Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-05

fielding game. Martins Ferry 6,
Coshocton Is; hits, Q ana 13; errors,
and 2; three base hits, Paddan ?; two
base hits, Purcell. Batteries, Gauding
and Miller, Wright aud Fitzsimmons.
GRAND CIRCUIT RESULTS.
New YORK, September 4.-The sec
Ond day Of the grand circuit trOtting
meeting at Fleetwood Park resulted ia
two one-sided uninteresting professions,
and one old fashioned, red hot horse
race. in the 2:I4 class, the California
colt Ora Wilkes was favorite over
the field, but could not keep
uD with Miss Ida and Fanny
Wilcox. After winning the 6rst two
heats Miss Ida fell back and Fanny
Wilcox won the three succeeding heats
with ease. Tne other two races were
hollow affairs, Ralph Wilkes winning
almost in jog and 10 ridiculously
slow time for him. Summaries:
2:1S class, trotting, purse 1900.
Ralph Wilkes, CD. s, by Red Wilkes,
I, l, /; Howard, ., 3, ?; Queechy, 3, ?,
4; Losa Wilkes, Q, :, 3; Catherine Ley
burn, 4, 5, 3; Ruby, 5, 9, 6; Vera, 6, s,
:; Edith R., 3, 4, dis; Little Tobe, 2, 0,
DIS. Time, 2:l6L; 2:15}5; 2:1613.
2:14 class, trotting; Fanny Wilcox, b.
~, by jerome Eddy, 5, 3, l, l, l; Miss
Ida, l, l, 3, 3, 8; Ora Wilkes, 8, ?, ?,
., .; Charlie c., 4, 3, I, 4, 4; San Pedro,
., 4, dis. Tiue, 2:13H, 2:12%, 2:l3,
2:14}5, 2:14}6.
2:4O class, trotting, Reddud, by Red
fern, l, 1. 1; Marston c., 3. ,, 2; Limon-
ero, 3, 3, 8; Maynower, 4, 4, 4; Burjng-
game, dis; Mickey, dis. Time, 2:165l,
2:19, 2:1S4.
sHEEPsHEAD BAY RESULTS.
New YORK, September 4.-In the
second race at Sheepshead Bay, st.
Michael was the choice, but be finished
badly beaten. After the race. Simms,
who rode ST. Michael, was called up
aud the owner was questioned. 1t
IS improbable that the horse or
the owner will Do allowed to race again.
First. Derfargilla won; I'LL. Second,
Candelabra won; 1;4l 2.5. Third, Figaro
won; 1:41 2-5. Fourth, The CommOner
won; l:01 3-5. Fifth, Void won; las 3.5.
Sixth, Havoc won; l:44.
Entries for tomorrow are: First, =
beaten horses, Melby 119, Ed kearney
116, Prig 116, Rub!con 1l6, Fiirt ll3,
Harrington 113, Florence 1l3. SscoRd,
"a mile, Flora c. lis. DR.. Franbe 11s.
Magnetism lis, Mdstar lis, Emma
rs, Nicetiua Ill, Canterbury
III, Mirage Ill, Lobengulla Ill,
May Mclaughlin Ill, Emulate
r. los, Louise t. los.
Third, mile selling, Bsldemonio 105,
IngOmar lO4, Speculation 103, Sandowne
IO3, Judge Morrow lO1, ARAB 100, Copy
right %, Anna 9S, Sam Bryant %, CHS
wick %, Shadow "a, Clementina 90, Jim
Lee So, Terrapin Sc, Sarcasm 81, Zou-
lika 81, Clarus S4. Fourth, l ]s handi-
cap, YO Tsm6ien us, Roche III, Fara-
day ia, Dobbins Ill, Saragassa 107,
The Pepper 1O4, HOrnDipe 90.
Fifth, mile and three-sixteenths, Bay
Stakes, Sir Walter 122, Banquet lis,
Yo Tamben 119, Henry Of Navarro
1l2, John Cooper 112. Sixth, thee
quarters, Partridge Stakes, on Turf,
Lissak l2S, Harry Reed 1O7, Owlet 105,
Monotony lO5, Mckee 1O5, Lucania 101.
CAN DO TWO SECONDS BETTER.
BUFFALO, NY; Septem Der 4.-Cicero
Hamlln, owner OF Fantasy and Robert
j., mas returned from Fort Wayne,
highly elated with the successes Of his
horses there. he says Robert j. can
90 two seconds faster than his new
record OF 2:O32l, and when asked il the
PAGER could travel a mile in two minutes
flat, replied: II would not let Robert
j. pace in two minutes for anything.
What back number he would be then.
People would not care 10 see him after
he had reached bis limit"
Mr.. Hamln believes that AliX can do
better than her present record of 2;054
when sac starts at Terre Haute, which
track Is two seconds faster, ne thinks,
than that at Fort Wayne.
lie says that Fantasay may yet beat
the fOur-year-Old record.
Local Base Ball
The Diez Rosebud Base Ball Club
would like to hear from the NJ. w. Dee
gaus sQr a game Of ball next Sunday on
the TtcAel Green. II accepted answer
through tomorrow morning's paper.
The Reymann Star Base Ball Club
would ike to hear from the Belmont
Stars for game ct ball next Sunday
afternoon on Jhe Fulton grounds. II
accepted, please answer through this
paper.