The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-04
WASHINGTON PARK WINNERS.
Pair of Accidents Spoiled Chances
of BetfOrs in Two Races


of BettOrs in Two Races.
CHICAGO. July s.-Malay, heavily
played. won the handicap, the feature
race at Washington park, this afternoon,
beating Rolling Boer, and Wild Pirate
out in a drive through the stretch. The
day was bright and the crowd large,
but the track was sticky and muddy,
which caused much scratching. The first
two races were three-horse affairs. ana
both were well played. Eddie Jones, at
favorite, in the first race. Vulvam won
the second passing the tired Montana
in the stretch and winning easily.
strange coincidence was that the
similar accidents, the Woods brothers
being the victims, and each accident
probably cost their mounts the race.
In the third event Jordan unseated J.
Wood at the post and ran half d mile
before being caught, then finished third,
close up to Muresca, who won, and Do
reen, who finished second. Gaining at
every jump, after a bad getaway in
D. Wood. ran half mile and finished
second to Silurian, running wild down
the stretch. Summarizes;
First race, mile, purse, selling, $500
Eddie Jones, III. pullman, to 5. won;
pulled up, by six lengths; Trinity Bell,
IS, J.. Marin, to TO- second by twenty
five lengths; Mongraph, 100. I. Knight
to /, third. Time, :4S 3-5
Second race. six furlongs, pfrse-Nul-
vain, 1l2, j. Woods, 9 to 4, won by three
lengths; Montanic, l09. Bullman, IL TO
second; Sister Mamie, le9, Conley' to
Third race, five furlongs, Durse-Mu-
resca, 100, J. Martin, 10 to l. WOO ny two
lengths; Doreen, 100, j. Ransch, to J.
second; Jordan, 10o. j. Woods, 2h to l.,
third. Time, 1:05 S-5.
Fourth race, mile and a furlong, purse
81, 500 added-Malay 100, Il. Knight, to j,
won by neck; Rolling Boer. 1O3 Domin-
~
Ransch, Is to 5, third. Time, 1854 As.
Fifth race, seven furlOngs and half,
purse $6O0-Sam Lazarus, ESD 108, Bull
man, u to 5, won by half a length;
Alaska, 16 to l. third. Time, i:4O S-5.
Sixth race, seven furlongs and a half,
purse-Silurian, 81, ]. Walsh, 7 to 1,
won; South Breeze, S6, J; T. Wood. to
third. Time, la rs.
Entries:
First race, nine-sixteenths of a mile
Herodes, Don't You Dare, 100; Phyrro,
son, The Way, Harry Wilson, Crimean,
Rossfame, 108
Second race mile-Atmore 90; Boney
Boy, 10S; Tangle, Ohnet, 1903; Sam Fullen,
112; Eddie Jones, l15.
Third race, mile and seventy yards,
selling-If you Dare, SIS: Ed Adack, 81;
Krewer, SO; WalIensteain, Nansen. IOi;
Alaska, Latch Key, OXnard, Maryland,
Fourth race. The Sheridan stake, 81 800
added, mile and a fourth-Six Shooter,
Lis; Brutal, 119; JimineZ, 122; Terminus.
125; Robert Waddell, 126; His Eminence.
LET.
Fifth race handicap mile-Lady
strathmore. So; Roseda. 81; Crockett. 9S;
Tulla Fonso, 81; Martimas, 112; Eddie
Jones' 113
Sixth race six Princess
Strathmore, 30: Money Muss, 50; Mr..
Brown, 1O7; Isaline. Yellow Tail, III; My
Eugenia, 1T.
Seventh race, mile and seventy yards
Moses, 81; Tammany Chief, 90; Our Nell
lie, 1O4; Scotch Plaid, 1906; Hard Knot
Walkenshaw, Come, Benchance. John
Baker. 100.
In reference to warrants sworn out for
the arrest Of President Young and Sec
rotary Howard, OF the Washington Park
track, on q charge of permitting pool
selling" w. ]. Hynes, attorney for the
Washington Park club, today gave the
| Associated Press the following state
ment:
cit was for the purpose OF harassing
the management Of the track that war
rants were secured from a magistrate
in an out of the way spot. There Is no
thought Of justice in the prosecution"