The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-09-05
LAST DAY AT ONNERSVILLE
Jennie Sprague and Hustler Both Es-
tabliShed New and Fast Marks.
Eight Heats Necessary to Decide the 2:20
Pare-Wisconsin King Walked Off with
the Free for All Pace in Straight Hea;S.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

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CONNERSvILLE, Ind. Sept. 4.--Yesterday
closed the races under the management of
the Connersville Driving Park Association.
The attendance was the largest of the week.
A great plumber of ladies were present.
The horsemen here during the week spoke
of the track as being one of the best in the
country, and they leave Connersville with
nothing but words of praise for the asso-
citation. There Is no horse winning
any money but that lowered his pre-
vious fast record. All are pleased with
Charles Kennedy as starter, and In his
closing remarks this afternoon he thanked
the big crowd and promised for next
season o programme that will eclipse the
very good one inst completed. Yesterday
the unfinished 2:2O trot should have had
nine starters. but all save three were drawn.
Summary:
The 2:2O trot; purse, $500:
Jennie sprague. Oh. m, by
Rounds spra que, A. L. Thomas.
Joliet. H.. "a. l.. Thomasl .--.5 4 3 1 / i
Grace Napoleon. b. ~. by Louis
Napoleon, t6amp Wilson) .-----3 i 1 2 2 3
Bl %;&s stSr%; G. 5:, 2; cr air: OIL o 2 : 3 2
called by the people IN :be crand-stand
"Old Fan. the Plough Hoss." surprised the
talent.
The 800 pace. unfinished Friday, with
eleven starters. began with seven starters
and required three more heats to decide.
Summary:
2:2o pace; purse. $500:
Hustler, n. e., Gee Grimes,
Terre Haute. Ind. Gee
Floral Boy, h.. j. II. Gas
grove. Elkhart, Ind. y.
Fl. Gaserovel lilo z 2 4 4 3
Prince Echo, CHI. S.. by
Cloud Mambrino, s. l..
Fletcher. McCordsviIle.
Ind. Is. J.. Fletcher,. ...3 / 2 a 5 2 2 2
Min Young. s. e.. Geo.
tWm. Branninger.l-----1 2 8 9 8 3 DIR.
Mary Lou, b. M, by Pc
toskey. W.. ID. and n. M.
Long. Georgetown, KY.
W. ID. Long D----..--.7 10 b 8 q z Or.
Henry F., b. by Com
Nashville, Ind. ben
John R.. blk. g., by Wild
Tom, NJ. f. McHafiie.
stilesville. Ind. M. E..
~Time-2:l6lo. 2:15lo, 2:15lo, 2:1S. 2:1714,
2:15A. 2:lsl4, 2:2O4.
In the three-year-old trot there were
only three starters. 1t was won by Rose
Turner. after being holly contested in four
exciting heats.
Three ear-Old trot; 2:40 class; purse, 500:
Rose Turner, b. m, by Gerome Turner,
Samp Wilson. Rushville, Ind, tSamp,
Wlltpntttt, DT. Ill, ny WllOus Oldu
Dodds, Dayton, o.. mike Bower
Merry Maid, b. m. by Felanda. VIM.
II. Boyce, Lexington. KY. William
TimeU2:26. 2:22ia, 2:24. 2:24ia
The free-for-all pace was perhaps the
most exciting race of the day. There were
only two starters-Telegram, 2:12l3, and
Wisconsin King. oil. Bets on first heat
were 3 to / against Telegram; on the sec
ond and winning heats, 6 to l against Tele-
gram. with few takers. Summary:
Free-for-all pace:
Wisconsin King. blk. e.. by Wisconsin, q.
3 sturdevant. Rockford. Ill, wv. H..
Telegram. +. s.. 2:i2ia. by Telegraph. G.
W. Bates. Batesvllle, Mo-, twalkerl.....2 2 2
Correspondent sent no time.-ED.]
Eiwood, 6; Pendl-ton, 8.
epeciel TO the Indianapolis Journal.
ELwooD. Ind, Sept. 4.-Elwood defeated
Pendleton's crack team here to-day. The
features of the game we're the good back
stop work of Brandenberg. of the Elwoods,
together with his and Mulhearn's heavy
hitting. The attendance was over two
thousand. Both teams play here tomorrow.
Score:
Elwood .-....--...3 o o / o o O 2 DC
Pendleton .---......O o o L o o o 2 2-5
Hits-Elwood. g.; Pendleton. 6. Ell
wood, g.. Pendleton, 4. Batteries-ElwOod.
Ivory. Struck out-B y Coxen. z; by Ireland, 2.
Baltimore, 0; Cincinnati, /,
At Cincinnati
Cincinnati ...""....0 l 0 0 0 0 0 0 OIL
Cincinnati. 1: Baltimore, 1. Batteries -Daub,
Dwyer and Murphy; Vickery and Robinson.