The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-10-21
SPORTING EVENTS.
Races at Brighton, Baltimore and Gin
cinnati-Burke and Glow Fight.

cinnati-Burke and Glow Fight.
CINCINNATI, October 16.- The weathe
pleasant track trifle stiff, attendance large
f1ve-elghths OF q mile-Fabius won, Ston,
Batter second, Winona third. Time, 1:O4X
Ihree-fourths of mile-Rosie r. won
Eva K. second, Gold Ban third. Time
1:18A.
Seven-eighths of a mile-Vic won, Kirkli1
second, Uncle Dan third. Time, 1:33h.
Mile-Erebus won, eleanor second. Pinl
Cottage third. Time 1:45.
Mile and seventy yards-Kosciusko won
Billy Gilmore second, Powhattan third
Time, 1:5O.
GOOD TRACK AT BRIGHTON.
BRIGHTON BEACH, October 16.-Weathel
fine, track fast.
Internationally, Four year olds-
Spartacus won, Castilian second Eva third.
Time, 1:2OX.
Seven-eighths-mile, non.winners-Error
won, Audacity second, Brunswick third
Time, 1888.
Mile and eighth, selling-Pilot won, Joe
Howell second, Regret third. Time, 2:OOz
Mile and three-eiglths, all ages-Punka
won, Little Dan second, King b. third,
Time, 2::9.
Mile, all ages-Olivette won, Strabismus
GOOD RACES At BALTIMORE.
BALnMoRE, October 16.-Weather fine,
track fair, attendance, 5000.
Seven-eighth mile, two-year-olds.-P Pom
tiac won, Elkwood second, Millie third.
Time, 1872.
Vestal stakes, mile and half, three year
old fillies-East Lynne won, Unrest second,
Maumee third. Time, 2:41X.
Mile and eighth, all ages.-Tony Foster
won, John c. second, Wind Tail third.
Time, 1859.
Mile and eighth, heats, all ages.-Pontiac
won first heat; Sovereign Pat second and
third heats. Best time, 1853.
Three-quarters. - Queen Esther won,
Rosette second, Pat Dennis third. Tine
LII.
The steeplechase was walk over for
Abraham.
BALTIMORE, October 17.-Weather and
track good.
First race, all ages, seven-eighths of
mile, heats, non-winning and maiden al
lowances-frst heat. Burch won, Col: Clark
second, Elmondorf third; time. 1:29A.
Second heat, Col. Clark won, Elmondorf
second. Burch third; time, 1;3O. Third
::eat, Burch won, Col. Clark second; time,
1921.
Second race, Electric stakes for 2-year
olds, one mile-Dew Drop won, Winefred
second, The Bard third. Time, i:44H.
Third race, Breckenridge stakes, 3-year-
olds, two miles-Longview won, Wanda
second, Richmond third. Time, 3:3sh.
Fourth race, free handicap, one and one
fourth miles-Valet won, Farewell second,
Enigma third. Time, 2:11h
Fifth race, Bowie stakes all ages. three
miles-Bob Miles won, East Lynne second,
Fosteral third. Time, 5:3Oh.
RACES AT CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, October 1.-THE fall meeting
of the Latonia Jocky Club ended to-day.
Attendance and track good.
First race. three-fourths OF a mile-Bangle
won, Goldban second, Lavena third. Time
lily.
Second race, fve-eighths of a mile-Eloise
won, ,Scholtka second, Solicitor third. Time,
1:O4A.
Third race, seven-eighths OF a mile-Hills-
boro won, dead heat for second between
Little Fellow and Leparto. Time, 1:3OH
Fourth race, one mile-Gleanor won,
Glendelia second, Pink Cottage third. Time,
1:45A.
Fifth race one mile and quarter-slipa-
long won, Emma Manley second, Pearl Jen- |
nings third. Time, PLY.
BICYCLING AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. october l1-IO-day brought |
The. first annual fall meet of the New Chi |
cago Bicycle Track Association to close. |
Nelson, the Boston professional, proved |
himself well nigh invincible, capturing every |
purse for which he started. The first event |
of the day was the twenty mile race for the
Columbia cup, which was won by Van
Sickle who had walkover, in hour |
nnues and ~ seconds. In the two-mile
race Nelson won by a wheel,
Noodside second and Prince third. Time,
5:54H. In the fve-mile professional race
Noodside, Nelson, Prince and Brooks
we're the contestants. When the last half
If the last lap was reached, Nelson and
Prince had the field to themselves, the
3ostonian winning by wheel in 14:4Sh
Time at the end OF each was as follows:
)ne mile, 2:13A; two miles, 5:5OA three
niles, S:5OA; four miles, 11:561h; five miles,
-4:4Sk.
BEN ARTHUR DONE UP.
ST. PAUL, October ia Fargo special
% the Pioneer Press reports hard glove
ontest between Ed McGowan, of Winnipeg,
md Ben Arthur, of Montana. It was
losely fought, but decided in favor OF Nc
Iowan, who demolished Arthurs nose on
he fourth round.
PAROLES RECORD.
Now that Paroles turf career is practi-
ally closed, it may not be out OF place to
i've his total winnings on the turf from his
rst race until to-day. The figures are
aiken from the Sportsman: