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THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC: THURSDAY JULY 28. 1904
FAIR GROUNDS
Falkland Wiii Feature of the
UNION RAGING
-Stale Auditor Allen KefuM's
l.iiei'-.es to Xew Track and It
Will Clo.ve After To-Day.
AT
-Cardinals Won From the
Ilonie Team in Close UaflieS
Dav Aftei Amke Falls
at the Half-Mile Post.
bv the Seme of ." to 1.
MY ELEANOR hlR GROUNDS POSSIBILITY;
THE DON BEST ON UNION GETAWAY CARD
AUDITOR ALLEN NOTIFIES UNION TRACK
THE REPUBLIC'S DAILY RACING FORM CHARTS
THAT NO MORE LICENSES WILL BE ISSUEDJ
IMOX JOCKEY CLliB HKbLLTS.
LMOA JOCKf.V Cl.un ItCSil I,TSConInaed.
C4C seventh rac the l.lks Handicap. puro 3400 for S year-olds
ac the 1.
om mile
anu upwaru
PITTSBURG
STRIK
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First!
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'2!9
Distance Rare IS Feature at the Old Course This Afternoon With
.Uoaster a Likely Winner Fro m Goo Goo and Elie Last Day
c.- the Carniody Track Shows Attila and l'lantagenet Possible
Candidates for Firfet Position Athena Should Win Her Race.
Don Alvero and Sneer, and
not
at nm r.noi'MK. entry here.
With a distance race as the feature on ' J " ?i,raJS
lh T1 fa. llpitifniTa jrt A t IvC & rtfiarMrtnn !-. . , m ... !
v.ap anu uun i lung uvliuuu iu wi
the Fair Grounds card this afternoon,
something of a difHeuIt proposition is af
foided In the line of pUKing hncr
Were the trick fast, the --oltition of this
problem might be easier liut, a& the
matter stands, It appears as though at
least three contenders rank closely as
possible candidates for first mono. Thcs.e
are ISojMer. Ooo Goo and Lille.
Iloaster mut be accorded llrst position,
not on his list race, which was bad, but
on the strength of his previous out, when
he ran Jack Young to a head, and on his
prior prforminc s, whtn he won a raco
at a similar distance over rather soft go
ing. The same soft going will help Goo Goo
somewhat, but it looks as if Boaster
should beat her here Kile would look
best on a fift coarse. But It is hard to
-ce what Kile can do In the going Ilkel
to prev.iil to-da. other thin beating Com-pai-s
and Coiundrum
Hating u i .we of tills length as a fe.i
turo will io. t.o-nvtlilug of .t novelty at
the old cours.-. and lh( fliM offi'is con
siderable opportunity for the exercise of
Individual preferene, I'onundrum'- r -cult
Ictor will give blin a following, of
course. But it s.cn s 115 if the three be
In the race were mentioned above
llj Kleaner looks t-il In tne hfth race
She is entered In one of il.ti-e big Held",
where so much depends upon g tting off in
a good po men Yet it look-, .is if she
could like his risk and still be rated btst
of the bunch
On his tecert good r.ict. Tim Hurst can
not be overlooked He cems ejilj tho
best for second place. Preventative beat
Bradvvarllr in a hard drive a couple of
days ago. but his victor) was not impres
sive chough to entitle him to bitter men
tion than third place The fooling will
likely favor Mellwood and one or two
other candidates, and the telegraph oper-
ators arc likclj to he down strong on
Monogram. But 3I K.eanor seems best
for the first position
Assuming that the track will Ik- soft
enough to suit her. Athena --t mds out as
the logical first choke in the last. I'our
quoi I'as and King's rharm -eem to have
opportunities lor getting up at the nd
but the former Haves lillv look" evjra well
here. She seems to outclass her field if
the going i soft and it it difficult to see
what can beat lur under those circum
stances The third race ought to afford a reason
ably good contest. Here Fav lempleton
appears to hive the mtrgin of advantage
Monaco Maid and Opinion look nest best
in order The second race seems to give
an opportunity to Barney Schreibcr to
cash .1 winning ticket, and also to win a
pur-c, as Mlndora looks the best for first
place.
Carle's Dream and la Cache should be
close up in the order named. The first
race does not seem to contain anj anlm-tls
likely to become stake hores in later life,
but at that, the entries are well enough
matched to make the race seem of prom
ise. Lad Lou, Tommy O'Hara and Aten
is the order in w hich they should finish
AT l.MOl TRACIv.
The last of ninctj cards which the
Union Jockey Club his offered will be
run off to-day. Ninetj-sK horses are en
tered In seven races making the fields
unwieldy The track will be slow or slop
py, and the general uncertainty which at
taches to get-away da makes the picking
of winners no desirable task. Liberal
prices will prevail, and those luckv enough
to, play winners should have 5 to 1 for
their money.
The second race, a six-furlong handicap,
will bring together the bet sprinters at
the track, and on figures the race is be
tween The Donand Soundly. Both horses
J&te favorites with UnIon"crowds and will
receivo good play. Soundly's wonderful
speed will serve her well In this field of
sixteen horses, and she w HI probably lead
Into the stretch by five lengths
She has an unfortunate habit of backing
up, however, and If The Don ever hangs
her she will double up like a Jacknlfe.
The Don's last race Is very good, and he
will probably win. Jluoolph has Yo San
and Cappimore In this race: and has a
chance. Klco has Duelist and Orleans en
tered, and that pair Is entitled to consid
eration. Pipe's last race is good, but he
will hardly do here
The fifth is a purse race at seven fur
longs, and Rain or Shine is the logical
winner. He will like the track and .the
distance and can handle tho weight. His
most dangerous opponent Is Bluish of the
Daly entry. Captain Rice has another
at a long prn.e vvitn Ml pounds sue
Mioum consent to produce tne goou race
she is sam to posse-s and tarn o.its 101
the dull season wliii.li Is opuung foi the
Lnion horses This animal lias races would
miku the cheap bunUi she is opposing
here look like donKLis. l!nIoch PalK
should not tm far HWav at the end, and
t-liuagii Girl will like the going.
Tvvo- ear-olds will go five and one-half
fill longs in the third race. Mlrtnlsht Min
strel was said to be the most highly tried
jearllng In Ktntuckj list jear, dui If
that Is the case he has gone back sadly
Dal's uiu. Tar.1 and (.nienrra, both Hf
whom are speedy and gumi., should tur
nlsh the winner
Attila and Planet will tie up In the fifth,
with the chances siemtng 10 favor the
former, though h is toiu.t-dtug seventeen
pounds. He will like the track, and his
teo'iil victory over l. ites stems in indi
cate that he is a superior mud runmr.
Planets list race-was brilliant, however,
and he muv ripeat his victory. Fast Miss
liillls should show.
Labor, who won the Inaugural, Is in the
sluth race, but cannot be seltiud. though
he may feet a part of the purse Plantag
untt is fcaiTK.- .md nicely weighted hi-10,
and his the bests Utauie bilver I "0.1111,
Spilngbrook md Bauani Cream should all
be near 'ltnny Belle, who llgurts second,
at the finish.
The lau bugle will tall .1 bad lot of
platers out to run ilie last rate of the
season, the favorile should be b lo 1
Will hheily's elianie is as good as any,
.inn Ileimoek and Ai.tun.iia. may be- 111
that viemily at tin end
oi. n i.tKCr ikii.idvj vr.iKi:.
UefratK Brush I ) and Until Ten lu
Feature nt Brighton Bench.
New York. July -'7. aliday, favorite,
won the Holiday Makes for 2-v ear-olds,
the feature of the card at Brighton Beach
to-day. Brush Up and Gold Ten made
the running to the stretch, where Voladay
went to the front and won by two and a
half lengths from Gold Ten. Brush Up
finished third.
The handicap, a mile and a furlong re
sulted lu a eiose finish. Possession won
by a short bead from Uosetmt.
C. Alnwyck owner of Atwood, winner of
the thtid rate, claimed Duke of Kendal
out of the same raei.
The entire stable of J J. Ryan will be
sold at auction at Brighton Beach to-morrow.
Reliable, the ,Teat weight carrier,
is the star of the lot.
The summaries
hirst race, hand'eap. six furlong Inpuld. 123
ilflidehtina). 1G to 5. won. stalwait, isi (lrav
erel S to Z. sotonJ Tol sun. vj, it. o Connor),
100 to 1 i bird Time. 1 in The Jtusk-ucer,
Cluten. Jick McKeon and ihe Captain alw ran
&oeond race, steeplechase about two mlle
Rojelle. to (Viltch), -' to 1. won. Woden. 125
(Connelii). 30 tt 1 feeond, cockrobtn, 1j5
(Hay), I 10 20. third. Time. 4 37. I'erlon and
Ciortnagjllon a!fo ran
Third -nee one mile and a sixteenth twood.
101 (Callahan). : to I won. Duke of Kendall
111 draiers) ev-n, econd. lin k! nite, 54
(King), s to 1. third Time, l.l' Conkilns. Itfli
Murp'i Ihe howeri. lid Melbourne, Gold
Dome and Numeral also ran
Fourth race, five anj a half furlonx. Holida
stakes, Voladaj. 107 (IraverN & 10 n, won.
(toll Ten " (Hlldcuiund) 3 to 1. second. Brush
Lp. lOt (Martin). 4 to 1. third Time 1 is
Dance Music. Maltha Gorman and Raiment al'o
ran
I ifth race, handicap, one mile and a furlong
Possession K6 (Hlldeorard). & to 10. wen. Koe
tlnt. 121 (Itedfern). 6 to a sreoni. lllyrla. 101
(I) O Co-inor) 40 to t third Time. 1 jS 4 Z
Uldiancea and W I! Fassig also ran
Sixth race. ix rurlons:' Trapper. 102 (Hllde
brand) 4 u 5. won; Hiark Prince, 1P2 fCross
Ihwelte). 20 to 1. m-cond, Austin Allen. il7
(Odoni) 5 to 1. third Time 1 16 Colossal
MUIei-V Daughter, spar. Cedernrome. Jetsam,
Light Note and Amberjack also ran
OIRSMEVS DAY AT FUR.
Many CInbs Will Atteml In lloilj nnd
Have Vlnltom as Tliclr Guenls.
This is oarsmen's day nt tbe World's
Fair and all wl'l attend Many of the
local rowing clubs will go in a bodv and
have as their guests the viiting oarsmen
thtt will compete in the regatta to-morrow
and Saturday.
The headquarters of the oarsmen will
be at the Streets of Cairo, and all per
sons wearing the badges of anv rowing
club will be ndmltted. To-morrow night
the oarsmen will meet at the Hall of
Congresses at the annual convention,
while Saturday they will meet at the stme
place and distribute the prizes to the slc
cessful men.
American Annoclntlon.
At Kansas Cltj Rain.
At Milwaukee Milwaukee 4 1. bt Paul 3-7.
At Indianapolis Indianapolis 5, Columbus 5
(tvelve innings)
At Toledo Toledo 7, Louisville 6.
DR. KING CURES MEN
My Guarantee Is: "Sot a Dollar Need Be Paid Until Cured.'
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win iini iiniiibt. ii iiiivi s..tfr.aiivii too nae an. caua
rinte it: fine St., U. l-.oli. 3
Union Track. Julv 27 Woath r clear, track lumpy.
''-' Flrt rare, seltinr pure JC73. for mslden? en furlone.
Ind.
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AND JOCKi:b.
Oi-et 105 it Jlurphv i
ItusMnna n; Martin I
llllr Order. 113. Henderson I
Oleometer. 11)4 II. Oukv , SI
l.illle lxme 117 II. I III V
lidv Uicllle 117 Hoonev I l
11 ue I-ennnnl lOl .sh rlil
Marv Heed 97 lturtcn I
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l-'lrt col Won cablh second nulled ii- Winner M l)al' h
K bv Unuen Cniclte t'ruet va hell in rere to the ttlntch tun
and came thrcurli the stri tch tronelv u.iiiilnc rleverH Itus'lona
nine from behind and be-i th, ttrmE Kalr Order The Httir w i heav
Ih welnhted nntl driven out t-how tittinc Lrutl. 1 In 5. Jlueskna. 4
to 5 I-air Onlei nut
TImi--.i,4 Sli 1 1V-. 1 341.
ZA( f-r-ennd race t ursc J3i for 3-vctr olds ind upward .U fur-
HOIt-r? WKICHT9 I I
AMI JOCKEls. IS I U
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rls ITcm follln in Jlindrrson
(MTl lo .-an '01 Walh
Adle TrtbH 'if Lmve
13 lllllnrlti in lleldel.
737 tormv rhoen .
331 IM!? McKenm &6. Lee I
i-7 llniellst. 111. llurhn . I
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Start good Won easllj second drlvlne Winner T V Tinlelt A.
Cn f b h . bv I.Iak Oereti The lon va beit In the heaw irolrjr.
puhlnir lo san harl taklntr command -it " e strrtrh and flnlshtnsr
btronclv Tom Collins liked the rolnir nnd nn over the tirel In San
The litter ran her race and was drivinE hard at the finish, bhow bet
tlnc The Don out Tom Oillins. 5 to 1. o San. out.
Time 24. X 1 1SV4.
541
Third rare, gelljnr purse $411
mile and three-eicrtl.s.
for S-ear-olls and upward.
In J.
HOR'-Eb w i;ir,ilT3
ANU JOCKEYS
S
at VII". mile mi. W'dtnnriehtl 51 3' I i
J -tarorth 107 Wallo I r.v. 1 4'
331 I Red Uht S3. Iiinr ll 6I4 i r'
347 Chlc.ico Olrl 101 t lher .11 7 6'4
13331 ILItll niint 107 shllllni- 71 ?hdl ?h.l!
- . .- - ... . ... , ., -...; -.
I'll 'Anne adoou. in, iionner i -t mil s i r.' i
311 IM O.hor. 107 I.urtun I 4i 4", I 7' I T1" I
412 ILroja. 107 Roonev I fl S IS If I
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tart rood Won pulled up second -ime Winner. John ptevv art's
b f bv Wadiuonh Iorv Graven Ml Hlllle wis much the i,et and
won in a cantir ceaforth wi in easv second while Hed Ufeht enme
throiiLh the stretch stronelv l-eatlne 1 hleiao tllrl for the how Show
bettinc MIh, Itlll'c. out Seaforth 4 to 5. Red UKht 1 to 2.
Time 26 32t.. 1 13', 1.4o, 2 14'a 2 2S
542
Fourth race. pure $275- for 3-vear-olds and upward one mile.
Ind
nort-ns W RIGHTS
AND JOCKnis.
Is
111 ISlon Shlnale. 11. Revnolds! 2!
47 n.ieht Hunt i(r. will ' 5
D, -vmrhonv 51 Hrown .. I 3
532 t'anusia, "1 Murphv
T4) ll-lttle Plrnle 11 nliLr
1133) 'Murid 102. Kellj
514 lllartallthe V2 -hoen
341 IKe-iuIre 101 Schick. I
1"l IW ahnrfl, ft IMrnd
314 Tu-J' Knlshthonl )02.DeaI' ll 3nk ink
ti icnareite 102 i;e ,1 l'i iv,!
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4' I 4'
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bettinj:
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S 121 3
4 S-5 7 10
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111 101 4
l'l 121 ,
2- 3.1. 12
131 201 S
Start eood "Won drlvlnir seco-id fame. Winner. T K Rrmes's
b p bv Dutch Holler Mabel D Fhlnsle anl Hunt foucht out the list
eichth the former winnlnir In the lnt stride Hunt was best, but was
civ en a bad ride fr-vmphonv nlfo rucelvcd a bsd ride
Time- 26. .313.. 1 1914 1 47
543
rifth race, purse 127". for maiden 2 jenr olds, five furloncs.
I HORK WHO UTS
ind I AND JOCKEY.
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433 ilanet Time 113 Iiwe
514 Half Tac Hi lleldel
r3" Itteorcia Oarur 115 Ilonner.
C3. mil carter us shiiiins;
S.'l IRlL". 111 thlckel
"35 Hell" Hover 111) Hno-ie .
521 lAnnle A'h 110 I.vnn
4vd ll?hacic 110 Hurton
IS) H'carl b 113 Ipton
ll 2' I 1' I 1VI inol 41
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61 10.
Rice eilrr: coupled In bettine
tart Rood Won drivings afccsd ame
t"1
OeorUa Carter came from the rear and took the show monev.
could not eer
T1mei-t 2'. 1.07a.
, cMvt'M ame innr; j iienrv p n
bv Hermtnc Staula JlanCsl. Time reeelwd a cood ride Hnd won
on that account. Half Tac ran a crand race ard finlhed strencb.
544
Sixth race, sellln" pure $200. for 3 icar-olds and npwarcf;''oje
mile and twentv vards. .
530
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530
tlS
403
537
512
534
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HORDES W riC.HTd
AND JOCKEIS.
I S I . j j SL F. I OlTf Ii"fn.
rirate 111 T W'al'h II ! 1' I Ihdl lhd S li
Morendo 1' RalphJlurpIv 1 3 4 I n1 I p ! 1
INeko J. W Kellj I 101 Shdl 7 I 4' 3s I
Counters Clara KU.A Brown) 3) 2'. 4". V I ihdi
Uanana Cream 104 Lrtonl tl 7hdl hdl, 5' I 5" I
Harrica. 113 fchilllic l 7i 10", I 11' j 6"vd fhd
1'arv ester. 111. Davlson 1 6 3' f 2 1 hd 7hdl
Tom (ilimore. 113 usher ir i'.p isnii 5' una
4 i'Vl h1. 11 I ' I
51 u1 i 5hdl loh.1l id' i
SI 11' I lOhdt Shi! ll'-,
I 12 I 12 ! 12 I
lxiint-i in Hiirrnn
IB! Rev 110 J Dealv
The Hiifrnon 110 Schickel
IH Luehrmann. Jr..l"l.Ijiwel 121
6!
1"
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13 6
4 S
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4 V
10 151
Start cood Won driving second easilv Winner M nianlene A.
Co' br K (4t br Pirate of Penzan-e Fallon Winner wa. bet. won
all the wav Morendo ran a stood race TCeko made un much cround
and clo"d with a rush
Time JSV .31. Ill 1 id.
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V ih v- ill 1 KnlKht rf Ellerslle Ml.i 1'lckwlck Winner was
inuib the be.t and won as rider pleased Jllulsh wi. be-t of others and
ran r-u",l rnie Orlean'. ran her race Others same
Time 23',. .5j't 1 17'., 1 14--.
rIlt GRIIIMII linLl.TS.
J'alr (Irounl. Juls 27 -Wtather clear track hfav
-''" I-irst race purfe t3e0 for 2 ear-olds five furloncs:
Ind
HORSES WTKIHTS
AND JOCKE1-.
500 IPirthul-i 13 D Austin
472 'Dave t-tihl 103 I. Will mil
410 I Ills Worship. 103 T Dean I
514 iTrlxle White, in-, unlnj ,
511 -weet lwaar IT, s-ullv '
ill jThe ,hik 107 Troxler I
41 IThe Onlv Wav, i W Dav
. fMamlc ThorTM YZ Oncol" t
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71 S 3
131 3
601 20
SI 3 5
201
CO 20
Uft a pot
start crnl Won cillv Fecond cleverh Winner W M. Hajfss
b f (2) b Ilrite of V'm.il" Deception Djrthula w ii eillv best
and lid all the wav Mahl dropped bick it itretrh turn for an In
tant then came aciin t the dole 1-how bettinc Darthula. out.
buhl. 6 to 1 W ohln 3 to 5
Time 11 23 37'. Mi, 1 01?.
539
beconl rate purse J20-) for 3 y ear olds six furlencs
HOR5CS WrtCHTS
AND JOCICElb
'.
-i - i
4- iMatlakntla 10", Tnlev I 31 4' ' a
525 jOudon 1-V anderbout I 2! 2rkl Znol
ai Tristan bhinll hit T.-oxIer 41 I l 1"
512 'Mi have 105 Jlcl.iuchlin 1 t,l t I sik
2-1. iKIlo 1)7 I) Auln 1, fhd
471 Wlttrrln lOi Und'ei I 7, 9
5.-1 Potter 105 "-.der si 5 f-
31 IW P Pilmrr. 102 I. will M T 4
I'-S llacserlv 1 12. l-mb'en 51 .
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101
21
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12 5
12l 4
1)1 12
11-31 4-5
10 4
111 4
start ct-od Win easll. second cleverh Winner W DurkM-'s br
f 3) bv Hrutut Mlowira Metlakatli came with well timed ruh at
close anl was best l'l .-olnc Oulin ran his race Fhandv found foot
Ine to hi. llkini? nnd r..n well to lait .lTtee-lth Kilo and UoMlft could
rot cet to ront ea.h but closed well Show, bettinc Metlakatli. 3 to
i
I cet to ront ea.h but closed well Mi
Outor even. -ardv. 1 to 5
Time IT, 2, 37'. 31 1 01V, 1 l's
540
Third rice. oure lljO for 2 v ear-olds four ard one-half fur
loncs
Ind
ItOIl-iES W ElOHTS
AND JOCKI.-.
I Pettlnr
301 rlena , Howell I 1
4J1 -.rch Ollh'n 112. Troxler 51
4S3 Fav Temrleton ")) Mcliu 2
3-vH Aneleta. 10 Emblen 71
4E3 I,ova! -treet 'i5 W Davl h1
24? Fd th Mav M S Dickson I 4J
47S illlloiti ) beder I 3l
lHarle.iuln M3 Travers 8!
I I I Ihdl l"-l
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13
20
40
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20 4
1-31 I 6
3 5-n
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161 4
25! 4
301
100! 4j
Start cood Won In a r&rd drive of three Winner Mr. M A
liwon's Ir f (2) l Water Lever Vlrlllette Arlena broke nulcklv.
rin viell in sticky celnc and "tood off Olt'ham . challence without
d ffli-ultj Oldlam broke badu tlrfd In maklni- ud crnund and had
nothlnc left in wretch He was luckv to heat Fav Templeton bhow
bettlrc rlena 7 m ' Ollhim out. Templeton. 2 to 5
Time 07 13". 31 41 57V
I-.A1 Fourth nee purse SG00 for 3 jear-olda and upward, mil and
J" cne lxteenlh
In!
HOUSES W FIOHT9
AND JOCKE1S
I I I I
II 1. i I S. I F
l'24) 'Tllklind 100 J Hc-inssv I 4! I" 1 4" I T
r.1,1 .TJ, r V.aa 11 It lld.tn I ! I 1rtl flnA1
516 Orient Si A Walth I 21 Ihdl 2' 1' 3M
2! Ibimbo 117 MclJiuchlin I 51 i 15 4 4
511 lAnrke 07. I.'rdev I 11 3",l 3hdl I
Pettlnc
Op CI. T PI.
T3T2T2
S 10! 3
4 D 21 6 5
111 2iJ! 6
21 9-il 1-2
Fell
Fttrt ood Won eflrllv place same Winner. W J. Houck's b c
(S! bv Fait tto rrlcht Falkland won without trouble Ro. as easily
second ncke fell at half mllo pole ard sambo had to be pulled up to
avoid strlkinc her 1-l.ow 1 ettlnc Falkland, out: Hose. even. Orient,
1 to 2
Tlrrn- 07', 10 32'. tj'i i 1 13 1 25. 1 II. 1 lo 1 "3U
t.A'y Ifth race pure ll-'K) for 4 jenr-olds and upward, one mil
J - and twentv vards
Ind. I
4?2)
531
47o
3S3
51 Ii
521
4'l
531
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itoiisrs WF.iniiTS I
AND JOCKE1S. S I
I)r Kler. 10 McLluchlin
,HP. in. miev
IGa-llRhter 111 s.der
iStlnc Pj H Anderson
.Ada N 102 A Walsh
'l.ee Kinc 111 Cocol"
lUabv Hall 105 Iver.
1 . I v, I s 1 f. op rVi?f
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7 I V I 3'
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6' 7hdl
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Dr Hart 104 a Dickson I 71 5' I 6' I 8 I
I 6" I
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3 21 S-5
9 4
11 5'9-10
3L 1
l 4
111 5
40l IS
3"! 10
Start ziod Won ca.llv second drlvlnc Winner. P. M ClvlU'ti br.
h 14) by Iimpllaliter Flirence M Kier best and callcpel all the way
Itav ran nlcelv anl finished wel' lut would have been passed bv Oa
llchter In another 'tride Show bettinc kler 4 to 5. Rav. 2 to 1. Oas
llchier. 2 to 5
Time 02'. F.'. 2S 41'. 11 1 OSV. 1 22V.. 1 33V.. 1 H. 1-50
eii Sixth race purse 1470 for 3-vear-olds anl upward six fur
J lone?
I HORSES W FIGHTS II I I J I Pfttlne
Ind I AND JOCKF.YS Isl Ii I "i I S I F OpIClfPl.
515 iHarfnnc. 00 McLaughlin
4'? lAtlas. S tice .
4,'0 Klrc Rose 10.) Cocolo
SIS Taliv H r seder 1
52S lErema 11 W Davis
51S Ben"onhurst 107 anderb t'
l'? Istumptown 103 Jo-t I
I 71 61 5hd 3nol lno. 31 5-2 6-3
I 31 Snol 4nkl P I 2 I SI si J j
I 51 7 17 I R' ! 3' six S 1
2i 5hll 6' I 4V, I 4' 31 41 6 5
ll Ihdl 21 I hd! 5V, 31 9-21 2
4 2' I ink! 6' I .' I 61 SI 3
61 4' I 3hdl 7 17 1 151 151 C
start Rood Won In a hard drive of three Winner Chlnn tt For
svtre. b e i3) bv Mars Owlet Harfanc commenced slowlv. stood
drive cainelv and wa. best Atlas ran her race Klnc Roe swerve.1
a sixteenth out but tor which he woul! have been factor. Tallv H
caught In pocket comlne down stretch show bettinc Harfanc. 1 to 2.
Atla. 8 to 5 Hose 6 to 5
Time H ZaV. 37'- 50. 1 03. 1 1
TO-DAY'S ENTRIES AT LOCAL AND FOREIGN TRACKS.
TO-DAV9 FAIR GROUNDS ENTRIES
First race, selllnc. 2-vear-old.. five furlong..
279 Tomm) O'Hara 10, 310 Mr. Jack, Iw-
415 Fav bharp t'3 Jn 1"'
61S Lelia Hunter. W 32s rid Lou :!
Aten ... 13 521) 'Hessle Bras-
42 Pharmacy .. .. is Held .. -. H
47tjoItagG .. .."J 279 De Mnce lul
532 Oma J . . 93
seconl race, eeiiing, 4 tar-old horser and
celdmci and up. six turlonci.
311 "Te.certon 111 482 'Carley s
. K (J Smith III Dream 114
. Whiskers . ..116 427 La Cache 1J9
44J Chorus l!o. 116 42- Choice 116
2H9 William P. II 116 4i St Mtus. 1.1
. 'Miracle II.. . HI --1 'Mlndcra .. . - 112
531 Utile Corker. 109 333 Cash U05 11.
Lxtel 11.
Third race, allowance.. 2-vear-old fillies, five
and a half urloncs.
183 Lady Mercuiy.
5i 4 Monaco Maid .
534 Fruit
431 Mabel Mmni.-
Soo Picture Hat .. 1CJ
(314) Opinion 103
510 1 Templeton. "s
:i Tatnuia 1",
l-.. .u nn ..ill.. l.inoi'.nMB .n.1 im ntie
rUUILII IrtV, KlIIHi o-jv.-. u..u H', w..-
fillip ."U ..lie n.ii.iia.
Tilft llonBter .
Csi'Elle
47 1 Coinpqs
1 4 (19)-aoo Goo V9
ni , (537)Conundruro ...101
104'
Fifth race, selllnc. 2-earolds. live lill'ongs;
114 -Tim Hurst. . 114 . Escobca i
5u7 'Ptoue I'll 511 'Abelard .. . lot
ji, 'Fiance 17 (,"2)l'reventatlve U4
4i3 Mellwood . .K 179 Kenalssinie . . M
441 De Grammont IW 401 Monoctam . . .106
-HI7 'Uttle Harrj . 101 07) My Lieanor.. ..103
.11 'Anlmo. .. IU
Math race, selllnc. 3-v ear-olds and up. one
mile and seventy jaras
Esttbltebci 1890.
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M9 Hook Se Oka ..Ii1! 6:3 'Athena .. l
5U Klnics Charm . 17 5?) 'The Bugaboo .. t
&" UII1 Moore. ..U't 4V 'Alcorn ft .. . . JJ
49 "Mm Stephens . N( (ulll'Pouruuol Pa. 11
Apprentice allowance claimed
FAIR GROUNDS SELECTIONS
rirat Race Lads Lou. Tomm O Hara. Atn
hecond Race iilndora. Caile's Dream. La
Third Race Kay Templeton. Monaco Maid.
Opinion
Fourth Race Boaster. Goo Goo Elie
Fifth Race My fieanor. Tim Hurst. Preven
tative , ....
Sixth Race Athena, Pourquol Pas, Kinj's
Charm
EIL orTFICHTS McGOVCRV
Has Former Chompion Going; In Six
Round Root.
Philadelphia. July 27. Frankle Nell of
San Francisco, bantam-vv eight champion
of the world, clearly outfought Hughey
JIcGovern of Brooklyn at the National
Athletic Club to-night.
The fight througnout was the most
vicious ever witnessed in rhlladelphU be
tween little men There was scarcely a
sicond during the six rounds that the
boj were not in action. At the clo of
the sltth round JIcGovern nai almost out
and was hanging onto Neil to avoid pun
ishment. JIcGovern drew blood from the Califor
nian's noe in the second round and opened
a Bash in his left cheek In the succeeding
round Nell cut a gash in JIcGovern's
left cheek In the fifth round, and toward
the close of th bout JIcGovern was very
shakv on his feet.
Nefl'e seconds were Dob Dead Johnnj
Loftus, Kid Howard and Tim Callahan,
while Bam HarrK Dannj Dougherty,
Whitney Lester and Joe Uumphrc s looked
after JIcGovern. Both bovs were under
the required weight of IIS pounds.
Poplnr Bluff Winn Ann In.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Poplar Bluff. Mo . Julv 27. Poplar niiirr in.
da j duplicated sesterdav'a performance by shut- I
ting out the White Real., the score being- 2 to 0
i.onneu ui ueiie.iur putneu a spienniu f.ame
for the sa.s, allowing Poplar BlufT but three
hlt The Seals got six hlta. Batteries Con
nett and Leerone; White and Daugtrerty.
TO-DAY'S UNION ENTRIES
First race .ejllng. seven furlongs
M3 Hallucination .1)3 17 Cap nnd Gown SI
BS PeirJ Finder.. 1 17 717 Menn lfD
473 Houndlee . 113 ;" Klnloch Park 113
H-' Ed L ... . 1" 6J3 'Armand l')
542 Little Arrow 1"0 542 Humeri) . Ill
T39 Second Fight... S; BJl Mmble Nag 1 9
j-il 'Chicago Girl 104 U2 lleglr-y K9
Second race, handicap, slv furlmks
530 Ilill Wood. I J) llllarltv . J"
win! 17 43". Silver Fringf v9
541 King Crane ! 5.0 Mls McKenna. W
&V Adei Trebla S8 PI Pat Bulger " III
550 The Don . 12 470 Lenl A . 3
?i SHindlv . Ill '.5.1 Duellt .. PI
IjI Tom Gllmore. P2 553 Orleans . 93
550 o tan MS 5t Pipe . 91
Sin Cappamore . 9
o ban and Cappamore Rudolph entr
Third race, handicap. 2ear-o!d five Anl a
half furlcngs
529 Midnight Mln- M3 Chlcarra . . IPS
strel -... .. 73 53., Tnra . . 8
529 Fine Cut . ... Iu5 529 lleeeher . .. 29
Sit St. Resolute S3 J14 Henry A.
529 Onlro 1 Schroeder . . f3
543 The Roust. 129 Mayor!" . . l
about .. . 102 511 Llquozone . 5
514 San Prlmo W
The Rousfabiut nnd ai rrlmo Siwyerentrs
Chlclrra and lara. $L Daly entr
Fourth race, selling, one mile and a sixteenth.
Ml Mi.s Rillle . J" 54i Attila . 117
53S Hudweiser ... 113 551 Little Giant 113
347 T G Scar- ."-IS Ncnda . Ill
borough . . 1C1 531 R-d Light '!
M7 Planet ... . I"0 534 Altavela . 94
551 Seaforth 111 131 El Ghur . .117
Fifth race s.vn furlongs.
532 Svmphonv .. vjt 534 Henrv Luehr-
533 VVoot.j Win I mam. .ir 1"1
ierd l'l 12S nlle Rankin W
7C3 Lord Hermence It' I 533 Baronesa . 9
5D8 Rain or Shine 112 1 4m Sallv Lunn 9",
r.n' "!torm ... .7 540 Kqulty . "V
55." Btul"h ..'.II'OI 4. Den Alvaro 113
549 Mary Aud -til S7 1 505 reer 11
Stormj and Blul'h. M Daly entrv
Don Alvaro and Stieer. R'ce ertrj
Sixth race, selling one mile
651 'Morendo 102 5 'Plantaganet .. P3
632 'iprlngbrook .fa I3S 'Labor . 1'
53$ Cursus . . 1J7 !51 KLnJa . :i0
54", 'Dodle ? . PI 5M 'Harvester . 102
154 'Banana Cream. a 5M 'Tom Ollmore lwt
634 'Barrlca .. Ml SIS Sablnal .. M7
63H 'Silver Foam .. PO 544 'Tennv BIIe H
Seventh race, selling one mile:
540 Prince Real .till 4 Will Shell. 103
51i 'Mission l-rt 619 Argaurata . :'9
517 'BasanIo .. .PI 54S 'A Convict... . 1(2
52 'Eufalla 1 rt 341 'Red Ola ... 1()
544 'Anielger 112' 4 'SMtchel . 104
544 "Vluld . P2 34 Halt D . .111
530 Hemlock . ... 1'7 4o3 Beaugard 107
Apprentice allowance claimed.
UNION TRACK SFLECTIONS
First Race Can and Gown, Chicago Girl, Kln
loch Park
Second Pace The Don, Soundl. Rice entrj.
Third Race Dal entrj. Tine Cut. onl.ro
Fourth Race Attila. rlanet. Miss Rillle.
Flfttf Race Rain or Shine Bluish. Rice entrv
Mxth Race Plantaganu. Tenn Belle, fcptlns
brock Seventh Race Will Shell). Hemlock. -r,rau'
nata
TO DAY'S HAWTHORNE ENTRIES
First race maidens five furlongs-
S'es Lee in Brjan Ill
Th Bnglishmin ....HI t'clonel Rupert Ill
Th- Giddy Ill Jan'ta 7. .112
3 H. .-mith.... 1)1 Ethel Da 11.'
Rathskeller ... 111 Tom Shellv 113
Waddcll II Ill Uttle Mirthful IIS
Rather Roval Ill Proprietor in
hecond race- gelling, seven furlong.
Dungannon ..
VV atermelon .
11a) wodd
Marco
Safeguard...
Exclamation
, -31 Bill Mas.le...
....;.. 97 I The Iorum...
...99PearI Diver..
191 Orfeo
:.Vd 01)mplan ....
102 1
,.103
..1)1
,.101
,.'0
..111
Third race. Competition btakesj eve and a
halt furlonrs:
Devout . ... 10S Lalond- 122
Gold Lnamel .. Hi Miss Inea 122
Michael B)rnes... Ill Ji hn bmulskl 122
I rfnee Brutus .. . 114 Kurtzman 123
1 Iixman , .. lli
Mlcs Inez and John Smulokl. Klllsin entry.
Fourth race, selling rne mile-
Sw.etle ... ( t'ohissett . .. .
Ieckman .. ' Sin Remo
1 oik Millet .... i u.ngford jamts . ,
Telephone . 'i9 Prince of I'lNen
Durbar . "9 Red Man
.11m T)rrell ... PI W enrlck
At pie 1J3
114
lilt
.114
101
.10,
.1''7
Fifth rat e silling, one mile and a quarter-
John McGurk . . 101 Valeat . . .. 152
Major Mmslr .. . H'l WIue Dince 14
Tom Hall 102 Rissmond .. ..1iJ3
l-MKlh lae one mile- 1
Dilvav . . l!71Beau Ormonde 112
M-oli -1D3 1 Port Roal .. 113
HAWTHORNE SELECTIONS
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago July 27 Selection.
First Race The Gadfl), Rather Roval. Tom
Shelly
Second Race Dungnnnon. Exclamitlon. O'fen
Third Race Mis. Iner, I'rlnce Brutus. Kurtz
man Fourth Race Iingford Jamc. Prince of PI1
sen. Redman
Fifth Race John McGurk. Major Mansir.
W ing Dance
Sixth Race Port R0)al, Beau Ormonde.
Ahola
TO DAY S BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES.
Ilrt raAe six furlongs
Vagarv . 'C lerr Moments 52
All Right 10o Hlndred .. . HI
Cirl.kan) .... 97 Cnnajohirle . . 104
Kilogram 113 Mart Muller 113
Inauisltlve Girl 97 Fickle '.J
Olu Engi,n1 . . m Hippocrates . . . . 4
Pliuet . . "9 Dapple Gold . .. .
King Pepper J10
Second rice, sleeplecha'e .hort course:
Ten Candle'
Maiden
Libretto
1'hl'ma Paxton.
laOITrek .
.14S IMistic shrlner..
m'bwarrplands
. 1
.116
Third race, six furlongs-
Bella Slgnora ..
Throcton
Flat
Torchello
Diamond Flush.
Buttling
.. 59 Knight of Weston.. .IM
.. " Sailor Bo) .. P.'
.. 102 Invader if7
. .114 Brush W"ocd 1)2
.Ii9 Ismalan 99
117
Fourth race,
clehth-
Iroquois btakes. one mile and .n
Knight Errant.
Gold. Saint
Pcntaur
1--1 St Valentine
111 Oil Wells ..
ml
Fifth race handicap cne mile nnd a quarter.
Majo- PalngertlId .121 Kenote 104
Pnlnbarer . ... tf'2 Cloverland FS
Eugenia Burch. . . 119 Brigand 99
April Slower . . . M Ccnkllng u)
Lrd Melbourne .. fo Lady Potentate 99
Palmbearer and Lad) Putentate, Thomas
entrv
Sixth race five furlcngs:
Mrglnli Francis . . '9 Flavor 99
Verr) lassie .. .." Go to Win ,....P4
Hare Music "9 Mlsa Modesty... .....104
Pcnnle Aime. . .112 Iv-ng Da). 94
lialcvon Da). .... 99 Meadows 99
The Veiled Lady ....102 Fair Reveler . 94
Woolnola y) Rolv Polv . 94
lll'iue 97 Belle Dixon . loi
BRIGHTON BEACH SELECTIONS
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
77ew York. Jul 27 Selections:
First Race Merry Moment-. Old England.
Hlndred
Second "Race Swamplands. Phllraa Paxton.
JIstlc fahrlncr.
Third Race Torchello. Ishmalian.Dlamond
Flu-h
Fourth Race Ort Wells. Pentaur, Knight
Errant.
Hfth Race Major Daljigerfleld, Lady Poten
tate. Engenie Burch.
Sixth Race Got to Win. Halevon Tvs. TI.IIm
Dixon.
offli-iiilV Di-fiision Hcsults in Manam-incnt of the Xew Course An?
liounciiiK Its Duteiiniiiation to Oo-e for balance of the Sed-J
hiinL'iiinn lloisi'incn Jlay G o Eaut and Aie Uopeful of h.ttj
in-,' at Hot Spi'hig.i This Win tor.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Jefferson ("lt. JIo . Jul) T. -State Au
ditor Albert O Allen to-nlKhr ileclled lint
lie would not I'Mi" anv Iiieii.es to hoo'.-maki-r'
on the t'nlon Jocltev Club trnck
In fat Louis for .1 second ninety It)" The
fir.t ninet) ihjs expired Julv IK .ind. un
der Ihe breeders' l.nv cn ictrd in 1S97. tlie
statute pruvldts tliat the llcenes mi) In
Issued for only ninety dijs on .in) one
track
Attnrnc). for opposing interests con
tended that "nuv" in tho statute his the
force of "shall." and tint the Spite Au
ditor could not grant licences covering 1
second nlnnty days nt anj one track State
Auditor Allen. In :i stuteme.it mi tie to
night, decides not to i"ue IIcfnLb to the
Carmod) track.
"After giving all parties :i pitlent hjr
lnp." he said. 'I am constrained to dici le
that no bookmakers' licenses will he is
sued for more than nlnet da)s on an)
race track. This com lusion Is In accord
ance with the following extract from the
opinion of Attornej General Crow, dated
August 6. 1801, which reads.
"In reply to jour first question, permit
me to say that jou wrote me a letter re
cently concerning this subject, in which
ou siy 'th?t no license for .1 race-track
meeting, with pool selling and book mak
ing as in accompaniment, his ever been
issued to the same association 01 person
for i period of more than ninety daj s at
the same or different plate in one jear.'
"Your office has been charged with the
dut of licensing bookmakers Under this
law since its first enactment as a statue,
and. being the executive State officer upon
whom devolved the duty cf construing the
act with reference to the period of time
for which a license on any track in one
ear should Jbe granted bookmakers, the
construction of the State Auditor is en
titled to and would be given great weight
by the courts in determining the meaning
of this statute, because it is a well-settled
rule of law that an executive depirtment
al construction of tne statute, long con
tinued and acquiesced in, will often be
come conclusive.
'The construction executive officers
place upon newly enacted laws is also con
sidered b the courts in detrm!ntng the
intention of a statute The Auditor's
office has. in this case, alwas construed
the act to mean that a license would only
be given to bookmakers under the 'breed
ers' bill" for ninety dajs In a )ear at any
one track "
' Considering the history of the period at
which the breeders' law- wis passed and
the construction alwajs placed upon It bv
the Auditor's office, and acquiesced in b)
ever one. I am of the opinion It was clear
ly the original intention of the act licens
ing bookmakers to limit the llcen..s of
bookmakers tn ninety das upon any one
rack in a period of one ear."
Although opportunity was granted both
siles to appoar in a public hearing on the
mitter in dispute, neither side sent rep
resentatives to appeir at such i hearing
Some da)S ago Harry B Hawcs, repre
senting the lew firm of Johnson. Houts,
JIarlatt . Uavves. filed a brief with Jlr.
Allen opposing any effort tu issue licences
for a second ninet) da
In addition to the construction of the
word "ma)-" In the statute, which Is made
the main point in the b-ief. Jlr, Hawes
quotes the letter of the Attorney OeneraJ
which Mr. Allen mentioned In his state
ment, and also presents the factn that
common usage with the State Auditor for
the past seven ears has been to refu-se to
Issue licenses for mora than nlnetr days
on any one track.
Xo brief was filed on behalf of tho Union
Jockey Club nnd no one appeared for them
to request a hearing.
The effect of the decision of Jlr Allen
to-night will be to close the Carmodv
track. nles a. mandamus can be obtained
against the State Auditor to compel him
to issue licenses for a secono ninety dajs.
Jlr. Allen was not Informed to-night what
action would be taken.
Captain P. J. Carmody. manager of the
Union coume. received notice yesterday
from State Auditor Allen that no further
permit for bookmaklng would be Issued to
the Union track. Jlr. Carmody announced
that his course would close down, on this
account, for the balance of the jear.
"We will submit to this interpretation
of the law." said tho Captain, ' although
we have our own opinion an to what we
tre entitled under its provisions. Since
tho State officials have decided against
us. w:e will have no option but to close.
"I want to say one thing: that every
promise we made ha" been fulfilled save
for this one point of racing 1SD d.i)S. And
we would havo lived up to this had not
the machinery of politics been put In op-
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courses or that no racing will b h. Ill
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Erbe was about sixty pounds the best
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B. Gates made his dilly appearance Ji this
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with a rush, but never got within a stones
throw of the leader
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only beaten a head The horses fought nil
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race all the waji
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e fin u g
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ianana. 1
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Ught Hunt in the last eighth, he won by j
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ride. S)mphony was third, right lengths
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