Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-22

race was good betting contest for all
in 1t, but Wlcott was made the choice,
and fully justified the betting, for he
won easily. Sir Knight looked like a
good thing 10 the second race and he
was never urged. winning very easily
from Stonenele, who was we'll support
ed for the place. She had no trouble
in getting it.
First race, FIVE furlongs, selling,
Walcott 10 (Simms), s to 5, won by
one length; Shelly futile 113 (Hamil-
tom, TO l, second; Nick 10 (BalIard),
4 to /, third. Time, l:0i$l.
Second race, one mile, Sir Knight lis
(DoRgett), to 3, won by one length,
Stonellie 1O5 (Reiff), TO l, second;
George Dixon 90 (Macklin), 10 to l,
third. Time, 1:454..
Third race, six iurlOngs, Jack the
Jew, los iBlake) 10 70 l, won by two
lengths, Emma, los "a. jones' 30 to l
second, Belle OF Stonewall, los (Reifl
4 to l third; time, 1:14]4.
Fourth race, one mile aud aslxteenth
Don Alonzo, 100, (Simms) Ito 10, won
oy one aud half lengths, Herald lOl,
Carter even, second, Lizzie, So Keefe)
% to l, third; time, 1:49.
Fifth race, mile, Annie Bishop, 1O7
(Hamilton), ; 10 ., won by one length;
Tom Tough, ia (Bergen), TO l, sec
ond; Bon Adventure, 107 (Doggett), to
l, third Time, ,:43}5.
Sixth race, Steeplechase, "a miles,
st. John, los (Billings), 6 TO 5, won by
two lengths; Flip Flap, 157 Dunlap,
to l, second; Bucephalus, 1877 Brown,
3 to l, third. Time, 5:12.
Following are the entries for TO-
morrow: First race, s mile, selling,
LaSotta 112, Vespasian 10, Harry
Hinkson lO7. Lake 1O7, Trouble 107,
Vaudyke 1O6, BeIwood 1O6, Adjourn
LOG. Laughing Water 104, Miss Fisher
102. Second, 3 mile, naidsns selling.
Lord H4wHstOne ~, DeCourcey ITO,
Avon los, Hartford 104, Wentworth l01,
Walter Riggs 1Ol, Miss Promise G. 10l,
Sprite 9S, Adjutante 9S, Ninety Seven
50, Half Mine %, Traymore 95, Sadie
w. o5, Flying Scud IS, Freda f. 95.
Third, q mile, selling, Hanwell 1lG,
South Side 10, Doric 1Os, Amsterdam
lO7, King Gold 1O5. Jessie Taral los,
Salle Byrnes 1O3, Milwaukee 1913,
White Cockade 1O3, Captain Jack 103,
True Penny 1O3, Belle OF Stonewall
Fourth, 1 mile, selling, Nero us, 100.
Top Gallant 10, Cottonade 10, MY
Gyps 10, Rest Brand 100, Onward 100,
Vagabcnd 100, Wist 107, Billy S. 107,
Leigh 1O4. Combination winners,
Don Alonzo, Annie Bishop, ST. John.
Fifth, 1 lilo miles, Jodan 107, Mr.. Sass
1O7, Tiny Tim 1O7, Hir Grace 1O7, Life
Boat lO7, st. Laurent 105, Sir Catesby
1O4, Saunterer 1O4, Bolero 104, Blue
Garter 100, Lizzie McDuff 90. Marguer-
tie 81, Deception 81, Or. Garnett 50,
George Dixon 50. Sixth, mile, Tom
Tough, ia, Tom Finley ia, Logan ia,
Hardy Fox Ill, Uuncle Jim 100, Major
General 90, Charter 90, Mic MacQueen
%.
WASHINGTON PARK MEETING CLOSED.
CHICAGO, July 21.-Wash ington Park
meeting closed to-day with card OF
seven races aud an attendance OF about
5000. Racing will begin at Hawthorne
on Monday. First race, five furlongs,
Flash won; Mary Keene second; Leon
ard Il third; time, l:02l5. Second race,
six furlonGs, Parquette won; the
Spook second, Abbess third; time, lie
Third race, one mile and quarter, 70
Tambien won, Tyro second, Wildwood
third; time, 2:O6}s. Fourth race, one
mile, Eloroy won, Somersault second,
Cicely third; time, 1:414. Fifth race,
one mile and half a furlong, King Bors
won, Captain Reese second, Alcienor
third; time, 1:4SH. Sixth race, six
furougs, Orindo won, j. 2. B. sec
ond, Wekota third; time, 1.1514. Sew
enth race, mile and half a furlong, Co.
ouette won, Hawthorne second, Per
kins third; time las
GETAWAY DAY AT DETROIT.
DETROIT, Mich, July 21.-Get-away
day at the Detroit Driving Club was
we'll attended and the 5000 spectators
present could not complain Of the guam
tity. Six races were on the card, three
events having been carried over from
yesterday. The weather was cool and
the track in good condition, but strong
breeze blew down the stretch. Cob
webs in the merchants and manu-
facturers' consolation and Hamlln's
pace were the only winning fsvorites.
Ryland T., hot favorite in the 2:1O
class, was distanced in the first heat.
The summaries are:- 2:12 trotting, purse
s., 600 (unfnishek from yesterday, Ell
lard won; best time, 2:115s. 2:12 pac-
ing, purse $4,000 unfinished from yes
terday), John r. Gentry won; best
time. S:O9J%. Consolation Horse
man Stake, trotting, purse $4,000,
Altivo won; best time 2:1S. Merchants
aud Manufacturers Consolation, trot.
ting, purse $4,000, Cobwebs won; best
time 2:15A. els class. trotting, purse
s., 900, Alsr won; best time 2:15S.
Trotting pair, purse $4,000, Pansy, by
Almont, and Cora, by Almont Jr.
(Geersl won; best time 2:20d.
CYCLING AT CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, o., July 21.-The clos
ing day OF the Cleveland Wheel Clubs
tournament was productive OF some
very good racing. The ten mile race
was the feature, the time being nearly
equal to the worlds record, on quarter
mile track. The races lasted all the
afternoon aud until 10 o'clock. Fol-
lowing are the summaries OF the after
noon races: One mile three minute
class A. E. F. Leopart,
Buffalo, won; time 2:43 Is. One quarter
mile, open, class B, f. c. Bald, Buffalo,
won; time. 35 seconds. Championship
cup, class A, Gus Vondensleiner, CleVe-