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The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-09-08

HORSES FOR HeRE-If anyone does
want to hire I. team of horses will
let them out by Wednesday or
Thursday. Frank LeGarde, Grand
Portage, MINI. Stiff
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FOR SALE-Blacksmith stock and
tools, also building, or will rent
building. Sam Bally, Grand Marais,
MINI.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-09-08

FOR sAAE-One mile Lake front,
Devils Track Lake; south side; will
sell part or all. Chris Nelson, Ma
pie Hill. 9-8-4w
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SCHROEDER

Cecil Alfred Brownell of Schroeder
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SPECTACLES and GLASSES careful
ly and scientifically prepared. DR..
F. B. Hicks. 3-l5-tf
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FOR SALE-One COW years old,
fresh Sept. 81; and small horse
with harness and buggy. Martin
Erickson, Maple Hill.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-09-08

; Wants, For Sale, Etc. |;
Rates cents per line per week.
FRESH M!Lk-At Murphy's store,
10 cents a quart.
Evening star., 1921-04-27
ACTION FOR HILTON NINE
Will Play Owl A. C. of Georgetown
Saturday-Dornin to Pitch
Against Hooters.

4 battle royal will be fought On
Monument Lot diamond No. Satur-
day morning. when athletes of the
tollcate and west end sections clash.
Hilton Athletic club will represent
Northeast Washington. while the
Georgetown ColorS will be borne by
owl Athletic club. pornin will do the
pitching for the Hackies. The Hooters
are keeping their pitching selection
in the dark. HoStilities will begin at
II o'clock.
Manager Hicks Baldwin of the Hill
ton \. G. will meet his players an
hour before game time at lst street
and Maryland avenue northeast. He
wants to give them few pointers be-
fore the contest.
Powhntan Athletic Club sralped the
Fairmont Indians in IA 25-to-2 en-
counter. The Fairmonts were out
claSScd in every department of play.
Grace NidRcts want a Saturday
game with some team in the twelve
year class. Teams interested should
telephone the Grace management at
Franklin 1871.
Suburban Athletic Club, formerly
brentwood Athletic Club. is ready to
book games with first-cla District
teams. Send challenges to Andy Bald
win. Mount Rainier. Md.
Randle Athletic Club will tackle the
/. :. :. Maytiower nine Sunday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock at TwininC City
Manager Harry Beach will have the
following Randle players at hand
Taylor. Eehrle. Skillman, Jenkins
Hayden. Dunbar, America. Bury
Rook. Brown, Padgett. Bowles. Pres
grave. Wells. Lynch. Steele and kagle
Evening star., 1921-04-27
iris USES q PLAYERS
Sends Record Number for League
Into Game Against Detroit.
Four Left on Bench.

CLEN El-AND. Ohio. April 21-Tris
Speaker, manager of the world cham
pion Cleveland Indians, can use three
shifts of batters to overcome the
strategy of opposing managers who
desire to switch their pitchers to
make Speaker change his lineup.
This was demonstrated yesterda Y,
when the Indians manager set new
twenty-three players in the game
with Detroit.
When Manager Ty Cobb warmed up
Cole. left-handed pitcher. Speaker
figured Cobb planned to switch his
right and left-handed pitchers like ne
did Monday. Speaker thereupon sent
Ernest Jeanes and Louis Guisto.
right-handed batters TO right field and
first base. respectively, and Jack
Graney to left
Later he replaced Jeanes. Guisto and
Graney with Wood, Burns and Evans
all risht-handers- When Ehmke. a
right handler, relieved Cole on the
mound. Speaker sent Smith to right
field and Johnston to first base and
used Jameson. who had been playing
left field. when a right-h handed pitcher
worked for the opposition. as a pinch
hitter.
The only men in uniform whom
Speaker did not use in yesterday
game were Pitchers CoveIeskie. Mails
and Pott, and Innelder Wagner
Speaker. Stephenson. Sewen and
Gardner were the only Indians to pla y
throughout the game.
Evening star., 1921-04-27
WINS PIGEON RACE.
D. &. Mathews Bird Averages
1,2O5 Yards Per Minute.

The opening race of the Washing
ton Concourse Association af Racing
Pigeon Clubs was held Sunday from
Cumberland. Nd, 632 pigeons from
forty-tfree lofts competing. The first
arrival was Chillums Pride, to the
loft of D. r. Mathews. at 4:37 pm.
Liberation was at 2 O'Clock.
The following is the entry and
average speed per minute of the first
arrival to each loft:
D. r. Mathews. 1.205 yards: r A
HUNT (two BIRDS. 1.1s4 and 1.1S0;
Department of Agriculture, LIS; ].
W. Childress, LII: George W. FISH
er. LIP: United States Navy LII;
Q. NJ. Henry Kubec. 1.165; ]. Har-
rington. 1.152; Mr.. Davis, 1.149; Will
liam Reinhardt. 1.135: w X. Pen
nington. 1.124; Louis Hofer. 1.12O: L.
Seeley. 1.103: Walter Bodecker 1893;
r. Reinhardt, 1897; J. G. Taylor
1895: p. Z. Smith, 1893: Capt. D.
C. Buscall. 1901; ]. G. Brown, 1857;
". II. Fugitt. 1914; B. Gosnei. 1913
W. ]. Teyser. 1.042; c. Pennington
1925; ". F. Dismer. 9s3; E. J. Kelly
as2: c. B. Yeatman, 962; d c. Hart
ley, ss1; +. II. Crown, $50; Moore
Bros. Sss: p Krouse. 790; George
Flaherty 1856; B. F. Miller. 744; Mr.
Pitts. 71s. and F. f. Dimser. s53.
The next race will be from Cam
eron, W. Va.
Evening star., 1921-04-27
ATHLETES ASSEMBLING
Vanguard of 5000 Who Will Take
Part in Penn Games at Work
on Franklin Field.

PHILADELPHIA. April 27-The
vanguard of the 5000 athletes who
are to compete in the PENNSYLVANIA
relay carnival here Friday and Sat
urday arrived today.
Among the first were Nightingale
of West Virginia and Jenne of Wash
ington. Nightingale started training
on Franklin Field this afternoon for
the two-mile international race. for
which he is one of the favorites. He
won the international three mile
event last year.
Jenne. Pacific coast collegiate rec
ord holder at pole vaulting, has
made 13 feet IL inches in practice.
Many teams are scheduled to arrive
tonight and tomorrow. Many of
them will run on Friday in the va
rious championships. and special
events listed for the opening day.
and wanted to reach Philadelphia in
time for practice on Franklin Field.
Yale sent word today that Hilies
would run in the two-mile interna-
tional on Friday. and Blue coaches
have estimated he will do close to
minutes and 80 seconds.
The United States Naval Academy
team will make its first appearance
in the history of the institution away
from Annapolis when it completes in
the distance medley relay champion
ship.
Evening star., 1921-04-27
CENTRAL NINE IN FRONT
Three Victories Give Advantage
Over Tech and Western in
High School League.

Central credited with three victories
in as many starts and with only one
more game to play. has decided ad-
vantage over Tech and Western, the
other contenders for the high school
base ball championship. Tech has
won twice. but it must face the Cen
tralites and Westerners before COM
pleting it's schedule. The Red and
White has lost one of it's three en-
counters.
Eastern and Business were elimi-
mated from the race yesterday. The
former lost, to s, to Central. and
Western drubbed the Stenographers.
II to =.
A two-run rally in the ninth decided
for central. Eastern went into the
lead in the fourth inning and increased
it's advantage in the sixth at Walkers
expense. Moran had been pitching
steadily for the Capitol Hill boys until
the final session when Davis hit
ended the game.
DawSon'S three doubles and "A single
in five times at bat had much to do
with Western s triumph over Business.
Stevens and Hair also did some heavy
clouting for the winners.
Evening star., 1921-04-27
C. j. PLAYS TOMORROW
To Face villanova-Georgia Tech,
Winner Over Hilltop, Will
Encounter MARYLAND.

Schedule shifts, heretofore unan-
nounced by college base bail man
ayers, give District varsity mines a
rest today, but Catholic University
Will swing into action tomorrow.
when Nillanova. originally listed for
an encounter this afternoon. will visit
Brook kland. Play will begin at $3.50
o'clock
Georgetown was booked to go to
Annapolis today for conflict with
Navy. \ new arrangement. however.
gave Georgia Tech. 3-to-2 winner over
the Hilltoppers yesterday the date.
and the latter will not meet the Mid
shipmen until Saturday.
Instead of battling with America n
University at Kendall Green this aft
erroon. Gallaudet is indulging in a
practice tilt with the soldiers team
from Fort Washington.
Another contest that should inter
est local followers of college base
ball will be staged tomorrow at Col
l"Ge Park. where the University of
Maryland will be host to Georgia
| Tech. Right now the Maryla nders
are in excellent form. and they will
meet a worthy foe in tie Yellow
Jackets. who gave an exhibition OF
their ability and gamenesS in their
victory over Georgetown.
The Hilltoppers filled the bases after
one was out in the first inning. but
Thompson held them to lone tally
An error after two were out and a
double gave Georgetown another
score in the second inning. Georgia
Tech got busy in tho fourth With
one out the Yollowjackets got tc
REYNOLDS for double. walk. single
and triple. counting three times
Thereafter both pitchers baff1ed the
batters.
Evening star., 1921-04-27

and the dopesters figured that the Ellis
would take the honors. Mike Murphy.
the Yale trainer. was certain of it II
looked as though he had figured 1t
correctly when the runners took the
baton for the fifth mile. with Ruckins
ham more than sixty yards out ahead
who dug his spikes into the cinders
and started in pursuit: there have
been many dramatic chases in the
history of the relay carnival hut
none more so than this historic pur-
suit, which ended with the overhaul
ing of the Yale man and a victory
for old Penn. This was the first and
only time that the fve-milc relay
stood out. if. indeed it remained on
the schedule of future cards In any
event the enc. tw o and four mile races
have been the big features.
Growth of the Games.
AS time went on the special track
and field events which were originally
put on the card as filler-in became SO
popular that they stood comparison
with the relay features. Specialists in
all departments of the Sport--cham-
piOnS ail--appeared annually. Duffy.
kraenzlein. PrinStein. Jones, Over
ton. Meredith, in fact all the blazing
stars of the past decade have par
ticipated in the games and the in
ternatIonal aspect was prominent in
1914. when the great Oxford relay
quartet came over here and captured
the mile race. This year the French
athletes are on hand.
Evening star., 1921-04-27

Johnson's Victory Is 47th
He Has Scored Over Yanks

NEW YORK, April 2..-JOhn-
sons victory MOndni was
the fOrty-seventh he has regis-
tered over the Yankees since he
first opposed them In 1907. In
fifteen scnsOn's they have taken
his measure eNnctly twenty
nine times. Walter hns turned
bnck the New Workers more
frequently than any other club
in the lehSuc except Detroit,
the kansaM having obtained
Rfty-tNO verdicts over the
Tigers.
Evening star., 1921-04-27
MED|CS BUNCH SAFET|ES
Rally Twice and Vanquish State in
Departmental League-Wil-
son Hurls Well.

Two innings replete with heavy
batting gave Naval Hospital an 1l-to-
victory over State Department yes.
terday, in the Departmental League.
In the third session the MsLics hit
Hudson for four tallics ond another
rally in tire seventh uetted i've. Will
son. pitching for the winners, was
reached for three runs il. the FIRST
AMI three more in the eighth
Cherry. Patterson and Damon, each
with two safeties. led the Naval Hog
pital attach. Constantine. at second
for the Medics, handled six difficult
chances rithout a slip.
Spsu.Gine Council pointed the way
to keane Council, in a 4-to-2 seven
inning game. in the knights Of CO.
lumbu.j League. Roche of the win
ners. mace a. triple AMI double in
three times at bat.
Auditors trOunced Add-essogra3h
3 to /, in the opening game of the
Liberty Loan League. 1nglev. vim
nrn- pitcher. granted but four HRS.
Fourth SLrI enders and Securities Will
cidGi. tomorrow.
Census scored 4-to-1 triumph over
Treasury in an eight-inning Colored
Departmental League contest. Slade
held the losers to four safeties. Rob-
inson of Census made a homer. double
and single in three times at bat.
MasOns and Odd Fellows of the Fra
ternal League are readying for their
campa igns. The former will practice
this afternoon at o'clock at Amer
lean League Park, while the Odd Fell
lows will drill at Union Park.
Playground League games resulted
as follows: Carberry GD VS.. Blair
t5). Jackson % vs. Fillmore O, JEFF
ferson Go) vs. Hilton go. Maury t3)
vs.. Webb %. Buchanan 80 VS. Ketch-
am t2), Wal1ach f3) va. Towers 20,
Cranch 15, vs. Eyler GD. Thomson
90 VS.. Gales %.
Evening star., 1921-04-27

0l IL Is easy 10 remember "heH
this meeting attracted no general
public attention whatever. In fact.
years elapsed before these games took
fire and made a flame that illuminat ed
the whole world of track and field
athletics. Few realize that the first
Penn relay meeting was held twenty
seven years ago-in April. 1895, to be
exact.
Primary Idea Of Games.
Franklin B. Ellis. was to emphasize
the Importance of relay rcing. At
the time of this first meet & Frank
lin Field had just come into being.
and, while not a few colleges and
schools were represented, there were
only two entries in the mile relay.
which subsequently became so popu-
lar. The participants were Pennsyl-
vania and Harvard.
The Crimson never had stronger
relay team than that of 1895. AS mem
bers there was that splendid trio of
quarter -milers. Vincent. HolliSter and
Bingham. all of whom had beaten so
seconds for the 440 SO first honorS in
the relay2Went to the Grim son, with
the Penn quartet. however, pressing
the Cambridge stars and making of
the feature an event so spectacular
that its success was sealed there and
then.
Orton's Great Race.
In 1895 the five-mile relay. a mile
for each runner, was put on. Yale
sent a great quintet TO Philadelphia
Evening star., 1921-04-27
MISS LENGLEN DECLINES
TO PLAY MEN AT TENNIS

PARIS, April 81 Miss Suzan nne
Lenglen. the tennis player. announces
that she has no desire to meet either
William T. Tilden, the American
champion, or William II. LaurentZ
holder Of the French title. in matches,
but says she will participate in the
French championships, TO be held
next month. and also in the Saint
Cloud tournament, in which Tilden
and Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory
will compete. Miss Lenglen also will
defend her titles at Wimbledon.
Evening star., 1921-04-27
AMERICAN COURT TENNIS
PLAYER DEFEATS BRITON

LONDON, April 81 (bv the Asso-
ciated Press).-C. S. Cutting. Ameri-
can. defeated Capt. Price of England,
60. 81, 81, in the second round
of the twentyninth annual amateur
court tennis championship of Eng
land at the Queens Club here today.
Cutting won by his aggressiveness.
Tennis experts predicted after his
victory that he would reach the finals.
Evening star., 1921-04-27

where Dempsey and Carpenter will
meet, reveals about As fine Il waste Of
tin cans. debris Of all sorts as can be
found in this country. Th" job of
preparing the site for the big arena
which Rickard will build VIII begin
this week. and it will be some Job. In
the meantime Tex has already re-
ceived applications for 100000 worth
of tickets.
Demp>ey's Partner.
Kid Norfolk VIII meet the Jamaica
Kid in figteen-round bout at the
Central Manhattan Athletic Club on
Wednes esday night. 1t will be one of
Norfolk's last fights before he joins
Dcmpsey's training campas the cha m
pion's sparring partner. Dempsey
could not have selected a better man
than the Kid. He is all action, quick
as n. flash. and can stand and give
punishment. Indeed. there were some
sports who said after the Dempsey
Brennan fight that Norfolk could
have beaten the champion that night.
Fulton in Action.
After seeking in vain for heavy
weights to meet him. Fred Fulton
has at last induced young man
named Charley Cooley to fi.ht him at
Jamaica. l.. l.. on Thursday night.
Fred is the finest example of a
champion among dubs and a. dub
| among champions that We have ever
produced. BY the way. who is this
Billy Papke "of Yorkville." who viii
fight the same night? Ought to he A
law against young fighters taking
celebrated pugilists' names?
ship to Maryland.
A number of local horsemen have
expressed the intention of sending
| their racers down to Pimlico on May
| 3, where the steeds will have their
pipe openers in the early part of the
| Baltimore engagement at least.
Evening star., 1921-04-27
College FLYERS in Meet.

NEW YORK, April 27.-The third
annual intercollegiate airplane meet
will be held at Mineola, n. Y. Friday,
May 49, the Intercollegiate Flying
Association has announced. Ten COL
leges will compete in four champion
ship events for the cup donated by
the Aero Club of America and now
held by Yale.
Evening star., 1921-04-27
MAY END CHESS MATCH
Capablanca and Lasker Fail to Ap-
pear for 18th Game-Lat-
ter Would Resign.

HAVANA, Cuba, April 27-Neither
Capa blanca nor Lasker appeared last
night for the fifteenth game Of the
world championship chess tournament.
Neither contestant had made any an
nouncement of his plans, nor would the
members of the committee say exactly
what was the status Of the interrupted
series. II is learned, however. that DR..
Iasker had sent letter to Referee
Ponce resigning the series becau use of
illness, and that the referee had for
warded the communication to the COM
mittee in charge.
Fourteen of the twenty four game Sc
ries have been played. OF these Capa
blanca won four and the remaining ten
We're drawn.
Evening star., 1921-04-27
Titles / Yankee Boxers.

TORONTO. AprI - New Yor
amateur boxers won three Canada
national titles in the finals of tn
tournament here Ben Ponteau, ne
gro, American national 13;5-pour
champion. won in that class: JacI
Bradley of New York won in the IA.
pound class, and Mortimer Selig1na'
New York state amateur middlf
weight champion. captured the IS
pound title.
Evening star., 1921-04-27
Clark to Coach Kansas.

LAWRENCE. Kan. April 27-
George (Potsy) Clark has been elect
ed head foot ball coach at the Uni
versity of Kansas and will come here
on long time contract. Chancellor
f. II. Lindley has announced. Clark
las year Goa ached the Michigan Agri-
cultural College team.
Evening star., 1921-04-27
Back American Horse.

PARIS, April 27.-Heavy commits
sions sent to London by American
horse racing devotees in Paris have
resulted in lowering the price in the
betting on The Bohemian. owned by
A. X Macomber, to win the EPSON
Derby June ], from Sc TO to rs to
in the future books.
Evening star., 1921-04-27
INVITES PRINCE TO BOUT
Rickard Would Have Wales and
Lord Lonsdale as Guests at
Title Fight.

NEW YORK, April 27.-The I'r3nce Of
Wales and Lord Lonsdale head of the
National Sporting Club of London. have
been invited to attend the Dempsey
Ca pentier fight as guests of Tex Rick
ard. promoter. a letter has been mailed
10 Lord Lonsdale and through him thu
invitation is extended to The prince
Evening star., 1921-04-27
Dempsey Starts Training.

NEW YORK, April 2T-Champiou
Jack Dempsey today began formal
training at summit. y. i. for his
match with Georges CarD.nttcr in
Jersey City July , niscardlng has
haphazard openair play schedule. he
did both road work and sparrinC. ard
viii hereafter work on d regular
daily schedule
Evening star., 1921-04-27
Caps to Play Brooklyn Nine.

The Capitals. Washington's colored
professio ional nine, will open a three
game series against the Brooklyn
Slides at American League Park to
morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. The
Caps have signed Infielder Allen. for
merly with the Philadelphia Hilldales.
and AL Britton, a Buffalo pitcher.
Evening star., 1921-04-27
COLLEGE GAMES.

Georgia Tech. B: Georgetown. 2.
Da avidson. 6; Clemson. 4.
Camp Benning. y; Mercer, 4.
Auburn, .: Georgia, o.
Furman. ); Erskine. 4.
MarysvilIe. 3: Lincoln Memorial. 4.
Virginia NJ. l., ); Ogle thorpe, 3.
Wabash, g; Franklin. /.
Evening star., 1921-04-27
Add Junior VARSITY Race

NEW YORK. April PA Junior
varsity race between Columbia. Penn
syivania and Princeton will bs held
in connection with the Childs cup
Mulcahy OF New York has been ap-
pointed referee
Evening star., 1921-04-27
Brown Leads Harvard Matmen

Fiske Brown Of Plymouth, Mass.
captain of the 1920 Harvard wrestling
team, has been reelected He has
been the heavyweight wrestler of the
team for three years, was guard on
the varsity eleven last year and the
track teams weight thrower.
Evening star., 1921-04-27
WELSH TO START DRIVE
TO REGAIN FIGHT TITLE
BY FAIRPLAY.

EW YORK, April 2-It always interesting watch cham
VI pon is back Just $
lightweight champion the world
1918 by'Benn Leonard Tomorrow night
in which
meeting opponent
Evening star., 1921-04-27
Big Program for Regatta.

Seven big races, IN addition to the
Harmsworth trophy. are TO be decided
in the regatta to be held on Detroit
river, beginning August 27.
Evening star., 1921-04-27
American Polo Four Wins.

SUNBURY. England. April 27.-The
American polo four. made up of ].
Watson Webb, c. c. Rumsey, Thomas
w Hitchcock and Sd snford. defeated IA
team of three men. Earl w Hopping.
Mai. F. W Barrett and Robert E.
Strawbridge. 9 to yesterday.
Evening star., 1921-04-27
Seat Sale for Sunday Game.

The sale OF the box seats of which
there are 5000. for the Nationals
game with the Athletics Sunday. will
he begun at Spalding's. 613 14th
street, tomorrow morning at o'clock.
Evening star., 1921-04-27
Army Poloists in Match.

War Department Yellows and Fort
Myers third team were to clash on
the Potomac Park field this afternoon
in the second game Of the Army's
spring polo tournament. Play was to
begin at $50 o'clock.
Evening star., 1921-04-27
Dundee 0utpoints Kansas.

MILWAUKEE WIS. April 27--
Johnny Dundee of New York out
boxed Rocky Kansas of Buffalo in a
ten-round bout last night. according
to d majority of sporting writer's at
the ringSide.
Evening star., 1921-04-27

DOut Will TAKE pldle III oulIilillt. ~.
Welsh has been in the United States
Army for two years. and for year
before that he did no fighting. But
he has taken care of himself and is
master of all his old tricks.
1t is not at all likely that Welsh
will agree to meet Leonard on July
/. as reported. He is no fool and he
realizes that he has a considerable
distance to travel before he will be
fit to make a good showing against
the champion. But let the following
fact be entered upon the minutes:
Freddie is qualified right now 20 beat
80 per cent of the boys in his class
and he is going ahead to prove that
fact.
boxing With BENJAMIN.
Joe Benjamin is one Of the most
romsing ightweights in the coun-
try. and the bout he and Freddie had
at Summit showed that Welsh has all
his old defensive clevernesS and that
his chopping left is still in fine work
ing order. Once. when he evaded "a
rush of Benjamins, with the coast
boy looking anxiously about to find
| where his opponent had gone, Welsh
laughed. Well" he said, Il can still
run"
Evening star., 1921-04-27
Rolls Flat Game of SO.

Capt. Linskey, in friendly match
at duckpins on the Georgetown drives
bowled a fat score of SO. The two
mines were made in the fourth and
nth frames.
Evening star., 1921-04-27
Millerand Gives Boxing Vase

LYON. France. April 27.-Prrsl1ent
Nillerand has sent To tho French Boxing
Federation a beautiful S"vrrS Vase,
which Is 10 be awarded 20 the French
amateur lightweight tftlc in the boxing
championship bouts TO bc held here in
June.
Evening star., 1921-04-27
Morris Knocks Out Lodge.

TULSA. Okla. April 2T.-Carl Morris
of Sapulpa knocked out Farmer Lodge
of Minnesota in the ninth round last
! night. They are hoavywciEhts.
Evening star., 1921-04-27
GAMES BEGUN IN 1895
TO BOOM RELAY RACING
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

showing how metorious idea will and strong
which
Philadelphia, will conclude
Saturday With sole the Olympic the
the O
Evening star., 1921-04-27
Another Good Horse.

While every one is talking about
Tryster and Careful as eminent Ken
lucky Derby posi- Utilities. we humbly
suggest that the Whitney filly Prud-
cry be not overlooked. Horsemen
who watched Prudery at work in
South Jersey say that there is little
or nothing to choose between Tryster
and the filly, at least over d mile
course.