The morning call., 1892-05-15

j. VI. Stafford deserving great for the
manner in which he carried through the
entire meeting.
MonOwai Captures the Hotel stake.
Half a dozen two-year-olds faced the flag
for the Western Hotel stake of FIVE fur
longs. MonOwai was the fav0rite, with
Orrin second choice After four breaks a
good send off was effected, Condo holding a
slight lead from the 'fayOrte, Orrin lying
third. Martinez got of badly and brought
up the rear. The order was unchanged into
the stretch, where MOnOWat soon had him
in trouble Billy D0nathan's great colt set
such cracker OF a pace that all the others
went TO the whip. Orrin made a great run
at the draWgates, but failed to catch the
flying MOnOWai, who beat him half a length
al the wire In the fast tine of 1 :02. Alliance
got third place under hard drive.
SUMMARY.
The western Hotel stake; two-year-oldS Five
Garden CITY stables b. C. Monowai by imp Mid
lothian, dam Eliza, 120 pounds (Hll) ...-...-...
". j. Appebys b. C. OTrin, by John Happy, dam
G. H. Keauedys D. c Alliance. BY Hidalgo, dam
Maggie s, 1O6 pounds (EvansJ 800. e. ..........
Time, 1:02
Condo IO8, Donna Lila 95 and Martinez 10 also
Be,tiug: Auction pools-MonOwaI $50. orrln 81.
field S14 MuIuals paid 81 50.
EarIy's Splendid Victory.
Lottie Mills, Draw Scot Royal Flush and
Early ran one of the most exciting races
ever seen ia California. The fTst-named
ruled favorte, but there was plenty Of
money in for the field with Early and Royal
Flush in it, and many played the gray. 1t
was a good betting race. The start was
moderate, Draw Scot and LOttie Mills rush
ing to the front. and going neck and neck
they reached the half-mlle pole in 494
seconds, Early and Royal Flush going
I'D. The quartet raced along the
lower turn and entered the stretch in
8 bunch. The spectators rose to their feet
and cheered wildly as all four came along
10 tie GraWgates nose and nose Here Lot
tie Mills fell back, the pace being ascracker,
and Early ana Draw Scot singing them
selves cut ran magnificent race to win.
The superior jOckeyship Of old George
Evans told in the last few strides, and he
fairly lifted Early home a winner by a nose
amid the widest excitement. The crowd
rushed on to the track, many thinking it
was dead neat and cheer after cheer went
Up Tor the winner and jockey when the re-
suit was announced. Royal Flush was
third. The time, 1872 was very good.
SUMMARY.
The weinstock-Lubin handicap for three-year-
q. Howson's Oh. G. Early. by Joe Hooker dam
aa8 Stables 49, C. BTaw scot By imp. Midlothian
owens Bros en-. G ROYAL FIush, by three
Cheers, dam KOsette, l1S POUNDS (HilD .........
LottIe Mills 100 also ran.
Betting: Auction pools-Field $50, Lottle Mills
ss5. Braw sect s2I. Mutuals PAID sls O5.
Grandee Romps Home.
Three only sported silk for the three
quarter mile dash, Grandee being favOrite,
Dick 0'MalleY and Steadfast selling in the
field. The race needs no description, as
GTandee led from start TO finish. and won
under a big pull by ten lengths. Dick
OMalley beat Steadfast a length for the
place Time, ZIG.
SUMMARY.
Two-year-old sweepstake. Three-quarters Of a
W OBJ. MacdonOugh's z. c. Grandee. by warwick.
dam Helen scratch, % pounds CDennison). -. l
owen brothers , c. OMalley, by Mariner. dam
Rosie 123 pounds Brown ELECTROMAGNETIC. 2
Wilbur Smiths b. c. Steadfast, by Sobrants, dam
Narcola, 10S pounds (Suliivan) ......s..,.......
Time l:l7.
Betting: Auction poois-Grandee s55, field SIG.
Muluas paid 81 70.
Acclaim to the Front.
There was great race over the mile and
quarter, SIX horses going to the post,
the speedy little mare, Acclaim, despite her
heavy impost selling faVOrite. The flag
fell to an even start at the fifth attempt,
Fanny +, Janus and Nero leading first time
past the stands, Applause lying last. Thus
they raced around in a bunch 10 the lower
turn, where Acclaim took second position
and Sheridan went up third. The trio came
into the stretch even up, the faYOrte I'M
mediately racing to the front and, carrying
her weight with ease. r0mped home an easy
winner. in the splendid time Of 2:06. Old
Applause, with his light weight, came with
great spirit at the finish but could only
get 70 the saddle-girth Of the winner. Fan
ME I, who ran a game race, filed up third
place, Sheridan close up fourth.
SUMMARY.
Ball. Luhrs 4 &c. 5 stake; handicap for all ages.
One and quarter miles.
&. Fl. Kennedgs b. II; Acclaim, 4 by Three
Cheers dam Rosette. 100 pounds CHenHessey).. I
w. Georges b. 9. Applause aged, By Three Cheers
dam Alice n, % pounds (Vignes1. ...........,..
Encino stables b. IN. Fannie r, g. by WididIe
dam Sailie Hart, 100 pounds (SpenCe) ......,.., 3
Time, 2 :0S.
sheridan 40, Janus 10 and Nero IS also ran.
Betting; Auction poois-Aeelaim $50, Sheridan
S23 field $45.
Geraldine Beaten a Last.
The last race Of the day and meeting was
a half-mile dash. The competitors were
those two champion sprinters April Fool
and Geraldine, and GYPSY Girl. Tie start
was bad one, as April Fool got all the
best Of it, Geraldine getting off third. They
ran at a terrific burst of speed, and it
looked as If the worlds record would be
beaten. April Fool never lost the adYan.
tage he gained at the start. ana although
Geraldine made a supreme effort at the
finish she was beaten a short length at the
wire in Az seconds.
SUMMARY.
Special haIf-mile dash. Purse $3.50.
j. II. Walkers Oh. e. April Fooi, By CONFIDENCE,
dam unknown (Hennessey)-..-
Porter Ashes Oh. N. Geraldine by Grinstead.
oi N oGasH a agsx H. &c Gypsy Girl BY Alps. dam
GYPSY Queen (Nichoils) -........,.,....-....-.. o
Betting: auction pooIs.Gersfdine $780, field $50
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Professor Of Mathematics.
PALo ALTO. May 14.-Dr. r. X. AL
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