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Alice Sherrill in Quest Of Repeat at Downs Several Other Recent Winners In Races on Todays Program CHURCHILL DOWNS, Louisville, Ky., May 14.— The My Play Pure features an ordinary although well subscribed program for presentation here tomorrow over a track that probably will be classified as good," with continued favorable weather. A four-year-old and upward allowance affair set at a distance of one mile and a furlong and scheduled as the sixth race, eight routers are entered to contest the principal offering. E. B. McAtee has entered a useful contestant in the mare, Alice Sherrill, who was a driving winner here over a similar classy field the early part of the meeting. The six-year-old daughter of Corner Boy— Aunt Myrtle is favored by the conditions, and an appreciative allowance, with the feather impost of 104 pounds, placing her with a distinct advantage in weights over her Castel Beau, rangy racer of S. I. Crew, appears to have an excellent chance against his My Play rivals. Castel Beau has not made an impressive record this year, but has been performing against slightly better company, and last fall displayed a distinct liking for the local oval. Castel Beau also is listed with the services of an apprentice rider, and will carry 111 pounds. Mrs. D. M. Hollingsworths Kendor, William Peaveys Puddle Jumper, Mr. and Mrs. Al Breedloves Dauberup, and R. E. Em-mingers Cadet Dick all have been racing with some promise of showing to better advantage, and appear to leave the remaining starters, Dark Heather and Watch Andy, with only outside opportunities. The Petrose, one mile and a sixteenth seventh race, discloses a more clearly cut field of seven which have accepted the allowance conditions, C. M. Browns Ja-merica and L. D. Rosenthals Paducah each having scored ridiculously easy wins their last outings. Paducah sprinted into command immediately on Tuesday and possessed an advantage of 15 lengths over his pursuers at the end of the muddy one mile and a sixteenth. Tomorrow he will carry 117 pounds against that of 120 for Ja-merica, who last week won almost as impressively over a racing strip designated as "good." Mrs. Lottie Wolfs Alpine King and Mrs. J. L. Blues The Minter both have won lately,
