The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
BLACK EYE ron RoBK,
The Governor of Indiana Scores a vic

lHe VI ENDAtN Wv
tory.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND. June 22.-Tn an
exhaustive opinion rendered by the Su-
prcme Court to-day, al The judges con-
curing. the Governor gained suDslan-
tial victory over the RODy Racing As
sOciatiOn, his contentious being fully sus-
tanned by the court. 1ne laws of Indiana
provide that no racing meet shall last
more than fifteen days. and thirty days
must intervene between each meet by an
association.
The Roby Association has been chang
ing its name every fifteen days 10 con-
form 20 the law. but the court now
says. this contention OF the racing as
ISOLATION that 10 has the right 10 sub-lct
the track and thus provide contlnIoui
races is plausible. but such a cOnstruc-
ton OF law would defeat It's whole pur-
pose"
The effect Of the decision viii be 10
prevent winter racing IN Indiana, ana
also summer racing, except for period
Of fifteen days al time. Thirty days
must then elapse after each meet be-
fore the track can again open for another
fifteen days.
RACING AT RoDY.
CHICAGO. ILL, June 22-An immense
crowd visited Roby to-day out OF SIX
races two favOritas and TWO outsiders
won Tom sayre and T!t-For-Tat who
ran badly a few lays ago, both won to-
day, and the former revefsals are under
Investigation. Inc Wt1llff WIS lillt anu
the track fast. Summaries:
First race-selling. six furlOngs.-Sim-
rock first, Carnati07 s.con1 MaFdfn Pet
third. Time 1.i7 81.
second race-selling, five fuTlongs.-
ALllic VI. first, sixty second, Lon Jones
third. Time 1904 81
Wild Arab first, Teta May second, Monk
Ovorton third. Time, 81 l-t.
Fourth race-one mile .-Bimeby hrst,
~fq 4lr1 l-.4yI .4I. third Tine.
Fifth race-selling. seven and a half
furlongs-Tom Sayre first. john W Wilson
second. Kimberly third: Time l'3l -:
Sixth race-selling. six furlongs.-Tlt-
For-Tat first. silva second. Miss You 1g
third. Time. lI6i,.
PIG CROWD AT LAToSIA
IATONIA. KY. June 22.-There was
a tremendous attendance to-day. one
OF the best Saturday crowds OF the meet
Ing was present The racing was extra
good. The Latonia prize, handicap
for tWo-year-olds. was won easily by
Brendoo. Summaries:
First race-seihng. seven-eighths OF a
miic.-fict0ri0us ti"} Graham, % ,
first, vida second, Tancred third. Time,
1.3l.
Second race-one miie.-Blue and Gray
MJ r. Is0m. : 10 - first, Orin second,
The Sculptor third. Time. l:5i
Third race-iive furionss.-Au Revoir
flt4. ItfhlNS, 81 10 ~ lfTtt LORI tfCpHIg
RoudO third. Time, 1.Of
Fourth racc-the iatOnfa spring prize.
nine furlongs.-BrendOO QO6. Martin. IL
10 ~ first. Tobin second Pepper third.
Time. 1;5lM
Fifth race-four and a half furlongs. -
Scimitar Ouf. BallaDi 6 TO - first. Petrol
second kecpsa third. Time. ISL.
Sixth race selling seven furlOngs -
ClementIne Oo. W Jones. . 10 y first,
Santa Maria second, Enthusiast third.
Time 3Oi2.
WINNERS At ALEXANDER ISLAND.
WASHINGTON. June 22.-The results AZ
Alexander Island follow.
First race-fiyc furlonCs-Silyer Queen
Is 10 ID first Swissbury second Wang
third. Time. ~.
Second race-six and a quarter furioEgs-
Tancrei 0l 10 l0l first, F1newater sec
ond. ROsta third. Time, l.lS IL
Third race-seven furlongs-Jack Wynne
q to p first. Marguerite second, Top
gallant third. Time, l:23.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures OF a mile
Waterman q 10 j. first. Garret second,
Marian third. Time. 1:33.
Firth race-five furiongs-Monofith first
Della NJ second, Monetres third. Time.
I'D Ia.
sixth race-six and a half fdrlongs-
Westslde q 10 lo) first, Frank X Sec
ond, Pllly Boy third. Time. i.Dl-4.