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-Four BRADLEY Winners

THE first Derby. run IN 1875. was
Il non by Ar.sudes. The distance
wa q mile and half. The distance
was reduced 20 a mile and quarter
IN 1896 Ben Brush COPIED the clas-
SIC that year. Churchill Downs did
not lay of" during the World War
years and omar Khayyam won IN
1917 and ExtermnatOr IN 1918. It's
the 6Ist running coming up.
The Derby record for a mile and
a quarter was posted By Twenty
Grand IN 1881 al POI As r Brad
ley mas four Derby victories TO his
credit. tie nominated TWO for the
1885 race. They are Big GaWk and
BOxrh0rn
The 1888 entries closed Feb. II
with no nominations. The Derby
is for 3-ycar-oiGs. by subscription Of
SD each. $500 additional TO start;
$4,000 added. of which $4,000 goes
To second $1,000 10 trigd $1,000 TO
fourth. starters TO b. named
through the entry box the day be-
fore tine race at usual time Of clos
ing a gold trophy goes to the own
er Of the winner.
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OLD RIVALS IN SECTIONAL TUSSLES HERE
Big Ten Cage
Teams Begin
Stretch Drive
Four Way Tie for Title Is
Possible: Indiana Plays
at Northwestern.

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CHICAGO, March Big Ten
basketeers went into their last week
end of conference play today with
four teams coming down the
stretch so closely punched that they
may easily end the season in
quadruple tie for first honors.
Wisconsin has better than a So
so chance to win the mdisputed
title. The Badgers have to whip
Chicago tonight and Purdue on
Monday night to do so.
The odds are about 100 to l that
Wisconsin will defeat ChicaSc!
which has won only one game in
II starts. and that from the almost
equally lowly Wolverines of Mich
igan. The odds will be even, how
ever, when the Badgers tangle with
Purdue, Monday.
BY winning from Wisconsin Mon
day and Northwestern next Satur-
day night the Boilermakers can
gain a tie for first place at the very
worst. If Illinois and Indiana lose
one of their weekend games, Pur-
due can gain a championship. If
Purdue wins both games, Wisconsin
wins one game and Illinois and In
diana win twice, a four-way tie will
result.
Such an impasse hasn't happened
in the Western Conference since
1926.
Games tonight: Wisconsin, Chi
cago, Minnesota, Indiana
Northwestern, MichiganOrio State.
Games Monday: -Pur-
due, IliinoiS-Michigan, Northwest
ern-IoWa. Minnesota plays Notre
Dame in non-conference game.
The standings:
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By Eddie Ash
THE DERBY DOPE TAKES On HEAT
ENTRY LIST RELEASED TO PUBLIC

THE Kenucky Derby has arranged to take your money
early this year The turf classic viii be run at Church
Hill Saturday May f. and the official entry list was
released for publication today You will find IN this column
The majority Of these bangas will be forgotten long before
the event won't be shipped TO Louisville Others VIII be
the talk Of the world and money will pour into the
future books
Of the Derby Attehoane
picked up the Derby officials we're gong ABOUT
Churchill Downs tried Fan meeting
depression still Is the Derby that makes
spring 81 Louisville
i event and
scratch
after
year. hopes and fresh money
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member, is picking Hammond to
come through up there.
Wilkinson kayOed Greenfield, 81
to 30, and Blackboard is still
stringing with Fortville over thar.
Smaller favorites to join the
bleacherites during the day we're
Wingate, Hartford City, Beaver
Dame and Cloverdale, Wabash
Valley champs. Wingate and
Washington are two former state
champions who will not repeat.
The St. Paul threat in the
Greensburg sectional was squelched
by the host team, 81 to IS. North
Vernon, Backboard's nomination,
won hands down.
Blackboard is fortunate that he
was in good old Indianapolis yes
terday instead of Lafayette. Had
your correspondent travelled to the
latter city, he never would have
returned in vertical position.
BackbOard's Jeff BrOnchOs had
a terrific struggle with West Side,
last years sectional champs, be-
fore Dickinson good ole Tom
dribbled the length of the floor in
the last minute to give the jeff
ians % to 20 edge.
Oh well-heh, heh-twO points
are as good as a milliOn-or 81.
Of course, of the BrOnchos want
to make million today to ease
BackbOard's mental strain, that's
alright, too.
Ben Davis theme song: Lets
all sing like the brides sing"
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Similar elimination play in 63
other sectional centers yesterday
eliminated more than half of the
781 contenders who started in the
tournament. Today's play will fur
ther reduce the field to "a sectional
champs who will gather in 16 re-
gional centers of four teams each
next Saturday to reduce the field
to 10 survivors. Friday and
Saturday, March Is and Is, will find
the select 10 gathered at Butler
feldhOuse here for the final games
that will determine who is king.
Logansport, 1884 winner still re-
NAMED IN the competition at its
home center last night, having de-
feated New Waverly $500 in a first
round game.
Local Rivalry Strong
Now, back to the local action
yesterday, when the county cham
pions. Decatur Central, and the city
champions, Washington, bit the
dust. Techs vaunted Green eleven
likewise took a Sideline seat and
the competition for the first round
and quarter finals was considered
the best seen here in a long time.
Ben Davis put on last-quarter
drive against Washington that la
beled the Giants as the real threat
for the local title They were tied
with Washington, A, at the first
quarter, but went into an 11-8 lead
by half time. Three fOul-line shots
by Hiatt out of four attempts meant
the difference. HooSer missed two
for the Continentals and Enrich
and Lasley one each.
The West Siders put on a squirt
in the second half that Melted five
points and brought them up to a
1913 tie, but Schoettlin Topped one
in as the gun cracked to give the
Giants players a 1913 margin at
the three-quarter post. Iii the last
quarter Hiatt carried the load with
three field buckets. He was helped
by Schoettlin, Finchum, Price and
johnson, who scored one each.
Frieje, a sub, sent the score to
BOLT as the final seconds licked
away. Lasley, with three field
markers, was Washington's chief
scorer.
Cardinals OverpOwer Tech
Tech revealed just one winning
punch. that in the first so seconds
of the second half. 1t Melted three
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/ baskets and a 15-11 lead, but late in
the game the Green five let down
and the Cardinals battled to victory
Tech held a 7-5 lead at the quar-
ter, but Quebe tied it at the foul
line, TT, only to see Reedy punch
in a great one-handed shot to give
Tech 81 lead. Hickman hit and
the Cardinals held a 11-9 lead at
rest time.
In the fast squirt when play re-
Sumed Childers tied the count and
Weaver and Meier Topped in one
field goal each to give the East Sid
ers 15-11 lead. Quebec connected
twice to tie the count at 15-all at
rest time.
Weaver hit a free throw and a
field marker to give Tech an 1915
lead, Webb came in the game to
pick up two points. Banta hit a
field goal and followed it with a
free throw to give Coach Ray
Schotts lads the lead and they
increased it to % with foul shot
and a field goal by Hickman, while
Techs last effort was a goal by Dale
HUT.
Manuals Redskins held the upper
hand over a battling Castleton team
from start to finish. Brandon scored
three times from the field in the
first half and, aided by Gallamore,
with two, and SchWomeyer and
Briggs with one each, held a 1919
lead at half time. Whitesell scored
three of the CastletOn points. Two
field goals by Sewers in the last
half, with Castletons only points
scored that way, while Hunt hit
three times from the field and two
Of three free throws, to score all of
Manuals points in the second half.
Blue Devils Show Power
Shortridge was the first team to
go into the semi finals in the last
game of the afternoon when they
easily defeated New Bethel, 1920.
Stevenson and Pack teamed to give
the Blue Devils 1873 lead at half
time, Hiner scoring five of Bethel's
nine points. w. wilkins scored five
consecutive free throws from the
foul line in the last half by Nc
Daniels and Stevenson tailed three
field goals each and Stevie a free
throw to boost his total for the
game to IA points and the game
was on ice.
Southport narrowly edged into
the quarter-f1nals as Acton gave the
Cardinals real scare as well as
battle before they went down to
20-l8 defeat. The count was TT
at half time, and while Banta.
Quebe, Langley, WinchelI and Hick-
man were each gaining a field goal
in the last half, Cook, a lightweight.
was heavy at the foul line and six
OF eight attempts and two field
goals to keep Acton right in the
battle. His only help was free
throw by Loves.
Warren Central refused to go
down without a battle and threat
ened the Tech team in their first
round encounter. Reedy. Mocas and
Meier outdone Gale and Glaze for
individual honors and a 26-18 Tech
win.
Washington humbled Lawrence.
1921, with Hooser and Lasley car
rying the scoring honor. Ben Davis,
paced by Price with seven field
goals, romped over Oaklandon, 49,
II, and the entire Manual team di-
vided its scoring we'll to defeat New
Augusta, 1923, in the other games
played here yesterday.
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Grant and Hall in
Contest for CrOlUn
BIZ United Press

By UHited Press
HAMILTON, Bermuda, March 9
Bryan (Bitsy) Grant, Atlanta, and
j. Gilbert Hall, South Orange, N. j.,
met today for the mems singles
championship in the Bermuda ten
mis- tournament
Grant defeated R. D. Murray,
Montreal, 60, ga, 60, in the semi
finals yesterday, while Hall defeated
Robert Bryan, Chattanooga, Tenn,
6-3, 60, Cd
Nine \ Sylvia Henrotin, France,
and Mrs. Dorothy Andrus, Stamford,
Conn, met for the womens title.
The French star eliminated Jane
Sharp, Pasadena, 60, As, rs, and
Mrs. Andrus advanced over Mrs.
John Van Ryn, Philadelphia, So,
ST, 6-3.
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Lefty Gomez Asks
2-Yedr Contract

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, March Lefty
Vernon Gomez, leading pitcher in
the American League last season, is
frolicsome and ready for another big
year with the New York Yankees
if they meet his terms.
He was a holdout today for a two
wear contract at $4,000 a year
Regardless of whether he gets
what he wants. the tall Irish-Cas-
lillian from California will not sign
for the salary he received last sea-
son. He indicated it was S13,500.
They offered me raise over the
contract / found waiting for me, but
not enough" he said. The con-
tract called for the same figure 1
received last year. and they're 60
ing to have to hike it plenty"
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Pin Gossip
BY BERNARD HARMON

Eddie StrlebeCk gave the naples
a severe Furnishing in his Fountain
SQUARE Recreation League appear
ance last night. sending TOO pins
into the pits 10 pace the individual
kegelers Of the city during last
nights sessions. He had games OF
245. 254 and 207.
With three other pin-Snlpers OF
the Cooks GOldblume clicking to
the tune Of 500 totals, the Beer
team registered another 300 total.
Games of 1889. 1O45 and 1925 gave
the Blumes a 3159 series count and
a double victory over the Coca
Cola team. which used 1910 game
to win the final tilt. The Cokes
opened with games Of 963 and 1924
70 total 3067 in their battle with
the league-leaders Six hundred
shooters for the Cook team were
jess Pritchett ST., with Gil. John
Fehr. with 624. and Lee Carmin,
with 622. Ed Stevenson, with 654,
and Phil Bisesi. with 637. were the
scoring aces for the losers. Steven
sons brilliant total followed a Goa
warmup in an earlier league.
Webers Boost Records
The Weber Mill rollers, in their
appearance, set a few records Of
their own. posting games of $50,
1898 and 1905 for a 1898 total and
triple victory over the Indianap-
oils Apron Supply team. The 1893
was the best single game effort of
the season for the Mix boys. while
their 1898 total represented their
top series count. Their three-game
victory also created a record, mas
much as 1t was their first clear
sweep Of the season.
Don McNew, at $40: Frank Ralko,
with 628. and Dick Nordholt, with
600. paced the Weber team, while
Johnny Murphy and Paul Striebeck
featured for the losers, with totals
of $40 and 618
The DIX Gasoline team, with
1881 total, won twice over the Polar
Ice s. Fuels. Carl Kiefer was the
only individual to place in the 600
class for the winners. his 631 turn
ing the trick. The Icemen had Nan
Schott at GA and Red Mounts at
SD. The winners posted a 1914 mid
die same, while the losers closed
with a 1902.
Hi-Brus Triumph
The Falls City Hi-Brus. with
their lineup of cripples, breezed
through with a double victory over
the Fox Jail House team. Jack
Hunt was the pacemaker for the
Hi-Brus. while Bert Bruder, with
his seasons top series. GIT, led the
scoring of the Jail House.
Last nights floor average at the
Fountain loop was just little short
OF OF. The fifty-four 200 games
rolled during the evening repre-
sented a new record for the
season.
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College Net Scores

Marquette. So: Notre Dame. 81.
Missouri. %. Kansas. d
Mt St Marv's 30; Georgetown 81.
Arkansas As: Texas A. g. NJ, Al.
Knox AZ; Coe %.
Drake 49 Grinnell. "a.
Texas Tech. So; Arizona 25.
Montana State. Sc: Montana, 80.
Villanova. 3D. Temple Is.
Washington and Lee. 81; Duke. 81.
Rice 81. Texas. 81.
Creighton SO. Tulsa. 81.
North Dakota, 80; North Dakota
State IS.
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MAILMAN Us INJURED

CAMDEN. N. j., March "A torn
shoulder ligament prevented Nick
Lutte, POT pounds. California, from
coming back for the third fall in
a wrestling match with Don George,
218, Buffalo, here Thursday and
George vas declared the winner.
Lutte collapsed after George had
tortured him II minutes with dou-
ble-Wrist lock.
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BerghoT Beers again showed some signs
Of life when 'bev totaled 2941 in their
Washington League appearance al the
illinois AlievS. Led by Lou Daughertv's
Ell and SIS by Leo Ahearn they took a
three-time win over the opposing Coca
Cola quintet Morris led the scoring for
the losers with 500 The Beermen
reached their leaeue-lea ding total with
games or 925. 939 ard 1867
Rov Goodhue and John Blue turned in
totals Of 642 and SIS 10 give the Under
wood Transfers a Shutout victory over the
Leonard Goals The Marriott Shoes. with
Bob Kellv al 500. vas also a three-game
winner. The victims being the Quaker State
OILS Wooden Shoe Beers. with a 1905
middle game took a 2-to-1 decision over
The Indianapolis Paint and Color Co. The
losers presented a 500 shooter when
Wendell Nave scored a 6i8
Capitol Ice won a pair from the Wheeler
Lunch. Webb Wallace of the losers fea-
turing the series with a 6O4 No 500
totals appeared in The HooSier Optical
Schmitt Insurance fracas won bv the
former by a , to-l score
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ABC PIN ACTION BEGINS

bW Nffd Press
SYRACUSE. n. Y. March 2.-The
35th annual tournament of the
American Bowling Congress was I'M
der way today. with all early arriv-
ais in action on the newt battery of
alleys. The Congress was formally
opened last night. President August
JankowSky of Detroit and Mayor
Marvin Of Syracuse were the guests
or honor.
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Cagers Win
Final Season FrdcGc

The Crispus Attacks High School
basketball team closed its season
with victory on its home floor
last night, turning back Central OF
Louisville, IS to 10.
The Tigers forged into an early
7 to lead and were. setting the
pace at the half, ID TO 5. Sum-
mary:
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LONDOS. MARSHALL DRAW

~ { HitfN IfHH
CHICAGO, March 2-Jlm Lon
dos. worlds heavyweight wrestling
champion. and Everett Marshall
wrestled here 10 a draw Thursday
in a benefit bout. Jim McMillen
and Menmet Yousiff also wrestled
to no decision in a prelim match,
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HAMMOND SQUAD is
STATE MAT LEADER
BIZ Times Special

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, March O.
The Hammond High School wres-
ting squad forged into the lead in
the fourteen annual state high
school wrestling meet here by plac-
ing five matmen in the semi finals
round last nigt. Roosevelt Of East
Chicago and Bloomington defend
ing champion trailed closely. with
four entries each in the semi-fnals
competition.
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Basketball
Independent, League and ANA
teur Results and Notices.

Results Of games played 70 date in the
tourney at the Tabernacle gym
Tabernacle quintet. 45. Thirty-eighth-st
Cubs l9
Tabernacles ~; Meridian Juniors. 10.
Tigers 81. Carrollton Reforms. a.
Tigers. %: Meridian Heights IS.
The two victories boosted the Taber-
nacles win list TO 81 in a row against
two defeats.
Cleveland scored q points in the Tigers
62-42 triumph. Westfau led the Re-
forms with y points.
The R o. c. basketball team journeyed
70 Cleveland TO defeat the Cleveland
snipers, 43 10 %. Bright and Guled
starred for the winners.
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Unchallenged
Jnitcd Press

WITtN FTfN9
DETROIT, March a Gar
Wood went unchallenged for
the Harms worth Speedboat
Trophy this year and at mid
night Thursday, deadline for
announcement of challenges,
Lee Barrett, secretary of the
YaChtsman's Association OF
America, telegraphed Wood:
NO Harmsvorth challenge re-
ceived. Congratulations to you
for assurance that you will be
holder Of the trophy for an
other year"
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THE 5RA[KBDARD

Washington
Tech last night The Davis Giants and Washngtons
fighting holding
slight the third when his
appearance the proximity of the rafters.
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Shortridge Meets Manual,
Ben Davis Plays Southport
in Semi-Final Basket Tits
Winners at and O'Clock This Afternoon at Tech Gym
Will Clash Tonight in Final; Tech, Washington,
CaSteton and New Bethel Join Losers.
RY DICK MILLER

Southport remained the battle
Indianapolis
basketball gym
following final yesterday
The semifna tits this afternoon which calls
Manual the m.
and Ben Davis and Southport meet at nures clash
o o oV
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Fights Last Night
(By United Press

CBy United Press
NEW YoRK-Lew Ambers. 1874 Herki-
mer n Y outpointed Sammy Fuller,
Cleyeland, outpointed Werther ArcellL.
1872 =. Boston 80; steve Halaiko. 1897.
Rochester. N. Y. outponted Honey Bow
Hughes. 1922. Glens Falls. n. Y. Isl: Lou
Sallca, ll7I2. BROOKLYN. outpointed Dick
Welsh. III ?. New York 81; Irving FL
bridge l29, New York stopped Eddie Burl,
!26, Jacksonville. Fla. t3G Tony Scarpati.
1907. Herkimer. N. Y "a.
ST. PAUL Everett Rightmire 1876 Sioux
City. outpointed Paul Lee. l24 indian
apolis 10t Al Ettore. 1870. Philadelphia,
outpointed Art Sykes 1874. Chicago; Leon
ard Dixon. 206 New York. stopped Jim
Browner 2l4, Chicago tBrowner broke
HOLLYWOOD Frank Rovsey. 1875. Mon
tana. decisioned JOHNNY Miller 1877 Abba.
cisioned johnny Walters. l58. Los An
geles a.; Joey Rosenberg. 112. Long
Beach. drew Speedy OrIta. liz. Los An
geles a..
KANSAS CITY-Pat Kisinger. 1856 Kan
sas Civ decisioned Bus Breese. i35 Man
haitian Kan 10t Joe Ghnouly. 1876 St.
Louis. defeated Joey- Alcanter: 1856. Kansas
CITY 40; Carl Shafer 1874; St, Louis. de-
81 Cap Harding. $50. Kansas City. de-
clsioned Jimmy Wooten. 1853. Omaha 10l;
Tony Bradley. 1913, Kansas CITY. decisioned
Jess Freeman l42. Kansas City a.; Tru-
cisloned Jimmy Lacoume. 100. New Or
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FLASHES IN MEETING

Players wishing to try out with
the Oak Hill Flashes baseball team
are asked to attend a meeting to-
morrow at 2 p. m at 2306 Fernway-
st, Indianapolis.
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Carter Builds HAT ShOW
Into AU-StGr Program
McMiIen and SchUh Added to Armory Card Tuesday,;
Edwards and Harper Hold Top Spot.

A
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Looking over the battle fields
around the state

Looking over the battle fields
around the state
The 'neWsiest" upset Of the day
was the tumble of the Washing
ton Hatchets to Montgomery.
Montgomery, listed in the draw
ings as Barr Township trailed the
favorites until the final quarter.
Then the surpriSers rang up seven
points while holding the Hatchets
scoreless, TO win 20 TO 10.
Froebel Of Gary, the squad that
melted Michigan City's perfect
record, was sidertcaked by a city
rival, Emerson. % to 20. Emerson
drubbed Froebel in a regular sea-
son game, thus taking the upset
spice out Of yesterdays affair.
Blackboard, you probably don't re-
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1t was all right SO long as he
droned around overhead getting a
birds-eye view of the struggle
no one seemed to mind. But when
he sWooped down on the playing
floor and began to fit around be-
tween the players legs, one of the
teams yelled for time.
There we're those present who
cried that it was a bat, but Back
board, after close observation Of
the creature as it grazed his shoe
strings and a studiouS Consulta-
ton with the conservation de-
partment, insists that it was only
a frightened little sparrow.
Then the fun began. During the
time-out, which extended over
four minutes, fans and officials
joined in an effort to bag the
beast" as he SKINNED slowly
around the floor. The sparrow
appeared tired, and a neat three
point landing was expected mo-
mentarily.
Umpire T. r. Smith took his
sweat jacket in hand and made
several vicious sWipeS at the maui
rauder as he winged by to no
avail. Some one suggested that a
net be taken down for use in the
capture, but you know how those
Tech teachers stand to protect
those nets. Don't you, Washing
ton?
Suddenly the little fellow de-
parted as hastily as he had APP
peared and the game was re-
sumed.
Then what do you think hap
pened? That Ben Davis team was
inspired beyond words. The SUI
burban boys couldn't miss the
hoop. The net took jerk on
everything they tossed. They
played like demons. And when
the final gun barked Washington
was trailing hopelessly, 80 to II.
Now give that story the bird.
Tech and Southport put on a
good old-fashioned "drammer" to
wind up the evening, with the
Cardinals finally triumphing over
all % to 20. 1t was see-saw
struggle all the way, though the
East Siders appeared headed for
victory midway i the third
quarter.
The Southport cagers relied on
distant heave -and-hOpe shots to
keep in the running in the first
half, but Coach Ray Scott evil
IDENTIFY said a few things in the
dressing rom at the intermission.
In the last half Southport was
different team and the whole
Cardinal rally was hinged on neat
password under and near the
hoop.
1t was a tough ball game to
lose. The Techmen gave a good
account of themselves. There was
no humblenesS in their defeat
Manuals undopable Redskins
came through easily against
Castleton, % to Is, and seemed in
condition to give Shortridge a
stormy session this afternoon. The
Redskins trounced the Blue Devils
as the season closed last week.
Ben Davis and Southport, other
semi-fnalists, played three sea-
son engagements, Ben Davis win
ming two.
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Look En- OUer

4 MONG The early favorites in the
~ MAY 4 Kentucky feature are
Chance sun. Nellie Flag. Psychic
BID. Plat Eve and BOXthOrn. Other
leading stake Contenders Of 1884
entered are Try sympathy, St Ber-
nard Wise Prince. Sailor Beware,
Brauuou. Bl3Ckbirder. VlcareSs,
MorpiuCk ESpoSa. Commonwealth,
Polish Beau. Special Agent. Sound
Advice Roman Soldier. Omaha,
Today. Plttcr Pat. Billy Bee Weston.
Gallant Prince and Good Flavor.
The complete 1885 entry list fol-