The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-22
SUMMER SPORTS.
EAE An1SEAERTa or TRE PEOPLE
ExsitiIE IWsAty.AIls Race BeiWsea Fy'
LadIsa-RAeea on the PFomlnenl
Courses, Saturday = Base
m - n ball RsOoFdTAsios, p a
TwEnTY.MILE :HAOE
BeIysSn Ida WEaY 4pd Helen BNEelAy-
1901 The PoiIner WInS. 91H5"

1907 The ROiEaGr WinS.f 9"H'"
HAHILFos, oHlo, August 9.TTh'
twsnty.mile race on the Fair GrouDdl
this afternoon, between Miss Hslsn Bar
clay Of England, and Miss Ida WrayF o.
indiana, drew Jtosethsr Q respectable
crowd, numbering nearly 1000 people
Twenty horses were to have been used
and tha animals changed Atisvsry mile
buI four Of the horseH were Aick, and buI
sixteen were used. The race commenced
it 4;Os, Mis- Barclay getting the start and
keeping ahead for the frat two miles. Al
the third mile Miss Wray headed hel
opponent and kent leaving her until at the
sixth pile shs had made 0 gain ot .
fllt half mile, This was caused by heI
quick changing OF horses, Miss Wray
losing tcAtgsly any time IN changing
tlom one animal 10 Ihs other Al
the end Of the eighth mile Miss
Barclay cut the distance betw cen them 10
d RquRFleI. The eleventh mile ended by
b til riders comiug Ia together, hus Mics
WrAy here took The lead, mounting her
horse much more quickly than Miss Bar
clay, thus gaining on her and she was
left 10 the rear. The dlstsDCe was made
up, however, byia ireah horss, and a. the
lOuresnlh mile they came In at the same
time, while the one following gave Miss
WfaS, who this time rode . tue bay mare,
o length and half ahead. The seVeE-
teenlh and eighteenth Llilea were taken
by Miss Barclay, while the nineteenth
Was won by Miss Wray. Tue twentieth
and last mile was exciting, but was easily
won by Mas WTay. Time for the twenty
miles litty live minutes, averaging two and
o quarter minutes to the mile, counting
changes, Ia order to give no advantage
Miss Wray rode the same eight horsea the
second ten miles that Miss Barclay did the
first, aud the latter changed In like man
neT. 4.. bu nN ..''
D1, OTHER TURF SPORTS
NosSou1a PAax, y. !Y.p .pAuguat 2o.-
First race, i.mils-sir Hugh first, Eden.
derry second, Bsdopp third, Time ,1;lGt,
Second race, i've furlonga-Volusia tirst,
ItAskA second Julietta third. Time / 'O3
Third race, mile aud q qnarter-Glen.
more Hrtt, Parole second. Time, 2.l0.
Fourth iaGeE Emils and three iurlongs-
IEole Ats., Una second, strathSpey third,
Time, 2:A ',,,f. 'u rs.p .Ha Hu
Fifth race, mile and one eIghth-Ven,
.tTiloquist 6rst, Matte Rapture second.
Sweet Home third. Time, 1851 f.
Match puma hnk IN aar II IA and Ma.
Imsnto, thrse.iouhhs mile, won by Hia.
Waassks Time ll6l 3 Il a l.. Etig
'Hutdle race, short course, won by 16go.
msr, Frank ShOrt second, Gla,gIw, third.
Time, 2;l0t
CosIY Island, August 20 First race,
mile-WitChCrait first, Kite second, Blan.
ton third. Time, l;46l
Second race, mile Buster first, New
York Weekly second, Bsrnaidlne third.
Time / 1911 ~ ~ u ! ~ = y - "
Third race, It mile-Bellona frat, Mos.
COW second, Banter third. Time, 2:ll.
Fourth race, /. mile-scotilA FIRST, Gov.
Hampton second. CrinEe third. Time,
Ia. s.I7t
Last race, i nlle-Faithy first By.tha.
Way second, Mahit6u third. Time, 1:3l,
sAHATl "a, August %, = Ritst race, I mills
dash: Tuscaloosa first, OhiCadee second,
Virginia Bush third. Time, 1914 The
hrst trial was false start, and the race was
run over. .,.,,,,..4...l,t ..
Sucohd race, /, Ii mtle-Giron, tirst, Boule.
yard second, Ella watasld third. Time,
2:55. ..,..,,
Tbittl4sce, q mils+ Fireman flfst, Jake
White second. Brooklyn third. Time,
LAO. - VT"
Fourth race, Hurdle racs-Postguard
frst, Disturbance second, Rose third.
Time, S;2S1. rN.' s.in. ..'.'-
~ vi TIE BASE BALL RECORD. ..,,
Chicago fastened her hold on frat place