Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-30

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SPORTING AND ATHLETIC GOODS.
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS & CAFES.
WHERE TO DINE.
The st. James, S.DS:If; s,,,,o,-
European. Rooms. q to 8.
High-elsss Restaurant at Reasonable PricsA
.CALLAGHAN'S aS#
L.d!es' and Gentleman. Cafe. Finest and os:s
'e rs sea foods In the city Lunch. L. to
HARVEY'S, ss1 e.; .yn 4 4 i. .iTH ST.
ssst sess =. FL Eiesant lunch. Il e ays..
she came from nowhere and beat Tilcing.
6 to 1, length for the place. Sylvan Dix
on 100 to shot, was a head out OF the
money and would have been third in an
other jump. The time was 1.1O
Held Field Safe.
F. Ambrose Clark's Macmillan. TO
second choice was able to hold his field safe
all the way in the steeplechase. winning
in a canter by twenty lengths in 5.37. H. s.
Pages Buchanan. IL to 1. had mortgage
on the place, with Red Warrior. 20 to l.
third. Allegiance. to favorite, would
have been in the money IL he had been
able to stand up
Anneta Lady, receding to 10 to L. was
surprise in the third event, for platers, at
six furlongs. Sewell took her to the front
in the last furlong. and she won easily
by two lengths from Rusk. to 10 favorite.
who backed UP when the former was pat
in. Varieties, backed from 30 down TO
80. closed with q game rush and was half
a length back. Brush Up had early speed.
but was beaten after half a mile.
Athlete, backed down to o to 10. won the
handicap at a mile. Miller had him In hand
all the way. and when the Atheiing colt
was let down he romped away from the
others and came to the wire five lengths
before Water Dog. II to 1. who got up M
time to beat Pater. to 1, head Tor the
place. The mile was run in 1.42.
The Chelsea stable pulled or a mild kill
ing In the last race. for maidens. at a
mile with Simple Honours. backed down toA
20 to L. This colt made all the running and
won In gallop. WITH Stolc, 10 L, tWo
lengths behind him. John E. Madden's
Sayior. to 2. was a poor third. The start
killed the chances of Holscher, IL to IA
vorite. The time was 142. Four favor
ties were defeated. Miller and Sewell each
handled two winners.
The Summaries.
First race selling. i've and one half furlongs-
Plausible 81 Cffiler), to 1 and to 5. wont
Mtntberia. 90 (Garner), to 1 and even, second;
Tneing, 100 &C. Ross). to 1 and 2 to i, third
Time, 1.1O. MitN. Oampaigner, Standard Oil. =
Barkeley, Sylvan Dixon. Fay. Delestromme, Hand
maiden. Alyth, Mariposa and Handsome Belle
Second race steeplechase, about two and
half MISREPRESENTATION. 40 tGanagher). to B
and to 5. won; buchanan. 100 (Grantland). IL
to 1 and 2 to L. second; Red Warrior, 135 (Huppe).
% to and to 2. third. Time. 5s1. Alie-
Third race. selling six furiongs-Anneta Lady,
LOT (Sewelp, 10 to 1 and to 1, won: Rusk, los
(Koerner1, to 10 and TO 4. second Varieties.
los fHenefnan), 30 to and to 1, third. Time,
LA 3-b. Fire Brand, Realm. Lackey. Hattie
Carr. Teacress. Brush Up and Prince Brutus
Also ran.
Fourth race the Adirondack handicap. sly fu.-
iongs-Salvidere. 126 (SeweiD, to and 10 4.
won; Don Enrique 1a0 lHoner. TO and e
2 second: Aletheuo. 10S 0fillerl, II to and
to 1, third Time, LA IS. Eddie Ware. RoycfS
Broome and Clara Huron also ran.
Fifth race, one mfie-Athete. ll6 (Mnler), to