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The Washington herald., 1921-09-03
Daughter Of Sweep Leads
Field.in Tomboy Handicap
Yellow Hand Victor in Manhattan Handicap,
Defeating Tryster and Mad Halter.
Thunderclap Takes First Race.

ter through the opening and got
within q head OF Tryster Yellow
Hand came along and took part in
the struggles. and Mad Halter was
m another position where he could
not break through. He was forced
to. pull up as Tryster bore over.
This gave Yellow Hand a clear
field, and enabled Tryster to get
second money. Careful, who set
the early running with Tryster,
dropped out at the home turn.
beaten.
sande Ride. Thupdefciap.
II was a fitting tribute that Sande.
the champion, should come down
the alley a winner with Thunder
clap in the first race. II was also
very cheerful sight ta the crowd.
for Thunderclap was backed from
z to 10 to II to 20.
In the running, Peter Piper cut
out q merry swath to the eighth
pole. At this point Sande slipped
past with Thunderclap. and went
on to victory. Routledge nodded
Peter Piper out of second money.
Thunderclap ran the six fulongs
In 1:l0 IS, only one-ffth Of a second
slower than the track record.
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DEvONsHIRE ENTRIES

First Raee-Pnrre s1,509; claim
ing; 31year-olds and up; foaled in
Canada; l mile: Norma j., 101: Rex
Gaiety, 106; Azrael, '116; Dorothy
CarIin, 1903; Flame, 1Os; Sir Clar-
ence, lis; Our Grace, los; Malowmot,
Ill.
Second Race-Purse $500; claim
ing: maidens 2-year-olds: 5h fur
longs: Fedora, 102; Sam Frank,
los; El Jesnat, 10S; Bill Block. 110;
Grace Foster. 1O2: Wedding Prince,
IU7; wilfex, 110; Consul, 105; Grace
Mayors. 107; Al. ITO.
Third Race-Purse $500; claims
ing; 3-year-olds and up; 6 furlongs:
Lieut.. VIM. J. Murray, "a; Dantzig.
80; Amackassin. 104; Harry Bur-
goyne. 1903: vanessa Welles. III;
Retreat, SO; Princess Myrtle, I0I;
Lively, 1e4; Link Boy, 109; Iron Boy,
1o4; Car. SO: Pueblo. 1o4; Wabuska.
104: Acushla. II. 100; Coca-Cola.
LOG.
Fourth Raee-Purse s1,7o0; 2-year-
olds: 5h furlongs: Pumps, 81; Jake
Berger. 10: Alva, 10; wessie B.,
liz; ogarite. ll2; Johnny Dundee.
12o.
Fifth Raee-Purse $I,5oO; claim
inB' o-year-oldS and up; l mile and
sixteenth: Gilt Fringe, 9S: Locust
Leaves. 10l; BE Sure. 103; Anna
Gallup. 1903: winneconne, los:
Doctor Jim, 107; Brown Check. los;
Burgoyne. 1o9; Broom Peddler, i09;
Bribed Voter, 1os; King George.
III: Gourmand. Ill: Encrinite, 10S;
ScourReman, los: Osgood, 106.
+. sixth Race-Purse, $500; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; furlongs:
Mary Cowell. 81; Alcatraz. -; Black
Top, 90: Little Maudie, loi: Ne
braska, 104: Huen. 104; Dan Dinan.
f04; Ed Garrison, 104: Murphy, l04:
whalebone. 104; Polar Cub. zlOs:
Jacques 1os; Ell Mahdi. 109; Sam
Reh, 90: Toreador. 80.
Seventh Raee-sl. 500; claiming; j.
year-olds and up; mile and 20
yards: Dolly C.. 106; Bloomington.
les: Dotta's Best. Ill; Service Flag,
III: Charlie Leydecker, Ill: Rv
Heck, III: The Trump. III; Rapid
Stride, Ill; Tom Brooks. Ill; Mark
Wests liz; Sea Way. 11s; Col. Matt.
116: Mr.. x. 104: Barbora, los.
Weather clear; track fast.
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BELMONT ENTRIES.

First Race-Selling; 3-year- oil DIS
and up: 6 furlongs:. main 90 Se.
Esquire. 1O5; Arrow of Gold, los:
Mercury. IFS; Cum Sab. 115: VISTA.
I 9S: Rolo. 100: Courtship. 115; The
Boy, 119: Charlie Sunny. ia; Chick.
lie: Walnut Hall. 105: w. T. GriYes,
Los: VulcaniZe. ia: Rap, 1Oi: Crack
o. Dawn. IFS: Mavourneen. 11O.
|. second Race-Selllngi 2-year- r-olds
5E furlongs: main course. Green
wich Village. log; Last Girl. 1903;
Sword. 106: Kirtle, 116; San Stefano,
100; Miracle Man, 106; Tricks, 10S;
Doughnut, LOG.
Third Race-The Nursery Handi-
cap: 2-year-olds: s furlongs. June
Grass, 115; William A, 1873; Dead
ock, 109; Aknusti, 104; Sedge, 104;
Snob. i'll; Emotion, 107.
Fourth Race-The Lawrence Re-
alization; 3-year-olds: 1% miles.
Sporting Blood, 1875; Touch Me Not
126: Smoke Screen, 1872; Grey Lag.
12s.
Fifth -year-olds and
up;1 mile. Horeb. 100 Fenagh Maid,
1o4: Phalaris. 1l9: Haize, 80; Len
joleur, 100, Heuyhnhnm, 107; Pansy,
90. Titantium, 100.
sixth year-old maiden
fillies: 5 furlongs: straight. \rish
Confetti, I14; Oolong, ia; AnnA NJ,
ia: Deirdrem. ia: Confusion, ia:
Fanfare. ia; Theo, 114: Last Girl.
Ia, Prelude. ia. .-'-a- -.
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HAGERsTOwN ENTRIES

First Race-For 3-year-olds and
up; furlongs: No Trumps. 100;
Mary G.. 1oS; Orleans Girl, III;
Rubber II. 115; Hello Pardner, 100;
Rainbow Girl, III; Tuscarora, los.
Second Race For 4-year- -olds
and up; furlongs: Equator. ia,
Northern Belle. III; ALI vezina, 1f4;
Queen, Of the Spa. lis; ,Salome,
lis: Mildred Euretta, iI5: Leoma
lis; War Map. 11s; Liberty Bond.
ia.
Third Race = For 3-year-oIds
and up; furIongsSNigel. 100; Four
Leaf. 109; RegulaF. ZOE: blue
Flame. 10s s;NSupermaid. ia.
Fourth Race - For 4-year-o1ds
and up: 5 furlongs: Ahara. IFS: Jes-
sica F.. 120; Pomerine. 1I5: BlondeL
lis: Mary's Magnetic. 115: Hopeful.
110: Gus Scheer, lis.
Fifth Rnce For 3-year-olds
and up; 1 1-16fmiles: Billy stuart,
10S:' Daddy Hobert, 115; Robert L..
lis; casetss. f12: Celtic Lass. 112;
Maxim's Choice. los: Trober. los:
Machine Gunner, les,
Sixth Race - For 4-year-olds
and up: 6 furlongs: Bierman. IFS:
Rey Ennis. lis: Primitive. 49,
Trusty. lis; Arbitrator. 1J0.
Seventh Raee-For 3-year-olds
and. up; s furlongs: RInning Creek.
LOG. Senator BroderIck. lis: Money
Maid. los; Versailles. :1s: Borlaski
1os; In and Out. 115: Togoand. LIZ:
Bonstelie. IFS; Prim Harry. lis,
Mainstay, LIS.
Weather clear; track fast.
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LATONIA ENTRIES.

First Raee-Purse $500; claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up; 6 furongs;
Twinkle Blue. 100: Blonde Buddy,
100; Marse John. 100: East Side.
los; Candle Light. 105: WEXFORD,
los; British Maid. 1875, Biarney
stone, 107; Furbelow. 1O1;s Tim Nc
Gee. 1O9; Cinderella, liz: Pyx, 110;
wldfiower. 1O2; Plus Ultra, 100;
Herald. 1O7; White Star. 1O7; Wise
Man, 11O; Opportunity. los.
second Raee-Purss S1,sOO; maid
ems; 2-year-olds; colts and geld
ings; 5h furlongs: washington,
IFS: Tulane, lis; Smiling Lad, 1ls;
Tom Hare. Jr., lis; spods. IFS;
Salamander, lis: Grit. us; Cap
Rock. 115; Buckingham, lis; Dad.
1i5.
Third Raee-Purse $500: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; 1 lie
miles: War Spirit, 102; Radio. jos;
Cheer Leader, 107; Grace. 107:
Paris Maid. 10; whirling Dun, 113.
Fourth Race-s1.0O0; allowances;
The Rosedale; 3-year-olds and mp;
s furlongs: Colonel Baker. 100;
westwood, 112: Distinction, 113;
Ginger. 1iS; DR.. Clark, 11S
Fifth Raee-s5,000 added; La
tonia Handicap; 3-year-olds and
up; / 1-lS miles: Blanche Mac, 96;
Col Baker. 81; Lady Madcap, 81;
n. z. Coleman, 90: United Verde.
1o4: Gen. H3ig. los; Kinburn. 10s:
Jouett. 107; 'Behave Yourself. fos;
'woodtrap. Ill: Free Cap. 1O9;
sands OF Pleasure, 10s; Bit OF
White. 112: Marjorie Hynes. n2;
Firebrand. 50.
Sixth Raee-The Ludlow Handi-
zap. purse $500; allowances: l.
Fear-olds; SO furlongs:iLina, Clark,
l02. Colossus. 105: Braeda1baDe.
lo5: Jeanne Bowdre 107: Granite
Ware. los; Billy Brush. los: Ounce
farden. i10: opulent. 1ls; Bet
bfosie. 115s Rockminister. lis. :
seventh Rnce Purse $1.400:
klaiming: 3-yer-olds and up: IN
hIiies: Pattern. 103: Melvin, 104;
Polph. 1O4 Kallipolis. log; sHigh'
Fear. 10s; Cantileyer. 100: Harvest
King, Ill; Royal Duck. III; ]. C.
ftone. lii.
-.Ns- r'n',dy: track fast
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HAGERsTowN RESULTS

HAGERSTowN. Nd. Sept. IA
record crowd witnessed a weil-bal-
anced racing card at the racing meet
of the Hagerstown Fair Association
this afternoon. Favorites again had
an inning and cleaned up practically
all Of the events. Bierman furnished
the biggest surprise OF the after
noon, coming in front in the sixth
race and paying s1o.so for a 50 mu-.
tuel ticket.
The other surprise of the day was
Dairyman. who came right back
and repeated in the third event. The
mountain air OF Maryland's upstate
city seems to have rejuvenated
Dairyman. for the longer he stays
here the better he gets.
First Raee-Gaudy, lis (Dawson),
400, 2-4e out; Plum Blossom. 112
CHeupeD), ESQ, out; Tout Or, It's
CWalcotD. out. Time. 100 1-2. Dar-
ley Bell also ran.
Second Race - Tuscarora, 109
Ryan), 40, ESQ, out; Four Leaf,
.109 CBurns), 40. out; Sulphur, 112
Dawson), out. Time, 1876. Natalie,
Priscilla Greenway also ran.
Third Race Dairyman, III
CRyanJ, $40, 40, out; Primitive,
ia (Maderra), 4.40. out; Machine
Gunner 112 (Heupel).s out. Time.
1:23. Northern Belle. Allah Racon-
teuse also ran. ~
Fourth Race Manicurist. 11S
(Sterling), 400. $40, out: Hello
Pardper, ia (HeupeD, $50, out:
Koran Ill Dawson), out. Time,
1 1:0o. Laughter also ran
Fifth Raee-Robert L. III CRyan),
2s0, $50, out; Trober, III (Burns),
$40. out; Maxim's Choice, III
(Goines), out. Time, 1:52%. Joe
Thayer, Old Rose. Versailles also
ran.
sixfh Race Bisrman, LIS
tMoorehouse). 1892, $50. out; Bal
larosa. 1I3 (Sterling), 2eo, out: All
Vezina, 113 (Dawson), out. Time,
1:24A. Short Change, In And Out,
Sabretash also ran
Seventh Race-Early Morn, III
(Sterling), ESQ. 2.40, out; Gus
Scheer, III (Goines), $50 out;
Ahara, 112 (Ryan), out. Time, 1:01A.
Liberty Bond also ran.
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DEvoNsHIRE RESULTS

First Race-Foyr. 112 (Pollard).
$50, 400, $50; John Merrill H.
(Morrissay). ESQ. $50; Modna, 1os
(BoyIe), SIS. Time 1:o1. Shady
Nook, Consul Proclamation. May
Hartman and wedding Prince also
ran.
second Race-Mabei Curtil, los
(Gantner). 1885. $40. 40; Bumpety
Bumps ITO Gregory. SIS. $40:
ormadaie, 1o7 (Coney). 40. Time
1907. Yelled Colleen Crestwood Boy.
Ashaldn, Marsdale, Powder Face.
Quick Run and Dorius also ran.
Third Race-Tubby A.. 1o2 Oh.
Burke). 1910. 4.s0. 3.s5; Merrimac.
10 Gregory, ASS. 3.7o: Sister Flo.
% (Gantner). SIS. Time 1:1s rs.
Icon. Edna B.. Alvin T.. He-t. Green
land, Mary Reige1. Be Sure snd
r. Chas Wells also ran
Fourth Race-Top o. the Morning.
1875 tBarnesD, S.s5. 5.S5. 4.2O: wabus-
ka. 11o (Maiben). sf.5o, 15.eS: Ten
mite. 1o2 tGregory), $40: Time
1913 As. Midnight Sun. Jean Bui-
liant, Harp Of the North. Ballynew,
and Doric also ran.
Fifth Race - Anna Gallup. %
(Hunteman).. 1870. AS. $50: Naph-
thalius. 100 tBarnes). 900, 40:
osgood. 1o7 (Shelepts). $40. Time
1859 S-5. Wave. Tawasentha. Rose
ate. Calvacadour End, Hocnir. and
Yermak also ran.
sixth Race - Smart Guy. 100
Uang), 1875. 7.40. $50; Runquoi.
102 (Gantner), $50. 3.20; Blackia
Daw. 1l0 tPollard). 800. Tim
las 3-5. Brisk and Belario also
ran.
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GRIDIRON NOTES.

NEW YORK. Sept 2.-"Red" Lam
berton. former celebrated end at
Princeton and classmate of Frank
Click. recently appointed head foot
ball coach at Lehigh University, to-
day was named end coach of the
Brown and White team.
Ten letter men will be at Quon-
set Point. r. l.. when the whistle
blows on September IL for Brown
University's preliminary training
camp. All OF them report that they
are in mid-season form, and Bert
Shurtleff the scrappy center and
tackle on last years team. is in
fine shape. If Shurtleff keeps GO
ing he will be a man for Walter
Camp to match.
The years first group of Uni
versity of Pennsylvania football
candidates is expected to report at
Franklin Field. Philadelphia. Mon
day. John w. Heisman. head coach.
declares that IL a sufficient number
show up he may start for Cape May.
where early training will be con-
Quoted Monday evening, but IL not
the squad will leave for Cape May
on the following day.
Rutgers will begin its preparation
for its 1921 football season on Tues
day when forty-fivc candidates 40
expected TO report to Coach George
Foster Sanford. Veterans, promis-
ing substitutes and a small group
of likely school boy stars have been
summoned by Graduate Manager
William, P. Garrison After three
weeks of practice the season will
open with Ursinus on September "a,
while college will open on Septem-
Der 20,
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BELMONT PARK RESULTS

sasacity 1o1 Turner
Huoenec 100 Mooney Q
valor. TO 9. out, out; sunnyiand. to 1,
9 70 81; Dark Hill. 4 % 2. Time, 1:s1 Is.
start good; won easily; place driving. wins
ner CHI. h., By Bailot-Muriel. Thinner.
s. @. Hiidreth, Owner. Q. 6. Hiidreth.
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DORVAL RESULTS.

First Raee-Lady Heart, 100 (K.
Parrington). $50. $50. 2.40; Trout
ling. 113 Murphy. $50. 2.40; Fan
cier.s los (Hinphy). 2.30. Time,
1901 is. Cheecake. Circus, Bavisco
and Russula also ran.
second Race. - Lady Ivan, 112
CStearns), 5.s5. 3.s5. 2.sO: Pinard,
LOG fThurber). 4.1O. $40; Diamond
dale. 100 (C1averD, 4.00. Time,
I:l4 rs. Miss Dixie, Missouri,
Drapery, seaboard. Jack Lee. Lewis
L and Red Lamb also ran.
Third Raee-American Eagle, l16
CRomanelli). 1I.65, $50. 3.75; Rock
silk, 1o4 q. Rowan). 11.65. sic:
Wrath. Ill (Erickson), $50. Time.
1:13 Is Optimism You Need.
Brother Mclean and Nesskit also
ran
Fourth Raee-Carry On. los (Ro-
manelli). 1910, $50. sos: Mouette.
110 CMerimee). 6.1O. 3.25: Sweet
Bouquet, los q. Rowan). $50. Time.
1893 2-5. VIM. Jill. Capt. r. Allies
Way. Mandarin, Aunt Lin and
Statim also ran.
Fifth Race-Ku Klux. 104 CMc-
Taggart), 4.e5, 3.2O, 2.4O; Lads Love,
100 (Boganowski). AIS. $50: My
Mazie. 80 q. Rowan), 3.O5. Time.
1:13. Ikey 7. Panaman and Bas-
tile also ran
Sixth Race - Sentimental. 106
CSferimee). 14.15. 6.1O. $50; White
Haven. 101 q. Rowan). 1920. ass:
Assumption, 109 (Stearns), L75.
Time 1:4a. Lucy Kate, Darnley and
Gath also ran.
Seventh Race Piedra. 1o3
Dreyer), 14.40, $50. ass; Crimson
Rambler, 81 q. Rowan). 4.50. 3-b5:
Little Sandy, 10 (Merimee). 5-05.
Time. las 1-5. Cortez. Capt. Hodge.
Whippoorwill. Hemlock, Great
Hawk and Hush also ran.
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AT BLUE BONNET.
BLUE BONNET ENTRIES

First Rnee-Purse $1,000: s-year.
olds and up; Canadian bred: claim.
ing; / mile: Hip o. Green, 81; Aunt
Lin, 107; Bona Eide, "a; Captain B.,
96: Fuse, 112; Yellow. 104: 4:.Fair and
Warmer. 104; Landless, 81; Crown
of Gold. 10S.
Second Race Purse $1,000; D
year-olds and up: claiming; mile
and a furlong: Chefa. 80; American
Soldier, log; Edith X. 1903; Ely
Home. 103; Discord. 103: Hay. 107
Harry NJ. Slavens. 103; Bourbon
Green. 103. g..
Third Race Purse $1,000; han
dicap; 3-year-olds and up: fur
longs: Billy Kelly. 1873: Leipsic, los
Golden sphere, III: Estero, ia.
Fourth Race - Purse $4,000 add
ed; The Hendrie MemoEial Steeple-
chase Handicap: 2h piles: Corona
do. 1873; Hibler, l44: Sea Tale. 13s;
Minata, 149; Baronet. 139.
Fifth Race - Lord Byng Handi.
cap; a-year-olds and up: Purse s3,-
500: mile and a quarter: Padua. 90;
Register. 110; Kings Champion, III
Boniface, 1873; Brilliant Jester. ia,
Sixth Race - Purse $1,000: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; 1 mile:
Sans Peur II, LOG; Betty j., III;
Madge F.. ia; Zouave. ITO; Exhorter
1O7; Darnley, 112; Shoal. Ill.
Seventh Race - Purse $1,000; g.
year-olds and up; claiming; mile and
a furlong: Serbian. 1903; Sweet Apple.
106. Maintain Girl 1O2. Plantarede
1903; She Devil, 1903: Our Birthday,
109; Blazonry, 1903; warlike. 103.
Weather clear; track fast.
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WASHINGTON ELKS
BEAT LYNCHBURG

LYNCHBURG. Va. Sept. 2.-The
Washington Elks defeated the local
EIks here today. 3 to o. in a pitch
ers' battle between owen. of WASH
inGton, and PARCEL. OF Lynchburg.
Stupid base running by the locals
spoiled several chances for scor-
ing. owen was effective in the
pinches. Score:
Washington .r.0'1 $1,000 1-3 s 2
Lynchburg-. % o o o 90 90 Z 4
Batteries: Owen and Giovanetti; ;
PARCEL and Arnold.
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5IxIH LACE.
Maiden a-yesr-0lds; pufseH si.ooo; 81

Yankee star. to ?. 9 10 5. to 3; Ny
Play. TO 10. to 3; Relay. to 2. Time.
4 :05 3-5. Start good: won driving: place
same. Winner b. c. 2. BY Star Shoot
Yankee Lady. Trainer. J. Fitxsimmons.
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For 2-year-old nIlies; The Tomboy .Handi.
cap; $500 added: 5h furiongs; straight.
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Tracknsn,s Selections. J
At BELMoNr rAnix.

FIRST Raee-whI-,s. C.n saA.
HIavoureen.
second Raes = Tricks. IxirtIe.
Miracle Man.
rAird Race-wIllIan A. Jnne
Grass, snob "a.
Fourth RacelGrey lag, Sporting
Blood. smoke Screen.
Fifth Race-Phsiaris. Titanium.
Houyhyhnm. s
sixth Race - 0oIens, Preludc.
Irish Confetti.
AT LAToNIA.
First Raee-Furbelow, Cinderella.
Marse John.
second Raee-washinston. Tom
Htre. Jr- Dad.
/rhird Race-Paris Maid. Grace.
Radio.
Fourth Race-Dr. Clark. Dfstinc-
tien. westwood.
Ffffh Raee-Brndiey Entry, Mar
jorie Hynes, Lady Madcap.
sixth Race-Bet Mosie. nockmin-
lister. Granite Ware.
Seventh Race-Itoyai Duck. High
Genrs Melv1n.
AT DEvONsHIRE.
First Raee-sir Clarence. Ana
rae1. Flame.
second Race-Fedora. Al. Grace
Foster. 81
Third .Raee-vanessa Wells. Coca
Cola, AmncIknssin.
Fourth Race Pumps. Arthur
Johnny Dundee. n ~
Fifth .Race-Brown Check. Doe
tor Bill. EneFinite.
sixth Race - whalebone. Polar
Cub. jacques.
Seventh Raee-Rapid stride. Col
onel Matt. The Trump. ~
AT BLUE BONNET :,
First Race-Yoweil, Capt. r..
Crown Of Gold.
Second Race-Harry NJ. stevens.
Hay, Bourbon Green.
Third Raee--Billy Kelly, Estero.
Golden sphere.
Fourth Race - Harrison Entry,
Clarke Entry, Coronado.
Fifth Race-Brilliant Jester, Ross
Entry. king'sN Champion.
sixth Race-Betty - Darniy.
Madge r.
Seventh Rnce-sweet Apple, War;
like. Our Birthday.
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? Nancy r., Z to ], to 5, 70 5; Mary
Patricia. 9 to I. 8 OIL; Prodigl6hs, 2 to /.
Time, 1:04 40. start good; ATon easily;
place driving. Winner br. &. 2, by Sweep
Frances Dillon. Trainer. g. McLAnghlin.
Owner. r. J. Farrell.
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NJ ED cURLEr.

NEW YORK. Sept 2.-Nancy F
carried the coiors Of Frank ]. Far
reIl to victory this sftsrnoon in the
FTomhoy Handicap at Belmont Park.
The laughter Of Sweep surprised
everybody by carrying III pounds
and making every post a winner.
In most Of her previous appear
snces she was out in front, but gem
orally stopped.
The hot weather must have had
a good effect on the filly, for she
stuck out the distance In Queenly
style. She covered the Ave and q
half furiongs In 1:o4 As. which was
not so bad.
Several lengths behind her came
Mary Patricia, then Prodigious.
both neglected outsiders. Nancy
+ opened q 2-to-1 fayorite, but on
account of her fondness for quitting
at fiye furlongs she was passed up
and was As good as to at the
close.
Emotion, the feet flly sold to
Monford Jones by John Z Madden.
was the magnet of the play. On
account of Sande being in the sad
ole Emotion was liked very much.
but she was never in the running
Ny Reverie was another favored
daughter Sne was prominent for
a half, and then was forced to stop.
The stake was run down the
straightaway course as the condi-
tions called for.
Nsncy F Draws Away.
The big field spread all over the
course and looked pretty as they
came daSh.ng to the wire When
they got clear view Nancy F was
in front on the outer rail. As she
few past the clubhouse she drew
aawy from the bunch and went on
TO win ey a length
Yellow Hand carried the silks OF
Charles A Stoneham over the win
ming line in the Manhattan Handi-
cap Tryster, the whitney colt. was
second. and Mad Halter finished
third. Yellow Hand ran the mile
in l:36 fiat, which Is two-fifths Of
a second slower than the track
record Yellow Hand was a 5-to-1
shot. with Tryster at 4 to 1. Mad
Halter ruled a hot choice at even
money.
In the running of the race Mad
Halter met with all the hard luck
possible. on poorly. he was forced
to run against the rail, with Yellow
Hand just enough in front 30 pre-
vent Mad Halter from coming
through When they swung wide
on the turn Sande drove Mad Hat
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-11-19
CENTRE TO PLAY
WASHINCTON-LEE
Game Between Praying Colonies and
Generals VIII Reduce Number
of Southern Contests.

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 1s.-Whether
generals outgank colonies on the grid
iron as well as in the army will be
determined in tomorrow's game in
Louisville when the Praying Col
onels'' of Centre College meet the
Generals from Washington and Lee
The game also is due to narrow down
TO five the number of teams undefeat-
ed by a southern opponent.
Centre did not meet the Washing
ton and Lee team last year but the
By virtue Of their record
this season are almost as heavy fav-
orites over the Virginians as Georgia
IS over Alabama in another big game
Of the day which win be played here.
Georgia defeated Alabama 81 to IA
last year and comparative records
this season would assure another VIC
tory for the Bull Dogs.
Tulane, another strong team, will
meet Louisiana State in New Orleans
in an effort to repeat it's 81 to 0 VIC
tory of 1920, but on the whole the
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FLORIDA PLAYS "OLD
MISS" BOYS TO TIE
Goat Hale Of Mississippi collese Is
Outstanding Star in TT Game.
especial to The JournaI1

GAINESVILLE, Fla, Nov. 10
Goat" Hale proved himself to be one
of the most sensational football play
|ers ever seen upon Fleming Field to-
day when by his wonderful ground
gaining ability the Mississippi College
team was able to play the heavy
Florida AIhgators to a TT tie. Dur
ing the first half the game was easily
Mississippi's, they having scored
touchdown the second quarter with
successful attempt at goal.
The Florida team seemed to be out
OF condition throughout the first,
threatening to score only one and then
losing the ball on a tumble. But at
the beginning of the second half the
Gators took on new life and kept the
visitors mostly on the defensive. Aft
err the touchdown by Mississippi in the
first half they never seriously threat
ened to score again, Florida showing
great offensive ability at times and
their defense usually proving too
strong for their opponents.
The Gators pushed over a touchdown
and kicked goal in the middle OF the
fourth quarter and promised to score
again but Goat" Hale's boys stiffened
and held the score to a tie. For Flor
ida Captain Newton, Perry, Carrel-
ton and Merlin played stellar ball and
the said Goat" Hale was the out
standing star Of the visiting aggrega-
tion.
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likely to be forced out OF the game be-
fore the so minutes of play expires.
In the matter Of Replacement material
Yale has a decided advantage.
In the other more important games
of tomorrow afternoon, Syracuse is
thought to have a slight advantage
over Dartmouth due to stronger line
and a more diversified attack; LaFay-
cite appears to have greater all-round
strength than Lehigh and Brown and
Colgate should prove evenly matched.
The leading games of the day, with
scores for 1920, where the same insti-
tutions met last year, follow:
Yale at Harvard (0-9).
Colgate at Brown OLD.
Lafayette at Lehigh (27-7).
Syracuse VS.. Dartmouth at New
York 600.
Williams at Wesleyan (50-14).
West Virginia at Rutgers (17-o).
Georgetown at Boston College co. 800.
Haverford at Swarthmore (6-2S).
Tufts at MASSACHUSETTS Aggies
(o-21).
Union at Hamilton (7-3).
Trinity at New York University.
Fordham at Sprinfield.
Maryland University at Carnegie
Tech.
Susquehanna at Buckne1 (7-2S).
Union at Hamilton 7-3),
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CLANCY DISQUALIFIED
IN BOUT WITH DUNDEE
az The .AssocIated Pressl

NEW YORK. Nov. 1s.-George
Clancy of Baltimore was disqualified
for an alleged foul in the fifth round
OF his bout with Johnny Dundee to-
night for the Junior lightweight cham
pionship. The referee then awarded
the bout to Dundee.
Dundee's seconds had complained in
the earlier rounds that CLANCY was
hitting low The referee warned the
Baltimorean and when CLANCY hit
lightly below the belt in the fifth round
he stopped the contest. Dundee was
awarded the Tex Rickard belt emble-
matte Of the junior lightweight title,
a new class for 130-pound pugilists
The bout had been a smuggling affair up
to the fifth with Clancy landing the
more Furnishing blows
Dundee weighed Us IA pounds and
Clancy 100.
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State eleven boasts a more impress
sive record this year than does the
Tulane team. Trinity College of
North Carolina, which has shown up
well against teams from the smaller
institutions of Virginia and Caroliuas,
viii take on New York University to-
morrow in New York City.
other games tomorrow, with last
years score, where the teams meet
include:
Raleigh: North Carolina State As;
Wakeforest Z.
At Blacksburg: Virginia Polytech-
mic Institution Roanoke.
At Birmingham: Birmingham South
ern ii; Howard Z.
At GreenviIle: Furman IS; Wof-
ford 0.