Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-18
THEYPLAYED FOR RAIN.
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ndlI Mine, lOu NMSbcl mOsNJ'
Is to 5, second by ten lengths; Jersey
Belle 1O1, 1T. Sloane) TO 5, third
time, l:4i. Third race, six furlongs,
selling, Tinge 1913, (Reiff) S to
5. won by two lengths; South
Side IO7, (DoggetD 4 TO l, Sec
ond; 1ancred 1913, (Griffin) 3 to l,
third; time, 1:I7. Fourth race, mile
and a sixteenth, Candelabra los, dog
gettl, to and Don Alonzo 122,
tSimms). TO 5, dead heat by three
lengths, Commanche Ill, (Grif1in), 3 to
l, third; time, 1851. Fifth race, six
furlongs, selling, Hugh Penny, 20
(Reiff). TO 10, won by two lengths;
Waicott 100 Doggett), IL to 5. second
Nick lO2 (Ballard), 20 to l, third.
Time, lis. Sixth race, teyen furlongs,
selling, Jack of Spades % (Grithnl,
even, won by Que length; Derrareilla 9s
(Swass), : TO 2, second; Son Malheur SO
(R. Doggett), 80 to l, third. Time,
1870.
RESULTS AT WASHINGTON PARK.
WASHINGTON, PARK, CHICAGO. July
First race, q mile, Katharine won
Mona second; LInnette third. Time,
1:O2l4. Second race, l 3 miles, Hasty
won: Brahma second; Eloroy third
Time, l:54%. Third race, Is miles,
Volt wen; Alcienor second
Royal Prince third; time 1:5515. Fourth
race, mile and a sixteenth. Floaming
won, lakewood second, Egbert third;
time I:46. Fifth race, six furlongs'
Debracey won, Strathrol second, Rover
third; time 1:15L. Sixth race, six fur
longs. Amelia May won, Highland Sec
Ond, Selika third; time 1:l44
Following are the entries Tor to-mor'
row: First, q mile, selling, Wolcot'
119. Watterson 116, Shelly futile ia,
Woodhopper 113, Hardy Fox lib, Old
Dominion los, Wheeler los, Figaro lOS'
Berwyn 1O7, Polydera 105, Marguerite
1913. Our Maggie 1903, Drum Major lO2,
Equation 1872, Sadie w 81. Second,
mile, handicap, Weinberg 116, Flirt
los, Major General 105, Figaro 1O5,
Jack OF Spades 104, Dutch Skater 1O3,
Star Actress 103, Rama 1913, Terrapin
1OI, Live Oak 100, Stonenelile 100,
Song and Dance 95, Panata So
Third, & mile, Arthur Chambers los,
Superior 1Os, Mdgely los, Harry Reed
los, Lillian L. los, COckade 105, Golden
Gate %, Red Top %, Arecca f. 95, st.
Pauline 95, Judge Gleason 95, May
Irvine %. Fourth, Is handicap, Stone
nell 100, Walcott lie, Weinberg los,
Lady Violet 1O5, Nick 1913, Hugh
Penny 1913, Drum Major 90,
Oxford 90, Ben Lamond 90
Fifth, lilo mile, selling, Roller los,
Vestibule 1Os, Tom Skidmore 1o2, Arab
lO2, Cottonade 100, Lansing 95, Captain
T. "a, Roma %, Panway 50. Sixth, 3
miles handicap, five hurdles, ST. John
16s, Rodman 156, Ecarte $50, ST, Luke
$50, Woodford LAG, Bassanio TAG, Flip
Flap las, Westmoreland 142, Iron Duke
40, Glenau 1877, Lallah $50, Summer
Breeze 100, Bucephalus $50, Crown
Prince 1870, frankie b. 100.
WON THE "HoRsEMAN'S" CUP.
DETROIT, July I7.-Dan Court,
Michigan trotter, won the HOrSCmdn''
stake race for foals of 1890 to-day. His
owner, A. Browne, Of Kalamazoo, was
presented with a silver cup valued al
81 900 as breeder OF the winner, the
cup being offered by the Chicago
Horsemdn. The first prize wa;
s., 600, second $4,000. third $1,000
fourth $1,000. Summaries: 2:2l
class, trotting, purse $4,000, Roseleai
won: best time 2:154. HOTSemdns
stake for foals OF 1890, purse Sl1, 0C0,
Dan Court first, Nemoine second, Sill
con third, MargTave fourth; best time
2:l5%. 2:lS class, pacing, purse $1,000
Joe Patchen won; best time 2:l34.
ANOTHER NEW RECORD.
WAIrHAM, MASS, July 17.-Waltel
C. Sanger created new worlds record
at Waltham to-day. He did the un'
paced flying mile in 2:11 2-5, and the
intermediate distances thereof now
stand as record time. His time for the
intermediate distances were: Quarter
% As, half, 1:01 %.
two-thirds, 1:24; three-quarters, 1885 4.5.
One-third mile event was won by f. M.
Haggerty in :46 is, and the mile tan
dem race by Williams and Haggerty in
9:93 As. McDufTee and Cutter on a
tandem paced Tyler one mile in 2:06
On Saturday Harry Tyler will go fol
the flying mile and the standing mile
paced records. He has been granted
permission by the National RACING
Board to use professional pacemaker:
in this attempt.
BANQUETTED ONCE MORE.
LONDON, July 1.-THE Yale athletic
team was entertained by 175 member:
OF the American Colony In London at q
supper at the Criterion Restaurant TO-
night. Ambassador Bayard presided
and General Patrick Collins, the i. ).
Consul General acted as Vice President
LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP.
WIMBLEDON, ENGLAND, July 17.-Ir
the lawn tennis championship tourna-
ment to-day Mrs. Hildyard beat Mis-:
Aus in two love sets taking the cham
pionship, which Miss bod does not de-
fend.
Local Base Ball
The Etz & Seifert base ball team
offers a challenge to the Fulton team
for game next Sunday afternoon on
the Riverside grounds. Answer through
the REGISTER.
The Work Stars, OF the South Side,
challenge any team in the city under
twelve years, for a game next Sunday
afternoon on the Il. & o. grounds. An
swer through the REGISTER.
1t is probable that the Cincinnati
league base ball team will come to thi:
city on the 18th OF next mouth, to play
the Wheeling base ball team. The Gin.
cinnatis have an open date then, and
Manager VIII Irwin has teiegraphed
them to come aud have an argument
with our boys then.
The situation in Alabama.