Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-09-24


before tho big crowd was cheering with
excitement. The same teams play again
Friday with possible change In posi-
tions of the New Workers.. To-day's line
up follows:
MYOPtA POLO SQUADRON A.
]. y. y Roberts1 l. A. d. PlattI
2. II. Tweed......5 2. J. j.. Hunt. .... o
3. j. W. Webb ....5 3. J. H. Hunt....0 o
Back. +. 5. Won Back. r. G. Law
Slade .....,......l renee ........... D
Total points Is Totals points E.
Less safety a.
SQUADRON A score
Z.
Referee. George G. Amorv Of Boston:
timekecper. W. c. Bacon; scorer. B y
Balestier. Brattlcboro.
Before the game was ended racing was
begun ana Uncle Charlie Taylor who
says lie is lb3 years old. drove an exhibit
tion half mile. The first Of the sports
was the completion of the 2:ei pace. Alley
Fell winning first money. Ben Ilur sec
ond Kings Mantle third, Iris fourth.
BILLIE Mack hfth time, 2:23 IA.
The Norwich cadets gave their exhihl-
ton drill and sham battle and a trot and
pace were pulled off. Both were won In
straight heats but tho latter was the
more interesting owing TO the game I'm
ishes of silver Heels. the stowe horse.
who won second money. He pressed Mar
dell closely and they came under the
wire twice neck and neck. The SIM
2:l3 TROT PURSE s4o
Dena u m. II. r. Pierce. stan
stead ...........,.. ..................l !
Janvier, q. NJ. Dougrcy, Glens
Falls, y. Y. ................ ........2 2 Q
Kasts Downer) Woody Hill stock
Farm, Salem ........................3 3 3
Time 2l9, ::.o+.; 2;coi..
2:3o PACE. PURSE 300
Mardell, CHI 4. W. F. Bcnne,, Som
Siverheels. ch. &. CW. Utton) John
Utton and Son. Morrisyille lob 2
Juan, blk. m, Wm. Smith, Coat
cooke ......,.,.,,. ...,........,.....c )
Lady Isle, b. m. CPickeD j. II.
Gains Newport ..............,......3 8 3
Candy Girl b. m. (Spafford) John
leary. Gardner. Mass ............& I
Friendess, b IN. DowneO Woody
I'M stock farm. Salem. y. Y...s ! dr.
Lucy A. b. m. Haydem F, p,
Lang Barton ........... ..........1 dis
Time. 2.l6N 2i5ia 2;l5M.
All the morning the Judging OF stock
and exhibits was continued. Men who
have followed the fairs pronounce the
cattle and Morgan horse show tho finest
Vermont and even New England has ever
seen. Twelve hundred head OF cattle puts
that part OF the fair among the top
notchcrs. The poultry pens are Allied to
the limit. overhow'ng into a tent. In hor-
ticultural and floral halls the exhibits OF
fruit and vegetables far surpass last
year.
In the show ring this morning Charles
Putnam Of Hartford was kicked by his
own horse over the left eye and narrowly
escaped death. He was hurried to the
emergency hospital OF the Norwich ca
dets where the surgeon OF the corps. Dr.
II. A. Whitney. dressed the wound which
able to ride home.
HOTELS ARE CROWDED.
Cots IN hotel corridors and public halls
tonight are loaded with sound sleepcrs.
To- morrow another record breaking
crowd Is expected for no sign OF rain
is evident. Among the number Will be
Governor Proctor. who will probably
remain ever for the luncheon TO bs
given L. II. Hartman Friday
ON AND OFF THE GROUNDS.
The starter or the races Is G. r. pike
OF Windsor and this u his 18th engagement
the present season The Judges are b.
+. Brownell OF Burlington. l. w. Norris
OF Bradford and f -. Harpin OF Wind
sor. l., A. Purmont OF Boston Is timer.
The great exhibit OF oxen attracts
wide attention and testing Of strength Is
continually going All the big beasts have
to do Is move heavily loaded stone
boat and II they do II another rock IN
piled on and they try again.
The United States government exhibit
OF Morgans from the stock farm In
Weybridge IN headed by General Gates.
the worlds champion at the St Louis
fair. when owned by Col. Joseph hsueil