The evening world., 1894-08-23
HALTON won
IN A DRIVE.
Marshall's Desperate Effort in
the Stretch Only Landed
Him Second.
SCRAMBLE FOR PASTEBOARDs,
Holders of Mutilatel Stonensll
Tickets Must Prove
Ownership.
DEAD HEAT IN THE FIFTH RACE
In the Run.OH Midstar Beats Al.
bert 4. Without Much
Trouble.
DEAD HEAT IN THE FIFTH RACE.
Especial to The Evening woriI.)

RACE TRACK, JEROME PARK,
Aug. 23,-The chief topic Of copversa-
ton At the track this afternoon was
the unsatisfactory ending Of the Stone
nell-9ienmoyne match race yesterday,
and many OF the crowd that were pres
ent to-day were people who had bet on
Stonenell and had destroyed their
tickets.
They came up to search for their tick
cts, but the chances Of finding them
were more than slim. for scarcely an
inch Of ground had been missed by
"hustlers" and "touts" In their search
for Stonenell "pasteboards'' yesterday.
Some OF the big and weli-known bettors
have n chance TO recover their losses,
nearly all bets amounting TO SOD or over
until to-day. Tom Egan had his men
gather zip seven big boxes full OF scraps
and torn tickets last night, and they
Will be burned; thus many good tickets
will remain uncashed unless the bettor
can prove his claim.
,To-day's. card was very fair one.
sure good betting The scratches were
not as heavy as usual
The, track was in splendid condition
and the weather was perfect.
The talent started auspiciously by
landing winner In the opening event.
Lightfoot was Installed In the fayorite
lly backed. Lightfoot never gave her
hackers a moments uneasiness, for, get
ting on In front. she led Al the way.
and won as she pleased. Charter. a 90
The Stewards have decided thai In
case q ticket calling for 9 bet on stone
must prove ownership to Mr. Egan be-
fore the money will be received.
FIRST RACE.
Sweepstakes OF SO each. with $500 added. sell
Ing cue mile and a furlons' p.,,, 9, ~, ri,
tt S:.5':s ,o s9' s% ri ii
Paris. ios 1Dogrstti. ..,.,.',. 81 IS I % s
Lightfoot led from start to finish and
.on0 sas a4 two snS when s sgS sSss
han passed him; In the last furiong,
place q neck before Gov. sheehsn.
Mutueis paid: Straight. s455; place.
$50; third, 2.1. Charter. place, sfs, IS;
third. $40. Gov. sheehan, third. 1910
SECOND RACE.
| swsspstakss OF so each. with $500 added ;
starters ~ NV - Bsttins st. mr. Fin
h 5.ss S Rs.: 10 q, 1.SsiP,sa; & = /. i
". B.. Iii Gbossstt, ,,.'.,,is-S 40 5
| Live Oak, Jack Rose and W. d. was
E! the order all the way. Live oak winning
four lengths before W. Is. Time~i.6s
Mutuels paid: Straight. $50. place.
$3.50 Jack Rose place, E'SO
THIRD RACE
| H.aaissp s~sepstakss Vi so each, with ,6O0
aided; six furiUnss.
Sl4TtrFa betting st. HI FIN
sir Dixon, IT., Jos uIsrSsal .li-s So u
T ,,. y" H.sss'o ~ w r";;s
kiis Reed, 100 I.miil,oni li-t l.! ia;
The field ran closely punched 10 the
clubhouse dip. where Cockade shot 10
who had come with a terrific rush in
the stretch, got Jp AMI won by short
head. Utica va third two lengths
Ma,ueis paid, straight: $40; place,
1885,. Cockade, place, 13S.
Halton Won The fourth by ii neck.
Marshall was second and George plAoIi
FOURTH RACE
| sSsepst.kss u 30 each. With sou ADDED Tor
lGrss ysNr-oIds; ceiling Titan eoarAs, about 'VJ
Starters betting, st. Hlf.n,
IIaltOn, III ,s,msr-...,.....eysa 20 . IA
S St%sAt b.5 ,% !o pI ,tSSci.a, J.. :;
Knts L.i, iCs tC,aph 'dj 81 a.
TsSs.t;n ~ i, G y I,Is., g, 81 {.
Sims hustled Halton out In front at
the start and WAS never headed winning
by Il neck In drive. George Dixon was
second 20 the stretch. when Marshall
came with a rattle, but could not quite
get u the leader. George Dixon was
thirl. Time. - g.
KentLck Lady Was backed from " 10
! To \ TO
, Mutucls paid, Straight. rIj; place,
| $40; third, s!6y; Marshall place, So
thlrd 40, George Dixon third $40.
FIFTH RACE
| SNneBs.a axes OF 80 each. with 500 added, f1r
MSiden t~U.y ear olds, selling; six furlVAgs.
| SiLTters betting 81 III tln.
! MD Star. IOs uDogEsuJ.,,,. IS 3b q. j.
! Albert A, los 90. TSyloFl .,... 81 al 81 u
| Ilsduwac los t. ArDuRAldl iO-l 81 /. 81
! Ia pectatlon T.. los thamiItonl 10 SO
l.4ngdon. ITO (het4enl........ lb'i 81
81 AmstsrdAm loS lelmHD. ....., b-l 80
| 'Dssd heat by two lengths
Itedowac made the running to the turn
into the stretch, where Midstar went on.
In the last sixteenth Albert, a, came
fast, and In y furious hnish he and
Mldstar finished 50 close together that
they could not be separated. Redowac
was third, two lengths away Time
liz.
SIXTH RACE
svssps4kss VI ~ each, viii ~ AAaeai Cor
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