Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-25

lent HOOtlng and Kissing Heard
on a Race Track for Years.
Sporting News OF All Sorts.
Yesterdays Base Ball Games
NEW YORK, September 24.-This was
discouraging day at the opening at
JEROME Park. Only twenty Of for1y-two
entries went. 10 the hsudicap all were
scratched but Banquet AID Sir Excess,
the former strong iavorite. When
the Aag fell the two went away at a
very slow pace, amid ieers, and
when they reached the grand
stand in the back stretch the
hOoting was louder than had been
heard on a track in years. II had DO
effect on the jockeys who fairly walked
their horses around the club honse turn
sill the stretch was reached, when both
made rush and finished with Sir Ex
cess three-q quarters in the lead, and the
crown hOOting aud Kissing. In the
match between Harry Reed aud Gotham
Harry Reed several times, but could not
quite reach him, and then Slmms rode
80 close TO Gotham that Taral had TO
pull up.
OR GO OVER THE FENCE.
Go'ham never got Rear to Harry Reed
c>the cad. Loud shouts OF foul were
heard everywhere and the stewards
promptly disqualified Harry Reed. Civ
Ing the race TO Gotham, and fined
Slmms 500 and suspended him for the
rest OF the meeting. Summaries:
First. five fnrlongs, Stonenell won,
Blackhawk second, PartheRia third.
Time, 1902.
Second, ave and a half furlongs,
Kennett won, Manchester second, Tus-
can third Time, 1:1O]5.
Third, American Jockey Club handi-
cap, mile and furlong, Sir Excess
won; Banquet sscOnd; time, 2:2sH.
Fourth, Jereme special, i've and
half furlongS, Gotham won oy foul
from Harry Reed, Harry Reed was first
by three lengths. Time not given).
Fifth, mue, selling, Adelbert won;
Arab second; st. Michael third; time,
1:46A.
sixth, FIVE and half furlongs, sell
Ing, Armitage won; HaltOn second; Pu-
liter third; time, 1:10.
Following are the entries at Jerome
P9Fk for tomorrow, September 25.
Fifst. mile, Beldemere 100, White
Wings 107, Flirt %, Stonensllie 81, Flor
inda 81. Second, 1,4OO yards, Bedford
Stakes, Patrlclan 122, RubIcon 122,
Dorian 122. Galilse 122, Dobbins
122. Stonenellie 119, Harrington 1l9,
Third, IS selling, Metropolis los, Utica
1Os Midgely lO7, COckade 107, Pouch c
9s, Romping Girl O5. Fourth, 11-16
selling, Jack Rose los, Jodan 1O7, Light
Foot 1O4, Gallopng King
1Oi, Indrla 81, Paris "a.
fhs. X mile. msidens, Mohawk los,
4 Esfy sian los. Pouch c. los, Tuscan 1O7,
True Penny los, FOrager los, Farthe-
MIA los. Kallirhoe los, Belvina los, Gu
rious 1O5. Sixth, 400 yBrds, selling,
Shelly Tuttle los, Darkness l07, Shadow
1Ol, Agitato 1Ol, Long Bridge 1O1, Spec
ulation 1Ol, Gov. Sheehan l0l.
RESULTS AT COLUMBUS, OHIO.
COLUMBUS, o., September 24-The
fall meeting OF the Columbus Driving
Association opened to-day with large
attendance. Track fast. The free for
all pace, purse $1,000, was the event
of the day, although unfinished.
Hal billiard, Rubenstein, Vas
sar, May Marshall and Reflector
started. Hal Dillard won the first TWO
heats and was diStanced in the third on
account of the bursting of the Sulky
tire VasSar won the third heat, and
the race was postponed on account
OF darkness. The first heat was
made in 2:OSll the first quarter being
Unfinished in :29B, and In the half In
AOOll. strong wind up the back
Nich prevented a sensational flush.
econd heat was paced in 2:O7$i
khird in 2y0O& Vassar covered
RSLer in the third heat in 20
rotting, purse 81, 600;
Bourbon Wilkes, 6. >,
e; l. O., 3, z. 3; Will
Bslle CasSett, >, >, ;;
Time, 2;12, 2:I32t,
purse 81, 900. Oak
lrie d., second; Kill
e.241{; 2:2l14.
purse $500. Al
Peter Karn, second.
Ind Directly will go
day.
DSS AND BECKLEY
of Yestsrday's Game
rg and Brooklyn.
September 2f-The
Beckley and Mena-
were the features.
Score:
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