The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-08-05
ALL KINDS OF SPORT.
From the English Turf to q Barn Slug
ging Match,

SARATOGA, July 31.-The weather wa
fine and clear. The attendance was good
but the track WIS heavy as result of last
nights storm. First race, six furlpngs-won
by Bonnie s., with Gold Ban second, Baron
Favorol third; time, 1:1SA. Second race,
formaiden ree-year-olds, one mile-w IN
by Tontine, with Spalding second. Guidette
third; time, 1:46R. Third race. one mile
and furlong-won by Girafa, UAo second,
Valet third time, POI. Fourth race, one
and one-fourth miles-won by George L.,
with Blantan second, Compensation third !;
time, 2:13. Fifth race, one and one-fourth
miles-won by Farquen, with Guy second,
Glenarm third; time, 2:18.
BRIGHTON BEACH, July 31.~-The weather
was delightful, the track splendid and the
attendance very large. One mle-Jim Nave
won, Bell Bird second Bonnie Lee third
time, 1:45A. Seven-eighths OF a mile-Frolic
won: dotachamie second, Prosper third
time, 1:3O. Seven-eighths of a mile
Broughton won, Hickory Jim second, Buc-
cancer third; 1:3O. One mile and aquarter
fax Gather won, Blue Bell second, Harry
Mann third; time, 2:12h. One mile and an
eighth, for all ages-Barnum won, Strath-
sply second. Miss Brewster third; time,
l:57. Three-quarters Of a mile. for two
year-Olds-Mute won, Bessie b. second,
Juliet third; time, 1:17K.
MAUDs.
CLEVELAND, July 31.-David Bonner, a
brother OF the owner of Maud s., presented
Blair her driver, with snug package of
cash to-day, and gave John Splan, who
drove the runner, two crisp 500 bills.
Mr.. Edwards, president OF the Associa ation,
graphed w. H. Vanderbilt last night,
that he believed Maud s. could trot in 2:U7.
To-day Vanderbilt wired the following:
SARATOGA, July 31st. - Vim. Edwards,
Cleveland: She is a wonderful mare. l con-
gratulate Mr.. Bonner you, the mare, Mr..
Blair and all hands. May she yet do
what you predict. W. H. VANDERBILT"
No information has yet been read from
Bonner as to the future movements OF
the mare.
LONDON, July 3l.-This was the fourth
day OF the Goodwood meeting. The race
for the B.ntinecE memorial plate was W IN
Blue Grass, Phantom second, To.noala
thirl. Ther, We're only three starters.
HARD F)UihT MILL.
PrrrsBUai. July 81. -rhis morning at an
early jur Dln Beck ald Pnilli, BLIyer,
local .,I,tists, fought eleven rounds with
hari gloves for ii purse uf 800. Tne fight
took place in IA barn two miles from the
city, IA I'd res i..l in the defeat of Buiger
wno vas knorN.i III terribly punished.
BASEBALL MATCHES.
BALTIMORE; July 81 - Baltisnores 10 /;
Metrupolitans, Z.
ST. LOUIS. July 31.-No yame-rain.
LOUISVILLE, July 81. - Louisvilles, ?;
Pittsburgs, 8.
PHILADELPHIA, July 31.-Philadelphias,
nothing; Chicasos, .,
New YORK, July 31.-Buffalos, Z; New
Yorks. 10,
New YORK, July 31.-Brooklvns, z; Ath-
letics, 10. |
BosroS, July 31.--Bostons, 2; Detroits,
3. |
PROVIDENCE, July 81. - Providences, 4
st. Louis, 1. |
WANTS TO BACK HANLAN.
DETROIT, July 31.-The well know sport
ing man, f. H. Gilman, ISSUES challenge |
to any oarsman in the world, and especially
Beach OF Australia. to row Hanlan ON the
Detroit river any distance and any time
agreed upon for $1,000 a side. Gilman
will put up $500 or$1 900 forfeit with any |
reliable newspaper and will put up the
whole $4,000 before Beach leaves Aus
tralia If necessary. |