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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-29
Wilkes Brewer May III
Not Be Raced Again
During Present Season.
Special Dispatch 70 the intelligence.

Special Dispatch 70 the Intelntenc9' 80,
WASHINGTON. Pa. Aug. lit y
likely that Fred Jamison. Washngeon
reInsman who has his famous string OF
nacers and trotters at the Arden. track
for the Washington fair races toig
week. will retire Wilkes Brewer. the
sensational trotting mare, from the
track after this week. The daughter
of Nutwood Wilkes. who was tho. SENT
satIon Of the half-mile tracks last ysef;
and who was figured as the winner 0f
most OF the .2:0S trot STAKES over the.
Grand Circuit this year. has not been
performing at all like she was 81,
pected to.
There Is no question about her nof
going properly this year." said Jamison
today She has been making n41
breaks in nearly every race. Last year.
she would break but quickly recover. n1s
I this year she seems TO want to keep 81
going and does not get settled. ThAN
are not many big stakes now for the
rest Of the year, and believe that 4
will not race her any moro this year.
Wilkes Brewer Is the only horse %!
the Jamison string that Is not guar
tered at the Washington fair this week
There is no class for her here and Jana.
| ison will drive her At PouShkeepsN N
! the 2:08 Grand Circuit event on Wodne1s
day. Wilkes Brewers best winning race
mile this year has been turned: mp "
2:07k, so that she will be eligible to ia
2:Os trots again next year. Jamteon
thinks that the horse. owned By DE-.
Reuchner Of Youngstown. II shs gose
right next year will be in Q class ~
( herself. ;svt:
Fred Jamison also announced today
that he would not race Ben BILLINGS
here and probably would not start the
sensational western PAGER for two o.
three weeks yet. He has be = at tho
local track recovering from al attack
! Of distemper. Ben Billings Is recover
| inc rapidly. Jamison says he Ia the
| fastest young PAGER In the country. IA
( is known to have gone quarter In
| considerably less than 30 secohAs. and
| Jamison and others say he Is !ust -
fast a PAGER as the great Single G and
enc or two other 200 PAGERS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-29
Wimber|y is in Shape
For Seasons Opening
al Dispatch 10 tho Intelligcncer.

Special Dispatch 10 tho Intellgencer.
WASHINGTON, Pa, Aug. 2S.-Al-
though the preliminary football practice
at Washington & jefferson is not
scheduled to start for almost two weeks
one veteran Is already in camp. Byron
Wimberly, captain Of last years team.
and a giant guard. reached ashington
| last night having come from his home
at Stevenson, Ala, where he has spent
his summer vacation. Winberly has been
employed on his fathers farm in the
south and is in good physical condition,
Weighing about 1875 pounds. However.
one physical ailmcnt. that may have
some effect on his efficiency this year
unless 1t Is corrected. has brought him
back.
A couple of years ago Wimberly hurt
his right knee in 4 football game. The
injury was aggravated by IL runaway ac-
cident last summer which greatly i'm
paired his playing during the 1916 sea-
son. Wimberty returned TO camp two
weeks ahead Of the other players in or
der that he might take treatment for
the injury with the hope of having the
injured member in shape when the pre-
liminary campaign opens. He will at
once consult local surgeon and is hope
full that he will be in good shape when
, , the coaches take charge Of the squad.
WimberlS was anxious 10 hear of pros
poets. He said he had had letter from
Seymour Brown, the big ineligible line
man of last year. who Is figured as n
permanent occupant Of line berth this
year. and that Brown was apparently in
| fine condition. He has been working
all summer on farm In Michigan and
| Is anxious to get back to Wnshns,on
and football practice Former CAPTAIN
Wimbcrly thinks that the Washington K
Jefferson rush limo this year will be
much stronger than 1t was last season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-29
RACE RESULTS
At SARATOGA
SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug. %.


First race-Two-year-old Maidens.
selling; five and a half furlongs: Rapid
Firer. 112 "a. Collins.) to l. to 2,
and 6 to S, first: Golden Glow. l1S
(Peak) IL to 8. even and to second !:
Golding. 1o9y (Buxton.) IL to l. s TO 1
and to third.
Time-1:o8 Is.
Second race. three-year-olds, selling:
one mile: Silver Sandals. los (McTag-
gart) to Q; out and Out. first: passing
Fancy. 80. Rowan. to l. Z to S and l
to 2 second; Mother Machree los mic
Crann.) 10 to !. 3 to /: and to ~.
third.
Time-1:42 2-b.
Third race-three-year-old fllies:
selling; mile: first Ballot 1o7 tBuxton.)
4 to 1, to and out, first: Queen OF
the Sea ITO (Rowan,) Is to S. 4 to and
out. second: Lady Moll. 10 (Petz) to
1 s to and out, third.
Time-1:40 3-5.
Fourth race-the Adirondack handi-
cap. two-year-olds, six furiongs-Happy
Go Luck. 100 (Robinson.) s to /, to l.
and even. first: Matinee Idol. III (But-
well.) 9 to /, 4 to 1. and 2 to ]. second
Jack Hare. Jr. 125 tPeak.) 16 to s. +
to 6. and to S, third.
Time-1:13 As.
Fifth ace-four-year-olds and up.
claiming. one mile-Sam McKeektn. llG
(Butwell.) s to s, to 2. and TO 4,
first; Blue Thistle. Ill (Obert.) to l.
8 to l. and 8 to s. second; The Grader.
1oS (Rowan.) I to I, to and to s..
third.
Time-l:41 S-5.
Sixth race-three-year-old selling.
six furlongs-Serenest. 10 (Butwell.
even. to S. and to 6. first: Assume.
115. Schuttinger. !. to l. to 10. and |
to second: Flora Finch. 10 (E.
Haynes) 10 to l. 8 to l and TO g..
third.
Time-l:1S 1-6.
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$4,000 PONY EXHIBIT
HERE NEXT WEEK
Announcement Made Last Night Tina:
Stupendous Aggregation II Booked
for Might Horse Show,

The big attraction for the night
horse show during tho fair next week
has been closed. \ telegram was re-
ccir"d late last night by Secretary Bert
Fl. Swartz OF tho West Virginia Far
and Exposition. stating that the Bevo
pony show of 2h housekeeping steeds
Will exhibit hero. 1t Is Il $4,000 ag-
grcgation Of beatty md splcndor and
has only been staged nj the largest
fairs and summer resorts Of The coun-
try during tho past few years.
The herd of horses and ponies Is
owned by thr .tnhauser-Busrh associa-
ton. Rrvo. tho king bee Of the aggre-
cation. Is valued 1t $4,000. Tho ponies
will be shown ny the most export horse
non and women in the country. who
will be attired In fetching costumes.
Tho ponies arc being exhibited this
week at Newport.
G. ". Hancher who recently saw the
aggregation at Syracuse. y. Y, said
that II was ;hc clAssiest and most
entertaining horse exhibit he ever wit
messed. Harry w. Gee saw the ponies
this summer at Atlantic City and he de-
clarcd they are unsurpassed classy
StcnpcrS,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-29
ELKS TO DEER PARK

A very attractive program has been
arranged for the two days OF the nlnth
annual reunion OF the B. F. .. Elks
Reunion Association Of America. James
A. Dyson. past exalted ruler or the
Wheeling. lodge. announced yesterday
that between 30 and 80 local E!ks have
already EXPRESSED their intentions Of ac-
campaigning the local delegation to the
reunion. which will be held September
II and IS at Deer Park.
On Monday the forenoon will be de-
voted To the receiving and registering
Of all of the Elks and their ladies. after
which several pleasant events. such as
golf tournaments. swimming contests
bowling ard dancing will be INDUCED in
by those in attendance. In the evening
the Wheeling degree team will present
special cxemplification Of the. new
ritual adopted BY the grand lodge at
Boston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-29
JUNIOR PLAYGROUND.
CHAMPIONSHIP WON.

The Junior Playground championship
was decided yesterday when the lads OF
Twenty-sixth street grounds dofeated
the boys of the Sixteenth street grounds
In a game on the diamond at the Forty.
sixth street Fairgrounds. These young
sters have been playing some attractive
ball considering their age and expert.
ence. They took the whole flock OF
games from the Martins Ferry play.
ground team in their recent three game
series. and have also represented them.
selves creditably In the track meets thAt
have been held this season. ~
The game yesterday was q triflely.
loose played. home runs being the order,
Of the day. Three Of the men1berIIof
the winning team were marked down fox
a homer apiece. and one Of the boys on
the losing side hammered out round
trip. Following ia the score by innings:
26th Street .271 200 000-13
10th Street ............ 023 00i 001-,7
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-29
CHICAGO WHITE SOX
GAIN HALF A GAME
BY BEATING YANkS

CHICAGO. Aug. 2S.-Chicago gained
half a game on Boston to-day by defeat
ing New York to and making q clean
sweep of the series. while Boston re-
manned idle on account of rain at Detroit.
Chicago now Is three and one-half games
ahead Of Boston. The feature Of the
game was triple play New York execu-
ted In the third inning.
Williams walked and Leibold and Nc
Mullin singled sending Williams home.
and +. Collins laid down bunt. Caid-
well tried for a force out at third. but
failed and the bases were filled. jack
son then lined to Baker. who touched
third. doubled Leibold before he could
get back to the base. and threw to &C.
deon who touched second before McMil-
lin could return to the bag. and COM
pleted the triple play. The locals won
the game by punching hits off Caldwell.
Williams weakened in the sixth inning
and Faber was called to the rescue. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-29

Two base hlts-Neale. RouSh.
Stolen bases-Nea1e. Roush.
Sacrifice hit-Shean.
Sacrifice tlies-Gritttth. Wtnso.
Double plays-kelly to Smith: Kelly
to Maranrille TO Smith.
Left on bases-Cinciunati 4: Boston
e.
First base on errors-Cinclnnatl 5.
Base on ballS-OH Schneider 5; OH AL
len l.
Hits and earned runs-OH Schneider
hits s. runs |. In . innings: on Barnes
and 3. in innings. off Allen and l.
In 3 innings.
Hit by pitcher BY Schneider. (Aon-
ctchy.) by Allen (Groh).
Struck out-By Schneider ); oS
Barnes ,.
Jmpircs-Klem and Emslie.
Time-l:45.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-29
FIRE Department
PROVIDED IN SHORT
ORDER FOR SHELBY
Special Dispatch 10 tho intelligence.

HATTIESBURG. Miss. Aug. IA
record In the way of organizing fire
fighting force was hung up few days
ago, when Capt Lewis E. Moore. of St.
Louis, Mo-, quartermaster, United States
Reserves. got busy at Camp Shelby. AT
ter receiving orders from Major W. d.
Howard, in charge Of camp construction
TO perfect a fire department within
five hours after receiving tho instruc-
tons Captain Moore reported COM
plete fire fighting organization.
Captain Moore. who comes to Camp
Shelby from civilian life. got IN touch
with the chief of the fire department at
Hattiesburg. and after short confer
once was given eight trained fire fight
ers. Others were employed and in
few hours the firemen were at camp.
ready to stop any blaze that might oc-
cur. More than 800 large barrels and 500
buckets were purchased. and stationed
at different points about the great
camp. These rather crude devices. sup
plemented by several chemical appli-
ances, will serve for the present at
least.
Night mad day shifts are maintained
In the Camp Shelby fire department. and
every precaution against fire Is being
taken: Captain Moore wired manufac-
turers for chemical equipment and 1t
was received within 4S hours. The
equipment now on hand will suffice for
temporary needs until permanent ap-
paratus arrives.
Captain Moore has appointed an in
spector who keeps men busy cleaning
up debris that might prove dangerous
from q fireman's standpoint.
In speaking Of the site of the big
camp Captain Moore said:
II think tho site Is one Of the most
ideal that has been selected. I have
visited several others lately. This camp
undoubtedly Is one Of the best In the
country. There are no mosquitoes at
camp and It Is fact that have had to
sleep under blankets every night since
my arrival"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-29
''PEGS" TO PLAY TIE
OFF WITH WASHINGTON
Deciding Contest VIII BE Staged satur-
day at Elm 9rove-P1Ay Bellaire
Two on Labor Day.

II was announced last night that the
fifth and deciding game Of a srrirs he
tween tho Patterson and Elm Grove
club and the Washington. Pa. baseball
team will be played Saturday afternoon
at Elm Grove. Each team has won two
games. and both. needless TO say. will
put forth every effort 10 win Satur-
days contest. Irwin. Baumbcrgcr and
Turk will form the Washington battery.
while Howard and Reuthcr will act for
the Pegs"
The Patterson and Elm Grove club
will play the Bellaire Athletics two
games on Labor Day at Elm Grove. Tho
morning game will start at 1890 and
thu afternoon game at $50.
Considerable interest is being taken
by the fans Of the Wheeling district in
ell these contests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-29
DANCE At PARK.

The last dance Of tho season to be
given at the park by the Carroll club
will be held this evening. The danca
will be under the supervision OF tho
Knights Of Columbus. council No. 6o}.
The Premier. orchestra will furnish q
good program and . largo attendance %
anticipated tx
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-29
PAu1ErrE STEALS HoM1.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Aug. 28.-St.
Louis won to-days game in the seventh
inning by knocking Oeschger off the
rubber and by Paulette stealing home
while Alexander was pitching. the latter
feature producing the deciding tally OF a
6 TO ) score. Philadelphia took the lead
in the early Innings by punching hits
with bases on balls off Goodwin and
errors Watson went to the rubber in
the fifth inning and stopped the scoring.
Score: r. II. F..
st. Louis .......10 DOT 0 0 4 o o. 13 8
Philadelphia "a q = o 3 q q o o.
Goodwin. Watson and Gonzales: Fit
terry. OeSchger. Alexander. Bender and
Adams killifer
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TWO base hltS-Gedeon, Flpp, GahoIl.
Stolen bases-Felsch. Leibold.
Sacrifice hits-McMullin, Z. Collins
Faber.
Sacrifice fly-Gedeon.
Double plays-Risberg to E. Collins
z. Collins to RiSberg to Gandil.
Triple play-Baker TO Gedeon.
Left on bases-Chicago. 10; New
York 8.
Base on balls-off Williams. l: of
Caldwell. S: off Faber.'3.
Hits and earned runs-Off Williams
S and 0 in 5 1-3 innings: off Caldwell.
runs in s innings: off Faber and ir
3 90 innings.
Struck out-By Caldwell, 3; by VIII
liams. |; by Faber !.
Cmpires-Owens and OLoughlin.
Tiroa-o.05
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GOOD ONE PUT OVER
(continued From First Page.)
2;l2 Trot 6 In 81; Purse $500.

Clone. blk. m. by Mnkovcr
(Eanmct"r) .......,.
Willie Cameron. blk. h..
by Willie &C. Valentine
y. Vnl"n' incl ........ l
Tell Rose. H. &. (Rousch) ]
Colonel Nobel. 8. z. oval
tcrS) .......
Wild Stone. hr. s. (Gog-
gir) ...........'.'''. ID 10 ~
Grace Forbes. hlk. m.
Uptrgrovr-Erskinc) Ia Z II b
Black Peter. blk. Il. INC
Carthy) ............ IL 70
TrcGarland. b. e. Pcn-
nock) ...............lO - 70
Mildred Jay. b. I'll. tPick-
Grill ..............' Ill TO
Chiunita. b m tHnwlcttel Is ~ 70
Goldic Bond. b. m.
(Malow) ............. II II II TO
nclrn T. 70. m. CFnstcr).1o . Is 70
Ivorine. b. m. (SarEcnD is 10 10 S 70
Enswond Wilkes. b. 3.
(Fullcr) ..............13 IA IA IL 70
Nina the Great. blk. m.
fDowlinGl ........ do
Robert H. b. <. (Haln. >. DIS
T:me-2:16i.. 2:l6E. 2:l6H. 2:16A,
2:l6t..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-29
EASY FOR GIANTS.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2S.-Sew York
easily won the second game of the SER
les from Pittsburgh today 70 3.
The Giants won in the fourth inning.
driving Grimes out OF the box when
they scored five runs on TWO doubles.
four singles. a base on balls. three steals
and an error Perritt was effective with
the exception Of the seventh when Pitts
burgh scored two earned runs on n base
on balls and two singles. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-29
NAVY DATE TAKEN
ON BY UNIVERSITY
sree,s, Dispatch to tn. rntellis.neer.

Erecial DIspatch TO The tnteIsencer.
MORGANToWN. w. Va. Aug cS-
West Virginia University filled the last
open date in her football schedule to-
day by scheduling the United Estates
Naval Academy for a game at Annapolis.
Octobe 9Th. The Army and George
washington University cancelled with
West Virginia some time ago because
Of the war; A day or so ago the Car
isle Indians were scheduled for one of
the dates here and the last was filled to-
day.
The addition Of game with the Navy
gives West Virginia a very hard sched-
uie. especially during the early part of
the season. when University of Pitts
burRh. Navy. Carlisle Indians and Dart
mouth are met on successive Saturdays.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-29
DAVENPORT COMES BACK

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 2S.-Darcnport VINO
was knocked out Of the box by Phiiaoel-
phia Sunday. came back today and let
the visitors down with four hits. St.
Louis winning to l. St. Louis got
its two runs after two were out In the
first inning. Sisler doubled. Pratt sim
gled and stole second. Sloan singled
scoring both Sisler and Pratt.
Score: II. n. L.
Philadelphia ..... oO1Qo0ooo-1 /
81 Louis 2nO0OOO0x-3
Schauer and Schang; Davenport and
SEVERED.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-29
ISSUES CHALLENGE.

The Connorsvllle y. G.. base hall team
Issues a challenge 70 the Following
teams: Paden City. Patterson and Elm
Grove. Bauers. Martins Ferry AL Stars
and the Madison teams II accepted
call Rayland ring % on the Nation
al. p., a lal1
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TWO base hits-Kauff. Burns. Debus.
Stolen bases-Herzog ?: Holke. Jask-
SON. Kauff.
Left on bases-New York S: Pitts
burgh 5.
First base on errors-New York 2.
Bases on balls-Off Perritt l; Grimes
.: Carlson ..
Hits and earned runs-Off Grimes.
hits ; runs in inninfs: Carlson 1
and in !: Pcritt . runs.
Struck out-Ry Grimes .: Perritt /.
Wild pitch-Grimes.
Umpires-Byron and Quigley.
Time-l:42
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BROOKLYN BLAMED.

BROOKLYN. y. Y. Aug. 2S-vaughn.
pitching for Chicago. shut out Brooklyn
. 10 0 to-day being effective in pinches.
Cadore also pulled himself out Of sew
eral tight places. although the visitors
reached him for II hits. including two
doubles. Errors by Myers and Olson
gave them their first run while the Sec
ond was earned on hits by Mann and
Zetder and double steal. Score:
r. H. E.
Chicago .OO01lo00O- II 0
Brooklyn 900 900 90 . 3
Vaughn and Elliott: Cadore and Kreu-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-29

A curious feature Of animal life In
the deserts Of the southwest Is that
rabbits. quail. squirrels, deer. ante
lope, the mountain sheep and any
number of reptiles and insects live at
great distances from visible water.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-29

The Woodman met his first defeat in
the 2:08 class ut North Randall recently,
Miss Perfection taking tn" first two
heats OF Il thrcc-hcat event in EOS, 2:0Gk
after which he won in o:01E.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-29
HORSE NOTES

horse show will be held at Columbus
IN connection with the National Dairy
Show. October 1877.
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SCHNE|DER'S CURVES
TOO DIFFICULT FOR
BOSTON'S BATSMEN

BOSTON, Aug 2S.-Schneiders pitcn-
Ing was too much for Boston To-Day
whilc both Barnes and Allen were MT
often and hard and Cincinnati won 70
/, The hitting and fielding OF kopt
end .Roush we're remarkable. The score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-29

The power contained in the water
falls of Norway has been estimated at
from 5000. ono 20 l0.000.000 horse power
Until recently the development of these
falls had been largely brought about
with the aid Of foreign. capital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-29

DR.. Paul Fischer. formerly Ohio State
Veterinarian. has gone To Panama to
look after live stock sanitation there.
He leaves September LIST.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-29

ST. Frisco defeated Zomrcct and Mabel
Trnsk at North Randall last week In
2:06&. @:06le. Mabel must have been
out of form
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-29

Harry J. s.. Il black stallion ny Admi-
raj Dewey 2:0i@.. won the 2:I2 trot ut
Goshen. \. Y, last week and set n now
recor for thr"" heats ny Il stallion over
n half mile track. defeating Koroni.2 :09 y
and others In 400. 2:n73 2:nI&
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-29
INA JAY WINS
P0UGHkEEPS|E
FEATURE RACE

POUGHKEEpSIE, y. r. Aug. 3D.
Ina Jay. tho favoritc. owned md driven
by Harvey Ernest Of kamms. O., today
won the Poughkcepsie eli trot for
purse of $4,000, the feature event Of the
opening day of the Poughkeepsie Grand
Circuit meeting. Royal Mace. driven
by Thomas W. Murphy. won the first
heat. showing n remarkable burst OF
speed In the home stretch and overtak-
Ing lima Jay. which was leading. Ernest
sent Ina Jay out in the lcad when the
word was given in the second heat and.
setting fast pace, the mare was never
headed. Murphy again challenged in
the last furlong. but Royal Mac did not
respond. The time for this heat vas
2 :06I y. the fastest hcnt Of the race. lima
Jny won the third heat In q driving
finish from .Bacclli. with Royal Mac
third.
Walter Cox's North. Spur was picked
TO win the 1921 trot, hut the Brook Farm
horse Sublime had too much speed for
him and won In straight heats. although
the finishes were very close.
The o:13 trot went six heats before
Jess 7. the popular choice, was returned
q winner.
Indra won the FIRST heat ana tho
american triTI inc SeCOIu. n FuSlIS
break in the third caused tho latter 10
be shut out. Jess winning. Jess Y
also won the fourth handily and had 4
substantial lead in the NTH. when she
went TO n break In the stretch. Cox
winning with Constess Nobel. The final
heat was comparatively easy for Jess 7.
In the special pacing race between
Butt Hale and Russell 10y the latter
showed too much speed for Murphy's
young horse and won handly in 2:Ui
and 2:03. The summary:
2;2l Trot-Purse $1,000 e in 81.
Sublime, b. s.. by Worthy Nc
Kinney (Murrny) ............ l
North Spur b. h. (Cox). ......
Lctana, b Il. (Snow) ........
ToddlinS. b. S. (Rodncy) ... 7 3
On the Rhine. b. C. Leonnrd).. 4
khodantha, ch. m. Murrhy...
Mny Boy. b. s. Tickc:san).... 6 Dir
Notice p, hr. m. LorIlInrd). -. ds
Oscar Watts. b. s. (Hyde). ... DIS
Peter Mozart h. c. (Tallman). ds
Time-2:l1. 2:13, 2:09H.
2:l3 Trot-Purse 1900 e in 81.
Jess Y, b. m. by WI
laSk tl'ruSic) ....... 2 l l 2 I
Co1stcss NJ obcl b. IN.
toH) .'.'......... b
1rdira. blk. nj. (Shcl-
doh) .............. 8
Allie Ashhrumkc. b. e.
tGccrS) ........ Q 3 8 3 70
Norris Riug"n. hr. E.
(DickcrSon) .3 s 5 70
Lizzie Worthy. h. IN.
(Rndncy) ..5 S S 70
Linden Hall, b. s.
tsmnID ....7 81 : 70
The American Girl CHI
m. .Murray). ... DIS
Hazel Hail. blk. NJ.
Murrhy) ..... S DR.
Tim"-?:n9li. 2:o914. 2:lOls. 2:1oE.
o:12. 2:13.
The Poughheepsie all Class Trotting.
Purse $4,000; Three Heats.
Ina LAY, hr, M. by Jay Nc
Grcgor Q;rncatl ........
Royal Mac. b. &. Murphyl ..... . 3
l'fc"lli. h. h. (Whitc). ......... 3 .
Bonnie Del, hr. E. UTinds) ... 5
Alma Forbes. h. IN. tAckcrman) 6 4
Fayrc Rosnmnnd. b. m. (Cox). DR.
Tim"-2.G73t. 2:0f2. EOS.
Special Pacing E-cnr e. in 81,
Russell Boy. h. h.. ny Rustic
Fatcntcr tGcrrs). ..........1 I
Butt Hale. hr. e. tMurphy) ... ?
Time--2:0i eos.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-29

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