The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-10
GAVE AWAY WEIGHT
PROCEEDS THEN MADE SHOW OF
 FIELD.
Two Year old Took Command in the Back-Stretch and Won by Two Leugths-Results of the
 Other Races.

Chicago, Oct s-Giving away weight to everything opposed to him, Proceeds made a show of his field In the mile and seventy yards handicap at Worth today; Proceeds allowed c. B. Campbell to lead to the back stretch: then the 2-year-old took led by three tSr ienetf E, fS. tut wre only breezed, winning in canter, with two lengths to spare. By Ways easily held c. B. Campbell safely for the place, track was still deep and holding. Weath- | First race. six furlongs-The Hebrew 1s @Gmi1lcs I 1o tS to sseoS wSo GnSon S Es e i:So 2-b. Mayor David g. Rose Wigwam, Edward Hale. Kleinwood. Circular Joe, Virginia Boy, Plantus and Oleometer ran. | Second race, six furlongs-Burnie Bun ton, 1O5. FerrelD, to 5, won; Sehwalbe, 11O. qH. Phillips}. to ?. second; Gypsens. i:lf iii l5 MouisViile TiSViil n and Byeone B 1' ran. Third race, mile-Lampoon. s7. q. Will son). even, won; MT. Dingle, 1O1, IS. Bon ner). Il to 5. second; m rancresd. 1Ss. sScuI- Albemarle, Homily. Florence H. and Flor
 Fourth race, mile and seventy yards By Ways. iOs. q. Wilson,, to 5. second third. Time. 1:52 2-5. Fading Light and s7, CRobbinsJ, to l, won; Myrpndale. s5 G. Wiison). 10 to 1, second; Dungannon s7 Bonnerl. to 5, third, Time l:ls S,5 teria. Arnold and Dorice ran.
 Sixth race, mile and sixteenth-Antolee !M. (Bonne2. to l; won; compSss Byrd. 1O7, M. PhiiIipsj. 4 to |, third Time 1:57. Mandanaus. Captain Hamm False Lead; Pirates Daughter. MissiLiza and Frank M. ran.
 Entries for Touay.
 First race, seven furlongs-Wo orthing. ton. l12; Omdurman, 11O: Charlie Thomp- son. 1O7; Blue Mint, 1O7; Don't Ask Me 1O4: Elghor. 1O4: Four Leaf C., 104; Bar kelmore, 1o2; Belle MahOns, smal! Talk ak
 quiver. Our Lady Anna, 99.
 Second race. five and a half furlongs
 sellingINabSocklsh. IF; Jim A; sco Long. iOs hurst. 1O5; Albemarle. 105; Spec, Little Mission, Anna Bell 100; Miss Mollle. S5.
 Third race, mile and an eighth. handi- cap-zJudge Hines, llS; Linguist. lo6: Doc lyn. Alright. 101; Laura Lighter. 100, Bondage. Ss;. Sidney c. Love, Albert F. Dewey, 95.
 Fourth race. handicap-Golden Rule, 11S; Olympian, 114; Nitrate, TOT; Jack Ratiin, Scorpio, 106: St. Tammany, 105: Schwalbe, 10s: Federal. 95; Muresca, 90.
 Fifth race. mile and three-sixteentns N I age. Give All s6; Lord Melbourne, S. | Dodie s.. Compass, 91.
 | Sixth race, seven furlongs-I Know, 1l2; | The Major, 105: Henry McDaniel 105: St. | simcnian, 104; The Don, 102; TOpsail. Mansard. Sir Hugh. ss.
 l At Detroit. Detroit, Oct. 9.-A majority of the bet ting choices won at Highland Park to- day. The exception was Katherine R., a 20 to 1 shot, which finished in front in the fifth race after leading all the way. The meeting will come to an end tomor- row, and most of the horses will be ship ped to Latonia. Weather fine. track heavy.
 First race. six and a half furlongs-Sly Boots 100 (RomanellD. to-1. won; Goody Two Shoes, 92 QIyams), 6 to 1, second; | Night Owl, 101 (Munrol. 5 to 1, third. Time 1:26 1-2. Guess Claristina. Louise Collier, GIendon and Bodul ran. | Second race. five and half furlongs- Two Penny, 104 (Mountain), to 2. won; Outfield 9S (Romanellio, to l, second McGonigle 1O5 Cdinder), to 2. third. Time 1O6. San Marias, Miss Fleischman, | Tontue and Marlborough ran. | Third race, five and a half furlongs- Benckart, 114 (Adams), to 1, won; Hand more, 1Oi 1-2 (Mountain). even. second Lyrist. s3 CPierat0, 3 to 1, third. Time l1:1O I-2 Ben Howard. First Chip. Epi' demic and Show Girl ran.
 | Fourth race, mile and sixteenth-Ch1ck' adee. 90 (Pieratt, to 2. won; Lansdowne IS2 PauD, to 5, second; On the Quiet, S'