The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-08-04
RACE-TRACK AND ALL-FIELl
Extra Day at Saratoga Springs Attracts
the Usual Crowd of Race-GOers.
Events at Garfield Park. Hawthorne and 81
Paui's Twin City Jockey Club-BOth Lead.
ers. Chicago and Boston, Lose Game.

SARATOGA, Aug. 3.-This Is the fifth extra
days racing since the meeting opened here
The weather is bright. and the track was
in fine condition. The attendance was fair
First Race-For maiden three Y ear olds
and upwards: one mile. Queen Hattie led
from the drop of the flag by half length
from Gold Dollar, with Wyndham, WiIroy
and Ayrshire. Tapped, close up. This order
was unchanged To the three quarter pole,
where Queen Hattie weakened and Gold
Dollar went up and won. half length be-
fore Ayrshire Lass no vas one better than
Wiiroy. Time, 1868.
Second Race-For three-y r-olds and up
wards; five furlonRs. When the flag went
down DIR. Hasbr0uck ran out FROM the 9th.
ers and was not caught MP with. finishing
first, one length from Little Mincn. who
was closely followed by Princess Bowling.
neck from Orinoco and Bolero In team.
Time, Loo.
Third Race-One mile and q furlong.
India Rubber was first In notion and Red
Fellow was soon q head and then a length
in front. Saunterer next took up the ban-
ner. and he and Red Fellow made 1t even
down the back side of the eIlipse. a length
from India Rubber. who began To close up
In the lower turn, and In the home stretch
made it q lead again aud won by length
and a half from Red Fellow, halt yOked By
Saunterer. Time 1857.
Fourth Race-Owners' handicap; for all
ages; six furloDgs. Ocypete was leading
when the leash was slipped. and the run
was merely dash between him and Fore
runner. In neck and-neck race up the
bome-stretch Ocy pete won by q nose. Kit
ty Van was third. Time. Ills.
Fifth Rsce-FOr two-year-olds; I've and
half furlongs. Charade ran home .
short length in front of Temple. who was
one better than the Prince of Darkness.
lime. l:1012.
Sixth Race-For three year-olds and mp
ward; one mile and half furlonR. Bull
ell 1wtN
burg, who took the lead before reaching
the judges stand. Syracuse passed HIM on
the upper turn and they made a sharp run
down the back stretch, with Golden Keel a
length behind. She there closed mp. and
in fine racing form sped by them, followed
by Calcium, and won by a half length from
the latter. who was one in front of Syracuse
and VOsburg. Time. 1:5lsa.
Twin City Jockey Club Races.
ST. PAUL, MIMI, Aug. S.-Another beauti.
full day drew a large crowd to the Hamline
track to witness another list of good Races
This meeting OF the Twin City Jockey Club
is successful from every standpoint. After
pretty start in the first. Corinne Kinney
took the lead and kept IL until we'll into
the stretch, when Guido came alongside
and won by short head.
Lillian Beatrice won the second by q
length from Callie Ferguson, Hamline
dropping back after keeping even with the
latter into the stretch.
Prince FORTUNES started last in the third
and Meadow Brook first. At the half
Prince Fortunes passed Lillian Lindsay.
and in the stretch he passed Meadow
Brook. winning with ease.
In the first heat of the fourth race Miss
Ballard stumbled, throwing jockey Evans
and falling on him. sprainlng the jockeys
ankle and badly bruisinR bim Jim Dunn
won the first heat by head. but the sec
opd went to Poiemus by two lengths, and
the run-off also went to Polemus. The first
heat WAS the only close one
At Garfield Park
CHICAGO. Aug. 3-The Garfield Park
track was fast to-day, as the result will
show:
First Race-Seven-eightb of q mile. Ne
va C. won; Ora second. Zeke Hardy third.
Second Race-Three-fourths of Q mile.
Geraldine won; MaIehma second Lake
Third Race-One and one-sixteenth OF Q
mile. Ray s. won: Big Casino second.
Goldstone third. Time. 1:45l2.
Fourth Rsce-One and one-si1teenth OF a
mile. Somerset won: Harry Weldon SEQ
| ond. Upman third. Time. 1:49
Fifth ghths of . mile. Mag
gle Lebus won: Tillie s. second, Corrinne
third. Tlme Loo.
Events at Hawthorne.
CHICAGO. Aug 3-Results at Hawthorne
to-day were as follows:
First Race-Five furlongs. Addie 8. won:
Maud Howard second, Jim Head third.
| Time. 1:04
| Ivanhoe second. Too-Sweet third. Time,
| 1:44.
Third Race-Seven furlongs. Heller
Shelter won; Prince second, Marmosa third.
| Time, 100.
Fourth Race-One mile md q sixteenth.
Mirabeau won; Brook wood second, Joe
| Carter third. Time. 1:50
Fifth Race-Steeple chase; full course.
Evangeline won: Elphin second, Fipf1ap
| third. No time taken.
National League Ball Games.
| At Neto York
| New York...........0 o o o o Go
| Cleveland -........-.O o o o o.
Hits-New York: IS; Cleveland. 2. Errors
| New York. 2; Cleveland. 3. Batteries-Rusie and
| Buckley; Shearon and thinner.
| At Phitddelphid-
chicago. ........ i.oS o.
Hits = Philadelphia. 8; Chicago. 9. Errors
ton and Clements; Hutchinson and Kittredge.
| At Boston,
Cincinnati ..-..-. 10 o o o -
| HIts-Boston. z; Cincinnati. 1c. Errors-Bos.
ton, i; Cincinnati. 2. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
| CAMEL; Rhines and keenan,.
| At Pttts6urg-
| Brooklyn. o 90 O o.
Pittsburg. ........O o O o @ o OIL
Hits - Brooklyn, g: Pittsburg. 8. Errors
| Brooklyn, 2; Pittsburg, 2. Batteres-Terry and
/ kinslOw; Baldwin and Mack.
| American Association.
| At Columbus
Columbus ......-..-1 o O o o O-5
Baltimore. -----..-..1 ! o o o o 3 81
Hits-COlumbus, z; Baltimore, 3. Errors
Columbus, 3; Baltimore. 2. Batteries-Knel and
| Donahue Madden and Robinson.
| At ST LOUIS
| St. Louis. O o o 0-s
Boston. ---.-..--.--0 o i 0-3
| Hits-st- Louis, 10; Boston. 8. Errors-st
Louis, 2; Boston, L. Batteries-McGin and
Boyle; Griffith and Murphy.
| At Louisville
| Athletics.--.0 o o o 90
| Louisville --.-.-..--O o o "a
Hits-Athletics. i: Louisville, IA Errors-Ath.
letics. 3; Louisville, 1. Batteries-Chamberlin
| and Milligan; Stratton and Cahill
| The Cincinnati-w ashington game was prevent
ed by wet grounds.