The sun., 1900-11-07
RACINGON THE SPEEDW AY.
ONLY PEW EARLY VOTERS OUT
FOR The MORNING SPORT.
Lively Bru,hes in the Afternoon - Nathan
strau, objects to the Driver OF Louise mac
and Withdraws Alves-Amy wilkes Too
Nucb for George Wallace and whistle.

Nucb for George Wallace and whistle.
A few early voters journey ed TO the Speedway
yesterday morning. either to participate IN OF
watch the brushes. but the crowd OF spectators
was not large and several OF the road riders
named on the morning programme failed 10
mt In an appparance. There we're only three
starters In the first brush Dr. u. ID GINS Rock
dale Boy John f. Cock Swit, ana DcN'I
C. Flanagan's Kingwood. 1hay were sent
away well from High Bridge. the brushes being
on the lower stretch but the horses did not aI'-
pear to be at their best nor 'how the speed thcy
usually do In fact. the same may be said OF
the horsesi in every br,is IA during tho day. Rock
dal, Bov held the lead from the start and won
easily by a couple Of lens hs. Swift was second
and Kingwood third. The second heat re-
suited hesame with Mr.. Cockcrill driving hard
for Il lead
Mr.. Hacketts King Tom easily disposed o'
Dr. David Randcll's gray PAGER, i. ~ B" IN
two straight heats. II took three heats 70 oe-
cde the brush between c. G. Lloyds sorrel
tro,ter. Richard b. and George Colemans little
mare, Hattie Walters The latter won the nrs'
heat handily by two lengths. In the second
heat Mr.. Lloyd shook Richard up bit ana nasscn
the fnish in the lead. The marc. however.
disposed of him in hollow style the third 'iile
down and was announced the vinnor
great crowd on the upper stretch and hundreds
of vehicle, Of every So le allowed on the drive
It was understood that, according to the new
rule OF the Park board. the brushing would be
from Wash ngton Bridge up to Dykeman street,
a. the board had not vet revoked the rule IA
requested hv the Executive Committee OF tho
Road Drivers Association. However, the
spectators did not take kindly to the idea of
walking all the way to the top end OF the drive
10 -ee the finishes. the great ma ority stopping.
as has been the custom. in the neishborhood
of the post below tho point OF ro"k,. one or
two ini romptu bi7Ishe. were tried going north.
and il was found 10 be dangerous to go that waN.
1t was finally decided mat II they we're 70 have e
the uIp,r end and down 10 u" bridge. as has
been the custom ever since tho Speedway was
Tho irst contest was between James Murrhy's
Amy Wilkes. !. hahns George Wallace and pr,
'rst heat ,rry Wilkes was an easy winner by
aa!t l"nrh ComHs down N she q e,t drove j e2fs
second heat wl- almost "A repetition ot the frst'
except that ANY Wilkes finished under pull.
two lonsths ahead Of Geors" Wallace. with
Mhs "s1H 'gtgai et~aen e"fW Wse He'f and George
Wallace Whistle won by, good lcrsth,
Tho brush between Alyss Nathsn nrsN Stranss ,sIs
n'Nra SDna Toui.e Mac and T. T. ,Smnthers's Alice
barnes was quit. disapp3intment II had
and the Withdrawal Of Alves after the second
heat, there wa. li,tle Of ne element Of con,
SO far ahead that many of the spectators did
not believe They were GT.hns ~ Mr dr,y. Gwaia e.
R1I' R%r, wSi.h SRf EE%. he ssaSs 4 81 s'Taas
wthdrawing AyHs as ne Tho LIVED bss ts both ah
Loui.e Mac and Ace ,Barne1 acted poorly.
leaving their feet shorty Lter ronha'ns h c,s me
finish AvsS uaSsei tho post several lengths
in front of Louise Mac, Win Alice Barnes away
brush. louise Mac and Alive had a head-and-
head struggle to tho point of rocks. where iioi-
Srs STS"E ts ThG eayf ear ~ half ensh I'm IN front
of Alves who began 70 essen his speed For
tho third heat Louise Mac and Alice Barnes
IA aIIly by a length Louise Mac trotted away
with the next heat. Alice Barnes again losing
John + Cockerill, driving Rival, had quite
an Interesting argument for one dash down
from Dy kmsn street. with Pred 'erkeh be
iian ihem i' ali the way TO the ini@h h. Gerksns sor-
rel winning by half a length Charles is pNI MeiI
and + q Binzens gray, Elnira The first time
down Elmlra was frsL past the post. but he
Sd no, rH aSGH was scGnS %e a, Rns,e M
lTIaih + hcadded Rival by two lengths and repeated
the performance the third heat. -
rived on the scene with ms uotters Franker
and Ebert and Hontas Crooke the PAGER. As
IL hli b'Pl anIOllCeu HoWbNeT, lHil WIS
not likely to b. there other brushes had b"-u
wera 70 have started Mr.. Billings cOntented
himself with jogging his horses and watching
the others brush. He had one dash with W.
l.. Speir, driving hIs trotter Copeland Mr..
Billings toong Franker. II was growing
late a d too dark for pleasure. Franker broke
haf way down from the bend and was taksn
in Cor ela ID winning easily.
Janes Murphy. after sending Amy VII a.
TO the stable, drove Lotus. one Of his pacing
nair He beat two or three sidcwheelers in
imIromptu brushes and then went at Ace
X Jarvis drove the big trottcr Edward X ard
showed his heels handy 10 three or four hors"s
in catch brushes MIR Main did quite n lot of
work with his mare Miss Meauder. tie won "A
hard-f.Usht brush iron Dark Secret by
q length.
j. II McClonnnhan drove the black uottng
mare Maslc and she stepped fast He showed
the way IN one brush handiiy o John MCCuifc's I
big gray to q top buggy II e. Beakes
an and doNn the line several times with his old
brush winner, GlcnmeTe Boy. but did not Try
hi. speed aCai'.~t any 81 the others MIR Hul- !
brook drove he brown celding Lee Russe !
a game Old ClnpaiEner. and sho we'd that he |
still has speed enough to show his heels 10 many
Of them Leu MAYNARD drove BrAndywlne
KNAPP Mct a'thy, the veteran trainer iocpod
Palm Leaf Mr. leland drove his pair Of blacks. !
and " e fluyd-Jones speeded his fGst pair. |
knoXera and rcrpui y l. Kerlier, with bis !
l't!e PAGER. Attaieka had a warm brush for |
Clark'~ Workers PAGER. Little Barefoot, and |
won by good length. Dave Harrington drove !
a fine pair Of bays