The herald., 1894-09-09

Mlnel0W. CLERK OF scales, r. u. RYAN
sturser, Il. W. Barry; secretary, G. l..
Waring.
The following are the entries for the
fret day, tomorrow, opening at 1880
p. M:
The Brookshurst stakes, one.quarter
of mile, for ponies-F. Slertz, b. z. 81,
l75 pounds; Hoy 4 Martin, br. G. Cone
10. It's pounds; r. L. Bettner. CHI. &.
Wonder, 175 pounds; w. Brotherton.
ch. &. Chief, 159 pounds; j. A. Parker,
b. m. Fanny, III pounds; 6. L, Waring.
b. m. Kittiwake, 1877 pounds; G. l..
Warning, b. m. Santa Clara, 167 pounds.
2:00p. m.-The Arcadia stakes; har-
ness race; q mile heats. 2 in 3-R. L.
Bettner, b. g. Whip; Stevens & Stewart,
b. 6. Moxy: ]. Chapman. blk b., Stan
byful Ii. H. NJ. Russell, b. &. Dick; A.
ID. Halves, or. m. Molly.
200 p. m.-The Hoy stakes, mile,
for horsss-A. R. Rocha. b. e. Ell
Ocoano, liz lbs @. NJ. Williams, b. M.
May Golding, 119 lbs. Re. Ryan, CHI. &.
Four Aces, 122 lbs. Machado Stable, ch.
Q. San Joaquin, i22 lbs; Mschado
Stable, Sleepy Charlie, 122 lbs; c..
Thornquest, CHI. &. Vendome, 122 lbs (;
W. L. Flagg, CHI. b. DR.. Crawford, 122
lbs.
400 p. m.-The Acker hurdle race.
mile over hurdles, for ponies-T. H.
Woods, b. m. Wanda, 100 lbs.; W. H.
Young, br. m. Sheila. 160 lbs; W.
Brotherton, oh. g. Chief. 144 lbs; J. A.
Parker, b. m. Fanny, 156 lbs; ]. B.
Proctor, Oh m. Tidal Wave, $50 lbs.
The following are the entries for
Tuesday, September IL:
1 80 p. m.-The Mirsmar stakes, one
half mile. for ponies-F. Slertz. b. z. 81,
14S lbs. J. d. Laugworthy, ch. g. Spec
ulation; Hoy & Martin, br. q. Conejo,
AS lbs. r. Bettner, ch. z. Wonder, 148
lbs. j. A. Parker, b. m. Fanny. IA lbs. !;
G. L. Wsring, b. m. Kittiwake, lao lbs.
200 p. m.-Polo pony handicap, one
half mils-J. e. Hoy, r. &. Prince, 1856
lbs. E. Parker, b. 6. Cyclone. 10 lbs. !;
I. II. Woods, c. m. Wanda, 100 lbs. w.
II. Young, br. m. Rita, 18o lbs. W. r.
Ward, b. g. Jorrocks, 135 lbs. j. B.
Proctor, oh. b. Rex, lao lbs.
400 p. m.-The Winslow stakes, one
mile, for ponies-J. D. Lsngworthy, ch.
g. Speculation w. ii. Young, br. m.
Rita, $50 lbs; ". Brotherton, CHI. e.
Chief, 1874 lbs.; ]. A. Parker, b. m.
Fanny. 146 lbs. J. B. Proctor, CHI m.
Tidal Wave, $50 lbs. F; G. L. Waring, b.
m. Tanta Clara, 142 lbs. 6. L. Wsring,
b. NJ. Kittiwake l42 lbs.
5p. m.--Three' quarters OF mile for
horses; weight for age; entries received
up to p m. Septem Der 10th; entrance,
So, winner to take all.
ANY amount of overweight allowed if
declared.
A horse will not be disqualified for
running out on the outside of the track
provided he finishes on the track; but
will be disqualified for running out on
the inside OF the track.
In the hurdle race any horse not pass.
ing between the wings or guards OF every
Jump will be disqualified.
Riders in the quarter-mile pony race
and helf-mile pony race to be at the
stand to weigh at O'Clock on day of
race.
A horse not at the post at the adver-
tised time of starting may be DISC ualifed
and the owner will be fined $40.
Riders are cautioned about crossing or
jostling. as there are numerous entries
in every race.
STATE sPoRTsMEN's SHOOT.
The annual shoot of the State Sporte-
mems association. which will take place
at Santa Monica on the 18th, 10Th and
10th insts.. will be the chief sporting
event uf the autumn in Southern Cali
fornia. The shoot will take place on the
grounds occupied by the militia re-
Gently. and will draw sportsmen from
all over the state, and those interested
confidently count on some good scores
being made, if not records broken.
There will be $500 live pigeons used in
the contests of the sportsmen.
BASEBALL TODAY.
Today's games of ball on the First.
street grounds will be between the two
leaders in the league, Ell Telegrafos and
Francis Wilson's. Game will be called
at l 80 sharp, the second game to be
between the Maier & Zobeleins and the
Southern Paci6cs. The first game will
Francis Wilson's. Both clubs will have
their full strength out, and a good close
game is assured. Kaymer and Grot-
Finger will be the battery for the Ell
Telegrafos and Farr and Whaling for
the Francis Wilson's. Both clubs are
confident Of winning the game.
There will be two games at Athletic
park this afternoon. The Keatings will
try conclusions with the Athletics, and
Immediately after this game the Keat-
ings will play the Boyle Heights Stars.
Following is the list of players in their
respective positions:
| KEATINGs. POSITIONS. ATHLETIcs
Van horn .,.c..................T TYLER
Willlams .,.p.; 49,. ......... Wal era
| Hart ...'......."lst b................ Burge
Alien ........'........1o p...............C Rrsey
McBaln .....-.,,......5 o.................Neise
smith. ...............ss. White
Coinns,. ............ Pratt
wilson '...'i..-.. -.ci Lewis
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