The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-07-04
OFFER FINE CARD
Driving Club Completes Program
of Races To Held Here on
the Fourth of July
MANY LOCAL HORSES ENTERED

The committee in charge of the
races to be given by the Kenosha
Gentlemen's Driving Club at the Balm
track on the afternoon of July has
completed the list of entries for the
five races and some excellent sport is
promised for the followers of the
track. Liberal purses have been
offered and the large number of local
horses entered in the different events
will make the meet one of unusual in
terest to Kenosha people. The man
agement has made arrangements
with the Kenosha Electric Railway
company and the Chicago and Mil
waukee company to run the cars direct
to the park and this will aid mate
rally in taking care of the crowds.
With anything like good weather the
day will be one of the greatest in the
history of horse racing in Kenosha.
The following is the list of entries as
announced by the members of the
com mittee:
500 KENosHA COUNTY GREEN TRoT OR PACE
PURSE $4,000
l Babe Lynch, b. M ......J. Lynch, Kenosha
Robt. W., br G. 1885,. Robt Wilson, Kenosha
Edwin D., b. g...... F. Dunnebac1ke, Kenosha
4 Ro1etta, g. NIECE. r. B. Campbell, Bristol
Babe Sch1ax, CHI. m. -. NJ. Sch1ax, Kenosha
Se1im, b. m ]. Mahoney, Pleasant Prairie
Nancy Hanks, b. M. -. L. Stevens, Kenosha
8 Teddy D., CHI g........ Ed began, Kenosha
2:2O PACE, CLUB MEMB ERs-PURsE S50OO0
Gov. B., br. g.........J. H veitch, Kenosha
n Z Z
Teddy S.Nb. N. F. Schmitt, Kenosha
a Billy Moa1l, b. g....,.. P I. Breen, Kenosha
5 George g., b. g. Walter Dexter, Jr., Kenosha
2:4o TRoT-PURsE $4,000
Trump, blk. Fred Boulder, Burlington
Chico, b. g.............P. t. Breen, Kenosha
Seneca Stewart, G. h...............
.Ueh1ein Stock Farm, Truesda1e
East View Bell, b. m..................
......... Uehlein Stock Farm, Truesda1e
Countess Buckner, b. m. .............
....s........ DR.. Williams, Racine
Robt. Wilkes, Jr., br. h...............
.....s......... Henry Herman, Antioch
Bede1ia, oh, m ....... Chas. Sibley, Antioch
2:s5 PAcE-PURsE $4,000
l Leroy, b. g..............W. Cuttings, Racine
Rex, G. g..........g........J. K1eist, Kenosha
Barney H., b. g.,,...A Alfred Krogh, Kenosha
Kenosha Boy, blk. gu D. Schmitt, Kenosha
Billy Moal, b. g,.....P T. Breen, Kenosha
Il MILE DASH, RUNNING RAcF-PURsE $1,000
Slippery Kate. Jos, Myers, Pleasant Prairie
Judge Rankin. no. Jones, Chicago
Bridget McCue....... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Capt Cook. -. ..... Bud Patterson, Kenosha
F. R. Goodman, of Madison, spent
Friday in Kenosha.
AS was expected, the Rambler car
was one of the cars returning a per-
feet score in the auto race over the
Chicago course Friday. Ted
Collier drove the car.
No wordshas been received from the
postofice department in regard to the
new Kenoshas public building and it
seems certain that it will not be COM
pleted until the close of another year.
The state Y. M. c. A. gymnastic
meet which was to have been held at
Racire on Friday proved failure.
None of.the cities sent teams and the
Racine athletes contested among
themselves for the trophies.
Surveyors were at work Friday lay
ing out the new addition to ST.
Georges cemetery. When the work
is completed the cemetery will be one
Of the best arranged resting places
for the dead along the lake shore.
An inspector of the Chicago Health
Department has been working quietly
for the past flew days in the town of
Pleasant Prairie, and according to re-
ports,a as far as the inspection has gone
he finds the milk from that section
the best that goes into the city.