Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-05
SPORTING NEWS.
Chaos Wins the Futurity
Stakes.
ST. CARLO A CLOSE SECOND.
A Pot of Sixty Thousand Dollars,
Summary of Races and
Ball Games.
SPORTING NEWS.
!. CARLO A CLOSE SECOND.

n IOb VI ClAty lAOuSuuU OOlAdIo'
Summary of Races and
Ball Games.
| Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD.
RACE TRACK, SHEEPsHEAD BAY, Sep
tember A cloud of dust, fash of
silk, the shouts OF 10000 persons, and
Chaos, son of Rsyon dor and Dillie R.,
won $50 900 for his owner, w. L. Scott.
The favorite, ST.. Carlo, was a good
second, in fact many thought he had
won, as the finish could not be seen, as
it was opposite the club house, and it
was only when "No. 10" went up that the
crowd was sure as to the winner. The
twenty-three starters. after two breaks,
got away to a beautiful start Santiago
had the advantage, with Marie Lowell
second, Onaway, Kings Own, Protec-
tion, Penn P, Sam Doxey and Prodigal
Son next; the others we're we'll punched,
with ST. Carlo in bad position. At the
end of the first furlong they we're
stretched across the track, and
almost aligned. At the head of the
homestretch Chaos had lead of two
lengths; Eberlee and st. Carlo were next.
BY this time half the field was whipping,
but it helped them none, as the leader
still held his own. As they came to the
regular judges stand, St. Carlo and
Sinaloa began to close up, but the dis
tance was too short, and Chaos got the
verdict by good neck. st. Carlo was
two lengths in front OF Sinaloa.
The race took place between and 4
O'Clock. The day was cool and the track
in splendid condition. The general
opinion seemed to be that the finish
would be between st. Carlo, Eberlee
and Penn P, although Chaos and Pro-
lection had many hackers.
SUMMARY OF THE RACES.
Three-quarters of mile-Cartoon won
Oregon second, Seymour third time, l Ill
Mile-Cracksman won, Climax second
Leo H. third; time, Al.
Mile and quarter-Brother Ban on
Wary second, Brandolette third time
1855.
The Futurity, for two.year.o olds, $2E
each, O,000 added, three quarters of {
mile-Chaos won, st. Carlo second, Sin
aloa third time, 1 :16 As.
Mile and an eighth--Maid Of Orleanl
won, Perieles second, Newburg third
time, ! :58 2.5.
Mile and quarter, ON the turf-St
Luke won, Maori second, Larchmon
third; time, 2:1I-
HEMPHILL PARK.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, September A.
The track was in better condition today
attendance, 5, 200. t-4-
Glass 2:lS, trotting. purse $1,50O, di
vided-Susie s. won, Kit Curry second
Newton B. third, ]. B. Richardson
fourth best time, 2:191a.
Glass 2 90, trotting. IS, 900 guaranteed
stake-Alcryon won, Sensation second
Dictator Chief third, Geneva fourth bes
| time, 2:lSA.
Free for all, pacing, purse $1,000, di
vided-Roy Wilkes took first and thirt
| heats, Gossip Jr. second heat. In tht
fourth heat Wilkes finished first, but wal
set back to fourth place for foul driving
and the heat was given to Gossip Jr. Th,
race then went over until tomorrow.
AT OAKLAND.
| SAN Francisco, September 4.-Th,
first race at the Oakland track today wa
three.qurter mile dash, Leland Stan
ford purse, for 2-year.olds -Flam beal
won, Rico second, Hubert Earl third
time, IA.
Mile dash, Hearst purse of $500 TO
3.year.olds-Won by Longshot, Faustin,
second, Duke Spencer third; time, :43
Mile dash, George Hearst free purse
$300-Long Shot won, Faustine second
Duke Spencer third time l :43.
Half mile heats-Stoneman won, bu
the race was declared off, the judge
holding that the driver Of Susie s. mad,
no effort to win when be could hav,
done 80.
Seven-eighths of mile, J. D. Car
stakes-Warwick won, Vineo second
Jim Duffy third; time, 1 80.
Running, seven. eighths of a mile
Hello won, Mikado second, Daisy D
third; time, l :28.
AT PLACERvILLE.
PLACERvILLE, CAL, September .4-Th,
races drew large crowd to the park to
day.
First race, five-eighths of a mile ant
repeat-Painkiller won in straight heats
time, :OS14.
Three-eighths of a mile and repeat
Hawthorne won; time, 381a.
MARYsvILLE RACES.
MARYsvnLE, September 4.-Running
purse $200-Applause won, Hotspur sec
ond, Johnny Gray third.
heat, Rabe second, third and fourth
heats; best time, 2:25.
Four-minute race, purse $250--Exam
iner horse won, Simpson horse second
Ohler's horse third best time, ;55.
Special trot, purse $300-Don Marvin
Ton in three straight heats; best time
1929.
BASEBALL.
The Babies Win Easily at Wash.