Evening journal., 1907-07-25
FLORENCE STANTON'S
fine PERFORMANCE
Good Track and Splendid Weather Marked the
Races Yesterday---SOme Good Trials of
Speed Witnessed

Maggie Morrel and fourth to Wal
loper
Accident Distances Allen Beck.
In the fourth heat OF the race Allen
Beck, driven by Lewis, collided with
the fence beyond the quarter mile pole
because of his lines breaking and broke
wheel The horse went down but
Lewis quictod the animal and got under
the wire just as Joseph II. Davidson,
the starter. announced him distanced.
10. V. ID. Skillman Of Trenton, protest
ed against being distanced. claiming
the accident was unavoidable, but his
protest was unheeded, whereupon he
refused to trot his horse in the last
heat.
Fast Time in 2.2o Pace.
The second race of the card was
, the 2.20 pace with T.. e. Wrights Prince
Pointer II. Ashby's Linden Wheeler, A.
II. Tyson's Lady May, John Green's
Deerneld Bell, w Kerr's Baron Whips
and j. B. M Wellover's Proctor Knot
as the starters. The race was between
Proctor Knot Baron Whips and Deer
field Bell, and Proctor Knot took it In
three straight heats after he had been
beaten by a length on the first go
around by Doerheld Bell, a little black
mare that came over from Salem.
The second and third heat came to
Proctor Knot easily, but the fourth
showed him a winner by only head.
In this heat Baron Whips was the con-
tender After being pocketed repeat
edly the sorrel geding finished second
only half head behind Proctor Knot.
First money went 10 Proctor Knot,
second money TO Deerhed BILL third
money TO Baron whip and fourth
money to Lady May. The best time
was 219 Ia.
Sister Ada Had II Easy.
The 224 trot brought out E. V. ID.
Skilman's Andrew Wood, M. Lauber's
Minnie H.. A. H. Tyson's Dick Mont.
J. M. Lowry's The Imperial. c. c. Wat
er's Sister Ada and James Morris Ma
I jor Forrest. IL took only three heats
TO decide IT, Sister Ada winning them.
The Imperial, a handsome bay stallion,
led the way in the third heat until he
broke, allowing Sister Ada to win out
and end the race In three heats.
The summary for yesterdays events
follows:
Event No. 1. 2.24 trot. purse. $500.
Sister Ada. blk. m, c. c. Wat
ers. Germantown, Md, (Allen)1 /
The Imperial. b. S., j. NJ. Lowry,
Rossville, Md, Oowry) .4 2 2
Minnie H., b. m, NJ LAUDER,
York, Pa, Uauber) ..2 8
Dick Mont b. g.. A. II. Tyson.
Wilmington, Dell Cryson) IS S 3
Andrew wood, ch g. b. v. ID.
Slillman, Trenton, ~ j.
(Lewes) Observation-Disclosures 3 4
Major Forrest, blk. &, James
Morris, Philadelphia, CMorris)5 6
Time-22S Ia, 2.22 3-4, 2.23 1-2
Event No. ., 2.2O pace. purse, $780,
Proctor Knit, b g. j. b. M.
Welliver, Titusville, Pa,
(Welliver) ...............2 /
lDeerheld Bell, b. m, John
Green. Salem, n. J,Rolty)1 2 4 A
Baron Whips S. g., w. Kerr,
East Downingtown, Pa,
(Allen) ...................3 3 2 9
Lady May, b. g.. A. IL Tyson,
/ Wilmington, Del, (Tyson)4 4 3 8
Linden Wheeler b. g., II.
Ashby, oxford. Pa.
(Ashby) ..................5 5 8
Prince Pointer, br. &. e. V.
ID. Sdllman, Trenton. N.
j., (LeWis) ..............6 G DIS
Time-219 Ia, 800 2d9 Ia, 2.19 1-2.
Event No. 3. 219 trot. Purse $500
Florence stanton, blk m.
II. j. Stoeckle, Whining
ton, Del, CTyson) ...1 4 1
Dick, b. &, James Morris,
Philadelphia, (Mowis) 6 1 2 >
Maggie Morrell, b. m. DR..
H. r. Watts, Baltimore
Nd. (Steele) ......2 432 4
Walloper b. g., Garden
Farms, Wilmington Del.
(Hutton) ......4 s 9
Martha b., b. m.. w b.
Austin. Wilmington,
(StewarD ......3 8 8
Allen Beck. b. e, f. " d
Skillman, Trenton. n. j.,
Lewis) ............5 6 ds
Time-2.19 ga, 2.2S. 2.21 1-2. 2.21 Ia.
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