The San Francisco call., 1899-09-15
NEW WORLDS
RECORD IS
ESTABLISHED
C. K. G. Billings of Chicago
Drives Bumps, the PAGER,
to a Wagon IN 2:08 IA.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

special LiSpGtch 10 Inc Can.
TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Sept 14.-A big
crowd was present this afternoon TO see
Bumps, driven by his owner, clip a
quarter of a second off the wagon record
OF POSE, made by Samuel Belle at Cleve-
land.
1t was o'clock before c. X. G. Bill
lings Of Chicago appeared on the track
with the big PAGER and after warming up
lie scored TO the wire twice before he
nodded 20 the starter for the word. The
horse moved like clOclI-work and despite
the cool weather and the heavy wind he
finished the mile with a runner in 2:0S14,
establishing new worlds record To
wagon with an amateur driver up.
In the 2.OS pace, postponed from yester-
day. Ruby Mack, the favorite, won the
1ifth heat, but in the sixth and last heat
was unable 20 beat out Silver Prince,
who finished frst by a nose ii one of the
best races OF the meeting.
In the 2:l6 trot, Tessie S. the fayorite,
was not in the running at all and Guy won
II straight heats about as he pleased. The
2:0+ pace was also surprise; Indiana,
sherman Clay, who sold lowest in the
pools. Borough Park formerly PlaneU
third. The PA pace was post
poned until tomorrow after five heats
mad been reeled off and there were four
2:iS pace. purse $1,000 postponed from
yesterday l-Kuby Mack won fifth heat.
Time, 2:oS4i Silver Prince won sixth heat
Mildura ana Barony also started.
2;lS trQt, purse $l0eo|oGuy Won o -, i in
stTaight heats heats; Tins :iS SIZE iS +5tId 25
Tessie s, Louise and Miss Sltngo also
IA pace, purse $1,000 uadnishedl--
gar + won second and third heats; Time,
Z:1. 2llA. Jersey Mac won fourth heat.
Time. 2:I%. Light Star won fifth heat
Time. Pisa. Normal, .Scapegoat,, Wal;
nut Lad, Amity Ed, Victor Little and
Round Wood also started. Race post
poned on account Of darkness
2:04 pace, purse Sl000-Sherman Clay won
in straight heats. Time 2:0SA 2:05$4
2:07. Indiana, Borough Park and Ananias
also started.
BUFFALO. Sept H-Bloodhound, with
as good as 30 to l against him, was sent
after the money at Fort Erie this after
noon and got it handily The judges have
ing alleged that Gardner has been riding
for Canadian syndicate which has been
beating the races here and at Detroit.
Track good, weather clear Results
Five and a half Observation-Disclosures won,
La Mascotta second, Juanetta third. Time,
-Four and a half furIongs-Little Veronica
won, Fairy Den second, Ida Fcrdham third.
one and a sixteenth miles-Arquebus won,
Galathee second, Beau Ideal third. Time, Az.
Five furlOngs-Alfred won. King Deis sec
ond, CarLboo third. Time, l:o2
Seven and half furlongs-C Crystalline won,
Sallie Lamar second. Wenlock third. Time,
Seven and half furlongs-EIsie Barnes won,
Violet second, Charlotte third. Time 1892.
NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-THE Speculation, a
selling stake at one and sixteenth miles for
three-ye -year-olds and upward. the only fea
ture on the card at Grayesend to-day, and only
four accepted. BannocNburn was the favorite
at 10 ), but finished third. Charentus made
the running to the last sixteenth, when Cam
brian, whom o Conner had rated along behind
the leaders, came on and won easily, The
sport opened with hurdle race, which result
ed IN what might have proved a serious acci-
dent. julius Caesar the favorite. fell at the
fourth hurdle and rolled over his jockey
He was sent to the Norwegian hospital. The
stewards fined w c. DAILY $500 for cruelty to his
apprentice. Jockey Hethersall. and referred the
case TO the stewards Of the jockey club for
further consideration. They also set down Wed
derstrand. the jockey, for the balance Of the
meeting for his ride Star Of Bethlehem in
the fifth race Results:
Hurdle handicap, one and q half miles-Har-
dy won. Marshall second, Mr.. Stoffel third
About six furlongs, selling-The Pride won,
Judge Wardell second, Doliie Weithoff third
Five furlongs-Native won. Mesuvian second
hammock third. Time, 1:02 40.
The Speculation, one and sixteenth miles
Cambrian won, Charentus second. Bannock-
burn third. Time, l4S.
One ana a quarter Tnlle6--l@atSon won, spurs
second, The Star Of Bethlehem third Time
209 2-5.
one and sixteenth miles-veracious won,
Bangor second, Locochee third Time. 1:50.
CHICAGO. Sept. 14.-weather clear. Track
fast. Results:
Six furlongs, selling-Uneas won. Rival Dare
second. Hermoso third. Time. Liza
Five and a half furlongs-Golden Rule won,
Alice Turner second, Capron third. Time, 1907.
Six furlOngs. selling-Tenole won, Ruskin
Ond, LOyalette third. Time, 1:1t%.
Steeplechase. handicap, short course-Chenier
Won, Globe II second, Vanity third. Time,
3.l04.
one mile. selling-TuIla Fonso won. Gold Fox
second, Moroni third. Time. 1:4Ol2.
One mile-May won, Bishop Reed second, Cat
astrophe third. Time. l:4Oh
MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Sept 1.-THE largest
crowd IN the history Of the State Fair esti-
mated at 10000 people, turned out to-day mil
Waukee day. tc witness the races. The track
was faultless and good time was made in all
the heats Close finishes were the order
throughout. Results:
straight heats. Time. 2:iS. 2l5h. 2:15k. Prin-
cess Dora second Strathwayne third. " and
Ethel also started
2:20 trot, purse s700-Liege won first fourth
J<imball won third heat in 2:1S and was second
Silver Wilkes third. King Heyday. distanced
IN third heat, won second heat in 2;17I Baby
{, Cary c. Halle p, Magee and Fred also
started.
2:3O trot purse $500. unfnished-Baby won
first and third heats. Time. 2:2l 2:21h Anet-
lambert Quinton. Oleida Girl and Jerry t also
started.
Fell From a Train.
YUMA, Sept. 14.-Joseph Lomzen. of Los
Angeles fell from Southern Pacific train