The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-05-18
GENERAL SCORING NOTES.

The 2-year-DIl stakes t0Ots at Omaha,
Lincoln and Red Oak in which Silver
enc and other Topeka horses were en-
tered have been declared off because
they failed to I'LL Some 2-year-old
trOls VIII likely be arranged however.
The Wei known campalgner, Irou-
blesorne 2-lf-. won IS heats in 2-30 and
better The Year Book credits him
with only 30 Troublesome was third
at HoltOn last year III the is trot to
AIyron 1IcHenry and Root Ryan, best
time 2.l5la.
At the Burlingame track StOOrs &
Bowman have strong stable in train
ing, composed of Gasleu. PAGER. by AL
denNO0d- Train Time green PAGER. by
ChiucaDin 1922. dam by Golden Bow
Eva Lou. by EEmont Chief 2-241s. dam
Eva 2-Z3i4; Lady Hawthorne, by Re
varder son of Onward dam by Mar
tins 1lcGregOr. and Dora FarnsWOrth
2-2S1s. by Brewster Judge Thompson
has Mcdonald 8LcGregor 2.1S1a and
A. w Edmiston Of NcCune. kan,
writes. MY brood mare. Little Alice.
dam of Ledocia. 3-year-old record 1.09.
half mile heats. dropped large bay
hlly April % by Sprague Fls4, 2-24la-
Little Alice is By Kansas Wilkes 2-221a.
dam by Duke Brunswick She Will be
bred to my young stallion. Bolton King
274S3. by Treasure 2-1S1s-then look out
for a PAGER. am not particularly fond
of PAGERS. but they viii crowd them
selves onto you when You are trying to
The firm Of Beauchamp & Jarvis. the
popular HOltOn breeders. has dissolved
and is now q thing of the past. Mr. Jar
Wis purchasing the interest of G. A
Beauchalnp. and viii continue the
horse business that has been carried
on for so many years by the firm 1Ir-
Jarvis has in his stable Tom AIcCreg0r
PIP. Peto 2-16 and Helen 2.2siz. by
waterloo $3.50. dam NEinEate. by
Blackw0od a. He also has Tom Van
Natta's COrdelia. by Ashland Wilkes,
dam 10y Egbert. Henry Miller has ar
q En1ror7 n
six head, among them Crystal Maid
and Lady Nottingham 2.1314.
The Abilene Bicycle club has started
in with a charter membership of d
This branch OF the L. A ". viii give
some races during the summer OH
GERS have been elected IS follows Pres
ident. G. =. Rugh, vice president. L.
Humbargar; secretary. J. A Young;
treasurer. +. A. Wilcox. captain. f. H
Forney lieutenant captain, j. E
Johntz-
making some valuable Improvements
in GrfsWold park and when the finish
ing touches are completed. Wichita viii
have in addition TO mile track. half
mile and quarter mile tracks. The bi-
cyclists viii put in the smaller one. and
the half mile circle is being made to
draw hOrsemen who wish to train on q
short circuit and Tor driving Electric
lights VIII be put in. and GriSWOld park
viii be fine resort.
The stanfords of Minneapolis have
organized for the season with the fol-
loving players. Kit D. wilson Elmer
StrickIett and r. c.. Jaekman in the
box. Ray Loman and Mike COsgrove
catchers; E. H. Agnew, first base
Dick Jackman. second base, J. T.
smith third base- George Shaw short
stop- Roy Gaford center field and
Frank Morgan right field A meeting
of representa- tives from the various
clubs that viii form the state league
vii be held in a few DAYS to organize.
clubs from the following towns viii
probably form the league- 1Iinneap0-
lis EmnoTia, Junction City and proba-
bly, Abilene.