Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-13

| Gallatin third; time, 1:54. Fourth,
Himyar for two-year-olds, purse $500,
tour furlongs, Bridget won; Annie
Powling second; Mountain Madge third;
time, :504. Fifth, j. 81. Marsh stake,
purse $500: two-years, five furlongs,
Pelleas won: Joe Mack second; Black
Tiger third; time. 1:04. Silth, Selling,
$3.50 for all ages, six furlongs, POGO
Tempo won: Dolly Wlthers second;
Oscar third; time, 1:16.
The entries for Monday May Il,
are: First, selling, mile, Llewellyn, 80;
Mill Boy, Miss Mamie, Sc; Jim Henry,
SO; Cornelia, 90; Marion G., Harry Will
don, 90; Little Walter, 81; Tasso, 90;
Elyton, los; Anna Raceheld, 106; The
Queen, los. Second, handicap, six fur
longs, Barbara. so; Silurs, Begun, go;
The Governess. 90; Cllntie c., 102;
Gallatin los, Daravela LOG, LaJoya
10s. Third, Labille stakes, five fur
longs, Ductor, ertile, fremont, Sample
FilIy lis, Pepper, Saint Iario, Flying
Duchman, Ashland lis, Lollie Easton
| 120. Fourth, mile, May Bee 50, Corne-
lis, Lulu T, Zophille 81. Miss Dixie 10Y,
Gallatin 1O1, Jennie Miles. Audubon 96,
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furlongs, Ethel Thomas. Miss Young,
Fabrola los, Spiritualist 10s, Woodfeld
Basso Ill, Kitty Give, Rosta, Bessie
lis.
HAWTHORNE. Ills, May 12.-First
race, % mile. Vision won; time, 1:05%.
Second. Is mile, Logan won; time, 1892.
Third, q mile, Cyrus won; time, l:l9.
Fourth, one mile, Tilsit won; time, l:45.
Fifth, g mile, Colo won; time, 1:1s.
Sixth. q mile, Ottyanna won; time,
1:17H.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 12.-Flrst race,
1916 mile, dead heat between Issie O..
and Maid Of Blarney; time. 1924
Second. 9-16 mile, Prince won; time,
:57 Third, one mile, Chlswell won;
time, 1929. Fourth, one mile and a
quarter, Senator won; time, 2:1s. Fifth,
6 furlongs, General Ross won; time,
l:1514. Sixth, one mile, Falero won;
no time given.
BROOKLYN HANDICAP CANDIDATES.
New YORK, May 12.-"Centsur," the
Commercial Advertisers turf writer,
saps of the candidates for the Brooklyn
handicap race scheduled for next Tues
day:
THE best horse in the race is Cliff
ford, and II he goes TO the post 6t and
well next Tuesday he should win TO a
| certainty. But there were ominous
rumors current this morning that he
had been seized with slight
attack Of influenza. Henry Of
Navarro is perfectly conditioned,
and the writer considers him
a much better investment than DR..
Rice, who, though he has not yet given
any sign that his old trouble OF bleed
ing at the nose may recur, yet 1t is not
sound horse. Leonawell's work has
not been altogether satisfactory. Sir
Walter has good promise. Banquet with
l16 pounds up, is considered better In
vestment than Don Alonzo, his stable
mate. Comanche's age is against him.
Nothing is expected Of Loantaka and
Lowlander. Sport has rousing good
chance TO win, but horse afflicted with
his temper and erratic disposition Is At
best very uncertain factor"
CHARLESTON BIKE RACE RESULTS.
CHARFELroN, 8. O., May 12.-Follow-
ing is the result Of the principal bicycle
races at Charleston Cement track to-
day: Quarter mile, open, VIII Hyslop,
Toronto. won; Ray Dawson, New Jer-
cey, second; NJ. Z. Wilson, Savannah,
Ga, third; time, AS; half mile handi-
cap, George +. Adams, Jscdsonsville,
won; so yards, Will Hyslop, Toronto,
scratch, second; r. V. Connoval, Sa-
vanuah, 80 yards, third; time,
1884. j. s. Johnson. Syracuse,
n. Y, attempted to lower the
Charleston track record (quarter
mile) of 2:10, Johnson's time 2:15&.
One mile, 2:3O class, Ray Dawson, New
Jersey won, r. V. Conneval, Savannah,
second S. Il. WEIGH, Charleston, third;
time, 2:45. One mile, handicap, class
B, j. 5. Johnson, Syracuse,
n. Y, won; George F. Taylor, Boston,
second; time, 2:4J. Two mile handi-
cap, r. V. Conneval, Savannah, won;
NJ. e. Wilson, Savannah, second: W.T.
Nixon. Columbia, S. c.. third; George
f. Adams, Jacksonville, fourth; time,
sos.
COLLEGE MEN BREAK RECORDS.
New HAVEN, CONN, May 12.-Yale
won to-day's meeting with Harvard by
50 points against SO. The contest was
very exciting, was only decided by the
next to the last event when the
unexyected happened, Sheldon, Of
Yale, defeating Bloss, OF Harvard.
In the 22O yards hurdle, the
final heat was won by Bremen, '95, OF
Harvard; time "a 3-5 seconds. This
breaks the worlds record by one-ffth
Of 4 second. The 16-pound hammer
throw was won by Hikok, '95, Yale,
distance 113 feet IL inches. This
breaks the intercollegiate and worlds
record from stand.
George siddons Defeated.
BUFFALO, n. Y, May l2.-At the
Court Street Theatre tonight Frank
Ernest bested George Slddons, OF New
Orleans, in six round bout Ernest
holds the featherweight championship
Of Western New York and will be
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