Show Wins at Jamaica And Gains Derby Backing By HENRY McLEMORE United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK April 27 If 27 If youre you're in a hurry to get to Louisville Louisville Louis Louis- ville ille for the derby and cant can't get your train reservations you might ight ask Sunny Jim Fitzsi Fitzsimmons mons of the Wheatley stable to let you Ride Teufel Down I would ask him myself only I dont don't want to get ct et to the Bluegrass country until Thursday and Teu Teufel el judging by the way he down the stretch In winning the Wood Memorial at Jamaica Saturday Saturday Saturday Satur Satur- day would have me in Lo Louisville ls ilIe by tomorrow morning Louisville's BOO miles mUes from New NewYork NewYork NewYork York and that's t too o far for a year three ear old to run you say Then you didn't see see Teufel In the Wood Distance is i. i is what t he hc i is most fondest of as Octavus Cohen I might say if Octavus Cohen was a a. a handicapper and not a writ writer r. r Splendid Finish Finish- At the finish he was running wide open just rolling along and toting the pounds of Eddie Lit- Lit as a's as if they were a feather and a light feather at that Teufel's run for home was much the same as Omaha's in the same race last y year ar only better for he hewon hewon hewon won the marbles while Gallant F Fox's Foxs x's boy could do no better than third even cven though he was all but running running run run- ning over horses at the finish Speaking of Gallant Fox you would ouM be he wise sise not to overlook o another another another an an- other of or his sons Grain me who was licked only a head by Teufel Granville who in that red-devil red hood o of his is a dead ringer for his half-brother half Omaha gae gave Teufel five pounds and still was so close to him at the wire that both could have worn the same hat with com corn fort Many in the press box and on the lawn were of the opinion that it was and not Teufel who won the race and Johnny Stout not Granville who lost it And it did seem that Stout when he had driven Granville past Tintagel Tintagel Tin- Tin tagel and Delphinium in the middie middle mid mid- die dle- o of the turn to home considered his work completed and allowed Granville to case under him and begin to loaf Its It's a bad thing they tell ten me to allow any with Gallant Fox blood in his veins to loa loaf The Fox was a natural born loafer and would start looking round for a little clover to munch the second he was given given- his own way about things And his children are arc the same way What didn't seem to fo realize was that Teufel had been chasing him ever since the middle of the backstretch It was there that Granville running three lengths ba back k of the flying sprinters Tintagel and Delphinium made his first move Spurt to Finish And it was there and at the same time lime Granville felt the whip that Litzenberg r gave Teufel then running running run run- ning fling in sixth place the gun And even cven as Granville picked up the leaders Teufel picked up Gran Gran- ville yule He finaU finally caught him just inside the sixteenth pole and outfought him to the payoff pole Teufel's victory made his owners owners owners own own- ers Mrs H. H C. C Phipps and her brother Ogden Mills very happy for it brought them just what they needed to take care o of their tips at the Colony club for tor forthe forthe the next two weeks But even more moro exuberant than Teufel's O owners was as a n. Mister Henry Hewitt a 3 year old hardware hardware hard hard- ware are dealer of Brooklyn n Mister llster Hewitt an occasional player of or tho the ponies went to the tho track with witha a s 20 bill and ran it into 1700 In five races This was too much for Mister Hewitt as was the bourbon he celebrated each cach winner with and so with a l gesture every bit as superb superb superb su su- su- su as Cyrano de he started flinging hundred dollar bills to the crowd on the tho lawn Much to the disappointment of the boys and girls on the lawn the police rescued Mister Hewitt just when his pitching arm was really getting limbered up |