The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-13

MAY 27, Dartmouth vs. Harvard, at Cam
bridge
May 20, Dartmouth VS. Brown. at Provi-
dehce.
June 1. Dartmouth VS. Princeton, at
Princeton.
June /. Brown VS.. Harvard, at CAMBRIDGE.
June 2. Dartmouth VS.. Amherst at Anl-
herst.
June 8, Princeton vs. Brown, at Provi-
dence.
June 4. Princeton VS.. Harvard, at Cam
bridge.
June7, Princeton VS.. Dartmouth, at Han
over
June 5, Princeton vs. Amherst, at Am
herst.
June 9, Amherst VS. Dartmouth, at Han
over
June 15, Amherst VS.. Princeton, at Prince
ton.
June 16, Amherst VS.. Brown, at Provi-
dence
June 25, Harvard VS.. Brown, at Provi-
dence.
June 26, Amherst VS.. Harvard, at Cam
bridge,
Had Richmond been permitted to play,
there are four of the above dates when he
is engaged to play in League schedule
games viz. May IA, 20, June and 16.-
New York Clipper.
TurfTalk.
Bonnie Carries three-year-old has been
named Duke OF Kent.
Billy Emmett of the Academy of Music,
has bought the grey gelding, Chas. w.,
paying $5, $5,OO0.-[Chicago News.
Imp. Brigadier, by Monarque, dam Sweet
Lucy. by Sweetmeat is to make the season
of 1880 at Col Wynn's, Summer County,
Tenn.
The Executive Committee of the Mil
waukee Driving Park were to meet this
week to settle the purses for the June
meeting.
The proposed races between Kentucky
Wilkes, owned BY E. H. Broadhead, of Mil
waukee, Wis, and Tekonska, the Michigan
horse, are declared off for the present.
The fast PAGER Crown Point has been sold
by ]. A. Brown, of Milwaukee, Wis, to
parties who intend putting him on the turf
the coming season. The horse can pace in
2.l6.
A sale of Col. McDaniel's thoroughbreds
was attempted at Philadelphia, Pa, March
9Th, but on account of the low bidding,
all were withdrawn with the exception OF
the seven-year-old mare Avondale, by
Leamingtn, which was knocked down to
J. D. Lippincott for $205.
Miscellaneous.
Harry Fellows is home again.
The papers are denouncing the Gem Puz
zle as fraud, but the Boston Transcript
considers it square game.
Archery has taken strong hold on Mil
waukee, and the CITY boasts of two clubs
and about two hundred archers.
VIM. Cam, the bicyclist has fled peti
tion for liquidation in the Sheffield Eng.
Bankruptcy Court Liabilities $1,000.
Glove-fights are fast increasing in mum
ber, both in England and in this country,
and number of matches have been made
between noted boxers.
The bill to prohibit piqeon-shooting ir
Rhode Island for the purposes of sport, OF
as a test OF craftsmanship, passed the Stat,
Senate March 81, and is now alaw.
Owners of pool.tables in the Quaker City
were notified last week that tax of $50 OF
the first table and $40 on every additiona
one would have to be paid by them.
Edward Bibby and Albert Ellis, the lat
ter of whom has been well known in thi
neighborhood for number OF years, ar
matched to wrestle the best two in thre,
falls, for an announced stake of $500 side
April 17th, IN New York. The frstfal to b
governed by Devonshire rules and he mex
by Lancashire; should third fall be nee
essary to decide, it is to be wreslled in
style that is compromise between the two
Lancashire Tor "catch-as-catch-can") rule
governing, but the principals wearing loos
jackets, as in the Devonshire style.