The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-23
'FAVORTTES ARE
 BEATEN IN RACE
Margaret Spangler Comes Home First In Kala-
 mazoo Circuit

KALAMAZOO, Mich, July 22.-(By Associated Press. )-Margaret SpangleT carried away first honors in the $25,O00 American pacing derby raced here to. day. The fleet eastern mare won the second heat and managed to finish up we'll enough in the first and third miles to gain top place. Miss Belwin, given a splendid drive by Doc Vail, was sec ond, while Baron Worthy, the favo- rite, finished third.
 Miss Belwin, product of the half-mile tracks of Ohio, who is rated very tenn peramental, was on her good behavior today. and when called upon in the opening heat was able to circle around the outside and bid the others to the wire. Colonel Bidwell was second, Mar garet; Spangler third, with the rest of the field closely punched.
 The field of 15 scored an even dozen times before they were allowed to start in the opening mile.
 SpangIer Wins
 The second heat went to Margaret Spangler who led from the first quar- ter to the wire; and, although chal- lenged by Miss Belwin,. was able to maintain a lead which dwindled near the finish. Colonel Bidwell was third, with Baron Worthy; the favorite in sixth. .. ..,
 The Murphy gelding ran a true race in the third heat and came under the wire a safe distance ahead of Margaret Spangler and Sparkle. The conditions of the race did not call for a fourth heat, leaving the question open only as determined by positions in other heats. In the opening mile, Baron Worthy, after getting away to a poor start, was clocked the mile in 2 :01, which was sec ond and a quarter under the time hung up by the winner.
 Purse, S15,4OO
 + Margaret Spangler drew down $15,- 400 as first money; Miss Belwin earned Colonel Bidwell, Sparke and La Paloma each received $1,000, which covered the entrance money.
 The Upholder provided an upset in the 2 IA by taking the race from David Axworthy, the favorite. The best the latter horse could do was finish fourth in the three heats. Miss Oakwood, over looked by the talent, drew down second money. ... Rochelle Maid, favorite in the 2 no trot, delivered, but she gave her sup porters real scare by finishing last in the opening heat.
 Anokia, topsheavy favorite in the 2 :07 pace. had an easy time of it. She won the first and third miles and chased home Flying Direct in the second heat. Daisy Pointer, the second choice, was unable to show anything.
 The crowd, which numbered 15,000, was the largest that ever attended grand circuit meeting in Kalamazoo.
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 Time
 Quarter Half Three-Quarter Mile 80 1:OO% 1:s0h 2.02h BOX 1:01h 1:SlA 2:02A .31A 1:0iA l:3lM 9:02A
 2;1o trot, S-hsat plan, Rlchman Hotel purse, 1000: Rochelle Maid, B. M, by Atlantic Express (Egan), S. l. 1. Fair May, B. G., by Fair Exchange (Cox), l. 2; g. silidar, B. H.. by Siliko (White), ?; g. 1. The Great Lull Water, CHI, H. (Cand- ler), (; (; 8. Sanrie B, B. NJ, by Binco (Putnan), 3: G. San Pedro Girl, 3, M (Mcponald), g. G. 5. Guardian Trust, Hope Frisco also started. Time, 2:O6h
 9:o77 pace, s-hsat plan. s1.ooo! Anokia. B. M., by The Northern Man (Stokes), l: 2; 1. Flying Direct, CHI, G., by Waiter Direct (RAy), g. 1; 2. Jay Brook, BR. G., by silent Brook (Edmany, ?; A. g. North ern Direct. B. G.. by Northern Man (Cox), Polster tFlomSs 5aig P0ntsT B. Time M 0y sGs& ssF 2:O4h, 2:0sk. 4"