The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-23
JOHN TAYLOR WINS
AFTER RUNNING NM AWAY
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tbs "a
Merchants and Manufacturers
Stake at Detroit Still Unde-
cided..

! LEI null, MlcIi., July zZ.-0unSet
this evening found the Merchants and
Manufacturers $4,000 stake for 2:24
| class trotters, the Feature of the blue
| ribbon meeting of the Detroit Driving
club at the Crosse Pointe track, still
unfinished. with two heats each to the
credit of Wainscott, the decided favor
lite. and John Taylor.
| John Taylor's victory of Wainscott
in the fourth heat, after an accident in
| the third heat in which Taylor collid-
| ed with two other horses, then kicked
loose from the sulky and ran for three
quarters of mile, was the surprise of
| the afternoon, and one. of the most SEN
sational heats in the history of the
| stake.
There were only the two horses in
the fourth heat, the rule of the stake
providing that only heat winners shall
start after the third heat. Seven thou
sand people were at2tf1e track. zs.
In the first heat offs the M. and M.
race, Shady Beattie had the pole. 1t
| took five scores before the horses came
down ready to be sent away. At the
first turn Robizola took the lead and
held it to the three -eighths pole. Here
John Taylor rushedsste the front and
stayed. AT the turn into the stretch.
Wainscott, which had challenged the
| leaders and was closing up rapidly,
broke Robizola broke, in the stretch.
enabling Wainscott, which had lost
only few lengths by the break, to
| finish second. 15n@ -
John Taylor led to the five eighths
pole in the second Heat, with Jim Ferry
second. Here Wainscott showed a
burst of speed, passed the other two as
they reached the stretch and won the
heat by a length. Wainscott- led all
the way in the third heat, in which the
collision occurred. The horses were
just turning off the back stretch when
John Taylor and HE Boy collided.
Robizola was close behind and ran into
the other two. Taylor's sulky was
wrecked and the horse kicked it off
and ran the rest of the mile alone, Rob-
| izola and HE Boy were caught imme-
diateIy None of the drives or horses
was injured to any extent.
! After the accident it was supposed
| that the fourth heat would be mere
formality, with Wainscott whining
easily. Instead, John Taylor challeng-
ed the stallion from the start, and as
Stunning the lead at the first turn, main
/ tanned it to the finish, where he was
greeted with tremendous cheers 1t
was impossible to ,trot the deciding
heat before sundown-s,4s ;..--~,.4,.,.,s
Chamber of Commerce stakes, 2:24
PAGERS, $4,000 Unfinished from yester-
| day.:
Elastic Pointer. br s, by
Brown. Hal (Hussey). .;...1 7 1 I
] Pan Michael, Oh q. Cur
w ~ 3. Foote. - Oh 5 (king) IS g
Ebony King, blk g Bogash).2 9
Kingmore, b (Reaves). ..".SS 9
Trilby Direct. b m CWalker).7 5
Tom Keene. oh (McCar-
n thy} Georgia ; m lPrioe3 "a ! dis
Ella Hal, b m GARTH. dis.
Five Points. blk h (Hogan). dis:
! 2:21 pace, purse $1,000; two in three
heats:
Dick Wilson, br s, by Clay King Cd, i.
King S Direct, blk iGeersj
Funston. m g fSnoyso J.; ;..............$
| Major Wilson, b 1(Bogash) ....8
Rudy Kip. br h GARTH ..,...,....6 !
Mamie Brown, b o m SEcker)..........7
2:i4 trot purse $l,2oo: two in three
! heats:
Judge Cullen, br g. by Raven Wilkes,
cares ;....,;c;; =. .''........'..da
Walter Smith, blk 6. (Bethauser) 80
| Viometa. oh m (Raybold) ...........3
Gois s9sndsrg f $ = castle
George Muscovite, b S fBond) .......5
Time. 2:15A, 2:14%.
2:O6 pace, purse s1,50O; two in three
| heats: IL
1
| William Nc, blk g Castle. .........2
J Little Squaw, blk m lCridsburg) ....3
! Captain Sphinx, b (Hopkins) .....4
Terrace Queen, br m (Geers) ........5
2:27 pace. purse $1,000; two in three
Hal chaffin. br h, by Brown Hal
Five Points. blk h CHoganj -
Geary, CHI (McEwen) ............2
Diabiito, (Walker) ...........5
g Der, Diet, m {gBogash) . dis +
Nathalie NJ, m (Coiby). .........1 dis.
Time, 2:10, 2:1oA. 2:12k.
2:10 trot, purse $1,000; two in three
heats (unf1nished)
Strong. (Gahagan) :.........:.2 J
Monte Carlo. (WaIker) .........3
Lilley Young. oh m Mccarthy ......4
Dan Wilkes. CHI g lKitcheD .....5 DIR
Merchants and Manufacturers stake
2:24 trotters, $4,000; three in five heats
| (unfinished.)
Wainscott, b 8, by Alley Wilkes
I 6Hyde) 1855. ....:....::...:.z
John Taylor, g. by Dispute,
| Cd. WILSON, ........-.........1
Jim Ferry. Crank .......8
Cole Direct, blk h (Geers} ......5
Robisola, b m I'M. Sanders)....3
Nervana, blk m (Curryf. .......4 4
King Simmons. blk ST. eBogash) 8 10
Bonnie Russell, b (KenD .-....7
HE Boy. b g (Stanbreugh). 10 10
Robert Me, b IN. Rice -
i Miss Jeanette, blk m (Ecker) IL DIR.
Shady Beattie, b (Kay) dis.
Time, 2:12A, 2:1oAs. 2f:t3&, 2:15.
/ Put-in- Bay Yacht Races.
TOLEDO. Ohio July a2.-The racing
/ this morning of yachts at the Inter-Lake
| Yachting association regatta, Put-in-Bay
| furnished another day of good sport. The
race was over straight away course
five miles to windward sand return. The
weather was cloudy with a fourteen mile
| wind from the northwest, and a lumpy
| sea.
/ At the start the big sloop Ethel. OF
Toledo. fouled the Sibyf of Buffalo, and
| the latter was put OUT OF the race with g