The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-13
SPORTING NEWS.
The Saratoga Races.

+ The Saratoga Races.
SARATOGA, Aug. 12-Ths first race to-day.
Windsor Hotel stakes, tvo-year olds. five
EIuriongs, was won by Granada. Luxe Black-
9urn second. Time, / 03l. La the betting
Leni,arIs I12n I,l e Granada and Retalie brought
$50, Luxe blackburn $50 Lucy George SIS.
keneiffe. Giidelia and Ackhan $40 each.
Ihe second race, the great event OF the
meeting, the kenner stakes, for three-year
elas Two onand miles, vas won By FaIsetto spend
The sha fayorite, selling for. 500. spendthrfft for
800, IorillarSs Harold and Monitor for s75
and Jericho for $50.
rolIl The third race, purse of 500, all ages, one
6abrIel second. Time, 2:I11l Checknats
vas the favorite, selling for $500, Gabriel for
500, and the field for $50.
sa1ls. Ihs fourth @ race, purse Of 500, all ages.
| ChaTley GoghaIn second. Time. .Aall. Char.
| ley Gorharn was the favorite bringing szfF1.
yaekscrew 800, Edwin A. $50, Simon s35.
Terror $50. vs.
| THE BRIGHTON BEACH RACES.
| NEW YORK., Aug. 12.-The Brighton Beach
Racing Association began their third running
| meeting to-day
| The first race, a one mile dash. had five
atarters and was won by MoIlie McGinfey.
Kingston second, Sunlight third. Time, :4e.
lhe second race, q dash of one mile and a
quarter, had five starters. Enterprise won.
With Albert second and yIrginian third.
Time, 2: Is.
The third raee. three-quarters Of mile,
was won by Pirate. Hattie r.. second. Little
Mae third. Time, / 10.
Inc fourth race was mile heat hurdle
race. The first heat vas won by Bay Rum.
gaIVer, .av, II, II, second, kelso third. Time.
:53z4 The second heat was won by KeIso,
carver, Jr., second. Time. :53z4. The third
neat anu race was won by Bay Bum, Keiao
being q close second Time, So.
THE ROCHESTER RACES.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Aug. 12-To-day was
the opening OF the grand central trotting cir
cult ia this city, which will continue four
days. The weather was pleasant and fbe at
tendance quite large.
The first race was for the 2:50 class. In
which seven horses started. Eta Jones won
the first, second and fourth heats, and Moose
the third Time, :20-2 ri s4-2 .24lLa-2 20Is.
The second event was for the q 20 class,
fEfEf Fhh EIs6 fFfs tEttcKEr MATCH.
OTTAWA, Can, Aug 1.-THE following team
will represent Canada 10 the grand inteTna-
tIonal cricket match with the United States
Brock, Of Toronto: G. Birdie, J. W Braphy,
&. BrIInet. Of Ottawa, E. H. Cough, Of Mon
trea1; 6. T. Hull, Of Port Hope; Rey: {. p
Phillips. Of Ottawa; y. Ray, Of Whitby; d.
O. Smith, Of Ottawa, and j. Smith, OF Mon
treal.
NATIONAL ARCHERY TOURNAMENT.
CHICAGO. Aug. 12--Thirteen archery clubs
were represented at the opening Of the first
annual tournament OF the National ATcnery
Association to-day. Eighteen Of the contest
ants were ladies and fifty-eight gentlemen
sixty yards, and two for ladies' at thirty
yards, ali of regulation size, four feet in
diameter. The archnrs were In unifofTn-the
gentlemen with white flannel shirts, hand
sonely trimmed, and the ladies With biue
or green taasels and belts Ths scene
at the opening was very picturesque. The meet
| ing opened with shooting for the national
| medals: the gentlemen shooting, hfst dis
| tance Of double York round and ladies' shoot
| Ingt first distance Of CoiuI bia round. Inc
greatest interest centered about the ladies.
The targets were badly perforated by the lar
arehers, their golds or centres beng
gentiemens, perhaps because the ladies sn0L
at only half the distance they did Inc best
average shooting score Of the first twenty
Mrs. IL. Klein, Of Charlottesville, 14o; Mrs.
Brown, of Hastings, Mieh, l5s. Miss JAMIE
Street, 1z9; Mrs. John Lee, Of oraWfordsville.
118; Miss Owens 10; Mrs. Mayer Ramsey,
Crawf9TdsVis and and a5s Us ida Si1any chsyieb !.
a, Mrs. Proctor, %; Mrs. DR. Mary. q.
Green. f IS. Mrs. win Il. Thompson and Miss
Parsons, 8 each Mrs. Fl. g. taryer, OF Hign-
land Park, 10, Miss Cole and Mrs. Il. Z.
Baker. Is eaef; Mrs. Windsor, 72; Mrs.
Inesef1er and Mrs. Goodrich, - each. Mrs
Carter, Al, Mrs. Z. u fatefi, re .f nfsL -.
gold or centre Of the meefihg was sGJfsu uy
Mrs. Klein, Of Cra#fordsvine, Wn9 s per-
farated the glfttering centre With her
seeand arrow. Later, in The second
Inning, she scored three golds In
s1Ieeession. She vas closely followed By Mrs.
ErnUn. Of Hastings, and 10th shooters. az
we'll az Miss Street, Of Highland Park. re-
ceived continued applause for their meTitorl-
Ca,s shooting The gentlemen, in their sixty
yard shooting, we're having 1uieteE timet but
'HIf r ne sfore Of the first twenty.four arrows
resulted: w. 4. Russell 5s, Or. T. MeMeehan.
1 Of Charlottesville, 81, Z. Husssy 80. Mr.
trudt ~, T. r. Proctor II. w. M. Bremen, 10.
r. Z. Weston and Will FL. Thompson TO eaef,
the rest running down to W. L. Sheppard, OF
i Chicago who scored II points only. Hayes.
the Presidents son, WAS next 70 the lowest.
; with II points. Eastern targets did most Oh
the good shooting.
sCuLLIsG MATCH ST EARRTE.
BARRIE, Ont, Aug. 12-There fs to be
| grand scuiiing regatta here On MoudaT neE5-
Reilly. Kennedy, PIaistfd, Morris and others
are entered aud will arrive tomorrow. Han
IAN srriyes Friday and will also taxs part.
BASE BALL-
: CrTeTsSATI, Aug. f2@GpeiaDatis ?, tniea
CLEVELAND, Aug. l2-Baffaios = cievs
= SYHteUsE, Aug. i2-Providenee .. stars
JaoY, Aag. 12.-Troys !, BostGf5 .. e,tv q
4Tp.sY Aug f2-AlDaDy o. Jersey Irye.- ~ :
SPRIxGFIELD, Aug. .l2-Spfihsiisi 80 =
10 cefIeTs aefyoKE :, Aug. 1z,-Holyokes 4, Nation
q | ais 8. <o HIM Rifters %, SeV7
DO | Haven B.
ar new candidate.