The morning call., 1893-01-03
OCEAN VIEW COURSENG.
Speedy Qreyhounds and a Bandy.
Legged Bull Dog.


The second days meet of the Pacific
Coursing Club yesterday brought together
a larger crowd than on Sunday. and the
| spor. warranted it.
The event was twelve-dog stake, anu
every dog entered was crack.
The dogs were feet. and with one or two
exceptions every winner killed his hare.
The betting was lively.
1t was thought that Pinard's Cleverness
had cinch on first prize. but be only
managed to get third
The talent were also badly dumped on
Chicopee who looked like winner all
through, but was beaten in the final by
Byrne's Nellie Bly,.
| In the frat tie Chicopee ran dead heat
with Playboy. each making seven points,
but Cheopee III the ruu-off. won easily.
The races were as f0ll0wS: kerrlgan
Chicopee beat Tiernan's Catherine Hayes,
Hunters Playboy beat Wieland's Examiner.
Tiernan's Glen Farren beat PerigO's Wee
Lassie, Pinard's Cleverness beat Hough. S
Dexter. Gerdes' Judge Morrow beat Perigo's
LongfeIlow, Byrne's Nellie Bly, beat
McCracken's Donard. who had been SUBJ
stituted for Darragh's Peacemaker.
First ties-Kerrigan' Chicopee beat Hunt
! er's PIayb0y, Pinard's Cleverness beat
Tiernan's Glen Farren. Byrne's Nellie Bly,
beat Gerdes' Judge Morrow.
Second ties Krrrigan's Chicopee beat
Pinard's Cleyerness, Byrne'S Nellie BY won
bye.
Final-Nellie Bly, beat Chicopee, getting
first prize OF $50; Chicopee second, $40; Cley-
erDesS third, $40.
After the regular races were run num-
Der of matches took place, and the boys
had lots of fun over one or two OF them.
This came about through a man named
Peter Ostheimer claiming he had as speedy
dog as ANYBODY on the ground,
The crowd wanted to see him, so Peter
brought him out.
He proved TO be brindle bull-terrier of
uncertain age and pair of handy legs.
AS soon as he made his appearance the
crowd howled.
This didn't make any difference to Peter,
however, and he walked up the poolbox
and deposited a twenty that said his dog
could catch hare and not half try.
His money was covered in about half q
minute at three to one that he couldn't.
Peter didn't want slipper. and went out
in the field himself so they couldn't put up a
| job on him.
A hare was found in the lower end and as
soon as he saw the new innovation sat up on
his hindquarters and remarked: well,
wonder what in thunder that is; first time
| ever saw bobtail greyhound. Guess I'll
scoot"
Away he went directly toward the bet
ting ring, but the dog wasn't in il.
As soon asthe hare reached the building
| he lay down, and the brindle thinking he
had gone under never stopped in his course.
but skinned around the corner, went
through the gate and crawled under the
stand TO look for him.
BY the time lie came out Brer Rabbit had
| quietly trotted back to the corral again
winking his other eye.
0stbeimer wasn't satisfied aud claim ed
that somebody yelled rats at his dog, throw
ing him off the scent. so another race was
| made up
This time two puppies were entered
against him. the course being across the en-
tire field.
BE succeeded in beating the puppies,
much TO every ones surprise, but didn't
come within two hundred yards Of the hare.
Peter said that he was out Of form. bu t
that next Sunday he will be on hand and
| show them a thing or two.
1t is thought that he intends TO put the
| briudle on stits.
The drawing for next Sunday will take
place at Caravans. 1914 Stockton street.
| Friday evening