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WOODMEN OF THE WORLD

Fort King Camp No. IA meets at
K. of P. hall every second Friday
evening at eight o'clock. Visit
ing sovereigns are always welcome.
P. w. Whitesides, C. C.
Chas. Z. Sage, Clerk.
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oCALA LODGE Nc. zss, B. p. o. e.

Ocala Lodge No. 286. Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks, meets
the second and fourth Tuesday eve
nings of each month. Visiting breth-
rem always welcome. Lodge rooms
upstairs over Troxler's and the Book
Shop, 113 Main street.
A. A. Vandenbrock, E. R.
c. Y. Miller, Secretary.
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ODD FELLOWS

Tulula Lodge No. %, /. O. o. F.,
meets every Tuesday evening at eight
o'clock at the Odd Fellows hall in,the
third story of the Gary block. A
warm welcome always extended to
visiting brothers.
E. E. Converse, N. G.
Frank G. Churchill, Secretary.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-07-03
MARION-DUNN MASONIC LODGE

Marion-Dunn Lodge No. 10, F. & A.
NJ, meets on the first and third
Thursday evenings of each month at
7:30 o'clock until further notice.
A. C. Blowers, W. ii.
B. l.. Adams, Secretary.
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Fraternal Orders
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
ROYAL ARCH MASONS

Regular conventions of the Ocala
Chapter No. Is, R. A. M, on the fourth
Friday in every month at 8'p. m.
A. L. Lucas. 81. p.
B. L. Adams, Secretary.
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ORDER OF EASTERN STAR

Ocala Chapter No. 20, o. E. S.,
meets at the Masonic hall the second
and fourth Thursday evening of each
month at o'clock.
Mrs. Julie Weihe, W. IL.
Mrs. Susan Cook, Secretary.
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A dinner without nice piece of
fresh meat is like the play of Hamlet
with Hamlet on vacation. Phone M
you wants for tomorrow's dinner.
Main Street Market. Call 108. 2-tf
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs

Ocala Lodge No. 10. Conventions
held every Monday evening at eight
O'Clock at the castle hall. A cordial
welcome to visiting brothers.
w. R. Pedrick, C. q
&. K. Sage, b. of r. & S.
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BANKS WILL CLOSE JULY 4TH

On account of the national holiday
the banks of the city will be closed all
day July fourth.
The Commercial Bank.
The Ocala National Bank.
Munroe & Chambliss Nat. Bank.
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SPECIAL, SPECIAL, SPECIAL

Marmon 7-passenger touring. Fair
condition, S425. Spencer-Pedrick
Motor Co. Phone 8. lift
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666 cured Dengue Fever-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-09
v: POWERS RIDES
CREENTREE ENTRY
IN RICH CONTEST
Careful and Letterman
Cop Money in Other
Feature Events.

NEW YORK. June s.-with good
weather today racing at Belmont
Park created more than usual in
teres. and the horses lived up to
expectations. The Mesdowbrook
steeplechase Handicap, worth s2,i7s
to the winner. furnished one Of the
most attractive contests Of the sea-
son. II, resulted In victory for
the Greentree stables Kingdom I'd.
which was sdrirably ridden by ".
Powers. Ill z. Davis Phoenix schal-
IenEed strongly aon The stretch and
was going well In second place at
the finish.
The Beldanne. an overnight hahdi-
cap. was the secondary attraction
and second only in monetary value.
as IL overshadowed completely the
stake events both in class entrants
and in the quality of racing. ]. s.
Cososn's Lady Baltimore showed the
way a greater part of the distance.
but was headed by W. J. Salmons
Careful. which finished first. and
Penrose. which ran second.
The Greentree stables Letterman
gave the second victory Of the day
BY defeating Double Cross and
MacDuff in the closing event.
Summaries:
First Race-Four and half fur
longs; for 2-year-olds: Rork. Ill
CJohnson). to 3. 1 to 2. to 5;
Adventures. 110 (Kelssy). to 3.
a TO s; Ouster. 112 (Kummer). to
s. Time. SO 1-5. vennie. The Girl.
Blue China and John McGuirk also
ran.
Second Race-Four-ssar-o up:
about miles: Kingdom I'd. l35
". Powers). s to 1, ? to l, even;
Phoenix. 135 (Mahoney). 2 to 1.
even: Bullseye. 135 (Crswford). l
to 5. Time. 4:5s 3-5. Lytle. Ear
locker, Hallavill. vigilante and
Robert oliver also ran.
Third Race-Three-year-o up;
S furlonEs: Careful. 126 (ButwelD.
9 to 5. to 5. l TO 8: Penrose. 124
CFator). s to S. 1 to 2: Lady Balti-
more. 10 U.ang). Z to 5. Time.
1:12I-5. Polly Ann. Last Straw.
Arrow Of Gold and Mary Patricia
also ran.
Fourth Race-Three-year-o up:
SpAsOuCs Nv LANAI
to 2. 2 to S. out: Finality. 1o2
CMarinelli). out. out: Knight Of
Heather. 101 (Merimee), out. Time,
:52 2-5.
Fifth Race-Two-yesr-ol AZ
furlongs: straight: Sally's Alley.
1O5 (CsrrolD. even. 2 to 5, 1 to 5:
The Kiss. 119 (Kummer). to 5,
to ?: Eye. 112 Uang)s 1 to 4.
Time. SO 2-5. Monardella. Sun Fey.
Poor Puss. Evelyn Sawyer and
Thessaly also ran.
Sixth Raca-Three-year- up:
/ mile: Letterman. 112 Gyke), ,
to S. / to S. out: Double Cross. liz
CFator). 3 to 1. even: MacDuff. 112
CMorris), even. Time, 1883 3-5.
Irish Confetti. Overtake. New Or
leans, Wylie. Domingo. Yankeedom
and Roundsman also ran.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-09
Latonia Entries.

First Race-For maiden 3-year-
olds up; six furlongs. Batty H.
los; Brown Eyes, 1o5; Cautious.
los; Singapore, 110; Glengarry, 11o:
May Bee. no; Spats, no; Rocky
Mountain, 110; Cruzen.' 10; Bren-
nan, 11o; Concentrate, IFS; Michael
J. DAILY. lis; Nina Penn, 10; DR.,
Prall. 11o; Jimmie Daw, lis; Chat
terton, 110; Willow Tree, lis; La
DernIer, 10.
Second Race-For 2-year-oIds;
four and one-half furlongs. xBess
L., So; Anna Tod, log; Hughes
Graham. 107; Manicure Maid, los;
Poppye. 1os; Sisnderer. 1os; Jack
Frost. 11o; Skeesix, Ill; Hopeless,
113; Jake Hay, 115.
Third Rsce-For 3-year-olds and
up; six furlonga Hysteria, 90; In
QUESTION, %; Dolores, ss; Riberass,
ss; Immokalee, IS; Lugs, ss; Suave
Prince. ss; Golden Dreams, 1o3;
Lantados, III.
Fourth Race-For 3-year-olds and
up; mile and -one-sixteenth. Toma-
hoi. s5; Red Wingfield, l01; North
Sea, 1o3: Chacolet, 1o7: Easteside,
100; Light Rose, 10; Harry B., liz;
Rep. 115.
Fifth Race-For 3-year-olds and
up; one mile. Kinburn, 1o1; Gang
way 100: Parader. 1Os; Rouleau.
107: hinto. and. 110; Bit Of White,
11s: DR.. Clark. 11s.
Sixth Race-For 2-year-olds; five
furlonsS xDearie. 104; xCoI WAL
lin. 107; Rolled Gold. 100; Antonia,
1os; Miss Clair. ios; Ten Sixty, 1os:
Kent L, liz; Mart O'Hara. Ii2; Les
lie. i1s.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-09
:: Sandlot Notes ::

warwick A. C.s are ranked BY the pub-
licity Of their defeat at the hands Of Holy
Name 10 q Eame which the Warwicks In
sist was. merely q practice game apd In
which they used eighteen men In order to
make all players eligible for the. city series.
Manager Bleamt claims the H7ly Names
rushed In their senior battery In me scy-
enth inning when the warvicks were lead
ing. to o. The final score was IL to In
favor Of Holy Name.
Anacostia Council, J. U. A. NJ, No. 10,
baseball team will oppose the Seamen Gum
ners In q game tomorrow afternoon On the
Congress Heights diamond nj p. m.
Manager Z. c. Johnson, Uf the Cherry
dale A. A., Main 900. Branch 80. wcuid
like 10 arrange q baseball game for sunday
on the Cherrydale diamond with teams In
the unlimited class.
The Quincy A. C.s will oppose the war
Finance Corporation on Monument Lot diA-
mond today at O'clock. The ,luincys ;
have been strengthened by the adfit.cn OF
Brinkman and Dey from Central High scheoI
Manager smith requests the following play
ers to report at 4:45. In Uniform; s~eenes'
pevers, Gooding. Brinkuan, Dey. Cmb'
Fostner. stewart. Jacobs. DouGhetty, CnSer.
smith, Barrett Bowers and Grove. tsans
wishing games with the Quincvs shoaid ger
In touch with r. p. Smith, y. 2I4i-" sitet
p. N.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-09
Maury Track Stars Win
RosedaLe Division Meet

Maury School captured the Rose
dale division track and field meet In
the District Municipal Playground
series yesterday at Central High
School Stadium. scoring SO points.
Carbery, winner OF the division IN
past years. finished second in the field
Of ten schools and 242 entries with
SIS points.
Kosack and Caporite. Of Carbery.
and Conner, of webb. were the in
dividuaI stars. with two first place
honors apiece. The standing of other
teams follows: Taylor. 10; Madison.
1s: Webb. Is; Pierce. 13; Wheatley,
10. ard Blow. 8.
Ths results:
50.yard Dash 1oo-pound Class
.scsack. Carbery; Glow. Carbery;
Tripp. Maury. 1o0-pound Class-Cqn-
ner, Webb; Sweeney. Carbery; Payne.
Maury. 115-pound Class-Ward.
Pierce: BushonE, Maury; Norton. Tsy-
lor. Unlimited Class - Burdoff,
Maury: Hughes. Taylor; Bardoff. Ma
Olson.
Running High Jump. s5-pound
Class - Caporite. Carbery; May.
Maury: Carr, Carbery. 1o0-pound
Class-stein. Maury; Chalkley. Car
berry; Baker. Maury. 115-pound Glass
Norton. Taylor; Hogarth. Pierce;
Griffin. Maury. Unlimited Glass
McGhan, wheatley; Hughes, Taylor;
Petit. Maury.
Running Broad Jump. s5-pound
Class-Caporite. Carbery; Sheehan,
Pierce; Roche. Pierce. 100-pound
Class-Conner. Webb: Clanton. Blow;
Blaine, Maury. 115-pound Glass
grimm, Bretler. Madison; Ward.
Pierce.
Running Hop-Step-Jump, s5-pound
Class-Kosack, Carbery: Rice. Madi-
son; Wills, Maury. 1oo-pound Class
Acton, Maury: Sweeney. Carbery;
Stein. Maury. 1157pound Class-pMan-
Tifng. Carbery; -Bushong, Ms1ry;
Cooper, Maury. Unlimited Class
Petit, Maury; Dulin, Maury; orthel-
10, Carbery.
Relay. s5-pound class-carbery
(Carporite. Glow. Reddish. Kosack)
Taylor (Quinlan. Shur. Donaldson,
Fisher; Maury (Whitney, Trip,
May, Kirby). Relay. 100-pound Class
'-Maury payne, Hess, Acton. Stein) (;
Madison (Hudson. Langhenry, Zepp,
Goodwin); Carbery (Thorne, Sweeney,
Walton, CinottD. 115-pound Class
Webb (Brickhead. Gulick. Chapel
Conner): Taylor (Showalter, Cheek
Deal. Toffoli.) Unlimited Class
Maury rabbit. Longo, Petit. Shike)
Madison (Steele. Vermillion. Beeberg,
Bardoff).
The Washington herald., 1922-06-09
Blue Bonnet Entries.

First Race-s1.ooo; maiden 3
year-olds: 5 furlongs: Elizabeth
Jewell, 112: Radiant. 112: Patch
work. 112; Trippawa, ,11z; Lit, 112:
Eaugallie, 112: Veronica, III: Rich
ard Murray, liz: Strsight Shooter.
112: Dixie Dick. 112; lakewood, lis;
BRAND, 115.
Second Race-s1. 900: for 3-year-
olds and upward: maiden jockeys;
claiming: 6 furlongs: 'Wrack Past,
80; Bah. ss: Chaste Star. ss; Mar
garet White. es: Reluctant, los;
wild Flower, 1o5; Mess Kit. 1o7;
Franc Tireur, le7; Perigourdine.
10; 'Pokey B.. 10: The Decision,
100: El Coronel. 112; Dinty Moore,
112: Mike. 112: George W.. 113;
Buford. IFS: Bacchanalian. 1os: Ra-
mona I'd. 10; Messe, 100; Polyga-
mist, 112.
Third RaceLsteepiechase: purse
$1,000; claiming: for f-year-olds
and upward; about miles: Flying
Frog. 141: Perkiomen. 142: Algardi.
144; Butcher Boy. 14s; Fair Mac.
14s: Bellringer. 14s. 49,
Fourth Race-s1. 900; for 3-year-
olds and upward; 1 mile: Mercutio,
100; Rubidium. 104: Partisan Dia-
mond. 105: Planet. 116.
Fifth Race-s1,5o0 added: the
Westmount Handicap: 3-year-olds
and upwards foaled in Canada; Z
furlongs: Mickey. s5; Nomis, SO;
Kettle. III: aArfectation. 1o7; aSu-
dor. 113: Bengore. 115: Yowell, 112.
al. X. l.. Ross entry.
Sixth Race-s1, ,0eo; claiming: s.
year-olds and upward: l mile:
Natural. 102: Sun Brae. 103: 'Bro-
melia. 107; The Enquirer. 10s:
Royal Lieu. 105: Star Realm. SO;
Redmon. 10: Joaquina. 10; 'John
Noshor, 10; Murray, 112; Royal
Duck. 113; Chasseur. 123.
Seventh Race-s1,o 900: claiming:
for 3-year-olds and upward: 3-1s
miles: Moil Cutpurse. ss; Peggy
Rives. 103; Dolly C..yfo3; Explosive.
1903: Zoie. 104: Spectacular Girl. 1O4 {:
Pretender. l06: Harry NJ. Stevens,
106: Sailor, 106; Pendrie, 109: Aus
trail, 10; Romeo. 1lo; Waukeag,
11O.
Apprentice allowance claimed of
FIVE pounds.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-09
BIuebonnets Results.

First Race-Five and a half FUR
longs: Vice Chairman. 1o6 (Tur-
ner), $50. 5.s5. $50: Charles ,.
Craismile. l03 tPuythaud. 7ss,
7.so; Role. 1os CMcDermott), $40.
Time. 1907 3-5. Non-starter. Re-
luctant.
Second Race-Five and half
furiongs: Camoufage. 80 (Stil-
ins). ITO. 500. ass: Messines. loS
(Turner). 2.s5, 2.7o: Knot Grass. los
Cwoodstock). 4.75. Time. l:os As.
All started.
Third Race-Two miles: Blighty.
l4s CKennedy). $50. out. out;
Houynhmn. 143 (Jones), out, outs
overmatch. 146 Cveitch). out. Time,
I:os. All started overmatch fell.
Fourth Race-Five furlongs: Heel
Taps. 90 (Harrington). $40. out,
out: Prismar. l0l (Turner). out. out:
Miss Taft. 106 (Anderson). out.
Time. 100 2-5. Only three starters.
Fifth Race-One mile: xBastile,
los (Turner). $40. $50. 245; Lady
Meave, ia Cwalls). 1880. SIS; Her
ron. ll3 Cwallace). $50. Time,
1:45. Auntie May. xCollinga. Fair
Gain. Bulletproof and sundisl I'd
also ran.
xCoupled.
Sixth Race-Mile and an eighth:
Eleanor. los Cwallace). 14.7o. $40,
$50; Tantalus. 10s (McDermott)
325. $50: Kentish Boy. 1os (Thomp-
son). 40. Time. 1855. All started
Seventh Race Mile and an
eighth: Gath. 102 (Erickson). 7.50
40. $40: Attorney Muir. 10 (Greg-
ory). 7.s5. 3s5: Lazy Lou. 101 (Tur-
ner), 3.55. Time. 1:55 2-5. Nom
starters: Austrsl, Iron Boy and
Sailor
The Washington herald., 1922-06-09
Expect Milton and Hartz
To Enter Uniont0lDn Race

UNIONTOwN. Pa, June s-Ehtry
Of Harry Hartz, who finished second
four laps behind Jimmy Murphy in
the big 50-mile race at Indianapolis
on Memorial Day. Is creating a lot
Of interest among racing fans who
will witness the 225-mile Universal
Trophy event at Uniontown on Sat-
urday afternoon. June II. Hartz Is
recognized as a dangerous rival and
will put the other entries hard to 1t
to top of the honors from this young
coast phenom. There are indications
that Milton will be among the en-
tries, Milton being the 1921 racing
champion and many times victor in
Uniontown races. .
1t Is expected that Jimmy Murphy
winner at indianapolis and winner OF
the French Grand Prix last year. will
enter for the Uniontown event
Murphy drove his first race on the
Uniontown track.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-09

The Kniekerbockers handed woodley A. G.
q i6-to-2 trouncing yesterday. The slug.
ging Kniaks collected sixteen safetiess on
the deliveries Of three woodley twiriers,
while the assrgetown hillmen held the Vt.
Pieasakssss ct their mercy. S
score ~ innings:
woedley .......... 900 10 00e2
Knicks ........... 5213 $50 oox-ls
The Rer A. O. will entertain the River
side, n. j., nine at American League Park
sunday. Manager Wright has added some
new stars to the Rex lineup and the fans
are promised one Of the best contests Of
the season. kt
West Washington Baptist Church nine
hung a 22-to-s wallopins on Calvary Meth
odist Church yesterday. Donald Houser. on
the hill for the Bsptists. allowed bIt ave
safetiAs while his teammates garnered
twenty eight binsles, including two homers.
The Shamrock A. c. whitewashed the
Carlisle A. c., IS to 0, yesterday. Humphreys
allowed the Carlisle sluEgers but one scratch
hit and famed seven batters. The Back
sunday and q good game should result. a.
both mines are going at 4 fast clip.
The Mohawks will hook up with DR.. Butz'
Junior Order United Mechanics tomorrow al
o'clock on the Mohawks' diamond, Seven
teenth and D streets southeast. Sunday
morning at 10 O'Clock the Modoc A. c. will
viii oppose the Indians in the afternoon COP
test at 8 o'clock on the Mohawks' held.
Costello Post will meet the Firemen on
Trinity Field, Thirty-seventh and X streets
northwest, Sunday afternoon At o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-09
TALENT PLAYERS
COP AT LATONA;
.4FAVORITES WIN
The Wit and Macbeth
Only Outsiders to Pay
Good Prices.

LATONIA. KY, June s.-with but
one MIXTURE on today's card. the
Newport Purse. and small FIELDS of
horses that were none too classy,
the attendance at Latonia showed
decided falling of. The Newport
Purse was declared of entirely on
account Of numerous scratches. and
a claiming affair substituted In its
place.
Light rain fell between the fifth
and sixth races, sbut 1t was not
enough to affect the condition of
the track.
Four fayorites were successful.
this being the best day for the
talent of the meeting.
Summaries:
First e-year-olds: six
furlongs Braedelbane. l09 Gar
nerp. 24o. 2.2o. 2.l0; Jeanne Bowdre.
l10 MARTINI. $40. 2.70; Dorothy
I:l31-5. Lady Mother. Billy Brush
and DR.. Prail also ran.
Second Race-Maiden' 2-year-olds; !;
four and one-half. furlongs. Mac
beth. lis (Tsylor). 2I.30. 1000. 40:
Taylor Hay. lis (Garner). $50, 2.7o:
Mayor Carroll. lis Connolly. ESQ.
Time, :56.i-5. Stone Age Raymond
w, Billy Bern. Cappy Kicks. Rem
celaw. Athlete. Admirer, Schrab
also ran.
Third Race - For 3-year-olds;
claiming: one mile and sixteenth:
Brass Tacks, 106 (Owens), $50, 3.S0
800; Casey. 105 (BarretO. 4.so, $50
Fred Kinney, los (Roehm), $40
Time. 1:4s1-5. DR.. Gilbert. Dad
Jordan and Daddy Wolf also ran.
Fourth Race-For 3-year-olds and
up; claiming; six furlongs: A. n
Akin. IFS (Owens). 34Q. $50, $50
Korbley. 1o5 (Cralls). 40. $40;
Doric, 100 (Garner), $50. Time
1:134-5. Miss Caltha. Ed Garrison
Bermont and Trust Official also ran
Fifth Race tsubstitute for New
port Purse)-For 3year-olds anc
up; claiming; mile and three-six
Wit. 10s (Harrington. 1910: 1850
$50: Troitus. 104 (Owens). 440. 500
Countess, los (W. PooD. 40. Time
1:45 1-5. Trooper, War Prize, Bond
Young Adam and Link Boy also ran
Sixth Race-For 4-year-olds ant
up: claiming; mcile and three-six
teenths: Gourmand. los tKennedy,
$40. 2.70. 2.3o; Balance Wheel. 10
(Garnerl, $50, 3.10: Virgo. 10
(owens). $40. Time. 2:0l 2-5. Yam
kee Boy, Gorilla and Lottery ais
| ran.
Seventh Race-For 3-year-olds
claiming: one mile and sixteenth
Alameda Girl. lis (Kennedy). s.7f
$40, $50; Randel, los (Yerratt)
1920. 4.S0; Sportsman, l05 (W
PooD. 2.40. Time, 1:4s is. 90 Ii
La, Charline, Peter Foy and Hinkl
| also ran.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-09
Belmont Park Entries

First Race-SellinE: maidens; =
year-olds: fve furlongs straight:
Soviet. us: Irish Pat. lis; H War
rem, lis; Mad Lover. lis; Air Bub-
BILE. 112; Milyvon, l12; Hot Coal,
l1S; Bosprit. 115; Soldier II. 115;
Ben Wood, 115: Chief Flynn, 115:
Sentimental Tommie, I15: 'Lucidus,
110; Violet Mezereau, III; Pud, lis:
'Jeannie c.. 107.
Second Race-Conditions: 3-year-
olds; one mile: June Grass, Ill; vio-
linist, 116: Prologue. 116; Leochares
II. I06; Prudish. LOG.
Third Race-The Richmond SELL
ing Handicap: 3-year-olds; five fur
longs main: Crank, los; Micar. 1os:
whisk. 112: Terry R., 107; Tufter.
1o6; Pride of India. 1o2: Billy Watts,
1o5; Kirklevington, 100; Ralco, los;
Day Due, 1o5; Muskallonge, 1o7:
Routledge. 112; Siren Maid. lO2;
Allan. lis: Violinist. 107; Bill Solar,
los: winnewood. 1os.
Fourth Race The Centerport
Handicap; 3-year-olds and up; on.
mile: Chesterbrooke, s5; BILLY Nc
Laughlin. 104; Frigate, l05: Excel
sis. 95; Grey Lag. 1875; Bersagliere.
105; Knobbie, 107.
Fifth Race-C1aiming; 3-year-olds
and up; one mile: 'Vendor, 81;
Crystal Ford. 107: Anniversary,
1o8; 'Slins, 81: 'winneconne. 1O7;
'Scourgeman. I07: 'Mollie Barnes,
1o1; 'Siare, 10s; 'Pansy. 101: 'vice
Regal, 116: 'Daniel A. 1O4: 'Raga-
muffin. los; Joseph Brant, -.
Sixth Race-Conditions for -
'year-olds; five furlongs; straight:
Cherrycourt. 1903: st. Valentine, I18:
New Market, los; Pravus, 100; Miss
Smith. 103; Lord Granite, lis; Mar.
tingale, los; Sunference, los; Pay
Dear, lo3; Chile, 106; valador, los:
Prince of Umbria. 11s; Sunsini, 1Os;
Abe Sablotasky, 1o6; Peter Brown,
116.
Five pounds apprentice allow
ance claimed.
Weather clear; track fast.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-09
French High Commission
Cup Golf Play Advances


The second round OF match play
between the thirty-tYo players who
qualified for the French High Com
mission Cup tournament was run of
at Chevy Chase yesterday.
The results of yesterdays round
follow: William B. Mason defeated
Jesse l. suter. 8 up; Walter r. Tuck.
erman defeated Donald Cassells. 2-1
Robert Stead. jr, defeated H. A.
Gardner. 3-2: D d. L. McGrew de-
feated J. J. London. SIS: Morver
Thompson defeated II. L. Emmett
SIS: r. W. Baker defeated s. l.
Heap. 3-2; Reeve Lewis defeated Sam
Dalzell. ! up and c. c. Mcvay. jr.,
defeated c. ". Wheeler, 3-2.
Today's pairings are: Mason VS.
Tuckerman; Stead vs. McGrew
Thompson VS.. Baker. and Lewis VS..
McVay.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-09
Grdys0n Puts Hea on
Market for SIW, 900

NEW. YORK, June S.-Rear Ad-
miral Cary T. Grayson, Medical
Corps, U. S. N. owner of the IA
nous colt Hea. which finished sec
ond in the Preakness and won yes
terday's Greenport Handicap at
Belmont Park, has decided that
anybody who wants to buy his horse
may do so for 100000. Hea is to
run in the $4,000 Belmont satur-
day.
The admiral named his price in a
message to a local representative
who had been approached by a Gus
toner believed to represent Thomas
Fortune Ryan. Hea is a son of Sea
King and Bally Shee.
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Former Champ Defeated
In Metropolitan Meet

NEW YORK. June S.-Gardiner
White. Metropolitan golf champion.
was defeated and eliminated from
the 199 Metropolitan championship
tournament in the second round to-
day by Frank Dyer. of Upper Mont
clair, n. j. The tourney is being
played on the dificult course OF the
Lakewood Country Club course at
Lakewood, n. ]. Dyer. who recently
became champion Of New Jersey, won
up and to go.
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Totals. 81 SSH Totals. "a e1s

,Runs-Shaffer. Harrington Holmes. Ford.
French, Buckley. Russell. Zachary. Engle.
r. Engle. Dunbar. Collier. Errors-schoole
(A, Russell. Zachary, Gibson, Two-base
hit-Engie. Struck out-By F. Engle, g: by
Mills, 0. First base on balls-Of r. Engle,
1; Of Mills. 8. Hit by pitched ball--By r.
EngIe Csharer); by Mills COLLIER, r. Engle).
Stolen bases-Russell. 8: EnEle. r. Engle.
Harrington. French. Buckley. Passed balls
-Engle, /; Sbaffer. 1.
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WAR DEPARTMENT LEAGUE.
Totals. 80 e21 q Totals.

Runs-McIAushlin (2). Prescott, .; W.
hcCahrey (2). starks t3). Pflerger. Errors
w. McCahrey. Psgter (2), Pfieexer (3).
Barnes t2), Matson. Two-base hit-Barnes
stolen bases-Prescott. starks, r. McCaf-
frey, Mitchell. Cooper. Sacrifice hits-Legge,
karnes. Bases on balls-On Prescott. /;
hatson, 2. Struck out-By Prescott, o; Mat
son. 4; Bieber. 1. Double plays-Legge to
Mclaughlin, Mitchell to r. McCaffrey to
w. McCahrey. Passed ball Klein. Hits
on Aatson. in 9 innings. Hit by pitcher
BY Matson (w. McCafrey).
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KINGDOM End CAPTURES BELMONT STEEPLECfIASE
Heralk Selections.
,LAroNIA.

sLAr0NIA.
First Race - cencentrate. Bren-
nan. Willow Tree
second Race e-Keesix. Poppye.
Manicure Maid.
TAird Raee-Luss Hysseria. Lam
tados.
Fourth Raee-Rep. Chscolet. RED
wfgheld.
Fifth Race - Dr.. Clark. Bit OF
white. Minto ID.
sixth Race-kent L.. Deafie, AN
tonic.
Seventh Race - Grayson. Brown
Bill. ollie Wood.
BELMONT.
First Race-Ben Wood. Hot Coal.
Pud. -
second Race-June Grass, Prud-
isk. violinisf.
Third Raee-RoutIedge, Ktrllev-
ing ton. Calicula. -
Fourth Eace-Grey Lag, Bersag-
Giiere. FrfGate.
Fifth Race - Crystal Ford, Vice
Regal. Daniel A.
sixth Race - sunference, Cherry
Court. MartinEale.
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GOVERNMENT LEAGUE.
Totals. sSn4 o Totals. 81 s24l'

Runs-Keller. Donnelly, Lynch. Houlihan
(a). welde. sullivan (2l. Ferguson (2).
Baldwin. Carroll. Wright (2D. Craft ~. Gi-
ovannetti. sError-Giovannetti. Two-base
hits-Flaherty, Sullivan. Wright Three-base
hits-Houlihan. Wright. Craft. Stolen bases
Lynch. Bases on baIls-0n Craft, 9:
Watt. 8; WeIde. 8. Struck out-By Craft.
I; Watt, 1: Welde. .. Double play-Cnft
to Ferguson to Baldwin. Passed ball-Fra-
ser. Hits-OT Watt, 3 in i % innings;
welde, & In Ia innings
Game today-G. A. O. VS.. G.. p o.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Totals. q II q lOI Totals.

Runs-Bickert C2D, Francis, Jones. G.
Ball. Mumford. Mcclellan. wassermann.
Erfors-E. Jones. Keeie. c. Ban. Twooase
hits--Boger, Mcclellan. Bickert, Robertson.
rhr-e-base hif-L. Ball Home run--Mum-
ford. stolen bsses-Harty. 8. Jones. Mum
ford. sommerkamp. Bsses on balls-06
BY wassermann. .; by Brown. g. Passed
bails--E. Jones t2D.. Hit By pitched ball
BY wasserman &c. Ball. umpire-sutton.