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The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
Havana Results.

First Race Elizabeth N, liz
Dancaster), 4 to 1. s to s. 4 to s;
Shasta, lis (Francis), s to s, 4 to s;
Brigida, 113 (Smith), s to 5. Time,
1903 LIS. Mabel Reynolds, Mary
Fitzhugh. Nonsense, Ulster Queen,
Cookie also ran.
Second Race -Twenty-seven, lis
Kelsey, 2 to 1, Z to 10, 1 to 3;
Chantour. lis (Meehan), s to 2, 9
to 5; Flip, 101. (Wilson), even. Time.
1907 As. Dixie Flyer, Webonah, The
Masquerader, Plantagenet, Frank
Burke also ran.
Third Race - Tarascon, 107
(Lowe), 4 to 1. 6 to 5, 1 to 2; Mugi-
van. 1o9 (Tryon), s to 5. I 70 s;
Eddie Mcbride. Ito (wilson), 6 to
5. Time, 1:05 As. Lotta Speed, Or
leans Girl, Pokey Jane, Merry Feast,
Flying Frog also ran.
Fourth Raee-Brig o. War, 1o2
(Fields), to 5, l to 2, to 4; The
Belgian End, 100 (Pickeps), 6 to s,
to 2; Polar Club, 101 (Penmah),
to 4. Time, 1:121-5. Ed. Garri-
son, Discussion, American Eagle,
Allah also ran.
Fifth Raee-Sweet Music, So (wil-
son), to. 1, to 5, 3 to s; Bally,
los (Kelsey), even. 2 to 5; Sea
Prince. 101 Pickins), to .. Time,
1883. Cubanita. whippet, Huonec
also ran.
sixth Raee-Mush, sS (Penman),
6 to 5, 3 to, s, to 8; Jake Field, 1e0
tFields). to 8 to s; ROUNDED.
los Gancaster), to 10. : Time,
1:43 As. Leinster, Clip, Attorney
Muir. Blanca, Armistice also ran.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
BACK LOCAL TEAMS
in CAGE TOURNEY
High Fives Draw Strong Foes
In Big Scholastic
Event.

Washington High School follow
ers of basketball are expecting to
back Tech, Central. Western and
Eastern to the limit in the first
annual invitation basketball tour
nament which gets under way to-
morrow afternoon in the Central
Coliseum. Ninth and Pennsylvania
avenue. Teams from Baltimore, An
napolis, Md, and Alexandria are
drawn to meet the local teams.
Tech. winner of the District high
school championship, faces the
strong Annapolis. tMd.) High School
quintet which has won eight games
in its string this season.
Central is down to face Alexan-
dria- The Virginia youngsters have
recently been invited to compete In
the University of Virginia scholas-
tic championship tournament, and
are said to be in tip-top form.
Western draws a bye, as the 10y
ola High School team after enter
ing. found IL was unable to get per-
mission to come over for the tour
nament. baltimore CITY is to be op-
posed by the Eastern High School
quintet.
The first battle tomorrow is sched-
uled for 2 o'clock when the Balti-
more lads play against Eastern
Central faces Alexandria and Tech
faces Annapolis in order.
The Baltimore City College team
drawn IN the upper half of the
down-and-out tournament, has NOT
been defeated In Baltimore by q
Baltimore schoolby team in two
years. This years team has lost
but two games and those contests
were to teams out of their class.
The tournament is expected to be
well patronized by local scholastic
follows II successful. y is expected
that the champion Team will be
matched with the All-High picked
team, of Philadelphia, which is on q
tour at this time.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
CENTRAL SQUAD
CUT TO 40 MEN

The first big cut in the baseball
squad at centrn High occurred
after practice yesterday evening
when Coach Menefee and Capt gim-
my Lemon reduced the number of
candidates to about forty. who will
from now on nght for positions on
the varsity nine. Fully 100 boys
have been out for two weeks in the
stadium.
Never before in the athletic his-
tory Of the school has the pitching
squad been so large and capable.
Five men are now considered con-
testants for the assignments for
mound duty this spring. Edelin,.
Walker. Brinkman and Germaine.
with Krupp. will carry the pitching
burden, and by all reports should
win often for the Blue and White.
The latter has not advanced as far
as the rest in training, yet beeaus.
Of sickness. the others having taken
turns in the box already. Walker
and Germsine are portsiders OF
merit From a large catching de-
partment Buckley is given the
choice over the rest at present as
the best backstop. Two or three Of
the other receivers show promise
and may nail a job.
At the first station Dan Goodman.
a newcomer. has taken the regular
assignment since practice started.
locking far better than his oppo-
ncnts for the position. Lemon. last
years regular at first bsSe, will
probably get the same assignment
when the season opens, but hasn't
much on Goodman. Ty Rauber and
Davis are fghting il out Ss the
principals at the keystone sack.
either of whom is liable TO receive
the call as regular
Clarence Claridge is scocpiag
them up at shortstop every day and
will give the best on the squad
great battle for the job. Eddie
Dunlap. likewise. Is a good chcice
for the position at third. although
he viii have to beat out Dey. last
years regular to get the call In
the field Roberts, Clifton Ciarioge.
Beck and Cummings lock like the
best, while Hurley, Mooney. Cook
and Goodman may play as regulars.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
TWO TEAMS LEAD
BY LAP IN GRIND

NEW YORK. March s.-when the
shades of night began to fall this
evening eleven teams were merrily
rolling AROUND the saucer track at
Madison Square Garden. This meant
that four teams fell by the wayside.
1t was just another chapter in the
sixday grind now going along in
Texas Richards show house. The
steady, heartbreaking sprints, is
what raised havoc with the field:
Nine o'clock score: Rutt and Lo-
REM, s43 miles s laps; Egg and Van
Kempen. s43 miles s. laps. Smith
and Taylor. s43 miles laps; Brocco
and coburn. $40 miles 5 laps: De-
greaves and Reilens. s43 miles 5
laps; Chapman and Lawrence. S43
miles laps: Van Beaver and Mi
quel. s43 miles 5 laps; Thomas and
McNamara. s43 miles 4 laps; Perisot
and Leonard. s43 miles 4 laps; Beyl
and Imay. s43 miles 4 laps; Byron
and Keenn. s43 miles 4 laps.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09

TIVE Promfsing Recruits.
Realizing the validity of the con-
tract entered into by the Nationals.
Judge Lands has decreed that the
two Southern stars depart from the
Pittsburgh training camp. and re-
port to the Griffs at Tampa.
Miller and 'Brottem are two Of the
most promising recruits coming to
the majors this year and are touted
as ripe for faster company.
Miller will be the second minor
league home run king on the roster
Of the Nationals II ne agrees to
sign a contract. Brewer set a high
mark in this line Of endeavor In
the International League with %,
and. Miller made history in the
Southern Association by slamming
out 10, topping the record formerly
held by Baby Doll Jacobson. Bing's
batting average for the season of
1920 was .322, which is mighty
good when 1t is considered that
lofty marks weren't very common
in his circuit. Only two or three
sluggers bettered his record, one OF
them being Harry Harper, an out
fielder and teammate on the Little
Rock club.
Miller's 17s hits in SAT times at
bat were good for 305 total bases.
In addition to his home runs he
cracked out 80 two-sackers and 81
home runs. AS far as hitting goes
he looks like a real '.find.'
Long Distance Hitter.
Being a right hand hitter, he
had no short fences to aid him In
piling up his homers. He is re-
ported to be the longest hitter ever
seen In the Southern circuit. which
is quite a reputation when It is re-
called that both Iris Speaker and
Joe Jackson graduated from its
ranks.
In addition to being able to
massage the pellet Bing is also a
capable fielder. finishing third In
that department among the out
fielders In his league with an aver
age of .975. He had 26s putouts
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
BABES HOMER
WINS BATTLE

SHREVEPORT, La, March a.
Babe Ruth gave snother great
show at Gasser Park this after
noon when he broke mp q score
less contest between the Ruth's
and Bebfes By hitting . homer
over eenter-nela fence with two
men On IN the sixth. Thin was
the only inning In which Babe's
team scored and his prodigieus
HEX stretched jast far enouEh to
win the verdict for his team N
the Bebies, after going hftless
for SIX fnningA showed over tive
runs IN the -seventh and had the
tying counter on third base when
the rally ended.
Several handred shreveport
fans whe read about Babe hitting
TIE bail ever the fence eight or
ter tines. came cut to see the
fnneas walIeper In action this
afternesn. They were aisap-
pointed when Babe merely blew
hinself to siixIes In the second
and fourth. but shrieked WITH de-.
light when he cut loose WITH his
weii-knswn speciality IN the sixth.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
JERSEYCITY WILL
LAND BIG FIGHT,
ELATEST REPORT
Montreal Bidders Fail to
Put in Appearance =
For Conference.
By HARRY NEWMAN.

NEW YORK March s.-count IL
a; day lost when some new angle or
other does not present itself In the
Jack Dempsey-George Carpenter
proposed fight. The Montreal sides
which had been submitted on Mon
day was 20, be further rehearsed be-
fore Tex Ricksrd again today. How
ever, C. F. Graham. representing a
Canadian syndicate who it has been
alleged are atxious to take the big
show to Canada. failed to put in an
appearance for the continued con-
ference.
Tex Rickard was inclined to be-
lieve that Graham had gone out to
consult some advisers and would
probably turn mp tomorrow with a
renewed offer of 100000 to take the
hitch to the big Canadian. city.
However, Rickard announced today
that he would make reply to the
offer from the Canadian folks March
Is. What the reply will be Tex
was not prepared to say. but from
a person, who is in a position to
know, there is very little chance of
the fight going to Montreal.
One guess rs as good as another.
Ycu cannot be put in Jail for ven
turing an opinion. One wise bird
assured of this immunity came
through with his guess that the big
rumpus will be staged in Jersey
City, or just a hop from Manhattan.
The fight at Milwaukee tomorrow
night between Rocky Kansas and
Richie Mitchell means a lot finan-
cially to the former. On the result
of the quarrel depends whether
Kansas will earn a chance to meet
the champion lightweight. Benny
Leonard. for the title and a good
fat purse. The incentive ought to
send the chunky Italian after the
Mitchell boxer with most deter
mined fury. Rocky Kansas must
win and win decisively to draw the
purse with Benjamin in New York
Several weeks ago Kansas and
Mitchell met in Buffalo and the
youth with the queer name knocked
Mitchell for the distance in one
round. Then along came the man.
agerial blunder. There was Kansas.
the logical opponent for Leonard
with a chance to make thousands,
and his advisers consent to another
meeting with the Wisconsin boxer.
Kansas may win again tomorrow
night. but he did not have to take
the chance OF losing and tossing
away the opportunity of grabbing
of a million. II Mitchell drops Kan
sas, away goes the Leonard match
and regrets never get a person very
much. 1t will be just one of those
managerial blunders so common
with the herd OF handlers these
days.
Benny Leonard, the lightweight
champion boxer of the world. is i'll
at his home with an attack of in
huenza, and the proposed match be-
tween the champion and Rocky Kan
sas. at Madison Square Garden. on
March IL, has been postponed in
definitely. Tex Rickard is trying to
| arrange a match between Willie
Jackson and Kansas for the same
date.
Jack Kid Wolfe, the Cleveland
bantam. will make his first appear
ance in this city at the Manhat-
tan Casino Thursday night, when
he viii try to show the fasteners
! the proper style of boxing.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
: Havana Entries.

First Race Four furlonss; 2
yeaf-olds; claiming; purse 800. Bit
ter Biting. 9S; sJustina E., sS; Lot
tn G.. 102: Orris, 102; Tout de Suite,
10s; Coscorron, III; Athgarven. ia,
Second Raee-Five rfurIones: A.
year-olds and up: claiming; purse
500. Sichim, 100; Tuanorea, 100:
Al Porter. 107; Major Fiske l1o:
Sentry, ITO; Starkey, 110: Sybii, IIV:
Double Eye, 112; Logs, 113. Arthur
Middleton. lis; Piantarede, lis; Ma
meau, lis, -
TAird Raee- Five ana one-halt
furiongs; .3-year-olds; Claiming
purse $500. 'Peggy Riyes, 1o3:~cI.
gale, los; Kathleen K. Io5i sHarp
Of the North. log; Scotty, l0s: sshv
Ann. 107; sJacobean, los; sFei,x N
10s: sKayman. 10s; sOur Jack f1s,
sGeorge w., liz; sTalent. IIa.
Fourth Raee-Five and one-hstf
furlongs; 3-year-olds ana m. NJ
flecon Hndicap, $1,000. Pene,one
~; Mayor House. loI; Sirocco III.
Cromwell. 1es; Different Eyes los.
Furbelow. liz.
FIFTH Race-Mile and so vara..
l-year-olds and up; claiming: purse
$500. sExhorter, 1o2: sBlack rsor
10l: sDocod, 1o5; The Pirate tas.
Red Start, lo7. o''
sixth Race Mile and one-sfx-
teenth; 4-year-olds and mn: claiu,-
ing; purse s7oo. slippery siJver
IS; sZois. ss; sAll Smoke, 100. sJe,'
iison. 1os; Incinerator. Iol: sMv
Ada. 1o4; sRhymer, 1oS; Sol CiI.ev
los: semper stalwart, los; sDufe
Run. los; Duke OF shelby, ios:
First Consul. log La Kross. 1Ds.
Jose de Wales, III,
Apprentice allowance claimed.
weather clear. Track fast
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
STAR RFELDER
WILL JOIN CRIFFS
NTARASUlDAY
VIII Ask for Three Year
Contract Instead of
Short One.

TAMPA. Fla, March s.-Joe Judge
Is no longer a holdout.
Heeding the uitimatum issued by
President ,Grifith last week. the
balky nrst sacker announced his
Intention Of reporting with the rest
OF the regulars Sunday in brief
telegram to the Old Fox.
Il win catch that train" was the
message.
Thus the last big worry is taken
on Criffs shoulders. Joe's decision
to report means that he Is willing
to accept the salary offered. but he
has not yet signed his contract.
The FIRST sacker will ask for three
year contract upon his arrival nere'
while Grin prefers to make It an
agreement covering but one year.
The question Of the length OF the
contract will be arbitrated after
Joe arrives ana II Is believed that
Grin will probably accede to the
player's wishes in the end.
News that the holdout was at last
within the fold was received with
pleasure by the entire contingent
here and especially by George NC
Bride. who needs Judge IL he would
be In the pennant race
weather warming Up
The boys had two hours of se to-
day on top of two with 81 yester-
day. And Mcbride is tickled to
death. His pitchers are rushing
into shape and he's going to have
the best conditioned squad of hurl-
ers in the big show. 1t has been
more than rs every day since the
boys have been down here
Dinwoodie actually lost a couple
of pounds today. Meanwhile La
motto Is rounding into shape. Nc
Bride Is pleased with the way Bobby
Is taking to the new stride he Is
being coached in and has the young
est choking his bat and swinging
from the waist. He smacked a cou-
Mac believes he can make a real
hitter out of the boy.
Battle on Saturday.
There may be a sign of a scrim-
mage tomorrow in preparation for
the Saturday battle. and Mcbride
announced tonight that Lamotte
will lead OF for the Tampa-wash-
ipgtonians against the Southern
College aggregation. His idea of
how the array will start, announced
as probable and highly likely. Is
Lamotte, short; Goebel, center:
Foss, third; Brewer. first: McHugh.
left; Tucker. right: Eschmann or
Marhaffka. second; Picinich and
Torres. catcher; Acosta, Zachary
and Erickson. pitching. Schacht
will be loaned to Southern Each
hurler will work three rounds. while
Val and Riccardo will divide the
afternoon Marhaffka Is the choice
for second, but has been i'll. -N
Nick is, still in bed. but plans to
get out again tomorrow. Milan has
left Arkansas for home for a few
days en-. route here. The rest of
the bunch will strike in with him
at Atlanta. and they arrive Sun
day. which Is bringing a bit of Joy
to the local camp of scribblers-
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
Stewards Form Mine.

Following their successful year in
basket ball, students Of Stewards
School. formerly Stewards Business
College, Will put out q baseball
team to represent the school this
season. The nine will compete with
local high school teams and sandfot
mines.
At the election Of officers yester-
day Brown Yas chosen captain; ;
Hutchinson. manager. and Fspinosa
star Knickerbocker football player.
secretary and treasurer. -
All uniformed teams desiring to
make arrangements for. games see
Brown, Stewards School, 1900 +
street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
INGRAM GIRLS
BEAT WAR RISK

Te ingram girls sextette ran true
70 form last night by defeating the
War Risk representatives in a fast
and well-played game in the CenS
tral High, School gym by a 15-to-1l
score.
Miss Boyd. Of the winners, threw
a foul goal in the last thirty min
utes Of play.
The Ingram team has not been
defeated by any District girls team
this year and again look to have
the edge for the girls basketball
championship of the District.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
TIMES ROLLER
HAS HIGH SCORE

Gemmill. of the Times. nosed out
Burriss. of the same papef. by one
point in the Newspaper tournament
at the Recreation alleys yesterday
afternoon, registering 321 as his
three-game total. W. F. Clouser,I OF
The Herald. took the high game
honors with a string of 13s. Yes
terday's results:
Lawrence. $50; Kluge. 2s4; Green
$50: Britt, 3o4; George, 800; Crom-
well. 31s; Gemmill. 321; Baus. 2s5;
Burriss. 32G; A. w. Collier. 2s1;
Quinn, 800; Ewell. 2ss: Berrang,
2s3; Dooley. 272; W. +. Clouser, 313;
Allen. 302; Baum, 30s; Harlow. 2ss
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
DALEY HEADS G.. w. :.
QUNT For 1922

. At a meeting. OF the George
Washington basketball team last
night, John sR r. Daley was elected
captain of the 1922 quintet. Daley
played a'stellsr game at both guard
and forward on this years team.
The following men were awarded
letters: Spears, Boteler, Eskew,
Spripgston. Loehler. Rrackiow ano
Daley. Prospects for next years
five are unusually bright. as all of
these men will be available.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
G.. U. ENTERS SIX
IN A. A. u. MEET

Georgetown has entered a team
of six athletes in the national A. A.
.. indoor track and field champion
ships at the Twenfy-second Regi-
ment Armory in New York. on March
IS. The team will be composed of
Bob LeGendre. Jimmy Connolly,
Alex Brewster, Peter Walsh, Tom
Fitzgerald and Carl Wirts. The men
will compete In the medley relay
race at one and seven -eighths
miles. and Connolly is also down
for the 1.00Q-yard run.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09

-.
Miller and Brottem Give
Mcbride Needed Reserves
BY JACK NYE.

good days when perform
Kid Elbeed has evidently considered himself ask
That has been league circles
he dropped from SELECT but the unt manager Of the
selected Clark
Griffith victim o bad-aced game.
nothing has Grif been in baseball for these
pretty himself which bestowed
him obriquet Of Old Fox In this latest dispute with Elberfeid
Bng Miller and Tony Broem Gf demon
that he holding the cards all the time while the Kid
extr lend OF the limb his hand called
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
| QuadranguIar Meet
May Be Staged Here

II present plans carry through. a
ouadrangular outdoor intercollegiate
track and field meet may be staged
in this city on April %. II. c. Byrd,
athletic director at Maryland Uni
yersity, will try to get Maryland,
Catholic University, George wash
+ington and Gallaudet lined up for
the games. The meet is planned to
develop athletes for the South At
lantic meet at Georgetown on. May
IA, and for the Penn RELAYS on
April 80.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
roLLYER's COMMENT
y on the Sport Of Kings
By BERT 4. CoLLYER

One Rest Bet Of the Dayt
RAMEAU.
Best Take-a-Chanee Bets
MAYOR HOUSE.
Best Parlays
sYBEL, TALENT, ExHORTER-To
show.
HAVANA SELECTIONS.
First Raee-Teut de Suit, Justina
E., Bitter Biting.
Second Race-Rameau. Sybel. Ar
thur Middleton.
Third Race-Cigale, Talent. PeEEy
Rives.
Fourth NRace-Furbelew. Mayor
House, Different Eyes.
Fifth Raee-Doeod, Exhorter,
Black Thong.
Sixth Race-First Consul, All
Smoke, Jellison.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
LOEHLER TO ENTER
PENTATHL0N LISTS

John Loehler. George Washington
freshman, Is to enter the American
pentathlon a. Franklin Field on
April. 80. The Hatchetite youngster
| Is but Is years OF age. though he
stands six feet two inches and
weighs IT'S pounds. He has jumped
we'll over Ave feet. has put the 16-
pound shot 36 feet, the discus around
no feet and the javelin over 140
feet.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
grace Players to Meet.

All members Of the Grace A. c.
nine are requested to report Tor
practice at the. No. . diamond. Poto-
mac Park, opposite the bathing
beach. next Sunday at . p. m. Al
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
Yanks Beat Frederick.

FREDERICK, Nd, March g.
Congress Heights Yankees, of
washington. sent Frederick Y. NJ. c.
A down to defeat for the third time
this year before a large crowd.
score 60-47. Sauber and Heddens
did most of the shooting for the
winners Downes played best for
Frederick.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
GRACE KIDS WIN
y BANTAM TITLE

The Grace Midgets captured the
1l5-pound city championship by
taking a fall out of the Beck Ju-
niors, 20 to Is, at the latter's gym
;ast night. The Grace lads trailed
until the last quarter. when they
came with a rush and annexed IL
points. J. Gollan played a stellar
floor game, scoring IL Of the victors'
points. The lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09

Goals from field-R. Hart %.
Kendrich, J. Gollan (3), w. Gollan,
Robertson I2), Chaconas C2), Good
rch. Free tosses-J. Gollan (5),
Kendrich. Robertson (3), Chaconas
CD.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
Maccabee Tossers win.

The Maccabee A C. trounced the
kendall Green School i've IS to IT.
kt the latter's gym last night.
Hutchinson led the winners with
isht hsis sosiA
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09

Substitutions - Crudgington for
Crawford. Goals from field-Gos-
nell uO), Haas (0, Boyd go, Will
Jams CD, Janewicz, Thrailkiu C4).
Bennett CD, Fielman. Goals from
foul-Haas, 3 out of 3; GosneIl
missed one; Thrailkll missed s.
Referee-Jamss. Boiling Field.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
Quincy to Practice.

Capt. Roy Beall. of the Quincy
A. c. nine. win have his men out for
practice on the First and r street
grounds today. For games with the
phone North airs.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09
"OLd Man" Haas
Helps Comets Win

The Comets defeated Boiling
Field last night in the Epiphany
gymnasium, by the overwhelming
score of 55 to is. The Churchmon n
started off with a rush and pro-
ceeded to put the game on the right
side OF the ledger. Country Morris
and Sam Daniels failed TO show up.
and Coach Jack Haas had to go
into the contest. with Sweeney. a
young Boy Scout. The Scout put
up a hard fight against the big
aviators, and Haas disclosed that he
can still toss them in by getting
seven double pointers. Goody Cos
nell dropped in ten from difficult
angles. Sam Boyd was all over the
floor. helping out on both the Of
fense and defense. Bennett and
Thrailkill did the best work for the
The Washington herald., 1921-03-09

Jack Kid Wolfe, the Cleveland
bantam. will make his first appear
ance in this city at the Manhat-
tan Casino Thursday night. when
he viii try to show the Fasteners
the proper style of boxing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-04
MANY WELL KNOWN
HORSES ARE ENTERED
Harry Shaw, Owned by Thomas :
Winston, of Midlothian,
to Run.

Many well-known horses az. en-
tered in the races which will be held
th!S afternoon, beginning at II
o'clock at the Virginia state Fair
Grounds. under the auspices Of the
local post Of the American Legion
Essex and Bound Brook two OF the
horses entered in the stecplechase.
are Of national reputa ton.
one OF the most prominent en-
irants in the half mile race is Harry
shaw, a $4,000 horse owned by
Thomas s Winston. of Midlothian
The horse has been trained by Alex
Mcdaniel and his showing will be
watched with interest.
seven races and one special event
are on the program for tomorrow's
entertainment. one sjccplcchasc one
harness race and five running races
are included. The feature event viii
be Il two-furloncs race between
mules.
The stecpicchase hurdles Of the
course have been rchushcd and the
grass has been trimmed in prepare
ton for todays events. No expense
has been spared and the course is de-
clared TO be in excellent shape