.42, Cup B eflarer
Does Five Eightlus
WUISVILLE.
horses" came to light in the Derby
trials yesterdai. Nominees for the
150,000 race on May 16 were sent.
at a. fast clip over short distances
A number of ellglbles for the nm- ’
first renewal of the $10. 000 Clark
Handicap, feat-me on opening day
' next Saturday, also were put.
through their paces. Several Derby
chndldates are probable starters in
this race.
from Abstract, who, with his stable-
mate Annihilator, stepped the quar-
, ter together in 0.23 4-5, halt in 0.48
2-5 and three-quarters in 1.15. Here.
Annihilator began to fall back and
Abstract went the mile in 1.42, very'
creditable for the track.
Cup Bearer. the G. C. Cudahy ell-
gible. breezed five-eighths in 1:04.
'Thls colt doc-s not extend himself in
his trials. Elsass did three-quarters
in 1.18 3-5 and the mile in 1.42 1-5.
Russell Cavershowed three-quarters
in 1.16. Boon Companion breezed
'a. fast half in 1.49 3—5 Pyrott turn-
ed three-eights in 0.37 4-5 and
liaalbcc went seven cighths in 1:30
3-5 . ,
Quail-11.111 and Captain Hal. two" of
the most likely looking Derby colts
hero; went out for. long gallons.
Captain Hal is considered a prob-
able starter in the Clark Saturday.
*" .Dan Scott's candidate, Son of
' John, showed the most sensational
trial of the season at Lexington.
The toy son of Sir John Johnson-—
\Valtor K. went a mile and an
eighth in 1.51 4-5, within one and:
three—fifths of a. second of the track
record set in 1916.
9 With JockevL. Canfield up and
carrying close to the Derby weight,
126 pounds. he worked under re-
‘ struint the first three-quarters, after
' which he got his head and respond-
ed with a line burst of speed. He.
was driving in the last quarter and
finished full of run.
' ELATEEEY 10‘
MEET KLESCH
* 11115 EVENING
Jimmv Shutter) the most;
tionul \oung 1111\11 in the ring today
"will 11.1110 his EtCOlld Boston ap-
11011111110: at. lho.\ro11a tonight when
under the auspices of the Suflolk
A. .\.. 11c inc-21>: Johnny chsch. v
Cleveland's great heavy middle-
weight and tin,- 11111131115 man of his
wright in the middle west.
Kit-51:11 docs not come to the Hub
'111111cruld1:(i. lie is known to be‘u.
strong two-listed fighter. who car-
rics a terrific punch in either glove.
He is 111111113 than ordinary clever too
:15 his great touts with the scienti-
llc Jock Malone. the cunning Mike
)icii‘iguc, the rushing llilly Stribllng
and with Shimmy himself would in~
dicuic.
Sluttcry and lilcsch have met in
the ring before. The first time they
clashed in Elulfalo, the Ohio boy
held tin.- young marvel from the Bi-
‘son Cily even for six rounds. The
next time they rm-t Slattcri‘ just
barely won the decision after a
stubbornly contestwd six round cn~
gngcmcnl. Nou'. ix'lcsch believes be
1-1111 score decisively over the New
York Stain whirlwind. because Fri-
(loy night‘s bout is srheduled for 10
rounds, four more than "Sluts" is
accustomed to go
Ty Cobb Brings
Tigers New Life
NEVV’ YORK. May 8.——T.V1us Ray-
mond Cobb’s sensational hitting at
>21. Louis has brought new life to
his mates. scrambling to emerge
from the American League cellar.
For several days the veteran oi:
twenty-one major league campaigns
'rcmained out of the lineup and the
team tell to the botton‘i. Then he
‘returned. bent upon ousting the
great hitting record of Adrian. :C.
(Pop) Anson.” who established fig-
ures of better than .300 in twenty
;' consecutive seasons. Cobb.~ has
passed his nineteenth successful
.ycar... Some may recall that the
mighty Georgian led the majors in
home inns in 1909 the year that
Detroit lost the 11111111 championship
to Pittsburgh.
‘ His two home inns and single at
» St. Louis Wednesday. following up—
'on three four-base blow; the,pre_-
vious day.- stirred his men to‘action
aplenty. Harn' Hellmann. former
batting. champion of the American
League poled two homers;~Q’Rourke 1'
stored a.” triple and two singles, and
use and ngney each singled three
gauge. The result was an 11 to 4
S'ietory for the Tigers “ho appear
16 be showing their teeth.
May 8. —- "Dark
The most pretentious move came V
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