The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-05

TURDAY EVENING, JU
ing in September 1t was voted to arrange
the classes and premiums as follows:
First day-2:S0 class, 81, 500; 2:20 class,
81, 800.
Second day-2:27 class, 81, 500; 2:4O class,
81 600; 2:22 class, $1,000.
Third day-2;5O class, $1,000, 2:25 class,
81, 900; 2:lS class. 5000.
Fourth day-2:35 class, 81, 900; and spe-
cial purse of $4,000, probably free-for-all.
l-[Boston Traveller.
LAST DAY AT CHESTER PARK.
Yesterday was a grand day at Chester
Park, there being fully 4, 200 people present
to witness the close of the races.
First Race-Purse, 1000 for 2:24 Glass
$500 to first, $3.50 to second, $3.50 to third,
800 to fourth.
Macy Bros S. 8. Post Boy. ..............1 8
J. knaubers b. g. Deck Wright......2 2
". H. Wilson'S g, 6. Dick Taylor...5 s
II: e. Pate's br G. Dictator ...........4 4
Tlme-2:231S. 2:23, 2:24, 2:25h.
Second Race-Purse 81 ZOO, 2:1S class,
$500 to first $3.50 to second, $3.50 to third,
500 to fourth.
Al. Mckimmens br. s. Scott's
D. DeNoTeies b. m. Adelaide.
Alden Goldsmith's b. m. Hunt
Time-225, 2;24, 2:2511a 2;2Sh, 226, 22s
MILWAUKEE, RACES.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 5.-Kilburn.
Mintzer, Gabriel and Cannon were winners
i'll the races yesterday.
DETROIT JOCKEY CLUB.
DETROIT July 5.-Keene Richards, Glen
more and Checkmate were winners In the
races here yesterday.
CHICAGO JOCKEY CLUB.
CHICAGO, July 5.-The first race yesterday
was won by Capoul in 2:2S, and the second
by Bonesetter in 2:24, 2:26 and 2:2S.
Notes
Rienzi, Matte, Golddust and General
Garfield were winners at Akron yester-
day.
At the Titusville, Pa, races yesterday,
Valiant Time and Kitty Coleman were
winners.
Rosalie, Anna Augusta, Baronet, Jericho,
Bramble and Danischef were the winners
at Long Branch yesterday.
Jack Rapids and Commodore were win
ming horses at Vincennes yesterday.
At Brighton Beach running races yester-
day, Glenogle Bonham, Alleveur and Dan
dav carried off the stakes.
Aquatic.
THE SHOES GET LEFT.
TOLEDO, O., July 5.-Yesterday at 8
o'clock the senior four-oared race was
called, and the Shoewaecaemette and Wy
apdotte crews were the only ones who made
their appearance The stroke Of the Wah-
wahsum crew was suddenly attacked with
collie and the crew had no man to fill his
place The two crews got off well to-
gether, but at the end of the first quarter
the Wyandottes were slightly in the
lead.
Though the Wyandottes steered badly
they continued in the lead, and crossed the
line winners in nineteen minutes andf forty
six and three-fourth seconds; Shoes twenty
minutes and ten seconds.
For single sculls there were three starters,
distance two miles with turn, Baltz, OF Ft.
Wayne, won as he pleased time, 19:4S x,
Kelly, of Ft Wayne, second. In the junior
pair-oared class the Zephyrs, of betroit
pulled over the course alone in 2O:12H, dis
tancn mile and return.
| METRoPoLITAE REGATTA
New YoRK, July 5.-The Metropolitan
Regatta was rowed on the Hudson ycster
day. The eight-oared race was won by the
Resolutes: time, 1929. The six-oared race
was won by the Carmans; no time. The
four-oared race was won by the Atalantas
time, S:255E. In the four-oared gig race
all but the Resolute and Columbia swamped
Columbia won; time, 9:43A.
The principal event of the day was thu
four.oared race for college crews Only
Columbia and Wesleyan entered Colum
ba won; Wesleyan swamped. Time
10:12H.
The pair-oared race was won by the Alta
antas the Areonauts being swamped. M
time. The senior single scull was won b,
Pilkington, of Seawantoka. Time, 1881 q
Junior single scull declared off.
Miscellany.
: The entries for the Keokuk regatta vii
1 be made public to-day.
The Quincy News saws that a young lad
of that city is practicing for the regatta
4 Keokuk.
Frenchy johnson says the Saratoga row
ing course is miserable one, and that 1t
0 impossible for a person rowing to see. Object
l any distance ahead.
e Archie McComb, the celebrated 1OO-yarc
runner, has returned to San Francisc
from the lower country. He will shortl
. challenge Goodfellow, of Australia for
75-yards race.
. VIII. Yyndman and Hunt N. Butler,
n the Minnesota Boat Club of st. Paul, hay
entered for the regatta at Saratoga Hyn'
man will row in the senior singles, an
e both in the senior double-scull races. K
l turning, t. ey both take part IN the keoku