Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-03
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seemed to run, and be finally
won oy good two lengths,
by no means all out. Roche gained
steadily on Hsnry Of Navarro and just
before the finish was reached headed
him and took second place by half q
length from Henry of Navarro, with
BassetlAw two lengths away in fourth
place.
DR.. RICE WAS AWAY BACK
In the ruck, not being able 10 carry the
heavy weights allotted, in spite OF the
fact that Garrison rode him. Sport was
not In the humor for running and the
others were not in the race at all after
the stretch was reached.
1t was = pretty contest and the best
horse won, TO the great delight OF Gid
con and DAILY.
First race, six furlongs, Pochino won,
Memento Colt second, Dutch Skater
third; time, 1:l4.
Second race. FIVE furlonEs, Romping
Girl won, Utica second, Glad third;
time, 100.
Third race, the GalllArd stakes, five
furlongs, Gutta Psrchs won, keenan,
second, Counter Tenor third time, :591I.
Fourth race, the Metropolitan haDdi-
cap, / Is miles, Ramapo 1T (TafaO "a
to 1, WOE by two lengths; Roch ~liHS
(Midgley) 12 TO l, second; Henry Of NL
varre 1O4 (Dogsett) to l, third; time.
1:52H.
Fifth race, six furlongs, Weinberg
won; Discount, second; st. Maxim,
third. Time, l:1lR.
Sixth race, selling, one mile, The
Ironmaster won; Shadow, second; Long
Beach, third. Time, 1:434.
NEW JERSEY WON.
NEW YORK, June 2.-Ths trl-State
New YORK, New Jersey and Pennsyl-
vania) 150.mile bicycle relay race from
Printing House Square, this city, to
Nice Lane and Broad street, Philadel'
phia, was started with the first team OF
three at s:35 this morning. The team
was: New Jersey, w. c. Roome; Penn
sylvia, T. B. Marriott; New York, Fred
erlck Nagle. The three men started OF
easily, going across Park Place toward
the Cortland street ferry. The market
and grocerS wagons made travel very
precarious, however, and at the corner
OF Greenwich street Roome had
nasty fall. Nagle, not lik-
ing the the prospect, turned of in
Washington street, which was compare
lively clear, and reached the Cortland
street ferry first. A few seconds later
the others arrived and all went on the
boat together. At S:15 they started up
| Montgomery street, Jersey City, flying,
another wheelman, a block or two up,
padding away In front Of them as guide
through the slush and mud. New York
was then In the lead, four or five length
ahead OF Pennsylvania, with New Jer-
sey taking 1t easy pace or two further
behind. The riders reached Philadel-
phia at 6 p. N. The prize was a gold
medal and the New Jersey riders won
II by ten points, scoring seventy points,
with Pennsylvania second, sixty points,
and New York third with fifty points.
Following are the entries for Monday:
First, g, owners handicap. Doric, 81;
Walter, "a; Pcaroon, 90; Canterbury,
90; Mosquito, 70; Harry Reed, IS; Bonn
bazette, rs; Peggy Merrill, Is. Second,
lIL, handicap, Banquet, 1924; Pick
pocket, ia; Herald, 1O7; Count, 102;
Selena d, 1O2; st. Julien, 95; Rarus, ss;
Third, % mile, California l15, Ny Fa-
vorito lis, Butterflies lis, Ridicule ll5,
Applause 1l5, Areca L. 1lj, Clio +. los,
Spaldemore los, Philomena 10s, Flush
! 10S. Fourth, s mile, New Rochelle
Handicap, StoneWell 129, Comanche III,
John Cooper 107, Amsterdam l02, Wern-
berg 100, Golden Dawn 80, Schella o.,
st. Julien o., Restraint IS. Alethia Al
len 95, Shadow 81, Miss Lilly So.
Fifth, p, Wah jim 10, Aloha 10, DR..
Hasbrouck 11O, Tormsntor 1l0, Ajax
| lOs, DefargillA los, Dorian lO4, Apo
mattox 104. Rightmore 104, Lisbon
Maid IO3, Lustrs 1O3. Black Hawk 81,
Factotum 81, Drum Major o., La Mis-
ere 90. Sixth. mile, selling, Live Oak
Il2, Odd Socks lO7, Armitage 107, Le-
onvlle 107, Fusileer 106, Rama los,
Lorg Shanks 1O4, Equation 102, Ions
dale 102, Disturbance 102. Little Matt
lO2, Milan lO2, Dwight l02, Connors
1o2, Relfi 100. Paris 100.
RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, No.. June 2.-First race,
o-l6 mile, Nellie II. won; time :57l[.
Second, Z mile, Mrs. Bradshaw won;
time 1:16. Third, II miles, Club Mem
bers Handicap, guaranteed value s., 600.
70 Tambien won; time 2:09. Fourth,
9-16 mile, Slgnora won; time :55jI.
Fifth. e. mile, Remerse won; time
l:l51<. Sixth, short course Stseple'
chase, Bushranger won, time 2:IiH.
Seventh, u mile, Maid Marian won;
time 1:14ll.
A FIsIsH FIGHT ARRANGED.
BEAVER FALLS, PA, june IA
fight TO a finish is being arranged be-
tween Ed Reilly. Of PitIsburg, and
Jimmie Doyle, Of New York, 70 take
place somewhere in Beaver county
shortly after the wrestling tournament
next Tuesday evening 10 the Opera
House in this city. ia which Bert Sehll-
Ter and James Morgan are the stars
Barry Won in Five ROunds-
NEW ORLEANS, Ia, June 2.-The
glove contest between Baray and Cor
man took place this evening before the
Olympic Club and 1000 people. Every
round was hard fopght, and It was con-
cluded by many sports the eleveresi
fight seen here In many day. German
was severely punished. but stood TIE
fll-treatment maDfully 10 the end. His
seconds finally threw up the sponge In
1.-the fifth round, and Barry was declared
Iconiinued on FourtA Po9el
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