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Twelve Twelve to to Clash Clash in in Peabody Pea body Memorial; Memorial; Whirlaway Whirlaway Tops Tops Crack Crack Suburban Suburban Field Field i Attractive Holiday Program at Detroit Best Seller and Marriage Among Thirteen Named for Colonel Alger Memorial Colonel Alger Memorial Handicap, ,000, Three-Year-Olds "and Upward, One and One-Sixteenth Miles. PP. Horse. Jockey. Wt. 1 Valdina Paul G. Crowell 107 2 Miss Glamour E. Hust 102 3 Devalue H.Xemmons 109 4 Exploded E. Campbell 100 5 Gold Teddy B. Strange 112 6 Meggy No Boy 108 7 Red Dock E. LeBlanc 114 8 Ship Biscuit J.Adams 109 9 Three Clovers No Boy 107 10 Vegas Justice No Boy 102 11 Ball Player No Boy 110 12 Best Seller No Boy 119 13 Marriage T.King 119 Mrs. H. P. Bonner entry Valdina Paul and Vegas Justice. DETROIT, Mich., May 29. The ninth running of the ,000 Col. Alger Memorial Handicap will headline an attractive eight-race program at the Detroit Fair Grounds tomorrow. Supporting attractions on the card include the ,000 Decoration Day Handicap and the ,500 Juvenile Purse. Horses three years old and upward will compete in the Decoration Day and the Alger, while two-year-olds will vie for honors in the Juvenile. Race at Mile and Sixteenth Thirteen good routers were named overnight to contest the one mile and a sixteenth Alger Memorial, and racing secretary and handicapper Charles F. Henry has assigned equal top weight imposts of 119 pounds to Galbreath and Diensts Best Seller, along with Coward and Dupuys Marriage. Best Seller, who recently annexed the Governors Handicap at Beulah Park, is expected to rule as one of the choices for the test. Marriage ran a game race here one week ago, to be beaten a head by Mrs. Continued on Page Twenty-Two Alger Memorial Running Headlines Detroit Card Best Seller and Marriage Vie In Route Test Thirteen Named Continued from Page One J. F. Hines Gold Teddy in the Inaugural Handicap. Gold Teddy is scheduled to answer the bugle here in tomorrows top attraction and he will go postward under 112 pounds. Others in the probable field include Mrs. H. P. Bonners entry of Valdina Paul and Vegas Justice, the Brown Hotel Stables Miss Glamour, H. H. Haags improved De- value, Harry C. Richards Exploded, Smith G. Baker, Sr.s Meggy, Wexler and Shagrins Red Dock, Mrs. J. B. Burnsteins Ship Bis- cuit, winner in his last local start; R. G. Whittingtons Three Clovers, and Tall Trees Stables Ball Player. The Decoration Day Handicap drew the entries of eight of the fleetest sprinters on the grounds and they will meet at six furlongs. Joseph W. Browns New Or- leans-owned T. M. Dorsett, victor in a division of the Boots and Saddle Handicap here one week ago, has been assigned the post of honor with an impost of 115 pounds. Next in the estimation of Henry, is Beezley and Cohens Samborombon and the South American-bred racer is asked to contest under 112 pounds. Completing the field for the Decoration Day Handicap are Harry C. Richards Designator, Miss Ruth Sidells Displayer, Double H Ranchs Stalking, Coward and Dupuys Exemplify, Mrs. Edward McCuans Fairly Fly, and M. Wexlers Boy Angler. Seven in Juvenile Purse The Juvenile will match seven of the better youngsters quartered at the Motor City oval at four and a half furlongs, and the event should provide a line on the two-year-old division. The Tall Trees Stable of Mrs. Frank Navin, will be represented by Sea Marriage and Cahors, Miss Mary Fishers silks will be carried by Shiny Penny, and Kenneth Murchisons Khamcia is named to start. The Brown Hotel Stables Trustee and George Khrehbiels homebred colt, Golden Man, will complete the field for the dash. Trustee, winner of the Debutante Stakes at the recent Churchill Downs meeting, is considered one of the best of her sex, and her meeting tomorrow with Golden Man, winner of his last two starts, is creating much interest here. Golden Man defeated Trustee in the Bugle Call Purse here May 23, but the Brown Hotel filly lost much ground in that race, and her effort tomorrow is expected to be an improved one. The initial offering on the holiday program will match nine good platers at one mile and one-eighth, the second, third and fourth races will be decided at six furlongs, and the finale will bring together eight sturdy routers at one mile and a sixteenth. Post time for the first race on the Memorial Day program at the Fair Grounds of f t J in a a t q v j a s e j j -j 2 j , i 1 i will be 2:15 p. m., and the Daily Double will operate, as usual, on the first and second events.
