The record-union., 1899-04-15

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the knowing Ones,'' in thef
Ruck at the Finish = Them
| Thirty to One Shots Capture the
Third and Fourth Events, FavS
orites Way in the Rear.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 14.-SeveraT
| speedy ones We're sent to the barrier I'M
the first race at Oakland to-day Jinks
was again made the favorite, and, aS
usual with him in his last few racesa
failed to show particle of speed,
Amasa led for some distance and thent
chucked it UP. Heigh Ho, at the six,
teenth pole, assumed the lead and came9
home on the bit. Ringmaster was
played in the second race as though id
was all over, but, after showing soms
speed, he finished in the ruck. Einsteint
off none too well, came with a. rattle
at the end, winning handily. Newt
Moon came to life ands secured the
place from Coda.
The weather was fine and. the tracl3
fast. Results: n
/ Six furlongs, selling. HeighAt Ho>, (J1
ReifD Z to /, won; Prompto (E. Jones)s
to l, second; Horatio (PiggotD.- 6 t6
l, third. Time-1:1434. Amasa.s So-
cialist, Jinks Guilder, Fsrohman-2 NOD
via, SANITY and Watossa also. ran.i
Mile and an eighth, selling. ,EinsteirS
(BassingeD, q to 1, wona New Noon
(J. Power, 90 to /, second; Codad (Jen4
kins), II to /, third. Time-1:56 Nc
Farlane, Cavallo, Rapido, Billy, Me-
Closkey, Peter H., Merry Boy, FfRing4
master, Adam Andrew, Huntsman and
Darechota also ran.
Four furlongs, Gusto (Jenkins). $50 to-
l, won; Catulus Ct. Reiff), 8 to L. sec
ond; The Buffoon &c. Jones), Is to /,
third. Time-0:491h Bamboulla, Flush
of Gold, Tom Sharkey, Big Horn, Rose
Queen, Burdoc, Loyta, Idalette, Lorelio,
| Champion Rose and Nettie Clark also
ran.
One mile, Thyme (Macklin), 80 toy I.
won; Catastrophe (Hennessy), ) to /.
second; Ed Lanigan (Thorpe) to Ia
third. Time-1:44 Pallucus, Granger.
Sylvan Lass Forts, Cyaro, Solstice.
Alhaja. Gold Garter, Rio Glenn, Bly,
and Sooner Fly. also ran
Mile and an eighth, selling, Wini-
fred Devin), 3 to /, won; Ulm Gray.
6 to 5, second; Reolia ;(J. Russelp, 30
to 1, third. Time-1:5494. Judge Wof-
ford, University, Colonial Dame, Peter
Mile and a quarter, handicap, David
Tenny (Thorpe) 8 to 2, won; Adolph
Spreckels Piggott), 13 to ), SECOND;
Merops (N1cNichols) to 2, third. Time
-2:061a Vincitor, Rosinante andsDa
| II. also ran
AT MONTGOMERY PARK1
MEMPHIS. April 14.-Weather cooly
track fast at Montgomery Park. Re-
suits:
Seven furlongs, selling, Harry Floyd
won, Harbinger second, Argonautl third.
Time-1 :291a.
Four and a half furlongs, Triaditza
won, Florence Aneta second, Lamp
lighter third. Time-0:57.
Six furlongs, Hobart won, Kentucky
Colonel second, The Barrister third.
Time-1:17
The Country Club handicap, one, mile.
Cherryleaf won, Algol second, De Bride
third. Time-1:43.
Mile and a sixteenth. Ed Tiptons won,
Wilson second, Jimp P. third. Time
1:57M.
Seven furlongs, selling, The Diver
won Our Nellie second, Tenbyt third.
Time-1:31
AT JENNINGS.
WASHINGTON, April IA. = To.day.s
results at Bennings:
Six furlongs, selling, Neuberger' wons
Ruxton SECOND, Prosaic third. Time
1:57 A
Nine-sixteenths of a mile, Monometaf-
list won, Summer Girl second, WilletA
third. Time-0:5S14.
Seven furlongs, Double Dummy won,
Barataria second. Sensational third
| Time-1 :43 3-5.
Eleven -sixteenths of a mile, selling,
Tyranl won, Weller second, Nabob third.
Time-1:23 2-5.
One mile, handicap, Ben Vendig won.
Knight of the Garter second, yEgbart
third. Time-1:45 1-5.
AT NEWPORT
CINCINNATI, April 14-Weather at
Newport fine and track poor. Results:
Six furlongs, selling, King Elkwood
won, General McGruder second.
Schrievner third. Time-1:1 15%.
Four and a half furlongs, Highland
Lad won, Maple second, Curtis third.
Time-0: :563l.
Mile and seventy yards, selling, sDeer-
ing won, Rubel second, Alsirat third
Time-1 :4S.
Mile and an eighth, selling, Isahey
won, Ray H. second, Donations third.
Time :553l.
Four furlongs, selling, Fairy Dell won,
Terapa second, Betdown third Time
0:49s4.
Six furlongs, selling. Bertha Nell won.
Carlotta C. second, Dad Steele third.
Time-1:141a.
IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, April 14.-At the first days
racing of the Derby spring meeting to-
day Wallace Johnstone's aged chestnut
mare Remember Me won the Welbeck
handicap stakes. Tod Sloan rode Ar
thur James four-year- r-old bay colt Die
lytra, but was not placed. This race. is
500 sovereigns, by subscription of
sovereigns each, for three-year- -olds and
upward. Nine horses ran. The betting
was to 4 against Sloan's mount
A Murderer Confesses.
PANA Gll), April 14.-Bob Viclsers,
a union miner, who was arrested here
yesterday charged with a murder aom-
mitted in Kentucky five years ago. has