The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-22

Dyvyer Adds Another Crack-a-
Jack 10 His String by Buying Sui
sun for SI2,5OO.
Oakley Race Track. O., May 21.-Desplte
me lowering skies. ar immense crowd was
ont 10 see the inaugural Oakley Derby de-
cided. The track was good, the rains of
yesterday having only made it a trihe
lumpy. Following are the starters, jock
cys and weights in the derby
Horse Jockey. Weight
Ben Brush, Sims ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Ben Eder, SCherrer .......................122
I.1kf Thorpe .........................117
Prince Leaf, Perkins. ..........-...........117
Scmper Ego, Buln ................-....lll
T orit- bat}i,, IIsrs a NJ
tfy TO .; Prince Lief ~ TO l; Loki. to /;
Parson 6 to l. Post betting: Dryers en-
Try Il to %; Prince Lief, ?; Loki, 4; Par
After parading before the grand stand
amid "A round cf applause, LOki and Thorpe
receiving the larger portion, they started
Tor the post
Inc horses were at the post but few
moments when Starter Pettingil dropped
The nag TO beautiful start, with Prince
Lief in the lead, ParSon second and Loki
taird, with Ben Brush and Ben Elder close
Up. Ben Elder moved up as they passed the
stand and led by a head At the quarter
Ben Elder led by neck. with Prince Lief
second and Loki third, head in front of
Ben Brush. Before the halt was reached,
with Eder second and Brush third. AT the
tAree-quarters the order was the same,
and at the mile Prince Lief, Ben Elder and
Brush were closely punched. Coming
down the stretch Perkins gave his mount a
shaking up and he drew away and went
under the wire TWO lengths in front of Ben
Eder
NJ. F. Dwyer purchased Suisun from
John Madden this morning. The price
Summaries follow:
First Race-Four and a half furlongs.
Suisun. llS Sims, ! to IS, won, with Lady
Rover second and NJ IS Mclaughlin third.
Second Race-six furlongs. Harry Reed.
III, Sims, / to T. won, with Sir Play sec
ond and Gallon dor third. Time liza.
Third Race-Five furiongs. Red, 10i.
L. Williams, 2 to !, won, with Olympus
SECOND and Oak Leaf third. Time 1:O21a.
Fourth Race-The Oakley derby, value
$1,000, mile and a quarter. Prince Lief,
III, Perkins, to l, won, with Ben Eder
second and Ben Brush third. Time 2:03h.
Fifth Race-One mile. Caesarian, l09,
Perkins, l TO 2, won, with The Winner
second and Aimee third. Time 1:42A.
sixth Race-Six furlongs. Chicot 10,
Thorpe, 3 to 1, won, with Miss Francis
second and oracle third. Time l:151a.
Sixth Race-SiX turlongs. Laverne, 81,
Clay, 5 to l. won, with London Smoke
second and Proverb third. Time III.
st. Louis, Mo, May 2l.-The track was
a decided improvement over yesterday al
though still triae heavy. Favorites Were
at disadvantage, but two winning.
Brodhead, a second choice, won in the
third race. The others winners were out
siders The weather was fine and the at
tendance 1900. A summary:
First Race-SiX fuTlongs. Swiftly, 1O1,
C Slaughter, to J. won, with Hush sec
ond and Joe O'Sot third. Time 1:2O.
Second Race-Four and half furlongs.
Jack B.. 10S Webster, TO l, won, with
Dare II second and Gleny third Time,
third Race-six furlongs. Brodhead,
III, c. Slaughter, to l, won, with Denver
second and Albert S third. Time, 10.
Fourth Race-SeVen furlongs SalVable,
III, Martin, TO 10, won, with Crevasse sec
ond and Battledore third. Time, 1:S412.
Draw Scot, los, c. Slaughter I to ., won,
with Johnnie McHale second and Ashland
third. Time, l:l912.
Chicago. May a.-The track at Lakeside
was too heavy for the favorites to plough
through and under the circumstances only
one won. A summary follows:
First Race-tive and a half furlongs.
Bob Lee, 1O4, Davis, to /, Won, with Ra-
mona second and Terra Archer third.
Second Race-Four and half furlongs.
Provident, 100, Hathersol, even, won, with
Thomas Paine second and Golden Rod
Third Race-Six furlongs. Waterman,
1l2, Powell, to 5, won, with Big Strive
second and Social Smith third. Time, 1:25.
Fourth Race-SiX furlongs. Dejure, SO,
Burns, TO l, won, with Hinda second and
Roy Lochiel third. Time, 1:2512
Fifth Race-F'ive and half furlongs.
Miss Kittie, 90, Dorsey, to l, won, with
Warren Point second and Connemara
third. Time, ITO.
Morris Park Race Track, May Glowing
to a rain storm which prevailed in this
vicinity to-day, the track was deep with
sloppy mud, and the attendance was very
small The principal stake event on the
card was the race for the Baychester
stakes, and ii was won by Shakespeare
II, the favorite, who defeated Volley by
three lengths Carib finished third.
The maiden FLY event was won by Rho
desia, the favorite, at odds of s to 3,
with Lady Louise second and Athy third.
Henry of Navarro signalzed his first ap-
pearance in a race this season by carry
ing off the honors in the third race for
S-year-olds and upward, easily defeating
Mingo II and Vetano.
A summary follows:
First Race-Six and one-half furlongs.
5anwel, 49, Griffin, to 2, won, with
D9mino second and Runaway third. Time
Second Race-Half mile. Rhodesia, los,
Doggett 8 to 3, won, with Lady Louise
second and Athy third. Time 40.
,s Ihird Race-Mile. Henry of Navarro,
rs Griffin, barred, won, with Mingo II
ana Vetano third. Time IA
Fourth Race-Baychest stakes, one
mile. Shakespeare II, 119, Taral. to s,
won, with Volley second and Carib third.
~ INdGe-OuG mile. one L Love, ll6s
A. Clayton, to 10, won, with Brilliancy
SECOND, and Intermisson third. Time LAT.
sixth Rsce-One and three-sixteenths
miles, over the hill. Deersayer 10, Dog
sett, to 5, won with Charade second
and Marshall third. Time 2:051s.
Lexington. KY. May 21.-The great race
mare Yo Tambien was killed at McGrath-
lana farm. near here, last evening, while
Tomping in the paddock with W. H.
Laudemans Hessie. She became fright
ened and ran against a fence, breaking
raj and running a large splinter into
ner abdomen, causing death within fifteen
minutes
The mare had been bred 10 Hanover
.Wenty days ago, and was thought to be
WIN foal. She was in a healthy condition
and looking well.
London, May A.-The Doncaster spring
meeting opened to-day. The Doncaster
spring handicap plate Of 1000 soyereigns,