The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-19
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JOHNSON ZIMMERMAN TALK BEGINS
TO MATERIALIZS
Tom Eel, Goes TO Philadelphia to Sign Ar
ticles with Zimmerman's Manager
Won't Let johnson go on the Asbury
Track. Charging Offensive Partisanship
Long Shots Win at Latonia--Mud Up
sets Calculations at st. Louis--Domino
Wins at Gravesend-Trotting Meetings
Begin at Brooklyn and Pittsburg.
New York. June 1S.-The Johnson
Zimmerman proposed bicycle race for
5000. 5000 a side, has as last as
sI,med a business-like look. Eek, john
sons trainer, will not allow his man to
race at Asbury Park, as he says AS
bury Park people are partisan to Zim-
norman, but Johnson is anxious ana
willing TO race the Jersey rider any
where he names outside OF AsDury
Park. Eek goes 10 Philadelphia To-
morrow to sign articles of agreement
with Zimmerman's manager
The following dispatch explains IT.
3 self:
New York, -Jne IS.
'W. II. Beagle, Chairman Racing Com
mittee, Asbury Park. n. j.:
81 had decided to inspect your track
TODAY but YOUR representative, Wilson,
in his remarks as reported in the Wheel
and my wish to have the race on neutral
grounds. has decided me not to allow
Johnson to race Zimmerman Al Asbury
park Johnson will meet Zimmerman
upon any track mutually agreed upon
Riv original deposit is still in the hands
of the American Wheelann. This Is
final.
(SignedD En-
Iatonia Races.
Cincinnati. O., June 1S-A splendid
card of six races was enjoyed by about
5000 people at Latonia today. TWO ID
10 / shots won the first two races and
mt the general public in good humor.
The track was fairly fast. Summaries:
First race-Six furlongs, selling: Joe
Bailey. Is To /. won: Bob Nicely, TO L,
second; Glen Lily, to 2, third. Time
1:15l1.
Second-One mile, selling: The Sculp-
tor. Is to ], won; Dominion, IL 10 D,
second; Fraulein, Z to 10, third. Time
LAP
Barr. to ], won; Countess lrma, 10
: second: Rondo, to !, third. Time
1:0224.
Fourth-Mile and a quarter handicap
selling: Voorhees,, 3 to 1, won; Selika,
& to :. second; Blue and Gray, 10 TO l,
third Time 2:0Sl4.
Fifth-Five and half furlongs, purse
Ramiro, 9 to 2. won; Reprieve, Is TO J..
second: Amanda, to l, third. Time
1:09.
Sixth-Six furlongs. selling: Merry
Monarch, IL to ). won; Goodwin, 10 Q,
second; Annie n, 4 to /, third. Time
lis.
st Louis Races.
CT louis. June 1S.-Drizzling rain
and a heavy track rendered il difficult
10 pick the winners today and the tai
emf suffered in the early events OF the
dav. Minnie Gee and Urania, two mud
larks. were heavily played in the first
race. but Lizelg, an s TO l shot, won
easily. There were disappointments
throughout the day, the mud overturn-
ing all calculations. Smuarm twlPT
ing all caicula tons. summaries:
First race-Six and "A half furlongs:
Iizelg. s to ]. won: Urania. even, sec
ond: The Kitten, 10 to j, third. Time
1881.
Second-Four and a half furlongs:
Pearson. to l, won; William Duke,
,Jr.. to /. second: Richmond Belle, to
j, third Time :57A.
Thiri-Aiile and "a sixteenth: Buck
Massie. to 8. won; Shining Belle, 10 to
/, second; Michael, 6 to l, third. Time
1:52.
Fourth-Seven and a half furlongs,
selling: First Chance, to .. won;
Hush, l. to l, second; Campania, to /,
third Time 1874.
Fifth-Six furlongs. purse: Lizetta, 2
to !, won: Linda. 10 to ], second; Davis,
10 to !. third. Time Lie.
Sixth-Six furlongs. selling. Rouble,
10 to I. won; AIollie r. to j. second
Princess Rose, to 1, third. Time liz.
Gravesend Races.
New York. June 1S-Nearly 1000 peo-
pie went to the Shepherds Bay track
today. In the opening race Domino
was an odds-on favorite, and won east
". In the second, Applegate was tbs
fayorite with Floretta a strong second
Floretta won in the fast time Of 2oS
breaking hhe track record by full Sec
ond The last race was helter-skeitel
affair with Captain T the favorite, and
he was nowhere. Arapahoe LED aht
W-av. but Nankipoo caught him in tht
last few Jumps and won handily. Dur
ing the day ten bookmakers were
caught taking money for bets and Were
debarred from betting further by the
officials of the club. Fitzgerald wa:
the starter and Fitzsiommons and Nc
Dowell will be the judges in the Nil
waukee meeting. summaries;
First race-F'ive and a half furlongS
Domino. ? TO 5. won: Factotum. 80 to |
second; Rey Del Carredes, to 1, third
Time Los.
Second-Five furlongs on turf: Flor
eta. TO I. won; Applegate. to 5, sec
ond; Lavient, 10 to /, third. Time
1:04 80
Third-miIe and a sixteenth: Belde
rnef. 10 |. won easily: Red Skin, 6 TO |
second: Cromwell. 5 to !, third. Time
1:ia.
Fourtl1-Seven furlongs: Liza. to
won: owlet to l. second; Gothem,
to l. third. Time lbs.
Fifth-Five furlongs: 1ntermission.
TO I. won: One Love. even. second. Ar
gentina, Us to l. third. Time Loo 2-5-
Sixth-NIile on turf. selling: Manki
200. 6 to J. won: Arapahoe. 10 10 /, sec
ond: Paladin. 10 to l. third. Tim
1:u 4-5.
brooklyn Races.
RrookIyn. June 1S-Nine heats serve
10 decide the three races on the prI
gram today at the opening Of the Brook
iyn trotting meeting in the Baltimor;
Philadelphia and New York circui
Major Corw-in's performance in the "a
class was a feature of the day. Sum
marieS:
Class $50. trotting; purse $500.
Major Corwin ..--............. III
Carrie L. ..-..... --...--.. ...-.-...S
Alenpo $1,000. -.---.....b =
Dan Mont --.---.---.-- $1,000 -
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