The evening world. Newspaper, September 16, 1914, Page 14

_._ 7H" BVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER UP-TO-DATE “AND NEWSY an BEST SPORTING: PAGE IN:NEW ON BASEBALL’S FIRING LINE Copyright, 1914, by The Press Publishing Co. (The New York Evening World). | Leaves Yanks and Starts | by Auto To-Day for His Ranch | fear Los Angeles. « peenend 1,4 dremel | UOKY Frank Chance! ‘That's what he te—tucky, + Wreakt \ Be should worry about the Yanks! DODGERS TAKE BROOKLYN. R. H.PO. A. E. 0 14 0 players! Wie) ee = ~ ed o 11 0 erapes and s 3 mention Mmes | Gaur. oo H cone H ; e : ] tz, 3b. : ie bared own ranch. He = \ Egan, ss. oo10 0 end bed money enough to Do | Elberteld,ss......0 0 1 8 1 the rest of his lite when he Distance DOESN | McCarty, ¢. oo 200 am. Pe smoky tia’ soot LEWD agg al ——. Allen, p.. . ‘tease wow annee LEW. ee i wis ee ee Mishlanters. The money be To Ts NIE ____.|Heavy Batting in the Third In- .7 9217 2 Bat now he's going home, Fittery fouled out to Stock. on | ning Put Chicago Out of CHICAGO. to-day in his auto, RUN. 8 B R. H.PO. A. E. ot the Murray walked. Grant forced Mur- | . year’s salary ray out, Fittery to Berghamer to, * Running. -1 0 30 0 eownt and Groh. Merkle was called out on! Good, rf 00000 ii. ana — strikes. Johnson batted for Meyers. | —— a age ‘4 ans Oa Grant went to second on a wild pitoh, 7 Knisely, rf 2 ee ee (Continued from First Page.) Johnson struck out. NO RUNS. (Continued from First Page.) sani ee Snier, 1b. -0 1 8 0 0 where the NINTH INNING—Johnson now EBBETS FIELD, BROOKLYN, N. Zimmerman, 3b...0 1 0 1 1 birds al catching for New York. Killifer flied Y., Sept. 16.—The Dod, returned Corriden 3b. i a aa are full and jelso recetved @ welcome from more| {iets nrambly also filed to Fies.| gay and it will undoubtedly decide| this afternoon and began a eertes of gp eheey Sy ae ae : the sea recruits. Among the youngsters who| unassisted. NO RUNS, "| whether the Westerners will have! three games with the Chicago Cubs. : valleys 04 to. Arthur Bi look-in for the championship in| Al 4 McCarth: in th i Oe jay were ur ues any look-in for 6 championship in len ani leCa y were in eo pias mest John Verbout of the Interna- NATIONAL LEAGUE. the National League. Perritt worked | points for the Dodgers and Lavender | Sweeney,2b.......0 0 3 2 1 the League. Bues was o Giant for the visitors and Evers decided on|and Archer did the honors for the|Afcher, c. : ; o 43 0 ss Hecithovay AT PHILADELPHIA. Mla Cubs. .0 0 010 Demaree got the pitohing assign- ¥ FIRST INNING—Dolan struck out. RST INNING—Leach ded 0 0 0 20 ment, Selig (suind aphlank tase Aare 0 ares cut, Logger aly y cone ak Cutshaw to Daubert: Good lift. 0 0 0 0 0 John W Ames, his old teammate, 10 0.0.0 1 0 O— 3) Magee popped to vers, NO RUNS. | 2a: fy which Wheat grabbed, Saler’e .0 0000 i oe FIRST INNING—Killifer was out,| PHILADELPHIA— walked. Evers went to third when| fly was captured by Egan in sort] Keating -0 v 0 0 0 < famnont ahr Grant to Merkle. Twombly was easy, 12300000 —6 fete en ele yee br mpaeeel bree centre. NO RUNS, h —— = « = Fletcher to Merkle. Berghammer was! Batteries—Cooper, Conselman and Bo us egy 4 Myers popped to Sweeney, Dau- ‘on. ‘Broves, | Out, Demaree to Merkle. NO RUNS.| Gibson; Rixey and Killiten, “Umpires | Weveed, Alling Pee eeepae, Schmidt Bit] wert struck out. Stengel’s bounder| Ors ee rg * at 8 aoe helt the | ;fnodstass, drew & pass. Doyle|—ason and Quigley. ritt’s reach, Evers scoring. ©Smith| was grabbed by Zimmerman, who| Bresnahan batted for Pierce in éth. qrosteet feat of Gece. Aaa eet Wee con fanned. Maranville forced Schmidt,| tossed him out. NO RUNS, Keating ran for Bresnahan in 8th. oasresr. Pel eter te “Geoh, het eee tneee AMERICAN LEAGUE Miller to Huggins. ONE RUN. SECOND INNING — Zimmerman SUMMARY. tailed to pat ble foot corthe sane, paid, SECOND INNING—J. Miller] fly dropped safely inside of the foul pest pa, Balls—Off Allen, 2; doubled down the left fleld foul line.| line in short left, but as he tried to ratanien a struck been lote of both men were safe. Fletcher tripled atc LAND. ft Lavend ff Pi 1, Struck photos io daue otk seeing Dorie nea ROIT. Wilson beat out an infleld hit, J. Mil-|reach third on the hit he was easily Grey Alicnr as Bin avohaber ete ef checks pre- DETROIT— ler going to third. Wilson took second, nabbed, Wheat to Cutshaw to Geta, | ut 0 Ae py. Yaavenser 2) by @umabhly posted somewhere or 01001 0 5 1 O— Bjona wild pitch. Snyder out, Tyler to| Schulte was hit by @ pitched ball and |Pleree 2.° L Three-Base Hitec Deu: ether to encourage the making of big CLEVELAND— So Riller scared’ era RoR ees Coe ers;| took second on Fishera single. to | pat Gatien tip te pau Matches, Jens Willard, through a 0000010 1 1— 3lona wild pitch. Beck out Tyler to, Et. Sweeney popped to Utsaw; | ‘Two-Rase Hite—Zimmerman, Cut- busch of managers and would-be pmashed a drive into the left field A — 3 gonmidt. ONE RUN. i Gia Tae Coneed ont by Allen, jghaw (2), Sacrifice Hite—Gets, Sater. leachers for a home run, scoring| Batteries—Oltham and MoKee; i bod. gd Pe 4 | Stolen ses engel, Elberfeld. on Johnson's | Ro! ‘ahead of him.’ Moyers | Contes and Basen ot ine Yeiked. Tyler beat out an!“ Whoat was retired by Sweeney and | Stlen, Playa—Biberfeld to Cutshaw, Umpiree—Egan infleld hit, wane going to second, lan. Ev. miles struck out. FIVE RUNS. and Dineen. M Sailer. Cutshaw pasted the ball in- | to Daubert (2); Stengel to Cutshaw. r”) they'd back SECOND INNING—Groh was ‘hit Henn Caae Ba} La beater side of the left fleld foul line for two | Hit by Pitcher—By Allen (Sweeney). . ugeins, ing Ty’ bases, Gotz's high jumper took a ty mosey. And, after all, by @ pitohed ball. Niehoff, batting AT 8T. Louis. Conholly fouled to Mages. NO RUNS. . cetns bis Umpires—Klem and Exaile, Attend- for Von Kolnits, lined out to Burns, INST GAME, THIRD INNING—Perritt struck out,| Pound over Fisher's head, giving the | ance, 2,000. there's 0 heavyweight Yingling walked. Demaree threw out Dolan fanned. Huggins walked, Hug-| Patter his base and allowing Cutshaw | ~~ better the chance|Gonsales, both runners advancing, | CHCAGO— fins was caught off fre and madera| ‘©, crost the ‘plate, Getz war. out 00010000001 8T. LOUIS— Archer to Fisher. ONE RUN. stealing second, WINNERS AT MONTREAL. Egan struck out. THIRD INNING—Lavender sent a | look clownish!: dash for second, Maranville failing to Kellogg struck out. NO RUNS. Demaree cover the bag, and meer was safe, beat out an infiek, hit, Snodgrass. forced out Demaree, Bex Maranville getting ited for an er- | FIRST RACE—Purse $500; three- hammer to Groh. Doyle was sate 0010 00 0 O 0 1— 2)ror “Sages singled to centre, Hug. Sy to Myers, Laas releesia tou) By | EIDET, perigee filer Meh on Groh's fumble. Snodgrass was| pa t and Schalk; Ham-j|gins ecoring. For the second time ning catch of. Good struck out, NO ix gut stealing, Gonsales to Nishoff./1ton and Agnew. Umpiree—Evans| Magee was caught napping off first Runs. ° Bon Doyle stole second. Doyle stole third. |and and dashed for second, Maranville| Gary drew a pass to first on Berns was out, Groh to Kellogg. NO QROOND Gaur. uMng Schmidt's perfect throw, and) uae, alien bunted to Lavender, who RURIRD INNING—Ames _ atruck| CHICAGO— : $e runner wae sate, J; Miller fied to) shot tne ball to Fisher, forcing’ Me- | a Oat out. Killifer drew a pass. Twombly 000 os Whitted fiied to Riggort. Huggins) panty af eccand. paren Runiee ane: | Time, 1151-5, Bastante, Banjo Jim, filed to Burns “NO RUNS. $T. LOUIS— moras gehmidtat aioe and throw.) Anen to second, Daubert. then |Punky Cecil, Minstra’ and Kin:; 5 . e ret J ret. Sm! sin- te t also ran. bertson ball to the wall in deep | Stalwar ee ott eats. an 000 — _ |sled to left. | Maranvilie aingied tol n"contre for three, basen, scoring | SECOND RACK—Purse $800; matd- grounded ont to Kellogg. Grant was Batteries —Woltgany and Kuhn; |Centre Whaling forced Smith at! Aicn und Myers. Stengel walked. |en three-year-olds and upward; six Out, Niehoff to Kellogg: NO RUNS.| 1 Wereng and Agnee, “Winaguhti|third on a grounder to Beck. NO Stengel stole second. Wheat hit to|furlongs.—Ajax, 102 (Obert), 12 to 1, left, Nivbett rae patted ach aingled tO! vane and Sb BUNA, Zimmerman, who made a bad throw|% to 1 and even, first; Aprina, 108 Nichoft was called out on atrilcen ——— FOURTH INNING Wilaon fouted| to Archer,” allowing Daubert. and | (Callahan), 9 to i0, 1 to 4-and’ out, He Rae FEDERAL LEAQUE. ey ee ey Stengel to cross the plate and Wheat | second; Boden, 402; Metcalf, 16 i . to 1 ani re Merle NORUM OM — ealing, Whaling to Maranville, NO |‘ iit w Kept up his good hitting | King Chilton, Dorothy Priwer, Az BALTIMORE. Tyler opened the fourth with a sin-| Witt.a line drive to the left fleld wall | Cotton and Hopsack also ran. KANSAS — lo to Tight, Maron nacrified Periz | for three bases, scoring Wheat. Getz | ‘THIRD RACE—Puree $500: three- 0000010 fo Mages. Evers’ filed to” Wilson,| bunted safely to Zimmerman, allow: | yeur-olde and upward; selling; five Connolly was hit in the back by a| ins Cutshaw to c the plate. By and a half furlongs.—Rubicon, 107 8. BALTUIMORE— pitched ball and took firat, Whitted | forced Getz, Fisher to Sweeney, Me- | (Metcalf), 9 to 10 and out, frst: t, Gunner isn't} FIFTH INNING.—Stock playing 0201001 —— | filed to Dolan. NO RUNS, Carty Bled to Rehulte, Se Bue $8. | Amoret, 101 (Ward), 8 to 1, 7 to 2 an desperate risk in meeting | third, Grant playing second and Mur- INNING—Beck singled to} FOURT ‘y € to 5, second; Beaumont Be! ray playing right. Fittery struck| , Betterlee—Adame and Wasterly: lish Berritt sacrificed, Schmidt to| placed Egan at short for Brooklyn. |¢acton), 12 tol, 4 to 1 and 8 to 6 out, Killifer walked. Twombly ain- | SugwS ond, fecklitech, Um Evers, who covered first. Dolan hit a| Culshaw made a great stop of Saler’a | third. ‘Time, 1.09 2-6. Ugo, Broom: gled to right, Killifer going to sec- —_—_-— Vicious drive at Smith which was too} scorching Srounder 00 yi on hedge, Mamma Johnson, McClintock Berghammer singled to left and AT BUFFALO. hot to Bandle and went for & base Blt, | oe a ae ee erubert, Beat, [#84 Ben Loyal also ran, Burns threw Killifer out at the er. sd Book taking ind. Dotan was caught| of by ! ee , ane Deu pes Ren wiee FOURTH RACE.—Puree $1,000; Twombly going to third and] 5? off first, and when he ran outride base bor tt a one Y ikaattly threw the |Eclipse Stake; two-year-olds; six fur- jammer to second on the throw 10000200 — |iNac wes declared out, Tyler to ball over the arandstand and was put|longe—Broom Flower, 105 (Callahan), Groh filed to Fletcher. NO! guppaio, Schmidt to Evers. Huggin singled to| Dit! over Pame and Corridon took his | to 1, 1 to 2 and out, first; Ormulu, centre, scoring Beck. He tried to make second, but was out, Whitted fo Evers, ONE RUN. 120 (Metcalf! to 90, out and out, second; Stalwart Helen, 108 (Am brose), 8 to 1, 4 to 5 and out, third, place. Pierce replaced Lavender, in the box for Chicago. Allen singled to centre, Myers forced Allen, Corridon O11L10112 ries —Krupper and Simon; pass. Snodgrass Stock went all the way Frank Gace 1s cor Por, Catron "To" Le HAPPILY BER APTE: d | engagement to go shooting, to her si me MISS BISHOP BEATEN BY MISS ROSENTHAL IN WOMEN'S GOLF TOURNEY Gold Medal Winner Monday Lost by One Sided Score of 6 and & GLEN COVE, L. 1, Sept. 1—The @econd round of the National Women's Golf Championship, a tournament already noted for its many upsets, supplied another big surprise here to-day when Mise B. V. Rosenthal, a player of little note, decisively defeated Miss Bishop, who won the qualifying gold medal Monday. In that round Miss Rosen- thal was compelled to participate in a play-off to ocontinue in the championship, yet to-day she won from Miss Bishop by the one-sided "Sina Balenon’ se bering & previ p, remem! ce \° ous defeat by Miss Rosenthal at Wilmington last year, had a premo- inition of an wage beforp_she started on her round ‘to-day.’ managed to square the first hole in five, but then slumped badly and lost the next three holes in quick order. Miss Bishop captured the fifth, where her opponent twice drove out of bounds for a seven. After this Migs Rosenthal stiffened her game while Miss Bishop's golf went to pieces. Miss Rosenthal oame to the turn in 4, Miss Bishop took 48 strokes. Coming in Miss Rosenthal won the first three holes and t! uneven match came to @ close at the thir- teenth. In the other matches the surviving favorites won by comfortable mar- gins. Misg Lillian B. Hyde, the met Topolitan title holdér, who stands a fine chance of reaching the finals, en- Joyed a romp on her match with Mrs, J. E. Davis, wienian Oy. the wide mar- in of 7 up and 6 to go. Mrs. A. H. lackson, Eastern ohampion, another strong favorite for the title round, excellent golf and won from Mine E. W. Allen, a clubmate from the Oakley Club, by 3 up and 2 to go. Miss Caroline Painter, the Western title holder, defeated Mra. H. R, Stockton of Cranford by 3 and 1 in ‘ match featured by keen competi- tloa, Arriving home the Western girl drew a long breath of relief and re- marked that she never ig so hard for victory. The Misa Painter: Out 6666665 4 5-48 »} In .. 466646466 Mrs. Stockton: Out 76 In 466 Mrs. B. H, Steedman, surprised that continued so far the tourna- defaulted, because of a previo! ter, Miss MoNeeley. The summarie: Miss Caroline Painter, Midlothia: beat Mrs. H. R. Stockton, Plainfeld, H. Jackson, Oakley, beat Miss B. Allen, Oakley, 8 and 2; Migs Ethel Campbell, brook, beat Mrs. E. W. Daly, Oakle: and 1; Mrs. C. Vanderbeck, Philada Cricket Club, beat Miss M, A. Roberson, Bell- jort, 7 and 6; Miss E. V. Rosenthal, avisioe, beat Miss Bishop, Brook- lawn, 6 and 5; Miss Lillian B, Hyde, South Shore, beat Mrs. J. E. Davis, Batte on Berghammer’s wild pires—A -| Sohmidt singled to right. Smith ‘Time, 1.15 2-5. Only three started, i 6; Miss i. H, Barlow, throw and Snodgrass scored. Groh boy Raa ton Vi ae out, Beck “to” McGee, Maranville fo Brrentay. On tetic fied gous, ie FIFTH RACE—Purse; $500; two- Heaney aetna i aarier Richmond rafaw, 8s Drered., syeviner Gowen : singled to left, scoring Schmidt, Ma-| tossed out Wheat. NO RUNS. year-olds; five and one-half furlongs. | County, 6 and to left, scorin ee etees PAbereregped AT PITTSBURGH, ranville reaching second on Dolan's| rivTH INNING—Fisher walked, |-—Tivi, 108 (Metcalf), 11 to 6.4 to 5 and a catries tor to-) threw out Murray, Fletcher going to co— Rad ihrem ond When Huggins held! aweeney drove a fly to Myers. Arch-|2 to 6, first; Ashokan, 101 (Ward), 7 to MONTREAL ENTRIES. as follows: third. Grant struck out. TW! Maranville he was Hows by the! or nit into a double play, Elberfeld to|2, 6t0 6 and 1 to 2, second; Aimee Les- '. ow) | RUNS. ied saad 0 2400 1 0 O O~ 7) umpire to take gain. Rorritt knocked! Cutshaw to Daubert. NO RUNS. — |Iie, 101 (Calahan), 10 fo 4.8 to 1 and sotaaly SIXTH INNING—Nichoft Aled to) pre-ssurgy down Whaling’s drive, but threw wild olde 3 to 2, third. Time, 110, Flossie Lee.| ywonrRMAL, ont, Sept. 16—Tho en- Snodgrass. Yingling was out, Fletcher : to the plate, Maranville scoring and Haberdash, Rainooat and Ne Pin} tries for to-morrow's races follow: rant’s formbie, ‘Kellog arew a pass 0 00 08 1 00 O- ay tenaling, wesjentetsiommt, Tyler fied) CRIMSON AND TIGERS [oo * Nplatlaai aaa pa ea a Batteries — Johnson ‘Wilson; 1 102; Haberdash, Pied Piper, 105) struck out. NO RUNS. +] Whaling pylling up at second. Ev IS FINALS. ¥ ; per, Pied tripled to deep right centre Fieeer ond Berry, Umpires — hit to dealers Who tossed to Hugatr IN TENN Ls. LEXINGTON ENTRIES. oR heat i Me filed to Killifer, Merkle scort: latter muffing the throw ani oa " 3 five and oh after the catch. Demareo struck out bases were full. Connolly out, Hug-| | PHILADELPHTA, Sept, 16—Aa a re-| | miner te Ss: Ghats Beer, Nea dures INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. |#!nt to McGee. TWO RUNS. oa, | Intersebetats” Inn "tennis champions ie Bean ooloa, ‘Barber: iste hae, 4 - }~Magee fann i 2 4 hy . Bach y ‘AT TORONTO, 7. Miller Gied to Connelly, ae funn reenbe Harvard and Prines: Feinias yesh 13: : 4 a 1, line MONTREAL— threw out Wwugoe, poy BUMe ton has boon emjnated a the ay a ye poy ite 0b} fog” Stalwart, 112: York. 010001 0 0 o~— glow Maueginn’ to Wanees ecneint morning play: f owe: ic as: Oa a, 8 Pome ope ee et: lifer was out, Stock to Merkle. for to Snyder, Smith singled to! Gmfen: “Princeton, ‘beat _ MoBtiroy, | m, -_ rare for, thtwws att phe: ome erp M14: The Mpieit, 10; Twombly filed to Murray. Demaree | TORONTO— left. Maranville flied to Huggins.| university of Pittsburgh, 6-3, 1-5, ae tae adie’ ioe Oat Bem, 100; i threw out Berghammer. NO RUNS. 20300201 —8|No RUNS. eat fader, Princeton, beat Brown, Har- her, pera: anes a Batteriee—Richter and J. Srutth; lisphanta dala Gel Gone Nees TWandevander,’ Princeton, beat Law, IGE amon crovgee Aaa: gall. Ot: Mew: forced out Stock, Fittery to Hearn and J singled to right. Riggert hit into a q r 5 » 10T; ng Lots dice, 9 | sot iltammer. Fletcher hit into © dents ea mrey fant double ‘play, ‘Kvers making | wines, bres mupai, Found: g peat [fair Wate "Feta Hate Net | Tort writs Play, Groh to Kellogg. NO RUNS. AT BUFFALO, phenominal stop of Riggert's groud- | Allen en mere, ‘Havert ih elpen nia oe 15: ‘Pontatract corkin . ingle to eft "Wehot te — jon Sena i ant hen mene, Kenn and Repogie, Pennsyivanis, ft: a 00; three xear able e ing sing! le 0. and the lat y a lightning throw * | Mise + 10T; tt nd seventy arda pi mettenet o*8-| Singiod to left, Groh golng to wecond, 1000006 -- [i gchmiat retired ‘iguert® ‘Book |PO% Pople, and Kooniger, “Dartmouth, [g* itr SAfiag; - og phy Cole... Tingling forees Grey ot Caird. Dem; BUFFALO— went ent Maranville to Schmidt. NO pounninghan and Btod i <a re peat Hay ey a bo y oo. ees All Aen aree tock. lef er fum! I. nton ant 5 b be " . ‘ if a : Bm wate | Ga ink" sal wats |, Ratnam ant Wiis: | ues Male WY PP] Biante, gone, Penman (Mig ie eae a re |. Kellogg groun out to jes — am an jams; a one for lan. Perritt K porentice alt clad clear; : pd ‘Weather ciesr, rent con Niel ar Hee No RUNG, beat Wekel and Hallett, Haverford, 6—3, |"* areatiee ‘allowance’ claiwied, sa Clear; e ‘ EDITED BY . ROBERT EDGREN iss Bishop | ©! MONTRESSOR WINS NASSAU STAKES AT BELMONT TRAGK R. T. Wilson’s Entry Had Little Opposition in Feature Event—Day for Favorites, (Special to The Drening Wortd,) BELMONT PARK RACE TRACK, N. Y., Sept. 16—The Nassau Selling. Stakes, the feature of to-day’e racing card, was scratched down to four starters, with Montresor the 1 to 8 favorite. Montresor won, of course, as 1 to 8 shots should, but his victory brought out Ittle enthusiasm from the crowd. Humiliation, ridden by a mite of a lad, Campbell, a gradu- ate from the Cassatt barn, shot to the front at the start and stayed there’ until well into the stretch, where Sumter, on Montresor, made his move ‘and went on to an easy victory. Bac, running third all the way, came on and caught humiliation, too. Although the Cassatt gelding was tiring fast he beat out Beethoven for the show. money, FIRST RACE. q Perthshire and J. J. Létts wera scratched from the opening event. This left Reybourn an odda on chotoe, with Water Welles the second choice, Reybourn was best. He ran straight im the middie of Yellow Eyes and ‘Water Welles for a quarter of a mite and then went to the front. As soon ae he was clear of his field Reybourn took to the outer rail and Water Welles followed him. Both finished under the noses of the judges, Wates Welles was second by a length, Yel low Eyes had the whole inside of the track to himself. He was the ealy one that ran straight. SECOND RACE, prohfvitive price af 1 to very easily with M over his shoulder all through the final sixteenth. Rhine Maiden was the only one that made it a contest. Minstrel was @ fast third. @h was all over the race track and raa ® very bad race. FOURTH RACE, Snigee on easily. la Bryson took to high brush when running second and lost all chances. Boe, running well up all the way and saving ground under orig handling, was easily seo- ond, in nt of Perthshire, 7 FIFTH RACE. teat. He really didn't until two jumps from home when abl) hands made their moves at the same time, once in front Footlights drew away easily, but the contest for the Place position developed into @ race on the flat in which Wooltaz outinsted , Himitation, Big Sandy had his usgal’ early speed, but quit at usual, pA SE WINNERS AT LEXINGTON, FIRST RACH.—Selling; purse $4005 for four-year-olds and up; six fur* longs—Little Father, 09 Gmyeh). first; Grosvenor, 104 (Keogh), second; Sureget, 106 (Murphy), third. Time, 1134-6. Civil Lass, Al Blooh, Pt May, Lady London, Barnard, Ooy, Trifler, Yemassee and L. H. Adai® also ran. Two-dollar mutuels pald— Little Father, straight $5.30, place $3.60, show $8.40; Grosvenor, $8.60, show $2.90; Sureget, show SECOND RACE—Purse $500; maiden colts and geldings two old; five and a half furlongs —Bill Dudley, 112 (Taylor), won; Leo Ray, 112 (McEwen), second; Christie, 108 joose), third, Time—1.07 2-5, Fy A, eigie, Hoos Hoo, Jefferson, Alten Cain, Long Reach, Tinsman, Moscow, Yestersun and McAdoo algo ran. $2 mutuels paid: Bill Dudtey, straight $3.80, place $3.50, show $2, Leo Ray, place $22.70, show $14.40; Christie, show $3.40, THIRD RACE—Gentlemen's cup; purse $400; threes Ids and up; ; one mile.—Tom #140 (Mr. Combs), first; in Brass, 185 (Mr. L. Patton), second; Daddy Gip, 140 (Mr. Masner), third. ‘Time, 1442-5, Little Baker and Santander also ran. $2 Mutuals paid, Tom King, straight, $4.90; place, $3.10; $2.40, Rustling Brass, place, $} show, $2.20, Daddy Gip SPORTING, RACING BELMONT PARK TOMORROW SIX STIRIANG EVENTS. INCLUDING 4, b) ie Nurse’ and 2-Mile FIRST RACE A’ SPECIAL RACE TRAINS bad ion, Bird St. ‘nvokiya, DS ! Handicap | a. Steeplechase af ve | A