The New York herald., 1921-07-06
GEERS DRIVES PAGER
TO RECORD--2.OS IA
Veteran Reinsman, Now Past
20, Wins First Race With
Lillian Silkwood.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. July 5.-Eunlce Bell
sold hy ex-senator ]. w. Bailey for
$4,000 last winter had no trouble
winning the Fasig sweepstakes. for
-year-old trotters, at the Grand Cir
cult meeting to-day. It has been said
that she Is owned by A. III. Cosden of
Soutnold. l.. l. Tommy Murphy took
her out in front in both heats and the
result never was In doubt. Marge the
Great finished second In both miles. but
the rest of the field never was close up.
The seco2d division OF the 2 :12 trot
furnished the most exciting finish OF the
afternoon, the winning horse turning up
In Greyworthy, driven by Walter Cox,
after rour strenuous heats. In the first
heat Greywortl;y got away poorly, but
finished fourth, trotting the last half
mile In less than a minute. Carmelita
Hall, which won Voltage. Allie Ash
brook and Greyworthy were noses apart
at the wire and the remainder OF the
field was not far behind.
Linara Watts set the pace in the Sec
ond heat, in which Carmelita Hall fur
nisned the contention down the stretch.
with Greyworthy a close third. Linara
Watts captured the heat, her hackers
being rewarded handsomely, a 50 mutuel
ticket paying $237.S0 Greyworthy got
away fourth in this heat and Cox did
not drive to the satisfaction of the
Judges, wno after the race was decided,
fined him $500.
Grey worthy took the lead in the third
heat and was never headed, and in the
fourth, which was between Greyworthy
Linera Watts and Carmelita Hall. re-
peated the performance.
ed Geers, the veteran Memphis driver,
nj drnNa
winner of the season when Lillian Silk
wooC finished first In the 2 10 class,
pacing. The mare got out In front in
both heats and the result was never in
doubt.
2:ol class. pacing; purse $1,000 ttwo heats
jay Brook. b. g., by Silent Brook cd
George @@se volo. ro. g.. by Ncrvoio
wYIIam, }nEsnlnf9 5. h.. by Abe j. (Miarvin5...7
Lillian s.. b. M, by Col. Forest ,
Efna al Early, Early blk. m. m. by The wolve- :
Drift Patch Relic Alcantara and Senator
''''- Time oSal. a:o4N. 2os14.
2:1o class, pacing: purse 81 200:
Lillian Silkwood, blk. m, by Strong
Lawyer swift, blk. g., by Heir-at- :,
Law I. (Na1entine) )................. 1
Kokomo George, b. g., by Hedgewood = .
Boy (Palin) ............ .........-... :
Minerva Gentry. b. M. by John r. =
kentucky SsHrk 'S coionei, b. g. by Col For
Ravin N Direct Directs Heir also started.
Time-2 :03h, 2:oI, 2:OoA.
The Fasig; three-year-old trot; purse
Eunice Bell. b. f.. by Peter volo CMur- :.
Marse large the Great, b. T.. by Potter the
petcf GrSai pluto b. c.. BY Peter me Great
Miss RhlneIander. br. f.. by Rhnelander .
Betsy i''tSS Chandler, by j. Malcolm Forbes
BeIvue. ISSs Peter Pershins. Prince Etawah and
Belle Worthy also started.
Time-2 :osN. 2:ooh.
.2:12 class. trottins; purse 81 200 (first d.
Shawnee. b. e., by Azoff ed. Alen). ro
George Watts. ch. g.. by Gen Watts = :,
Bette Thornton, blk M. by The
Northern Man (Erskine) ........... 3 :
The Ace. b. e., by Gordon Prince
The Major. b. g.. by Bin joila (con- . :
EIsa Ise T. b. M by Reward j. itieersl.
Jim Clark. Riley McGregor. Barung, Peter
Thornhill. Worthy Morgan and Sis Bing also
- Time-2 :osM. 2:oeA. 2;1o.
2:12 class. trotting: purse 81 200 (second
Greywortfy, gr. g.. by Axworthy
t1oNl % 4
Linara Watts, b. m, by Gen.
Watts Gong) )....................
Carmclita Hall. b. m, by Walnut
Hall (Murphy) ........ ........... l 3
Topsey King. 70. m, by Aation .
(Lyman) ........... .....s ....... . "
Allie Ashbrook. b. g., by Ashbrook
tRufD ............ .........s. ~ TO
Wfstar. David c., Checkers, Lady X, The
Proof. Voltage and Maggie Rider also
Time :osH. 2:o7H. 2:oeH. 2:o9h
2:16 class. pacing; purse s1 200:
Able Hal, br. m, by The Abbe
(Palin) ...........-... ........... L
Queen Abbe, br. m. by Tho Able
(PltnaD ''..'... 80. ;........;.. o
Harlos Damon. ch. e., by Charley
Hayt CTinNer) 80. .................
't'I' SPiferj b. Observation-Disclosures 10
Hal Trixie. b. m. by Slick Goods
(Whitehead) .......................S IL
Urklo. Yank Smith, Helen NJ, Roy Dillon,
Jolly Girl. Lady Todd. Charley Pitcher, Jes-
sic Riggs Marjorie tho Great. Hedgew ood
Star and Lottie Express also started.