Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-06


 the 2.20 stake pace, purse s1,oo0. Bru- Sic was thrown from his sulky in collision with two other horses and was run over. He was carried from the track in a stretcher provided by the first aid Boy Scout squad and rushed in an automobile to the Backus hospi- tai. The broken leg was set at the hospital and during the evening the in- 1ured man was removed in an automo- bile to his home in Windsor Locks. As a result of the accident, Etabella, who had won the first two heats of the race was distanced.
 was run over. He was attended by Dr. Paul F. Gadle and then carried from the race was distsnced. MT. Brusie said, after the accident that two horses passed over him as he was lying on the track.
 , William W Miller of this city who was driving Bonnie's Baby, stopped his horse as soon as he saw Brusie was injured and in need of help and gave what aid he could. He helped to get the injured man off the track and stay ed with him until he was removed from the track by the first aid squad Miler was given third place for the heat.
 In the first heat of the 214 stake trot purse s1,ooo. Native Girl blk m, H. L. Handy of Springfield, threw her driver. Edward Connors of Springfield on the second turn, and raced without her driver around the track several times at breakneck speed before she was finally stopped on the north turn and led to the stable. The horse ran driverless for a full two miles. When exmanied at the stables it was found that she was unable to go on the track again for the afternoon and was with drawn. Connors escaped injury. About the ory damage was a ripped tire and sprung wheel.
 Barring these two accidents the race programme went off in good order. Charles Direct Wins 2.2o Pace.
 In the 22o stake pace. purse s1.ooo. Charles Direct. oh g, owned by the Elm City Stables, took first money. Eta bella another Elm City stable horse, would probably have carried first mon sv had it not been for the unfortunate three-cornered collision in the third heat as she had finished frse in both of the first and second heats. The acc- dent. in which the driver. Fred Brusie. broke his leg, nut her out of the run ninG. as she was dstanced.
 The collision occurred whife the horses were making the south turn dur ing the first half mile of the heat. One of the horses stumbled and fell, and in stantly there was three-cornered crash in which Brusie was thrown to the track and run over Etabella. the horse he was driving. dashed on around the curve and was stopped at the gate and taken to the stable.
 Mory-io 6of bo1 a broken wheel and ripped tire and Charles Direct and Peter Stout finished the heat.
 A large crowd rushed up the track tc the spot where the collision occurred Brusie was carried from the middle O the track where he lay to one side ant heln sent for.
 The Boy Scout first aid squad re. sponded quickly and the injured man was placed on stretcher and taken tc the hospital in an automobile.
 Charles Direct. Morvic W. Bonnie. Baby and Peter Stout went on the track for the fourth heat The sum mary:
 Charles Direct, oh 2, Elm
 City Stables, New Ha- ven, Conn. .... .... Peter Stout, b & 1T. L.
 Handy Springfield. Mass 2 Morvic W. D 2. A. R. Mar tin. Willimantic, Conn.,. 4 Bonnie's Baby. b 2, Thomas
 Burns Norwich. Conn .. 55 Etabella. m. Elm City
 stable!. New Haven,
 TimLs.i5 Hne i-4, s.15 i.4, s.ss ois. 1-4 2.19 1-4.
 Norwich Horse Wins s.1s Pace. ! There were six starters in the 21 1 pace, purse $500. Only four f1nishe, the race as Lillian L. Chatham and Pc 1 ter Torment were ruled out at the end of the third heat. First none! l went to Billy B.. owned by 3osepr 1 Bedard of this city. Billy B finishe l second in the first heat and first in tn 1 succeeding three heats. The summary ! 2.1s pace. purse $500: l Billy B., oh 2, Joseph Be- | dard, Norwich Conn.,. 3 1 Normandine S.. blk m. F.
 T. Smith. PlainviFe, Conn 2 | Miss Calvert. b m. R. L.
 Taylor. South Manches-
 ter. Conn. .... ..... s 5 5 Camerton. George Bates.
 Preston City, Conn ~ s44 Peter Torment, Milton Mitchell, Montville. Conn. ..... ......... 6ro Lillian L. Chatham. blk
 m, Thomas Sutton.
 Rockville. Conn. . 6 Bro
 Time-2.2o 1-4, 2.2o 1-4, 2.1s 1-4 o.22 1-4.
 Breaks Track Record. Making a mile in 2,13 1-4 in the fir. heat of the 2.14 stake trot purse. s1 nno. Mauna Loa b m, Elm City Stab e New Haven, broke the trotting recor m the local track. The former recor for the trot on the local track va
 held by Lecco who made the mile i 215 1-4. Mauna Loa finished in on
 two. three order and took first none
 second going to Peter Hopeful. wh
 finished second In all three heats. In the first heat Native Girl thre her driver, Edward Connors, on th Touth turn in the first half mile ar race dsround the track minus her dri- cr at breakneck speed, covering full two miles before she was stopped ar led off the track. The summary: 2.14 Stake Trot, purse s1,ooo: Maunas Loa, b m, B'm City Stables. New Haven, Conn. II Peter Hopeful, b S, Liberty Bond Stables, Stafford Springs. Conn. -.......... 23 Rubey Aubrey, m, W. H. Draper, Providence, R. l.. s3 | John Skinner. b g, E. NJ. Giles, Stafford Springs, Conn. .... .... .......... 34 Al Mack, D (time allowance) J. F. Hatch. New Bedford, , Mass. ...... ..... Sd Native Girl, blk m, H. L.
 Handy Springfield. Mass. $ d l Time-2,13 IA, 2.15 1-4, 2.14 1-4 l The racing officials were as follow
 Starter, D. H. Mulcahy of Ncr ]