The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-15
TWENTYSIX TO
START IN RACE
BILL SATURDAY
FINS Garrett, Ruby Bingen
and Revere Scheduled to
Feature Weekly Harness
Program.
eY coYLE SHEA.

Twenty-six horses are scheduled TO
start Saturday in the weekly bill OF
the Tri-State Driving club at the fair
grounds, The program consists Of five
races, one being for PAGERS only and
the remaining five being of the mixed
variety.
FINS Garrett, Reverie and Ruby
Bingen are expected to feature the
days sport in their weekly skit. They
step out In the fourth event or the az
ternoon. FINS Garrett returns to thu
front after a weeks rest n Is tipped
to pick up at the same point where
he left off.
At present he Is tied with Miss SIG
and Roam Fred for the Julius Good
man trophy to be awarded the entry
amassing the largest total of points for
the seasons work. The Gronauer wig
gler is just a bit too fast for both
Reverle and Ruby Bingen and Is al
most a leather-eyed cinch over his W
rivals. In case he runs up another
victory he will move out to the front
as Miss SIG and Road Fred are loafing,
Both Reverie and Ruby Bingen have
had fine workouts during the week but
need a pair OF roller skates to put the
skids under FINS.
Six in Sixth.
One trotter starts out against five
PAGERS In the sixth race and Melba Is
the one in question. Abe Frank is
billed to be on the job with Melba and
may stir up things among the side
wheelers. At the same time the lone
t%rotter is up against a fine field in
Manager H., Tom s., Ada b., Roamer
and Julius Goodman.
Manager H. and Ada b. have been
hitting The high spots regularly of late
l and ROaUnaP Ha nnpoIFu hall x-tAA oft4ff
that he eve had before. Just what
Tom s.. and julius Goodman will peel
off Is a matter of extreme doubt, there
by causing great uncertainty as to the
ultimate outcome. Fans are united in
M thing. however, the same being
that 1t viii undoubtedly be a race from
the opening word.
Princelite, Betty Boyd, DR.. Herman
and Miss Aeroplane hit 1t off in the
fifth struggle. Betty Boyd's fine
work last week after a lengthy lay
off gives her the edge over the field.
Despite the fact that she was fat the
black mare showed up in fine style fin
ishing with a burst Of speed sufficl-
ent to bag the bacon from Big Pickery
and Bonnie Lou. Russell held Betty
back too long In the first heat and fin
ished second by a snoot. She was
TUNED loose In plenty of time in the
succeeding heats, however, and logged
| hOllp Will AOOIH " SHdIC.
The card as a whole looks to be ex-
~ceptionally keen, as good In fact as any
That has been staged this year. Only
four additional programs are to be
run before the season Is over.
The first event Saturday starts at
2'SO o'clock and admission is free.
FIRST RACE-MIXED.
Tramp EARLY I'D ......... Downs
Memphis Girl I'D ......... Williamson
Kathleen Azoff CTtJ,; ,cu RTsIes
Frank Bragg CD ........., Robinsor
SECOND RACE-MIxED.
Donna Marshall tPD 49,. Williamson
KKS Katie nay W D I. y
Sallie Goodman I'D ...,.....Goodmar
Columbia Fire cd ......,.. Downs
THIRD RACE-MIXED.
Winnie Nc (T.) ,McCrear,
Big Piekery (P.) ........ .McCailun
Prince Gibson CD ............ Jones
FOURTH RACE-FREE-FoR-ALI
PACE.
FINS Garrett .Gronauel
ppvhi Casf
nuoy blngen ..,,,....-..... Goodman
FIFTH RAcE-MIXED.
Princelite (T;A .McCrear!
Betty. BOYD Cd .............. Russel
Or. Herman (T.) .JeffrieI
Miss Aeroplane (P.) ,........B axteI
SIXTH RAcE-MIxED.
Manager H. (P.) ........... Dabb
Tom 3. CD .Jone
Ada b, I'D Podest;
Roamer tP.) ..."............C ummin
Melba IT'D. ..........,.........F ranl
Julius Goodman tP,) ...........W VIE