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The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
Revolution I'm Track wagerinE.

NEW YORK. May 2O.-One of the
most important steps since racing in
New York State has been conducted un-
der the present law has just been TAX
en- Every racing association in the
State has announced the absolute sew
erance of all business relations direct
ly and Indirectly with the Metropolitan
Turf Association and all other organiz-
ations or individual bookmakers.
Hereafter. while there may be layers
of odds and a betting ring, as of DID,
it will be absolutely without restric-
tion, free of admission to any person
purchasing one ticket. known to the
track police as personally reputable
and financially liable for the amount OF
their wagers.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
on KILL OF the rront

VENTURA, May 20.-Trout in the
Santa Paula and adjacent streams have
been suffering Of late from the oil in
the water. which is allowed to doat
into the creeks from wells at the head
waters. Yesterday Deputy Fish Com
missioner Richard drove into the can
yon and found the water had been bad
ly contaminated and that many trout
some of the young put in last season
by the State, had suffered by the pres
ence of the oil. He traced the oil to it's
source and warned the oil men in the
vicinity that they must keep the oil
out of the creeks or suffer the penalty.
Several water companies were also
brought up with a round turn. These
have been in the habit of drawing water
from the trout streams without screen
ing their bitches, the result being that
trout have been drawn out into the
fields in irrigating bitches.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
ASCOT BELLE
At LONG ODDS
Sporting the Colors Of
Captain Brown She Wins
at SO to / at Elm Ridge
ESTABLISHES A RECORD
Mare Runs Mile and a Fur
long in Fast Time in
the Rich Spring Handicap
Special Dispatch to The calL


KANSAS CITY, May 2o.-The sensation
of the week at Elm Ridge occurred this
afternoon, when Ascot Belle, racing in
the colors of Captain S. S. Browns sta
BILE, won the Elm Ridge spring handicap
at a mile and an eighth from Devout,
Leila and Alma Dufour. Ascot Belle was
the despised outsider in a field of seven.
being quoted at SO to / in the betting She
was first by two lengths under the wire
and shattered the track record for the
distance. reducing the old mark of :52sz
to 1:5215. The Elm Ridge spring handicap
carried $500 in added money, had a gross
value of $3.50 and was worth $500 net to
the winner.
KANSAS CITY, May 2o.-Elm Ridge
results:
First race, six furlongs-John Car
roll G. to 5. II to 20. out) won, Adare
(even, 2 to 81 second, Lady Ellison
(even) third. Time. 1:1S%.
Second race. steeplechase handicap.
full courSe-John E. Owens (5k to 1, 8
to 5, to 81 won. Wild Range g to 1,
even) second, Charawind (out) third.
Time. 4:041s.
Third race, five furlongs-Wasteful
(S to 5, 2 to 5, 1 to 81 won, Lady Ma
varre CT to 10. 1 to d second. Meadow
Breeze (S to % third. Time. 1:01.
Fourth race, Elm Ridge handicap,
s25OO added, one and an eighth miles
Ascot Belle ESQ to 1, 15 to 1. to ID
won, Devout q to 1, even) second
Leila (even) third. Time, 1:52h.
Fifth race, one and a quarter miles
Felernian GO to /, 3 to L, to p won.
Helgerson C to 1. 8 to u second, Gus
Straus G to 81 third. Time. 2:o7A.
Sixth race, one mile-Rian e to 1,
8 to /, even) won. Potrero Grande a
to 5, to 81 second, Federal 6 to y
third. Time. 1:41 q.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
SCHICK s--OWS GREAT SPEED
IN YALE-HARvARD GAMES
Runs the Hundred-Yard Dash I'm 500 4-5
and the ssZ2o, I'm Fl z-5
Seconds.

Runs the Hunure0-1 ara DaSn In US 4-O
and the 3s220v I'm Fl 2-5
Seconds.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, May 2o.-Yale's s
track team won the .nnuad dual meet
with Harvard to-day. The score was:
Yale 65 1-s Harvard 3S 5-1e. In only one
event was there anything like an upset.
This was in the mile run, when Afcott
of Yale outsprinted D. Grant of Harvard
in the last quarter.
The games were held under less favor
able conditions than in many years. a
cold northwest wind sweeping across the
field The wind is credited with having
helped the sprinters to the extent of a
broken record in the 220-yard dash, when
Captain Schick of Harvagd won the final
in q 2-5 seconds. This is one-fifth of a
second better than his own record In
these games two years ago. The judges
did not decide that Schicks perform
ance in the final was new record. and
it is not likely to be allowed. In the
100 yard dash Schick eaualed his own
record of 9 As seconds
Yales team showed superiority in al
the field events except the broad juml
and the shotput. In the pole vault Yal'
took first by tie between Dray and Hin
ton and third place was split between TIVE
other Yale men and a Harvard vaulter
giving Yale 2-3 points out OF a possible
S. The broad jump went to Jordan o
Harvard, who got less than an inch ant
a half the better of Knox. freshman
upon whom the Yale men counted to TAX
the event.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
LONG SESSION
FOR CYCLERS
Struggle for Three Hours
Over the Election Of
4 Their Association Officers
RELAY RACE PROTEST.
Cup Is Awarded the Garden
City Wheellnen, the Bay
Cities Being Disqualified
Special Dispatch to Tie Call.

SAN JOSE, May 2O.-For more than
three hours tonight the delegates to
the meeting of the California Associated
Cyclists struggled over the election of
officers. Following is the result Of their
lsbors: President. DR.. w. A. Hope, Gar
den City Wheelmen: first vice president,
r. A. Greeninger. New Century Wheel
men: second vice president, George w.
Peyton. Pacific Wheelmen; secretary,
Louis SOntheimer. Garden City Wheel
men: treasurer. Henry Krockel Terminal
City Wheclnen.
There were present llS delegates, rep
resenting ten clubs. II Moffatt. repre-
senting himself as the proxy Of forty
nine votes for Reno wheelmen was de-
MED representation.
At an cary hour after the Bay City
and Oakland wheeiuen had admitted ac-
cepting pace by motor cycles, the meet
ing awarded the cup for the 100-mile re-
lay race 10 the Garden City Nheelmen.
they having ridden a fair race.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
SECOND PLACE
FOR F|R[BALL
Crack Son of Ben Strome Is
Beaten in the Handicap
by Speedy Broomhandle
GAYS HORSES Sc
Two Carrying His Colors
Earn Brackets at st.
Louis Fair Grounds Track
Special Dispatch to The Call.

:, ST. LOUIS, May 20.-The Country
Club handicap, at six furlongs. was
won here to-day by Broomhandle,
which ran over FirebaH and eleven
other fast horses. The winner was
backed down from 9 to / to to 1. Two
horses from T. A. Gray's stable scored
brackets. Summary:
FIRST RACE-one mile, purse; fve-year-
olds and up.
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey St. x Fin.
8 to l-Nevrmore. 107 (Morarity).12 So ms
~ Tsne 70 leAules, A.ae ll2 Domniek) IA ms g..
ner Gays l' B. m. a0V g.. by 0n rithonus-Tcuch
Not Mayor Graham LIZ, One More 1O7. Loone
II Computation 1l2 Little Corker 107. zin-
Pearl Diver los. Golden Age 112. siphon 112,
finished as named.
purse; two-year-oids.
Betting Horse, Weight. Jockey St. y Fin:
to 1--Elizabeth F. ,97( (siorarity) 4 8 b. Il
to Miss Cosette.97 (Ricel... 2 SO
ner Mrs. j. C. PM Milams auGs b. Won t25. by contes-
tor The Broom. America II 97. Naughty 81.
Startling 1o4. Mazinia 81. Pirates Dream 1o4,
Angelica 81. finished named
THIRD RACE-Mile and a sixteenth. purse;
three-year-olds and up.
to 5Docile, sS (SewelD. -. 2 80 ~
to to 1-Mao9ars, 1Mo6asas, q ss ; gsrs;nger' 2s
Winner Lockhardt Bros br. m. a.. b. ST
B,aise, Doeiity Royal Arms es Dolinda ss
Ritchie IS. finished as named.
FOURTH RACELSix furlongs, Country Club
handicap. $500 added. s24OO net to winner
three-year and up.
Betting Horse. Weight Jockey. St y Fin.
to 1-Broomhandle, 90 (Schffnr) 30 12
x n a 2
Z to 1-Au Revoir, 116(Dorninick). IL 6 h 8 u
Time. liza Start good. Won easily. Win
oudon S5, Van Ness 1o2 Red Leaf ss. Elastic
9S Just So 106. Otto Stifel 123 Miss Mae Day
1o4. High Chancellor 116. Pinkerton ia, Fruit
90, finished named
FIFTH -Three-year-olds and up;
Betting Horse Weight Jockey st. Y Fin.
16 to FITS. Fayorite. 80 (McGee) 3 1 1 .
m bsTash aay lGa los I5afy P4sTSs, Ps
Time. 1 55. Start good. Won easily Winner
T. A. Gays b. m. a. by Lamplighter-Per
Flaxman 90. Angleta 93 Jack Lory 101. Augur
50, finished as named
SIXTH E-Three4year-plds; purse; ono
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey ST. q Fin
to careless. 1o5 tschade).;;,; I 8 ms
to -shenandoah, s5 (cochran1 81 So
Time. Al. Start fair. Won driving. Win
near, l.. w. Streets ch- 6. by St IeonardS-
Difference Well Charley 9s. Ed, Sheridan 95
Lucky Charm 9S, finished named.
SEVENTH RACE-Three- -year-olds and up
purse; one and a sixteenth miles:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. st. Y Fin.
to 5-Ethics, 106 (SewelD.... y IL
10 to Paine, 1O8 tJ.Sheehan) 5 o "
to 1-Cornwell. 107 (Moriarty) 43 ~
Time. las 3-5 Start good. Won easily
Winner Mrs. c. w. Givens' B: h. 20 3!
Charaxus- Ethel. Bavarian IS. Miss Betty 81
| Cotillion IS. Mynheer 1o2, finished named
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
PRINCETON TIGERS DEFEATED
BY THE HARVARD NINE
Losers Make Two Costly Errors and
Their Pitcher Is Far From
Reinn Effective.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May 20.-The
Harvard baseball nine defeated Prince
ton on Soldiers Field to-day by the
score of 6 to 1. Princetons two costly
errors, poor team work and the inef-
fectiveness of Byram tell briefly the
cause of the defeat
Spectators and players were made un-
comfortable by the cold wind which
blew across the field. The Princeton
battery did not work well together and
with four scattered hits off Coburn
Harvard was never in danger OF losing
the lead secured in the first inning.
A small group of Princeton students
cheering incessantly during the last
two innings for the batting rally
which on so many occasion had
turned seeming defeat into Princeton
victory, but the team did not respond.
Cooney ended the game by batting into
double play. Score-Harvard, s;
Princeton 1. Batteries: Harvard
Coburn and Stephenson; Princeton
Byram and Cooney.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
Canoeist Goes Overboard.

ALAMEDA. May 20.-Opening day
was observed by the Encinal Yacht
Club to-day with a series of sailing
and rowing canoe races and swimming
races for ladies. In the sailing canoe
race, which was twice around a two
mile course, Jules Landebergers crossed
the finishing line first in the Vim. Hen
ry Landsberger followed the winner in
the Mist, and Ralph Blair in the Ne
reid passed in third Commodore A.
Dalton Harrison in the Frisk had all
the earmarks OF winner in this race
and was leading by 400 yards at the
last turn when his sheet was carried
away while jibing and the commodore
and his craft both turned turtle Har-
rison was rescued by the clubs life
boat. William Weinenann was the vic
tor in the single canoe rowing race, and
with Allan Field as a mate captured
the double canoe event Miss Florence
Plummer proved herself the speediest
lady swimmer and just beat Miss Bes-
sic Valleau a few strokes in a hundred
yard match. The other participants in
this contest were Miss Marian Hall
Miss Hilda Van Sick1en. Miss Deane
Tisdale, Miss May Metzner. Miss Hazel
Goggin and Mrs. r. B. Valleau.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
FIRST WATER, CARRYING THE BENNINGTON COLORS
ELEVEN BELLS WINS
AT KENII, WORTH.
Leads The Lieutenant by Two Lengths
in Eagle Selling Stakes.

Kenilworth Park. Petaluma, closed
yesterday after two weeks of success
full racing. There was a large follow
ing of pilgrims from this city in at
tendance. augmented by an extended
gathering of town folk. Animated
cheese sandwiches. buttermilk that
had been strained through a silk hand
kerchief, eggs boiled hard enough to
be used as shrapnel at the siege OF
vladivostok and homemade pies with
crust shorter than hoboe's bank
roll found frequent sale, at Wall street
quotations. The crap game under the
owing to the unconditional demand
made by a customer with a holdover
ON from the season before that his
money be returned because OF failure
to throw natural. The obstreperous
visitor was finally subdued and carted
away to the ''booby hatch after half
a dozen village <constables had been
moved about rromiscuously. This was
the only bit OF excitement not pro-
Srammed.
The bookies had some cause for re-
joicing, as five public choices took. the
count. One of the biggest losers on the
season was Harry Slower. owner Of
Kenilworth Park. On "Wednesday last
he missed three game chickens which
he intended taking across the conti-
nent. The Sorrowful owner of the
birds admitted yesterday that every in
tiication pointed to the fact that the
lost fowls were headliners at "goog
stew given by some hustlers on
Thursday evening.
Eleven Bells took the feature event
of the day, the Eagle selling stakes at
a mile. The mare had w. Smith on her
back and, closing at to ]. disposed OF
The Lieutenant by a couple of lengths.
Ocyrohe, the ftvorite, prominent for a
time. finished back in the .ruck.
Horace H. Egbert and Frank Skinner.
which officers presided in the stand,
left for Seattle last evening. Starter
tomorrow.
A special horse train leaves Petaluna
for Seattle to-day. Summary:
FIRST RAcE-Five furlongs; maidens;
purse $500; selling:
to 11Cloeanthus liz (Ernsf1aw) IS IS
q to 1-Norinne. los QaerberD... 1872 y
Z to 2-Elba, 100 (Butler). r)........ 81 sh
Time / :02H. Start fair. Won easily. Win
ner. Kiunder & Burns b. g. by Bloomsbury
Little Fanny Miss May Bowdish 110. Chest
Can't Tell Ito. Virginia Boy 112. Sierra Beau
1o5. Ray Brook H. finished as named.
SECOND RAcE-Five furIongs; purse 5000
Betting Horse, Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin.
to 1-Nanon 135 (Crosswaite).. 2 31151 II
to miss Provo 135 CHerbert) L IL 2111
8 to Whoa Bill 137 (Loague). IA IN
Time. 1:oa; start fair, won driving; Win
Modder 1877, Ednborough 40. Sir Dougal 137
Rubino 1877 Lady Usk 132. Badly Used 1871
finished as named.
THIRD RACE-Six furlongs; purse $500
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
20 to 1-Step Around Ill Q.ogue) 8 23 IL
To lady Ninora. 96 SEnshwl IL Il
Time. I:151s. Start poor. Won handiy
Winner. Mrs. T. H. BoyIe's ch. m. by ST
George-Gadabout- Lady Kspar 100, Troy iii
]. II. Bennett Ill Sugden 114. Pencil Me los
Skirnish 109 Jack Richelieu Jr. 113 Tom
Hawk 100 Goldfelds 93 Frank Pearce log
finished as named.
FOURTH RAcE+sfx furiongs; selling;
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
RIDGEWAY TO SUPERINTEND
THE WORK OF CONSTRUCTION
Western Pacific Company Secures Ser
vice OF Manager of the Denver
and Rio Grande.

DENVER, Colo, May 2O.-A. c. Ridge
way, general manager of the Denver and
Rio Grande, is to be chief Of construc-
ton of the Western Pacifc.
This statement is semi-off1cial and 1t is
sald that in all probability Ridgeway will
resign as general manager of the Rio
Grande, but there is another report that
he Will retain this place.
Ridgeway built the Florence and Grip
pie Creek, the Canyon City and Cripple
Creek, the Colorado Springs and Cripple
Creek and the Moffat road to Arrowhead,
and he has built parts of the Rio Grande
Southern. These have been the hardest
roads to construct in the mountains and
his success has earned compliments from
scores Of railroad officials and builders.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21

purse $500
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. St. q Fin
TO DIR Sherman. 113( 3(Stewr) y
IL to 1-Great tMogul.111(Willms)-11 Ia
to 2-Agnes Mack. 113 (Otisl.. = h
Time, 1:l5A. Start good Won driving
Winner. s. A. Hoppas b. g., by Gornan-Dolly-
Pure Dale LOG, Rubiana 102, Nullah Ill. An
gelica "a. Wager ILL., Prestano H. Isabute 1O9
Only Jimmie 101 and Suburban Queen lis I'm
isned named
FIFTH RAcE-six furlongs; selling; purse
SEQ:
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
z to 1-Cerro Santa 121 CHrbFtl IS 3
10 to 1-Crigii. 100 IT. Clark. 3 2 3
TO l-Interlude. 119 (Crosswte) 3 1 = 2
Time, 1:15. Start good. Won easily. Winner.
II. L Jones' b. g. by Santiago-La Colorado
Joe Frey 116 Gid 107 Sun Mark 90 and Dollie
Weihon 112 finished as named.
SIXTH RACE-one mile; Eagle Selling
Stakes; value $500:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. Fin
to ELEVEN Bells. .9G(W. .Smith) 1
10 to The Lieut.. 90 OR Butlerl 5 y h .
to III. MCGOWAN. 107 (Herbrt) y 11S
Time. 1:41A. Start good. Won eleverly-
Winner. T.. A. Davies b. m by Quickiime Eli
sic s. Hainault 1O3. Anvil los. Ocyrohe 10e
and Warte Nicht 1O1 finished as named.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
FOUND DEAD IN HIS BED.

GREAT FALLS, Mont, May 2o.--Dar-
win r. Chadwick, special land agent
here, was found dead in bed to-day. He
is supposed to have died of paralysis,
having suffered stroke ten years ago.
Chadwick had been investigating land
entries here for two years and was form
crly prominent Republican in Colorado.
When Utah was admitted he was presi-
dent of the Republican League of Salt
Lake City. For twenty-five years he has
been connected with the General Land
Office serving in California, Arizona,
Utah and Montana
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
Annapolis Nine Beat. west Point.

WEST POINT, N. Y. May 20.-Rag-
ged fielding and a lack OF team work
were responsible for the defeat which
the Annapolis midshipmen administered
to the cadets here to-day by the score
of to 5. Five thousand persons saw
the game Score.
West Point ...1 o L o 2-5
Annapolis ...3 o O o 80
Batteries-Lane and Hanlon: Need
ham and Bennington.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, May 20.-Annapo-
lis defeated Haverford College in a
field and track meet here to-day. ss
to AZ points
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
AUTO RECORD
IS LOWERED
New Mark Is Established at
Morris Park Race Track
for Distance of One Mile
NEW CHAMPION APPEARS
Louis Cheverlet Is the
Star to WreSt the Honor
From Barney Oldfeld

NEW YORK, May 2O.-The feature
of the opening day of the Morris Park
Racing Club meeting on the old track
OF the Westchester Racing Association
was the lowering OF Barney Oldheld's
worlds mile record OF ffty-three Sec
cnds by Louis Cheverlet. who in a
ninety horsepower car covered the
distance in hfty-two and four-ffths
seconds Cheverlet's feat was remark
able, considering the heavy wind on
the backstretch.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
Nurserx stakes for Debnr.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 2O.-Churchill
Downs racing results:
First race, five furlongs-Moccasin
Maid won, Justi second, Problem third.
Time, 1:02H.
Second race, six furiengsEBad News
won, Columbia Girl second. Thespian
third. Time 1:13A.
Third race, one mile-Swift Wing
won, Blue Mint second, Olonetz third.
Time, 1:46.
Fourth race, five and a half fur
longs, the Nursery stakes-Debar won,
Velours second, Lady Amen third. Time,
:54%
Fifth race. short course, steeple-
chase-Golden Link won. Red Car sec-
ond. Donami third Time, 3:01.
Sixth race. six furlongs-Outwai won
Athlone second, Harding third. Time
1:15Z.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
TWO CALIFORNIAN AMONG
THE GRADUATES AT VASSAR

POUGHKEEPSIE, n. Y, May 90
Among the students who will receive the
bachelor of arts degree from Vassar Col
lege at the commencement June 13 are
two from California, Miss Gertrude Iona
Ballard of Peralta and Miss Lillian
Madeline SaItonstall of SIN Francisco.
They are the only representatives Of the
coast in the graduating class. What they
lack in numbers. however, they make up
in scholarship, as they are among the
high ranking students.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
CYCLIST KRAMER is FIRST
But LOSES FOR BORING IN
American Rider Makes a Good Showing
in the International Races ut
the CRYSTAL Palace

LONDON, May 20.-In the interna-
tional cycling races at the Crystal Pal
ace to-day r. ". Kramer (American)
finished first in the mile scratch event
Schilling of Holland, Mayer of Ger
many and Frivol of France followed in
the order named. Later il was an
nOunced Kramer had been disqualified
for boring in and that Schilling had
been awarded the race. The time was
2:l2 3-5.
IN the quarter-mile race Mayer was
first Kramer second and Schilling
third. Time, sc So.
Kramer won the half-mile Schilling
second and Mayer third, Time. 1902 3-5.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
Yaeht Apache I. slghtea.

NEW YORK. May 2O.-Fhs American
bark-rigged yacht Apache. one OF the
contestants in the Transatlantic race
for the Emperor William cup, was
sighted by the steamship Princess Alice
yesterday about sixty-seven miles east
of Nantucket 1ightship. At that time
the Apache was running due east with
every stitch of canvas set.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
spfke sulllran kuoclscd out.

MONTREAL May 20.-Spike Sullivan,
the boxer. was knocked out in the fifth
round by Tim Callahan of New York
to-day Two thousand persons saw the
bout. which was scheduled to go six
rounds The ring was pitched in the
open air.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
Meeting for Men.

There will be a meeting for men this
afternoon at the Young Mems Christian
Association auditorium, at which p. T.
Lynn will deliver lecture on Our
Allies" Music will be furnished by
the Robson orchestra.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21

GLASGOW. May 20-The British admiralty
has invited engineering firms here to make ten
ders for the construction turbine machinery
intended fer one of the battleships to be
built in the Government dockyarls. The spe-
clhcations demand that the engines develop 3d.
Geo horsepower.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
kan.a. wheat Yield Large.

IOPEhA, hans-, May 2U.-SpecfaI
newspaper reports received from the
counties in the Kansas wheat belt show
the winter wheat crop to be in salts
factory condition. With but few excep-
tions the reports say the yield win be
much larger than last year.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21

HAVANA. May 2O.-The third anniversary
O. the inauguration OF the cuban republic was
celebrated to-day The holiday, which was
universally observed. was similar to a Fourth
a July celebration in the United States.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-21
SLOW TIME is MADE
Heavy Wind Blows Up the
Stretch and Impedes the
Great Young Racehorses
NATIONAL srALL1oN srAKEs.
Special Dispatch to The can.


NEW YORK, May 20.-Newton Benning-
toms Wstercress colt First Water, with
O'Neil in the saddle, won the National
Stallion stakes, worth SSS97. to-day at
Belmont Park First Water was heav-
lily played fayorite at to 5. and won
handily from Frank Farrelrs Clark Grif-
fifth, with T. R. Hitchcocks Vendor third.
The time, l:02 2-5. for five furiongs, was
slow, as the horses encountered a stiff
wind which blew up the stretch. Fully
@. coo persons We're in the stand. Flinders,
% TO / shot, won the Ladies' stakes of
$4,000 for three-y -year-old fillies. Results:
FIRST RACE-seven furlongs; three-year-
olds; main track:
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey. st. Fin.
to 2-The Gadfy. los O. walsh 5 So 2IH
70 Little Woods. 1o2 CMcDan) 2 e2 80
Winner. NJ. Clancey's b. c. by Del Paso II
cuta- Jerry c. Probe and Josie finished as
named.
SECOND RACE-Fou- and half furIongs;
straight away; selling; two-year-olds ~.
!. sssis : Is 8 S5o.ssSsslj = ia
Time. 80. Start good. Won driving. Win
ner. p s. Randolph's ch. c. by Juvenal-Fair
Helen. calabouge, Little Ben and Evelyn
finished as named.
THIRD RACE-Five furlongs; straight
away; the National Stallion Stakes: 2-year-
olds:
3 to First Water I'D (o,Neip,. I'M
TO Clark Griffth,11T CWalshD 22
6 to 1--Vender. Id (Hildebrandl n III
Time. / :03 Is. Start good. Won driving.
Winner, N Bennington's ch. c. by Watercress-
Sweet Fiimnap, Comedienne, Merry Boy,
cspido. Veronese, Timber and Asoran finished
as named.
FOURTH RAcEone mile. course; the La
dies: for FLIES: three -year-olds:
Betting Horse Weight, Jockey. st. q Fin.
20 TO Flinders, 121 Oy1el.-.
; TO Gold Ten. 121 CONeiD..
3 to Coy Maid. 121 (Odom).. / 1153 "a
Time. l AZ 20. Start good. Won driving
Winner, Chelsea Stables b {. by Hastings
Fidena. Kiamesha. Incarnation, Jennie Nc
Cabe and Zeala finished as named.
FIFTH RACE-The International Steeple-
chase handicap two miles; for four-year- ods
Betting. Horse, Weight. Jockey. st. y Fin.
s to 5-Arian, 1S3 qinnegan); 2 l /
10 to 1-Ivan. 14s CM. Page)..- Is
Time 4:01. Start good. Won ridden. out.
Winner j. W Colts b. &. by St Andrew
Marion. Gascar. Melbourne Eclipse, Gort-
nagallon. Rube and Ogress finished as named
SIXTH RACE-one mile: main course;
handicap: three-year-olds and up:
Bzttirg Horse Weight Jockey. St q Fin.
2 to 1-Jonquil. 122 CIV Davis). III 2
20 TO Priority. 107 D.OConr) 3
Even-Witch Hazel. III (Odom) l h 3 10
Time l :43. Start good. Wen easily. Win
ner. s. Paget's ch- g. by Watercress-Roeette-
Rostand also ran