Show THE WOULD OF SPOILT I I Principal Events on the Trade and Diamond Yesterday Chicago May 10The board of appeal ap-peal of the National Trotting Association Associa-tion tonight finally reinstated the famous stallion Alcyon who was suspended I sus-pended for trotting a crooked race with Nelson The temporary reinstatement of Driver Robins was continued Heavy Trade and Wind lcnv anc St Louis May 10A heavy track with a raw west wind and but an ordinary card at the fair grounds today to-day brought out only the most confirmed 1 con-firmed of speculators and even these I j did scarcely enough betting to keep I 1 the pencilers awake The first race 1 went to a 40 to 1 shot the favorite never showing j First race six furlongs Mr Dun lap won Oakview second Uncle John third Time 120 I Second race five furlongsMiss Alice Al-ice won Little Jim second Momus third T1me1O64 j Third race seven furlongs Chiswick won Belizarus second Senator Irby third T1me13411 11 Fourth race six furlongsCass won Parquette second General Ross third Time 119 I Fifth race mile and onesixteenth Billy Sunderland won Jamestown second Harry Weaver third Time 117 r 117Sixth I Sixth race mile and onesixteenth My Partner won Sir Rae second Outcry Out-cry 15 to 1 third Time 15594 I Kitty Clivc Won I Lexington Ky May 10The L 1 G Strauss selling purse worth 1310 jto I the winner was the feature of the races here today and the time in j which it was won 140 is the fastest for this track Kitty Clive T C McDonalds I Donalds twoyearold the winner to I day also holds the record for five fur longs over the track First race seven furlongs Beatiflce I won Llewellyn second Long Ago third Time 128 Second race four and a half fur I longs Deno won Spiritualistic second sec-ond Myrtle third Time 56y > I i Third race one mile Ducat won Strothrol second La Colonia third I i Time 140 I Fourth race one mile Pocahontas won Valiant second Bobby Gaylor third Time 143 Y I Fifth race five furlongs Kitty Clive won Ashland I second Black Tiser I third Time 102 Events at Frisco I San Francisco May 10First race i six and onehalf furlongs Outright 74 E Jones 2Y to 1 won Captain Cos ter 80 Burns 3 to 1 second King Sam 102 Burlingame 2 to 1 third Time 123 Sidney Kelly McGinniss First Ned Foster True Briton also ranSecond j Second race half mile El Tirano i 104 Chevalier 10 to 5 won Silver 101 Sloane 2i to 1 second Foremost Fore-most 107 Lloyd 6 to 5 third Time 49W Miss Ruth Snow Blossom Little Flush colt also ran Lite i Third race six furlongs Rear Guard 106 I Hennessy 2 to 1 won Ida Glenn 91 CE Jones 8 to 1 second Polaski 93 Sloan 10 to 1 third Time 114 Cocheco Promise Greenhock Santa Fe Valparaiso Ledalia also ran Fourth race handicap one mile Gladiator 97 Chevalier S to 1 won Trentola 97 Sloan 10 to 1 second Last Chance 102 Peters 3 to 1 third Time 142 ½ Booze and Hydy also ranFifth race six furlongsModel 77 Burnes 9 to 5 won Seaspray 77 < f l B Jones 7 to 1 second Boston Boy 112 Lloyd 6 to 1 third Time 114 4 Gordius Lonnie E Catch Em Faro also ran Todays Pro ulnlie I San Francisco May Following are the entries for tomorrows races First race fiveeighths of a mile selling sel-ling Twang 98 Ben F 106 Toots 106 Joe Hooker Jr 98 Altomio 95 Red Rose 96 Mamie D 96 Vulcan 98 I Second race half mile maiden 2year olds Hanford 118 Captain Coster 113 Niagara 113 Flirtilla 110 St Cecilia filly 115 Umatilla 105 Straight Tip 115 105 Coquette 110 Terra Nova 115 Washoe Third race one mile selling Vanda light 95 May Day 88 Long DOr 95 I Seaside 91 Ryland 97 Auteul 101 Cher ookee 77 Blue and White 91 Currency I 106 Nicodemus 106 Fourth race fiveeighths of a mile selling Shamrock 102 Pronto 91 Gypsy Gyp-sy Girl 108 Jennie H 105 Nellie Van 100 Roanoke 102 Jack The Ripper 110 Gold Dust 99 Fifth race five and onehalf furlongs Viceroy 100 Sale M 89 Reno 110 Chevalier 91 North 102 Peregal 102 Tulle S 97 Border Lassie 89 Chemuck 89 Lodi 94 Remus 89 Results at Hawthorne I Hawthorne Il May 10First race I threequarters of a mile Memphis I won Fair Knight second Bell Guard third Time 123 Second race fiveeighths of a mile Sweet Alice won Verdant second Onyx third Time 107 Third race one mile Logan won Tilsit second Strathmeath third Time 149 Fourth race threequarters of amile Pittgburg won Bret Hart second Wautauga third Time 122 Fifth race threequarters of a mie Entrie won Consisten second Freddie L third Time 122 Rambler In Dead Lexington Ky May 10Eugene Leigh has received the sa intelligence from Nashville that his famous old Bramble and Daisy Hoey gelding Rambler had broken his leg and had to be destroyed Rambler was severely kicked in a race by Pomfect at the late Cumberland Park meeting and the accident ac-cident necessitated the injured member mem-ber in fastening being put in a sling which slipped To Rambler Leigh owes his start toward his position of affluence Good Bye Simdow San Francisco Cal May 10All attempts at-tempts to have a wrestling match between be-tween a lion and a bear at the Midwinter winter Fair having failed arrangements arrange-ments are now being made to match Sandow the strong man to wrestle with a lion and the perfect man as he calls himself has signed a contract to meet Colonel Boones big lion Commodore Com-modore in the arena The lion will be securely muzzled and his claws will be clipped Sandow will endeavor to throw or control him by main strength A Lifeless Game New York May 10he New Yorks and Washingtons played a lifeless game the giants winnig because of the inability of the visitors to hit Ru sie at the critical stage Attendance 3500 Score Washington Base hits 4 errors er-rors 2 New York6 Base hits 1 errors 4 I Batteries Mercer McGuire Rusie I and Farrell Umpire Hurst Taylor Too Much For Them Baltimore May 10 Taylors pitching pitch-ing was too much for the Baltimore men at critical criicl points in todays game Score gae Baltimore Base hits 9 errors 4 Philadelphia Base hits 10 errors er-rors 1 1 Batteries Mullane and Robinson Taylor and Clements Umpire Lynch A Wild Throw Lost It Pits burg Pa May 10 With two men out and the bases full in the seventh inning Lyons threw wild to first base allowing the visitors to score enough runs to win the game Score Pittsburg base hits 6 errors 3 Cleveland2 base hits 2 errors 2 Batteries Killen and Mack Young and Zimmer By Clean Hitting Cincinnati May 10The Reds knocked Hawley and Breitenstein out of the box and won tddays game by clean hitting St Louis had a wonderful wonder-ful collection of home runs Score Cincinnati base hits 19 errors 2 St Louis9 base hits 12 errors 4 Batteries Parrott and BateriesParrott Vaughan Hawley and Breitenstein and Peitz A Pitchers Battle Boston May 101t was a pitchers battle but Stein was so wild that Boston Bos-ton could not have hit him with anything any-thing short of a flagpole Score Boston7 Base hits 2 errors 2 Brooklyn Base hits 2 errors 5 Batteries Nichols and Ryan Stein and Kinslow Umpire ORourke |