The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-15
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THE RACES AT BRIGHTON BEACH.

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THE RACES At BRIGHTON BEACH.
AEV YORK. Ang. 1.-THE races at Brighton
Beach were continued to-day.
| ine hrst race, a mile and quarter dash,
was won BY Lucky Hit, Iofa Scarlet second,
/ Idler third. Time, 2.l5.
ne second race, mile heats, Eas won by
afiey who took the second and third heats.
after running second In the first heat, which
vas won BY Carver. Jr., Nellie b., third.
Tine, 1891 147-1 81
Third race, a dash Of one mile and an
eight, was Won b. Baton Rouge, Ike Bonhann
second, s95l Bayard third. Time, 57A-
VAS ahs won arsepsessa p9 azsr t rsgatar course
Derby third. Time 4;27Ll,.
THE FILTERS At ROCHESTER gE4Ts
HIS PREVIOUS RECORD.
ROCHESTER, ". T., Aug. 1.-THE third day
Of the trotting meeting attracted big crowd.
The. weather was cloudy and the track in
| good condition.
The Erst race, for the zA class. had nine
starters. Dick Wright took the first neat,
and Linda Baaset the second third sni
fourth heats. Time, 2:241z-z:2f1 II zf1zlx-
I2e24zz.
Tns second event was pacing race, in
which there were four starters. Rowdy Bay
won the first heat, Sleepy Tom the second
fifth end sixth, and Matte Hunter the third
and fourth. Tine, zd3%4-2a611l-2a5-2d5l
The grand event Of the meeting was the
trial exhibition Of Raras for a special purse
OF $500, Barus to receive $1,000 Iii case he
beats the Maids best time made On this
track fzd45s}, and $3.50 additional II he beats
hfs own time of 2l3A. Ia the pools Barus
was the favorIte against time. There were
very cold, raw wind blowing.
Earus was accompanied by a running horse.
The first heat Was done IN 2d7St, the scond in
216, and the third ia 213la About one
thousand people were On the track.
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PROVIDENCE, Aug. f4-In the seventy-fEve
hour walking match here the scores oR the
leaders at / O'Clock to-day stood as follows. e.
SOD % miles, Hartman 7s, Murphy 70, Pe-
gram 10, Wi!naont SO. Dickinson 6s, Glider s..
RockWood 81, Colbert 81. Cotton s. and Cana
Dafs g.
At 1910 o. II. the score stood as follgws.
Hartman 10 miles, Etsen los miles q laps,
Albert 100, Wisnnot g8. Dickinson J2, Colbert
%. g9lsfcn % Leeo1f %. Canpana s8.
Midnigat- Hartman fl3 rafies I lap, Eis0n
ll9 r1iLes laps, Colbert 1Gt, Dickinson 19s
miles 5 laps, HiIlQos 1J3, Colston 1g2, Albert
100, Lacoar a2, Canepana 90.
COMING SPORTING EVENTS AT OTTAWA.
OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. 1.-THE American
crIcEeters ID the international match will be
zs'adered all possible hosoitaiities while here.
ExcErsion parties an1 the best our city can
afford in the way CT ara aseraent will be given
taern, It has been suggested to give $1,000
scla5dG prize race here during bae Dominion
Ell alsl09 WeeK- Suc1 sum. It ID Thought,
would attract Hanlan and Courtney TO Du-
caesna lake, nsar here, oLe os the finest rae
ing stretches IN America.
BASE BALL.
CLEvELAyD, Aug. l4-Chieagos 5, CIeve-
lands 4.
Troy, Aag. 14.-Trogs 6. Providence 3
HoLYoKE, Mass, Aug. 4-HoIyokas IL,
Afauya ).
NEW BEDFoED, Mass, Aug. 14-New Bed
sofds H. WoEcesters 4.
Boston, Aug. f4-Stars 3. Rostons O.
BUFFALO, Aag. 14-No game; rain.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. I&-GaEns called
on account OF rain.