The Great Volo won each of the
first two heats by a great rush at the
finish after Czar Worthy had led
practically all of the mile. In the
third heat Peter the Brewer finished
first with the Great Volo directly.
behind. "
The Deshler Hotel stake for 2:11
pacers also was a split heat affair.
The favored Hal Bee won the first
two heats and Miss Ellen Todd, third
choice, took the third heat, after
second choice Kate Hal had led the
field to the half in one minute flat.
Ilo Guy, favorite in the 2:10 trot
for three-year-olds, failed to win a
heat'. The first and third heats went
to Joe Me, an outsider in the betting
and the second heat was won by
Eugenia.
The 2:09 pace which had 13 star
ters furnished the afternoon’s big
gest surprise. Track, first choice,
finished no better than second in
any heat, while Buddy Mac. second
choice, was distanced in the second
heat. Lady Mac won the first two
heats and Lapotoma the third.
Offer Of $100,000 Is
Made For Red Wingo
ATLANTA, July 27.—Advice that
a major league club has offered
Toronto, of the International league,
the sum of $100,000 for outfielder
"Red” Wingo, are contained in a let
ter received here from a Toronto
sports writer. The name of the club
said to be dickering for the player
was not given. /
Wingo, a product of Noreross, 6a.,
was drafted by the Athletics from
Atlanta, of the Southern association,
in 1920. Subsequently he was sold
Toronto. He developed into quite a
slugger and last year held the home
run record of the circuit with 34.
