Evening journal., 1913-11-03
CURTAIN DOWN
THIS WEEK ON
RACING GAME
Six Events and Running Races
to Mark Close Of WawaSet
Track Sport
BILL WILLIAM WINS
THE SATURDAY FEATURE


Presentation Of prizes to the best 10.
cal matinee performers of the year and
race card Of three events showing ten
speedy entries made up the final mat
inee program at Wawaset Park on Sat
urday. j. c. Boulden's Dora Thorne,
Thomas +. Lynch's Bill William and c.
w. McElwee's Rock were the winners
Of the three events. Bill williams time
of 2.l6 Id in the first heat of his race
was the fastest of the day.
Prizes were awarded as follows;
Amo. owend by c. o. Phipps, won
the silver cup offered to the trotter
making the fastest time in winning
heats. The mares best time was 215.
The silver cup to the PAGER making
the fastest time In winning heats went
to Bill William owned by Thomas r.
Lynch. The time was 2.14 1-2. This
is the second time Bill William has
won the pacing cup. although the
speedy gelding fell below his former
track record He covered the mile in
one of the matinees last season in the
fast time of 2.13 Ia, which stands as
the matinee track record
James Wilson's Martha Chimes won
the gold medal for the trotter making
the fastest average time in seven
heats. The average time was 2.27.
The gold medal to the PAGER max
ing the fastest average time in seven
heats also went to Bill William. The
average time was 2.17.
Gold medal to the horse winning the
greatest number of races was won by
Martha Chimes. Mr.. Wilson's mare
was the winner of twelve races this
season.
Riverview Farms Minnie Cader and
Summerfield Farms Dixie Boy each
made eighteen starts during the sea-
son, and each we're awarded a silver
medal for starting in the greatest
number Of events.
The Saturday summaries;
Event No. 1.
J. c. Boulden's b. m. Dora
30 Ihorne ......... .........l
c. A. Saville's b. g. Little
Gene ...... ............2 3 2l
Riverview Farms b. m. Min
ME Cader ................3 3l
T. r Lynch's b. m Mabel L 3 4 DR..
Time: 2.3OA $50; 2.3l; 220.
Event No. q
Thomas F Lynch's ch. g. Bill Will
liam ........ ..................l ]
lJ. F. Jones' blk m. Lady Bess ....2 3
AL. Fosters b. m Carita Dewey 3 ?
Time; 2.l6H 2l7A.
Event No, 3.
lC. w. McElwee's b. h. Rock .....1
Summerfeld Farms blk. g. Dixie
H. {. Phillips b. m. Dorothy
/ Dewey ............. -..s.......o ul'
Time; 2.3s1s; 244h.
! The city horse racing season will end
on next Saturday, with special perfor-
mances There will be six events
besides running races, mule races and
pony races. All the events are open to
both members and non. members, and
there will be no entrance fee. All en-
tries should be sent to John c. Boulden,
llOl West Seventh, or j. Writ Willis,
sos West Eleventh street. Entries will
not close until the morning of the races.
A charge of 25 cents will be made, which
will admit persons to the grounds, and
there will be no additional charge for
the grandstand.
The committee in charge has left
nothing undone to make this the banner
meet Of the season. Already entries
have been received from the owners of
the best race horses in this vicinity. In
cluded in these are Thomas f. Lynch's
Bill William, John L. jones' Lady Bess,
lC. S. Phipps' Amo, w. y. Lank's Direc-
tum Delmar. A. II. Tyson's David NJ,
A. l.. Fosters Carita Dewey, ]. P. Win
chester's Beau Ashton, and Mr. Moni-
giles Lucy Van.