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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-20
RAILWAY GIRLS
ARE DEFEATED
BY So. Amboy Independents
on Latter's Court Last
Night Score 1915

The South Amboy Independent
girls basketball team defeated the
Railway Y. NJ. C. A. girls in a lard
fought game on the South Anboy
High School court last night 1876
This contest was played as a preiim
to the Junior Mechanics-Rafferty
Five clash.
The Misses Ethel Lewis, E. Ben
nett. D. Forgotson. K. Miller and
NJ. Thorn played with the indepen-
dents. This is the same combina-
ton used by Manager Bennett since
the start of the season and only one
setback has been encountered TO
date. this victory being credited to
the Roosevelt Center girls Of Car
teret, and the game was played on
the Elizabeth armory court.
So good was the defensive work
of the home club last night that
the visitors did not score from the
field, all of their points having
been made from the foul line.
Throughout both sessions the 60
ing was nip and tuck.
The Railway team lined up II
1 regular fashion. This team plays
at home every Saturday night and
engage annually in a series with
the South Amboy representatives.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-20
Amboys and Roosevelt
Separates Will Play
Here Saturday Night

Flynn's Collegians down the colosS
of the local Y. NJ. H. A. for the first
time this season, will team up w1.t7
Donovan. Denberg. the high scor-
ing guard OF the invaders. will act
as Glochau's mate, while Eggers who
has been a tower Of strength IN she
Separates lineup Will draw the as
signment Of opposing Davis at the
pivot position. Phil Simon. who per-
formed with the local Y. NJ. H. A.
two years ago when that team and
the Dry Docks fought for the City
championship, will be held in re-
serve. s.
The Roosevelt Separates have de-
feated the Paterson Antiers. Beau
vais Post. South Amboy Big Five.
Goerke-Kirch, Harrison Big Five
Worthinggton Five. Newark Tri-
angles. Bayonne Separates and Jer-
sey City Big Five. O'Rourke's Eliz-
abeth All Stars administered their
only defeat.
Chick Farley, who oficiates in this
city every Saturday night ana a.
Roosevelt on Sundays, will referee
this game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-20
STATE ELEvENS
ARE ANNOUNCED
All High, AII-Prep and Az
State Teams Chosen
Hughes Given Mention
Ell. S. CORRESPONDENT

Perth Amboy High School did nor
receive a position On the Ai-Hizli
School or All-State football teams
recently chosen, but Charley Hughes
of this city, g student at st. Bene-
diets prep school and a star back
field performer on the football rep
resentative team of that institution
received honorable mention for the
AIl-Prep School team of the state
Enders of Rutgers Prep is the only
Middlesex county man to be given q
berth on any of the nine teams. three
All-High School, three All-Prer
School or the three All-State teams
He was given a position on the All
Prep third team.
Van Duersen Of New BrunsTics'
received honorable mention. az die
Rowland and Loury of Rutgers PREF
and Yorston of New Brunswick
Rutherford won the state hiEs
school football championship and
Red Bank won Center Jersey Class
B honors, replacing the Freehold
team which was beaten by Red Bank
and also the local eleven.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-20
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL FIELD

Sullivan of New York at the Center
A.. G.. show in the local Auditorium
T tesday night, January 8. Smithers
beat Johnny Evans in Newark on
Monday night.
The next basketball game in Car
teret is scheduled for Thursday
night, December rs. The Newark
Whirlwinds will oppose the Separ-
ates on this date.
Shortly after the first of the year
considerable of the sporting gossip
will be in regard to the return of
the season for baseball. The local
situation will then be discussed.
Bowlers from various sections of
this county and also Staten Island
come to this city every night to bowl
at the Argonne alleys in an effort
to cop the turkey tournament lead.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-20

son. -.
For the contest tomorrow night
the New Workers r expected TO
choose their lineup to start from
Rube Gordon, Davis brothers, Rapp,
Adler, Finn and Spunburg. This is
the same roster as was taken to
Sea Bright several weeks ago.
The association will be represent
ed as usual from Newmark. Par
kr. Sher. Lowenkopf and Schwartz
man This is the same lineup as
has been used in a majority OF
games to date.
IL the crowd for the game to-
morrow night is an Improvement
over what it has been. It is proba-
BILE that the Speedways will be
booked to oppose the Y. NJ. HI. A.
next week. The association hall was
packed to capacity for the Speed
way-Y. M. H. A. clash last year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-20
Varsity and Faculty
COurtstersP 1ayTOday
CirI'SAISO TOPerfOTm

the game and will enable the local
court mentor an opportunity to give
his prospects the %once-oyer.
The game viii be played in ten
minute quarters to allow the faculty
basketeers to get their wind. Many
years of retirement have made some
of them unused to conditions neces.
sary for participation in a court
game. The faculty will line up with
Coach Waddelf and Prof. s. Henry,
forwards: Prof. E. J. Bartlett. CEN
ter, and Dvourschak and Wtsner,
guards.
One of the features of the after
noon will be the initial appearance OF
the Crimson and White squad OF
cheerleaders. Ben Kass, Gene Null
len, Bill Rhodes, Art Corson and Al
London will have charge of the
cheerleading this season. The first
game starts at $3.50. A small ad-
mission will be charged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-20
YORkV|LLE five VS..
Y. NJ. H. A. QUINTET
TOMORROW NIGHT

The Yorkville Separates Of the
e2nd street section, New York city,
win furnish the opposition to the
perth Amboy Y. M. H. A. quintet on
the association court in this city
tomorrow night.
George Davis end his pasKeteers
bavs been successful in games
/Eainst the Sayreville nights OF Co
6mbus and Junior Order Big Five
but lost a hard fought game to the
Speedways on a local court and an
other extra period game to the
same team on the Sea Bright court.
Manager I. ~Jacobson's warriors
after winning five straight games
bowed to the Harmony Collegians
OF Bill Flynn on the local court lar
Thursday night. The contest on
the Smith and Mcclellan street
cvourt last week was one OF the
hardest fought in this city this sea-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-20
II. s. CORRESPONDENT

The varsity and faculty basketball
squads of the local high school had
their last workouts yesterday after
noon in preparation for today's bat
tie of the century," The attendance
this afternoon will no doubt be the
largest which ever witnessed a bas-
ketball game.
AS an added attraction this after
noon the first girls varsity will meet
the second girls sextet. The girls
game will give Coach Miss Eliza
beth Kirkpatrick a chance to get a
line on her charge for she expects
20 develop another championship six.
For this afternoon Coach Waddell
has told the following to report:
hptain Dooley, Westcott, Grieve,
kartin, Rasmussen, Breslow, Jacob
on, Fine. Ratajack, Connolly and
ord. All the men will take part in
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-20
HIGH SCORES IN
COUNTY LEAGUE
HeImetta Club, Michelins and
South Amboy Yacht Club
Win Bowling Matches

HELMETTA, Dec. 2~0.-LarSe
scores featured the match in the
Middlesex County Bowling Industrial
Bowling League between the Hell
meta Club and the American Club,
of Carteret, rolled at the Helmetta
Club alleys. Valek, with the high
mark of the night, and Paul Latka-
mic helped the locals to annex the
three games. The second contest was
the most exciting of the match, but
nine pins separating the teams. Pet
erson was high average for the losers
while Donnelly was high score.
The lineup and scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-20

GRAMMAR SCHOOL OUTFIT
BEATEN AT N. BRUNSWICK

The Grammar School basketball
team travelled to New Brunswick
with a busload of rooters yesterday
afternoon and encountered their ini-
tiaI setback of the season after hav-
ing won four straight. The Roose-
yelt Junior High School team. a
much heavier outfit, downed the col
ors of the Barracks street represen-
tatives, 80 to 20.
Considering the size of the home
team, the visitors did exceptionally
well. Kaplowitz was high man Win
eight points. Snyder made seven
Koch four and Kalbhen one. her-
tes. McCallen and Rasmussen also
nIaved with the visitors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-20
.Ioel parker Pinmen Lose

SOUTH AMBOY. Dec. 2o-Mich-
elm Tire won the odd game with
Joel Parker Council in the match
at the local alleys. Big scoring
featured the games. The Juniors
scored their biggest game when
1910 was registered. Fletcher Hoff-
man was high man of the match
with Snedeker a close second.
The lineup follows:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-20

making twenty-seven points between
them more than the entire visiting
club.
For the visitors Schwartzman
and Fleming were high scorers The
Junior Mechanics have beaten the
Rainbow Five OF Keypert, the Mich
elm quintet of Midtown and the
Rafferty, Five of New Brunswick in
their last three starts.
Tho. Sc0re.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-20
HeImetta Club
Hercules Lose Three Straight

PARLIN, Dec. 20-The South
Amboy Yacht Club five continued
their good rolling in their match
with the Hercules five at the local
alleys and won all three games.
Chapman of the winners was high
man and also led the match, While
Farrell topped the losers.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-20
u|GHTNINGS SCORE WIN
ON STATEN ISLAND COURT

The Lightning Triangles Of this
city travelled to New Dorp recently
and defeated an all-star combina-
ton, 5S-17. M. Slifkin. 179 Cor
don street is manager of the Tri-
angles. At half time in the Staten
Island game the visitors were lead
ing 22-2.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-20

Basketball as usual is not draw
ing very we'll during this pre-holi-
day section of the season. The court
games best time is between the first
of the year and May.
= Harry Levine, of the Argonne
bowling team, has announced his
willingness of arranging a series OF
games with the Perth Amboys after
the holidays. The Amboys home
alleys are the Bohnsack alleys on
Smith street.
It has almost been settled that
Waite Hoyt, New York youngster.
is slated to go to the Chicago White
Sox in the big Eddie Collins deal.
Joe Colletti's manager, Ed Poul-
sen, has been offered a fight in Tren-
ton on Monday night, a return bout
in Philadelphia for New Years
night and a bout in Easton, Pa.
The Jersey Five would like to
arrange games with Junior teams.
Arthur Kinsey, 419 Amboy avenue.
is manager. Longstreet. Snyder.
Kinsey, Kalbhem and Rasmussen
play with this team.
The Yorkville Separates will OPP
pose the Perth Amboy Y. M. H. A.
quintet on the Smith and Mcclellan
street court tomorrow night. The
New Workers have played in this
section several times during the
past two seasons
Big doings are expected in local
bowling circles after the first of the
year. The manner of deciding the
individual championship of the city
as planned by Harry Levine of the
Argonne alleys should attract con-
siderable interest.
James Archer, former backstop,
| and Mike Donlin, former outielder,
are to be lieutenants of Frank
Chance, the new manager of the
Boston Red Sox during the coming
season
The turnout for the boxing show
| at Victorian hall on Monday night
may result in another program be-
ing arranged at an early date. The
program was well received Monday
night.
Local boys who took part in grid
iron activities throughout the stats
this season made excellent show
ings. Charley Hughes and Ton
Silver starred for the st. Benedic
prep school team OF Newark.
The Perth Amboy Bills trave
to Union Hill tomorrow night +
roll a match in the Elks state bowl
ing league. Last week the, Amboy
took two out of three games from
Bayonne on the local alleys.
Bert Smithers of Elizabeth is ii
training for his bout with Jimm.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-20
BLUE RIBBONS To PLAY
PATC0 QUINTET TONIGHT

The newly organized Blue Ribbon
basketball team made up of en-
pIoyes of the Wagner & Wurtzel or
g~anization in this city, will play the
Patco five on the Knights of Column
bus court tonight. The Blue Rib
bops will use Preacher, Petersen,
Cooley. Nesley, Kaboski and Schenk-
man while the Patco lineup will be
chosen from Repak, Kelly, MARSH
Kilsby, Horowitz and Gray.
II. c. @. juniors Win
The II. C. Juniors defeated the
Essex Juniors, 34-24 on the for
mer's court Sunday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-20
Smiths Team


lthis city would like to arrange
hines with heavy midget teams.
[enry s~orenson, 222 Sherman street,
is manager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-20

The Perth Amboy Bills travel
to Union Hill tomorrow night to
roll a match in the Elks state bowl
ing league. Last week the, Amboys
took two out of three games from
Bayonne on the local alleys.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-20

Bert Smithers OF Elizabeth is in
training for his bout with Jimmy
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-20

Local boys who took part in grid
iron activities throughout the state
this season made excellent show
ings. Charley Hughes and Tone
Silver starred for the st. Benedict
prep school team OF Newark.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-20

The Jersey Five would like to
arrange games with junior teams.
Arthur Kinsey, 419 Amboy avenue.
is manager. Eongstreet. Snyder,
Kinsey, Kalbhem and Rasmussen
play with this team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-20

The turnout for the boxing show
at Victorian hall on Monday night
may result in another program be-
ing arranged at an early date. The
program was well received Monday
night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-20

Basketball as usual is not draw
ing very well during this p%re-holi-
day section of the season. The court
games best time is between the first
the year and May.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-27
TEUTON TENNIS TEAM
MAY INVADE AMERICA
Try Associateh Dress

RERLIN. Dec. 26-I.awn tenni.
leaders in Germany are holding out
To their followers the hope that Ger.
man representatives again will be
allowed To enter titrlpr contests In
tho United States next year They
state that the American tennis au-
thoritleS regarded the past season
az too soon after the war to rescue
these relations, but that among
former neutral countries there is
an increasing desire for German
competition.
International matches with Spain.
Holland. Denmark and Sweden we're
revived TO large extent during IN"
last year The results hav. moved
the Netherlandish Lawn Tennis As
ISOLATION Of Holland 10 approach
sports circles in the entente coun-
tries to pitting competitors from the
latter against Germans on neutral
courts.
In III. wake Of several important
matches played by Germans in Spai,
the past few months Il Neumberv
aggregation now has scheduled n
spanish tour for January. Contests
VIII begin at barcelona. January g.
to be followed by matches in Ma
drid, Seville. Bilbao and Shantander
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-27
VET GRID OFFICIAL
PICKED FOR BIG CANE

SPOKANE. WASH. Dec. 26.-when
George G. Narnell veteran Pacific
Coast cridiron official, blows his
referees whistle TO send the Pitts
burgh and Stanford elcvcns at each
other in Palo Alto. Cal, December
30. IL Will mark the sixth East-west
contest at which the dean OF West
crn football authorities has otHcia,-
ed
Narnell. known by name and renu-
tatIUn wherever football is piayed
or talked OF in the West. handled
his nrst inter-sc,tionai contest In
Portland. ore. in 1918, when ore
gon Agricultural College and SYRIA
cuse University met in the Rose
city.
on New Years Day OF 1920 Mar
nell referred the University OF Orc
gon- Harvard University game at
Pasadena. lie also ruled the Pnsa-
dcna New Years Day game In 1921
between tho University of California
and Ohio state and the 1922 battle
between the University OF California
and Washington and Jefferson In
1921 he also refereed the Eniversltv
OF WashIngt on- Dartmouth game Ills
an-Pacihc Coast and all-Nnrthwest
mythical elevens are printed In the
official football guide.
In 1904 annd 1895 Varnell PLAYED
in the backheld OF Coach Stages
Chicago University elevens. Later
he played with the University of
Kentucky. For fneen years Var
nell has been sporting editor OF the
Spokane Chronicle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-27
HAVANA RESULTS

Frs, race. rnaidens two-year.ola.
Claiming; ak tur.ongs-MIs, M.z. IoI
.'AHinerl, 80. t2so, 32s0. won; Gray
Bonn"'. le7 tWoodstock). 1880. $3.50. sec
Snd' S:slua. ie5 tCryonb. $3.50. third
Time !;l5 3-5. Moonl.,way. Happy Mo
Incnts. Position. Newport. Courier' Nu,ty
and Conundrum also ran
second race thTee-year. olds and up;
claiming; Ave ana half furIonEs-H.
fra!n. 100 ts;ut;sJ. $3.50. ,3so, ,2so, won:
prapery. ie5 u.ance!eD. 1880 $3.50.
second: Josephine X. io7 drummer,
,Iaso. third. Time. 40, i.5. Mrs Grmndy
Sood Enough. Flying orb. McMurphy and
Pittsburgh also ran
Third race: threa-yrar-olds a nd upward.
claiming; l-2 furIong--Iiohokus. III
lBalD. $40. $3.50. 12.5o. won: Foul
weather. ios NerratD. s.. t2.5c. second;
huron ~: ITO CO. Williams. s.. 20. third.
I4me. los Capers. Navisco. Sedan and
Arthur Middleton also ran
Fourth race: three year-oids and IN:
claiming: Ia furlongs-CoioneI Chile.
il2 uiunD, 1850. 81 50. :si0. won. M-,,
pills 100 tkHiser. 1920. s2.7o. second 4.
kiiY Cheatha'n. 100 tStu;ts). $3.50. third.
Time. :oS rs. Nan. Nab. Frascuelo.
Siark de Nunzie. Chow and Georg. W.
sNso ran.
Eth race: thr-e.year.old, and IN.
claiming: Elk furiones Riverside. ~
tGrossJ. $3.50. si2o. 1910. won. Quaker,
ia tPrmrose). 5000. $40. second: Cock
o tho Roos;. III tnone). $3.50 third.
Time. i.' Is. Uncle sonny. Iustre.
Iam"n. War Map ana Mumbo Jumbo.
sixth race. thtee-year-olds ana uu:
Claiming; one mile and sixty Yards
Ch.meFa. ie' tBrunneD. 3ii.cO. $500.
tato. won: Pibroche. 10 (Primrosr,
&27o. 32.7o. second; Homan, io5 tGross,
1850, third. Time. i:is Hntrnck
Mon;il!o. Da!ryman Job Thayer. All
NcEina and Legacy also ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-27
HAVANA ENTRIES

up FRA s7oc ysaF s1s nd
CO ii. los: oka!oosa, lO5: Fashion
Girl. 10T: Jack Healy. 10; Sun FUR
ret lilo; 'Humpy, ITO; Our Maid. ll2:
West Meath. ll5; Lieut. William i
Murray. us: Juanita III. IFS: Tom
Care, 1l5: Marshal Tilghman, lis.
Second race--For three year olds
and up; claiming; $500: 6 furiones--
G Gp a6slon Hair; lS7: ,,Spperi9r. 10;
Atkin, lis; Arrahgoon. 115; Deer
Trail. us; Carbon. lis; Perhaps.
ll5: Brookleld, l15.
Third race-Three year olds ana
up: claiming: $500: s IL furlongs-
Winds OF Chance, 1902: Ferrum, IO5:
MISS Caltha, 109: All Aglow, 10: San
Diego; 10: Tom Norris. ITO; 'Run-
nan, ll$; Endman. lis.
Fourth racc-All ages. year end
handicap; 5000 purse-Sun Brcy, 100:
G IS4. rho Kapu nl,, 100: Masserhand.
1o9; Edgar Alien Poe, III; Belle OF
Elizabeth l2O.
Firth ra"e-Three year olds and
up. claiming: $500: mile and a six.
tcenth-Fayellc, 81; Mig. loo: RilI
lIuntley, los; Yakimcne, los: Cpl
Coroned, l0S; Prospcctor. los; Bier
Sixth raee-Three year oids and
%P saim,mg; $780, ion mil. nn and fy
los: 'Mallowmot. lO5: .Bond lux
lIuen, los; Shortstop. 1903: Harlock'
10: Cavalier. no; Duke OF yelling
ton, 113.
Apprentice allowances. Weather
clear; track fast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-27
GIANT MOUND STAFF
WILL TRAIN IN TEXAS
Pitchers Ordered by McGraw
to Report for Work
February %.
lev AssocLatsd nre..-1

NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-MsnaEer
McGraw, OF the New York Giants.
announced today that the clubs en-.
tire pitching squad will repor, Feb
rUary %, at Marlin. Texas. for train
mig preliminary to establishment 0.
the regular camp the first week IN
March at San Antonio.
Tho squad. consisting OF abou.
sixteen hurlers, viii be IN charge OF
\, J. tCozy) polau. To whom tn.
players will report In St. Louis be-
fore entralning for Marlin Two
catchers also will accompany the
squad. one OF whom. McGraw said,
probably Will he !. r. Casey. former
member OF the Detroit and Wash
ington American League Clubs. who
now is living ut Wakefield. Mass
McGraw. declared today there was
n" truth I'm reports that he was con-
siderirg accepting the presidency OF
the National Exhibition Company
the Giant corporation, and retiring
from active management of tho club
lie admitted that Charles ~
Stoneham. president. had asked him
recently whether ne would be will
ing To accept the presidency. but no
said he had not taken the question
seriously, and that lie did not be-
lieve Mr.. Stoneham had put 1t seri-
ousiy
The company recently reelected
It's old o'icers-Stoneham. president:
McGraw. vice president: Judge
Francis y. McQuade. treasurer. and
James Tierney. secretary. McGraw
said that so far as he knew. these of
ticers would function throughout the
coming year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-27
AMERICAN ATHLETES GOING
TO SWEDEN NEXT SUMMER
Field and Track Team Will Compete in International
Games A. A. IT, Officials Announcc-Mav Also
Enter in Big English Sport Event

national intercollegiate track moe,
AZ the Queens club. London. early in
July.
PoStpOncmcut ~ the GOthcnhurg
games FOR week not only would
permit tn" American collegians to
compete against oxford and Cam
bridge. but also to participates In the
English Amateur Athletic AssoCia-
tton CHAMPIONSHIPS
The Amateur Athletic Union team
also would enter the English cham
pionShips.
That the United states would rn-
Gnirc strong team to make a salts
factory showing at Gothenburg Is
admitted by A. y. l.. officials az tho
leading performers OF Scandinavia
and other European countries arc
entered.
An extensive program OF sports
covering three months. has been ar
ranged, To celebrate tho t.rr.ntenary
Of the city OF Gothenburs. The sport
competitions Will he under tho M
tronage OF King GUSTAV v. and a,,-
thorizcd by tn" leading athletic as
sociations OF Sweden
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-27
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

Frs, rscs; claiming. ih,.e.y-ar-oId and
upward; sir furiong,--Flur. 100 tMeln,.
ito /, J to l. TO s. won. GrAyson. III
tco'coranl. ] TO ?. ; to s, TO J. second ::
to 8. third Time. i:ii As. BenEau.
Mary O.. Charles A Byrne. Dare. Flip.
The Moor. Anticipate, Execution and
Bright Trash slso ran.
Second raes' Claiming; two-year.oid,;
on" mils-vennis, los tOw.ns). !, TO s.
I 10 TO- TO Z. won: Roscate. IL. 40
tweineD. to |. to !. to 5. second.
Lady Inez. ITO LsnEb, u TO 10. to 2
out. third. T!nte. i:'7 rs. Buebird,
Al SteoieF. Kee!:oot and Irish Pat also
Third race: claiming: three year.old,
and np one mile aud a s!Nieen,h--viva
Cuba. ITO u.argb, 10 l, 10 /. to 8,
Won Radical. lo2 tM.in,, ~ 10 !. s to
lace). TO :: to /, even, third. TNm".
iis. Helen Atkin. Stanley. Handfui.
Transient. Not Yet ana Cockro<ch alsJ
ran.
Fourth race: purse. 5000: the De Soto
Hotel pure allowance Tor thre-y.ar old.
snd up. six .uriong--l. Anare ITO
/ ,Thomas, II to 5. 10 s. 20 :. won: boy
From Home. lot tThurbert. to :. to
8. out. second; James + O'Hara. le7
dang. to !, 10 !, to J. third, Time
l'lt IS. co!ando and All Fair also ran.
Fifth race, purse. 800: claiming. three.
year ODDS and W. one mile and an eighth
Matinee Idol, 10, tCorcoTsnD. TO !. to
10. 30 !. won: Doctor Jim. ia
'Schwartzl. 10 to |, to l. TO 5. second :.
Dinpes. l0s tWiison). to 3. TO .. to
$. third. Time. l:t6. Scottish Chief.
tArrfre. ana Rankin also ran
Sixth race; purse, f1oe, claiming; three
yehr-"lds and up: one mile aud SIX
teen,h--Na,ural. los owens. y Ia !.
even. to ;. won; Tulsa. los (Corcoranl.
! TO j. to ?. To ., second. whit.
Haven. Il3 tDoruy), IL to !. to ]. 5 to
:, third. Time. 1919 Concentrate. Amaze.
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