The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-07
THE SPORTING WORLD.
EVENTS ON THE DIAMOND AND TURF
YESTERDAY.
AL the League and Association Games
indianapolis Pulling Up Rapidly
Races at Washington Park and
Brighton Beach.

CnrcsGo, ILL.,, July 6.-An extra days
racing was held at Washington park, the
events being mostly selling races. The at
tendance was moderate Large fields and
fast time marked most of the events.
The first race, a five furlong dash selling,
purse 800, for two year olds, had as
starters: Amos A 81, Benson 100, Cherry
Blossom l02, Dakota 90, Annie May 50,
Top of the Morning 81, Joyful Of, Maud
Ward o., Kiri 30, Cynthia 81. Betting:
to 5 against Benson, 3 to Cherry Bios
som, 4. TO Maud Ward and Top Of the
Morning 10 to Joyful, 20 to the Others.
Maud Ward and Benson ran in front until
near the finish, where Joyful got in front
and won by half length, with Benson
second and Maud Ward third. Time
1:02i. Mutuals paid $3.50 on field.
The second race, purse 500, was a split
OF entries to the first. The starters were:
Lee Dinkelspiel l05; Trade Mark l05, Rob
Forsythe 100, Albert Stull 100. Irish Dan
100. Cassandra lO7, Jake Miller 100,
Thomas Rusk 97, Martin Russell 92 Bet
ting: 3 TO against Cassandra 4 TO l
against Trade Mark, TO Lee Dinkel-
spiel, Thomas J. Rusk and Irish Dan,
Ito Martin Russell, 10 to Jake Miller,
20 10 ] Albert Stull and Bob Forsythe.
Trade Mark led until near the wire, when
he gave way, and Irish Dan won by
half length, Cassandra second, head in
front OF Lee Dinkelspiel. Tme-l;03.
Mutuals paid $3.50 field.
The third race was mile dash, selling,
purse OF 500, for three-year-olds, one
mile. The starters were: Mirth 81, Cheny
and Clara Moore 0S, Balance l0l, Full
Sail SO, Comedy 1903, Banjo 1903, Rivet 02,
Irma II 90. Betting: Even money against
Balance, TO lrma III and Rivet 4 To
Banjo, 10 TO Cheny and Full Sail, Is to
l the others. lrma II and Clara Moore
were alternately in the lead all the way 10
the stretch, where Irma Ii drew out and
won by a length from Balance, with
Mirth third. Time-l:43I. Mutuals paid
$3.50 (feld).
Fourth Racial ages; selling; purse
$780, seven furlongs. Starters Berlin SO,
Bell X 30, Vivian So, Prairie Queen 100,
Lcpanto l05, Donavan 81, Parish 100, For
est King 100, Josephus 92, Antonio So
Jim Nave 81, Hattoo 100, Eldorado llj,
Redstonc 81, kensington l02. Betting
Three 10 one against Jim Nave, 8 TO Bcr-
lin, @ TO Kensington, s TO ! Redstonc
and Eldorado, 10 to | Parish, TO | An
tonic, and from 20 TO 80 to | the others.
Kensington led for three-quartes, when
he was beaten and Antonio got in front
and won by half a length, Jim Nave
second, Redstone third. Time - 1880.
Mutuals paid SlI.20.
The fifth race was n $500 purse, all ages;
mile and n sixteenth. Starters Business
~, Santalene 10, Sayre l05, Pamela 100.
Ilettie S 100, Myrtle ii. 0S, kosciusko l05,
Uncle Dan los, Quindaro Belle IS and
p Fsmine 81 Betting Eight TO five against
Smiale}.e, TO Sayre, 4 10 Famine, 10
kosciusko, 10 to Quindaro Belle and
Business, 10 TO | the Others. Hettie S led
for nearly mile, closely followed by Sayrc.
A fine race In the stretch resulted la FAN
talcnc winning by n head from Famine.
Sayre close up, third. Timc-l:J0l. Mu-
tual paid $3.50 liicld).
The sixth race was n six furlong dash,
purse 800, all ages; penalties and allow.
anccs. Starters Helen Brooks 10, Ethel
Il 05. Jessie Mcfarland OS, Fraud III,
10i, Jennie u 0S, Allie -, Bramblater 90,
Weaver ", Schoolmarm ~, Glendalia 1903,
Destruction l02, Helena l03, False Alarm
Destruction; 10 l, Helen Brooks 10 /,
False Alarm; s 10 |, Weaver, and from ~
60 80 10 I, the others The horses were
struction won, Weaver second, Allie third.
Mut.a1a ...tl 81 Dn
The seventh race was at the same dis
lance M the sixth, and under the same
conditions Starters Wary III, Jacobin
lis, Basblcu los, Mabel Il3, Anna Verde
%, Pink Cottage li5, Colonel Hunt o.
Lady Duffy ll5, Bonita ll5. l.aftto III,
Carnat 100, Glcnfortune 100, Only Darc
100 Dick Wright 1906 and Outsicp l0l.
Betting -Four TO Z against Wary, 3 TO /
Jacobin. 10 10 Bonita, Is 20 Mabel, la
fittc and Pink Cottage, and from rs 10 Il
20 on others Wary had no trouble Ia
winning n fast race by n length from Ia
ttts. Jacobin third. Time-l:lii. Mu
tuals paid $3.50.
ToDAY's EVENTS.
Tho following are the weights and en-
tries for the races at Washington park 10
morrow:
Flint R-ec-Purc 500. thrcc quarter. Of q mile
Red Ligh, no. Juhai no. CStliilnu ig7. Ecctficity
iOs sparli r.. Kats Malone, Lady Hcmphili. al
I07 King idlcf no. frsnchlsc. honnio Bounce
Queen II Trumpa. Hall Sister. all tgi
second Rarc-Iurue sl0 mile and Quo lghth
Yum Yum, Maori. Amelia 4. Honda, all Iia I'r,i..
- Frederick A ia Pee Wee ~
Third Rarc-GfAt Western handicap, for al
ARcs. with siy0u addc,l. mils aud q half MONTHS.
10 Dad l0l Longalight TOT. Wuoirrat l0l Ter
Day iOn, Lcicx I'D 1ilhdoo Rnsc i0i Bani,a los
Fourth kacc-Pursc 500. scyon cighths Of mile
We Wa ~. Caddlc ~. fcsim ~. Jim jordan "
John Gray i0A Paddy ion. Castilian 10, nc Noft
". Hrnouncc 100 LstaniD ien. frnud a. Vision n
Jrnnc ~, Tom ncflin ~. Hattie u ~
PIN kaCc-tNtfa. pufo SO. Sven ifhths q
mile, Myrtle ipL fuuka ~ irti Mtiolry N
Anulc II 81 liorupipr inl - u TO- cupid ~ lin
Nave ~ nhoiy Ifnglc Ia Jennie Mcfarland p,
Alirsi ~ lad lcai ~, Lucy johnson ~. oral
Cloud 10. nou Regent pi.
sixth hnrv-runc st01 one mile Mamie Hun
10 Arundel iit Tcnarlty tna trlux ~, knariusk,
Il5 Orderly i0l nrli. III, Zullka "a, it.dso iua