St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-16
KEBUS A SLAYER.
Winner OF the Bingham Stake in
the. Sixth.


PHILADELPHIA, July 15.-There was
but Il slim attendance at the tretting
races today. of the Grand circuit meet
ing at Philadelphia Driving park. There
were but two regular races set down OIL
the card, but two unfinished races from
Yesterday helped to fill up the after
noon. The first OF these was the 2:25
pacing class for the Bingham House
stake of S2.50e. RebuS, with bit one
heat to viii toseapture the purse, was a
heavy fayorlte in tie betting.
Bettors were treated 10 surprise in
the first heat. however, for Linden took
the lead at the start and was never
headed, coming in three lengths ahead
of Rebus. For the sixth heat, Rebas
continued the favorite. Az the start
Linden quickly drew away from the
gelding,- and by the time the three-quar-
ter post was reached was fully two
lengths ahead. Hunter laid his whip
on Rebus and the horse responded with
a fine burst of speed, and passed under
the wire head before Linden.
LIN the unfinished 2:26 class r. Clark's
| gelding, Claudfus, was the fayorite and
won easily.
The first regular event of the day
was the 2:27 pacing class. There were
eight entries. and before the start the
betting was in favor of Jennie Rolfe.
The poor showing made by the mare in
the first caused the betting to vee1
around in favor of Budd Doble. In the
six heats that it took to determine the
race. the betting alternated between
Budd Doble, jim Wilson Jr. and Matte,
but Budd Doble finally succeeded in
favorite was Miss Alice, and she iusti-
fed the judgment of the crowd by via
ming the race in three straight heats.
Summaries:
ENTRIES FoRsToDAY.
Three quarters of q mile. handicap. straight
course-Correctiou,1l6 TormentGr. It's; Can
delabra, 9S: Sir Catesby, 81; Paragon Wah
Jim, 95; Strathmeath. Iii; Potomac, lis; Rex,
1ee2;; Dagonet 1876; Stoneneii. 107.
Tyro STAKES, three-quarters of a miIe
straight eourse-Cordnroy, Ill: Hammie, Don
1Vs; Chicago Prince Imperial, Elsino colt,
113; Sir Waltef,1 23 Hanmie and Chicago
NJ DIVERS entry.
Midsummer handicap, mle straight course
-Raceland, l22; Tournament. 1I9; Banquet
lis: Piesnicker, 116; Take Notice. 10S; Rus
sell. 1903: Reclare, 10Y: Leonaweil, 102; Rex,
100: Portchester, 96; Kiideer, 96; Fagot, Oh /;
Osric, 90; st. Mark, 81.
Five-eigiiths Of mile handicap, straight
course-Littie MID. 107: Charcoal. 95: Poet
| 95; Pioneer. IS; Tom Watson, IS; Expert
ment, 103; Minnehaha, 103. Cactus. 112; Per-
| rier Jouet, 81; Neodamia. 81; Hammie, 1i5;
Plutus 10y; Mendicant Ill; Lawless, liz:
Rightaway, 104.
T1ree-quarters of a mile-Lorimer. 10s;
Long Beach, los; Strepfon. los; Adelbert,
los; Entire. lis; Hamilton LIS; ST. Anthony
lis; Sir Arthur. Il5: Monopol;st, 115; St.
Felix, lis; Julio. rs; Wah Jim, rs; Dr..
Ross, rs: Natalie S. 110.
Seyen-eighths of a mile. selling-LuelIa g.
9s; Miit Young, fc9: Mr.. Sass, 1eg, Key
West, IG9; fremont io6; Monopoiist. l65i
Julio. 81: Kirkover. 81
Seventh race. mile. handicap, inner circu-
lar course-Stalactite, 10; English Lady, 10;
Mr.. Sass, he; Harenny. III, SNOWFALL. Ia;
Nomad, III: Sieipner. rs; Tom rough. LOT;
WestcheSter, LIS; RorEa. l12; Leonawen, I23.
Too Wet to Play.
KANSAS CITY, July 15.-kansaS City
VS.. Indianapolis game postponed-wet