Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-04
YESTERDAYS SPORTS.
Races nj Various Points--Dicycic Race
Vase Bali.

Races Mt Various Poipts--Dicyclc Race--
Base BAH.
Newmarket, July 3--The July
meeting began to-day. The race for
the July stakes for two year olds was
won by Sir John Willoughbeys chest
nut filley 10y Hermet out of Adelaide,
Count De +. Lagrange's Richard sec
ond, Leopold De Rothschild's Tails
man third. There were eight starters.
The last betting was even money on
the Adelaide filley, five to one against
Recheduc and twelve TO one against
Talisnan.
Running st Chicago.
Chicago, July 3.--Fifth day of the
summer running meeting. Weather
bright and hot, track fast, attendance
fair and racing good.
First race, Nursery stakes, for two
year old colts aud FLIES, SION added,
5000 to second; one mile. or iifty-four
nominations, three started Gen.
Harding took the lead at the start
and was never headed, win
ming by length, Bob Miles
second, the same distance before
Conkling third. Time, 1850.
Second race, purse of S400, all ages,
seventy-five to second; two miles
Josco led for mile and three quarters,
when Apollo went to the front and
won by u lengti'and half, Highflyer
second, the rest beaten off. Olivette
and Nera also ran. Time 1851.
Third race, Summer Handicap, all
ages, six-hundred added. one hundred
second; mile and an eighth, fifty-eight
nominations of which niue started.
Eli Marks took the lead ut the start
and held IL to the turn. where Harry
Gilmore took up the running and led
the field to the half, with ELI Marks
and Bonnie Bird close up. Then
Markiand shot quickly to the front.
| around to the lower turn. Pearl .Jen-
nings, the fivorite, drawing out ofthe
race. Marland won by length, Har-
ry Gilmore, second; Referee, Bond
holder, Goodnight and IIittie Wells,
also ran. Time, l:56g. The winner
sold for $50 in pools of 5000. Mark
land carried ninety-two pounds,
Harry Gilmore 1905, Pearl Jennings
l.10.
Fourth race, handicap hurdle, purse
of 500, all ages, $500 to second, two
miles, over eight hurdles. Guy, the
favorite, won by II length before Ed
son, third; Annie q, beaten off. Time,
3:52.
Il'tli ltitt, IlQtSt Va g. ~, uil ayes,
So TO second, three quarters of mile.
Disturbance won by two lengths,
Miss Goodrich second, half a
length before Nora NJ, third.
Pearl Thorn, Rena b, Black Fan.
Colorado, Merchants Favorite, and
Queen Bee also ran. Time: 1:lGi,
The three placed horses were also
punched in the field. Mutual pools on
Miss Goodrich for Il place paid sos.
Sixth race, purse Of $3.50, ali ages,
| fifty to second; three quarters of a
mile Force Event won by length,
Waponkanto second, length and a
half ahead of Black Gal third. Ida
Wood and Hard Times also ran.
! Time: 1:l5}.
The bicycle Race.
Chicago, July 3.-The two days
bicycle race between Misses Maggie
Wallace of New York city and Louise
Armando, began here at 10 O'Clock
this morning. AT two p. m. the re-
cord stood: Armando 25 miles, Wal
lace u miles.
Atprig;,ton beach.
Brighton Beach, July 3.-Five
| furlongs fer two year Odds; Austri :
ana first, King Ernest filly second,
Jim Carlisle third Time III.
Hakes second, Cromwell third. Time
10 II.
Three-quartcrs OF mile; Swift first
Weazel second, Ouray third. Time:
l:1oi. '~
t-Ehaee-qHarters of Il mic; Capias
won, Glenallen second, London third.
Time: l;lGf.
Mile and Il furlnng, three yoar-olds;
Boccaccio first, Harry Mann second
Fair Barbarian third. Time: 1851.
Vladimir, 6 ) 4; + lstern Boy, 3 3 s.;
William GUS, 70. Time, 2;3l $50,
1888.
Ease B.ll.
| New York, July New York II,
( Philadelphia 8.
Providence, July 3.-Providenee A,
/ Boston0.
Cincinnati, July 5.-Cincinnati 70,
Metropolitan ].
Columbus, o., July 3.--Columbus 8,
| Baltimore 8.
Chicago, July 3.-Chicago u, Buff
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