The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-03
SPORTING NEWS.
l2nCnS.

The races last Saturday were we'll attend
ed, and it was fine day for the enjoyment
of the sport. There were over two thou
sand people present. The races were un-
usually fine ones, and Classmatc, Belle of
Nelson and Bonnie Scotland were the VIC
| tors.
The summary is as follows:
First Race-Nlie and a quarter dash-$200
Williams Classmate 107
Sculys Actress, lO7
Megbbens Athol, 92 lbs
Timc-2:l3
Second Race-Two-mile heats, all ages
$500 and 800.
Mattingly's Belle of Nelson, yrs, 90 lbs1 l
H. Miller & Co.'S Harry Pcyton. 4 yrs, 1O7 lbs.6 .
Eagles kinlock. 4yrs, ITO l,s-........,.. ,...5 3
Ghinns BIZ Dillon, yIs ~ lbs..;;.".$ Q
Bray's Judge Hancock, yrs, ITO lbs.."........2 0
Time-2:S7A, 2:36a
Third Race-Cincinnati Ladies' Stakes
Dash of three-quartcrs of mile, for two
| year-olds; $40 entrance fee, p. D., 800
added; twenty nominations, eight starters
Edwards Jessie Donaldson 81 lbs..................
Lancasters Enterprise, 100
Edwards John N Norton.".
Time-1:1S.
There will be three races to-day:
| One-nile dash-Entries: Bonnie Itasca,
Kilburn, Ada Lambert, Athol, Virgilian,
Ben. Hadley Springlet, Beechwood and
Short-line
Burnet House Stakes-Mile heats-Ear
of Beaconstield, Belle Palmer, Waynes-
burg, Harper, John r. Swinney, Warfield
Grapples speculator, Enquiries, Stella,
Grigsby and Molle Merrill.
Two-mile dash-Russ Butler, Emma G.,
Watamah, Judge Hancock, Tolona Dr.
Livingstone, Fair Play, Springbranch and
Actress.
AT the Jerome Park races Saturday War
minister Lloyd's filly, and Bayard were the
winners.
PITrsBURG, June 3-The first race Satur-
day, trot for 2:40 class, for purse of $iO0,
was won by Hermes in three straight heats.
Time, 2:3S, 2:3S, 1854.
The second race, for 2:21 class, for purse
of $500, was won by Belle Brassfeld, who
took the first second and fourth heats.
Time, 2:2S, 2:27A, 2:27K, 2:29.
Baseball.
Cincinnati-Thc following is the result of
the game Saturday:
Innings.............. 8 4 6 8
Indianapolis.""...".".. Q 0 0 0 1-6
acknowledgements" 0 2 0-5
The Mohawk Browns played the Ravens
yesterday. About eight hundred people
were at the Ball Park The score is as fol-
lows:
INNINGS Innings S3ss -
Rs1sns..::.::.::.::: MNnaSks: S-a ~
Runs earned-Mohawks 4.
Bases on errors-Mohawks 10, Ravens g.
Two-baSe hitS-Wieman /, Rollins /.
Balls called-On Williams 10, OH Hungler T.
Strikes cailed-On Williams IT, on Hungler 10.
Time Of game-Two hours and fifteen minutes.
Umpire-F. Bierman.
The following is the result of yesterdays
game between the Night Owls and the Day
breaks.
n! Inningsi Inn %a;: i',,''". g 4 6 SS %
DaybreaEs.,..... DaSfs aSs.,,'... . iii iii
Chicago 3, Boston 2.
Providence IA, Milwaukee 7.
Providence, r. LIN the baseball game
Saturday afternoon, Goodman, of the Mil
waukees, was fined $15 for using insulting
language to the umpire.
Mt. Vernon, O.-The second game of base
ball was played Saturday at Gambler be-
tween the Senior Glass Mines of the Ohio
Wesleyan University and Kenyon College,
resulting in favor of the Kenyons by
score of s TOT.
Manchester, N. H.-Stars 3, Manches-
ters 0.
Pittsburg-Forest Citys of Cleveland 4,
Alleghenys2. 2.
New Haven-Uticas 5, New Havens 2.
Rifle Practice.
The following is the score of the Robin
son Sharpshooters at their last practice at
their range at the Four-mile House, dis
tance 200 yards. Creedmoor target and
rules, possible SO:
NAMES T2 8 A 6 7 8 9 10 T.
Serg'tJW Carroll. 3 2 4 4 4 8 A S 4 "a
E. F. MeCreary.... 8 4 S 8 4 2 33
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