The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-28
IN THE WORLD OF SPORT
Bay District Races Bring Out
Good Crowds
ONLY TWO FAVORITES WIN
Fitzsimmons and Julian Make Up
Their Quarrel
Chairman Gideon Of the L. A. w. Announces
Accepted Rscords Of Bicycle Riders.
Baseball at Phoenix

SAN Francisco, Dec. 27.-Roma, at 80
/, furnished the sensation at Bay District
track today, defeating the stake horses,
Semper Lex and Strathmeath, by four
lengths. S,ar Ruby and Theresa were the
only winning favorites. Weather clear and
cold; attendance large; track heavy. Sum-
maries:
Five furlongs-Una Que Amo formerly
Little Flush fly won, Leon l.. second,
Pearson third; time, :0514.
Seven furlongs-Theresa won. George
Miller second, Lucky Dog third; time,
:3OH.
One mile-Hydy won. Mary S. second,
Monita third; time, :47%.
About six furlong s-Imp. Star Ruby won,
vinctor second, McLight third; time, ~.
One mile-Roma won. Semper Lex Sec
ond, Strathmealh third; time. 40.
Five Acknowledgements won. SALISBURY
IL. seconu, Prince 1iooKer third; time,
1905.
BAY DISTRICT RACE ENTREES
The following is the list Of entries and
weights of tn races to he run at Bay District
today, which are posted a the Los Angeles
Turf club, 2l2 South Spring street. Com
missions received on these races aud full
description of each event:
First race. selling, eleven sixteenths OF a
mile, 2-ycar olds-Nic Nae no Yankee oodle
/ ., Alvaro 107. ioa II. II :, Billy McCloSkty
lI3
Second race. purse three-quarters of mile
all ares-Roy | Flush los. Instals or lp7.
Flashlight IL! Arctic ll3, Kowalsky 80, Miss
Maxim
Tnird race, Flmwood stakes, 2-yearoids,
thfee.qusrters OF a miie-Joe K los. Ramilo
rs, Benham |, Peru Ill, imp Santa Bella
is, Mt. McGresor I'd 90, Princess Xoreiis
los. St. Lee TO-, nnessee Maid 100, Sir Col
Audemair 100. Brother John 100. Governor
Budd 700. Crafty loS, Crescendo l25.
teen h-Little Bob 81, Tar and Tartar 1d4,
Ransom g. lrlx 96, Highland 50 Dungarven
80. wawo a,1n. Red Glen 10Y
Fifth ace, steeple chase. selling. one mile
and a half AIDE ante | 20, Tom Clark III,
,ol. weishtman l27, Malo Diablo ldi, Bell
S eth race selling, eleven-sixteenn OF a
mite onde 1917. sgo 10Y, Gold Bug lot.
loano ITO. Huen me TO-, Adam 81, Zoolien
lO5, Red Glen lO7, Realization 10, Tim Muir
ply 10, Johnny Payne 1o7 George Miller
seven race. Cling, eleven-s 1teenths of
Boy "a FOND Hope 81 Ann e B. 9b, Great
Fails los, Little Tough %, Middleton ;i1,
Raphael dc7' Triumph o.; Zach n,, I'm lo2,
Kathleen 10Y N.Y. on 90, Cracker Jack 1u7.
THE DEFENDER MATTER.
New YoBK, Dec. 27.-The special COM
mittee appointed to hear testimony on the
charges preferred by Lord Dunraven that
Defender did not sail against Valkyrie in
her measured water line, met today in
secret session at the New York Yacht club.
The members of the special committee. b.
j. Phelps, G. l.. Rives, W. c. hitney,
Captain Mahan, q. 5. NJ, and j. Pierpont
Morgan, arrived at the club.
Mr. ASpiIiih made the OnPninC Statp-
ment. This occupied the greater portion
! of the morning session.
Lord Duuraven was on the stand during
the afternoon and his friend, Arthur Glen
ME, was also subjected to few questions
by Lawyer Choate.
Latham Fiske, member of the Americas
cup committee, said the investigation
would probably be finished by tomorrow
night.
KISSED AND MADE UP
Ell PAso, Texas, Dec. 27.-Fitzsimmons
and Martin Julian made up their quarrel
this afternoon. Julian had purchased
tickets to New York for himself and
mother and was making preparations to
leave when friends brought the two men
together and they shook hands and made
it up.
ON THE BICYCLE TRACK
Denver, Dec. 27.-N. A. Pippin and A.
B. Hughes, class tandem team, today
rode quarter, unpaced, in ~ 1-5 Sec
onds. breaking the old record by two-fifths
| OF second.
! PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 27.-Chairman
| Gideon of the League of American heel
men announces the following records ac-
copied:
Half mile, class A, unpaced. flying start,
| against time, by barry e. Clark, Denver,
| 90 seconds; November 20.
Two miles, class A, unpaced, standing
start, against time, Harry e. Clark, Den
yer, 4 :46 Is; November 81.
Three miles, class A. unpaced. flying
START. against time. Harry G. Clark, Dem
yer, 7:l5; November p.
Four miles, class A, unpaced, standing
start. sgains time, Harry c. Clark, Dem
yer. 8 :45; November 81.
3 We miles, class A, unpaced, standing