Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-22

IRON, from EDWARD Hanlan after nm exc,,,,.
haid TN, I.d ninsh that made tho speciatorss
The Sayo ore Van l for the tnai cheer,
esriy afternoon sun casting n brnaa e. NY Wy
~ c,,r nsht over the water. 10th banks wer',
them NAM WITH eager spectators and anon,
yyesteruay. Tho bnnd led ,ha crosxs d"a W.
lnier~ wa' Era ssd8e, and. although in their
With "blxienns ~ ,hhey same came II at the finish
eMn,ngiand,s greatest soulier pas.ed Tho
it, n nm buoys about half boat lenetb
strokes sG0q The t ,urss h xs1ls foasd
counts for his defeat BubeaEg rfha asyo. &C
can give his American contes,anp" ,uset,
M w,n ana IN, hen bea, him on The turn. "
nnd an almost indescribable ma ,a wnseI
ne oarsmen. The race was rimiisr ~
st ssfssda %as ta,r two miles. Tho
word, rowing ahf 10 D3 IN w T,n, of at he
nrst hundred yards. when both easea nn
ann ran at as to tho turn. Here R,,hoo,p
70 mNinta hai rn ,enSlh. which he was able
Wncn Hanlan levoled up and both t,,rncj
,,eeHa,her and Strengthened away for iba
b bnird nan, and to the turn they had il
Inhlan rowing close TO Inc shore Iosln..
sishtly. AT tho quarter both bepnn ts
NAM M ana ne strength OF the two cham.
rom NJ, nss an pgh, 70 the work. Sixty yards
win swift. even strokes ihat yyern III,
hulomatons In their evenress thew ski,ne
man man ma water 81, as birds, but the English
Win one mighty swing he CROSSED Tho iins
y mnit iength me winner, amid cheers and
i In eosy ,GT ne oS SS,,y Epglshman
gaNe an Interesting account Of bis ~. ~
sVhal training IN hts quarters In Engihna
toaat y u "a IN orchhfhst OF tea, English
Tor fora an npp ehGps Is Preseded by mile run
ne Ely Or eight mile row, the real prne-
c III Work. Here the trainer aids by hls
nnN s,sm ar ana me seuller finds wherein his
can can teach the sculler these thinvs and 4,
thls, as In every form OF work. The maj
'' Tbe,, mas IA to know himself,
,tueil " O'Clock comes tho good dinner
OF beef. bread and vegetables as prussaIs
sprouts or cabbage. No desserts no dsin.
vl3s, no American mixtures, Tint are
MUSCLE says Sr B hGi ine Sum IN nc to make
noon more rowing and running, and SIM
PCT ~ nlght, with flsh. tea and toast.
otI,s te IA supper long walk and at 10. n
II there Is flesh to he reduced and n,usci h
w. pe Eeineu the exercise Is more vigorous
ns dti o Ihe rare Il simpler No potatoes, no
,na,uoihng starches, no butter II isn't nj.
ways iun ard 1t means work, not NAV
r,ul earnest work TO he the Grryb
IN IN 9mphion and win the scul race on Dick.
Coast Fair. in $40. sN"'
, AN OYSTER ROAST.
mr. ana Mrs. + Nc Nichols and the
Misses Nc Nichols gave u most del,ybt.
ful oyster roast to their friends Yesterday
IN the fair grounds. Awnings wore
s s,d and raw and roasted oysters
WIZ se'Neu III true Southern fashion.
THE TRACK RACES.
There were many more witnessed the
morse races yesterday than on the open-
Lhs Gay. Agreed estimates make the
senaral attendance about 200 ~ the
grand stand and track attendul.
IMAM half the numDur. The race, ,,srs,
~ RUE exciting ana cheated mlun Gu
tHuAli-m and olten applause. DoqKe T.,
oIu Wbs lmeI, D. y, D,Iis, starter. Phn.
y. feers. John l.. Grey and n. q. IIcr
Judges.
Pacing, one mile 2l5 class. . in .. for
so; banq1et githsrawn and Billy the
n russell hne T. w .....!.:....
i p't1, kinney" ".'''''.'."
fr9nahu .oi: o.ssa''''''''''''''
1rotting, 2:25 class, one mile. In ., for
S2S0, Lazy. Alfred withdrawn:
Summaries:
Andy Andy Kyle .'..'''''.'..'..''.''" I
Dupreo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
SILVER simmons .....,...,.,....
kMel Downing .,............,.
country y" and driven y P pGe cw ne on oat
BrS BY A. 5 huefatS. ooi Tss Ros I.
Ia, by Geo. Boone, Clear Creek; Nellie
BY W. J, Moore, Galvesloni Brown, Hal
BY Il; N, Gary, Gaiysston; Susie by u:
Levy. Galveston. II took. them som,
time TO get started but when they "a
there was fun for the audience as all
but broke leaving Joe l.. 10 win the heat
after a push down the stretch. TIE Sc
eond heat was soon oyer Joe L. whtnhhiin5'
Pacing 2:,o class, one mile two in
three, for 500; Joe Prigmore and King
Redmond withdrawn:
Summarizes
Pose Bud. -. .'.'''',
Prince Hal - -
LAZY Fergus 80 80 ''' go 49, )
Last heat and running. tnree-eigntns or
q que oab., tgon,d unm, IauGsd,S.
ilrst, HRttie shipley sec
ond, Corneiia third. Time, go,
' THE BICYCLE RACES.
.s MSt T e. Grove %Sy sSir .ITfa @
Prize. pair electric EFT 40 RMWwY Y
Quarter of a mile, class Amid ersti.
Time. :3S seconds, $50.
nrst, Tony Brock second. F. Nichols
third. Time, l;2i,
Quarter OF mile. boys under 16 years.
L. Everets first, George Knox second.
ons mile. champion race Texas coast
Frank Nichols first, c. French second, 7.
Brock third. Time. $40 rs.
Five miles, class B-The front tires
were on dead even when they passed
under the wire. but Tremaine's head
On ssed the winning line first and won
the race from GIL In eighteen minutes.
GALVESTON DAY.
Thursday has been designated rs CAL
weston Day and a monster crowd IL eN-
pectod. The following Ia the race pro-
for the afternoon:
Pacing. $40 class Gostponed)-Threo
starters.
The third race between Bubear and
IIaninn will be rowed AT o'clock. after
The trains arrive from Houston and Gal
weston.