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|LAND0N'S RIDERS
| TAKE OWN SHOW
Other Schools Share Well in
Honors With Large Field
Competing.

The sons and daughters of well.
known local horsemen came together
for their annual battle to attain tor
honors at the Landon School horse
show yesterday afternoon. with the
home school riders cleaning up q
major portion Of the ribbons in nint
holly contested events.
Representatives of more than 9
dozen schools competed in the various
classes, with the booty in a fine day
of sport unusually we'll distributed
among the young riders.
Landon Schools team captured the
blue ribbon in the intra-school jump
ing, and the youngsters from that
institution added up the high point
score of the day. but almost every
organization that sent out a COMPETE
tor wound up with some reward for
its trouble.
Judges were Estler NJ Palmer, Bar
croft, Va, and Ray Norton, Potomac
Md.
Summaries:
Class No. !. for children under II years
OF age. seat and hands-First, Susan Laid
slve pon " BSwn ssh0s sc,o second
Valiant: third: John Stump Landon School
on standot1; fourth. Norman Baxter. Lam
don School. on Frosty.
ases OF ii and Is, seat and hand
First, Ann Hushes. Ben Murch v,; sch 400 |
SCHOOL ye}n 'n Blue ss snd WIFE Fourth Jane
49, "mD ssnGs R4n
laNFirst. Elaine Mcdowell, Holton Arms
School. on Modern Melody. second, Mercer
thrd Blaire Louise Rogers. wilson High
School. on Dams Gold: fourth. Bud Hemin
way Landon school On Anse Gsnr,el y.
National cafhedral School, on Question
naire, second. Frank Christmas; Roosevelt
McDoveli Holton Arms, on Modern Mel
cay: fourth E 2, d. Talbot Roosevelt High
Class No. 5. junior hunters. Outside
course iumps-Flrs.. EAzabeth Marsh, Der Ben
Mureh sfho on God Xeid feesnd Man
wilson High school on Dams Gold; fourth,
Mary Jackson. National Cathedral School
evt Gsss rs Hi Ssans e.
,hedral School. on ouestionnairs second,
.Iodern Melody: third. Frank Christmas.
Roosevelt High School, on Pole Star:
fourth, ELIZABETH Marsh Ben Murch
Sce GAS M No o q & C. A. good hands
eyent-First. Frank Christmas. Roosevelt
High School on Call Me: second. EDDIE
Talbot, Roosevelt High School on Golden
Glow: third. Elaine Talbot. Holton Arms
School. on Modern Melody; fourth Mar
galet HILL. National Cathedral School, on
Questionable
Class No. $, touch and out, for riders
Adams, Landon School, on LACQUER Lady
second. Mary Jackson. National Cathedral
School. on Happy Dsze: third Tony
Reuter andon Schoold on re,a rns nqfe
Hish School, on cyclone .
Class No. .. intra; school team Jump
ing-First. Landon School Mercer Fadely
on Happy Daze, Jack Adams on LACQUER
Lady, Bud Eeminwsy on Angel Gabrien :;
second, Bethesda Chevy Chase robin
Riddik on Cherry, Marian Curran. il. on
Dark Moon. Carol Curran or, Pole star,
The school totalpoint trophy was won
by Landon School with s points. second
place to Bethesda Chevy Chase. with 10
points; third place to Ben MuIch and
National Cathedral School. with points
apiece Holton Arms. E. v. Brown and
Roosevelt High all had 3 points each.
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Aurora Results
a, the Associated Press.

B, the Associated Press.
a-yesrsolds and up; maidens and winners
Of one race: furionss' 90 $50 90
Pin Money MARTINI 5.-o n
Heidi Lowe -4'
Ais" ran-Govisco. Joe Eaton and Mil
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $500: claimins
4ysaI,oldSF ts sda up % ts59 9s4o $40
Galloway tLoturco, ".4o a'Sn
Wise Eddie tRichard) $40
H I1me' ralnEstyle Corner. Bar Play. la
coma and Luteen.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500; calming;
4year odds and up; 81, 80 f nn 9nso ,so
I Rspia ssll ,F1f!Sss '00 SO
Blond Jester lowe, 1850
Also ran-Turnbriaae: Reelaway. I'm I'm
daily Double paid s342sO for s2)
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $500; claiming;
4-year-olds and up; g fur 5 nn en- aso
Jens Son u. g Wilson, 44o 3asoo
Also ran-Masnolia Cash. Geolosist
OnabOy and Golden ARIEL.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $500: allowances:
Swear -olds; 5l2 furlonEs.
Count Valiant ~ ,oo
~. G. wilson, $50 go 800 90
aPrince Argo (Morris) 40 81 ~
Pegging Away fRyan) %.oo
Also ranNPelter. Dolly Val and aMan-
aB. Hernandez entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse 81. 800: Richard
J. Lyons Handicap: 3-year-olds ana up
bTsansmutabie tDyer) $40 500 40
cGreystreak tConleyl 2.oO ~
bCardinalis u. g. wilson, 4.4O
Also ran-chance Ray. cardarrone.
cMiss Dolphin AMY Feng and aF'a1r FLAX
ar. Seremba entry, u...r,
BIZ c. Little and T. L. Kelley entry.
Mrs. A. NJ. Creech entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500: claim
ing: 4-year -olds and up; j. miles; no..
AlTns G. ~. 6. Wilson, go 100 3.2n
Ritz Brothers tBodioul BOO gu
Good Memory tConley 80"
Also ran"Kate Greenaway. Fair Mole,
Hazel Eye and Gaelic.
EIGHT HRACE-Purse. 5000: claiming;
maiden SyssTodRs ys ana up so s%
Notation ILltzenberseD $50 4.ao
Chicinger Ioturco) 4.no
Also ran-Waza Wind. Gold Clause.
cardibre Fair Volta, Dads Choice aSd
Whatin.
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X. C.. Horse Show
Is Slated Today

The annual Knights of Columbus
horse show. presenting a full pro-
gram of hunter. jumper and pony
classes, was scheduled to start at
the Meadowbrook Club show
grounds this morning.
Vincent P. Lester. secretary of the
meeting. announced that more than
100 entries have been received IN
the various classes. -.=.-e
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FEATURE AT AURORA
TO TRANSMUTABLE
Comes From Rear in Mud to Win
Lyons Handicap, With Gray
Streak Second.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. May 2l.-Transmutable
q 6-year-old gelding which likes the
going rough but not too long. came
from behind in the mud today to win
Aurora's featured $500 Richard j.
Lyons Handicap over the 6-furlong
route by length and quarter.
Grey Streak. favorite with another
Mrs. A. M. Creech entry. Miss Dolphin
broke away on top and set the early
pace but could not withstand Trans
mutable's drive in the stretch.
The Creech entry held second, how
ever, to beat out Cardinals. entry
mate of the winner Transmutable
owned by I. c. Little and ridden by
Joe Dyer. ran the distance nj l:l725
and paid $40 to win.
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Charles Town
Results

FIRST -RAcEPurse. $500: 3-year-olds
and up: furlonss.
Ered.s warnins (snydeD 200 49, aa2n
Prince Khsyyam 'PalumDo' $50
v Ass pS2nosS sna poll PsI4a Water
SECOND RAcE-Purse; $500; claiming:
Niles and mares 4-year-olds and up;
asartplay ,Cofrman, 1850 1890 60 s.a %
Bistrita tMachado) 40
Also ran-Judith b. Trip. Lady Buck.
Mad Dash and Pukka Heaven.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. 5000: claiming:
4-year-olds and up: Ga furlones.
sfodse If Hs1od a esh.r, 1900 20" SO"
Penway tPalumbo) 4.4O
Also ran-Caleb. Packaway. Hard Chase.
Windsors Hope and Gagne.
daily Double paid S161 800
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming;
flllies and mares: 4-year-olds and up;
Lazy cires Ss !kllss " $3.50 1880 $50
Lucky Turn 1Lauch, 500
Also ran-Lady Gurzil Sun Belle, Magic
Gift. Indiana and Early Dawn.
3-year -olds and up: about 4I2 furlongs
Edith Walker tPalumbo) 1880 $40 40
Blond Reel (Root) 500 SEQ
Ladys Favor iTaylor) GAO
Time, O:533s.
Also ran-Tuleyries Lin. Quill. Shaggy
Ann, Morvim and War Tale.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 81, 900: the Apple
Blossom Handicap; 3-year-olds and up;
about furlongs.
James A. (HowelD $50 $50 $40
Ny Surprise tGaither) $40 $50
Buck Langhorne (Palumbo) $50
Time. :32ls.
Also ran-Wise Sister. Miss Adeline,
PaEsys First and JabDerie.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse $500: claim
Ing; 3.year-oldS and up: Il. miles; On
Passing sun tHacker) $40 $50
Ardor fRootl $50
Time, 1:66is.
Also ran-Counterpass. Abbot's Last,
Sweepemup and Apathy.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming:
4-year-olds and up: Ia miles.
HUBBY IL Conman) 1850 $50 $40
Aufcin wv. Kirk $50 $50
Queen Elizabeth e. KilRore) $50
Time. 2:O44.
Also ran-Cnief Rock. Little Percy and
Plight
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OOuDle CTOWH WIlIleI, SOl. MAXWELL
Towards Stagehand, the countrys
leading thoroughbred cleaner this year,
will be racing again, but that he is
fairly certain that Stagehand's public
won't have to wait longer than three
or four weeks to see him in action.
Stagehand suffered only slight attack
of influenza at Churchill Downs while
training for the Kentucky Derby,
which he missed, and he ran a tenn
perature only couple of days. 1t was
to this sickness, which has not mani
tested itself. that his poor showing in
the Derby trial stakes which The Chief,
his running mate, won, with Lawrin
second, is attributed by Sande. 1t was
because of it that he was withdrawn
from both the Derby and the Freak
ness.
Looks to Kent Handicap.
If Sande is not disappointed Stage
hand will make the Kent Handicap,
July 2, the Kent being a $4,000 fixture
of l mile and 1-l6 for 3-year -olds ex-
clusively, and is the richest special of
its kind to be run at Delaware Park.
The Chief is another Kent
eligible, and on the form the
three colts showed in the Derby
trial he may be better than either
Stagehand or Lawrin at the
mile and 1-16 route.
Like Dauber. who won the Freak
ness. The Chief is son of Pennant
and as Dauber was an aquistion of
William du Points at the c. v. Whitney
dispersal sale at Pimlico last Novem-
Der, he Was one of Towards. He was
a $4,000 colt; Dauber cost $4,000,
and both were good buys.
Dauber, besides winning the Freak
ness. finished second to LaWrin in the
Kentucky Derby and second to Stage
hand in the Santa Anita Derby. He is
in the Kent Handicap, but Lawrin is
not The presence of The Chief.
Stagehand and Dauber in the Kent is
sufficient to attract many thousands
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Belmont Park
Results
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOCIATED Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000; m mai +
rii.ss s on the w i course
Superlee tWorkmanJ ISL s.! 81
Boid Fay (Corbettl IL IL
SUI R,@ @iFi o 'Wasne0 40
Also e' ran-Rose Baby Short rations.
b Escalade. Prudent Miss, Guitar Peacny
b-M. Field and r. L. Gerry entry.
SECOND RAcE-The Charles 1. ! Appls-
steeplechase 4-year-olds ana up ABOUT =
miles. , 4.
Sailor Beware tLittle) SO 30
Rioter Mason 20
Time 3:46ls.
Also IanITop Wave Good Chance and
THIRD RAcE.The Colin: purse; ST.
600 sIloV aas,v; 2-year-olds: farlonsE
Shining One tArcarol 20 20
Wise Decision tGilbert Out
Also ran-Breeks and Meadow Morn.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse $1,000; allow:
ances; FLIES: ;}-year-olds: the Nalad; +
Drift Along tstouU $40 - Out
Rssa tArcarol Ia 1-6
Tea Leaves (Renick) IL
Also ran-Rambler Rose Miracle Sister.
Hostile and Camelot
FIFTH RAcE-Tne Withers Stakes;
purse, So 900 added: 3-yesr-olds: ] mile.
a Menow tKurtsineert 3-5 Is Out
THANKSGIVING tWestrope) So 10
RedbreaSt tArCaro) SIS
Also ran.Masic Hour Red Pepper Cat
tistock. Dab He, Battle Jack and Sun
Alexandria,
Al. P. Headey entry.
SIXTH RACE-The Commando Handi-
cap; purse ST 800 added; class B; 3-year-
olds and up; 70 miles.
PasteuriZed STOUT, b-1 s5 10
Grey Gold tBiancoi 81 Al
Unfailing fWeStrope) 40
Time. | 81.
Also ran-Rudie Sandy Boot. Moonside.
Caballero II. Matey.
SEVENTH RACE-The Sweep Handicap;
purse. 81 900 added; class c; 3-year-olds
and up: / mile.
Sunsun tRenick, 81 FL IL
Old Nassau (Stout 81 SO
Shining Sun workman 2-1
Time, :3S2s
Also ran-Bob's Boys Uallno. Mosawtre.
Sir Jim James Cascapedia. Grand Siam
and Winning Chance.
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MENOW |NFR0NT
IN WRITER'S MILE
Recoups Prestige With Win
by Two Lengths in Old
Belmont Fixture.
By the Associated Press.

BELMONT PARK, N. Y. May al
Back on his favorite battle grounds,
racing over a more appropriate dis
lance and facing weaker opposition,
Hal Price Headley's Menow today re-
gained some of the prestige he lost in
the Derby and Preakness by scoring
an easy two-length victory in the SD
Withers mile.
The strapping dark bay son Of
Pharamond 2d-Alcibiades sped the
furlonRs in 1897 Us to collect an
even $4,000 in purse money for his
Kentucky owner.
The biggest crowd of the New York
season, estimated at 10000. witnessed
this, one Of Americas Oldest stakes.
Thanksgiving Runs Second.
Second in the field of nine 3-year-
olds was Mrs. Parker Corning's
Thanksgiving. the checkers tip. while
five lengths farther back came Mrs.
Payne Whitney's Redbreast to earn the
show Ogden Phipps' Magic Hour was
fourth. followed by Dab He, the win
ner's stablemate Red Pepper. Sun
Alexandria, Cattistock and Battle
Jack
The Headley entry was quoted at
3 to 5. Nenow gave the stable a
triple. two daughters of Supremus-
Superlee and Drift Along-having won
earlier events for the Lexington turf
man.
Pasteurized Is Victor.
Pasteurized. 3-year-old son OF Milk
man in the silks of Mrs. w. Plunket
Stewart, won the class B" handicap.
sixth on the card. in a manner to
suggest that he may become some sort
of threat in the Belmont stakes.
The chestnut colt carried lO6
pounds. or equal topweight by the
scale with the Disappointing 6-year-old,
Cabaliero I'd, over the mile and
furlong distance and won by six
lengths. He finished in Isl under
Jimmy Stout. who was earning
double in the saddle.
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to Delaware Park on July 2. LawrinS
absence is to be regretted, but his de-
velopment of the form that saw him
victorious in the Flamingo StakeI
and the Derby seems to have been I'm.
expected. He has very few summer en-.
gagements Of importance Hal Price
Headley's Chesapeake Stakes winner,
Bourbon King, is in the Kent Handi-
cap, as is Myron Selznicks Can't Wait.
Headley's Belmont Futurity win.
ner Of last year is not entered. Head~
ley's stable is so we'll stocked this sea-
son, racing all his horses in one sec.
tor would not be good business. Me-
now is at Belmont Park. He won the
Withers at that racing strip yester-
day and has regained all Of his keen
speed. Headley is one of the consid-
cradle nominators in Delaware Park
Stakes, He has promised to have his
entire eastern division here through
the meeting.
Nedayr Promising Threat.
Among the other eligibles for the
Kent that have attracted attention
this season are Bull Whip. Fighting
Fox. Red Pepper, Chaps. Grasscutter.
Stormscud, Magic Hour. Thanksgiving,
Hypocrite, War Peril, Crepe, Mythical
King, Benjam. Great Union, Sun Alex
andria and Nedayr. 1t might be very
smart not to pass up Nedayr, at least
not yet.
He trimmed pretty good
horses at Pimlico last fall in
REVEALS Of the Walden Handi-
cap and the Pimlico Futurity
and he is apt to recapture his
form at any time.
Handcuff, like Dauber and The
Chief. purchase at last November's
sale of the c. V. Whitney stable. has
just won an Acorn Stakes at Belmont
Park and looks right good bet in
The coming Coaching Club American
Oaks.
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SHOE PITCHERS MEET.

Horseshoe pitchers interested in
Joining the Metropolitan A Singles
League are requested to attend
meeting tomorrow night at 8 O'Clock
at the home of Temple FARRELL on
Algonquin avenue, Berwyn. No ap-
plications will be received after the
meeting.
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TRANSMUTABLE AHEAD
Takes Lyons Handicap at Aurora
by Length and a Quarter.

CHICAGO, May 81 lP.-Trans-
mutable raced over a heavy track to-
day to win the $1,000 featured Richard
j. Lyons Handicap at Aurora by a
length and quarter. Grey Streak, the
pace setter most of the way, was
second, and Cardinals, entry mate of
the winner. third.
Jockey Joe Dyer sent Transmutable
ahead in the stretch to win the fur
longs in 1:l72s and bring $40 to the
winners hackers. A crowd of $4,000
bet nearly 100000 during the after
noon.
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FIRE MARSHALL LEADS.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 81 R.-
Cutting down six-length lead with
q flashing burst Of speed in the stretch,
Fire Marshall, chocolate colt owned by
Maj. A. c. Taylor of Vancouver. British
Columbia, won the $1,000 added Tan
foran 3-year-old championship bandi.
cAp today.
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Churchill Downs
Results

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming;
oddesa Maid South $40 900 500
HoaISean 4. .C e nssrv;,., 100 80
wa4n H On Yo wsy a sse5S 3s
SECOND RAcE-purse. $500: claiming;
s;,,s and up Ga iy ~
Gay Bubble perkins, $50 40
Powers Gou n;s 'Robertson) 800
Also ran-1ntrp. Arianna Give Abby
B., Mamalula. Biliies Orphan. Justihca-
ton. I Parjoyce and Charmed Circle.
year-oids ana up s furlones. ~
Peach , Eaassm6le rowleD $50 S.ssoo
Also ran--f Rothby. Brierton. Startling,
Shandon Queen: Polsun. Harriet Ann.
daily Double paid $50 for S2D
FOURTH RAcE-purse. $500; claiming
Layover "a. Robertsens s' $50 $50 s4c
BUSY Man lW: L. Johnson 11.2O $40
Finella tPerkinsl 300
Time. 0:55 Is.
Also ran-Lovely Sister. The Bride
Calling. Express and All Spades,
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
4-year -olds and up: & furiongs
Bill Donoghue tSisler) 500 $50 $50
Night Bandit (P. Roberts) 800 $50
Valdina tSteffen) $50
Time. lis As.
Also ran-Candle Light. Wowo. Male
man. Black Mistress.
SIXTH RACE-The Kentucky Handicap:
purse. $1,000 added: 3-year-olds and up:
70 miles.
Arabs Arrow wv. L. Johnson) 40 800
Eagle Pass tStehen) $40
Time. ] IA.
Also ran-zevson. Broadway and Knee
Deep.
SEVENTH RACE-Handicap: purse,
81. 900: 3-year-oids and up: furlones.
Bacon (Maver) 4,20 800 2.40
Lassator fPariSo) 4.4O 800
Candescent (South) $50
Time. l:14ls.
Also ran-Lttle Nymph and Texas Rose.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500; claiming:
4-year-OidS and up: u miles,
Butter Beans (perkins) $50 $50 ego
tumble tLandolt) 400 2.4O
everyday (Montgomery $50
Time. ] 90.
Also ran-F1ying Banner and Silver
Fleet.
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LEGION NINE BOOKING.

Silver Spring (Md) Junior Ameri-
can League nine would like to book
games for Saturdays and Sundays,
Call Manager Grufta. District 1900
branch 1920, during the day. and at
shephefd 3232 In the evening.
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TAKES HUNTER TITLE.

CARROLTON, Md. May 81 ~
Mrs. George Saportas, riding War
Cren, was awarded the hunters cham
pionship today at the sixteenth an
nual Doughoregan Manor horse show.
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DUNBAR BOWS ON COURT
Armstrong Tennis Team Easy so
Victor in Colored Match.

Armstrong High School tennis team
defeated the Dunbar netmen, SO. at
the Banneker Recreation Center courts.
In another colored high school series
match tomorrow, Armstrong will meet
Cardoza at 3 pm. at Banneker.
Singles-Louis Burr (A) defeated
Elmer Crawford, GO, Ga; Laurence
Martin (A) defeated Mike Dubisette,
60, 60: James jackson (AD de-
feated Arthur Leigh. IS. 3-6, 6-3.
Doubles-Davis-Bur (A) defeated
Holmes Smith. 81, Ga; Martini
Swayne (A) defeated Crawford Bow
man, 81, 81, 60.
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lymph and Texas Rose.
NEW CIRCUITS READY
Southeast Branch of Boys Club
Has Pewee, Insect Loops.

Two baseball leagues have. been
formed by the Southeast Branch OF
the Boys Club, the winners of which
will play winners from Central Branch
and Georgetown Branch for the Boys
Club city championship.
Teams are Southeast Branch Bees.
Tigers. Indians, Bomba's Indians.
Northeast Branch and Police Club
No. in the peewee section: District
Heights B. c.. Cardinals, Southeast
Business Men, Giants. Northeast
Branch and Friendship House In the
insect section.
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Rossvan's Comment
track at Charles ToUn.

SIXTH RACE-TIMBER LADY,
TEDMELIA, DISOWN.
TIMBER LADY has always been
able to hold her own on the small
circuits. She just missed at this
point the other afternoon and
promises to be the first to look
the judges in the eye.' TEDMELIA
finished third to such as Red
Pepper and Happy Code last time
out. DISOWN has been threaten
ing.
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Straight Place and Show

Delaware Park Stanton DEL will swing into action June meeting
" e
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Seabscuits Ertoed Appraisal of Classic Race
Race Selections

| aurora tFSSt)s
BY the Louisville Times.
Helen Macaw, Memory Chair,
Chicken Lady.
2-Cheraw, Ubald g.. Style Corner.
3-Maderis, Irish Play. Red Aril.
+Cruison, F. seremba entry, Judge
Brooks.
5-Yenrac. Tut Tut, Shoteur.
6-War Jest. Enagala. Burr Hickman.
7-Immutable. Bungler. War Dimes.
s+Supreme Flag, The Tribesman,
Gatlin.
Best bet-Cruison.
Belmont East.
BY the Louisville Times.
Jack Homer, River Pirate, Throt-
tie Wide.
2-No selections.
3HLovely Night, Steam Roller, Co.
Pilot
4EThe Fighter, Fair Knightess. Go
Home.
Some Count. Consul. Play Gold.
6-Spanish Way. Money Middle. La
Charlie.
Best bet-Jack Horner.
River Downs Heavy.
BY the Louisville Times.
"copper" Kitty, Fritz W.,
Bojangles.
2-Down in Front. Albert Beck,
Broadway Juel
3-Leros. Fritz Hallam. Rettef.
ELLIS entry Good Star. Helen Mac
Busy Lutrecia, My Lawyer, Chi
neSe Red
6-My Blaze. Watercure, Good King.
Time to Play. Don Byrd, Curious.
8-High Explosive, Secured. Lac-Ha-
Carolyn.
Best bet-My Blaze.
Consensus at Belmont Fast.
BY the Associated Press.
River Pirate. Jack Horner. Pros
pectus.
1.-The Immortal End, Toga, Spin
ach.
3-Falaise entry, Lovely Night, Co.
Pilot.
+The Fighter, Fair Knightess. Go
Home.
5-Royal Eminence, Galagal. Play
Gold
6Spanish Way. Anne G.. La Charlie
Best bet-Spanish Way.
Aurora.
BY the Chicago Daily News.
Irwin H, Chicken Lady, Memory
Chair.
2-Sun Image, Royal Tuscan, Get
about.
3-Ogee. Maderis. Willow Wand
4-Teperwine. Laurels Ruby, F. Sc
remba entry.
5-Yenrac, Mint Box, Baby Joe
6-Enagala, My Valley. Sun Henry.
Miss Adams. Slip Knot. Gabe j.
8-Last Hop, The 1ribesman. Supreme
Flag
Best bet-Enagala.
SELECTIONS FOR TUESDAY.
Suffolk Downs East.
BY the Associated Press.
l-Elylee. Forced Landing, Royal
Flight.
2-Spring Melody, Devils Mate, Dr.
nette.
CLEO c.. Anxiety, Donna Lopez
4-Bartering Kate, Victorious Ann,
Tule Star
5-Superwick. Dark Beau. SHANGHAI
Lily.
6-Land Lubber, Upstream, Brilliant
Play.
7-Herondas, Make 1t, Blue King.
8-Louise O.. Laconic. Long Wave.
Sub race-Prewar, Garden Message,
Saxopal.
Best. bet-Superwick.
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CHANCE TO TRAVEL.

Point Leonardtown Mechanicsville
ball club is seeking Sunday games.
Write Louis Clements, Leonardtown,
Ma
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SECOND RACE-PORTAM. PRO.
TEUS, SMALL CHANGE.

PORTAM won her first 1898
effort at this racing strip opening
day and If favored with decent
luck again will grace the charmed
circle. PROTEUS is as sharp as
a tack now. This old fellow won
with ease the other afternoon and
Is q threat. SMALL CHANGE is
sure to be close.
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FIFTH RACE-ADRIATIC, NAY
NAY, DOREEN.

ADRIATIC has many winning
efforts to his credit and on his
general good record gets the nod
In this very open race. NAY NAY
is often found leading the parade
at the finish line and she deserves
stout consideration. DOREEN has
worked swiftly enough to be %.
corded . good chance In this.
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SEVENTH RACE-CHATTERDOO,
JAMES BOY, BEST POLICY.
CHATTERDOO won with such
ease Friday that just have to take
him to be a repeater. The race is
wide open. however, with several
keen possibilities. JAMES BOY
has scored In his last two trips
postward and has to be given a
good chance. BEST POLICY will
be In the fight.
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EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. 5000;
By the A Associated Press.

Apprentice allowance claimed.
Cloudy and SLOW.
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NINTH (substitutel RACE-Purse S4Oo:
Claiming: 4-year-oldS and up: 81 fur9
'Y' PADDLERS REPEAT
Entries for TOMORROW.

Twelfth Street Y. M. c. A. table
tennis team defeated Beltsville 1922
C. c. C. squad. 60, marking the sec
ond time the "Y" paddlers have taken
the C. c. C. outfit. Summaries:
Yearwood defeated Cecil; "1-1:, 2l.l7;
Williams defeated Dandridge. 2l-7. 1-16:
Glumph defeated Robinson, IL, 2l,s:
Williams defeated Parker, 2l-le ~;
WILKINSON defeated Tanner. 21-13, 2.-.o.