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THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC: FRIDAY,
MAY. 13.
1004.
TUEF
Frank Collins Won Dohnar
Feature The Messenger
First at Union.
"D A Q0"Q ATT I'-rowus ami C ruin:; Is
I! A 11 ft H A 6 It I Won (James From
PUGILISM
Abe Goodman and Jack
McClelland Battle Ten
Rounds to a Draw.
JJ.J.K4 JL.J.Jt- J
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PAUL REVERE MAY WIN TO-DAY;
INSPECTOR SHEA AT UNION PARK,
THE REPUBLICS DAILY .RACING FORM CHARTS.
Grand Two-Yonr-Ohl Should Heat His Field Daniels's Horse May
Capture First Money in Fifth Event at Carmody Course
Gay American Mav Win and Liddon Also Looks Well.
AT DCUItn TIUCK.
Liddon may be able to come home first
In the becond race on the card at Delmar
to-day. The youngster seems to have Ills
field outrUhscd in thl event. He i in
with Passive, from the Hammond stable,
and, though the laltcr'-s owner likes lier
chances. Llddon should get first money
on the strength of Ills good races the last
out.
Arlcna has started but once and ran a
fair sort of race at the Fair Grounds. Ehe
wished veil back, but was nervous at the
. 5rrier and failed to break as quickly as
Cic should. With reasonable Improvement
to-day she may be In the money.
Gay American T.iU start in the Hughes
colors this afternoon and may win the
Ions end of the purse In the third race for
his new onncr. The gelding did not have
the best of luck in his last out. and was
shut off a couple of times in a four-horse
field. With clear sailing to-day. It ap
pears as if he thould beat Tower and
Trapsetter.
Paul Revere, on public fprm. seems to
have the 2-year-olds in the fourth race
beaten. But in this race is the joungster,
John Randolph, who has been so highly
recommended by the rail birds. All ugreo
that he has shown remarkable form in his
work, and some my that he has out
worked older horses of some ability in
practice.
Rallblrd gossip is lacking In essential
facts, however, to such an extent that
form ought to count more In this race.
Randolph may get t-econd place to Paul
Revere on the .strength of their lost races,
while Varieties, who has also shown a lik
ing for the track In practice gallops, may
get third money.
Ivisso should sive another purse to the
Lenvp account to-day In the fifth. Hroodler
mav bo second here, dales looks like a
fair sort of bet for third place, although
h may not enthuse over the track, par
ticularly. It was over this track that he
made his first local appearance, by the
way. when he was running In the Gorman
colors two yean ago.
Huceha may put the Klnstein stable In
the list of winning owners to-d.iy. She
ran an indifferent race in a four-horse
field last out. but the slow early jvice hurt
her chances somewhat. She was in with
others who were faster sprinters at a
short distance than herself, and Nath
Woodstock managed to last the longer.
Hxnpo and Uranium look next best.
In the opening race. Keronla may win.
She has shown fair form latelv and should
be able to beat out Fixer's John and Cres
slda. Harnacle would once have looked
well here, hut it seems as if he must be
passed up to-day.
JOCKEV JOHASOX RAR-LY Ilt'KT.
AT UXIOX PARIv.
This is ladies day at Union Tark, but
the card is a very ordinary one. It Is
well to omit "the best bet of the day."
for Ihere is r.o such bet on the programme.
Of the forty-five horses that will start
In sir races there Is but cne of chus. and
that cne Is Lord llermence. Terhaps
IJlv'sh may be included in the- category
with Lord Hermcrice. These horses meet
In the sixth race. Hcrmence should win.
However. Itlulsh ran a good race yester
day, but tired after running about seven
furlongs. lilulsh will be the contender, and
it is not likely that the price on cither
will be very attractive. Baroness and Torn
Olnty have an outside chance, but It is
remote.
S.uch as it is. the fourth race .will be
the feature. Jim Gore II yesterday ran a
good race and rhowed that he was wak
ing up. Evc.-ybody who follows racing
knows that Jim Gore, when at himself, is
Sbi? .J-d.0,In m,h better than he has
KI.VLOCH RKSULTS (Delmar).
Twentyfourth Dor. Thursday, liar 12.-Weather clear: track fair.
135 furlongs:"' PU"e KW" ,'1C"-0,J fi,,lcs n,e "J one-half
HORSES. WEIGHTS
AND JOCK.EY.
I I
13.1
lnd.1
i-
Ti;"!fSieurch- " MeJIullin' Ii"
111 lllrd Pi.nd. as. .-p,i,rs J
! UUitloX.hitc. S3, l-arton..' I
S lalicrln- 1IH. Kavtiir
..IMi.ia.llii. sx Perkins ...,.".' i,
...1'ilgr.rn Gill. Ml. s.r.v.,.1! . i.l
f.MOX JOCKEl' CLUH RESULTS.
Vnlon Track. Mar 11 Weather fair: track fart.
J First race, telling, for 2-year-old and up aid. alx furlcnrs:
"i I S.
I
I netting.
f. i oci ix it.
Fell on Colilcn I. Ink In Steeplechase
Olinu Won Unalifonl Manor Stake.
Louisville. Ky., May li Another big
crowd saw a line day's racing at Church
lilll Downs to-day. The feature event, the
Uashford 3!anor States for 2-ycnr-oIds.
was easily w(in by Oisau. an added star
ter, who was at odds on In the betting.
Munroe lay back with him until Up
turned Into the stretch and then he came
on and won as he pleased by three lengths
lrom Florentine.
The Jumping race furnished another ac
cident. Jockey C. Johnson being badly
hurt when Golden Link, heavily played,
fell at the sixth jump. Weather clear and
track fast. Summary:
First race. fle fuitoncs Lady, Savor. US
(Munroei. 13 to 10. won; Miss Inex. lis IA.
W. Hooker), even. recond; Aunt Kathenn. vi
(Helg-son) 8 to 1, third. Time. 11. Lady
Cbra and Flcrlseo also rjn.
Second-race, six fuikm: Bad News. JOI Hel-.
iwonj. I . won: ataiiei w inn. Ill (ToolnJ.
K to I. onil: lied Raven. 30? (B. Davlal. 12
to 1. third Time. 1:11',. Co.umbla OlrU Vaxl
ora. The Hebrew. Stephen. UUIard. Jair. Judge
lllmes Nameckl and New Mown Hay al ran.
Third rac". seven furlongs, wiling Marltana.
105 (Helgeson). en. on; Quia II, in (H-Bonner),
15 to 1. second: Amorous, 101 (Livingston).
! ul third. Time. l:i pva tralre. Hob
yanklin. Henry Laiehrmann, Jr.: 2rne Mae.
Sam Stevcnw. Irince of I'llsen aad Blue Giast
Girl alo ran.
Fourth race, the Bafbford Manor Stakes,
four and one-half furlongs oirau. 121 CMunroe).
3 to 6. won: -Florentine. 11 IHeigesnn). a) to 1.
second; Tteboundr. 113 (B. Duvls). IS to 1.
Third. Time, IH. Kurtzman and lAnler
also ran.
Fifth, race, steeplecha handlcan. chort
course Faltlla. 1C (Pembelton). C to i. won;
Ieo rianter. 133 (Uoyle). 4 to 1. second: Fara-
cay. jr.. ISO (Monohan). 3 to 1, third. Time.
done at the llntnn n-..i.
rtZhe "Client race run by Maru a few
onb,B. not ,be overlooked. Getting
sodiS'J." behl,uI hIs field he
?etrh ,,?J?a,P.'?k to ,I,e ouslde In the
2JT.I. ,U.I71 and ,hcn ran fourth. On this
showing Jlaru should win the- race? Jim
Core second and Will Shelly third
Doctor Sprulil look i L,?.r . ....
KS fThe Doctor has won two Trace
J.M."". .athJPn "hd. '"ere Is nothing in
W-I " '" "aniper mm.
V- i . ac an1 Cheny. Ist Tucsd.iv
JsSSJTta yjS! iLKO"rt " rSed
a m"l- LmKC'' "S"01" hoId- 's race 1,
v-m Si and 'hr-sixteenth.s. but Nimble
rh,J,kes. ,l,.e dlstan nd In Itent!
S'lftl tHnd ?,rner w' doubtless be the
S3K?Z. J.'. ? con, the route
v; "Z. V "" " i-Miinie in tne-bettlng
thfrd iS " KU0d as a"y"""S 1 the
K.SS'l0.0 5S!? ?! n-l Doctor
i ('-.I
lnki InKl
lit llTlii'Uilt. i.e. ii'iuy.'iJn ! i.i
H ,S-mphony. ss. Itlw ., e-,. it !
lil j.-horl tU. III. :..,VI. i ., J v
V. I
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!!n-.? ?fi. " ." 1!y: ml !l ott. Wiener: .Mrs. V W-illi.r-
inTl ti?A Ivi.1".' a "" . "til "331 ttr.do.. uli.n I..- Wvrr.l
SL?Vl'?.yj"u,"u '" wnitt lau h.r raw. ca.u ex.- ua iar
T.mc :-3-
136
SS'. :3I. l'i. 1:11.
Second race, curse tWl. selling, hix fuilcngs:
Ind.
113
111
ir
in
1:1
13
horjjks. vKn:rrrs
AND jocki:ys.
u.
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I3
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133
ss. Cjto. ' u- K-. m-
tountiw Ciara. i. Calui h
TJoniatm.-. . Unton a th
iounR nc Ituilon J 4 ;i
i-chc ox m? i:in.isi!.Srhivnt 5 4
Uilr I nib- in u tt.it. i. l
T. Jrir . i. t " -"ii". iii Jeiic!
ii'-ii:iitii-iii i; i:uihinji ( lui
!M-mlck. vj. J. ItoUnJ... p 3'
!.'r",r. forcn-e, 16. Adams) it 1'
i:iB Injun, in; T-br.1il'..! 12' ll
i.squlJ. lie. Kuhn lol 12
Hi-I
4n.t
3t
5"
W
1' 3'
II' I 11
12 , 12
lhd. 1
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PRINCESS ORNA
WON FROM REVERE
... S,,art..r,T- ".Wir.g: ecnd sJnie. Winner: J. Daly's ch. g.
1.1. in- M. lincrasJ.nn llardlna. i. cvro i.i lt and wen solnc
miMliililSiil?" Ped and hnbhni ttrenc. I-idr Flur-
Tliue u. 'm. 1:17.
HOriShS5. WKHIIITS
AXU JOCKK1S.
11S
137
13T
t I 1
-. . . 1 1
Lady Ray, a, 1 1 on ell 4, Jiu
ir-Lnc. 5V riuaktlt ! l . 1
libi:iK a?. 'inat;tbut ...: W V 1
IXan Dcra. J. 11. My 1 l .
(aixK-khjn. jos. 'irnuer .-.I 31 lxi
Anrelo. ira. llri.lwii 4 t 1 1
(Moroni. 113. H. u.Imorr I II l !
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4
4hd
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3't I
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1 rutquri, iw. 11 AUirtln..! i ?i."
iiocicr Kler. K. 'alucr. 111 i 1 1 ! 10
K. 13. Ilunte. 5J. PrrLfn...! li lnlci 3's.t 41
Miett IKram. I'.T. Uullelt.l H I I
V
1
3no
fat
inui
I Betting.
I Ou.i tl. 1 I'l.
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T-31
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53
10 I 11
I 11
-211
1W ti
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Broke down.
,s,arJ goud. Wen easily: second same. Winner: R. R. WatUni i.
Co. a ch. r. ell. ty Ljcnl liiltrline 31&:icr. Itiy Raj had clrar tadlng
from tjuaiter jle and nn within htteif. b:uf. on try baaly. mal
up grouad Ahen ret down. Thlslj it luiuruiln. .Njn Ijora cirf um.i
of Kart. Anstlo showed spied.
Tlme-SSU. :. 130.
137
Third rare, purse &!. four and cne-half furlongs:
Ind.
3fKi:s KI.1I Riuui
.llnrlinniH toier. Snen
RUCORI).
Half
nnil
lnrlongi In I:XI 1-4.
Kansas city. Jld.. May l'-Slartlnmas.
1 heavily backed favorite, won the
World's Stakes. H.M0 added, at FJm Ridge
to-day from a good field In the fastest
time made on ths local track, going the
seven and one-hair furlongs In 1Z3V,.
Loone. In the first race, at 13 to 1. had
his own way and came In au easy winner
ond" Tnck1Sr,a,hS- favorl,e' a Ior "
omi. Track fast. Summary:
! rat rao-j, ore and one-fourth mile vlllnir
SV:T-'--:S
KSSSSi: i to 2.Jlh.'rr,T!me"!VMl
IMIogna. no Kunz. 4 to 1. won- Alrshlr. lit
ijrni !rt (Aubuchon). 2H Sd.S;
lllYnLiJ?Ci'."cn furlong.. selllnr-McGee
L tVlrt TS.3SmIn,-nr' ,0 'F'lcatlri to
Bi(T'ra I"- Kn Lllr also ran.
birth race, four furtonu. min,wi,
AZSXrV- . l2 '"roni Oceaner. 103 (H. An-
HORSES. WEHRITS
AM) JOCKKVS.
(US) 'Prlncri Orna. I03.D.Aurlln
UJ Paul llerere. 19S. H'.Wtuui
HIS) ICanrnnf 1(11 TmitM
lll) iJcc Itellr. 112. Wallare....
I
S. jiijil S; F.
1 i'4 1 1 : lnj
31 I I 1 V
il i I I f -
II 3'i . "'.'. I 4 4
Belting.
Oo-j CI. I IT.
si JITS
T-2 11-2) 2
9 , 3-31 1-3
3-21 13-;! U
140
Second race selling, rune UV. tar 2-year.Id. live furlongs:
In.LI
IIOIISKS. wnoiiis
AND jocki:ys.
IVttlnc.
J. ,l,n,,uL"- "" ''11
'!it' 'J''hunler. 112. McKlr.n-y.
::-'. !-,Id,n F""er. tilj. Heid-L
i) Klileora. lie. sh-n
123 r.lnl of Paw... Hl.lt.llurpliy
:ii"!McKlr""''- "U Burton
12T I Victor B-. I(C Upton
Ill I I
I .. I I I .- 1 t-- fin I IT
i 1 --1 1 : 1
11 l'i ! 1 I P 2-.I 4 7-3
I 3 2 3' 2hdi 2Hi ;-I 4-5 2-3
I 4 h.l Ihll 4 2 l I 2
I t hd; e u h1 jo 4
21 2hd 2hul 3 l) 2.)
II T ! T I 7 7 1 12 4
,k e ,l,::?"1l-0,:, 1,?I"ny- second same. Winner: C. W. Smith's
Si rJ 'i .Klf cr;lnl'lgat..r II. Inquiry was a much Improved
coit rrom last out. Bearhunicr remd shon. Golden Iloaer ran a
MupM race. Chlrora ran aa If abort or sneid.
Time si. :u. lt.
forlorrs:
race, puire ty. for 2-ycar-oldx and upward. feTen
HOUSES WEIGHTS
AM) JOCKKTS.
ftart good. Won driving; seiiMid &elly. Winner: T. P. Has-er.'M
b. f.. br OmameitIincess 0rr. Bare was tjitt fit liHien llrct
two. Austin ias.il ut a short distann- from borne and Reiere narl
nlppeil winner. Ji- Kel.ey. off nicely and running slrwigiv. but struck
a hse en iMLckstrrtxh and was thrown cuwpltti'iy out i.f lu
Time :I3't. . S SIlj. :.
138
Fuurth race. pure Rr0. seien furloncs:
Ind'
-1-
125 Ix.nl Hrmrx.I).M'Kln,
Illudnelser. 1(9. Schilling...
13" IKerova. im. varu.hlr.-
M ISonii-nos. 112. Itl-rtnii
123 ICr. Gumpeit". 33.R,Murphr
i-1. i.ircin. itj. m. isivie.
' 1 I
MM 'I
11 T
21 Ink
21 Zhd
! -I1.1
U 4s
d t,
l
11
3.'mI
ihd
4
( I
U'tting
S. F. On.1 CI.
Jhd ! 4-t M
2" 2 1C 1'.
Xld 31 4 S
hd 41 3 13-i
3 3 V Si
S Z M
Strrt gnsl. Wen drlilnc:
b. c Ul. Iiv llermence Ili.lJv
enough Irft t. stand off the rush made at lh end by Kenova and IIu.l
we r. Thi laltiT Is goed and Keuoia la bnprovlnc. Grace Gurcpert
TUne tfi,. :.. l:lu. 1:23'
s-oisl ma-'. Winner: J. F. fxintels's
Ii'Me. Ixir. llermence was l.est am! had
1-
umperts
142
I'ourlh racr. handicap. Mine ram. mile and one-slxteenlh:
HOUSES. WHIGHTS
AND JO-KKS.
Ul
. ,! IIOltSRS. WRIGHTS ! I " B-tllng.
Ind.l AX1) JOCKKVS, JS.j '4 I l, S. F. Op. O. II.
'Frank Collin. J2. jT7m7sT'.JI 2' T' ii iT J. 20 S
Ught Opera. l"i. McMulUul i 5 1 4" 1 4 , s-3 1-3
(Ifll lllamkis. 1$. like I . P J 7noj t 3.1J 7-,I3-!0 1-3
77 Klre Kl.Honh XUlndwelli 41 S 1 5H t' f 11 i;i t.
Illrlenl. 0. Orlffuli 1 11 p 1 ' I J' l r. J-2
IIS ,lVprT Dick. li. l'.ci,lo...l 21 4.l S'UI 7' ' 21 J.! 10
225 (Kindred. J4J. tximran ....1 7! 2' i 2",l 2" 7 11 ;' 2
...-. lu.ni Cni:lon.l.M.Utn) 81 f 1 I I S :1 3)1 la
Start good. Won cleierly: sevend easily. Winner: Mr. Anna GI
ena's br. c.. by Joe Norn 00. 1 Lady Glyd. Collins hsd s-Knelhinc in
resene. Uieht Opera ran strong race for flrl out. lUrraaL... ery
slow to liegin. closed much ground. Orient had speed, but weakened at
end KIndrM did not like the route and hacked up near strttch turn.
Time :1JS. :23. 3$. ::-. li'.i. 1:M, 133U.
139
rifth race, purse S30i selling, one mile:
Ind
HOItSKS. WEIGHTS
A.VP JOCKEVS.
UKt Frank Bice. 102. Cocolo..
120 Irhr Bennett. 10S. IXAUStln
W7) Veins. 1). Rice v,
113 Lynch. 203. rerklns
5S ltard of Avon. 10. Troxler.
J 1 I I IKill-ig.
IS. J U j '.4 1 S- F. Op.lVt.lPL
I 41 3hdl ll I I' 1 11-21 H-2 "is?
I ll 4'4 3'jl 2" 2'5 ll-ll S 1
( 51 S I 3 I i 3' S-SI -; 2-3
1 ll rv,) 4' J I 4' 7-2) vj-2 6-S
I 2 lnol 2'!,l I' I. 201 IS 3
Ind.l
(I37l The Mrsrrncrr. US. Boland 21
(IK) ISetauklt. ti.5. A.lains. I 1'
IH 'Kunjj. D. mirton 1 21
OSI Mteil IJghL 7. Fisher I 41
vj iiiiuisii. ?-t sv-h-n 1 31
2"il
Jii.
T
.!.
I ! Betllni
' F- (OpT-1
3 H h I
2 I
3 I
lh.1!
2nk
1' I
4hdi
2117-K.
l-3t S-3
10!
31 21
l 131
Mart gl. Won handily; sercrd same. Winner: A. Bellew & Co.
11. jr. is), br t pwajd Iren. H The MesniriM- nn..r a superior nd
Iiv Behind, raj the bt Bluish and Kunln iild th.' frmt ninnies, but
uere rn-rhulNl at Die treirh lum by The Messersir crd Setauket.
Tfce fornix went In en the rail.
Tlm S3. -u. 1:1. 1:121.. l:ij..
1AX nrth race, seltinr purse Jkc. for 2-ycar-cIds and upward.
' Gin and cnchalf furlongs:
Ind.
HORSUS. WEIGHTS
AM) JOCKEYS
lllon Alvoro. Ifi7. McKinny.
jjoo Ikiweis. 122. Ilruis I
Jim Ferrln. Jin. Held-! I
.. 'Cmv. Sajrrs. 122. i" Ik.nner.'
(Seiurravni. IflC. Burion I
IBlnck. im. ivindnlpa I
tLally Dally. 110. Dalrson.i
.lour iVira. 112. W. Jone....l
.1st. Bcrrato. m. w. Kelly.f
21 Jl
.f !
It 3'
71 7
Jl
ll c
I 3
1 I I Bettlrr.
?!(& 1 F. Op.CLlrL
Hull "5 i 2! 12-SI M
2"J lhd 2 2W 2s, 4-S
2 1 S'H 2 21 2'4l 4-3
thdl 4 2n lol 4
' I SW, I llj 20 S) S
Hi ' I ' 20 so! vt
' 1 71 I ; j; 4 m
i I' Si 45 13
9 I 9 I a a a
Hayes's Filly .Captured Two-Year-Old
Event at Delmar
Fnmlc Collias First at
Lonsr Odds. ,
One of the best finishes witnessed at the
Delmar track since Its opening occurred In
the third race yesterday, when Princess
Onia and l'aul Revere finished first and
second in ths four and one-half furlong
dash for 2-year-olil.
For the last sixteenth, the youngsters
ran stride for stride, Prlnces-i Oma hav
ing a slight adi-antuge. Jockey Austin
was riding rather easily, apparently con
tented with his advantage of a head.
Twenty yards from the wire, Watson sud
denly drew his whip and laced Paul Re
vere sharply, the Grant colt, springing; for
ward and getting his head in the lead once
more.
By shaking Princess Orna vigorously,
Austin got her neck in front in the last
two strides. No better exemplification of
the uncertainties of horso racing' could be
afforded than this contest, as, had Wat
sen delayed drawing his whip for one more
stride, the sudden jump on Paul Revere's
part would probably- have sent the colt's
nose over the line first.
Joe Kclley got off well in this event and
set a hat pace. Midway between stable
and stretch turns, the Baker colt hit the
mudholc which has existed sine the track:
was opened, and dropped back to the rear,
lie finished, rather shaken up. a poor last.
Gasconne. from the Klzer stable, did not
relish the track as she did the soft going
of last Saturday, and was an Indifferent
mini.
The time was :5J?i. the first tlmo the dis
tance has been run under the minute
mark since the course was opentd.
The accond nice was won by I.ady Ray,
though had Sting been able to get to the
front In the cam- stages, as she did on
her List out. the talc might have been dlf-
THE MESSENGER
WINS AT UNION
Boland's Masterly Ride Beats S&
tatiket in a. Close Fj'nish
Lord Eermence Abo
First
Jockey Boland on The Messenger in til
feature at Union Park yesterday made atl
combination that Setauket. F.Iulsh. Kutrxa
ana J ten ignt couia not beat.
The Messenger did his share, but Bo-';
land 3 perfect ride put the horse under tin
wire a short length ahead of Setaukst. 5
Boland seemed to know Just what Tfc.
Messenger was capable of doing, and ha
placed, heeled and handled blm to per
fection. The Messenger was heavily
played at 2 to I and S to E.
Bluish showed great speed for a mile,
running it In 1:43;. the best time for tta
distance- yet made on the new course. Red
IJght followed Bluish in the chase. Bo
land. with The Messenger, took a position
behind the leaders, and, instead of wear
ing his horse out chasing them. Boland
waited until they had spent their speed,
and gradually fell back. But Setauket had
to be dealt with, and he proved a stub
born contender. From the head of the
stretch to within twenty yards of the fin
ish the two horses looked one another la
the eye. and It was a matter of the sur
vival of the fittest. The Messenser was a
trlfie the best.
Lord llermence won cleverly from Bud
welser and Kenova In the third race.
Somenos. although a good horse, did not.
run his race. Kenova Is improving slight
ly In each race and will win one of these,
days.
Calvit seemed to greatly Improve In
quiry, who handily beat Bearhunter In the
seconct race, uoiaen jnower only ran a
fair race.
Don Alvaro repeated his performance ot
the day before, and won the fifth race
Alvaro broke fast from the post, but was
cioseiy louowerj oy joe jjowers and Jim.
Kerrln. The chances of the latter were
fercnt. filing was a strong second after j ruined from the start, as the stirrup on,
Slart good. Wen easily: scnd driving. Winner: Mrs. W. R.
Freeman's b. h. H). by Doctor Rlc Francis D. Frank Rice was fcron
ably best. Jrbv Bennett came stronxy at end. Yclos was closing gruund
at Ilntsh.
Time U2'm. S3'V. iS. 31. l.-01'i. 1:19. 1:22. 1:17?;.
140
Sixth tace. purse 340 selling, mile and enty ards:
Ind.
l!0!t?KS. WRIGHTS
AND JOCKEVS.
1 10a) (Semper Vlvax. ion. Cocolo.
Ill Ur.hn Doric. W. Daxls.
71 Mngolthrtft. H. J. Hcnnessy
liiai iiiawson. in, rrnxier .....
13 II-atho'-lOt.HRIce . i.
Ill Ifril JTaTJii;! Ml. ' Raynor.
107 lilurmur. ss. 'II. Sly...".....
3 4' 4
2 1 !
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1 21 3
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'7 7 7
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J! left at pst.
Sixth race, mile anl twenty yanl. relMnj:
Baird. 116 (Munroe), 7 to 2, won; Mardamur.
101 (Hymw). 10 to 1. second: MlSElIf. Ill (Pa
ton), 23 to 1. third. Tim. m. Ban, Troca
dero. I Io Go, Barcee and Gracious also ran.
QuindiR.. hna vin ind1 JSSi
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. to I down to C to t. Port Royal, the
heavily-backed favorite, finished second
and Dan ilcKenna third. Port Royal
would have finished in first placo In a few
more Jumps, as he was coming fast and
lo-t only by a short head.
maries,-her ClCar and h0t: ,rack rasl- Sam"
iw?' ,'5?iC?:n2Sr ?d one-half furloaSs-Clara
iin ;... ,'i .".' nd: Ullla.i Ayrcs.
Il (ltveo). j to J. third. Time. -Jx, --!
Dixie Andrews, tady Fashion. Ravlana. Mel..
Allen and Charlcya Aunt alio rati .
S5 lSn J-i4,i; r",""'. to 1. won; cirilla.
,1?' Johnson). 21 to J. second; Ureal liistern
lOI Dbanti. c to J. third. Time. 1MJ S
vKSSvP11?. A"- CCmpaes. U AjloVatft
nlgnaad Water Toner also ran.
irTt!.s?..J?cei '.oar- furlonSr;R. I Johnson. IDS
(1. Dean). to S. second; VaOa. lt iCoburniT
ifniSift 'f J . Tlm'- :. ? Arthur Mlllw
vVELl'A. ,-'K!t ad llatllng Oun also ran.
rourth .race, one ana one-sixteenth mile
iiwsran. i, (uilphant). C to j. won I'crt
&'' 1??.(IT?.rs""' to i vnd: Dan ll2
Kcnna,. 108 (Sheeban). u to . third. TlmcT
1:1. 4-5. IJttle Hoy. Katie. Pilre;. ink
Hurrah and Rankin also ran. ' Ink
,i? ,2.l:sJD.Ions,,-;,i, "" ' (Prior).
m'2 ZZI1 Intinac.. 107 (J. Mathews), ji
5? r !ZE2PA:l,nu Omiosde, 103 tFlscheri.
55oo,a,l2-rSm0' 1M "-
Sixth rsct mmvmn ft'Ttn. i s ...
" to 2. won- Karly E. loTain
fti '.t'Jjt- nd:,tj-plion1c. 112 (ConKay),
20 to 1. third. Time, lsr; 2-s. cornel Trier
flMan. Rllmore and Gui uSoora
Hinnn.vLi, mows a te.vdox.
Crack Raatern Colt Ont of Cnmmls
ion for Several Weeki..
New Tork. Ma li-HIghball, the thor
oughbred, which was regarded aa the 2-year-bld--champion
of last season. Is re
ported to have bowed n tendon la his last
race at Morris Park and has been taken
'"iSc ,0 Sheepshead Bay for treatment.
The colt, which Is owned by William
Scheftel and valued at JW.000. probably
will not be able to race for some time.
31. S. U. GlrU Defeat M. V. C.
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,.S4VSeJ1U.SlK1I.''3r '-- c!cmIJ" contested
rarae of basketball was played here to-dar
KITi" "T?1 cf VmK U(,' 'ron Ultaourt
state Lnlrersltv- and a team of young women
aulUng ui a score of 9 to 7 In raor ot the
Start good. Won cleierly: second easily. Wlnn-: J. J. Otle's b.
g. III. by Kosslneton Semper Vlient- .Winner was probablv best. Dojt
ran a gocd race, but had to plow thrcuch heavy golos near stable. lum.
This mav have, hurt bis chances. 'Incolthntt ran his rac. , lord
Ilaren was lerked about at start and can da belter.
Tlroe-SH. :H. aoH. :42. u. 1.-03".. 1:2,4. 1:2s. l:. 1SBS.
tart goed. Wen handily: seccpd same. Winner: U. Z. De Al--man's
b. g. 13). by Mertv McnarchZttv llhla. The winner was much
the best- Joe Rowers bad speed, but was anchored In the weights. Jim
l'errln's rider lest stirrup at the start and bad no chance.
TlmeSI. :H. 19.
1A.J, Sixth inc. selllrg. purse 1100. fcr 2-iear-o!ds and upward.
T six furlongs:
Ind!
R0USt2S. WKII.IIT3
AND JOCKRVS.
I
I S.'
121 Helle Mahone. W7. McKin'y
is Jim ucre n. 10. tuicxey.
ill ap. ll.inap-irte.l'.il-jrpriy
I'd Temrt. 104. liirnette
121 John OrTsbr HL Kugg....
121 Ltech. ZZ Burton
VC Kd. I.. Ii4. Harris
Ji9 sextett-. 111. It. Murphy...
V, Ijju cut. 93 R. Murphy...
121 ftoudy. 104. S. Martin
W Shcppard. W. A. Scaueler..
j i
I t
I 1 Ihd
S li
4 2h.l
2 Ss,
7 3hd
2hd
4 S
10 9
9 10
11 11
I S. I F.
I netting.
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S" I
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III
9 1
10 I
11 I
I1 lnoi
' 21 I
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4V. I r
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2'4 R
( 9
10 I 10
11 I It
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101
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4-S! 2s'.
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12 S
9-2iS-I
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31 X
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5tart good. Won driving: second same. Winner: U. Z. J) Ar
man'a ch. in. U). Iy Dtceher Ada IV. The winner was best, ewdenced
ty the fact that he mr. out or the bnncb aad elci.1 fast ennuxh to
win. Napoleon Ronjparte did the front running to the stretch. Jim
Corn ran a grod race.
Time 2m. -SO. l:l!i.
TO-DAY'S ENTRIES AT LOCAL AND FOREIGN TRACKS.
going around her field. The soft nUra em
the track Interfered badly with two horses
In this race. Sweet Dream breaking her
leg a furlong from the start, while Ve
lasquez was thrown completely out of the
racu a bit further on. .
Frank Collins, at 3) to 1. came home
ahead of a good field In the fourth race.
He won easily enough, but It appears a
toss-uii as to whether ho won on his mer
its or through racing luck. That he had
speed of a high order was apparent. But
tne manner in which Light Opera and
Harmakls closed ground behind him made
it appear as If they could have altered the
result had they broken in better positions.
Harmakls was off very badly, and made
up a lot of ground. The turns on the
track do not seem to bother hlm and he
ran well for a first out
Short Cake was favorlto In the first
race, but finished last. Sadie Hutch won
the event. Semper Vlvax ran a rfauy good
men in mo iasi ana won nandlly from
John Doyle, who was slowed up by going
through tho soft place on the straight
away. Frank Rice easily came home win
nel In thi fifth.
TO-DATS DBIVMAR ENTRIES.
First race., selling. 3-jear-olds and up.
furlonrs:
SI Carleys Dream.l'Jl 74 "Dagger lis
it IUrnacle 101 1 122 Uraden .........l-'k
...John :) 102 'Curd Oillock...lo0
112 'Caelana '-! M lllasendlne .... i
12 crcssica K 9 llarpllthe N
1US Peroi.la 101 1
Second race, allowances. 2-year-old maidens,
four furlorgs:
110 a0lr Falre...lJ 100 Uddon II?
2S Arlena u: .... Hraden IIS
US Passli e l .... bharon Sprlng..ll.
62 The Druggist.. .1 12J Inaammalile ....biJ
A lAdy Falr...Il! .... Peach IJloom...lI5
13 Wlllowdene US
Third race, allowances, 3-year-olds.
longs;
(121) Tower Ml 117 Harry B.
.... i'ottr R0 Hancs IK
12 W. P. Palmer..lo; 121 Ray Amerlcan..l07
OI2) Trapsetter llj ! S-noncao 10
Fourth race, allowances,
a half furlcmrs:
2-year-olds, four oal
127 l'aul Reiere....W7
13 Ijurel I.. 103
121 John Itandolph.lOO
.... Varieties ....
.... Damercn ....
Hi Joe Graham..
..103
. 101
.191
Fifth race, selling. 3-3-ear-olds and .p.
rurionics:
runi.fjisso V . Khaki 1M
127 llroodlcr l'J7 KS CUle P2
74 Noweta ,. 31 126 Haeet Dream..I0i
Daddr Hendr..l(fl .... La Amanda.... 99
TO-DATS VNION TRACK ENTP.IE.-n.
First race, nra furlonxs:
141 Golde.-l Flower.112, 111
122 Dalny lie)
127 Tbeo. ljui:ng. lisii 122
110 tVn Prltro till
Henry A.
Schlreder ....111
Doctor Sprulil. .Ill
iajt RIDGE ENTHIER
Entries at Elm Ridge for to-day are:
First race, selling purse, live furlongs:
scct-n-1 rcce.
trtnths:
filing, one irlln and thrce-lx-
121 l--ueo si IK -Margie i. va
HJ extalea M 121 Nlrablo Nag 101
i Ilince IUchard.H1 12S Cheny SI
IIS Morotcn 117 7S Varner U2
Wacnuseti 101
Third raig. six and a half furling:
11J Marco Polo 121 lit 'Edna Iwe .'I
57 S:ar Nell .0 1J H.1tton Plant...l.
132 Hlllle Ganc HI 12s Mlm Nap ...Ut
123 Iile or the 13S Charetle 117
Ring ......Hi
Fourth race. Hx and a half rurlcras:
111 Mlm Gore II....l"i li "Mcter.do I
122 'rncago i:irI....IM I22 "Prchln lis
121 Moderator Ill KS Will Shelly 114
121 'Jean Gravler...1ll 12) Maru 112
III 'Goody . ..IOC
Fifth rare, cne mile and an elchth:
Lraroyd 111.
Inspector Mica. Ill j
'Dr Kamraerer.101 1
1 l)r. CarrlcK.
121 'iNaHit Coat..
12 Flie
...w
,...10S
.. .183
Mxth race, six rutlocxs:
j:txth rate, relllnr. 2-vccr-olds and
mile -and twenty yards:
60 1'yiTho ..
130 L'ranlum
121 Exapo ...
..102
. ft
1'jS 'Wall 103
131 'Hucena 101
.... otls hxlnner.... !S
".MPntlce allowance claimed.
DEiaiAR SELECTIOSS
First Race reionla. John. Cresslda.
Second Race Uddon. Paxslre. Arlena.
Third Race Gay American. Tower. Trapsetter.
Fourth Race Paul Revere. John Randolph.
Varieties. ,
rifth lucei-lasso. Broodier, dales.
Mxlh Race lluceoa. Exapo. Lranlum.
TO-DATS WORTH ENTRIES.
First race, selling. Z-year-oId maidens.
ruriongs:
four
111 ItfK Cut....
ICO Glir.no ....
1JJ Tom Olncy.
.... Tressllia ..
121 llaroneta. ..
"J
III eauerkraut ....IPS
151 Man" Aud S7
1H Ird Hennence.117
11: Illuleh HI
IQo tr-Inaway lt5
The Nurse 9 Marta lto
Juicnella M Rush Ruben li
Uiuinenthal .......... Si Hacdley Gross.. .....ltw
Ullle tnig 1)1 )oette 107
HILi Brown 1. daxula 12
Tcrtumis ..IX
Second race, selling iurs. cne mhe:
Vollo ... S7iMoorene .............. S4
EU E &7lAlarcanscr S3
Harney Dreyfuss sfllvmark 73
IjjiIc . ..'i. r3lt-apere 101
Thlpl r.ice. purse, four and halt furlonxa:
Henry o Ml Grapple lis
Useful l.dy 113 Speaker ntan....ljj
Chicago iJd us
Fcurth race, handicap, one mile and a six
teenth SamSo l' Injunction lie
Glassful HO I
nfili tree purse, nre furlonew:
Thelma Rose 3 Bancueto 104
Acies Brecnan M lsheka 1M
Alzora y George II. Ketchara.l"
I'alsj- 101 Jake Ward 1W
test Man I-l liexea 110
II. L. FranL lei Tlnxlf IIS
Apprentice allowance claimed.
PNION TRACK SSLCTIONS.
First RaceDoctcr Sprulil. Henry A. Schro
'der. Dalny.
Second Race Nimble Nag. Cheny, Vnrner.
Third Race Edna Uiwe. Cotton Plant, Belle
cf the Ring.
Fourth Race Maru. Jim Gore. Will Sicily.
Fifth Race Inspector Shea. tarord. Dctor
Kommerer.
Sixth Race Lord llermence. Bluish. Baroncsa.
TO-DAY'S I)UI8VIliE ENTRIES.
First race, six furlorcs:
sixth race, purse, six furlongs:
AlmA Durour. IS Nuptial let
1-ady Juris 51 Virdctte 102
J. P. Marberry 93 Glorlosa I7
The Coldacdrr ' Percy Clark 1S
Elcn King 2)
Butwell t Mart Gentry. "3
Tada M The TrWer IU9
Rarnond K VI Gttling Cun 109
Sterling Price t9 Bernle Cramer.. .-...loo
Kid Welter. 103 Olenrelth X..112
Pecand race selling, alx furlongs:
wrrrion y yrarB, ina but never tailed In curia e
um. lmprUVis.notaoMUlDDLE.l.aE01!ESvks
iWorrt
Teel a vr.ksfM berosd their rein. Price, rrrs Don.rt:
r Ufttllia
t.n.r
Ajr. o. 623 Horxtn stnet. lit. Lovfi, Mo. Sest ! any
trial rtckAce-OD.IJoll.m .saw l..!!. s.ini.
do allthst li .drenlied. liold onlr hr Dx C. a.i1oitaw.
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of baseball beteen th- local team and GoW
ur.ith'a was plajed this afternoon, resuitmz la
a victory for the local team. 3 to 3.
Marshall Defeats Paris.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Marshall, 111.. May 11-In a game of hase
V?'i, hJ.reJ. ,tt"1T he Marshall Idarooni beat
Paris Reda by a score cf U to 11.
Iowa State League.
At Keokuk Keclrnk 11. Waterloj T
At Burllngtcn Burlincton 2. Marsbilltown
Oanw called at end of firth Inning on account of
rain.
Ottumwa Fort Dodge game and Osxalccaa-
Boose runs postponed; rain.
Texas Leagae.
At Port Worth Dallas 4. Fort Worth 2.
At Corslcana Paris 7, Corxlcaaa. 3.
Frances Yowell ... H Allle Vtrgle 133
Chats Ar.nn 102
Arthur M Jrma's Clioiee Kl
Kriculs .., 91 St. Cuthbert 1C3
Ttlumvlr 91 Kleien Bells ,.!
Nannan st Jove 11
Olen Gallant Joe Martin 112
Arab 101 Montanlc 113
Thlid race selling. 2-year-olds,
half furlccgs:
four and s
Cleona
Gretchen Hope...
Sincerity Belle...
Dipper
.55 1 Mildred R
. MlDundall
. 97 Mtdalma .........
. irS Broadway Girl...
... OT
... SS
...I'D
...IS
Fourth race, cne mile;
Forehand .....
Jerry Lynch..
Ahola
Albany Girl..,
Postman
Banter ......
Cbarablee ...
Actlcn
The Regent.
Albula
.... 91
....100
...U
...110
...113
Idle
I-.1I1 Finch..
Foreigner ...
Roommate .
...102
...162
...13S
...103
Rhelngold VS
Alice utile 103
Early Hoy
.. Fornella lot
Major lmry m
Annont J ......101
Vfllager 113
Grand 113
Eddie Domlnlck Ill
Brand New lit
Sicond race, se.nng. lour and a half tuiloncs:
Flora Handsome..... 51 Caerarlus lei
Lamplight ........... M Ldlo Hal 104
The Lorelei 94 Enchanter ItS
WoodcUIra 93 Loyal Street It's
Edith May M Fox Hunting 103
Ruronlca 1-9 Rathskeller 141
Madison 9roare 102 Black Art UJ
Flylrg Brook 103
TO-DATS ELM RIDGE SELECTIONS. f
REPUBUC SPECIAL.
Kansas City. May 12. Selections:
Flnt Race Blumenthal. Josette. Maxula.
Second ItaCAS Lustlg. Elle. Barney Dreyfuss.
Third Race Useful Lady. Speaker Fontana.
Chicago Lad
Fourth Race Injunction. Glassful. Sambo,
l-lfth Race IL L. Frank. Agnes Brennan.
Tingle.
Sixth Race Alma Sufour. J. P. Marberry.
Tl.e Goldnnder.
TO-DATS M0RRI9 PARK ENTRIES.
First rac. 3-yeir-oIds and up. six and a half
furlongs of the Wither mile:
siotca of the Quarter Stretch.
Frank Gerlng seems to hate a monopoly on
hard luck at the local tracks. Not only was-
nis mare, jioiua T.. ruled off recently for an
erratic race on her part, but set Dream met
disaster In the second race yesterday, when she
stepped In a sell spot and broke her leg.
fcweel Dream was running along In a good
position, when she suddenly stopped as though
hit on lh head. Gullett. who was nllng br.
stated that lie could hear the mare's leg
crack and thr when she stepped suddenly aivi
he dlinounted the bone ot her leg could bo
seen nrojrctlrg through the skin.
In the same race Velasquez was running
along nicely .when h suddenlr stumblej and
threw himself completely out of the race. Ha
was In a good position and might possibly have
been a factor. Tho track has settled somewhat
on the straight between etabln and stretch
turns, but u still a bit soft. This threw, out
Joe Kelley. who waa running nicely In the
2-year-old racx. --.
Tte youngster was In the lead when he bit
the soft spot, but Instantly backed up as if
anchored.
For rough riding In the third race Jockey
Watson was laid elf for a week at Delmar yes
terday. Re bore out on Princess Orna In this
race and carried tho Hayes nily at least six
tret out of her count In ,h flnnl rihm yi-..
ran had been warced for similar tactics last
week, and the dose hi received was the result.
GSseenne. from the Flier stable, failed to
show the same fondness for the sort of going
the track was softer. She was third In this
event. Her owner thought well of his filly's
chances and said that her race was a disap
pointment to him- Fixer has his eld stldlng
John In the first race to-day.
Two new stables arrlied at the track yes
terday. Harry Robinson got In with Chorus
Bor. 1 .ercc J. and Eduardo. all cf whom did
fairly well on the Frisco tracks, while W. M.
Rodger also arrived with h!s string, headed
br Fltxkanet.
Rodcers has brought Joe Lesser here with
blm and will handle him for Reams. Joe Is
said to be In moderately good condition. Ed
Trotter sent inr Scorpio and Lingo a day or
two ago. and staled that Scorpio would be
turned out for a few weeks, at least.
Clay Clement, the actor, has been a visitor
at the track the last two or three days. H
has completed his tour and has spent some
iirac puijinK las nurses wiin varying success.
Members of the Chinese Commission at the
World's Fair are also on hsnd at IVlmar fnu
fluently, anil uier auraci consiueraoie attention
in tne stana as tney f iron arcunu in their cow.
Ice robes.
John O'Neill, father of Frank CNsHI. the
jocxey. was in tne paanocx vesierasv watching
the races from that point cf rams jr.
W. II. Fixer will be represented by a second
member of bis stable In the nrst race to-day.
when old John starts. Up to date Gasconne
lias been his sole represents tire to carry the
red. white and blue colors. Gay American will
Kart to-day in the colors of J. 1C Hughes.
Heldei's raddle broke lust after leavlnsr
tho post, and the boy rode on one foot.
Rarrlng this accident Jim Ferrln would
likely have won- Joe Bowers ran a splen
did race, but the impost was too much
fo: him.
In a fierce drive of three. Belle Mahone.
the fatorlte at even money In the sixth:
race, managed to get up in time to beat
Jim Gore by a nose. Napoleon Boneparto
did the front running;, held on gamely and
was beaten In the last few stride?.
St. Cam. as good as 40 to 1 in the books.
won the first race, beating Countess Clara,
by a length. Lady Florence was touted
Bretty generally as a good thing. She ram
1 front to the stretch ami quit badly.
There was a slight falling off In the
attendance yesterday, and the betting was
no: aa chipper at usual.
Schoen on Bluish, In the fourth race, was
suspended for six day by Judge Brady
for Interfering with Setauket la the first
turn.
RLCKLEV A. WO.V VAX JiEST STAKE.
On Wells ,
Rapid Water..
Fine Art
Witchcraft ...
Orlskany
....1-js
,...1M
....101
....HI
....let
Hippocrates 103
Lord of the Va!ley..le
Judge Denton.. lu
Mlneola 101
On Wells and Rapid Water. Drake entry.
Second race, selling. 3-year-olds and up, seven
furlongs of the Withers mile:
Third race, selling, one mile and a stxteentr:
Snare : 'Oh.--.et lw
Cruachan 13 St. Hera 1-17
The Guardsman. .. ss King Tatlus 11)
Lodestar HI
Fourth race, seier. fnrlongs:
Fifth race, selling, one mile and a sixteenth:
tpencerlan 9" Mauser ....
Black Wolf KiEarly Eve.,
Emperor of India.... tsll'othcen ....
Ma'mselle 171
..Ml
,.131
..lot
Lev Dorsey M Coruscate n
Armorer ?9 Horton 1C2
Miss Crawford stf Fred Lepoen. !7
Proofreader S3 The Crtl 113
Slith race, selling, six furlongs:
CorVes? Soc HANDICAP wii&Y
n
SPORTING WOJ?LD
: HANDICAP
TO-DAY
We have two horses that will -win at
8 to l or better. The "wise money"
will go down In .chunks. Don't miss this
opportunity.
SATURDAY
AtSf.Unis, 3fl.tr.. -Xenial.
At Wt-rth, go . f-SptB.il.
These two horses start lust to see who
will finish second and third, and if you are
a loser here Is a chance to get even with
a. small bet. If one of these specials
doce not win, -wc will refund your
money.
l JESSE W, 1RW1J8. Majxaarer.
Tfj. VCOMXISSIOXS ACCEPTED.
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Mlmon
Duskr
Sol Smith
Red Man
June Collins....
Marcos
Weird
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132
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Anna Beall
Mlts Manners...
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Emigre
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TO-DATS WORTH SELECTIONS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago. May 12. Selections:
First Race Kid Weller. Yada. Thi Trifier.
Second RaceSt, Cuthbert. Joe Martin. Eleven
Bells.
Third Race Dipper. Dundall. Cleona.
Fourth Race-Forehand. Albula. The .Regent.
Fifth Race Spencertan. Mauser. Potheen.
Sixth Race-Zyra. Miss Manner,. Emigre.
tVashlmrton Unlverslfy'ii Field Day.
Washington University will hold Its annual
field day at the Trip" A grounds la Ferest
Park this afternoon. The programme, consists
of thirteen events, and many good athletes
have entered. The boys expect to make s new
record In the hammer throw, and In the pole
vault, as several who have Just entered the
university are said to be good In these renu
and have, done above the ordinary In practice.
Jt la expected that th athletes will do their
best In each of the events, as several axe en
tered In the Olympic games, and they are.
Filth race, four f jrlongs:
Bessie Mc 100 Fallen star. !i
Rosiesa l'.O Anna Mahan. ...... ..105
Mary Edna 1"J Diamond Betty Ui
Dixelle 1)3 Grace Appleton......luG
Good Time 103 Regale HJ
Mrs Bob 1-3 Walxetto Hi)
frdxth race, selilne. one mile:
Rachel Ward 1 Tommy Knight 1CD
Lancford James as Mrs. wlggs IS)
Bill Nolan. '. fJ John Coulter ins
Artamesla 33 Kentucky Cardinal. .li
stalakofl 92 Rosemond .....JOS
Easy Trade 3 Discus;. 137
Mr. Farnam 9J Frank lit 1
Witchcraft
fuyve
Ijcrd Advocate....
Go Eetocen
Yotmg Henry
De Resike ,
Tepee ,
Kilogram .......
....1U Halkel 104
....103 Hrland MI
....111 Neither One 103
....111 Tltconle 17
....113 Ella Snyder.
...lot Lord Melbourne let
,.. 9. Haibor 17
.llCIOear the Arena S4
Third race. New Rochtlle Handicap,
and a hair furlongs of the Withers mile:
Salable .,
Dalesr.isn
!.ux Casta-. ....
Dolly Spanker.,
,.IJ3CoIcneay
,.113 Ostrich ..
,.112. Brigand .
..1031 Palette ..
,.1U)
..100
.. V.
.. S7
K. I. T. League.
At Cairo Cairo 19. Hopklnsville 2.
At Jiducah Paducaji 10. Clarksrtlle 4
At Henderson Henderson 4. Vlncennes 2.
Cotton States League.
At Natches Monro 3. Nateheg 0.
At Baton Rougs Greenville fc Baton Route 2.
At Vlcksburg VlckJburg 7. Pine Bluff 2.
South Texas Leagoe.
At San Antonio Houston I. San Antonio 2.
At Galveston Galveston I. Beaumont S.
Judges Loudly Hissed for Declaims,
by Spectators.
New Tork. Slay li Buckley A., at S to
1, won the Van Nest selling" stakes at
Jlorri.s Park to-day by a head from the
favorite, Kohlnoor, with Rob Roy third, a.
head away. Champlin was fourth, a head
behind the third horse. The Judges wcro
loudly hisred for their decision ami a
great crowd gathered around the judges"
stand. To the majority of the spectators
around the finish it looked as if Kohlnoor.
the favorite, b,id won. with Buckley A.
second and Champlin third.
Kohlnoor Jumped away In front and led
by five lengths turning Into the stretch,
but was bearing to the outside In the laic
quarter, allowing Buckley A. to wln-
J. E: Madden tr-day sold Pulsus, 3. by
Topgallant Olen Hop. to F. Gebhardt for
tho reported price of $25,000.
Tanya, favorite, broke the track record
for four and one-half furlongs, Eclipso
course, by coverinjr the distance In :51H.
Summary:
First race. Hlgbwelght Handicap. Ecl!p4
course Marjoram. 10 (Ilildebrand).. 10 to 1,
won: Reliable, 1M (Shaw). 7 to S. second: Athel.
HI (McCafferty). 25 to 1. third. Time. la?)..
Sovereign. Lady Mirthful aad All Cold also
ran.
Second race, last four and one-bait furlongs
of the Ecllps course Tanya. 107 (Shaw). 7 to
10. won- Blandy. 110 iHUdebraadj. : to 1. sec
ond; Lallte. 107 (Phillips). 11 to 1. third. Time.
1S1H. Blue Coat. Duldbeia. Susaaoe. Rocc
mora aad Fancy Dress also ran.
Third race, last seven lurlonga of the With
ers mile Broomstick. S3 (Hlldebrand). to 10,
won; Rcnnells. 104 (Shaw). 3 to 10. second: Jo
cund. t (Callahan). 3 to 10. third. Time. liSfti.
Only three starters. Runnells and Jocund
coupled.
Fourth race, the Van Nest, selling; last six
and one-half furlongs of the Withers mile
Buckley A.. 103 (Burns), s to 1. won: Kohlnoor.
Mt (Hlldebrand). C to S. second: Rob Ror. 9
(R. Fisher). 20 to L third. Time. 1:21H.
Champlin. Gold Dome. Bobadll. Inqnlsltlvs
Girl, Gananogue, Green Crest and Tobiaa alsa
ran.
Fifth race, the Withers mile Hum Chancl
lor. 103 (Hlldebrand). 9 to 5. won: Buttons. 10X
(Redfern), J to 1. second: Red Knight. 101
(Shaw), (tot, third. Time, 1:11. Only Tares
starters.
Sixth race, handicap, mile aad a sixteenth.
over the hill Major Dalnserneld. 122 (Martin).
S to 2. won: Oarsman, lie (Radfern). : to 1,
second: Rosa Tint. 1C7 (Burns). 1 tot, third.
Time. l:4tv Melsterslnrer also ran.
Missouri Valley League.
At Iola;
R. It. E.
Joplln 12 0 12 0 4) - 13 S
Iota 2 01300 9 11 3
Batteries: Morgan and Selgle: Rttter and
Vanderhlli. UraplreFlynn. Time of cune
On hour and fifty minutes.
At Pittsburg:
R-n.E.
Sortngflstd OO10O083-4 I
Plttaburg A 0 0 0 0 f 0 0 0-4 I I
Batteries: Horton and Schmidt: Italia and
Seabaugh. Umpire Franklin. Tune of game
One hour and fifteen minutes.
At Leavenworth:
R.n.B-
Fort Scott 0 0 0 0 0 3 2 0 0-S 11 t
Leavenworth ....2 0 0 0 0 1(0 ..-3 IS X
Batteries: Woodbury and Fredericks: Cates
and Myers. Umpire Owens. Time ot same
Two hours.
I
1-ourth race, maiden 2-r
tnes. four and a halt farloacs of the Ccllpsa
ccurre;
Sfadame Satan ..
Raiment ,
Hleslng's Last..,
Ixrlda
Chlettaln
Highborn
Ille Strome. . .
Wayward Lass....
...KS Idle Hour.
....lost Lucy Young.......
. lUjVeto
. .103, Antimony
.. l'Clccrao
..103 1 Halt and Pepper..
- llSIDanseuse
...103 1 Race Queen. ......
Firth race, maiden 2-ytar-oM colts. Ore fur
lccgs ef th IcHpse course:
Apprentice allowsnce claimed.
TO-DATS LOUISVILLE SELECTIONS,
REPUBLIC SrECIAL.
Louurrllle. May 11. Scl-ctlons:
First Race Annora J Roommate. Early Roy.
Second Race Lamplight. Woodelalia. The Lo
relU. Third Race King Tatlus. The Guardsman.
Lodestar.
Fourth Race Miss Crawford. Proofreader,
Coruscate.
Fifth Race Fallen Star. Grace Appleton, Re
gale. Sixth Race Langford James, Easy Trade.
Discuss.
"Western Leaxjne.
At Sioux City Des Moines e. Sioux City $.
At St. Joseph St. Jopb-culorado Springs
gsmeipostroned on account of rain.
American Association.
At Kauas City Kansas City (. Lcultvllle 2.
At St- Paul St. I.ll 9. Toledo 7. -
al juuwiuisee - aiuwauacrvuiiuBous gams 1
postponsd rain. . I
M lllnceapous-ladlinapolis 4. SUaaeapaUsL
Mlgraln 1U Elegint tut
BrltUher 1CS Inrsdi-r n
J)rote lot Warrior iU
Tommy. Waddcll. ...101 Bank Ml
King Thorpe 10s tyden MJ
Red Friar !S Only one 107
Otsego lvl Hlldebrand K
Fecutcneon 103
Sixth race, handicap. Eclipse cours:
Hcrstbourne 124 Divination ,. 97
Gay Bay 122 Thistle Heather.
De Reszxe .102 Tepee 93
King Pepper 103 Toopee 94
Weather clear; track fait-
TO-PATs- MORRIS PARK SELECTIONS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. May 12. Selections;
First Rsce-Drake's test, witchcraft. Lord
of the Valley.
Second Race Stuyve. Young Henry. Clear the
Arena.
Third Race Ostrich. Sxrable. Lux Casta.
Fourth Race Race Queen. Danseus. Veto.
Fifth Rac Only One. Hlld'rbrand. Drote-
Slrth Race Dlrlr.latlos. Hurstpoume. Gay
Bey.
Central Lragne,
At Ei-ansillle EvaasvUIe 1. South Bend 4.
At Terre Haute Terrs Haute 2. Grand
R.pis a.
At WhMllag Wheeling t. Ifarlcn J.
ai xwyiaa-innoa i jnitt ways t
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The onlr kaoTsa metkod that esret the alls
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lly treatment by Acupuncture and Absorption
checks the overflew of blood to the scrotal veins and
removes the stagnant blood that obstructs the circula
tion, so that the ganglionic nerves, the weakness of
which causes Varicocele, are restored to strength, and
normal circulation .o the organs Is resumed without a
sign or symptom of Varicocele ever returning.
In treating; Varicocele It Is always necessary to
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neglected, which are often worse than the cause.- and I
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There are thousands of mm i7elvf9 Tn. nn. 11111
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