davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-07-21
MRS. M'ILVOY DIES FROM
EFFECTS OF FALL


from the effects of fall that morn
ing. She had been out in the yard
and upon returning to the house had
taken hold Of the drain pipe to the
eve trough to assist her to the porch.
when 1t gave way causing her to fall
Il short distance to the cement side
walk. Her housekccper, Mrs. Mar
tina Scott. was coming through the
kitchen door to assist her on to the
porch but was unable to reach her
before she fell. Medical aid was
Immediately summoned. The acct
dent happened about . o'clock and
an hour Inter she sank into uncon.
sciousncss and remained 40 to the
end.
7 On account Of her feeblsness and
extreme age, nearly 81 yesrs, the
deceased for number Of years has
lived within the confines Of her
home on Grand View Avenue.
While the deceased retained few
of the pioneer ways and manerisms
to the end she was highly esteemed
by all who knew her for her honesty
of purpose, rurgedncss Of character
and direct manner OF speech In ex-
pressing her thoughts.
Lured by the promise Of gold In
the mountains. Mrs. McIivoy and hcr
husband. equipped with OK teams.
started the journey west shortly
after their marriage in July Of 1854.
Travelling slowly. cncountcring in
Vulnerable dangers that made neces-
snry long stops IN vsrloua camps
and vain quests for the pot Of gold
ut the end of the rainbow. the
couple arrived In Golden In May.
1850.
Five long years " travel In prairie
schooner ind on horseback had
enurcd this sturdy pioneer to suffer
ing. and while other women re-
manned IN the village and their hus.
bands sought for the yellow dust In
the mountains, Mrs. Mcilvoy dis
daincd the danger. and, with he
1 husband started fer the GrcRor"
mine in what In now known M Blsck
Hawf ~
ItHs said that she was the frs.
white woman to enter the mountains
ut that time pcop'ed with Indians
Ind wild creatures. ,aIa
The hills failed to yield their
treasures and after n year Of pros
pccting the couple curneyed to Mon
tana. disappointment resulted a"d
returning to Golden they engaged In
farming, purchasing land several
miles from the present site Of t"s
town Of Arvnda. Having no chilli
ron, they developed n lcve Of books.
and according 10 tradition new little
Of the world, vertically burying them
selves within their tiny home. More
than twenty years ago they moved
To the home in Arvnda and every
small boy and girl lovingly called
the couple Uncle and Auntic Mnc.
and they were famed among the
youth for the wonderful tales of
animal and plant life and history Of
the infancy cf the state.
Only once has Mrs. McIlvoy visit
ed Denver. despite her long resi-
Idcucc mat ncxt door Some veara
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-07-21
Christian Science

Christian Science services are held
Sunday morning ut West First and
Adelaide Streets. at II o'clock.
Sunday School at 9:3O.
Wednesday meetings ut $500 y. m.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-07-21

Read the Enterprise for An
nouncemeni Of the Methodist Pisri
Next Week sure.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-07-21
SOAP SPECIAL

Six bars Of Water White for %
Cents.
Ten bars Borax Naptha for 40
Cents ct Cahill's.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-07-21

August 4th. Set the date and
and come to the Arvadn Methodist
Picnic.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-07-21

Read thu Enterprise for An
nouncemcnt Of the Methodist, pirnn
Next Week sure.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-07-21

Band Concerts at the Park every
Thursday p, m. Everybody come.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-07-21

Angus, 18th. Set the date and
and come 10 the Aryndn Meth dist
Picnic.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-07-21

Fishing Tackle and License.
Arvada Hardware Co
The New York herald., 1921-08-28
Girl Swimmers Make a
New Relay Team Record
New Worlds Quarter Mile
Mark i'm Manhattan Beach
Meet.

Twelve seconds were clipped Off the
worlds record for relay swimming by
girls over the quarter mile route at the
water carnival held in the lagoon of the
Manhattan Beach Baths yesterday. Four
members or the New York Womens
Swimming Association took part in the
successful attack on the old mark. which
was minutes 50 seconds. They were
the worlds record holder. Miss Ethelda
Bleibtrey: Miss Charlotte Boyle. Miss
Helen Wainwright and Miss Aileen Rig
gin.
Miss Bleibtrey, whose sense of direc-
tion in the water Is usually perfect
swan very erratic course on her re-
lay. She wandered far outside the lane
over which the race was contested. De-
spite that fact. however, she was timed
In minute S seconds. Had she kept
her course the time for the worlds re-
lay record would have suffered even
more
Miss Bleibtrey showed to much better
advantage in the fifty yard race for the
national senior A. A. L. championship
for women. which she won by two yards.
She took the lead from Miss Charlotte
Boyle after racing twenty yards and
was never again headed. Just before
Miss Bleibtrey went to the front Miss
Helen Wainwright bumped Miss Boyle.
causing the latter to slow up. The IN
cident however, in no way injured MISS
Boyle's chances of success. for Miss
Beibtrey won with much speed in re-
serve.
The disappointment of the race was
provided by Miss Margaret Woodbridge
or Detroit. the holder OF the indoor
champonships for both the 220 yard ana
500 yard events. She finished fourth.
being beaten for third place by the
dimunitive Miss Helen Wainwright Dy
a foot. Miss Woodbridge came all the
way from Duluth, where she was visit
ing friends. to compete. She was very
confident of success prior to the race
and she was at loss to explain her
poor showing.
Miss Helen Meany of the New YORK
Womeas Swimming Association won
her second national championship OF the
season when she captured first prize IN
the fancy high diving title event Tor
seniors The championship which she
The New York herald., 1921-08-28
Results at Dorval Track.

First Racc-Six furiongs. Optimism, 100
(Thurber) $500 $3.50 and S3.S5, won; Lady
Ivan, 1O5 tstearns), s1i.i0 and sp.Uo. sec
ond; Mike 1oT tMcTwgarO, $40, third.
Time, :i5 i-3 Scratched-f'rivol. Gallon.
second Race-slx turlougs: Mack Garner,
1i3 (stearnal. as %. $3.50 and $780, won
Mces XII. ii3 tBoganowiskD. sii.i1 and
$500 second: Ecarpia II. CNicTnggarD. .
t2.e0. third Time, - -. Scratched
Sain Rose. Brother Mclean. Lady lone aud
Jack Lee.
Tbird Hnee-~Onc miip witch Flower. tol
fNfcTPrWart1, s2.SI $500 and S2.45, won
Reconpai4snce, 80 (stearnsl. $3.50 and S3.Gl
eecand. AliCa Way, l0i tSnith), 5000, third
Time 39 ~. Scratched-Bt o. Green,
Blarney hoy and Chief sponsor.
Fourth Race--ssx furlonRs; Lucky r.. 100
CNlurphy{, s4.4s, S42s aud SIPS, won My
Mesis 80 fJarobs} 81. 20 and s2s5, second;
HiIdur, i07 CErlckson). S2t0. third. Time.
1912. Scratchcd.-Runntrix and Lads Love.
Fifth Race--One Mile and seventy yards.
Star Realm. IA tMcTeggarU, $40. xa.11
md S2.Io, won: Gath III Crhurher. S3.21
and 81. so. Recond. parnley, los Cnrcycr). !.
$500. third, Time, i:la Scratched
American Maid
sixth Race-one mile aud a sixteenth:
Mormon Elder, tis tThurber,, $3.50, s2.75
md S2.T0, won Fireworth, lnl (McTaggart. !.
sla5 and s3.sl. second Point 10 Point
Scratchcd-Undine and Crown OF Gold.
Seventh Race-Cna mile and an eighth
Tricsster H.. los tThurber) $500, S4.55
nnd S3.05, won: Buclsnal. 104 (McraggarD, !,
sG.0i aud s3.0o, second; american Soldier,
I0t tEricksonl. ss.i5, thirn.. Time. -.
scratched-'Capt. Hodge, warlike. McAdams
and Cause.
The New York herald., 1921-08-28
Results at Devonshire.

Flrrt Race-One and onc-sixteenth miles.
Walk Up. 93 Cfantner), S23.60, $11.30 and
$780, won; Sir John Vergne, 40 (Gregory),
1856 and $780, second Frank Shannon, 110
Parke), S465, third. Time ;46 AZ. Rose
ate Louise Wynne. Pcnwcl, Hercules,
Arrow Point, Corson. Lowell, Peerless One
and Hocnir also ran.
Second Race--Six furlonEs. Fifty Fifty,
lis (Obert), $11.45. si.T5 and $3.50, won;
Pumps. liz O.. Burkc), $685. and $40.
second Stacey Adams, 1l5 tBuxton) So 40.
third. Time. :O5 i-5. FL Jcsinar, Hillman
Q. Foy, Black Deer, Caesar. Tulane and
Cnn~ul alro ran
Third Race--slx furlongs. Diana. Jos
Col Matt. lis frator), $685., third Tine,
~ 4-a. The Trump. Iron 10y, pokey b.,
Mark West Apple Jack and Harry Burgoyne
also ran.
Fourth Race-one and one-eighth miles
Louis. 10J .Rarnes), siT.55. $3.50 and 50 GO,
won: Doctor Jim, 105 U.angl. $3.50 and
S4lo, second. Sea Prince, 10 tPauD, N.I5,
third. Time. ;52 %. Grace. Pit Dixie
Carroll and Anniversary also ran
$3.50. s545 and s3.1o. won Irish kiss, i1s
fMorr1s). 81 and s2.G0. second; Bygone
Days, 1l0 CBarnes), s2.95, third Time.
1888 2-5. Missed the Time and 1ncog also
sixth Race--six furlongo. Cotton blossom,
los Pauu. s2i.50. 5000 and $500, won;
Ruby. 105 (Gregory). Si4.70 and 5000
second Catalan. 1os Parkel. $3.50 third.
Time, 1:12. Santa Claus, Bill McCloy. Billy
connors. rurbelow. Top O. the Morning and
Midnight sun also ran.
Seventh Race--One and one-sxteenth miles.
Proprietor, III. won Locust Leaves, 1O5
second Benevolent. 1i5, third.
The New York herald., 1921-08-28
GIRLS READY FOR
ENDURANCE SWIM
Record Holders in National
Long Distance Race To-
morrow.

The ella ssic OF American swimming
the women's national long distance
championship--will be contested to-
morrow afternoon over an ocean course
measuring approximately three and a
half miles. The route will he from
Point Breeze, j.. l., TO the Brighton
Beach Baths. the management of the
bathing pavilion conducting the event
after lapse OF Ave years.
The race tomorrow will be a renewal
of the classic which first brought wo-
mems swimming in this country into
prominence. 1t was inaugurated in
1910 ana among the winners Of the
annual event were enumerated the
greatest female swimmers of the past
generation.
An historical interest attaches to the
competition to be held tomorrow mas
much rs it will bring out the younger
generation OF female swimmers as we'll
as the new type of mermaid. The
Amazon of other years Is no longer to
he seen carrying off endurance tests in
the water. Gone are the Elaine Goldings.
Clara Boutons and Lillian Howards Of
the aquatic sport They were statuesque
women. with the physical requirements
for long races.
The modern type embodies such frail
girls as Miss Ethelda Bleibtrey. Miss
Helen Wainwright. Miss Margaret
Woodbridge, Miss Eleanor Uhl and Miss
Eileen Riggin. The winners of the long
distance crown in former years were
mature women the champions Of to-day.
and the record holders. are still in their
teens. Scientific development of various
swimming strokes has tended to increase
the speed of the present day swimmers
as well as to fit them for endurance tests.
Besides the lassies mentioned in the
starters in to-morrow's big race will be
Miss Charlotte Boyle, the long distance
champion Miss Florence Briscoe. Miss
Margaret Ederle and Miss Kathryn
Brown, the eleven-year-old sensation Of
the New York Women's Swimming AS
sociation.
The field to-morrow-the race will
start about 3 o'clock-includes the fore
most female swimmers in the world.
Miss Beibtrey Is conceded to be the
greatest girl natator the world hos ever
known; Miss Boyle is national cham
pion and record holder; Miss Wood
bridge is the best of the Western con-
tingent; Miss Uhl represented Phladel-
phia in the Olympic games; Miss Vain
wright and Miss Riggin are the two
leading divers in the world as well az
being among the top rank swimmers.
The New York herald., 1921-08-28
Machine Gunner Lloyd
Is All Round Champion


SEA GIRT. Aug. 27.--Marine Gunner
C. A. Lloyd OF the Marines showed a
field Of 100 entries to-day that his phe-
nomenal shooting of the last week was
not luck. He won first place IN the Sea
Girt championship event. the fifth big
individual match which he has won in
the tournament. which closed to-day.
Although he didn't succeed IN breaking
his third worlds record for the week
he won the match with total OF 1877.
Private L. J Nelson also Of the Marines.
was second with 1S5, third Private r. ..
Coulter. Marines, lS2: fourth, Sergeant
J. w. Adkines. Marines. Isl: fifth, En-
sign G. II. Wheelock, Navy 1Sl.
The Boyle match. a continuous event
was won b.. Lieut.. G. II. Sargent Of the
Infantry with score OF Az l.. &. Good
ing OF the Infantry. was second with AZ,
and Lieut.. Kinds of the Infantry, third.
with 3S. Lieut.. Sargent also won the
reading match with a score OF so plus
five bulls. Virgil Richards was second
with so and one bull's-eye and j. W..
Currap third with ~.
The New York herald., 1921-08-28

coupled with soumangha, which also was
trained by James Healey. While Mrs
Lofts Sweepment. with his 167 pounds
was stepping along in front setting q
fast pace, old Robert Oliver was far in
the rear. being raced along as though
he were out for exercise. But when
the final quarter came and the leaders
and speedy ones began to tire he
smeemed to run faster. and he charged
on Sweepment, and, catching him in the
last few jumps, won by length.
Patience and hard work had their re-
ward for Paul Fox in the first race
when his little filly Mollie Barnes led
home a big field Of cheap platers Paul
bought this filly last season for few
hundred dollars and since then has
lived with her. Paul has no stable
hands He does all the work himself
except ride. For this important wo.x
he borrows lads. Early this spring
Mollie got sick on him and Paul was
in a dreadful way. He fretted himself
as sick as the mare. But he nursed her
and himself around and since their ar
rival here both have been doing finely.
He. started her few weeks ago and
she had bad luck at the barrier and
was never a contender.
To-day he engaged Penman to guide
her and offered the lad a big reward
II he guided her home In front. Before
the race Paul told all of his old time
friends that his mare would win, but all
wished him luck and looked elsewhere
for the winner. So confident was Paul
that his mare would win that he left
her In the paddock while he scooted to
the lawn to wager on her There he
found men who considered her chances
so remote that they laid so to ! against
her This price suited Paul and he
made several small wagers on her
Mollie did as Paul said she would
and won by length and a half. Paul
has bad feet and legs and cnnno. run
very fast. but while Mollie was coming
through the homestretch he stepped
along as fast as Bernie Wefers. Then
he darted out to the track. waved his
hat in the air. awaited the return of
the mare. led her to his barn and ran
all the way back to the paddock to find
Penman. He 'staked" the lad hand
somely and then whooped things up all
the rest Of the afternoon.
The New York herald., 1921-08-28
British Football Scores.

LONDON, Aug. 27-British football
results to-day were as follows:
Northern Union Rugby-Bradford, 3;
Featherstone, II. Dewsbury. Z: Barrow. g.
HUI Kingston. ~: Humsley, o; Leigh. q:
~ Heien's Fec, .. ST. Helen's, 3: Oldham
10. Wakefield. 8; Huddersffeid. IL Bran
Leeds. % HUI. s. Stafford. s: York. ..
swinton, q; Rochdale. ~. Warrington, 2;
BToushton' Taaane 30. Wissan. q; widnes. Q.
sheffield United. :; blackburn Bs rove Rovers. !,
Chelsea. ]. Cardiff city, o: Tottenhan,
aotspurs, a.s,,p I.., J. auddersfield Town. 4 New
sast'e sasd cI,I United Oldham ATHLETIC. o. Brad
Bolton Wanderers. ?: Preston North End q
Everton, . Manchester United, o. Man
chester City. 2; Aston villa. /. Sunderland.
3; Westbromwich. 0. Liverpool. o: Middies-
League Division e-Blackpooi. a: Derby
County. = Clspton Orient, 81; Bury, /.
= Portyale. i Bradford, o; Leicester city
y CRYSTAL Palace. 4; Notts Forest, T. Hull
CITY. J south Shields. J. Notts County. 0:
Bristol City, .. Potherham County. 1 VOL
verhampton Wanderers. o. Sheffiela
Wednesday; 2; Barnsiey, .. Stoke, q West
Albion. O: Southend United, o. Charlton
Athletics. ]: Exeter City, 0. Norwich City.
C .; Luton Town. !. Reading, Il; Newport
Brentford. 0; Merthyr, 1. Bristol Rovers, i:
Plymouth Argyle, g. Millwall o; Northamp-
ton. 0. Queens Park Rangers, o; swindon
Town, 0. Southampton. 2; Gilingham o.
League Division @. Northern Section--Ash-
ington, /. Grimbystown 0. Darlington. 2:
Halifax Town, o. Nelson, /: wisan Bor-
ough, Q. Southport. /; Durham City, I.
Tranmere Rovers. 4 crews Alexandria, l.
Barrow. o: stockport County, .. Lincoln
City. !; Walsan, O. Rochdale. o: Accrins
ton Stanley, 8. StAlybridge Celtic, G.; Ches-
terrified, 0. wrexham. 0: Hartiepools
limited. 2.
The New York herald., 1921-08-28

Fifty Yard National Senior A. a. U. Cham
plonship for Women--Won by Miss Ethelda
Bleibtrey. New York Women's Swimming As
sociation: Miss Charlotte Boyle. New York
w S. A.. second. Miss Helen Wainwright,
New York w. S. A., third. Time 0:29 30.
Fancy High Diving Contest for the Ma
tionaI Senior A. a, II. Championship for
Women--Won hy Miss Helen Meany. New
York w. 8. A.. with l30.50 points; Miss
Aileen Riggin, New York w. $. A., with
1o2 ii points. second Miss Josephine Meany.
New York w. s. A.. with 1896 points.
third.
Iio YARD Relay Race for the National
Scnlor a. A. u Championship for Women
Won by New York W. S. A. first team
miss Ethclda Hlobtrey. Miss Charlotte
Boyle. Mise Helen Wainwright and Miss
Aileen Riggin): New York w s. A. second
team Miss Maud Macfarlane, Miss Alice
Lord. Miss Florence Briscoe and Miss Helen
Meany), second: New York w. s. A. third
team Miss Ethel Baker, Miss Lillian Stod-
dard, Miss Katherine Brown and Miss Ger
trude Norris. third. Time. 4:4T.
100 Yard Race (Handicap)-Won by Miss
Ethel Ursprung New York W. S. A. (37
secondsl Mrs. Hazel Zoitz, New York w.
s. a. (2s seconds. second; Miss Julia Mar
rnosten: New York w. S. A. (i7 seconds),
third. Time. "a.
500 Yard Invitation Race for Men tScratch)
Won by I.udy LANCER. Honolulu; James w.
Hall. Jr.. Central y. N. c. A. Of Brooklyn.
100 Yard. Breast Stroke Race (scratchl-
Won by Steve Ruddy, New York A. O..
Victor klffee, Central Y. NJ. G. A., Brook
lyn, second: Gustave Kcrsten, Central Y. NJ.
C. A., Brooklyn, third. Time. i6.
Referee-Charles Hatfield, New York A. G.
The New York herald., 1921-08-28
A POLO PONY SHOW
AND AUCTION SALE

The National Polo Pony Society
Inc, will hold it's third annual show
at MEADOWBROOK CLUB, WEST
BURY, l.. l., on WEDNESDAY,
SEPTEMBER 7th, 1921, at 10
A. M.
In connection with this years
show we will hold an Auction Sale
Of Colts and Polo Ponies that have
been entered and exhibited at this
shcw. We already have entered
some OF the best bred young polo
stock ever bred in this country and
by such polo stations as Christopher
Columbus and Tahuski and out of
some of the best polo pony mares.
Address all entries for show to
r. S. Won STADE, Westbury, l.. I.
Address all entries for sale: FRED
n. POST, E. Williston, L. l.
ALERT Cheshire & Sons, Auctioneera.
The New York herald., 1921-08-28
BARBADOS LEADS
In CRICKET GAME
Allied West Indians, All Out
for AZ. Face Deficit
Of 10.

Barbados cricketers. after dismissing
an eleven representing the Leeward and
Windward Islands, In combination with
Bermuda. for a total OF AZ yesterday
established lead OF ITO by scoring 217
runs for the loss of wickets. thereby
laying the foundation for certain vic
tory in the two days intercolonial
match at New York Oval. 10th and
River streets. where play VIII be con-
cluded this afternoon.
T.. Holder of the West Indies Cricket
Club was the central figure of the game.
for after making a record of wickets
for 20 runs as one of the two Barbados
bowlers during the short innings OF the
combination team he compiled a score
OF Y not out for his side and defied
the best efforts OF seven opposing
bowlers to dslodge him. He was still
peGging away steadily at 7:l5 O'Clock,
when stumps We're drawn for the day.
Holders score included hits over the
fence for runs apiece. The score:
The New York herald., 1921-08-28
Scottish Soccer Results.

GLASGOW, Scotland. Aug. 27.-Scottish
league second division soccer games
played to-day resulted as follows
Clackmannan /. Alloala . Bathgate
o. AIsnldale o. Boness 3. BroXburn !:
Dufernline 3. kingspark / "; Eaststir-
lingshire 3, Vale OF Leven Forfar l..
Cowdenbeath ]. Johnstone ., Dundee
Hibernian q Lochgelly ., ST. John
stone l.: St Bernard 2. Arbroath o;
Stenhousemuir 2. East Fife 0.
The New York herald., 1921-08-28
ING AT SARATOGA TRACK-WOMEN IN SWIMMING RACES
A. A. u. Swimming Events to
Be Decided in Garden Pool

The swimming committee Of the Me-
tropolitau Association. A. A. IT,, have
decided 10 conduct the following events
IN the Madison Square Garden Pool on
Thursdays. September ], ant ~:
September 1-Women's events-Novica race,
two laps C93 YARDS 40 yard Junior metro
pohtan Championships and 100 meter handi-
cap tfast time prize. Mems eyents-i0g
meter back stroke handicap. fancy dive
from ten foot springboard and 800 meter
handicap (fast time prize).
September s-Women's events-22o yard
metropolitan championship. diving from ten
foot springoohrd handicap tfour voluntary.
four compulsory diyes). and rescue race
tone lap.
The New York herald., 1921-08-28
Cricket Champions Lose.

BY defeating the Manor Field eleven
by the narrow margin of eight runs In
their New York Association cricket
championship match at West New
Brighton yesterday the Bensonhurst
team has gained q fine position III the
race for this years pennant in that
series
The New York herald., 1921-08-28
NEW YORK HERALD RACING CHART


79 FIRST RAcsi uong am upward g ,Rs @ rsS
good Won easily Place winner h y Trojan-suVez-hoh
The New York herald., 1921-08-28
Five Leading Hitters
in the Major Leagues
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGII
The Summaries.

earned earlier in the season was scored
over a field OF juniors.
The New York herald., 1921-08-28
MISS ELEANOR UHL- !,
MEADOWBR0Ok'
CLUB ,PHiLApELRHiA
Harness Racing at Mineola.

MINEoLA. L. J., Aug. 27.-With the
exception of long waits between heats,
the racing at the harness matinee Of
the Nassau Driving Club was exception
ally good this afternoon. The SUM
maries:
The New York herald., 1921-08-28

scottish Gea Stanley surnos
Barnesne 'front.' furns
n
D.. T.
D. ord; 6 r. s.
l. 2
miles
$1,000 500 At post S' or r sa 5sar good Troin U W.
The New York herald., 1921-08-28
Saratoga Entries.
fMONDAY.l

Second Race--Steeplcchase; four-year-oios
and upward about two miles:
Index. WI. Tndcs VT.
TG9s wscst Fool 13nl lie MarBou' l4i
5an .New Haven. las T74 Ben Hamps'n.ii0
The New York herald., 1921-08-28

coupled as Lumsden- C reentfce entry.
+Davis-Dosoris Stable.
Robert Oliver, racing in his best form.
where he closed with a great rush and outEgn
under wraps 70 the turn for home, handled his Y
strides. Powers gained two moves with Scum
ter results II he had delayed his first one. Dou
his race. Flying Scout was In close quarters a.
stopped
Scratchcd-Royai Arch, 1877; Houdini, 13s
Owners-No. l. Y. Lumsden: ., Mrs G.. w.
ner ;, Mrs r. A. Clark; g. Malvern Hills Farm
q Davis
The New York herald., 1921-08-28


cratohed-Thunderclap 1920: Gnome, 1
Exterminator worked his way up On .h
away readily In the final furlong though b
Halter broke slowly and did not show his
final three furlongS but forced TO go wit
outgamed Yellow Hand right at the end
weakened after racing Sennings Park IN
stopped badly.
owners-No. I. w. S. Klimcr: .. fsanc
), J. s. Cosden: Q. Rcdstone stable: Z. WI
The New York herald., 1921-08-28

Alher Cheshire & Sons, Auctioneers.
The New York herald., 1921-08-28

Eager Eyes worked her way up on
drive, was going away at the end. -
Roost was stopping badly. Vendor hr
a winning race. Early BIRD and Dick
Observation-Disclosures Evca, 2 Lady I
Scratched--Swoepy 104.
0wncrs--No. I, g. Choos; 2, r. r..
p. whitney. q. W. A. Buck; Z. O. y. {
III, @. Peterson; ~, q. w. Loft.