The New York herald., 1921-09-27
PAGERS HAVEBIG
DAY AT COLUMBUS
Septimus Palm of indianapolis
Pilots Wanda May and
Roger c. to Victory.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Sept 26.--Septimus
Palm. Indianapolis driver. was the prin-
cipal winner in to-day Grand Circuit
racing. that was full OF sharp contests
during a programme of fve class events,
two OF which were started on Saturday
The Rowe system OF scoring was used
for three heats and then discarded.
Palm won with Wanda May and Roger
G. and was third with kokomo George,
all PAGERS.
Wand a May was back in Saturday s
part of the o:l5 pace. but she had COM
mand In both heats to-day. kokomo
George stood chance to win the 2:04
pace until Senator Wilkes got by him or
the stretch In the fourth heat.
Pete Daw handily won the final heat
Of the 2:13 trot, begun on Saturday. and
thus became a double victor during the
meeting. Charley Rex of the same sta
bic was in the 2 :05 trot that Peter
Coley captured. after Natalie the Great
and Mille Irwin had divided the first
two heats.
Roger c. was supreme in the 2:11
pace and made the second winner for
Palm, who just yesterday bought MIN
from II. 3. Hushaw OF Covington, Ind.
No call was issued for the 2:iy trot-
ters and they will lead to-rnorrow's card.
a heavy one that includes an assault by
Peter Manning against the Columbus
tracks trotting record of :5ah. which
ne made last week Irving Gleason to-
day refused an offer of $4,000 for the
horse. IT was made by w. n. Wright
OF Chicago. who formerly owned Peter
Manning. The summarizes:
2:i5 Pace-Purse 81 900 Ctwo heats Satur-
dayl.
Wanda May. b. m. by Ashland
Cassell (Palln). ........ ........ 1
Liberty. ch g.. Son OF oratorio
H n. r. b br. e.. BY Little Frank
Queen Abbe. br. m. GPi;man) )..... 2 3 $ 70
Red Wing. Tony Mac. Hal Bee. Teddy
Montana. Roy Dillon and Anna Moore also
Time. 2:osA-2 :o5a-2 :o5h-2 oei4.
2:i3 Trot-Three heats: purse $1,000 (two
heats Saturday,.
Peer nsw. gr. g.. by Peter Ashland ),
{MurphW (, - ;tip,s,;,ccoc;;.....'a
Little Dick. b. G. CTallmanl ......,
Gccrgc VAS. eh. & Berry 2
Dudette. Alexander b.. Oscar Watts. Sa-
kura and Whipcord also started.
Time. 2:osn-2:o5h-2 0eh.
2:o4 Paee-purse $1,000.
Senator Wilkes. b. &. by Orc
Captain ii Mack. sG' br. H.. by The
Bondsman tDickerson) ..........2 .
Kokomo George. ch. g.. by Hedge
wood Bay tpalin) ............... 2
Logan Hedgewood IN. Fleming. 70
Lillian Siikwood, blk. IN. tGeersl > 70
George Volo. Belle Alcantara. Drift Patch,
Minor Hal, Royal Earl and William s. also
started.
Time. 2:02A-o 03i4-2 :ooh-2:fo.
2:05 Trot--Purse 81 900.
Peter Coley, b. e.. by Peter the
Great (Stokes) ...... ...........4 1
Mile Irwin. b. m. by Bingara (W.
r. Flemingl ...... ...... ....... )
Natalie the Great. b. m, by Peter
the Great (Cox) x)................. : .
Prince Loree, b. s. (Valentine).. 3 . 70
Charley Rex br. g. (Murphy). : 3 3 70
Time. 2:05A-2:06N-2 :o4h-2 :o6H.
2:ii Pace-Purse 81 900.
Roger O.. ch. e.. by Major c. CPalin) /
Jessie Riggs, b. m. IF. Fleming 10 . .
Bert X. br. &. tCanel .......... Z
Baron Brook. b. h. tShively). ...... 3 @
J. L., Jr.. b. q. tPlaxioo) .......... 3
Luther c., Racket Patch. Peter Maurer.
Usage Girl. Dephne the Great and Billie
j X. also started.
Time. 2:o54-2 .o4ls-2 :o5.