Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-24

Grand GnnSdS RapiSs...... G5iS IS IS $50 $50
| Games for today: Indianapolis at Mil
waukee; st. Paul at Minneapolis
RESULTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS.
Jockey Clayton is Fatally Hurt in n
| Hurdle Race.
| CINCINNATI, o.. May 23.-The spring
| meeting of the Queen City Jockey club
| ended yesterday, with fast track. In the
| sixth race. a hurdle handicap, Jockey G.
| Clayton was crushed by his horse falling
| on him. Clayton was on Wingfield. and
while attempting to clear The, the second s hHT hi,
fatally hurt and the horse had his shoulder
broken. Results:
First race. six furlongs: Everest won,
Robinson second, Kallitan third. Time:
Second race, five furlongs: Horace won,
ihG2sn"' i:Gs. second rolesimm0"S third 1'"e'
Third race, one mile: Goose Liver won
i:iss. I!Hs MISTRESS second oFeSuS '"''o' i'ns
| Fourth race. mile and one-quarter: San
Juan won; Endurance second. Rasper third
Fifth race seven furongs: Tutuilla won,
Sim w second, Uncle Simon third. Time:
sixth race, mile and one-quartar hqndi;
cap, hurdles; War Bonnet won, S93lonel S.3lI1
Seventh race six furlongs: Carrie f won,
Will Wallace second, Harry Thorburg third.
ST ST. LOUIS, May 2s-1ne feature of yes
6rdayb ket the for fair
worth 1920 to the winner. Good Friend won
n hard drye with @GG S0rToE second nnena an
at 20 to 1 and closed at to /. The winner is
| owned by James Whitten and is by oelus.
| FIRST racel one mile: Stella b won. Vr-
ginia second, Consueia third Time;
Second race four and one-half furlongs,
| naidens: Calvin won Fred Broens second,
| Howitzer third. Time: 0:5Gh
| Third race, one mile, selling: Bob Clam
pett won. Frontier second, Long Time third.
| Fourth race, four and one-half furlongs.
| Debutante stakes, 2-year-olds: Good Friend
won. sorrow second, Lizzie Cavalier third.
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards: Mar
quise won, Nimrod second, Rebair third
| Time: 1:4612. s.-.. s..-
| Sixth race, one mile: Charlie Christy won.
Canpy second, DR.. Huger third. Time:
SAN FRANCISCO, May 23.-After a per-
Tod of seven months incessant racing the
season in California finally closed with yes
! son has been the most successful in the
history of the California turf, the attend
| ance on the closing days greatly exceeding
those in the earlier par, of the season. The
feature of todayS card was the Fabioa
and an e no TINS Was o
| by Wheel of Fortune, who covered the dis
| tance in the remarkable time of 2:06%, which
| equals the coast record recently established
/ by Ruinart in the Burns handicap. The
| Roman, who finished second, was easily
| the best horse in the race, being deprived
| Of victory by the most paipable of ukes
| Three extreme. outsiders, two favorites and
day. Weather fine; track fast. Attendance
| First race. six furlongs. selling: Ana
| basis won, Little Sister second, Mulberry
Second race. mile and one-sixteenth, sell
Del Paso II third. Time: 1:4S&.
| Third race; six furlongs,, selling: Rose
| Clark won; Midas second, Mainstay third.
Fourth race one mile. selling; MolIie R
won, Fortunate second. Thela third. Time:
| Fifth race, mile and one-quarter, the
| Fabiola stakes: Wheel of Fortune won,
| The Roman second, laramie third. Time:
Sixth race, six furlongs Montalade won,
Sallie Clicquot second Road Warmer third.
CHICAGO, H. May 23.-simmons was
the solitary favorite to win at ingalls, park
First race, three-quarters Of a mile: Fore
seen won. FloreaTnne second, The Rook
second race. three and one half furlongs:
The Professor won; Elsie Bramble second
simmons won. Uncas second, Joe Mancini
Fourth I '' race, one mile and one-eighth:
Monte 9y Fonss s W9ns ySns Harry shannon second
fa Firth Iass race. seVe%eEhtH .@e% s of mile News
GntheTer Won Jersey Jersey kad "a second The
Plut0crat third. Time: 1:2S,
track, good fields and crowd of some 5000
people attracted by berdS; the k;entTeky Oaks
Improvement over that of Friday. The
Kentucky Oaks proved comparatively, easy
to /, was soon backed down. and went to
the post at 8 to D. Il being the heaviest
S"Ss Gf se DAY & Esf sh@E 'Gss Ss way
from the fall of the flag to the wire, she
won rather ,.iI hInndily by a. length Burns urg-
First race; four and one-half furlongs:
Eleanor Holmes ! won, Tuscnlum second,
salsefta e secohd @ I'll Troplco third Time Se:
Third race. lone mile, Gentlemen's cup;
tSlrd White o oak %Is1S %SI Paros second Domingo
Fourth races mps and a length, Kentucky
Oaks White Frost II, won, Roosinante sec
ofS FrtP RoaSs raee Fd iH nuGnss s '' A. Grey won
Mazarne seG9nd,,. Trolley third. Time;
Sixth race, -four. furlongs: Alothen won
Locust Blossom second. Nancy third. Time
NEW YoRK. May 2s-one of the most
Morris Park was fhe trial of Requital, who
was watched carefuiy by the large crowd
which had been snotihed of the. event He
ran like tEse Fs1ssh9ersei nee 9rf coyerlng the dis
ii7$, 1907, 1!ll8s 159i4. he was pulled up Up
IN tnb last quar- ikeSullS'
First race seven furlongs, selling: St
Bartholomew won, Peterel second, Collat-
eraI third. Timei l:29,
Second race, fiye furlongs: George Keene
won, Great Bend second, Previous third.
Time: O:59A.
Third race, mile and one-eighth: Dutch
Skater won, Lake Shore second, Volley
third. Time; 81
Fourth race, ladies' stakes, one mile: Di-
vide won Lady Mitchell second Minnie
Alphonse third. Time: fi4.
Fifth race, ClaTemont lightweight handi-
civ hall ,g.,.
Gotham second, Brandywine third. Time:
l;22
about three miles: Marschien won. Bar
oness second Decapod third. Time: G:O7.
Denver "Iron Man" the Winner.
CHEYENNE, May 23.-(Special Telegram
A thirty-one round prize fight was pulled
off today at a point twelve miles south of
Cheyenne. across the Colorado line The
principals were Fred Ross, the Iron man"