The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-07-10

j. u. Creighton's b. ~, Marry Mack.l 1 2 2 3
W. ]. Kerlin's b. h.. Sir Pilot;;...--3 4 3 3 2
T~ime-2:2s4, 1880. 2:29. 2:27a, 2:27l9.
Second Race-2:17 pace; purse. $500:
F. A. Harrington's Simmie ---..--.---1
j. ID. Creighton's b. x, Burnes Joe...----3 =
Withers & Ragsdale's w. n. singerly.--.-2 : 4
Barker d Burns's G. b., Treasure. .--.---.5 5 3
John Dickerson's Q. g., Pickaway ..---....4 3 DIR
~Time-2:1712, 2:19, 2:20.
Third Race-Three-yesr-old trot; purse.
$500:
Rensselaer, Farms Belle Medium..2 l ! 2 2
r. 81. Hollan's b. h., Ray Gordon--.3 8 3 8 8
Great Western Handicap Won by Virgo Dor.
CHICAGO. July a-Marion C. was the only
favorite to win at Washington Park to-day,
and the book-makers filled their boxes.
The feature of the days sport was the
riding Of jockey r.. Williams, he landing
four winners.
First Race-Purse. 5000; for nader two
year-Olds; fve-eighths of a mile. Lake
Breeze won by three-lengths. Farine beat
Hispanla one length for the place. Time.
1:OA.
Second R~ace-Purse. 5000; for three-year-
Olds; one mile. Reveal won by q length
from Rainier, who beat Eli Kinidge two
lengths for the place. Time. LA.
Third Race-The Great Western handi-
cap; u sweepstakes for all ages; $50 each.
with $4,000 added; one and One-half mile.
The flag fell with the field together. Bust
ness went out and showed the way to past
the stand. with Virgo DOr a neck behind
and Los Angeles trailing in the rear. When
the turn was made Virgo Dor rushed to
the front and, under q gentle pull. made the
pace to the wire. winning handlly by three
lengths. Ban Chief came fast and beat Joe
Blackburn q neck for the place. Time.
2:3734.
Fourth Race-Purse, 800; for three-year-
nlds and nrro ri. nna ond nna-otUhth rnila
Marion e.. won by q neck. Santiago beat
Whitney . length for the place. Time. 1:55.
Fifth Race-Purse. $500; for three year.
olds and upwards; mile heats. Trust won
the first heat by a nose from Atticus, who
beat Bob FOrsyt the a head. Time. l:44 In
the second heat WOOdbeDa led for half a
mile. where Trust took up the running and
was never headed, winning as he pleased
by two lengths. Bob Forsy the was second,
a head before Atticus third. Time. 1:43.
Sixth ~Race-Purse. $500; for maiden two
year.Olds. tive-eighths of a mile. Nellie
Pearl won by a length; Irish Chief second.
C.. l.. Brown third. Time. 1:O3.
Nelly bly, Wins the m Oaks.
NEW YORK., July 9.-Following are the
race results at Jerome Park to-day:
First Race-Handlcap sweepstakes; seven
~furlongs. Chesapeake went right in front
aud was never headed. winning in n drive
from Pagan, who beat Endurer ten lengths.
Time. 1:29.
Second Race-Sweepstakes; for two-year-
Odds; five furlongs. mont won handily
by a length from DR.. Wilcox, who beat
Rolfe four lengths. Time. 1:20.
Third Race-The Monmouth Oaks; for
three-year-Old lilies: with $500 added;
one mile and One-quarter klideer JuuiDed
away In front and set the pace for the
Others. On the turf Equity drew I'D even
with the leader. and they raced together to
the head of the stretch. where Nellie Bly,
easily left the others and won in a canter
by three lengths. from kildeer. who was
two lengths before Reckon. Time, 2:l6l.
Fourth Race-Handirap sweepstakes: one
mile and a furlong. They got away with
Ben Kingsbury in front. followed by War
path and Strathmeath. Strathmeath got
on even terms with Ben Kingsbury on the
finish. winning under q pull by a neck from
Ben kingsbury, who was five lengths before
Warpath. Time. 2:O2.
Fifth Race-Fort hree-year-Olds; one mile.
Long Dance won easily by a length from
Vardee, who beat Edgar Johnston four
lengths. Time. 1:4714.
Sixth Race = Welter-weight handicap
sweepstakes; five furlones. Rex won BY
four lengths from Lima. who beat Norwood
half q length. Time, Los.
Seventh Race-Swe epstakes: for two
year-olds; five furlOngs. The Clara colt
won in 1:O5l2 Exotic second. Herald third.
Trotting at philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. July a.-Following are the
results at the Philadelphia Driving Club
to-day:
First Race-2:24 class; pacing: Bingham
House stakes, $500. Lady Sheridan first,
Saladin second. Black third. Time-2:23l2,
2:20l2. 2:22lo. :
Second Race-2:24 class: trotting: unin-
lshed. Tom Carpenter first. Grand r. Sec
Ond, Gypsy Girl third. Best time, 2:2O4.
Third Race-2:S3 class; trotting; unfin-
ished. Frank +. first. TomOkin second.
RIIo RaIl mir Roat &IDrA O.OC1
BIZ II scheme That Might Include indianapolis.
BALTIMORE. July 9. - The Sun says
while the American Association players
are battling for the championship the
officers and managers are laying big
plans. They say positively that arrange
ments have been made to place a club
in Brooklyn upon short notice. If any
of the present cities withdraw, it is an
nounced that two wealthy men of Brook
Ign have agreed to back the project with
$4,000 at the outset. and nave the promise
OF grounds much more accessible to per-
sons who attend games than Eastern Park.
Coupled with the Brooklyn move there is q
general acQulesence in the design of FORM
ing separate Eastern and Western leagues.
1t is said Baltimore, WashIn gtOn, Phila-
delphia and Boston in the Association and
the Boston League club favor the plan.
- NaO AZ
division Is to work for a reorganization of
the entire system of professional ball as
soon as q compromise Is effected with the
League. The Eastern circuit. according to
present hopes. will be Boston. two clubs,
and one each in Baltimore, Washington.
New York and Brooklyn. The Western
circuit is to be made up of Chicago, Pitts
burg, Cleveland. Cincinnati. ST. Louis,
Louisville, Milwaukee and Kansas City,
with possibly one or two changes. Thou
sands of dollars have been lost owing 20
the large outlay necessary for travelling.
and it is believed the drain can be stopped
by shortening the jumps.
National Lsague Ball Games.
Al PittSburg-
Pittsburg .--.--.-..1 D o o / 3 1 OF
New York..----.-.O L o o o L D 9 o.
Hits-Pittsburg z; New York. 8. Errors
Pittsburg. 2; New York, 1. B~atteries-Galvin
ana Mack; Keefe and Clarke.
at CiRcinndtt-
Cincinnati. -.-.-...1 o o 2 / / 1 o Oil
BroOklyn---- - D d U 3 1 o o o. q
Hits-Cincinnati. 16; Brooklyn, z. Errors
Cincinnati. 3: Brooklyn, l. 8atteries-Rad