Joseph E. Widoner's Naturalist was
. ut. H( was worked on the main track,
out as he never will work fast few paid
any attention to him. Even Tom Welsh,
hla trntner, didn't time him.
Major August Itelmor.t re ilvtd word
front hi- Nnreery Stud In Kentucky yes
terday of 'he death of hla mare Hour
Glass II., the darn of Hourleas. She was
only thirteen y> are of ago and royally
bred, being by Hock Sand out of HautMse
II.. by Archiduc. next dam Hauteur by
RoMcruclan. She was in foal to Fair
Flay.
Bankers Drive Mules
In Roman Chariot Race
riNXHCRST, N. C? May 4.?A large
number of the viaitlng members of the
Am*-rlean Hankers Association attended
to-day's final race meeting of the l*lne
hurst Jockey Club and several of the
bankers took part in a highly uniutdng
Roman chariot race, In which the (har
lots were soap boxes mounted on Wheels
and the gallant steed* were mules. The
palm of victory we* awarded at the tin- i
Ish to I>eak 8. Covington, u North Garo- |
llna hanker, whose steed finished an < ar 1
length ahead of the equipage driven by ,
Raymond Hums, son of Inspector Will- ]
iam J. Hums.
Bartley Madden Defeated.
PiTTHBt'anH, May d.?Harry Greb.
Pittsburgh, won the newspaper de.dolor
In his ten round bout with Bartley .Mad
den, New York. They are light heavy
weights. The sport writers gave the
decision to Johnny Ray. Pittsburgh Sight
weight, in his t?n round go with Charles
Dunn of AmbrMga, Pa.
Pimlico Entries.
