Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-26
SPORTING.

| The p. PEDESTRIAN Contest at New York-In-
/ tercsting Races at Boston. Coney Island
and Washington.
8 a. m.-Hughes 285; Hazael 1884; Row
ell 27S; Hart 269; Fitzgerald 267; Nofemac
262; Herty 254; Vint 218; Panchot 215.
IL a. m.-Hughes 3O1; Hazael 800; Row.
ell 292; Fitzgerald 282; Hart $50; Noremac
277; Herty 27O; Vint 233; Panchot 224.
8 p. m.-Hughes 81; Hazael 311; Row.
ell 3O5; Fitzgerald 296; Noremac 292;
Hart 287; .Herty 283; Vint 245; Panchot
239.
8 p. m.-Hazael 33S; Rowell 1856;
Hughes 332; Fitzgerald 325; Noremac BIZ;
Hart 315; Herty 305; Vint 27O; Panchet
withdrawn with a score of $50 miles.
l a. m.-Hazael 343; Hughes 242; Row.
ell BAL; Fitzgerald 334; Noremac $40; Hart
1926; Herty 300; Vint 285.
Tart Evrm s.
Boston, Oct. 25.-Beacon Park races.
First race, 2:S6 class. In first Maud D.
led from the start and took the heat easily
by two lengths, Gov. Plaisted second,
Walter distanced. Time 1854. In the
second heat Maud D. was squarely out
trotted by Vision, who won by one-half a
length. Belle Shackett also passed Maud
D. on the last quarter and finished second.
Time 2:134. In the third heat
Vision and Belle Shackett kept well
together till after reaching the
three-quarter post, at which point Gov
Plaisted passed the latter and made a hard
struggle Tor first place. Vision, however,
kept the advantage and won by two
lengths. Time, $50. Vision broke in the
fourth heat directly after getting the word
and fell to the rear. Gov. Plaisted wentto
the front and led the entire mile, with
Belle Shackett second until on the home
stretch Kate Harris secured second place
and so finished. Mission again broke on
rounding into the home stretch and came
in fourth under the wire. Time, 2:31I.
Race postponed on account darkness till
Thursday.
|, Glass 2:29, Speeders led in the first heat
till after passing the quarter, when
Happy Thought came to the front and
at the half mile led three lengths. Thi-
advantage was kept to the finish, the oths
ers being strung out. Nickel tool second
place, Morris distanced. Time 2:28I. In
the second heat Happy Thought led to the
half mile, which he reached at a 2:20 gait.
He increased the lead nearly two lengths
on the upper turn, but from here Nickel
gradually gained on him, and on the home
stretch passed him, taking the heat by
half a length. Time 1854. The third
heat was a repetition of the second; the
first half mile being made as before at a
2:2O pace or faster, Nickel won by nearly
a length, Happy Thought second, the 9th
er horses punched several lengths behind.
Time 2:2311@. Race postponed until to-
morrow.
CoNEY ISLAND, Oct. 25.-First race, ono
mile; Hostage first, Littleford second, Vex-
alton third; time 1:45. Seven-eighths
miles, Knight Templar first, Haledon sec
ond, George Mccullough third; time 1914.
Mile, Opera Boy first, R Monee second,
Kit third; time 1:47. Three-quarters mile
Baron, the favorite, first, Medusa second,
Bonaretta, third; time lis.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25-First race, one
mile, Brunswick, first; Jim Nelson, second;
Rochester, third. Time: 148. Second
race, one and a quarter miles, Farewell,
first; Blenheim, second; Nettie, third.
Time: 2:13l. Mile and o%ne-eighth, Col.
Sprague, first; Hartford, second; frankie
B, third. Time: 1881. Mile and 500
yards, a walk over for Bo~otjack. Three
quarters mile, Constantine, first, Iota,
second; Mary Warden, third. Time: 1:174.
Hurdle race, mile and a half, Rochester,
first; Buster, second; Nolpros, third. Time:
2:524. Mutuals paid $146 each.