, 1880-07-31
SPORTING NEWS.
Closing Events In the Great Trot.
ting Meeting ut Cleveland.
Maud s. Makes q Half-Mile in the
Quick Time Of l:04 -.
Lorillarl Gathers In Another Purse at
the uoodHool Meeting.
Tho Troys Win Game from the Bufalos
by One Point


CLEVELAND.
Bpsetds Dupdtth to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
CLEVELAND. O., July so.-Betwecn 1000 |
a1,d 1900 peraons attended the termination Ut !
the trottlng meeting this afternoon. The
weather was remarkably hncaild the track In
splendid order.
There were three rnces and at exhibition
by Maud s., who covered herself with gfhry
by trottlng half mtle fn tho wonderful time
Of 1:ol11. Maud g.. was given tho word
t,yice IN the first trial. She troEe before gO-
Ing quarter, and was pulled 10 walk.
jogging around to the wire, she started agnan
with tho result noted. ).
Tho first race on the card wns for tho 2 ;s3
class, which was represented by Wcdgewood,
pa.ma, Deck Wright, Kitty Bates, Katla
Middleton, and kentucky. Wilkes Wedge
wood started choice at $50, tic field selling at
$40. Six i,eats wera trotsetl, but the sace
could have been ended Iii three haA Splan
driven We.igewood for such all end. Kate
Middleton was atstanced In the first heat.
through scnd-oH that was nothing more
nor less t1all nil outrage. Tile horses
scored nine times. Kato Middleton
came up level at least four
tines III tho first eight, but on each occasion
the other horses were behind or breaking.
mid the word was not given; finally OIL the
| ninth score she was six lengths behind and
breaking, and the word was given, She
never settled until the whole field was near
quarter Of mile nl,ead Of her, yet trotted
ist IT, thnt % sS nisS s I'd onIy fqnr or FIVE n
looked iii through tlle rules to. lind
authority to lct ner ,,,,, r., but faileti M ' to
n4 a$ s {Ka kstRsy Rfy{y wkss ,ts N ?a the Ktty tst
| uates very cleyerly captures! the second III
2:al1 and Deck Wright. finished nn app,.
rently easy winner OF the third in I'm:
Splal. then GeEansh sha af,sg ,H ~ eaIst n i iMla
cut eStra exertion tn ~! ~, ss:::s'4. md :.::e.
Tie second race was the frec-fo1-Al! Ince,
Siespy o Mattiy nteFh fha he5 NoWiy .Si
ssi te vds " s S,fr Sysf % Ct %tpft e It s5 "a a
Tile winner, l,uweycr. turned UP after sever.
severe heats in Lucy, who bought for 81 III
sisepy rom lst! for = Quarter, Niattle Hunter
secuiltI, Dan third, Lucy fourth, and Kowtly
Boy jail up. Tom broke OH tho backstreteli.
and Alatt!e tooM tho lead, wltl Danlo! 9n l.er
red Dan to. n break just beyond tlie half, nnti
Matte obtained clenr lead. Dan came UP
again on tlle holnestretcll, but tte little ntnrc
', i ,sh out so ntsngt ;an Ss III III 3;1e Hin s,
I,oWdy boy then took tho second he!t, Alat-
tic second, Dun third, Lucy fourth, Tom Inst
oil break. Near the half now.y Boy broke
a p"n went t. sS s ftSn fo tne On tf TIE irtv He
yards from tho wire she led half q length.
Ono Ut Keys lines then Slipped through Ills
hands, nla liz tlntl 70 cease drying. Tho rc-
sn!t wgs end isnt ~ 3iS@ Mattle Hunter y
"A 1t the word for tho third lleat Rowdy Boy,
Sleepy Tom, Matte Hunter, nntl Dun brus!ed
AWAY. At tho turn Tom pinclIed Matte
1jtft11 fhnf In nrt3nr tn nrnft1 tn3tf4tula
l,ea lIntl to swing over In front of IAN, cpi,l'
nlldtencu shouted "Fouli f0,ilr' lowds
trouble, finished good sccond, Tom fourth,
and Lucy last. Time, ?:lG. .Newbro claimed
foul, and Isca explained to the Judges that ht
was forged to @ ga wheIc ny ga or sIse ilaxe
IN the fourth lleat llow.!y Boy led around
Into the l,oinestretcli. a1ll .wns uultin1shct!
by Lucy, who won by tWn lengths III 2:l0A
soEre pa wo St.s wy ytsl9y Is ~ d;tafsa t @ f thG
Judges let him have Ills .placc.
Il Din Mace got up behind nowdy Boy fol
tho fifth hcat aud lalluci hiul winner Il
/, tlio stat,ls for not winning heat IN ilve
> Tho next heats nnti racs were taksE
II eotuppratively .easy style by Lucy r. ::1s9l
3:i014: l3nn. revived in the sixth l1ent s1st
lid The final heat won ut tho l,alf.
>, Thu third race was the 9:.5 event. Haiti
Woodward, owned by W. G. France, ut st
field eomposcd Of Belle IT,, Amber, Abtalla!l
wera 100 to 10, md few .taRers. 70
tho short end. 11atttp Woodward wOl
tho easiest race Of the mcettng In 3:s:1{
3::s31zS, 1..s. GINS Wilson seilt her about lfva
lengths to the front In tho iirst quarter o.
, eacIl hcat, md t!len took lter III hand aI,
finally logged holne. Tonight the horse
, men arc trying to calculate how fast sh'
cuI ttQt. =