The San Francisco call., 1895-12-30
Reopening at the Newark Resort
Under a New Manage
ment.
GOOD SPORT AT OCEAN VIEW
Both Stakes Will Be Finished on New
ar's-Result of the Different
Slips.

The reopening of the Newark coursing
grounds under the management of Tim
Cronln brought good crowd of ieashmen
to that resort yesterday, and those who
attended were we'll repaid for the long
journey. Though the recent high winds
had dried the grounds up to such an ex-
tent as to make it rather hard on the feet
of the hounds, the running was of high
order, and a majority of the dogs who
were made favorites by the fancy of the
spectators got the flag.
Forty-two well-known. hounds were en-
tered, and in consequence the poolbox did
a good business. The hares, not being IA
miliar with the escapes, gave the field off,
GERS considerable trouble during the early
part of the day, and on several occasions
two hares were coursed before the dogs
could be eau ht up. Following is the re-
suit of the rundown:
J. n. Perigo's Wee Lassie beat D. Dillon's
Lady Fitzgerald, W. C. Peyton's Charming May
beat W. Sicotte's Stamboul Queen, West Side
kennels West Side beat Garden City kennels
Advertiser, Alameda kennels Emin Pasha
beat j. McCormack's Rapid, j. Grace's Roll
Along beat NJ. Culligans Left Bower, T. ]. Gro
Minis Reliance beat T. Halls Holy Terror. j. H.
Perigo's Santa Bella beat J. Cooney's Grannaile,
]. R. Dickson's Rosa beat J. Sullivan's Kill
kenny Girl, P. j. Reilly's Fleetfoot beat J. F.
Grace's Nellie Conroy, d. Tweedie's Doublin
LissiK beat P. Trienan's Long John, T. ].
Cronin's Dottie Dimple beat j. J. Edmond's
Valley Queen, T. Cox's Sam beat w. c. Peyton S
Banker, T. Cox's Tipperary beat j. Deans Ivy,
p. Tiernans Tom Hayes beat J. Eagan S
Trilby, T. McDonalds Three Cheers beat J. G
Johnson Anything. J. Sullivan's Little Tom
beat Alameda Kennels Waytare-, J. Edmond's
Vida Shaw beat I. J. Cronin's Best Trump,
West Side kennels Ruby beat NJ. Traynor S
Valley Maid, J. Eagans Sly Boy beat T.
Neenan's Yreka.
West Side beat Emin Pasha, Roll Along beat
Left Bower, Santa Bella beat Reliance, Rosa B
beat Fleetfoot, LiSsak beat Doublin Stout, Sam
beat Dotue Dimple, Tom Hayes beat Tipperary,
Three Cheers beat Little Tom, Ruby beat Vida
Shaw, Sly Boy bye.
Judge, John Grace; slipper, James Grace.
As train-time had arrived the manage
ment decided at this juncture to postpone
the remainder of the stake until New
Years day, when. in addition. an open
stake at 81 so entrance will be run.
The quality of the coursing that was
seen at Ocean View Park yesterday may
be judged from the fact that, though
twenty-four rafting courses were run, but
seven hares were killed by the dogs, the
rest escaping after leading the hounds a
merry dance about the field.
The usual willing hard-betting crowd
was In attendance ana the poOlpOX was
kept gong at lively rate until darkness
closed the days sport at the end of the
first ties and sent the spectators home in
good humor. The quality of the hares
gave the slower but closer working dogs a
chance, and those who kept in the short
end were rewarded by catching some good
things
This was particularly the case in the run
between Monitor and Trix in the first ties,
when the former won, selling on the short
end at to l.
Following is the result of the run down
Villa kennels Maud beat T. Fords Pride OF
the West, j. Tracy's Forest Queen beat NJ.
OConnor's Foxhall, Falcon Kennels White
Rose beat S. Riordan's Chicopee, j. McBrides
Flashlight beat F. Browns Kitty Pease, f. C.
Randolph's TriX beat NJ. O'Connors Mar.
guerite, F. Moore's Monitor beat T. Gibson S
Corte MADEIRA, J. Kerrigans Dashaway beat P.
Olmo's Blacktborn, T. Fox's Maggie beat T.
O'BrieD's Lamplighter, ]. Kerrigan's White
Cloud beat 2. McKeon's Flambo, C. Evans