St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-15
GOLD FOR "DOOKIES. !"
They Took a Carload Of
Wealth From Sports at
Memphis.
Swift Long Shots Captured
Several OF the Races in
Good Style.
Not-In-It, to Prove Claim TO
His Title, Got Left at
the Post.
Wholesale Pugilistic Project
Of the 0lympies--McAu-
liffe's Health.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April Il. - The
b0okies carried off a CARLOAD of money
from Montgomery Park this evening.
Moose. who could not dot thing at New
I Orleans. was a winner at 6 TO /. and
! Eugenia, 10 10 | shot, sent chill up
the spines OF those backing the fayorite
by winning the fourth, and John q, a
I - TO l. laid them out cold by winning
the last event. The track was heavy
and slow OH the back stretch. Weather
very cold. but attendance good. No
racing tomorrow, Good Friday. En-
tries for Saturday do not close | aiil to-
morrow. Summaries:
First race. Blk fdrlougs-LeOnara J. III.
Thogett, 5 10 I Cruicksnank. lGi. Burns. TO
] ' OH. iD5. Regain. 10 !; Josephine Cas-
sady 10. Jordan. 10 I; Livingston. IA.
Davis 10 sunny South. rs. Penny. M 10
/ Myfa. Il slucky, 10 10 1; Not In II, ia.
Uyeiton. So - l.
Volt led of 70 an unsatisfactory start.
sunny South, Leonara and Cruick-
sliauks close up. Sunny South took
the lead at the half aud came IN all easy
winner by three lengths, Josephne
Ca-saday second and Cruicksnanks
third. fine, :22]E. Not In 1t was
lelt at the post.
Second race half a mile-iohn Eta. 1913.
Hogau % !: Enoch ~, A. Clayton 10 /:
Coquelt'. 90 Penny, 10 ., Moose. %. Jor-
dan. 10
They were ia fine order as the flag
fell. Euoch showed slightly in front.
with COQneile second and John Eta
third. 1h's was the order into the
stretch. where Coauette showed IN
front for an Instant, but soon gave away
"a. fol
head in whipping finish. EnGch second
and John Era third. Time. :j35l.
Thui raac mi,e aud an cighth-Faithful,
lic Bii;tou. 20 TO r. Annie Brown, l05, FINK
cycp. rirat Lap. To- j Mcdonald. 5 to /.
they held we'll together until the
stretch was reached. where Faithful left
his Two companions, and without any
cioii won by about a length under a
strong pull: FIRST Lap beat Annie
Brown i've lengths, lime. G4M.
Fourth race rcvcn futonss-kueenia li9.
Frecmpu ~ 10 I; Miss pickwick ~, Hog
gen 10 4 Costa Hica. ~. Buitod, > 10 =:
Miss Patton iJt. Fox -, TO ! fr0ihgate, III,
Il Williams = 10 /, Little Crete 10, f.
SIN tb 10 90
Alter considerable delay Miss Pick
wick led the STAT. Costa ltica was
second and Eugcnia third Little Crete
pHIed up aud showed IN front tor an
instant at the hat but fell back beaten.
Eugenia, Costa fica aud Miss Pickwck
then came forward AMI had Il lighting
finish, coming under the wire named.
Time. I.p4.
l1llh tacc. mils-Bero 40, Matthews 7 TO
5 l. liz fiShci. lD6. Clancy. 50 - l., glendale,
4ol. Fox Is TO Joe NOOiman. lJI. Lay
ton ~ TO ! . } + 10. j. Mcdonald. 10 TO /;
Mean Enough i06 Jordan. ! 10 +; \ ,wcas-
Tic, 10. K. Williams s 10 i; Reds.one, !0!, G.
Williams. 20 10 ! John q, 100, Gkey. 10 TO
|, Coronel %, Kuntl, II tol,
Ella Fisher delayed the START nearly
half an hour, Sheridan finally sending
them of without her. They were Il fine
bunch all the way around. John q Will
uiug out Dy a length. Coronel
Mean Enough third. Time, 81