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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-21
Two More Wells to Be
Drilled to COttOnbelt
Gas Sand Graham Field

Preparations are being completed by
the Merrick Oil company for the drill.
ing of a new well in the Graham dis
irict. The well will be located on the
Bennett farm in the northwest OF the
northeast quarter OF section 81, Is
2% and will be drilled 10 the gas sand
encountered in the Cottonbelt Petrol
cum company we'll on the Scott Sparks
farm. in the southeast corner Of the
southwest quarter OF section 30. 2s-
2yx and winch came in making about
% Boo. 600 cube feet with a rock pres
sure Of 17a pounds from san at n
depth Of 1SSl-sj feet. The lone Star
Gas cofhpanv is taking production
from the Cottonhelt well and the Con.
sufners Light and Power company Of
this ci.y Is now running a line to con-
n,tr. The Crtton5elt we'll was brought
m during thc hlter part Of October.
The MerricI t,opie agG %re.runnins
rhe packer in their Bennett No. J.,
in the northeast of the southeast quar.
ter of tho northN est QLA,ter Of sec
tion 81, gs-'N TIE pacKr originally
placed in tha nle was blown our
about n week ago. Production in tho
well Is about six barrels from SAM at
"a depth of 2lao-e2lo feet with the
hole at a total depth Of 1924 feet.
Gas sand was encountered a fcS feet
below The oil sand.
The Bristow gasser Of the Mcrrick
Oil company IN the northwest quarter
o fthe northeast quarter of section II.
2s-2w, will be d%eepened to the sand
encountered In the Cottonbelt well on
the Scott Sparks farm. This well was
originally brought in about three years
< with production from sand al 1900
feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-21

!" ANAbfN US
The Misses Ella Peterson and Helen
Dolman entertained with "a miscellane-
Gus shower Saturday afternoon in the
home Of the latter, S24 McLish venue
honoring Miss O2elle Pugh, bride-elect.'
Quite an interesting afternoon was
spent in games and contests followed
with the shower Mrs. Billy Baker in
costume of a gypsy maiden presented
two large baskets filled with many
beautiful and useful gifts to the hon.
Gree.
Misses Dolman andPeterson were
assisted in serving luncheon by Miss
Julia Davis, Mrs. Lewis Davidson.
Mrs. r. A. Fox and Miss Itea Vol.
verton.
Others entertained were Misses Mar
guerite Clymer, Hattie and Lulu
Wheeler. Jennie Smith, Daisy Nichols,
Cora and Clara Dyer, Clara Mansfield,
j. Ellsworth, Katherine Reed, Margue.
rite Noble, Winifred Avis, Helen Du-
RE, Eleanor Lilley, Eleanor McPheet-
ers and Mesdames II. p. Lambert.
Tom Frame, Everett Kruger, Frank
Wolverton, John Murphy. Q. L.
Dennis, velie Susgs, Frank Stephens,
Arthur Kyle, and frother, Mrs. +. X.
Hanna, Cornelia Washington, Harry
Kessler, Sallie y. Jordon, Paul Eckern,
Earl Gray, May Wells Ramsey, Lau-
RE, Ingram Henry, Oscar Deveny and
Baker.
Society Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Bernstein and
little daughter, Joyce, Of st. Louis.
who have been spending the past
week in Ardmore, guests at Hotel
Ardmore, left Saturday night for
their home. Several large affairs were
given Mrs. Bernstein during her visit.
Mrs. Lucian Hoard and Mrs. j.
Maurice Miller are home from a few
days pleasure trip to Dallas.
Mrs. Louis Henry Rocket has re-
turned from Wilburton where she Wis.
tied last week. During her visit she
was guest Of the Twentieth Century
club OF which she was a member sew.
eral years ago during her residence
in that city. Mrs. Rocket states that
the club is rejoicing over the election
of Mrs. j. r. Frazier to the presidency
Of the state federation OF women's
clubs, which took place recently in
McAlester. Mrs. Rocket was present at
"A meeting of the Twentieth Century
club in 1919 when Mrs. Frazier pre-
sided.
Miss snn Anderson is home from
Oklahoma City and Norman where
she spent the weekend. Miss Ander.
son attended the Shriners dansant in
the city on Friday evening and Satur-
day she was q guest at the Sigma
Chi formal at Norman.
With the Sick
jess Hull who has been attending
Tulane University at New Orleans.
pre.medic student, underwent treat
ment for acute appendicitis yesterday
at the Marine hospital in New orleans.
He is reported as much improved.
Mrs. L. s. Dolman is in Temple,
Texas, at the sanitarium where she
is receiving treatment for appendicitis.
The Camp Fire Girls will meet Mon
day evening at 1880 o'clock with Mrs.
]. p. Brawlcy at 224 Ninth avenue,
northwest. Every guardian is urgca
TO he in attendance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-21
COttOnbelt- RexrOat Ga
Tops Oil Sand 1922 Feet

Cottonbclt Petroleum Company No.
6. on the Phoebe Rexroat a farm. in
the southwest Of the southwest quar-.
ter Of section 10, 4s.2w. reached the
top of the oil sand at a depth of 1922
feet and is drilling deeper in the sand.
This well IL n twin to No. s, on the
same farm, which started off with an
initial production Of 200 barrels from
big pay at 15s0-l62O feet and several
shallower oil sands.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-21
Good Roads Association
Organized By Citizens
of HealdtOn and Writ

ORGANIZATION OF the oil Fields Good
Roads association was effected last
week at Healdton with the following
Officers elected by more than 200 citi.
ms Of Hcaldton aud Writ who had
ssembled for the purpose.
oecrge ". Smith Of Writ. chairman,
T. ]. Wagner of Healdton. vice chair
man; o. r. Jennings. secretary: and
o. Il. Avent. treasurer.
Members OF the board OF county y
miso,6hcrs. Including chairman Taylor,
ltpy n. Johnson and Marion +.
racrre. were elected honorary members
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-21
Stolen Automobiles in
Philadelphia Doubled

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 21.-Auto.
mobiles valued at more than $4,000.
600 have been stolen in Philadelphia
his year.
This amount is nearly double the
loss for the same period of 1920.
Against this loss of $50 cars. 2,l12
cars, valued at 50, 6s5. 34s "a. have been
recovered.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-21
Water In Merrick Test
Southeast Extension Is
Being Diminished

Merrlck Oil company No. / on the
Cruce farm in the northeast corner
OF the southwest quarter OF section %,
4s-2w one fourth mile southwest OF
production in the Hewitt southeast
extension, Is gradually reducing thu
water being produced with the oil. and
now has diminished 1t TO 80 BARRELS
daily. The well is producing 30 bar.
rels OF oil. Sand in this test was en-
countered at a depth OF e524.56 feet
with the bottom OF the hole still in
the sand.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-21
CHRISTMAS SEALS AID
TwUBERCULAR VICTIMS

Harry Kessler, county chairman of
the Christmas Seal Campaign states
that an organization for the sale of
the seals will be formed with the co.
operation of every civic organization
in town for the purpose Of fighting
tuberculosis in Oklahoma.
The census shows that there are
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-21

moro than 1900 ex-service men in
Oklahoma with tuberculosis.
Carter county is going to help these
victims. have seals. on every package
and every letter which goes out from
this city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-21
Fine for LumbaRo

Musterole drives pain away and
brings in Its place delicious. soothing
comfort. Just rub Il in gently.
II Is q clean. white ointment, made
with oil Of mustard. II will not blister
like the o~ld.fashioned mustard plaster.
Get Musterole today at your drug
store. IS and Csc In Jars and tubes;
hospital sire, $500.
BETTER THAN A MUSTARD PLASTER
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-21

Western Produce Goes East
Los ANGELES. Nov. 81. - Two
hundred refrigerator cars Of Califor-
f,ia produce leave daily for eastern
markets, according to averages figured
by railroad officials here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-21
FRIDAY
Golf Luncheon Club

The Golf Luncheon club win
meet Friday morning at Dornick
Hills County Club.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-21
OIL NEWS
(From Local and South Oklahoma Fields)
BILL KROHN

of the association on motion of Mr..
Wyatt.
The purpose of the organization is
to insure good roads throughout the
western section OF Carter county.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-21
Fourth Ward Mothers Club

The Fourth Ward Mothers club
will meet at 3 o'clock. This is a
change in regular date Of meeting
because of Thanksgiving.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-21
THANKSGIVING


The wedding of Miss Ozello Tugh
TO Mr.. Richard Elder Eckels will be
celebrated Thanksgiving afterpoon
at the home OF the brides par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. Il. Pugh, 1907
G street. northwest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-21
Tlimble Tea Club

The Thimble Tea Club will meet
with Mrs. Roy Alexander, 800 Bixby
avenue, southwest, Friday after.
noon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-21
WITH THE OIL MEN

G. T. Griswold. mining engineer with
the Santa Fe Railroad Company. with
headquarters at Oklahoma City, is
here for several days looking over
The conpany's properties In local terri.
tory, and doing reconnaissance work
near Wilson. Mr.. Grlswold was active
In the Hewitt southeast extension dur
ing the early days OF its development.
Lloyd Noble, who is attending Okla.
homa University at Norman, was an
Ardmore business visitor yesterday.
Mr.. Noble is the newly elected secre.
tary OF the Oklahoma state republican
committee and II believed TO be the
youngest man holding n position OF
"dch Importance. He has already be.
come actively engaged In his newly
acquired political duties.
While here MIR. Noble visited The
Amster lease In the Hewitt field where
the firm In which no Is interested. The
Noble Drilling Company. has com.
menced operations on No. \, a rotary
We'll to be drilled to the 200 foot big
pay sand The Noble Drilling Com.
pany will also drill the Neustadt.N Noble
well To be located on the Walter Bell
farm In the center OF the southeast OF
the southeast quarter OF the northeast
quarter OF section !, 5s.2w.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-21
SOCIAL CALENDAR
WEDNESDAY
Elks Formal Ball

The Elks will enteStain with Il
formal Thanksgiving ball. Wednes.
day night in the hall. This affair
will probably be the largest event
OF the holiday season.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-21
Wednesday Bridge Club

The Wednesday Bridge Club will
meet with Mrs. Walter N~eustadt,
211 + street, southwest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-21

The knights OF Pythias Will en-.
terrain with a Thanksgiving dan.
amt Thursday night in their hall.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-21
Philharmonic Club

The Philharmonic Club will meet
Wednesday afternoon in the Y. w,
G. A. rooms, at $3.50 o'clock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-21
Choral Club

The Choral Club Of the Philhar-
monte will meet Wednesday in the
Y. W. c. A. at $3.50 o'clock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-21

Superintendent c. y. sherman. Of
the Amster lease on the Westheimer
farm. In section l6. 4s.2w, was for.
tunate in that he was not in his OF.
flee early Saturday morning when the
explosion of n boiler occurred on In.
Skelly easc nearby. The force Of the
explosion hurled IN injector through
the window Of the office. the flying
iron landing on the desk whore Il wal
found later In the day. The explo.
sion, AS heretofore reported. resulted
In the death OF two men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22
BURNS SAYS CONSPIRACY
WAS FORMED BY PLAYERS
States Witness TcStiiics Men Sompht
Financial Aid Of Gam
blcrS.
EDDIE CICoTTEs IDEA
This Is Shown in Testimony of For
ncr Pitcher, Who Relates Con-
rrrsationS Between Parties on
Both Sides.

CHICAGO. July Chicago White
S"N players accused Of conspirinr TO
throw IN" 1919 world series. were not
approached on the deal by gamblers
or corrupted by "a ranibl,u. clique.
p"' formulated the conspiracy them
,orni"r baseball players for financial
hacking. i:ill burns. admitted &C
r"nip!icr and States Witness. tc.Sti-
'icd today in th" trial of seven OF the
players and four others who are un
der Indictment in the cas-"
Eddie Cicottc. Of Detroit former
h'te son pitcher. once rated anon;
thc best in the American League.
nia"e IN" Scll-out proposition to
burns and Gandil. aud Cicottc then
volunteered the information that. they
could have tn. series thrown for
El0e.u"0. Burns testified
Burns testimony 10 this effect MAS
admitted late today. after Iutk."
Friend three times had barred it
temporarily while the attorneys couSi
TOOK un Su.rcme Court rulings on the
question. IL was looked upon by the.
HlaiS as among the most important
part Of the witness test my. and II
was designed to do away with the
belief that the players wcr" cor
ruptch by millionaire gamblers. ana
TO show that the alleged conspiracy
hau its Inception in New York
The testimony Was given in re-
iatinS details of conversations be-
iw,cn Burns. Abe Attcll. Hal Chase.
Ctc"ttc. GandII and Bennett. idcuti-
ltcd by Burns as David seller Of Das
MONIES. Iowa, a defendant These
conTcrsIt ions wcr" said by the wit
ness I" have taken place at the An
sonia Hotel in September. 1919. and
were contcndcd by the defense to lac
inadmissiblc on the ground that they
TOOK place prior to tn" inception OF
the conspiracy.
Having placed before the jury its
contention that the alleged conspiracy
had It's inception in New YORK and
us birth in Cincinnati. the State to-
morrow plans TO bring il to Chicago
John S"ys. secretary of the Chicago
National Lcag7i. club. is expected to
ID" the first witness. and IL is under
stood he will testify /" seeing bets
paid 10 Abe Attcll Burns may pc
recalled later by the defense for
further examination
The states chief witness. IN base
pan terms. today hurled excellent
bail. permitting the defense few hits
in the Gruclling cross-cXamination
lie was forced to change his original
testimony as TO Il date OF Il meeting
with Hcnnctt. and occasionally got
twisted on street numbers and such
details. At no time did he become
ruiflcd under the fire of the defense
and the smile never left his face. He
joked with his quostioncrs. question
eel them at times and matched his
wit against theirs in rcpartcc.
The chief loopholcs found In
Burns testimony Dy the defense
were when lie was forced to admit
that he had not talked with tho
players the night of the first game In
Cincinnati. whereas he previously
testified he met them that night. and
when he corrected his first testimony
the day before the first game to read
two days before the first game"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22
BRORCHOS DOWN COOLERS

ROCKY MOUNT. y G. July I'll
and giving his successor a furious
drubbing, the Tarhccls ran away
with the opener with Petersburg to-
day BY score OF II TO ,.
The score does not rccite the game
in dctan ty ans means Tor both
clubs staged frequent startling plays
that brought rounds of applause from
the effective pitching OF Harrison
for the locals, who was matched
against Woodburn, who lasted TWO
Innings and who gave way 10 Thomas
n left -handcr. who. was hit 10 the
far corners ana wSo Was unable to
stem the Tarhe.l batting spree
I. The srnrN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22
CHAMPIONS REGAIN LEAD
IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland Waliops New York. Il to
s. Before Large
Crowd.
CONTEST PROVES SUGGEST
Home Team Pounds -Four Pitchers
FOR 22 llits-Ianliccs Use Eiuh-
teen Players in Futile Effort 10
Stem Tide.
NY Assnciated rrcss.

CLEVELAND. July 2I.-t.l.v.Iand
went back into FIRST place today. when
il defeated New Yorh. /, to \. The
champions hammered Mays from the
box III the third inning when they
scored seven runs ana also fatt.ucd
their hattiu:; averages of Quinn. Fer
EuS"n aud Collins. who succeeded
MAYS.
The Indians made twenty-five hits.
seven OF which wcr, doubles. While
IN" crowd was large. no on, WAS on
In" Held and no ground rules were
IN force Scwrll made two singles
and three douhlvs IN six times al bal
New YORK; used eighteen PLAYERS and
Cleveland twelve.
ii"" the Runs Were scored.
New York. started the scoring in
ths second inning ANA registered ono
run. The NIukS came back strong N
the third ANA showed another arToss
the late
Cleveland scored seven runs IN their
mails 'Il TIA" third inning on seven hits
and tw" errors. Caldwell singled.
NanbsSduss walked. Smith doubled
Scwcll doubled, Johnston singled ami
- N"Iil singled. quinn then replaced
Mays. and caldwell doubled NIcuscl
and S"ckiup'a eh made errors on bad
throws, aud Sohang had "a passed
cleveland scored ii.S.c more in the
fourth ON 4 pass, singles by Sneaker
ana Scw"il smiths douhI. AMI Few
St"r's tumble
New lori; scored twic" in the nrth
on icck'S double, Ruths sin-i. and
Bakers double.
Bodir replaced Ruth in left in the
MIN inning, Ruth retiring because Of
pam from twisting his iv. IN the first
inning. Ferguson replaced quinn in
the box 'ur New York in the nth.
New York scored two in the sixth
on SchanS'S double. peck's walk and
Bodies double
thle replaced Caldwell in the sixth
for cleveland
Cleveland scored sin runs in tho
sixth on sIN hits. Gardner walked
,onGs'"n doubled. o'Ncill singled,
WambsSanSS doubled ana Speaker
doubled. Collins then replaced Fer
guson IN tin" BOX for New York, and
smith singled. scoring the sixth run.
The score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22
Protest of DR., Bagby
Is Sustained by Board

Ihc board" OF the Amateur
Baseball Commission of Richmond
Yesterday sustained the protest OF
bi. Bacby, owner of the Penn Mu-
tual baseball club. from the de-
cision of Ken L. Tinlay. president
of the Commercial League. which
forfeited /" Church hin II gam.
scheduled between that team and
1Iti!c-\Nc last Memorial Day.
The two teams were Instructed 70
play the game over
President Finlay's decision placed
the church I'm ANA Penn Mutual
clubs "u an equal footing and
neccssitated TIA" playing of
Championship game between Penn
Mutual aud Church Hill
Church Iiil now must defeat
l;Ittlc-ANc in order to gain the
right /" compete with Penn Mu-
iuIl for the pcnuant for the FIRST
halI of tn" season
The commission suggested that
the game b" played ,inly 80. The
two teams ~" scheduled TO meet
ON thus day. If tn" game is played
on July 80, the regular scheduled
contest viii be played on a later
date suitable to both teams.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22
Barnes Should Watch
Jones and Duncan
lEv Enilcd NewsI

WASillNGTON. July 2l-Eobby
Jones. the youthful golf wizard. of
Atlanta. Ga, and George duncan.
the british star, M. now look ed
/" 10y Soit critics to wrcst the up.u
championship lead from Jim
Barnes. II amy III the field can
do il.
oi ali the stars here. BARNES has
suffered least from bad putting,
ana Jones and Duncan have suf-
Tered most. II either Of the lat
ter TWO can overcome their 'jinN"
on the greens. Barnes will have
his hands full. lie has bat u i've
stroke lead over Jones AMI i six
s'r"k" lead over Duncan as play
begins on the final thirty-siN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22

Jesse w. Swcctscr: John Brcdc mus
James e. Ferguson: Mike Brady rat
Diiara. Clarence Hackney George
Duncan: John pctranck- Frank Bell
wood; Leo DicSc! Isaac Mackic: NlcN
Smith Emmett French; Charles
Evans. Jr.-AlcX Cunningham. T.. j.
I;ajoppj-Frcd & Canausa; George
Ayton-A. 4; llackbarth. Charles
MothciSolc Jack Gordon: Gen" sara
zen Robert 4. Jones. Jr: Wufricd
THOMPSON Eddi" Towncs: Jack Pie
Frank coaltart: Harry HAMPTON
John \ Park; Jock iiutchison-Jo-
campbell: Hobart Eddie Loos Gcors.
l. SaycrS Emil Lociilcr: Jim Barnes
ict"r pilara: James WcSt-J. Victor
last Il -; Finkcns ,acdt -Charlcs -.
Thom. Wallic Nelson Robert L. Bar
nett; Louis Teller Tom krrrjgan.
John cnwan-otto Hacllbarth; G1or.c
NJ, Mordon-A }. Sands.rson.
H;ta fi"W 9k!fy, MaSI $500
,.' GI,orEEe " Gordon: w"nnai"osv,,. Hum-
"A. J. Saadyrson. Sieey Hollow Scarboco.
- is K@st. PITTSBURGH. slssl.ia,.
tTea ! iiackbarih. Park Ridge. His.
.Wilfrei, THOMPSON. I {. Of virginia.
,har."s II. Rove. oakmor, Pittsburgh
Gsserge Ay,o,: Montreal se-,e.ise
pi'Iir.N M"theTsr'@ rlnchurst G g.
JJa!s G@rd@a; iiianaiSi. s y. 5s;ss,e,
ClaI.nce Hackney. Atlantic cay :. C..
rSS SE 'anSAn 4 aSiSaa AMI ' y,rsn
hY Franl, vi i;s,, s$,sI-iS ,;,,1.u c,v
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y. j.. i ,S.iGi ~ ''''' % Oo"' summit
~, AisS Smith. snennecoasc,,, New London,
RoPsf' T; lem, Auar;a, 5s-5l.1's.
i:lI: oos EaSisiSc. iio:mswo wood Ills.
,Geo:Es 7. sayers. Marion. rhiiadclphia.
Emil Loenler. oakmon,. Pittsburgh. a.
r%'sr ,oIi%rs $E"s ' w wss'a a'i
James West. Roekaway, cedarhurs,.
j. Victor EAST Australia. sl-sa.,ci
so r /. Fmkcnstadt. Co!umna Wash.
Charles p Thorn. shlnnccocb nnis.
~ ! I. E l,r5s Quaker Ri1sS Mamaroneeh,
;Nsi.en ii: Whi,ney Auduoun. New or.
Ws!ter liaEsn,, New Yo,,. 's-73;iae
R A.:N 6 Tbnm' BE- J. ,c i.os""'v'io Pleasant
'T$ysse- u Swesiser, siwanoy. Itronxyn,e.
,lehn., nrcdemus san Felipe, Texas
lanes c. Ferguson. Spring Lake. * j..
Nike nrady. Oakland Hill. Detroit. ~
PA oIl,.a. K.enmona county staten
adeInhia "a" si,s!.i%s. ''''' V - "''-
Ya G@mg, rFs @EIn Youngstown c G.
Walter Nelson. Highland. indianapolis.
Robert +. barnett. rrednGrin. rao oil. IA,
,I.onis Tsnier,, HrneDurn. West Newton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22
SOUTHERN GELD|NG
SURPRISES FAVOR|TEs
Main Lick Ronips Home Whine
of Feature Event at
Kalamazoo.
iBy Associated press.l

KALAMAZOO. MICH. July IL
Main Lick the Southern ge,dinr
driven by John Thomas. surprise,
IA" talent today by WANING the Ga
iumhia Hotel purse. the feature even
"l IN" afternoons grand circuit rae
INK. finishing ahoua ot rcacr Daw ana.
voltage in the overtime heat ana.
forcing Jeanette Rankin to accep
fourth money
Main Lick finished last in the frs
heat but took the next ono IN
whipping drive down Tho stretch. H.,
l,nlShcd fourth behind Peter Daw 4,
IN" third heat, getting away To ::
poor start. hut In The overtime star
n" led ali the way from the half VIII
ia" baw g"lding and Voltage ;inish
ing ~ he order named. Main Licl,
":m entirely overlooked In tn" ring
IN" 81" pace proved easy for Oar
""hcIih which finished ahead in tho
hTst and thIrh heats Julia VI. hi
rect. the invorlto. was clos. up al
the way aud won tho second heat.
IN straight heats Tho time Of III.
hrst mil" WAS 200 L.. tn" fas7cs, a
tn" meeting.
az class trot. Tire" heats. Cnlum
IA Hotel purse. $4,000.
Main Lick. blk - by Main
Leaf IrhumasD -
f","r Daw ~. s.. 10y Peter
Ashland 'MurphyD - 6
voltage. br h.. by Peter
Nolp iEganb ... . G.
Jeanette Rankin blk m.
iy' Snn F'rauclco 1Mc-
bpHhIdb ......... . . RI
BruSil"m. ir e.. by Potter
IA" Great OpitmanJ i : RI
BETTY Taylor, Aloxandcr ~ sis
GIng. Ii'lda Fletcher also started
Tin", 2:of l-2; 2;oG IL; POS IL
2l3 rnciur. purse $1,000
Dardau"lia. b IA. ,f.r4kincb Z
Julia " Direct hr IN by
Walter CI!dmun) .
TIL" Airsh!p. hy Har"nralo
on"cn Ahhc. br IN. ~ Tho
Abb" G'itUnul ... 2
Lor' irtby. hr. h.. ~ Peter
W tNulcutincl .. 6
iinrun Watts also started
rim" 2.uJ 1t. @.nl 2-i: 2.OS 10
Free for-all pace. purse not an.
noHnr"d
sin"le q b M by Anderson
wilkes jhilcu) - I.
Jun". b. m hy John Dewey
Louis Grafton. b x. hy Graf
ton 'f'i"mlngl .... ? 3
!Sanarfo. D. : hv San Fran
cisco CMurphv) 3 4
Timc. 200 IL 2.O2 "a: 2;oi g.