The sun., 1907-08-12
ROSE ELECTRITE STEPS FAST.
Beats Rasiand. ,. ID. and Crimson Clover
on the Speedway.

WI ssfD CtpCNoVeys
A large crowd gathered at Speedway Park
yesterday morning to watch the racing. and
as the road was in nne condition and the
stars were out in full force the results fully
justified expectations. Among those who
drove we're James J. Murphy with Don Derby,
J. II. Campbell driving Susie c.. L. j. La
Place with Frank Wilson. Andrew Crawford
behind Ninety-thres Baron, L. W. Boynton
with Crimson Clover. William Scott behind
Ragland, Joseph Gibbons driving Bessie
c., the veteran trainer Peter Nance with
Dan. T.. II. A. Pierce behind Upton. N. T. B.
driven by Max Greenbaum and Dr.. 9. with
DR.. Semon at the reins.
Rose Eectrite. owned and driven By z.
Bottemis. came out victorious In every brush
In which she was entered. She had for her
opponents some Of the fastest Of the Speed
way favorites. In her first start she dsfeated
william SCOTS Rasland apparently with
speed to spare. Tho next brush brought
together Rose Electrite. J. B. and Crimson
Clover. The three horses finished in the
order named With Rose Electric Q good
length In the lead. Tho result Of tho next
brush VS. the same so far a. Rose Eleotrite
was concerned. but this time Crimson Clover
finished second and J. b. third. Later Grim
son Clover defeated J. b. single hand. A
bad break At the quarter post threw J. B.
back several lensths and hs was never able 10
nc1Cu oVcu bcIkkAo.
After being beaten by Rose Electrite Rag
land redeemed himself by finishing In front
Of Annie Rambie. owned BY Arthur Mace
and driven By Elmer Stevens. who in turn
took the measure Of Andrew Crawford's
Ninety-three Baron.
mans Nonamie and Annie Ramble came
sS ira Az "a; Just sS:sd sS:s :S
with Andrew Crawford's Ninety three Baron
for her opponent: Era Frank Wilson: owned and
length ahead cf Mr.. crswford's ss horse. tTRs TSe
Bromley very decisively.
and s GRAHAM. na sSsn % had so:s,se ssEe:
OF friendly brushes which resulted In q de-
Cidsd victory for Tia; a., Mr.; NJ. sotslao,s mare
whitehall by several lengths, The third and
decisiv. heat " vas won by Ila by safe margip.
beating George Csosby's George 6. and Dr. Dr..
Krahmer's Burgess. The horses nnished In
the order named with only a short length
whitehall aiso came out victorious in a
three corpcred tilt which brought together
Terence Kennedys Franklin and W. stelters
In the lead. with Franklin in second position.
After being beaten by lila. Burgess won .
couple Of good brushes from Arlington with
lowered the oolors Of Whitehall. with B. j,
John ks az sss rsin. II r0Ps s1 q
wilkes also won two good brushes from Mr..
Kelly. !.ss ssldins ,s Ssssinf him each time by
Gibbons, was entered In only one brush but
this was Q winning performance. She low
cred the colors Of Patrick Kennedy's chest
nut gelding, Lord Bromley.
American Association.
A. Louisvlle-Lousvtiie. o. ST. Paul, l.
AZ Columbus-Ffrst gAme-Kansas City, T. CO.
lumbus. Second game-Coumbus, q Kansas
City. 2.
New York state League.
Al WilkesbarTe-Wilkesbarre,E a. Scranton, o.
Al UticA-First game-Utca, 7: A, J. and O., O.
Second same-Utica. 10; A.. J. and O.. I.
Other BAscb all Games.
AT BoBoKEN.
Hoboken....,..0 o q o. o Is II .
Cuban Stars.....O o o o o o % 10
Basteries-Gcon. Maloney and Green; Medina and
Figurols.
Games Scheduled for To-day.
AMERICAN LRAoUR.
Nsw York In Cleveland Boston In Chicaso,
Philadelphia In Detroit; Washington In st. Louis
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York In Pfasburg
RAsrERN LEAouB
Js.'sy S:sy S IL Toronto NsvsIt In sutislo: Bsiu-