The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-06
TO-DAY'S RACES.

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To-DAY's RACES.
Weather permitting, there will be
three races to-day, a mile dash, race
OF mile heats, and a selling race, in
stead OF the tw o-mile dash, which failed
| to I'LL.
The entries in the other two races are
as follows:
One Mile DASH victress, Tillie Brent, Bill
Saunders, Actress, Cumberland, Belle Lee,
Matagorda, Edinburgh, Lapland.
Mie-heat .Race--Bill. Bass, Commodore
Parisot, Minnie Lang, Glentina, Allan Pink
erton, Frankllns Glengary colt, Harry Pey-
ton, Charley Gorham, Mamie Gray, Enlight,
Colonel Hull, Longbow.
Pools last evening sold as follows:
First Race-Lapland $25, Edinburgh
$12, Tilie Brent ST, Bill saunders ST,
fled, $l3.
Second Race-Gorham $50, Parisot 80,
Pinkerton 50, Harry Peyton 50, Mamie
Gray 81, Bill Bass $6, field Sill.
At Other Points.
National Associated Press to the Star.
HUDSON, N. Y, June 6.-The first an
nual meeting OF Hudson Driving Park
was opened yesterday anG will terminate
on Thursday. The first race On the card
was for the 300 class, in which there
were seven starters. The race was won
| in three straight heats by VIM. T. Allen.
Time, 2:3S. 2:43 and 2:42. Tommy got
second money, and Newton third.
The second race was for the 2:35 class,
| with five starters, and was won in three
| straight heats by Young Sentinel. L me,
2:35 2:35H and 2:36H Comar won sec.
| oud money, and Arnold 3.
PIrTeBURG, PA, June 6-The spring
meeting of the Friendship Park Assocl-
| alton commenced yesterday. The first
race-a trot, mile heats, 3 in 5, for q
purse of $5O0-had four starters: Lew.
| Scott, Belle Branfield, Lady H., and
Magnolia. Lew. Sc 1T won in three
straight heals-2:2T, 1926, 2:2S. Belle
Branteld took second money, and Mag
nolia third. The second race, for a
purse OF $500, mile heats, was won by
Lew. Scott in 1864, 2:36A, 1884. There
were seven starters i'll this race. Kitty
West took one heat and second money.
FoRDHAM, N. Y, June Cat the Je-
rome Park races yesterday there was
slim attendance. Five races were on
| the programme, and three .avorItes out
! of the five won. First race, a dash of
| one mile, for a purse of 500, had nine
Sooi UStcs "hO oOAu Cu6dp,
| won, Red Coat second, DauntIess third
Time, 1:46. Second race, for the West
Chester Cup, distance TWO miles and a
quarter, had three starters. Tom Ochil-
| tree won, with Athiene second. Time,
4:09L. Third race. for the Maryland
stakes, valued at about $400, had eight
| starters. z. Lorrillard's Zoo zDo was
| first, with Idalia sec md. Time, l:46A.
Fourth race, purse $500, for all ages, ais
| tance one and three-quarter miles, had
six starters. ShylOck won, with Vigil
second. Time, $40. Tue fifth race, the
grand National Handicap Steeple Chase,
| had four starters. Trouble won easily,
| with Resolute second. Time, 1912. CI-
clone was the favOrlte in the first race,
Tom Ocniltree in the second, z ~ z 20 IN
| the third, PiccOlo in the fourth, and
Trouble in the tiIh.
Baseball.
Chcago-The Chicago Club played
their first game since their disastrous
Southern trip, with the Cincinnatis here
| yesterday, and won by hard and we'll
timed batting, aided by the errors OF
Their opponents. Spalding started III
10 pitch, and four runs We're scored off
him. lie was badly hurt by liner
from Addy's bat, and had to 30 to first
| OaSe anu leC Dfauleg COME III. Only one
run was made of the latter. The Cincin-
nalis felded loosely in the xth and
last innings, making four errors i'll each
Thinning. The best work for this side W as
done by Manning, while on the part of
our home team Bradley and Glenn about
won tue game in the field, and McVey
| elped materially at the bat. The iUl.
lYwiug is the score: Chicagos IL, CincGu-
Inatis 8.
st. Louis-The St. Louis defeated the