Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-11
THE EVENING STAR.
SATURDAY.
September IL. 1851.
Snoring Notes.


The track at Sheepshead Bay, Coney Islam 4,
yes, eiday WAS rather heavy. a3d The atteni iaca
Only fair. In the race for the Long Isla11 y.
ieEef stakes. Is. mites. Luke Blackburn hal 4
~atk-oYer. In the Autumn stakes, a syea D.
etaktS, ior taoyC el5S. CT 500 each, hit fsr.
,e!t, Win 3 ,eeo added. tATeeQGarJers Of mile.
Tie starters with jha;r price IN The pools were
as follows: BraaDal2tta S-25 Spark S2I9. TaDsN
ssHi. Lady ROSCb5rry Sl65. Ripple Sl6a Boaaie
LIZZIE SiG0 and CnIn@prS alton 500 Bramba-
lctta and Bonnie Lizzie T&u teatl-heat for nrst
place. spark. Lady ko >eheFry, TOpsY an. Com
ptnS-tiCn n the or Ter named: Tine p The
owners Or Bonnie LIZZIE ami BFAmhalptra tityl-
Ged The stakes. The Third race vas free hand
leap SWEEPSTAKES OF 80 each. II not Gecl lrad
cut with s. cne added heats or one mile and a
Iurlong. StarterS-Dan Spagliag Ferlda Jari-
enc. Bllrnty. THURMAN ana krupp Gun. Pools
sold: teIida $40, jericho SSS'. Blaraey S2la:
fed ;2y0. Bl3rney won The first heat. KrgnS
Gun second. The second and third heats aud
race was won by Ferida; time 202ls. The
fourth race, handicap SteCpie chase purse 500
Pools sold: Disturbance $3.50, judith 500 Pom
eroy AID Lizzie ID $40, Dandy siu0 Captain
Franklin $40. The race was Won Oy Disturb
aEce. Cap ain Franklin second: time 3 S9I.
over 500 uniformed delegates OF TIE lea itn-
DCycie clubs OF The country viii turn out on
the 18th inst III New York, the oCc lsioa being
Tie first regular meeting OF The officers IA az,
F0ctors OF the League OF American NhnrIrna7
On The 10Th at an early hour the riders wlli
assemble at the club headquarters preDlrstor,
10 tt.,ir departure for Long Island Tne lies
VIII be formed according 10 the da'e OF organ.
zaccn OF the different clubs. The New York
cuts Will form tie tirst squad. They VIII b.
followed 10y the Boston. MaSSachus ,trS Cen
'2tr, Erection. Philadelphia aud Washington
cuts Each club Will nave its respective bayiar
n ;tcullion 10 those In front OF the caValcala
Al he Worth monument the clubs VIII be re-
viewed 10y tie officers OF the league ana their
captains, aItcr which a series OF mounts dIS-
iHCCntS ara other eyolutionS Will be gone
through. After the inspection the excursion
lists VIII ride down 10 the boat winch is to con.
Ney item 10 the foot or Montague street Brook
lyD. Here they will be met by the Brooklyn
clun. no VIII act as guides. on their WV
through she PARK the Ti1orS Will halt az certain
intervals and have their photographs taken.
Coney Island once reached, the ranks win sl
broken and the call sounded for dinner
A match has been arranged b.Uween p I9r-
nlard'S o. C, meas. years old. and DIVER
Brothers b. c., Blackburn 3 Years old the r4ra
10 take place on The track OF the Coney Island
Jockey Cluo al SheepSbead Bay next Tuesday.
The distance Is 70 be one mile and a halt. and
each colt IS to carry los pounds. Tae stakes are
purse. ~ ''
AT Minneapolis yesterday the % mile horse
race teIWeen Mrs. COOK, Cal, and Miss Pm
heo, OF Col. Tor $1,000 was won by the former
IN io.5O. beating her competitor nearly TWO
niles. TIE race was Witnessed by thirty thou
sand people.
Base ban yesterday: At Bpfralo-Buralos
3; CincipDaiis o. AT the finish OF the eighth
inning TIE score stood: CincinnatiS II: BuaaloS
y TIE Butfalos had hlled bases on the ninth
inning, with one Out, when Clapp the clpt9tn
OF The Cincirnaiis, protested Jnat it was too
Ozark 10 continue the game and refused to have
BIS cluD play. The umpire awarded the game
10 the Buffalo Club. AT Overwhelmingly . ::
CleyelaDdS, >.