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n?HE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC: S'ATUKDY- AUGUST 13. lOO'iN
ATHLETICS
I'stagonians and Prprnics i
BASEBALL
HnraMVm ami Eastern. Bent
AT FAIK GROUNDS
Fruit Won the Rovcn-Furlong
Feature Event at the Fair
Grounds Track Yesterday.
Appeared in Meet at the
Stadium Ycstenlav Afternoon.
Browns: and CUrtliltats
Respectively br Store of " to ft
HILEE TO WIN
THE STAKE EVENT
Elliott Sprinter Looks Capable of
Capturing To-Day's 15a-
ring Feature.
PRANK BELL IS IN LIGHT.
Pake Grcenberg May Prove a
Good Thing Death Poems to
Have Edge in the Last
Xeversnch in Form.
With th Auirun PelllnK Stakes Rt Mi
furlongs. 11.500 arMed, as tho featurei of a
ner-en-raco cnnl. to-day's ofTerinir at the
Fair Grrund3 13 excellent.
The stake, event will bring somo of tho
bet sprinters of the West "to the post,
incluainjr Hike.. Frank Bell. lee Water,
Otto Stlfel and horses of that calilv-T.
Hlleo was a little out of his illstanca In
lapt Saturday's ft.ike, but tho six furlons3
cf to-day's ent and his recent three
quarters In USU with 118 pounds up
makes It hard to s,co how they aro solng
to beat him to-day.
To bo sure. In past days he always
found It lmpoHslble to filve Frank licil
more than llvo pounds und Is conceding
the latter eleven pounds to-day. Hut
tho on of Ilimyor Is In such rare form
now that ho must bs selected to win this
vent, and Uio best Frank Hell can aspiru
to Is the honor nf belns tlw runner-up. Ico
Water should be no norw than third.
A rather ordinary lot fares Mr. Dade
In tho first race. Freetlas has been run
nlnc well enouch In Chlciipo to make it
appear ho should beat this bunch, though
Oudenanle, making his tlrst appearance of
the year, can e some If ho la ready.
Wortliinjtton ought to pet part of tho
money.
Mellwood, with but ninety-eight pounds
up. looks Inviting In the second, unlesm, of
course. It should rain. He wants It cood
and hard for hi. Just as does Hersaln.
who ought to bo a contender. Milton
rroun; Fhould go welt enough to get the
Knall end of the purse.
Jake Groenberjr. who mlnsed firo when
This is the Reason.
Tbt little creen label crer tie corl: rr.eani that
Onekenrielmer Feansirlraala Eye Is battled tmdrr
tJ.S. GoTenuneotsupcrrlsloz; It tells tie exact are
of the whiskey, shqirt date of bottllsz aa clxsa-
'! im per cent rarity. At all dealers.
WEAK MEN!
oa nbiitii
OtveloperApDllanc
Clrealillar tb. fclo.d cam TUtrOOCttEL SratCmnt
JIEavocsxiSS. ASD DXAIX3. s. Draaa? Beiurn faU
Tttar t Bhraalan.r Ced.ral.ped Orraaa. B.ldoa trial.
Call cr vrlu. Bmi ml aeal.l pl.la caT.lo;.
STRUVA CO, A A, lot Mi II 0 Bllre St. , SI lllll
DR.SCHREINER,
LsLJIIIBLLsLsLbHLsSwuIuS?
. eiocneitnut St., St. Lccis, no.
1 The HKLIAIII.E Spcclnllftl
Cures private and chronic dta
jaee. loat Manhood. Nenotla
peblllty. Lot Vlror. Seminal
Weakness, Karlr Decay, vari
eoeele. reaulta or errors or ex
crates. Urinary Diseases,
gleet. Stricture, Unnatural
plscharxes and all dise&aea cf
JtMneya and lUadder. and
Sloo Poison. All fttnjre. mi.
IsU IWf iMt
Itiv.lv cured. Oat-oMoarn pa
tients treated by man.
$1.00 FEU WEEK FOR TREATNEIT
Tou can buy no better for $10 a week.
Consultation free. Call or write. Hours: t a.
yn. to I p. m. Sundays. Jo a. m. to 2 d. m.
A PERHlvcui
CURE for the
most obstinate
case of Gonor
rhoea ana Gleet;
no flthee .rt
Cold by all Drusl3ts. ai5nt required.
J P '
V-T-ji,
Thoe safferln,! from weaknesses
wmen sap lb pleasures of llf
ttlOUid lltaia JUVon Mitla fir,. i.
-vK.llt ltll n. IfOrv nf wHn..tA...
ii uiif Thi miiii-r!r .iJti IT
luvewuiig. lillxlnt force than buiier leea
llred. Sent by roail In plain packaz only
n rectlpt of tots adr. and IL "v'v"-" """
Made br lt ftrtt?inatorH. c I. nwl A Co,
ropnetora .Hood Sarsaparilla. IxwIl. Mafc
fl
RECTAL NO UQKEY TILL CURED
nisFitK fsijv p "
UIObAOuO HUES, etc Ezimluttaa Pre.
ws-raacmw mms. txt our st,s. uaJ
1.
IX ca s.;
he started In Chicago last Saturday. I
-in the third at fli and one-h;Uf ftirlouBs.
Ijast Trlnir, runninr; in the name of U V.
llellavr, he was a hlKh-class horse at I.a
tonliu runnlne a mllo there, with !(
rounds up. In UZtV,. Ills Clilcitro race was
not at all rc-issurins. and ho will havo to
do hotter here than there.
Still. It 13 not likely h- was shipped
hero for his hulth, so he will b.-ar watch
Ins; to-day. Kins l5o ran a Bleat rai'c
from a iioor beinninc hit last out. so"d
onoiicrh to bnat the winner of that event
l-ady VashtJ and he should pet the place
from her to-day.
DAKTIIULA AND WOODLANDS.
Dnrthiila and Woodlands should furni?h
the contention in tho fifth race. With
Woodlands It Is largely a matter of who
rldea. If J. Conley haa tho lei: up. as he
prolvablv will. Darthula should reverse
tho verdict of thir last met ting, wlx-n
Woodlands Just did beat the. Haws llllv.
Lucky Charm should beat the sadly over
worked lYanco for tho show raoner.
Neversuch seems the one to co to in
the sixth. When ho can ilnteh a bamr-up
third in a venfurIoiu; hprint. it imans
that ho Is Rood, and when at his best it
takos a Rood horso to beat him over a
distance of ri-oudcI. 1'ierce J. kjvo sipii
of returning to h!3 form last out. and
with a vlKorous rider up can make It in
teresting for even Nevcrsuch.- though
YounK hardly meets the requirements of
a heavy-headed horse like IhK
Troxler It the boy who can make him
do his beat, and if perchance Trotter's
Jockey has tho mount, he will i worth
considering. KeRlna D. ran well enough
yesterday to glvo to her tho call for third
place.
Death looks best In tho last race. Ills
last race Indicated that he Is better now
than ho has been around here in the last
couple of eais. and at his bept It will
take better than this kind to rnilw him
extr.d himself. It. Q. Smith, who beat
Death at their last meeting, has iulto a
favorable switch In tho weights, but there
was a derided diftcrence l-Iwicn the rare
Death ran that day. and the one he ran
when he turned seven furlongs In l-2 in.
v. ith 119 pounds. It. Q. .StmUi and Uab
look to be tho contenders.
IS ARKELL .AFTER
MEMPHIS TRACK?
Said That Eastern Horseman Is
Peeking to (let a Foothold in
the West and South.
Italph Tozer, fotnur seeretarj- of the
I'nlon Jockey Club, hat returned from the
South, where he went to negotiate for the
leaso of an Independent track at Memphis
with a view of conductinc a meeting; there
Independent of the Western Jockey Club
and to furnish an outlet for "outlawed"
horses now at the Union track.
That Mr. Tozer was unsuccessful in ob
taining a lease on tho track was told In
press reports several weeks ago.
Mr. Tozer Is authorltv for the state
ment that W. J. Arkell of New York, who
proposes to purchat-o tho I'nlon Jockey
Club plant In St. l.ou!s. has mode an
offer of J400.OVO for the Hillings track &t
Memphis.
In an interview with President Jones
of tho Memphis track last night. Jones
denied that any such offer has been made
and ho regards tho story as a canard
started bv tho so-called "outlaw" track
at SU Louis to frighten the Western
Jociey Club.
nni.Mo.T ot i.Ti:unsTi:n."
kepuhuc sn:ciAL.
Newport, It. I., Aug. 12. Perry Helniont
was seen at l(y the Sea, where ho was
giving a dinner In honor of Mr. nnd Mrs
Norman E. Mack of Buffalo, to-nlsht. Mr.
Belmont said: . ,
"I know Mr. Miller and Mr. Arkell. but
please say that I know nothing about the
purchase of tho Union Park track at Bt.
Louis. I am not interested In the matter,
and. In fact. I have never heard of It.'
JOCKKr ItniCHSTIGKIl KII.I.rJJ.
rormer St. Luiila Boy Meets Death on
1'ort Krlti Track.
RrfUMJC SPECIAL.
Fort Erie, Ontario. Aug. Ii A bad acci
dent occurred In the tlrst race here to
day, and e a result one Jockey Is dead
and another severely Injured.
There were thirteen atartera. and Just ns
tho horses were passing tho winning post
Vallarambla, with Dangman up. stumbled,
throwing; tho boy.
False Entry collided with Vallarambla
before he could get to his feet, and Iletch
Bl!ser. on False Jintry, was thrown heavi
ly and trampled upon by the rest of the
field and sustained a fracture of the skull
and Internal Injuries.
Both boys wore removed to a Buffalo
hospital, and Kelchstlser ,jC(j on the Way.
Kclchstlger was under contract to Hughle
McCarren of New York, and was consid
ered one of tho best boys riding at Fort
Erlo. Relchstigcr was a St. Louis boy.
Trenton Team Undefeated.
The Trenton, Z1L, team has not been defeated
In any of Its frames this reason, end although
It has met nn of the strrmge.t teams cf 1111
nola and Missouri, has always come out vic
torious. They would like to Ananjte a game
vlth the. Bellovlllo Trolley League team or
any flrrt-claaa club lor particulars and datea
ndorc A. C. BrefeM. Trenton. 111.
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Wet realed In nlaln neioD.
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rat wwrniH years
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THEREPUBLIC'S DAILY
Tair Groumlff. An- ;. WoalhT clar: ua
hit nr,
pur t.1TO. f.r ; var-oT.l.
llOHSKS AND
JOi'ICllYS.
InJ.
IWt.
I
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t diem.-.- Hat. I.. WIl'oii II" i 4
IM lonlnlcm. Honrll 10.1 , 1
tI iTIm Hur.t i:mH-n...l i 3
CU iljiMli llunti-r .1 Con- I i
1 u I to ! 7
:f..-. 'Hoar,i Vance. rtl-e....! "' 5 !
-. 'Ohanev IL An.lfru.,1 1 I 2 I
813 UnBamimblK srir...' v. I C 1
"linn- 12'-. :J4U ?.'.. :)'. 1M3. l:li
Phnw Lottlnif- rii-'ur. Hat. t 10 2: ODlnlnn. 9 to 1: Tim Hurt 1 n t. .
stait cnti. Wmi easilv: no.tt to drltlr.e. tvtnnrr. 11. A. Clilnn ft Co.'s ch f.. ! Waen.r
Fnlroun. l'lJ-turc ltat un l-"t. hail cl.ar ealllnr r! v.-nn without irouhl. Tim Hurt !m!
no -X'"jj. lut r.Asel uu ronU'Et otter Koln? four and one-half fcrlooEi. 10" on I-Ila Hunter
lost tltulis at tjrt. '
625
SMTnd rarA, iur,w S41 for 3-yfnr-nld.
ho;:sks and
jc:ki:vs.
-I-
III
Atla... J. conwav I li)j
l7
&;
U'l
U'l
Dt a V. Dhltson Id'.
!A!Jm.!to Corolo .. 105
Sn.nv Car. Vbiidt-ilmut 10;
Tilt-lo .llor. eullv...l 110 I
Walt-rtn. Llndsey. . ' 111 I
IKann-tte. Tr ixler 1 110 I
. lto-o Varr. J Conl-v..f 111
,bld Vlviin. Iluw-ll. . lin
.r.rlde. v.br li;
I
v.'.'.:i
3T.1
f.'-t I'Hi S II. AmW-on .1 10".
11
Timi 07' . :!J. :30-i. :iz. :iV4. 1:0S. 1:1s. 1:72.
Show tK-ttlns: Allnf. out: Ora 7... 3 to 2: Allcrette. 2 to 1.
Start Rood. IVou e.isllv: second ham. Winner p'haa.
Atlnf drew awav nhfn readv anil won without trouhle. Ora '..
Uot .XUeKrette. Enow C10 ran .1 fair race and made ut worlds
r-luw ly.
626
Thlr.l ric- rur SYI. for 2-vear-oMa
I 1IOHSK9 ND I I I I I IWtlnir.
Jnd.1 jocKK'i.s. Itvt. s. u t; t; .1 si. j st. r. lon.n'noiel 11.
&' ilt)cale. Helms I n I 1 Thd 7' 1 C I !" i 1 I " 7-2 I -5
CtT. IVarn. t-Vtill- I 101 I S I lr.o 3hdl 3' ' ! 2" I J1 I 12 I B
CJ Ifhort ('.Vie VmderU.utl 81 ' 3 : 2' 1 I I'm 2' ; 8 8 3
(.'7 iMlcdora. llmK.-n I It.) I 1 V lno 2hd' SU ' t. I 4 1 2
(.'1 iHtwklrn. U tVPron... W 2 10 10hd! 11" 1 lot, I t' 4 1 7 I 1-1
IA ll'lora rtrteht H.Anicr-1 I I I I II
i ron ' ?7 10 13 12 I 11 ' I IP I C S! I SO 1 M
:i) loallawattr. UWHIiamsl ST 11 f.' .'."(.! thdi I t' I Vi 13 ! 40 13
l?l lllt.ccn.1. S'der I SI 1 ' sv, 1 s I t' if 10 I 10 1
Ul llinlioin J Conv.ar...! 1U3 8 s' W I I...-.... '.' 1 k i (-2 I P-3
Ml) lVorilawn IS"1I.-. I 1 I I I I (
I Ilira'h I 55 7 -1'U O ' f ! 1 fii ! lOnlt' 3 1 8)7-2
'llmrUUo. Riillvtt I I'M 4 lao fnki 7' I ' Chdl 31' ' 13 i :o 1 8
M3 Jadiw Oarlrlll Mi.re.l !! II 11 11 I 12 ' I 12 I 13 I 2.) f J I 13
Tlmo-:C7"A. :im. dli. :n. :ie'i. Ii 1:22. l:3tu 1:12. irtsi.
lihow l-cttlnrc: Kvival. 4 to I: Varro. 2 to 1: Khort Cak. 3 to 2
l:ti:rt riHl Won irolnc anay: nest tw drl lnr anil nil out. Winner. V. S. I'rlee' b. r..
2. Ititey JazaN'l. Hrcval1 rot tltroticli In stirtch. Varro na ierl-ed about cons!di.krablv and
l-ov was cautlont-d for ruush rldlm:. Short i?JVv ran a irjod racv ani nttlthl liae Ltn aecoad
with ttrcnerr ride.
O Kourth rrtce, j'tire IVtP for 2-v-ar-oM. seven furlnntr:
noitsi:s axu
JOCKEYS
Ind. !
IWt.
622 IFrult. U Wilson.
CCS Tn- Cook. H. AnJeraon
MS M!. Powell. Hln-
'".I
.:i
GM II"ranco. Vanderliout... I fc
Ml lCtn TroDhv Undfev 1"'2 I
C01 Uladrlan. Hardy f IK. I
1..
Time :I2.. :21i :26. :4S'.. IKilV 1:13. t:25i:
Sl.ow- lettius: I"rult. I to 2: The rout. S til 5: Powell. 3 to 2.
Start ro-d Wjn easily, place tame, winner. Mr-. M. Ooldblatl'a b, !..
KHettlle IJanana. rrult wa bt at the dl-nanc-. The c-o:c mida uo
around and tlnll:l lrnnl. Powell did her beet. Franto was slmrlv outrun,
rnenced elov. lv. as usual.
628
rifth tace. turse Sl'. for 3-year-olds and
HOIt.-'n.t AND
jocki:vh.
InJ.
SSs IPolles IJercerea, W. I
i Ilavli
Cll iTallv II.. Seder '
Whl Ulin A. Imr. Ivers i
IM IJ. U O'NetU. II. I
1 Anderson
tCS OuJon Emblen J
43 St. Vitus Van lertiout. ;
611 IWns-Jnhurst. Undsy..)
S Isol Smith Howell I
:-s 1
1JS '
I
13 I
t'l
:.t ;
l'JJ
it I
1 I
..I
Time :12';. :24'i. :2C-.. :4. 1:01. 1:16.
Show- bettlna: lurccre?. out: Tallv c to I: Jim A. lAinc 7 to li
rjlijt irooil. W-- w-lth fim three' drUlnr Winner K. S. Pardoner' b f.. Z. inrnrar
KrOKJnyre. .lttrcer" wa- b-st. but I)1U iva 'trctnn'Unt e.nl v.a a!;nst l'lrt.-d Ly Tally
U. Davis was cautioned by iudae. Tallv ran much Imr'n-rr-d rate-. Jim A. I.nr bad Plenty
of epeed and hunx on camelv In ftret-h. u'Ntill rot eff sluniy and was weakly handled.
629
Sixth mc. Tturre 1430. for S-var-oId-
tC5 Klns-B Court W. Darl'l
0 5 mealna P.. Vatdeibouf
116 IWoId. Hi.'ell
Oft I-enJa. Itlce
COS Ath-na. IL Anderwm.
(374) Ivemla. 1 Wilson
-12 Misanthrope, a. Walsh I
CIS Varna Foneo. ller. . . 1
Ilidv Chorister Dlckonl
f43 Mlr.icJo II. J. Conway
M4 First One. II. SJv I
!.4 I
lul I
SJ I
Time-:;- :15. .31. :4i-.. ,i,. 1 .i.. 1:22..
Show tHttinir: Court. 1 to 2: Peiina. 4 to 3.
Ktart eood. von ""elly: second drivinj Winn" J it .ll:cheU ch k Kinir phu
Matv T. II. Court was bst and drew- awm at pUasuit Uralna D ran etroca rac iZs
flnlsaed nicely. Avoid dll her b.st. Ienl.i had m. . icusrs AYh.ri did not iiSU tm".
TO-DAY'S ENTRIES AT LOCAL
AND FOREIGN TRACKS
FAIR C.P.OUKBS UNTRIE9.
First race. teea furlongs. 3-3. ear-olds and to,
reiilnc:
rn Albanv Girl .10)1 l"reelas K'l
C19 'Worthlnston .W2 1TI "iUi Anverlcan. it
.... Drop o- ltyc ..In. Js3 l!n !'ar 112
Ouuenarde ...l'J2 JiOi Axanis 1C1
C73 Iloce. 17 1.07 "Tweailow t
M3 Crescerton ...H5 fiOl Torlo 1W
tel p.:tor llurrj .lift a 'LniicIi I'i2
fVcond ri,co. Fix furlong?. 2-ye.ir-old. gelling:
613 De (Srammont.loi 613 (lasconne 1)3
393 ltenalasaiico . I3 3y3 Fied Prlee-
635 Hilton l"our.s .W nwer '5
382 IIeraaln i'3 C17 Dromlo 1"3
53 l.lttlt- llarn' -.103 613 Mellwood 94
Third race, six: and cne-luJf furlonge, 3-jenr-olds
and up. sllln?: I
474 'Sardlan l'S 17C (ittrpillar ..
66J 'Hal Inverv .. 01 (til) "Ladj Vahtl
!ni4
-waiter AJunj.. y -iaraine
04 Ciaremont 103
Cll Kin; lfc ....i',3
6M Ttltiity Hell ..be
611 Moe Goss 100
665 'Fiver ICO
Jake Green.
WTR
(605) 'Uncouth
383 Idy Fill!
,..ios
..n
..i'jj
Fouah race, alx
Stake. J1.V added:
furlongs, August Selling
fM llllee
tVO 'Frank Bell ,
(474) Hurler
r.!) 'Otto stifel ,
Ht) lee Wattr ..
. 107
.. M
..133
(373) 'Pretension
(imp.) ....
60 Itllssrul ....
611 'UJ Hall ...
.. S6
Dualer anj I Watca". T. P. Hayes's entry.
Fifth nice. Ile and one-lialf furloncs, 2-ear-old.
allowances:
(381) Woudla:id3 ....114
(61il Darthula VZ
... Wucforn M
ft 1 lidy lerrurv. in:
C'.-s LaicKy charni..lCii
(1,1!) folonrl Pre-
tun S9
327 Franco li3
Wexford and Darthuli. W. M llaves'a entrj'.
Mxlh nice, cne and threc-slxleenlte mile. 2-year-old'
and up. sellirir'
619 'NxcrsucJi ...li
363 'WlEscndliio ...1")
(570) 'Scalpir S3
623 fiemlff Vlvax. 101
f.23 '.MIsh Hetty ... M
(CSi) 'Dceskln jr.:
UU 'Jlainprlrc ...107
3i4 Pier.e .1 107
t29 'Iti-irlna D 7
HO liuccaneer l')1
1611) 'Miss Bon ... . S3
6) "Goo Goo 1J2
(6171 Iras 1"7
G1J 'St Aane II S3
Koienth race, seven furlongs, 3-ear-old ai.d
up. selllnc
(iC) Dath 116 3i3 "Jak Weber ..1)2
611 'Howling Der- . J'ossart llo
vlsh 103 i;sl) 'It. Q. Smith ..102
(332) B.ib lur, iai dales 107
ll 'Mls Manners.lH 623 -Doctor Klej- ..1)3
(320) 'Luitlg 101 611 'Md Slher ....I'M
693 Klng'a Charm. 1 )3 675 IjUdy I'onse ... M
3; One More 107
Apprentice allowance claimed.
F.4JII GROUNDS SELKCTIOKB.
First Itace rreeslas. Oudcnarde. Worthlrg
ton. wcond Hare Jlellwood, Hersaln, Milton
Younjr.
Third Race Jalta Greeberg, King Rose. I.tdy
Vashti.
Fourth Race Hl'ee. rrank Hell. Ice Water.
Fifth Itace Darthula, Woo31ands, Lucky
Charm.
Blith Race Neversuch. Pierce J. Rearlna D.
Seventh Itace Death. It. Q. Srolth. Uab.
MI'aoorl Vnlley I.rasrne.
At Sedalla:
R. II. E.
Fdalla 0 a 0 2 2 0 0 1 27 14 1
Sorlncneld ....0 0 0 1 2 1 2 0 2-S 11 1
Ratterfe- Hutlcr and Stoner: Craig and
Schmidt. Umpire Cusack. TlmeOne hojr and
forty minutes.
At Leavenworth:
It. II C.
Io'a 0 0 3 0 0 6 0 0 011 9 2
Leavenworth ...1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .1 1 3 12 2
Batteries Milton nnd s-ielc: Nelson. Harhes
and Ulrich. Umpire Calllns. Time Two hours
and ln minutes.
At Tort Scott:
R. II. E
Fort Scott 2 nn02000 04 It 3
Jopllr. 0 0 0 0 12 10 0 15 9 1
Batteries Haney and Armstrong: Morris.
Lowell and Vanderhlll. Umpire Owens. Time
One hour end forty-live minutes.
Missouri A, C. v. Triple? A.
Th Missouri Athletic Club team and the
Triple A's will play tho third game cf the se
ries at Toreat Park this afternoon, llolthaus
V.I11 pitch for the A. A. A.'s. while How-land
or Orthweln will serve for the. M. A. Cs. Both
teams ara about on even terms, and a g-d
game ahould result.
K. I. T. Leagne, ,
At Henderson Cairo 3. Henderson F.
At Vlncennts Clarltsvllle 3. Vincenre 0.
At ltopUnaville Paducah 4, HcpUcsville 1.
Southern Lcuirxie.
Neir Orleans 4, Birmingham 2.
Wttlo Rock 2, Montgomery 1.
Atlanta. 3, Khreveport 1 (tlrat came).
Atlanta, 1, Shrevcport 0 (second game). ',
RACING FORM CHART
c!c fast.
.Ii furloncw
I ' nettlar.
S. 1 r. 'Oiuti CJtiFri TT-
1" 1 ?" ':Ts 13;
-. 1 f'.' C-2 1 3 J 1
4 1 M.
2 I.
lh.l
3'
1"
i I
( f.' tr.k I i I 4'VI 8 J
il '-' I I r' I '' '5 ,'; ' . 5
I 4l I ' I I Snd ! I 3 1 ;- j -
17 17 I ' - I 7 I J . C) I 3)
six a nd a half fcrloncs:
C
t'-i
11
I I'd I
'i
5
lOl.dl
.rr's h. :.. 2. Huron Anr.lel.
finliird stronclv Hnd t'A..y
of rnmnd after commenclnr
and up. mile and n .latecnth:
I HfttlllK.
Ota Closel VI.
r.
2' I
Ink
V 4 J I 3-2
2' 1 14 4 3
J' 12 I 12 I 4
4hdl S-.". t7-11 I Jt
3"l 3 15-5 I 1
r. I 7 ! 5 I f-3
1 t I....
1 I 1 ...
I 4 I....
...I
...1
4'U
Xnlcl....
4n!
2. Kr.ltht of
considerable
TroDhv cua
up. lx furlonui:
I
I lu-ttlnr.
Open Ooael n.
I 21.
- I . -I
r I
1 I
Inoi
2s. I
4-S t 7-10 I
1" ' 2i I
J li-2 I
Tnn!
" 1
i"..i, I
1 1
7 1 1
f-W !
5' I
5 ::.::::.!
V J
7-1)
i
I
2)
3) j
13) I
4) .
t) I
to '
.1 s I
I t
and up. mil and a hliteenth'
J H'.ttlnr
F. lOpen Cloael PI.
1.33ii
AuM
TO-DAT'S HAIIIEM U-VTrtlBa
Flryr race. slli:i s.x fuilonc-
Doctor tu!uri ... ilj.Jarkfull ijj
llandloy i rtsj ltt j l-p-uron lui
l!ay torid-r icloiymplnn in,
Sciiir.d rrn-e. selling, six futl nut:
C'tfin , 1!M
Velma Clark 01
Hisau: I";
Tarn tTShanter 1M
Mnrvsca w
Mavor Johrjwn lot
Piter J ids
Sad Sam l-M
Tlurrl race, the Oak Park Handicap, one and
or.e-sixinth mile. 3-.u-old":
I'tllm lugo to.
Swettio m.
Dalvay ll'j
Humbardle r liw
AW'I" SSJ
Prince bilrerw'lnxs..lC3
llrnnca lv7
Phil Finch !,
1'i'Urth rate, purse, une mile:
Ahola
Ju-i-B Illmca ,
Huzzaa
McGm
1'nigg
I Henu Onoonde
..107
.. !'3
..IKS
Fifth nice.
mile:
cellinc one and cne-alxteenth
Ko-ilo
Don't Ask He
Harney ,
Kohsmond
San Hi mo
6
16
tvj
lvl
....11
....l'W
.... si
iviebratl.irt
Frank Mac
Nitrate
Sixth race, fle arul or.e-half furlongs, 2-year-
CldS
I I I I l'tttlnc.
i j SI. S. K. lOD'n'Oorer PI.
l'Vil ! I iT" I fl C-5 1 1-:
I if I : I 12 I i: I 1
n 1 -p I I 1: :) I t
Enk1 I V I 10 12 I 5
Sni u I rt"U 13 1 3) 3
3' I I fi I 7td a I 10 I i
I I ! I I 11 I 15 I
I' I I mM 9' I 10 I 23 I 3
C- I I in' I V I 13 I r I
1J I ! 11 i 11 I M I 'J) I S
I ! ' '
j i J Vi I M. I S. I
1' 1" 1' i 1".: 1 ' 6-1 I 2 B-IO
I sh '' 1 t. I 2'i b 5 :
' : ! 2', I ;h 1 :' 7 ' jo , 4
; ', I ; 1 ' ' 4 1 41.1 11 7 Cf
1 7'i 7- w e 1 i' 1 4 7 1 1-1
, rno! 3'. 1 Iht ShU Cnk' 7 8 3
11 ; !, . 7, i, I 7' 1 2) ' 20 1'
I 4hd y- i s j 7' I I' 11) 13 e
I !-.J 1.' I isi I v f 6 ,. to I ti :S
Hal 31 :) Wl 10" ij ',) 'J
1 I'" ' 1" 11 ' . . ' 11 '11 Ml 4) 12
1.421., -.4:.
Costlgan ? Al Ca-ei- S3
McLillan s Tyrolean 93
Itumlall , Garilc IiO
lran '.is Gri-n Gown 113
Idory Gallant 24 lVancl Dillon 110
I.idy Klllscn vi Subtle 110
Culler . ..93
Si Mnth race, selling, on mile:
Sweet 'lone ssiJIm 'Ijrrell tsi
bitt-scn Caldwell . . t'i st Grge. Jr. 9i
Caidlnal WoLsej ...1''j 7Urzo 103
Dungannon v: Ghats w
Hans Wagner 14 llt, l"rnnklln s6
Dell L.itri 91 Harry New lt,C
1) I Moore Ill
HAIiI.EM SELECTIONS.
IlEPl.'BUC HPUCIAU
Chicago. Aug. 12. Harlem selection-:
llrst Race Nellie wnddell. Oiytnclan. Hay
Wonder.
Sccnd Race Orfce, Velma Clark, Mayer
Johnson
Third Race Rrancns. Uomhadltr. I'hll Finch.
I'ljurth Race Hcau OnnonJe. Jujge Hlms.
McGee.
Sixth Raco Costlgan. Ijuly Ellison, Green
Gown.
Fifth lines Cel-bratlop. Cxcentral, Nitrate.
Seienth Race Hn.ii Caldwell, D. 1 Moore.
Dungannon.
TO-DAT'9 SARATOGA HNTRIES.
Flr-t rac. all axe. eevn furlorcst
Gay Hoy
Jocund
Wild Thyrna
Tos-an
fl-arfel
..11
.113
..lea
New York
Klllott
Humo
Atwtl
...17
.. 93
Kicor.d race, the Shtllelah Steeplechase
year-clds and up, full course, about two
one-half miles:
, 4-
and
Ten Candle 14L
KUlne Virginian ...IS
Fox Hunter 161
St. JuJe
Whlneray
Inpctor Stevens
..119
..141
. 115
Third rae. the Hopeful, six furluncs:
Jack Iiry
Marie Francli ..
SisrkIInc Star ..
Iilandy
Tanya
..1131 Heart's Desire ....
..112 Hot Shot
..112
..113
..115
..11..
..1-2
123
Agile
...113
...127
S.nlster
Augur
Rose or 1 au 11
I.'iinrth runs Ihu Idmt.-ioi Ilerrn- V.traip.AMj
cn and fle-istfpntiis imlf:
Delhi
Hainan
H. Valentine .
Kfi (Ormonde Rlfrht ...32
VC lbadll IIS
12i
ifth race. 3-enr-olft-, anl ui, Kemlemen rli
ers ppllinjr. on- mil":
IfoiPslead H lapple Gold 123
DOXWO.-H. 131 Juitzti is?
M. Daniel lr. Kilogram US
Unmnfkftl . DC
Sixth nu 2- ar-olds. selling, nve and ne
1 alf furlonpy:
Ike S inz Jtubric 102
Uncle Charley 97 IHlcanta 10
lirushu ...., l'C Coodtjy 0'J
llercets vti Woolnola 19
Awakenfns v$ IVrt Arthur 10J
Dnncuse V4 Workman :w
Mblitk .....W2 Illxhlife Si
)lb M!on 3T l.incroJt Id
Linda Hobo vi s'orthvllle irj
Mavori-w $4 Dandelion S-l
SAHATOOA SELECTIONS.
REPUm-IC SI'ECIAU
Xew Tcrk. aiht 12. Earatrga pftlcns;
Hirt Itac Wild Ttiyni". Jocund. KMIott.
Ketond Jtace Ten Candles, St. Jude. Vox
Hunter.
Third Race Rose cf Dawn. Hcart'j Desire.
Sinister.
Fourth Race Orracnde'ii It-'ffht. Stalwart,
Delhi.
Fifth. Fnce Horn s tea d. Kllcsram. Unmasked. 1
flits Race Dandelion. IMaorese, Brusca. 1
FRUIT WINNER OF
DISTANCE EVENT
Gflltlblnlt YounsstiT Captures
First Sevi'ii-lMirloiif: Kvcnl for
TwoVcar-Olds on Local
I'rofjnuiiiiic.
Covering t!i -vvon-ftirlnnr rout'' fur tho
first time. Fmlt won the feature for -'-year-olds
at tho Tair Grounds yesterday
eftornonii.
Thu Goldbl.itt youngxter proel herself
be.vt of tho sextet tvhleh faceil the starter
u nil drew away handily enough when set
down for home. Franco, the favorite in
tho bettinc. fo'itui the track n trifio too
hard for him nr.d finished fourth, after
m.ikinc his hid at the stnule turn.
Held at 1 to 1 In the bttins, Fruit won
her raco by a. r.lce margin. Tho lllly was
straight at tho end and It did not appear
ps if s-ho had much In rc-vrve. jjut It was
a hadly tired lot of 2- ear-olds that fin
ished back of her. and she unquestionably
s-eured her vkt .ry on her merits.
Next to the 2-year-old event rami the
llfth -n the ran', where Folios Herseres
was backed ilutn to 7 to 19 :tt post time.
Tin Gardiner tilley was best, hut nearly
Io.t her race through the oerconfldence
of Jockev U-ims. Evidently impre-'eil
with tho belief that he could afford to loaf
In this event. Davis jmH little atuntinn to
tint contenders and was nearly nitipt-d on
the post hi- Tally II.
Had Folio lieriure.s been hustled nlon!r
In the stretch, .h.. . .juid i,avB won by a
greater inarsin A H was. her no--e
crossed the linn tho barest fraction of a
foot in iidi.mco of Talli- H.. on whom
Wdcr put up n. fairly Kood ride. When
l'avis eame back to tho stand he was
sternly cautioned bv th jult;s that any
futuro rxlnliltlona of orerconnIenc vtould
result in hii permanent suspension. This
caution should be Indorsed by ract-ijoers.
as sevtrnl occasions have arisen In the
present season v. here a tace seemed in
Imminent danger through a bov desiring
to draw the finish too line.
The last rare wltnes'-ed an easy victory
for King's Court, and the prompt run
nitii; up cf the winner to Sl'jl. Ho was
proteetf d bv his owner. The race cost
the .Mitchell stable Just JUKI more than
llrst money In the eieni.
Picture Hat had tin- speeil of the party
In the (lri--t race, end won with compara
tively little ITori. Joi kev L'umrai had
tho iiieimt on i.eil.t ilunttr liere and iiat
aked why he pulb d up in the early
s-tages of the ran- b. tin- iudues.
He explained that In: had lost his stir
rups at the suit and that lie could not
ri rover thetr. until the half-mile post
lias passed.
Chris schaw acker won ffulte a nice
little l-t on Atlas In the third, hacking
his filly quite heavily over the ring.
Joek'-y Pcullv earned Judicial disapproval
here ly hW erratic ride on Vurro, the fa
vorite, and was notiiled that any further
txhibitions of the sort, either of rough
riding taoticM or appatent unwillingness
to let his mount run freely In tho early
stages, would result In his suspension.
lteale won the third race, with ahottt
as much In reserve :ts lias ever heen wit
!ie..i ,n a local wuirse. After capturing
llrst money, the gelding galloped hack past
the stand, refused to stop hefore the
Judge, hut swerved suddenly as he passed
the paddock and jumped the fence into
the grounds.
He v.a caught near hU stable, brought
back and un-adilled. I-Ittle Helms re
mained on hU back throughout the wild
fllchr of the horse, ar.d was apparently un
disturbed when the gelding was led back
to the stand.
ritiri 'hum: a wi.wr.n.
Win llilrlrm 1'Vnture, ("oierlnfr 3lile
In I:."!li,-,.
Chicago. Aug. !. I'rlnccss Tulane, ear
ning top weight of 109 pounds, won the
third and feature event at Harlem to-day.
cmering the mile in 1:33 4-i Urancas was
recond. tio length? In front of of White
l'lurae
Weather clear and warm, track fast
Summary :
First race, six furlongs Urad New, 1-"C (Da
vis), 1; to Z. wen; Fly laidy. W tliu.inps in),
to 1, aec.ind. Ag.vi lirenr.an. s, (Nl'-oll,
It to i.. tflird 'Jin. l:u i-i. Cyprienno.
t 'hoc'-tai otte, Jlaggle l-eter. Tros-achs, Japan,
Magio ilut and Nona W. als,o ran.
sjocond race, iteeplechaae, shcrt course oilier
Mc i: (Corhlyi. t u . wen, Alleplaj:c, liO
lEpjrrscn). 13 to 1. second: Springstea.1, IJ
(WHllace). 1C to I. third. Time j.is. Han.1
ilce. l.lago and Dominique Tou also ran. Laura
K fell, Coroaalu- ran out. Trend tho Mere
threw rider.
Third race. cne. mile Frlnces Tulane, F-s
iMuuntaln). 9 to 2. won; IIranca. 105 (Henry),
2 to 1. si coni. White Flume, Ifit (Knapp). s
to 5. third. Time. 1.19 4-1. Kmircr if India
nlo ran.
Fourth race, six furlongs I.idy Favoy. lia
(Uitsen). 9 t 10. mm. i!oorlh Damsel. l.
iMcIJride). 2i) to 1. second; Hel e Klnner, 101
(Mountain). 3 lo 2. third lime, l.l: 2-3. Dixon
anl Captalrflseroth also ran
Fifth race, six furlonis Th Mighty. 357
(Morrison). 3 to 1. won. Mi- Alice. 7 (Mc
Uride). 1.) to 1. r"cond. Silent Water, to
ICretnfield). 7 to I, third. Time. 113 4-5.
Krmombo. Redman, Julia M., Durbar and Ie.
termination also ran.
?lxth race, mile and seventy lards Freck
man. fc? lOrccar). C t( 1. won. Mola. ?4 Mc
lr.tyre), 11 to 1. second: Maud Mul!r, S3
(Nlcol). 7 to 1. third. Time. 1:45. Jim Hale.
Carat. Halruuilt, Sweet Tone and Telephone
alv ran.
Seventh race, mil and reventv ynrd Blue
Mlrt. '.ii (Nlcol), 15 to 1. wen. InventT. 107
(Huffier). S to 1. second; Jv Frev lie, (It ii),
25 to 1 third Time. 1:45. Cardinal Wonlser.
Allle Vlrirle. Petiero Grande. I-rlnce of Pll"en.
Kilmorle Woodlyn. Kthfl Wheat nnd Golden
Mineral also ran.
lU'rSK.VIA IIIIIICH IIEATS WATKllBOY.
!.ns.t Yrnr'si Chainplnn Itnnsi Third fit
fnrnCorxn.
Faratoga. N. Y., Aug. 11 That Water
hoy Is not the horse he used to be was
proved to-day when he went down before
a Held of horses none of which would
have been sent against him a year ago.
and finished a bad third to Eugenia Ilurch
and Hello Walcrboy was favorite, al
though he opened at i to 5 and receded to
13 to 10.
Gold Ten made a runaway race of the
'Troy, the s-take race of the day. tlnlshlng
more than a length oheid of Gamara. who
was declared to win. Trapper, the 13-to-3
favorite, never tlgured seriously In tho
running.
Fort Hunter redeemed his defeat of
yesterday by easily winning the tlrst to
day, a 7 to 5 favorite. Keynote, favorite
in the second event, had an easy time
winning. Divination. In a strong finish,
beat tho favorite. Go Iletween, a length
In tho llfth race.
Zeala. the favorite In the sixth, ran
second to a 32-to-l shot. It was a head-and-hcad
finish, however.
Summary:
First race, seven furlonjrs rort Huntr, 321
(Hlldehrnnd). 7 to 5, won Sir I.vr.newood. 1(S
iCormack). 15 to 1. second; Marjoram. 3c2 (J
Jcnei. 6 to 1. third. Time, 1:2S. Stevedore and
Illirla also mn.
Second race, rnl'e and a half, on turf Key
note. 1W W. Fisher). 7 to 1. wen: Iidi- Po
tentate, too (lllUebrand). 3 t.i 2. seeend. Palm
reader. 55 (Oliphant). 10 to 1. third. Time. 2:23.
Hymeltus. liar In Duo. Flara and Ilrlarthcrp
a'-so ran
Third race, mile- and n. nuarter nurenla
Hurch. IW (Shaw). 3 to 1. won: Hello. M
Ullldebrand). 5 t.j 1. second; Waterty. u
idiom). IS to 10. third. Time. 2:K Cloverland
Dalesman. Duke, cf Kendal and I.ord Melbourne
also ran.
Fourth race, the irov. nve and ene-linlf rur
ens Gold Ten. W (Hlldehrand). 1G to t. won.
Gamara. ti? (W rish-r). S to 1. secend; Marthi
Gorman. t7 fWoclj. 20 to 1. third. Time. l:l'7 4-3.
Mirthless. Gilpin. Khcrassan. Trapper. IIIcli
torn. Gladiator nnd Shanncnsfde also ran. Ga
mara and Khorassan coupled.
Fifth race, one rslle m-rlnatlsn. H3 fJ. Mar
tin). 23 to I. won. Go Between. 1") (H Phll
lls). 11 to 10. second; Dinah STiad. 101 (J
Jones). S to 1. third. Time. 1:414-5. Thtt!e
Heather. Allan. Toi San. Canajohaiie. sto'tn
Moment. Garnish. Agnes D.. Irish Witch and
nasi- Street also ran.
Sixth race file and cne-half furlongs Hank.
ECLIPSE HANDICAP
TURF COMMISSIONERS
Oar .diertLseil Specials AVcre
ATLAS, 2 to f, Won.
FOLIES BERGERES, 8 to 5, Won.
OPINION, 7 to I, Ran Second.
Our lens-shot Special poes to-day W to I rr
better. Don't fall to k1 thli on. Positively a
OujirantFed Special at Tair O J.Jg.
We nre the only iirm linmlllnsr com
mission on la cti I nml foreign rm-ew.
CnmnilHuIoiiM hnntlled fur IO per cent
of net ti iiiitlns". Terms for our
Kaamntcea niieelals, BOc tlally, fS.OU
rcelcly.
For tafe at Llndell Hotel. Mac's clxr stand
at raco track, and efflce. 401 Hnolst bulldlnr,
NlfiUi axl Viz tr:j, St. Lcula.
112 (Travrs). 12 to 1. won: 7.i!a. 103 r.-n
11 to 6. second: Italment. 1 3 lturni, 4) p. 1,
third Time. Iril l'nw.'o l'.ilp rt, Unila I.ee,
NVttle ltu'-sep, Suulsterry, Steel Tr.p. Ma 1
rr.('ian. Te-ir burn 1-n v Mc gow, ('e.j r
tr me, I.'i:...'jy Oi rd-a ai.d lljgjmins a S3
ran
jiiiiimm; vrn vi-4 sn.noi) i' I".
Cii-.sp Finishes -ifnrlc lb;' it t Hniplrej
Cll- Trael;.
Xcw York. Aug. 12. Close and exciting
llnish- characterized the Grand Circuit
raifs at the Hmpfre City track to-day. In
the 2:17 trot, ioonora was the choice, but
she was never formidable. "lFs Jeanotte,
who had tho pole, led to the quarter,
where s,hc was passed by Harline S.. who
led the party to the top of the stretch,
wheii be was joined by AIox Campbell and
lluxenlte. and won In the order named,
necks apart.
The M ptice. fnr the I:1S clas. only
produced a cusa of six. Morning Star, the
favorite, won in straight heats. Sum
maries: 2 Pi pace stake, ".., mile heat?
two in
inree:
Vi.rmeir Wr. Ii li liv (C'nr 1'elfitrr Fanev
Kclhorlie. Pi Waglneme (Mcl)it.aM... .1 3.
Cr.Ina Maid. t. m. (Mclw-ii;gh ini 2 2
1'itron Gratlm. l. g. (G"-rs) 3 3
Vmnlo King. ih. m. iWlKini 5 4
Ansu I'mntfr. b. g. MacPher-in) 4 uls
Ili.t. Hushes, h. h. (Hlghlght) dis
Tlme-2:0-3. 2.6'i.
2 15 trot, him If. Fchultz Stak'S. S1.210:
Hi nine lEussell. ti. h.. Iiy connlger ,
IIi,r.r.Ie Klla (Hudsiin) 13 1
Arlato. Ii a ile Ityderl 3 1 2
Slid K . cli. g. (Cuinmlnss and Mc-
Imnal'li 5 - S
Tuna. P. in. (Goodrich) 2 4
Media, b. in iDoble) 7 i
Ver.dira. br. m iG.jrd n) 7 5
Delma Grejor. b m. Illest) 5 a 7
Sonatr. b. m. (Kenny) 3 Sole
Giai .to-ie. I,e s (l)rumm) S dls
T K. X. b b iMoore) lli
Nellie Jav re m (McKay) dls
Time- 27'- 2:l01.. 2:11.
2:17 tn.t, purse l'i. mile nn.l cne-s'xt'er.tn
dash :
Harllne . b. m . 1 v Karl Miss Simmons.
I. Ilcut Allen "arrlsn 1
Alix. Can nLell, t g (Cummings) 2
I"i;xonlle. x m. (Thomas) I
Itnora. b m (Dryd'r 4
Mis Jeanette 1. Maln.and 6, liallaat 7, Bells
Slls-n J
Tliit-l'rM1,.
2.')7 trot. ;-ursc l. dash, one mile:
Swift b. h. by Antonio Itesrollect. by
KentU'-ky lTlr.ce (Ticehurst) 1
Caspian ! r (.--'iiaii-i -
llawt'ierri'. io. in. iltulsom 3
MiKluI-j. h c. (Boone) 4
Iiiebta I. V.entworth '.
Tl'r.e 23
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Wlnfeid strvion. b Ii.. by Soraway BIuo
Peail. in- Grover's Hln IJell (McGolre). . .. 1
Alb.rt. to v (McDonald! 2
Kud'irt, 1 Ik. m l.-nci) 3
Sun-en bll, m iWileOti) 4
Itirin It' n-rv 1, Xrva Patchea S. (Jascade
7. centniiie s. Tix.e Curd S
Tlme2:'i7V
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Time 1
l'ririe Alert 2
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oIre' Dame l'.iriin Will Offer Frlrcs
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Athletic events will be the feature of
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Farish at Itlnkel's Grove. No. CSOO Easton
avenue, to-morrow. The programme In
cludes 10). SO and 41" yard dashes, relay
races for boys and girl- races.
Several prizes have leen offered and a
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Scattt-rei! ami Locals Fail
to Score.
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DiiiiiunHvc Twirlcr Allows Visit
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made olf "Wee Willie" Sudhoff by the
cha'i pionp. gave yesterday's game to Bos
ton by a. score of 2 to n. One double was
made In the first, when Boston scored,
and two in the ninth, when they tallied
again.
"Irish Bill" Dine en. who twirled for tho
vii-itors. was hit safely just twice as
often, but tho his Celt kept the hits so
-,ii! cnotterejl Onf not rt runlipr on the.
local team was able to make connectlonj
with the home plate.
DItcen's work was extreme ly cedltable.
He kept the local batsmen In a quandary
all the time.
Kiery time the locals got men on base.,
which was not often. BUI oiled hl fa
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sixth Hemphill and Heldrlck each clouted
the sphere safely, and In the ninth Hcid
II k and Jones hit safely, but Dineen re
tired their c mpanlon? before they could
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Again did the Browns exhibit a ratched
up front. Je.-se Burkett. who returned to
:he game Thursd.sv after an absence of
nearly two w 'k. was out of the fray
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