The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-08-23

Cole. Princeton. / I'll
NJ. l.. Hare b S, Hambri-
Osborn. Hagerstown...: . 4 5
fi HARMS. Morgan M i ToSS
Jacobs Markle, ..i.;::: s s
Wonder, Orphan Girl, ].
c. Starr, Boston. 3 q
JG sGhra al; g 8 Harry Nam B.
io Owe, BentOnyflie. man. - 8
print \: D. Moore. /.
Mrs: soulman, Indian,
maggie Walker. br m.
Legal Tender. 8. and
T. williamson Muncie. 6 6 DIR
Boy. Telegraph, Fin
Time@ss sG nm aSs ssi Esq., saz
John + ana Monte cristo pulled their
the heat with Deck Wright seventh. The
heat was run over. with new drivers in
ana this bro4 GS DECK Wight 'Ot to the
front
2:45 trot, purse sl75-
'P brion. PatcRen. campbeil BTos
Gqssie q, Oh N. Homer Sam Blue :.
Dull II VI. OdNls. AlQQlclOMn.s Z
York S%S z. H. AntE S1H MHneis. 3 3
'Bfy, 8, Banjo. Almont, c.
Spen, Hartford City................ 4 4
Emery. g, Brown Wilkes. g.
Jack, 81 :, Ma a1r'; Tode. j. smith. oi'
Time-2:3slI. 2:S5. 2:S5
2:2O trot, purse $500
Lasella, m. Grant Sentinel.
Governor Sprague W. A. Han -.
Little Daisy Sr m. Frenckes,
Bashaw Magma of Avon. J. w.
Pierce, Fort Wayne................ 8 2
Ibes. b m, Prineept. Hamiltonian
Ten. G. E. Whitney. Des Moines.
Time-s:25, 222ai. 2.22iiiS..' .
2:S5 pace, purse $500
Bessie Polk. b m. Jim Monroe.
fr, Frank Forester, ]. Polk.
Kate aterf Ham b M Glen Miller Hot
Springs, w. d. Hager, Was
Sable fsEs GIFT otfni Gt[t i'm jr ad st%n 81
Kansas. b g. Legal Tender. jr..
George Farrer, Macey............. 4 dis
quaker BOY, D s....................... DIR
May Fair. m......................... DIR
' Tifme-a:28k, 2:25, rs s. Ut
In the Delaware county half-mile run
Gypsie Jones won both heats, with Irene
second. Nellie S. third, Neb B. fourth.
JONI l.. HIln, Tune, oo, .oS
In addition to TIE unfinished running
race of today with fourteen starters, the
following other interesting race program Is
Free-for-all pace with six entries marked
from I'll to 2l9, one mile running race and
2:45 trot.
MUNCIE, Aug. 1S.-Special-The Mum
Gle fair and races closed today in a SEN
sational manner, with a crowd number
ing over 5000 present.
1t nearly doubled any other closing
days attendance. With the fine field of
horses entered for the free-for-all pace
it was expected that some fine work
would be done. Red Bell won the race
Broke the track record five seconds and
his own race record four seconds and il
is believed that the average, 2:16, for the
heats is the race record for the world
on half-mile track. The last heat in
214 was very sensational Henry f.
was leading, with Coastman and Red
Bell close behind. Henry f. and Red
Bell were coming neck and neck up the
back stretch as they rounded the last
quarter. Albert 4. was closing UP on
the leaders and looked a winner, when
Henry F. pocketed him in the fence
William Fleming raised Red Bell from
his feet and dropped him under the wire
in the lead by a head. The time for the
heat by quarters was :34h, 1861, :40Ik
PA The last quarter is up hill, while
the first is the reverse. Red Bells pre-
-
cago and his best time was an exhibit
ton mile at Independence. G. E. Whit
ney, driver Of Albert E., shed tears after
his defeat.
Red Bell, CHI s, Red Wilkes, An
tr0ny Wavne t.ocKwel Bros.
Fort Wayne. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Henry F., b $, Princeton, Roger
Hanson, William France, Roch-
ester. Ind .......:.:::.... 2 2
Coastman, br S, Bourbon Wilkes,
Coaston, Thomas Coleson, Pierce
- 2 4
G. E. Whitney Des Moines, Ia 8
Tade Jefferson, m, Joe jefferson,
Capt Walker, b. NJ. Vaught
Franklin, Ind .........::............ 8 5
Strath Allen, b s, Strathmon,
William Mellen, Fort wayne.... DIR
Time-2I715. PHI. 2:14.
II 'the trot nurse $3.50 Gayel
choked and fell and was badly injured.
Bob Wilkes fell on top of him but ESCAPED
injury. Drivers Ed Hall and Riley Ste
venson escaped with slight bruises.