The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-09-02
SPORTING.
On the Eastern Tracks-the Sullivan Nc
Camrey Fight.

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/ SARATOGA, August 2S.-First race, three
quarters Of a mile, for three-year-olds an
upwards, with penalties and allowances
| starters, Conkling. Florence, Nora M
/ Vista, Violin, Sir Garnet and Maggie May
Gambling won, Nora NJ. second, Vista third
time, 1:17.
| Second race, one mile and furlong
starters, Nettle, Girofa and Blanton-Giro
fla won, with Nettle second; time, 2:O4.
| Third race, one and one-quarter miles
starters, Monogram, Leman and Aun
Alice = Lemon won, Monogram second
| time, 2:15.
Fourth race, one mile; starters, Lady o
the Lake, Monocrat, Minnie, Meteor, Un,
Salyator-Uno B. won, Huron second
Lady OF the Lake third time, 1:47.
Fifth race, three-fourths of mile; start
ers, Tabitha, Pat Dennis, Carrie Stewart
Amber, Buchen, Brook, Mocking Bird, Si1
Ga1net, Inspector and Vascillator-won by
Tabitha, Amber second, Carrie Stewart
third; time. 1:17X.
SLOW yRoTTING.
SPRINGFIELD, August 2S.-The attend
ance was 5000 at Hampden Park to-day
The track was fast. Class 2:23-Fides won
Kate Ishler second, Inez third; best time
2:23h. Class 2:3O-Josis S. won, William
Kearney second, Abbey third, Eddie Wilkes
fourth; best time, 2:29k. Clingstone and
Guy were driven three heats to beat 2:17,
but were unsuccessful; best time, 1928
Glass 2:l9 unfinished BILLY Britton won
first heat, Adele Gould won second heat;
best time. 2:19A.
BY THE SEA SHORE.
BRIGHTON BEACH, August 2S.-The
weather was fine and the track fast. The
attendance was large. Five-eighths OF a
mile for ar-olds-Saluda won, Ursu-
line Nun and Scottish Lass dead heat for
second place; time, 1:O3A. One-eighth Of a
mile-Joe S. won, Hickory Jim second, Bin
ion third; time, 1:29X. One mile-Whizzig
won, Windsail second. Broughton third;
time, 2:441h. Mile and ne-eighth-Bonnie
Australian won, Punka second, Kansas
third; time, l:59. One mile and a quarter,
all ages-Result, a dead heat between King
Fan and Miss Brewster, Burgomaster third;
time, 2:1O. In the run off Miss Brewster
won; time, 2:15. Hurdle race short course
-Tilford won, Revenge second, Harry Mann
third; time, 3:14.
IN THE RING.
CINCINNATI, August 2S.-The efforts of
the Law and Order League to stop the con-
test, between Sullivan and McCaffrey to-
morrow appear to be limited to arresting
the parties and requiring them to give
bonds. This would notnecessarily stop the
contest and there is some doubt as to
whether the arrest will be attempted. The
constable was sent to Chester Park at
noon with a warrant for the arrest OF J ohm
l.. Sullivan on a charge of being about to
engage in a contention, commonly called
prize fight. At o'clock the constable had
not found Sullivan.
UNDER BONDS.
When the constable found Sullivan and
notified him to appear before Judge Hus-
ton, the pugilist started Immediately to
the city to comply with the order. He did
not, however, appesrin person before the
court, but his attorney appeared and gave
pond for 81 900 in his behalf to not engage
n a prize fight. The other statute against
,love contests has an exception in the case
of public gymnasiums or athletic clubs,
ind it is claimed that this contest will be
lnder the auspices of the Chester Park
Athletic Club, recently formed. The general
ceiling tonight is that there will be no fnr-
her effort to interfere.
BALL GAMES
CINCINNATI, August 2S.-Cincinnatis IA,
'ittsburgs 6.
PHILADELPHIA, August 2S.-Provilences
:, Philadelphias 2.
New YORK, August -MetropoItans 2,
athletics 1.