The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-08-02
carried away the money. Summaries:
The o:27 class pacing: purse. s1.OOv:
At Brighton Beach.


The sport was lnaugurated this afternoon
By Firefy taking the first race In Rallop at
the remarkab good odds of even money. A
wild plunge on Jack Star that sent his
odds turn bling from 4 to TO to 5, was re-
sponsible for the good price against FREELY.
The bulk of the money bet on the second
race went on Sam Bryant for the place. As
indicated by Prince Georges odds, TO 8,
he won in gallop. Sam Bryant getting the
place just as easily. Alcalde was made the
medium of an extensive plunge to win the
third race. but Airshsft.7 to 2, stalled OF
his oppo. 3 In the home stretch and won
by O length lille L.. 6-to-5 favorite for
the fourth event, ran unplaced. Lizzie at
8 to 1, won by length and half from
Dickerson, the pace-maker. India Rubber,
second choice at Q to in the fifth race, as
fully twenty lengths out of it in the back
stretch, but he came mp like q streak OF
lightning on the upper turn and won by
four lengths. Dalsyrlan took the heavy
weight race by two lengths Hoey, 4-to-5
favorite. finished fourth. Weather cloudy
maries.
First Race-Six and one-half furlongs.
FREELY first Jack Star second, Lithbert
third. Time. 1:22!s.
Prince George first. Sam Bry ant second, I'm
peratrice FLY third. Time. 1:02a4.
Third Race-Seven-eigh ths of mile. Air
shaft first. Alcalde second, Canova third.
Fourth Race One and one-eignth mile.
Lizzie first, Dickerson second, FrOntenac
third. Time. 1:55a.
Fifth Raee-One mile. India Rubber first,
Larehmont second. Long Dance third.
Sixth Race = Five-eighths of mile
Dalsyrisn first. Tattier second, Hoey third.
Time, 1:03h.
Carlsbad Deceated Valera.
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CHICAGO, Aug. 1.--Five races were run
ct Garfield Park to-day and rank out
slders won the first four. The only sue
cessfuI favorite was Exclusion. The
feature was Carlsbsd's victory over
Valera and Tulla Black burn. The Ameri-
can Derby hero landed to easily. In the
fourth Grey Duke won at 80 to !, due to the
fact that the bride of Arnold, the favorite
broke. Charles McCafferty won two races
with Sylvia X. and Exclusion, both of
them ridden by Slaughter.
First Race-For maiden two-y ear-olds;
five-eighths of mile. Sylvia X. won.
lime. 1:06A.
Second Race-One mile and fifty yards
Quotation won. Time, 1:53.
Third Race-One mile and seventy yards.
Carlsbad won. Time, 1:51A.
Fourth Race-Three-fourths of q mile.
Grey Duke won. Time. 1:l92.
Fifth Race-Three- fourths of mile. Ex-
clusion won. Time, l:2l.
Saratoga Races
SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 1.-The races were
continued here to-day. The five events IN
cluded the Saratoga stakes, for two-year-
aids. at FIVE fnrlongs. The weather is
GARNER. after cooling showers. The track
was somewhat lumpy.
First Race-Six fnrlongs. Tom b. won;
D0ncaster second, He'll Gate third. Time,
LISA
Second Race-One mile. Major Domo
won; Kimberly second, Logan third. Time,
1:4l.
Third Rsce-Mile and an eighth. King
Crab won; Rico second, Reveal third.
Time. 1:67.
Fourth Race-Five-sighths of q mile.
Governor Foraker won; Elizabeth L. sec-
ond, Mirage third. Time. Lilo
Fifth kace-Seven-eighths of o mile.
Void won; Tasso second, Early Dawn third.
Time, 1:S0.
Heavy Track at Hawthorne.
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CHICAGO, Aug. lon heavy track one
favorite in SIX at Hawthorne won to-day.
Ed Corrigan himself acted as starter in
place of the deposed Gilman. The biggest
surprise was the victory of State of Texas,
At 90 to /.
First Race-Five-eighth of mile. State
Of Texas won. Time, los.
Second Race-One mile. The Hero won.
Time l:52
Third Race-Three- fourths of q mile.
Steinway won. Time, E21la.
Fourth Race-Two-year-olds five-eighths
Of a mile. Aid Morris won. Time. 1:09.
Fifth Race-One and one.eighth mile.
Sunny Brock won. Time, pos.
Sixth Race-Maldens; fve-eighths Of
mile. Bess McDuff won. Time. 1:09.
Ladies' Day at St Paul
ST. PAUL, Aug. lit was ladies' day at
Hsmline. and nearly eight thousand of the
fair sex of the twin cities turned out to
see the closest races Of the meeting Sum-
maries:
First Race-One mile. Maid Marian won.
Time, LAS.
Second Rsce-Five-sighths of q mile.
Tom Kelly won. Time, 1:03l2.
Third Race-Declared of because all the
horses except Minnie Gee were drawn.
Fourth Race-One mile and twenty yards.
Innocence won. Time I:4434. ~
Fifth Race-Three-fourths of o mile. XII.
dare won. Time. 1:l6s4.
Sixth Race-Three-fourths of q mile.
Baron won. Time. l:16
National League Ball Games.
At Baltimore
Phiiadelphia. 40 Q Q o. % o.
Hits-Baltimore. l3; Philadelphia, g. Errors
.Baltmore, 2: Philadelphia z. Battcries-Mc-
Mahon and Robinson; Weyhing. Carsey and Gle
At CEereiand-
Cleyeland..-.-.-....1 o 8 o O ~
b. LOUIS o O O-2
Hits-Cleveland, IL; st. Louis, o. Errors
Cleveland. =; ST. Louis. g. Batterios-Young.
Cuppy and thinner; Hawkes. and Buckley
At Louisville =
Louisville --.-.-----0 o 2 o O "a
Cfncinnatf------ 20 o o o o OIL
Hits-Louisville, 5; Cincinnati. ?. Frrors-
Louisville, i: Cincinnati. g. Batteries-sanders
and Weaver; Chamberlain ana Vaughn
At Chicago
Chicago ,.0 O o O o.
Pittsburg ...........0 o 5 o o d
Hits-Chicago. o; Pittsburg. o. Errors-Chica-
go, 2: Pittsburg. A. Observation-Disclosures and
schriyer; Ehret and Kelly.
Al BrooktgIt-
Brooklyn...- o q o Ia
WashingtoB..-..--..U q o o 3 1 O--5
Aits-Brookiyn, 2, Washington. o. Errors