, 1877-06-14
Baseball Games East and West...
Tho Oar.



the sorrel Kelding sar]ey r., owned
by 1sanc WasxcI, wcli-known cattle.
dealer. and Iowa sDoy. tho properly Of Thomas
Eycrs, proprietor of this stock-Ynrds stablcs.
THO match was naio week ngo Inst sun-
day, nnsl rs both lorscs wcro we'll known at the
Stock.Yartls, that olorous locality was well
represented In the quarter stretch and around
tho pool-lox, into which the friends Of cacb
stccd freely blew tllclr money, ~ m earnest Of
tho talk In which they had been fndn1glng since
tue match was ina1c. Each crowd was filled with
confidence aud money in about cqllal quantf-
tics, aud to eay that there was no lack Of either
would bo stating tho caso very, Mlilly. There
that for horses OF the 2:41 c'ass,-but that
nunlcr0us class knorn as "tAs boys,n which
formed the mnjor portion Of tho auIlencc, gayo
hut little attention to this. 1t WIS won handIy
other lorse IN the raee Tint showed ai,y stcaiE-
ness being Minnie Taylor, who secured second
money. Jack Carter, tllcstnrt l1orse, about
whose merits there llas been considerable talk.
haul adceEatfon iEIondsln attendance, and after
he had finished last In tho first and SECOND heats
they became dissatisfied with Its driyer, n 1nan
named Crooks, and desired tho Judges to re-
move him frUm tho EuIky. Tbs men III the
:tand AZ; not think that Crooks way irving to
tsaeesSs t9 oSnoxloas as naIvSs ne o ense amnse
81 jack Carter, NJ. Cullen. finally yielded to
TIC solicitation q hts friends, who wanted tl!at
ribbons, ani, wi,'c the horses were scoring for
tho last heat, requested Crooks 10 climb out of
the sulky; but Sain dccllnel, and tic faco Was
finished In short order. St!oo-FlY never being
take tho whip freely without breaking. Carter
Is q sour-hcadcd, Eighty liorsr, With vast
amount Of st,eed, md with dltlcrcnt dsircr
would perhaps hare done better.
s,1s-
up tor the first time, Iowa 10y appeared to
hayo tic most speed. and won tho tlcat nantlily
in ::i0,f. sarlcy X: still sold fayorlto III tl!,:
pools, however, bringing 90 to Is for tho Boy.
2::011, by length only, sarlcy breaking when
within .!tty feet Of thu wirc, 1t WAS stpposcd
that tho batting would tako = turn In his favor,
bnt Instead Of 90 slulng. Sartcy soil ut increased
udJs,-St0 to Is hcing freely offered aud taken.
" tlis time It hogan 10 b. SUSPECTED that sarlcy
i. had sonlc reserve speed that had been caro-
fully concealed. OF courao it must be shown In
tho third heat II at oil, au1 It was, tho sorrel
tton iii tho t.tic. THEN thvre sas rush for tic
hcuge @ fow ,o by M the n rooi.tuysss, ana sarlcs X.
were Won easily BY sarlcy X.
rcTy steady io ils gait, and III hi, raro yesterday
showed that ho Is bnth fast at,u game. lte was
trained by and driven Il. this race by that pop
tllar reInsman ucorEo Logan, and tho manner
artist oi the list water. The iIrst two ! heats
tho betting butter, but It would hare puzzled
iortunc.tcllcr to have aetcstcd the lob. 90 neat
" was .ay Sps a0 oSs gx w as n9ee psse By yynd hf I
is safe 70 say tint nobody could hayo dono BET
ter With HIN.
The summaries Of the day are as follows:
pSsrE. s P;nx. Jeus u 1sz.psr.s q s5oo.
second. 37b to third, $50 to fourth.
Wi!!iss@ ito,!ss,' u: r: sian!s Ta;,oi...::s i
29n 5o,aI. Ksyss b. n; T. Ltttls s MsSnsdteft:.dr
SANE pa4mas;:t ;sso t a. .:6o stills Ill., os.. two
i l:.:e @::!3sl's 81; !: ss.1ey K....".e 11a
5Ms-s4S!s { ;sss s:e!; Il: :5;; a:ox.
To-day there will be two trots Of . very inter-
cnting cliaractcr; ono for horscs Of THO 800
class l1i wlicl, there nrca number Of speedy ones
butter than 2;.3. The fine sport OF yesterday
should insure large attendance to-day.
aoltN srLAk's SIDE or IT.
IN last snnday's Tribune appeared COM
to the recent rsee beiwccu Goldsmith Maid
and lsarus, ln which tho former was defeated.
Ih!s communication. is the readrrA Of tho pa-
PCT Will remember, charged that st!c rucu WIS
s't!xcd beforehand, anil that tho Judges " stool
IN with thu loh!,ery. 1t was Also charged that
tho Injury to tho Nadia foot In tho second heat
WIS not of q sufficiently serious nature to war
rant Doolu In requesting permission to draw
her.
Sir. John erlan, who has driven Rarus for tho
past year aud who pllotcd hin In the ruce aboye
alluded to, reached ta clty OIL Monday cycu-
lnEt and on being applle.t 70 far q statcnent
concerning the matter. Caye it substantially Is
~ went to California with BIT. Dohlc last
1al!, lccauto ! wished to winter lRarus there,
After Fcastiug California, It WIS agreed between
pob!o anA n'ysef that we would tfot lsarus and
| Insisted. however, that these raccs should
be advertised merely Us exhibition truts,
~ .o ~; tug eople wou, 1ot b' ees,ssa
with Dablo tllat would not beat the Aiaid With
ltArls II | haa clsanco aud saw 1t to do 80.
We trottesl . humber Of races during tue winter.
aud, f5om TIC action. Of my:l.orte In these con
Maid whenevrr Ae was right and was given t,ts
head. Tho week before tho race a. Oakland
fatE. which las created 50 nucl talk, tho Maid
and Nafua trottr.t oycs new and not very fast
i the best tiI,o made Ia tho State -2;tt4-was
beaten. ln view Of this fact, told the Judges
on the day Of tho race 70 give tue word when:
over tho stald was golae fast aud stcalY, and
When "''si a .eaaos F'e'' wa. Hafu' ol1ssto sas
"a thc second heat llarus' noes was about guod
length tchIud tho Maids wheel, Tho leat Was
truttc.i in 3:ll}<, anu At tho lnisl. Rarus was
lcatsn ~ throat-'assl, only. THIS raee natu-
When tho raccat Oakland Park was bcl,,g ar.
ranged tho proprietor Ut the track came to Inc
and sail: sJohn, want sou to trot over my
traek, II you will Try 10 win; otherwise don't
GOMEZ !nld bIn would win il coall. and
was fully determined " keep my, wvId. alr:
Conklin, tbs owner ot itarus, hsd told tue all
alone that wl!cueyer thought bis horse could
beat Tho Maid to let him know, and he would
back his horsc for S.n,0M Accordingly, On
tho day Of tho race at Oaklana
lark, / sent man down to tho pool
box, with instructions to buy every pool On
AaFus; 10 buy my hurxe cheap ~ long a. As
eouu, but to Keep buying bn,, even Il BY had
NY Instructions to the letter, aud you r,ay b
sure that not many Rarus oools escaped lim.
In the drst heat my hoEse went well enouxti
untll tic lead Of tho home-stretch was reached.
when hc struck hla knee and made break,
which allowed The Maid TO win easily In 3::2sj.
As tho second heat was belug trotteti, thc Maid
began ~ o7erstside herself, anu hnA1ly grabbed
OF quarter boot. Then she struck one Ut her
front feet, not At the tofh bekwcca thu halr aud