The Mankato free press., 1914-09-25
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
Many Of those who attended the
Mankato fair yesterday afternoon
were sorely disappointed at not see
ing King billiard OF New Ulm matched
against the other horses on the race
track. King billiard was to have
raced, but his owner, William H.
Huevetmann of New Ulm, late Thurs
day had given the managers notice
that the horse would be withdrawn.
The withdrawal was the result
of tiff and no little hard feeling
between one or the managers and
the driver who was to have guided
King billiard through the races. This
affair occurred Thursday afternoon.
According to the story told by Mr..
Huevetmann, Doc White, the driver
q colored man, was explaining why
he had come late to one of the
races Thursday afternoon with an.
other horse, when he was told by
one OF the managers to shut UP"
and there we're other remarks that
made him feel very angry. He seem
ed to attribute the rebuff he re-
ceved to the fact that he was not
white man. He told his troubles
to Mr.. Huevetmann and the resul;
was that King billiard was not al
lowed to fulfill his engagement in
the races at all.
However. before the races occur.
red yesterday. this horse was ex-
hibited and timed on the race track,
with Doc" White as driver, and
1t is claimed that he made the
distance OF one mile in the re-
narkably short time OF 2:l2A.
One of the principal managers of
the fair said today: Those who
race at the fair are, expected to
comply with the rules. That driver
caused a great deal Of trouble and
delay by repeatedly coming late.
The owner is unreasonable. We
have had trouble with him before.
There was nothing wrong about
calling the driver down.
The results OF the races were
as follows;
The 2:2o Pace.
First Heat-Lady Tempter, Rice
vile, Iowa, driven by Bert Miles,
first; Barlight. Sutherland. Iowa,
driven by Jim Kerr, second; Fair
mont Chip, Fairmont, Mimi, driven
by f. c. Tolberd. third; Cornelia
Mac, Hamline. driven by Jim Kerr,
fourth; time. 2:17h.
Second Heat-Lady Tempter. first;
Barlight. second; Cornelia Mac,
third; Fairmont Chip, fourth; time.
2:15A.
Third Heat-Lady Tempter, first;
Barlight, second; Cornelia Mac, third;
Fairmont Chip, fourth.
The $3.50 Trot.
First Heat-King Archmont, twin
cities, driven by Jasper Kerr, first;
Edith Arion, Mankato, driven by
John Macbeth second; Garretson
Reaper. Garretson. Iowa, driven by
Charles Goldby, third; King Roy,
Blue Earth. driven by Reko, fourth;
Edna Bell. Marshall, Mimi, driven
by J. w. willard, fifth; Tod Be-
zant, Minneapolis. driven by Earl
Kottke, sixth; Bob Brooks, Numa.
Iowa, driven by w. o. Daggett,
seventh; Miss wilkins, Britt. Iowa.
driven by G. H. Jackman, eighth;
Boy Aegeon. Webster City, Iowa,
driven by w. A. Dawson, ninth;
time. 2:24%.
Second Heat-King Archmont,
first; Garretson Reaper. second;
Edna Bell, third: Bob Brooks. fourth;
King Roy, fifth; Tod Bezant. sixth
Edith Arion. seventh; Miss wilkins,
eighth; Boy Aegeon, ninth; time,
2:27h.
Third Heat-King Roy. first; Edna
Bell, second; Bob Brooks, third;
Boy Aegeon, fourth; Garretson Rea.
per, fifth; Miss wilkins, sixth; King
Archmont. seventh; Edith Arion,
eighth: time, 2:29A.
Fourth Heat--King Roy, first; Boy
Aegeon, second; Edna Bell. third;
Bob Brooks, fourth: Garretson Bea-
per, ffth; Miss wilkins. sixth; King
Archmont, seventh; Edith Arion,
eighth; time, 2:24A.
Fifth Heat-King Roy, first; Boy
Aegeon, second; Edna Bell, third;
Garretson Reaper, fourth: Bob
Brooks, fifth; King Archmont, sixth;
time. 1926.
In this race, first money was won
by King Roy. second by Edna Bell.
third by Garretson Reaper ard fourth
BY King Archmont.
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