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iPimlice's Largest Crowd Sees- Running of Gret Futurity
TWQFILLIES DIVIDE
WORLD'S RICHEST RACE
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Blessem Time and Sallys Alley Take Dual Twe-Year'
Old Crown in Futurity Classic Draws
Pimlice8 Largest Crowd
R
OARS of .15,000 human voice, at
Old I'imlice told that eleven two
joar-eUIH were en irein 111c Dinner
In the tlret iIIvIhIeii of the Futurity;
rumblen of fortyfeur hoofs In perfect
time ns If they were keeping Btcp with
military lircrlnlen ', the whir of n fleet
of nlrplenea above In battle formation,
all kiivc nn ImnrcHBlnn of the thunders
of wnr In which. glndinters were clash
ing for l(fe or death.
Out of the . well -bunched band
plunges a streak of green; A fnt
woman, evidently from the Emerald
Ides, shrieks, "Come en, Little Celt."
Hundreds with wagers en I.ltttn Celt
tnke the fat wemnn'H word for granted
and yell ngnln and again, "Come en,
Mttle Celt." Kyes arc strained for
the Maroen of August Itelment nnd
Snnde. Hew Fair is the favorite nnd
with Sonde up, the half sister of Man
O' War cannot lest, they belleve,
O'hen there Is (Jerry's wonderful Cy
clops running coupled with Hew Fnir.
He can help Hew Fair, the sure-thing
betters believe.
Just then the throng discovers the
flying bat with green wings Is net
Little Celt nt all. A counter rear says
Blessem Time. The mysterious Itrnd
lcy, who se often has an ace in the
hole his colerH are green and n bit
of white is showing his hand. It
Is Albert Jehnsen piloting the Ken
tucky Ally out In front ; they pass the
half mile, utlll Hlossem Time. At the
three-quarters Blessem Time well in
the lead and appearing a sure winner.
Eyes again are strained for the ma ma ma
reonand Snnde. And, sure enough,
Hew Fair Is forging toward the front.
But another danger arises Kentucky
is menacing Kentucky as Denees chal
lenges. Well into the stretch, Blessem
Time is unbeatable nnd gees under the
wire) a length nnd three-quarters ahead
of Denges, with Little Celt third. The
Irish woman get third money.
Bradley's jinx ngnln Is broken and
honors go te the Idle Heur Fnrm.
Blessem Time pnys $57.00 for a
$2 nuituel ticket, se completely has
the throng overlooked her. Her time
Is two seconds and one-fifth better
than that mndc by Morvich in the
Futurity of 1021. And Jehnsen rode
Morvich. Later he was te ride the
venderful Sully's Alley te victory.
Kntfrcly tee much Jehnsen for the
Snnde shouters. .Tohnien's fees for the
day were mid te be $10,000.
"
1 AXD right here let it he said that
e poorer rule ever ten given a
horse in a big race than Sande nave
Hew Fair. It is net tee much te
say that had Jehnsen, Garner, Mari
nelli or even Callahan been en the
Belmont fill n it i net improbable the
tceuld have been returned the teinner.
SAX
Xe
Might)? better than that of Blessem
Time, it was twe-nrths of a second
faster. She had n record te defend,
nnd she defended It. When the barrier
was toning she shot te the front ns
If llred from a gun. Jehnsen's nmstery
was In evidence. All he had te de was
te get the daughter of Allumucr In
front, then nothing could catch her.
She had wen the Belmont Futurity
nnd with the I'imlice Futurity her tetnl
w nnlng is $07,347, far mere than Man
v ,? iir nun un u mu) uiir-eiu.
, My Own Gives Smeeth Race
J0HX80X never let 'the result be
in doubt. .. ,?. Cosden's Martin
gale sheiecd the icay te the ethers,
and though net geed enough te tcln,
he teas an east second. My Own, of
the Salubria fltable, raced smoothly
and teas third, ahead of llialte,
Harry Payne Whitney's main hope.
MJTSIElE the grounds nt rimUce-
1 w among a score of ethers of his
kind, was a ne'er-de-well shouting hln
wares, uis (ace, i rnnuiinr nfl Ken
tucky trncks, In Marylnm! nnd New
ieri. lie pnMDiy lias net Had !jr0 te
"cuier ni one time in nitecn years,
uui no viies eui nn exisienee selling
mm mi inn races, uis sf.ccinny is "sta
Me information," though it is doubt
ful If lie reuld get in forty ynrilx of
liny first-class racing stable in the land.
He nor nny of his clnssb ran get Inside
n rnretrni. At nil Maryland trncks
nrc. pet red tne netices: "Any perinn
giving tips or infprmntien en racing
will be expelled from the nicetrneks op
Maryland." Yet the colony shouting
iiiiiMiuu mi 1'iiicH sometimes nees n
iiiriving business vending "long kheti
aim sure wiiincn.
'J lie tipster in question. Saturdnv. had
en ins "snect two specinR A Phila
delphlnn stepped idly and purchased the
rheet. This is n story of the Irnnv of
fate for the tlpsti-r. The Phlladcl
plilnn opened the envelope and scanned
the1 contents, then threw it down. The
two "feed-box speelnls" rend:
"Blossem1 Time Plunve.
"Gallantman Bet the family
els."
Jew-
Sande a Great Sure-Thing Rider
IAXDKE is used te riding in these
Cew Yerk three-horse rnees en n
mount that could net lese If he were j
bliiidrelileU. 'inke off the Rnncecns
horses nnd put htm In a large field of
untried youngsters, nnd he lncks the
courage, the judgment, the alertness
and the generalship te win a rare by
geed horsemanship. Snnde . basks In
the effulgent rays of the New Yerk
newspaper cameras and pencils, but
stay off him when lie Is up against
real competition. Sonde is, however,
i-piibisteut. Saturdny he was fourth en
Hew Fair, the faverite: fifteenth en
Chnmplnln, favorite; sixth en Osprcy
nnd second en Fairway.
V
TnE race run by Sally's Alley in the
second division of the Futurity was
j Scraps About Scrappers
Rid Kbjism u cemln en from Rhede
Jalsnd. He can't set any action there, and
will ae.lt prestige i among Philadelphia bun
tuns. Kmnkl Lssciirl sitys Kansas has
Itnnckfd himself out of competition In hi
horns panturei nnil lielleei h will b ab'e
tn put many of the local 1 lK.n.mn.i...-. ...
ilt.p. "
Bebby Rehldrnd. of this city, will meet
Otorgte Weymnn In-ii ten-round bout at
ShermnJeah. I'a.. tonight. Thin will be the
jrlnd-up. In another contest ,l Moure, local
kintam. will tackle Tiny Trlnkle.
TVIille Rncuell Is te appear In the. star
tout at the UIJeu Wednesday night. Char ?y
Vernen will be hi. opponent. Al Urc?n v
Al llellyman and Harry Pleldi v Jlebby
SldlVll eltr ""nliera arranged by
tJif'P"" r'xW- cfnl0J', of lh Coaldale
football team, will make his home in Phila
delphia after the gridiron season. a
neltemelght boxer and will appear at the
Chtstnut aireet arena In the near future.
Geerge ilelmur, new under, the manaie.
rnent t.f Illll Cennur, iUII wci jiS;
Panama Jue Uana bout at Atlantic Clti t
11 111,
A frequenter of racetracks, who
knows the tipster, and hud leaned lilm
many a hnlf dollar, tehl the tip.-itcr
Blessem Time had no dinner . that
either Hew Fair or Cyclops could defeat
the Bradley colt.
"Well, I'll risk your judgment,"
said the tipster. "Here's $2: phiy them
en the inside for me en Hew Fair.
TIicpe tips nre for surlier"." His money
went down en Hew Fair.
TUB Philadclphian tche only occa
sionally gees te a race track fol
lowed the tin and bet $20 en Blos Bles
eom Time, lie collected S57.J for his
$20. That is net unusual But this
gave him confidence in the tipster.
Se he plunged. Be bet the bulk of
his icinnings en (iallantman, which '
iron of mere than 3.2 te J. lie
cashed in mere than $12,000.
TIGER SCRUBS FAST
AGNrae
"Pink" Baker Only Princeton
Regular In Game With'
Swarthmore
FUMBLES MAR THE CONTEST
By JACK STRtJBINO
Fermer Princeton Quarterback
In a gnrae marred by numerous
fumbles and marly penalties the Tiger
second string team had little trouble
taking care of Swarthmore. 22-13.
Princeton started the game without
n regulnr In the line-up. "Pink"
Baker was shoved in after nbeut five
minutes te bolster up the fight side of
the Tiger line, but he vns-thc only
regular te nley. Itfek Newby, a first
substitute, wits thn shlnlnc star. Te
ward the end of the game Reper was
se strnnned for substitutes without
tiiklns n phnnrn nn hi first string that
Thomnsen was moved from guard te
the backfield when Enwer was hurt.
The e-niim wnu'lrmr nbnut what COUld
be expected. Princeton showed flashes
of real offensive power here and there,
tout for the most part plaved rather
ragged, disorganized foettmii. rut a
substitute in tiettvpen two veterans and
he tiluvs nrettv eoed foetbnll. The
difference in the team is hardly notice
able lipnniiKn n nntv eon has been
slIfTped Inte the machinery. The old
cogs carry him along. But when you
get eleven subs It's a different story,
and even nt that Princeton played
pretty nice football in spots.
Tigers Use Straight Football
Hnvlmr shown n-nlcntv last week
against Chicago. Helier limited them
Saturday te straight football. Fee
nasscs were essnveil nnd fewer success
ful. Te be exact. I think one pass .out
of four wns completed, and this for the
tremendous gnln of five yards. The
running attack was made up of straight
line plays, cut-backs, off-tackle nnd
an end run here nnd there for variety's
sake.
Xewby repeatedly found a nice hole
through Swarthmore's left tackle and
then reversed his field in beautiful
style for long gains. Beattie bore the
brunt of the line plunging end shows
premise of being a hcndllner in 'this de
partment. Unfortunately, he wns hurt
and, therefore, inactive during the four
first ntid most imnertnnt weeks of the
season, se that he is net advanced ns
far as he might be. He has, however,
all the assets of n great back and bids
fnir te develop into n wonder before he
graduates. His ercatest faults at nres
ent are running ten high nnd carrying
the ball like ft leaf of bread. But he
certainly can hit that line! He runs
with tremendous power, knees high and
never snys die.
Princeton's line, en the whole, played
rather well, especially en the wings.
Ofceurse, the little Quakers' line was
woefully light, se that cannot be used
ns a criterion, but ever se, even a small
line ran be very hnrd te handle. Un
the defense the Tiger forwards were
impenetrable, while en the offense they
epencu n i co Heles.
Asplundh's Punts Lew
Swarthmore, en the whole, displayed
Clt te
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Wmii
Ry Mulligan, of (lra Kerry has re.
turned from Atlantic lily, lie ,s In shniM
te meet any of the local flyweight prefer
ring Johnny Tirrer or Jimmy Baxter.
Patsy Conway, middleweight, of Oraya
r?rJ'' .'" ,rHln,.nK ,lally "'"" -Mike Cenner
f.t Marty DeMe's gym, and he is ready te
take en I'a i llradley In a return go.
. A quartet of Orays Terry lightweights
Mlke jv-nner Chailey MiHhini. II ly "laal
nd Matty llairett are prepared for com.
petition. lUarf U tu box In Heading-. 1'u .
Neember 14. "
Franklr Magulre, nrrenllnit tn Jee Conrev.
was a winner against J.iclt McCarron In
their tussle at llazleten last wtvli, it was
ft, tcn'reuuder,
Jee Nrlken, Philadelphia banlamwrlnht.
ran been n turned mer te l.ee IMmiii of .w
Jerk. by Jne Conrey. Nelsen haa signed a
lUe-jear contract with t'lynn.
Any KtI "'"'. ttteiity.one.yenr.nld mid.
dlenelght, .if this city, has returned te Phlla.
eelphla. Although Palmer has inner "en.
relcd here he has established n.ulti a renu.
latleu In thn ring, having boxed Jeff Smith
16 ixiunds, wen un a foul from Panama Jee
Clans, six rounds, Mopped Italian Je,. U;uih
two rounds; limx-ked out Hattllni,- Ortege
forty- we second j. and tut llert I'ellna te
" .! I i"""u, uui mi a leiai or 10J
I'putB Palmar has lest nn v nine He meets
Jimmy O'llutty In New Yerk Friday night.
Semi-Pre Grig Gossip
Aten f'efall. of Helmeshurg, Is evidently
tuning up for His Cnnshy and Pri kferd
WKr" "ik '", n.rB nevt "" ''" K-hdu for
Waller fc'hhsler's team. Judging l.y his work
n HatiinUy MKalnst fimteBvllle, The ferm-r
?eir name Mar made forward passes n.
made a field goal and four drepklcki,
In ulniilng ner (Jnatwlih, ;i7 ( n
i'ir;,'uliB. r01,,'l" .Un.er ri're ilia
J;?,n.81 ,, ,iut """ ' rawfnrd'H lionwnrkeri
held Jlllbert.ni le a 1 Ml total. I he iaiiu hh
Prniikferd. fenshy has no ,lale ,, i h
n,.Wfe'.."' "S-lijr. malnlalnnl a iierfrct rec.
tn.iL. 13.im" T lewlstereil ulie of h l.t li
!,?," .""' lUr ild nut score until Ji t
h"fere play ended when J Feley , E , 'U
Se1 H''! '"'"hi" "id with a ckm- livid rail
0 jiinla fr a touihdewo,
iiJPJi'1'" ellmlnal-d ntielher Jeirey i-linni-
U te 'i t,i",rU',,."rt,'.M '"'J'"'"' Woeiburj u
ns...0 ,'': Viral. Jehnsan'a prelines
read. ...cl0".',e '.ur tw.4. ?. nd irt
llnl,,, "" "jr.wni iuy UDSUtti tne
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much less than had been expected after
her showing- nrnlnst IVnn. With the
exception of an occnslennl end run or
forward pass, ehe wns unnuie te make
nny ground In any direction. Anplundh
nunted well, with niie fault. Ills bnnts
were se low that the Princeton backs
get from IS te 20 yards' stmt en eaeli
one. When Thompson entered tne game
for Princeton kleklnr distances were
nbeut equal, with the Tigers covering
inrirs te mum better advantage.
On the whole, the came wns most
useful for Itepcr te ascertain just whnt
ins understudies were worm, lie nna
his nssistanta get n pretty geed line en
each man en the reserve list, and knew
wnat he can be expected te deliver.
Prowess, nremlsn nml Inrk of both were
all displayed.
ine preliminary games behind then;,
Princeton starts en the last week be
fore Jthe two great games. Reper took
his charges te Pine Valley ever the
week-end te let them forget all about
football for thirty-six hours nt least.
That is the great danger staring all
football elevens evertraining and
malting them slrk of football. Beiier
always tries te avoid this by working
them as little as possible.
This week will be devoted te putting
en the finishing touches and smoothing
out the rough spots. It will net be u
week of hard work, but of concentrated
labor toward one end bent Harvard
and beat Yale,
TOM MURRAY WINS
Defeats Battling Mack In Eight
Rounds at Arana
Temmy Murray and Battling Mack
substituted in the place of the "eorge
Chaney -Johnny Dnrcy bout nt tne
Eleventh Street Arenn Saturday night,
when the club doctor refused te pass
the Baltimore knockereut because of an
Infected threat.
Mtirrni' anil fnr'r nut en a great
battle, with the former a winner. The
first two rounds were slew, but there
nfter tliev went nt It hammer and tongs.
Murray tnlxetl just sufficient boxing In
Ills attnek te win 'en points from the
Camden "cleutcr. , , .
Frankic Hlce, of Bnltlmnre, shaded
Patsy Brederlck, of West Philadelphia,
in a hard battle. Buddy Wnllnre drew
with Bebby Bebldeatt, Harry Otilfund
stepped Al Zern In the. second round,
Referee Harry Cress using geed judg
meut in halting the contest, and
Frunkle Barnes wen from Danny Tey,
Wilbur Geed Reappointed
Kansas City, Me.. Nev. 0. Wilbur Geed
appointed manager et the local team of the
American Association At the middle of the
vjasen Inst year, will manager the team
nxt aien. Oeerge Muehlebsch, president
et the clubs, announced tedaq. Geed took
evrethe team when It was In seventh plaee
and brought It up te third by the end of
the season.
S. & C. FIVES OPEN SEASON
Thru Taama Make Creditable
Showing In Initial Garnet
The Stere Beys Junier basketball
season of the Htrawbridgc & Clothier
store opened with three fnst game.
The first resulted In n victory for the
Illack Hawk Association against the
H. & C. Juniors. The winners led nt
half time, 2.'1 te 7, hut the Id.-tcrs made
11 great rally at the finish.
The second contest proved n thriller.
The Marathon Beys' Club wen evei
S. & C. 17 te 15. nfter .leadlnit nt
half time, 1." te-1(1, In the final gnmc
the Junier I.lens we
fl....t nl..l. en . lit
SJWJl llllUf IS III lUi j I
uenc 1 .leners. witu tne as
Mr. Levis, Is out te make his
the Htrawliritlge ft Clothier
Association and has turned eat';
01 1 lie nest junior imuun in !"!
during the past three yeara, tyl
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necessarily kept in the pink of condition, and in
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