The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-30
SPORTING NEWS.
Challenge Forwarded.

Challenge Forwarded.
HALIFAX. July 29.-John Browns
challenge to Sadler has been forwarded
TO Sadler. The time named for the race
is September or October.
Goodwood Races.
LONDON. July 29.-The principal
euent of this the second day of the Good
wood races was the stakes, for two and
a half mile race, which was won by the
Scamp, Cambuslang I'd, and Redworth
Sd. There were fourteen starters. Inc
betting before the race was to against
the Scamp, to l against Cam0usiahg,
and to against Redworth. 10. ..
cleveland Races.
CLEVELAND. July 29.-Second days
races of the Cleveland Club. Weather
fine: track prime, and attendance large:
There is n report that Goldsmith Maid
will he driven to win the extra purse OF
81 600 offered to any horse beating ZIG,
and the expected sharp struggle for the
second place in the free for all, between
Fullerton and the American Girl, eXcites
greater interest in this race than has been
manifested in any race of the class ever
trotted on the Cleveland track. Last
night the American Girl was the fayorite
in the pools for the second place; to-day
Fullerton takes the lead.
In the 2:29 class the favorites are the
same as reported last night. Lucille Gold
dust, first. and Stewart Maloney, second
choice. In the running race, Lady Wash
ington selling at about even against the
field.
Large Attendance.
The attendance at the races to-day was
very large, not less than eight hundred
people being present.
The first race was free to all. In the
first heat the horses got away well to-
gether, the American Girl having the
pole, Goldsmith Maid ID and Fullerton
The outside. The Girl led to the half
mile. the Maid close up, and Fullerton
two lengths behind. On the third quar-
ter the Maid went to the first place, with
the Girl I'd. This order was maintained
ill the homcstrctch, when Fullerton
struck very fast gait, passing the Girl,
and coming in ID, two lengths ahead OF
her and one length behind the Maid.
In the next heat the Girl again took the
lead ut the start and kept it
till the third quarter, when Fullerton
lappcd her, the Maid going to
the front down the home stretch. A fine
race for the second place was had, the
Girl getting under the wire half length
ahead of Fullerton and two lengths be-
hind Maid In the third heat the Maid
led from the start, Fullerton and Girl
trotting close together. No change was
made in these positions, though on the
home stretch Fullerton crowded Maid,
who won the heat by Il neck.
Summary Free for All.
Purse $500 $500 first, 1915 second,
S525 third; Goldsmith Maid l, l, /; Judge
Fullerton >, >, >; American Girl J, =, .;
time, in quarters. first heat 53!, 100,
l42, 2:l9$; second heat 344, l;09, l;42!,
2:193; third heat, 34|, l:O7{, la, 2:2O.
In this race the American Girl was
driven bv John Trant and Fullerton by
o, \. Hickak. Faster time than was
made was expected, and some disappoint-
mrnt was manifested by the audience.
Next Race Was a:29 Class.
In which there were seven entrees
Lucille Gold Dust being the tavoritc,
with Stewart Mallory second choice, won
bv Casctte i'm the ID. 3rd and 9Th heats.
Very fine trottng was shown III this race
bv Casette, Spotted Colt, Gold Dust and
Mallory. The first heat was won by Il
half length by Spotted C"ut. In the
second heat
GOIddust Broke Badly
at the turn and fell behind, the Colt tax
inc tie lead. Casette second and Malo-
ney third. On the last turn the colt
went up, Casettec going to the front and
keeping the lead TO the finish. The third
heat Casette won by half length, Ma
lonev crowding her hard. The fourth
heat Golddust led from the start winning
ensily. The fifth heat Golddust led to the
third quarter. where he broke and was
passed nv Casette, Maloney and the
Colt. From this point CaSettc led, with
Maloney close up until nearing tn"
score, when the Colt came up, gaining
RAPIDLY on Casette, who won the heat by
u neck. Golddust passing MaIoncy and
coming in third.
summary.
| 90 class: purse of $1,000, - 400 to the
first horse. 81 900 to the second and 5000
tothe third; j. VI. French, chm Ca>cttr
4l,L4. &c. VI. Blivrn. Sp. Spotted
Colt |. ,. ). ,. >; {. :. Green, b.r.m.
Lucille Gulddu>t, >, !, ;, !, ;; VI. Goodin,
b.g. Stewart Maloncy, ,. ,, !, =, 4; John
Drmass. BIN. Mollic, &. >, I. ,, ,; John
Hines, 90. Silvcr>idr, >. &, Il, u, u; W. ii.
Wood. b.. Governor. di>tanced. Time
I'm quarters. first heat, 81, l:l2, LIS,
% 2:25J; second heat, 3j1, Lii, l:4l!,
9:24l: third heat. 81. l:l23, l:494. 2:214;
fourth heat. 81, l:lO. l:4G!, 2:2G4; fifth
heat. 3G5. liz l;iS!, 2:21i.
The next race wus running race.
mile heats. with six entries but only three
starters. Granger, Jack Frost and En-
terprisc being drawn. Lady Washing
ton was the favoritr. 1t was won III two
straight heats by Spcndthritt.
Misunderstanding race, mile heats,
for a purse of 300; $500 to the lSt, 1928
tn the %. and SO t" the SCI horse. i.
O,trom, che. Sprndthritt. !. |; II. Bart
let's BIN. Lady Washington, 3, >; Fred.
Llovd's b.s. Capt. Hutchinson, >, >. Tim"
in quarters. first heat, %, -, 1:19, l:j5I;
second heat, %, 5l4, l:lG!, l:i%{.
Shooting Match.
OMAHA. July 29.-Thc shooting match
ut Council Bluffs to-day between the
Council Bluffs and Omaha Sportsmcn
Club, resulted in the defeat of the former.
Score lO6 to 81.
BALTIMORE. July 29.-ln the game OF
base ball to-day the score stood; Bo>t"n>,
5; Philadelphias, |.