Sports
Three Favorites Bring Down Long Ends
of Purses at Emeryville Track
YESTERDAY'S WINNERS
\u25a0 Beat
Hone. Jockey. Price.
Albion H...SandyH ...Sandy 4-1
N'edda .80w1.....'. .15-1
Prank Flittner. ..Wi150n..... 5-2
Elevation /. Da>1i...... 9-2
BlasrK Graham.... 9-5
Sir BrUlar. Graham.... 1-1
J. R. Jeffery
The horses ran well to form at
Emeryville yesterday and the public
managed to pick some winners. Favor
ites captured half the card and only
one cfutslder figured in the list of
winners. Jockey Graham came Into
the limelight with two winning
mounts . .
Albion H, with Sandy In the saddle,
scored easily In the opening race, a
four and a half furlong dash for 2
year old fillies. It was a moderate lot
with which she was running, and
.when Katie Rains, the favorite, finding
the route too far, stopped at the pad
dock. Albion H took the lead and
reached the wire far in front of her
field. Alice F, & filly owned by "W. P.
Magrane and Joe Trlgue and starting
for the first time was as easily second.
She had been backed down to 12 from
15 by smart players who had been im
pressed with her work in preparation
for the race. Saucy M came along In
time to take show honors from the
tiring favorite. Sadie H, heavily
played, failed to show anything.
Nedda and Furze, two 15 to 1 shots,
get away in front in the second, a
five and a half furlong sprint for 3
year "old maidens, and ran one-two all
the way. Borel was up on Nedda,
which led Furze by less than half a
length at the finish. Senator Warner,
the favorite, ridden by the aprentice
boy. Charbonneau. came from a long
way back to be third. School BelU
the second choice, was the victim of a
very weak ride by Jockey Graham,
who was pulling her up a good part
of the journey, j .-/J
Frank Flittner, favorite in the third
race, won In a gallop. F. Wilson, the
stable apprentice, rode the horse in
faultless fashion, contenting himself
with waiting In behind the pace with
his mount In the early part and mak
ing his move at the proper time in
the stretch. Adirondack, the pace
maker, was compelled to relinquish the
lead near the paddock, but finished
second, five lengxhs behind the winner.
Foncasta ran third. Fury ran a poor
race, which was foreshadowed by the
betting, the horse receding from 2s
to is.
Elevation, third choice in the fourth
at a mile and an eighth, jumped out
in front right after the break and
showed the way from wire to wire. It
was his second victory In W. D. Ran
dall's colors. Reggie Davis was in the
saddle and gave the horse a perfect
ride. Byronerdale was always in close,
but unavailing in pursuit of the win
ner and finished second. Hi Caul Cap
.came from behind in the stretch and
took third place from Corrigan, the
favorite, by a head. Corrigan" could
never get to the front, but finished
close up. Tie others were beaten' off
raacy lengths. : '•»; ,; '.' : *-;/ ;
The good colt Blagg made It four
straight end scored his seventh *wln
of the season by taking the measure
of F. Nugent and other clever sprinters
in the fifth race, for which he was
favorite. Jockey Graham rode him
with good .judgment, taking off the
sizzling pace set by Combury' ln the
early part and deferring his move un
til the stretch, where the colt galloped
to the front and easily stood off F.
Nugenfs challenge in the final drive.
The fast clip at which Sandy sent
Combury along in the early stages
proved his undoing and Fair Fagot
beat him for third place, so tired was
he at the end.
i Sir Brillar, Graham up, odds on
choice in the closing race, made good
in decisive style, running seven fur
longs In the fast time of 1:26 1-6.
Showing all the dash and speed of his
best form. Sir Brillar forged into the
lead soon after the break in spite of
being off none too well, and, leaving
hjs fieifi lengths to the rear, passed
the judges* stand nearly three lengths
in advance of Ethel Day, with which
Sandy was in strenuous pursuit. Ora
torlan, heavily played, could not even
get the show, being beaten -out by
Good Cheer, which ran closest to the
leaders throughout, but was 10 lengths
distant at the end.
Gossip of the Track
The ban against Jockey Gross, who
was suspended on account of his fail
ure to win with Escalante, which suf
fered a head defeat by Phalanx while
running as an odds on favorite May. 4,
\u25a0was lifted by the stewards of. the New
California Jockey club yesterday so
far as the horses of his employers, H.
TV. Hoag & Co., are concerned. Esca
lante has since started several \u25a0: times
and has failed to run any better for
othtfr boys than he did for. Gross, For
the present, at least. Gross will not be
allowed to accept any mounts outside
the Hoag & Soule stable. The boy
Kives promise as a rider and probably
wllltry his best to keep out of trouble
In the future. .
Jockey Hunter was before the stew
ards yesteraay, but ; no official an
nouncement concerning the case of the
suspended rider was forthcoming be
yond the, statement that £he Investiga
tion was being- continued. in hope of
landing blgjrame. » ;
Jockey cT Ross, who Is in the - em
ploy of Roy, Off utt, has been told to
accept no mount* ;at Emeryville for
the present. There Is no ruling against
him, however. . * " *. ;,"-.
It is the talk; at 'New York that
Charles : G. Gates Is backing C E.
Durnell in the project to get together
a powerful racing stable in France.
It is said that the horses will be raced
5n France during the sojourn of Gates
in that country and will - then be
brought over for a campaign on the
American tracks. '
Sachet and School, Bell, two of Ru
<3olph SpreckelsV horses, : will -b« raced
at Seattle under the management of
£. J. Ramsey. JjqUoQP \u0084'
J. 1L Lyon has , decided to , make
book at Seattle.
Gil Curry \has? gone £0 -Denver with
the horses' he . has; been handling here.
Roy fihumway, who; has. been' taking
«noney for the Nevada^dab* all season,
was operated upon' for. appendicitis at
the Providence hospital '- in 'i\ Oakland
yesterday.;
A. B. Pomeroy has purchased the
gelding * Lazell from the . CaMf ornia
stable. s \:>7A.~'* .'' "
J. Bullmaa y has been s , granted a li
cense to ride at the Toronto -track. -
Shot Gun is working well at: New
The good horse Au'Hevoir* died -last
week at George C. Bennett's; farm.
Z. G. Stebbins of Chicago,! will be
presiding judge at the Denver;meet
ing and Ed, Tribe 'will do the starting/
- Daruma has been put on the, school
ing list. 1 ,
Keene's Superman Wins Brooklyn Handicap
San FranciscQ Call's Form MM
Racing
OAKLAND, Monday. Mly 20, 1907.—Seventh Cay summer meeting. Clear.* Track' fast. .E. C.
Hopper, presiding judge. Richard Dwyer, starter. .-•.;• ; \u25a0 -.\u25a0\u25a0-• " \u25a0 ' "\u25a0 . -_\u25a0'--
1002 «^«'" IST RAGE ~-Four and a half "furlongs; selling; 2- rear old fillies; value, to; first,
In<3ex.| Horse and Owner. |Wt|St. V* *Vt '% Str. Fin. | Jockey I Op. 01. \u25a0-
966 Albion H (Rellly Co.) .•......, 112 3 ... ... 2 1%11%1 2% 5andy....... 3" 4 -'\u25a0
•.. Alice F (Magrane Co.) ....... 112 5' ...... 3n 31^23 Phillips..... 15 12
"l* n ny« y i 1i 1 (S. Martin) ........ 113 2 ...... 4%413 1% Keogh ...... '- 6- '10 •-
2S? Katie Rains (J. B. Dunn).... 112 1 ... ... 12 2 n 4h» Fischer-.:.-. 5-2 13-5 !
m« Kaftan (W. W. King) 107 6 .... ... 71615 1% Stuart ..... 10-25
966 Sadie JT(G. Edison) ........ 112 7 ... ... 6 n GJ& 63- C. Williams. 6 4
l?n «t« ta t! °t,. Tesas (H. Mann)..... 107 9 ... ... 9 2 81.7 1 Borel :T.:T...Z. 50 .60
S?i 5. ntte City < p- G- I-ynch)..... 102 8 ....... 8 2%9 2 8 E. Lynch .:; 50 30
Charay (F. McMahon) f. 112 4 ..'.\u25a0 5.1-1 n 94. Goodchild .. 10 12
c^ i-7 °ore <>n (Olive Grove sU.). 107 10 ...... 12": 10 110 2 G. Nichols .. ,20' 60;.
fit r.,?f h Hr .(B. (B- Schreiber)........ 112 12 ...... 11 %11 %ll n 1 R.: Davis %.. 'r 20 ,60
bG4 Llllla (A. B. Pomeroy) .......107 11 ... ...10 12 ,12 Klrschbanm \u25a0 ' 20; 10
Time—:232-5, :48..:55. At postH\i minutes... Off at 1:51. Albion, place. 8-5;; show, :7-10.:7-10. .
-r , •J'v *^ 5: 6how. 5-2. Saucy, show, 11-5. Winner b.-f.,iby . Soltaire-Lucille VII. i
' ?"!r« ae<i by a^. 11 *1117- Start sood- Won handily. Second easily. . Highest price—Katie 3,'
. as Albion H got to the front In stretch and held her company safe without being
jPirS «'- Uc * ran well for a flr9t out and wlll d - Saucy M ran an Improved race. Rains !
dogged it as usual. Sadie H ran a poor race. , -. ._\u25a0\u25a0-.-\u25a0- \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 •
1003 $3liP ND EACE ~FITe *nd » half furlongs;_ maidens; 3 year olds; valu« to. first, ;
tngfx.j Horse and Owner. |Wt|St. % % % Str. Fin. 1 Jockey | Op. Cl.
|i| ££?*/i*™ l!,* °°-} • 107 2 '••• 12- ! %\u25a0! %\u25a0!\u25a0%\u25a0\u25a0 80re1,......] 12. •13 ;
a-Z Tll™*T 11™* <Sea Alr stableK...:... 107 3 ... 2 1%2 2%2 22 h E. Lynch;.. 12 :2
ST? o^: W»rner (D- S. Fountain).. 104 8 ... 7%4%3• ij 3 % Charb'neau S ;8-s\u25a0•',, 8-s'.
o-c S 1 ,« X« fe <DaTIM Co-» 107 6 ... 5 1%3 2 4 3 44. W.-Smith .. , 10 . 10-.
0-0 J? l}* 11 * B,J G- p- McNeil) ....102-9 ... ,8 h..7,U65 H4sn; Mentry.... 20 15!
oil i Te v tM, nS (S- L- Bntler) 107 5 ... 19h,8 2>iTn 6m Ia Nichols . 8 13 ,
913 ISehool Bell (Sobre VlsU stable) 107 4 41 6h 8 3 7'2>4 Graham ...: .5- d ,
'kkl 4 en, Row (Orange Vale stable) 109 7 ..." 6n 5 1 6 1%8 4. C.- Williams. 12 " 16:
O^J H^well (J. Ryan) ... ..104 10 ...10 10 294 9 6 Mcßae...... 15 8
oil (Pueblo stable)..... 109112 ... 12 11 nl2 ,102% R. Davis .. 25 SO,.
cP {\ Vre,S 1'F t (B. Schrelber).. 109 11 ... 11 12 11 111 1 Goodchild:.. 20 25
S4i Reba (H. Green) 107| 1 3%9n10 112 Kirachb'm .. ih 30 50 ;\u25a0
Time— :24 1-5, :49 1-5, 1:08. At post 2% minutes. Off at 2:17%. ,Nedda, place, 5; show,' '
5-2. Furae, place. 5; show, 5-2. Warner, show; 1-2. Winner cK":f. by, Borgia-Ixra-Ste-^
yens. Trained by J.-Baclealupl. Start good. Won driving.. Second "same. .-High price —"'
Nedda 15. Fune 15. Warner 5-2, Kelfe 12, Willawaw 50. Nedda had the speed, \u25a0 went right *
10 the rront, and although tiring, stuck it out. Furze ran a good race.': Warner, not; off
to very good advantage, saved ground, but could not get up. School Bell absolutely no
cnanca with the ride. Graham was.pulling her up most of the time.v «— .: - : . ,:.;
1004 flr?t IED 5« RACE —°ne *nd " clgntll "'"^i selling; 4 year, olds and upward; vain* to \
Index. I- Horse and Owner. |Wt|St. % % % . Str. Fin. I Jockey I Op. CI.
SSS {Frank Flittner, 4 (J. S. Wood) 107 2<5% 644 4 2^l n 1 5 JF. -Wilson... ' 5-2 2
955 lAdirondack. 6 (H. L. Shannon) 109 4 1 1%1 3 13 2 4 2 3 Graham...: 20 ; 20
996 Foncasta, • 6 (J. Curl) :...109 62% 2n 2 1»43 1%3 2U, Sandy..-....... 6 7.
914 Ismalllan, 5 (W. P. Maxwell). 107 8 3 n 5 2^5 2%4 2 42j R.} Davis..:: 8 6 !
967 Bonar, 6 (Stevens & Son) 109 510 2 8 n 8 n SnSIH E. Lynch.... 12 20
?® J^ry. 6 (G. P. McNeil).. 104 11 4 2%4 V. 6%614 6*i Mentry ..... 3 9-2
987 Watercure, a (R. R. Rice Jr.) 104 9 62 3^3n 7:1 76 , Grote -.....: 15 12
968 Lady Fashion, 5 (A. W. Enos) 107 1 8 1%7 1%9 1 8% 8 h Klrschb'm .. r 6 9
957 Veterano, a (Multnomah).... 112 312 12 •12 11 n 9 n L.;A. Jacksnl .15 50 ;
952 El Primero. 4 (E. J. Baldwin). 109 10 7n 9h 7 1%9 110 2% Goodchild ..| 25 40
967 Baker, 5 (Daties Co.) 112 12 91^10 410410 111 W. - Smith... -25 50
955 Jernsha, 5 (Engstrom) 102 7114115 11 212 12" C. Smith....| 25 ;60 ..!
Time— :24. :49, 1:14 4-5. 1:404-5. 1:53 1-5. At post 1 minute. Off, at 2:42^4.. Flittner, place.v
,4-!5; show, 2-5. Adirondack, place, 8; show, 4. Foncasta, show, 3-2. v Winner eh. : h.. by r;
Bannockburn-Derfargilla. Trained by V. H. Terry. Start good. --; Won easily. Second same.
Highest price —Adirondack 30, Foncasta 8, Ismalllan 10, Fashion 10. Frank Flittner \u25a0 much \u25a0:\u25a0
the best. He moved np by degrees and breezed over the leaders In last furlong. Adirondack v
ran his race. Foncasta ran a fair race. Ismalllan had come speed." Fury ran?a"poor:'?
race, never showing any speed during the race.- -. \u25a0\u25a0.•\u25a0-. ; \u25a0 :: ,' \u25a0. ; •
.lOn6! FOURTH RACE—One and an eighth "miles; selling; 4 year olds and upward; value
lUUO to first, $325. -. \u25a0 , \u0084... - , .-. :\u25a0 ; ;; .. "\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0•.-;....\u25a0\u25a0; -
Index.! Horse and Owner. IWtlSt. %\u25a0 H % • Str. Fin. I Jockey I Op. CIT
(SS6) Elevation. 4 (W. D. Randall).|lo9 5 11 1 lifcl IHIII 1% R. Davis'.. .1 4 ; 9-2
(962) Byronerdale, a (J. M. Crane). 109 6 2124 24 2 2 2n Fischer:.... 2:13-5 =
969 HI Caul Cap, a (Robison) 109 4 414 2 4 6 4 4 3 h G. Williams. 12 20 .
9il Corrigan. a (H. E. Rowell).. 112 133 323n 3 n 4 10-TSandy ...... "5-2 2
969 Hooligan. 5 (J. A. Armstrong) 109 3 8 n 7 1%5 2 54. 51% Borel: ...... 20 SO
WS Lazell. 5 (A. B. Pomeroy)... 109 2 7nlo 2 8n 6 1 61% Nutting .... .15 25;
(952) Daniel C, 4 (Dealey C 0.)..... 109 8 9U, 8 1 C 1%7 1 7% Goodchild .. .12 \2O
S9« Briers, a (Fleur de Lis) ..... 108 11 12 12 12 8182 Keogh ..... 12 20
952 Taby Tosa, a (Goodln C 0.)... 109 10 10 3 9 h 9h 9Vi 9 n Howßrd \K... "30 60 ','
956 Rotrou, 4 (W. Mnrphy) ...... 109 911 HH 2%11 %11 210 3 A. Wright... 15 * 20
8754 Capable, a (J. F. D0n10n)..... 109 7 6 h 6 1%7 %10 211 4 Riddle ..... 30 100 *
096 Desmages. 4 (D. E. Smith).. 104 12 5 %"5 nlO 12 G.Mcholg.. 15. 20
Time— :24. :48 3-5, 1:14 1-5, 1:40 1-5. 1:53 1-5. At post V» minute. Off.at 3:C3. Elevation, place, »
4-5: show. 7-10. Byronerdale, place. 1; show, 1-2. Cap, show. 3. Winner eh. g. by Dieu
donne-Scotch Fir. Trained by W., D. Randall. Start good. Won handily.' Second driving.' .
Elevation perfectly ridden. Davis rated him In front and he led all the way, winning with.
something in hand. Byronerdale ran his race. Hi Caul Cap pegged away at same'gait all*
the way and ontgamed Corrigan In last stride. . '\u25a0 . 1. . -. .-» , " .
100S FIFTH RACE —Six furlongs; purse; 3 year olds; value to first,. $325. .\u25a0 ; .. . v:'
Index.!'- Horse and Owner. |WtjSt. %; Vi -% \ Str. Fin. I Jockey j Op. \u25a0; Cl. :(
(947) IBlagg (Lee 4'Son) ...... 111 2 ... 2 % 2 % 2 n 1 l%(Oraham \u25a0•;... ,7-5 13-10
(970) IF. Neugent (Spharetg & C 0.).. 11l 3 ... 3%3 13 3 21^ CWilllams r 2x 11-5
958 Falr-Fagot(S. L. Butler) .... 104 6 ."..: 5 1i45 4' 4 2»43 2' L. Nichols. SO.' 150?
- 988' Combury <Antrlm stable):.:.; 101 4 ... 1 121 3•4 4; Sandy :.-..': : -53.-—.... '\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0• \u25a03.
—.... Red-Garter,(J.FrDonlan).."T. 106 .7 ...; 4 4 4,2; 5 3-5 I 1I 1- RWdle «...;. 7 50-\>4o
999 Oomo (Marks & C 0.):...:..:.. 109 1 ... 62' « 2^6 3 6 4-, Phillips .... .15 JtO
970. L. C. Ackerly'CD. A.R088):.. 108 5 - ... 8% 8 74V 7 3 Keogh .;.... 100 \3OO
992 Taos (J. Curl) .............. 101 9- ... 9: 75 -8 4-8 6" Ryann:;;.:. -50 200
OSS Confidence (P. stables) .r....'. 99 8 '•;.'."I 4 9 9 - 9 Mentry ..;.. qpO 2001 •
Time—:24, :48, 1:13 2-5. At post 1% minutes. Off at 3:31. Blagg, place, 9-20; out" show. '
Neugent, place, 11-20; out show. Fagot, show, 6. Winner b. g. -by : Free-: Knight-Stella
Perkins. ' Trained by L. _O. Lee. Scratched —Otto Price. Start good. Won driving. Sec- -
ond handily. High - price—Blagg 9-5, Combury 16-5, Ackerly COO, Taos 300, Confidence 300 '-'-\u25a0'
Blagg best ridden. Graham got Aim away well, took off the early pace and outrode-Will
iams on F. Neugent at the end. Williams went all to pieces -on ' F: Neugent * allowing him
to swerve badly at paddock. Fair Fagot closed well. Combnry stopped' to a. walk -after,-"'
showing the early speed. Tab Red Garter. , ' \u25a0- - . . . , .; '
1007 SLXTH RACE—Seven furlongs; 4 y«ar olds and upward; value to.first, $325. ~
Index.| Horse and Owner. |Wt| Bt. M, v, .% Str. Fin. I Jockey .: | Op. Cl. :
(064) Sir Brtllar, 5 (C. J. Casey).. 112 7 1 1%1 6 1 8%1 3 1 2^i Graham .... .-\u25a0- 1 9-10
963 I Ethel Day, 5 (W. F. Walter).. 102 6 4n 2% 2 n 2 1%2 7 Sandy :..... 6-5 13-101
994 iGood Cheer. 6 (W. Hawke).... 105 8 7 % 3 1 3 4 3 3 33% A.. Wright... -50 100 ,
983 Oratorlan, 4 (J. B. Dunn).... 105 3 2 2 4% 4 2^4 IVJ4 5 IFlscher ..... .20 15
971 Etapa, 4 (C. W. ChappeU).. 105 5 8 8 :-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 8 6%5 7 \u25a0 Stuart .....'. 200v500
524 Enchanter. 5 (Bride C 0.)..... 104 16 Vt I%6Vt 5 2 .6 2 |L. Nichols... 100 500
995 iMaud Muller, a (M. D. Miller) 102 4 '5 2 6 h 7 2 7 2 7 8 iMcßae ..... - 100 <500-.
994 IBantam. 4 (Hall & M.) 102 2 3 1%5 1%5 n 8 8 JKtrschb'm .. -20 '50
Time —:23 1-5. :48 1-5. 1:13 2-5,: 1:26 1-5. At post 2% minutes. Off at 3:57%. - Brillar \u25a0 place -
1-4; out show. Day, place. 1-4; out show. Cheer, show, 2. Winner h. by Sir Modred- "
Brillar. Trained by C. J. Casey. Scratched —A. Muskoday,. Phalanx, Martinmas, Cigarlighter
Start good. Won ridden out. Second easily.: Highest price —Ethel Day' 7-5, Oratorlan 30' Sir-
Brillar broke from well ontside of the bunch, quickly got to the front, \u25a0 set a fast pace' and '
had his field dizzy chasing him. Ethel Day ran her race. Good. Cheer gamest of ~ the^
• others and Is Improving. Tab Etapa In caeap company. Bantam not near, a race. -
The Call's Selections
/
By J- R.Jeffory
Flrat^ race— Bendaga,- Saint .Blo
dan, Svredc Sam.
Second race— Koiicoe, St. Denis,
Andrevr B. Cook.
Third raee — Sheen, Santa \u25a0- Ray,
PefirßTT O»XeaL
Fourth race-^-My Choice, The,
Skipper, Aaron J. • .
Fifth race— Gosslper, . Mlaty*a
Pride, St. Francis.
- Sixth race— Cabin, San AlTiso, !
JATiun.
Entries at Emeryville
1 The entries and wefghts for today's
races . are as follows: .
- FIRST RACE— Fire furlongs; selling; 2 year
olds: •' \u25a0 . . \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0.- / .-\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0."
.872 "Jockey Mounce : (Fountain) ."..... 106
972 »Altair (Clifford) .. :...... .104
991 Swede Sam (H. I. Wi150n). ::..... ....109
972 Bustler' (Pomeroy) ..................114
954 Import (Healey) . ... . . i ............ . . 114
936 *Sir Wesley : (Chappell) ........... ... 104
972 Jlrish Mike (Sehreiber) ...... V........ 109
943 Rulncstone . (Lee & Son) ......."..'....Mil
936 Great Apache (Wallace) \u0084;.;.....;.. .109
991 Saint Modan (Marchemont stable) ..:. 109
972 Warden Yell' (Oakland 6table) : . : ; : ; . 109
... Ben Stone (J. Curl) \u25a0\u25a0>\u25a0\u25a0?. . ... ....... . . . . 109
• Formerly • Bendaga ." by b.'g., Bea
Strome-Baldaga, -
SECOND RACE— Six furlongs; -selling; -s* year
olds and^up:. .- -: - ... -. . •
973 Glendenninjc (Hammond) ....;:.'...:.. 109
. 990 SeaAlr (Sea Air stable) :..Y......V...107
826 Sandstone (Fleur de \u25a0 LIB stable).:.... 109
757 ' Aunt Polly (Reality, stable) \u25a0-.....;.. 102
\u25a0702 De Orammont- (Durker) / .;."... ..109
BSS Follow Me (L. C." Williams) ....... .109
BS4 Cerro Santa . (EUerd) ..:......... • . ... .109
974 Roscoe.. (Ramsey) \u25a0 ....;.*.:.; :.V.".... '.112
937 Dr. Rowell (McNeil) n.~:T.^r.v;;i-...M0»
999 Smithy Kane (Hall &. Marshall) .....109
990 St. • Denis : (Tanke) v. . . . . . .\ ." .: ... 109
975 Andrew . B. Cook ; (Elite) . . . . . .*. . . . . . . . 112
'-. f. THIRD RACE^-Slx f urlonps; : selling; 4 , year
olds -and up: - ' --'\u25a0, " : " • ', :
973 El Chihuahua (Bedenbeck) .. T.; ..... .109
973 Distributor. (Neil) ............... ...::309
\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 994 i Beautiful and Best (Bondy) . . . .... . . .112
. (794)»Sheen (Lynchi .... .. . .". . . . . .. .-. . . . . .102
973^Bogohama (Flaherty) ............ r.. 107
S6O *Last Faustus (Ryan) ..:.:..V.:.:V..104
: . . Lord ProTont (E. C.'- Blnm) .... . .'.".rr. 109
, 938 Black - F.yes . (Edison) ; : . ..;.'. .V7.:.'.V. 107/
. BSS Dick .Wilson (Sullivan) \u0084 . . . . . .-...; ...112
&S»6 Santa Rcy, (Clifford) .....;........* .107
, 996 PPKKy O'Neal (DaTison) ......."..;.";". '.107
.» »96 •Hersalfl: (Rice) .............. :.v.r.102
.'FOURTH -RACE— Sir furlonps; selling; 4
year olds and. up: .: -•
976 Princess iWbeelpr : (Fine) .............107
\u25a0* 997 Paddy • Lynch' (O'Donnell) - :;: V. : ;: : 7t \u25a0; 109
950 *Masedo (Reilly.& Co.) ...... ....;.;107
. 876 E: M. i BrattaJn (Millln) . .t:V"v:'."?r.~::.Ni9
.861- *TItDS ;II; II * (McNVII) . . . . . . . . . . . . . .-. ..:iO4
'•\u25a0 952 My ; Choice - (Goodln) \u25a0.:,:.. . . : . . : : . . : : . 1 07
986 The -Skipper- (Marchemont ' stable).". ;•; .112
\u25a0 '.'. 952 Aaron . J > (Brannnn) ....... ; ....... V; . \ 100
' «86 Prestilte . (Fleur d<» . Lis * stable) ';..;. '..112
C973il>otta SGladstone ; (Harris) •r....".";r.:v.t107
(9«o) Yellowstone HWood l rv:". ..;..". .'.^.vr.r.lo7
931 Search Me ' (Bell Xo.) \u0084..;.....:. :v;r . 13 2
1 FIFTH RACE— Fire . and a .' half furlongs; .
THE ; SAN;;FRA^OISGO' CALly^^TUESl)A^;^^Y^2i&Hl9.d7^^
511136 han(ll cap : 3 ' year olds . and up ; $600 •
999 Native Son (Stover) :...'; .-;\u25a0;.' • in"
(9S2)Misty's : Pride. (Kirby) :.:..'"\u25a0"""-' m
(993)Oosslper •\u25a0 (Touhey) . . . ....: ""• '-' " "*ioo
, 093 Royal Rogue OfcCafferty* . . . . ; ' V; : ' ' iu3
' St. Francis (Maple stable) • : . ; . . . . ' io^ S
(994) Optician (De Annan) . . .. .. :..."!!""I;ii2
.SIXTH RACB-One mile; purse; 3 year olds
3.11(1 Up. " '-'-.. '-.\u25a0.' . . - • -..* a --•.:•
1000 Cabin- (Bninnon) ••\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0.:.'..\u25a0. if>6
i^7 clamc lam l c , Meol {F - M - smith)"-.: ::;:;•;;:: 104
»95 Johnstown ' (Cahill & Co.) r. . . . . . . - JOS
950 Integrity fHennessey) .':; ' V •! KioH
977 Llvlns (WaUhauser) . . . . . ; • .'\u25a0'. . . . [ : [^
• Apprentice allowance/
LIGHTS OUT JUMPS WELL,
Ky...- May 20.-We.tntr. dear.
\u25a0io^iT^Sa'fig^- half : 2 '"*
S^? 8 * 111 * 1 Jo «kcy- Wt. St. Str. Fin"
5-I— Stone Street 1 (J. Lee) . .110 • 6 3 4 1 vi
20-1-Budge Work (Troxler) . 108 2 l ? :i f
5-I— B-2 Brigade : , (A. Brown) 110 ; 6i 2 [ V. d 31 i°
Ttae--:56 .; Orlandot. :Malmaison> VanseC'Saba:
t°; n Ma AiS n^ J \?- McAllister. Merrifleld..Bitter- ;
man, Albert M. ,\u25a0\u25a0 Lep Godchaui, i Cbarose Jn
surgent. Water Loc t finished as namooV ' °
race— Six furlongs, 3 year bids:' '
Odds. Horse, and ; Jockey. *• Wt. \u25a0 St \u25a0 • Sfr Pin
25-1-Royal River (Bllac) . . V 97. ll" : 3h'.f£ i.
17-I— Nedra" (Minder) .:...... 105 , 6 2 h \u25a0' n
8-I—No Quarter (Pickens):.;97 '3 \u25a0IVi i n : '
T M^V 15 ittle 9^' Earner Grisweli;
Monvlna,'- Webber, « Javanese, .\u25a0 Druien The
Golden Bird, All Ablwe, \u25a0 Denlgrew ; KeitaSS
finished as named. * •- .- - - -",
old^"v^ Wr ? nd , a ' h^ . fur l« n « 8 ' 2 year
Odds. Horse and ? Jockey. : Wt- St/iStr Yin ,'\u25a0
11-2-Oeneva- S (A.. Brown): 107 '7'lh •-f % '
25-I— K. Murphy .Truman) .MO2 T'4 ,3 '\u25a0 V, <2 H
30-I—Wald. Belle (Hatchett) 92 , 5* 6 4 •>. 3 h
Time— :65 3-5. Lattice,- Mary . Talbott.V' Merry
81ue.% Pantops. \u25a0 Lady ,\u25a0 Flora,-* Frances "S Fr ia7
A thor, Little Jennie^ finished as named. '« . "
'Fourth race^-Shbrt, course; 3 year olds and up
ward; steeplechase handicap:- I " -;• • . -.„-
Odds. L Horse ' and •' Jockey. - Wt. St. Rtr ' Fin
: 6-I— Lights Out (Pemb.).:,145 7^l U ' 1 „'
20-I— Kildoe(B. i'RuHsell)... 133 ?3 .2 3? '\u25a0"£ Vil
7-1-^— Naran : \u25a0' (Morrison)..-:"; '.143 j 4' 3 4 -"Wi?-;
Time,;: 2:55. Vinegar.-: Dell I Leath;? HoVl
.. Kmtal.i Weber ; Fields \u25a0 and Lochgoll finished aa
'.* named. ~- r , . '\u25a0_ .- *: ' ; ; - \u25a0\u25a0 * \u25a0 \u25a0'- \u25a0 : , ; \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 . .-\u25a0 \u0084
-Fifth race— Six furlongs. 1 3 year} olds and üb
ward:'". '-".v-- \u25a0\u25a0- \u25a0 -.-\u25a0-.- \u25a0\u25a0-• v * .-* ; *. i:'v ; 'v'.,.'ut .-•*\u25a0-...\u25a0 ;. \u25a0\u0084„-\u25a0
Odds. Horse and Jockey.' . ; wt. St. -- Str : Fin \u25a0
16-s— Frontenac; (J.* ; Lw) .v; ; ; no ii 4Tp 1, ftfr
13-s— Funiclalre (D. Sr Aiistln)'.lo3 i ll<£ 3 U,^o^ V
15-1— Orlandwlck -. (Troxler) ; ; .108 J 6 T 4^2 '¥ \'\\£
Time. V 1 :l^:^ Nat iß,"ilJsury^ Gambrlnut/Our
Anna. .. Etrena.^McArney,-. Glenarm' and b in.
-; .vestor finished ?as named. s\u25a0• - , J .» < - \u25a0
Sixth race— Mile 1 and; a\ furlong; 4 r ear nI j.
and upward :\u25a0• .. .v--'.-:'.. •\u25a0-'"...; '.;. -: .- \u25a0\u0084'.\u25a0 - .\u25a0\u25a0 ..'\u25a0 -\u25a0, '' " "!;•
Odds."-i Horne 7 and ijockpv.'.lwt. 1 ' St Str ' ' r-i^' '
11-2— Bendlgo \ (J. Lee) r>: ..' . 107 v 3* : - liaf.? i>2'J
12-I— Albert tFir(Dearborn)*.lo7: ! l '5 i : :o fi/'
12-1-^fhker ; (Bllac) : . r.VT.rr 98 1, 9S 3 1 \ •' j 3 ; k -
Tlme,^ 1 :54 4-5.* Rebounder.'J Ganie.-I Docile - For 1"
.. 3 soluca.'; Neva -Welch," Golden . Mineral and' { Bed
\ wood -. 11 . finished • as . named.^ \u25a0 •*.-.':« -'•-;,.
LOUISVILLE : ENTRIES
First race, < four J and *a \u25a0" half r f arlongs-^Cousln
Frances tlOS.l Silver; Cup i 108.' BaUa* 108?Eveivn
S \u25a0 108, Ada i O. -?. Walker .' 108,? Miss « Vigilant ? 108°
Ladyi Vle> 1083 Brown % Mary UOB.TJ Waldorf R*.it»
108, v Lady i Baldur ',loß.^ Biaek i Dress »108 A Emliv
N-*- 10S U Bosom "€, Frl«?nd S loß,'i Drop 3 Stitch * Kia <
Esther Brown 108,'i May' Jane tlOS. » - - _• . "'.
s. - Second race,' 5 one and^ a- quarter miles, selllne—
Bl tter / Brown = 102.-* Anna i Day i 102,^, Lacache HO3 '
Scalplock .108,-< Sultry ilO4;t Neva iWelch 1 106, v Re^
quest > 106,' Lady * Elll»oa> 106, f Redwoo<l II 107 4
BURNS IS WEAKENING
ON THE SQUIRES MATCH
Has Agreed to -Meet Jim
a Third JRater, ;
: " in the South-
R. A. Smyth
; ;8111 \u25a0 Squires ; has ; reason : to ,be proud
of the impression , he nas created among
the* heavyweight ) boxers/of/ this - coun
try./ First Jack'O Briendefclinedrto' try
conclusions with- hm; and 'now '^Tommy
Burns -is * throwing 2-i'out \u25a0Tprerrfonitory
signs i that rhe -. has ;rio desire \ to \u25a0: carry
out his agreement"; to':, meet ? the
tralian rin - an "•;' international % battle Yon
July- 4, .' f or . which ' articles "were .signed
at >Los Angeles \u25a0 last week. \; - -
\u25a0<- '.There « have V been $ murmurings for
some v days that : Burns ".was anxious to
get'out of the match, but the first posi
tive ; declaration ;came' In \ the \ form of .-a
dispatch received by Manager JimCoff
roth; yesterday.' 'It read:!: -?~ >: <ii:
'I am going to'flght Jlm*Flynn' In Los ' Angeles
on I June 7. > Will post $5,000 here for \u25a0-\u25a0 Sanlrea
date. -Answer If Satisfactory. ,' , ; , ,
IV V^V^Y^'v'^v-"' ; . . TOMMY BURNS.'
Coffroth -wired back: . ' 'V
"j I will not agree to_yonr boxing any one before
the Squires match.:;- Ton most post $2,500 forfeit
before . Wednesday afternoon or match is off. - -
\u25a0 ::\u25a0',.:: : \u25a0' ;>. % \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 I ";,;;'.--: • .. -.:;' J-; W. • COFFROTH. '- , v
•«\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 Burns places himself ln,a humiliating
position: when he passes up the Squires
match" and i takes on ' at third " rater . like
Flynh. V v Ho knocked out v the "; latter 'i in
Los ' Angeles , last t October; before a
?4;ooo]house. .The share :o* each: of* the
fighters 'was > |l,000. ; ; It :: is^ reasonable
to suppose a return^ match~ would i not
drawjmuch more money.' Burns is, to re
celve • an , $8,000 guarantee j purse ]in ithe
Squlresjmatch, which he Jeopardizes by
making '-;,the ' match with Flynn. :"It is
evident i he has > heard, about the ability
of : the f Austral ianVand \is I afraid "to, put
his „* fortunes to ; the test.' He, said re-,
centlyA that ; he /would 4 never '\u25a0 enter the
ring again unless for, big money, but he
seems , to have forgotten .this resolution
rapldly.v- Vl l ' ' .'•\u25a0 \u25a0 ' ' -\u0084; .
.V) Reynolds,* " representing
Squires, does not seem disturbed by the
situations 'Saldhe: v- : : ';•'';-
• : - Squires *• will ; box any; man in : America,' bar
none..: '. He . came here -." to ;;\u25a0 fight .' the •\u25a0\u25a0„' best
man^.ln.r.thls- country, f and; when . he- arrived
here he | found the public Interested In the meet-
Ing between ' Burns and O'Brien'in Los Angeles.
As they seemed the most representative of I the
American heavyweights, he agreed to meet the
winner. \- Burns was * declared the victor •by the
referee and we slg»ed articles to fight. . Now he
does not \u25a0 appear anxious > to ; ; fight: . If -It .' Is ' the
matter%of the $5,000 < side. bet that Is troubling
him. ..we \u25a0 would be willing- to . call; that off.* 1 if
Squires fights any other man. however, the I will
expect that $5,000 side bet to . be a part of the
money ; for which the.= men fight. ;.";;. \u0084 ,-"\u25a0.\u25a0.- -
' \u25a0 Manager Jim Coffroth said last night:
Squires < will fight here on July 4, even 'though
Barns' refuses to carry out. his agreement. I hare
given : Burns : until Wednesday ; to • make good on
the match, and if be does not clinch It with his
forfeits at that time I will. look elsewhere for «n
opponent \u25a0 for .Squires." -Mike \u25a0 Schreck » ls- willing
to take on Squires, nnd Jack Johnson also la a
candidate ' for the honor of defending the cham
pionship title. ';.-,-.\u25a0-.": ,-..--.
NEW YORK NATIONALS
LOSE GAME AT LAST
- Club— '..\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0/ v" \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0'. Won.: ;Loat. r-,':Pct."
> T ew York .. '.............:. 24 4 * ..859
Chicago •....„.. v; .-...;:•;\u25a0;. 23 \u25a0 "5 " .821
Plttsburjr \u25a0.;"..;..;;..:..•..-; i4- > . ' .9 \u25a0 .608
Philadelphia.:... .:.. ...V.:14 f 11 < -.560
805t0n ,. :.'...:.. .: . .:.ii,' \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0 itf ; :•\u25a0\u25a0-- 5-407
Cincinnati ... .; . ... . . . ... : . 9 > V: *:\u25a0 17 ;. ' .346
St.yLouis; ........'....„... 7 22 :241
Brooklyn *.....-\u25a0......,... \u0084v 4 -22 .154
NEW YORK, May 20.— New* York's "errors to
day.: gave St. Louis | lta ' chance, \ and ! - it i broke
New York's . winning streak \u25a0 of '17 -games.' ! Score:
' \u25a0\u25a0.--.:\u25a0 .; \u25a0"..- \u25a0:, \u25a0• . \u25a0*•• \u25a0/ \u25a0 -.: .• R. H. ,E.
St. Louis • v ....:........:.. i%fm 9 ; f- 2
New-York /;..*-...........:.. .......4 10 :.;4: .;4
'• Batteries-^Brown, and Marshall; Taylor, "Ames,
Ferguson and Bresnahan. Umpires— O'Day and
Emslie. ".-.\u25a0.... \u25a0'.•• \u25a0\u25a0]\u25a0; -; .-•'\u25a0.'
"BOSTON,-; May ;20.-^-Boston 'took vengeance to
day ;' for - three .' previous '• defeats ' in a one sided
game. : ; Both : pitchers -,'\u25a0 lacked ' control, 1 >\u25a0 but , the
visitors could do ' nothing with . Flaherty's curves
when - there were , men •on - bases. , - Score :
•\u25a0' --" '. : ' : , \u25a0; '. • \u25a0'• •--- -'- ; :.•\u25a0 \u25a0. '. R. VH. : ;
Boston .."..".......'.......•....../. ..-.6 ' ft" xi
Chicago y:r.".r:'; . : : . . : r.V. : . . . .... .1 ,5 - s
v ' Batteries-^-Flaherty ; and • Needham ; -, Fraser and
Moran." Umpires— Carpenter . and \u25a0 Klem.
• -PHILADELPHIA,^; May;' 20.— Philadelphia de
feated '- Cincinnati 1 in "" a pitchers', battle : today.
Score: : \-.-r \u25a0\u25a0;.' :\u25a0"\u25a0--; -. • "-\ -\u25a0 " "
•i -'- -;\u25a0 ' '" ; ,-• -, ; - TI:J H.'iiE.
Cincinnati- .:...'...:...-.. ..:... 2: -6 0
Philadelphia^'.. V.V 1 .:. ;'.-.'. '.V..r;..V.. 4 C_r.9 0
• •" Batteries— Ewing' and 'McLean; - Pittlnger , and
Dootn.j; Umplre-^-Rlgler. ;-^ • , \u25a0 ,-.•
;Tf BROOKLYN, J May \ 20.— The Brooklyns could
not . hit Leever today, -, and lost to Pittsburgh • 3
to 0." Score: \u25a0. . . ~.\u25a0 - ,
-\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0-.•\u25a0 \u25a0'-\u25a0 * \u25a0\u25a0•.\u25a0; \u25a0 '\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.-\u25a0 . : xt. v. c.
pittsburg . . . . — . . . . . ... :.::...;. .3 -- \u25a0.\u25a0..Taz 1
Brooklyn ;: . . . : . ....*.".. .': ; . ... .V. . . :.O «^y2;\ ',, 1
--Batteries— Leever and Smith; Bell and Bntler.
Umpire— Johnstone.'-.; > : \u25a0 ; :
;./. .-^AMERICAN : LEAGUE [ .
AClnbs— '.-.\u25a0•"•.-,- '\u25a0 n Won. Lost. "Pet"'
Chicago .1......... '..... 20 10 .607
Cleveland '..... .~r..: ......... 17 - Vi" ' .586
Detroit' ............... .....Vr 1R > 11,:. .577
New York :.;.. .15 12 r' .556
Philadelphia- ....:.. W.. ...... .13 13 .800
Washington ..".V.. .:.!.- -..-... 9 -15 .37S
Boston .........'....— ..V...... 10 .17 .370
St.", Louis-. -....v:... — ...;/. u 9 20 \u25a0 .310
• DETROIT,"; Mich.'/; May 20.— Downs misjudged
Murphy's low line fly, In \u25a0 the ! ninth '\u25a0 and it went
for a two " Bases,' scoring f Cross; - who had walked.
Eubank " pitched his first ' game '\u25a0 of ! the year and
both r i he and * Plank \ did ; splendid • work." The
weather was, bitterly cold. Score: ,- r ,:....
\u25a0"• . ; - \u25a0' \u25a0'\u25a0'C-7 '\u25a0'"\u25a0 i '\u25a0:--'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ;*;\u25a0• ;'.t R --'H.- ; B.'
Detroit '...\u25a0.............'. 0. 6 0
Philadelphia br^i L.. .. fTTTTr.T?: r^Tz. '. 1 : 3 0
"- Batteries- r Eubank: and ''"Payne; Plank and
Schreck: v ,^.-:^;- -y '\u25a0\u25a0'', '".'. ;.'; -;•;,-'.'..-, '\u25a0..•:;\u25a0\u25a0 -;;,-v
-': ST. : LOUIS; : May 40.— The.' St. -' Louis
cans ;\u25a0 won = today iby* a "score; of 3 -to 2. - Olade
a 'good game. .Score: ': .. - •r.- vv s
- : R. H. E.
St.; Lonis \u25a0;. : . . : . . .;. . •• ./• • ....... .; 3 , 6 -- 1
New .York j. i".'?;'?iX'?????'.*T?i*Zi'??r??T- 2 \u25a0'< <:.7- '; \u25a0\u25a0< ; l
w- Batteries— Olade and Connor;;. Doyle and
Thomas A '•<.'-,'.\u25a0.;\u25a0.;•>,.; :.".»;" '\u25a0'\u25a0:'\u25a0'.-".\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.''\u25a0 r .. ; .•>; : ;-". \u25a0"\u25a0
'"' CLEVELAND, - Ohio, •'. May . 20.— Cleveland was
unable " to solye Hughes' ; dellrery.: and \ was . ahut
out,". 8 . to o.'.;'. '.;' Llebhardt \ and : Berger \u25a0 were \u25a0 wild
and ineffective. : ; Score :>:;•' \u25a0 ' . \u25a0 • \u25a0 \u0084 ••' ; . ; ., \u25a0\u25a0 .
>\u25a0\u25a0:?:'<• '••••»-.' .;-.''-V;/ -?~ \u25a0 ' :".. : -\-',., : R. - >. H. •" E.
Cleveland 'r; '.....\u25a0.. .". : ............ '.*\u25a0. 0 '* k \u25a01 ' : 4
Washington ; :T;T'.".".T;."*.*rrrrr.-.7^".i 8 >*.. 13 : ':•'. 2
v- Batteries— Ltebhardt, ,'v.'-: Berger. * - ":. Clarke ' : l and
,Wakeneld;>Hnghes'andfßlankensh!p. \u0084 -; •' : .. ;
;i' CHICAGO,' •! May i 20.--Chicago j reversed ; ye'ster-'
day's score," defeating Boston, 4 to O.Tthis after- 5
noon. Score: .','".':.\u25a0;•';\u25a0 >.\u25a0 -. ,i-.\. -\u0084v
— -'\u25a0 - ; ; •/;\u25a0-\u25a0-" \u25a0\u25a0 ; - r .v. .-; : r.'R.-: H.''E/
Chicago ; . ; . . ;;4 ;, B z>. o
Boston /.%'."". ";: 1 ;.r.". '..\u25a0.".*..".. .v.. ;.v;-.-0.. '85
« i ßatteries-^-Smlth and N W.;Sullivan; Prultt'and
Armbruster.> i~Q-' \u25a0\u25a0.:*, '\u25a0:\u25a0'.'.. :c :/':' '\u25a0 "S :% - :"'-\u25a0\u25a0"\u25a0 • \u25a0 ?\u25a0'\u25a0:-'\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 ---\u25a0
Savoir '/\u25a0 Filre -108.« Swift i; Wing j 108,';- 1 Alcori 10S.'
Louise > McFarlane i 111,* Sanction! Ill,' Envoy^ 111
Trenola 111;; \u25a0 ' . - ,- >\u25a0:;\u25a0*?,*•* '
•v.Tblrd t race,'; four • and' & z half .5 f urlong»i-Sharir
Point! 97.S Condlco: 100.; Bayou * Lark: 100.'* Castle
wood AIOO,A 100, k Bitter i" Gold;: lOOAThe •: Yainlzee \u25a0 100 -
Brimmer ,100,1, Black I Sheep; 100. r ••--.\u25a0- \u0084 ,-, '
&* Fourth '*- Race.^ «lx i furlongs, i- handicap—posing
99,1 The: Englishman j 100. Hannibal. Bey * 102 ". Old
Honesty ;ioS,i Morales 107," Cablegram! 109 ,-...
\u25a0 Fifth race.'alx furlongs,-seUlng—Lathrope 1101 100 v
Demo 1102,^ Vipsanla 1105,'? Emma »Vj 105.V Marmot"
rean 5105,1 Mary' Orr 1105. -.Attention 1105. i Kalser
boff -i 107,1 Dr.^ Wentker i 107,-t Artful I Dodger =110"
Fiction s HO.t Western v* 110.' •? Carl .:' Gray -**no' j
HaughtyillT,* W;*K^ Slade '. 122,r Potter -\u25a0 V 2.4.
JM Sixth \u25a0 race.-fone I mile. Belling—J. < D." Dunn 188.*
Ouardl 89,iDelestrome,93."; George R.sGraddy\ 941
Quascav- 100.V. Gold \ Spray 100, * Harold :i D ' 103'-
Rorseradlsh 106,1 Mlnnehaha 105. Adrsso 10S»* Red
Thistle & 109. I*,TeleKrapher a 110,^ High v* Bear 1112 !
Limerl(£ "i 112,1 Foreigner£ll3^M?**^ 0' Ul4. i.>-:*.
LOUISVILLE £ SELECTIONS
\u25a0' New"; Tork ' "\u25a0"
lit: First if rece^^^]^^£2|J£^S w «i* >rtjßelle?
ff Second ] raee-^-Envoy.l Sultry^iScalploek. ,
ii>Third.«race^-Brimmer,'; * BayouS< Lark,-,.- Thp
iYamlaiee^S3^^fi^^«i->.-;-,Vi-v;;';-'^s.'^Vv .-X.
%& Fourth I race^Cablegram,i Old i Honesty. 1 Postog*
\u25a0 Fifth f raee^-La >,Thorp*.^ »emo3 Haughty ttxik
:*? 81 xth [race^rDele \ Strome, Harold D, r Adeaao.. \u25a0
Son of Commando Ridden to
Victory by Walter Miller
WAI/rER; MIIXEB,; WORLD'S • PREMIER T JOCKEY, ' AXD JAMES -R. KEENE'S COLT SU
- < PERMAN, \u25a0) WHICHj-HE ; RODE TO VICTORY ' FOR v THE . $20,000 '» PDRSE COMPETED
I. :FOR IN THE BROOKLYN HANDICAP AT V GRAYESE2UV V^V-v"- . -7- ~T>
History of the Brooklyn Handicap
Year. ; | ; Winner. n\- ' | Tln£ , j Valne:
ISS7. .:.'|;.. .Dry Monopole ......... ....'. ......| 2rt>7 | 55^50
1888..^.:|.'./.T1ie!8ard^...^^.....:...... ;....V...|- 2x13 f 6,023
1889.... |.... Exile : - ...'.'.....: .. ......._...*.. .j - 2tOT I-3 \ 6,000
1890. •*. r.\: . ..Castaway II .*. .. . .v.. v . j " 2:10 I 6,000
1801....|...;Teruiy '.........:........ ........ ....j 2xlo | * 14^00
18021". I^|.. J . '.Judge Morrow ...... .-..; i ... .....;'. .^J2:OS 3-^4 I 17730
1803;;:.|/;.:DinbIo ;;..:........:...;:....,...... ,| 2 |ob I lzisoo
1804.:..|....Dr.:R1ce .............. .... ....| 2:071-4 | 17,750
1805 . . . . 1 ... .Hornpipe > ........... j 2:11 1-4 7,750
ISOe:.'. .4|;..'.5l. 4 |;..'.5lr t ! Walter .."......j 2:081-2 | 7,750
1807 .... 1 .... Ilon-nrd Mann '•\u25a0;. ."....". .'....". .j. 2:003-4 .1' 7,750
"1898.'.*^.|. ...Ornament ... . . ." . . ....... .... ; .. *..'....( 2:10 j 7*SOO
:;ißoo.:j.i. i.;.8ana«tar.;..V............i .;.8ana«tar.;..V............ ......;....: I 2:0«i-4 I 7SOO
1000. ."". .|.... Klnley Mack ... ................. ..| : 2:10 I 7 SOO
1001./.. |..;::Conroy ...:..... | 2soo I t!s0O
;1002.v.; 1002.v. .|. . . -Relna -:. . .. . . .... ......... !...... ..-..". j 2:07 I 7^oo
. 1 008 .*.'.'. 1 . . .".Irish; Lad ... .... .....'." .1.. . . ..... . T . .j . 2:052-5 I 14*850
: 1004: r.|..:: The Picket ........ .V... ... ...„. ...| 2:063-5 | is!soo
1005.. \u25a0;'.!;\u25a0.\u25a0;. De1hi ,;.... V...V. .^. .. .._........ ;| 2.-00 2-5 | 15^00
1006.. v |.£..T0ka10n;::... ................. .. 1 2:05 3-5 | 20,000
1007. r..|:.. .Snperman ....... ..;... 1 ...... ,*;..... ;"i|.2»o9 V : | 20,000
: YORK, May 20.— Through .lines
of \u25a0.cheering^.thousands" Superman, * the
3 / year ;\u25a0\u25a0 old >: son ; ; of : Great Commando,
carrying James ': R. Keene colors
and .^ridden h by.n Jockey { Miller,
flashed junder,tthe , wire Hhe^ winner^ of
sthal B jooklyn *f handicap |at \ the Graves
end ' track this ! afternoon, , over! a! course
f etrUck deep \u25a0 In ; mud." i Twenty-five thou-:
sand§ persons the i mudv splashed
Keene ; horse held back i until the stretch
and( thehv seht^to; the j fronts to^win; in
decisiy e^ fashion.'^; Beacon (LiighC; ridden
by." Jockey} Liowe,*vwas ? second;^' a j length
behind Superman;, andiNealon,* carrying
the icolors -; of was : third.'
Superman? covered *the \u25a0 course ' of a ; mile
and ' a"; quarter 'in; 2 :09. :' • ; . : -".'^%SSS^{QnS|
CVITheV Brooklyn*: handicap :' attracted - a
great ? crowd, V'd espite ; , the ' h eaviy , ral n s
of last night t Six horses ;wer e scratched
because^iof i the * ! heavy A' going/ i, while
Okehlte j and i, Good 2 Luck "were . ; iadded
starters,*^ their , believing *" they
had:a chance in v the race for the ? 20,000
f:; At the starting Ifaie the horses fretted
and pranced, j and sat J.the drop :"of . the
flag Superman fshbt ; out lln front," ; f ol-J
lowed i by i Okerilte i and 'Go ; Between and
a i well ibunched; 1 field jJnijthe * slush \ and
rnlre. ; ; ; Superman 3 was ? held Sin i check, 5
however,* and^Okenite^took ithej lead ; at
the^j quarter,*i\wlth^' Superman running
second and f ßeacoril Light i thirds a : short
distance >, away. 4i Buttling^ and Govße
tween," strop g, favorites,, were back \ In
,theifield.^,.v r ; \ :,.^;- -I. \u25a0':'-'\u25a0:;:\u25a0\u25a0 >•• :\. ;; -.
?i J 5 Okenite f was ,: first "at I the ; half, - with
Superman'ssurrenderirig : ; the T place to
Nealbn! and ; Beacon Lightsv- •\u25a0 ;. >
Into '; the stretch" they< raced.l and ; Mll-"
lervltouchirigiSuperman^wltaiithe^whlp
for * the ? first stlme,"f sent 't his } mount '4 In
front;^Okenlteibravely^trlpdHo|follqw,
but r gave iit Lup^while ,Llght'and
Neal on I were^whipped £to J a '"! final \ b urst
of i speed.fi; Superman 'was > In) nojdanger,
however.'fandlpassedithe'' Judges';* stand.
an~^easyjwlnner,^with fj Beacon r Light"
second, A a!? length h away.t and ' Nealon
.third;;-* Summary: >•'•.'•;'. ; .''>;'. "• " :.; : * * ; : ' ; -;• ':; !
>.i Ftnrt ':"; race."'-'- handicap, \u25a0; about n six - r . ftrrtongs-r
Jack ' Atkln," 118 ; (Dugan),' 3 ,to s ;won;^Voirlwes;
118 1 tW.1 Doyle);.- 15 1 to »l. ., second; ? Gentian,' 98
(G.? Burns) ?s 20 *to s I,"J> third.- ~¥ Time.% 1 :12 v 3-5.
Pnlina;?* Faust.'^'lißdyiiVlncent,'}, Belcast, i Hand
sarra.ißaceiKing;finished!.asinamed. \u25a0:\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0: \u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0
Second '.i race, 1^ selling; for .% 3 } year * olds, i mile
and I ai sixteenth— Tony I Bonero,"s 87 « (E.e Dugan) ,
4 1 to : l,"s wori: S Eudora,* 91 i (Preston)." 8 1 to \u25a0 1." sec
ond;! Sth. Valentine.! 109 1 (Miller) ; > 5 s to .1;- third.
Tlm«;i. 1 :50 2-5.' <r Flowaway," De . Keszke, Gallant
Dan finished^ as named. * - * t i ;
ws Third i race, « flre ', fnrlongs/i for ; , 2 ? year « olds^-
Stargowan, : 115 ! (Badt&e) , 9 to 5, won : "Alauda.
116 1 (Miller),^ 2ito t 1.1 second : i George | Consldine;
116 1 (J. :',"Martto)'n 8 i to ; 1." thirdly Time ; 1:03 3-5.
Smlrker,'?! Green i Goods, v Ringleader,* ',\u25a0 Long *• Ball
finished 'M s named^esSiis 1 .^r^ \u25a0:s\u25a0\u25a0*..%\u25a0 ;., v-.':,./~ •.
$% Fourth | race,^ the j Brooklyn | handicap, | mile t and
a* Quarter.^ fotf 3 \ year f olds I and l npward-r-Saper
m»n. • 89 % (Miller), 5 6 i to i 1.1. won: 55 Beacon i Light.'
100 5 (Lowe) 7* 30 i to > I,^ second.'^ Kealon,*' 114 s ( W.
Dngan ) ; 12 ( to ilh third. f>, Tlme.l 2:09." '?, FUp I Flap;
Okenite.^i Bottling.!* Go &Between,"£ Good »• Lnck,
Sewell, : Beauclalre. . Oxford i finished ! as i nampd. ; • .
IKS Fifth I race.* selling, , about s six • furlongs. \u25a0"> for; 3
year 1 olds^-KnUcrankie.^ 91S(E.is Dngan).-r 6 tttofir
won : i Golden i West.l 96 i (Rowan), % 12 sto \u25a0 I,* second ;
Barbara \u25a0• Belle.s 98 f, (Musgroye) r? 5 U to > lrt third, t
Tlme,1 1 :14."«? Mlm 1 Strome,"? Tim ; O'Toole.^ Eoyal
Onyx, Vaquero,' Lee Harrison li. Acrobat - Bos
well. Umbrella, * Yorkist,'? Communlpa w. Stack !«•
nnisaed as named. \u25a0 . - . •
•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 Sixth race, ; for ; maiden 2 » year olds, fire fnr-
J° I }*fr-Spooner,.ll2 : (Mlller), 8 to l.'won: Lady
Winifred. -109 - (Radtke), 4 .to 5. second: :He
Knows,; 109' (Notter), 15; to 1,- third. > Time,
1:04 2-5. Orf ano. Norbltt. Sparkles. Beraud Jr .
Kellar, Tom Shaw, Eruption finished as named.
EAJRL; ROGERS IN FRONT-
Wins at a -Mile and: a Sixteenth Over j
the Toronto Course - :
TOROIfTO," 1 Ont., »" May 20.— Weather clear;
track fast. ..:>'"... \u25a0•\u25a0 -: \u25a0 \u25a0 .- .
-"-First race— Six furlongs; 3 s year olds and up
ward: : f : . • . . \u25a0
Odds. ' Horse and^ Jockey, fft St. Str.' Finish^
•? 2-I— Preen • \u25a0 (Digglns) . ; . . . 109 3 11 ri
;6-5- : M.sEnj:land (McDnl).ll2 4 2 h 2b"
«6-l— C.-i Eastman ;(Mcßrd);lo7 2 3 2 3 8
Time. 1:13 3-5. ; Dr. Mack. Charley Ward. Dog"
,- Kose, i Ecnraw," Blackatone, Mali Antony II
finished as named. "..:\u25a0• • F
}.'• Second \u25a0 race-^-ronr and a half fnr longs- 2 year
olds: •••,-\u25a0- ;.'\u25a0 - \u25a0\u25a0- • •-• . .- ... •
Odds.' '\u25a0.,' Horse and • Jockey.- Wt. St. Str. \u25a0 Finish '
15-I— Oscar ..T^(Uoyd):;... 100, '3 >3 IV, 1 5 "
15-I— Ketchemlke .;(J.Foley)ll2 10 - 4 1% 2 h
20-I— Boll.WeeTU;(Mnrphy) 94 4 21%31 r
Time, :56. ; Patrician, Cantless, Fare. Provoke
Kitty Smith,: Henry Kelly ,%Velox, Water Belle,
Alveolar finished as named.
\u25a0 iThlrd race-^<ftie tad i eixteenth miles; 3 year
olds and 'tip ward: : -;, + \u25a0
Odds. :•. Horse and Jockey." Wt.' St. . \u25a0% \u25a0 Fin "'
v 6-s— Earl Rogers. (Lycnrg).lo9 4 1 2 12
- 3-1 — Cobmo«a ¥ (Oangle) . . . : 106 .- 3 • 2 2:' 2 1 -
v.B-I— Nelllt Btirn (Uoyd).-100 2-5 lij ,t i^
Time," l:4».*\CursTis,rMatabOD, Holloway finished
ras named. ~~- • -\u25a0;- 1. .- \u0084; - ; -;>;".-'
i* Fonrth '\u25a0 race^-Two miles, steeplechase, 4 year
olds i and; upward. IV". >.'"\u25a0• .-•-,• -' <\u25a0
Odds. ' Horse and •' Jockey. --•"": Wtl St. % ' FJn. •\u25a0
7-2--Flylng PlOTer,(H.- Boyle) 139 1 ; 1100 V 200
6-I— Rising Soni (Pending). r.. lss 3 2. 2, '
4-l-?-Pick Time (Braxil) ..V..153 2 3 3
Time— 4:27. s':* Golden "Way, ": Frank , Somers, fln
ished as named. : \u25a0 : '.. -- \u25a0
'-Fifth raee^-One mile, 3 year olds ' arid opwartL
Odds.' \u25a0:„ Horse and f Jockey. Wt. St. • % \u25a0-- Fin -"
; 4-I— Dence \u25a0 (Mcßaniel) '. ..^.104 2. l h l 4
3-I— Edwln.Gnm (Lycnrgns)..lo9 4,4521
5-I— Ormonde's Right (Lloyd). 118 3-32.3 3 .
; Time — 1:41 1-5." \u25a0- Colonel : Jack, rJ. R. ; Lansbrey,
Simon D, Linnle Adams,; finished as named."
I i ,', Sixth • race-^-Slx ; furlongs.' ; 3 year olds . and ' np
ward-\>'.!-c'^'.\u25a0'..\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0•;•.\u25a0 ••
Odds."- '= Horse • and . Jockey. ~ .Wt. St. Str. Fin.
ftC-l^-Wabash jQneen'J (Lloyd). 10i;2; 31 1 o
? 2-I— Niblick :(C." Morris) •.tM2i:"'4« 3 W,"
10-1-i-Paul Clifford . (Dennlson) 121 5 , 1. h -^. 3 lV
Time-rrl :ls.* \u25a0•,\u25a0 Demon. l Fire •. Fans.' Jack iKer«Bfr
\u25a0-;"1;rllle.Vi-Abjnre,'; 'J Annie '; Berry.-' > Klamesha £.ll,'
",'; Headley,"vMoonTlne,"'l<yn<!hnrst.';' Left « Guard'
Halton,-; Castor," L finished as named. \u25a0 -
TOROXTO ; EXTRIES
\u25a0 First race. V mile and 70 yards. ; selllne— Evle
. Green - 100, ' Bon , Mot : 101. Bllltaeer 102, * Paul
Clifford 4 103, \u25a0> Canoplan f 106,"* Widows \u25a0 Mite ' 10A 1
TWsOedo. lllr Warning 112.. . ; " v,',u ,',
'as Second raee.* ; fonr ; furlongs; Coronation stakes-
Natty Nan .'115, -Rawney $115,'* Connie Maid JIS '
Delightful -?115,-«r Andrew;-., Summers >-\ 115 •>< Eve
Opener i 115,\ Out; of? Step.ills.i« Ring] Dance' VllsV 115
'Alerta: 115. AN"attyjXan,anniRawoey. coupled a*
Eirkfield •: entry; .* Eye ;. Opener * and • Out of \u25a0 SteD
couplet! (as ; Seagram ; entry. :=\u25a0,;:,. .; • f - ._ '\u25a0 \u25a0-.i. i . i - ;
,I^s Third* race.", one S and 5 an ="elghth. nUles.H. Breed
ers stakes— Gay; Dora ai7.; Up, to Date 117.1 Half
Caste 118,: Seawall! 117,'; Half a: Crown ilO2,%Klrfc.
field ; 102, 5 Photogranher ; 102; , Kelvin i 127, • Gllia^
Edited by
R. A. Smyth
OLYMPIC CLUB OFFICERS
DISCUSS NEW BUILDING
Express the Belief That
'They Can Finance the
Proposition ,
..The directors of the Olympic club
held a . protracted meeting « last night,
at they discussed in all its'
bearings the question of a new build
ing, for, the lot on Post street. Henry
A.Schulze. the ? architect who designed
the sightly building for which plans
were submitted, and a representative
of* the ; .Thompson-Sterrett ; company,
which cleared . the lot and Installed the
bathing , system which will be , thrown
open to the members of the club on
June 1, were present.
Secretary; John Elliott, speaking for
the directors, said they thought they'
saw their, way clear to build the pro
posed six story building with Us gym-;
naslum, -living rooms, dining room and'
other comforts. It Is estimated that
the six stories above the sidewalk ;
would cost $450,000. This would be lr- :
respective of the furnishings. The dl- ;
rectors believe • there will be .no ne
cessity for an assessment, but , if It be
found necessary to levy one it will not.
exceed $100. '•- , \u25a0 ,•
President Harrison,' who will not re- 1
tire from office until June 1, was pres-:
ent at the meeting and Joined In thof
discussion', of the club's affairs. The*
regular; meeting, of the directors will
be held on Friday night, when the
building plans will be given further at
tention. At -. this meeting, it is expect
ed/directors will^ be., selected to suc
ceed Kenneth Melrose and Max Rosen
feld,'.who resigned recently. No haste :
is. being shown in selecting a successor
to Harrison, who has given so much at
tention to the affairs of the club.
PRIZE FIGHTING DOOMED
IN THE CITY OF ANGELS
Majority of. City Council Will Vots
_ for Ordinance Prohibiting
Boxing Contests
LOS ANGELES. May. M.— A volildf^.
the city council this morning disclosed""
the -fact that five out of nine coq.ncU
men were, ln favor of passing an ordi
nance which would have the effect ' of »
I stopping prize fighting in this eitjr?
\u25a0 Such an .ordinance Is new being pre
pared by City Attorney Hewitt. A
similar measure was defeated by tji<»
council recently, but .Councilman ""
Blanchard, who had voted against It.
was waited upon by a delfc.aration of
»his constituents opposed to prize. fight- '
ing and has announced that he will
now vote to suppress the sport. The or
dinance will be introduced next
Monday. .
WINNERS OF GOLF CUPS
SAX RAFAEI* May 20.— A. S. 1 LJlley
won the qualifying cup /and, R. J.
Davis the Crooks handicap cup In thu.
golf . tournament of the 3an~ Rafael
golf club on Saturday. In'the final for
the .council's . cup, Lilley defeated D.
Hardy, 1 - 11 vp -and 10 to go. The next"
tournament of the club is slated for-
Decoration day.
-\u25a0 STRUCK BY STREETCAX— Joseph Cj»nciolo.
a fish dealer UrVag at 2362. Pine stra>t, while
driving a wajron across. the tracks to Devbiaderu
\u25a0treet ; at _ Fulton yesterday. > was itruck l»y a
streetcar and thrown violently to the pavement,
sustaining painful but not fatal injuries.
mer 127. Seawall and Crown , coupled as Sea
gram entry., *ft**KSMpAp
IFoorth race, fonr and a half furlinzs, selling-— '
Leota Kathryne 00. La Mora 9«>. Gallant Lizzie
9<); Oceanic 90. Aqniline 24. Meadowgreea :i5.
Frescatl .85." Reverie 9«. Tamme 80. Oolont-I
Faxerdale 100, Ora Saddntn 101. Ena 103 -M»-
got 103, Henry Kelly 110. . . v .
Fifth race; six . furlongs — Arthur Rosenfleld ST
Lord Boanerges OS, Karl Rogers 102, ' Platoon
104, Main Chance - Ifrj. Pnrslane j 105.- Searfell
10». Tourenne 111. Long Onler 113. Sir EdwaM
lltt.
Sixth race, one tnlTe. sellins — Edrrln H ST.
Schroder's Midway ,S9. Mamie Lloyd 93. Am
berly 9S, Jlerlnge 101, G..M Not>» 101. -Afflnltv
102, Suzanne Rocamora 10.%. Clotpn 10", Crest
fallen 101*, Beguile 101. Herman Johnson 110.
- \u25a0 \u25a0 ~ \u25a0 -\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 . \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0
TORONTO SELECTIOXS
\u25a0 First race — Evle Green. > Thlstledo. iWidow't
Mite. . . --' '
' Second, race— -Seagram entry. KirV3e!d entrr,
Cannie Maid. '*\u25a0. •-,
, Third race— Glimmer, Seagram entry. Kelvin.
. Fourth race — Kevery, Colonel Faverdale, Ena.
* Fifth race— Seagram entry. Tonsorder. Lord
Boanerges. ;.*• . >
sixth * race — Cloten. Schroeder'* Midway, Su
zanne Rocamora.
' n -O. V._,Hume, a well known Kentucky
trainer, is dead. He was once the
owner of Erla Lee.
a^^^^n unui
DR. MILIS, LUICU
-The Leading Specialist •«:
' - For over 17 years 1 have confined my nrae-
'tlce to the. special ailments of men. ; For sucn
disorders as SPERMATORRHOEA. . VARICO-
CELE. LOSS OP POWER. CONTRACTED
DISEASE. ' CONTAGIOUS -BLOOD POISON
and • REFLEX i DISORDERS . I use methods
which : absolutely, and s for > all :- time CURE.
These methods -are strictly . original with me
and . known -to -no other specialist.
CO.VSULTATIOX, FRBIE
: Weak and \u25a0 Xervoos" men."" or thiaap suffering
from: any, private disease, . should call on m# •
at once, -r !• make absolutely NO CHARGE
for? a r friendly talk, and, my advice will be '
valuable,' whether treatment is begun or not.
-Write If you cannot call. ', Hoars: 9 a. m.
to 5 p. m.; evenings, 7 to 9; Sondajs. 10
toil -only. - . , "
ICO3 FILLMOREST^ CORNER '
; GE.IRY, S;V.V FRA.VCISCO
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:§M HUNTING, • ;
Mm lillNG and
3 r CASING GpODS i
SHREVE & BARBER CO. i
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