, 1873-06-09
THE SPORTING WORLD.


Gptttat Ut8pdsth 10 IH6 th1Ed1f 1T1bHHc
New Yong, Juno7.-Thore was conperatiyo-
pazk races this afternoon, although thu weather
waB fine. L strong wind was blowing, and tho
track was not very dry: Tho sevoEo storm Of
tho previous afternoon had rendered it In many
placoa very stiff. On tho lower side. opposite
tho stand, It was very heavy, and, Of oourRo,
my fast timo was out Of tho question. Pune
tually ut tho tima set on tho card tho starters
TOR tho first raoo put III an appearance.
s yas for s S FS6s 6%sssp s, hsndea9 sn
out Of thirty-oight original entrlos, thoro woro
only oight Btartors-Mato, Proaknass, BuBinoss,
Buokdon, Gray Planet. Hattie o'Neil, Ortolan,
Vim. In tho pools ortolau WAS the favorito:
n1r; senford'B.stablo, Mato and proahnoss had
It al their own way, coming In first and second.
No1t followed the great raco Of tho day, tho
belmont stakos, for which elcvon woro named
the -Four 1n Of hese did not put in
q, showed up whom the aeddllng boll rang;
Dorssy," "st5askins,,"' l!oviler," ,,! "qa1; !;
mn5tosda1enS mi; "M0ns an rstas5s B1s1
gtonehougc. h1r. De1mont's stable, .Droadal-
dine md Count Dorsay, aold ahead In tho pools.
Tho roBult was an eosy win for eprfngbok, who,
being Kept In good position for tho first half OF
tho race, assumed tho lend after .passing tho
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No time was lost in gotttng, the horseg ready
started out Of tho thirteen named OIL the
eaEa 1sn9s mhes0 wH5o snnTss ts
biddy," M;oDaniols i 10: Maseas," h Manitoba !
'Tio Nurse" aud niildow." From tho start
to tho finish It was magnificent raco, tho lend
ing horses hopping togother tn q bunch al tho
way round tho ootrse, and SO cloao was 1t at the
q m doad @ % hoat. Unfor @ rtkuna k nato(y, ( ri SMiidow" VI
whom loading at tho beginning Of tho stand
ewerved ACROSS tho course and crossed Falle-
deem, whoso ohunco Of winning was thus OK
tinguiahod: Thoro is littlo doubt he would have
botweon Mildow and Sunrise, le ovorhauled tlom
at every stride, and In tho last fifty yards he got
to within . short head Of Sunrise: Tho Judges
ruled Mildow out for crossing. and gave the race
Tho steepte-ehase had three starters. 10.
Duffy" "Victor," and "Loohlol." Loohiol
stumbled at tho water-jump, and coming down
on his knees threw hia Jockey, who luckily os-
capped with severe shaking. Both Victor and
waa romarlably close. Duffy from tho last hur-
dos rapidly oyorhauled Victor, but could not
got on oven torms with him, bong benton by d
head. Had it been twcnty yards further ho
must hayc won, aa Victor was completely set-
tied. Time 6:26.
PuuADELpu1A, Juno 7.-Baso ball Athletics.
II. Resolutes, 4.
TOLEDO, Ohio, June IA te|egraphers' game
Of bnso ball was played here this afternoon be-
tween the pashes nine Of Cleveland and the Du-
plox nine Of Toledo. It was won by tho lattor
By II to Il.
NEW YonE, Juno 7.-Baso ball: Philadolphias,
u; N1utnals, 10.
WAsu1na7oN, Juno 7.-Baso ball: Bostons, 20.
Wnshingtons, 10.
BAN FnANoIsco, juno Tho pacing race ut
Oakland, to-day, was won by tho California
horse Defiance III throe straight heats, against
Van Voorhees, and Longfellow. Deaanco'a time
in the last heat WAS 2:19A. Large sums of
money changed handa on the result, Van Voor-
hoes boing tie favorito.