Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-24
sporting Events Elsewhere.

Sporting Events
CLEVELAND, August 20.- Cleveland /,
Pittsburg g..
Philadelphia Washington 6, Philadel.
phia 2.
Indianapolis - Indianapolis 10, Chica.
60 z.
Kansas City-Baltimore l, Kansas City
O.. Called at the end of the third inning.
St, Louis-St. Louis Ia, Athletics q.
Decentralization 16, New York 2.
acknowledgements 2, Columbus 3.
Louisville-Brooklyn Is. Louisville IL.
AT THE NEW MORRIS ARK
NEW YORK, August 2O.-Morris Park, as
it will be commonly called in contradistinc-
ton with Jerome and Monmouth park race
tracks, was regularly opened as a race
course to-day. 1t is the property OF John
Morris who has associated with him in it's
management the New York Jockey Club.
The grounds and track are located in West.
chester county on the Harlem branch OF
the New York, New Haven d Hartford
railroad, and are partly within the city
limits. The new course has the tnest
buildings and ARRANGEMENTS oil any In the
world. An idea OF it's completeness may be
gained from the fact that it's sub-drainage
COBJ SaOVsNVOs v - oSeSA
the most complete OF any in the world.
All it's appurtenances are in the highest de-
gree the best for the results OF modern im.
proyement. The track has an elliptical
and straight-away tracks, and it is be-
lieyed they will be, when properly settled
and conditioned, the fastest in America.
Fiye-eighths OF a nile-Gert ldine WOO in
100, which beats the record made by sam
Harper at Jerome park q quarter OF q sec
ond, and equals that OF Kitty Pease. The
latter's record, however, has never been
considered authentic. Volunteer second
Gladstone third.
Mite-Eavanna woH n 4:23; Miss Cody
second, Macaully third. ,f.. B.. =.
Three-fourths of q mile-Ruperto won in
lila; Magnate second, Ralph Bayard
third.
Mile and Observation-Disclosures won
in 2:O3; Hanover second. Paragon third
Fi~ye-eiqhths of q mile-Frontenal won In
1:Ol4; Chesapeake second, Phoebe third.
Eleyen.sixteenths OF q mile-Tattler VOL
in 1:5OA; Judge Morrow second, Elger
third.
RACES AT PoUGHKEEPsIE, N, Y.
PoueHKEEpsrE, N. Y, August 20.-Th'
opening of the grand circuit races at th'
driving park to-day was attended by 4,OOl
persons. The track vas in excellent condi
ton.
The $50 class, Poughkeepsie stakes
purse S., O0O-Sprague's Gold Dust trst
Miss Alice second, Star Lille third, frinc
Regent fourth. Best time 2:1S2. In Tn
third heat OF this race Veritas caugnt
shoe and kicked. upsetting the suiky an
throwing Budd Doble, the driver. Dooi
was not badly injured. n
The 2:22 class-Globe won; Golden no.
second, Sensation third, Mullatto iour1n
Best time 2:20.
The 2:27, pacing-Minnie P. first, Dalia
second, Blanche third, MARYLAND 1our'l
Best time 2:18.
RACING AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, August 20.-The track wa
dusty and last; weather warm.
Mile and one-sixteenth- Lavania wo
in 1:4S; Vermont second, Belle D'or tnire
Thrse.fourths OF a mile-Eberlee won ]
Ills; Eminence second, Avondale third.
Mile and iye-eighths-The Lioness VIC
in 2:54Y: Floodtids second, Oncs-Aga'
third.
Three-fourths OF q mile-Bravo won
1:lbk. Filter second, Kittie third.
Mile-Dilemma won in 1:42h; doloe
Reel second, w. G.. Morris third.
rEEMER AND GAUDAUR TO RACE.
P~IrrsBuRa, August 2O.--Articles oil agre
ment have been signed between Teemer 81
Faudaur for q four-mile scull race ior ~
900 a side at McKeesport. Pennsylvani
September 14th.