The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-09-14
COULD NOT MAKE 1T.
Old Time Was Too Swift for
Speedy Nancy Hanks.
Monroe Salisbury Thinks He Has a
Horse That Can Beat All
the World.

CHICAGO, Sept. 13. - Nancy Hanks went
against her record OF 2:O4 to-day at Washing
Ton Park before crowd of 10000 PEOPLE, Out
2:06 was the best she could DO. The weather
was perfect but the track was a trifie too SOFT
and Nancy tired badly in the last eighth.
The first quarter was trOtt in :3114, the
half in :0212. the three-quarters IN 1919
and the mile in FOG.
At the conclusion of her effort Monroe Sails
bury. the owner of Directum, announced that
four days after Drectum goes against the
worlds trotting record on Friday he wouio
stand ready to match him against any trotting
mare, stallion or gelding III the world; I Hnne
heals. in harness, best three IN hVe' Iof SooOo
or $4,000 a side.
2:17 uot, Clara d won. Kate second,
Cecer0ne third. Best time, 2;I4$4
80 trot. krats won, Break o. Day secOhu'
Lady Robert third. Best time, 2 ~ e.. ~,
Fret-for-all pace. purse $4,000, fIv'hg Jip
won, w w second Manager third lne'
2:10h-2 :0934 -2:0712. l. ii, Prna Donna
and Hal Point also entered.
2:45 trOt. Peep o. Day won, Henrietta u Sec
ond, King NaSer third. Best time, 2;Z1.
One and a sixteenth miles, Prince George won,
liiume second, Loudon third. lime, 10 MON
Five and half furiOngs. DR.. Hasbrouck won,
Kingston second. Amer third. Time. ;oI 12
Six furlongS, Tom Tough won. Red Banner
second, Evanatus third Time. 1:1414.
BY JOve second, Treasure third. Time. l QUA.
Five furlOngs, Frog Dance won. Little Mat
second, ACrelian third. Time, 1902.
Five fnrlongs, RightmOre won, Florence
second, PatTci u third. Time, l :OS.
Six furiOngs. VIII Elliott won, Rama second,
JOdan third. Time, lie.
CINCINNATI. Sept: 13.-The track was sinshy.
Seven futlongs, Harry Weldon won, White
Nose second. The Hero third. Time, 1888 "A.
One mile, Dolly McCone won, Indigo second,
st, Cyr third. Time, :4712.
SIX furlOngs, DecauOd won. Confidence sec
Ond, Lady third. Time, 1;2O.
Five furlOngs. Tip won, Cyrus second, French
Cyrus third. Time, :0514.
Nine-sixteenthS OF mile, Santa Maria won,
Connie c second, Susie third. Time, :57$4 .
Five furIOngs, Marie X won, Little Walter
second, Volt third. Time, 1:O5.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 13.-The track was lumpy.
Five tuiiongs, Little Crete won, John sec
ord, Minnie Gee third. Time, :0712.
r. -Four and half fuIlongs, Bedford won, King
Craft second, Border third. Time :59$4.,
-Four aud half furOngS, Leta b won, Major
DrlppS second, Mike Julian third. Time,
1:0O34.
Five furiongs, Mollie Bawn won. Wild
HuntresS second, Knight third. Time, :05$4 %.
One mile, Tom Kelly won, Rube Burrows
second. Leonard third. Tine. 1:5014.
SACRAMENTO. Sep. 13.-TO-day HE largest
crowd OF the meeting attended the State Fair
races. The weather was perfect and the track
last. The events were all running and the re-
suits as follows:
First race, The California stake. handicap for
two-year-oldS SIX furlong', George Van Cor
den's b. C. ArlicuS by Argyle, won, Owen
Bros b. &. Pulaski second. NJ. A. HOwaId's ch.
c. Banjo third. Time, 1:1512. Last Chance,
GladiOla ThOTnhill, The Lark, Warrago, BOr-
deauX and Title alsora
Second race (Sellingl, for three-year-olds and
inward. SIX furlongs, Fl. jones' CHI. f. Addie
Chapman, by Joe Hooker. won. g. F. Johnson s
br. h. II al Fisher second, c. Burlingame's ch. f..
Patricia thTd. Time, lis. Hugh not, Daphne.
Happy Day, Gladiator Estrella, Nellie Van,
The DR. Ike, Stonemau, DiueTo and Caquer also
ran. Estiella fell near the post.
hird race. tile Fall stake, handicap for
thfee-yeaI-olds ana upward. one mile and a
quarter. c. w. hitney's ch. b. Canny Scot
by Leinster. won, l.. U. Shppee's b. h. LOdowic
second, ". b. Appleby'S D. m. Randrop third
Time, 2:1O12. Merton and " yannashot also ran.
Fourth race, Orange stake, for three-year-
OBS, one mile and hfty yards, II. ID. Browns
br. C. QuarterStaf, by imp. Friar Tuck won, H.
Builingame's b. G. Sir Reel second. h.
Schwartz's eli. f. Abb third. Time l :46.
Filth race (seling) for twO-yeaT-ONs, seven
and half ful longs. Ocean View stables or. (.
Helen Scratch tily. by HidalgO, won, NunamOds
Nlh'S Fletcher second, Pueblo stables blk. f.
Ardente third. Time, l 1912. Centurion Sands
Forman and Happy Band also ran.