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! J. r. 3 y i- :. it h e ,r h it l_ it ie A o g .17 17 .24 ~A .21 11 .17 L7 .20 20 .22 22 .08 8 .17 17 .15 15 .08 CLEVELAND CAP ATTRACTS 13 Race to Feature Saturdays Offerings at North Randall — Janice Is Among the Nominees. CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 13.— Thirteen horses were nominated today for the ,500 added Cleveland Handicap, a contest which will feature Saturdays racing here at his-t_ toric North Randall. Smith G. Baker, Sr.s Janice, M. J. Schmitts Sortie Star, A. T. Simmons Saund-!e erstown and Morgan and Stocketts Blue Trace, already feature winners at North Randall, were four* of- the sterling campaigners named. "Rome" Respess Busy Morn, Mrs. A. M. I Creechs Dusky Prince and John W. Gal- I breaths Francesco were three other formidable racers nominated for the mile and a sixteenth feature. Francesco, Ohio-owned winner of several stakes, looms as the foremost aspirant to win the event. It will be his second start of the meeting, his first having been in the In-2. augural Handicap, in which tie finished third to Neighbor. Another second starter of the meeting given serious consideration for the race is Busy Morn, which finished second to Janice in her initial outing this year. Nominations follow: Dusky Prince, High One, Pompeys Pillar, Zipaway, Francesco, Busy Morn, Blue Trace, Sky Ball, Blue Fang, Brown Ben, Janice, Sortie Star and Saun-38 derstown.
