The San Francisco call., 1896-06-08
COURS|NG AT The PARKS.
Reliance Wins at Ingleside and
White Chief at Ocean
View.
Shareholders Have an Inning at Cas-
serly & Kerrigsn's-Next
Sundays Events.

The followers of the leash who attended
the meeting at Ingleside yesterday saw
Tim Cronins stock win out for the second
time in two weeks, Reliance taking the
first prize from fair field of tive nty-four
hounds.
The betting was up to the average and a
good crowd saw the various runs.
Following is the result of the run-downs
J. Dowling's Briar Hill beat ]. Bradshaw
May Belle, j. r. Dickson's Camilla beat NJ.
Traynors Kate Craigen, ]. Grace's Roll Along
beat ]. McCormick's Rapid, NJ. Traynor's Whip
Jr. beat Cronin & McDonald's Rosa B, Dillon 4
Reilly's Queen beat j. Bradshsw's Lass o.
Gowrie, ]. Byrne's Seminole beat w. Daltons
Napoleon Jack, ]. H. Rosseter's Kitty Scott
beat ]. NJ. McCormick's Parnel, Cronin & Nc
Donald'e Reliance beat ]. Bradshaws Ironclad,
J. Bradshaw's Famous beat NJ Traynor S
Flashlight, F. Browns Kilmore beat T. Glib
sons Corte Modera J. H. Rosseter's San Victor
beat ]. F. Grace's Deceiver, J. H. Rosseter's
Alameda beat f. C. Mack's IngleSide.
First ties-Briar Hill beat Camilla, Whip Jr.
beat Roll Along, Queen B beat Seminole, Reli-
ance beat Kitty Scott, San Victor beat Famous,
Alameda beat Kilmore.
Second ties-Briar Hill beat Whip Jr., Queen
beat San Victor, Reliance beat Alameda.
Third ties-Briar Hill beat Queen B, Reli-
ance bye.
Final-Reliance beat Briar Hill.
consolation stake with ten entries fol-
/
second and Parnell third.
The usual willing, heavy betting
crowd was in attendance at Casserly q
Kerrigan's Ocean View Park yesterday,
and saw old reliable White Chief take
first in 40-dog stake. in which some OF the
best OF the local hounds were entered.
The hares were in more than usual run
ming humor, and some of the courses were
unusually loug for this season of the year.
SurDri xvaro T1lnntifII UhOut the
day and in the first ties four short ENDS
won in succession, the favoriteS, however,
evening up matters by winning nearly
everything toward the close of the stake
Following is the result of the rundown.
J. Woods Mohawk beae f. C. Randolph,s
Happy Jack, p. Litter's Abbey Lass beat j.
Kelly's Mary K, P. Kerrigan's Olive beat valley
kennels Gold King, Laurelwood kennels Ell
dridge beat ]. Sexsmiths Mission Boy, T. ker-
rigans Miss Brummel beat II. Burns Lucky
Dog, G. Dougherty's Georgia Dixon beat Y,
Evans Mascot, w. H. McComb's Locomotive
beat G. O'Brien's Lamplighter, J. }. Larkey $
Spinaway beat P. Toner'S Annie, J. Segarsons S
White Chief beat w. Casserlys Calltornla NO HIo-
let, Villa kennels Maud beat }. Donnellv s
Defender, j. j. Larkey's True Blue bye, Lau-
redwood kennels Laurel Leaf beat s. Lehman S
Tommy Hall, S. Lehman's Nellie beat u.
Evans Dashaway, d. Burnham's Bulcher BOY
beat J. Kelly's Bendalon, NJ. O'Connor's Ore
gon Boy beat S. Newman's Forest Queen, +.
Tipplers Menlo Maid bye, 7. Walton's BoDo-
INK Dedb y. DdAltI OOOulSi
nePs Bonnie Lass beat C. Anderson's Fairy d.,
d. Chilla's Happy Day beat I. Neenan's Pop
Larkin, S. Lehman's Ben Brush beat T. kerrl-
gan's George Miller.
First ties-Mohawk bea Abby Lass. Eldrtdge
beat Olive, Miss Brummel beat George Dixon,
Spinaway beat Locomotiye, White Chlef peat
Maud G, True Blue beat Laurel Leaf, Nellie Z
beat Butcher Boy, Menlo Maid beat oregon
Boy, Bonnie Lass beat BobohnK, Happy Day
beat Ben Brush.
Second ties-Eldridge beat Mohawk, spina-
away beat Miss Brummel, White Chief beat
True Blue. Nellie beat MenIo Maid, Bolnle
Lass beat Happy Day.
Third ties-Eldrldge beat Spinaway, White
Chief beat Nellie G, Bonnie Lass bye.
Fourth ties-Eldridge beat Bonnie Lass,
White Chief bye.
Final-White Chief beat Eldridge.
Prizes $25, SIS, SO, So, So.
Judge Ed Canavan, slipper John Cranston.
On Sunday next another forty-dog stake at
81 entrance to which the management Will add
$40 will be run.
The drawing will take place on Thursday
evening next at 915 Market street.