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The sun., 1894-10-03
rARAL,s PRETTY rrvrsH.
He Gets st. Miehseps Ness q. Frsst for ths
Nsrragsssett Hssaiess.

Providence Oct. 2.-The nrst day Of the Narraean
sett Racing Associations forty ave days running
meeting At Narraeanset Park proved TO be successful
The attendance was fair and the six events on the
programme hotly contested. In the Initial Rush
wah Jim, with Fred Tara in the saddle was made the
hot fsvorite, but he could do better than close
third. Nick won with Ferrier second, half length
away from wah Jim.
The chief event Of the afternoon was the Nsrrssan
sett Handicap, with ST. Michael III une, Emn Bey Dr
Garnett, Equity and ciarns a. starters. The finish
was in the above order. Tarsl rode 81. Michael and
TO within loo feet Of the wire the race belonged to
& eGre spg a. hs e. Hs nrs s .e out r the
anose -, m =. = -
Pe snf
sn va. nssa Fs S he
s5o 10 The second and saS 70 he ihitd sIsses i've
oga, Wen jim 5sIsG ,sird; Tins, i.SiH s.v
tyEs iG@f # Rs R.2n
ton Gblsfe' won, Rolls taardnerI second wimsr
Fourth RsceITbe The Ssrpsssnseu Handicap. forthree.
isa won 1ms @e second E sy ha
ols @ %l sSa ss$ r.. Queen % .
lard second, Our Maggie .cie,lco third Time :is
sesond Sir slnssn!on Green third Time S.siS
The programme for tomorrow;
First Receive furlones. Lobenguis Ill; Dana,
iOs; High Point Belle, 1Oa; Col South 10O Blue Bon.
net, 1907 Buckeye, 100; Herkimer 100.
scpS dS rns 9
~; John p. eSi Lady Knight, aSi Fugitive. 95.
Third Race-One mile. Reginald, llHt Tom Tough,
1l2i vespesian, liz; Blendys Victim, tO9; Bess Ne
Dun. 100; Roland Reed, 100; Curacao, 1903; Tramp.
p1 Tenette gelding, 90.
Fourth Race Five and half furlones; Lord Harry,
Poor Jonathan, 1O5; Gallatin, 10i; Kilkenny, 101;
Billy Is, loli VIII Fonso 100; Panway, 100; West
Firth, Rscenpne mile and a sixteenth. W. B., liz;
Charade, III; Marshall l17 Dwight, lO7.
sixth Race-Six furOnRs, MY Gyps, II : Sarrasm,
l9s; Mendicant, lO5; Annie Bishop, 100; Moderocs,
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Gossip or the RIag.
mere is letter at this once for Jimmy Rose

| There IL letter at this once for Jimmy Rose.
John W9esp T I'm MANAGER M % By hssIe, s of hrGHEyn
meet sreeben OF the pastme A. c. at ls0 pounds, for
q side bet and purse.
Harry Thorne, Brooklyn.-B Bob Fttxsimmons met
Peter Courtney at Trenton when Bob was meeting all
.omsrs % s2Irney i,r & nS Snehns ana Spnnnns' man
W. }. Leonard, pIattshurgn. NY.Corbett and sun.
the championship Goroett engsssd in fElendls bout
square Garden, this city,
Stanton Abbott contracted malaria while in New
a his pnd @ G o s,s h eow Ss IN
was to have taken pssSase on the steamer knlcssT
Instead.
Charley white the discoyerer of pugiIIsts told Tue
ping middle weight o. the % old Clinton a &. ii i laid ap
s. hGms S 9sa s'ss a. EsIrSy & M Il !. ns 6eIrsa Ire s Ss
tn don the nitts again.
George REYNOLDS stl enterains the belief that he is
nodss manager Informed THE SUI reporter yesterday
70 n:S SS side
,%r side SSgsr bGlh men have s5So S sPee
and Rey Mods is willing TO add $500 more
when TsS a sss s a P%gS;
was i5Olp pounds Corbett said he weighed 80
Hs aSSaffa told
sd Ss r 81 G%S' 6S aS at he . ae
nSEf tRs besn Ssshs IN a GIs Sa 3h 20 al g d
Johnny Dunn returned home last night nv Nsy ~
cincinnati where he stopped one day 60 ny up some,
in!sfe;Isa in ne isst boisn' ISb@iI nai.S
take place AZ Washington 10 meet him 81 the haiti
more and ohio depot the arrival of the 81.
Louis train. lie advised them AbbOtts con,
dition, and spoke OF the Adysability OF pOstponng
the contest.
san. Jersey Guy Corls,t to have made
money In stak rs than Fizsimnlons. COrbett
$4,000 stake money by whipping John l.. sullivan,
He also got . S3,oOu stake for defeating Charles
Mitchell fitESmmons that he has earned
Gssr 9S cS:,SS $50 900 e I'M the ring since he e
managers have robbed him OF most of II.
FitE Non sl2OOO for defeating Jack Dempsey and
si2O0O by suhluing Peter Maher. He was Suppressed
e. set ssOoYo PpPs t9t kndSklns jim ha o9t al
900 But he got the 81 o. 900 sde stake which was
city Athletic Club Of New Orleans on March $. 1898.
The sun., 1894-10-03

JsAHsy puHu Chaiiesses Leeds % Rehsis
OF stsnton Ascot


To THE EprroR OF THE srS-Sir. It is
rumored here that Jack McAulife is about 10
retire, and that Horace Leeds is 10 be proclaimed
the lightweight champion without fighting for
IT. as Jack did. Now you will confer on me
favor by challenging Leeds to fight to a finish,
on behalf Of Stanton Abbott, at any weight from
128 TO 133 pounds. weigh in at the ring side.
Abbott is OF the Billy Edwards stamp Of light
weights. He could not weigh in at over l35
pounds II he tried TO, but he can do l?8 or 1913
pounds with ease. | am of the opinion that
Horace would be nice thing for stanton. Alb
bott is the smallest light weight. outside Mike
Cushing who has fought in America great
number Of years; and you will agree with me
when state positively that lie has done more
fighting in the eighteen months he has been
here than any foreigner who has ever visited
his wife by the Cromwell line steamer next
Tuesday. leave here tonight.
so i trs is sssd eSab in ise pasps hSrG has
deavoring 70 bring about a meeting with Andy
Bowen on his own account. In the presence of
quarters 0 To asked @ hbbett 10 s Rf him h,rSln,S nnS
stanton said he certainly would
Abbott received an offer to-day from West
ern club TO box Jimmy Dime on Dec. is, ten
rounds. stanton, however, has contracted ma
to eradicate il II possible He injured @ ed" the ESysso teS
don OF his left elbow badly IN the second round
OF the late nEht with Eyerharlt and he wes
three rounds.
He displayed the greatest ring generalship I
ever saw for a man In such a condition. His
favorite blow Ia a left handler. and all he could
do then was to use the back of his hand and do
what Critic calls " glowing" Take my tip, II
Abbott meets Everharht again-have u bet that
he will do him In from ten to fifteen rounds.
The latter il strong, aggressive young fighter,
but loses his head and nerve when under fire
Jack Dempsey is a great second in mans
corner. and r. n big drawing card here
The Olympic Club will clear at least s. o 900 on
the fighting carnival.
Billy Plimmer Is very sore over the decision in
his fight with Murphy.
.Creedon and HIS st. Louis party got their
pictures taken az the training quarters on the
Creedon takes his defeat Roodnatureily and
makes no complaint Col Hopkins still thinks
that he can defeat any man in the world, bar
Fitzsimmons. at 15R pounds.
FitZ Ia "Corker" from "Corkerville" He
will be even up in the betting here should he
get on with Corbett. II will not he a MITCHELL
Corbett fght either. Fitz is q wonder and no
mistake. Yours, sincerely, JOHN p. DUNN.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 2S.
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JIM CoRBETT'S LATEST.
Eight Months from Now He VIII n
Ready TO Fight Every Might Tor q Week.

Ready TO Fight Every Might ror q Week.
BosToN, Oct. I'm lengthy statement made
tonight Corbett has this to say:
Let the men who are seeking notoricty at
my expense get together all the fighters Of the
world who have $4,000 TO wager that I cannot
defeat them. no weight or color barred. Next
Wednesday, Oct. 10. | will deposit $4,000 with
David Blanchard Of Boston as an evidence Of
good faith, and will devote one week after July
next to fight one every night during that week.
mean this, and 1t will be the last time will
ever train for a pugiistic contest.
" Now. you would be champions Robert Fitz-
simmons, Peter Jackson. Ed Smith. Peter Ma
her. here Is your chance. | will take Fitzsim-
mons on Monday. and after him first come first
served. will fight before the club Offering the
largest purses bar nobody. This does for ALL
Now, III New Orleans wants a carnival and
desires to settle who is the champion heavy
weight OF the world. this Is their opportunity l
hope to convince the public during the week
arranged by the club that am what claim to
be. the champion heavy weight OF the world"
The sun., 1894-10-03
The L.ea..Gr,ao Nm or for H., Present.

An attempt was made yesterday to arrange match
between Young" Griro and Horace Leeds. The
usual complications resulted at the very start and
q consequence, no match made. Leeds, whose
desire 10 night has been much heraded. did not live
TO the stpulations which he made In his recent cha
lenVe to Grno. Leeds and his manager met orino at
the Coleman House yesterday afternoon. Leeds said
that he ready tn make match, and Informed Urf
10 that he had covered the Australians $1,000 which
the latter posted last week Grino at nrst held Out for
six round bout but Leeds would not consent Finally
iI was agreed TO nght to nnsh. When u was shown
that no club would permit the men 20 battle Tor en-
durance, it decided To fight at New Orleans for
twenty .nve rounds behan Grlnos manager said that
wanted a DECISION rendered at the expiration "
did not suit Leeds. He said IL he wasn't
knocked out In twenty nve rounds the battle should
be called q draw. Behan refused TO entertain this
proposition, and the afrsdr was called on
Behan Informed THE SCS reporter afterward that
he IL ready 10 make match with Andy Bowen at
New Orleans II the Olympic Club will donate good
sized purse. As for Rid Lavigne, he says " the
.ame club will put big purse Griro will light the
former there, too.
The sun., 1894-10-03

Be Hss sseurea Thst Ascent rats season
ssa ls Ready 60 Tske = Rest.


wELIsvILLE, o., Oct. 2.-At but one previous
meet this season has there been as slim an entry
list Of class Il men as to-day. There were four
teen entered, and but eight appeared. including
Sanger, Csbanne, and DIR. Brown Sanger rode
to-day probably his last race for the season, and
his $4,000 prize list was to-day completed.
He leaves for Wsltham tonight, but may
not ride there on Thursday. There is a scheme
on foot which looks TO his riding . match
race with John 9. johnson on Thurs
day. As Sanger and likewise Bliss had
no notification OF such contest until
q few days ago, there Is blood on the moon
Sanger will refuse TO ride such a contest as he
considers that johnson has had weeks of train.
cult-ohasine. the hardest kind Of work.
An important item leaks ont here to-day in q
Zimmerman had ridden a private stand q start
mile In 1:45, and that he is keeping this very
quiet; for what purpose Ia not stated. The gem
to-day's races:
Pernssr second j. Z Patterson lRGo thiPG p H' b RIsby
Sanger SECOND. L. ID. csbanne third RF Goets fourth.
Txo%lls Handcap Clss;, A,seorso Redtsrp, a4o
iso Yards, third Tme 4Sf "r'' 'eeon'' w. w. Maya
one Mile, Handicap, Class B-L. C. johnson. 40 yards
ysrds, third E. c. Johnson so yards fourth Tine,
Half Mile, Open, Glass A-F. L. Trspps nrst o. p.
Bernhard. fr.S sssond j. Patterson third, otto Mays
one Mile. open. clss. IA. l. Brown hr.t. 1. D. Ca
bsnne second. v: c. Sanger third. T. c. johnson
one Mlie, .Hsndicsp Class A-B. C. irons $50 yards,
ns, ,, q tbL Hss , S yHT % sscond e 2o
Half Mile, Handicap, Class B-L D. Csbanne, scratch,
ihf sS ysfG fourth F%
Patterson second, otto Maya third.
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THIRD GAME-oIroCo PIANO.


tsl k-K would have been the correct move here.
tbJ novelty. and move which leads To very inter
esting and com pcated positions.
,c True, P-Q looks very pretty hut II would lose
the game. as black has capital rciOinder by KtQ s.
,dl B-kt. with the Intention ~ exchanging u Tor
kt seems the better continuation for black
tei This move il, from strategcal point OF view,
wrong, inasmuch as II opens the rocks ME- Kt-O
seems 10 have been preferable he-,.
% Al a nrst glance kt looks strong and sim.
pie. Black however could have kot bet ter deve op.
in.nt of his pieces. and for this the
Is all right.
tgl C,-B would have been amply met with kt-
u 3. which move would have still given white the
better game.
III Kt-B ch Is an Interesting move which would
also have the queen for pieces: very
doubtful, indeed, whether black with correct play
could not have drawn the game.
~ This move IL OF suicidal nature, IL hAstens
black destruction.
The sun., 1894-10-03

The Central Park tennis players continued their an
nuai championship tournament yesterday afternoon
the tennis courts In Central Park The best
match OF the day remarkably close contest be-
tween Calhoun Cragin OF the New York Tennis Club
and ID. B. Canoll Central Park player hitherto un-
known, Cragin won after sharp struggle; The IA
vorite, BOstwlck, had time. The doubles
begun, but only one match was decided. The scores
Mems singles-second round: Calhoun Cragin New.
port T. 9. beat ID. b. Canoll Central Park, l4-l2 6-S
@ NJ Bostwick. Yves, side T G., beat p, Hobart
"a, 8-s, 40 (linfnishedl. -
Mems poubes-First round: Calhoun Cragin and
sydney L. smith,, New York T. C., beat D. g. Sullivan
and ID: b. Canoil Central Park al, 6-2: O. " Haight
and Haywood H. Haywood, Central Park. beat r.
Stevens, Jr., and partner, by default.
The sun., 1894-10-03

CHIcAGO, Oct. 2-So fAVorites won at Hawthorne to-
day The weather cool and the trac fair. Felix
Carr rode three winners. Summaries:
First Race Seven q lghths os a mile. Gateway lOI
lShArferl 40 10 L won; Loulka. gs a.. sodenj, TO
!, second; Oracle c. lOl Leigh 81 TO 1, third. Time,
lSy.
second Race-One mile and seventy yards. LIttlS
Cripple, ~ (F. Carr ia 1. won Flora Thornton IA
T. sodeh, 60 !, seeoRd; De Bracsy, ne ,Coheyl 8
Third Race one mile. Red Glenn, VI ~. Carl Z 20
J, Won bObOlink, lO2 Isoml. 7b TO I, second: sull
Ross. 100 Berger, to l. third Time. 44a.
Fourth Eleven slXteenthaof q mile. Roma pT
&C. Webbrrl, q 20 L. Won COrla, los leigh, 20 10
Second; Pelleas. llO a. Carr, 10 1, third. Time
l.llL.
Fh[h Race seven oishtAs Of male. whitestoRe.
l0i y Carr, to L. Won: DeCeli lO3 r Ianssl IL tn
Time. 3tte. 80 ~
SHih Rae Hurilsss one and a slxteenth miles
capt sRenrrT i22 NJ 'aseyl Ia I. Wnn Reli Rlnger
lAi y Arrhy q ., srcnnd Japonlca a. tHainii-
tonl' I 70 1. thlr1 Th0s. i5b's
The sun., 1894-10-03
wheeluen, Have You Donated Anything to
the Good Roads Fundt

From present indications the wheelmen's cy-
cling path from Prospect Park TO Coney Island
will not be finished until next spring. This is
due TO the poor support that the wheelmen in
the metropolitan district are giving to tho
fund. Chairman Potter of the subscription
Committee Of the Brooklyn Good Roads Asso-
citation, who is trying to raise $500 to finish
$4,000 collected, but that the donations are now
coming In very slowly. In this city, Long ISL
are nearly $4,000 wheelmen. and the fact that
only $500 has been collected reflects upon
the generosity Of the cyclists. The new path
way is to be direct benefit to all the surround
ing wheelmpn
The sun., 1894-10-03

The Iaterschoastc Athletic Association met yester
dsy Afternoon At Wilson aRd Kellogg school 622 Fifth
avenue, to decide upon a football schedule for the
coming SEASON. Representatives from the following
schoOls we're Present; Barnard. Harvard, Berkeley,
De IL sale, Wilson and kellogg, Columbia GTammar
ana Condon. walter h. sykes OF the WilsOn and KeI
lo6g school preslded The election Of ouceFs In
order, but was left until the neat meeting com.
mttee consisting of e. AyFes Of Condor 7. Fisher OF
Harvard. and s. A. Syme Of barnard elected 70
arrange a schedule Of games among the schools be
lons1ns TO the association who Intend having teams
the neat meeting.
The meeting then adjourned until tomorrow After
Al the same place Is thought that each Of ths
schools belonging the association Ntli have team
this season. As there excellent players IN
several OF the schools veFy exciting games MAJ
diatsl5 after ths nszl msstiass
The sun., 1894-10-03
Yachting News.

The schooner yacht AtAlanta arrived at Tebo's on
Saturday and went out OF commission.
The steam yacht Mistral has gone out OF commission
At TraVers Island In charge Of Capt. Cronk
Mr.. David H. Kings schooner yacht Brunhilda went
out OF commission at New London last week.
Bosros. Oct 2-The yacht conQueror, william II.
Vanderbilt owner sailed to-day for New York.
Commodore A. Van Ssntvoords sidesheei steam
yacht Claremont has been laid up for the season at
Tebo's.
William pu Points nne new steam yacht An Revolr
went out OF commission at Wilmington, DEL In charge
OF Capt. Platt.
=. w. BLISS steam yacht Emba went out OF com
mission on Monday at Tebo's In charge Of Capt Hill
and Chief Hammond.
The sloop yacht Siryana owned by Commodore
John Moer OF the Indian Harbor Yacht Club has
out OF commission at Portchester.
The Atlantic Yacht Club hauled down Its nag at Ray
Ridge on Monday aud went out OF commission, after
one of the best seasons on record
A. c. and D. w. James's schooner yacht Coronet
went out OF commission Monday at Tebos did
Chester W. Cbapin's nns schooner yacht Yampa,
which has been under charter to J. Hood Wright ali
summer.
NEwroRr, L. l., Oct 9.-John h. Herreshoffs steam
yacht the Viva, which lost her Tudder q northeast
gale on Eatons Neck Sunday, II still the ways In
this place, where she put In following the accident.
She was about nve miles OF Eaton's Neck light when
her rudder gave way, Sail holsted and she made
huntington Bay, using her propeller for steering.
This morning Mr.. Herreshon left by train for New
York. The yacht Is TO ba fitted with a temporary
rudder, when shs will proceed 10 New York.
The sun., 1894-10-03
Capt. Emnoas IaJu-ed !. Practice.

CAMBRIDGE Mass, Oct. 2.-Durlng the prac-
tice Of the Harvard varsity squad this after
noon Capt Emmons was injured in ascrimmage
and had to be assisted OF the field The trouble
is with the ankle that was sprained early in the
summer at New Castle. DIR. Conant said after
the practice that the injury would keep EN-
mons of the field for a few days, but that he
hoped TO have him In shape before any Of the
big games. The practice to-day was short, hut
lively. :" Bob" WreIn Is now at quarter on
the varsity team. and Is improving every day.
The sun., 1894-10-03
Denver" Ed Saith to Fight Lawrence Far
rell To-day.

DENVER. Col, oct. 2-some ewhere north OF Denver.
the line OF the Gulf road, tomorrow afternoon,
Denver" I'd Smith aud Lawrence Farrell will night
1.-The battle OF their ife." Both are In splendid
condition; neither ever felt better" or had harder
muscles. Both will weigh In at about l1o pounds
Farrell has chosen for his seconds Tommy West and
bat Mastsrson while Smith will In his his
three trainers Paddy smith, his brother; Omar An
derson, " the Giant Swede," and Joe Mulvihill
The sun., 1894-10-03

will take part and 2lO games will be rolled during IN
seventy bowling nights OF the tournament each clu
foiioWs;
Oct. 10 Renecks, WaverIy, aud Monroe.
Oct. ls-prnspect, HARMONY, and saAmsnder.
Oct IL -fiat6nsh, south Paw, and 6iermont.
Oct. ig-iyanhoe HeLklmer, and orchard.
Oct. s2-pin knight. Tiosa, aud Fearless
& & 6ssessea 6.cess and aqa a1roH'
oct ~ Iysnhoe, south Paw, and Pelham.
Manaor riqEs fn Rnish and hsrs%er ann oy.
Nov y Harmony. Adelphi. and vlermont,
Noy Relnecke' iyanhoe' and osrsos
Nov 10 Pelham Echo and Orchard.
Nov ~ Iioga, Fistbush, ana Monroe.
Nov q l-Herkimer, salamander, and clover,
Sow ss-sSat5 sSf Paw iS Rsinecss' % and Echo.
Nov, 40 Orchard, Monroe, and Prospect.
hss. Clover flsIbash and Eysrs5esn; err
Dec. 10 PIN Knight, Iyanboe, and Harmony.
bee. i Prospsci, Evergreen, and TiogS.
Dee ai-Esho PIN knight, aud oscsSia
Dee bee S ss-t -@tlsI6Gsh @ WsyeTly, and iysnhSe ]
Jan. s-orrhAId; Adelphi, and Evergreen
Jan 4-Itoga, Clermont aud Reinecke.
Jan. a-issnRos, PresPect' and Clover, love
Jan. l-HeTkimer, Monroe, and osceolA.
Jan. lt-Echo, Harmony and Flatbush.
Jan l6-Pelhan Fearless, and Wavery.
Jan Is-Pin Knight. Ciermont and Orchard.
Jan sl-Adelphi, IVanhoe, and Tioga.
Jan. 23-EverGresn. South Paw and Herkinler.
Jan, Y5-OsceOlA. FiatbuAh. and SalamAndeT.
Jan ss-Harmony, Monroe and Pelham.
Jan SO-CloVeT. Fearless. and ReInecke.
Eeb | Wayerly, Prospect. aud Echo.
Feb 4-lNAnhOe, Evergreen and Monroe,
frb b-OrchATd, OsceOla and South Paw.
Frb = b-Rsinecke, Pelham, and Pin Knight
fch ! Echo. SalaInander, and Iyanhoe.
Feb. IA IioRa, Maverly. and Orchard.
Feb Is Pin knight, Adelphi, and HeTkimeF.
Frh - Monroe, SalamandeT. and Fearless.
teb Z0-South Paw, Harmony, and WayeTly.
Feb 2o-PelhAnl. Flatbush. and Adelphi.
feb. sf-SalamAndeT, ENeTgreen, and CleTmonI
March l-ClOver, Orchard. and Harmony.
March A-HeTkimeT. PTospect. and Pelham-
March o-EyeTgreen Fearless. and EchO,
March b-TiOEa Clover. and South Paw.
March ll-Prospect. Flatbush. and Pin knight
March l9-Clermont, Fearless and lVAnhOe.
March lo-hATmOny, OsceolA, and IiOSa-
March lb-Herkimer, Relnecke, and FIatDuAh-
March k0-kcho, CieTmont, and AOnrOe.
March 22-WaVeTly, Glover, and OscsolA
March e6-Adelph. Reinscke and Prospect
The sun., 1894-10-03
Te-dar.. Football Exent.

Orange Athletic Club vs.. New Jersey Athletic club,
at Orange Oval.
Amherst University VS.. Greenfield Athletic club. at
Amherst.
Boston Athletic Association vs. Dartmouth College
at Boston.
Harvard University vs. phillips Exeter Academy, at
Cambridge.
lafayette College vs. Gettysburg College, at Easton
TUFTS College vs. Phillips AndOyer Academy, at An.
dover
Williams College vs. Laureate Boat Club at VIII.
Jamestown
Brown University vs. Yale University, at New Haven.
The sun., 1894-10-03

TORONTO, Oct, Lord Hawkes. team OF
crlcketers will start the fourth game OF their
American tour here tomorrow when they Will
meet a picked eleven Of Toronto. The lOal team
will be somewhat similar To the eleven which
the United states last month at Philadelphia
One or two strong additions have been made to
them. Al the conclusion OF the match here on
Friday evening the EnRlishmen will start inn
medistely for Boston, where they will meet the
Massachusetts eleven next Saturday and Mon
day. Lord Hawke Is confident that he will have
q clean record OF victories in this country, but
the Canadians expect 10 give him hard fight
The sun., 1894-10-03

Bat the son ofvatiesa Acts Uustea dily and
IL Beaten by Rubensteia.

CHuIIcorHE, o., Oct. Q-The weather to-day was
just the thing for speedy travelling over the kite
shaped track. Three records smashed. The
PAGER vassar reduced his time from :01 to 2O7 and
aso broke the track record OF Hal Pointer, 2;OI,s
made two years
In the first half of the second heat yassar led the
half In ;OOt and was coming to the three quarters
at tremendous burst OF speed when he broke, thus
spelling what would have been q phenomenally fast
mile.
made at Columbus last week from p;OsA to 2:0s. In
the =: rs AZote made procession Of the field,
winning his three heats In a fog Summaries:
The sun., 1894-10-03

lATUNIA, uct. 2. -Four faVOrltes, a heavily played
second choice and an outsider oday The Queen
City Handicap was taken by Ida PickNhk at : tn 2.
Tuck
Firsf Rare selling nne mie. AIib Gs Perkins 2
tu Won Oh No, vs. "a. Clayton Ia I. srcond. Pea
body, zoe III Williams. 10 to I, third. Time :ifa
stE1nd kare seven furlongs Pearl song, ne
tPrrkinsl, to ., won; lnnOcent lOa ~ Smithl to
Time. 2slS.
Third Race-s-lng; one mile King Charley. los
"a. 'lationi, 10 ~, won: Aethia Alien. ~ Per
klns,. 20 2. second: Carmen. l01 tCHsslni. TO /,
third, Time, 43is.
Fourth Race queen Ciiy HaudlcaD; one and one
eighth miles Ida Pirknlrk l2t X. Williams. To
won; LshmAn; 70 tPtrklnsl > - 1, setond; sister
Mary, liz ~. HlllF, Ia |, third. Time .lA4a.
Fifth Race-SlX furlongs. Brendno. 100 II. vii.
liams 10 tu !. won SAtsunla, l3 iPerkinRl even,
1913. =
siKth RAee-seIIng; seven furIOnss. Jim Berkeley
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