The sun., 1898-01-20
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.

TURF TALK.
Yesterday was get away day at Bark.
dale, az the management have decide
to open the Singerly track today, as it
expected the condition of that track
better than the one they have been rae
ing on.
Following are the summary, cntrie
and selections for TO-DAY:
Summary.
First Race-Four and one-half fur
longs. German, 1l2 (Burckholder), is
l-2 and IA, first; Mollie May, 10 Nos
trand), SO and l, second; Col. I, II,
(Rigby), 9, 4.5 and 2-5, third. Time
1.O7a. Grandma, Mid Rose also ran.
Second Race-Five Furlongs, Flaxi,
b. l07 (Rigby), 20, s and first; krause
1903 e. jones', 10, and 2, second, Go
zette, lob, (Campbell) ,4l5 and 3-lO third
Time l.l6 Traitor, Charles Mcdonald
King Bon, Hint also ran.
Third Race-Five Furlongs, Lizzie W
10 (Rigby) 6, and first; Cheer
Up, 10 (Neel) 2, As and 2-5 second
Syde ll2 (Burn) 10, 1 and 9 third. Time.
l.l63. Individual, Ventanna, Parvenue,
Mondadim, Irene X, also ran.
Fourth Race-Six and one-half Fur.
longs, Wampum III (Morris) l and %
first; Walter o. Ill (Barkholder) p, 9-lO
and 2.5, second; Tomoka III (Hueston
8, 3 and 3-2 third. Time l.43i; DR.. Jim,
IeGmnde, Davy Crockett, .Jerquet also
ran.
Fifth Racc-Four and one-half fur
longs. A. b. Dade, III, (Johnson,) 8,
3, and 3-2, first; Harry Bennett, 1875,
(Henrick, and 2-5, second; Heck, Jr.,
III, (kigby,) } 2, IS and 2.5, third. Time
l.0i. NJ. p. V, Reform, lack Lusby,
also ran.
Sixth Race-Six furlongs. st. Pat,
ia, (Burckholder,) | and 2-5, first
Ferocious, Ill, (Rigby, 1, So and As,
second; Ida Woodlands, ll2. Bennett, J
3, and II, third Time l.334. Little
Cliff, Willie d., J. j. Wellington, also
ran.
Entries for Today.
First Race-Four and half fnrlongs
Henry Higgins, Leigh, Commodore,
Roughan. Rob Roy, Vontanna, l22 each ;
Edna Bennett, l5O; Prince Potomac, lls;
Miss Carrie, ll6; Wild Duck, lO4.
Second Race-Five furlongs. Harry
Bennett, l42; Britannia, l2O; Butte.
Lconidas, III each; May Pinkerton, ll5;
Consprator, ll3; Bette Hall, III; Mills,
lO4; Annie Stone, so.
Third Race-Six and half furlongs.
Traitor, Copyright, Chiswick, III each;
Charlie Mcdonald, St. Pat, Metropolis,
Desbrosses, ia each; Ferocious, III.
Fourth Race-Four and half fur
longs. Parvenue, John p, Parhian,
l22 each; Mountain Maid, 100; Henry
us; Lisneros, Black Bcss, ll6 each;
Wendell, 106
Fifth Race-Six furlongs. Red Star,
1922; Torresdalc, Bernardo, Mohawk, Yer
mont, Bradford, New York, ll9 each;
Bert, llanoanEa, Quilla, III each; Sir
Moltke, ll3.
Sixth Race-Six and half furlongs.
Reform, Candelabra, Watch Charm, III
each; Jewsharp, Salvor, ia each; Halle
Gay, ll2; Minis, 100.
Selections.
First Race-Wild Duck, Edna Bennett
Rob Roy.
Second Race-May Pinkerton, Leoni-
das, Conspirator
Third Race-Chiswick, Desbrosses, St.
Pat.
Fourth Race-Parthian, Black Bess,
Ferocious.
Fifth Race -Torresdalc, Quilla, Sir
Motke.
Sixth Race-Jewsharp, Halle Gay
Salvor.
Paddock Points.
The closing of the Barksdalc track is
good fortune to A. Dorsey as he has
been reinstated; also the entries of Ross
man will be accepted in the future at
Singerly.
George Hill and Charlie Douglas had a
good day as they won heavily Oh Wam-
pun and st. Pat.
Rigby and Bnrkholder carried the day
as they won two races each. These
Western jockeys are in great form just
now.
Duffy lost a swell bet on his horse
Ventanna, but got even on st. Pat. The
old horse came to the rescue of the boys.
They will play schemes off the boards.
Ida Woodland ran good race, but
with a stronger rider she might have
been second.
Old Bill Jones had an idea he would
have won if he had had whip on
krause, but then he reckons Florie b.
might have done better herself, SO it's all
even, by gosh.
Billie Carmody had a good day, as he
played A. b. Dade all across the board.
Col. r. was supposed good thing
but failed. He was played down from
5 to toe, at which price he went to
The post
Johnnie Pangle had good day, as he
bet $500 on Wampun. 1t was Il close
,all, but an inch is as good as mile.
According the boys who finished back
If the winner, there would have been
Jour or five winners in each race if they
had whip, and then again there might
have been more accidents. lguess the
after is more probable.
The books were SO well pleased with
A. B. Dade winning, they decided to
give the jockey $50, although he was
,nly & to l. Rigby was the other lucky
BOY to receive the prize donated by
hem.
Nose Gains bet 800 each way on
Mollie May, but the best she could do
vas finish second.
Dink Davis played German, but fell