Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-02
DOBBINS WAS AN EASY WINNER
OF the Fleetwood STAKES OF Morris Parl
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
NEW YORK, Jure 1.-The chief event
on the programme at Morris Park was
the Fleetwood stakes for thres-year-
olds, in which Dobbins was an easy
winner. Summaries: First race, FIVE
furlongs, Our JACK won, Disturbance
second, Fondsline third; time. :594
Second race, five furlongs, California
won, Flush second, Monotouy third
time, 1:01&. Third race, mile aud
a furlong, Selma d. won, 0rnus
second, George Beck third; time, 1:56jS
Fourth race, Fleetwood stakes, one mile
and a sixteenth, Dobbins won, Aurelian
second, Rubicon third; time 1:4sH.
Fifth race, five furlongs, Connoisseur
won, Applause second, Palatin third;
time, 1:001l, Sixth race, selling, mile,
Tom Skidmore won, Hammie second,
Speculation third; time, 1:4l15.
Following are the entries for to-mor-
rows races-First, q mile, Commotion
112, frankie b. Ill, Dutch Skater 10l,
Despot l0l, Momento C. 10l, Flanagan
101, Ironstake S. 101, Avon l01, Pochino
l0l, Lou Foster 10l, Aleppo l0l, Pulit-
zer 9S, Anxiety (ate Wagerman) 9s,
Lorna Doone 90, Blue Mass 95, Spread
Eagle 1O1, Hartfort 101, Decourcey l01,
Handover 10l. Second, IS mile, selling,
Utica los, My Favorite los, Corncoo
102, Potash 100, Melinda o., Miss Annie
c. 90, Pretense 95, Romping Girl 95,
Kittie II. Colt 95, Chicot 90, Golden Gaze
80, Sallie Byrnes c. SIS, Glad SIS,
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Necedah IS, Ninevsh So, Dana 50.
TAlrd, q mile, Galliard stakes, Prof.
Monaco 1913, Counter Tenor ll3, keenan,
ll3, Installator l13, Gutta Percha 10,
The Coon los, Golden Gate los, Fire
Brand los, Liza 105. Fourth, J. Is mile,
Metropolitan Handicap, DR.. Rice l25,
Don AIonzo 122, Ramapo 1T. Sport ll6,
BaSsetlaw Ill, Comanche Ill, Picnicker
1lO, Kinglet 100, Rocke los,
Henry of Navarro 1O4 Her
aid 100, Redskin 9S, Potentate 95.
Fifth. three-fosrths mile, Beldemere
I24, Trevelyan 122. Weinberg l22, ST.
Maxim 1872, Fakeamer 122, La Joya III,
Long Dale 1l5, Galilee lis, Nightmare
10, Joe Ripley 10, Lady Roseman 1l0,
Factotum 10, Discount 110, Rolla 10,
Harrington 1O7, Ny Lady 105, Diabolis
1O2. Paris SO, Prosper, Jr. 80, Star Act
ress 81, lola 105. Sixth, mile selling,
Restraint los, Long Beach los, Young
Arion LOT, Chief Justice l02, Econo'
mist 100, Miss Dixie 100, The Iron
Master 90, Judge Morrow 90, Treasure
95. Jordan 95, Connors 90, Disturbance
O2. Chateau 90, Arab 90, Panway 81,
Shadow 81, Equation u, Enfield u.
RANK OUTSIDERS WON.
CINCINNATI, June lit was a dismal
day at Latonis, with light rain falling
steadily all afternoon. The fields were
uucommonly large. Only two favorltes
came first under the wire, the other
winners were unconsidered outsiders.
Summaries: First race, selling, purse
$500, for three-year-Olds and upward,
1915 mile, Belle Foster won,
Polk Owens second, GlorIana third;
time 1:23. Second race, selling,
purse S40O, for three-year-olds and
upwards, one mile, Lehman won, Anna
Mayes second, Pomfret third; time
1:4214. Third race, selling, purse S40O,
for two-year-olds, 5 furlongs. Volandas
won, Addie Buchanan second, Adam
third; time 1:033I. Fourth race,
purse S4OO, for maiden three
year-olds, furlongs, Powder won,
Ten Spring second, Ashland third;
time, 1:l61i Fifth race, purse Si00,
for maiden 2-year-old colts, gle mile,
Fandango won, Joe Mack second, Saint
Iario third; time, :562I. Sixth race,
selling, purse $500, for 3.year-olds and
upward, 1916 mile, Gratz HanIey won,
w. L. Munson second, imp. Fiorry Ny
ers third; time, 1881.
DIXON AND EDGERToN MATCHED.
NEW YORK, June George Dixon,
feather-weight champion Of America,
and Walter Edgerton, the Kentucky
Rosebud, were matched to-day 20 fight
twenty rounds or more, according 70
Marquis OF Queensberry rules for the
gate receipts, the winner 10 take IS per
cent. and the loser 25 per cent The
contest is to take place In the National
Sporting Club OF Boston, on June 20.
The men are TO fight al lis pounds.