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Show ORT WELLS IT A RICH STAKE Takes in the Lawrence Realization, I It Was Worth Nearly Twenty-One Thousand Dollars. He "Was Quoted at the Prohibitive Price of Throe to Ten, and "Won Handily. I. -ay EW YORK, July 5.-Ort "Wells, win- iner of the Commonwealth handicap the other day. added another stake "to his list of victories by capturing the rich Lawrence realization stakes,, worth $20.95 to the winner, at Sheopshcnd Bay. Ho was quoted at the prohibitive price of 3 to 10, and won handily by ono length. Mercury, paying S to 5 for tho place, finished second. Mlneola, in winning tho second race, e-tabllshed e-tabllshed a new world's record for six and n half furlongs by covering the distance In 1:18 2-5! The beat previous record was 1 IS 3-5, held Jointly by Jano Holly and Ancestor. John A. Drake today bought Britisher outright, paying $12,500 for half-Interest. half-Interest. Summary. .. First race, live and a half furlongs, selling sell-ing Jerry C. won, Tramotor second, Ora Lad third. Time, 1:17 2-5. Second race, handicap, six and a halt furlongs Mlneola won. Ancestor Bccond, Kohlnoor third. Time, 1:18 2-5. Third raco, double event of 510,000, six furlongs Voto won, Blandy second, Councilman Coun-cilman third. Time. 1:14. Fourth race, tho Lawrence realization, gross value $26,000. mile and five furlongs Ort Wells, 125 (O'Neill), 3 to 10, won; Mcr-oury. Mcr-oury. 113 (Hlldebrandt). 9 to 1. second; Grazlalle. 122 (Martin). 15 to 1. third. Time, 2M7 2-5. St. Valentino and Ostrich also "Fifth race, selling, mile and a furlong "BobadH won. Possc?ilon Eecond, Himself third. Time. 1:52 3-5. Sixth race, hnndicap, mile and sixteenth six-teenth on turf Rosctlnt won, New TorK second, Stlllchlo third. Time, l:4i. i Entries at Hawthorne. CHICAGO, July 5. Harlem race track entries for tomorrow aro: ,a First race, selling, six furlongs: Whoa Bill lOSPctcr J. Somers...llO Mayor Johnson ...lOOClarlon ...112 Ethel Abbott IMOlymplan ..... ...113 jTotty Brown .... SSJackfull 112 A'an Ness 116Dubar ....101 Jim Hale .100 Second race, selling, ono mllo: Cardinal Woolscy.l07Tolophono ... .. 02 Harfang .... ..... &lForeslght j ' Woods Perrv 01 Emperor of Indla.ICO .Take Greenberg...l03Swcet Tone 04 Joe Lessor ........llOTancred 110 ' Third race, purse, one mllo and an rlghth: T ' Portrayal lOSHoratluH ..101 Schoolmato &2 Bondage .U1 Miss Crawford ... SoWltful 1W ' Fourth race, purse, bIx furlongs: Henrv Bert ICOTokaldn &3 Action 107A. D. Gibson 100 Fifth race, purao, fivo furlongs, 2-year-olds: Ttalney B 100 Miss Inez Kb Blue Bird lttlRaymond K. 100 . Cigar Lighter .. ...KGDeshon 103 The Mist 115 Foxy Grandma ...ICO Lusty Joe lOuAllcn Avon 105 ' Jack Lory 103 Lord Dlxon 103 Glrdlcstono 103 t Sixth race, selling, one mile: j Viola SO Martin .1(0 ' D. L. Mooro 100 Lady Belalr ... V) ' Great Western .... 94 Scotsman 100 Rvcvale S7FarornIan 95 Bfuomlnt lOOSir Hugh 105 &-' Frank Mc 102 I Weather clear; track fast. Hawthorne Summary. CinCAGO, July 5. Hawthorno sum-' sum-' nary: First race, six furlongs Dragoon won, L Brand New second, Freeelas third. Time, 1.15. Second race, steeplechase, short course Crcollno won, Hand Vice second, Schwarz-wald Schwarz-wald third. Time, 2:47 1-5. Third raco, mile and seventy yards JJlrchbroom won, Crestfallen second, "Bummer II. third. Time, 1:49 2-3. Fourth race, six furlongs Flying Ship won, Waln-a-Molnen second. Skillful third. Time, 1:13 3-6. Fifth race, mile and seventy yards Colebratlon won. Don't Ask Me second, Handley Cross third. Time, 1:45 3-C. Sixth race, live and one-half furlongs-Ivan furlongs-Ivan the Terrib'.o woo, Florentine second, lLalondo thirds Time, 1:0S 1-5. At St. Louis Pair Grounds, BT. LOUIS, July C. Fair grounds sum- H mary: H First race, four and a half furlongs, sell- H ing Littlo Harry won, Prevontatlvo sec- H ond, Covlna third. Time, :5G. H Second race, mllo and a .sixteenth, sell- 1 ing Athena won, Miss Bttty second, 1 Brooklyn third. Time, &PJ. H Third race, six furlongn, selling Jake 1 Weber won, Bensonhurst second, Dr. Kle'r third. Time. 1:18. H Fourth race, live and a half furlongs H Qclndla won. Broombandlo second, Lucky H Charm third. Time, 1:11. H Fifth race, seven furlongs Btandpat H won, Anckc second, Col. Ballantyno third. H Time, H Slxtli race, mile and seventy yards, sell- B Ing Bessie McCarthy won, Canyon nee- B ond. Lubln third. Time, 1:50. H Results at the Meadows. SEATTLE, July G. Results at the H Mcadowu: H First race, six and a half furlongs, soll- H ing Legal Maxim won, Landsoor second, B Myrtle II. third. Time. 1:00V. Second raco, five furlongs, selling Splk- mc won, John Boggs second, Penance third. Time, 1:01. H Third race, six furlongs, selling Chief H Aloha won, Red Damsel second, Mounte- H bank third. Time, l:24Vi. H Fourth raco, mllo and one-olghth, hurdle H handicap Quodad won, Reazador second, H Goldone third. Time, 2:024- B Fifth race, seven furlongs, soiling Dr. B .Sherman won. Isabclllta second, Budd H Wade third. Time, 1:28. Dr. Shcrtnnn disqualified for foul und placed last. Dundlo Bell given third place. Sixth race, mile, soiling Past Master won. Kitty Keller second, Tho Ladaeaji H third. Time, l:42J4. PACIFIC NATIONAL 'LEAGUE, Standing: of the Cluh3. 1 P. W. L. PC. Spokane 5 M 22 .021 Boise 50 33 2fi .oo9 Salt Lako ; K 22 31 .4S9 Butte 55 23 32 .420 Yeaterday's Games. No games played. 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE. ' Standing of tho Cluha. P. W. L. PC Now Tork C 47 IS .723 Chicago C3 3.S 25 .COG Pittsburg frO 3G 24 .GOO Cincinnati G2 37 , 25 .153 St. Louis &8 S2 2S .552 Brooklyn 59 2S SI .4io Boston .'. 6G 26 40 .394 Philadelphia 62 17 .45 .274 Yesterday's Gomes. Plttsburg-Chicago gamo postponed; wet grounds. St. Louis-Cincinnati gamo postponed; rain. Boston, 7: Brooklyn, 3. Philadelphia, 6; Now York, C. Today's Games. New York at Philadelphia. Brooklyn at Boston. Cincinnati at St. Louis. Philadelphia, 6; New York, 5. PHILADELPHLV, July 6. In a tcn-ln-nlng game today the locals Interrupted Now York's succession of victories. Singles Sin-gles by Dooln and Hall won the game. Attendance, 1900. Score: R. II. E. Now York 011 101 001 0 5 12 1 Philadelphia 000 103 100 1 G -13 1 Batteries McGlnnlty, Taylor, Warner and Bowermnn; Duggloby, Frascr, Roth and Dooln. Two-baso hits McGann, Mc-Cormlck, Mc-Cormlck, Lush, Dooln. Three-base hit." Mertcs, Gleason, Bnso on balls Oft McGlnnlty, Mc-Glnnlty, 3;. off Dugglchy, 1. Struck out By McGlnnlty, 4; by Taylor, 1; by Dug-glcby, Dug-glcby, L UmpIres-ToluiHtonc and Carpenter. Car-penter. Boston, 7; Brooklyn, 3. BOSTON, July D. Before todny's gamo was called In the socnth Inning on account ac-count of rain it had grown too dark to handlo the ball properly. Brooklyn gavo n ridiculous exhibition of Holding. Attendance, At-tendance, 1600. Score: R. II. E. Boston , .101 023 x 7 1 4 2 Brooklyn 000 003 0 3 4 5 Batteries Willis and Noedham; Jonea and Bergon. Two-baso hit Abbattachlo. Home run Lumley. Base on balls Off Willis. 3; off Jones. 3. Struck out By Willis, 6; by Jones, 2. Umpire Emslle. AMERICAN LEAGUE, Standing- of the Clubs. P. W. L. P.C. New York ,. 62 4t 21 .661 Boston G3 -II 22 .651 Chicago 07 39 2S .5S2 Detroit 62 23 24 .539 Philadelphia 62 32 30 .516 Cleveland 59 30 29 .50S St. Louis 50 27 32 . 45S Washington 63 11 G2 .175 Yesterday's Games. Washington, 2: Boston, 4. Philadelphia, 3: Now York. C. Cleveland, 14; St. Louis, 4. Today's Games. Boston at Washington. Now York, at Philadelphia. St. Louis at Cleveland. "Washington, 2; Boston, 4. WASHINGTON, July o. Boston bunched their hits In one Inning today adn defeated Washington. Six double plays wcro tho features. Attendance, 5(0. Scoro: R, H. E. Washington 001 100 000 2 S 2 Boston 100 400 010 4 C 2 Batteries Townsend and Drill; Wlntor and Crlger. New York, 6; Philadelphia, 3. NEW YORK. July 5. New York won tho third gamo of tho series from Philadelphia today by heavy batting and because of tho bad fielding of tho visitors. Attendance, Attend-ance, -lOOO. Score: R. H. E- New York . , . .010 103 lOx 6 9 0 Philadelphia 002 000 001 3 4 4 Batteries Powell and Klein; Bender and Powers. Cleveland, 14; St. Louis, 4. CLEVELAND. July 5. Cleveland won another slugging match today. The batting bat-ting of Hickman, Lush, Stocl'el and Sug-den Sug-den and tho fielding of Hill, Hickman, Wallaco, Bradley and Lush wero features. Scoro; ' R. II. E. Cleveland 530 (CO 51x 14 19 3 SU Louis 200 000 020 4 1 6 2 Batteries Bernhardt and Bemis; Siever and Sugden and Kahoe. . WESTERN LEAGUE. Denver 8; Colorado Springs, 4. DENVER, July 5. After live discouraging discour-aging Innings tho visitors succeeded in changing the score today putting four runs to their credit in the sixth. Denver's opportune hitting, however, dotermlnod tho final score, facore: R. H. E. Denver 010 310 03 8 10 2 Colorado Springs ....000 004 000 4 7 G Batteries Vollcndorrf, Kenna and Lucia; Lu-cia; Skopec and Herman. .Rain Postpones Game. ' ST. JOSEPH, July b. St. Joseph-Des Moines gamo postponed account wot grounds. Omaha, 2; Siouz City, 4. OMAHA, July 5. Omaha lost another game to Sioux City today. The visitors ncored two runs In the tenth on three hits. Score: R. IT. E. Omaha -00 100 000 0 2 & 3 Slour City 200 000 000 2 4 4 9 Batteries McCarthy and Gondlng; Cad-wallodcr Cad-wallodcr and Ward. American Association. At Kansas City Kansas City-Milwaukee gamo postponed; rain. At Minneapolis Minneapolis, 5; St. Paul. C. Africander Is Sold. NEW YORK, July G. At the disposal flolo of tho Hampton sale, held at Shccps-head Shccps-head Bay today, Africander, the champion three-year-old of last year and winner of J70.000, was sold to C. Fox for $15,000. The sale of tho Hampton stable's horses was to dlB30lve tho partnership between C, F. .Sawyer and S. Dolmel. |