The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-06
EUNICE BELL IS
 BIG WINNER IN
 GRAND CIRCUIT
Marge the Great Finishes a Bad Second to Mur-
 phys Star

North Randall, Cleveland, July 5.- Eunice Bell. Tom Murphy's Peter Vo- To, lilly had no trouble in winning the Fasig sweepstakes for three year old trotters, the feature of today's Grand Circuit card at North Randall. Murphy took the juvenile out in front of both heats and the result never was in doubt Waiter Cox's Marge. the Great, finished second in both miles but the rest of the field never was close up.
 The second division of the 2:12 trot furnished the most exciting fin- ish of the afternoon. the winning horse turning mp in Greyworthy, driven by Walter Cox. after four strenuous heats.
 In the first heat Greyworthy got away poorly but finished fourth, trot- ting the last half mile in less than & minute. Cafmelita Hall Voltage. AL lie $ Brook and Greyworthy were nose apart at the wire and the re mainder of the field was not far be- hind
 Watts Urings Coin.
 l4iudra Watts set the pace in the second heat in which Carmelita Hall finished the contention down the stretch with Greyworthy close third I.inara Watts captured the heat her packers being rewarded handsomely a s2 multi-ticket paying s231.S0. Cox got away fourth in thls mile and did not drive to the satisfac- ton Of the judges who after the race vas decided, fined him $500.
 Grayworthy took the lead in the third heat and was never headed and in the fourth. which was between Linara Watts and Car melita Hall repeated the perform ance. Pop" Geers, he veteran Memphis driver, drove his first win !. ner of the season when Lillian silk wood finished first in the 2:1O class pacing. The mare got out in front in both of her heats and the result was neYet in doubt. Shawnee, sec ond choice, won the first division of the 2:12 class trot in straight heats, George Watts, the favorite finishing second by winning the third heat by a. short margin from Bettie Thornton. Greyworthy and Eunice Bell, were
 
 After finishing ninth in the first heat of the 2:16 class pace, Abbe Hal won the next two heats and the race. Jessie Riggs. the favorite, finished third in the first heat and fourteenth in a field of 10 in the second and then was withdrawn.
 SUMMARY
 2:04 class. pacing; purse, s12o0 (two heats decided Monday):
 Jay Brook, b. E.. by Silent Brook George vo,o. TO, 2, by NervoIo '' 5. h. by Abe j ,Mar. Liilian S, D. m. by coi. Forest Edna nGlnrE Eariy blk. m by rhe wo,.
 verine tThomss) ........... 3 6
 Drift Patch. Belle Alcantara and Sen ator Wilkes also ran. Time. 2.03% 1; Lillian sibwood' bik. m., by strongwood (Geers) .......... TO
 Law, first Cvalentlnej ........ 1 Kokomo George, b. B.. by Hedge Minerva Gentry. b. m.. by John R.
 Gentry tChilds) ............ 3 Kentucky Colonel b. g., by Col. n Haven Directs heir also ran. Time.
 The Fasis. three -year-old trot; purse, Eunice Bell b. f. by Peter volo Msrge fThe Great. D. f. by Peter the Peter Pluto. che, by Peter i'; the Great Miss RhinsIander. brf.. by Rhine Betsy Chandler, blk. f. by J. Malcolm
 Forbes (Bruce) ............5 s
 BeIlvae, Peter Pershing Prince EtawaR and Belle Worthy also ran. Time, 2:0sM i; .0BA.
 212 class, trotting; purse, si.2oo (first Shawnee, b. g., by Azoff tEd George Watts chg, by Gen. Watts Bettie Thornton. blk. m.. by the
 Northern Man GErskine) 2 2 The Ace, D. g.. by Gordon Prince The Major, b. g.. by Binjolia . Elsie L.. b. m.. by Reward J.
 Jim 'i Clark, Riley Mcaresor, Barring Peter Thornhill. Worthy Morgan and Sis 3ing also ran. Time. 2:0sk; 2:06A; 2:10
 z;l2 class, trottins; purse, S1,2oo (sec- ireyworshy g. E., by Axworthy Linapa mara Watts. b. m. by Gen | carmelita Half. b. m.. by Wal i. nu. Hall tMurphy) ........ 2 8 ropy King. TO. in.. by Ala
 ton Iyman) ............ TO Allie Ashbrool< b. B. by Ash
 brook jRnff) ............... II 8 TO
 Wilstar, David c, Checkers, Lady x, ,'he Proof Volf/se also Time. 2:o6h :,
 2:1s class, pacing: purse. S1,200 Abbe Hal. br. m.. by The Abbe . tidiinl '........ .....a............ l Queen Abbe. br. m., by The Abbe
 tPitman) ...-............. 3 9 Iarlos Damon, oh. g., by Charley
 Hayt (Tinkler) .....,....... 5 5 Anna Moore, br. m.. by Oliver
 Moore (Piper) ......,...... 2 7F10 Hal Trixie b. m, by Slick Goods
 twhitehead) ................... 2 I
 Uriko, Tank Smith, Helen M., Roy Dil- on, Jolly Girl, Lady Todd, Charley Pstchen. Jessie Riggs, Marjorie the Great. Iedgewood Star. Lottie Express also ran.