The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-06-14
BEN BRUSH, BY A HEAD,
Mike Dryers Good Three Year.
Old Won the Buckeye
Stakes.
Willie Sims Gu finished Perkins, Who
Rcde McClelland'S Prince
Lief.

OAKLEY RACETRAK, OHIO, June 49,
Ten thousand voices cheered Ben Brush
and jockey Sims after they won the Buck
eve stakes to-day and enriched MikeDwyel
$4,000. The race was the best of the meet
ing. The flag fell to a beautiful start
with Loki first to show. Perkins imme
diately went to the front with Prince Lie
and led into the stretch, where he was
challenged by Ben Brush. In desperate
finish Sims landed Ben Brush under the
wire, winner by a head. The time, :53L
beats the track record. Summary:
Seven furlongs, Bloomer won, Mylan second
Fred Barr third. Time, :1514
Five furlongs, Martie Reed won, WinkeI
second, Rampage third. Time, :20A.
One and an eighth miles, the buckeye
stakes, Ben Brush won, Prince Lief second
Loki third. Time, 1:53H.
One mile, Judith won, Rey del Mar second
Doorga third. Time, 1 :42.
Five furlongs, Scarfpin won, Cherry Leaf
second, Viscount third. Time, 1: 01N.
Six furlongs, Old Center won, Argentina II
second Remanant II third. Time, 1 :141z.
CHICAGO Ill, June 13.-The feature
at Forsyth to-day, the mile and sixteenth
handicap, was won very handily by Sunny
Favorites won four of the events and hit
the bookies hard.
Seven furlongs, Kinda won, Nero second, DR.
Parke third. Time, :3215
Five furIongs, ProvidenI won Terrific second
Vanessa third. Time, 1907.
Six furlongs, Ferryman II won. Simmons
second, GREENWOOD third. Time, rs.
One and a sixteenth miles handicap, Sunny
won, Dejure second, Toots third. Time, :5154
Five furlongs, Caesarian won, Hartford Boy
second, Wilmetyh third. Time, l :03.
Five furlongs, Inspector Hunt won, Lindon
second, Bismark third. Time 1:3114.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 13.-The books
were hit hard to-day, the first, second
1r1 aVl6 ~ ron linn m fat
and the fifth and sixth to choi ces at small
figures.
Five furlongs, Osiris II won, Fervor second
Bill Dawdy third. Time, :0234.
One mile, Amelia May won, Bridget second
Ashland third. Time, l :4215.
One and a six Ieenth miles, Salvable won
Argentine second, Honor third. Time, :4S.
Five and half furlongs, two-y ear-olds, AL
gol won, Typhoon second, Ornament third
One and sixteenth miles, Muskalonge won
Bling Binger second, Whisper third. Time
:46.
six furlongs, Dora H Wood won, Johnny Nc
Hale second, Hester third. Time, :1413.
GRAVENSEND, N. Y, June 13.-Clear
and cool weather brought over 5000 person.
out to-day. The features of the card were
the great American stakes of $1,000 for two
year-olds, at i've furlongs, and the Boule
ward stakes of $500, for three-year-old a
a mile. In the first-named event, Don dt
Orc was favor1te, but he finished in the
ruck, the honors being carried off by
George Kessler. To win the Boulevard
stakes was mere pipe-opening gallop fol
Margrave, who was a prohibitive favorite
In the first race, Ten of Hearts bolted anc
rushed into fence. A rail penetrated he1
chest, killing her instantly. Sheedy, whG
rode her, landed in the long grass unin.
jured.
Five furlongs, Mana II won, Pleuruse second
Mistral II third. Time, l :04.
One and a quarter miles, Gold Crest won
Sir Dixon Jr. second, Lonsdale third. Time
2:o9s4.
Five-eighths of mile, George Kessler won
Arbuckle second, Rhodesia third. Time
1:O2H.
One mile, Margrave won, Hamilton II sec
ond, Volley third. Time, l :421S
Three-quarters of a mile, Buckrene won
Tiuge second, Buckws third. Time, I1515.
One and an eighth miles, Charade won, st
Maxim second, Lake Shore third. Time, Sc
OMAHA, NEBR., June 13.-2:15 trot, purse
$1,000, Pat L won, Alamato second, Pactolu!
third. Best time, 2:1215.
2:I9 pace, purse $1,000, IdIer won, Ethan E
second, Ira Band third. Pest time, 2:15.
800 trot, purse $1,000, Ella Calhoun won
Lady Alfred second, Kathleen third. Best
Ii me, 2 49,