The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-02
At Benaing's.

prettiest event of the day was a two horse affair between Rose Ben and neck until the last furlong, when Santa Catalina drew away and beat the favorite more than a length in 1:14, 2-5 second better than the track record.
 First race. six and one-half fur won; Blue Miracle, 100 tHoffman), 20 to l. second; Love Note. sS toConnelD. Glass and High Life also ran.
 Second race. four and one-half fur longs, old course-Consistent.1 104 tRo- manellD. to 5. won; Merry Belle, 1o4 Time. :ss 1e5. $. Estephe, Henry S Waring. Rose Croix also ran.
 lima, 91 (Baird). 3 to 2, won; Roseben, 113 (Fuller). to ?. second. Time. 1:14 Two starters.
 Fourth race. mile, Columbia course Pete Daley. 100 (Baird), 2 to 1. sec ond; Probe, 100 (ScholD, 8 to 1, third. Time, 1;45 Mineral Boy. Badger. Fritzi scheff, oleroso, Salt and Pepper Fifth race, spring hunrers' steeple- Plous, 149 (Mr. Page). 5 to l., won; second; Hylas, 1s2 1E. Keily), to 1. third. Time. 5:33. Emigrant and Otho Vaughn also ran. Twilight and Again fell
 course-Flinders. S5 c. Johnson), to 1, won: Gold Dome. 1O9 (Baird), 2 to 1, second; For Luck. 96 QIoffman). 6 to 5, third. Time, 1:15 2-5. Phantom,
 Seventh race. five and one half fur longs. Columbia course, added this morning-Alfar. 91 Johnson). 4 to 1. won; Arietta, 1O1 (RomanellD. 2 to 1, GfoY 4 to 1, third. Time. 1:10. Won Rosen. Rolling Pin. Cedric. Petit Reine. Only | One also ran.
 Entries Monday.
 First race, handicap, five and a half Worth, 125; Arabo. IF; Right and True, 115; For Luck, 107; Paul Cliff ford. 100; Weirdsome. 94; Limerick, So; Lord Aintree. s4.
 Second race. selling, four and half | furlongs, old course-Belden. 11O; Yer ibest. Tickle. 107; Sun Glow Dr. Hells- worth. 105; Anodyne, 104 Merry Belle, 103; Baby Willie, 94; St. Estephe. 90. Third race, selling. seven furlongs- Columbia Course-Fairbury, 110: Boundbrook. 1Os: Poseur 1O7: The Cad l fly. 100; Prioriety, 95; Little Woods. 94; | Dance Music. 90.
 Fourth race selling. six and a half furlongs, Columbia Course-Cascine. 11O; Seventh Ward. Blue and Orange, Phelps, Standard Bearer, 1O7; Toisan, 1o5; Colonist. Royal Window, 1o2; Jes sic Lynn. 100.
 Fifth race. mile, Columbia Course win. Fiat, Pete Daily, Probe. 92 North vile. Sir Ralph. S9: Salt and Pepper.
 Sixth race, handicap. mile and one one hundred yards, old course-Uncle Urigh. HIS; James F., 113; Sais, no; Divination, 100; Warranted. 9S; Robbie Kean, 97; Amberjack. 95. l
 Louisville, April 1.-The horse show | building was crowded tonight by en- thusiastic athletics and their friends to witness the second annual indoor meet under the auspices of the Louisville Manual Training School. Track teams representing Cincinnati, Chicago, St. Louis. Milwaukee and the University to full representation from the many local athletic organizations. Ralph Rose, representing the Chicago Ath- letic Union. was down on the program for an attempt to break the worlds record for shot putting. The program consisted of twenty events. eight of them, however, being of purely local
 The first event on the program was finished in one-fifth of a second faster than the worlds record, but was not | allowed because. the track on one side slants downward. Summarizes: Invitation 50-yard dash--N J. Cart mell, Louisville '. M. C. A.. first. Time. l 0:05 1-5.
 SSO-yard run-Clarence Kinney. St Louis University. won. Time. 2:06 3-5.
 One mile run, handicap-J. K. Bar clay. Indiana University, won. Time, l 4:50 3-5.
 Fifty-yard dash. handicap-Rich- mond Murray. St. Louis University. won. Time, 5 2-5.
 Running high jump-c. R. Chadwick. Cincinnati Y. M. c. A, won. feet 1 1O1-2 inches.
 40 yards handicap-J. g. Fleming, Missouri A. C.. won. Time, :56 4-5.
 Putting 16-pound shot-Ralph Rose, Chicago Athletic Club. 47 feet 1 inch, won.