The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-12

the favorite, Van Camp on Fonshway out
finishing Zubler and getting the verdict by
half length. Summaries:
Seven furlongs, Aladdin won, Furlong sec
ond, Monk Overton third. Time, 1:3212.
Five furlongs, Emperor Billet won, Republic
second, Wakenda third. Time, :0419.
second, Polltax third. Time, l 0312
Seven and half furlongs, Fonshway won,
Euna second, Bob Carter third. Time, 1877.
vi Five fg1rlongs, Roy won; John second,
CINCINNATI, OHIO, July 11.-There
was an attendance of 5OO0 fast track and
spirited races at Oakley to-day. Perkins.
the star lightweight, who has not had
much success of late, won three of his four
mounts and was second with the fourth.
Summaries:
Selling, five furlongs, Zanone won, Oracle
second, Mike Kelly third. Time, OLE.
Six furlongs, Caesarian won. Cation dor Sec
ond, Selika third. Time, :1454
One mile, Free Advice won, Tobin second,
The Sculptor third. Time, AZ
second, Miss Ross third Time, :02.
Selling, mile and fifty yards, Enthusiast won
Joe Mack second, Clementine third. Time,
1:4515.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, July II. = The
Merchants handicap was run to-day and
the favorite won with ease. Summaries:
Seven furlongs, Lismore won, White Wings
second, Abbess third. Time, 1881
Five furlongs, selling, Irene Woods won, Ser
ena second, Gemsbok third. Time, O2
Seven furlongs, Madeline won, Marie Wood
land second, Tough Timber third. Time,
PSI.
Merchants handicap, one mile, Wckota won,
Miss Young second, Aunt Ida third. Time
1:41M.
one and sixteenth mile, Dave Pulsifer won,
Era 40 I Arin hi rA
:4s9l.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. July 11.-Three favor
ties put the audience in good humor for
the first three races to-day. A long shot
and second choice took the other two.
Summarizes:
seven-eighths OF mile. sullross won, Found
ling second, Mopsey third. Time, :3612.
Five and half furlongs, Sumatra won, Mer-
maid second, Broadside third. Time, OSs4.
Five and half furlongs, Don Garlic won,
Merry Thought second, Miss Maxim third
Time, :0S15.
Selling, one mile, The Broker won, Teaset
second, Brazos third. Time, AS.
Mile and sixteenth, Jim Hogg won, Mer-
curry second, Jim Henry third. Time, 1:5O13.
BRIGHTON BEACH RACETRACK, N.
Y, July 1.-THE card presented here to-
dav was, on the whole, the best of the
week, and the results were fully up to ex-
pectations. Four favorites and two rank
outsiders won. Summaries:
Five furlongs, Lord Hawkstone won, Hum
ming Bird second, Renaissance third. Time,
1929.
Five furlongs, Frank Harris won, Article Sec
ond, Dulce Larondie third. Time, :O2H.
One mile, Dorian won, Aurelian second,
Gutta Percha third Time, 1:4O15
Nautilus stakes, one and sixteenth miles,
Monaco won, Paladin second, Deer Slayer third.
Time, 1:5014.
One mile, Daily America won, Factotum Sec
ond Prig third. Time, :41M.
Five furlongs, Fannie won, Second Attempt
second, Ameer third. Time, :03.
LACROSSE, WIS, July 11.-Six thou
sand people attended the races here to-
day. The sensation of the day was Direct.
ly's mile in 2:101l in the three-year-old
pacing, the worlds record for colts. Alix
went an exhibition mile in 200.
DAVENPORT, Iowa., July II. Joe
Patchen paced off mile on the Davenport
mile track in 2:05A. 1t was the fastest
m lie ever paced SO early in the year by a
stallion.