Evening journal., 1910-07-11
QUAKER MACS
WIN TRI-CITY
Wilmington Horses Get Second
Nine Points Behind the
Cup Winners
HORSEMEN BELIEVE
SERIES WILL BE CONTINUED

At Baltimore on Saturday after
noon the Philadelphia Road Drivers
Association won the handsome silver
cup offered by the Baltimore, VIII
mington and Philadelphia horsemen,
to the club winning the greatest num-
Der of points in the tri-city races. The
last of the three race meets was held
over the Gentlemens Driving Park
half mile track at that place
Philadelphia horsemen won IA
points, making a toal of so points
Wilmington won 13 points, otaling Al,
and Baltimore scored IA points, max
ing "a their total.
About fifty representative Whining
ton horsemen attended.
r. E. Blggs started the horses in
a most satisfactory manner, the too
often tiresome scoring being entirely
absent The first two races were sent
away on the first score down. The
assistants in the stand were For
Baltimore, ]. r. Grover and w II.
Whitehurst; for Wilmington, Walter
Hare and s. H. Wilson, Jr.; for Phila-
delphia. Joshua Evans and G. w
Merkel
Charley K, the favorite in the 227
class trot, cashed I'm for his hackers
with the greatest ease far outclassinl
his field. Precious won second In this
race for Philadelphia
The 215 class trot was a good bet.
ting race, for Il must be remembered
that pools are sold on races in Mary.
land legally. Wilmington horsemer
backed Dossie Villiers but she failed
TO finish we'll IN any heat Bedelil
was unsteady in the opening heat
which was won by II. b. X in fasi
time. In the second heat Bedelil
took the pole at the half and wa'
never headed; after that Sorrel TOT
was in bad shape and drawn aftel
the first heat
DR. Chase. also a winner at vii
mineton. cashed for his Baltimor,
hackers in the free-for-all trot. Lady
Agile, the Quaker City favorite. wal
unsteady, and a change Of drivers
could not land her in the counting
which was unfortunate for her MAN.
hackers.
Singerley Wilkes was heavily
played favorite IN the 2.20 class tro
by the Wilmington horsemen. Will,
Philadelphia thought Mercury a SUR
winner Both were unsteady ant
Nettie May landed with ease Fre'
Mason took third on the toss.
Philadelphians thought Director NJ
would repeat his Belmont victory Il
the 2.25 class pace, but 10 land sec
ond on the toss was the best he coult
do, while Hertha romped off with tn
race
Ethel Mac. winner Of the 222 clas
trot AT Wilmington and Belmont, ant
favorite, was very unsteady an
lost 10 Townsend Girl IN straigh
, heats. Octavia Worthy. the other vii
y lmington entry. did not start
a Jack Gilman, another Philadelphi
, entry, also a double winner in thi
series, was defeated In the free-foi
Ie all pace. The judges were not sati.
e fed with the opening heat, howeve
.- and declared all bets on Geore
r. Peck a Philadelphia entry to thI
&c race, was not started.
e. From the opinions expressed b
q members Of the three associations III
o series viii be continued next seasol
4. everybody interested being highl
gratifed over the spirit of friendl
feeling exhibited, and while man
members of the Baltimore Associi
, tion backed out after entering the
2 horses thereby giving their club
3 stiff handicap, there is no doubt thu
a the entries viii be on hand when II
/ clubs meet next season.
/ Summary:
. 2.27 Glass, TrOtting. to Cart, in
: Heats.
< Charley K, blk g.. by Jarl, Balti-
more (kelbaugh) .......1
. Precious. b. g., by Drawno, Phila-
/ delphia (White) o.. ............4
s Wesley. Jr., b. g., by Stamboul,
I Wilmington (Mehaffy) . ...2
a Amo. 3. m, by Auster, Whining
q ton (Phipps) .............3
q Charley Mac, g. g.. by G. Robin
q son. Philadelphia. q. H. Blake) 8
a First heat. 2.20; second heat, %
Free-For-An TrOtting to Carts, 2 In
c Heats.
Dr Chase ch. g., by Goetic, Bal
timore (Hardy) ...........1
Paul Kruger, b. g., by Red Or
ange Baltimore (Kessler) .....2
Col. Wallace, br. g.. by Simmons,
Wilmington (Eves) ...... 3
Y. Lady Agile, br m. by Belsire,
Philadelphia (Connelly and
blake) ...... ................ 4
Wilkerson, b. g., by ---, Phil
adelphia (Young) .......... s
First heat. 217; second heat, 216
2.15 Class, Trottlng to Cart, TIN
Heats.
Bedelia, b. m, by Jackdaw,
Philadelphia. (BelD ........2
H. B. K, blk. & by Bedinger,