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Hunt outdrfves Opponent.

In the Hunt-Crichton match i4unt was
outdriving his opponent by thirty to
forty yards, but IL was an extremely
close match. They were level at the
turn, and there was never a margin OF
two holes between them until the six
tcenth, where Hunt put his seventy yard
approach an inch from the pin and be-
came dormie two. Then at the seven
teenth Crichton was short and missed a
putt, Hunt winning. They played out
the last hole with approximate scores of
IS for Hunt and 80 for Crichton.
In the Burto n Thompson match the
latter was on color from the tee, dub
bing four or his drives and each time
finding a bunker Thompson lost five of
the first six holes. stood four down at
the turn and sre down at the tenth
Then he rallied and was only two down
with two to go, but Burton holed an
eight yard putt at the seventeenth, to
win by three and one.
Burton played really well most of the
way, going out in 3S. including a six for
one of the holes. Thompsons score
could not be computed. as he picked UP
two or three times.
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ONE DAVIS CUP TIE
REMAINS IN DOUBT
Philippines Have Not Yet Re-
sponded as to Venue for
Japanese Match.
ny SAMUEL ). BRooKMAN.

In an effort to determine definitely
where the preliminary between the
Philippines and the Japanese tennis
teams is to be played the United States
Lawn Tennis Association has cabled
the Philippine Tennis Association again.
Japan already has expressed It's desire
to play in this country owing to the fact
that Ichiya Kumagae. its strongest
player, is a resident here.
The Philippines some time ago were
anxious to have the match decided at
Shanghai in connection with the Far
Eastern Olympic games about to be held
there. but nothing further has been
heard officially. 1t Is understood that
the leading players In the Philippines
would welcome trip to this country and
word to that effect IS expected any day
but the silence of the Fiiplnos to date
is worrying tennis officials bit
Louis Raymond. who trlumphed over
pic championship last summer. recently
won the South African tennis title.
In communication received from ten
mis- officials in Argentina the latter con
graduate themselves on the fact that
with bye in the first round and a
match with the apparently weak Dem
mark team in the second, the South
American Republic has q fine chance
of reaching the seni-finai round. The
Argentinians were bit fortunate In
drawing an opponent against whom they
have a splendid chance, but they may be
the strength of the
Danes, who in a series of informal
matches against Germans Belgians
Norwegfans and Swedes won every
match they played last year. Tennis ap-
parently has made rapid strides in Ar
gentina. A circular announcing the
championships OF the Rio de la Plata
shows thirteen events on the programme.
including competitions for juniors, girls.
men and women. in singles. doubles,
mixed doubles and handicap events.
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The Bohemian for the DERBY

PARIS, May 23.-The Bohemian, a
brown colt bred by a. X. Macomber
and raced at the American tracks last
year, win be shipped to EPSON wednes-
day and will run in the Derby on June /.
Mr.. Macomber decided, upon his return
from America, to start the son OF jim
Gaffney-Kittenish In the blue ribbon
stakes In spite Of his poor showing
the last time out.
The Bohemian ran In the Great Sprins
Trial Stakes at Paris on May Is, where
he was an even money favorite. but was
was badly beaten, finishing sixth In a
field OF eleven.
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Willis c. Jones Leads
Schoolboys on Links
Tome Entry Scores 80 in In.
terscholastic Meet.

Special Despatch 70 THE NEW YosK HERALD
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. May 23.--willis G.
Jones of Tome School won the qualifying
medal in the Eastern interscholastic golf
championship over the East course at
Merton here to-day with a card OF So.
Jones was beaten IN the final round last
year for the title, but Is the favorlte
this year. Although from Atlanta. VIII
lis Is not related to Bobby Jones.
Hill School won the team champion
ship over Lawrenceville with total for
four players OF $50 against S51 for the
latter. Hill also won the title last year
The real decision came when the COM
mittee was forced 20 make n ruling on
". ". D'Oench. Lawrencevllle. who in
the stress Of play forgot 10 hole out a
putt on the lin 81 the cup at the eigh-
teenth. He replaced and holcd. however,
before he lcft the green. This prevented
his being disqualified FOR the oversight.
but cost him two strokes. But for the
penalty his team would have won.
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Big FOUNDERS. nnd Plenty Of Them Caugh,
at Oyster Bay.

Capt. Lou Esohbach, who runs the fishing
bost Four Brothers out OF Glen Island dock.
writes as follows about his trip Sunday week
I'm regard to my fishing trip last Sunday
10 Oyster Bay for founders, twenty-five men
were aboard my boat, and the fishing wns
the best OF tho season. The fish came over
the rail two and three ~ clip. and they
were taking tho bait Ike mad The catch
some of them weighing as high M ~
pounds. Ono man caught f58 founders.
There win be good founder fishing Tor the
next three weeks.
There was some excitement aboard the
boat when Joseph Guone Of p West Sidney
avenue, Mount Vernon, Topped big Gih
pound biackfish out on the deck. Ito was
fishing with email founder hook and
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Wright Defeats Seymour.

Mark W. Seymour of North Foreland,
half brother TO the famous professional,
Abe Mitchell started well against Il. j.
Wright of Boston. becoming two up at
the fourth. Wright. however. squared
matters Mt the sixth. mainly by splen-
did putting, and took the lead at the
seventh, having a perfect second to
the green. while Seymour was in the
sand. The eighth was halved in fives.
as was also the ninth. the American
making the turn one up.
Wright was still one up at the twelfth
hole. Then followed a succession OF
halves. Wright winning on the home
green by one up. He took 81 strokes
out and 80 home
Hunter started off well against F.. r.
Carter OF Royal Dublin and soon got
lead Of five holes. He was out In 81
and beat the Irishman by four up and
three to play.
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Sea Bass Fishing Was Not Up to the Mark
Sunday


Capt. Archie Buckner OF sheepshead Bay
said yesterday that tho fishing on the Jer
sey coast was net equal 20 sorne OF the
days earlier in the week. The full moon
tides we're on and the water was in rapid
commotion. This always has a tendency "a
mar tho fishing. On Saturday tho fish BIT
well on arrival at the grounds and ther
eased off. Just before leaving time they bi,
again we'll Sundays catch was fair and
composed OF sea bass, blackfish, cod, hakt
and ling. The big heke and ling were IN on
tho rocks. and this ~ the first season m
many that they have come into these
grounds In the olden days the ling and
hake used to come 10 these grounds and (,
was necessary then to clean up tho grounds
Of them before the sea bass fishing started
In.
there were three porries aboard the George
NJ. on Sunday and that one OF them weighed
two and one-half pounds. There were some
nice sized sea bass up to four pounds taken
and plenty OF founders, ling and hako
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TENNIS AND RACING AT THE JAMAICA TT
Inadvisable to Play
Polo Matches Yearly

Special Gable to THE NEW YoRK Herald.
Copyright, 1921 by THE New YoRK HEnALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
London, May 20.
IT HE Hurlingham polo committee
Is advocating the holding Of
= the American polo cup games
every three. or even five. years. In
stead Of yearly, and Will propose this
at its next meeting, to which Capt
Devereux Milburn, Robert Z. Straw
bridge and Louis 10. Stoddard WIN
be invited. Members of the commit
tee argue that the expense of the
matches makes II inadvisable TO play
them yearly.
The Americans won at Roehamp-
ton to-day with Capt Milburn on the
side lines watching the game. He
was replaced by Mr.. Strawbridge,
the Americans winning against
mixed four by score Of four TO nine.
The dry spell is making the ground
hard for the ponies.
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Rain Halts Women's Tennis.

Rain halted the start of the womer,'s
tennis tournament at the Montclair Ath-
letic Club yesterday. and to make up
for time lost the contestants, among
whom are many OF the leading players
In the metropolitan district, viii take
the courts at 10 A. NJ. to-das. Two
rounds in singles and one "a d. .oles
will be the programme.
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Harvard Crew Picked.

CAMBRIDGE Mass, May 23.-Coach
Bill Haines of the Harvard crew tonight
announced the seating of the varsity
shell In the race against Cornell next
Saturday on the Charles The men will
be placed as follows: Stroke, Appleton;
7. Kane 8, Terry; 5, McCagg; 4. Ladd;
3. Olmsted; 2. Damon: bow. Morgan !;
coxswain, Pierson.
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bell jammed up against the railing on
this hole and had to play left handed.
He took 4 to reach the green, while
Dick had O certain for the hole and
squared the match. Ouimet however.
became one up again at the eleventh.
which he won with a 8, and became two
up at the thirteenth. where Diok was
bunkered.
On the fourteenth Dick was In trouble
all the way, requiring TO reach the
green. while Ouimet. being down In 4.
became three up. The fifteenth was
halved In As. and at the sixteenth Dick
missed short putt. which enabled
Oumet to capture the match by 3 up
and 2 to play
"Chicl" Has d Procession.
The match between Chick Evans and
d f. Crow.her was somewhat of q pro-
cession. After opening with a half In
fours. Crowther hit his tee shot at the
second to the fourteenth green and had
to drop a ball, Evans winning In to g..
At the shird Crowther drove into the
ditch. but Evans missed putt and half
in hves resulted. Evans, with longish
putt. won the fourth hole in to 4, thus
becoming up.
The American Increased his lead at
the seventh. which he took in to 4.
Crowther being short with his approach.
Two halves following this Evans made
the turn up, having gone out In 35 to
his opponents 3S.
On the homeward journey Crowther' S
putting fell off and Evans. without being
required TO do anything brilliant. be-
came dormie Ave and then won by up
and to play.
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Yankee Polo Team in Practice
Match at Roehampton
81 &c Assoclated Pres

By The Associated Press,
RoEHAMPToN, England May 23.-In a
practice polo match to-day ]. Watson
Webb. Thomas Hitchcock. Jr., and c. G.
Rumsey of the American team. with
Robert f. Strawbridge. Philadelphia
player. defeated a team formed by Louis
Stoddard. Earl w. Hopping. Col. r. G..
Ritson and Sir Edward Horlick by q
score of goals to s.
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Bis Catch Made by Members Of Pawubrolsers
Fishing Club.

No 1css than COO fish were caught aboard
Capt Wlilis's Sterling last Wednesday by
members OF the Pnwnbrokcrs Fishing Club.
" was their eleventh trip from Freeport.
A. ~ Fry was hiah hook with seventy eight.
including n fifteen pound skate.
Mr. Fink took five OF the party to Free
mort IN Ills touring car. An excellent lunch
was provided by Sol Gross and Jake Gold.
smith came well pro, ided with cigars for
the party. The weather was ideal and the
firhing the best the club has thus far en-
joyed. y. ". O.
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/ worm bait. / predict a good blackfish sea-
son for 1921. LOU ESCHBACH"
Fiounders and BIsckfish for the Auto Fish
ermeu.

Jack Nolan writes that he was one OF n
barty of thirty-two who won't by auto from
the Bridge Plaza, Long Island City, 10 Baby
Ion on Sunday week and boarded Capt. DC
Bragga's boat Anna ST. Claire. They pulled
over to Fire Island. and just soon as the
anchor was down the founders started
coming aboard. Some catches ran up 10
nearly hundred fish. and there were fifty
blackfsh taken as we'll.
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Billy Watts VIII Improve.

In the final event HAIRY Sinclair I'M
covered colt named Billy Watts which
promises to go on and give good ac-
count OF himself in stake events. He
was beaten a head by Morton l..
Schwartz's Toll, but would have woD
with better racing luck. Slow to begin
and interfered with in the early stages.
he displayed a great burst OF speed In
the stretch and would have won In
another jump.
whirligig, belonging to Joseph L.
Widener, finished third. This son oi
Maintenant showed q good burst Of
speed for half mile and then slowed
up He probably will improve. Twenty
seventh Division, owned by the Allies
Stables was a starter in this race but
never had a chance to show his worth
He was knocked back soon after the
start and didn't get clear sailing until
too late He is said to have worked as
fast as any two-year-old at Belmont
Park.
Harry Sinclair entered Regal Lodge In
the second race against band of plat
ers for $500. He outclassed his field
and galloped to an easy victory. winning
by five lengths. After his victory Clar-
ence Buxton bid him up to s2,700 and
got him at that figure. Although en-
tered for $500, Mr. Sinclair's stable pro-
tected him until the $2,700 mark was
reached.
Elmendorf, the Quincy Stables unre-
liable old cripple. beat big band OF
platers In the third. He was not as
lame as in his previous starts and went
to his work with a will. lie followed
the pace until n furlong from home
where he went around Lakross and won
going away by half length. Mr. X
o,.1 pfpr
War Machine was the favorite for the
race. but he showed no speed. and might
lust as well have been In his stable
He showed signs OF lameness going to
the post and ran an exceptionally dull
race. SO badly did he race that host
of racegoers said Tommy Rowan did not
allow him to do his best. But with a
Snapper Garrison on his back he would
not have beaten his opponents yesterday
Miles S. made a runaway affair OF
the first race. He followed Frfar's
Rush to the stretch, where he went to
the front and galloped the remainder OF
the distance to win by five lengths.
Luke Cassidy has new job. He was
appointed representative Of the State
Racing Commission yesterday.
Horsemen and sportsmen at the track
are raising a fund to take care of Jack
McGinnis. who is seriously i'll and In
need OF aid. All horsemen will be asked
to-day to aid the rund. For many years
Jack McGinnls was popular and prom
lnent owner and trainer.
Ellanjay, the two-year-old colt by
Spanish Prince and Junta, owned by
Emil Herr. was destroyed yesterday
morning. While at the post few days
ago he was kicked. Lockjaw set ir
and yesterday morning DR.. McCully said
there was no hope of lis recovery and
Mr.. Herr ordered him shot.
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Poor start by Ouimet.

Ouimet did not start very promisingly
against the veteran Dick for the Amsri-
can pulled his tee shot into the rough.
put his second into the ditch on the
right, and lost in 10 4.
At the second hole. however. Dick
missed four foot putt and Ouimet
squared the match In 20 s.
At the third Ouimet came into his
game. He outdrove his rival by fifty
yards, put hls second, a long iron shot.
nicely on. and won In 4 to s, becoming
up.
The American had hard luck at the
fourth hole, where he stymied himself
and. though ne lofted cleverly, his ball
Tipped the hole and he lost In 4 to 3,
becoming square again. Ouimet re-
gained his lead at the fifth, where he
was well on In two and won the hole
in to 5.
Dick by means of a good putt halved
the sixth with Ouimet, and, as both
got down long puts at the next the
seventh was halved In g.
The eighth was a bad hole for Oulrnet.
He drove out of bounds, and from his
second drive had to play out of ditch,
which he did well, the ball resting two
yards from the pin. Dick. however, won
the hole in TO Z. sduaring the match.
Dick missed a putt at the ninth, which
hole Ouimet won I'm s to 8. thus becom-
ing I up at the turn.
The homeward half OF the journey
provided an interesting contest At
the tenth Ouinet from the tee found his
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American Golfers Are
VictOrS at HOyIake

Continued from FIRST Page.
good golf. / suppose that neither OF
these veterans can win, but much
stranger things have happened.
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BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

Abraham G. Straus, Inc. Fulton 81. Tkleonl
Conzen, A., 532 Grand ct. Tel. 3015 stagE
poering 564 Liberty av. Tel Glenmore gp3i
johnson, n. .250 wyckoff av. Tel .O602 Everg' n
Kingston. 1900 Fulton st. 750s Bedrd. Repair,
hummer. IL, 1880 B'wsy. Tackle and bait.
Loeser, Fred'k a Co.. Fulton 81, Tackle only
Narsters, J. r., SO Court ST. Tel. 2f2j Mai1
Mchaelson, II. H., 1914 Bedf'd nv Tkio. only
schneison, N. u, Ola Broadway. Tacitlo only
Morris. A.,i75T Fulton st., Reid a.. 1875 Ddtd.
Muller, o.. 2G5 wyckoff nv. Tel. 32it Everr' II
Roeper. NJ. w. TT Woodward ev. Tl,le. only
schaaf. 1875 Tlatbush av. TEL 23iD Sterling
echebler f., 25t Wyckoff av. vel. 1887 I1vrs' n.
elote $40 Flushing nv. Tel. iei6 stage.
Eprung. T.. 2Tif Atlantic av. Tel 1913 EN.Y
voehifnTer. 1895 MYRTLE av. Tel. 4i7swBshws
OUT OF TOWN.
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British Tennis Team
Scores Over Spanish
~ ~ Asaoctn1cd preas.

HENpoN, England, May 2s.-British
players To-day defeated Spanish con-
preliminary matchoa ia tire Davis Ten
nis Cup serics Randolph T-ycett won
from Manuel Aionso iR straight setg.
G-~t, CO 1r9 Ct whife r. Gordon
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ROD AND GUN NEWS
HIGH WATER FOR LOCAL AN,

HIGH WATER FOR IocA ANGLERS
Ds 0ss @ ,s M I Asf FSs AM Sst M $s
lSass iSs 1S 99 1913 1913 I Is5
Nay lS4 I4 So u 40 i2lz
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Fishing Tackle and Bait

flSnIng IdCkle anu bait
Dealers who do not sell live bait have tn.
words tackle only" or mo bait' following
their names. List appears Tuesdays. Thurs
days AMI Saturdays.
MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX
Abbey q Imbrie. g7 Chambers st. Tackle oD..
JoSn s West s.s sn s.
Beoher. 342 E. 34th st. Tel. Murray IiIi 2s2a.
Birck. Fred. II Cooper So: Tackle and bait.
s wsss Mr az e e s Ts Cert Rs1T sa s5s
Caivin's Sport Shop. 2247 Bway. near soth 81.
Coe. Alpheus. 27 w. 125th 81. Tackle c.ly
B:y:s: i, qs:s s:sssas; ssss HsssseRs: ~s4;s
Davega. IL z; 42d Z. Blood Worms,
Dirkes. 4Oi W. 5oth II. "a. Dory. Prop.). Tel.
Dutil. john. 42s w. 42d u. Tel. L'gacre o2ai.
Fuchs. H.. % First nv. Orchard oGas bait,
Gross, Sth av. q 34th st. Second Hand Tackle.
Hanover, NJ. 1883 Park sv. Tackle and baI,
HochFraef " so7 e. s4h st Tel. vondbe ESQ ESQ
Kite. II. II. Co.. 623 broadway. Tackle only 5SIS
fand farrer scss - crosons De' sv. isosh eNi ss pa
Leviren's, 55l II. 135th st. Tkle..h bait Mel. .ansl
Macy. n. II. a Co, Inc. BY 4 3ath. No bait
Metropolitan Hdw. Co., Church vesey St,
Ogflvy, n. Co.. ~ Chambers ~ No bait
Poiimeni. ss5 Bieecker at. cor. Perry No bsi,.
Reingoid. I2i eth av. 18th 81. Tackle ana bait.
Rogers Peet CO.. B'way 18th ". 4 Tacki,
Rogers Pcet Co.. B'way al Warren ST. | at oil,
Rogers peet Co, B'way al 3fth st. Z four
ROGERS Pect Co.. 9th nv. at 41st ~. store.
schoverling. DAILY Gales, 800 B'way. No bai
schubach & Son. 3Ol2 I'd av. Tel. Mel. 1898
Won Lengerke q Detmoid Inc. .4i4Madnv. TIKI.
Waiz, a.. ITO let nv., 10Th. h3a7 Orch
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j owe won fr1f1 q
f-G, 8 and
Three Gin le IL
match win pas
play bcing etrctch
days Iycef aEd
resent tile Nr
nt il
WCosstit .
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Louisville Results.

SFive pounds allowance.
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Jones L Up at Turn.

Manford missed q short putt and lost
the ninth, TO 4, Jones turning l up,
having gone out In 3S to his oppo-
nent's 40.
The tenth hole was halved in 4. but
Jones became up at the eleventh.
when Manford's long putt ran eight feet
| past the hole. The British player. how
! ever got the hole back at the twelfth.
where Jones played a weak niblick shot
on the fairway, which stopped thirty
five yards short.
The thirteenth and fourteenth holes
were halved. Jones being slightly lucky
at the fourteenth, where Manford's putt
knocked his opponents ball two feet
nearer the hole Jones then getting down
a five foot putt.
The American player became up
again at the fifteenth. where he was on
the green with Manford short. Jones
then took the sixteenth and the match.
Jones did not find the greens so fast
as on Saturday. due to the damp air
under the gray. cloudy skies. He drove
brilliantly, however. despite the south
easterly breeze from the land.
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aft G start.
Overwcig Sea Mimic3 Mr. X,
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Description of Americans
Play in Opening Tourney.

LONDON, May 23.--About 200 early
risers were on the links at 80 o'clock
when Bobby Jones drove off the first
ball in the tournament.
Jones started brilliantly. driving down
the middle OF the course. while Manford
pulled into the rough. Following a fine
iron shot to within a yard and q half OF
the pin. Jones took the first hole, to s..
without being called upon to hole out.
At the second hole Mss.ord sank a
seventy yard putt and evened the con-
test by taking the hole. to 4. He scored
five yard putt at the third, becoming
l up by taking the hole in to 5.
The fourth, which Is a hole OF only 155
yards but well guarded from the tee,
proved q trap. Manford went into ditch
on the right and Jones into q bunker be-
fore the green. Both put their second
shots on the green and missed long
puts to halve the hole in 4. leaving
Manford / UP.
Joness tee shot at the fifth hole ran
into hummock and he duffed the sec
ond He succeeded. however, In chirp-
ing his third shot three yards from the
pin and halved the hole In 5. He played
the sixth hole superbly and squared the
contest by taking the hole to 5, land
ing on the green with his second shot.
while Manford went into bunker.
Joness second shot at the seventh
ioe was almost dead. but he missed his
putt and halved the hole in 4. The
ngrtt ~, x-.c 10 lyc1 IN
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Dealers who do not sell live bait have tn.
words tackle only or mo bait" following
their names. List appears Tuesdays, Thurs.
days AMI Saturdays.
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outr early the leaders a the o
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In e o a In
Scra A.
L. p J. H. T. A.
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NEW YORK HERALD RACING CHART
AMAICA TRACK. May 20. weather cloudy cold
track good.

sT Time as
o Claiming
by Brummel- "A Trainer IT, r SUith.
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odge quito
j. H.
283 THIRD RAcENh 15 1:422 1;4a
Purses 4
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Jamaica Entries

First Race-Two-y year CHS; finies; five fur
longs:
Index. Wt.lIndex. W.. |
oc-aN a. r,..u.- ,ool ~ 40 ,~t-.,. fno
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UcIoc;y,, leaves Osborn House Dock.
VELOCITY sheepshead Bay. Daily except
Monday, a. NJ. Capt. Dor
man. formerly OF Broad ChannNl.
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rs,..nsn. III. .7i7Haok. nskPik. .rd.. w .JIoboss
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Louis Raymond. who trlumphed over
Schiya Kumagae In the final Of the Olynl-
pic championship last summer. recently
won the South African tennis title.