Evening journal., 1922-09-07
LOIS direct
Wins feature
Allentown and Reading
Sidewheelers Furnish the
Battle at State Fair
BETINA FIRST
IN 2.12 TROT

The 2.25 pace decided at ycter-
day afternoons Delaware State
Fair races proved TO be a battle
between Allentown and Reading
side-wheelers. with the Allentown
horse taking the race. DIT. A II.
Ballet, president OF the Allentown
Fair Association. has a few right
good race horses including one,
Lois Direct, and she proved 20 be
the winner OF the big-end purse
Abner Deysher. an official OF the
Reading Fair Association, incident
ally also has a few pretty fair
horses raced under his colors His
entry was Phyllis Volo. She Is a
real speedy Miss. and made her
first start OF the season. As a mat
the first time. but she was not
much OF a factor IN the opening
heat. which the Allentown horse
won.
In the second heat Grady got
Phyllis Volo 10 the front and was
leading his field IN good form. when
she made several ''skips" and
slipped behind, the Allentown horse
taking the heat. In the third heat
the hopples were frightened a bit
on Phyllis and her head raised sew
eral degrees, with the result that
she romped away from her field on
the first turn. and won the final
heat as she pleased in 2.17A.
rho VUfffla
Del. made a family affair OF the
2.l2 trot, the second event on the
card. when the fieet-footed Betina,
after giving way to Idol Bergen. of
the same stable. stepped out 10 win,
the second and third heats in the
fast time OF 2.i4h and 2.15. North
east, another Willis entry, offered
the contention In the first and thiro
heats. but could not stand the pace
in the second heat. and finished in
fourth position.
Willis also sent two OF his young
sters out to beat 2.S0h trotting
and Silver Guy stepped the mile in
2.26A, while Sante Guy Travelled
the mile in 2.19%.
Easter Logan. owned and driven
By William McHenry, OF Frederick,
Nd, ''paraded" TO one. two. three
victory in the 2.22 class race with
an added value OF $500. Easter Lo-
gan found the Elsmere going easy
and only in the third and final heat
was he pressed hard. Second money
went TO W. L. Bulls Evelyn D.,
while Harry Direct out of the same
stable, carried on the short end Of
the purse.
2.25 PACE-PURSB $500 (ADDED)
Lois Direct b. m. by Walter
Direct; John Dagler. New
Castle, Ind. ............... / 5
Phyllis Volo, b. m; Abner S. Dey-
sher. Reading. Pa. ..........5 4
Princess D.. b; m. by Lord
ton. Ma go '.:.....:'.'...: - su''on' @o.
Lake; VIM. II. Scott. Darling
ton, Nd. ......................
Betty Blngen; G. D. Murphy
chaio wilson. vi SON ;. : g.; E. J. Elliott.
Bridgevllle. Del. ....... 81
Harry Pointer, b. g.; W. c.
Ron5is g5h 'ii5;;iidi';Nit;ii,,;. i5syid Mariner
coatesyiIe, Pa. :.....:.:.....s dr.
Time. ASK, 217k. 217h.
212 TROT-PURsE $500 CADDED)
wills Stable. NsswaEE. '-I5si-.. peI....
willis Stable. Newark. Del.
b. g., by Northern
Man; Willis Stable. Newark.
Del. ......-.. ....-....-.....s. zI
Kentucky Doune. b. g.. by This
tie Doune; John Dagler. New
Castle. Ind. .........-........4 3 al
Mary Warren, b. g.; II. c. Cor
bin, Hanover, Pa. .......... s 81
Time, 2l3h, 2.14k, 2.15.
2.22 PACE-PURSE $500 (ADDED)
Easter Logan (unknown): VIM.
McHenry Fredrick, Md. 1 ii
Evelyn D.. $. m, by Sidney
Prince; w. L. Bull Melfa, va. 2 2l
Harry Direct, s. g.. by Foros:
W. L. Bull. Melfa. Wanna "a 81
Lady Marvel. b. M. by Marvel
King; j. F. Mallalieu. Els
mere. Del. ...............3 3 3 al
Happy Mack, blk. T.. by Acomac
Morell: r. II. Brown. Will
mington. Del ........... 5dr
Time. 2.15k. 2.17k. 217K.
sPECIAL-TO BEAT 2-20ik TROTTING
(ONE-MILE HEATS)
Silver Guy, by Guy Axworthy, dam
Silver SILK, by Mako; J. Writ Willis.
,oweview Farms, Glasgow, Del Time,
sante Guy. b. m, by Litz; ]. Writ
Willis. Wilmington, Del Time, 2.19A.