Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-03

NEW YORK, July 2.-The attendance
at Sheepshead Bay to-day was good and
as rule the races were good. In the
handicap Sport and Don Alonzo ran
nose and nose for nearly halt a mile, the
last quarter being a hard drive. The
distance was mile and an eighth, and
when the flag fell to good start, Stow
away took the lead ana held IL for half
a mile, then Don Alonzo went to the
front and remained there until but half
mile was left to go when Sport
joined him, running kindly. hung on in
fine style, and in the last few jumps,
poked his nose far enough 10 front to
win. The fifth race was bad one for
Dwyer, for he backed Harry Reed heav-
lily at odds on and saw the Coon beat
him badly. The opening race was
big upset for the talent. Yemen was
heavily backed TO win, going 10
the post at s TO D, while
Old Kingston was the second
choice. Yemen led all the way up TO
the last furlong, when the long shot,
Libertine, came out Of the bunch fol-
lowed by Kingston and Annie Bishop,
and they beat Yemen out in that order.
The Commoner was the favorte in the
June stakes, but the best he could do
was third. The Buffer and Manchester
made hot finish, the former winning
by neck, with McClelland's Colt half
q length behind.
First race, Futurity course, Liber-
tine, 1O3 (MacKliG), 20 to l,won by one
length; Kingston, l20, (Simms), to l,
second; Annie Bishop, "a (Heider), 100
10 |, third; time i'll l5. Yemen, Prig,
Melba. Lustre, Hurlingham, Prince
John, Factotum, Rosa H., Addie, Wah
Jim and Lizzetta also ran.
Second race, June STAKES, Futurity
course, The Buffer, 105 (Dogget), TO
l, won by neck; Manchester, 12lH
(Garrison), 8 to l, second; The Commo-
ner, lis (Simmsl 7 to 5, third; time
I:I2%. Havoc, Paladln, Dolabra, Vent
and Trophy Gelding also ran.
Third race, one mile aud an eighth,
Sport 1872, (Doggett), 4 to l won by
nose, Don Alonzo 122, (Simms), to 5,
second, Stowaway 1929, (McDermoEt),
to /, third; time, 1:57 1.5. Comancne
also ran.
Fourth race, one mild, selling, Long
dale l12, (Brooks), 2 10 l, won by two
lengths, Ed. Kearney 127, iSimms), .
to l, second, Joe Ripley l12, PENN, 6
to |, third; time, 1:43. Major General,
Star Actress, Son Malheur, Baroness,
Yo FL Rey, Roila, Fred Douglass, Setau
kst and Ornus also ran.
Fifth race, FuJurity course, selling,
The Coon 1O7, (Doggett), to /; won by
two lengths; Harry Reed 1O5, (Smms),
3 to 5, second; Mosquito 90, (Walker),
Z TO l, third; time, iii 3.5. Little Ella,
May Day fly, Lune Dor Colt, Ettare,
Redowas, Red Top, Spaldimore, En-
cnantress, Clovis and Second Attempt
also ran.
Sixth race, one mile aud an eighth on
turf, Logan 1l9 (Shields), 4 to l, won
by length; Long Beach 12O, (Simms),
10 l, second; Top Gallant l22, (Garri-
SOM, TO l, third; time, 1855 As.
Young Arion, Del Norte, Klldeer, Liz
Zie, Uncle jim, 81. Luke and San
Joachim also raE.
Following are the entries for to-mor-
row: First, q, Lamplighter 124, Stone
nell 124, Ferrier l22, Watterson Ill,
Glen Moyne 100, Merry Monarch 106,
Charade 1O6, Mr.. Sass l03, Henry OF
Navarro lO3, Shelly Tuttle 1Ol, Liselg
90, Lamisere 9S. Second, q, Vernal
Stakes, Gutta Percha 12O, Lulu Z. lis,
Rompiag Girl 1O7, Faxorme 1O7, Her
manita LOT, CaStanet l07, Roundelay
1O7, High Point Belle 1O7, Urania 107,
Lux 1O7, Sweden 1O7, Califor-
mia 1O7, Gumuse F. lO7, Annis-
cite 1O7, Lucania l07, Applause
l07, Ella Reed 107, Louise +. 1O7
Third, 1916 mile, Bandit, 100; Sir Ex-
cess, 100: Geo. Dixon, 100; st. Maxim,
100. Fourth, one-eighth mile, handi-
cap, Charade, 1O4; Herald, 100; Copy
right, 1919; Ducat, 100; Roll
er, 9s; Galloping King, SS.
Fifth. mile, selling, Armitage 100, Cac-
tus lO7, Copyright 107, w. B. 107, Mar
shall 1O5, May Win 102, Arab 100,
Treasure 90, Bolero 80, Lochinvar 90,
Watterson 90, Maggie 70. Sixth, ~
mile, hurdle, handicap, st. John l65,
SOQtQGFHeT lO-, w OOulOIu Loo 81 pObiN4
l4S, st. Anthony 142, Bassanio las,
Rover l46, Marcus 40, A. NJ. McLaugh-
lin l57, Rockaway 137, Miles Standish
1876, Glenall 135.
RESULTS AT WASHINGTON PARK.
CHICAGO, July 2.-Results at Wash
ington Park: First race, "A furlongs,
Alabama won; time, :55. Second, one
mile, Little Chris won, time, 1:414.
Third, one mile, Cicely won; time,
1:41]s. Fourth, handicap, 4 miles,
Faraday won; time, 2:07. Fifth, fur
longs, Cora Taylor won; time. lis.
Sixth, 6 furlongs, Maid Marion won;
time, 1:13%.
EAST ST. LOUIS RESULTS.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July East st.
Louis results: First race, 9-16 mile,
Judge Post won; time, :5S5I. Second,
hall mile. St. Stehpen won; time, :54}7.
Third, I3 I6 mile, Yosemite won: time,
1901 Eonrth 81 mile w IT Ellis