The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-20

- U finally got together after
SEVERAL lengthy conferences and formu-
lated u single association,
Races win he conducted at the Tri-
State Fairgrounds and the name-Tri-
state Driving cluh-wil be retained.
Any Ill feeling which may have exist
ed between the warning factions, so TO
speak, has been entirely eliminated ana
the horSemen are unanimous in their
desire to work in complete harmony and
give Memphtans the c~leanest and aSt %
est brand Of harness racing ever seen
In the city,
About 20 head of matinee racers
moved this week from the North Mem .
phis plant into the new barns recently
erected at the Fairgrounds and these
horses in addition to those already in
training at the Tri-Statc track should
insure at least six races with big folds
a Saturday.
a big banquet has been planned by
the club and the date for same win be
liked on the return from New York
of President Julius Goodman.
The Judges Saturday will be Messrs.
Fred Orgill, Sr, lrby Bennett, sam OPP
peuheimer n W. l.. Withers, and Abe
Frank will do the starting,
If II has been q hard task heretofore
to select, in advance, Il race and call
II the feature 1t Is douhly SO In regard
to tomorrow's card as there are at
least four of the six events which look
like sure enough hu%mdinEers.
Free for All.
In the mixed free-for-ali are Tom S,
who paced the North Memphis oval last
Saturday In 2:i0ta; Finis Garrett, who
won at the Fairgrounds ON the same
date in GAL; Ruby Bingen, who worked
last week in 2;lOh2, and Miss SIG, who
has beaten every asst trotter and PAGER
that has matineed at the Fairgrounds
with the exception OF Finis Garrett. A
new seasons record is going to he hung
out after this race II these four flyers
all face the starter.
The sixth race Is composed Of five
t~rotters and DIR. Buckley and Prince
last time out In 2:l2& Anvil, Jr., has
won for Haley in 2:l3h and Is one
OF the gamest, steadiest ~trotters in the
club Celia ID, Gay Patch 2:10lpl
landed "A first for Charley Downs sat
urday and trotted In 2;l6 with little
or no effort; Betty Boyd worked In
2:l4h for VIII Rash last week but cut
her quarter in her race Saturday and
was drawn. She Is seemingly o.. X
again and II this handsome little daugh
ter of Kingston G.. sticks to n trot II
VIII take a sure enough good one e
head her.
The fourth-a five-horse pace--ls Ger.
N'S 80 HNoi tlkll as UbISt
race can be and is going to 20 into
extra heats or we miss our guess, Sec,
rotary j. A, German, who has bee,
winning the t~rotting events with grea,
regularity behind Princelite, sold mi.
good %trotter to Il, T.. McCreery on Mon,
DAY and then purchased the PAGER
Flnnetta Pointer, from Fred Orglli, TIL,
Pointer mare was separately timed II
her last race in 2;l3A ana ga and cal
not only score away like a runner, hu
Is also as steady as the proverbia
CLOCK. Kid Hal, from the j. A. Smitl
stable, won at North Memphis SAT
urday. In 2:l6 and is not far from free
ior-all form right now; RIpp Dabbs vii
handle. the reins behind Manager II
Red Nelson illegal Heir 2:l3Ll vii
nave VIII Kelly as teamster and tina
means he will surely be n contender
after a layoff Of a couple OF weeks Wei
is sending Julius Goodman to the nos
again and II this game stations Ieg
90 not hurt him too much he looks Ink
the ultimate winner. ~ ~"
For he first time this season IN
paJamas, which made Indiana famou
IN the horse world, will be displayed h
or' Mason and Miss Aeroplane whe.