Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-04

THE RACING AT sHEEPSHEAD.
New York, July 3-The racing was
little more than ordinary, aud no ex-
citing finishes were SEEN. 10 the hrst
race, OF the twelve entries only three
went TO the post. Henry OF Navarro
having frightened all but Glenmoyne
and Merry Monarch out, and they nm
ished in that order. In the second
race Aunissette was made the favorite
with Gutta Percha and California about
equal second choices. The best Annis-
sette could do was second to California.
Applause was third. In the third race
Sir Excess was the favorite, and bad no
difficulty in winning from ST. Maxim
and Bandit
ss.First race, seven furlougs, Henry OF
Navarro, 103 (Jones). Q To 10, won by
two lengths; Glenmoyne, 100 (Doggett),
3 TO l second; Merry Monarch, LOG
(Griffinh 13 TO 5, third. Time, 1:26 %.
Second race, FIVE furlengs, Vernal
s-akes, California, 1917 (Doggett), to l,
won by head; AnnisSette, l07 (Hamil-
toni, s TO 5, second; Applause, 107
(Simms), IL to 1, third. Time, 1902 %.
Glimpse FLY, Gutta Percha, Sweden,
Lux, Lulu Oily, Urania and Louise fiiy
also ran.
Third race, l 3-16 miles. Sir Excess,
1887 lSimms), to ., won by one and
a half lengths; ST. Maxim, 107 (Griffin),
. to l, second; Bandit, 1929 (Lamley),
10 to l, third. Time, 2:0l 3.5. George
Dixon also ran.
Fourth race, / \ miles; Ducat. 103
(Simms), to 2. won by Two lengths;
Roller, 9s (Griffin), to l, second; Cha
rade, 1O7 (Doggett), 3 to l, third. Time,
1:543.5. GallopIng King also ran.
Fifth race, mile, selling, Cactus lO7
(Doggett), > to /, won by length;
Copyright, 1O7 (Reagan), 3 10 l, second;
Marshall, IO5 (Simms), TO l, third;
time, 1:4O. Arab, BOlero, Lochinyar,
Watterson and w B. also ran.
Sixth race, mile and quarter, over
five hurdles, ST. John, los (Billings), 3
10 l. won by two lengths; Miles stand
ish, 1S5 (Grsen), to l, second; Rover
146 THAR. TO /, third; time, 2:]O-
Glenall, Bassanio; Rockaway' st. An
thony, Jim Mclaughlin, Japonlca ana
Woodford, also ran.
Following are the entries for to-mor-
row: First, i mile, Handicap on turf,
Sport 147. ST. Michael 12S, Logan 125,
Long Beach 1872, Lizzie 12l, Deception
112, Ornus 100, ST. Luke 100, Chief
Justice LOT, Seatucket los, Light Foot
1O4. Second, Is mile, two-year-olds,
Silvie 112, Mirage 10, Agitator ITO, Ken
nell ITO, Cesariau 10, Direlect lO7, Iro-
ply IO7, Jessie Taral l07, Ella Reed lO7.
Third, IL, 3-year-old handicap, nazza-
rome 125, Henry of Navarro 125, Sir Ex-
cess 1T, Peace Maker 115, Long Dale
III, Ed Kearney Ill, Beldemere 1872,
MIR. Jingle 90, Nahma 81, Long Shanks
95, Song and Dance 95, Son Mslheur 81,
Clarus 81. Fourth, "a handicap, Ban
ouet 125, Sir Walter 12l, Roche lib,
Comanche 1t3, Henry OF Navarro 106,
Herald 81. Seventh, q, Great Trial
Stakes, Connoisseur 1875, Walter 1925,
Sir Gallahad 11S, South Side lis, Kee-
nan 11S, Paladin lis, Applause Ills,
Salvation III, Manchester Ill, Monaco
III, Cromwell III, Liza los,
Fifth, mile, selling, Daily America, 10S.
Roller, 1O7; w. B.. l07; Mary Stone;
1O4: Chattanooga. 1O1; Miss Maude, 100;
Mr.. Sass, 100; La Misere, 90 Bel De-
monio, 90; Tiny Tim, o.; Tom Skid
more, 81; Liselg, 90; Julien, 96; Waiter
son, 90; Melba, "a; Shadow, %; Figaro,
"a; Geo. Dixon, s4; Factotum, 81; Clar-
US, 81: Baroness, rs. Sixth, two and a
half miles, great Independence steeple-
chase, Glenfallen. 162; ST. John, 15S;
Eca:te, 157; Pat Oakley, $50; Woodford,
147; Rodman, 141; Westmoreland, 1873;
Miles Standish, 1875.
THE LARGs REGATTA.
LARGs, FIRTH OF CLYDE, July a.
The Brittania Valkvrie and Satana
started this morning in thu big race OF
the Largs regatta The course is much
the same OF that Of the Royal Northern
Yacht Club. The only difference the
start is made from Largs, the second
mark is made at Wemyss bay instead Of
at SlEelmorlieis, at Barnhilt buoy, and
the fourth is under Mount Stewart,
twice round, with distance to Barnhilt
and back. The total distance is about
/ 80 miles at a rough estimate. The Val
kyrie, owing 10 the fact that she carries
/ |. 200 feet OF increased sail allows the
Brittania nine seconds. At SkeImort
near Glassers buoy, the ValkYrle was
leading by IS seconds. The Satana was
second.
The result OF the race was victory
/ for the Britannia, crossing the finish
| ing line / minute and 40 seconds ahead
of the Valkyre.
OHIO L. \. W. MEET.
CLEVELAND, o., July 3.-Folloving
are the results ST the fourteenth annual
meet OF Ohio District i. A. w. to-day;
! Mile, novice, class a, Edwin Fl. TRy-
! Tor Hartwell, Ohio, won; time, 2:5S 2-5.
/ Half mile, open. class y, ii. G. Tyler,
| Highlandsville, Mass, won; time, ia.
Mile, open, class A. A. b. Ellis, 0ber-
lin, Ohio, won; time. 2:44. Two mile
handicap, class 3, II. 5. Dodson, Chi
cago, won; time, SOP 15. Quarter mile
State Championship, class A, w. }.
! Klinger, Greenville, O., won; time,
571-5. Mile open, class i, Ii. c. Tyler,
HighlaudvilIe, Mass, won; time,
9:3O 2-5. Half-mile, boys class A, Cor.
don f. Law, Clifton,O. won; time. 1:22.
Ore mile, State championship, class A,
Arthur l. Brown, Cleveland, o., won
time, 2:39 Is. Two mile lap, class B,
II. C. Tyler, HiGhlandville, Mass, won
time, 5:3s 3-5. One mile handicap, &C.
Vantine, Findlay, O., won; time, 2:l6.
CHARLESTON DEFEATED.
Spfcfal 20 M Il R,S-.
MARIETTA, O., July 3.-The opening
game of the series with Charleston to-
lay resulted in victory for Marietta
by the score OF Is TO S. Dick, the
Charleston pitcher, was knocked out oil
the box In the fifth inning. Thomas
the wonderful Marietta pitcher, kept
the hits well scattered and five OF the
the eight runs Of the number were
made on errors. The teams play two