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Show id mi i TO Not a Favorite Comes in w at Butte, Where Long ShojK Capture Purses. Sp STEAMBOAT ANNEXES ML FEATURE AT WIKK Prince Also Victor in Gruelling Chase Over thff Jumps in Canada. K BUTTE, July 21. Not a ravorltiP1 first under tho wire today, th rjH! approach being Enfield and PrlncBj Prince Winter, winner of the bv a head from Pedro, provtd rK' tlonal and was the cause of tho BL of W. B. Glover being refused faSE Indefinite period. Prince WlnterrHr today did not. In the opinion cKi Judges, look consistent. 9S. Acumen, at 10 to 1 in tho fourthlHf' Just managed lo head out EndrmlcP! the favorite. Endymlon 11 lookiBf to have won In another Jump. BeaB First race, selling, five furlonzifc-tain furlonzifc-tain Miller. 10 to 1 (Rosen). wovBf summer, 2 to 1 (Kederls), second 'K Olscan, 4 to I (Buxtoh). third. -K 1:02. Klnfolks, Rake. Nlta, WtgHc and Amargosa also ran. iB Second race, selling, four and xK-furlongs xK-furlongs Wild Bear. 60 to 1 (Etflr!1 won: Elsewhere. 6 to F UlopklmTR; ond; Roya! Dolly, 25 to 1 (Mondanj'tB? Time, :54. (Track record.) Great' Camarada and Sancl also ran. Third race, nurse, futurity courK field, 7 to 2 (Denny), won: LochleK 5 (Hufnagel), second. Jack O'LHf 30 to I (Nelson), third. Time, hllC Jones and Kid North' also ran. Fourth race, selling mile AcinaK to 1 (Shrincr). won; Endymlon llIBb (Mentry). second; Judge Qulnn, SB (Hufnagel). third. Time, 1:40 2.5, berg and Uelena also ran. K' Fifth race, selling, five furlonji-K Von, 4 to 1 (Buxton) won; WlltndK 40 to 1 (Denny). Eecond: Zool, Tm (Parker), third. Time. 1:01 1-5. Drjft Dell and Anne Revere also ran. vE Sixth race, selling, seven fcr!H Prince Winter. 3 to 1 (Parker). ?Mg Pedro. 5 to 1 (Denny), second: EaVflC 2 to 1 (Callahan), third. Tirn,' Tlflis. Hammcraway. Littleton. guard. Mara gar c l Randolph and PaH NIMBUS, 2 TO 7, WINS. 9 Short-Priced Horse Captures tha rBf Race at Windsor, -K WINDSOR. Ont.. July 21. Ihtm attractions at Windsor this afttrB were the race for CanadIanbrdH 3-ear-olds and a steeplechase OTfB two-mile course. Steamboat wrH first named, while Prlnc TOH steeplechase. Results First nice, five furlongs StoH 4 to 1. won: Prince Polo. 13 to iM ond: Satl, 6 to 5, third. Time. ImH Second race, steeplechase, two oH Prince. 7 to 1. won; Dr. Koch, second; Race Brook, S to 5, third. 'K 4:33. P Third race, mile and a sixfdBt Tanunda, 7 to 5, won: Golden 3H fly, 4 to 1. second; Granla, IS to5,tBV Time, 1:46 3-5. -Wb Fourth race, mile Nimbus, 1 K won: Red Wine, 12 to 1. sccocd;;B tin W. Littleton. 9 to 2, third. S. 1.39. 'B Fifth race, five and a half furtHi Light o' My Life. 9 to 10, bone. 3 to 1, second: Miss Joe, (WM third. Time, 1:07 2-5. Sixth race, six furlongs EagJe 9 to 10, won: King Avondale. Iflp second: Cooney K-. 25 to 1, thlrrLB Seventh race, purse $500. mil lV sixteenth Arcltc. 9 to 5. won brV lengths; Compton. IS to 5, sccorilP land, 10 to 1. third. Time, 1.47. Today's Butte Entriei BUTTE. July 21. Entries for &hjb First race, futurity course. seHliHb year olds and up Sevcnfull. EdMjb 112; John H. Shechan. Doc AlloVfe vage. Quick Trip. Dcneen. lW'Bgi Ship. xElmeta Hamilton Mta K Placidef Contra Costa. 107. -iK Second race, five furloncs. winen year olds zYmir. zSldon, Royal TM Land Rankin. 112; Horus. 110; Links. 107: Evelina. 104. jMZ Third race, five and a half taR selling xNapa Nick. J. F. CrowleM Elizabeth Harwood. 106: xMetrogJ Continneri on Pace Elevea. WILD BEAR, 60 TO 1, WINNER Continued From Pago Ten. 105: Salao. 101; Fern L., 9S; Dacla, 05. Fourth race, mllo and 70 years, handicap handi-cap Meadow. 129; aSoohn. 110: Arasee. 117: Choster Krum, 1IC; aStlcker. 102; Bluck Mate. 100. Fifth race, six furlongs, selling, three year olds and up Ben S'tono. Heine. Ill; Binocular, 100, Domlthilda. Lady Elizabeth. Eliza-beth. Roberta, Banorella, 107; Jack Stryker. 101. Sixth race, six furlongs, selling, thron year olds and up Barnesdale. 114; Jockcv Mounco. Gartcrllght. Lee Harrison Harri-son II. Ill; Rey El Tovar, Bellllower. Flying. Chllla, Gramorcy. Dorothy Led-gott. Led-gott. 100, Green Isle, 90. Weather cloudy: track fasL Apprentice nllowance. zG. V. Berry entry. all. G. Bed well entry, Stoinfeldt Vory 111. , ,9x?.I?f!"A,ri' Jl,,y, 21. Hnrry Stoinfeldt, Stoin-feldt, third baseman for the Boston Nationals. Na-tionals. Is seriously ill at his home in Bellcvue. Ky. Tho attending physician says Stoinfeldt Is suffering from nervous prostration brought about through worry over his release from the Chicago team early In the soason. Since Mondav Stelnfoldt has been undor tho observation observa-tion of specialists In nervous diseases. Butto Wins In Drills. HANCOCK. Mich., July 21. Tho Butte, Montana, team won the International Interna-tional hammer and drill contest this afternoon, drilling 50J Inches and winning win-ning the Ryan prize of S1000, Tamarack No. 5. Michigan, was second. 541; Calumet Calu-met & Hecla third, -19. There wero 15,000 persons present. Horzog Goes to New York. BOSTON. July 21. Inflolder Charles L. Herzog. who was recently suspended for a few days bv the Boston Nationals because be-cause of n controversy with President Russell, was todav traded to the New York Nationals for Inflolder Bridewell and Henry Gowdy. British Will Challenge. LONDON. July 21. The Hurllngham Polo club today decided again to challenge chal-lenge the Mendowbrook club of America for the International polo cup in 1012. Tholr ilnanclnl difficulties have been : bridged over by the duko of Westminster . International Tennis. LONDON, July 21. The English Lawn t Tennis nusoclatlop today agreed to play t the preliminary matches for tho Dwipbt F. 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