Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-02


decision OF the judges met with
general approval. The horses ran
as il blanketed until the turn
into the stretch, when Simms
} took Dobbins to the outside and then
began to drive. One after the other he
/ bumped the horses out of his way, and
when the last furong was reached he
had Roche and Faraday to beat He
beat in against Roche, who in turn
drove Faraday against the rail, aud the
| gray had TO give 1t up or go over the
/ fence. lie took bit OF revenge
out Of Roche for he gave that colt
savage bite to pay for the crowding.
| Then DObbins continued on his course
and By crowding Roche so hard that he
was nearly driven over the fence he won
! by a neck. He was set back, however,
amid the applause Of the crowd. Sum
marjes:
Flrss, five furloDgs. Correction 119,
! (Littlefeld). 10 5, won; Rubcon 100,
! (Midgeley), 10 TO l, second; Harrington
lO3, (HamliD), 30 TO l, third; time 1:0l.
Second, Autumn stakes, five furlOngs,
Applause lO7. (DogGett), Sto u, won;
Walter 125, (Grifin), 10 TO 1, second;
Gotham 125, (Taral), 8 to l, thire; time
1:12.
Third-Ocean handicap, mile and an
eighth, Roche lis (Griffln), 6 toI, won;
Victorious 104 (Reagan), II to 8, sec
ond; Faraday 1T '(Littlefeld), 2 to l.,
third. Time, 1856 2-5.
Fourth - Futurity course, selling,
Harry Reed 10 (Simms), 2 to 5, won;
Nanki Pooh 81 (Griffiu), even, second;
Glen Lily 90 Ison), IL to l, third.
Time, 1:1O 2.5.
Fifth, seven furlongs, Beldemere
1O2 (Grifin), to 1, won; Discount, 113
(Doggett) 3 to l, second; Patrician, 103
(Simms), 5 TO /, third. Time l:27.
Sixth, mile and an eighth on turf,
Watterson 115 (Reii), 2 to l, won, Live
Oak 100 (Grifin), 6 to 5, second; Jack
Rose 119 (Ballard), so to 1, third.
! Time 1857.
Following are the entries at Sheeeps-
head Bay for September 3: First, 9s
| mile, Counter Tenor 113, Hermnita 1l0,
Midstar los, Magnetism c. 10S, Rounde-
lay los, Salvation 100, Capt. Nick 100,
Manchester 100, Navahoe 100, Canter-
bury 100, Oily Canon 100, Lune Dore
100, Louise +. 81, Holloway OF, Sadie
81, Flush 81. Second, q mile, Flat
Bush stakes, Lisssk no. Connolsseur
10, Herman 110, Gotham 110,
Monaco 10, Sir Gallahad 1l0,
Soila 1O7, Gutta Percha 107,
Third, mile, Sir Excess 122. Patrician
122, Senator Grady 122, Duagannon 104,
Fourth, ane mile and quarter, handi-
cap, closes Monday morning. Fifth,
mile, selling, Tom Skidmore lis. Adel-
bert ia, Speculation Ill, Tom Tough
Ill, Chief Justice Ill, The Queen 110,
Thurstog los, Mr.. Sass los, Buckrene
| 1O1, Terrapin 101, Jim Lee l01, Little
Mat 1O1, Long Shanks 100; Pirate
Chief 9s, Virsgo 9S. Sixth, two miles,
handicap on turf, Dobbins 1876, Gloam-
ing 1876, Assignee 100, Light Foot 116,
| Coquette 116, Harry AlOnzO Ill, Jodan
10, Chauncy 110.
OPENING DAY AT LAToNIA.
CINCINNATI, o., Septem Der 1.-The
| Latonia fall series of races opened to
the smallest attendance for several
years. About 3, 500 people were pres
ent. The day was fine and the track
fast, although no unusual time was
made. First, mile. Rey FL Santa Anita
won, Orinda second, ST. Maxim third;
time, l:41[. Second, six furlongs,
Lizetta won, Cyclone second, Clintie G..
third; time, Ills. Third, mile and
seventy yards, Greenwich won,
Clementine second, Remorse third; time
1;47. Fourth. the Avondale stake for
three-year-oldS, who have not won q
race this year, mile, Rhett Goode won,
Fraulein second, Portugal third; time
1:43. Fifth, two-year-olds, five fur
longs, Katherine won, Simon w. Sec
ond, Gallon Dor third; time 1:023I.
Sixth, six furlongs, Darevila won,
| Charlie Wilson second, Prince Imperial
third: time 1:15]z.
GOOD PRICES REALIZED.
New York, September 1.-The sale
OF the racing stable of Leigh & Rose
took place at Sheepshead Bay to-day,
and the prices realized were good. Cliff
ford was sold to r. l.. Rose for S25, 600,
Ducat to E. Corrigan for $4,000, Chant
to c. II. Smith for S5, 500, Lszzerone to
Erie stables for IS, 500, Handspun to
Chris Smith for 81, 500.
PLNIMER AND MURPHY.
New YORK, September BILLY Plim-
mer, the bantam champion, and JohRny
Murphy, the little boxer of Boston, met
this afternoon and signed articles Of
! agreement 10 meet in finish contest
under the auspices Of the Olympic Club
| OF New Orleaus, on Septembe pa. The
match is for purse Of $4,000; So, 500 to
the winner and $500 to the loser. Each
side has posted $500 with Mr.. Eckhardt
to weigh in at not more than lis pounds
at the ringside.
LowLANDER DEAD.
New YORK, September 1.-Lowlan-
der, the Suburban winner of 1898, died
this afternoon at Sheepshead Bay.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, September l.
The surprise of the day at the Bank
Clerks, Athletic Association games held
on the University Of Pennsylvania
grounds was the defeat of M. f. Sweeny,
champion amateur high jumper of the
A. A. A. o., member of the Xavier
Athletic Club, Of New York, by n. T.
Leslie, OF the Bank Clerks. Leslie
cleared the bar at feet inch, but the
best SweenY could do was feet. The
New Yorkers showed up we'll In all
games, and captured many prizes.
RIvERToN, ,N. j.. Sept. The feat
rbsya 3 : C ~ eshs Riyerton