Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-28

dren-First. John r. Muncaster, IT.: SEQ
ond, Hazel G. Burriss.
Pound of butter-First. Mrs. Charles y
Brooke; second, Mrs. Clarence L. Gilpin
Honey-First. William J. Hoyle: secono'
Myers Brothers.
Best Display Of Apples.
Apples-Firsts. r. p. Hines. Seth w
| Warfield, Mrs. Albert p. Beali, Lewis W
Barnesly. Arthur w. Stonestreet. r. Bent
ley Thomas, Mrs. John f. Muncaster: Sec
| onds, Miss Amy Robertson. R. Bentley
Thomas, Mrs. Luther NJ. Muncaster'
Lewis w. Barnesly. Miss Mary. A. Mer-
rift. r. 2. Hines. Mrs John Muncaster
Mrs. Charles w. Prettyman. Mrs. Thomas
w. Waters, j. William Graf, Donald
Bowie.
Best collection of summer apples-First'
r. P. Hines.
Best collection Of fall apples-First, r.
Peaches-F'irsts. Mrs. Henry l. Wells
and Willis L. Moore: seconds. Seth w.
Wariield and Miss Ida Bolton.
Grapes-First, Mrs. Lavinia Jones; sec
ond r.. Bache Albert.
Damsons-First, Mrs. Margaret welsh
second, Seth w. Warfield.
Qunces-First, Miss Buelah Barnesly
second. Mrs. Harry Stratmeyer
Pears-First. Mrs. Thomas W. Waters;
second, Arthur w. Stonestreet.
Plums--. irst Mrs Wallace Il. Ricketts,
second. Mrs. Harry G. Poss.
Watermelons - First, Mrs Henry L.
Wells.
Muskmelons-Ffrst, Miss Ellen Farqu-
har: second. Mrs Margaret Welsh.
Five Running Races.
The racing yesterday afternoon was in
| teresting, several of the events being
| closely contested. Five running races
three on the fiat and the others over
| hurdles. composed the program. The
best race of the day was the maiden at
fair, at four-and-a-half furlongs. Ethe
| Berry. owned by j. Booker finished first
| but was disqualified for foullng Suna-
met. The judges decided that Suname'
had been crowded into the fence at the
turn into the stretch Sunamet. who nm.
ished second, was placed first. and Ethe
Berry last. Summary
First race. four-and-a-half furlongs
purse. $12J-Royal Onyx Dunlap, won
| Top Notch (Reggeway), second: sylvan
Dell tWalcotD, third. Time. O0. Tom
Neville also ran.
| Second race. six furlongs; purse. $12o--
Little England Dunlap. won; Rose r.
| (Walcott), second; Ballymore (Walker)
| third. Time, 100. Vigorous and Chiffon
| Beau also started and finished as named
Third race, hurdle; one and one-hai
miles: purse, $125-Ben Lala (Hendersonl
won; Long Hand (Hawkins). second: Bal
ANGER Crurner), third. Time. LAB Azure
Maid also ran.
| Fourth race, maidens; four and one-hai
| furlongs; purse, 500 Sunamet (Zepp)
won; Old Stock Youngl. second; Judge
| Lands (Roy). third. Time, O5s. Ton
Berry finished first, but was disqualified
| for fouIing.
Fifth race. hurdle: two miles; purse
| $1OO-Browney Girl (Evans), won: Lady
Melvia (EverharU, second. Time, 3.D
Only two starters.
Motor Cycle Speed Contests.
| Motor cycle racing was also an interest
| ing feature of yesterday afternoon. Twt
| events. one at three miles and the othel
at five miles. were ridden. four wei
known Washington boys participating II
| each contest. Thomas Dodge. who RODE
| an Indian, won the three-mile AFFAIR
| beating Fred Tiemeyer, who rode a JEFF
! ferson. an eighth of a mile. William
| Denham, on a Merkle, was third. BfnB
| ham Russell also started. but his ma
chine refused to act and he was rorceo te
| drop out. The time was five minutes
| and one second.
Samuel Mcpherson, OH Jefferson. won
the five-mile race in easy fashion. Dedge
was second and Russell third. Soon after
the start Denham's machine caught fire
and put him out of the contest. The
flames were extinguished after a hard
fight by a volunteer fire brigade. The
time of the race was eight minutes and
ten seconds.
Six running races are on the program
for tomorrow afternoon. They include
four fiat and two hurdle contests. The
first race will be called at 2:3O o'clock
The horse show will be concluded tomor-
row.