The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-03
SPORTING NEWS.
THE TURF.

THE TURF.
CoLUMBUs, July 3.-There was bet
ter attendance at the races of the Co.
lumbus Driving Park Association yes
1erday than the previous days. Charles
III. Moore, James Westwater and j. r.
Flowers were the judges.
! The first race was running, free for all
ages. $500 to first, 500 to second, and
$50 to third. The entries were as fol-
ington, KY. C. I. Hazzen, four years old I;
by Robert Scott, Louisville, KY, c. 8.
King; by o., IL. Bradley, of Cleveland, b.
4. Daisy Miller; by Williams & Owings,
OF Lexington, KY, b. C. Worcester, three
years old; by Ira Platner, Council Bluts,
Iowa, b. IN. Lottie Moon, four years old
by .. p. CLANCY, of Canal Winchester,
Q. t. Vienna, four years old; by j. g.
Bacon, br. &. Granger.
Daisy Miller took the first heat in / ,45,
and Hazzen the second and third in
144h and 147H.
Tne next race was for horses that had
utes; premium $1,000; first horse $500,
second $500, third $500. The entries
were: BY J. 9. Foster, Chillicothe, bl. g.
Scotland; by James Schauck, jr., br. &.
Major Bird; by y. I'll. Olmstead, Colum-
bus, s. m. Nettie Ward; by Aaron W.
Robbins, br. G. Stony Branch; by s. G.
Larrimore, G. g. Rush; by q. b. Shaw
han, II. g. George johnson.
summary: Scotland, 2, 2, l, 4, /, /;
Stony Branch, l, A, 4, 2, 2, 2; Geo. john
son, 4, l, 2, 3,3, 4; Nettie Ward, 8, 8, 8, l,
A, 3; DR.. Rush, 5, distanced; Major Bird,
3. dislanced. Time-2:35, 2:34, 1904,
2:361I, 1854, 1886.
In the $3.50 trot, $500 to first, $3.50 to Sec
Dnd, $3.50 10 third, and 500 to fourth, the
entries were as follows; BY y. j. Faw-
eett, OF Baltimore, blk. 6. Albert; by D.
A. Brown, OF Logansport, Indiana, Dr..
Scnullz S c. G. Professor; by l.. Wilson,
pf Plain City, d. 6. Jerry Postal; by NJ.
S. Forbus, c. &. John w. Hall; by Rob-
eGt johnson, b. IN. Lady Mac; by r. Pat
terson, Jr., OF Pittsburg, b. IN. Belle Bras
field.
: Four heats were trotted in this race,
Belle Brastield winning them all. The
third heat was declared off, and in which
Belle made 2:3l, is not counted in The
following summary: Belle, l, l, 1; Hall,
aa,4; Albert, 81, 8; Lady Mac, 5, 4, p;
Postal, A, 5, 3; Professor, 6, 9, 5. Time,
2:zS, z:3O1a. Hall took the second money
and Albert third.
RACES AT KALAMAZOO.
I KALAMaZoo, MICH, July 3-On yes
terdny, the third day OF the Kalamazoo
Horse Association, the attendance was
barge, and the track a little heavy, but
not as much as was expected after the
constant drizzling rain of Thursday
night.
The first race was for 1850 class, purse
81, ,5c0, first money $3.50, second $400, third
$9UO, fourth $l50, was won by Mazomanee
an three straight heats. Time 2:3IX,
2:9, 2:32a4. Transfer second money,
Duke tnii Il, Daniel Boone fourth.
Tpe 2:o7 class, purse OF 81, 800, first $3.50,
second S400, third 5000, fourth $3.50, was
won by Mosley in three last heats; time
not gwen. Ciemenline second money,
,Dtollie Morris third, General Grant
fourth. In this race Clementine took
tle two first heats; time 2;2615, 2:2S.
Aosley's time, 2:2514, 2:261a and 2:26.
LONG BRANCH, July 3.-Eyery stable
nj Monmouth Park is full The follow
ing are the entries for the coming races:
For the s;eepie chass--Bullet, Stamford.
Vesuyius, Trouble, Dead-head, Ward,
Lake and Meteor. For the mile dash
Dublin, Countess, Vanderlight, Jack
Tive d, Veroigrls, Tilton, Jennie Long,
Minnie MacLeder, Inspiration, Maud,
mile heats-Grinstead, b. +. Carver,
Spindrilt, P &C ,lo and Hartigan.
PRIZE FIGHT.
HUNTINGTON, l.. L., July 3.-The prize
fght between Croker and McGoyern
teUk place at Oyster Bay Yesterday.
Thirty-fUu rounds We're fought when
bketivYern broke his arm.
WRESTLING TOURNAMENT.
NEW YORK, July 3.-The American
Wrestling Association held meeting
here 10 make arrangements for an Inter-
national Wrestling Tournament. II was
Ayc.ded to hold a tournament the third
week in September. The Association
decided to give the following prizes:
First prize, 5000 and championship belt,
open TO the world; second prize, $500 and
SILVER belt; third prize, 5000 and gold
medal. PROT LAughIin, OF Detroit, and
Jnp. McMahan, oi Rutland, will compete
t0r t1sL prize; also Homer Lane, of this
city, ana eighteen other contestants.
BASE BALL.
WATERFOWL, N. Y, July 3.--In the
Baseball match yesterday between the
Elyaways and Stars Ihe score was IA to
II in favor of the Flyaways, and in the
game between the Stars and St. Law
yeHces, OF Kingston, the latter won by "a
to. 81.
URBANA, July 3.-In a game of base
ball yesterday afternoon the Unions, OF
Urbana, defeated the Forest City niue,
nj Cleveland, bx a score Of l1to2