The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-21
Punched Finishes at Newport.

citing finishes marked the sport at Newport today and the judges had a hard time placing the winners. Lena A. was the only real favorite to win. Weather, showery: track fast.
 First race, seven furlongs-Ida ouicklime, won; Brown Vail. Second: Ahamo. third. Time, 1:2S 1-4.
 Second race. four furlongs-Lena A., won; Hullabaloo, second; Bud Empry. third, Time. :49.
 Third race, six furlongs-Amarosa. won; Francis Refs. second; Grandma II. third. Time. 1:15.
 Fourth race, seven frrlongs-Quaver. won; Leetka, second; Kemp, tniro. Time, 1929.
 Fifth race, mile and sixteenth-Edna Garry, won; Filibuster. second; ban- q.o II, third. Time, 1:H IA.
 Sixth race, selling, mile--Charlie Daniels. won; Governor Boyd, second; Elsie Dell, third. Time, 1:42.
 Entries Today.
 First race, six furlongs. selling Scorpa, The Tramp. 92; Robert Morrt- son, s5; Lillian Hoffman. Sister Sudie. 97; Old Phil, 99; Sauceboat, 102; Nancy Til. Quaver, 104: Sauterne, 106; North umbria, Caloocan, 109; Chemisette. Corialis, Pauline J.. Ill: Roltaire. 113.
 Second race, five furlongs-Wedding March, Rose of Red. Linden Tree. Fl Giva, 104; Hand Rail, 107.
 Third race, mile-Tangible. Hija. AIS We'll, 87; Not Thomas. 9S: Edna Garry. Bettie R.. 103: Eous. Stiles, 105; Brown Vail, Birdie May, 107; Dr. Black. 1O4.
 Fourth race, six furlongs-Can Robert, 102; J. J. T., 110; Prince Of Brannon, Gun Cotton. 107; Unsfghtly4 110; Charlie o'Brien. Zanone. 112.
 Fifth race, mile and sixteenth, sell ing-Hinsdale, 9S; Isaac. Atlantus. 1os; Virgie O., 10S; Outburst 1o7; Fanny Taylor, 1O9; Woodtrice. Eitholin. George B. Cox, IA; Slasher, 1l6. Sixth race, seven furlongs, selling Guerdon, Chase, 119; Nekarnis. Charlie Daniels, 121; Sauber, Banquo. Sanga- mon, Hermes, Shutdown II. 124. Lands at Odds of 100 to l. St. Louis, May 2O.-In the second race Lou Hazel, at 100 to l, nosed out Rosy Cross in a terrific drive. The feature was the fourth race, which brought Wax Taper, Dissenter and Felix Bard to the post. Dissenter made the run ming to the far turn, where Wax Taper went to the front and won easily by g length. Dissenter finished eight lengths in front of Felix Bard. Foul favorites, one second choice and one ex. treme outsider won. Track fast. First race, mile and three-sixteenths selling-Ransom, 107, C.. Rose), to 2 won; Mystery, no, (Bloss). to 2, sec ond.' Stuttgard. 107, CT. OBrienl. ts 1. third. Time, 2:oe. Grey Forge Coral, Omelia. Sir Philip, Sydney. Del gado and Leo Noster ran.
 ar,A Iongs-Lou Hazel. 10S. (Moon). 100 tt 1. won; Rosy Cross, 100, (Winstett), 8 tt 1. second; Maria Elena. 10S. Kuhn). Il to l, third. Time. :56. Little Gem Myrtle Marc, Zoraide, Vela, Flitting Josie F. and Monte Hmyar ran. Third race. five and one-half fur | longs: selling-Ed L., 115, (Barringer) to 1, won; Ida Ca-brey, 9s. (Winslett, 20 to 1, second; Queen Anne, 110, CT | O'Brien), 8 to 1, third. Time. 1903 3-4 Singer, Margaret F., William Boyer Lady Hastings, Bonnivard. Mrs. Gran nan, Lake Fonso, Ellis Glenn, Com mand and Kiss Quick ran. .- | Fourth race, mile-Wax Taper, loi CT. O'Brien), Il to 20. won; Dissenter l 107, (L. Rose), 8 to second; Feli: Bard, 1O4, (D. Shaw, 70 to l. tniro Time. 1:45 1-2.
 Fifth race, mile and one-sixteenth selling-Ethel Wheat, SS, (ONeilD. to 2, won; Chopin, Ill. GA. Weber), t l). second; Beana. 106,, CT. O'Brien), to 1, third. Time, 1:49 3-4. Croesou ran.
 Sixth race, one and three-sixteenth miles; selling-Celtic Bard, 107, CT O'Brien), 6 to 6, won; Morris Volmel 1Oe, O. Rose), to 1. second; Zonne no, (McClurkey), 15 to 1, third. Time 204. Sidtilla, Dinornis, Denny Duffy i Louisville BeII ana Jalel ran.
 Entries Today.
 First race, four and one-half fur longs-Irosuta, no; Wissendene, 1os Talpa, 11O; Lady Burlington, 1o2; Jung frau, no; Okla. 105; Ethylsne, 1e2; Pi rate Maid, 110; Anna Elliott, 105; Nor s.. no; Has Gift, 115; Reap, All Mine 102: La Cfimea, 110.
 Second race, seven-eighths of a mile Saline, SS; John Morton, 109;. Frenchi' 95: Crossmolina, Hardly, 109; Col. Ga. 107: Sue Johnson. 100; Harry Pulliar 90; Brigand Queen. 1os; Laureate. 1o( La Machus.
 Scratches at Morris Park.
 New York. May 2o.-Although tn scratches in the numerous events a Morris Park today spoiled the fields the favorites fared badly, six going t defeat. In the Zoo hurdle handicap Magic Light was made a hot favorit at 1 to 2. Monroe Doctrine at to led all the way and won cleverly by length. Robert Metcalf won the sec ond easily from the favorite. Federal