The sun., 1897-11-02
THE SPORTING WORLD,
Short and Pithy Pointers From
the Turf.
BRIEF TOPICS OF THE DAY.
A Resume Of the Latest DOingS in
Athletics, Indoor and Field
Sports That are
Legitimate.
BRIEF TOPICS OF THE DAY,
TURF TALK.


racing will 60 down in history as thu
worst.
The nineteenth day OF the meeting o
the Southern Racing Association will g
down in history as being one Of the
most disagrceable days the outlaws have
ever had to run their horses, but not
withstanding the many disadvantage.
that are experienced on these days, tn,
racing was very fair, and some good bet
ting took place. There were six book,
doing business. and had their hands ful
attending to the wants OF spectators
Owing to several postponemcnts, ol
account OF bad weather. the manage
mcnt wishes to make it understood that
they will run in the future, rain or shine
The Summaries.
First Racc-Four and half furlongs
Ludwigitc, 10 (Dwycr), 5 and ., first
Cake Walk, lO7 (Asburn), s, 3 and -
second; liiddcnitc, 1O7 Cunningham
4-5, third. Time, 1.02. Harry c. Area
ran, Lillian Russell, Rushwood, Braga
lone and Cheer Up finished as named.
Second R:ce-Six and half furlongs
Pocket Piece, III (Morris), 40, first
Fcrocious, lO7 (Charlies), &, > and /
second; Tomaka, ll2 (CampbelD, 10, 1
and ., third. Time, l.32. Irene X,
Enfield, Cansnlan and Miss Winiircd
finished as named.
Third Race-Five furlongs: Baritone
H., 12O (Asburn), rs, l-3, first; Bonnie.
vile, lo2 (Bender), Is, 5 and So, sec.
ond; Grampian, l02 (Amoorc), l, 5, {
and >, third. Time, 1.O7. Charlie Well,
Helen H., Ormont, Claude Hill finished
as named.
Fourth Racc-Six and one-half fur
longs: Buccaneer ll2 (Nelson), and
10, first; Arian, III (McIntyre), 3 and
1-3, second; Avoy, l12 (Neary), 20 and
&, third. Time, LBS. William Penn,
Chateau finished as named.
Fifth Race-Four and one-ha!f fur.
longs: Medica, lO7 (Asburn), 10, first
Bessie Abbott, lO7 Cunningham, 10, 1
and ,, second; Paragon, 10 Burns), 10,
I and =, third.-Timc, l.02. Farragut,
Hannah, Lochinvar, Forest, st. Pat, Pu.-
itzcr finished as named.
Sixth Race-Six iurlongs: Matte
Chum, lO7 "a. Moorc), 3, | and %,
first; New York, lO7 (Bcndcr), ), , and
!, second; German, lO7 (BurriSI, J, > and
-, third. Time, l.27. Fox Glove,
Dutch Lady, Advance, Caravan and
Despair finished as named.
Jockey Dwycr was seen Sunday Ginning
with very beautiful young lady. Oh,
well, he always was lucky.
Thomas Dyccr won several good bets
again yesterday. Keepup the good work,
it is Il long winter.
", Hollar had Il swell bet on Matte
Chum, but quit the day loser.
Mr.. Johnston has returned from But
falo and is going to stay with lis awhile.
Delahanty did not attend the races to-
day but stayed at Iron Hill and worked
several horses when no one was near.
Oh, we are on to you, Dell
First Racc-Pontifcx Lady Linden,
Minis.
Second Racc-Arian, Windgale, Traitor.
Third Race-Frank r., Republic, Be-
loved.
Fourth Racc-Privatccr, Wah Jim,
speedy.
Fifth Race-(ieorgc W. Bailey, Miss
Loyal, Pulitzer.
Sixth Race-Tommy o., Ormont, Gilt
Australian.
Jockey Balm had Il swell bet on Bon
neville at 20 to !, and it looked rosy for
| while.
Frank Weir had good day, winning
'omc good bets on Mcdica and Bari
one II.
Ben Lyons played his horses Charlie
Well and Arian and lost many hundred
lollars by their defeat.