The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-13
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participants, was the first event of the
afternoon program yesterday and it was
| the first time such n race ever had been
run in BrattleborO. Fred II. Harris.
Philip II. Wheeler and Paul G. Estey
were the contestants Harris won a run
| against Wheeler and a run against
Estey, and in the third run, Harris and
| Wheeler contesting, Wheeler was given
J a handicap because of the superior
speed of Harris's horse. and Wheeler
won. This event consisted of horse
drawing the contestant on skis, by means
of a long strap passing around the conf
testant's body, each end attached to the
| tugs. The difficult part consisting in
| the contestant maintaining his balance
on skis while the horse was running
/ As soon as the ski-joring races were
finished the horse racing started the
quarter mile straightaway race track
! which had been cleared by the use of
/ the town road scraper to the east of the
| skating Kinks. Five horses We're entered,
/ but due to the narroWneSs of the track
only two horses could race at a time.
| Four preliminary heats were run off,
Johanna Patchen, owned by l.. L. Fuller
of Putney, winning two and Gotta Patch
en-, owned by Melvin Dalrymple of BRAT
tlebOro, taking the other pair. In the
final heat these two horses furnished
hot race with Fuller's horse winning in
/ the last 90 yards, when Gotta Patchen
broke.
4 While the final heats in the horse rae
1 ing was being run off two local teams,
Kennedy's Invincibles and Moquin's All
Stars, played hockey on the small rink.
This game took the place of the Spring
field, Vt.-Brattleboro game, scheduled for
yesterday, that game being postponed to
this afternoon due TO the tact that
) Sprlngheid misunderstood the date dof
tho The PQGIIItpH a tf-I
VICTORY ioi Tue lhNliICloieS' NooG;
hennedy ana Duhleyy showed up Wen
Tor the winners WhlIe SWltzer' GaffltS
ana daqS put up the pest game Tor the
. IoseIs' ne summary
lnvlnclbles AIl-Stars
Culver .........g. ..... Bowler
Brouillette ....... p. $500. c. Clarity
Dunlevy ..........cp. ....... Moquin
Kennedy .........c. ......... Mann
F; Haus .........w. Leo Haus
WOOD ............W. ....... SWltzer
) Goals. f. Haus 3. Kennedy . BrOuil-
lette /. l.. Haus l. Time, two 20-min-
ute periods. Referee, Kaine.
> After the hockey game n LARGO crowd
watched four local skaters give n broad
iumning exhibition on skates Staring
with one barrel tho skaters cleared that
ond fo,,,. aJd;tia,naI - I;5 IL - IL
a hmm of abant II feet The Skaters
: then lengtbened tbe distance several foot
nv nlacing ono Of tba ka0s- IanotI,v-isa arJ
the four skaters Edwin Culver Holm Ken
| nedv Toe Mood and Antonio Nzoouin also
| cleared this additional distance
, The skating races followed the bocl,e,,
There were III entries for the class az
: bows under u in the 22O-yard dash This
was won bv Edward Pratt flames AyeriT
Id: John Baker. Cd Thirteen bovs on
tered for the ooO-vard dash fo. hovs
lunder rs and the race was won Inv Emil
Scbiari Edward Pratt 81. Holm White
3d The snectstors manifested Leon i'm,
terast in the free-for-aII race for women
with five contestants entered First r,iaco
was won nv Hilda Olson Dorotbv Holm
Id. Harriet AIurrab 3d In tbe free-far,
laU for mon once around the rink tEara
were four contestants PhiIin Wheeler
who was making good snaed fell making
the last turn. The race was won nv
Fred Harris Joe Wood ID 4 NIoo,in
Cd
Fdmund NTanlav Edwin CuI,,ar
IHazeIton of CaIbv academy Frad HARMS
land PhiIin Wheeler entered far +bn
mile free-for-all race. ON skates When
going under full sneed HazeIton took 4
Header on the last turn of the FIRST rnnnd
which sent him into the snow bank mill
nothing could he seen of him hut his
legs. on the first turn of fhe se.And
round Harris took a tumble. bnt ouickIy
: recovered his footing Edwin 5,nfvpr
Edmund NIonley and philin Wheeler
gained steadily on the Others from tbe
. start Culver Increasing his lead on every