Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-09-13

Es.IDAY'8 RACES.
2.s5 Trot, 2.Ss Pace. Purse sI25.
Black Silk, blk m, by Tarratine,
w. 8. Malcolm, Augusta...... ~ 1
Allan O, g, by Allan Horse, W.
s. Malcolm, Augusta. II a 8
Pompon, blk m, by Columbo, H.
E. Dodge, Ellsworth. ~ 8 2
Sir Thomas, e, Lewis Spencer,
Orono ........................ 54 4
d Baron, br s, by Baron Wilkes,
M. Hughes, Bangor. 8 drawn
Time: 2.s2a. 2.s14, 2.s5, 2.s2.
Free For All. Purse sI75.
l Mercer O, m, by Maston, G. H.
w. Springer, Augusta. ....... all
Leanna, blk m, by Princeton,
Horace CLANCY, Belfast....... 1 2 2 2
Annie Murphy. blk M by Col
jumbo, O. F. Dwinal, Bangor. 8 8 8
Daniel ODell, ., by Sphinx, E.
h. Greedy, Ellsworth. "a 4
Fred Orphan, g, Fred wescott,
Bar Harbor...... s s 6dr
Time: 2.22a, 22sa, 2.243. 2.2la.
By capturing the 2.s5 trot Friday, Black
Silk made 1t three first moneys for the
meeting, taking one race each day Of the
fair, and trotting fourteen heats.
|. fridays BALL GAME.
The ball game Friday was between Blue
hill and North Penobscot, Bluehill win
ming. Score, 1876. The score does not do
Justice to the game that was played. At
the end OF the seventh inning the score
stood North Penobscot, s, Bluehill, 4.
Bluehill came to the bat determined to
win, and soon filed the bases. The bat
tiers were placing their hits in good safe
places in the out field, and by speedy
base-running, made total OF nine runs
in this inning.
Supple pitched his first game on the
local ground, and he was great addition
to the team. His cool and speedy pitch
ing put confidence in the men, and they
played ball with their brains as well as
their hands. Supple will enter Boston
college this fall, and will stand good
chance OF making the college team. For
five innings he had the North Penobscot
boys at his mercy. II one did not get on
base, Supple would make some play to
draw run and get his man at the next
base. Mr.. Supple not only has speed and
| curves Of every kind, and perfect control
OF the ball, but is cool and game at all
times.
PREMIUMS AWARDED.
IN the following list the town is not
given where the exhibitor resides in Blue
mill.
HORSE DEPARTMENT..
Walter Robinson, pair driving horses,
tnv, mi NJ
Fred NJ Page. North sedgw;ck, driving
mare and colt, 2. Jesse Meader, East
Surry, driving stallion, 2y, 1. Paris Cush-
ing, driving mare and colt, 1. William
Conary, Surry, driving mare and colt, 8.
Paris Cushing, gentleman's driving horse,
l. William Grindie, Bucksport, gentle
mans driving colt, 3y,1. Sewall CHM,
Osiand, gentlemsn's driving stallion, 8 y,
3. H P Grindle, Penobscot, driving stall
lion, II w. E w Mcintyre, driving stall
lion, 10 y, 1. Tom Astbury, gentleman's
driving colt, 1; driving colt, 2. G Young,
East Surry, draft stallion, 2 y, l. D W
Winchester, East Surry, draft horse, 8 y,
! ard Giles, North Bfooklin, draft colt, Y,
l.
CATTLE DEPARTMENT.
&c Young, South Surry, belted Dutch
heifer, 2. Amos Webber, South Orland,
Jersey bull, 2 y, 1. s P Sumner, Jersey
! COW, 2; grade Jersey heifer, y, 1. G
Young, East Surry, grade Jersey COW,
3 y, 1, grade Jersey heifer, i y, L;
| grade Jersey calf, mos, /. A Os-
good, black Dutch calf, 1. Roy v Grin
die, grade Guernsey COW, 1. Geo A Morse,
grade Durham COW, 2 y, l.; grade Holstein,
l. A w Grieve, grade Galloway cow,2 y,
| l. Eric CIosson, North Sedgwick, Hols-
| tein bull, 3 y, 1. A P Robinson, Polander
COW and calf 1. VIM Wescott, grade
Durham COW, 2; Hereford heifer calf, 1;
| Durham heifer calf, l. W s Horton,
COW, ~, L; Guernsey heifer calf, mos,
1 grade Jersey, 2. E Leach, grade Dur
ham COW, l.; grade Durham heifer y, 1.
+ E Chase, grade Jersey COW, y, 8. Arch
Hinckley, grade Durham heifer, y, l.;
Durham heifer, y, 2. Ed Allen, Blue
bin Falls p AYRSHIRE bull, ! y, I; " B
heifer, 8 y, 1; grade Guernsey heifer calf, 2.
Daniel Emerton, yoke matched steers,
2y,2. Wallace Hinckley, Sedgwick, best
oxen, 1. E A Hinckiey, yoke steers, 3 y, 2.
Preston Leach, fat oxen, 1. Paris Cush-
ing, best oxen, 8. William Wescott, best
oxen, 2. Dorr, North Penobscot, pair
steers, 3y, /. John Horton, pair yearling
steers, z. George Pert, fat oxen, 2;
pair steers, 2 y, 1. w Hinckley, pair
steer calves, grade Durham, ]. Fl II
Allen, North Sedgwick, matched oxen, 1.
William Paris Carter, North Sedgwick,
matched oxen, 2.
E A Hinckley, sSedgwIck, 8 breeding
sheep, Hampshire Down, 8; 3 lambs, do, 1.
Wallace Hinckley, Ssdgwick, sheep,
Hampshire Down, 2; 3 lambs, do,2 2. J F
Hinckley. Sedgwick, Oxford Down ram,
474O2, l.. VIM Wescott, Hampshire Down
buck, /. E l. Osgood, 8 Southdown sheep,
/. Ed Allen, Bluehill Falls, sow and pigs,
2. J NJ Snow, White Chester SOW and
pigs, l.
POULTRY.
&c Young, South Surry, 3 China Geese,
/. F 8 Hinckley, 2 Mallard ducks and
drake, /; 4 brown Leghorns, /. Roy Y
Grindle, ducks, drake, White Pekin, 1.
H L Young, East Surry, 4 barred Ply
mouth Rock fowl and cock. Ia Plymouth
Rock chicks and ,cockerel, T; 4 buff Wy
andotte fowls, 1; do chicks and cockerel,
1; 4 light Brahma fowl 1; do chicks, l. !.
Wallace Hinckley, Aylesbury ducks, 1
drake, 1. Guy Carter, white Plymouth
Rock and cockerel, /. Wallace Ainckley,
Sedgwick, 2 bronze turkeys and gobbler,
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