The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-07
ACCIDENT TO ROAD DRIVER.
y. L.. DODGE, SEIZED WITH YER
TICO, FALLS FROM WAGON.
Trotters and PAGERS Meet In Mixed brushes
--AmOkin wins Best Tilt ar the Day
-Angelus In Top FOrm-Frec Advice
Goes Through the Bunch Of Steppers

perfect autumn morning drew "A crowd
to Speedway Park yesterday. The heavy
rain of Saturday settled the track and made
il firm. but it also had washed some bad
holes in the surface that interfered with
the gait Of the horses. An unpleasant in
cidcnt n the morning was an accident TO j.
l.. Dodge. He was driving the PAGER Mary
A.. and just after passing the finishing post
he had an attack OF vertigo and fell from
the wagon to the roadway. lie was carried
over to the lawn, where Or. Thomas Tuggle,
who was driving LA, hurri d 10 him. After
working for a long time the doctor revived
him 80 that he declined to be taken away
in the ambulance that had been summoned,
Later n carriage conveyed him to his home.
Policeman Mclaughlin sent his horse after
Mary A. when she started on run up the
maoadam and ne soon mad her under con
troll.
The sport opened with brush between
the brown trotter Santos. 2:2l&. driven by
Thomas Ieahey and Gray Billy, with Will
liam Scott up. Santos was the winner. and
he repeated the victory. Then the PAGERS
had an inning. and Crescent. driven by Al
fred Epstein. finished in front Of Woods Boy.
driven by Max Simon. The trotter Mlgnon.
driven by Moody Som. was third.
Mixed racing was quite popular. c. H.
Mcdonald. behind the PAGER Alice D.. and
Mr.. Pierce with the trotter Upton. had a
tilt. and the PAGER won. Mr. Epstein with
the PAGER Crescent. william Scott behind
tho trotter Gray Billy and George Holleuth
driving the PAGER Gretchen had a three
cornered brush. finishing in the order named.
Moody Som with Mignon and John Hartman
Brushes. ne and 0 Mxnon was each aA time the
winner. The bay PAGER Dick Turpin. Jr.,
2;2a,S, broke in twice and finished in front
the usual order Of mixed races and beat the
When DE: jTaiFss arrived behind ia !. +, the
G sns SONS sns me- bs
driving Santos; A between the trotters
sen oGs en n H. 'sn an ns
The best brush OF the morning was between
the three pacers, Amokin. 2llH, driven BY
hsies Rans Ere G l Nv win
stein, In a spirited. finish the three horses
passed between the finishing posts as named.
Later Amokim finished in front Of the PAGER
From this time On Bicycle Girl was a prom
inent winner. She beat Crescent and when
INK Tom; 2aeAi driven by Ch Itsso 3 ,I
the trotter Angel9s. 2i2X. driven BY Andrew
Craxford and the PAGER Bonnie Kirkland
finished In front Of the bay PAGER Fairview.
2;oot. driven by J, P Batter. :Angelus also
won from Bonnie Kirkland. Three trotters
that put up a good race were Gray Billy,
Nj gnon and Index, 2:2lA driven by E. J.
La Place. The finish was In tho order named,
Then Index on a pace had a tilt with the black
PAGER Jenny c., 2:leH. driven BY young Mr..
Elmer Stevens behind the bay trotter Wood
ford G.. 2l2A. logged back and forth for some
time looking for something In his class and
finally he got on brush with Angelus. The
clip was too fast to suit Angeus and he made
a break that left him on the wrong side " hen
the finish post was reached. Woodford &.
had tilt with Jenny c. a nd again he was q
winner.
James A. Murphy. who. owned Star Pointer
when he made his record Of i:59k, made his
first appearance. on tho Speedway for the
year with the chestnut PAGER Free Advice,
2:lOt. but there was nothing present In his
class. He sent the son Of Ashland Wilkes
down several times at speed and went through
express alongside OF suburban local Later
he gave Dusty Wilkes. 2:l51+. q sharp workout.