The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-20
GENERAL CONDITIONS
Harness a Pro-
gram to Be Com
pleted This Evening

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entered in the first and a dozen in the
latter.
Good Crowd Last Night
Another good crowd last evening
watched Ben Morgan's Pearl Xavier
win the 2:24 trot event. winning three
straight heats from a fast field.
Markfast made its new record yes
terday in the second heat of the 2:15
trot. The Wisconsin horse. after fin
ishing seventh in the first heat, came
back to win the second and third
heats in the event. The winner was
pressed in the latter two heats by
Harvest Heart, owned by w. j. Con-
ley, Spencer, Ia, which was first in
the opening heat.
r. e. McKenzie's Ioleen Mckinney
was the victor in the 1922 pace, the
second race yesterday afternoon,
which was decided after the heat
when H. J. Butler, LeMars Ia, asked
permission to withdraw his contend
ing horse, Ran Man.
Shorty Cook drove another so miles
yesterday On his sway-backed steed,
Shorty, to enter the running race, but
again the field proved too fast for his
weary horse and he was left far to
the rear. Shorty, a boy in the early
teens from Wing, was introduced as
the gamest jockey in the United
States" His horse did much better
last night, however, than on the prev
ious night, when he failed to finish.
The running race was won again
by Sarah NJ, entry Of Bob Daley,
Hecla, s. D., with McGraw up.
Free Attractions Good
Free attractions before the grand
| stand staged between the racing
| events include Nagle's Wonder Work.
ing Dogs, featuring a 30-foOt dive by
two of the well-trained CANNES; the
Novikoff troupe, featuring trapeze
and bar performances by two men
and two women; Russia's Fastest
| Wire Walkers and others.
The carnival and midway attrac-
tons, including the ferris wheel,
merry-go-round, and other rides and
| many shows and games, will remain
in full swing Saturday night.
Entries in the auto races tomorrow
include. Emory Collins, Frontenac,
Sioux Falls; George Guttu, Northland
Limited, Grand Forks: Miles Par
menter, Fronty Ford, Christine; Bob
Setter, front wheel drive. Mime
apolis; j. Osterhouse. Duesenberg,
Stanton; Jack Krencik, Chevrolet.
Grand Forks; Art Challender, Front
enac, Chicago: Ole Paulson, Falls
Special, Hickson; Frank Wilson,
front wheel drive Ford. Wolverton;
Louis Zertsman, G~arretson; A. e.
Narcotic, Dickinson. Fronty Ford;
Frank Sands and Jimmy Woods, both
F~rontenacs, Sioux Falls; Jack Walt
ers, Chevrolet Special, Fargo; and
Don Schonert, Raio Special, st. Paul.
Participate In Parade
Participating in a giant automobile
style parade at the opening OF the
program will be Sandin- Wilde Mo-
tors, Inc, WHY'S Knight and WHY'S:
Copelin Motor copany, Ford; Bis
marck Motor company, Erskine ana
Studebaker; Steen Marmon company,
Roosevelt and Marmon; Super-Six
Sales, Hudson and Essex: M. B. Gill
man company, Dodge and Plymouth;
Capital Chevrolet company, Chevro-
let; Stair Motor company, Pontiac;
Hedahl Motor company, Durant; and
Ingstad garage, Packard.
Racing events tomorrow afternoon
include three heats in the Bismarck
Tribune sweepstakes race; a special
event, conditions of which will be an
nounced by Manager Barney Sulli-
van at the track; and the Sinclair
Motor oil sweepstakes race.