Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29

the side was retired. Attendance $50.
Score: Q
New York. 8 0 0 0 0 . "
Earned runs, Cincinnati 8, New orK q;
hits, II and l9: errors, 5 and 4; pltcheIsi
Wittrock and German; umpire, McQuaioe'
BROOKLYN WON.
Special to ne Register.
MARIETTA, OHIO, September 2s.-The
Brooklyns won the second game with Mar
ietta The game was characterized Oy
heavy batting on both sides. Score:
Brooklyn. .....I 8 2 "a o l 0-l6
Marietta. IL 0 D 2 oil
Batteries-Thomas, Hastings, Brodie and
Collin, Daub and Klnslow.
MUST FIGHT OR CRAWL.
New YoRK, September 2S-The quick
result of the Creedon. Fitzsimmons fight at
New Orleans put Capt Glori, Fitzslm-
mons manager, in high gle9. He tolu a
reporter that "Fitzn would follow Coroett
and make him fight.
1--WE will take no notice Of Steve O'Don-
nell, - said Glori. 1--WE want to light Cor
bett; he can't very well crawl, for the
public will censure him If he does"
RESULTS AT JEROME PARK.
New YORK. September 2S.-Three favor
ties out of six won at Jerome Park to-day,
but two of them were not backed at all,
the betting being confined to place. Ruoi-
con was the favorite in the first race at
ODDS of to l2 and won easily from HaIton
and Black Hawk. In the third race, for
the Riverside stakes, Stonenell and Punch
were the only ones left IN and Stoneneil
galloped home winner at oods OF
l 10 l0O In the second race Little Matt
was heavily backed to win, Wnlle
Now or Never had a heavy following
for the place Both were beaten oy Long
bridge. First, six furlongs, Rubicon,
:l61I; second, mile and sixteenth, Long
bridge, 52SI; third, i've furiongs, Stone
nell, O6; fourth, mile, Mcintyre, 1914;
fifth, Titan course, WIN Elliott, 1:2l4: A:
sixth, half mile, Glen Lily, :544.
Following are the entries at Jerome
Park for September 90: First, g mile.
Connoisseur l25, Bellicose us, Midley III,
Nanki Pooh Ill, Calyorma los, Kalula Colt
lO6, Kennel 106. Urania 1913, Romping Girl
l03, st. Vincent l0l, Dello IS, Beauregard
9S Second, mile Discount ll5, Rubl-
con 115, Harrington 107. Third,
one and a quarter miles, Yonkers
stakes, Banquet ia, Redskin ITO.
Third 400 yards, Snelba lO4. Maud Mar
ion l04, Florinda %, Flirt 9S. Fourth,
mile, selling, Copyright 1l2, Judge Morrow
1O7, Jodan l07, Miss Dixie lO4, Longorldge
lO4, Live Oak 100, Thurston 100, Reynard w.
Fifth, 1900 yards, selling, Copyrigat III,
Chattanooga l07, Gold Dollar lO4, Shudow
iO4. Hartford lO3, Milan lO2. Sixth, 1400
yards, Adelbert ia, Darkness lO9, Armlt-
age los, Jodan l07, Old Dominion lO1,
Melba lO4, Half Mine l0l.
.r COr r-,fpr-c
COLUMBUS, o., September 2S.-The fall
meeting Of the Columbus Driving Associa-
ton closed to-day. Summaries; . 20 class,
pace postponed yesterday, purse, $1,000,
Sable Gift won: time, 2:l2. 2:34 class,
3-vear-old trot, purse, 5000, Election won;
time, 2:2614. 2:l5 class trot, purse, 81 600,
Gertrude won; time, 2:l3l4. 2:S9 class,
trot, purse, $1,000, Black Raven woni time,
2l9]4.
MYSTIC PARK RACES CLOSED.
Mystic PARK, MEDFoRD, MASS, Septem-
ber 2S.-The best races of the week closed
the meet of the New England breeders
to-day. Marston c., Nancy Rice and
Mickey landed in that order three
times in the 2:4O, three-year-old class,
with good margin for the
leader. and Ponemah took three
straight among the foals Of '9l Sum
mary: 2:4O class three-ye2r-olds; purse
| 81 900; Marston g won time,2 1879 Foals
/ Of 1891; stake S975; POnemah won; time,
| 2:3lSI. 2:24 class trotting: value Sl,5OO;
| Margaret won; time, 2:l94. 2:l6 class
! trot; purse 5000 Wild OaJs won time.
2:l6sI. 2:2O class trottiug; purse 5000;
| Pure Wilkes won; time, 2:loll.
HAS LEFT THE HARLEM TRACK.
LOUISVILLE, KY, September 2S.-The
| Times to-day says after Saturday Colonel
| Lewis Clark will leave the Harlem race
! track as Presiding Judge on account OF
! friction with the management The sec
oud week in October Clark will preside at
Oakley track, Cincinnati. Charles r.
Price, Secretary of the Louisville Jockey
CLUB, will be his associate.
BOTH BADLY PUNISHED.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, September 2S.-A
desperate prize fight occurred twenty
miles from Springfield early this morning
between "Kidn Bain, Of Lancaster, Pa,
and Dummy Rowan. of ST. Louis, for
$500 side. Rowan won in the twenty
third round. Both were badly punished.
o'DoNNELL CHALLENGES FITz.
BosroN, September 2S.-Steve ODon-
nell has published a challenge to fight Bob
FitZsimmons TO finish under Marquis Of
Queensberry rules, for 5000 side and
the largest purse offered by any reputable
club. As an evidence Of good faith,
O'Donuell has deposited 1000 with David
Blanchard, of Boston. O'Donnell offers
TO meet Fitzsimmons or his representative
in New York any day next week in order
70 arrange the prelimiuaries Of the match.
SENDS STEVE o'DoNNELL BACK,
ATLANTA, Ga, September 2S.-"If Mr.,
Corbett will say that he does not want 70
meet Mr.. Fitzsimmons, won't bother him
auv more, but / will claim the heavy
weight championship Of the world and
walk off with it." The champion middle
weight was mad at COrDett,
HE wants me 10 meet Steve O'Donnel,
ehl Let O'DonneE whip Maher, or Hall,
or somebody I have defeated them.
Then | will fight him. ] shall try to get 2
fight out of CorOett, and shall put my fist
i'm his face yet There will be no trouble
about my putting up $4,000, if that much
is required"
THE DOUBLE CENTURY RECORD.
BUFFALO, September 2S-T. I. Mack a
local unattached wheelulRn, has accom-
pIished the feat Of lowering the double CEN
tury mark over the course from Buffalo
TO Erie, Pa, and return in l4h. Pam. 45s.