The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-03
SPORTING NEWS.
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l. II. Simmons, Louisville, KY, s. 6. Pompey.
2. Macy Brothers Versailles, KY, b. g. Cieve-
land.
8. Joseph Rea, Madison, Ind. $. m. Katie Mid
4. Barlow & Thompson, Georgetown, KY, g. M
Sannie G.
5. Marcus L. Hare, indianapolis, Ind, b. s. Ham
brino
6. j. F. Miller, Cambridge City, Ind, e. m.
Jennie.
!. ]. P. Farley, Rushvile, Ind, b. m. Lottie.
Second Race-Purse 81 900 for 200 class-S500 to
first $3.50 to second, $3.50 to third 500 to fourth.
l. J. S. Lackey Cambridge City, Ind, b. IN. Lit
tie Gypsy.
2. "; p. Kinser, Mansfield, O., 6. g. Deception.
3. John Splan, Cleveland, O., b. m, Adelaide
a. W. H, Crawford, Cleveland, o., b. 6. Lew
Scott
SECOND DAY, JULY 18th.
First Race-P,lrse 1000 for 2:2t Class; $500 to
first $3.50 to second, $3.50 to third 500 TO fourth
l. Oliver d Bsgs Cincinnati (Jonn Kafley 4
co.,, br. m. Proteine.
q W. F. & V. Whitney, Cincinnati, b. N. Ida
Bassett
8 Charles II. olmstead, Columbus, Ohio, b. g,
Lewinskie.
A. W. #. Winters Davenport. Iowa, r. g. Loafer.
o. John S. Baker, Seneca Falls n. y, b. e. Tom
Keeler.
g. H. C. Mcdowell, Frankfort KY, b. IN. Ma
Second Bace-Rarus, the king of the turf, will
trot against the best time for purse of 81, ,000
THIRD DAY, JULY 9TH.
First Race-Purse 81 600 for 230 Glass; $500 to first
$3.50 to second, $50 to third, 800 to fourth.
l. Oliver Biggs, Cincinnati "a. F. Edwards), b.
2. Christ Davis, Harodsburg, KY, bl. m Fan
ME Robinson.
3. Macy Bros, Versailles, KY, br. m. Wait-a-
Bit.
4. Wash. Corbia, Quincy, ILL.,, ch s. Amboy.
B. M. A. Pierce Co., Niles, Mich, CHI. 6. Ed
wapi.
g. Charles Frost, Connersville Ind, g. m. Kitty
Bates
7. John Splan, Cleveland Ohio, bL s. Hermes.
Second Race-Purse 81 600 for 2:34 class: 500 to
first, $3.50 to second, $50 to third Sl00 to fourth.
l. Alex. Gillespie, St. Louis; b. &. Up-and-Up.
2. Macy Bros, Versailles, KY; b. & Cleveland
3. W. f. d V. Whitney Cincinnati; r. m. Lady
Guest
4. A. ]. Patton, Cincinnati; b. g. Tom Hen
bricks.
5. Samuel Burnsdes, Grant City, Penn; b. g.
Duster
6; John splan, Cleveland, Ohio; b. 6. Dan Bas-
!. John Croker Cleveland, Ohio; g. g. Gray
8. D. W. Brenneman & Bro, Decatur, ILL., b. M
Nelia,
FOURTH DAY, JULY 9TH.
First Race-Purse 81 900 for 2:27 class: $500 to
first $3.50 to second, $3.50 to third 800 to fourth
l. Thos. Dickerson, Madison, Ind. John L.
Pattie), b. G. Bay Charlie.
2. Macy Bros, Versailles KY S. s. Post Boy.
8. W. I. Ball, Middletown, Ohio. Big. Dan. How
4. E. C. Amer, Philadelphia, Penn, Big. John B.
5, John Splan, Cleveland, Ohio bl. m. Iowa
Maid.
6. Edw. Pyle, Philadelphia, Penn, s. m. sadi
7, H. Becker, Watertown, New York, b. g. Dick
Wright
8. VIM. Mcdonald Freeport ILL.,, John f.
Smith), b. G. Woodford 2.
Second race-PurSe 81 900 for 2:22 class $500 to
first $3.50 to second, $50 to third, 500 to fourth
!. Oliver Il Biggs, Cincinnati John Kahley &
Coz br. m. Proteine.
q J. S. Lackey, Cambridge City, Ind, b. m. Lit
3. ". P. Kinser, Mansfield, Ohio g. g. Deception.
A. John Splan, Cleveland Ohio, b. G. Calmer.
5. H. c. Mcdowell, Frankfort, KY, b. III. Ma
6 W. H. Cr wford, Cleveland, Ohio, b. g. Lew
Scott
The purses for to- days races are S. 600, those for
the entire season 5000.
Horses called at 2:l5, and started at 2:30.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 3.-Ye esterday was
the first day of the extra meeting of the
Louisville Jockey Club. The attendance
was very large. The first race was sweep
stakes for three-year-olds, mile and quar-
ter dash, and was won by Kate Claxton.
Time, 2:l3A.
The second event was a mile heat and
won by Janette. Time, 1:43A and :454
The third race was a dash of one mile and
an eighth, and was won by Dan. X. Time,
"a.
Baseball.
The Cincinnatis and indianapolis played a
magnificent game yesterday. Ten innings
and tie was the result as the following
will show:
Innings. 2 8 4 7 10
Cincinnatis 0 / o o i o i
ilr,iianapolis..... 0 0 0 2 l. 7
Earned ns-InuianapOlis, 2; Cincinnati, 3.
TWobase Hits-Geer, 9; Jones 1.
Total Bases OIL Clean Hits-C1nrinaatis, 81; In
dianapolis, To-
First Base on Indianapolis 8; Cincin-
natis, L.
First Base on Called Balls-shaffer 1.
Struck Out-Gerhardt, l; Quest l; McKelvey, 1;
Flint l.
Lett on Bases-Indianapolis l. Cincinnatis r.
Balls Caled-On Nolan, %; on win White. Is.
Strikes Called-Of Nolan. SO; off Will White. 46.
Passed Balls-Flnt, .; Jim White 5.
Wild Pitching-Wil White, 2; Nolan, l.
Wild ThroWs-W. White, l; Nolan, /; William
Son, l Flint, l; Warner, l.
Fly Balls MiSsed-Gerhardt, 1.
Mutfed brown Balls-Quest, l.
Fumbled Grounders-Geer l.
Errors Affecting the Score-J White, 4; w.
White, =; Gerhardt, 1-Cincnnatis, 7. Quest l.
Nolan, l; Warner, 1--IndianapOlis 3.
Double Plays-Kelly and sullivan, l.; Kelly and
w, White, l. Warner and Croft, l.
Time-Four hours
Umpire-Harry Deane, of Indianapolis.
The tie-game will be played off at half
past three to-day, and much interest CEN
tiers i'll the game.
Chicago
Innings 1 . 3 r G - @