The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-02
SPORTING NEWS.
Grmco-.Roman Wrestling

Luclen Mare, one Of the finest g AGO.
r man wrestlers, has arrived in this
city from Paris, by way OF New Orleans.
He challenges any man in America to
wrestle either for love or for money.
Marc has met in France TheObaud
Bauer, Andre ChrstOl, Farouet and
others. .Iu New Orleans he twice de-
feated the famous Jules Rigol. Marc is
about five feet seven Inches hign, weighs
but one hundred and tifty,pounds, but is
most extraordinarily muSoularly devei-
oped, his forearm measuring sixteen
and one half inches, and he claims to be
able to lift horse weighing twelve
hundred pounds.
.. .. Base.balI. I.I.
This afternoon the Cincinnatis will
play the second game WIN the st. Louis
Club on the Avenue Grounds. ..,...
At other Points.
National Associated Press to the Star.
Hartford--Hartfords OF Brooklyn s,
Athletics OF Philadelphia 5.
Phlladelphia-Philadelphias 1, Indian
apolis 6. .
Pittsburg-Alleghanys IA, Memphis
Reds 5.
Observation-Disclosures 0, Buckeyes 4
Springfield, O.-Browns 8, Champion
Citles 0. .,..... s4. b., .....
The Turf.
FLEETWOOD PARK, N. Y, June a.
The racing at Fleetwood Park yesterday
was excellent. Two races were on the
programme, besides the two postponed
from Thursday. The first event was the
final heat Of the 1927 class, which was
won by Big Fellow, who won two heats
Thursday. Time: 2:26. Result was
second. ... .... -....-. I.. .
The unfinished race for the 2:24 class
was won by John p, who won one heat
Thursday and two yesterday. Time
2:26, 2:24. ... ... .....
Tie first race on yesterdays pro
eramme was tor the 2:30 class for a purse
Of $1,000, for which six started. Th,
race was won easily by Young Sentine
| In three straight heats, FavOrite coming
in second in each heat. lime: 2:27X
2:26, 1925. -....
The principal event was the iree-sor-al
purse. The starters were Lady Maud
Lulu, Judge Fullerton, Nettie, GreA
Eastern and Hopeful. May Queen die
not start.
The pools on Fullerton brought S1OO
Great Eastern $50, Lulu $55, the field $40
| The first heat WAS won by Lady Maud
| with Great Eastern second. Time
2:22H. After this heat Judge Fullerton
still sold as favorite, with Great East
ern second choice. The second heat wa;
| won by Judge Fullerton. with Grea
Eastern second. Time, 1920. Alter thi.
heat Fullerton sold for $l00, ana tht
field for S75. The third heat was won
alter spirited contest, by Nettie, with
Judge Fullerton seconu. Time, 2:19 "a
After this heat Nettie was the lavorIi,
over the ii I'D. Nettie won the following
| heat and the race. Time, 2:19 IA. Net
| tie made the best time ever made a
F. eetwood Park.
| TORONTO, ONT, June 2.-The thirt
days races opened at Woodbine Parl
| yesterday with $3.50 class trot for Do
minion bred horses. There were tvt
starters. The first heat was won by
! Queen, Monk Boy second; timC, 2:43A
| Inc second neat was won by Monk Boy
Boy Tom second; no tim The thir,
heat was won by Monk Boy, Vincen
| second; time 2:4). Tue fourth heat wa,
dead heat between Queen and KimbIe
time, 2:44H The fifth heat was won b.
Queen, Monk Boy second; no time. Tn
sixth heat aud race was won by Mon
Boy, Queen second; time, 2:45.
The second race for the 2:37 class wa
won by Barlow in three straight heats
no time, 2;33h, 2:37.
The mile uash was won by Maratime
Mary l.. seconL,. .Goldfnch third; time
1:47H.
In me steeple chase, one and a qual
ter mile, l0ur started. The race wa
won by Gray Cloud, Battle Cry second