The herald., 1898-10-09

Liswerry, A. ]. Schwabe's Tortonia, ridden
by Sloan. finishing second.
d. Seymour's Lady Fisher, ridden by
Sloan. Won the Stanley plate of 500 SOW
ereigns
The Kempton plate was won by ]. NJ
Musker's School Girl, ridden by Tod Sloan
At Morris Park
NEW YORK, Oct. SIN spite of the
disagreeable weather at Morris Park today
the fine card induced many to appear in the
rain. Summaries:
Steeplechase, about two and one-hali
miles-Shillelah won, Royal Scarlet second
Wood Pigeon third; time, 3:42.
One NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won, Brass sec
ond, julius Caesar second; time. 1:45h.
Six furlongs-Gormorant won, Great
Land second, Tender third; time. 1:14.
Rancho del Paso stakes, six furlongs-
Martimas won, Lady Lindsey second, King
Barley Corn third; time, Ills
Morris Park stakes, two miles-Ben Hol.
liday won, George Keene second. Warren
ton third; time, 1881.
One mile-Handsel won, Maxine Gomez
second, Orion third; time, 1:42la.
At Latonia
CINCINNATI Oct. S.-Track at LAtonia
was fast today; weather pleasant. Sum-
maries:
One mile-Caius won, Barbee second,
Ideal Beau third; time, 1:43A.
Five and one-half furlongs-The Ken
ltuckian won, Volandies second, Holland
third; time, ITO.
Mile and or e-eighth-Maddalo won, Eva
line second, Virginia o third; time, 1855.
The Latonia autumn prize, mile and one
sixteenth-Lanky Bob won. Great Bend
second, Sauber third; time 1:4SA
Five furlongs-Theory won, Aureole sec
ond. Sis Vic third; time, 1:O3A.
One mile-Annie Oldfield won, The Planet
second, Egbart third; time, 1:42A.
Trotting Stock Sold
LEXINGTON, KY. Oct. S.-Woodward
and Shanklins sale Of trotting stock closed
today. The chief feature of the sale was
the two-year-old colt Blennerhassett, full
brother to Rex Americas, 2:11la. He went
to r. b. Happen, Vienna, Austria, for $1,000.
The sale was we'll attended and bidding
very spirited when anything of interest
was offered.
On the Diamond
CHICAGO, Oct. 8.-St. Louis defeated
Cleveland here today in a spirited pitchers
battle by punching its hits in the fourth
and fifth innings. The Orphans then won
from the tail-enders by the same score.
Carsey was very effective for six innings.
but went to pieces in the seventh. Thorn
ton winning his own game by timely
double with the bases full. Score: st.
Louis 4, Cleveland 3. Second game-Chica-
go 4, ST. Louis 3.
PHILADELPHIA. Philadelphia 6,
Washington 0.
NEW YORK.-The New York Baltimore
game was postponed; wet grounds.
LOUISVILLE.-The Pirates were badly
off in all departments of the game today.
and the Colonies won easily. Score: Louis
Vile 8, Pittsburg l.
BROOKLYN - The Boston-B Brooklyn
game was postponed wet grounds
On the Wheel
ST. LOUIS, Oct. S.-Only fair-sized
crowd witnessed the bicycle races at Ath.
letic park today. Summarizes
Five-mle championship: First heat-E
C. Bald won. Time, II 80 3-5. Second heat
Tom Cooper won. Time, 1921 As. Third
heat-Arthur Gardiner won. Time, 1852 As
Fourth beethoven Kimble won. Time
1905 As Fifth heat-Major Taylor won
Time, 1879 1-5
Two-mile handicap, professional: First
heat-J r. Walsh G60 yards) won. Time
500 40. Second heat. s. Johnson 60
won. Time, $40 2-5. Third heat-Arthul
Gardiner (scratch) won. Time, 5:12 3-5
Fourth heat-Walter A. Anderson 600 won
Time, 4:42 2-5.
The finals will be run off tomorrow after
noon.
With q Club
| CHICAGO, Oct. 8.-Harold c. Smith, {
| 14-year-old boy, today defeated two ex
golf champions, c. B. Mcdonald, cham
pion of 1895, and H. ]. Whigham, champion
in 1896 and 1897, by score of 173 net agains
McDonalds 1856 and Whigham's 17S.
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