The record-union., 1894-10-19
Gentry Withdrawn After a Dead
Heat in the Pacing Match.
THE FIRST MILE MADE IN TWO
FOUR FLAT.
klamath Again Defeats Ottinger on
the Los Angeles Track-Results of
the Races at Oakley, Madison, Haw-
thorne, st. Asapeth and Philadel-
Dhia.
spectal to the REcoRD-UN1ox.

phia.
Special to the RECoRD-UNIoN.
NASHVILLE (Tenn.), Oct. 1S.-Six thou
sand people gathered at Cumberland Park
to-day, chiefly attracted by the prospects
for match race between Robert J. and
John r. Gentry. The day and the track
were perfect, and when Gentry NC
Henry and Robert J. (Greers) came on
the track they were greeted by great
shout. They soon started. Robert j. hav-
ing the outside track. Around the track
they went, closely together, the judges
deciding it a dead heat. Time-2:04, After
the dead heat it was found that Gentry
had cut himself and he was allowed TO be
withdrawn. Robert j. was given the
race, and then sent mile in the gather
ing dusk with running mate. Time
2:03t.
Two twenty-five, trotting, Ollie K. won
the second, third and fourth heats. Time
-2:lS4, 2:1S, 2:l9 Prince Edsall won the
first heat in 2:l9. Miss Kirkman, Ham
let, Mary Thomas, Penelope, Parish Boy,
Squeezer and Fanny Brunswick also
started.
Oakhill stake, trotting, 2:lS class, purse
and fourth heats. Tim9-2:l3, 2:l2, BIB.
Miss Nelson won first heat. Time-2:l34.
Monticello, Baronet. l.. O. Beverill, Com
modore Porter, Ballona and Pat my Boy
also started.
Two twenty-five. pacing, purse 5000.
unfinished. Virden won first and second
heats i'll 2:13 and 2:l31. FoXhOuDd, Rosio,
Warden E.. Ella B. and School Girl also
started.
KLAMATH WINS ANOTHER RACE.
Los ANGELES, Oct. 1S.-Over 1000 peo-
pie went out to Agricultural Park to-day
TO witness the racing. The track was
slow, but better than yesterday. a good
rain and subsequent dryout would benefit
the going wonderfully.
Trotting.
6tainsar 6iamath ! ]
Time-2:14, 2:171s, 2:IS1a, 2:l4H.
Running, five furlongs, two-y year-olds.
Polhemus won, Rob Roy second, lied
Head third. Time-l:03.
Running, three-quarters of mile, all
ages, Montalvo won. Centennial second,
Pescador third. Time-1:I44.
Irottng, three-year- -olds.
Saern9i
TIme-2:27, 2:2i54, &:2oX. .
Trotting, 2:24 class.
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Ihne-2:2o54, 2:21, 2:2111a, 2:211a
AT OAKLEY.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 1S.-Thirteen-six-
teenths of mile, Pillsbury won, Hodge
son second, Springvale third. Time-l:22
Five furlongs, Gurgle won, Annie May
second, Myrtle third. Time-l:011.
Mile and ali eighth, Chant won, Egbert
second, Orinda third. Time-I:565.
Six furlongs, Tobin won, Oakley Sec
ond, Staffa third. Time-l:l54.
Mile and sixteenth, judith won, Glo-
rama second, Selouna third. Iime-I:4S5
Ihlrteen-slxteenthS of a mile, Prince
Imperial won, Clara Bauer second, Miss
Lilly third. Time-l:2l4.
AT MADISON.
EAST ST. LOUIS, Oct. IS.-Madison re-
suits: Eleven-siXteenths of mile. Rutb
won, Oracle second, Jim Brown third,
Time-l:l5.
Half mile, DR.. Agnew won, Queen
faustus second, Aunt Susie third. Time
-0:544.
EIeyen-sixteenths of mile, Little Phil
Won, Tom Donahue second, Tom S. third.
Time-l:l3.
Thirteen-sixteenths of a mile. Vevav
Won, Turk second, Pebble Rock third.
Time-l:274
Six furiongs. Dantan won, Livingston
second. My Partner third Time-l:20.
AT HAWTHORNE.
HAWTHORNE IlL.), Oct. IS.-Fiye fur
longs, Peleas won, Flash second Sav
W hen third. Time-I:O3.
rive iurlongs, u. Il. Morris won. Jo-
vial second, Black Jack third. Time
l:O34.
Six furlongs, Governor Palmer won.
1:l6!. 1iiiie-
One mile, Red Glenn won. Young
Arlon second, Janus third. TimeNl:45'
Six furiongs. Percy won, Lottie Mills
second. b. f. Ely third. Time-l:I53.
One mile, Claudius won, The Spaniard
secoho' Key del Mar third. Time-l:46
AT ST. AsAPETH.
ST. AsAPETH RACE TRACK VaA OCT
Io.-Aoout lo,0oO people witnessed the in
auguratlon OF the race meeting of the
Virginia Jockey Club to-day. The track
was fast.
Six furlongs, Leonawell won. Galilaa
second, Dertargilla third. Time-I:I4.
Mile and sixteenth, Patrician won
Uandeiaora second, Prince Carl third.
Time-l:493.
Six furlongs. Hardison won, Bramba-
letta second, Cockade third. Time-l:l7.
Six furlongs, Halton won, Wernberp
second, Memento colt third. Time-l:16I
One mile, Song and Dance won, Se-
tauket second, Shadow third. Time
1:424.
second, Golden Gate third. Time-l;O4.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. lS.-In the Dds
pace, six heats, on Wednesday, Nellie S.
won the second, seventh and eighth
heats in 2:164, 2:1S and 2:l9t. Notion took
the third and fourth heats in 2:IS. 2:IS4.
Hamla took the fifth and sixth in 2:23.
2;lS1. Mabel Z. won the first in 2:l74.
Three others also started.
Two twenty-five trot, Ike Wilkes won
the third, fourth and fifth heats in 2:I7B.
2:lS, 2:l74. Ida B. took the irst and sec
ond heats in 2:194. 2:lS4. Rosalind and
nine others also started.
The two twenty-four pace, unfinished.
Robert Z. won the first and second heats
in 2:l64, 2:144. Amorita won the fourth
heat in 2:l74. Gus Work won the.fifth
heat In 2:l74. Crafty won the sixth neat in
2:l5.
Two nineteen trot, unfinished. Catha-
rine Leyburn won the first heat in 2:l64.
HORSES COMING TO THE COAST.
CHICAGO, Oct. Is. = The exodus of
horses to San Francisco will begin to-
night, when six carloads of thorough
breds will be started to the coast over the
Santa te and Southern Pacific roads.
BRIEF NOTES.
Voters should remember that Saturday