Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-19
Kaciag al Monmouah Park.


RGce.--M'le and an eighth. Charley Marks
WOO; Pr am second, Checkmats third. Time
i Ssh
SseOnd RGee.-Two Year-oldS, three quar-
tiers OF mile. LouIse'te won; Water Lily
second, Cyclone colt third. Time-1:l6!
Third Rdce.-Mie and a half. Drake Car
ter won; Pizarro second, Eolist third. Time
-2:381.
Fourth Race Mile and one-eightb. Arauza
WOO; GlrCha second, Eola third. Time
filtG Rue..-ssven furlonss. Baud dorc
won Cheerful second, Chick aece third. Tims
1901.
Si1h Rncs.-S,eoole cbase, full course.
Captain York wop; Charlemagne second,
Lilly Morsen third. Time-5:ll.
Brighton Beach Haces.
New YORK, August 1S.-B ighton Beach
First Roes.-Ope mile and hslf, over six
hurdle'. Major Wheeler won; K4t- Cronin
second, PauI Ply third. Time-2:5Sa.
Second Race.-Ole mile. Maria Lewis
and Cyclone rau dead heat for first plscs;
Morocco seconc. Time-1:4 :473. The money
was divided on he dead heat.
Third RGee.-One mile and three 'ighths.
Tropc won; Charley Rempland second,
Charley EOps third TIme-2:263.
GO~0 1luCt--l OIL y mile.
Perisher WOO; Cara A second, Retort third.
Time :l94.
Ffh Race-Thrse-quArters of a mile.
Hoslags woa; LyttOn second, Retort third
Time -1:l74.
SiLh Rdcs.-One mile. Jim MtGewen
won; Wancula second, Tillie Dale third
Time-l AS.
SeUenth Race - Seven eighths of a mile.
Orange Blossom won; Captain Curry second,
Mark third. Time-1 :3S.
baseball.
EosToN, August IS.-Nsw Yorks, A; Boz
tons, 2.
BUFFALO, August 1s.-Buffalos, 8; De-
iroits, 2.
CLEVELAND, August 1S.-Clevelands, II;
Chicsgos, 2.
BALTIMORE, Angus! 1S.-Baltimores, 5;
s.. Louie, s.
PIrrsBURG, August 1S.-L1uisville, 7; AL
| legh anies, l.
| PHILADELPHIA, August 1S.-Athletics, 10;
| Columbus, 3.
PROVIDENCE, Angus! 1S-P. ovidencs, 8;
Philadelphi,s, 4.
A Phenomenal KaeiDg Calf
Pniladelphis LINES: Wabash, the two
| year-old calico calf that Is credited with q
mile racing record of 2:20, was brought to
! Philsdelpnia on Monday by his owner, Col.
Charles ]. Burns, of Evan5vilIe, Ind. Wa
| bash has won seven race. off the reel ihi
summer and wss only beaea once. On
that occasion he fell down. At Bed
ford Park, on Wednesday last, he
easily heat j. G. Ma'on's ack geldiug. Tie
Msjor," mile 10 2:20. Afer The race Col.
Burns declined to accept an Offer tf 1880 for
/ 10 Haas- Cd hos al Il.
thirteen and half hands high, hi. legs are
like those OF girsff. and his horns are
tipped with nickel-plated knobs. Co. Bbrn.
bought the calf when yearing from an It.
diana farmer, who was driving the split ooi
troter to a sulky aod bestirg all ordinary
roadsters with ease. The calf is of plebeiau
blood and wes bred, raised and trained BY
the farmer. C1l. Barns intends exhibit
ing the speedy beast on all the trottiug
tracks in the country. Hitched 10 a ig6l
wagon Wabash trotted 10 Belmont Park
yesterday afternoon, and was ssnt around
the track several times at a thret-minute
gait. The cAlf's wind and limbs are per-
fectly sound, and his owner says be las
driven him forty miles day without N aking
him turn a hair. Although Wabash tross
fast and steadily in harness, he is much
speedier when running under a saddle. To
show the calps speed be WAS saddled and
mouu;,d by a ll5-pouui jJckey yest erd ay
and Mr.. Horizons bay mare, C,oriuda, with
record of 2:24, was started against him
Clorinda went away in the lead when the
word 20" was given, bat Reilly, the j,ckey
onthe cali, quickly clapped spurg toto its
sides, aud with below that was heard g
mile of Wabash, hois;ed his tail like jack
staff aud set sail after the trotter. The Gro wt
of horsemen present al once saw that Wabsst
had mixed out last gait that is p culiar tC
himself. When on the back stretch hil
legs seemed to sprangle out on all eide
at once, and he bowed his back like buck
ing broncho and blew cloud OF steam ou
of his nostriis. Col. Burns proudly waved
his hand toward him, and said TO the crowt
on the quarter stretch: "No~, YOU all watci
that crltter hump hersef" II "humpingi
meant belowiog until the as,ounded
Clorinda bolted across the track and
stood trembling against the Outside
rais, Wabash certainly did what the colo
mel expected. Wabash came along like
locomotive, pa,ssd the bswildered mare an,
was Looping into the home stretch befor
timorous Corinda's driver could induce he
to trot. Wabash won by an eighth OF q mil,
and wss cheered by every spectator excep
M. Horton, who rythmically said TO hi
, driver: "Well, don't il beat -" The cal
will race at Point Ere, zs or Suffolk Park o.
Saturday.