The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-02
WINNER DISQUALIFIED.
AMI " SENSATIONAL
FE<TUREs AT BENSiSGs.
lIrooy Throws Away tho Race DyA ''"'
and the Boo.makers Leave the fe"
I'm pjsgust-Other Events.

uyagp STRUCK lHt tnAhH
this afternoon, and made 1t decidedly uh-
comfortable for spectators. There were
two sensational features at the TRACK
Eloroy finished winner In the secohu
race. but he swerved in the final SIX
teenth. fouling Milt Young, and he was
promptly disqualified, a decision when
was generally approved. In the handi-
cap. Starter McAlann, after waiting twen-
tv-three minutes at the post, sent the
field of in horrible shape. Sirocco u
Annie Bishop, the fayorites, being among
the half dozen left.
George Wheelock and three other pooh-
makers, who had bet considerable money
on the left horses, were so disgusteu
they closed their stands and quit uoihs
/ business.
II il reported that Caldwell viii be
secured to start during the remainder or
the meeting. There were but four starters
in the opening event, and Factotum beat
the fayorite. Torchbearer, In g. hahdy
manner. In the second race Milt Young
and Eloroy won almost equal faVoIltes'
The latter won, but was set back lor Il
foul. and Young got the money. In the
handicap, Correction got the best Of the
bad start. and was never headed' VIII
| nlDK easily hum 49,
the fourth race went 10 West Side, who
was backed dow from 10 TO 4 TO /. Sum
marieS:
First race. two-year-olds, five and one
half ADMINISTRATION first, Torch
bearer second. Faustina third. Time
ITO Ia.
Second race, selling. one mile-Milt
Young first, Lasotta second, Kingstock
| third. Time, 1:5. Eioroy finished hrst,
but was disqualified for fouling Mllt
Young.
Third race. handicap, five furlongs--
Correction first, Miracle second, Terri
fer third. Time. 1902.
Fourth race. selling, six furlongs-West
Side first, Artillery second, PAY or ray
third Time, 1l6 ID.
, Fifth race. maiden, two-year-olds, -FOUR
and one-half MISUNDERSTANDING iirst'
Kenmore second, She (hliy), third. TINE
0:5S.
Sixth race, maiden, two-year-oids' iour
and one-half furlongs Sprinkle ns,'
Golden Valley second, Hollywood third
Time, 0:57 "a.
la Entr es.
Following are the entries at benhinss
for tomorrow:
tfrst race four and one-half furlongs'
seuiuF-May Carnee, l02; Tom Karl, IOS;
Red pick. I03; Honest Tom, 1OS; WoodDah'
OF. PIebeian. 100; Postmaster, lOs; Rolando'
q: GREY Eagle. 80: Laughing Water, 91i
| Grace Brown. 80; Fidget, 1Ol; fobln faooo'
1Ol; Panhandle, 80; Sonora, lO'.
second race. t~hree-fourths OF a mile, sell
| ing. two-year-olds-Ontario. lO5; Eliza aipi'
"a: Disturbance, 1913; Yucatan, 49, flc-
ton, 100; Little Mat, 100; Rolla' loS' spring
time, "a. ~
Third race. seven-eighths mile. handl-
c~an-Panway. 95; Equity, III; TerriIier,
Up; Correction, liz; Tom Tough, III; Phil
ora. lO4; Bessie Bisland, ia; Logan, u6'
Rico, 10.
Fourth race. steeplechase. full course,
~handicap-Mars 1873; Powerful. 1S; Fat
Oakley, 1855; HIGHWAY, 40; Glentauoh'
t43; st. John, 14O; A.. 3. Fox, l25; Clamor,
125; Geronimo, 1876; Capt. Manning 49,
Oaklawn, 1876; Aspen Leaf, 100; Baronet'
t32.
Fifth race. fve-eighths mile, maiden
Observation-Disclosures, 1872; Vision,
lo2: Gleesome. u2: Postmaid. lO2; Brook
let Mlly). 102; Play or Pay, 1915; Dutch
Skater. 1O5: Nettie Howell, 105; Smoke,
lO: Pottowattomie. 10; Hartford, ITO.
sixth race. one mile, beaten horses-Blue-
blood. 1l3; Bess NcDuf, %; McMurtry'
IS; Freezer, 50; Gettysburg, 107; Doncaster'
10: Bolero, 107; Shadow, 92; Kirkover' ";
Edwin. 104; Phllora, lOi; Sullross, lVi;
Tom Finley, D6.
The Winners ~ East ST. Louis
EAST ST. LOUIS, Dec. Paul Dom
bey. a rank outsider at twenty-five to one,
defeated some Of the fairly good classed
selling platers in the opening event at
East ST. Louis to-day. The prevailing
intensely cold weather did not affect the
attendance to m great extent. The usual
Friday crowd was on hand and witnessed
900 fug- ~,,~t orror "a facf track Sum
maries:
First race. one mile-Paul Dombey first.
Sweetbread second, Ulster third. Time,
$40 "a.
Second race, -three-quarters of a mile
Conductor insolvency first, Charlie b.
second. Attention third Time. 100 "a.
Third race. fve-eiGhths of a mile-Jose-
phine Cassidy first, Monk Overton second,
Sangamon third. Time, loo IL.
Fourth race. ive-eighths Of a mile
Envy first, Republic second, My Partner
third. Time. 1O6.
Fifth race, eleven-sixteenths OF a mile
Ballardine first, Bevis second, Luke Rich
ards third. Time. Ill.
A Sloppy Track 81 San Fr,nclsco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1.-The weather
was cloudy and chilly, and the track
sloFpy. Summaries:
First race. about six furlongs. senng-
Geofget HrSt, CFdWrord second, Ndlpd-
raise third. Time. 49,
Second race, one mile, seiiing-Green-
hook first. April second, Blizzard third.
Time, 1:49 81.
Third race. one mile, selling-Jampist
first. Tigress second, Steadfast third.
Time. 147.
Fourth race, five f~urlongs, selling 90
Bordeaux first. Banjo second, Johnny
Payne third. Time, LOS IA.
Fifth race. five furlongs, maiden, two
year-olds - Harry Lewis first, Raphael
second, Debracey third. Time. LOG 1-2.
Races and Football at Augusta.
AUGUSTA, GA, Dec. 1.-The races at
tho Augusta Exposition track this after
noon resulted as follows:
2N class trottlng race-Anna ~. first
Time. 229 Il.
Mile dash. won by Lake Shore I'm 1:7.
During the running race a horse by the
name oc watch Me bolted the track.
stumbling aud breaking his neck and fall
ing on John Baxter, his rider. and fatally
injurins him internally. Baxter is not ex-
pected to live through the night.
The game Of football between the Uni
vcrsity OF Georgia team and the Augusta
team resulted in a victory for the former
with a score of q L. o. This is the first
game the Augusta boys have played, and
Brown. the trainer OF the University boys.
refereed the game.