The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-07
CLOSE SPEEDWAY CONTESTS.
.yrsr>IT AM LORD MiMH
HiTE IT OUT.
ou,ooscr, Find It Dlmcuit to PicL the win.
ner in several Brushes-Lady Direct
wins From Moronial- Zig Crowd secs
sane interesting sport on the Dive

some interesting Sp"' v"
..,dvsy snort was clean cut Yesterday
,, Finishes so close that spectators
M ,o agree on the winner occurred seVerai
is".s in one case AT least after four well
'nnte.ted heats. the result was an even break.
a,ord on the walks numbered several
nm N Bovnton. driving the chestnut
Liar Lord March, 2li1s, and George M
.sshor with his recent purchase, chestnut
n,,n we're the most persistent contestants
- The ar.t brush the two horses trotteo
-, tho course like a pair in double harness
o.ther having any pcrceptible advantage
ne atari 10 finish. The crowd voted II a
dsad heat. Mr.. Boynton drove MS NAM
80 King trotter with so much presidency
u', w. no,t brush that he put II to his credit.
Ttan CHESTNUT warmed to the work so well
,h", bs won the next two. Later Chestnut
vnn A brush from Henry Phillips's Day
trottcr. James Shevlin. 213h.
sno,hnr series of brushes in which the
Mi, round II difficult to pick the winner
nn.s between the pacing mares Lady Dlrect,
"I,i. driven hr George NJ. Archer. and Moro
ri,l . 10. with Dr. Joseph Seamon at the reins.
Tho Nn,sh of the first heat. was a dingdong
Awe and no one seemed able 70 name the
,s,rnar. Dr. Seamon put up the Kramer a.
" "Isse-y IN the next heat but he tailed TO
,n.ts GOOD and Lady Direct won. The sport
,naned with a close decision when the PAGERS
'ppssss, Marie. ?.llt., driven by Isaac Fleming,
'ossi 1iy 80 With DR. Gill UP. finished
1sss than heads apart. After Q change OF
Griyers The two mares were sent another brush
with the finish 50 close that each driver hought
!heH NH MS SCOTS trotter Kitty, Wilkes, 2:1sK.
.,dDr IL kiernan's Kitty sultan, 2:23I gave
70 nc SII lead at the finish. Then Kitty Wilkes
r bandIy from 4. K. Meyers PAGER Bertha
NJ Kitty Sultan also, won a good brush
from GeEliea II Io win R Rs1t6a e N bad an pf EVEN
brs,k later with the big trotter Strange Leaf.
driven by l.. Frank. y
George Huber %trotter. Rhythmic Jrp
me, 't brushes Of tie morning, Rhythmic. Jr.,
won. The blind tr2tter also won 2 good
sTsil WIZ fSe ne d Ses : tHs "t Of Wilton showed
lust how good she was by winning In turn
from isaac A. Horper's Black Bell. Wtltona
also won from !he pig tbo I tedt Mei Nam Miis sesc,<
and " J. Clark with Ildrem. 2:24H, had
an extended argument over the question Of
speed, Lldrem got the DECISION. Ben Lich-
tacEled The PAGER Major Wilson. 2:llK. and
found the Western whirlwind too fast for him:
Andrew crST Ss si. drove With II tq tbe t seyefai 1 OF
vader' ?IO, he beat the PAGER Wiltona. 2:ieA.
The latter, quite redeemed herself by winning
a splendid brush from Lady Direot. 2l5S.
With the PAGER Enle Shannon, 2:24H, Mr..
Crawford won from DR.. seamon's Moromal.
?lO, then Efie Shannon was sent TO tackle the
cup winner OF last year, Susie G.. i2I4k. and
in a hurrah finish she won by a head. Mr..
Campbell with Susie G. quite evened up the
score by beating Mr.. Crawford's trotter.
Invader, ?lo. The PAGER Wiltona, 2I9k,
was sa ndwiched between them at the finish.
Nathan Straus made his first appearance
on The Drive since his return from the Holy
land. He drove the black ~trotter, Ted,
?iS1, but only INDUCED him in his easy
brushes: his competitor was DR.. l.. j. Tier
nan with the trotter Kitty Sultan. 2:2sX.
Ted won each time without coming to a
drive. Charles W. Straus drove the trotter
Bolton, Jr., and won a good brush from Bessie
Wilkes.
The KLpratick brothers were much in evil
denee In the winning division. With the trot-
Hslpevhausen's Nellie Wilkes into camp.
Then, with Virginia, Walter won from the
Of the morning brought together DR.. Joseph
seamon's PAGER .Maronlal. 2:l0, and George
N. Archer's Lady Direct, 215H. Maronial
won.