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DORVAL ENTRIES.

First Raee-ssO0: claiming; g.
year-olds and up: six furlongs
Crown of Gold. 1O7: Aunt Lin. 1O2
Jack Shrine. 1O2: Dorkin, 81; Flea
81; waac. 81.
second Raee-Purse $500: claim
Ing; 3-year-Olds and up: maidens;
maiden riders; one mile: Sham
rock Flower, 1902; John Chl. l02:
Tony Bean, 102; Helen Lucas. 1903;
Golden Red, 109: DIR. Stevenson, 1O2;
Spirit of France, 112; Kingozi III;
DR.. Jim, 1l2: Billy Reedy. los.
Third Rsse-Purse $500: claim
ing; 2-year-olds: five furlongs:
Overrun, 1O4: Desperation. 109;
Rack 'em Up. 1os: Baby Vamp. 1909;
War Relief, us: Line. 107: Dare,
liz: Justine L, IFS.
Fourth Race-Purse $500: claim
Ing; 3-year-oIds and up: six fur
longs: Miss Holland. 81; Stilette.
IS; Serbian. 105; Right Angle. 1O5;
Ramona, 1903; Hidden Ship. 1O3;
Norfolk Belle. 103; Luckett, 1O7:
Douglas s., 1Os: Redland. 113;
Princess Myrtle. 107: Tarascon. liz;
Nightstick. III: Josie German, 95.
Also eligible: Treadwell. 109:
BlaiSe. 109: Laughter, lis.
Fifth Raee-St. Lawrence purse:
$1,000; claiming: 3-year-olds and
up: one mile: Perhaps, 81: Dolly
C.. 96: Madge F.. 1903: Smart Money.
105: Zouave. los: Fitzboodle. s6;
sugarmint. 101; Helen Atkin. 1os.
sixth Raee-s900: claiming; s.
year-olds and up: mile and a six
teenth; Mary Erb. 30: Great Hawk.
1o2; Legacy. 104: Toss Up. 1O4;
Aigrette. 1O4; Dairyman. 106: Kebo,
106: Goldcrest Boy. 106; Louise
Wynne. 90.
seventh Race-Purse 5000: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up: mile and
a sixteenth: Undine. "a: Harry NJ.
Stevens, 106: John w. Klein. 106:
Kentucky Boy. 106: She Devil. 1OS;
Eastward Princess. 90: Shortchange,
1o7: Hemlock, rs.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-02
Fourth Company Wins
NaUaL Academy CoLors

ANNAPOLIS, Md, June Pea
turing the final dress parade of the
naval academic term today was the
presentation of the regimental
''colors" to be carried by the win
ming company of the organization
next year. The honor was won by
the Fourth company, of which
Harold ID. Hail. OF Texas. is
the cadet captain. The color
competition extends throughout the
academic year, and is awarded for
eficiency in the various professional
branches. The winning company
massed a total of 270 points
The Fifteenth company, captained
by William d. johnson, jr.. of Ala
bama. was second. with $50 points
the Eighth company, commanded by
Percy Earle, of Illinois. was third.
with le5 points, and the Eleventh
company, captained by George w. G.
william. fourth, with $50 points.
The members of the Third COM
pany made the best showing in ath-
letics during tn eyear and the name
of the company and it's commander.
Lorenza S. Sabin, jr., will be en-
graved on the cup presented by the
Navy Athletic association.
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Dempsey Eases Up;
Practices With "Gaf
BY HARRY NEWMAN.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j.. June l.
Jack Dempsey shot up the town to-
day, Armed with a powerful auto
matte and tutored by Mike Trant
the Chicago copper, the champion
blazed away at targets strung all
over the training camp. The cham
pion is a sure enough marksman, and
while Trant set about to give the
scrapper some lessons, he found Jack
a most apt pupil and soon gave up
and watched him pop off everything
aimed at.
One of Dempsey's best shots was
the cracking of small earInern
vessel propped on a clothes pole
more than 100 yards off. Jack
chuckled all over with his success
at knocking down targets and sur
prised the rest of the camp by an
nouncing that he had never taken
a shooting lesson in his life.
Outside of the shooting perform
ance there was little excitement.
Martin Burke. the New Orleans
heavyweight, returned to the camp
with his left ear thoroughly re-
paired and will be ready to do some
rough work when the champion re-
sumes his daily workout next Satur-
day. Red Dolan, a lightweight from
New Orleans, accompanied Burke,
and may be added to the fast grow
ing stable.
Jack Renault hoped of to Buff
falo today where he is scheduled for
rumpus with Bob Martin tomorrow
night
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Clips Fifth of Second Off
Old Record; Beats Eternal
Thunderclap Makes Early Pace-Veto Out.
classed-Fair Mac Wins Jumping Event
But Is Disqualified.

NEW YORK, June I-Audacious, big striding of
Shoot covered himself with glory today Belmont Park when he
mile 1885 3 thereby hung American record
The former figures and held by
outing year ago.
Audsciou brilliant performance running
handicap, and by his wonderful feat the speedy Eternal The
latter 4-to-5 favorite while Audaous backed
at
Only four horses this heat Veto Thunderclap
pred the field When Sande made whrlwnd
break with Thundecap off dizzy Hummer shot
Audacious and they drew away from their rivals
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Luck Joel was radiant. He
was vociferously spplauded as. ne
went out. according to ancient
custom, and led his derby winner
IN from the track. Joel had never
hidden his belief In Humorist's
powers and not only backed him
heavily himself. but by his con-
fldence inspired thousands to put
their money on the horse.
AS usual, the outsiders were con-
spicuousiy out Of the whole pic
ture. to the discomfort OF, the long,
shot players.
The Prince of Wales and his
paddock and inspected the runners,
while. King George. Queen Mary,
Princess Mary and the Duke of
York descended from the royal box
to watch the parade of blue blooded
horses before the start. Just
previous to the feature race the
king had the misfortune to watch
his own entry Perfect Knight,
barely beaten by J. Harvie's Vol
unteer, in the Stewards handicap.
Controlling the endless chain of
automobiles and horses from the
giant airship, R-33. with a Scot
land Yard expert aboard. was one
Of the Innovations sprung today
The coal strike prevented the run
ming of trains, forcing the people
to use the roads for the historic
national event. As soon as a jam
in the roadway was sighted, the
airship wirelessed to the police in
the various neighboring stations
As result of this system they kept
smoothed out one OF the most
formidable keep moving" problems
that ever confronted the authori-
ties in any country.
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THORNCLIFFE ENTRIES

First Race-Four and a half fur.
longs: 2-year-old maiden fillies
Shooter. us; Margaret c.. lis
Grace Foster. llo; 400 La La, liz
| Ashlin, 112; wessie b., llO; Dor.
othy Buckner. 110; My Rosie. no
Shady Nook. 1l0.
aA. L. Kirby entry.
second Rnce-One mile and Il
yards: 4-year-olds and up; foaled
in Canada; claiming: Bengali. l03;
Mallomot. 101; Plymouth Rock
los; Old Pop, lo1; Carry On. "a
Flame. lO7; p. Moody. ss: Pepper
Sauce, l01; Satinmore, l01.
year-olds and up: maidens: Molly
Daddy, los; War Winner. 112;
George, 112: Dustin Farnum, liz;
Sweet Violet. 1903; Voltage. 1o7
Sweet Patutie. 103; Wabuska, 1lS;
Wabasso. 9S; Pyramus. 1l2.
Fourth Race-Five and a hall
furlongs; 3-year-olds and up;
claiming; Back Bay. 1l5, Winches-
ter. 102; Enrico Caruso, 1l5: Spugs,
9S: Encrinite, 1O4; Joe Tag. 90;
Laura Mlller, lUS' Earnest, III
Lady lone. 1Os; NJ. Bert Thurman,
III; Charley Boy, 81; Phillip Lugo
"a Tyrone. 1903: Nenette, 81: Thrifty
Three. 104; Alt Vezina, 1903; The
Tromp, 103: John l. Day. Ill.
Fifth Rnce-Five and a half fur
longs: 3-year-olds and up: Smart
Guy. 10; Beach, 1875: Some Baby
1903: Top O. the Morning. lis; De
Land, 10; Jean Corey. 90; Cock o
the Roost. lis. Top o. the Morning
and De Land Weaner entry. Jean
Corey and Cock O. the Roost Skin
ker entry.
sixth Race-Mile and 10 yards
3-year-olds: Annette, 10s; Goldine
| los: Brisk 107; Darnay, los; Os'
good. 110; Fly Home Ill.
Seventh Race-Mile and a six
teenth: 4-year-olds and up; claim
| ing: Prospector. 104: Sweet Apple
IO7: Thomas F. Mcmahon, 104; Dou-
BILE Van. l04; Kingling II, Ill; Iron
Boy, los: Sal George. 109: Solid
Rock, IO9: Paul Connolly, 109; Bill
Hunley. IO4: Walter Turnbow, l0s
Cavalcadour II, 100.
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THORNCLIFFE RESULTS

First race-GaIlant Groom. 11s
CGibson). 800. 2.7o. 40; Satinmore,
us CRichcreek). $50. $50: P.
Moody. 10 (Bower). 2.S5. Also ran:
Lively S'per, Gay Kap. Bessie Felix.
second rnee-Ernest A. 100
CMyers). 1915. 80. SIS: Cock o
the Main. 1o9 (Chiavetta). 25.05.
1910: Onico. 1O1 Oang). 2.90. Time,
I 1:os As. Also ran: Medusa. Nick
Klein. NJ. B. Thurman. Anna Gallup,
Miss Ouri. Black Star. Aerial.
Third race-John Hoshor. 112
(saIadin). 1890. $40. 3.25; Social
Star. 11s CMcTaggart). $50. 2.55:
Cviz Munoz. 110 (williams), 2.95.
Time. 1:I41-5. Also ran: Gilt
Fringe. Chow. The Moor.
Fourth raee-Toy Miss. 106
Denny. $3.50. 1870. $50: Dancer,
Ios CGroth). $50. 495: Crumpsall.
IOs (Burke). 42o. Time, 1909 3-5.
Also ran: PIuviada. Retreat. Pom
creme. Richard V. Hohokus. Corn
broom.
Fifth raee-Mock Orange, l05
~. McTaggart). 29.7o. 1910. 7.s5;
BesthoT. I0s CMorris). 425. 3.45:
Louis. 1os Denny. 1910. Time.
l:474-5. Also ran: Mythology. Boil
ster. Breeze.
sixth race Benevolent. III
CMorris). 1880. 500. 3.s5: Broom
Peddler. los (McDermott), 4.30.
3s5: Brisk. 10S (Gordon), 6.55.
Time. 1:45 4-5. Also ran: King
Trojan. Piedra, Chief. Siesta.
seventh raee-DottaS Best. IO7
(Gruberl. 21.20. 1918, SIS: Thistle
Queen. 1O7 (Rurke). 1s.45. 11.30:
Kingiing II. III U.ang), ASS. Time.
1:49 rs. Also ran: Yermak. Nee
nah. Bill Hunley. Betsy. Jackstraw.
ceckmate, Perfect Lady, Nebraska.
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BELMONT ENTRIES.

First race-The Baldwin handi-
cap: 3-year-olds and up: selling:
6i2 furlongs, main course: Cum San.
107: George, 107; Ballet Dancer L..
lO2; Camoufieur. 1O5: The Boy.
81; Maidens Ballet, 81; Sea Cove,
95; Whalebone. 104; Lord Brighton.
1870; Canarvon, III: st. Isidore. III;
Neddam. 112; whisk. 1903; Diomedes,
l10; Stromboli. 12S.
second rnce-3-year-ol and up;
Biff Bang, 116; Sunnyland. III: Blue
Laddie, III; Sammy Kelly, III; Mas
ter Jack. 90: Sundial H., I12; Lord
Brighton, 112; Tom McTaggart, 112;
Royce Roofs. 112: American Boy,
112: Paddy Whack. 112: Herd Girl,
LOG: Sobrigade. 104; The Lamb. Ill.
Third rnce-3-year-o and up:
l lis miles: Cimarron, 50: Crystal
Ford. III; Regal Lodge. III: Thun-
derstorm, 112; Gath. 112; Snap
dragon IL, 112; Goaler, 112; Hard
Guess, 90: Our Boots. 90; Georgie.
Ill; Devil Dog. III; Ballet Dancer
H. 106: Dark Hill, 100; StrombolI.
1921 Night Raider, 1o4
Fourth raee-The withersI for s.
year-olds; l mile: Touch Me Not,
lis; Quecreek, 11S; Billy NcLaugh-
lin. lis; st. Michael. 11s; Knobbie,
lis; Leonardo H., lis; Exodus, 11S;
MontaIvo. 11S; Sporting Blood, 11S;
Grey Lag, lis.
Fifth race-Claiming; 3-year-olds
and up; 1 mile: Ticacey, 116; Man
dalay, 112: Salute, III; Nose. III;
Gloomy Gus, III; Asterisk, III: Fa-
YOUR, III; Omer K, 100; Streamer,
100: General Cadorna, lis; Galiot,
ss: Sheba, 9S: Leading Star, 10s; Ra-
wanna, 95; War Machine. lis; Theo-
dosia, 30; Elmendorf, 121.
4 Sixth raee-Maiden 2-year-olds; /;
a u furlongs, straight: Overtake, lis:
Sweep By. lis: Picnic, lis; Hot
Spur, lis: Oil Man, IFS; Whirligig.
lis; Black Rascal. us; Apex, us;
Knot Grass, lis; French Furze, lis;
Shsffer. lis; Reparstion, lis; Sim
pie Simon, lis.
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DORVAL RESULTS

First race-Moco, liz CThurber)
$500, 7.9O, SIS: Loveliest, 1l2 (BslD,
3.55, $50; Carruthers, H. CTaylorJ
SIS. Time: 1:10 2-5. Chateaugay,
Miss Frauland, Overrun. Thoneils
and Nellie Harper also ran.
second rnee-Misdeal. 110 Cru
neisen). sos. $50. EOS: Col. Chile,
10 CSmith). 4.35. go: Fannie Bean.
112 (Thurber), 2.1O. Time: / :0S as.
Naomi X. Cornstalk and Bitter Bit
ing also ran.
Third race-Blaise, 105 Gregory,
$40. 4.s5. $50: O'Donovan. los Uan-
caster), 4.95. $50: Kirstie's Cub. H.
(Taylor), 500. Time: 1:22 2-5.
Mary Cowell, American Eagle, XII
netic, George Bovee. Sleepy Dear.
Chevalier, Lura. Charlestonian, Yu-
kon. Great Hawk and Fickle Fanc:'
also ran.
Fourth race-Star Voter. 112 Cru
neisen). ESQ. go. out: The Archer.
105 (Thurber). 2.45. out; Panaman.
80 CBoganowskD. out. Time: 1855.
Scratched-Baby Grand.
Fifth race-Sweet Bouquet. 1ol
Uancaster), 40, $50, 2.55; Sir
Clarence, 1O1 Cweiner), $50. $50;
Ragged Robin. 81 CHarbovrne), 400.
Time: 1853 As. Rex Gaiety and
Hemisphere also ran.
sixth rnce-Attorney. 9S Rowan).
$500, lilo. 335: Little Ed. Ill
Cweiner), SOS. 255; Ballybell. 10s
CThurber). 2.25. Time: 1:5s 1-j.
Huen. Count Boris and Chick Bark
ley also ran.
Seventh race-Sunduria, 1os (Tay-
lor). 1925. SIS. AIS; Blazonry, los
CTaylor), $50, 3.65; American SOL
dier. 10s Dreyer). S.35. Time: 200.
She Devil, Aztec, Paddy Dear. Whip
poorwill. Alma B., Margaret N.
Horace Lerch and First Consul also
ran.
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printed on the faces of the crowd
when the stewards disqualified Fair
Mac. the winner of the jumping
event. Fair Mac was set back for
running outside the beacon. In fact,
he was really forced out. The
rider, Pat Brady, denied he rode
outside. but finally admitted the
error after long questioning.
The stewards suspended him and
referred the case to the National
Chase and Hunt association. The
officials weren't overjoyed with the
ride OF Fennessy on James A. Sheri
dan, and intend to make little in
vestigation.
Playfellow galloped to ten
lengths victory in the fifth event.
He was a to shot, which was
slight sustenance. In fact, he was
the only choice to peek first at the
judges. Only reason for mention
ing this is that Playfellow is Man
o. Wars brother.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-02

When they reeled of half a mile
Thunderclap was beginning to hoi-
Ter Sufhciency." Hummer hustled
Audacious that much harder. and at
the hve-eighths mark was out IN
front. Audacious entered the
stretch with a little space to SPARE.
Right from that spot Eternal be-
gan to spin. With gigal attic s: rides
he cut down the distancs that sera-
rated him from Audacious. Kun
mer grew anxious and shook up
Audacious. The timers began to
grow hustered for they sensed
something in the wind.
Down the broad path lame Au6a-
cious fairly flying over the ground.
and right behind him stepped the
great Eternal. St-:is for stride,
with Eternal cutting down the
space, the two horses battled. Twas
the day for AudaciOus. however, and
he bounded over The line a winner
and record creator
There was plenty of acute pain
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Craig-an-Eran Runs Second;
Bohemian, u. S., Also Ran
Winner Owned by Lucky, Joel, Diamond King
Lord Astor's Horse, Heavily Backed, Barely
Beaten -Airplane Directs Traffic.

LONDON, June III. b. Joel,
Lucky" Joel. the South African
diamond king. scooped the big pot
Wednesday when his fine horse,
Humorist. gallantly stayed through
ding dong battle over the EPSON
Downs course and finished ahead Of
derby.
Craig -an-eran had won the big
New Market. which Is always sup
posed to forecast the winner of the
derby-and which seldom does. But
WREN the horses flashed past the
Judges stand Humorist had the lead
by length-and Viscount Astor
had once more tasted the bitterness
of almost winning" This is the
third time that the american"
sporting event.
still another horse. Alan Breck.
whose stable sprang n sensation on
the eve of the derby by reporting
him lame. With rumors that he
might be withdrawn his odds
dropped to 100 TO 7-but Alan Breck
appeared at the starting post, only
to finish fourth.
Alan Breck jumped into the lead
at the start. maintaining his posi-
ton to the mile post. closely fol-
lowed by Leighton and other fav-
orites. with the long shots appa-
rently out of the race.
But on rounding Tattenham cor
ner, Humorist and Craig and Fran
broke away and passed by on each
side Of the leader. fighting 1t out
to the finish almost neck and neck
through the last quarter.
Leighton. the favorite at to 2,
finished fifth.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-02
ELKS CAPTURE
SIXTH STRAIGHT

The Elks aggregation of the Fra
ternal league strengthened their
hold on first place yesterday when
they won their sixth straight game.
defeating the woodmen of the World
by to o.
Owen performed on the mound for
the winners and was invincible at
all times. allowing but four scattered
hits and issuing but one free pass.
Brown who opposed him, went along
in great style until the eighth. when
for some unknown reason he was
yanked in favor of Humphries.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-02
School Principal Promoted.

Clarke Fontaine will resign as prin-
cipal of Alleganey county high
school. to become an assistant to
Samuel NJ North, state supervisor of
high schools. He will reside on the
eastern shore and will have charge
of the high schools of that section
and of St. Mary's, Calvert and
Charles counties in Southern Mary
land
The Washington herald., 1921-06-02
SIGNAL CORPS WINS
FROM G.. MS OFFICE

Signal Corps won close game
from the Quartermaster's once in
the War Department Interbureau
league yesterday. The final score
was . to Z. Both teams hit the ball
hard. Hunt drove out a home run.
Batteries: Helquist and Slsugh-
ter: Prescott, Grimes and O'Connor.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-02
Ellis Trim Holy Cross.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. June L.
Yale today took revenge on Holy
Cross for two defeats In early sea-
son. driving Tunney from the box
and winning Z TO ,. II was Holy
cross's second defeat in - games
and Ysie's seventh straight victory
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Mount Vernons to Travel.

Pst Fort Royal, Va, tomorrow. The
Following players are to report at
|the Union station at o'clock
Thompson. Sinner. Yagle, Anderson,
Hunt. Levereth, RUSSELL. Kreitz, Nc
Coy. Cooper and Summers.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-02
COLLEGE BASEBALL

At Southfeld-Co Columbia 10; Cornell a
AT New Haven-Yale. Z: Holy Cross q
AT Cambridge-Harvard. 6: Williams, ..
At Lewiston, Me.-Bowdoin, 8; Rates ?.
AT Portland, Me.-Georgetown, :; Port
land. Q
At Princeton-Princeton. 10: Colgate. ..
At Morgantown-west virginia Z: Pitts-
hnrrh Colleeians g.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-02

Don't envy your healthy aequaint-
ances, be healthy yourself. You
can start the foundation for ali
good health today by starting to
enrich the blood with S. s. S., the
famous old remedy compounded
from fresh herbs.
All druggists carry S.S.S. II has
been on the market fiftv ve.- CT
The Washington herald., 1921-06-02
Minor League Results

1ntsrnational League.
Reading. 2: Newark. 5.
Rochester, 13; Syracuse. 3.
Baltimore. 8; Jersey City, 8.
Buhalo, q: Toronto. Q.
American Association.
Milwaukee. 4: Indianapolis.
81. Paul. g.; Toledo. 3.
Kansas City. 8; Louisville. 4.
-Minnsapolis. 2; Columbus.
Southern Association.
.ashviHe. I: Atlanta. 8.
Mobile. IS: Birmingham. 10.
Chattanooga. 5; Memphis, II.
Asw orlsans. 8; Little Rock, u.
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Rich, Nourishing Blood Gives
You Robust Health

As sap to the tree, a. steam to
the engine, a. electric current to
the motor, 50 ID bright, invigora-
ting, Strengthening blood to your
body.
Those alert rudy, healthy, pros
porous people you know owe their
success to the energy given By the
rich, ncurishing blood that built
The Washington herald., 1921-06-02
Renrocs Want Games.

The Renroc A. C., averaging Is
wears, wishes games with the yam
KEGS. Brighwood A. A, Northeast
Hilltops or other fast local mines.
Address w. NJ. Falls. Sic B street
northeast. or phone 527s-J after I
.. m
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SIXTH RACE.
Foi 8year-oids; flIies; four and ose Ia n
furiongs; purse, 81 600.

Wishbone, to 2. Z TO 8. > 20 .; N
ttnHts, u to I. TO 1; Psodigious. 10 1.
Time. o:52 80. Start poor: won driving:
place same. Winner B.f By Sweep Chick-
lets. Trainer. T. :. Harmon.
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Smithson. Humphries. Brown. Two-base hit
Frazer. Sacrifice hit-Degnan. Stolen
ba ases-Roache. Stewart. Struck out-owen
3. Brown l. Humphries. /. Base on halls
Owen ], Brown 1. Hit by pitched ball
By Owen . CJarvls, larksonl. Passed ball
Petit Wild pitch-Hnmphries.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-02
Dodge Wants Games.

The Dodge Athletic club desires
games with 10 or l2-year-oId teams.
For games call Barney Keren. tele-
phone North 5o27.
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a bottle right nov. and
start taking. Then write
about your individual
condition to Chief Medi-
cal Advisor, S33 Swift
laboratory, Atlanta.
Georgia, and we viii.
send you special advice
free.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-02
TREASURY BLANKS
NAVAL HOSPITAL

Treasury shut out the Naval Hos
pital 6 to in the Departmental
league yesterday. Gahagan held the
hospital nine to three hits. two of
which were garnered by Constan-
tine. Mackey and Baldwin were the
hitting stars for Treasury. The
Snnre by INNINGS. L. 1,
The Washington herald., 1921-06-02

BELMONT RESULTS.

BELMONT PARK, sune 1.-westher
clear: track fast; nffb day spring meeting
Belmont PARK Jockey eiub; eighteen days.
Tr1eI RACE.
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taetr bodies stfong and
gave them brain power.
When the blood u im-
pure, you lack energy
and ambition. You feel
out Of sorts, and look it.
But when It ID healthy,
Oh how good you feeli
How well you looki
The Washington herald., 1921-06-02
COMPANY B GETS
18TH STRAIGHT WIN

Company B. OF the National Train
ing school won It's thirteenth VIC
tory Of the season yesterday ey de-
fsating Company p. 8 20 q Both
pitchers twiried good ball The
score by innings: R.H. II.
Co. b $4,000 $40 600 eec-s z
Co. r ....... zoe 900 7o3-l sI
Batteries: Perry and Burris.
swartz and Jones'
In the other games played yester-
day. Company b Junior defeated
Company @. 10 10 % Company A de-
festing Company ID TO e., and Conn
pany c won two games from Com
pany u, IL TO and to5
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BERT COLLYER'S
SELECTIONS
One Best Bet Of the nay,
EDDIE RICkExBAckER,
Best Take-a-Chnnce Bet,
MALLOWMOT.

MALLoWMOT.
Best Parieyi
MARGARET e.. WAR wINNEH
AND ANToINETTE-To SHOW.
TORONTO SELECTIONS.
First race--kirby entry. Marrnrc,
G.. Grace Foster.
Second raee-MaIIowmof. BensaIi
satinmore.
Third raee-MeIIie Harness, wa,
winner. Wrath.
Fourth race--Enrieo Caruse, BacL
Bay, Winchester.
Fifth race-Eddie Rickenbacker
Top o. the Morning. Smart Guy.
sixth race-Brfsk, Osgood, Antot-
nette.
seventh race-Prospecter, Iron
hoy, kinsIing IL.
MONTREAL SELECTIONS.
First rsce-Aunt Lin, Crown Of
Gold. Dorkin.
second raee-Spirit of France
Golden Rod. Doctor Jim.
Third race-Justina f., War Re-
lief. Baby vamp.
Fourth race-Josie German, Red
land. Martha Luckett.
Fifth raee-Smart Money, Madrs
F., Perhaps.
sixth race-Louise Wynne, Dairy
man, Great Hawk.
seventh race - Hemlock. She
Devil, Undine.
Best Bet-JUSTINA r.
BELMONT SELECTIONS.
First race StromboIi, Neddsm
Georgia.
Second race Lord Brighton
Royce Rools, Tom McTnsrart.
Third race Rancocas entry
Georgia, Cfmarron.
Fourth race-Grey Lag, Exodus
knobbie.
Fifth race-Gen. Cadorna EImen-
dorf, War Machine.
Sixth race whiriigig, Apex
Black Rascal.
Best Bet-GREY LAG.
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Wilson, Hart and Patterson.
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Piayfellow 1os Mocusy Lilo
Ten Buttons III Hummer "a
Ailliro 100 Collins a-h
Merchant Mar'~e ff2 Hamilton
Pbyfeiio~. 10 5. out. out. Ten Buttons.
) 10 5. oat: Ailliro out. Time, 81 Ia.
stsrf good; won easily: place sane. win
ner be By Fair Play-Nshub~h. Trainer.
J. Fitzsimmons.
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Elected III, to ?. 10 ., ] &c 8: Genie
W. 3 to l. even; Lady Gertrude, TO i.
Time. :0s 2-5. Start good: won easily;
place driving. Winner-b.m. 5, by Voter
Tryonphale. Trainer. Z. sietas
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For s-year olds and up: flbes and mares
parse. 81 200; nre and one-hsh furIongs
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THIRD RACE.

Reddest. even. to !. out: odds on ormead
not available: Far Mae disqualified. Time.
3:59 rs. Start good: won easily; place drtv-
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FOURTH RACE.

Andacious, to ). I to 8. out: Eternal,
l TO ). out: Veto, out. Time. as SIS
Start good: won easily; place driving. Win
ner ch.h by starshoot- Bold Girl. Trainer, s.
McSnughton.
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place same. wInner-b.f. .. by sweep Chick
one mile.
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SECOND RACE.

Selling steeplechase; 4year oIds and up
purse, 81 900; about two miles