Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-13
into the Wins and areiuead to 4re-appe
The min was With small gloves.


The mill was with small gloves.
aIroN,sourH pAur RACES.
~ A-
rAhA, july 0.-hceeuu1
here to-day was rather light. The nItn
| rac was divided and ran in two divisions,
making in ali seven events that were de.
c;d.a Tbraa "a th.sa - 80 .taLaa for
can and than Hedva-d 80 = Inch Is the
saan.d -;ehsat 800 as a. go to- thraa-
rear.oIds NJ Ha0o;n -on the T.or;ilardt
FAC With gaIvatar Ha 1as hidden by
Isaac Mnrnhv- Who had come an from chi
COCO aancciailv IA r;da him Thia race
w;fhout doubt. stamna. Salvatnr AZ the
heat three-year.oId III the vear. hie earn
;ncs ALREADY amount ~ x6H n00l
Mia and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Won IN 1.57:
R;oonatte second Rnrch third
Thrss.fonrths ~ ! von IN
Ills: Gloaminr second. Rannnet third.
Mile And a half-Enrna won. Ranland
Lorillard stakes $40 mn "a .OOO to
first. Starters: Salvador Fayerdals
Colt. Long Dance, Jubal. Lonestreet. Sor-
rento. Erec. Kern. THE start was the
worst of the aeason. Ioncstreet being
fully q dozen lengths behind. Sorrento was
the first to show, followed BY Salvador,
Favorable Colt and Erec. Sorrento went
right out and proceeded to make running
as they swung into the home stretch. The
first time around he was half a length be-
fore Salvador, who was q neck in front Of
Long Dance. Coming down to it, Sorrento
had increased q head to two lengths, with
Kern next q mead oeiore Win
ruck. Going around the lower turn the
field closed OF Sorrento, and at the quarter
post no was but . neck in the e With
~. Mels apu 1890 a. o III ,sah ~ h san ~
inlIv A thew neared the MINER turn T,ono.
street. whom Garrison had eraduaIIy
worked ont 81 fine rn.k. shot ont ma An an.
row. and almost everybody expected tosee
him 90 ont and win easily. AZ thew svunc
into the nome stretch Salvador and the
Favorable colt were but half q length apart,
with Longstreet third, a length away.
At the last eighth post Lonastreet
had the Favorable colt beaten and
he set sail for SalYator but as he had to
make nm too much lost ground he could
not get up to Salvador who won by two
lengths in 2:37k: Lonestreet second. was
four lengths in front Of the Favorable Colt
third; Sorrento. Eric. Jubal. Long Dance
and Kern followed in the order given. The
half was made in 524 and the mile in 1:46.
Fiye.eichths Of q, mile-G. w. Cook won;
Harembourne second. Utility third. Time,
1:01x.
Fiye.eiehths of a miIe-SouriH won in
1:O2X: Sunshine second, Fred B. third.
Three-iourths OF q mlle-Middieeton won
-
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WARRINGTON PARK, July 9.-Attendance
very large; weather. not; track 10 nne condl-
"on' olool 'no sranu i~oc ''o' oouuoy
h..at;., chsmna;rn. rhar,;s hn haif !
length. snokane ffth. Another feature
was Gilford's performance in running the
fastest mile and seventy yards on record.
Lime LAO go. n
+ra Yea cs won. NJ T ahanon second
MaiIov third Time 1.1AX- '
M;la and ona-s;xteenth-Ed. Mack won.
Lady Hemphill second, Bravo third. Time
las AZ.
Draral atakea. one m;le-Ioe Courtnev /
Won. Cha mnaona Charlie second. Come.to-
Taw third. Vinoenr fourth. Spokane fifth.
Time 1.Aix.
Mile and seventy yards-Gilford won;
SECOND. ,Bridoelieht third. Time,
1:4s 4-5. = -
Three.fourths of a mile heats-Bond
won both heats about as he pleased; lilly
Jayne's Stonewall, Regardless, Combine,
and Bledsoe were distanced
in the first heat. Time, 1:15h.
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LONDON, July Sat Newmarket, tne
July stakes for two-year-olds, five furlongs,
142 wards. were won by Louis Key, Thorpe
.o,ond solvot;on third
BASE BALL GAMES
WASHINGTON. july 9.-Very bad fielding
go ha+t;nc an tho mart Of the
anu "eaA g.. 1850
Wasningtons was tne cause VI 'nelr oeiea'
at the hands OF Chicago. Score: Washing