Milford chronicle., 1924-08-01

655 1st, F. D. Sapp, Houston; 2nC
Dewey Sapp, Houston.
656 list, F. D. Sapp, Houston; End
Dewey Sapp, Houston.
657 1st, F. D. Sapp, Houston; End
L. D. Prettyman, Houston.
65S 1st, Dewey Sapp; End, John w
Killen, FELTON,.
$50 1st, Emerson Sapp, Houston
End, Arley Taylor, Pennington.
$50 1st, Dewey Sapp, Houston; End,
F. D. Sapp, Houston.
661 1st, Carl Tucker, Bridgeville;
End, Ruth Ward, Harrington.
662 1st, Dewey Sapp, Houston; End,
Jos. G. Ward, Harrington.
66S 1st, Dewey Sapp, Houston; End,
R. Walker, Greenwood.
664 1st, Ernest Webb; End, Charles
F. Sapp.
"Peter W" Wins County Pace
Thousands Of visitors were on
hand Wednesday to witness the mat
inee races held at the Kent and Sus-
sex Fair grounds. The grandstand
was filled to overfiOwing, as were the
bleachers which were erected this
year. The Liberty Fire Company
Band of Penns Grove, N. j., fur
nished excellent music for the Occa-
sion.
Peter W., owned by Oscar War
rington, Lewes, won all three heats
in the county. pace. It was reported
that a sale was completed following
the race in which "Peter W. was
sold for $4,000. Russell K'' owned
by e. ]. Saunders, Harrington, came
in for second money and Red Sep
tember, owned by J. Morris Harring-
ton, FELTON,, copped third honOrs.
Polly Midway, owned by State
Senator Chas. D. Murphy, took first
honors in the county trot.
Race results:
2 :16 Glass Pace-PurSe S35O.00-
Nellie Brook B. M. Justic
Brook, c. D. Murphy, Har-
rington ...-.-.....---..-.. 6 8 8
Earl S. Barnett B. E., Bar
ney B. T. A. C. D., C. Lu-
cas-, Philadelphia .--.-.- 5 z 3 |
Miss Charmer, B. M. Villon
MeIfa, eI1a"Vs. Va, -..---l,--, ~. -. Dull, 5 s12
Miss Rejected R. o. NJ, Di-
rect Well, K. S. Smith,
Columbia, S. c. -.-.-...----,.-.-, 7 161
Robert "R" B. G. Consten-
ire, Malone & Godfrey,
Salisbury, Md. --..-----.--..-.. 3 2 2
Flora Strathmore, b. l. k. NJ.
Knight, J. H. Laurence,
Hoboken, N. J. .....-..-.--..-.-...... 2 Z 5
:. L. c. B. G., Homespun, H.
Austin, Frankford, Pa. 4
Time 2:1S IA; 2:15 IA; 2:15 1-2;
.:23.
County Pace-Purse $3.50
Red September, S. G. Bed
worth, Jr., J. M. Harring-
ton, FELTON, .-..-..-.----..-..-.-....-...-. 2 3 3
Peter "W" B. G., Peter P,
Oscar Warrington, Lewes 1 1 1
sadie "M" B. NJ, not given,
w. G. Foracker, Harring-
ton -... ..-.....-.......-.--...-..-..-.-.--. 4 SIS
russell "K" B. G., Little Rus
russell "K" B. G., Little
Russell, E. J. Saunders,
Harrington -.-.....-.-...-......-.-. 8 2 2 i
,ochato Belle ....------. 5 4 4
Time 2:16 IA; 2:16 IA; 2:16 1-2.
'Ounty TrOt-Purse $780,
oily Midway P. H. NJ, Dar- +
onhurst, C. D. Murphy, {
Harrington .-..-.-...---.-..-.------ 1 2 l 7
1indsor Hale B. G., Sen
Hale, C. D. Murphy, Har-
rington ---..------.-..-..-..-..------.-.. 3
ramp Trim, R. G., Baron
Past, Del. Stock Farms, I
Bridgeville -.----.-....----..-.- 4 4 L
Isle NJ, B. r. NJ, Elmo, q
Walter Massey, Dover --. 2 2 1 2 y
Time 2:25 IA; 1925 IA; 2:16 IA. = =
ed Letter Day for Kent and Sussex "
Fair 4
The officers and directors of the d
ent and Sussex Fair are real wea- a
er prophets when it comes to Sc W
citing the right kind of weather for h
air week. Tuesday conditions were a.
cal, and thousands Of visitors N
ON all over Delaware and the Eas- te
rn Shore of Maryland were pres T
It. 1t was Children's Day, and all W
e children were. admitted free. 1t W
estimated that at least one thous- al