The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-18

 Fawtucket, running second, stepped m to hole and gong down threw Jockey Bard over ms mead. sane ton, following close behind. kicked the prostrate boy in the back, injurlng nim so severely that 1t was necessary to remove hlm to the hospital for treat ment Sanction fell over Pawtucket and the ensuing mix-up enabled The Eye to open up a gap which the other could never close. Little Itose, Astarl- ta and Joe Lesser were the winning favorItes. Felix Mozzes, favorlte Tn the nrst, was worn out facing Uwasca into submission and SAran Maxim. badly beaten in her race, had not even pretense of speed. King Rose weak ened and hung at the end Of his race. The Eye was run up to $SVO and bought in. Track slow.
 First race, SeIIIng, SAX furlcngs-Tom Manklnss y2 tMcGeeJ, lO to ,won; Fe- ilx MOzzes, lUO (J. MclnLyreJ, to l, secono; baggerly, l0o I-2 th. fhllIpsl' l' to l, Inird. Time; 1:17. DlpIclnat, Owasca, John DoyIe. Stalker. hespon" sive, orfnskany, Gnats and Eclimate aIso ran.
 Rose. lI0 (E. PhIlhps), Is to 10. won; Wagstam lV3 (T. Aleade), 80 to l, sec- ond; inspector Girl, 1IO tSeder), 5 to Q, tnlrd. Tune, :5l To. Malt, Mrs. Sharp, Mrs. Frank DeBeque, hasu No t4and and My Lady kesgy also ran. Third race, seIIing, mile ana one sixLeenth-The Hye, 9O (AuouchonJ. 20 to l. won: Decoration, 10z IscnlI- ling), IT to 1. second; Sdran Maxim IVO (H. Phillips), to l, third. rlme. 1:03. Little Boy, Lord Ienhyson, Lid- don and Fair heveller also ran. Pawtucket and Sanction fe!I FourIn race, i've and ohe-half fur | longs-Astarira, 1l0 (H. PhnIips), l to 2, won, Careless, 112 (J. McIntyre), 4 to 1, second; Laura Huntef, llO lCrim- mins), 10 to l, third. Time, 1:09. For master. Floral Wreath, Flasco, Annur Tangent and Falmouth also ran.
 Fifth race. five and one-half fur longs-InquIsitive Girl. 105 (W. Rob- bins). 3 to l, won; over Again, 1IO George, io7 (H. PhillipsJ, 13 to I, third. Time, l:o9 I-5. King Rose, Wheeler, Mrs Frank Foster, Worthing- ton, Sadducee, Caterpillar, Parnassus, Nan Dora and Bluff also ran.
 Sixth race, selling, mile and seventy yards--Joe Lesser, 114 (H. Phillips), 2 to 5. won; Lady Fonse, SS lDekuenl 25 to 1. second; Lady Free Knight, 9S i:49s-5. Barkelmore, Hickory Cor ners, Aules, Belle Barnard and Kenton l also ran.
 Entries Today. First race, -sixteenths of a Bride. Louise stapp, 97: Lady Belair, 102; Melita, Hoceo 105; Esperance. 110.
 Second race. mile; selling-Lineal, Mussulman, S6; Rachael Ward, 91; Paw LuCkeLs Sop EtSumdn, Jos MeTTAt ACEODaLi Frank Rice, 1O1; Rankin. 106. Third race, mile; purse-Ternsrod, ST; Bellindian, 96; Miss Gomez, 99; Charlie Thompson, Brunswick, 104; Dalesman, | 107.
 Fourth race, mile and a quarter; The Oakland Handicap; 1000 ad .ed-Dales- man, 95, Malnspring. 96; Revellle, 07i Rankin, Dixie Lad. 9S; Rainland, 100, StonewaTl, 10S; Formaster, 107; Brook | lyn, 110; Phil Finch, 115.
 | Fifth tbraa-nna rfaFa nF VrafIa handicap-Viperine, 95; Miss Betty, 96i Right Royal, 97; Byronrose. 9S, Mata- dor 99; Ramshorn, 1O2; Huzzah, 103; In- yincible, 105; Judge Hines, Alden. 1O9i | Spencerian, 110.
 Royal Arms 92; Murmur. 94; Belle of Milford. 95; Lou Woods 100: Admetus 102; Plautus, 106; Hymettus, 10Si George Vivian. Sambo. III; Curate, ll6 At Oakland. San Francisco. Feb. Hone favor | ite and a second choice won at Olk- land over a slow track today. Andrew B. Cook. played by some of the wise ones, as a good thing at to l, took the six furlongs handicap.
 wFdr;sr First race; IS6 six six fTrlongs-Princess clelero. 1Ol (Jonesl, { 1-s to 1. second; Time, 1:16 IA. Komombn, SIIluaCe Sinistro, Indicate, Gyros, Brown Patsy Maxetta, Adieu and Harlem Sailor ran | Second race, eleven-sixteenths mile -Bucolic, 107 (Minder), 3 to 1, W. Il; Dandle Belle, 105 (Mlchaels), r. tc l. second; Salto, 102 (Fountain), F to l. Lucky, Ragnarok II. Billy Taylor, Cha blis. Rosebud, Hirtle, Fl Moro, Sir Dougall ran.
 Third race eleven-sixteenths mile Fair Lady Anna. 1lO (Jones), s to 5. second: Profitable. 102 (Barrett). 6 to 1. third. Time, 1:10 1-2. Brannus, Es- traGa, Motto, Efrerscence. Bard Burns ran.
 Fourth race mile. selling-suburban Queen, 101 (Michaels1. to 1. w9n: Glenarvon, 1O9 (Minder). to 1, sec ond; Play Ball, IDA lJonesJ. tc 1. Estoy, Black Thorne. Foxy Grandpa Serenity, Bassenzo. Box Elder. Max tross ran.
 Fifth race. six furlongs. handicap- Andrew B. Cook. 1oS (otis,. 5 to l. ond; Rockaway. 1O6 (Knapp). to 5, third. Time. 1:l4 1-2. Nenator and D4a3la. six9h race ss mil miis and eighsh7BaEney Budd Wade, 9s CWright, to l, sec Ond: Erne, l04 (ISnappJ. to 1, third :. Time. 1:57 1-4. ModicuiL rrapsetter. EXpeUent ran.
 First race, seven -slxte onths of Q mile -Carrick, Novi, 1Os; Ancient Witch. Annie Bell, l03; m Joe, 1lO; Boloman, 1U6' Busy Bee. 107; Lady Catherine, 1U3; CazazZa, F. w. Barr, l06; Aprlf Pride, 1US; Legal Form. l06.
 Second race, hve urlongs-Foseleaf, 10l; ToIetc, 1O6; Redan, 1Vi; Ragnarok II, 102; Brick Fowler, 106 Stewart, 1O7; Judge Hughes, llO; Agnes Mack, Educate, 105; Silicate. 10l. Third race, SIX furlongs-GreenOck 1l0; Battdor. 107; Emma Reubold, lO5 The Hawaiian. 97; Louise Metning, lO2 Hulford, 1O4; Cloche dor. Tam 0 shan ter, Adirondack, l07; Fort Wayne, Lady Kent, l0l; Prestano, l02; Wartimesr 97; Revolt, 1O5.
 Foul th rIce. milo and a sixteenth- Scherzo. l1T; Barney Dreytus, 99; Franglble. 100; Mordente, lOS; Flying Torpedo, 104; l. O. U., 1O3. Fifth race, seven Iur4ongs-Ocyrhoe 100; Bats, 9S; Mountebank, lOS; Anvil 9S; Haven Run. lO4; MJdlcum, lO6, Dot- ter Il, 93; Military 10S.
 Sixth race. mlle 3nd fifty yards - Barrck. 1O3; Esherin, St. llichi1. 4Si Platt, Sl: HainauIt, zoo; Flsnerbcy, 1 9S; Royalty, 92.
 Dick Bernard Killed.
 New Orledns, t'eD. li.-DlcS Bernard one of he most valuable horses at the Crescent track, with Jockey J. Hen messy up, was killed today during a preliminary gdllop., The jocKey Was un- hurt.
 A meeting of the Forbes Campaign Club will be held st o'clock tonight nt