The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-02
Winners at Lakeside.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-All driving to the
limit, Ben Chance, FrangibIe, Uncle Tom
and AdmetGs finished as named noses
apart, in the feature race at Lakeside to-
day, one mile and three furlongs. condi-
ton affair for three-year-olds and up
ward 1t was one. of the most stirri,ig
finishes seen around Chicago this season.
The winner an even money favorite.
barely got UP in the last jumps The
pace was SO fast that the track record
for the distance was lowered from 2:s5 %
to 2:24 Is. Frangible made the running
all the way. Admetus, who finished out
side the money, would have won with
stronger boy up, as he finished like
wild horse only few inches behind the
winner.
The ring was hard hit over Kentucks
victory in the third race, six furlong
tip and the horse was backed from to
1 down to 4. He won in a common can
ter Weather clear and pleasant; track
| fast. Summaries:
Blake, to ]. won; John A. Clarke, IS,
Z. Meade, 10 to /, second; Hat Mitchell
95 Hope, 20 to 1, third. Time, Loo 49,
Miss Hume. Fade Meny, Bragg, Autumn
Leaves, l. Samuelson, Prue, Pierce j and
Chaminade also ran.
Second race, six furlongs-Boomerack,
1o?, Otis, 3 to l, won; The Butcher, 1 los,
Rice 5 to l. sa ts2nd Woodstck ios
tect, Rosa Diah, Chisel. Money Back, Luz
ellie Bramble, Baugh Naugh Gene, Cal
lopin, Emma M, Minnie Cobb, F. Garner,
| Utilize and Rod Hamlin also ran
WINFIELD, A to 1, won: Siren Song, 1e4
Otis. to !, second; Red Apple, 10I. Co
burn, 10 to /, third. Time, 1:1Sal. Star OF
Bethlehem, F1eetwing, Aaron, Lady Con-
trary, Automaton. Glissando, Harvey,
Whisper Low and Al Brown also ran.
! Fourth race, one mile and three-eighths
Ben Gha1 1S9 5 Munro even Won
Tom. SO, D. Mitchell, r to l., third Time.
2:24 1-5 Admetus also ran.
Fifth race, six furlongs--Littie Emmy.
Hicks, u to l, second; Amote, 90, Rice, 8
| to 2, third. Time, LIS 3-5. Rag Tag,
! Pyrrho, Tom Wallace and kentucky
| Middle also ran.
! 101, Coburn, to 5, won; Frank M, 81,
| Helgeson, 2 to~1, second; Jim Wnn. 95,
| Otis, to 1, third. Time, 1:41. Ell Ghor,
| Edwin Lee The jefferson and Lydia S
also ran.
Tomorrow's entries:
First race, mile. selling-Lord Howard
81; Rod Hamlin, Hosi, Cora HaviH IL The
| madge, Vernetta, 80; Little Singer, So;
Sam Lazarus, ESQ, los; Moroni, 9S.
Second race nne-sixteenths mile--Duke
of Connaught, 113; John H. Carr, Smiths
Reel, Mary Pine, Joe Brown, lo5; Yampa,
los; Hopedale, 10; Nellie Waddell, Golden
| Glitter, lis.
Third, six furlongs, seiling-Aaron, SO;
ST. Cuthbert, 112; The Star of Bethlehem
Miss Conrad, t03; Lissome, Lady Con
trary, 3d. Emma r, HOP, hummer, lO4;
Andes, 1903; La Garta, Mr. Smith, "a; Mag
gle Davis, 100; Riva Dare, los.
Fourth race, five furlongs-Lady Aim
tree, Barney Saal, Edna -Bergin, Sea
Queen, 80; Money Muss, Burnie Bunton,
104.
Fifth race, mile and eighth, handicap
Orontas, 102, Rolling Beer, 105, Hermefl-
cha, SO, coupled as Hildreth entry; Donor
| OK and OmdI1rman 100. coupled as COOK
entry; Denman Thompson. los:
Sixth race mile, Owners handicap
Henry of Franstamar, g. Federal, Havl-
Seventh race. mile. selling-Miss Dooley,
Miss Liza. "a; Donator, 1885, Crosby, 49,
Major Manson, 100; Prairiel Dog, lo2; Lin in
| den Ella, Greetings, s101; Domadge, Io2'
| Danish, 103.