New-York tribune., 1878-05-27
MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB.

FOUR EXCITING RACRs s-BCSHwHACkER BEAlEN
BY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND VENTlLA1oR
BEATEN BY KENNY.
BALTIMORE, May 26.-After day and night
of rain the races at PimcO resumed yesterday al
ternoon, and the track in much better conal'oh
than was expected The first was the selling race one
and trceGuarter miles for all Horses entered to
be sold at auction Immediately after the race Tor $ouo
full weight for 81 600 allowed five pounda Tor
$3.50 allowed ten pounds, for $500 allowed four
teen pounds horses not to be sold at all seven
pound. extra purse $i00 Of which $50 to the second
horse D:ck sasscer. Kingsand Bondelle, Jack Tr g
and Governor Hampton started Blondele was tho
favore the roos before The start having sold 1Gr q
while Governor Hampton sold FOR $50 and the field Sl6
Governor Hampton cane TO be hnsh aI , easy tnird
and Dick Sassccr andack Trgg following in The oroef
named. Time 3:22. -. e.,
foas of 1879 bred by and owned at the time OF iuhhS
bv the nomination $50 entrance p. D. CnO aaGru ii
$500, OF which 800 10 tho second hnrgc one ihle.
The starters jet Ike Bo1an 9nd ArT39aee. ~
the pools Ike Eonhan was the favoIlte at Tl3o 20 v
for tbe field Ike BOnham finished four enetDs aneau o
let who led Arrogance twelve lengths. Time, 100.
The third free handicap STAKES iOr ah ages, o.
S25 cpch il not declared out ON" ana nan hts ciup
added S4G0 second horse io receive the stakes 10 t
amonnt of 81 900 The starters wore VicerGy and Bnst
~ While Bnshwhackcr brought So Before the start
the bidding became quite spirited me iact having bten
the purse. Viceroy was still the first choice
at 800 while Busbwhaclrr sold for So In the siart
ViceIoy took the lead thGn length and on the
lower turn Bushwhacker went and they ran nose ana
tail the three quarter Boe As they passed me sa
turn VscerOy increased his advantage 10 lcnglb h
do wn the back stretch to the half mile pOr ne HH
whacker went hat ViCCruy shook MN on ana ilh '"
the hrce-Quarirr pole without APPARENT labOF DoMn
the home stretch Bushwhackcr took ne ihSii a@uu @ S
but he could not get up. and The ishcd with wee
roy hd f oTri race % WaS two nile heats for I'll maid
al!owea; If three years, three pounds u loa S.
seven pounds: ii five and upward tWelNe go"
purse 800 for first hOrse ami 500 for s'cnin IN
the pools Barrcade was first choice ht S-2 on
second at $50. while Kenny and Tom Tom. bLc|n Rall
each sold for 81. Just before the starr, m
tor s45. and the field Tor 500. Kenny took the
first heat by two lengths ahead Of Tom BlCou second
who was one length in front of Venator, with iaic"dc
For the second heat there was good deal Of excite
meIt at tho pool stands. Baucadc was sui the hNoI-
lite al S25 while Kenny sold for SIG ana thr h'i - -,
Kenny won the and six lengths IN tr0ht ol i"
Bacon second. who was two lengths aheha oi 'Ii''~''
BarYicadc barely saving distance. Time 3:Joi2'
PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC sPOEI@'
PHILADELPHIA, May 26.-The Spring con-
tests Of the Athletic Association OF the uhNeISE oi
PENNSYLVANIA took place yesterday on the GROUNDS OIho
Germantown Cricket Club. The one-nilc wah was won
bv W N johnson in 9 minutes and seconds; the run
ming high in1np by g. l. Helms, feet III inches; the
14-rnile run by T. Hughes in 7Oal seconds; putting
1-pound shot hy W. N johnson, 80 feet pa inches
uroDounced bv the refelCe one OF the Dtsl pu'S on
record the lOOvard dash by H. iughes IN Ia stCnnuN
tGe rnnning broad lump by G.. Frazer, 10 feet and
inches: the p mile run by T. A. White IN minutes ana
27ai seconds; the graduates lOOyaId daSh oX H. L.
(pyln in 10 seconds the pole yault by T. l1arrah;
with ease. clearing feet ana inches; me 2-pJaIu
dash by 3. Hughes in 33lI seconds throwing the 10,
ibe l2Oyard hurdle by B Hughes In 1912 seconds
tne one-mc run hy G.. Mhys in , minutes ana 10 sec
onds; the final heat Of the strangers looart uasn nI
H. II. Lee IN 10 scconds-Was run on SIass uacA anu
pronounced the fastest time on record.