The herald., 1897-09-08
THE STATE FAIR VISITORS
LIKE IT MUCH BETTER AS IT IS
AT PRESENT
Races Run on Various 1,racks-Wash-
ington Baseball Players Work
Toward the Top
Associated Press Special Wire.

an Increased attendance at the races
The weather was perfect, but horseme IN
would prefer to have it hotter. The
eastern congressman now on a visit to
the coast were in the city and spent an
hour at the track. Five bookmakers did
a good business, but on days of harness
racing only auction pools will be sold.
Summaries:
First race. six furlongs-Caliente
(Jones), 107, won,; Salisbury (Snider).
l07. second; Olive Qsom), 1O4, third
Time, Ills.
Second race-Sunnyslope stakes. six
furlongs-Duckling (Snider), won;
Rosemonde (Sullivan). second; Morinell
(McNichoD, third. Time, Ills.
Third race, Ladies' stake, six furlongs
Scotch Rose (Jones), won; Lost Girl
(Narvaez), second; Fortunate (Wilson),
third. Time, TIA.
Fourth race, one mile-Vinctor (Free-
: mani, won; San Tuzza (Narvaez), Sec
: ond; Marie L. Qson), third. Time.
> 1:42H
Fifth race, mile and a quarter--Mar-
quiSe (Wilson), won; W. OBJ. (Nar-
vaez), second; Meadow Lark Gree
man), third. Time, 1:49.
Tomorrow the chief attraction will be
the 2:10 trot, in which Jasper Ayres,
Ethel Downs, Iora, Mamie Griffin, Wal
do ]. and STAN. B. will start.
AT FLEETWOOD
NEW YORK, Sept. Traces at Fleet
wood park today:
-year-old class pacing, purse,
$10OO-Quadriga won; Miss Margaret
second, Elf third. Best time. 2:09%.
Three-yeap-old trotting class, purse
$2OOO-Crescdns won, American Belle
second, Thorne third. Best timea 2:14.
224 trotting, purse $3000-Emily won.
George second. Quarterstaff third. Best
time, 2315A.
AT CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, O.. Sept. 7.-Results:
Five furlongs-Eight Bells won. Azu-
cena second, Fair Day third; time. 1905.
Six and a. half urlongs-Rockwal won,
Master Pierce second, Happy Hours
third; times 1:22.
Five and a half furlongs-Marcato
won Seaport second, Don Quixote third /;
time, 1909.
Six and a half furlongs, selling-Ma-
drille won, Harry Gaines second, Pan
ctito third; time, 1:211a.
Mile and seventy yards-Oscuro won,
Kitty B. second, Miss Ross third; time.
1:4411.
ACROSS THE LINE
DETROIT, Sept. 7.-Results at Wind
sor:
Five urlong-Bombardm MT won, Sir
Enrol second, Intriguer thild; time,
1:2sk.
Five furlongs-Miss Gussie won, AS
pasta second, Hurley Burley third; time,
1:O3A.
One mile, selling-Alamo won, Double
Quick second, Logan third; time. 1:411s
Five and a half furlongs, sellng-Du-
Geo won. Beguife second, Brierhill third
time, 1:171a.
Six furlongeAdam Johnson won, Ma
zeppa second, Bounding Rock third !;
time. 1:421a.
HARLEM RACES
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. 7.-Results at
Harlem:
Four and half furlongs-Effie Cline
won, Miss Hoy second, Chnkapin third;
time. 1854.
One mile-Ranger won, ovation sec
ond Ashland third; time, 1:43
Seven longs-Portus won, Foncliff
second, Swordsman third; time, 1:2S1a
Six furlongs-Bell Punch won, Fred
Briggs second, The Professor third; time
1:14.
One mile-Sultress won, Travis second
Triiby third; time, 1:43
Six ADMINISTRATIONS won, Crockett
second. Mamie Callan third time. 1:141a
THE YORKSHIRE HANDICAP
n G-cf Iax- -,e
racing of the Doncaster September NEE t.
ing today Mr.. Hamyar Bass five-year-
old chestnut horse Carleton Grange wor
the great Yorkshire handicap plate, l.
de Rothschilds Jacquemart second, an6
Sir w. Waldie Griffith's Astoria third
This race is for 1900 sovereigns, for three
year-olds and upwards. The race wa:
run over the old ST. Leger course, one
mile. six furlongs and 1872 yards
WHEEL WORK
SEATTLE, Wash, Sept. I'm the
final of the half mile scratch race fol
professionals held here tonight undel
electric light, five of the best men OF
the coast fell and were severely in
jured. John Staver, of Portland, sus
tanned serious injuries about the heat
and body. Otto Ziegler, the Californian
was badly cut about the face and head
Dan Whitman, of Los Angeles, was
badly bruised. as was also Harry Down.
ing of San Jose, CAL, and George Craw.
ford Of this city. 1t is not thought thai
any very serious results will follow.
Summaries: Half mile professional
Final heat-George Sharin, Tacoma
won; Harry Downing. San Jose, second
Danny Whitman, Los Angeles, third
Time, ITO 15
Half mile amateur-Wing, San Fran.
cisco. won; Frank Golfer, Tacoma, Sec
ond; Percy Mott, Oakland, third. Time
1:21
Mile professional-Final heat-Georgt
Sharin won; Allan jones' second; Whit.
man, third. Time, 2:21 1-5
Two mile purse-Wing and Mott, rep
resenting California, against Shipp anc
Golfer, representing Northwest, were
easily the winners. Time, 4:56 2-5 fol
winners; for losers, 4:59.
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