Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-12

New YORK. July 1.-THE attendance
at Brighton Beach tod ay was good, as
usual, and although the scratches were
numerous 10 the fourth and fifth races,
the sport was interesting. The usual
upsets Of favorites came, too, and the
same bad starting as on the other days
of the meeting was to be seen.
First race. mile, selling, Marguerite,
102 (BerCen). to l, won oy neck;
Roller, 115 (Simms) l TO 2, second;
Hardy Fox 1O9 (McGlone) 300 to l,
third: time 1:44. Lallah, Harry Hink-
son, West, Van Dyke. Leigh, Adjourn,
Lourhett, Mary S., and Silversdo also
ran.
Second race, mile, selling. Chant ITO
\ (Martin) 2 to 5, won by a neck; Jersey
Belle, 90 IT. Sloane) 80 to 1, second;
DR.. Garnet, 103 (Martin) 4 to l, third;
time I'43. Fsctotum and Oporto also
ran.
Third race, five furlongs, Lady Rich
mond, l15 (Lendrum), % 10 l, won by
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| 80 to /, second; Am sterdam, lis
(Simms), to l. third, Time, 1:O+.
Sir James, Golden Gate, Jack the Jew,
Tralee, Jessie Taral, High Point Belle,
Forager, Spaldimore and Milton +, also
ran.
Fourth race, six furlongs, Kingston,
1T (Simms), 81 TO l, woD by length;
| Srocco, 119 (TaraD, "A to l, second;
Deriargalla, 100 (McDermott). to L,
third; time, lis. Ferrier, Wan Jim,
Gold Dollar, My Gyps and Panway also
ran.
Fifth race, DR.. Hasbrouck III Dog
gett), even, won by length; Banquet
lis (Simms), even, second; Sport 1ls
(Thompson), 10 to l, third. Time
1:4211,
Sixth race, steeplechase, full course,
Lucknow 145 (English). to l, won by
two lengths; Rodman 1877 kidd to l,
second; Flip Flap 144 Dunlap z to l.,
third Time. 5:1l1S. Pat Oakley, The
DufFer, GIenalI, Miles Standish. St.
| Hubsrt, Persistence, Summer Breeze
! and Bucephalus also ran.
Following are the entries for to-nor
row: First, q mile, selling, Potentate
112, His Grace 10S, Johannas 1O7, Ser
casm 1O3, Moshula l02, Robusta 102,
Ericsson 100, Gov. Fifer 80, Glorisnna 97,
Carnalite o., Gold Wave 97, Bolivar "a,
Gertie %, Lady NJ. 90, Edith, IS. Sec
ond, Patience c. 1O7, Flirt 107, Enfield
iO7. Mcintyre 104, Charter 104,
| Wentworth 102. Daily 102, Pella
1O2. Florence 1902, Golden Valley 102.
Third, q mile, Harry Reed 1l0, Cap
tain Nick log, Cockade 103, Monaco 1Ol,
Cremana l01, Little Ella %. Fourth,
q mile, selling. Maidstone 1T, Mr.. Sass
100, Mic Mac Queen los, ST. Felix l07,
Sir Arthur 1O7, Woodchopper 107, Billy
Boy 1O2, Shadow 1O2, Uncertainty 102,
Shelly Tuttle ia, Leonardo 90, Drum
Major 9s, Equation 9s, Rama 9S. Panway
90. Fifth. l a mile, selling, Vestibule 10s,
w. B. los, Jodan 107, Bolero 104, Young
Arlon 1O4, Willmar SO. Sixth, l mile,
! Kingston 124, Wheeler 112, Tom Tough
IO4, Harry Alonzo 104, Roller 104, Ves'
paslan 1O2, Lizzie McDuff 80, Dashing
| Charlie 90, Iceland Sc.
PITCHER KILLEN SUSPENDED.
PfTTsBURG, PA, July 1L.-Pitcher
! Frank Killen, who has been doing
much very rocky work for Plttsburg
this season has been laid off without pay
for an indefinite period by Manager
| BuckeDberger, to whom the losing OF
Mondays game was the last straw. He
will arrive from Baltimore this morn
! ing. This move OF Buckenoerger gave
most general satisfaction among the
| home cranks as they all know hillen
has not been pitching ball. Whether
the king pitcher OF last year can pitch
ball longer or not is question, but ii Is
| given out cold that he must show some
ability before he will be reinstated on
the team. President Kerr was we'll sat
isfied when be heard the move made by
| Buck. He saws Killen has not been
pitching his game and hopes lay oil
will do him good. The club has thrown
line out for Tanning OF the New Or
leans club.
THE BRITANNIA WINS AGAIN.
RorHEsAY, FIRTH OF CLYDE, July IL.
The distance sailed was so miles, twice
over a course nearly square, then to the
opposite angle of the square and
back again. Three sides of the
square are broken by jutting
points of land The course is one
calling for the best seamanship. 1t Is
! closer TO open sea than the Royal Clyde
Yacht Clubs course and generally has
| fresher breezes. The priZs offered by
the Royal Northern Yacht CLUB was
sixty pounds. The start was made at
| lO:3o q. N. with scarcely
breeze blowing. The Vigiiant
had slightly the best OF it..
Her ballast had been shifted since
Yesterdays race and she appeared in
much better trim. At the second mark
boat, under Mount Stewart, the Ameri-
can led the Prince Of Wales yacht By 2
10. IS.
The Britannia, however, had the best
Of the sailing to the end OF the hrsi
round, passed the vigilant. and crossed
the line at mark boat No. 2m l9s 10
the lead.
The race from weymss to the home
mark was dreary, as the wind fell TO
light air. The time at the home mark
was: Britannia. 4:20:15; Vigilant,
4:22:55.
JOHNSON Is SATISFIED.
New YORK, July lin response to
telegram from the editor OF the
American Wheelmdn inquiring as "a
the authenticity OF the report that J. 5.
Johnson was about to turn professional
and go TO France to participate ia the
bicycIing contests there, T. w. Eek,
Johnson's trainer, replied as follows
from Toronto: johnson has DC
thoughts Of turning profession. he ID