Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-26
to l, second. and Wilmar third. Time,

t. 10 / second. and wilmar third Time,
Second race. selling. six furlongs-Flor-
| ence. even. won; Lord Hawkstone. 20 to I,
second second and Major General third Time.
Third race, selling, five furlongs-cora, 10
Morrison filly third. Time. l.O4 IL
| Fourth race, six furlongs-Our Maggie,
| to l, won; Rosa H.. to z, second and Cot
tonade third. Time Lie "a.
Fifth race. selling. mile and furlong--
Mr.. Sass. 3 to 1. won; w. B.. to I. second.
| and Laurel third Time, 1.J6 IA.
Sixth race. selling. six furlongs-Milan,
to !. won; Best Brand to !. second. ana
| Harry Hinkson third. Time 1.161-2
At Hawthorne: First race, half mile
| Victorious. TO l, won: Buck Knight, to
1, second. and Bob Tucker third. Time.
$50 IA.
Second race half mile-Martha Griffin,
/ to I. won; Sunup. even, second, and Tremor
third. Time. O.5O Il
Third race. one mile-Tyro. to 30. won;
third. Time. LA.
Fourth race. seven-eighths of a mile-Ev-
anatus IL to 5, won; Orbit, 10 to l, second,
and The spaniard third Time, 1.29 "a.
| Fifth race three-quarters of a mile-Em-
pera, to ], won; Cora Taylor, 4 to l. sec
ond. and Jack Richelieu third. Time 1.1G
1-2.
toria, 3 to 1. won; Maryland, 10 to l. second
and Little Cripple third. Time. 1.16 "a
At Hamiine: First race, seven and one
ond and Advocate third. Time. Las IL.
| Second race. six ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS won
Equation second and Satellite third. Time
| 116l-
Third race. one mile-Folly won Kimberly
second and Commission third. Time LAB
| Ii
Fourth race. mile and furlonG over five
and Diamond Dick third. Time 2O6 IL
Fifth race, ffteen-sixtecnths of a mile
Fakir won, G. b. Cox second and Osric
| third. Time, 1.36 IA
| At Cleveland (trotting and pacing). First
| race, ID trotting-May Best Mahogany
second. Judge Fisher third. Rose Leaf,
Aunt Deiilah, Don Lowell. Gabrielle Elsie
s.. and Navidad also started. Time, 2l3.
III IL. LII IA, 2.13 1-2, 215 1-2
second race, 215 pacing-Clay Hontas,
Frank Agan second. Pixley Boy third. Col
wood, Whiteline. Barondale. Kittie b.. Car
RE onward. CoastbOy, Merrimark Lady H
,Raymon, Dick Willis, Drelincourt and Han
ms; jr;' also started. Time, PIP, 2l2 IA.
~ IL. I'll Ia, lib, 2.14 IL
Third race, % trotting-Eloise. Sixty Six
second, Anna Mace third Lady Nelson and
Oililk also started. Time, 2l5 IA, alT,
Walter Sanger Wins.
Walter c. Sanger won the great mile re ca
at yesterdays meet of the Toledo tOh,o,
| Cycling Club This race had more prizes
and OF greater value than any previous
event this season. The first prize was a
trap. with silver-mountej harness. fine
horse whip and robes. valued at $500 Dia-
mcnds were offered as prizes for each heat.
! These were won by John S. johnson in the
hrst heat and w. G. Sanger in the second
| Besides these two. Bald of Buffalo, Bliss of
| Chicago. {. NJ Murphy, A. u. Kennedy. F.
! j. Titus, Gus Steele and i. ID. Cabanne
competed. The latter is an unknown, who
| is reported to have ridden his mile in 2G,
| He is certainly speedy youngster, for he
| took second to Sanger in the great race in
| beautiful style.
The Valkyrie Almost Ready to Sail.
A dispatch to the Boston Herald from
| Gourock. Scotland says: Since Lord Dun
| ravens yacht Valkyrie was raised work.
| men have been pushing the repairs on the
| damaged boat in order that she might be
| put in condition for the southern races. She
will be surveyed on Friday. The Valkyrie
will take part in the three weeks racing in
the south. flying Lord Duuraven's flag.
LonSwood Tennis Tournament.
The scores yesterday in the tennis tourna-
ment on the Eongwood courts, Boston. were
Second round-R Stevens beat c. r. Bud
long, a., 81, 6--I; VI. ID. Whitman beat
II. b. Calender. 81, 6-l, 6-1; L. l.. Hall
beat q. b. Shaw, jr, -, c., O.; X. ID.
Wrenn beat +. Il. Presbrey, CO. e.. Go;
NJ. +. Goodbody beat S. f. Wise, 6-l, O.,
81: w. a. I-arned beat G. C.. Hinckley.
4 g., GO, g; Leo Ware beat A. J. Well
ington by default; G. w. Lee beat J. Terry,
"a, 0-S. 40 o.. 1O-S.
| Third round-R Stevens beat NJ. d. Whit
man. ti.;s. 90. OIL: r. ID. Wrenn beat Z.
| l.. Hall, 6-S, 60, Sc, defaults; III. F.
| Goodb0iy beat q. w. Lee. 6-3. G-3, O.:
Va ~. bbaEnsfhA beat Leo Ware o-e 4"
n.4anAn. s4ith-Ryan Fight.
| U,,ly
Is fliing up with visiting sportsmen from
all eyet the country. and betting on the
suit of the Smith-Ryan contest, which takes
| place tonight, is becoming quite lively. Bets
! of all kinds are being made, the odds on
| the general result favoring Ryan. The con-
test has double interest, from the fact
that the men have met twice before and
1 draws have resulted in both cases. TGat
there is to be no draw this time is pretty
j certain. Hank Seely will probably be the
| referee. Dick O'Brien, who was recently
defeated by Joe Walcott, has challenged the
| winner of tonight's contest. 1t now appears
| that Ryan will be seconded by Joe Choyn-
ski. Jimmy Murphy and Prof. Lewis. and
| George Davenport his hacker. will hold
| the watch for him. Smith will have ALI
| Kennedy for chief adviser and Billy Will
lams for timekeeper. His seconds will be
| Tom West, Solly Smith and Ed Alexander.
| Fast Cycle Riders.
| BUFFALO. N. V, July 26-This morning
| Louis Callahan of the Press Cycling Club
| of this city received from his brother, c.
p. Callahan, an application blank for mem
| bership in that club. signed by John S.
| Johnson, the famous record smasher John
| sons recent trouble with the Century
| Cycling Club of Syracuse Is responsib for
| this change of heart, although he has fire.
| quently expressed a desire to ride for the
| orange and Black. With Bald, Dierberger.
| Johnson and Charlie Callahan in class b
! and Louis Callahan and Leonert in class
| A the Press Cycling Club will boast more
speedy men than any other club in the
| country.
Field Notes.
Philadelphia again today. Washington
plays in Brooklyn tomorrow. Saturday and
Monday, in Baltimore on Tuesday, and re-