Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-03
SPORTING.
The Miiwsrkee Rerssts--Ths Rsees--rase
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The Milwaukee Rerasta--Ths Rsces--Dase
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milwaukee,, July 2.-The Chicago
yachts got away on the ten mile run "a
little alter III O'clock. but It's said the
Wasp and Corea were the only ones
that passed the designated points to
have their time taken. At 2 o'clock
the Wasp returned, closely followed by
the Cora. No decision Is reached yet,
as the Wasp was Handicapped.
The JUICES announced the result rs
follows: Sailing Wasp, 1859;
Cora, 1864; arriving time--Wasp, l2:o2;
Cora, 1865; actual time--Wasp, 1855;
Cora, 2:05. The other vessels were dis
tanced, arriving in the following or
der: Zephyr, Peri, Ariel, Adele, Burke.
Clippers Mt Chicago.
Chicago, July Clear and hot;
track fine; attendance good; betting
heavy and racing good.
First race, selling. purse OF $500, all
ages, selling ALLOWANCE y enc and one
eighth miles. Bias: eft won by two
lengths, Glepgarine second, length
before Billy q, thiid. Blanton, Wei
lington, Manitou, the favolile, Rcgi-
eide, Monticello, Malassine and Monk
also ran. Time--l:j9l.
second race, Dearborn stakes post
sweepstakes for three year olds. 81, 900
added, mile and thne-quarters: twenty
subscribers; three starters I.eonaius,
the crack three-year, III If the year
sold in tile pools at 800 to
SIS for the held composed Of
Lord Raglan aud Apiil Fool
AT the drum tap April Fool
aud Raglan went away together IA the
lead al an easy pace. Leonatns pulled
double two lengths in the rear. These
positions were unchanged for mile
aud quarter, when Murphy let gu
Leonatus head and he shot to the
front, winning by two lengths under II
steady pull. Lord Raglan, second, a
length aheid Of April Fool. Time,
2I2l.
Third race, purse Of $3.50, all ages
one Mediator, the favOrite,
won by a length, Cardinal McClosky
second, length before Standiford
Keller, third. La France, Ellie III,
Centreyille, Farragui, Caddick, Ariento.
Elite { aud Mt. Uliye also ran. Time:
1895.
Fourth race, purse Of 5000, all ages
fiye-eighih Of Il mile heats. Sudie blc-
Marry, the iayorhe, won at
Finally second, Robert Bruce, thnd
Quebec, Eva X. and Vernon also ran
Time, I:D8, Loci.
Firth race, handicap, for $500,
ages, one mile and five hundred yards
ballard won by three lengths, Brig
aud Belle second, a length before We'd
ding Day, the favoriie, third. Boat
man, Tax Gatherer, Freeland and
Emma l. also ran. Time, 2;42l.
SIKH race, purse $500, all
ages, iiye-eighths Of mite
htats-CharIie Lucas won the
first heat by q head from Fellowplay,
the favoiite, =. ID. G. third. Fellow
play won the second heat by half
length, Jim Bell second length be.
fore. y. ID. g. third. Charlie Lucas
took the third heat and race, winning
by head at will by the over-conn-
dence Of Spellman. who rode Fellow
play. Sunshine, Ida Wood, Little
Joker and Moneniacll also ran Time.
l:02l, l:o4!, l:07l.
At Brighton.
Brighton Beach, July o.-Three-
quarters Of mile Little Minch first.
Hickory Jim second, Hatachlnie
third. Time. l:l0.
Mile and n furloRg-- Mayor Hughes
nfst, Bonaftta second, Bill Bird third.
Time, l;5'
One mile, Matte Rapture first.
shelby liariies second ,Tennyson third.
Time, l;I4i.
One mile, Little Katie first, Long
moor second, Newsboy third. Time.
i.iil.
Three-quarter mile, Punger first.
Garfield second, Swift third. Time
l;l6. French pools paid ST..
Base Ball
1T Louis, July 2.-Athletic ., St.
Louis /.
philadelphia, July New York Z,
Philadelphia
Boston, Mass July Boston six,
Providence one.
Detroit, July 2.-Cleyeland fifteen,
Detroit five.
Cincinnati. July 5.--Metropolitans
four, Cincinnati three--twelye in
nlngs.
Louisville, July 2---Allcgheny four,
Eclipse ten.
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