Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-18
THE DEER LODGE RACES
A FOUL IN THE FIRST THREE-QUAR-
TER MILE DASH.

The Race Finally Won by Bogus-Th
| Two-Year-olds Trotting Race Won b
Hattie D.-what WIN be Done To-Da
i Sporting Matters in other Place
/ DEER LODGE, August 15.-[Speeial t
the Miner by the Rocky Mountain Telt
graph Line. .]-To-day's races opened wit
a fair attendance and beautiful weathe,
The first race, a three-fourths mile dash
was won by Bogus in 1:19. in the secon
heat, the first heat having been decided
foul.
The second race, a mile dash, was won b,
| Repetta in lat, Duffy Winters second an,
John Hall third.
The trotting race for 2-year.olds, bes
two in three, was won by Hattie d. in tw.
successive heats, Tempest .Belmout bein,
distanced in the second heat. Time, 3:1s
and 3:06. The last half mile was made II
1:21.
The Deer Lodge band is furnishing ths
music and under the leadership OF MARI
Croxall, OF Butte, is doing nicely.
Among the races for tomorrow will BIZ
the trotting race, 2:2S class. The follow
ing horses will probably be entered: Con.
tractor. John F., Ollie, Jim Irvington
Carrie Bell and Senator, and in the free-for.
all, 3.year-olds, running race, mile dash,
the following horses will participates: Ne
vada, Warpeak, Oregon and Humboldt.
SARATOGA RACES.
SARATOGA, August 15.-The racing re-
suits, tlree-fourths mile-Redlight won in
1:20, Miss Flood second, Rollin Hawley
third.
One and one-eighth miles-Bopeep won
in z:052, Joseph second, Strathspry third.
One mile-Banio won in 1:49h, Amos
second, Bellw ood third.
One mile and seventy yards-Letretia
won in 1:54A, Redstone second, Una B.
third.
One and three-sixteenths miles-Burr
Jim Murphy third.
BRIGHTON BEACH RACES.
BRIGHToN BEACH, August 15.-Racing re-
suits:
Three-quarters OF mile-Bill Bond won
in 1:16h, Red Nett second, Barbara third.
One and one-eighth miles-Orlando and
Poet ran dead heat, Keystone third.
Orlando won in 2:04h. In the run off,
OF a mile, Kink won in
l:l7H, Frolic second, Sweety third.
Seven-eighths OF a mile-Jim Clare Won in
1:30, BERTHE w. Colt second, Doodle third.
Mile-Boodelaise won in 1:43h, Wilfred
second, Pilot third.
Mile and a Observation-Disclosures won in
l:50A, Troy second, Subaltern third.
ROCHESTER, RACES.
ROCHESTER, August 15.-2:25 pacing race,
81, 900 parse-Bessemer won, Lady Hill
second, Bel "a Lockwood third. Time,
,:2OA.
2:27 class, So, 900 purse-Frank Bufford
von, j. r. Richardson's Second Beauty
Bright third. Best time, 2:20.
Free-for-itll pacing, $4,000 purse-John- |
tons Barred Arrow won, Gossip Jr. Sec |
md, others distanced. Best time, 2:14z. |
$4,000 purse, Observation-Disclosures won |
irst heat Rareripesecand. Time, 2:1SA. |
BASE BALL GAMES.
New York, August 15. = The Chicago |
cam pntznn sana.=nf tha.4.nest brilliant |
ames OF ball ever seen here, and, despite |
he hard playing OF the home team, white
7ashed them. Score: New York o, Chicago |
!. Batteries: Welch and Ewing, Bald |
rim and DAILY.
Philadelphia-Lucky battingin the latter
art OF the game pulled the home team out
i hole and won the game to-day.
core: Indianapolis A, Philadelphia 5.
Batteries: Boyle and Meyers, Casey and
dement's.
Washington-The Senators pounded
forris very hard to-day, and won with
ase. Score: Washington z, Fittsburg 2.
Batteries: Widner and Deasley, Morris
arroll.
Boston-Poor fielding lost another game
Dr. Detroit to-day. Score: Boston 4, De-
roit g. Batteries: Radbourne and Kelly, |
'attin and Wells.
st. Louis-St. Louis 3, Cleveland O..
Louisvil:e-Louisyille Z, Brooklyn 1S.
Kansas City-Kansas City 2, Athletics 8.
Observation-Disclosures Z, Baltimore 3.