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The Washington herald., 1922-05-25

The Tiger star is capable of 46 feet
6 inches. Thompson. of Princeton,
and Jordon. of Harvard, also COM
mand respect when IL comes to
heavinE the 16-pound iron ball.
Rose Is Jump Favorite.
Rose. of Pennsylvania, will be
the favorite In the running broad
jump. His % feet inches at the
recent Penn Relay games should hold
Boren. OF California. safe. Lourie,
OF Princeton, and Chow. of Penn
sylvania, the latter the junior in
door intercollegiate title holder, are
the others to be considered in the
jumping pit.
The pole vault is an uncertain
proposition. Black. Of Stanford. II
said to have cleared the bar at IL
feet inches. If this is true, the
title medal might just as well be
pinned on Mr.. Black. II the STAN
ford man has been overrated. then
watch Gouinlock, of Cornell. who
recently cleared IL feet inches.
Gratwick, OF Harvard. and Gardner.
of Yale. will also pass the l2-foot
mark.
The hammer throw appears to he
another open event. with Merchant,
IF California; Baker. Of Princeton. and
Fiske Brown. of Harvard. very close
together. but things take on de-
cided Western hue in the discus
throw because of Hartranfts reput-
cd ability to do 40 feet. Lee, of
Dartmouth. Is good for 40 feet. and
Downs. of Cornell. and Jordon. Of
Harvard. are very close to this mark
Merchant might surprise in this event.
but " Hartranft can hurl the fat
missile 40 feet. then score another
for the West
Stanford should win the javelin
throw. Capt. Hammer has repeated
ly beaten 100 feet. and the nearest
Eastern contention. which will come
from Bronder, of Penn. will be abou;
1871 feet. unless. OF course, Bronder
improves considerably
Thus, the meet shapes up like a
mighty keen struggle. The Univer-
sity OF California team is engaging
Cornell at Ithaca as this is being
written. but regardless of the results.
California looms up big in the cham
pionship.
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Surely No Enlightened Cir
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In Modern Times.
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Causes many to lose time from
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The Washington herald., 1922-05-25
Belmont Park Entries

First Racc.-Three-y e-year-olds and
up: the Inaugural: nve and a half
furlongs; main course: Blue Brush,
100; Dunboyne. 100; Toll, ll3; Caha-
Ian, l05; Rocket, 1l3; Mustard Seed.
103.
Second Race-Four-year-o ana
up; steeplechase handicap; about
two miles: aGold Fcyle. l34, Lytle.
146; Peccant, l47: Robert oliver.
1852: Mohican, 40; aRoyal Arch. l45;
wisest Fool. 1875.
aCosden entry.
Third Race-Two-ycar-ol sen-
ing; four and one-half furlongs;
straight course: Top Notch, l0s;
Golden Fork, lo7: 'Hughie. I02;
Cormac. lo7: Prudential. 1l2.
Fourth Race - Three-year-o olds
and up; the Metropolitan Handicap;
IS, 900 added: one mile: Mad HatteN,
1879; aAudacious. 1876: bCapt. Alcock,
los: Careful. Ill: Sennings Park. l27
aGeorgie. 1os: On Watch. 1913; Ber-
sagliere, l04: Yellow Hand. 1875;
-bRelay. 1903: Two Feathers, loz;
Polly Ann. 10s.
aviau entry. bQuincy Stable
entry.
Fifth Race-Three-year-o and
up; claiming; one mile: Bud Fisher
81: Crystal Ford, ll3: Avispa, 81:
Translate. 113; 'Moco. 81: 'Day Due,
l0S; Regal Lodge, llS: Billy Watts
102: Cromwell. 10s: Halu. ll2: Siren
Maid, 10S; Doughnut. 81: knight of
the Heather. lo7; Pride OF India
lis: Runquoi, 1l2.
Sixth Race. Two-year- olds
ma!dens; four and one-half fur
longs tstraighD: Doughoresan. lls;
'Cherry Pie, 1l5: Pravus. ll5: PEN
non. lis; 'Canaque. ais; Black
Monkey. lis; 'Cape Clear. IFS; New
Hampshire, 116.
aGreen Tree Stable entry.
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Louisville Results.

CHURCHILL DOWNS, KY. May
24.-In winning the Pendennis Club
Handicap here this afternoon. Lady
Madcap smashed a track record for
the distance-one mile and a six
teenth-that has stood since Sep
tember, 2s. 1911.
With Mack Garner up. and carry
ing 113 pounds. Lady Madcap ran
the distance in 1:44. Mimic I'd was
second. more than a length behind
and Marjorie Hynes third. Blanche
Mac, which established a new track
record recently, did not finish in
the money.
Summaries:
First Race-For 3-year-olds up
furlongs: Deadlock. 100 MAR
tin). 100. $50. $40; Dolores. ss
(Owens). $50. $50; Col. Baker. 1o1
(Kennedy). $50. Time. 1:11 as
Also ran: James B. Brown. Banker
Brown, Cherry Tree. Coyne. Ian.
tagos. Tableu D'Honneur.
Second Race-For maiden 2-year.
olds; furlongs: Oui Oui. liz
(Garner). 500. ESQ. 2.3o: Punts
Gorda, 115 (Connelly, 500, 40
Monardella, 115 (Johnson). $40
Time. AT AS. Also ran: Little Ann
Mamie Smith, Roma.
mile: Petite, los (Breuning). $40
2.4o. 2.20; Dorius, 106 (Owens). 500
$50; Billy Star. 103 (Stutts). $40
Time, 1:3s 3-5. Also ran: Lonicera
Bonerio Blue, DR.. Little. Colossus
Casey.
Fourth Race-For 3-year-olds up
Ills miles: Lady Madcap. II;
(Garner), $50, 2.40. 2.1o: Minto "a
116 (E. PooD. $50. $50; Marjorie
Hynes. ITO (Johnson), $40. Time
1:A (new track record). Also ran
Kinburn, Blanche Mac. Brotherly
Love.
Fifth Race-For 2-year-olds: AZ
furlongs: Triumph. III (Johnson)
$40, 40. 3.2h; xDan E. O'Sullivan
1872 (E. scobie). $50. $40; Jack
Bauer. 1T (M. Garner), 4.so. Time
:53 As. Also ran: DR.. Glenn. Kins
solomon's Seal, Scarlet Busler
Rustem. Easter Bells. Blue Nose
kLarehmont. xshamrock. Prince X.
xCoupled.
Sixth Race-For 3-year-olds up
IL furlongs: May Bodine, 10,
(owens). $40. 40. $50: Archi,
Alexander. 1o6 (Bruening), 40
430: Penwell. los Gray, 1870
Time. 1:25 AS. Also ran: Foy
Fred Kinney. Nominee. Skiles Knob
Pyx, Escarpolette, Trooper. Rec
Legs. Hope. Be Good.
Seventh Race-For 3-year-oId,
up: 1 1-16 miles: Black Thong. III
tGarner). $3.50. $3.50. 1910; Eau,
Col, 10 (Keeris). $40, $40; Corson
112 (Johnson), $40. Time. 1:4s s-5
Also ran: Hinkle. Quick View. Co.
rilla, Old McKenns, Charles Henry
Virgo. Ollie Wood. The Swimmer
Black Hackle.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-25
By JACK MASTERS.

Cambridge is considerable DIS
tance from the Pacific coast, but
the shadow of California is on
Harvard stadium today. Last year
a bakers dozen Of native sons
startled the athletic world by win
ming the national intercollegiate
track and field championship from
- the elite of our Eastern institutions
Now they are back again to defend
their honors in the annual two
day meet which starts tomorrow.
The University of California will
bring on about fifteen meen Of which
several are recognized specialists.
Stamford will carry a like amount
of material. This does not seem
like formidable lot to throw into
the fray but il is hardly more than
the Bears had last year when they
won by half point from Harvard
Tigers Eastern Leaders.
The invading forces will be met
by Princeton. Pennsylvania. Cor
nell. Penn State. Harvard. Yale.
Dartmouth. Lafayette. Syracuse and
others. but on past performances.
California. Cornell and Stanford
Will do most of the point scoring.
Harvard closely grouped Harvard
has no Courdin this year and Dart
mouth has lost Earl Thomson. This
should make quite a difference to
the Crimson and the Green.
Stanford will offer Kirksey in the
sprints. but Lafayette will match
Paddock's racing mate with Le-
coney. who recently won the CEN
tury a. the Penn relay games in
90 As, and has since equaled this
time. Kirksey and Leconey are
only inches apart. but Leconey is
my choice because he is at the top
of his form. while Kirksey has been
SLOW to round into his old-time con-
dition- Lovejoy. Of Cornell: Lever
of Penn, and Graeb. Of Columbia
VIII fill out a fine field.
II Syracuse starts Woodring in
the 220. the Olympic champion will
be a dangerous factor. with the
contention coming from Kirksey.
Lecnny and Lovejoy. Ed Sudden.
Of Stanford. is credited with har-
ing done :e1 3-5 for the furIonE.
If he can travel that fast he may
upset the dope.
Good Field in Question.
Hendrixson,- of California. will
defend his title in the quarter-mile
run. Stevenson. of Princeton. the
national A A. L. champion. will
take a lot of beating here. as will
Woodring. and IL Coach Robertson
Of Penn decided to send Larry
Brown over the short route, the
Blue and Red star is sure to be
close up. Brown is at his best in
The Washington herald., 1922-05-25
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The Washington herald., 1922-05-25
LADY MYRA TAKES
JAMAICAFEATURE
IN THRILLING DRIVE
Overcomes Big Lead to
Win From True Filler
In Stretch.

JAMAICA. N Y. May 24.-Lady
Myra. winning the Greenfield selling
stakes here this afternoon. was the
sensation of the day. Expertly rid
den by Callahan she failed down
the stretch and oyercame a heavy
handicap to win from True Filler.
Duster finished a belated third.
Hughie. a Iukewarm favorits in
the first event. won from start to
finish, but at the end was being
closely pressed by Lank. which
came from far back in the stretch.
sic Leighton in the early half
sic Leighton in the early half
weakened and gave the latter the
place.
A bunch OF cheap maidens fur
nished a hit and miss contest In
the second race, several horses TAX
ing a crack at Mt. Hope. but falling
to head him.
Chick Lang came back with a
vengeance in the third when he
SNoltu WIN DoH'ti ~ ~ W
shot.
Billy Mclaughlin at the good
price Of to |. won the Ocean
Handicap in the thrilling drive
through the stretch. Flying Cloud
was ridden only in the last six
teenth. He jumped from fourth place
TO second in a couple Of strides.
Announcement was made that the
the Dwyer at Aqueduct. will be
shipped to Kentucky for the La
tonia derby. a stake likely to net
the winner between $4,000 and
$4,000. The Latonia will be run
July l.
Col. Matt wynn, general manager
of the Kentucky Jockey Club, has
arranged a special $4,000 race for
Norwich and a number OF the crack
three-year olds OF the year on a
weight-for-age proposition. James
Rowe has guaranteed to produce
the best Of the II. P. whitney
stables.
Summaries
First Race Five surionEs
Hughie, 40 &C. Kummer). 3 to 2
to 5, to 3: Lang. 1lo (Kelseyl,
6 to 5. to 2; Bessie Leighton. 1oI
CPonce). to S. Time. l:o1 is. st
Angelina and Reap also ran.
Second Race Three-year-olds
and up: mile and seventy yards
Mount Hope. 90 (Doyle). 3 to I. even
3 to S: Romulus. lie (Morris), even
? to 5; Domingo. 1o7 9. tc
5. Time. 1:46. Volcanic. Clonican-
non and Welcome Stranger also ran
Third Race Three-year-olds
one and one sixteenth miles: Danie
A.. 80 CLang). Is to !, s to l. to l
Horeb. 113 (Merimee), to l. to /
Lady Zeus. s5 Morris), 3 TO s
Time, l:4S as. Henry G., Copy
right, Buxom, Cordelier and Searcn'
light III also ran.
Fourth Racc-Two-year-olds: ivs
and a half furlongs: Lady Myra. -
(Callahan. 7 to s, l to 2. ! to s
True Flyer. 90 (MarinellI). to 10
to 8: Duster, 100 Gang, 4 to 5
Time, 1906 2-6. Oakwood and Rorh
also ran.
Fifth Race-Three-year-o and
up: mile and seventy yards: Billy
Mclaughlin, l2o (E. Kummer). tc
!, to l. even; Flying Cloud. IL:
(MarinellD. to 1. even: Wynne'
wood, ia Hyke). 3 to 6. Time. 1:44
Recount, Two Feathers. Tufter ant
Superlative also, ran.
Sixth Race-Three-year-o -olds ant
up: six furlonss: Polythia, III
Lyke). 6 to 1. to /. even: Bis
Heart. 1o4 Nang). even, to 2
Aknusti, 80 (McAtee), 3 to 5. Time
l:12l-5. Norman Eally, Sea Mint
Mizer and Miriam Cooper also ran
The Washington herald., 1922-05-25

wooDBINE ENTRIES.

First Race-Claiming; s-year-
olds and up: $500 added: six fur
longs. Seleta, %: Edna D.. 1o4'
Tingaling. 10s: Tiger Empress. %;
Hidden Jewel. III: Satana. Ill:
Miracle Man. 1o1; Hindostan. los;
Assumption. III; Avion, los; Peri
sourdine. 1os; Rolo. lo4; Crock
o'Gold. los.
Second Race-steeplechase Han
dicap; selling; 1880 added: 4-year-
olds and up; about two miles. Bell
Ringer. 40; Aigardi. 145; Bfiganna.
132; Flyking Frog, 1s6.
Third Race-Miis and seventy
yards: 3-year-olds and up. Bryan
thonia, 1o4; MoIl Cutpurse. 90: Rex
Garity, Io2; Belijoy, 1o5; Aqualic.
lo2; Kings Court. 90; Blarney Boy.
1o4.
Fourth Race-Handicap; 5000
added; 3-year-olds and up; one and
one-sixteenth miles. aBaby Grand,
aMercutio. 1oS; Partisan Diamond.
107, Eleanor s., 1o1.
al. X, l.. Ross entry.
Fifth Race Claiming: $500 add :
ed; 3-year-olds and up. foaled in
Canada: six furlongs. Bandelero
81; Kicksy Wicksy. 102; War Tank.
l16; Carry On. 112: Gallipit, 10;
xSweet Bouquet.112; Bugler March.
ia: Somme. 113: Captain B.. ia;
Rock Silk, ia; Troubler. III; Ben
gall, lis.
Sixth Race-Claiming; $500 add
ed: 3-year-olds and up: one and
one-eighth miles. Smarty, 1os:
Kate Brummel, s5: Anmut. 101;
Wakefield. 107: Miss Fontaine, 1o7;
Rouen. l13; XAustrial, los.
Seventh Race-Selling Handicap;
$500 added: 3-yesr- and up:
one mile and seventy yards. Miss
Emma G., 105: Our Betsy, IS: Red
Stone. ll4;: Fanny Bean, lis; Pro-
ciamation, los.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-25
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The Washington herald., 1922-05-25
Californians' Bring Is for
Meet in Harvard Stadium
Despite Small Squad Last Years Victors in In
tercollegiates Favored Again-Tigers
Eastern Hopes.

| the half mile. however, and as he
appears to have this event at his
mercy II is likely that he will
reserve his best efforts for this
race.
johnson, OF Princeton; Monte and
Suttner. of Syracuse; Burke. Of
Harvard. and Campbell, of Yale,
Will oppose Larry in the half and
a new record for the distance may
be established.
The mile run Is sure TO be one
Of the features Of the meet. Such
a lot Of smashing performances
have been turned In recently that
it would not be surprising II this
race were won in near record time.
Connolly. of Georgetown. won last
year in 4:l7 As, the fastest time
recorded in several years, and II
appears that Jim will have to re-
peat this time to retain, his title.
Rillie Burke. Harvard's new
miller. has been toppling them over
in dual meets. his latest victory
being a 4:19 As nile. Malcolm
Douglas. of Yale. did 4:20 is two
weeks ago. Ed Kirby, of Cornell,
was recently timed in 4:22 fiat, and
Larry Shields. Penn State. has
twice gotten under 4:21. Connolly
will have 10 step to beat this field
and particularly Burke who is
natural outdoor runner.
Barron Looms In Hurdles.
With Earl Thomson. the Olympic
champion and worlds record holder
Ineligible. Hal Barron. of Penn
State. shapes up best in the high
hurdles. although whitney. of Har-
ward: Powers. Of Penn: Henry. of
California. and Thompson. of
Princeton. will prove a tough field
to defeat. In the low hurdles
Taylor. of Princeton; Meyer. of
Rutgers. and Henderson. of CALI
son is a newcomer. but both Taylor
and Meyer have done as good as
"a 3-5.
Cornell is expected to run one
two in the 2-mile race and few
will dispute Coach Moakley's
strength in the long distance
event. Robert f. Brown. the in
door and cross-country intercol-
leEiate champion. will probably win
by a few yards from his shadow,
Norman p. Brown, with Blondy
Romg. of Penn State. and Hillies.
of Yale, in the runner-up positions.
California is strong in the field
events. and so is Stanford. Merchant
is putting the shot well just now.
and Hartranft has done 40 feet.
This looks good enough to win. but
Hills. of Princeton. the national in
door A. A. U. champion. will be in
the ring battling the Wssterner.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-25
Herald Selections.
LoUIsyILLE.

LOUISvlIIE.
First Race - Courtship, Skiles
Knob. Rapid Stride.
Secon Race-Athlete. Prince Of
Umbrfa. Tender Seth.
Third Race-Lugs, Daddy Wolf.
stonewall.
Fourth Race-Hold Me, Biarney.
stone, Jim Daisy.
Fifth Raee-Elmer k.. Bread
bnne, Neddam.
sixth Race-Hughes Graham, Old
Top, widea.
seventh Race-Megan, Mysterf-
Gus Girl, Clintonvilie.
BELMONT.
Firn Raee-Rocket. Dunboyne.
Toll.
Second Race-No selections.
Third Race - Cormack, Hughie,
Top Notch.
Fourth Race - sennings Park,
Careful, Mad Halter.
Fifth Race-Billy Watts, Day
due, Bud Fisher.
sixth Race-Green Tree entry,
Pennon. Pravus.
Evening journal., 1922-11-15

mirers have been most extrsvagant
in their praise OF the picture.
II is a romance OF the sea with
plenty OF thrills and excitement in
jected by means OF sea storms and
a ship afire.
with the change OF bill that comes
tomorrow Marion Davies viii be seen
in "The Young Diana" This Is Miss
Davies first appearance in many
months. Her photoplay Is exquisite
and has been produced on lavish
style.
"The Young Diana" is the romance
OF an English girl with a COM
mandant OF the British navy who
thinks she has reason 70 doubt the
hdelty OF haF fiance only TO find her
fears groundless and TO her own
despair.