The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-01
Garfield Park Results.

CHICAGO. May Sl.-The track ct Garfield
Park to-day was slow. Results:
First R~ace-One.half mile. King Star
first. The KinS second, Columbia third.
Time. :5913.
The second race was declared off.
Third Race-Five- eighths of q mile. Nc
Gregor first. cumberland second. Friday
third. Time, 1:lSh.
Fourth Race-Cne and one-eigbth mile.
Valera first. Notus second. Bernardo third.
Time. 2:25A.
Fifth ~Race-seven and one-half fnrloncs.
Annie Clark first. Joe Woolman second,
Mephisto third. Time. 1:57l9.
Sixth Race-Seven-eighths of q mile.
Remedy first. Bolster second. Fred Houston
third. limo. 1:l6.
Six foreign book-makers were taken from
Garfield Park this afternoon by the police
and looked up. charged with violation of
the criminal and municipal statutes per-
tanning to the sale of foreign pools. The
men under arrest are James Fox. John
LOOMS, John Curtis. j. p. jackson, James
O'Lesry and John Murray. The Garfield
Park Club filed a bill In the Circuit Court
this evening to restrain Mayor W~ashburne
and Chief of Police M~cClaughrey from In
terfering with the racing business and
from stopping the sale of pools and book
making upon any contests of speed of
horses. An injunction has not yet been
granted.
Milidalc Handicap Won by wadsworth.
CINCINNATI. May Slater the big crowd
of yesterday there was only a small at
tendance at Latonia Park this afternoon.
There were five races, and only two of
these were won by favorites. A heavy
shower fell Just before the last race, making
the track "a tritie slow. In the first race,
Barring. the favorite. at 2la to /, ran away.
going nearly two miles before he could be-
stopped. Whom the start was finally made
he was all but left at the post. In the last
race Diana and Sir Robert ran away. but
neither went over half a mile. The horses
Ida Pickwick and Balgowan were sent to
st. Louis this afternoon. Summaries:
First Race-Three-qusrters of q mile;
divided. Ella Shipman first. Hamline, SEQ
ond, Roseberry third. Time, 1:16la.
Second Race-One mile. Happiness first,
Speth second. Powers third. Time. I:43Is.
Third Race-For maiden t%illies, two-year-
Olds; nine-sixteenths of a mile. Sarah
Ramey first. Qneen Enid second, GoverDess
third. Time. :56le.
Fourth Race-Milldsle ~handicap: one
and one-sixteenth mile. W~adsworth first,
w. b. second. Yale ~ third. Time, 1:4S4.
Fifth Race-Five-eighths of q mile. Forest
Rose frst. I'd Greenwood second. Queen Of
Blondes third. Time. LOS.
Tie Coming Meeting at Detroit.
DETROIT, Mich. May 3l.-rbe Detroit
Driving Club has announced its programme
and purses for the great Blue-ribbon meet
ing of 1892. The dates selected are July Is.
~. 20. 81 and %. These dates clash with
the grand clrcuit meeting at Pittsburg. as
was the case two years ago. The manage
ment, however, have little to fear from this
source. as the popularity OF Detroit's big
trottlna meeting among the h0rs-men of
the United States and Canada. and thu fact
that the local association will offer 81. C00
In purses. while Pittsburg's footipgs Will
only reach $4,000. will serve TO draw the
very best horses in the country 10 the Ham
tram track. OF the fifteen events the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers stake SS.0C0l
for the PA class Is the principal one. The
other purses amount to S22.N0 each. the d.
vision of each TO be 50. %. Is and 10 per
cent Two thousand dollars Of the MeI-