, 1874-07-12

Tine-a:as: 2:a5s egg.
THE 2:16 RAcE-F1Rer HEAT.
start was soon had, Joker in the lead, Kelly
second but the latter broke 1T tho first turn.
and Mia c. took second place. 1t the half-uile
pole A1lla c. appeared ahead, but Joker soon
shook her of, aud the two came IN down the
home, stretch close together, till within a few
lengths OF the score, when Mia c. broke ard
Joker won BY three leugths: Keller a half dis
tapce out. Time, 2:32.
SECOND HEAT.
good start WAS had, Mla G. With slight i'd
vantage, Joker and keeler about even. At the
first quarter, Keeer left his fect and tell booind
aud on the next turn Mia G did the same, and
Kee]er and Mia c. lapped, but at the
end OF three-quarter stretch keeler again went
up, and Mlla G. left him turaiuy into tho
home-stEetch. All were on their reet bu.. within
so yards Of the flr,ishlng, Mila G. broke, and
Keeler came in close second to Joker. Time,
23o.
THIRD HEAT.
Kee1er had the best of the eend-ofY. Joker
second. Mia C. made bad break at the first
turn acd another near the quarter-pole. Keeler
when Joker collared b'm, and they commenced
the last half head and head, but Joker soon
took the lead. and kept il to tho finish, both
horses stacking up before reaching the score to
let Mila c. save her distance. Time, 2:33H.
One Ieat wes frosted in the 2:22 class, and oue
In tho 2:45 class, when, darkness comlDS on, the
races we're postponed till Monday afternoon at
3 o'clock
COMING RACES AT Fl. WAYNE, IND.
Fl. WAYNE, Ind, July 11.-E1tcnsiyo prepara-
are being mad1 for the Northern Indiana FAIR
to be held in This city September next. Many
celebrated horses will be here to trot for the
$1,000 premium; among them Red Cloud, Little
Sam, and probably J''dse Fullerton. Mad An
thony Wayne. after having been of tho turf for
over year to rccuperate, leaves no3t week to
enter for the 230 laces at Cleveland and Buffalo.
The new track ut the fairgrounds il pronounced
by experienced judges in every respect the best
In the State, If not il tho West.
BASE BALL.
TIE BALT1NoREs AGAIN DEFEATED BT THE WHITE
STOCKINGS.
The White Stockings and Baltimores came
together again, yesterday afternoon, on tho
Twentv-th1rd street grounds, ana we're greeted
by much larger mud finer audience than the
one Of Wednesday. though tho weather was not
near 30 enjoyable. The game was an exceed
ingly commonplace and tedious Affair on both
sides, and would have been entirely devoid of
interest but for the superior batting of the
Whites. which served to keep up little excite
ment among the spectators. As compared with
Wednesday IS game, that OF yesterday afternoon
was simply = muffing contest throughout, tho
field being poorly played, and the base-1unn1ng
badly directed. At the bas, however, both uines
we're much more proficient than in the former
game, particularly the Whites, whose record OF
twenty-five safo hits and twenty-four total baEes
is very creditabe.
The sport began at the usual hour, with the i,
Ba.tmores at the bat, and Mr. Mclean in the,
position OF umpire, where he was again alto
gether satisfactory to those concerned. TIE
opening Was auspicious the visitors being re-
tired in rapid succe essiou bY the inf elders. r 1e
local nine Heze more fortunate, two runs being