The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
THREAT
IS UNHEEDED
Delmar Race Track People
ScOff at Talk of Governor
Calling Out the Militia
Special Dispatch to The Cain.

ST. LOUIS, June 21.-The bookmakers
at Delmar race track were not molested
to-day, although Governor Folk was in
the city, and delivered a bitter TRADE
against county affairs. mentioning the
race track gambling in particular Gov
ernor Folk said:
IF the county will not enforce the laws
of the State in regard to gambling, the
State will take the case in it's own hands
l propose to see that the laws of Mis-
, souri, are executed"
Governor Folk has notified the State
, militia to be in readiness for a call, stat
ing that If the county gambling is not
stopped by the county authorities he will
stop it himself by force Of arms.
The race track people are laughing at
the Governors threat to call out the
militia, stating that no militia can be
called to interfere in county affairs until
the Sheriff asks for assistance and ac-
knowledges his own inability to cope with
the situation. The test case to determine
If the present system of betting at Del
mar is legal will take place early next
week.
Three favorites out Of six won for the
form players to-day at the track. A
much better attendance was recorded.
Only six books were in operation, but
these were almost swamped with busi-
ness. Summary:
FIRST RACE-One mile; four-year-olds and
Sss''ns to io.T E0fss; shandy. @s's ios cWard5
9 to 1-Plautus. ia WILSON, 8 ! 9Sss.
to 2-Hilee, 112 lsewelD ...2 oS 90 ar,s,ns 10
Winner. inner: E. Trotter's br. g. by Tristan Long
Muid Tl.isbee los. Mammon 100. Roommate
10I. Saul III. finished as named
SECOND RACE-Five furiongs; two-year-
1ettiino Horee Weigh Jockey ST. a. Fin.
g gym e s-ss5ssisss;sss as Is 5sS Wiisyo
Tims Il s.Iseats S4 IS i0 Start poor Won easily
Winner. b schrsIber's eh T. by by Bs1nSss. M1,Scsd
Srist 100 Caroline 100 sadie Martin 1857
Pintal 1O5. Little Pat 103. finished as named.
Sonny was disqualified and Sarsapariiia given
third.
THIRD RAcE-six furlongs; three-year-
Ret.inx. Horse. weight. Jockey ST. y. Fin.
-willowdene, 100 M 1Ggs) 1srnsg 2 IL aa2
Time. 1:2o. Start good. Won easily, WIN, Vim
Oats ra nsTy 10 i M ez 100
Fred Priesmeyer 1CO. Linda Rose lu' Nh
ished as named
FOURTH RAcE-Five and half furlongs.
handicap; two-year-olds
Betting Horse Weight +, JOCKEY: Sksisv, st. FIJI
TO I-Haughty, 106 a.. Wilson) l
s TO 2-Marpessa. 80 CW.Walker) u Ia
Time 1 IA Start poor. Won easily. Win
ner B. Schreiber's ch. C. by Balgowan or
Sain-Grand Lady. DIR. Mccarthy 80. Suzanne
s5, finished named.
FIFTH RACE-Mile and seventy yards
selling; three-year-olds and up
Betting Horse, Weight. Jockey. st. Fin.
2 TO sincerity Belle,S9 CWiey) ! III
to 5-Lone Wolf. 50 (Harris), 3 S2 a2
s to 3D. Sommers, 102 (SeweiD -
Time tsp Start good. Won easily. Win
ner. M D. Miller's ch. (. tS. by Handsome
Sincerity Bravery 90, Broodler 1O2. finished
as named.
SIXTH RACE-six furlongs. selling three
BETTING Horse Weight Jockey. st. q Fin
to 2~Oma ], 90 (McGee).....
1 to HI Dervish, ,1os D.Wflsn) 1152 ms
to 5-Miss NJ Dae, 1O7 tSewelD 3 80
Time. 10. Start good. Won driving. Win
ner. F. Gehring Jr. & Co.'S ch g. CD. oy
Bobby Beach Mary Pease. Pompano lOf. toi-
lies Bergeres 100. Gay Adelaide 81. All Black
81, finished named