The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-30
PACING RECORD BROKEN
MASCOT GOES A MILE IN %'of
The Trots ut Baltimore and Trenton-he-
suits of the Running Races and the
Baseball Games-Other Sports.


records save one were smashed to-day,
and the worlds record made yesterday
by Nancy Hanks in her mile trotted
against time was tied. The average for
the five heats was less than zoo "a.
1t was an ideal racing day, and at
least two thousand people drawn by the
excitement over Hanks wonderful per-
formance yesterday were added to the
crowd of 10000 the day before and hned
the grand-stand and quarter stretch.
When Monroe Salisbury scratched San
Pedro last night there was every promise
of fight to finish in the free Tor all
pace, for his unbeaten Flying Jlb was
i'm, as were also Mascot and Guy. Inc
race Judges were right under the rules
moved up the race to third place so there
should be no doubt of II finish. But IN
the free for all pace. Vinette had In
2:13 pace lowered the tracks race re-
cord made by Hal Pointer, 2:O9 il, and
then lost the race, and the handsome
daughter of Jersey Wilkes had taken a
race and mark Of 2:16 81 in handy
STYLE in the Dds trot. Between the
heats of the last race the free for alters
were at work. and the Jib brushed a
quarter in 81 seconds. All OF this served
to work up the people TO fever heat, anu
when the three side wheelers scoreu
down for the word. the Jib was at the
pole, Mascot second and Guy tmrd.
They got away at the second attemlp.,
were at the eighth in Is IA seconds,
where Mascot overhauled Jib and took
the pole. Guy was trailing, and 1t was
plain TO be seen that the rivals were TO
fight il out. Around the upper turn they
flew. and the Jib was at Mascot's throat
latch nj the half in :03 "a. The second
ouarter had been done in 81 Ia seconds.
Easter and yet faster was the pace Tor
the third quarter. 1t was killing one,
and was done in % ID seconds. Nancy
Hanks record for three-quarters was
smashed, and in Il race heat at that.
Into the stretch the pair new at tnis
unheard-of clip, and the mile was dohe .
in 2:04. PandemOnium relgned. III lacI
the cheering began as the PAGERS turneu
tho half the wave of enthusiasm IN
creasing with the quickening speed Oh
the PAGERS 1t was not necessary 10 an,
nounce the time Too many watches mad
caught il and had made it the same. IL
meant even more than that for the vlsi
tor. for Mascot had paced around his
field. and has surely done the mile IL
2:03 II or better $4,000 cuR
Two-thrteen pace, purse S1,0O0-Cieye
land s. ., l. 1, |; Ninette |, =, ), :; Joe
LEFT 3 3. = 3: Telegram. dis; Paul, dis
Time 200 IA, 2:12 81, 2:12 IL 2;i5;
Two-twenty-eigh trot, purse Sl,OO0-
Chiquerita I. /. /: Dirego =, :, ga
hina 3, 3, 3; Miss Lido 4. 4, - Galatea
3, 3. 8: Lee Russell &. dis; Chester a. .
lem dis. Time DIS IL, 2;l' 81
PIG 81. ,ooo c..
Frec-for-all, pacing, purse, 81 ,0OO,Guy
A /. /. /; Flying Jib 2, /. ., 2, ); Mas
SOC S.06 !; - = 2'6S Pa g. -. 2:oS ia.
Two-twenty-twO. trotting. purse, SloV.
Major I, ., l. L. Edith Spragne :, l. .
3: Jolsco 4. 3. .. 3; Maloch Z, q 3 z
Rose Turner 6. ), 3. i: Cicerone 3. I. 4
Z. Wonder 3. I. 4. &; Shandon Belle 5. :
Z dis: CLAW Herr dis; Ethel Is. DIS
| Time. 2:14 II, 2:15 3-4, 2:15 IL ia "a
Two-twenty, pacing, purse, SI:0oo Iun
| fnished)-Flowing Tide first Ming Me
| dium second. Rocer third, DR.. Ellncour
fourth. Jennie Hawthorne nth, Boone
| Wilson sixth. Time, 2:lS IL.
The Trots at Baltimore.
Baltimore, Md, Sept. 29-The Driving
| Park people had Il glorious autumn day toI
| their races to-day. The attendance was TIT
| largest of the meeting.
Two.twenty.fye class, purse s500-ROmolo
1. /. TO- /; Currlto ,, ?, Z, I; Nellie Orion
| 2 2 . :; John \, IL, 6, g. 2; Mollie G. D.
= : 2. Ben Duroc 4, 4, 8. s.; Ruby q, ., D
q: Dreamland I, :, 8. q; Oracle Almont 3, D
| q 10: Acca .. 10. Z, .; Centreyille 10 II,
II H. Time. 2:29A, 2:29h, 22S4. 2:2OA
Two-twentyseve class. trotting, purse
| s5OO-J NJ. ID. |. /. /; Deleyan z, u, :
| Rrayada 3. .. Z Hero 1, g. ,; II. Clay ., D
3: Orange Chief &, Z, 4; Three Tips Z, 4, u
Time, 2:2Jh, 2:2GA, 229A.
All New Jersey Records Smashed.
Trenton. y. T.. Sept. 29.-The racing was
very fine to-day. In the pacing class al
Now Jersey records were smashed. Iht
summaries are as follows:
Two-twenty-two class. trotting, purse
! s.. OOO-Puck /. /. 3, 7, ., l; Conway 4, Z
/ /. s. 3: Gypsy Girl >, 3. :, ,, l, 2; Cap
tain Lyons >. I. 4. :, >, r. o.; Claudius g. .
Z 2 4 r. o.: Major Flowers Z, g, I, ., 3
= o.. Lizzie Mack 6, Z. g. ., I. r. o.; NJ. j
| Henderson 8. 8, Z. s. g. r. o. Time, 2:2l13
| 2:24. 2:2lll. 2:2l%. 2:23. 2:23.
Two-sixteen class. pacing, purse $500
Iucille l. /. I: Linden 2, =. ?; Saladln ), 3
:: Reuben g. 3, 3: Gray Harry 4, 4, 4. Time
! 2:17H, 2:16A. 2:17.
Two-forty class. trOtting, purse S3oo-Ho
| Shot |, l. /; Montague :, :, 3; Florence fai
mer :. =. ?; Richball 3 3, A. l.. ID. y. !, 4
3; Meg g. &, g. Time, 2:33a4, 2;31la 2:33.
Big Tro,ting Events Arranged.
Sedalia. Mo-. Sept 29-The Missouri State
Fair Association yesterday made public th'
| nrogromue Of the fall trotting meeting, Oc
| tober 18th TO 10Th. 1t comprises siXteeI
events. including the races against records
by Nancy Hanks and Martha Wilkes FOL
nurses aggregating $4,000. On October
2Gth Dobe will drive Martha Wilkes ovel
| the kite track to beat her record Of 2:OS
and on the following day will send Nancl
Hanks 10 beat her record. For the exhibl
tions Of Martha and Nancy the Associa
ton will pay Mr.. DOble 5000.