Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-28
WEEEIINq W. w. FRIDAY M6RNINe sEPTEMBER a8 l8Y4
and 8. Pitchers. Young and Weyhing.
Umpire, Lynch.
ELEVEN TO FOUR.

and g. Pitchers. Young and Weyning.
Umpire, Lynch.
ELEVEN TO FOUR.
CINCINNATI, OHIO. September 81
New York pounded Fischer throughout
the game and every one Of Cincinnatfs
errors counted in scoring the runs by
the visitors. Attendance 1000. Score:
! Cincinnati % 0 O 0 O-+
| New York 20 D 0 i'll
Earned runs, Cincinnati 3; New YORK
8. Hits, z and 10. Errors, Q and l.
I Pitchers. Fischer and Clark. Umpire,
NcQuaid.
NdNERY FAST RACING AT COLUMBUS.
CAtMBUs, O., September 27.-About
10, ,OO0TSo witnessed the races at the
ColumbuA Driving Park to-day. The
weather wM warm and clear but not
warm enoughNso bring out the mettle OF
the horses. The track was fast but too
hard. Alix went 10 beat her record OF
2:O3sI, but the start> was a little slow
and she landed under tiSs wire in 2:045S.
The time by quarters was 81, 1:0211.
1:S41<, 2:O41S. Flying Jib was
sent against bis record OF 1904 and.
landed under the wire in 2:O614. Di-
rectly was also sent against his record
OF 2:O7% and finished in 2:091S. Khe
team race between Azote and Answer,
owned by Monroe Salisbury, and Rose
leaf and Salie Simmons, owned by Geo.
Starr, was close and exciting. Roseleaf
and Salle Simmons won by about half
a length. The time was 2:i5A, the
worlds record by trotting team In
race. The fastest mile previously maze
by q team In a race was 2:l6$i.
II RESULTS AT JEROME PARK.
\ New YORK, September 27-Only
&anouet and Clifford contested for the
OAkwook stakes at a mile and an eighth
win the former az to 1, and the latter
abouS to 9. The pace was hot from
the fall OF the flag. with Banquet In the
lead aud Clifford trailing, At the head
Of the stretch Clifford got his head and
assumed the lead. Then Doggett
got at Banquet and in hard
drive for a\quarter OF mile was
beaten a neck although Clifford had
something left aud Banquet was all out.
SUMMARIZE: First. six furlongs' Ap-
p!ause; l:17. SecSpd, mile and six
teenth, Discount; 1S2 Third, Oakwood
stakes, mile and aR\ eighth, Clifford;
1:57H. Fourth, Titan course, Lightfoot;
I:224. Fifth. half mile, Kallirhoe; ISL
Sixth, half mile. Jewel; :S1A. Seventh,
Titan course, Hugh Pennox @21H.
Following are the entries\St Jerome
Park for September %: FirN, q mile
handicap, Rubicon 1875, Old DomNpo ion ia,
Halton ll2, Black Hawk 10. Second,
1.6 mile selling, Leonwell ll2, oSllop-
ing King 112. Jodan 107, Tiny TinN102,
Long Bridge 109, Now or Never &2,
Chattanooga 102. Little Matt 9s. Paris "
Third, q mile Riverside stakes, StoneN
nell 122, Rabicon l16. Galllee 1l6, Punch
o. Fourth, mile selling. Agltato ITO,
Roland Reed '107, Warlike lQ7,
Inouisitive lO7, Scamp lo4, Alep'
, DO 1O7, Mcintyre 107, Seatauke
l04. Baroness 104, Champion l0i,
Fifth. 1.4OO yard, selling. Restraint
I, ia. Kildeer los, Bonareuture los, On
,yord 1o7 Now or Never 1n-, -Eeansey
? W. GL 80, white WinRs IU4,
Third Cousin 10i, Will Elliott I04, Gov.
= Fifer 1O4, Olivia 104. Sixth, s mile,
Jerel 1O7, Tidings 1O7, CampaRina 1O7,
Demo 1O7, Glen Lilly 107, Lapaz 107,
Jenet f lO7, Kilurhoe l07, Mariegsld
K 107, Belyina l07, Spauldimere l01
| RESULTS Al MYSTIC PAKh.
Mystic PARK, MEDFoRD, MASS,
September 27.-The third day OF New
England Breeders Association brought
together a good crowd. Only two Of
the speed trials resulted IN reduced
records. Ralph Wilkes. by Red Wilkes,
sent to beat 2:1O5l, did the mile In
2:O91l, and Little p. knocked a quarter
OF second off her 2:304 mark.
Merry Bells took the 2:35 pacs for
three-year-olds; Mahlon had an easy
time in the 2:l9 stallion race, while
Tony Wilcox and Red Bud were frst 10
the 2:l5 pace and the three minute class
respectively. Summaries:
2;35 class, pacing, three.yearo olds,
purse $500, Merry Bells, br. T., by Mer-
ry Chimes Clark, /, 3. 3, /, /, /; Sub.
rosa, 3, 2, /, 2, 2; The Duke. 2, /. ., 3,
g.. Time, 2:3014, 2:249l, 2:291I, 2:3l,
2:31.
Stallion race, stallion eligible to 2:l9
class, purse $4,000, Mahlon blk b.. by
Alcantara Woodbury., I. /, /; Haley,
2, 2. 3; Benton NJ, s, 4, 2; ST. Croix, 3.
3, 3. 7; Vega, 2, 6, 4; Much Ado, s, g, Q;
4 Germsine, 3, 5, 5; VrowskY, 6, 7. 8;
Clontarf, Q, Q, 6; Col. 0sgood, 10, 10,
DIR. Time, 2:279I, 2:l5z, 2:l5I.
els class pacing, purse 5000, Tony
Wilcox, ch. e., by Betterton (SpanRler)
l, l. 5, /; Socks 6. ;, /, 2; Jimmy Il. 2,
.. 4, 3; DR.. II. 3, 6, 2, 5; Mountain Pink
5, 4, 3, 6; Merry Legs 4. Z, 6, 4; Diyan
7, 3, 2, 7; time, 2:15; 2:l54; 2:15; 213Z.
Three minute class, purse 81, 900, Red
Bud. ch. b., by RedierD Curry /, 1, /;
Val 2, 2, 2; Phalen 3. 4. 3; Remus 4, 3,
4; Matte $. Wilkes dis, Miss Herliny
dis; time, 2:171I; 2:17Jl; 2:1sJI.
CLEVELAND, OHIO, September e.
The half-mlle track double team record
was broken at Garfield. Ohio, to-day,
by the gray mare Kitty Bayard and the
bay stallion Count Robert, In 2:1oH.
The team is owned oy Lynn Brothers,
Of Garfield.