Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-14

tOurJp, mlie, Day OH0sNCA -
Peacemaker 122, sam Lucas 122, Our
Jack l22, Discount 122, Assignee l22,
Ornus 122. Fifth, 515 furlongs, Horn,
pipe ia, Jack Of Spades Ill, Onward
log, Strephon 109, Runyan l07, Lum-
herman lO7, Wah Jim 109, Prig lO3'
Rolla 1O5, Joe Ripley 1O3, Aurelian 10S,
Annie Bishop 102, Lustre l02. Sixth,
IL miles, Sir Walter 112, Sport 112,
Dorian 95.
THE RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, June 13.-First race,
six furloLgs, Two O'clock won; time,
1:l5]l. Second, one mile, Lord Willow
brook won; time, 1:43%. Third, i've
furlougs, DR.. Work won; time, l:O2.
Fourth, one mile, Shellbark won; time,
l:J3X. Fifth, six furlongs, Highland
won; time, 1:14l4. Sixth, one ml!e'
Simrock won; time, 1:43A.
WORLDS RECORD BROKEN.
LOUISVILLE, KY, June 13.-The
Martin and Dressing ten mile road race
run here this morning, was won by
John Spalding, of Louisville, In 2S mln-
utes. The time winners broke the
worlds record, L. V. Miner, OF Indian
auolis, doing the distance in 26:54, ana
n. NJ. Sidwell, of Covington, Ky, In
27:O6. The course is one OF the hnest
in the country, being asphalt for mile
each way and boulevard the rest OF the
way with but one bad hill, AMI is almost
like race track.
THE RESULTS AT HAWTHORNE.
HAWTHORNE, ILL, June l5.-First
race q mile, Rouble won; time, 1:O57s.
Second, l mile and 20 yards, Patrick
won; time, 1:46%. Third, Ia miles,
Welsey won; time, 1:5S. Fourth, =
mile, jennie w. won; time, 1:174.
Fifth, 81 mile, Percy won; time, 1864.
THE RESULTS AT LAToNIA.
CINCINNATI, OHIO, June 13.-Latonla
results: First race, selling, purse S4OO,
mile and twenty yards, Crevasse won,
Professor second, Lady Gay third; time,
1:44]5. Second race, selling, purse
S4OO, six furlongs, Ross won,
Adelante second, Indus third; time,
lis Third race, purse $500,
nine sixteenths mile, Ondague
won; Regard second; BoOkie third.
Time, :56JS. Fourth race, purse S4Ge,
one mile, Tariff Reform won; King
Charlie second; Perdite third. Time,
l:42%. Fifth race; selling, purse $500,
five furlongs, Lady McCann won; Miss
Reynolds second; Myrtell c. third.
Time, 1:O2%. Sixth race, selling, purse
S4OO, six furIongs, La Colonia won; Cy-
clone second; Captain Drane third.
Time, 1:l4.
Local Base Ball
The Clippers defeated the Exley
Champions yesterday by score OF TO
o. They would like to hear from the
Dovener stars for game on Saturday
morning, game To be called at 0:30. An
swer through this paper.
The F. McLaughlins would like to hear
from the Caldwell Toll-gate Stars. An
swer through this paper.
The f. McLaughlins would like to
hear from the White Oak. Answer
through this paper.
There will be an exciting con test at
Martins Ferry to-day, Thursday. when
the Shamrock base ball club will go
against Manager Gauding's hustling Y.
NJ. C. A. team. These clubs are evenly
matched, and should put up great
game. A large crowd will doubtless at
tend from this city. The game will
take place on the Athletic grounds and
will be called 3:15 p. m. The Sham
ROCKS have not suffered single defeat
this season. and, as for Martins Ferry,
everyone knows they are capable OF
putting up good article OF bali. There
is great rivalry existing between the
clubs, and the two teams will be out for
blood" The Wheeling and Martins
Ferry street cars green cars) can be
takens directly TO the grounds.
On Saturday the Martins Ferrys will
open the Bridgeport base ball park,
playing against the Bridgeports al that
place.
A letter for the manager OF the Red
Cross base ball club has been left at the
REGISTER Office.
The Snow base ball club would like
TO cross bats with the RalSton's OF Mar
tins Ferry, next Saturday afternoon, on
the Peninsula grounds. Answer through
this paper. Also, challenge the Red
Cross club for game in the near
future.