Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS ANGRY


About Hlm-se Never Wrote the st.
Louis Magnate.
PITTsBURG, October 25.-A. c. Buck
enberger was very angry to-day when
shown the Associated Press Interview
with Won Der Ahe, of ST. Louis, saying
that he had written asking for posi-
ton in ST. Louis before the American
Association movement had gone down
here. Buck says it is untrue and that
Won Der Abe has injured him greatly
by making such a statement. Said he:
81 never telsgraphed or wrote that man
about anything. l would not go to
city where he owned club. lie says
he has letter from me. Let him pro-
duce this letter If he can"
RESULTS AT ST. AsAPH.
WASHINGTON, D. c., October 25.-Blg
odds faYoriteS captured three OF the six
races al ST. Asaph to-day aud loug shots
the other three, so that the booKmakers
gave the talent quite the worst OF the
sport. First, furlongs, Jack Of
Spades: 1903. Second, mile, Song and
DAace;sl:4315. Third, furlongs, Long
Brook;:l:OA Fourth, furlongs, Sally
Woodf:rd; 1859. Fifth, handicap, l lilo
miles, Declare; 1:30l4. Sixth, fur
longs, Curious; 1,1s4.
Following are the entries at 81.
Asaph, Va, for October 2G: First, -
mile, Louise + 1O2, King Gold l02, Wal
colt H.. Gold Dollar l09, Hazel Hatch
los, Bon Adventure 100, Old Dominion
ll2. Black Hawk 112, Gailes 100. Sec
ond, - mile, Memento G 9S, Pr. John
lOl, Shadow 100, Walcott 1O4, Old Do
minlon 1Os Captain Il 1902 Third, 55
mile, Pulitzar 95, Little Agnes 9S,
Half Mine %, Marchaway los, Clara
Bell %, Factotum 10, Long Brook lO7.
Fourth, mile, Beauregard 81, st. Michel
lis, Little Matt 90, Tom Skidmore los.
Fifth q mile, Derelict los, Cockade los,
Eteslan 10, Louise + 100, Midgley ll3,
Jack the Jew 1O1, Ella Reed lO3. Sixth,
mile, Ed Kearney 10, Galilee il3, Our
Jack Il3, Caudelabra lis, Little Billie
1l2, Bon Adventure 1O7, Restraint l07,
Brambuletta y, Baroness 9S.
GOOD SPORT on THE DOWNS.
LOUISVILLE, KY, October 25.-To-
days sport at the Downs was good aud
the crowd the largest Of the meeting,
between ), 900 and 5000 people being
present. The management OF the asso-
citation are very much elated over the
success OF this, the initial meeting. The
weather was fine and the track slow.
Flying Jib went an exhibition mile In
,,rbf,h copgidarfng fha glQwupGg
of the track, was equal to 2:0O13 clip.
Robert J. also paced an exhibition
mile in 2:07 fat.
Tomorrow Alix will 90 a fast mile.
Summaries:
PA class, pacing, postponed from
yesterday. Sable Gift won; Nellie c.,
second; Tom Crook, third. Best time.
2:l4.
2:17 c.ass. trottlng, purse $500. Rex
Americas won; Au Train, second
Wheatland Onward. Time, 2:l3.
9:ls class, pacing, purse 5000. Mar
tin Box won in the stralghts; SalIle
Bronston, second; Bright Light, third.
Time, 2:1753.
~ oEIoLE WINNING.
BALTIMORE, MD, October 25.-The
Oriole professional foot ball team won
another hotley contested game from
the Philadelphia team this afternoon at
Union Park by score Of four goals 10
nothing.
PRINCETON, n J., October 25.-Ths
Seniors to-day won the class champion
ship and the prize cup offered by {. Z.
Cuyer, by defeating the Juniors. The
features were the al-round work Of the
Seniors and the phenomenal running OF
James around the cad for the only
touchdown made during the game.