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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-27
Philadelphia, Friday, January ~, 1922

Tuesday evening ends the special offer of
Player. Pianos for $395-no interest or extras
instrument sent home on first payment Of $40.
Evening star., 1922-05-07
woodward Wins Golf Tournament Enerminaor TAKES Pnico
Lexington Results

First race, 3,year-oids and up; one and one
sixteenth miies-Merchant, ITO (PooD, Sl4.
$3.50; s.. won: Esacarpolette, Ill tDayis),
$47D, 3.6O, second; PimIico, 10 tKing).
$s 80. third. Time, 1.5O 3-5. Lady Longfel-
low. Pictor, Diced. Miss Prosperity and War
Prize also ran,
Second race, c-year-oIds: four and one-haIf
furiongs -Mojare, 115 (Wilson), $40. $3.50.
S27O. won; First Ward, lis ,(SmithD. $40.
$3 10. second; Scarlet BUgier. 1l0 tMooney) :.
81. third. Time. 55 As. Easter Bells. Ever
hart, Mr.. Lee, Akernoeker. Rey de Ada and
Dan Y. 0'SuliiynnS also rnn.
Third raca. 3-year- odds and up: SIX furlongs
Hold Me- 81 eWiIson), $62.s0. S2s.9 80, $3.50,
won: Rep. lib tZoller), 5000. $40, second:
J. Reardon, los (Scobie). $50. third. Time,
lis 2-5. SeweIl Coombs, Dernier Sou. Buddie
Kean and Rapid Stride also ran.
Fourth race. 8-year-olds and up. one and
one-sixfeenth miles-Wood Trap. $40. $40.
$40, won; Goarmond, $50. $40, second;
Kinburn, $3.50. third. Time, .4s 3-5. Ash
land and Betinna also ran.
Fifth race. S3-year-olds and up: one mile
out, won; Bet Mosie. 1.B tE. Barnes), $i1.90.
out, second; Startle, 131 tConneIly), out, third.
Time. 155 10. Surf Rider and John Finn also
ran. Ssss- r. ~
furiongs-Pop Eye. 10 Il. Burke,. $1:.s 80.
s.. 50. $3.50, won; Alise Berner. 1O5 (Jones)
ST. A.2a second: Lille Sally. no IA. Wilson),
$50, third. Time. 1.38 2-5. Nowata. Spar
tine, Palladium. Van Rose. Miss Clare. Paw
Iowa. Antonia, Miss Colletta and Marjorie
Seventh rice. 3-yenr-oids and up: mile and
Hall. 112 Mooney. 81. 80,
$3.50. $2.60 won: Marse, Join. 1O5 tScobie)
$3.50. $40. second: The Swimmei ITO (Con,
neliy), $3.50. third. Time. 1.49. Florida
Blossom, Countess, Peggy c. and virge also
Evening star., 1922-05-07
PIMLICO RESULTS

First race, the Ekridge Club Steeplechase,
for four -year-olds, 2 miles-Gold FOyle, 13e
fCrawford), $3.50, $40. $3.50, won; Per
kiomen. 1874 Gones), $3.50, $3.50. second;
Grenadier. 139 (BarretD. $500. third. Time.
4:67. wrack Grass. Troma and Lough Eagle
also ran. .~t7
Second race. for three-year-olds and up
wards, 1 lis miles-Balustrade, III John
son. ss9 ssss sssS wS1 s.eona se'Is5 rs..ls s
III fPoncej, $5.7O. third. Time. 1:49 3-5.
The wsg. Martha Luckett. Verify. Wild
Flower. Stanley. Edith Loan and Fair Vir-
Third race, selling, handicap for three:year-
olds, 1 mile-Quesada, I06 (R. Rice). $2l go,
500. $3.50. won: Excuse Me. IL 10 Ponce,.
$40. third. Time. ~. Saddle and Boots.
Thriller, Dick Dead Eye and Grace Foster
Tail Timber. lis iBItwelii. $50. $40.
$40. won: tCstapnlt. 115 (yehnson). $40.
ssI9 second '!sy ll' .w,aS'sa Tu,nss'' osst st'
Soldier sasn; md s and Ny own @ also % ran.
.Msrris entry: Thomas & CLYDE entry, entry; %,
tErickson,, $3.50, s:40. out. won: sailing
B, 122 Turner. $40, out, second: Minute
Aiies Aae e. 12s s.. .ns osentn auf also hrs ran Time
Sixth race. Pimlico Spring Handicap, for
three -year-olds and up: LIS miles-Extermi-
sBoniface. 1a5 (Turner), $3.50. $2.I0, second
sRegistrar, lO2 uang), S2.70.> third. Time,
AS 3-5. Polly Ann, Bungabuck, Dresden
and Capt A1cock also ran. ~
y. X. L. Ross entry. g.a
Seventh race, for four-year-olds and up.
selling, 1 LIS miles-Sister Flo. ITO Uangl,
$3.50, Sc. so, $3.50. won: Romeo, LIS but
well), $50, $3.50. second; Joan Of Arc, 110
fChaimers), $40. third. Time. 1:49 Is.
Miss Filley. Our Birthday. Clean Gone, Fizer
and Sweet Bouquet also ran.
Evening star., 1922-05-07
PIMLICO ENTRIES

/ First race, two-year-0ld maidens; four fur
Iongs-Prayus. 49,: Gray Bonnet, 112; St.
Valentine. il5: Jolly. 115: Rechabite. II5;
silks and satins. l12; Huckieberry Finn. 115;
Elizabeth Bean, 1l2.
Second race, the Linstead Steeplechase:
miIes-Royal Greens isI; New Haven. IA:
Infidel IL. 149: Butcher Boy, $40: Kathryn
Harlan. 49,; Bryan OLynn, 144; Smithfeid,
144. Y7'4-
Third race: three year -olds and up: selling:
one mile and a furiong-Sea Pirate. 110:
Wakefield. 113: txl Gain de Cause. 10: ixD
Pastoral Swain, 40: txl Bir Bang, 40;
King John, 11s: Fairway, lis: III Gomme CT.
10: Beiario. 115.
Fourth race; two.year-olds: owned by a
resident Of Maryland. Virginia. Pennsylvania
Douhoregan.. 1l2: Prudential. 112: soggsrth
tal My Own. 1i2. tap b. Rozier Dulany
Fifth race. the Pimlieo graded handicap
furlongs- fxx-al Muttikins. 9s: Golden
5s1-sj Hiidur. loa; BY Jimmy: o.: serapis,
81; Caiiguia, l01; Reprisal, liz; War Zone,
9s:. ta) J. X. L. Ross entry.
Sixth race. the Pimlico graded handicap.
class r.: three -year-olds and up: six fur
ongs-Messines 1s3; Kings Champion. 12s:
tat Madeline Lillian. l23: Sidereai. 120; Red
stone, III: Cromwell. III; .'Nisht Raider.
To-. Ia, j. B. Dunn entry.
Seventh race the Pimlico graded handicap.
class &C.: three-year-ol and upward; six
furlongs-s'Black Betty, 40: Ettahe. 124:
Indian Prince. 110: tbD the Post. 1l6: Lady
Meaye; l22: Bountiful, III; @, Grace Foster
R., 125; ssyoogeria. IUe. ta)E. K lBryson
entry. (b) 3. B.*McLean entry.
'sThree pounds claimed for rider:
Weather cloudy; track heavy.
Evening star., 1922-05-07
JAMAICA ENTRIES

: First rsos, two-year-olds; i've furiongs-
Usage, 115; Edward Gray. lis; Three Square.
1l2; Dicks Daughter, IL; Thessaly. H.; Aid
Bubble. III.
Z Second race, three .yearolds; SIX furiongs-
The Sphinx, no: Maggie Murphy. 110: Daniel
A., 1O9; Cataarine Marrone. 1O6; olynthus.
los: Prudence, 9S; Welcome Stranger, 95:
Rummei, 1O4; Vineyard, 101; Mounthope, 90;
Mudoba. 100; The Almoner, los; Trajanus.
los; Fayeiie, 100: Wireless. 100: Orro, 90;
Col. Cannon, los: Jug. 8s; Finality, 1O5.
Third race. three-year-olds and up; one mile
and seventy yards--Irish Brigadier. lo2: Pi-
rate Gold. 95: Letterman. 95; Firm Friend,
1O7; st. Henry. 107; David Harum. lis; Nor
NAL. III: Horolege, l07; June Grass, 102:
Roschill 3d.
Fourth raos. three -year-olds and up; one
mile and a sixteenth-Tufter, los; Ralco, IFS:
Sedge1eld, l07; Tangerine. 1O2; Billy Nc
LAughtin. LOT; Cristford. 100: Wynnewood,
1903: RosehilI, %; Yalor. 112.
4 Fifth 1sce., three-year r-olds and up; one mile
and seventy yards-Devonite. los; Moody,
ITO; Vendor. 9S: Star Court, 108: Orderly,
l10; Camarvon, no; Jimmie. 11O; keztah. 100;
Sammy Jolly. 100; Night Boat, 10S: Rustler.
.il5: Scottish Chief, l1O: Favour, los; Lady
zeIs. 50; Jock Scot. 1i0.
Sixth race. twoyear-olds; ave furlonEs-
Crochet. 1OS; Knighthood. 108; Great Man.
l08; Whiriwind, 49,; Risel. 108; General
Thatcher, 106.
Evening star., 1922-05-07

- 1t was sweet revenge Tor FExtermln-
ator. A week or so back at Havre de
Grace the king of the cup horses was
conquered by Boniface in just such
heart-wrecking finish as that Of to-
day, but fate was unkind to him on
that occasion. This time, with Albert
johnson aboard, the most accom-
plished gelding of recent years had
clear sailing, and 30 did his opponent.
There was no excuse to 7oner for the
Ross star, for: his journey was un,
obstructed and he toted only r..
pounds to 1913 by Exterminator.
Has Two to Contend With.
Henry Mcdaniel, the Ross. trainok
had a reason when he sent both BonS
figured that the latter would go olt
to set Exterminator dizzy pace,
leaving the former to come through
at the finish with a belated rush cal
culated to overtake his rival. Regis
trar went out on top. alright, but he
was closely pursued by Exterminator,
and after five furlongs had been COW
cred found himself raced into sub
mission by the Kilmer geiding. The
latter then eased into the lead. but
his work wasn't over by any means.
Boniface, who had been back in
the second flight, starteds2a spectacu-
lar rush on the turn out of the back
stretch, and was soon up with the
leaders. AS the run down the final
straightway began the veteran Ross
performer was urged frantica1ly by
Turner, and stride by stride he gained
on Exterminator. At the sixteenth
pole, Boniface stuck his head in front
for a brief period, but the effort was
too much and ne hung Ridden out
confidently by Johnson. Exterminator
then went on to victory.
Registrar, after cutting, out the fast
pace. finished in third position, fully
ten lengths behind the two leaders.
while fourth money went to Runga
Buck. who was well up throughout.
Polly Ann, the hope Of Spalding Lowe
Jenkins, was practically left at the
post. F"..
Evening star., 1922-05-07
LEXINGTON Z ENTRIES

First race. four-year-olds and up; six fur.
iongs-North Shore. 81; Helen Atkin. 90;
Sweet Liberty. ,96; Grace Minard. 90: Icon.
100: Tommy Waac, 101: DR.. Carmen, i01 !;
Phiianderer, 1OS; Ragassa. 10; Archie Alex
,ander, ILL.,; Ground Swell. 113.
= Second race, two-year-olds: four and one-haaf
,furiongs- ,Gailford. no., Stoneage.' 110: Sea
patos, ,I16: Miss Leighton, 112; Van Rose, 112;
Sparina. sl12; Bess L., liz: Boogaboo, 112;
Sianderer, 1I5; Kent L., lis; Saiton. .s115;
Hopeless, .115; lane A., 112; Sweet Cookie,
.f1e. Guest of Honor. 1l5; Jakie Jay, 1l5;i Mr..
Lee. lis; Delusiye, lis. s..s...l-.s
: Third race. three -year-olds: one mile and
sixfeenth-Alverida, 10e; Florida Blossom.
lO2:S Evelyn White. 102; Tulalip, 107; House
Burned. iO7: stonewall. 107; Lieutenant Col
onei, 1O7; Opulent, 107. 49,, 9g
Fourth race, two-year -olds; four and one
half furlongs-Irene Walton, 110: Belle of
Blue Ridge, no; Victoire, i10; Fair AgAes
-1l0; Corto, no; Miss Minerva, 113; sFinday,
!, FIFTH rsce, threey ear-olds and up; one mile
and a siIteenth-Lady Madcap. 1O3; Pit. 106;
BIarney Stone 1O6; Tableau D'Houneur. 106:
Rouleau,. 1OS. r =. - -,
'loncs-Plantoon,, 94; Quick View, 90; Ber-
mont. 90: I'd Garrison. 10l: Plain Bill, 101 !;
Eyes Of Youth, 101 May Bodine. 1o2; Plato
lO4: Col, Taylor. f05; Ollie Wood, 108; British
Maid, Jos; The Ally. ,109. -. ~
Seventh race, four-year-olds and mp; one
miIe-Wickford, 18e;; Tody. .10S; Rep. 1O7;
Pimlieo, 1O7; Clintonville, 107; Easterside,
100. 3,
Evening star., 1922-05-07
! JAMAICA RESULTS

'lones-seas sMint,, 114 Nefrhrotherl 70 8.
81 Ito 81, ont, won: Tin9Alin9.S S 114 fTdplfn),
To ., 30 te-5, secosd; victnf IS. He fMeAtee).
i to 2, third. Time. 1:08 1a5.sS War Map,
Service : Star, welcome Stranger. Frank
Wstersss Hard Guess, Linleys- and Wise Dove
SsSond rses, three. .year.olda ana up. 1s1-16
Won; sPicinie. 90 tAarineiii) ia 8. out. sec-
ord: Gem. u0 70, Kmmmer1. out. third. Time,
-l:A9. s.55s sRAmkih. also Fah- IS s..ss
- Third sfaoe, ssthfee-yesf-eldaSs q I furionEtJ
;Gaiant Man. 10e fThomasl. a to 2, out. out
WOO; tfermfns sl0S Lykel ont ont. secs
old; ;sHepbaist6S,s1I (McAteelts1 TO: 8, third.
Tine, 4 ~ 4.6. william "A. : Nave Land and
,ponkhpuE also riths x IS. a Il, 5 g
miles- Mad sHsttef, l26 lsande1s g 10 S.
4os 1.sout, swon; :. Sennigspark' 116 Wyke1, q
ID sio,s au&. second; Audacioug, 125 70. KUN
smert sut, third: Time. 81 -. Yellow; Hand nj
..jS .Tifth rsoe, twoyeaE-olds, s. 5.farlopss--Bob
,McNiilan, HTi6 GMarinelfil, % to- ) 2gte: d
out. weon; .Aiadinsf 1l5 IL. Fstof). q stoS 5,
os1t 81, second; Z Wltchfal s WaItilg,. 1l1 tC..
lEmf6Iidef} q tof5, third. Time, 4 :00t 4-5.
sHi1h, Chief. RoSeAfe II, aiso rants 70.
.f Sixth Tsos three -yearl0lds and up; 61z sfur-
Girl, 109s lMarinellD IS toll,
eyen.s TO 2won; Old Rossbut, e IL I IEassnde,,
9 % si, ]. 4third. Time. 7 :o1 80. Marsafet
Wfite.a b HWfft AGrass.- The Nephew Ace OF
Aces and jug .alsp ran Il 81
Evening star., 1922-05-07

by a.wel earned victory over Albert
R. Mckenzie of Columbia, last years
winner. by / up. Russell overwhelmed
w. c. Prentiss. jr,. Of Kirkside by.
teenths ). where. all his previous
matches had beer completed. -
The. cards of the fnalists folioW
S:, =. -: : s. .ss,: i s-''
nss is...:!.....:s { -: =. 50
Bye holes not played out.
John W. Brswner of Columbia won
the second flight. defeating Harry
wardmah Of Columbia & by ; and and. IN m
c. H. Doing. jr.. of Washington. who
defeated e. b. Hatch@of Columbia In
the fif,ai, and the fourth was won by
John H. IClapp of Chevy Chase. who
was forced to go twenty-one holes,
bia. l.. A. sanford of Potomac Park
defeated a. l. Christman of Column
bia, 8 and 4, in the final round,
summary sf the Events. -
FIRST FLIGHT, sEMI.FINALs- Donald
Col. i uS: Gerald Russell. London. EnEland.
5. Finsi"woodward defeated Russell. and
: CONSOLATION. sEaI-FiNAIs-w. r.. Me-
Callum. wash. defeated J. ", Turner, Wash.
and g: +: Wright: wash. rt.s defe.ssd ten, y:
'1s sEcnSD Ss,saoe' FLIGHT. nf sEMI-fiNAIs Harry
COL and = John ". Brawnet. Col. defea.ed
+. s. Appleman. Col. and 5. Finai-Brew-
ner rossrICS ssssstsS Ms.nsPa s1aiFsais rs John l.
Chase Chase es'.. 8 nss st':'ef NJ MARI Rssa d.
M1sl1 TMlR6 aSffstss FisHf nssf sMfrISAL fle H
iSs IT, W. Wsa defs'1sS Ms,cs CS, defss,sd swss
detssssa eeoSsoiariSx. nsIfs !. 'sa ssaEIlFlxAIs w r.
T!ssS.n! wss mn rGsa%se f. e. r.ssnsn ss1ss1s' w as
n. n. Nichols. Potomac. ! up Finai-Prend--
able defrafed Freeman and !! =,
sn,ss g9Sknh en1 rkasar defss,sd ~ Dyer. Pesomse.
5 and 4: J. H. Clapp. Chevy Chase: won from
II. stonier. Ram. by default. Final-Ciapp
dets, eccssoass sss sR.s os ossar1sxr q ssssss Nc
Clenahau. Wash. defeated E. D. krewson.
Wssh and p W,iia% hresnahss; ro,Gmae ae
ff Finai@Mecienahan defeated Kre.nahan: .up.
; FIFTH FLIGHT SENI-FTNALs-I. a: San
ford Potomac defeated s "a an dn,esf.d sash eGa -
White. r.. Bann.., up.. Final-sanford de-
feated christmsn, and 4.., :
Barr. wash. defeated E. P. Brooke, unat,
taehed. up: G. z. Truett. Wash. defeated
r. H. Bowie. Wash. 4 up. sFinal-Truett de-
feated Barr. and 1. Ess4s
Barr and Taylor Score. Il.
Harry w. Burr OF the Washington
Golf and Country Club. won the medal
play handicap event. with gross
L. Taylor Of Bannockburn, with Is
f3-66 $50 >-=r-.7- isEs +. il
Evening star., 1922-05-07

All through the Anal match Rus
sells phenonerallv lone ee shots
were very much in evidence. Wood
wards shots themselves long, were
British entrant obtained. To illus
traA. Ru'-f.ll's tee shot at sthe fif-
tcenth hole carried to within fve
yards of the green, an estimated
carry of -62 yards. His hooked ball
out of bounds at the eighth must
the other hand Russelrs short game
was lamentai'is W ak. ana as the
Washington -Gclf and Country Club
course. is one that lends itself admir-
ably to fine short @ame, Woodward's 8
superiority in this department far
overbalancsl the tremendous tee
shots of his rival.
Takes Lead at Outset.
Woodward broke into the lead at
the first htle, laying his pitch shot
up bes de tic hole and running down
the putt for a birdie 8. He sliced
his tee shot at the short second, over
played his scond and was finally
down in 6. Russell winning with 5.
The third hole was halve In birdie
As and Woodward again took the lead
by driving on the edge of the fourth
green and getting 3. Russ,lf S
longer tee shot run over the green.
Woodward also annexed the fifth hole
shot and well played putt.
The sixth and seventh were haNed
in As and Russell hooked his tee shot
at the eighth OIL. of bounds. losing the
hole with a 5 to Woodward's 4. The
latter dropped one of the. three holes
by which he led at the ninth. how
ever. where his tee shot was in the
ditch and he los:a shot getting out,
Russell winning with a 4.
Neither man - as home In two shots
l. H. nuNyn< n
in 5, while Rr-~e1l won the eleventh
with a 4. when Yoodward hooked his
tee shot off tx. fa' way to the left
behind a tree. t.0m srhich spot 1t was
impossible to icacf the green. This
left Woodward but Gne up. His well
the short twelfth, ,wever. and ne
won the hole with : par ), Russell
taking 4.
Both men got aw good tee shots
at the thirteenth, bu, Woodward top
ped his second shot. losing the hole
So. He got the hols back, however,
at the short fourteenth. where he OBJ
tanned par to Russelrs 4.
Woodward's win at the fourteenth
left him two up and the next three
holes were haived, giving him the
match by and 1.
Plays Great short Game.
The superiority of. Woodward's
short game yesterday was well shown
by the fact that he got Ave IS in his
round to Russelis one, which the lat
Ter got at the short sixteenth Al
though Woodward played the two
short holes on the outward nine
badly, he made up for his mistakes
by getting down three fine puts, each
of which got him 3s He played all
the short holes on the in nine in the
regulation figures.
Woodward won his way to the final
Evening star., 1922-05-07
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Evening star., 1922-05-07

will snurchase 2.1oe acres. Of !. land
known AZ Loudoun Heights, situ,
This property starts opposite .Har-y
,per's Ferry, w, Va, ON the Shenan-
doah river. running south for about
five miles. A portion OF this tract is
-pn the Shenandoah river, which con-.
tainss the finest kind of bass and
other fish. The stockholders. Of : this
association will be the members and
Il the: object Of the association will be
to build clubhouse and make other
improvements. Those interested in
this club should address communIca- ;
tions to Charles N. Becker, Harper's
Ferry, W. Va q. -. = &. 8,
Evening star., 1922-05-07

Rev. DR.. ). Mcbride sterrett, one of
the most enthusiastic golfers of tine
Chevy Chase Club. was elected pres1-
dent of the Seniors Golf Association
OF the club yesterday, at the annual
meeting of the association. +. M:
Savage was reelected treasurer OF
the organization. .ss
Members of the executive commit
tee are George G. Perkins. chairman,
and H. Bradley Davidson and F. M.
McAboy.
esp tournament will be staged by the
seniors of the club next Friday. A
new handicap list for seniors VIII be
filled out by Thursday
Gerald Russell, runner-uP in the
event at Washington, showed local
amateurs a few new things about
distance hitting with the wooden
clubs. Russelfs carries were really
things to marvel at, and when ne
had his iron shots working to per-
fection. as he did Friday, his whole
game was a thing of beauty. HIS
iron shots, however. fell off during
the final and lacked the sting and
punch that characterized his work
of the earlier rounds.
of the Chevy Chase course that are
now in u-e will be used during the
clubs inviration golf tournament to
be held May IS, 49,. and 20. These
greens are the eighth, seventeenth
and eighteenth and they make for
sitter course and better golf the
other new green's will not be In use
for several weeks, although! some
slight change has been made in the
trapping at the fourth, without, how
ever, changing the character Sof the
hole.
Woman golfers Of the District will
play next Friday and Saturday In
the annual competition for The Even
ing Star trophy. The event is to be
held at the Washington Golf and
Country Club and is open to every
woman player in the city. Full club
handicaps will apply,
Several tennis players have ap-
piled for admission to, the Washing
ton Newspaper Golf Club, which will
hold tournament May IS over the
course Of the Washington Golf and
Country Club. Mark Thistfethwatte
has been appointed chairman OF the
tennis committee.
Chairnaaa Burr Of the golf COM
mittee of the Washington Golf and
Country, Club YESTERDAY announced
pairings for, the monthly tournament
FIRST FIIGHT-Jui Burke VI. J. W.
Barker Pauf g. Black. VS.. ". 6. Raymond,
Il. D. Paxton vs. w. @. Rivers,s4E C. 4Kaib-
fus vs. s. b. Moore. H. g.. McHngh vs.. II. q.
Pore, g. r. SpeeIman vs.. A. E. Seaman. Lsrsi
Shore VS.. j. w Turner. b. B. cocssr Us. N,
SECOND FIdGHT-Devere Burr N. g. D.
Kirkpatrick. r. 2. Carlsoh ys. Boyd Tsyior.
q. 3. EdIer vs. q. ". .~Freenaan. F.F. Green
await vs. F. j. Marble, R. ,R. Cummings VI.
e. b. Aneell,7L. G. Boineau y. ~ G. Marble.
!. q. Wright .vs. A. tWs Hswsrd. III. fowsr
THIRD FIIGSHT-walter Hagen ys-J. T.
JcClenahan. w. n. MccalIum vs.. Howard
Evening star., 1922-05-07
BEATS BONIFACE BY.NOSE
IN GREAT STRETCH DUEL
King of Cup Horses, Ridden Out by Johnson, Lasts
Long Enough to Hold Scant Lead When
Challenged Near Finish.

~ ALTIMORE, 6-The turfs two greatest yas-Wi
Sharpe Kimes K l. Ross Bonifacehooked
- up today After stretch battle Exemnao
with only head separating them
hilltop whenthe famed veterans
handicap with FIVE other thoroughbreds OF lesser note
keen Pmlco Handicap
10000 stands
house lawns meeting of the famous rivals that
to bring crowd of nearrecod proportions
Evening star., 1922-05-07
DONALD WOODWARD, WINNER.
ROD AND STREAM
By C. Perry Miller

the heavy of the few days the
IN which cloudy yesterday has cleared and is
condition for anglers Perch and herring still running
made their around Washington
Unless Monocacy flows the Potomac Dckerson
of the muddy of
night fishermen will find the
Evening star., 1922-05-07
RUSSELL, BRITON, BEATEN
IN FINAL ROUND, 2 AND /
Columbia Player Captures Honors at Washington
Club by superior Short Came, g Although
Greatly Outdriven by Visitor.
BY w. r. MccALLUM.

DLAYING brand golf able other than perfect
play Donald player Of the Columbia Country Club
yesterday spring of the Washington
Club defeating Gerald Russell OF London England ny
/ IL final round
led his British the and there was never
that had his march to the hna
enabled him shoot 50 Friday Wood
ward steady and from the backed up the rest
him the Of who not getting
in finished
eighteenth for 7 while Russell had
Evening star., 1922-05-07
M0RvICK,. DERBY CHOICE,
!, Is TRAVELLING DE LUKE

NEW YORK, May S.-An express
trnin drawing . de luxe ear, In
whfch Nf0ryich, q fnyorite for the,
,kentucky Derby. was q regal pas--
aenEer, left here today. and II
seAeduled. to reach Lonisyille to-
; morrow ,afteRnoon. The horse Will
have q weeks. Sv0Fkoht Mt ChureA-
hill Downs Tor the. turf c1assic.