Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-08-05
GOOD RACES END
BIG FOUR FAIR
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Bystanders said that Woods purpose.
lily hooked wheel of his sulky into
one of Beizly's wheels so as to throw
him out. Belly admitted using strong
words with Woods in the barn before
they started out on the track. g.
Finish Two Races.
The first race and the last race for
the day were the only ones finished
Thursday. The first a three.yearold
or under pace, with purse of 5000
attached, was won by Charles Sim.
mons, bay colt, owned and driven
by w. O. Doggett, of Numa. In the
2:45 and 2:44, Dick Manager. owned
and driven by Frank Stice, of Mt.
Pleasant, came in second and Sam
Wilson, also belonging to Doggett, won
third money.
kinsey Jordan Wins.
Kinsey Jordan Of Ottumwa. riding
Guy Norton, bay gelding belonging
to NJ. Flora of Keokuk. after about fif-
teen starts, won the running half mile
dash and 800 purse in So seconds.
Bob Logan, a chestnut gelding own.
ed by M. H. Tiaden Of Willsburg and
ridden by McHaney, won second
Erby Thomas, a bay geldening ridden
by OVERLY and owned by D. Foster OF
Greenfield, came in third.
Begin Making Awards.
The secretaries in charge of the art
hall are making their final checking
Of premiums this afternoon and the
exhibitors in the stock barns are re-
ceiving the balance Of their prizes to-
day, too. Some of the awards In this
department have been made. Those
that have follow:
Division A, horses
Division A: Horses.
William Michael, superintendent.
Glass No. IA, roadster-Stallion,
years old and over: Cd Ed Michael
Selma; (2) J. H. Mcdonald, Fairfield.
Filly l year old-W. H. Lowenberg,
Ottumwa.
Mare colt. H. Baker, Ottumwa.
Class No. Is, horses of all work
son Holmes, Milton.
Horse colt-Harrison Holmes, Mil
ton.
Filly, years old and under 81. G.
Benge, Bloomfield.
Mare colt-Harrison Holmes, Mil
ton.
Class No 16, full bloods and grades
Stallion, 3 years and over, Harrison
Holmes, Milton az; w. H. Haywood,
Eldon (2).
Horse colt-Thomas Hollenbeck, Ell
don.
Brood mare with sucking colt at
side-Eli Smith, Unionville.
Filly, 3 years old and under 5--Eli
| Smith, Unionville.
Filly, year old-Eli Smith, Union
vile.
Mare colt-Eli Smith, Unionville.
Glass II (b)-Draft horses, Brood
mare with two of her product, Eli
Smith, Unionville.
Class 1S-Carriage, buggy and farm
F. teams.
/ Buggy team-Harrison Holmes, Mil.
ton. III,
Farm and draft tcam-Harrison
Holmes, Milton.
Single driver for buggy-W. H.
Lowenberg, Ottumwa.
Single driver for Standardization
Holmes, Milton.
Saddle horse or mare. H. McDon-
AID Fairfield.
Class 19-Mules.
Mule suckling-L. r. Cremer &
Sons, Batavia.
Division E. Hogs.
Sherman Hollenbeck, superintend-
emit
Glass 36--Poland China.
Boar year old or over. James,
Blakesburg.
Boar under s months. James
| Bakesburg.
Sow / year old and over-J. James
Blakesburg.
Four pigs under months, same lit.
| ter. James. Blakesburg.
Glass Chichester White.
Boar ] year old or over-George
Lasley, Selma a.; Will Michael, Sci
ma (2).
Boar under year and over 6 months
Will Michael, Selma Cd and ~.
/ Boar under six months-Will Mich.
ael, Selma % and (2).
Sow / year old or over-George Las
ley, Selma.
| Sow under year and over
months-Will Michael, Selma.
| Sow under six months-Will Mich.
ael. Selma.
! Four pigs under months, same lit.
(, ter-Will Michael, Selma.
| Glass 3S--Duroc Jersey. All entries
to Ed Michael, Selma.
/ Glass 39-Hampshire. All entries
to E. Dooley Selma
/ Glass 40-Sweepstakes. Herd OF
any breed.
! One boar and three sows, over
year old-Will Michael, Selma.
/ One boar and three sows, under
iyear-George Lasley, Selma; J. James
| Blakesburg.
| Sow any breed or age-J. James
Blakesburg; George Lasley, Selma.
The poultry exhibit hall, Immediate
ly west of the ampitheater, is filled
with exceptionally good birds this
year. One Of the largest exhibitors
there is Edward Dooley, proprietor Of
the Hawkeye View farm near Selma
He has some good display birds from
the single comb brown leghorn type,
the white African guineas and the
white Pekin ducks.