, 1873-07-26
SPORTING MATTERS,
Racing Yesterday at Detroit, CAM
bridge City, and Oshkosh.
The Entries for the Cleveland Meet
ing--Tho Saratoga Winner.

Boating"..Billiards.
THE TURF.
4 FAST "anEkN ONE"
4 gentleman who was on tho Doxtor Parl
Back at An early hour yesterday morning held
: aata watch on groom marc which Was bofnp
,bpocdcd, and according to his atatcmons sl1o
tnada half-mile In 1:10. Hnd sho not lost 4
shoe and broke up, It is probable that Aho wonld
tho tWentfoB.
THE OSHKOSH RACES.
6ptciat Dfspatth tn Tbs Chfcdgo Tribune.
osnKoau, Wls., July 25.-The wsnther today
attendance ct tho races WAS proportionatoly
dncroaaod. Tho faot that quito numbor Of our
local local sporting men got badly, warped on tho
esossmea bo only yosek dcsSa to 4 rhaqs
evening and thls foronoon was very, liyoly, many
Reing anxious to replace yesterdays lossob;;
Tho first RICO was opon to horses that had
horso, e75 to tho booond, aud ESQ to
tho third. q. O. Goodrich entared Mstoh-
tcss; Charles Brown, Phil Sheridan; 2. D. Ed
Boy, md q. Adams Dandy. Tho race was taken
by MAtoheBs In threo atraight heats, Princeton
'secoud, Darkneas third, Sheridan and Dandy
withdrawn. .,Time, 2:417l; 2:41}15S; .24o.
threo in five, for purse 425, e225 to tho tirat,
8l76 to tho second, and a75 to tho third. O. 4.
Brown entered tho colt Hero; II. ". MoAner.y,
6g 'Sakf e DoI T. ns5ns' a:' TaS' 1ss1 ra5oa
CLOSELY contested betreon Fairfield and Capt.
jerks, both finding shazp competition from
suwenoe. The frat prizo was takon by Lady
Fairfield IN tlreo straight boats. tho second
inn +N f0f1t tEYu Hr1
sqwanee respectively. Time, 1:49; 1:4911;
:, Great interest was conferred in tho last
no. vo ots5Ps to2 ffse eurss to % a5 Ssst hsss ss9
Msok was entered BY Z. P. Dfokoy, Rpon
Boy by g. ". Van Brunt, and badger dirl
6Y A. McNorton. The first prizo WAS Won by
Ripon Boy in the first throe heats, with Badger
Gil second, and Capitol. third Lady Mack
dl1tnnoea; Time, 2:28h 2:29 ; $50. =,
Altogether tho 1accs havo been gory successful.
CAMBRIDGE o1TT RACES.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
OAAnn1DaE O1TX, Ind, July 25.-The raooR to-
day we're not very largely attended, but good
time was had and everything satisfactory. Tho
Hrst race VAS g1ecn pacing one, which was won
Rat; 2:43 2:47.-
The second raco was a green trot, sevon en-
enns, which Wsa won by Glidden's gray marc
Ehawban third, Loder fourth, willows afth.
limo 2:53; 2:53; 264.
Tho next Was a four -year-old trot, with five
sta1tefs which was easily won by .. Q. Loder
n three straight boats, Nilsson second, shawban
third, Newgon fourth, and Hornor Afth. Time,
3:ol11; 2:56 2:5G.
To.morrow thore will be u threo-mfnuto tro.;
also, match race betwoon HooAier Tom aud
lanes M9t Wilson's black marc, sister Of Red
Cloud. Tho track is in fine condition, and the
weather ia a. favorable as could DO dosired. L
large attendance is expected.
DETROIT nAcEs.
Special Dfspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
DErnorT, Mich, July 25.-Thia was tho last
regular day Of tho July racoa hero, unlor tho
nusplces OF tho Detroit Trotting AaHoclation, but
khe sport was very materially interforod with by
vas loft unfinished last night, Mollia Morris
having won two heats, and Pilot Temple and
zen: Sherman, ono each, was quickly decided,
Molllo Norris winning tho frat heAt in 2:301,
man.
Tho race for gentlemen's horses, owners
IRVING, Iba, was Won by Capt. ". A. Ovens Harm
In tho freo-to-all raco, Fred Hooper was With
drawn, and the following horaes competed:
Mollie Morris, John, Gen. Sherman, Pilot
Temple, and Harry Mitchell; Con; sherman
second, and fourth, and fifth weto taken by
Molllo Morris. Which thus won tho rseo.
Tme-2:33 2:919%; 2:32; 2:s91<; 2:38 This
face Waa broken up with showers, and the heavy
time.
Tho running race was won by Orphan Girl,
taaklng the two last heats, War Girl and Hi1dle-
et9ne lh1eying eaoh tskon ono previously Time
THE CLEVELAND MEETING.
Tho first of tho great quartetto OF trotting
meetings takes place at Cleveland on Tuesday,
,S "Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday Of no1t week.
oloaed Monday evening, and the following ia tho
complete IHt;
fukso NO. l-82, -Trotting-For horses that hays
25Q to first, $o25 to second, 1916 to third, $3.50 to
NJ aoodin, Philadelphia, b.h. Stewart Maoney.
y. ! j. t4fc' tM4oXce' Detroit. g. T. Rival ,,.
bo9sn sss nseqd siieq5s sas. b. b. ns e. Ts Has Gilbert
Par Dan Mace, New York, eh .. Fea1naught, Jr.
pss NV Mi1Hssp YSsg Ss MDnss Sss, Chief
e., e. as%sas, II STss,asSsit. II + Ssle; =. s.s .,
hayo beaten 2;27 mile heats. three In fvo, 10
hnrness soc 10 ra $50 to second, t4so TO thIrd.
Hsaea.es patas'eea o Il Res Sit'as psi
Aeck Lexts, Chicago. br. 6. !. d. Brown.
n owen Mi'son his'a4gS xS9ngt9Tn e2n g. m q5sse
pan Msss Nov Yert, b. JIM. N. Lily i Slsneho.
sfsF ose Svfs p;eo oaspns g. ~ sss Thomas l. 4onns
.i Rsfss e ~ ssso s2S dss; .s to
!''eT v paIs a.fs.. Gs'so ss s Jennings
II. Weleh, Vickaburg. Miss b. &. Port Leonard.
ehas!ea Nss, oevssna d. T. FIX kos 4isn Mcintyre
J. Dlley, Chicngo, b. q. Nathan oakea.
Bush Eddick, Scion, b. I. Nellie Bush,
Ja1nes Murphy, b. z. Var Jig
RECuND uAy.
Purse No. 4-$5. .6oo-Trott!ng- horaea which
baye never beaten gal mile heats hree IN ye, to
Dan Mace, New York, ch. 6. Judge Fullerton.
H. Crawford, TituBville b. g. John w. Con1ey.
~. Bowen, Melfora, biz. g. Oa1nors.
Pnrso No. 6-$1 500 -Trotting-For horses which
have mover beaten 246: mile heats three in I'VE, to
tarneBs $3.50 to rst $376 to second, S225 to third
kl50 TO fourth.
George N. Ferguson, New Yort, hIss MILLER.
!: I y; Mayers. Toledo, br. 8. Vanity Fair.
Han Msco, New York, I'll. 8. Walter.