The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-05
NARY A WINNER
SLOANE AND MARTIN DUMP
THEIR ADMIRERS
Results Of Yesterdays Racing at
Home and Abroad-Baseball
Hcores-Good Games

LONDON, Aug. AT the third days
racing of the Brighton August meeting to-
day c. Morbey's chestnut gelding Laban
won the Clifton villa plate Of 200 sovereigns
for 2-year-olds. The Lorillard stables Ma
natee was second. Five horses ran, in
Guiding Richard Croker's bay filly Wan
tago Belle. Distance about five furlongs.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. 4.-The track at
the Columbus driving park was heavy to-
day as a result Of recent rains. I'ne III
pace furnished the sensation Of the day
Charlie B. was backed by Hubinger TO WIN
this race, and it is said his losses aggregate
$4,000 1t Is said the pools on this race
amounted to $4,000. The sensation was
furnished when Indiana, the horse that
was never considered won the race IN
straight heats. Indiana has speed, put Is
Il bad actor. The mud just suited him,
however, and he paced without break
never being In danger. The best Charile
b. could do was to take fourth place. Sum
maries:
2:27 pace, purse s2000-Split Silk won first,
second and fourth heats; time. 2:1SA, 2:l4is,
21Sn The Swift won third heat in 2:1sA;
Edward o. third.
2:A trot, purse $2OO0-Directum Kelly won
first, third and fourth heats; time. 2:ls,
2:15h, 2:l3h. True Chimes won second heat
in 2:15A; Clay Fullerton third.
Pill pace, purse $2OOO-Indiana won in
straight heats; time, 2:111s, 2:10A. 2:12A.
Alloria second, Fairview third
NEW YORK, Aug. 4.--The race of the
day at Brighton was the Rising Generation
stakes. Maher had the mount on the third
choice. Chorus Boy, and to the surprise OF
everybody he won for the fourth consecu-
tive time. Weather fine. track good. Sum-
maries:
One mile-Maximo Gomez won. Tanis
second, Juno third; time, 142A.
Five furlongs-Linduna won, Leando
second, Tennith third; time. 103.
Six MISUNDERSTANDING Angel won, Don
ME Gem second, Grace Giltner third; time,
LIS.
One mile--Leadville won. Ben Ronald Sec
ond Jefferson third; time 1:4Ol1.
Rising Generation stakes, six furlongs-
Chorus Boy won, Kingdom second. Froh-
sim third; time, 1:05A.
One mile and a notwithstanding
won, Lansdale second, Debride third;
time, 1:49h.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 4.-Uhler won the only
winning favor1te at the fair grounds to-
day. Track slow. Results:
Five furlongs-Uhler won, Sam Lazarus
second, Albert Baldwin third; time, 10TH
Seven and half furlongs-Linda won,
Lord Neville second, Judge Steadman
third: time. 1884,
Five furlongs-Leostatus won, Lafayette
second. Lurdan third; time, 1:O614.
Five and half hirlongs, heats-F1reside
won, Belle Bramble second, Miss Verne
third time, 1:1O,a. Second heat: Belle
Bramble won, Fireside second Laureate
third; time. 1:11M Third heat: Belle Bran,
BILE won, Fireside second; time Lips.
| Six furlongs-Mound City won. Aquinas
second. Randazzo third; time, 1:17A.
Mile and seventy yards--Gotobed won
Can Gallop second, Tewanda third time
1:50A.
BUTTE, Mont. Aug. 4-Results:
Six furlongs-Lord Ashley won. Little T.
G. second, Jim Cromwell third; time, 1:15ls.
Five and one-half furlongs-Ventoro Won
Ell Mido second, Montanus third; time,
1:091s
Five and one-half furiongs-Chappie won,
Pleasanton second. Shellao third; time,
1:1h.
Five Observation-Disclosures won, Miss
Rowena second, Jim Gore third; time
1:O1H.
One mile-Lady Hurst won. Dalore sec
ond Mike Rice third time, 1:42.
One mile and a siXteenth-W William OBJ.
won, Pongo second, St. DistafY third; time
1915.
SARATOGA, N. Y. Aug. 1.-THE public
In placing their bets followed the Jockeys
rather than the horses today and as Tod
Sloan and Willie Martin did not land win
ner their money was lost. Results:
Seven acknowledgements won, Uncle
Louis second, Larequois third; time, 1:33
Five and half furlongs-Mischief Maker
won, Bee Mitchell second, Flavius third;
time, Ill.
Kenslngton stakes. one mile-Havoc won
Damien second, Imperator third; time
1:431s.
One and one-sixteenth miles-Candeblack
won, Athamas second. Valid third; time
1:51N.
Six acknowledgements won, Bon mo sec
ond, South Africa third; time 115A.
CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-Harlem results.
Weather cool; track good:
Four and a half furlongs-Rosa Masso
won. Nellie Fonso second, Filtration third;
time, :67A.
Six rurlongs-George H. Ketcham won
La Sale second, Orderly third; time
1:l6h.
Five furlongs-The Kentuckian won, Tul-
la Fonso second, Sevens third; time, 1:o2A
Mile and one-sixteenth--Eddie Burke won
DR.. Sheppard second. Found third; time,
1:47
Six furlongs-Storm King won, Mary
Black second; 81. Alfonse's D. third; time,
l:O5N.
Mile and Observation-Disclosures won,
Martin X. second. Chugnut third time.
l:49iA.
Baseball
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 4.-Score:
First game-Cleveland 4, Philadelphia
Batteries--Young and O'Connor; Fifeld
and Mcfarland.
Second game--Cleveland s, Philadelphia
Batteries-Jones and Crger; Orth, E.
Murphy and NJ. Murphy.