Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 1, 1920, Page 3

INTERFERED WITH RACING —_— RAIN Readville, Mass., Aug. 31.—Rain again interfered with the Grand Circuit races here today. although nine heats were contested before a heavy shower caused A postponement of the unfinished events until tomorrow. Bogalusa, which Valentine drove to a new season’s mark yesterday. in the two . Dot De Lopez (Geers) Baron -Cegantle and Hol also: started. Time 2.07 1-2. roo: STEADY STEADMAN HAS The following is an extract t d Kate MADE A GOOD RECORD hat ap- Jear ol division of the Horee Mrectiy | peared in the Bridgeport Star and Herald Tl Saok the Mociding session in the | about Steady Steadman, who is to box G R ot AEOE. here against Teddy Russell on Labor day Although 15 horses started in the $1,- fnight on the Majestic Roof: : 000 event for 2.18 trotters, the race was| Steady Steadman, the fast western rather easy for liaroness Cochato, who | welter. has compiled quite a record since won in straight heats. Bonnie Del was | entering the ring game a year ago. the pacemaker in each heat of the 2.10 [ Steadman has defeated a raft of- good trot and won handily boys since breaking out of the amateur The 2.08 trot and the Wiuehill for 2.06 | class while in the army at Fort sill, trotters were unfinished. Okra. He weighs 150 pounds and can Summaries : go lower than that without any trouble Horse Bresder Futurity, two year old |and stands five feet .eight in his hole- " n proofs. g Behetar | Steadman’s complete record is as fol- Wat (Valen .. 2 1 1]lows: Patsy Motto, N. Y., decision 4 r ~elson - Bition ©..u1 2 2 |Sergt Dill. 128th inf. K. O. 4 rds.; Priv Yab CPftman) tvii 4 3 g |Henry, 125th inf, K. O, 2 r Corp. Mo Ahe Gredt (QO%) or - 5 & 4|Frewer, 14th F. A, K. O, 1 rd Favonian and Jane Volo also started: | Murphy. {st F. A. K. O, 1 rd.; K. JThe Boston Giobe, three year old trot, | CAmpel. & V., dec Ao purse §2.000: bl Poryanda, N. 7., K. O rds.; Rube WOty Cit, be K ihe ety o G e decision 4 ras. ; gir Doogles Halg (White) 3 3 3|Roy Nordquist, Karsas City, K. 0. 1 rd. Rl Dilia tHEeoh 1 3 3 |Battling Piedmont, Rano, Okla., de- : Nitive. Girt CHowes 7 4 |cision 10 rds.; Young Fitzsimmons, Okla- - —— Dominion Day (Hestings) W R R SADDY ¥ Horn and The Great Morris :"‘:v“‘"""‘l" o Bl DDARD G e Piedmont, El Reno, Okla.. Andy Smith. Oklahoma (‘i 5 i 2 S 10 trot. purse $1.000 rds, Tom Storey. f)'l»l‘lhm\nu City. K vfl. NEW HAVEN 'WATE BURY' Del, b g by Del Coronado 6 1 Speedy Sparks, Canada, draw 15 5 g Sl 13 I 1 1l,ds; Young Fitzsin nons, Oklahoma City, Wili (MeDonalg) 2 2 |decision 10 Speedy Sparks, Watts (Hyde) 3 lda. won, foul, i Battling Morle F er (Cox) § | Hartford, Conn 1 rds.; Corp. Clar- (Pitman) 8 lence Nuil, Fort Wright, N. K. 0 1] over. Iso started. rd Red Allen, Bridgeport. decision 4 Zai rds.; Tony Marto, N. Y., decision 10 rds.; set at the fin Jimmy Keily, N. V& draw 10 rds sco, M land of Newark, N 3 pevld) Lpavis cup sTARS sURVIVED SRt e Wiki Wiki (Geers) ........... 2] i £00 3 form New Dora Haines (H. Fleming) A ‘i OND ROUND IN TENNIS somet Dar Hyal (Crozier) 7% . B | Forest Hil Y., Aug. —I is cup He won jrace Drake (White) Bans 4 8 iteum stars survived the seconds round of | court “ha Spears, Peter ieler, Sib Bin- | the 8th annual ali champion- f the Saint _Frusquin. Cre. Harmony, | ship singles on the turf of the West Side ard « a lon, Rinode, Grace Forbes |Tennis club here to Norris Wil . Ma 0. 6 d Lotto Watts also star liams. 2d, Weing the only one to drop s th e Best time 15 set. The others, William' " land west wer t President, 2.0% frot, purse $3,000 | hoider of the world's title, n M. | forces of the d o nnished) Johnsten and ' 5. Garland, dis- { honors of the d o eter Coley by Peter the Great plaved command when compelled to eexrt | splendid vielory Va 2 1| themselves San I o v vin (Fleming) 1 3| Williams. playing the streakiest tennis [ (Geers) - 3 2lof his career. defeated S. Howard Vosh- | " (Cox) b2 4 4 |ell. the hard hitting left hander of Brook- | and Opera Express also started. j1yn. 3-6. 6-2, 745, 6-3 | time 2.05 In this engagement Williams was often | H T Hill 6 trot, purse $3.000 |trailing in- the sets. He fell behind in |t finished ) the third set at 4-0 on games. This mat edda m. by Atlantic Express (H. s interrupted in the second i oD Flem seesss 1 shower that drove pla and spectators Iy T i : TO HIT MEADOWS AL AND COMMERCIAL | MARKET WAS HEAVY M Anacenda New York, Aug ~The cleayage be- ST ween and industrials, wHich has| 2o Bax & o seen the conspicuous feature of recent | 50 Bali & On sessions of the stock market, became| ‘§) Beth re clearly defined today. Transpor-| 7aci ity n ns of almost every class manifested | 7 Beom nereased strength. while the balance of D) Do & reflected further heaviness or 9 Butie & ion the granting of increased freight ssenger rates. commission houses inte- Iway shares. Much of this in- izinated at western and south- sources and derived additional from exceilent crop prospects. Among tvaders and professional cicment there has alse been considerabie switch- ) Chand 0 Ctw & o Mot [ observed a steady growth of " stern imutus ne of accounts from industrials to the \ls, especially low priced reorganized properties. doubtiess because of their greater speculative posisbilities. Oustanding features of today's inquiry ,, the preferred shares of St ou and Sa Fransico. St Louis Southwestern. Chicago and Altom, St. Paul, Baltimore and Ohio, Kaneas City Southern, Western Maryland. Wheeling and Lake Erie and Seaboard Air Line, 1t aross advances of one to three points. resentiative ralls were featured by n Pacific. 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