The herald., 1897-09-23

Six furlongs. s.selling-Burns won, Belle
Of Killarney second, Loulu r. third;
time, 1:15%.
AT CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. Sept. 22.-Results at
Oakley:
Five furlongs-Henry of Franstamer
won. McCleary second, Creedmoore L.
third; time, 1903.
Six and half furlongs-Osman won.
Turtle Dove second, i'd Law third; time,
1:22
Six furlongs-Flop won. Mystery Sec
ond, Margaret Jane third; time. 1:16h.
Seven furlongs-Ramona won. Big
Knight second, Umbrella third; time,
1927.
One mile-Kitty B. won, Mertie Reed
second. A B C third; time, 1;4214.
Six furlongs-Motilla won, Carlotta
c. second, SAydam third; time, 1:141s.
AT CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-Results:
Six and a half furlongs-Little Singer
won, Geo. B. second, Treeby third; time,
1:22A.
Six furlongs-Pinar del Rio won, Ben
Frost second, Candleback third; time,
1:15N.
One mile-Lew Hopper won, Heidel
berg second. Serena third; time, 1:41%.
Five furlongs-Our ertie won, Fair
Deceiver second, Elsie Bramble third;
time. 1:01A.
Mile and quarter, hurdles-Col.
Weightman won, Proverb second, Tenn
plemore third; time, 1920
Mile and a sixteenth-Moncraithw Won,
Bing Binger second, Fervor third; time,
1:4S%.
AT GRAvEsEND
New York, Sept. 22.-Results at
Gravesend;
Six furlongsTripping won. Rubicon
second, Geo. H. Ketcham third; time,
1:15A.
Mile and an eighth-King T. won, Ber
nardillo second, Howard Mann third;
time, 1:56A.
Five furlongs-Domestic won. Hin
doonet second, Homelike third; time,
1:02h.
Mile and an eighth-Orrament won,
Sunny Slope second, Partridge third;
time, 1:57h.
Six furlongs-Eben Ray won, Tappan
second, Fireside third; time, 1:17.
Five furlongs-Miss Marian won, Ze-
liza second Merlin third; time, 1:02h.
Hurdle, mile and three quarters-Sir
Vassar won, Walter second, Forget
third; time. 3:2079.
JOCKEY CLUB STAKES
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 22.-The CAL
ifornia Jockey Club of this city have is
sued their second list of stake events to
be contested during the coming winter
and spring meetings on the Oakland race
tracks. The entries up to the present
time are much larger than those of last
year, although many from the East have
not yet arrived. The following Is the
list:
The Burns handicap, $4,000, handi-
cap for all ages, one and a quarter miles.
The Thornton stakes, $4,000, for 3-year-
olds and upwards. four miles.
The Palace Hotel handicap. $4,000. for
all ages, one mile and furlong.
The Gunst stakes, $500, for all ages.
one and sixteenth milee.
The Baldwin Hotel handicap, $780, for
all ages. one mile.
The Follansbee handicap, $3.50. for all
ages, one mile.
The Mclaughlin selling stakes, $3.50,
for all ages, one and a sixteenth miles.
The Pacific Union stakes, $500, for all
ages one mile and furlong.
The Lissak stakes, $3.50, for 3-year-
olds, six furlongs.
The Rancho del Paso handicap, $3.50,
for 3-year-olds. one mile.
The entries to the above are to close
on November 10TH
Entries to the following close on jan
uary /, 1898:
The Elmswood stakes. for foals of 1885,
$1,000.
The Flying stakes, for foals OF 1895,
$1,000.
The Racing stakes. for foals Of 1896,
$1,000.
The waterhouse stakes, for foals OF
1896, $3.50.
The General Arthur Cigar stakes, for
foals of 1896, 1880.
Candelaria handicap, for foals Of 1885,
$500.
POINTER DEFEATED
MILWAUKEE,, Sept. 22.-Joe Patchen
easily defeated Star Pointer two out of
three heats at the fair grounds here to-
day. Pointer won the first heat in 2:0SN,
breaking the state record. The big bay
acted badly in the second and third
heats and Patchen got the $4,000 purse.
Patchen got the pole in the firet heat
They had gone but a few yards when
Patchen broke and did not get down to
business again until he reached the
three-eighths pole, after which he gained
on Pointer. but the latter passed under
the wire a winner by two and half
lengths. Time by quarters, 31A, 1:03%,
1:34A. 2:03%.
In the second heat Star Pointer had the.
pole. Just as the quarter was reached
he began to break and made very poor
showing the rest of the distance, Patchen
leading him at the finish by several
lengths with ease; time, 2:11h.
The third heat Pointer again had the
pole and proved to be an easy thing for
Patchen. The starter had barely said
the word "go" when Pointer commenced
to break and the heat was won by
Patchen without any exertion in 2:07h
ON THE nTAMOND