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

pected. The races were better than on
either OF the other days, but were not up
to expectations in the respect of fast time.
2;2o trot, purse $500 catherine, b. M, by
Candidate (Case), won; Margaret c., b: m.
mani third. Gabrielle, Ben Wallace, Blan
Alec, Queen Allah. Ethan X, Armand and
Onanla finished as named. Aroma distaneed.
Time, -2:1514-2:1s}z-2:16 24-2:1s-
2:15 pace, purse s1OO0-Earl Mont, b. h., by
Belmont (Thomas) won; Repetition, b.. h.
Davis, second; Rosco, $. g.. Brewer), third.
finished as named. Olgetta, Tommy Mac
and Margery distanced. Time, 2:l0A-2:13-
21I trot, purse S41 ,OO0-Dandy Jim, g. g.,
by Young Jim (sim), won; William Penn. br. h.
(Kline), second; Kentucky Union, S. m. Fuller,
third. Time, 2:15A-2:10-2 :1OI.
Steeplechase, mile and half, Red Pat won,
May Blossom second, Young AIion third. Time,
4:19.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. The talent
had hard luck to-day. Only one favorite
went through.
Five and half furlongs, southerner won,
Dick darlington second, Lucy Clark third.
Time, 1872.
Second race, six fuIlongs, Monk overton
won, Importance second, Aladdin third. Time,
Six @furlongs, Ben Wilson won, Bessie Yeiser
second, Victor third. Time, 1:19.
Camille d second. Time, 1:05.
Six and half furlongs, Virgin won, Alva
second, George Miller third. Time, 1:25A.
jessie Ssks Ni eo thirG Time o5 second
BRIGHTON BEACH, n. Y, Aug. Tone
mile, Harry Alonzo won. Golden Gate second,
Waterman third. Time, As.
Five furlongs, Lorriania won, Shakespeare II
second, Bessie Browning third. Time, :O2
Six furlong5, Mistral won, The Coon second,
Captain third. Time, :151a.
IIo1f fIa Do1y Dar
ond, Venita II third. Time :49L.
One and an eighth miles, Our Jack won,
Charade second, Little Tom third. Time, 1 :55.
One mile, Kinglet won, Governor Sheehan
second, Souvenir third. Time, l IA.
SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. THE heavy
transforms of last night and to-day made
the track a sea of mud and put a damper
on the attendance, which was not good:
Five furlongs, Silk Gown won Walter sec
ond, Bel Dome third. Time, 1:0415.
Four furlongs, Perfdy won, Miss Celestina
second, Amazement third. Time, :5514.
One mile, Lord Nelson won, Maurice second,
Nicolini third. Time, 1 48.
Five furlongs, Ramiro won, Perjury second.
Bernardine third. Time, :04s4.
SOUTH BEND, IND, Aug. The Ma
tional circuit bicycle meet OF the South
Bend Cycling Club, held at the fair
grounds of the Northern Indiana and
Southern Michigan Agricultural Society
here to-day, was largely attended. The
track was in good condition. Four class B
contests were run.
The one-mile open class B proved an ex-
citing race. 1t was won by Bald in 2:05,
breaking the State record of 2:09 As made
by Bald at Fort Wayne Monday of this
week. Arthur Gardner of Chicago and
Otto Ziegler of San Jose, Cal, fell in the
first half Ziegler being badly injured, his
left arm being broken. and he will be I'M
able to ride any more this season. A bad
spill also occurred in the one-n1ile open
class A. Six riders were thrown and Sc
verely injured. Cabanne took the two
mile handicap from the 75-yard mark.
Frank Rough of South Bend broke the half
mile, class A, State record. Time, :03 3-5.
One mile novice, Charles w. Donovan,
Goshen, Ind, won; Leon Vanderbieck, Niles,
Mich, second; w. n. Hixen, Westville, Ind,
third. Time, 2:30.
One mile handicap, class B, A. l. Brown,
Cleveland, so yards, won; d. J. Good, Dayton,
Ohio, 40 yards, second; W. de Cardy, Chicago,
80 yards, third. Time, 2:05.
One mile, open, class A, Frank F. Rough,
outh Bend. won; John G. Harrison, Lebanon,