The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-04
LONG SHOTS WIN At GUTTENBURG.
Society SkIps In Mt 90 to 1, While L O. q.
Pays Is to I.

Society SkIps in Mt 90 to 4, While L O. o.
Pays Is to I.
About 1000 persons visited Gutenberg yes
terday. The racing was interesting. Tho
track was in perfect condition. Twenty-Five
book makers drew for positions and the betting
ring was thronged by the talent eager to post
their money on their favorites
Zenobia gave her friends a shock In the
first race. going to the post q strong favorits
start, and led into the hom estretoh., where
!. o. Z. passed her and won by half length
Zenoh BIZ, get the place from Bob Sutherland
Fifteen two-year- old maldens faced the flag
in the sey a sc c i.es
fashion with Pagan in the lead. Society came
with rush in the stretch. and went to the
Four scratches in the third race reduced the
and ras1 the tu fn Hse%
got p aee Tsnno %
Indigo was the first away in the fourth race.
Dae sa NED led t to the stretch. where Jones'
Esllog by two onc'hs Joe Carter beat
vocaizs showed in front to a prompt start
n the ih event "Pd set the pace to the
beating innovation hardly for ths PLACE;
led At tho turn. Belwood soon showed in front.
but Eo ID n the a fug and TGa
Davis Davis tnishins third su NINA iiA A''A'
FIRST RACE
Purse S4oo. of which 20 TO second and s25 70
join Niiion. b. C l. g. {. by spent,hr!t-satua.
O. w. Sewto1s b. Ii. Bob Sutherland 100 tMcDjer:
Msssa fon ka aG Paa Handle
Fancy coli, Romano. I'd Connolly and Elizabeth marc
MasE e. H o C. to i, oG Ia
Fan Hande Il Tom Ra Is to to L ioooi
SECOND RACE.
j. Wal,erss CHI. T. society, by kedwing-Lflno s.. lo7.
G.F. sander. FsE.n los IL iiiD::;,.;.,,..:.:.a
,fsiss,. .IS hcsaia: i.n.Rs'i; ~. 1Ssms; NY.
Pos, Bct,lnr-rwo 70 agan. Mis-. rnoma. nly to
ssss t., rs1sss ,ts. ssns % to
dina lo0 to Rosalind col. 100 to LrminlTude My.
THIRD RACE.
Purse $500 OF which $50 to second and S"5 TO third
i. b. Wsir's b. e. Harlem !. by spendthrft-Ma'd of
Glen Island s!nSlSs 6lk Mex. 2 10 tSnei.seT..
balsyrian also ran, w. ,o,<
Pos. Be,inr-y.c et" against: to roano a,oa
Harlem. 10 to ! DaIsyr:an.
FOURTH RACE.
Purse $500 Of which $50 to second ana s2s third
j Res.r.b " c. g. by Leona,us-Royai Queen. o, H..
TN oa'tr i, h; doe carter s. ias tSswmsyeD.. :
J. n Mccormtctsb, c Indigo g. - tDonahne> .....,
Da!cslnan Bohemian. Shenandoah and Naronic also
ran.
los, Rc,;r. Fight % against Indigo II tos King
hs hem n" il to nae.man 80 10 Naronc '"-
FIFTH RACE.
Purse 500 Of which SO to second and s.5 70
KIntinn lanle b. Z. k.co. O. by shannon-Fannv
J! HcgosmsS. b. Z yoe.ss q 81 iRroot.,....:
Es,..Ts Dr. f. InnGya.on i9i S!onsws,
s"' Max "0'aG Tiaps saa Josie Wells also 'an
~ e v:sa Sss 10 to i H.S.
SIXTH RACE
rurso $500 OF which $50 to so5 to third
l. u tsHl,sr. q, s.EVold 8. by Rnyon dor-vlolA.
SH,s;%.s r Sn Ii,ck.v ss 5Griis,:
pastB S.dlTni I,snnGi. Yo.nE casrss,s Bel
KI rs! H'rsTTE aa rs RfssiS IS s.a
nett Young.
Edward Hall Captures Tennis CkampIoH.
ship.
BALTIMORE June 3.-Edward L. Hall of New York ID
si The champion OF the Southern Lawn Tennis ksso-
citation. lie defeated Malcolm chace. his ambitious
Providence competitor this afternoon In three sraEht
sets ct the grounds OF tho Baltimore Cricket Club The
scores were 6--8 b-3 and b-2.
Halls exhibition was facterized by steadine ss and
excellent head work chaco played AZ times far more
briiantly than iial but he always dropned back at
g %s . WORT I both men chaSss
Owing to the recent rain and foRgy weather tho
ground was rather dead 10Th very much
In earnest The sympathy OF the seemed to
DO mostly with chhce, because Of his youth and the
hill game 20 the hn,sh. From the start Hall had the
match IN his hanGs.
CARPET 7. N. STEWART,
1926 9TH Ave.
Ill FAMINE. Te'sfE ss.;sc CAN