The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 61

Me Section 612 Pages Sport News and Classified Ads. NEW SERIES NO. 20,157 LOUISVILLE, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 9, 1924. SUNDAY PRICE 8 CENTS ristocrats Mlll-ie inmate entucKy ueroy 0tt WW ii ii or ii A For c. Tincup And Meyer Are Holdouts Derby Nominations of Candidates For Qolden Jubilee Classic Greatest In 25 Years To Camp As Battery Partners Go $50,000 Added THE KENTUCKY DERBY $50,000 Added GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY OF THE KENTCCKY DERBY (Fiftieth Running) FOR 3-YEAR-OLDS.

By subscription ol $25 each: $500 additional to start V550.000 added, of which 000 to second. 53.000 to third. $1,000 to fourth. In adihtion to first money the winner to receive a gold trophy. Acceptance to be named through the entry box the day before the race at usual time of closing ONE MILK AND ONE-QPARTER.

Owner. Color and Sex. Nurne of Horw. Sire and Dam. Prominent Owner Of Country Is Represented 'iliile Not One Important Stake-Winning Two- Audley Farm Stable Manual And Girls' High Win Right To Contest In State Tournament (Moot.

B. B. Jones) o. Martin Sir Martin Mallard Audley Farm Stable International v.fA Is -Missing From Tabl (Mont. B.

B. Jones) e. Frankman Superman Frank's Uonaghee Curragh 'Mabel Strauss. DrcUI, TAlIlt-9 Belair Stud Wm. Woodward) BelaJr Stud -Aga Khan 'Omir Khayyam Lady Carnot.

Flavor ffhbreds Harry Payne Whitney and (Wm. Woodward) br C. Sunsbot Sunstar Mitylene Thorou Beiair Stud iVm. Woodward) 3el.iir Stud Veteran Gladiators Riled At Contracts; Estell Already Is In By BRUCE DUDLEY. Batterymen of 'the Louisville Colonels, piloted by Joe McCarthy, guarded by Captain Neal, seconded by one in-fielder, bolstered by one outfielder, trailed by news sleuths and chaperoned by Phil Glowworm Bean, leava the Seventh Street Station at 12:01 o'clock this afternoon for their unlim-bering field at Dawson Springs, Ky.

Absent from the honored roll will be two of the Colonels' veteran gladiators, Ben c. Gay RnlI Gay Crusader Port Sunlight. nmcas Stable Lead With Nine Nominations (Wm. Woodward) By KEYNOLDS OIKDLI.K. Manual is triumphant, and history repeats itself.

For the second time in as many years, the Crimsons of du Pont Manual and the Ytdinw TacWpts Spearpoint -r Spearmint Forget-me-not. flames Wrack La Flambe. j-jj jr. R. Bradley Names Four For Turf Epic aei i.

Woodward) Selair Stud I. Wm. Woodward) Sun Spot Omar Khayyam Sunstep. Ordinance Ormondale Dona Roca. the largest number in twenty- Belmont.

August be. edad fifty-two year-Od, for the fiftieth runnine of the Kentucky of the Louisville Girls High School won the right to represent the Louisville District by emerging victorious over all opposition in the seventeenth district sectional basketball tournament held at the du Pont gym. In the finals, played last night. Coach Neal Arntson's warriors smashed the hopes of the valiant Purples of Male High by defeating them, 20 to 8, while a few minutes before that Coach Naomi Zinsmeister's plucky, brilliant little band of feminine court performers had concluded a most satisfying victory over the Bardstown girls, 26 to 10. So ended Louisville's first sectional net meet.

But though the two games con- Block, Benjamin Block. Benjamin Board, Arthur J. C. C. B.

Brown. J. H. Butler. James Butler, James MarUn Maud B.

L. -b f. Maloney Sweep Orillia. c. Boy 'North Star II.

Bedtime Stories f. Edna Collins. br c. J. G.

Denny 'Jusau 'au Bout Mary Michaels Spui- Gnat. c. Weepy Head rding to the list made public today by M. J. Winn, general jecoro- KentucJiy jockey Club.

The largest previous number since i both 1903 and 1923. Iden anniversary of probably the richest fixture in America Churchill Downs May 17. The distance is at a mile and a irUB purse carrying $50,000 in added money and a gold trophy for g. PudJey Light Brigade Atalanta. g.

Brigade Yolanda. Tincup, pitcher, of Tulsa, Okla.f and Bill Meyer, catcher, of Knoxville, and this hefty battery threatens to be among the missing until the Louisville club fattens the fig of last year has been nominated and is represented in the list of nomlna- 2-year-old fSttSturfrnaD in America Hand Jong Battle Creek Fejsun g. Extra Edition c. brc Pine High Time Amanuensis. Martin Tea Party.

On Munition. Briar 'St. Fey. Manager Attentive. Prince II.

Star Huon June Rose. 1 are Georee D. Wideof Mitylone; Spearpoint, by Spearmint ners fct. James, winner of the Bel- c. Rerenoe Agent ures contracts offered them.

While Joe McCarthy and Ty Tyson and Tony Brottem were standing around Louisville arguing to determine which of the three is entitled to the crocheted teapot for being the first to report, Tommy Estell eased up from Texas and took possession of the Dawson Springs camp yesterday noon. Martin Tory Maid. both players and spectators, gave vent to their bitter feelings, both it-ally and physically. But after the Miie. the players and coaches showed the best of sportsmanship.

un Thompson expressed the hope to Coach Arntson that Manual would win at Lexington, and Coach C. Home, who has made it possible, very largely, that Male High have a strong team this year, congratulated Arntson most cordially. And Coach Arntson issued an invitation to all the Male High squad to join the Crim sons in a "feed." It is a real team, a team in every sense of the word, that represents and Span Whisk Broom II. Sub Rosa Sun Briar Private Fla. br oa Flag Briar Espero.

Viola Mabel. King Bimbi. Trap Rock Federal Girl. King's Oak. Fair Play.

Maxim, Yankee Tree. unpro Just David br r. Nautical cho-Lord Baltimore br c. King's Ransom ch Caymns King Gorin II. II a.

me oioneis nosi at letes and will thorn o- give mem a warming reception this afternoon at 5:15 o'clock when the train arrives. the New Century Hotel, telephoned the sporting editor of The Courier-Journal ast night that the hospitable little city eagerly awaits the ath- Camden. J. Camden, J. Slable C.

Reinhof) Cebrian. Edward Chinn. P. Choos. (Jeorge Cincinnati Stable A.

Michelson) Coburn, J. A. Coburn. J. A Cochran.

G. A. Cochran. G. A Cochran.

G. A Cochran. G. A Coover, W. E.

Cosden. J. Cosden. J. Cosden.

J. Cowan. S. A Coyne. Fair Stable (Mrs.

W. K. Vamierbilt II.) Farrell. Frank Fisher. H.

Fiher. H. Frakes. K. Frakes.

R. Gallaht-r Bros GiWisenheimer. Albert Gerry. Kobt. Z.

Goodloe. W. Goodloe. W. Grayson.

Adm. C. T. Greenfield. S.

Greentree Stable. Mrs. Payne Whitney) Greentree Stable, Mrs. Payne Whitney) Greentree Stable, Mrs. Payne Whitney) Gree-ntree Stable.

Mrs. Payne Whitney) Greentree Stable. Mrs. Payne Whitney) Greentree Stable. Mrs.

Payne Whitney) Greentree Slable. Mrs. (Continued on Page- 5.) (Continued on Page 5.) c- High Time Rush Box. Exposure Hisrh Time 'Photo. Mutt Ballot Eden Hall.

be. ArtUt Omar Khayyam Honey Bee. Vlnrente Rock Santa Malta. Ballot Brush Rallot Galloping Queen. t) j.

i iiiiowee u.itiut Bourbon Lass. redit; J. S. Ward's Wise Counsellor, out of Forget-Me-Not. and Gay Ronald, by Gay Crusader out of Port Sunlight, and A.

B. Hancock's two imported colts. Cloister and Corinth, the rirst by Friar Marcus out of Paloma and the second by Coreyra out of San-toi's Sweetheart, while Walter J. Salmon is represented by Heir-at-Law. sired by Son-in-Law out of Lady Portland.

By the terms of the race the fees are $25 to nominate and $500 additional to start, which with twenty starters and $50,000 in added money would make the gross value of the stake $63,800. of which $6,000 will go to the place and $3,000 to the show horses, with $1,000 to the fourth horse. The net value to the winner, deducting the nominating and starting fees, would be $53,275 and the gold trophy. Already widespread interest has been indicated in the fiftieth running of the Churchilt Downs turf classic. A number of hotel reservations have already been made for visitors, whose number is expected to exceed that of any prvious year.

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Top r.rlony tested last night climaxed the tourney, one event leading up to the termination is deserving of equal note. In a game that was witnessed by a crowd packed into the spacious Manutil gym. a crowd that seemed to taketpart in the game fully as much as did the principals, the players, Male High snatched the brand of victory from the burning when Captain Willard Thompson beat the final gun by one second with a field goal that tied the lead taken by St, Xavier and made necessary a five-minute overtime period. And in that period, crippled Wallace Brooks, Purple forward, tossed two free throws that gavo the Purples a 19-17 victory and the right to play in the finals against Manual. It was a tough blow for St.

Xavier. for it took from them the chance to meet Manual, the same team that last yeur at Shepherdsville won a game from the Saints in a similar manner. The Crimson triumph, though decisive, was achieved only after a ies-perate battle. Burdened by natural fatigue resulting from their bitter struggle with St. Xavier in the morn ing, the Elam-Horne combination strove witn utter disregard of physi cal well being to stem the tide of Crimson superiority.

Tiey did this by diving headlong afftn- the ball, by taking long, impossible looking shots and tearing into the inexorable Manual machine with a spirit that gained applause. But they were unequal to the task Manual did not loaf last night. The Crimson played scientific basketball, a brand of basketball that bore the im print of Neal Arntson, court strate-( gist. They passed swiftly, surely, guarded more closely than the pro verbial shadow hangs to its author and though they missed many easy shots, they yet hit the basket when they should have. It was Paul Jenkins night at Du-Pont gym.

He was all over the floor, dribbling elusively, hanging onto Captain Thompson, the Purple long shot artist and captain, preventing him from getting loose for the de vastating shooting that has wrecked so many teams this year. The Crimson took the iead, were headed once, regained it and never lost it. The end of the first quarter they led 3 to 2, at the end of the second 7 to 3. The third quarter found them in the lead 12 to 3, and they stepped out more in the last to win 20 to 8. It was the sixteenth time Coach Arntson has pitted a team coached by against a Male High rep rcsentative, Manual supporters said last night.

Thirteen times he has won, twice he has lost, and one tied. Naturally enough, during a game of the caliber as last night's, some. Payne Whitney Pennant Ballet. Greentree Stable Dominant Fresnay. Friar Marcus Paloma.

(Mrs. Payne Whitney) f. leopardess Hancock. A. c.Clotster Hancock.

A. ch Cortnth winner of the Pim Mrs. M. winner of the sS and Mrs. W.

a represented by the ten times first and JiiT MO- S. Cosden by rSSflf: -inner of "Su by Peter King, winner ii cr-I S. Ward by Worth more. rfBU99: Mrs. R.

M. Hoots suckCoH. winner of R. Cjsir by Bracadale. winner of at, and Stauwlx.

winner of Bii International Flavor. nee. a in other years, ls sit th East against the West, i international tinge through KBicaUon of six imported thor- a East Is represented by such 'a a August Belmont; Harry Whitney, who will go down in sawry as the only owner who piously won the Derby with a -Begreat in 1315; Mrs. Payne racin? under the nom de of the Greentree Stable; Mrs. i Vinderbilt, George D.

Widener, F. Sinclair, whose stable ties that t. FMtney with nine, the largest of individual nominees; James te, Sabert L. Gerry, Mr. and Mrs.

M. JeSeris, Frank J. Farrell, tec Johnson, R. T. Wilson, 1 Cadea, C.

J. Ryan, Rear Admi-Cuy T. Grayson, George W. Loft. Cacfcrtn, Waiter J.

Salmon. E. B. Las, William Woodward, Max i-ir, Benjamin Block, whose Mor-i rattie 1922. and J.

K. L. Ross. 2Mg the Western owners who larnd the stars of their stables J.S. Camden, Arthur B.

Hancock. a Tbraves, J. F. Madden, sSsri 1 B. B.

Jones, J. S. Ward, B. who won both first and s4 emiey in the 1921 Kentucky if with Behave Yourself and ei Servant; Bruce Head, Harned riw; Bud Fisher, the cartoonist; ftyse, Arthur Board, Phil Chinn. Goodloe, J.

C. Milam; Jefferson r-pm. for many yeras a consist-I contender; H. M. Howard: Wee Headley.

also a long-time for Derby winning honors, (J. Hal Woodford. i btemational aspect is due to Sajitoi's Sweetheart. Harned Bros) ch -Manager Wait Gossip. Harned Brosi t.rlretoraa Fire Watoma.

I. Sano.a SAin Annla Harned Bros I 1 c. Prince Hamlet King James Disillusion. Earl Combs Near Agreement On Contract C.AItawood Master Robert Crestwood Girl. c.

e.Star Cudgel e. Bowman Bnslnensllke blk Black Gold c. r. Loul BKeon lltimus 'Miss Valens. Cudgel Otga Star.

Pnnce II. Veure ClicQUf Toney "Lady Languish. Toney Useeit. la Mort Miss Inver. Grass Common Law.

Harris. Sam Head. C. Bruce Headljy. Hal Price Henderson.

A. Hirsch. Max -Iolman. S. Mrs.

R. Hopeful Stable tWm, Martin) Howard. II. id'e Hour Farm Stable (E. R.

Bradley) Hour Farm Stable E. R. Bradley Idle Hour Farm Stable Santa Anna II. Toney- c. Beaj natler Baffiinc Badoura U.

Star III E. R. Bradley) ch C. end Better 'North Star III. Killanna.

Tall Cockney Diogenes) Miss Ringlets. Great Britain 'L'Avenir. Smoky Lamp. Cltimus Continental. Special to The Courter-Journat.

Richmond, March S. Earl Combs, former Louisville Colonel, who recently 'was sold to the New York Yankees and who has been having difficulties with the two clubs over his contract, today eaJd that lie has almost reached terms with the clubs. Earl said lie had had a telephone conversation with the Louisville club this afternoon and that there now is but a slight difference between his demands and the figure the Colonels are willing to meet. Bob Connery, New York Yankee scout, who recommended Combs to Hugins and who consummated the dea.1 with the Louisville club, and possibly another Yankee official, is expected in c. Morris Cypher Code.

Idle Hour Farm Stable E. R. Bradley) Jeffords. Walter Jeffords. Mrs.

W. Johnson. Frederick Kenton Stable H. G. BedweH) Kenton Stable H.

G. rfedwell) Kohn St Theisen Livingston. Jefferson Loft. Geo. Lowe.

John McLean. fcLan. McMillan. 3. McMillan.

McNamara. Jay Madden, J. Madden. J. Madden.

J. Mar-hall. Rody P. Mendowhrnok Stable i Voorhees Egeria. 'McGee Ida Harrison.

'Royal II. Lillian Shaw Broomstick Seamstress. 'Troutbeok Is-tar. Colin 'Shyness Golden Rod. Hermis Aenes Dale Prince Hermis Army Maid.

Dick's Pet. Play Chit Chat. e. be ch he -be Sitrkn Dingo Oiilvero Pepp Stnrbeck Mnrirsr Gold Rug Hermlrtnte Kinney Flash Rock Cheek aiwuon llllam Woodward's 'Omar Khayyam Prude. Polo Gmnnd Richmond tomorrow to attempt to ia.

Sunshot, by Sunster out come to terms with Combs, King Sir Martin Elizabeth D. Ho-HIck Watervale Ruth Rock. Clayton Beats Jeff In Hoosier Tourney New Leaders In All-Events Of A. B.C. Obey That Springtime Urge! (E.

Byron Siena) br Cannon Phot 'War Shot Purer. Milan. J. eh King O'Neill Duchess of Savoy. toore.

chg Phil McCnnn 'McGee White Plume. Musante. Fred br Land Toney Hildred. Oak Ridge Stable J. Ryan) br c.

Friar Rock Swan Song. Dak ttidge Stable (C. J. Ryan) be. 'Wrack Lady Godiva.

Dak Ridpe Stable J. Ryan) br e. Faenza 'McGee Stolen Moments Oak Ridge Stable J. Ryan) be. plough Boy Friar Rock Passing Shower.

Oak Ridpe Stable (C. J. Rran) br e. Laurano Peter Pan Passan, I 30 (M. Reid) eng.

Iyeatuerwooa "Ligni ungaae uema. Fire Boy 'Under Fire Jessie C. i Perkins Gardner ch c. Rancocas Stable (H. F.

Sinclair) eh e. Rancocas Stable (H. F. Sinclair) br c. Rancocas Stable H.

F. Sinclair) C. Bracadale Eaglet to The Courier-Journal March 8. The School basketball team Jefferson ville "Wonde' McUnaJ tournament "timng in on the closest tv ihe courso of Present i'J. score was 21 to h.

Ctayton team- With l1aI1 twenty Mconda rWVf th9 ame' Thomp- 4SmCl ihe Jeersonville Chicago, March 8 OP) Fred Chal-craft and George West of Buffalo, today went into first and second places, respectively, of the all-events standings of the American Bowling Congress. Chalcraft rolled 1.940. with 616 in the main event, 667 in the doubles and 647 in the singles to take first. West had 635 in the five-man event, 643 in the doubles and 634 in the singles for 1,912. Berning and Toeky, Cincinnati, took third place in the doubles with 1,258.

Following are the ten leading scores: DOUBLES. Boarmore Finn Lag Fair Play Loch Linnhe. Sweep Iridescence. Rickety Dorelet. Trap Rock Sous Marine.

Hourless Belgravla. The Finn Oenone. Peter Pan First Flight. Ballot Miss Crittenden. Play Madcap.

Transvaal Belle Acton. The Manager Oreen. Ballot 'Inspiration. c. c.

Mad riav Transacting In tt l0U1 ana the ef- he Impression Kewag tied, and Drenare.l ch c. Giblon Fabian 3erning-Voeky. Cincinnati Wierzba-Jukulik. Milwaukee Mueller-Summers. Milwaukee Sehwab-Chalcraft.

Buffalo Rancocas Stable H. F. Sinclair) Rancocas Stable (H. F. Sinclair) Rancocas Stable IH.

F. Sinclair) Rancocas Stable (H. F. Sinclair) Rancocas Stable (H. F.

Rancocas Stable H. F. Sinclair) Wenninger Seheid. Riedinser. C.

Riviera Slable V. Vivaudou) Riviera Stable (V. Robson. R. Rosenberg.

Lee Rosenberg. Lee Rosenberg. Lee Rosenberg. Lee Ross. J.

Ross. J. K. L. Salmon.

Walter J. Salmon. Walter J. Southland Stable (Chas. Bacharach) spear.

Fred Tavlor. Frank M. Treacy Walker Vogeier. Ward. J.

Ward. J. Weaver, 3. T. O.

Riepee-R. Riepee. Milwaukee l.S.8 l. .) 1 .223 1.21 i 1.201 1.104 1.191 1.184 1.182 1.179 Brisk As the Season! By HART SCHAFFNER MARX FASHION PARK The tailoring of these garments safeguards their shapeliness throughout months of wear; the fabrics embrace a selection of the choice coatings from both hemispheres; the colors are the most handsome shades yet worn by men whose appearance bespeaks pride and discretion. Wc are ready with a complete showing.

The price range e. King Peter Lady's Gauntlet. f. Politician Maiiou. c.

Pal Sun Briar My Friend. o. Audience Sun Briar -Conference. Assagai Cyra. c.

Desmond Trojan 'Bella Desmond. g. Wheat tick Cudgel 'Wheat-ear. c. Cudgel Melody.

c. 'Helr-at-Lavr Son-in-Law Lady Portland. c. Galiciaa Lemberg Lindal. Bickle- Menznaus.

nun am West-O. Schwabl. Buffalo Geissman-Qennrich. Milwaukee Duera-Mohr. Milwaukee Schuester-Linch, Chicaaro SINGLES.

I to play an overtime period when they learned that they bad lost. Four hundred Jeffersonville net fans saw their favorites beaten by th; Clayton team, which by virtue of the victory, is the favorite to win the tournament and represent their district at Indianapolis at the State tournament there next Friday. Clayton entered the semi-finals and will play the Connorsville High School team, while the Muncie team will tie up with the Shelbyville team as th final game of the tournament. Thr-winners of these two games will sent to Indianapolis to compete in the tournament. The Anderson and Richmond teams are already eligible to participate in the by virtue of yesterday's victories.

More than 4.000 people saw the games today arffl yesterday, and ticket sales indicate that 2.000 will see tonight's games between Clayton and Connersville and Muncie and Shelbyville. The lineup in this morning's game: Jeff. Positions. Clayton Sheer (6) (4) Duncan Scott (3) (10) Thompson McGregor (2) (7) Callahan Campbell (7) Burns Morris Wood Name Robertson Head Coach Of Olympics New York. March 8 OP) Lawson Robertson, track coach at the University of Pennsylvania, today was designated as head coach of the American Olvmpic track and field team.

Waiter Christie. University of was named coach Of field Blotter Rugby c. Abu-Ben-Adbem f. Delectable br c. Colonel Wagner ch c.

tonnwlior ch c. Worth wore 647 Ii3 63 t34 027 25 624 i21 (US 617 614 613 610 Chalcraft. Buffalo Kuhn. Kansas City Hanson. Chicago West.

Buffalo G. SchwaW. Buffalo Kalupa. Milwaukee Taylor. St.

Louis Cnrlson. Chicaqp Kirch. Buffalo Stirnkorb. Cincinnati Bair. Milwaukee Korhumel.

Toledo Theiss. Chicago K. Weil Ike 3 or br c. g. bg.

be. Colonel Gilmore The Rant Gorget Hanky Whllkalong Star in. Acutissima. Rosie O'Grady. Khayyam 'La Deiivrauce.

Finn Watermelon. Delhi Pheenie Fickle. Rustle. Thundered Lady Moon'el. i 'Colonel Vennle Annie Gi.mcre, Queen of Paradise.

Helmet Badinage. Whisk Broom II. Stamina. Whisk Broom II. Lady Hamburg II.

Broomstick 'Traerse. Bonnie Broom. Broom II. Oesson. Whisk Broom II.

Baksheesh. Broom II. Hansa. Whisk Broom II. 'BalaDCOire II.

Broom II. Inaugural. 'Ambassador IV. 'Bobolink O.ambala Sunburst. Olambala Genesta.

Watte FleuroD II. 'Juequ 'ail Bout Zeida. cb c. Transmate cb c. Gonfalon I Whitehouse, W.

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P. Whitney. H. P. Whitney.

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Oetavio Martin Gipsy Love. Spearmint Sacred Ibis. Happy Thoughts 'Havana Boy Imported. EVERY MONDAY See Our Special Feature fVindow at the Corner! Deny Resignation Stallion Stake For th 8Q-P, dash Of General Allenl Trotters At Cleveland style will bfl Monday only Special merchandise of most recent on display at a special price for MY EXPERT OPTOMETRIST Takes nochancc. He knows exactly what your eyes require anil will Insist that yon get nothing else.

Yon can bay jour Eje-g lasses now. $1 DOWN $1 A. WEEK "A Iel Service to LooisTlIle" i events. Six assistant coach.es were named bv the American Olympic Committee. I They were A.

A. Stagg. University o. Chicago: Harry Hillman. Dartmouth; Edward L.

Farreil. Harvard; John J. Magee. Bowdoin; Thomas F. Keane.

Syracuse, and Lieut. E. L. Vidal. West Point.

H. M. Webb. Annapolis, was selected as boxine coach, and George I Pineo. Gary.

Y. M. C. was named as wrestling coach. No marathon Cleveland.

March 8. LA3) The cham pionship stallion stake for 3-year-old trotters, value $10,000, sponsored by the American Association of Trotting Horse Breeders, will be raced at the North Randall track here during the second Grand Circuit meeting in Aug ust it was announced today. Thirty-seven of last season's crack 2-year-olds are eligible. The Matron stake, value $7,550, an event similar to the stallion stake. New York.

March 3 145) Official denial that Major General Henry T. Alien would server his connection with the' American Olympic Committee, as a result cf Psris criticism of his attitude toward France, expressed in his published diary, was made today by Cor. Robert M. Thompson, chairman iks committee.1 $19.00 'Levy ros coach was namea ai tma uh, Mike Rvan. Colby College, was selected as trainer of the distance men.

Northwestern In Hole CHI KARKETtTH1RI I AnnaDOtia. Md. March 5 uri be raced at the September 15-20 i wish to deny tne rumor tnat utn. wiu MARKET at THIRD hqs severed his connections with Grand Circuit meeting of the Toledo; trxers kept their fiye-year record or eecuMvc victories intact tonlfht by i V-t C. A.

tn 3. All oi The Diamond Store of Louis Till Third and Market Next Dvor to Ocrj Bros. except Navy. Eroadav i the bouts'" were keenly contested, the 145-nound ver.t which Leaca, the American Olympic Driving Cub, Toledo. Ohio.

The field said Col. Thompson's statement. "He will be practically the same as the is giving much of his time and will stallion stake, th March entrant pay-continue to givt it towards raising ment havinj been made on thlrtr-three funds for tb comroltte-." the had a wids advantage. The judges failed to asr In the un ited weiirht bout and the referee fae aeoeios to Wurt. Teaa Stat.