The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-05
DESRrrE rooR TRACK, DUE TO Re
CENT RAINS, HARNESS Houses
TRAVEL TO GOOD rrI.
Y,u.arday's final Race Was Best OF
pHy-Thrs. Fast Event, Scheduled
for To-day.

pAy-Thrss Fast Events Scheduled
for Today.
BEFORE q crowd % several Thousand.
zen .,r women. rom All parts oc east
ern OHIO and. tho Whsri.nc d,Str /
trc: &c. .tut increasing harness rar'~
were staged yesterday Afternoon on the
Barnes !..c rh.-t-"t-a-rUilc tr:anEUtar
track. Yesterday VAS the opening day
Of - two-d>y meet urd"r the auspices
~ n" rarnc$vIlir .N'Uus"mert cum'nis-
sI"a. headed 10y the l:arne~vtli" i"l:;".
!. -. D.. VI. l.. J. Scat;erday - SIZE
r,-.. az! ". W. Morris X M" president
OF me lodge and the romrnittc".
I-Spi,e the threatening weather OF
yesterday. several Thousand r"rsnns
crowded into the sranhstand and FOUND
the track. to Witness the four vents.
and al. wrre We'll r!eas"d With the re-
suits.
Three good numbers are on 'oday's
card. and a sti'l 'arger crowd ) eS-
pected to be on hand today.
One OF today'S attractions will De fhc
appearance ~ Miss EuzEard Of t"Sh"r-
ton. -. driving after Don" owned ~
her father Of Ccsh"cton. O. Mis- Isul-
card Is Il racing enthusiast. and is NJ.
pcaring in Various meets this summer
and ta;.. She is an expert driver. AMI
has quite a few friends in the Barns
willie district already.
There IS plenty OF music at the races
- interest all. the Barn, S\i!lr hAna de-
liverinG the program yesterday and The
Quaker City band this afternoon In
addition. concerts are beng given at
the Moose hall building each evening.
Y~estsrday's Races.
me nrst event on yesterdays "arl
vss the 2:35 tcot There were eleven
entries. but first were scratched. while
two others were drawn after the second
n third heats.
Bobby Onwood. owned by Or. =. p.
Curry 81 Coshocton. o.. Won first money.
In the tirst heat the big brown reihtng
took third place. and then led the fie!t
In the next three. Colore! HlSS'pS
owned Ay J. s. Sire OF Elm Grove. took
second money and gave the first place:
winner 4 hard race. He won the first
heat. OOH fourth IT, the second. and
second m the next two. Harold Hill.
owned by Lewis Stamm OF Cadiz, took
third money.
The nrst heat was a v2lkaway FOR
the Elm Grove runner. After Weston
ite, had broken. soon after leaving the
post. there was nothing in doubt about
Int 'ICClSLpsls va 't''A 49,
the way. IN H.. second heat. Co.. HiG-
GIN broke afr"~ "trl",!ng ore lap OF
the track. n .a:>av'l fourth. but in
the next two heats h" pushed Bobby
Onwood hard for tr>c place
1850 Pace
The second race. the ":7h pace. WAS a
cut and dried affair. Mira X. owned
and driven ny HAIRY Shat,uck, OF
GAINESVILLE proved herself far super
To- 20 the other TWO entrants and .
three straight heats. with 'oaaovd II.
second zach time. Roy p'Conn"r. nh"
ouNcd tho part OF a WHINE in a ria:
r4n around TIE track. fn!shei laird
each time. T.
SIN or eight lengths. and pro:ed herself
OUT Of the class OF horhes entered yes
terday against her. She made her :,rile
ea silly each time. and received \ great
The time for the mile was
2:e9E. ,
Third Race
The third event OF the day was 4
hard fought affair. with King Moa1
taking rr>; money and High Cliff. the
favor!te second. while FL Stone. a.,
expected good runner. took three
straight heats in the third position.
There was much interest In the clash
and good time was made. the time for
the mile In each event being 2:o3A.
FOURTH Race Best
The fourth race was the stellar at
traction OF the day. Queen Of the Man
or. owned by w. II. Shaprsnap noslng
out Billy Arthur. a GAINESVILLE runner
under tho wire In each heat except the
fourth. when tho situation was re-
Versed.
The nrst heat saw the four horses on
tie track. With B:.ly Arthur jumping
into an early lead while he held rn:il
tho homestreech On the frs. lap was
reached. Queen OF the Manor rushing
him over.
TIE second heat went Billy Arthur
easily. while Queen OF the Manor
dropped back 20 fourth place after
suffering a break. The third and
fourth heats were nip and tuck ,each
time tho Queen nostng out the first
under the wire.
roday's Card
Today's card is a full one. and some
Of the best ponies In the district are
entered. The following Is the COM
piete hist:
rtrse Racs-21s rrot-rurss, 800
Frank Mckinney. Big, Homer Johnson.
woodxnsld, Ohio. .
Westonite. o.g, John Singer, Marietta,
Marietta. Ohio.
Nellie The Great, BIN, H. L Campbell.
GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
Tony Ormonde. Big. H. L. Campbell.
GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
Baroness Girl. KIN. a sec. claimed).
John Maceyka, Newark. Ohio.
King MoaI. BE- S. ". Rowe, agent,
Newark. Ohio.
Rex Guy. b.s. r. w. Scott. West Alex
lnder, Pa.
Colonel Higgins Big. J. 8. Rine, Elm
Grove. ". Va.
Cooney B!nger. b.s- Il Pyle. Bridge.
port. Ohio.
Axle Dale. s,s. Jake EnEler. ST. clairs-
lille, Ohio.
Bessie Joy. BIN. F. s. Scott. Newark,
ohio.
Bobby Onwood. b.s. Dr.. @. P. Curry.
Sshocton. Ohio.
Lord Kimberly. BE- W. S. Hlrst. Mer-
ser. Pa.
Miss Malcolm Forbes blk.m,. ". 8.
dirst, Mercer. Pa.
Second 1ace-2;17 PHe-Furss $500
Jimmie Nobel. BIZ. c. Z. Northrup.
NcConnellsvtlle. Ohio.
Brown McEcrron. BIS. {. e. Northrup.
H~Connellsvil!e. Ohio.
Nancy Stair. o.m. Is sec. claimed),
Tohn Eberlc. iEcallsville. Ohio.
Mazl" Russell. BIN. A. j. Randall.
-"shoc;rr. Ohio.
Lee Oratorio. b.s. a sec. claimed).
,. y Harrer. woodsheld. Ohio.
Roy O'Connnr. SIS. c. W. Rowe. agent.
S.wark. Oa!o.
i:rraey Sa.ton. sg. c.. ". Rowe. agent.
Newark. rtio.
Tha<. "'"onnor. ss.. D. W. Lowe.