Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-02

fioored platform alongside the judges
stand. Prof. Staine and his animal
circus including two ponies, mon
key and the trick mule, Maud, fur
nished the greatest amusement. The
Delaso troupe. aerial acrobats, had an
act that was little short of marvellous.
and which was heartily applauded.
Maude Delora, the physical culture
girl, went through some stunts that
thrilled. Up-to-date in every sense of
the word, the management provided
professional dancers from New York
who gave exhibitions of the hesitation
waltz, the tango and the maXixe. In
the evening there was a band concert
from 100 to and at o'clock sew
eral reels of interesting moving pic
lures were projected on an especially
erected screen, AMI the vaudeville per-
Torrance of the afternoon was re-
peated
Grange Day Wednesday
Wednesday. which Is Grange day,
will have the 2.25 trot, the 2.19 pace,
and the 2.S5 trot and pace on the
racing program. The pulling cattle
will continue. and the judging of all
departments will be we'll under way.
The second ball game between Madi-
son and Teconnett will be played at
10 A. NJ, and the usual musical pro-
gram will be carried through. In the
evening fireworks will follow the
vaudeville and moving pictures.
Days Racing
Generally the first days racing at
the smaller and even the larger fairs
is of a mediocre nature, but the
horses that passed under the wires
today we're some of the best that have
ever been seen on the local track for
a long time. The heats were all hot
ly contested, and the crowd was
brought to its feet several times In
the close finishes, evident in the PIT
trot and pace, which went six heats
and was not finished until after sun
down. The arc lights had been lighted
before the horses finally got under
way for the last heat.
All TRoT AND PACE-PURsE $780,
Lady Elect. m, John Var
ney. Freeport ...............4 3 1 1
Phil DeForest, &, e. i.
Jordan, Portland ...........2 ! 4 2
Pollard Wilkes, 8, r. r.
Hall, Damariscotta .......3 Il "a
Gurth. g, A. E. Russell.
Lewiston .......-............1
Hard Luck, b s, l. D. Camp
| bell. Houlton ...............7 2
Allie. m, 1. w. Pottle,
Portland ....................5 5
Mustey Wilkes, b g, H. w.
Carter. Holyoke. Mass. IS 10
Best time, 2.15 Ia
2.27 TRoT AND PACE-PURsE $500.
Indiana Dillon. g. Perly I.
DR.; Billings: 9. H W. Garter.
.Holyoke, Mass. ...................1 4 4
John Dewey, s, F. P. Fox,
Medford Mass. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2
Tommy. Wilkes. g. I. w Pottle.
MaeAlfondly, b m, A. D. Estey,
WaterViile .:..'..:.....,......:...3
Rudolp, g. e. E. More Au-
Teddy P, Frank Peiletier. Wa
J terNllle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Bessie Herrick George Rubins
Best time, ZIG IA
2.4O TRoT (sTAKE)-PURsE $500.
Maekhurst. g, F. P. Fox. Med
ford OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1
Raymond G., 6, ]. Giorux, Water
/ Vile ..,........... ...............-.....4
Lord Wilkes. b g. Jerry Smith, Car
ipou
Moving Picture. b m, A. Richard
son, Waterville .....................3
Bernice g., m. Ira W. Fitz. Au-
uufH ...'..'.'-'.. .t....s.......0 o
Alice Dispute, m. Geo. c. Fogg.
| Biddeford .........................6 4
Best time, 2.21 IA.
Starter. Frank vining. st. Adams
Judges. Webster williams, C. Burrill
! Wallace Jewell. Timers, M. C. Wyman
z. S. Whitcomb, Freeman Jones. Clerl
of course, Edward Murphy.