Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-06
RACING
THIS CITY WILL
 HAVE GOOD ONES
To-Morrow and Saturday the Driv. ing Park Should Attract
 Many People.

1 the big tWO-day meet to be held al the Driving park Friday and Satur. | day. The track is being put in the 1 best possible condition and every thing points to one of the most suc-
 cessful meets yet held in this city. The entries for the two-days' races
 are as follows: s's 1 Friday. tn..
 2:21 Trot-Katherine D., V. NJ.
 Frost, Springfield; Prince Dundee,
 James Furgison, New, Haven; Hallie D., E. c. Wixom, Shelton; Pure Gold,
 Gold Bingen stables, Springfield;
 Haskel B. H., F. A. Chamberlain,
 Plainville. -.
 2:27 Paee-Cresceus Boy, Gold | Bingen stables, Springfield; Mayor B. M, Frank McGrail, Branford; Ju-
 lia R., c. M. Sherman, Westfeld, Mass; Patronia Princess, Peter
 Strom, New Haven; c. H. R., c. H. Redfield. New Haven; Magic Mack,
 David Garfield, New Milford; Lottie Costman, Thomas Grove, New Brit
 ain; Crystal Boy, Dr A. F.. OLeary,
 Waterbury; Pure Gold, Joseph Rob-
 bilard, Waterbury; Bert Nuthurst,
 w. H. Bright, New Haven; Norval C.,
 B. Vim, Westville. s.. ,,.
 2:1S Pace-Coineer, c. M. Sher-
 man, Westfield, Mass; Banner Boy, William Jones, Waterbury; May Day,
 William Noble, Naugatuck; Edith R., Lone Star stables, Boston; Vice Mack,
 w. Delaney, Hartford; Ganking Boy,
 White and Doyle, New Britain; Sen- ator Hal, H. W. Curtis, Waterbury; Major Strong, R. Blumenthal, Hart ford.
 2:22 Pace-New Jersey, George Sisk, New Haven; Commoneer Boy, George Began, Waterbury; Norval C. B. Vim, Westville, Conn; Full briew, P. Mortel, New Haven; Lizzie Sims, B. M. Frost. Springfield; Saint Michael, F. L. Warren, Springfield; Saint Michael, F. L. Warren, Spring field; Edna A., c. A. Barnes, Sher- man, Conn; Pure Gold, J. Robbilard, Waterbury; Crystal Boy, Dr A. F. o'Leary, Waterbury; Bert Nuthurse, w. H. Bright, New Haven; Major Strong, J. R. BNmenthal, Hartford.
 The track events of the Mercury A. c. will be another attracii ion. Joe Buckley is the manager of the meet and M. J. Thompson will arrange the events. The following Is the last of entries and officials:
 100-yards dash-T. J. Reynolds, Gilbert Kilduff, R. Bolger, Henry Lfttlejohn, David Bolger, E. NJ. Beecher, J. F. Buckley, Raymond W. | Nell. NJ. F. Bowes. George Rose, J. | Lawlor, Joseph Slavin, c. Tobin, FL | mer Wallace, J. Campbell, NJ. Kir- jassoff, A. DeLigouri, J. Fitzgerald, | D. Began, NJ. o'Flaherty, F. Vie dorn.
 220-yards dash-T. J. Reynolds, F. NJ. Beecher, D. J. Bowler, NJ. F. Bowes. Gilbert Kilduff, J. F. Buck ley, Henry Littlejohn, 4. F. Rogers, R. w.. Neil, NJ. Kirjassoff, Harvey Woisard, George Rose. Joseph Sla- win, George Tobin, J. Campbell, J. Fitzgerald, J. Lawlor. NJ. Walsh, D. Regan. NJ. o'Flaherty, F. wiedorn.
 440-yards run-M. Kirjassoff, Louis Kirjassoff. A. E. Rogers, Will liam Rose, R. Bolger. D. J. Bol- ger, J. F. Buckley. George Tobin, Edward Delaney. William Egan. A. l Wellington, NJ. Walsh, c. Tobin, ]. Campbell, A. De Ligouri. F. Vie iorn, Samuel Kramer. D. Began, W. 
 SS0-yards run-Max Kirjassoff. .ouis Kiriassoff, J. A. Bergen, Will I fam Rose, H. w. Krantz, A. We'll ngton, ]. r. Buckley. A. F. Rog- I ITS, c. Tobin. J. Campbell. Elmer Wallace. F. Wiedorn, Samuel Kra, ner, D. Began, NJ. o'Flaherty. f
 Running high jump-Henry Lit- lejohn, E. H. Beecher, D. J. Nc, 'arthy, George Rowe. J. F. Buck , ey. A. E. Rogers. c. Tobin, J. Law l, pr, A. De Ligorri, NJ. Kfrtassoff. F. Viedorn, D. Began, NJ. O'Flaherty.
 Running broad jump-D. J. Mel 'arthy, NJ. F. Bowes. c. A. Bergen, Ienry Littlejohn. Edward Delaney, ieorge Tohin. W. Egan. L.. Kirtas- off. NJ. Kirjassoff. J. F. Buckley, s ]. W. Neil, A. F. Rogers. J. Lawlor, :. Tobin, F. Wiedorn. D. Began, N. F iFlaherty, c. Rose. G
 shot-put-G A. Bergen, R. W. c ~A-t @A- As h1SGiSs bs Is MGNdT4 ny, Q i. M. Beeeher, Henry Littlejohn, ]. !. Buckley, T. ]. Reynolds, Samuel hichester, Joseph Slavin. c. To- In, John Hayes. NJ. Kiriassoff, F. 'iedorn. D. Began. M. o'Flaherty, !. Trowhridge. \ The meet will begin at 1 o'clock nd the events will all be finished sfore the horse races begin. Fol. wing are the officials of the meet. q Starter-M. J. Thompson. F Timers-H. M. Rigney, Henry {, ass, Frank Nolan. n Judges at the finish-Johu Cas- V dy, w. Shirley Fulton. John Bur q III. George White. B Field judges-Harry Cross. c. F IT lein. James X. Thompson. Timothy N Cornell. F Clerk of course-Edward Ahesrn di Assistant elerks-Ernest Saun- ri rs. Charles Knox. d Scorers-Edward Mcdonald, wn- ti Im Sioeum. vi Manager-Joseph Buckley. m Assistant manager-David Rolger CT
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