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Illinois Notes FATJRMOUNT PARK, Collinsville, 111., June 5. Trainer D. W. Wolf has registered Pine Lady, Winabet, Red Rascal, Pine Promise, and Bit oPine for owner Stephen Utz. Trainer Benny Goodman was off to a good start after arrival on the local scene with a trio of racers when he sent out Atomic Energy for this eight-year-olds upset victory in the second race on Tuesday night. Racing for W. T. Loeber and handled by Jockey L. Wickel, Atomic En7 ergy took command soon after the start of the six-furlong event and outlasted the veteran racer, whose, to score by a head and return a 3.00 mutuel. Trainer P. Nunn sent but a pair of winners on Tuesday nights card in the two-year-old, Nix, winner of the third race, and Leamour, winner of the eighth event. Both campaigners are owned by M. H. Adams arid jockey Claude Hooper handled the pair of winners. Mrs. L. A. Zurs Price-Is-Rite proved to the local fans he was well named when he returned the huge payoff of 23.00, the largest of the present meeting, after ac- « V. counting for the feature event, the Beverly Hills Purse, on Tuesday nights .program. John L. Klucina, son of racing secretary Jack Klucina, arrived here following the closing of the school jrear in Alton, Illinois and joined the office staff , of his father. His duties will include the collecting of jockey mounts in the paddock. The management has asked full cooperation from the horsemen in having their horses off the track at 11 a. m. sharp each morning. Trainer A. J. Surgi has registered the four-year-old, Miss O. J. B., the only member of the Double R. Stable. v
