The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-18
Sporting Notes.

Over 1000 has been contributed to en-
able four-oared crew from Cornell to visit
England next spring and row the winning
crew Ia the university race.
At Central Park, Waltham, Saturday,
Patrick Kelly's b. 6. Brown George won
the 225 iace--three straight htats--in
2:544, 2:51, 2:543. The PAP race was un-
finished.
The Massachusetts, rifle association had
its customary practice at Spy Pond on
Saturday afternoon. The best records were
as follows: jackson, 1861; Lowell,
243-64 Tyler. 1892; j. Wemyss, 1876
= So; Gerriah, 1870. Mr.. Lowell shot
second string, making 1876.
AT jerome Park, Saturday, the 1A.milo
dash was won by Bill Bruce in 1859; the
1t-mile dash by Barol, in 2:3S; the race for
maiden two-year olds, 3-mie, by Prince.
ton, in 1:l9t the ] 3-mile dash, by Partner
ship, in 3;12l; the handicap steeple-ohaee,
~ miles, by Resolute, in 4.22.
The lacrosse match, for the champion
ship of the world, between the Shamrock
club of Montreal and the Toronto club,
was ployed at Toronto Saturday. The
weather was bitterly cold, but fully $4,000
people were preseis. The Torontos won
| two games and the Shamrock club one.
| Darkness coming on the match was de-
clared a draw, the Toron,oJ retaining the
championship.
| AT the annual fall regatta of the Yale
college navy on Lake Saltonstal, Satur-
day, the lace for six-oared barges, with
coxswains, over turning course of two
miles, was won by the seniors in 1927
the race for single SOULS, over the same
course, was won by Livingston, 10, in
1602l the race for freshmen balge crews
six-oared, with coxswaine, over the SAME
course, was won by the Academies in l4:07
the race for four-oared shells, over turn.
ing course of three miles, was won by rs
in 21:53j.
At Beacon park, Saturday, tho mattel
race for $500 between d. w. Becklei's CHI
g. Clifford and w. S. Payne's br. 8. Johr
T. RUSSELL was easily won by the former
in 2 80, 2 32, 2.32. The Handicap sweep.
stakes race, $3.50, for which there wert
three entries, namely, A. B. DeHart's br
Ill. i1duDdu tidtn WCtEuts W III. opu
b. m. Little Gypsy, catch weight, aud ]
Crawford's Dr. m. Annie Collins, catci
weight, was won by Hannah d in the I'd
4th, and 9th heats. Time--2 25a, 2.27
2 29i. Following the races mustang ex
hibilion was given by Texas Jack and fou
or five of his men.
Captain Neil Mowry's California polk
players gave satisfactory opening exhi
bition at Chatter Oak park, Hartford, Sat
urday, and an amusing feature not on tht
proglam was an attempt to lassO
young Thomas jefferson colt, owned by
Secretary Harrison of the Connection
stock breeders association. who Offered
HIM for an experiment. Three attempt
failed, and then, amid roars OF laughter
the colt escaped from the stock and theme,
from the Park to the open country and wa
captured only after four hours hard chasing
over country roads. Mowrp'a men fnnn'
difference between capturing mustang
and thoroughbred, though only colt.
AT the annual fall athletic contests o
Williams college students, Saturday, tn
quarter-mile run was wen by o. H. Adam
of Barre, Mass, class of 10. in 5s5. Geo
A. Bruce OF Dandy, VT, 70, threw q bias
ball 1928 feet four inches. The running
high jump was won by F. G. Waite, Chi
cago, '78, distance feet 1 inches. Tn
half-mile run was won by George A. Wild
er, II in Pm. 24fl. Charles T. Dowd 0
Saratoga, 10, was the winner of the one
mile valk, in Sm. 39ts. J. p. Hubbsll
Seneca Falls, N. Y, won the running
broad jump. distance 10 feet inches
Wilder of ~, took the 10O-yard dash il
Ills. The sack race, so yards; WAS wol
by II. Page of Jamaica Plain, Mass. il
1918. The mile run was taken by f. VII
liams of New York, 10, in 6m. 49,. Pease
70, beat Titus, 80, at arms length wres'
ling.