The San Francisco call., 1897-06-20

Brook. In the Boulevard handicap, Don
de Orc, piIoted by Griffin, got home ahead
of his field, With Buddha finishing in the
place. But two fayorites passed the wire
first.
Five furlongs-
Lydia 1O1 (SlOan) TO i
The Dipper 1O4 (Martin) 10 1...................2
Prince Lee lO4 (rhOrpe), to l..................3
Time, ;021z; TantTis no Benares 1IO, *Fabey
ITO, Blue Bead no, VT Hunt l04, Genaro l04
Laurel Leaf l04, General Maceo lU4 ana Cavetina
1O1 also ran. *FavOrite
One mile. lightweight handicap
An over I09 (Sherrer)$, TO
Connoisseur 1913 h. Lews), to 1.................2
1mperator ia (1horpe) ) TO 1...................S
coupled with Sir Play.
Time, "a. Dame Quickly 1O7. &Brandywine
J2S The swain 126, Lsmbent 1US Sir Play 1l6,
Alarum l12 and Dr. Jim l04 also ran. *Favorite.
The Belmont $, axes, six furlOngs-
show ing BROOK III CSherrer)s*, = to l .........2
sConped win Ha2dpress. @*coGpied with
Varus
@Fsvofite
The Boulevard handicap, mile and furlong-
%Don de Orc III fGrifiin) 3, 2 10 1.............l
BuIdha l22 tLittIefeld), TO O1..................2
Arabian 1O9 (Doggejt), 10 to l..................3
coupled with Octagon
Time, :57. #EOter 124, Octagon I26 and
Casseopa also ran. *Equal choices in betting.
~
= Nichoas II iO3 oilins), 20 TO l.............1
Keeper 95 (Maher), 10 ol..-....................2
Mahoney 93 (o'ConnOr), 10 to l..................3
Time, 1914 Kinvarra los, *Falerian los,
1o4 loo l9S SIR EedeIe ed TO-
terrible IS also ran *Favorite.
Mile and a sixteenth, selling
SBen Eder III (Sms). even.......................1
Brisk lO6 "a arrisOn). TO l....................2
Time, $50 Gotham lis, Ben Brown ioi'
TTayant SO and Templestowe SO also ran. "Fa-
vOrie.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 19-The Cham
plon stake for tWo-year- -olds the feature
OF the card, was taken by the odds-on
favorite EithOlin, ridden by Garner. Three
races were won by first choices in the
betting.
Thirteen sixteeDths Of mile, selling
$Jack BIB B B 80 81 combs even
White 100 (Dean) 20 TO .....-..............
lime, lime, l:2518 thepato SO; Lady tordeii So
Virginia 100, AnSostura l06, Martha griffin
4O2 ami Joan no also ran *FavorIte.
FIVE furlongs. selling
eDr coop llO Cfurbiviile) to o5.................1
silva 1O6 (Slsughter) to O5....................,.2
Time, i:OS Ce'is ia b IL io5. Balance Ali ioS
Hurdler l03, Trix IC3 and Monte Donico 1O6 also
ran *Favorite.
Thirteen-sixteenths of a mile. selling
FGold Corn lU2 (WebsJer) 10 o2.................1 2.
Elsie d 100 (Matthews), to l....... ...........Z
Our Bishop l04 r. jones', - to I...............3
and eTravis 100 also ran. *kquaI choice in the
betting.
One and sixteenth miles, handicap
Linda lOz IGuner to .................1
David 10z Is augbter), 5 TO ....S
Time, 1:4S1a. MuskalOnge 80 also ran. *Fa-
vorite.
Champion stake. eleven-sixteenths Of a mile
Verify li5 (Matthews)* 10 TO / ...........2
Eaaitome 1O6 (E Jonesl, 80 10 1...............3
M viii h F1aff
Time, 1910. our Chance 49, Libation lis and
Good trieno 1lS also ran. "Favorite.
Glad Eyes lo4 (siaughter), 20 to 1..............1
-Argonaut ITO (Mattnewsl, to 5...... .........,.2
Tin Cup lO2 g. Muiphyl, TO o1..................S I.
Zine Time, "a, a. stocSho m l04 MaddalO lO4,
vorite
LATONIA, KY, June 19-Simon W.
the pronounced favorite tor the Tobacco
selling stake, defeated his field with ease
IN fast time. The track was fast, which
fact did not prevent four choices being
bowled over. While az the post in the stake
event Lord Zeni was kicked by Remp
The horse was then scratched and all bets
declared off, twenty minutes being al
lowed for a new book.
One mile selling
*FrescO 100 CMurrav). z to o5...................,l
Simple JACK 96 N utt) II to l.................2
larson 100 (k. isom), II to L
iime, :4214. Cue Tip SO, Leahet 9s Donatns
also ran *Favoute.
Five fur ougs-
Eleanor Holmes 1ls Coverton). to 2...........1
*FiOra Louise lls o. HnD, to S 5.......,.2
Ella johnson 100 (Morrison), 5 to l. 1..........3
lime, :0312 X.rsie Cook 100, Acrasia 100,
Vorite
One mile. selling
serraro I02 (Beauchampy, 9 to to5................l
The socma1 100 CMorrison1, to
Vorite.
.SIG1nS Tobacco 20 selling Ell I STAKE: one mile
Taiuea 102 u. HID, 10 l. ....'..i 2
also ran. *FaYorile
Five furIongs selling
Milstream 100 q. HilIl, 4tO Ol.........l
+Chicopee III (Ove tom. 10 5..............2
Opponent 1D5 C.. Keih), to 2 ............'..3
JOB, Flop lO6 and Dominis 10s also ran.
"Favoriie.
3 s;dkel loI q tBeauc hamPl to o1................1
Viscount 80 1t. Burnsl o l...............3 3
Time, l:42 Czarowitz 100 Ben Nniad iO2,
Kssper lOS L W 103 and DagO 1O9 also ran.
SFsvorite.
DETROIT MICH. June 19-six furlougs
Paul Griggs won, Lady Cailah sn second Her
Excellency third. lime, 1:1415
-Four furlongs, Madame GeTst won, Dutch
comedian second, ID zzle third. Time, .50L.
FIVE turlongs, Layock won. AspasiA sec ond,
Pearl third. Time y :0214
Five furlongs Harvey won, Our Lizzie sec
ond. Time, :031z
Mile, Necedah won, Deysult secoad, Song
and Dance third. Time :43I<
Five and a half furlongs Mazeppg won Kis-
met second, Bounding Cecil third Time.
1:o9ll.
Hor as Pede' trian Heco, ds Smashed
TACOMA, WASH, June 19.-At the To-
coma Athletic Associations meet TODAY.
K. A. b. Young, champion amateur pedes-
trian of the Pac fic Northwest Associa.
ton, smashed two worlds records. He
walked IS yards. square heel and toe. in
IL As seconds.
The former record was held by F. ].
Mott OF New York. who covered the dis
tance on April 49, 1873. in I2L seconds.
Later in the day Young covered the COW
cred the one-twefth mile, or 1852 wards
in "a 40 seconds. The best prlor record
was held by w. r. Burck hardt who an
New York on January 16. 1889, made the
distance in rs 3-5 seconds.
all Events DECLARED orr.
Future of the Palace IthIetic CTtb Is at
Present Uncertain.
NEW YORK N. Y, June I9.-For the
past few days rumor has been prevalent
concerning the future of the Palace Ath-