Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-09
Worthy Harvester Rank Outsider Grabs Race Cleveland
WORTHY HARVESTER
TOPS FAv0RITES IN
CLEVELAND RACE


Cleveland, July S.-(AP)-Under
q masterful drive by Marvin Child
ers, Omaha, Worthy Harvester, an
outsider in the betting, today de-
feated Gordan Billion, odds-in favor
lite, in the Fasig Sweepstakes, first
race for three year oil trotters in the
Grand Circuit this afternoon.
Childs kept his gelding off the
fast pace, and took the first and
third heats, the second going to Cor
don. Dillon, which led all the way.
The favorite tired in the other heats,
after making a break in the first
heat and trailing for out of it for a
quarter of a mile, driver w. S. Gar
son sent him to the front, and Cor
don Dillon trotted the last half in
1.O2 30, finishing third only heads
behind Worthy Harvester and Lu-
ellie Wright.
Tennis, driven by Tom Berry,
Pennington, N. j., furnished another
upset when he defeated DIR. Strong
worthy, odds-on favorite, in the 2,12
trot in straight heats.
The junior drivers race, the sec
ondary feature, developed into the
prettiest racing of the North Ran
dali meeting. The boys, relatives of
Grand Circuit drivers, kept their
horses well punched, the event go
ing to Czarina Gale, driven by
Eugene Edman, son of Fred Edman,
after three heats.
Norman Grattan and Lilly the
Great made it a double win for the
meeting by winning the 2.12 pace
and 30 pace respectively. It was
the first start of Norman Grattan for
James Gleason, Williamsport, Pa.
who purchased him this week at a
price reported at approximately
$4,000.
Announcement was made that w.
I. Crozier, Hartford, Conn.,, had been
suspended for the remainder of the
meeting for an unsatisfactory drive
Saturday.
The summary:
2.12 CLASS PACE-PURSE ST.
200; "a, l is AND l IA MILE
HEATS
Norman Grattan, br g by
Grattan Royal-Min lPa-
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Miss Ellen W., br m (McMil-
Mag Able blk m Murphy 5 5 A
Joe Baron and Murray Azoff also
started.
Time-1.3i %; 90 3s5: 2.39 2-5.
THE FASIG SWEEPSTAKES FOR
YEAR OLD TROTTERS, $1,000
ADDED, MILE HEATS
Worthy Harvester, b by The
: Harvester Queen w or by
Chiidsl ....,......:....:.....l !
Gordon Dillon, b G, (Garrison)
Lucille Wright, br (Ray) 80 8 8
lX-Margo, br (Heasley) .....4 5 4
Ruth Mainworthy, b
(Nnlte) ..................
Delphia Watts distanced first heat.
Time. s:12 ID; 2:OS 20; 200 Is.
(X-White entry.
2:12 CLASS TROT; PURSE $1,000
"a, LIS, l IA MILE HEATS.
Tennis, b m, by Belwin- Thrill
worthy Derry ........... 1 2
DR.. Strongworthy, gr (Mur-
Senator Frisco, b e lThomasl $
Northern King, br h (VaiD ....5
Mary Watts, CHI m fMiller ~ 8
Worthy ID. Bond, Betsey Tregantle,
Guy Brown and Guy Watts also
started.
Time-1:Ss A.; 2:21; 2:4o s-5.
THE JUNIOR DRIVERS RACE,
PURSE $500, 2:15 lTROTTERS; l
is MILE HEATS, BEST . IN 8.
Czarina Gale, b m. by Caar Hell
ler-dam not given &c. Ed
mani
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gin) observation-disclosures.
Antoinette, b m (Harlan Kelly 3
Carlotta, blk m donald Stoke) 2
Frisco Star, b h Drank Rayl.. 5
Marion Guy, Chestnut Worthy and
Princess Bell also started.
Time-2:2S 2-5; 1927 Is; 2:2S Is.
2:1o CLASS PACE, PURSE $1,000
ga, Is AND 1 IA MILE HEATS.
Lily the Great, br m, by Peter
the Great-Lelia P t C h en-
The Deuce, no (McMullen) IL As
Don McLain, br (Spurgin) "A 3 2
Orphan Peter, b Derry ....7
Hal Acme, g III. Thomas) &c s
Maybell Direct, Dallas K and
Laura Forbes also started.
Time-1:33 2:20 is; 2:3S 3-5.