Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-03
THE SECOND DAY.
The Celebration Progresses, tho Crowds Increase and the Sports GFOg More
 Exciting.
An AfteroOn of Interesting Events at
 the Race Track To-Day.

In the JoURNAL-M MMER's report of yesterdays half-mile open bicycle race, J. Nj. Kelly, of Phenix. was re- ported as winning the second prize, which was an error A. W. Kastner of Prescott won the the second prize and Kelly third.
 To-day's exercises opened at l0:30 a. m. with a grand concert on the plaza by the Prescott brass band which will give another concert on the plaza this evening,
 The attendance at the race track this afternoon was considerably in- creased over yesterday, on account of the interest manifested in the base ball game as we'll as in a number of the races.
 The afternoons sport commenced with the quarter-mile open bicycle race for which thers were ten entries. The race was a very exciting one and was won entirely by Phenix wheelmen, J. Nj. Kelly winning first prize J. M. Long, second aud Dan Cannon third. Time 39 l-5.
 For the boys bicycle race, half mile, there were four entries as fol- lows Paul Murphy, f Phenix; Harry Cotton, Willie Stewart and Fred Rodenburg, of Prescott. The boys got a good start amid the wild est cheers of the spectators. Roden- burg took the lead and kept it until the home stretch when Stewart commenced spurtinl and passed him, coming under the wire first, Rodenburg second and Paul Mur- phY third.
 h the one mile handicap bicycle race there were eleven entries aud A. W. Kastner, of Prescott, won first prize. c. H. Coble, of Flagstaff, second, and Ed. Kiehl. of Prescott, third.
 There were three entries in the mile trotting race, 2::30 class, as ol- lows: Brignolia, Ben Bolt. Fred B. In the first heat Brignolia won the pole, Ben Bolt second and Fred B. third. The horses got a good start with Brignolia in the lead which he maintained to the home stretch when Ben Bolt forged ahead passing him and coming under the wire a full length ahead, with Brignolia second and Fred B. distanced. Time 2:3.2
 In the second heat Brignolia won in 2:34 4-5.
 BrignOlia won the third heat and purse. Time, 2:36 l-5.
 The quarter mile running race was called at 8 o'clock, and 1t was 4:45 before they succeeded in mak- ing a start.
 Robert G. came under the wire first, Junetta second and Artless third. At the start, the rider of Kitty ran into another horse and fouled him, which created consider able discussion.
 Robert G won second heat and purse.
 The base ball game between the Browns and the Whip pies was very exciting resulting in a victory for the Browns by a score of l 8 to f. Up to the seventh inning | the score stood l to 0 in favor of the l Browns, when the Whlpples broke 1 m with score of three. In the l next inning the Browns "slugged" the life out of the ball and contin- ued ''slugging' it until the close of the game. The usual amount of | fault finding at the umpire was in dulged in and at one time it looked | as il the ball game would be turned into slugging match.
 The following is the programme Tor tomorrow:
 Free-for-all. running, half-mile
 heats.. RZOO UO Three-mile class, trotting, ...250 co BICYCLE RAoEs-oNE MILE OPEN, GLASS A. Ist prize, one suit of clothes s 25 co sd prize, one leather valise. I5 co 'd prize, one silver butter dish 1000
 TWO MILE HANDICAP, GLASS A. st prize, one gold stop watch 8 5000 'd prize, one suit of clothes. p % 'd prize, silver cake basket. 15 co
 GUN CLUBS SHOOT.
 Event No. 1.-20 singles, unknown ngles; entr nee &; $25 added.
 Event No. 2.-22 singles, unknown ngles; entrance, g; $20 added Event No 3.--l0 pairs, k own an- les, entrance $2.5O; $15 added. Closing game of base ball between he Prescott club and the Albuquer- tta Rrouvns