The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-06-25
The COMING DERBY
LIST OF ENTRIES, RIDERS AND
WEIGHTS
Results of Races and Scores Of Ball
Games at Various Points
in the East

| CHICAGO, June 2.-Washington park
will open tomorrow for 25-days' running
meeting, the first since the summer of 1884
when the agitation against races made ali
of the Chicago tracks close their gates
AS usual the special feature will be the
American Derby, with $4,000 added mon
ey. The race, while lacking the high quail
| ity that has characterized 1t in former
| years, is a very open one, and Will un-
doubtedly bring out close contest. There
are nine probable starters, although the
| right to declare out or start within forty
| minutes of the race makes the number I'M
certain. Plaudit and Lieber Karl will not
start, the former having been shipped to
| New York to train for the Realization, and
the latter pulling up lame Thursday morn
ing, after working the distance in 2:S61s
without being distressed.
| OF those left, Mirthful, A. H. and d. Fl
Morris candidate, will be the most fan
cied, chiefly on account of his races IN the
east Pink Coat, who won the st. Louis
Derby last Saturday, beating Plaudit, Is
also well thought of. In this race he will
have to carry twenty pounds more than
he did a week ago. Isabey, the winner OF
| the Detroit Derby, and Ed Farrell, who has
won some good races at St. Louis, are new
corners and add to the uncertainty of the
outcome. Following are the Derby en-
tries, with weights and jockeys: Pingree
| 1922, Clawson; Bannockburn, 122, Thorpe;
Mirthful, 1872, Littlefield; Middian, 122, H
Martin; Ed Farrell, 122, Snell Isabey, 122
Knapp; Traverser, 1885, H. Shields; Pink
Coat 127, jockey not named; Warrenton
| 1922, Caywood.
Indications are for clear weather and a
fast track. The future betting has been
very light
CINCINNATI, June 24.--Weather fine;
track fast. Results:
Mile and seventy yards-Duncan Bell
won, Royal Dance second, The Planet third;
time, 1:44A.
Five furlongs-Rockland won. Lucky Jim
second, Ward H., third; time, 1:03k.
Seven furlongs-Violet Parsons won, Sar-
atoga second, Miss C. third; time, 1.2S1A.
Two miles-Kitty b. won. Gunst second,
Sir Ebony third; time, 1924
Five furlongs-Frances D. won, Drop Cur
tain second, Jessie Jorbo third; time, 1903.
Seven furlongs-Cecil won, Lieut.. Anna
second, Lilli S. third; time, 1.2S%.
ST. LOUIS, June A.-Weather pleasant;
track fast. Results:
Four and a half ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
won, Jerry Hunt second, Mr. Brookwood
third; time, :57.
Six furlongs-Sir Dick won, Howitzer
second, Bequeath third; time. 1:16.
Six furlongs-Minnie Weldon won, Al
Lone second, Harrie Floyd third; time, lis.
Seven furlongs, handicap-Colonel Gay
won, Nick Carter second. David third;
time. 1:261s.
Mile and seventy yards-Kisme won, Can
l See EN- second, Uncle Abb third; time,
1:47.
Four and half furlongs-Dandy H. won,
Candock second, Mad Anthony third; time,
1864.
CHICAGO, June 24-Last day at Harlem.
Weather fair; track good. Results:
SIX ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS won, Loyal
cite second, Czarowitz third; time. 1:16A.
One mile and seventy yards-Pinar de-
Rio won, Jack of Hearts second, Necedah
third; time, 1:45A.
Four and one-harf furlongs-Foxnette
won, Guess Me second, Chance third; time,
55.
Six furlongs-The Manxman won, imp.
Mistral II. second, Dave Waldo third; time,
1:14h.
One mile-Donna Rita won, Graziella Sec
ond, Treeby third time, 1:421a.
Six ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS won, The Tory
second, lamar III. third; time, 1:151a
One mile-Topmast won, Hosi second,
Nathan Son third: time. 1:43.
DENVER, Colo, June N.-Results:
Pacing-Raymond M, won in three
straight heats; best time, 2:11A. E. s.
took second, Lottie Smart third.
Trotting-Klamath won in two straight
heats: best time, 2:11A Carlisle Carne also
started.
Four and one-half furlongs-Melody won.
Blue Sign second, Dinah Watts third; time,
O:55h.
Seven furlongs-Tulare won, Daylight
second. Mary Barnes third; time, $780,
Six furlongs-Charlemagn won, Re Ell
second. Kenneth third, Time. 1:15A.
Five and a half furlongs-Royal Lancer
won. Rossmore second, Watch the Scales
third; time, 1909
Baseball
| CINCINNATI, June A.-Score: Cincin-
natl, s; hits, II; errors, Z.
| Washington, 10; hits, Is; errors, 2.
Batteries-Hawley, Demmon and Peitz;
Mercer and Farrell.
CHICAGO, June N.-Score: chicago, q
hits, 12; errors, 5.
| Brooklyn, 4; hits, s. errors, l.
Observation-Disclosures and Donahue; Beck
| Dunn and Ryan.
ST. LOUIS, June N.-Score: st. Louis q
hits, 8; errors, l.
Baltimore 4; hits, 6; errors, 1.
| Batteries-Hughey and Clements; Maui
and Robinson.
| LOUISVILLE, June 24.-Score: Phladel.
| phia, 8; hits, 10: errors, 8.
| Louisville, 1; hits, a. errors, 1.
| Batteries-Piatt and Mcfarland; Dow
| ling and Kittredge.
| PITTSBURG, June N.-Score: Pittsburg
| 3; hits, IA; errors, 1.
Boston, Q; hits. 10; errors 3.
| Batteries-Gardner and SERVER; Bower.
man, Klobedanz and Bergen.
| CLEVELAND, June 24.-Score: Cleve.
land. a; hits, Q; errors. 8.
| New York, II; hits, IA errors,O.
Batteries-Jones, Kelb and Creiger Sey