Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-24
LATE SPORTING NEWS
THREE rAvcRrrEs WOW.
Racing Was Absve the Average ut
81. Asaph's.

81. As0nh'a.
Al the st. Asaph track yesterday the
large crowd present saw three fayorites
win. the other three races being taken by a
second choice and two outsiders. The
twenty bookmskers doing business were
kept busy. and 1t was about an even thing
between them and the talent While the
fields were. for the most part, small, the
racing was above the average The best
thing Of the day was Vent in the last race
which won at to I. and the colt was well
played by the smart ones. Another good
thing was Shadow, winning the second race
at to l. The results after The stars re-
port closed were "a follows:
Third race-Five and one-half furlongs
Time. L. 10 81.
Truepenny, to DoggetU.
Golden Gate. to 5 tsinas).
Amsterdam. % to (HannawalD .............3
Tuscan PENN. TO 1: Pandora gelding
Odidgeley). to I. end Parthenia IL. Tribe),
IL to J. also ran.
Fourth race-One and one-sixteenth miles
Live Oak, q to 3 GrifiinD. ....................1
Long Bridge. II to 5 Doggetu. ..........2
Setauket, IL to ) PENN. ......................3
Repetition (E. Trite), 80 to l. also ran
Fifth race-Six furlongs Time, lis 81
Derfargilla. 4 to ) Doggetu.
Prince John, Ii to l tGrffin). ............2
Little Billy. to (Sims). ....................3
Old Dominion tMidgeiey). 10 to l. and Re-
straint ikeefep. u to 1, also ran.
Sixth race-Five and one-half furlongs.
Time, liz
Vent, q to Midgeley). .....,................I
Forager. to 2 Q-endrum). ................2
The 81 alper 10 to 1 (Sims). ..................3
Samaritan QG. Tr;beD. IL to 5; Tree Top
tSheedy). % to ], and The Clown (DoggettJ,
to ], also ran.
Four FnvOrftes On the Island.
At least 1910 persons attended the racing
yesterday at the Alexander Island track
and as four out of five favorites won the
talent was correspunding,y happy. The
best that the favorite. Can't Tell, could do
in the last race was to run third to Silver
Queen, at the comfortable odds of II to l.
All the races were won by recent arrivals
at the track. The results after The Stars
report closed were as fellows:
Third race one and one-eighth miles
Ataman THANH, Z to 10. ...................l
Freezer Qobinson), 10 to l..................2
Telephone tMurphy}, to l.................3
Time. 1.oS. Red Star, 3; Bright Eyes. 10;
Clara Bell, 80, and ForenzO, 20, also ran
Fourth race, five furlongs-
Ben Uonnelly), 3 to 2.................I
Sharon Oelehanty), q to 1...................2
Jewsharp III. Lewis), to 1..............3
Time. l03. Tommy Lally, 8; Irene. 3;
Bella and Boonton, % each Monte Carlo
and Bradley. ID each, and Theckla, ~, also
ran.
Fifth race, six furiongs-
Silver Queen III Lewis) II to 1.........l
Bon Voyage tBogart), IL to l.............2
Can't Tell (Ham), to Observation-Disclosures
Time. LII IL. Tedd Gegg, 3; Willie
Houlahan, 80; Misery, Is: Laliah, 10; Uno
Grande, TO- and Ada blue, 6l also ran.
Foot Ball Notes.
The University of Pennsylvania foot ball
eleven will play the eleven from the Uni
versity of Virginia on Friday afternoon at
National Base Bali Park.
The kendals and The c. A. G. eleven will
open the new grounds OF the latter (old
Van Ness Park1 with a game this after
noon. ~
The Base Rail Association.
1t is definitely announced at Pittsburg
that that city Viii not be represented in the
new base ball association. This is no news
to those informed as to the base ball as
ISOLATION. AS stated in The Star yesterday,
the eastern citiesiwiil be Providence, Brook
iyn. Philadelphia and Washington. The
New York papers Continue to PRINT articles
describing the grounds proposed to be used
by the association IN that city, but as a
matter OF fact, New York has been dropped,
Great PAGERS Matched.
The TWO greatest PAGERS Of the age
Robert J. and John X. Gentry, have been
matched for race on the Buffalo Driving
Park course Thursday, November l. Suit
able class races will be arranged to make a
Gays card. The Bufralo track is very fast,
and if the weather Is fine record-breaking
performance is probable.
Eureka Club Sparring.
Sol. English of Baltimore, an undefeated
ll5-pound man of Maryland, will spar ff-
teen rounds with John Glynn of Whining
ton, champion bantam weight of Della ware
next Monday evening In the arena of the
Eureka Athletic Club. VIM. Dunn, who has
defeated the Harlem Coffee Cooler ;yill
meet Fred. Morris. Muldoon's Black Cy-
clone. twenty rounds or more the same
evening.