The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-10

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. 9.-The
talent and the books had nip and tuck
race of it to-day, although in the end the
men on the blocks had a shade the best
of it.
Six furlongs, Pat Lee won. Twilight second,
Unicorn third Time, 1:1S13.
five furlongs, Southerner won, Gus Strauss
second, Pat Brooks third. Time, / :10l<.
-Four and a half furlongs, Mountain Belle
won, Green Prewitt second, Dora May third.
Time, 81.
six furlongs, Brown Dick won, Murphy Sec
ond, Valera third. Time, 10.
Five furlongs, Thurman won, Dick darlington
second, Wild Briar third. Time, L :04.
CHICAGO, Ill, Aug. Bob Martin
and Ethel W ran dead heat in the second
race at Harlem to-day. Bob Martin won
the run-off in a drive by length. The
g. class of horses was about the same grade
as on the opening day. When Corrigan
enters Handsome for which he paid $40, 900
in a selling race TO be sold for $500, good
line on the racing can be obtained. About
400 persons watched the races and patron
lied the books.
Six furlongs, Lord Lonsdale won, The Distiiler
second, Leader third. Time, :18.
One and five-sixteenths miles. Bob Martin
and Ethel w dead heat. Time, 1891. In the
run-of Bob Martin won.
Six furlongs, Handsome won, Loretta second,
Satellite third. Time, 1 IL.
Five furlongs, Irene Woods won, Lalla Rookn
second, Demlre L tQlIQ. lime, L WA.
Six furlongs, Warren Leland won, Oregon
Eclipse second, Treasure third. Time ZIG.
ST. LOUIS, No. Aug. Six and q half fur
longs, Charlie Mcdonald won, Sundawn Sec
ond, Upman third. Time, %
Five furlongs, Battledoor won, J. W. Levy
second, Ali II third. Time, LOB.
Seven furlongs, Leader Ban won, soundmore
second, Lollie Easton third. Time, l %.
One mile, Vulture won, Hibernia Queen sec
ond,. Charles P-third. Time, 1 4314
One and a sixteenth miles, Strathmeath won,
A&as.
One mile, King Bors won, Booze second
King Mac third. Time, :424.
SARATOGA, n. Y. Aug. 9.-Four and hall
fpTlongs, Florrie won' Sky Blue second, PeeOnic
One and a sixteenth miles, Langdon won
Maurice second, Cherrystone third. Time
l 80
One mile, Dungarven won, Aimee Goodwin
second, Kilkenny third. Time, IA.
Five furlongs, Sweet Favorable won, Miss
Celestine second, La Falienne third. Time
1:033z.
One mile, Jack of Spades and Chesapeake ran
dead heat, purse divided. Time, 1:14a<
Only two starters
BRIGHTON BEACH, N. Y, Aug. 9.-Five fur
longs, Illusion won, Bowling Green second
BeIvina third. Time, :0213.
Five furlongs, Emotional won, Bessie Brown.
ing second, Palmerston third. Time, l :02.
One mile, Tinge won, Second Attempt sec
ond, The Coon third. Time, 1:415z.
One and sixteenth miles, Captain T won
Little Matt second, Vision third. Time, 1 AS
man third. Time, 1:16M.
One mile, Sprite won, Rose Howard second
Florence third. Time, 1:4515.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 9.-Sensational
racing was the order of the day at the
Grand Circuit meeting at Buffalo Driving
Park this afternoon, and seldom if eve1
has such time been averaged as was that
made, in the contests decided. In every
race of the day at least one starter reduced
his or her previous record all the way
from one to three seconds, and in two
events the winners thereof twice lowered
the marks set opposite their names before
the contests just mentioned. These two
were Sulphite, the undoubted coming
champion two-year-old, and that sterling
Onward FLY, Beuzetta. But the last
named did even more. Twice she cast
into the shade the track record of 2:O81z
established by that great mare Hulds
two years ago when she defeated Pixley
in 2:121z, 2:10N and 2:081z in the 2:ff
class trot and created new race record
for three heats and also mark for five.
year-olds.
In the two-year-old pace, Sulphite. ful
brother to Carbonate, who closely pressed
Directly for the two-year-old championship
of 1894, demonstrated that when the
premier honors of that age for this season