Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22
FASTEST HEAT EFER PACED
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rum 7"a to mira. 'sFF89 Ti's ias I1S'l8 Royal m
T6ira rae race. selling. six furioags: Horse
She Tg5,aSGeo % o. 1,,m2g{Hghl4 TO and out
To- j. thrd. Time: 1I4 Astoret. NICK
Garter and Tricky Jim, ajsa ran. -
for 5.ysar-aids. 's tx E fu,eSaes EItSoin' lei
lGardinel1, 20 2 and 9gIs Nors Lihato97,
Sir Sir R9Rc'qm Ros m e 70 ssl5Ysiaer Ia TO- TO- s'S9ga tSlr
and Dave waldo also ran.
Dak ath o rec 1S PSmS Pg even s iIT amd 10 8 woT
Laureate rs tGHmore) : to and S to 8, sec
ond. Eva Rice. II ~. Woods, ) 10 ., tlird.
Time: l.l&la Don Lingo. Bonnie lone Ma
bel, orange Pilot and Miss Verne also ran.
Sixth race, selling, one mile. Jane, lOi
(Garner), 4 TO and out won; Arlath. l02
Reidy) Z 10 and even. second, Dick Be
han, l06 (Wehster), Y to ]. third. Time
lh%. Courtesy also started. Squire G
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 2l.-The boosmakers
at Exposition track, their sheet writer's and
cashiers eighteen men In all were gathered
in by the police at O'Clock this afternoon,
All were released on bal, this evening but
too late TO permit Of their resuming the
Offering of odds on toaay's events. The ar
rests were made under the state law against
gambling and the raid Is a sequel TO the
closing OF the down town pool rooms by the
police on Thursday last The pool room men
against and the warrants against the track
hookmakers were sworn out at their in
stance A suspeusion of the race meeting
VIII undoubtedly follow IL the police shall
persist in arrestinE the track bookmaksrs,
who principally control the meeting
Weather cool; track heavy, Results;
First race. four and one-half furlongs
maidens: Ina Won Huda Shaw second
Maud third Time: 1:Oli2.
Second race, six furlongs 2-year-olds sell
r
enay third. Time: l:23i4
Third race. five and one-half furlongs, sell
ing: Earl Bug won, Swiftly second, Pearson
Fourth race, one mile, selling: Rowland
Duet won. Minnie Prince second, TrlXie
Fifth race, six furlongs. selling: Minnie
Weldon won, kamsin second, Moss Rose
Sixth race. four and one-half fur,ongs
Barney Aaron, jr:: won, Berda l. second
Blue jay third. Time: 0:5SA.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2l.-Tne attendance al
Brighton Beach was the largest of the season
and the racing good Results:
First race six furlongs, selling: Bannock
1O2 0Iirsch. to ! and to 3, won; Rotter-
dam. 100 tMaher), to ! and to l, second
King Meneik, lO3 Oh. Martini, to / and
even, third. Time: l:l4&4. Pearl Song. Dye
Minnie. Alphonse, Samovar Hamilton II, La
SaEasse Waterman Castleton, Jeanette II
Ten Spot and Musician also ran.
Second race, SIX furlongs, selling: War
rcnton. 112 Sloan even and ? to >, won
Hairptn, 1l2 CSimms), I to and even, sec
ond; Isen, 1O5 G1. Martini, 10 to ! and to
third Time: 1l52l St. Ives. The Dipper
Longacre, Tinker, Sallus, Pangus, Pocket
book and Florence Bealy also ran.
Third race one mile and one-siXteenth
selling: ArbuCkle, 10 (SlOan), 3 to ! ana
to 10. won: Parmesan, no (Scherrer), 5 TO
and > to >. second; Trayant. 11O Oh. Lewis
% to ! and to /, third. Time: 1:4924. Nay
Nay Loeb Glyn, Summer Sea and Anson L
so ran.
Fourth race, Electric stakes, six furlongs
Hamburg l&2 CSimms), I to s and out won
| IL, =uy,
ond; First Fruit IS (Maher), Ia to and
to ], third. Time: lA4A. Frohman and
Fifth race. Brighton cupa two and one
quarter miles; The Friar 115 Gittlefeld)
: to . and 10 D. won; Sunny Slope, III Gi
13o Csimms), : to . and out, third. Time
3:5612.
Sixth race. Pink Coat steeplechase, over
full course: Decapod. 156 (Hr Nichols, tc
3 won Erie 100 (Mr. TYSON, II to g. second
Time: 5:49.