The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-03
RATTLING RACES.
The Programme for Chester DriV'
ing Park To-day.
Other Sporting Events.

The springrpnning races begin at Chester
| Park to-day and continue all week. Trains
leave the PlumStreet Depot daily at Ills,
| 200 and 3:I8 p. IN. The track is in splendid
condition.
The first race will be dash one mile for
all ages, purse $500, $50 to second. There
are II probable starters: p NJ. Vests Mollie
Mckinley, 8 years, by Glen Athol, dam
Minnie Lewis; e. II. Bradley's Ella b., 8
years by Revolver, dam Molle Mcintyre;
Jas. Doyle & Co.'S Surge, aged, by Revolver,
dam Syrin; W. II. Hoag's John Harper, 4
| years. by Longfellow, dam Ida Osa; Bruce
& Hancock's Rowdy Boy, 3 years by ST.
lence; JAS Murphy's Juniata, years, by
| Wanderer; Il. r.. Wards Nellie Booker, 4
wears, by Australisn dam Lerna; w. cottrells
Grigsby, years. by Daniel Boone, dam Folly;
W. S. Wiikinson's customer, 6years, by
Harry of the West; s. B. Morris Egypt,
aged by Planet. dam, Lady Barry; George
GilPs Frank Short, years. by Glen Athol,
dam, Belle Brandon; W. H. Landermans s
Glendalia, years, by Glenelg; Col. N. A.
gan, dam, Annie B; Tice HuttselPs Way
farer, 4 years, by Waverly, dam, Woodford
Bell; J. I. keller's Grapple, years, by Bay
Wood, dam, Gonereil; o. o. Vests Brill, 4
years, by Glen Att. oil, dam, Sallie Morgan;
| T. J. McGibbon's MInnuck, years. by
Glenelg, DAM Mink.
Second race, Ohio Derby, for three-year-
olds, dash of one and half miles, $50 en-
trance h. f., $500 added by the Association,
500 to second. There will be only six
starters, P. NJ. Vests Enterprise to carry
102 pounds, by Enquirer, dam Sallie Nor
gan; Byron McClellan's Kenton, 105
POUNDS, by imp. Glenelg, dam Alert; John
Mattingly's Little Planet, 105 pounds, by
| plupat dan, Thaconon. RI I Mn(,ihhnu' @
Cash Clay, 105 pOu nds by Wanderer, dam
imp. Eclipse; G. z. Stewards CLAUDIA, 102
pounds, by War Dance, dam Jenny Nc
Kenny; John Lloyd & Co.'s Ben. Hill, 1872
pounds, by Bonnie Scotland dam Melrose.
Third Race-Mile heats for all ages.
Club purse, $500; $50 to second. The
starters will be James BOYLE & Co.'S Edwin
A., 5 years old, to carry 112 pounds, by Re-
volver, dam Syrin; Brady & LambeEt's A da
Lambert, aged, lis pounds, by West Rox-
bury, dam Miss Howard; Z. T. Wards
Nellie Booker, 4 years. 107 pounds, by
Australian, dam Lerna; James Mnrphy's
Victim, 3 years, so pounds, by Victory;
Bruce & Hancock's Crosslet, S years, 1l2
b. Harper's Dunkirk, years, ITO pounds
by Enquirer, dam Lii tie Lily; VIM. Cree s
Mary Walton, years, 92 pounds, by John
Morgan, dam Eta Clleatham.
Only a few pools were sold this morning
on to-day's races. The betting on the first
race was about even on Egypt against the
field, and Ben. Hill is a big fayorlte in the
second race for the Ohio Derby Stakes The
first race will be a very exciting one and
should the favorite be so unfortunate as to
get into the pocket" on the start, he will
stand poor show of getting to the front
Baseball.
| Yesterdays GAMES.
| MANCHESTER, N. H., June s.
Innngs............... 6 8
Manchesters ............ 0 0 0 0 10 o. 8
uticas .................. 0 0 0 0 0 " l
PROVIDENCE, r. l., June s.
| Innngs......"....., l 2
Narraganse ts.. ..... 2 l 0 0 0 0 o. 8
Gortons. 0 o 0 2 0 0 0 o. Q
WORCESTER. MASS, June g. 3.-Worcesters,
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