, 1874-08-20
SPORTING NEWS.
Second Day Of the Great Race Meet
ing at Springfield, Mass,
Races at Saratoga, Mendoza, Cambridge
City, Ind, and 0ther Points. g
Base Ba!!..Cricket.
THE TURF,
TIE TURF.
Fa1 HhtNdF1ELD, afABs. fAcEs- aoLDsM1TH MAID
AGAIN MAKES 2:10.

AGAIN MAKE8 2:lG.
Special Dispatch 70 1hd Ghieaao 1fibute.
sPn,NaY1sLD. Mass, Aug. 1o.-hfore good
Weather, largor crowds, aud splendid trotting
have made tho socond day OF tho Hampton Park
raced a groat succoss Tho first raco, for 2:20
horses. waH an exceedingly cloao contest; 10
close, indeca, that It was impossible to finish It
tonight, Six horsoa started, md sevon heats
wore t1otted, thrco Of the Six, Stewart NIaloney,
Eyorett Boy, and Cozotto, winning two heats
apiece, and Spotted Colt getting o single heat.
Bon Morrill, at,d Music wero drawn boforo tho
close Of tho trottsng, consequently thoro viii bo
bnt four horses to continue tho contest to-mor-
row, three Of whom have already two heats to
their credits
Tho open-to-all raco brought out aomo Of tho
splendid trotting from Goldsmith Maid, which
tho great crowd wanted to SEQ. In tho Becpud
hoat she mado 2:1o. which Is thrco seconds bet
tor than tho best timo hthorto mndo on 1Iamp-
years ago. Tho second Quattor Of this milo sIe
tr0ttod in 80 seconda, making tho first half III
1:o7, aud falling but second hnd ..a 2
for tho whole mile at Rochester Inst week. THO
Maid had no trouble at nil IN taking each heat
excopt tho third, In which Judge Fullerton
prcssod her little, when a|lo mako a break, and
tho Judge, in his turn, had littlo difficulty In
getting nway With American Girl oyory time.
Henry WAS lraTD.
SECOND pArs nAuEa At TIE. E.s1ENporA DRIVING
:snt>,a, Dispatch i p1S.. 2S* cassaoo Tribune
MENDOZA, ILL.,, Aug. t9.-The dcgroo Of interest
manifested by Tho people of this town and sur
FOUNDING M country ln the inaugural meeting Of
promise that tho future meetings will bo among
the most successful In tho State. Yesterday waa
tho secondary OF tho raccs, aud, though the after
noon WA extremely hot md dusty, several thou
Sand persons. gathered on tho track, and soem-
Iugly enjoyed tho entortainment offered, consist
Ing OF two trottinR matchoH and q running raoo.
The first trot was between horaos Of the 3-nin-
11n SGn tx,.A
ping out one at time until scarcely half that
huulbor waB loft. Tho race WAS won In three
straight heats BY J. P. Pock's chestnut golding
Randall, but not by Square trottlng, aa tho Horse
u a palpahle runner behind. Tho following is
summary Of tho race between tho horses who
kept up to tho last heat:
hsS .s sseo for nfr's; ~ TT
second, no to third, soo to fourth:
nanaan. :...''...........s.*..... J !
Yen: MACK. .........'..............5
lay Temple;
aS1e.3:to; 2551 i:5iH. ;.'''''' 'u''
Tho other dstnnood horsos woro Lucky Jano,
Toney c., Bay Charley, Tannio DiEsby, Brown
Sam, aud Lady powora, tho latter dropping al,oo
and broaking another IN the frat heat.
Tho running race Was won by Ed Harrisona
lilly Sweet Bay IN three strafghs boats, without
much difficulty. Tho following is the
RuAlMAnT.
SANE D*rGaRunning premium. $3.50, half-mile hcats,
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The following horses got no piaco in tho rnce:
Red Bird, McTaddon, Uncle Dan, Musketear.
Yho last race Of tllo day was for tho 2:23 purse,
5000, and was woll contested by some of tho
horees. Thero wore eight IN tho field and at tho
start Little Fred waa fayorite over ill. subso-
guently. Young Wilkes, Under tho 'gaidence Of
Ed Brown, Developed the greatest speed
ho has yet shown, and won tho second, third,
and fourth heats in respectable time. He is
promising young stallion, and may be q hard ono
to boat next SEASON. Tie following is tho
SUMMARY.
SANE nAT.-Trotttng premium ot 5000 for hosacs
that layo never beaten 233; $500 to first, $3.50 10
second, $50 to thi,d.
Young Wilkes. ...............,......,..2 l
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