The Sunday herald., 1886-08-22
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.
Racing a, ssrs,css. Monmouth, and n

Racing at Ssratoss, Monmouth, and Briphton.
SARATOGA, N. ", Aug. ql.-Frst rsce-for two
year.old ncs; three. quarters Of a m'le LIZZIE LIZZIE
Time, ;,6a. Mu,uas paid ts2.
Second race-i's miles. Gieanor won, Eniurer
Tsd MGps sT@ ns m%e ana 500 yards eucun
TIME, 2!ie Mutuais paid iiia,io.
three. quarters Of mile. Matinee won, Becky II.
second, Bessie third. Time not taken.
Filth race.ono mile. Blue Line won, Lord Lorne
1870.
MONMOUTH rAnk, N j., Aug. 2i.,Frs, race For
al AGES %s sns, ana sxrenS sShs9ne nSs won ~
Montaiban third. Time, i:Sii.
Second race-For ,hree-ye olds; one mile sax
ony won by three quarters NJ a length, Quito Sec
ond, Mink third Time, i:us.
Third race-Three-quattcrs OF mile; Walk
Fourth race-,s miles, nldalgo won by half a
length, Bonanza second, Maumee third. Time,
2:a9S. ,, -.
quarters Of mile. i,ialla won by three lengths,
Almy second, Freedom third, Time, SIG.
Sixth race-onc mile. Feekstlll VOL, won oy Two
lengths, Bcare second' Moll'e walton 'hlto'
seyenin race-ouc mile. Marsh Reion. won by
one length, whzgig second, Witch third. Time,
Eighth race -stccrlcchasc, the full course
Buckra won by two lengths, Bracwood scconh,
Mentmore third Time. 4:Ss.
BRIGHTON BEACH, Aug. 2i.-First race For four.
year.olds and upwards; threc-quariers of mile.
Elizabeth won by seven lengths, Barney second,
second Tacc-Three quarters OF mile, for three.
year-ods and upwards. Fmbatgo won hy eeven
lengths. Marmaduke second, Warren Lewis thlrd.
Third racc-seven. eigh,hs OF q mile. brunswick
won, Brick second, Joe Murray third. Time, :3uA.
lengths, " Belle b. second. Restless third. Time,
Finn race--one mile. Valley Forge won by three
itis,%'' iisx. 'l' '' ., 80,
SIKH race -one and one quarter miles. Rchnell
won bya length and and & half' woodno~er secou"
| RACING TOMORROW.
| Messrs. Mahoney h Co.. Ninth street and Penn
sylvanla avenue furnish the following entries ant
weights for to morrow:
| AT SARATOGA.
| First race-Three quarters of mile; Flech Tay
lor, lis; Telle Doe. ioi; Isele, io6; Pcconic, ~
| Amy Hyde, %; McBowling, 1903: Farmonnf, lt3;
Bessie, 1ol; Grcnadier, ios; ra'rocles, 81; Tanrum
second race-l 3.is miles; satpetre, 81; Burch
ITO; Hattie Carlisle, u.s. Miidlcsex, ioi Tony Eos
Third raceHFlye furopss: Bradsurn. %; E,gh
color, 90; Gladstone, 1o2; Iesbia, 90.
Cato. IS; wynona, ios; clay Pate, no; souvenir
90; Fancy, 90; Duke Of Connaught, 9e; Carissa'na
90; Roseite. 9I; Chickahominv, 95.
Fifth race-iis miles; selling, over nve hurdles
Glenarm, las; Justin Mack, l2'; Burr OAK, no; Jo
| Shelby, l29.
AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
First race -Three.quarters of mile. Lucy II.
100: Garnet, 100; Ventilation, 100; Ch,nchIa; 1W
Sylia iOO Jot Creson, 100; susanna, 100; 1oribera
Net,le Watkins, 100; Frank Newsone, 100.
Second race-Three.quartersof OF mile. Glenuor
100: Bell Ringer, 100; Poverty 100; Big Head, lW
| Burgundine, 100; j. y. O., 100; King Bob. 100.
Third race-One mie selling. Bonnie Australian
IiO; Armadalc, 1O5; IncOnstant, 1o5; Morton, los
Hot Box, 1o5; Mary A., 1903; Hawthorne, 81; Sc
pranO, %. -
Fourth race-Seven.e .eghths OF mile; selling. oil
vet,e. Ia, Santa Claus. 1907 lIazlrd. 1925; Nimrot
i24; Blue Day, 1873; Miller. 125; Tunis 1875 iiafr
Russell, us; Rattedon, lis; Change, lis; Mnlarts
l2o; Tear Blanket, 1870; Bob Simmons, 100; Kin
Victor, 1i3.
Fifih race Three. quarters OF a mile hanhical
Tattler, l09 Treasurer, 1OS; Three Cheers. los; Ev
K, 1Os; Voucher, 81; Belle b., 9s: King Arthur. 81
| Col. owens, ~; Hen Thompson, 100; Hickory jim
81; James A. I'd, So; j. c. Custer SIS; Lizzie watoi
SIS.
sixth race-Seven. eiphths Of mile. Little Mincl
, lis; Jim Douglass, lis; Deiah, ll3; Pilot, III
Frolic, lis; Galus Dan, 81.
BASE Ball.
] A meeting Of the National League will be held
Chicago on Wednesday next, called for the purpos
of closing up the affairs of the St. Louis nine an
ratfyng the assignment Of the players OF that clu
It Ia now believed that the League magnates arc di
posed to give Washington Its choice of players fro
this club and thus make 1t a llrst-class nine. Mai
ager GaIney left for st. Louis last evening, and vi
, by the time the League meets have all his arrang
, ments completed for the ratification Of the transit
Of five Of the best men on the St. Louis 10 Washlngto