National Republican., 1886-10-21

wasquitc as successful as the first The weather
was fine, and though there was some delay In
getting the horses Off in some OF the races the
result was entirely satisfactory to tho large
throng in attendance. The winners OF the
day were Cleaner, Molly McCarthy's Last
Rupert, Favor. and Boaz. AT the end of the
second race Fuller, while pulling up irish
Pat, fell or and sustained n fracture of the
collar bone, but the injury is not serious.
An extra race has been announced for the
last day of the meeting for gentlemen riders,
weights 40 pounds above the scale.
The first race TO day was one mile; pursesj)O
of which Sl0Q TO second horse. Tho starters
were Bonita, Edgefield, Black Rose, Himalaya,
and Cleaner; Cleaner was barred In the au3.
tions aud IIimalayn sold for siO against s2i
for Bonita and Sl2 for the field. The betting
was TO on Cleaner, Ito each against Bonita
and Himalayal 20 TO- against Edgeaeld, and 80
TO against Black Rose. Aiter much delay,
because OF the bad behavior of Black Rose, the
horses were sent away to good start, Ilma.
lnyn first Bonita second, Cleaner third, Edge
field fourth, and Black Rose last. Hmalaya
held the lead to the seven iurong post when
Gleanerran up and to the front, finishing winner
by one length in front of IImaaya second, Il
neck ahead of Edgefield third, Bonita fourth,
and Black Rose last Time. 1iJ. Mdtuels
paid S5.Sb.
The second event was the orloe Handicap,
for all ages. one and oue-cighth miles. The
club added sG00 Of which 500 to second horse.
The following came to the post Heel.and.
Toe Telie Doe Bessie, Bureh, Bes! Irish Pat,
Baldwin's entry, Yolante and Mollie Nc.
Carty's Lnst,was the fiyorite in the auctionsat
$50 against go for Burch,, sl2 for Maggie ], $40
for Telic Doe, and the field $50. The betting
was ~ to 4 against Volante, 4 TO l against
Bureh, TO against Telie Doe, Q to ! each
against Bonanza and Mollle McCarthy's Last,
Sto against Maggie J, 10 to | each against
Heel.and Toe and Valet, 10 to | against Bessie,
and 20 to / each against Irish Pat aud Bess.
After several breaks fair start was had,
Telie Doe in front, Bessie second, Burch third,
and the others together.
Before reaching the stand Bess went to the
front and Burch to second place, Maggie
third, and the others all close up. Bess held
The lead to the half.mile post, when Maggie
went TO the 'front.' and held u around the lower
turn TO the three-quarter post and into the
stretch. The running was not made until after
the three-quarlers was passed. Mollie Nc
Carthys Last which had remained In the bunch
with those in the rear, then made fine burst
of speed and ran out and to the lead, finishing
winner by a length ia front of Volaute second,
head in front of Telie Doc third, Maggie
fourth, Valet ffth, Bnroh sixth, Bonauza sev-
enth, Bessie eighth Bess ninth, Irish Pat TENTH
and Heel and Toe last. Time, l:56. Mutuels
The third race was one-and-a.quartor miles,
purse s6C0, Of which 500 TO second horse.
The following started; Frank Ward, Rupert,
Alamo. Rupert was the favorite ut $50 against
the field at SIC, The betting was 1 to 4 on
Rupert and IL to against the field. The start
was prompt with Alamo in front, but before
reaching the judges stand Rupert went to the
lead and he ran length ahead until after the
quarter was passed aud they entered the back
stretch; Frank Ward then pressed forward, and
ht the half mile was only half length In the
rear with Alamo trailing behind. In tho
lower turn Frank Ward appeared to run on
eN eysn terms nS WIN IN Rupert and pressed him
was very fine, and, while Frank Ward did his
best under the lash. Rupert was first under the
string by nose in front of Frank Ward second,
twenty lengths ahead of Alamo last. Time,
2:ll14. Mutuels paid 1920.
The fourth was mile heats, purse $780, OF
tRl go k..wT rl..
Silver Cloud, Souvenir, Favor, and Nc.
Bowling.
The field was the favolite in the pools at s25.
against Favor at GIG. The betting was to 8
against Favor, TO against Silver Cloud: o to
against Souvenir, and to against Mellow
ling. The start was prompt aud good with
Silver Cloud in front, McBowling second, Sou
yenir third and Favor last Silver Cloud held
the first place until after the three.quarter post
was passed, when Favor went to the front aud
finished winner of the heat by n length ahead
Of Silver Cloud second, two lengths In front OF
Souvenir third, and McBowlins last.
., t9E s the ] second heat Favor was M the favorlte
betting on Favor and the odds were to 1
nsd.nl. silyer Cloud. and 10 to each against
EOuvenir ami McBowling. The start was good
with Favor in front, Souvenir second, Silver
Cloud third and McBowling hast. In the turn
Souvenir went to the front, Silver Cloud
TO second place, and Favor fell back third.
There was no further change until the half
mile was passed when Favor went forward and
was second at the, three.quarter post Favor
heat and the race, half length ahead of Sou
yenir second, eight lengths IN front of Silver
Cloud third, and McBowing last. Time 1aih
Mutuels paid Sl090 and $500.
The fifth was n selling race, of one and one
sixteenth miles. Purse $500, of which 500 to
second horse the winner to be sold ut auc.
tion. The starters were Banner Bearer, Error,
Pegasus, Miss DAILY, Sister, Hermitage, and
Bon2.
Boaz and $40 for the field. The betting was
Sto against Error, ~ to against Boaz to
against Pegasus, 9 to each against, Banner
Bearer and Hermitage, to / against Miss
DAILY, and II to against Sister.
There was good start with Hermitage in
front, Error second, Banner Bearer third,
Miss DAILY last. Before reaching the three
quarter post Boaz ran TO first place, followed
by Pegasus close up, with Error third, and the
others well up except Sister and Miss DAILY.
The race was for the finish, and all the horses
were put at their best speed, but Boaz held his
own, and was first home by nose in front of
Pegasus second, length ahead of Banner
Benrer third, Hermitage fourth, Error fifth.
Sister SIXTH and Miss DAILY last. Time, 1907.
Mutuels paid $3.50.
ENTRIES FOR To.DAY's RACES.
Following are the entries Tor to-day's race,
House:
Pleasantly 1Oli Falsestep, lOi
ponnGs bes o Esrea O HarrS Rassa
Third race-one and one.half miles, vestal
Stakes--Millie, 1l5 pounds; Strategy, ll5.
Fourth race-o one and one.eightR miles, SELL
ing-Havana, 10l pounds; Pegasus l0l: Banner
Bearer, loSi Alamo, 92; Col. sprague, 0s; Boaz,
Fifth race-steeplechase, full course, two and
one ehalfmiles-Tennessee, liS pounds; Rush.
brook 1dS; Mystic, 1856; Killarney, 1872; Buckra.
16G; Burr Oak, li5; Abraham. l39.
EEp TOOLS SOLD ON To.DAY's RACES.
nATTIMORH Nvara sold tn
night on to.morrow's races as follows Five
turloDgs, for 2-year-old maldens-Van. $50;
Valiant Howard, and Pieasantry, sio each, and and
The field, The Jllt and Maid, 3d.
One mile-Estrella, 500; Hlmalaya, s3S; Harry
Russell, $40, and the field, Bess and Bella.
The Vestal stakes-Millie, $50; Strategy SIG.
One and one-eighth miles, selling-BON,
$50; Col. SpTague, S4S Banner Bearer $50; Pc
gossus s2si Havana, $40, and the field Alamo
sttePlechaseE E;Buckra, s5Oi Tennessee, $780,
Burr Oak, S22; Mystic, $40, aud the field, Kill
laIney, Rushbrook, and Abraham, sl2.
LEXINGTON RACES.
LEXINGTON, KY, Oct, 2O.-Flrst race-For
all ages one mile and an eighth. Bobby Swim
won, TaXgotherer second aud Malya Il third.
Second race-For..2, ,year.olds three. .fourths of
mile Terra Gotta won, Banburg second, aud
Litlroll third, Time llGl4.
Third race For all ages, one mile and three.
Eixteenths. Highhight won, KalOolah second.
and Little Minnie third. Time, 2lOT.
Fourth race-FOr year.olds, ilve-clghths of
nmile Minnesota won Tates Creek second,
and Lucien third. Time, l;O3.
THE WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIP BASE BALL.
CHICAGO, Oct 20--The third game In the
contest for the worlds championship was
played this afternoon before an audience of
600. The ChcagOs played with even more
than their wonled vigor Score;
CHICAGO. n.nH.poAEs ST. LOUIS, RDHPo.A.E,
Gore, ,cf.,.., 2 . / 2Eh'm, 3b,o 0 l 2 l D
Kyc, lb. 2 8 8 OCr'th,s, p" 0 4
Anson,lb,c 0l0 0 1O'Neill, IT,. 0 l 0
Pieher, 2b, ] 0Gle'sOn, S.. 0
W'sn,ss, 3 OCOmis'y, ID
Burns, 6b 0 lMeloh, Of. 2 3 D