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The Washington herald., 1922-01-26
MEXICO CRY ENTRIES.

First Race-For -s-yesr-olds and
up: i've furiongs Lima. 1o5; One
Pin. 1es: San Diego. ia: Ny Friend
Pat. ia; Foreclosure. los; Biazonry,
ia: Carrie Narearet. los: HiIlen-
dale. li3: Sir George, ffB.
Second Race-For 1-yesr-olds and
up: FIVE furlongs. Tom Logan. Il7;
Broncho Billy. $50: Screw Sanders,
l47: Bill Rendered, ltT; Asuncion,
l4T: Will DO. 147: George r.. if7.
Third Rsce-For s-yesr- and
up; FIVE furiongs. Valerie West.
lis: Amackassin. l12; Peppery Pol
ly. i05: Zsiner. III: No Lawn. liz.
Fourth Race = For 3-year-olds
and up: five furlongs. Nancy Ann,
li5: AshIin. 100: Eles, lie: ormlor
III: Louie Lou. liz: TwirIer, iiO.
Fifth Race-Por 2-year-olds and
up: six furlougs. Aunt Deds, lO3:
Donatello. 10t: Financial Rooster,
li4: Bally New. llt: Magician, IIt5
Olive James. 1Os.
Sixth Race-For 4-year-olds and
up: one mile. Deck Mate. Io7: CO.
rydon, l05; Battle Mountain, iO7.
Lieut. Perkins. 107: wsrlike, io5.
Tugs. 107: Yskimene. l07: American
Rose, IS: Edna D.. 1lo.
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HAVANA ENTRIES.

First Race - For maiden 3-yesr-
olds; claiming; six furiongs: Phan-
DELLA, Zoe; Margaret Mash: 100;
Charlotte Smith. 100: Keitoi. 100;
Miss Hope. los: Naomi r., l05:
Tattling. 105; King b.. 107; Old
Folks. 110; Acosta, 110.
Second Race-For 4-year-olds up;
claiming: six furlongs: Precious
Jewel. Io7: George W., I0s: Jap
Mumma,- 1os; Gallon Berry. I0s; Po-
key B.. 112; White Crown. II2;
Guardsman, ll2: Catoctin. liz: Col
Millard, 112; Sevillian, Il2: Haran.
112; The Belgian End, l12.
Third Race-For 4-year-olds up;
claiming: five and a half furlonEs:
Norma J., 100; Sun Rose. 1O3; Poca-
teIfo. le4: War Map. 100: Luimme.
10s: Golden Flint. los: Count Boris.
10s: First Consul. lI3; Chisca, il3:
Frascuelo. 113.
Fourth Race For 3-year-olds; !;
FIVE and a half furIongs: Lady AS
tor. lo5: Article Y, 105: Quessda,
los: Comedie D'Amour. los: Hutch
ison, 1io: Little Black Sheep. lIO
Fifth Race-For 4-yesr-olds up:
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virginia TROOP HOLDS TEST

Troop 104. Clarendon. Va. an
nOunce that Scout Edward Mack
ling is the new acting assistant
scoutmaster. At their meeting
last week scout Wallace Linfoot
qualified as having passed sec
ond class compass and knife and
hatchet tests.
Troop SO. Takoma Park, is TAX
ing lessons with Mai. Taylor as
instructor. Rumors Indicate that
the fellows are learning to take
care of themselves in fine shape.
Scouts Linton. Shade and Smith
have been named as a committee
to arrange for the proper cele-
bration of anniversary week. A
father and son banquet liz an
nounced for Saturday evening,
February IL.
Troop enjoyed a good hike
recently with their scoutmaster.
Hal Rust. Kabob and baked no.
tatoes were the main attractions
for the thirty scouts who were
present
A new troop was formed at
Bethesda with Maj. Godfrey, u.
S, Engineer Corps. as scoutmas-
ter. Maj. Godfrey was formerly
a scoutmaster at West Point.
where he had a very successful
troop composed of sons Of Off
Gers and enlisted men.
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A record number of scouts sue
cessfully passed the court Of re-
views last week. Forty-five scouts
were advanced in rank, as follows:
First class. Troop 15, P. F. Her
rick: Troop SO. B. Richardson:
Troop 80. o. Earl. r. Abbaticchio:
Troop Sc, C. Hebbard: Troop 81,
G. b. Sargent. E. Waters: Troop
a, j. Cpn5Idine. Second class:
Troop l, D. Mirrick: Troop Ie, e.
Howell: Troop Is. p Blackburn.
]. Doggett. E. Moulden; Troop 2s.
c. Hogarth; Troop 80. L. Hend-
ricks. f. Rulapaugh: Troop 3s. f..
Hess. G. Rock. ]. Snowden: Troop
80 f. Johnson. c. Marten. w.
Mitchell >. Nordlinger; Troop 40,
n. Napier. s. Kramer; Troop 49.
Jack Sargent. w. Severton, j.
Schoonmaker. o. Taylor; Troop 81,
M. Reed. o. Reed; Troop 81, I.
Dunlop; Trrop 63. B. Abenathy,
G. Mcneil. A. Randol, l.. Thorne,
r, Thorne, Troop 70, r. Amidon.
V.sStecher' Troop a. II. johnson,
{. Muelcr. w. Richwine. J. Sweet:
Troop loo. A. Smell. ]. L. Ward.
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TOMAHOl BEATEN
AT The FINISH IN
FEATURE EATCUBA
Cydonia. Favorite, Pulls
Up Lame-Col. Pat
Wins First Start.

HAVANA, Jan. 25.-The Roll Call
won today's feature race, the nth,
In as exciting finish as one could
wish to see. Cydonia, the favorite,
went lame and was pulled up. To-
mahoi ran a gallant race. and lost
only by the narrowest OF margins.
Tomahoi was caught in a pocket at
the first turn. and had to take ur
and go around. losing a lot OF
ground. He closed a big gap. ano
actually got his nose In front In
the final furlong. However, The
Roll Call would not be denied. and
outgamed the challenging Tomahoi
at the finish.
Col. Pat in his first start spread
eagled the field and won the 2-year-
old event as he pleased. Hunt
rushed Col. Pat to the front at the
break. and the feet youngster never
was headed. The favorite, Seth's
Lemon was second, beating Straight
Shooter by a head. The latter was
slow to get going. but came OF
strong at the finish.
the
rooms sport. In the first event.
while the field was at the post. the
| unruly Bounce reared and fell owe
the fence. His jockey. Robinson,
suffered bruises and cuts of the
knees, but otherwise escaped unin-
jured. Bounce dislocated his right
stifie in the fall.
In the third race. just as the field
wheeled and bolted back up the
track, throwing his mount. The
Stewards ordered both Bounce and
Signal Corps scratched and all
money bet on them refunded.
The results:
First Race-For maiden 2-year-
olds; 500; furlongs: Col. Pat. lis
(Hunt, 20 to 1, s to l, 4 to /; Seth's
Lemon. 115 (Lilly). to 2, / to i;
Straight Shooter. us Kelsey. 1 to
8. Time: :36 lis. Also ran: Pan
dine. Brown Shasta, Chiya, Con-
within. Tender Seth and arIos En-
riLue.
Second Race-For 3-year-olds:
cla:>ing: 500; frrlongs: Navisco,
ITO t>>Sens), 3 to /, s to s, 3 to
.; Whispering. 103 (Kennedy), 5 to
2, to 5; Sun Girl, los (Fields), 3
to ;. Time. I:I3 as. Also ran:
Don Manuel. Bitter Biting, Big
Noise. Caimito. Mary D., Bounce,
bMooresque. Stonewall.
Third Race-For 4-year-olds and
up: claiming: 500: 5Is furIongs:
Midian. los (Maiben). s to I, to
2. to 5; Kentmere. 1o6 (Robinson).
to 2. to 5; American Eagle, 1IO
(Burns). l TO ,. Time: 1907 2-5
Also ran: Lyric. Dandy Van. ]. Al
fred Clark, Springvale, Molinero.
Parole. Quaker and Invincible.
Fourth Race For 4-year- olds
and up; claiming; 800; III miles:
The Englishman, 100 (SheffeD. Z to
2. to 5. 3 to 8: Naval 10, 100 CKen-
nedy). 5 10 2. s to 5; Meadoworth
ll0 (McLauEhlin). / to g. Time:
ISL As. Also ran. Speedy Lady.
Csraway. Constantine. Sea Urchin
Fairly and Jose De. Wales.
Fifth Race For 3-year-olds;
$500; 1 mile: Roll Call, 1o3 (wu-
sOn). . to /, to S, 9 to s; Tomahoi
1903 tPenman), even. 1 to 2: Cydonia.
ice (kelsey), 1 to s. Time: 1:3s 2-5.
Also ran: Randell, Buckingham.
Elias o. and Lustre.
Sixth Race-For 4-year-olds and
up: claiming; 500: j mile and so
yards: Jacobean, 100 (Maiben), 5 to
.. even, l to 2; Blazeaway. los
(ScheffeD, 5 to 5. to 5; Loyalist.
l1O Kelsey, 4 to 5. Time: 1.43 1-5.
Also ran: Mary Jane Baker, Wise
man, Willie Woods, Candle Light
and Little Gink.
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Boys Built Cosy
House as Their
Bit for ToWn

1t was Cne of thoAe forlorn
vacant lots. cluttered with rusty
tin cans and trash piles. \ hotel
had been burned to the ground
there and charred and blsckened
fragments were still lying
around. Altogether it was the
kind CT vacant lot that makes a
place look as rundown as
stocking full of holes.
Now the public-spirited citi-
zens OF Lineville. Ala. didn't
want a place like this in their
town so they got together" and
decided to erect a community
house on the lot. When people
really get together it doesn't
take long to get things going.
Everybody in town was inter
ested and ready to help. and
various firms donated all neces-
sary building materials.
Then the boys of the high
school rolled their sleeves and
started to work, for they were
to build the house. Fired with
the enthusiasm of being active
citizens, in an amazingly short
time they cleared away all the
trash and ash heaps, and planted
vines. Then they built the house
which stands in the center OF a
neat yard. 1t is cozy little
house with a library and pleas
ant rooms. and IL has been II
great success from first to last.
This beautiful community house
belongs t. everybody. for every
body helped to make it.
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Billy Whiskers
By FRANCES TREGo MONTGOMERY

You remember yesterday we
left Mr.. Blackburn telling about
the big turtle which had been
lost out of his wagon.
Il did not know whether I
had jolted him out as l drove
along. or whether he had delib-
lately crawled to the edge of
the buggy and dropped himself
over" Mr.. Blackburn went on to
say. Had he done the latter he
must have taken a great chance
with his life, as the fall from the
high buggy was enough TO
crack his shell did he happen to
land on a stone. At any rate,
the turtle was gone. and l gave
him no more thought. especially
for several days.
When walking one day in the
woods about half a mile from
my house l stumbled over some
thing in the path which l took
to be a stone among the dead
leaves. But when it began to
move 1 saw it was a turtle.
True to my habit of looking at
all turtles, 1 picked this one up
and found he was my old enemy.
the tomato thief. So / carved
the date in his shell and carried
him along with me until
crossed a stream, then set him
down and watched to see il he
would attempt to swim across
and come to my tomatoes. or IT.
my finding him would frighten
him away.
ITO make a long story short,
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TIA JUANA RESULTS.

First Race-One mile; 3-year- olds
and up. Sippara. 107 Huntamer).
500, $40. 800; Montperri, l12
OParke). 600. 4.6O; Neosha Dale,
1le (Brown). $50. Time: ] AS. Our
Hazel. Mrs. JigGs. Hug Me. Nebraska
Lad. Shirley sumner. Country. Lit
tie Mother. Jack Fryer and Moore
wood also ran.
Second Race-Six furlongs: B.
year-olds and up: American Maid,
l07 (Studer). 11.G0. $50. $50; Pink
Tenny. liz (Taylor), 1910. $40;
Evelyn Harrigan, H12 (Fator). 1880.
Time: 1:l:16 1-5. Pewaukee. Vein
land, Plantagenet. Perfect Day.
Dalwood. Stiletto. Master Franklin
and Marshal Tilghman also ran.
Third Race-One mile and 70
yards: 3-year- and up: Zam-
loch. 115 perry. $50. $50, $50;
Mrs. Pat, sc CHurn). $50. $50; Pet
lar. lis GIaiD, $3.50. Time. 1:4s
2-5. Bill Sparks. Little orphan.
Dienero. Lotta Speed. Candegrey.
Lady Josephine. The Talker and
Czardom also ran.
Fourth Race-One and an eighth
miles; 3-year-olds and up: Fannie
Nail. los (Noble), $40. 4.20. $50;
Whitehaven. 105 (Huntamer), 7.6V,
$40: Poacher. liz (Taylor). 40.
Time. 1856 1-5 Bounding Through.
Lady in Black. The Cigarette and
Zetetic also ran.
Fifth Race-One and one-six-
teenth miles; 3-year- and up:
Yorkist, lis (Huntamer), $40. 3.eO.
$40; Bobby Allen, 104 (Bower).
1850. $40; Roisterer. 1l2 (Jacobs),
4.20. Time. 1:4S. Grace. Gath.
Shortstop and Woodie Montgomery
also ran.
Sixth Race-Five and a half fur
longs. 3-year-olds and up: Hazel
Dale. 1Ol (Noble), 11.60. $50. 3.so;
Herder. 120 (Martinez), 5.2e. 500:
Fireplace. 1l3 tGross). $50. Time,
los 2-5. Glenwell, Nonsuit. Dainty
Lady and Peerless One also ran.
Seventh Race-Five and a half
furlongs: 3-year-olds and up: Smii-
ing Maggie. 10 (Huntamerl. $40.
$40. 500; Honest George, lie (Met-
calf). 7.20. $50: No Wonder. 1e
(Studer). 4.2O. Time. los 3-5. Or
leans Girl. Chow. Little Pointer,
Cook Maid and Virge also ran.
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he was not frightened In the
least, and as IL to defy me. he
appeared three days afterward
in my garden. not alone, but
with two other turtles, one of
which I took to be his mate,
and the other, being much
smaller, 1 think was one of his
sons. Well, If you will believe
me. that old turtle defied me.
and no matter how often I car
ried him out of my garden. he
always came back.
But one day I got really an
cry at him and picked him up
and put him in the swill barrel
to fatten, preparatory to MAX
ing him up into turtle soup"
You don't mean to tell me-"
said one of the hunters. that
common, everyday woods and
water turtles are good to eat?"
Certainly. and though their
meat may not be as tasty as
the tortoise. still they have as
many kinds within their shells
as the big ocean turtles have.
You have read. 1 suppose. that
the meat of turtles consists OF
fish. flesh and fowl? At any rate.
we made that old turtle up into
soup and it was fine. I can tell
you, for the white meat was as
white and juicy as that of
chicken"
Ding-a-ling-ling!
There goes the bell. which
means we must turn our atten-
tion from turtles to ducks"
Copyrighted by the saalfeld Publishing
Co., Akron. ohio.)
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MEXICO CITY RESULTS

First Race-Five furlongs; A.
year-olds and up: Sweet Water, 1O1
(ThrallkilD, 27.20. $50, $50; oh
Doctor. 103 (Way). 800. $50: Peg
gy Eaton, 106 (Barnes). 2.2O. Time:
1905. Mainstay, Birthday, Miss
Sterling. Preletta and Miss Anna
also ran.
Second Race-Five furlongs; j.
year-olds and up: Comacho. III
(Moore). 1850. $50, go; May Girl,
110 (BoganowskD, $50. 40; Bill
low. Ill (Jackson), $50. Time:
1:05. Forestall, Accordant, Carrie
Margaret and Beau Brummell I'd
also ran.
Third Race-Six furlongs: g.
year-olds and up. DR.. Campbell. ll3
(SmalIwood). 12.40. $50. $50:
Trader. los (BoganowskD. $40.
4.60: Thirteen. 113 (Barnes), $50.
Time: 1:19. Kingling I'd, Hemlock
and Jack Hill also ran.
Fourth Race-Five furlongs; g.
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WAPITI. HEAVILyBACKED FAv0RITE,.
G FAILSTO PLACE in FOURTH EVENT

yEw ORLEANS. Jan. 25.-onIy
the Regulars attended the racing at
the Fair Grounds today. the rain
and cold weather deterring the
crewds. Many Withdrawals were
caused by the adverse track condi-
tions and the contestants were for
the most part mud-runners.
The players lost rather heavily
on several well-backed favorites
which were defeated. The worst
disappointment of the day was the
deJfat of Wapiti. in the fourth race.
Wapiti was an odds-on-choice but
failed to get n place. Cimarron. at
10, l. winning. with Rep second
and Pimlico third.
The public was again hard hit In
the Sixth event. in which there were
only three starters, Scotch Verdict,
the favorite. held a lead for three
quarters Of a mile. but was nosed
out by wadsworth's Last. Old
Faithful was third.
Anita Hampton scored a lucky vic
tory ir the opening race, princi-
pally due TO a vigorous ride by Lyke.
Much was expected OF Lilac Time.
hut she was taken up at the start
for no apparent reason, and then
stored to the outer rail. eliminating
her from all contention.
The erratic Miss Crestwood finally
earned a purse for her new owner
when she led home a poor band in
tho second race.
Knot Grass was a surprise I'm the
third. She showed a liking for the
going and won in a close finish from
Cap Rock and Ballot Mark.
The fifth race brought another dis
appointment Eternity was the IA
vorite and Romeo second choice.
Eternity had a good lead approach
ing the stretch turn. but he boltsd
to the outside fence, allowing Fluzey.
an outsider. to take up the running
and win easily from Madge F.
Hello Pardner in the closing num-
her never gave his hackers concern.
He look the lead at the start and in
creased his advantage steadily. win
ming as his rider pleased from Iron
Boy and Homeward Bound.
The results:
First Race-For maiden 2-year-
olds: claiming; $1,000; > furlongs:
Anita Hampton. 113 CLyke). Is to
5. I to 5, to 10: Dearie. 1I3 CAIor-
ris), to 2, to 3: Delusive. III
Cwf1son). Z to 10. Time: :3s Is.
ALSO ram Lilac Time, StOneage,
Margaret Loretta. Lady Monmouth,
Athlete, Patrolman. Kitan and High
Tea
Second Race-Two-year- -olds; claim
ing; $1,000: furlongs: Miss Crest
wood. los (CarrolD. IL to 8. even,
to 2: Dolly Warden. i03 CScobie).
3 to 1, s to 5; Bits Luck, 1o5
Gang). s to 5. Time. 1:lS. Also
ran:, Mig, 1t, Promenade, Berring-
ton. Dare, Ever Hold, Cornstalk and
Midnight Stories.
Third Race-The Seminole Han
dfcap for 3-year-olds: $1,000; 6 fur
longs: Knot Grass. III CPonce). Q
to :. to 5. 3 to 5: Cap Rock, 1O7
CScobie), to 1. s to 5: Ballot Mark
ITO (Pool), to 2. Time: l:16 As
Also ran: Miriam Cooper. Costfgap
and Timbrel
Fourth Race - The Cotton Ex-
change Purse for 4-year-oIds; 81 .OO0
allowances; l lie miles: Cimarron
ss CLang), s to ]. to 2, 10 :.
Eep: 100 (Zoeller). to 5. to 4.
Pimlico. 199 (King), to 10. Time.
l-5o 3-5. Also ran: Balance Wheel
and wapiti. ""eei
FIFTH Race-For 4-year-oI5s "a
UP; claiming; $1,000: Ix mfIes.
iu1eS' IoS (scobie). 12 to 1, to /
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Boy Scouts are still on the job
doing service at the conference
on the Limitation of armaments.
Those on duty last week were jos.
Eaton. 35; Nelson Head. ri: Jack
Schneider. 2: Prescott Blount. 81:
Fred Tarver, II; Wallace Gold
smith, 15: Earl Fischer, 21: Rob
ert Simmons. SO: Watson Mon
roe, 80: Fred Loops, Al; Irving
Thompson. 50; Shaw Blackiston.
Sc: Everett Passeno, 53: Paul
Thompson. SO: Chas. Miner. "a:
Jasper Moore. 81: Chas. Parrot,
80; Henderson Houghton, 4; Rob-
ert Mapes. s: Slemmer Burgess.
IL: Byrne Mellen. Il; Edw. car
mick, 8; Lawrence Froyd. Ill;
Clarence Hogarth. .; Jesse Slim
son, 35; Edw. Howell. IL: Duncan
Bradley. 1: Shaler Stidham, s;
Chas. Timmons. n: Frank Shull.
10: Chas. Green, "a.
During the present week the
following scouts will serve: Dun
can Bradley, 1: Shahler Stidham.
s: Clarence Timmons. IL: Frank
Shull. 10; Chas. Green, 81; Walsh
Richards, 81: Gerald Munson, 40;
William r. Dismer. 81; Wilson
Todd. So: II. Davidson. So: Ar
thur Simpson. "a; Wyrth Baker.
81; Chas. Dorman. 65: Russell +.
Edwards, SO; Howard Ball. 20:
William Reese. 20: Edw. Parks.
~; Melsin Rooms, S7;i william
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DIsAPPOT AT NEW ORIEANS-ROIL CALL WINNER AT HAVANA


year-olds and up: Lotta O.. 100
tRichardson). 22.sO,s 7.so, 40e. Van
ity Dresser. 105, (BrookeJ. $40. Use:
Greenwich Village. 1f2 (Mahoney1,
2.So. Time. 1904 is. Lima. Lady
Acton, Margaret C and Foghorn
also ran.
Fifth Race-F'ive furlongs: q
year-olds and up: Thrifty Three.
l23 tNahoney), 1850. $50, $3.50; As
sumption, 10 (G6rdon), $50, NG.20;
IT. Just. l25 (Barnes), $40. Time,
l;e3 l-5. Emden, Skeeter and Be
Sure also ran
Sixth Race-Seven furioRgs; -
year-olds and up: Montillo. los
tBarnes). 1850. 4.20, 2.60; Tugs. los
uHolloway). $50. 24O: Kallipol;s,
LOG (Mahoney). $50. Time. 1:33 2,5
War Club. Mayor Calvin, Capitania
and Gus Enloe also ran.
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TIA JIIANA ENTRIES

First Race-Five and a half fur
longs; 3-year-olds and up: W. c.
Dooly, los; Big Smoke, 1903; Peggy
Martin. LOG; Shipman. 1l2; Fond
Hope. 106; Al Porter. 1l3; Vera
Wood. 1os: Miss Krug. Ill: wylie
Garrett. 113; Laura Cochran, l0s.
Second Race-Five and a half
furlongs; 3-year-olds and up: Due
De Guise. los: Col. Murphy, 113;
Mike Dixon. 1OS: Elsabio. 10S; Lady
Bourbon, Ill; Rosellis, IO6: Walter
Whitaker. 113: McCroan. 10s: Good
Enough, 113.
Third Race-One and one-six-
teenth miles: 3-year-olds and up:
Madrono. Ill; Tom Brooks. Ill:
Audrey n, III; Baby Cal. l0s;
Lewis r., ia; Billy stuart. lOs;
Zodiac. 100; George C. Jr.. IOs.
Fourth Race-One mile: 3-year-
olds and up: Rubber I'd. IOs: Clear
the Way, 1902: Mabls Rule. 1OT:
Orchid King. 114: Plow steel. s3:
Little Romper. 113.
Fifth Race-Fiye and one-half fur
longs; 3-year-olds and up: Fur Be
low, 120; Huron I'd. 109; Sister Susie,
1o5; Herder. 105: Gen. Agramonte,
1903: Sedan. 1OS; Ring, ia: Bullet
Proof 100: Planet lis.
Sixth Race-Niile and seventy yards !:
3-year-olds and up: Bonneville, 106 {;
Rafferty,. ia; Cafeteria. 1l2; Glover
Junia. III; Balarosa, ia; Our Maid,
l12: George Muehlebach. III: Wal
ter II. Pearce. III: Black Top. 1O4:
Buckhorn I'd. 1Os; Mike DAILY. III.
Seventh Race-Six furlongs; g.
year-olds and up: Vic Munoz. 1O9 :;
Dancing Girl, Ill; John. Jr.. 113
May Maulsby. los: Trusty. 109; Nc
Lane. III: Franklin. 113: Don Jose,
104; Kirkwood 1O6: Don Dodge, 11S.
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s to 5: Madge F., 100 twilson)
even. l to 3; Romeo. l12 twallacej
to Tine: 2:O1 4-5. Also ran:
Eternity and Exhorter
Sixth Race--For 4-year-olds and
up: claiming; $1,000: IL miles:
WadswOrth's Last. 109 CBurke). 3
to 2. 1 to 5. out: Scotch Verdict, los
Cwilson), 1 to s. out: Old Faithful
103 (Bruening), out. Time: 2:00
Only three-starters.
Seventh Race-For -year-olds
up: claiming; $4,000; 1 Lie miles.
Hello Pardner. 110 Lang). even.
to .. 1 to 6: Iron Boy, IO7 oval
loce). to 1. 9 to /; Homeward
Bound. 100 (Anthony). to 9. Time:
1:5l i=5. Also ran: Rose of Pi-
cardy. Fleer. Tulsa. Paula V. and
Legacy.
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cialnins. one miles .LoveIiness. o.;
haywood. ioa; Approval. -1o+; Darn
ley. 1oi; MuNbo Jumbo, 10s; Fos-
ter Embry. ie7: Rankin. ies; Har.
lock. LOB. - ..
Sixth Race-For 4-year-olds up:
claiming; one mile and atty yards:
Tawasenths, SO; Bacchanslian. les;
Lisset, IS; warTax. IS: Huntress. IS;
Audrey A. 1ol; Alf/ vezina. f03:
Tim J. Hogan. fo3; Cork. 1os: Felix.
lO4: Toss Up. 106; Bibbler. Ios;
Rockport,. los; Harry NJ. Stevens.
1Os.
Weather clear: track fast
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Doug Seconds Benjamin.

NEW YORK. Jan. s5.-Doug Fair
banks. being. something Of a boxer
himself and close friend OF Joe
Benjamin. the Pacific Coast light
weight. will come TO New York next
week to go behind Benjamin in the
latter's 15-round decision fight with
Johnny Dundee for the Junior light
weight title. according to Joe's man.
sger. II Benjamin fails to win the
title. he may go into the movies, for
the kid comedies Fairbanks nothing
IN pulchritude.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-26
To visit Camp Roo.ev.I,.

Plans are under way for a week
end trip to Camp Roosevelt, Chesa-
peake Bay. by the members of the
Camp Fraternity. the &C. NJ, O."
on February %. The tr.p as
planned will include six-mile hike
from Sunderland to the camp; and
ia big delegation is planning to 60
The Washington herald., 1922-01-26
Neale Fined S100.

CHICAGO. Jan. 25.-Earle (Greasy)
Neale was fined 500 and the Phil
adelphia National club 5000 for in
fraction of a rule against making
side agreements. by Baseball Com
missioner Landis here today.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-26

Green. 90: Thos. Trodden, jr.. 81;
Ellis Miller. 1903; Leroy Beach.
Ill: Harry Fravel, 1913: John
Roby. 1; Daniel Harbraift. 90:
Hilliard Harper. IS: Roger Sny-
der. IS.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-26
Ebbits BUYS Crane.

NEW YORK. Jan. 25.-Charley Eb-
bits, president OF the Brooklyn DodG-
ers has wired from Miami. Fla, the
news that he has purchased Sam
Crane. the Reds second shortstop. for
$500.
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HERALD sEIEcTIoNs.
NEW oaLEANs.

NEW OALEANSs
First Race kewpIe s.. Certe.
Lady Brettcnham.
Second Race-Jage, Actress. AH-
ticlpate.
rhira Raee-Lasy Luxury. Herald
Mickey Moore.
Fourth Rnee - Neddam. Tabieau
D'Honneur. Manouvre.
Fifth Race - Bill Block. The
Vengeance, Grass Tree.
sixth Race-W. II. Buckner. Har-
vest King. Alex Jr.
seventh Race - Ettahe. serbian.
wosdthrush.
One Best-Lady Luxury.
Long sho -Ettahe.
HAVANA.
First Race-keItoi. Acos'a. Mar
gnret Nash.
second Race-GnIIou Berry. The
Belgian I'd. George w.
Third Race-war Map, Luimeme.
First Consul.
Fourth Race-ArticIe Y. Little
Black sheep. Comedic D'Amour.
Fifth Race - LOveliness. Mumbo
Jumbo, HarIock.
sixth Race BIbbIer, Huntress,
All vezina.
One Best-war Map.
Long shet-LeveIiness.
TIA JUANA.
First Race-Fond Hope. W. C.
Dooly. Big Smoke.
Second Race-ReseIIiS Col. MUIR
ply. Due De Guise.
Third Race-Baby Cal. ,Madrone,
Billy Stuart.
King. Mabel Rule.
Fifth Race-sister Susie. Furbe-
low, Herder.
sixth Race-CIover Junin. Cafe
terra, George Muehlebach.
Seventh Race John Jr.. Vie
Munox, May MauIsby.
One Best-Sister Susie.
Long shot-Plow steel
MEXICO CITY.
First Race-My Friend Pat. One
Pin. San Diego.
second Race-Asuncion, Tom Lo-
gan, Broncho Billy.
Third Race-Peppery Polly. Va
leria west Amhck assin.
Fourth Race-Ormlos, Nancy Ann,
Elga.
Rooster, Donatelio.
Sixth Race-Lieutenant Perkins,
Yakimeme, Corydon.
One Bes My Friend Pat.
Long Shot-Ormlos.
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SuOStltutlonS - WormSleV for
Boyd. Gamer for wingfield. Field
Goals-Hutchinson Q6). Swan (1O),
Wingfeld (3). Boyd. Cuiffreda
Thompson. Hunt. Foul Goals
Hutchinson a out of g., THOMPSON
q out of ~. Kreitz q out of II
Referee - Newman. Time Ten
minute periods.