South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-14

the StuQeudker corporation Hit'VV
stake Saturday The pace was east
Iy the best Of the work and each
heat abounded in thrills which kept
the interest az Ted-ho pitch
When the deciding heat was hn-
ished the crowd would not allow
She judges 10 announce the result
OF the heat. on account OF deci-
sion OF A r. Peudleton. starting
Judge which seemed 10 meet with
dlsapproval of the audience.
John X. Factor.
John r.. owned and driven by Q
II. Method, OF Goshen. was a factor
in every heat. winning the first and
finishinfs IN front in the second only
20 be set back for improper driv-
ing. When Pendleton let them get
away in the sixth heat, John r. was
of her stride although not on de-
cided break. The audience seemed
20 think that the starting judge
should not have given the word
when John q. was ont OF gait. and
yelled down every attempt Of the
announcer 10 give the result Of the
heat.
Captain Heir-at-Iaw finished In
the first heat. close behind John r.
In the second heat. the frs three
horses were closely punched round
ing the last turn Method drove
John X. wide on the turn and down
the stretch. and was set back to
sixth position by the judges, giving
Harry Hoffman's Captain Heir-at-
Law the heat
Joe Mex, one OF the A. E. Hardel
string. nosed John r. out in the
third heat. and Dude J. won the
fourth in a drive on the stretch
which brought the first four horses
under the wire almost neck and
neck
Wins Fifth Heat
Hoffman logged home with Heir
at-Law in the fifth heat In the
sixth. in which the start which the
crowd disliked occurred, Heir-at-
Law was given some opposition by
Joe Nick, but won handily.
Method and Hoffman received a
big hand every time they drove in
front OF the stands, both being Dig
fayorites with the crowd.
Holman rode about as fast sat
urday behind Captain Heir-at-Law
as he ever has. He took the black
two years ago after other trainers
had given him up and made a race
horse out of him. Captain Heir at
Laws mark, made on a mile track,
is 2:O7A.
Robert Page. the sorren gelding
who raced against Grace Direct and
South Bend Girl Friday, won the
2:11 pace handily. Golden Bell, a
Hawkins entry. and Sister Notre.
from the Harden stables, took sec
ond and third money.
Billy Cullen had no trouble in
winning in straight heats with Anna
the Great in the consolation pace,
for horses who had no won races
during the week College Boy. own
ed by Fl. Ellers. of South Bend, and
Verna B. finished in the order
named
Denali. winner of the 2:15 trot on
Wednesday. repeated in the 2:19
trot. winning in straight heats from
a good field Zelma Strong. Virgil
MIA Brooks. Rattle and Moving Pic
ture finished in the order named.
Summary:
2:11 pace, purse S400.
Robert Page, :. e., by The
Arthur (Phillips) ........
Golden Bell. ch. IA, by Lord
Bell (Hawkins) .-...
Sister Norte, b. m, by Del
Norte (Guion) ...-..
Red Bingle. b. h., by Baron
hurst (Method) .....-... 4 8
Time-2:15h, 2:14. 2:13H.
Studebaker Corporation S1.50t
stake for 2;12 PAGERS:
Captain Heir-at-Law,
blk. h. by Heir-at-
Law CHodman) 80 1
Joe Mex. b. s, by
Bonney Nick. Gu
iOn) ...---.......
Dude J.. b. m, by
King Arlington Gel
hson) .......-.....
John r., b. e.. By John
r Kurtz (MethOd) 1 6
Double G. b. &, by Sill
ent Brook (Sturgeon) 3ro
Miss Eagle %. m. by
Red Eagle (Stokesl. 6 4ro
Highland Lassie, bl. m.
by The Able Ed
mani ..-...-..--.- dis
Time-2:O91s. 2:OsE 2:0sA
2.1O1s. 2.11A. 2:1I14.
2.1s trot. purse S40O
DenaH D. m. by AQuuiam
(Hawkins) ............. I
Zelma Strong. br. m By Pro
digal Strong (Helton) ..... .
Virginia Brooks. b. m. by
Margen tFarrelD .......
Rattle b. e.. by Arion Bond
(Conroyl .............- g
Moving Picture. br. M by
Red Medium (CuUen) ..-
Time-2-141a. 2.15is 2.1eA
Consolation pace. purse $2oe:
Anna the Great %. IA. by
Peter the Great (Cullen) ]
College Boy. blk. g. by Monte
Madrid tEller} ..-.... .
verua B, b. m. CSmith).... g
Time-211i4. 2.16L. 2.1SA
Four furlongs running. purs
500.
Nay Winters b. N. tAustinJ ..-.
Otesa. CHI M. tJackson). .......