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I NARRAGANSETT PARK NOTES f s $ Johnny Bejshak, former rider for A. G. Vanderbilt, arrived Saturday to ride for the Sanford Farm here. Jockey Eddie DeCamillas checked in Saturday morning. He will ride for F. L. Moore. Keeping intact his record of never having missed a fall meeting here, Jimmy Badame checked in Saturday morning. He brought with him a useful string of six head from Toronto. Jockey D. Sena, who was injured when thrown from OCleary on the opening day here, has been discharged from the hospital and was taken to his home in East Boston by his parents. The boys injuries are slight and he will be back in the saddle early in the week. J. Waterman arrived from Toronto with five head, including Loloma and Harrys Dream. Season passes issued for the summer meeting are being honored at the fall meeting. Despite frequent announcements to this effect, there has been some confusion at the gates. Passes which have been lost or destroyed will be replaced upon written : application to the association. Ralph Mcllvain came in from New York this morning to file application for stalls here. Retlaw, three-year-old chestnut colt owned by W. Hirschensohn, has been gelded at the 1 Somerville Farm of Dr. Stryker. Retlaw . formerly raced in the colors of the now defunct Araho Stable. A. E. Alexandra brought in nine head of the Cosgrave Stable from Toronto. The : string includes Bobs Boys, Mona Belle, Lip-ton, Tanta, Giggling Girl and Kindred Spirit. Col. E. Bixer, partner of Phil Bieber, ar- rived from New York to watch the running of the Worcester Handicap. Price Hay, who is training the Hal Price Headley division at Keeneland, has taken 1 over the three-year-old Big Tim to train for C. C. Van Meter. Debris, a three-year-old son of Sweepall, ! the property of W. F. McKenna, Lexington 1 sportsman, is being prepped by Alfred Kane.
