New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-11
RECORD AT CLEVELAND
New Time Made in Grand Circuit
Pacing Heats.
EARL, JR., BEATS FAVORITE
Captures Deciding Heat of Free
for-All Championship from
independence Bow.

Cleveland, Aug. 1o.-Another record was
smashed at the North Randall Grand Cir
cult races to-day. The three heats Of the
IFee-ror-aIl championship pace with such
speeders as Independence Boy, Earl. Jr..
Inc Eel and Evelyn W. contending were
paced respectively IN 2OlIh 2.O2l5 and
2;O3a. a worlds record for pacing three
heats IN race.
The first heat, paced In 2.OlI5. IN addition
TO being the speediest mile ever paced on
the North Randall track. stands as the
fastest paced mile Of the year. Indepen-
dence Boy. the favorite. had TO extend
| himself to the limit to beat out Earl, Jr..
and The Eel. but proved himself capable
OF performing the feat. In so doing he
clipped two seconds from HIS former record
or 2:OSia made at Lexington. KY. last
year. The final quarter Of this heat was
paced in % seconds fat
The second heat resulted IN another fast
mile. Major Mallow led the way to the
half IN 1:o1. but died out at the three
quarter pole. Independence Boy. Earl. Jr.
and The Eel taking the lead Indepen-
dence Boy broke in the stretch and Earl,
Jr.. came under the wire in 2o21h.
Earl, Jr.. showed remarkable strength IN
the final heat, which resulted in another
terT1Ace battle among himself, The Eel
and Independence Boy. For the second
time he put the favorite 70 rout, winning
the heat and consequently first money.
win Anvil, the favorite, drawn from the
ONO stake race because OF a lame foot,
belVasia was made the favorite. She
looked sure winner IN the first heat but
broke at the three-quarter pole and was
beaten out b. Louis Forrest. In the sec
ond heat she showed her class by beating
could not repeat. however. and Stroller.
showing surprising burst of speed, won
b. half a length.
It was announced late IN the afternoon
that Chlan, instead OF attacking the
world trotting record 20 sulky to-mor-
row. the closing day Of the meet will try
70 lower the worlds trotting record for
the half-milc 70 a wagon in the open.
Summaries:
TRoTTIEG-214 CLAsS-PURsF. $1,000
THREE N FIVE.
Cra,5lsy Mitchell CHI g. by Marvellous
High ADMIRAL. Blk :. By Admiral
Lazarus, b g by Ashland bort
Monte Wilkes b. 2. by cashmoat O
ava Dillon. b. =. CalcMahoni ......'' & +:
Euzz Johnson. B. s.. (Moreheadl ......... =
Nance g. g; Ernest, ...........-
oxford Boy Jr., b. 9. COX. $780,. Drawn.
sRuled out
TROTTTNG-2Is CLASs-pURer a. ~
THREE N FIVE
Cascade, CHI 8. by The Peer NIurphy1 I
Lady Willow, Dr. m, BY Minatour
(CTeers) Observation-Disclosures. Q ,
Queen Lake b. m. BY Red Lake Rose
A--4tJ s.t+-... .s...-...... Z A
cay AudoOou. ch. e. BY Audubon CIc-
Edwin &, br. s. By Peter Ths Great
NAY Grave. IN IA. by Margravs
C-uckolsi .................-... dis
Time 2osis. 2.osi. 200
FACING CHAMPIONsHIP-FRE FOR ALI
$1,000 ADDED-TWO N THREE
Ear Jr., gr. g., by III. Earl Com I
independence Bo, oh. e. by Thistle
tMurphi) ...s.-. ........... .
The Eel r. s. by Gamboiier CMo-
Evelyn W, b. m. by The SPY shank 3 =
Major Mallow, b. g lMallov) ........-.. 3
The Able, blk. g. CWhite) ............... 6 4
Ess a. Kay. br. s. tGeersl .........-.... dis
Time 2:O1iz. 2.02iz. 2:O3A
TROTTNG-THE OHIO sTAKEs-2.12 CLASS
PURSE s5.O0O-THRBE HEATS.
Louis Forrest. blk. G.. g. General For
rest tMCDOnald) .....................1 g
Bovasia b. m. by Bingeu Oiurphy) 800. 8 3
Stroller, Oh. e. by Allerton CdcDevitO 5 I
Charie Thomas gr. g by Keller
Wiimer'ng. b. r. ANDREWS .............. 3
A. Stanley. TO. s. CWhitehead) ...........2 Ads
Douglass McGregor, br e. (Sanders) ..... 3 sdis
Lady Green Goods. 3. z Cox ......-..-. q dr
Dorothy Eansboro, Oh. m. (shank) ..... 5 dis
Anvil. b. s tGeers) ...,................ Ar