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fcnbauch So good was the visiting
combination that they trounced the
home professional duo by score some
thing like 3 and 2. Hunter has been
having trouble with an old back injury
ana has 10 wear sort of harness to
keep certain ligamentS in place This
docs not diminish the power of his tee
shots. as he is quite as long as ever
when he gets hold of The ball
Golf balls are Fecalcitrant things
They Just don't seem To want 10 go
where they arc directed For instance.
J. Monro Hunter has been trying for
months to hit certain spot On the
side OF an unoccupied house near the
eighth fairway at Indian Spring. To-
Gated some 235 yards from the golf
shop Not that carry Of 135 yards
is anything TO laugh at. but 1t is a
fact that Hunter has knocked literal
~ dozens of golf balls at the house and
has struck 1t many times. He has
vet TO hit the six-foot spot at which
he aims.
Mrs. T.. X. TiIiey of Indian Spring Is
recovering from An injury to her left
arm suffered several weeks ago The
arm. Mrs. Tilley says. will not be per-
manently injured and will not keep her
from resuming play. She won the
women's District title several years ago
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DELORIMIER RESULTS

First race: ; furtonSS purse, $500 claim
ina 3-year Odds Grey March, 100 tCihSons.
won, 81. %. $500 auu x2.S5 ChsrmaJne. iOa
l0S tSmlthl, thiro. $3.50 Time O5is Gov
efwoou. VIScountcSS, Bolt OF Thunder and
emile + also ran
ciaimIns: 3-year-odS ana up-Roy C. llS
Brown, won. So %, S4e5 and $500 Red
lord Dream. ll3 tBryson', second - rs rnd
s 90 T r,ms RSsk ils ncmnieS ,hird
W.. Veero. Double GA Conndante. Mar
Janus also ran.
clalmins; 4-year-oldS and up foaieq IN
Canada Souhrette II, ITO tFeeueyI. won.
ssSia' S2ao and $40: Maker OF Trouble,
tTx iS7 tKsnSa nn tStr sno no. a Hims
1858. Jaeger. Cola, Saivathorne Marato.
Al sodder, Polygala also ran.
tourth race, 6i3 turlonsS purse. $500:
I'd; lis tFodenl. won, $40, $3.50 ana ST.
Telluride. il3 Grown second xi3.T0 and
$50 Aot Pepper, ITO tMcca6eiI y third tI
Blink Bay. Somerset also ran
ruth race; la miles purse $500; claim
ins; 3-year~oldS ana up~suhal Early. III
,huHiinSl. won, SASS. s6i5 and 81 40 H..
laid, 100 Grown second 81 10 and - IL
Buroeth. loo tFodeni, third. 80 Time
70 Lucky Beggar. Byng BOY. Two
ms S-year-olds ana up- IanStl i09
brown, won. st7.iS Ss7s ana 81 40. MlrtH
% Williams, second. <laSa and 50 80 In
liSS's. Silvermlre. Wandeeins Time. Rock
malta and Safeguard also ran.
cmna atsst ods a %1eS IN Os saors 500 Sa
Brown. won. $ii 70. - 30 ana 81 30. state
Right 1908 tDs Marcol second, 81 Is and
$40 Time, tS4'N Pay Sand birch. Con
tentment Uncle Nelo Tchadar also ran.
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DADE PARK RESULTS

First race; One mile purse, $500 allow,
anoeS, Ton matdenS. 3-Sear-oldS ana up
Wanda, lis tHainSworthi, 50 70, So ~. 50 So
sS2a. second, Rainfall, iO7 tChurcnman,
s292, third. Time, .42sS. Bis Ace, Braw-
ner. III MondaCe, Cersena krev and Whi,c
Second race $ lurionss purse $500. eta,m.
ms 2"yeaF- old matdenS-Rch Black burn
us tCleland' IS AZ. 50 90. $500, wen; Re
Morton Caldwell lis tHykeS,, $4St. third
Time, ~, Miss Reno Gita Mccarthy. Viz
sinta FLYNN: Massie II, Momoney and J j
third race g. tuslonas. pur,e. $500
elaimlns tor $-year odds aud up Alum Rut-
M, ilS .Lczs,. 400, $3.50. g Ia, won, Ral-
ond Miles Prior, 100 tChurchmani, SO 80,
tn,rd. Time, 0s Queer; ,rrtcemaker, Mon
tsterN Chsstethrook. SpaIkhng water, Pitch
Fourth race; | mile purse $500 ctatmipg
t.NeAtsoluS and Np-Oregon Fir, ln3 HsruNl.
Senrioes q % ,ssn, F3 msFss,. i iSs
ste Gold. Pretty Run and Lord Mafmien
fitth race: | mile the A. n pade Memo
rial HandIean parse, Si.aOn, S~year. elds ana
up~-JoS Bali, III tSeuIloekl. $40, 81 "a. 81 9S,
second William Penn, los tCienandi. SsS4,
third. Time, 1850 HendeuSe and Stampdale
also ran.
!owences purse, $500, toF a-yeAr,oldS~
EunnymouS, i0t tDaagettt S74a $3.50, So,
won Highway, ioj ,hikesl, IS %, 81 90, sec q
Time, ioiAs Nuekols Ray, Spanish Miss.
Lensauenet and Mount Loaan also ran
aeventh race; Ia mites purse, $500 claim
oaS q "e = ~ As g Aa ,g
Saytsn iSs % - p a. NsS9SssS pSSs ma
iaitmse s,eJsss, Cpttm,st' MldSss,er"H aud Il
Foretoa aiscFFan,
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FORT ERIE RESULTS

FRS, race fgTlonssd purse; , s,Goe.
los y. Jones', won $50 20. si22o ara n 10 $40 no
81 is Rock Thorn. los Little, third. 50
Time. I:13as; Ions Point. Tsmiami 1ran
second race: So furlongs; the Niagara
Pals Pnrss p 1oP 5oo sor IS a. Ass
and ~ 90 Nigeria 1903 (Townronl second
So SIS and, s3:3s: Green Flss; 1917 ,w, Tay-
s S h1fd and Fair l BoS also ran ~ "o'
Third race: / mile; purae, $1,000, claim
ins. 3-year-olds m: foaied in Canadas.:Psn;
eoFs, p, s 3 e Bpovn' sseon5 $
aud So 10: Sweetest Song. OIL tGunnI. third
81 20 Time, i,40a, Soteris Ifs and Ands
'' Forth n4iF'i r. s,so fsn iuronss purse
the Chippewa Handicap; 3-year-olds and W
Fair Anita, l01 'Townroni: won, h4s
second OF d." 81 50 and Ssss LADY Mari:. M
francisco. third. S2.7S Time, l;l2's
Royai Watch. Attack ana Bucky Harris also
Fifth race; ia miles; the Port Erie Hsndi.
cap; purse, $500. for 3-year-olds and up
Velias. ia FranciSco', won. 50. IS. 81 20 and
ord IS is and 81 40; Poivo, ie4 81. jones'
p phoon. seth's Hope HOPE and Beau Of the west
sixth race; Ia miles; purse. $1,000;
claiming; 3-year -odS and up-Atwood l1C
Rails, won. $50 s43o, and x2s5; Ais
Omen HAND. 100 ~ Smith. third. $500
Time. 532a. Fornovo. Speedy Prince. Royal
Flag. Jimmr Brown and Isaac Z. also ran.
claiming; 3-year-oldS and un-Cudgeller, III
Francesca, won. Sl0.2S. $3.50 and. 81 -
meeran, 1l2 tRallsl. second. s4,3s and s. IS
i46 Watch the Time Architect, Hiio ant
the Stylis also ran.
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JACK HIGH SPR|NTS
TO WIN IN HOPEFUL
Blue Larkspur, Favorite. Is
Beaten by Widener Colt.
Reign Count Ahead.
Bv The Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
n Jew YORK. September l.
N Under perfect ride oy
George Ellis. Jack High. chest
4 nut son of John p. Grier and
and Priscilla. won the rich
Hopeful stakes for tWo-year Odds, fea-
turc Of Saratoga's closing card today.
and earned s54 500 for his owner.
George D. Widener. Twenty thousand
fans saw the Widener colt. a 7-to-l
choice. beat the favorite. Blue Lark
spur, by a length and half. with
Chestnut Oak. of the Oakridge StGola
third. The time for the six and half
furlongs was l:l8 90
AS the field Of Is Of the finest two
ycar-olds in the country got away.
Chestnut Oak snapped into the lead
with Jack High and the Iona Stable s
Twink in hot pursuit. In the stretch,
Jack High drew away to win while Blue
I.arkspur rushed up at turiouj pace
to take the place.
Despite his defeat, Blue LarisDIr
winner of the junior national stallion
stakes and the Saratoga special lest
little. If any prestige. He carried top
weight of 1870 pounds and after over
coming lot of interference In TIE
early part of the race ives caught AGAIN
in a Jam at the fUrlon2 pole ana had
10 be eaSed out.
The co-feature. the Saratoga Cup
IS 900 and plate aided for three year
, Odds and up. developed into a mater
race between Reign Count and Display
owned bv w. J. Salmon. The we're
the ONLY starters. Black Maria being
scratched. and Mrs. John ID. Hertz
Kentucky derby winner was the victor
Reich Count was under restraint most
of the way and withs'oCd determinec
/ bid from Display in the stretch. Reign
| Counts time. 2:55 for mile and three
| quarters. set a new track record.
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CAMBRIDGE RESULTS

claiming 3-year.oids and up-Eddie Rick
enhacker. ia fElstonl won. $500, SO 30
s47o second: Blue AGATE, o. tschenck1
1920, third Time. na2s Miss Mischief
Pro Consul Lila G. and Outward Bound also
Second race; turionss; nurse. ssnn
claimins; ear,olds. Rose Murphy, los
linzelone,, won. 4 so. $500 and $3.50, Rosa
Ravelle Frnnk iG2 Rose, third. sS7n Time
loiis Busy Miss, Pachecho. Wrench
Br,,ht Sweep ane Bremerwald also ran
CLAIMING; 3-year-olds and up~Uptide. o.
.Lvon!,,o won, RAT 30 ss1o and $40 phi
E@G I nssas los sfG n2rons h2 Gd
Time, i;0s Miss Massie. 9arberry, Special
Lady Murphy and Black Elm also ran
inc. 3-year-oldx and un--Fortunate Mann.
Am ! Esriy: liz sanders, second. 81 50
81 10. third Time. i:i4 Highhridse, Ciaret
cr r,, End DrsStrlla also ran a,. n...
p. f snai race; % tnIionSS hannicSp purse
~ tElstor,. won soS.S0. "a. 20 and - 10:
Fortunate Girl. 100 ,Inyelorel. second. 81 30
g 80. Time i:o6s, Ms,eita. Shasta Cold;
Nellie Wood. Krave of Clubs. Dodsson and
sixth race: i i miles; purse 5000 s-,ear.
oies and up. claiming Links. ITO IEistonl
won. 50 90 &1s0 and 50 40: Mad Roy. 100
Ia Sss9nd 81 and g T MsssSn "a
Rock and RE. Bu2 Fu2, Lena Wood and
Kings Row also ran,
claimipe 3-year-oldS and up Chief Tier
ney. ii3, won $40 80 ~ 10 aud 81; Ticker,
9a second; IS and $500, Miss Lou, ioa'
Eish,h race; mile ard 10 Yards; nurse
Ssoo eoimlns S,SeeaISH,os ana aSTp % ~
flomsnre, second SO and stio, IieTend,en.
third, Ai90,
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HAMILTON RESULTS

First race: About turlongs. Public DO
nation Purse. 44n0, a-year~olds- Elhee, won.
- 81 50 and 30 Craceaud, second, "a 10
and 50 20; Napny Carroll, third, Saa0. An
nfndale, Hid For and Saucy Polly also ran.
second race; About turtonsS' Public 10.
natiou Purse S40n, claiming 5~Sear-oidx and
Up Little Hattie, won, SS 20, 81 and 81.
UeriSh. second, s8.a 20 and $3.50, Marv Phena,
third, $500 ima Fox. The Angles Dicknell,
HAIRY b and Liaht Plume also ran,
Third race a. turlongS, Public Donation
Purse, $500 claiming; a.year-oIds and IN
Polly Path. won, 49, 81 30 aud 50 Carrie
"a 40 Jimmy Finn, Coral Reef, Billy Welch
Ionia $ Pal and Verbena also ran
Fourth race About furiongs; Public DO
nation Purse 500, ela,ming; 5-SeaF- oldS and
up Flapdoodle, won, SO, 50 and So 40; ST
Cecilia, second, - 20 and SO 40 Spring bud.
third, 50, nr. Macarthur, Illinois kins
penteeosts Last Game Chance ana Trumpet
Rock also ran.
fifth race; O.. turlonss; Public Donation
Ivy. won, 50 40, 90 and sa,e0; Southern
Pacific, second. ~ so and 50 20 Northern
Star. third - 40 HARP OF North, Foxy
pstel Billy OHare Mason Towle aud Happy
Hobo also ran.
sixth race: / mile and 10 yards Public
Donation Purse 1900 claiming 3-yeaTS- ods
and up Leortes, IS 90, So. 81, won. Great
MOI them, 50 90, 50 40. second; Sea Court
81 40, third. Gus Kuffan, Tom HAYES, West
seventh race IL miles, Public Dona ton
Purse. $500. claiming t-vesr. olds aud up
Mercedes f. So go, ~ 20 out won; FORE
lady: 81 20 out, second War Roy. out
thifd, brown Lead, Brown Chief aud Old
Tom also ran
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IAN Head Dun Congress Laurel viii Haze Fine Nev Racing nt
BIG S75O,OOO CRANDSTAND
READY FOR MEETS START
Structure Of Steel and Concrete Replacing Wooden
Pavilion Will Be Well Equipped for Comfort
and Convenience Of Track Patrons.

two sets of these. extending the entire
length of the grandstand. one ON the
ground floor and the other on the mez-
canine floor
New Mutuels for Women.
The mutuels on the mezzaninp floor
are primarily for the convenience 0f
the woman patrons. but they nav b~
used by the men. This section Of the
erandStand is easily accessible nv means
of wide stairways. either from the scat
ing section Of the upper stand or from
the lower floor
commendabIe feature of the nov.
structure are the wide aislas hotwcen
Inc seats and four double stajrv.av,
leading up 10 the grandstand from the
lawn.
Another feature of interest IN train
passengers is the new arrangement of
the concourse leading from the tracks
TO the grandstand This is a double
oecked pathway, by which passengers
may walk from the level of the tracks
directly into the grandStand. where they
VIII md themselves on a level with the
promenade directly behind the front
row OF boxes, Steps lead from this
eieVated concourSe to the nezzanine
moor above and to the lower floor The
entire place is we'll lighted.
Inc press box will be built IN the
'front.' OF the grandstand at the level of
tne BOXES, put will be above the heade
Vi patrons coming from the lower floor
Racing at Laurel will continue fror,
Der 81. Oc'o-
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LONG BRANCH RESULTS

= FIRST race; 50 furionsS; The olive Cater.
SsW tUISe: pOtSe $1,000 tor .-yesr-o{, s.
AtteFomc, loS tDySonl. s59.l5, S2Is0. ~ So
70 80 Secono, Dainty Maid. fft tp,r,cn'
- 70. third. Time. OS5s John = Esa
Troy MISS Non Stop, Butter joan ana
=, Second race; | mile; purse st 600 rIa,n,-
ne, 4-year -oidS ano up-Piain Dealsr' las
pM,,tSstahtS'; s..it, $3.50. $3.50. Won. Dolly
PPSS s io2 ,Gwgynne,: silS0 s. IS. S,cona
lime. 42's, FIRST Mate. JAKE. NsrSnsc
Cod Bells, RuSova Ssth,s Pen, me-, -
Ntrsie sweep also ran
purs n" q, 6 5ast; ! mile. The Waterloo Purse;
Mad Mullah. i0S tpvSon}. s. a. a AZ ye4n
Ill "pn, JuSt ~ Fun l0S tGWyuns,, - 90. 50 IS
STSSono' Cioth Hau. l04 Brown - -. talFd.
pp9nee. Ocean Crest and James : oEe'Pps
Fourth race mile. purse. 5, 300. claim.
nlsi. So so 81 10 sass. Won InseD S,v", ,57
tGwSnnel, 50 IS. 50 as, second S,nrsh Xxx
,Guerral, g IS. third. TrouS. Harry S.s1
Ih9Sian Guide and ASter Ripping also rsn.
INNS Horse Handicap. purse s. 600 f5y 4
NSaL~oidS aHd up-SctmItaU. ia Brown
si,os - 10, . 30; Won Queen rowton. III
iS M"n aWb,i: Sso - Sc SECOND Prickly Heat.
SoIaee, EdlSio and Nealon Kay also ran.
sixth race, ! mile. The Joe WrIeht P1,r<s
Pf SipS Js so = q S9a unwei, los
sakef lle ,Aben. sasG N tb1rs NY
~ s." 4 EuphFateS, Amcn-Rs and Resi- Ron
seventh race; / ugls purse Il 200 CLAIM.
rs, Swear -oldS and Reartarbs ia
,SWNAnel, $3.50, S3IS. EOS won TsEs
iSir. tVS ,McGihniS' 81 IS. - 50. second
ttme' a. Northland Kc>eiuSEo. Rsti,iS.
CIV" sue ihFcpio also ran
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MARCY SHOWS WAY
IN TRAPSHOOT HERE

Scoring 40 hits out OF so targets,
julius Marcev led the field OF 20 trap
shots who took part in the weekly Wash
ington Gun Club event yesterday at
the Benning range. w. c. Blundon
and Robert Blundon we're hard on Mar
cev's heels, each powdering AZ
Marcev's performance was notable In
that he has practiced little recently.
Following presentation TO DR., A. V.
Parsons of the Four Months Trophy
which he won during the past four
months of competition. the third con-
test Of this sort to be staged this year
was started Boyd Mayhem scored the
first win, with a rs straight, and earn
ed a life membership In the Amateur
TrapShooting Association. with which
the local club Is afilliated Henry Bar
tholomew also registered a rs straight,
Dr. j. c. Wynkoop was the only competi-
tor 10 hang up IS in the second event.
Bartholomew pointed the way in dou-
bies by downing 81 of "a
Tomorrow afternoon a 00-target pro-
gram will be staged at the club, start r.
ing at ! 30 O'Clock Contestants will
be classified on the basis of their 1923
club averages.
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PARAMOUNT RESULTS

First race: So furlcnss; purse. $1,000:
ffiia,'m M 2.year-old maidens-Thistle coot.
Genie CIT 2m'9 o Ws sbro slos4 ss and g a.
ana snd s4o2; Jack Grain: iii 'Pendersast, ),
fs51G f tisR, G Cbecr1. summit View
vindicstion. oceanid. RoSette and Counter.
:, Second race; s furionys; purse, $1,000:
c;aimins; 3-yesr-olos and un-Mv Dandy
sUo drin 1e5 Ton. So s43s and 50 90 Blue
Isa Time, f' N Mary Pe Tow Id ,hj5s
Btloxl. Torch. Violet Betty. Governos SETH
SIT Peter. Focus and Marhi also ran
claiming. 3-year-oldS Sue. los tE Clio.
n Rox .on; siS?s, SIS and 90; Thistle
street Liz f06 tCavensl. third. So 81 Time
l:4s's. Warfielo. PLAY Hour. Al Stebler. Tu.
zane zane protector Try Again. Col. Seth and
Fourth race; So turIonss: purse. $1,000
PooleI, won. sii as, S5.44 and 50. Goa
Black. ll3 tBolero,, second, 81 so ana 81;
T Tfs Ps9 Mo.ti Parm nsa thra
chIes. Tansleioot and Nsishapur also orr ram w."
,,a ai1tn race; | mile snd 70 Yards. the. Au-
Wnoala prse purss oo 5000 for
and s2.56:, Golden Racket, i0s shropshire
second s424 and S3;s2. Lancer. io7 MA.
stspaiong and Mickey D also ran
sixth race: 81 furlcngS; the Dixieland
rs Poole y @op s9d 1n Da =.
Charlie Bers!n, los tHorva.h, second 81 Sc
sng SS'2a. Gen Grant. los tFinnertyl, third
St.9o Zine, O6's Witchmount. Prisoner
Meknes, Goldna, Irish Pal, OresteS Sd ana
Irfaneh also ran.
seventh race: turlonrS; purse 81 600:
eiaimins, s-yesr-oldS and up---short Price
Il3 tPurkt, won. Sl4.t6. S7.3b and S3S.
Polysamia. III tMcClairb, second. S432 and
1882 Adventures. io4 tShropShirel. third,
ass. Time. t;t31s. Marabou. Clutter Ha
raSS, sun Baby, Rll Seth. ResoIute. Chin.
emilia. FIRE FAIRY and aempter also ran.
EtSnth race. &c miles, : 0nO
claiminG. 3-year-oloS and up-Sleepy Time
108 RICHARDS. won. S74.70, S493s auu
S6.'S and St,24; Sweepnet, l06 tShropShirel,
thrd, SO go. Time, LAT. Wrack Horn
M Phelps. sirSt Pick. Dante and Dream Life
also IAN
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TUNNEY HAS A GOOD
TIME IN SIGHTSEEING

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON September Gene Tunney
enjoyed the green countryside of on
fordshire so much today that he did
not get back to London until late to-
night
During the day he visited the quaint
old university town and was shown
about there. spending the remainder Of
his time In an automobile In the
country
He plans quiet Sunday at London.
with some additional sightseeing going
10 Paris Monday morning
At oxford the former heavyweight
champion was treated to unique
sight when. with chatter of hoofs and
a blast OF an old long horn, an old
fashioned stage coach with SCARLET
coated guard and gray-hatted ouotiders
drew up In front of the Mitre Hotel
after 6A-mile ride from London
II was the FIRST time In 70 years the
stage coach has been run between the
two places II having been Just nov re-
yiVed Tor a month tol the sake nf the
tradition Of the former service.
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MUST GOLF In OWN CLASS
In BANNOCABURN TOURNEY

not be surprising to see one of the
newcomers win,
Congressional has gone into the we'll
digging business on a big scale Not sat
iSfied with water barrels scattered
around the course the club has had
two wells dug one alongside the eighth
tee and the other near the thirteenth
Members Of the board figure the well
will save money for the club over a
stretch of years by eliminating the need
for trucking ice and water to barrels
every day.
DIR. Thomas ]. Rice thought he was
Sounoly beaten on the first nine the
other day when Dave Thompson. the
Washington pro annexed the first three
holes OF the nine, which was exactly the
handicap the doughty Scot had given
Or. Rice. Yet Rice managed to halvF
the nine and would have won but for
The fact that he took three puts on the
seventh green As the match turned out
Thompson had To hole a slanting side
Hill eight f0oter to win the last nine
and the match.
Although many of the gofing mem
bers of the local clubs are planning
trips over the holiday. golf committee
Oh Inc IDGHI CiuuS nave hEfHIigth Ul~
tract.ve week end golf affairs A list
of the tournaments 10 be held at the
Washington clubs follows.
CoIumbia--Best ball fourSomes, one
half the combined handicap to count.
Washington Golf and Country Club
Miniature Tournament
Congressional Country Ciub--Labor
day meeting l8-hole handicap tourney
with prizes for most pars, most brides
and low gross and net
Beaver Dam-Qualifying round for
club championship
Bannockburn Golf Cimb-Tombstone
tourney. and driving, approaching and
putting contests.
Town and Country Ciub-Annual
handicap tourney qualification rounds
at Is holes, finals to be played Septem-
Der g.
Manor Ciub-~Driving contest for men
and putting contest for women. A &C.
hole medal play handicap event, to
start today and conclude tomorrow
will also be held
Indian Spring Golf Ciub--Miniature
tournament.
Rob Barnett. the Chevy Chase pro.
and his Sorrel topped assistant. Gene
Larkin Travelled over 10 Indian Spring
last Wednesday afternoon for q game
With j. Monro Hunter and George Dir
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ARLINGTON RESULTS

cil F'si' rs s,,y, fss,Onss oessr course,
aSts ss5i. HoneSash ,6 aueg'' K %Sa >,i:
ono, sos 50 90 Vowed VenSeauce lpT tV
boisy t san9av = 50, s.. Time. ilSis. BUY,
SaeS' fSiavian. Secrecy and Lads Bash also
Second race; i,s miles ,,naer course, .
cassie % xOS S> Sc = Il S2d gs
ss p 81 Ssr t0 n cc6gGi ss sSS :
Fe ,, Away ,Azo, and sanction also ran
assel4i Ses9 10y i5n 1ss,-' &Sa az ~ "
second. s4Se sSss Seyensoei. ,ef t tcsRnyg,.
Enttih' third <Sas Time IS RSS
slndy LadS Leisure Hcus a Sno I'D s,S,,,
Fourth tSs re- re-, :. miles ,,onrr course, curse
JACK AleX9udey, loo tCrreSe, von tlSIe
sneS' 3ns Hnsm, 100 ~ fhtlpnp lee
.sa 49, TiS. SAs a. SCI ~ s .S,, nc,
- MAY ana u, Von also ran
,, ',hs rae, : tutlensS tonieg coug.s,. ne
S aas AMI up l,tisac,oaS 0,st les Warden,
NM ~ "a, 81 Us. Sal6, RuriS ta4 "a r
pSbos sc' tSaa ~ sag PIm 'oqe7'for -
Snay, Fannie J.. BIS sweep, EnthnSiaSt,S
E Edward; shasta Pine. DARK Phantom ana
sixth race ~ miles outer course,
purse, l,a0o; elalmtnG S-year-olds and up
sses Paaa6so i Us sn,ps%S Men ,s ss,3
$500; Busy Fairy, IN9 Kern, third u SS
Time, 3sp6As Master Ace aud BUSY IaSsir
seventh race; lie mleS toutsr course,
Rslsn N k,l claiming t.Sea' .otds and w
Ss9t stse croatap MI CyeeSe'' Sstsnd
ga ssst Cross nee, ms "a Ailer'
sas nv Gosh oNernr' ana Nad,ak slsa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-02
FORT RILEY P0L0lSTS
DEFEAT POINT JUDITH

ny the Associated Press
CLEVER. AND, Ohio, September II
Fort Riley's Army polo team, riding
hard but with aim and precision. broke
the back of Point Iudith'S defenso to-
day and won The national ia-goal
championship from the team which
defeated them Iii the intercircuit finals
a week ago
The Cavalry captains from Kansas
won by vast margin. 10 10 1. but not
without two casualties OF the rough
play, both from the mallet of Gerald
Dempsey, captain Of the young Rhode
Island team
Capt Charles Burgess got a broken
thumb out OF It ana had To retire
Capt /. * 1rnscott was hit By a
ball on the right eye Throwing up his
arm tn cell tor time. hp slumped across
his horse and later had 10 retire from
play.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-02
SARATOGA RESULTS

cld finia rae sv.t taYElonss The watervlc
l0s 9Rn;, odds and up-God Com
Brlar Broom li Is e. Rost to / 2 20 Won
S ,sio1no' One Cert. los u Barnes 70 8
MIRO Time. l:i3 Iron Srogn 20 l.
9 ot,o OF Sense, Cartoonist and Ssrsto %S
second race: about o., miles. I'll. c.
M -2SteeplechaSe Handicap; 4-yrar-oIdS sr6
- hIacian. 100 tKermath), II 10 in ~ -
o ., put, won: Ruler, i42 tThorndykef. Ia N
fSird Sec9 T161 ETne H. lss (Du Dulery. out.
f. Third race: 81 furlonss: The Ho,.,,,,.
Tor 2,yes -olds-Iack Heh. l27 tFllisPp -
r. 10 l. to 5. won Blue LarSspur. =
rC,FIsscama, II to 10. ii to 10. sscond
TrnsStnut Oak. 1922 ~. Burke 10 e ISir5
lime 1875. Oe5el. Soul Of Homo .,. y.
Da%n. Deacon Hill. DR. Freeisnd IT, T-yin ~
fortunes Favorite. Neddis Marine goIida =
sis riU rs ba'ieship GRAY and Hish SfrurE
ini Fourth sh.5 race; mile: The Rockhi. claim
~ rose. To 5. 3 tn ; i IN 4 ry1- :"
Last Bite; ll2 Luther. q to 8 IN ia N Ut
ono. Red Pate. 10 tRobinsont 10
tnlro. Time .393s. Puget Sound. wrsct''
cen. Sterling Silver Brush, AdiWt.1, 80" 80
dSre How also ran '"'"'"'' ana
ruth race; l94 miles: The sarstoqs c,.,,.
Iors -oids Hnd up-ReiSh Count. ifs ~
1Hts3h,i 70 2. out. out. won; Dlspfsv. rs
'"Sa, x1h out; second. Time, 25S.
r1a i,a;i rage; 2 tuilongs; The Golden Eod
Is to 5. Q TO 10. / to I. Won: con1e ,FIc
rose. to ). to 3. second Comn3s1,t,
IL II tSehreinerl 10 ). third Tirre ~ r!t'''
BDominesr. Regiment. Sauce Hish Moo -, j
F'ttty Michele also ran "''''