The herald., 1894-05-18
yesterdays SPORTING EVENTS.
Only One Arrest Was Made at
Gravesend.
Good Cards and Fair Weather for
the Runners.
Summary OF ths Races 1t the Bay Dis
trict Track and Other Places-rhe
Results on the Baseball
Diamond.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
New YoRK, May FIN spite OF the
threatening weather, the attendance at
Gravesend was fully as large as that OF
yesterday, at least 5000 people being
present.
But one arrest was made, and that
was simply on another warrant. truce
between De Lacey and the club having
been declared on Monday.
In the first race the horses were sent
away to poor start. Kentigerna, Miss
Maud and Derfargilla were the only ones
who we're seriously considered, and the
fret named led to the last furlong, when
Hamilton came up with rush and wore
Kentigerns's lead down. inch by inch,
winning finally by head, in the finest
contest OF the day.
Comanohe was the favorite in the
second, winning with good deal to
spare.
In the flly race Ridicule without
effort, and from bad atart, won.
The Freshness stake was easily won
by Assignee, from the favorite, Po-
tentate.
In the fifth race Counter Tenor
romped home an easy winner from an
ordinary lot.
One and one-sixteenth miles-Miss
Maud won, Kentigerna second, Derfar-
gila third; time. 1:504.
Mile and furlong-Uomanche won,
Bitten second. Salina d. third; time,
/ 56.
Amazon stake. half q mile-Ridicule
won, Roundelay second, High Point
Belle third; time, ADJ.
Five furlonge-Counter Tenor won,
Mirage second, Harris third; time,
:0214.
Six furlongs- Ross B. won, Addie sec
ond, Hoii third; time, 1:l5.
AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. MAY IA good card and
fine weather brought out a crowd of
about $500 people at the downs today.
The track was fast and the sport fine.
Colonel Clark said that if the meeting
continued as it had been doing he would
consider it one of the most successful
meetings in years. The principal event
was the Delbeck stake, and it was won
in driving finish by the favorite, Ida
Pickwick, by two lengths. The talent
did not fare very well, only two favorites
winning.
Sir MISUNDERSTANDING won, Sim Rock
second, Cora Taylor third; time, :1614.
Four furlongs-Blanchenn won, Glen
one second. Irksome third; time. U :51.
The Delbeck stakes, selling, for 81
year-olds and upward, $1,000 added, one
mile Ida Pickwick won, King Leo sec
ond, Gascon third time. AZ.
Five furlonge-Addie Buchanan won,
Myrtle second, Sandoval third; time,
l .04.
One mile-Ssntiago won, The Reaper
second. Tho King third; time, :43.
Six urlongs-Lucaeta won. Clinton
second, Jim Dun third; time. 1:l7.
AT wTIoREE.
HAWTHORNE, May 17.-Hslf mile
Leo Lake won. Ta.Ta second, CORA
third; time, :5l4.
Mile and 70 yaris-strathmeath won,
Vassal second, Tilsit third; time,
:4954.
Five-sighths of mile-snlvator won,
Sprite second, Dolphin third; time,
:041s.
Six iurlongs-Mi Mamie won, Mag
gle Murphy second, Oracle @. third
time, :ls4
Six furlongs-Zoolein won, Amelia
Nav second, Dalsyryan third; time,
1:174.
Five iurlongs-Poy Grey won, Otti-
ana second, Hi Henry third; time, l :05.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, May 17.-Six iurlongs
Bella won; La Garcia, second; Par
ouette, third; time III.
One mile-Deceit won; Red Cap, Sec
ond; Arthur G. third; time, l 40.
Mile and three-sixtesnth-Prln Carl
won; Little George, second; Archbishop,
third time, 2:G6A.
Mile end one.ouarter, hurdles-Picca-
dilly won; Economy. second Buahrang-
or, third time, 500.
Six and one half MISREPRESENTATION
won; Jennie Harding, second; Cass,
third; time. :23A.
Ore mile-Roqu won; Pioneer,
second; Joe Courtney, third; time,
1:4eA.
THE BAY DISTRICT.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 17.-Five and
one half furlongs-Mustess won; Corn
cob. second: King Sam, third; time,
1:10A.
One half mile for 2-year- olde-Victor
won Miss Ruth, second; Coqustte,
third; time. 80.
Six iurlongs -Priscelle, won Morven,
second; Cocheye, third time, :1515.
One mile neutrality-suspicious. won; De
Bracsy, second; Happy Day, third !;
time. :46l4.
Six furlongs won, Artist
second, Lonnie B. third; time, :1631.