The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-07-06
favorite had fallen to the rear.
DIR. PAUL GIVES UP.

favorite had fallen to the rear.
DR.. PAUL GIVES UP.
Fran Arlington and Major Mallow
started to the front in the third heat.
Little Jap was close third, while
DIR. Paul had seemingly given up and
was far to the rear. These positions
were held until the half mile was
reached when Bessie Almont displac-
ed Little Jap. At the three quarter
pole the bunch was we'll strung out,
all of them coming down the stretch
strong, Major Mallow beating Frank
Arlington in. another close race Bes-
sic Almont had fallen back at the
three quarter pole and finished but
little before DR. Paul. Major Mallow
took first money, Frank Arlington,
second, Dr. Paul, third, and Little Jap
fourth.
land b. having been scratched and
Mystic Boy substituted. Kittie Sim
mons was picked as winner The
bunch got started we'll in the first
heat Ted B. and Alacer taking the
| lead with Kittie close behind. Ohso,
the Grand Circuit horse, driven by
| Otto lapel, and Donna H. broke at
the quarter, but the latter soon recov-
cred lost ground. At the half mile
Susie Burns came to the front, but
maintained his lead throughout the
heat, Donna H. and Susie Burns being
close behind him, with the others
we'll punched behind
TED B. BREAKS
Ted B., Susie Burns and Donna II
led in the second heat. Alacer soon
became a factor in the race, however
and Ted B. fell back, two disastrous
breaks on the first half mile preventing
his winning the heat At the half mile
Kittie Simmons was giving Alacer a
race for it, Sister Paschovia, Susie
Burns and Mystic Boy being close be-
hind. At the three quarter pole Claty
Latis passed The bunch and gave
Alacer a hard fight for it, the latter
winning by length. The favorite
finished third, while Ted B. came un-
der the wire in sixth place.
The third heat was the best of the
entire afternoon, Allie Walters spec
tacular driving bringing Ted B. under
got started well. Donna H. broke at
the start, while Sister Paschovia came
to the front on the first quarter, where
i Kittie Simmons broke and fell back.
The runners were we'll strung out at
the half mile. Near the three quarter
pole Ted B. and Alacer were neck
and neck with Sister Paschovia and
Claty Latis close behind The former
fell back on the homestretch, where
Walters spurted forward and his TED
Ger by nose, The crowd nearly went
wild with delight for Ted B. had be-
gun to take the place of Kittie Sim
mons, the favorite.
Kittie Simmons, AIacer and Ted b
led off in the fourth heat, the latter
two breaking at the start, while the
, favorite spurted far ahead, which posi-
: ton she held throughout the heat
Alacer recovered his position before
long, while Ted B. broke again anC
went TO the rear. Kittie Simmons lee
Alacer by several lengths at the hall
mile, while Claty Latis and Mystic
Boy were following close. AlaceI
broke at the three quarter pole, which
was all that gave Kittie Simmons first
place in the heat. Alacer recovered
ground and beat Claty Latis out fol
second place by a nose.
TED B. COMES TO FRONT.
Everybody considered Ted B. to b,
a back number when the fifth hea
to win the heat, but subsequent per
formances by the Steubenville horse
proved that he still had little speed
in him. Kitty Simmons took the leat
but broke. Alacer then led the bunch
but he also broke at the quarter poll
, and dropped to the rear. At the hal
mile Kittie Simmons was leading Tee
B by length with Sister Paschoyi;
at the end. The two favorites drew
: away from the bunch at the thre,
. quarter pole, Kittie Simmons taking
) the lead. Walters made Ted B. come
t strong on the homestretch and bea
out Kittie Simmons with little room
to spare. Ted B. first money, Alacer
second, Kittie Simmons, third, ant
Donna H., fourth.
, Birdie b., the favorite in the 81.
pace had everything to herself in thii
event, holding the lead in every heat
Billy ]. was considered likely win
ner, but he failed to do better thai
come in third every time. Barney L
: and John Burns started the first hea
ahead, but Birdie B, shot ahead like
streak Of lightning. while VIM. Bell