The evening times., 1895-10-09
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

Imp. Ormand dor, chestnut stallion,
by Ben dor, and brother in blood To Or
monde, is dead at Spring Hill stud. Ken
lucky Inflammation of the bowels was
the cause. His owner, William II. Sands.
New York, valued him at $4,000. W.
OBJ. Mcdonnell, OF California. paid l50,-
900 for his ilIustrious brother, Ormonde
The visiting athletes from Cambridge
England, visited Harvard yesterday. AT
the Boston Athletic Association hiildin.
breakfast was served and at Harvard
luncheon W as served by the Hasty fuddin.,
Club Last night the visitors dincd at the
University Club.
The Newmarket tEnsland) second Oc-
tobcr meeting opened yesterday. In the
Trial stakes event there We're six starters.
including Mr.. Charles Day Roses Mognl,
which took third place, Lord Derby S
Newly winning the race, and I. Jen-
ning's Sauteuse ii being second.
A cable to the Police Gazette yesterday
says that Paul Pons will wrestlc Ernest
Roebcr for the purse offered by the
Olympic Club, but requires $500 for
Olympic Club, but requires $500 for eN-
penscs and guarantee that the match will
come off.
Jake Gaudaur, with his brother. left
Toronto yesterday for the Austin ,0TeNas.
international regatta. The champion looks
in ra cling trim.
At Detroit, Mich, yesterday Nutwpod
Wilkes Won first and only heat Of the
match for 81 eco in 2:23 Gladstone was
distanccd.
hoS lai
for the winter in little creek back
of Glen Island, near New Rochelle. Her
racing Spars and canvas have all been
slowed away.
At Woodward & Shanklin' S sale OF trottcrs
at Lexington. the bay stallion Constantine.
record 2:12 1-2. by Wilkes Boy, was sold
for S7,1OO TO Peter Duryea, New York
The prices of other stock We're fair.
The Kentucky Futurity race was rtn at
Lexington, Ky. yesterday. before 4, 500
people, Notwithstanding the fact that it
was bitter cold day. Oakland Baron
captured the stakes, WI hich are valued at
SIT 7,OGO. The crowd went wild with tx
element and lifted the driver OF the
winner from the sulky and carried him
TO the scales room, W here he was presented
with a large floral horseshoe and purse
containing goodly sum of money.
The written challenge of the Royal Vic
toria Yacht Club. on behalf of Charles Day
Rose, for the Americas cup, has been re-
ceived by the New York Yacht Club. A
special meeting to consider it has been
called for Monday evening, October IA.
The great colt, Requital, the Futurity win
ner, and who afterward surpassed all g
year-old performances by running a mile
in 1:39 As, is to be solS on Saturday at
the Brooklyn Jockey Club track.
It's estimated that over 81 .OOO. 900 is in
vested in bowling alleys in New York city,
Long Island and Jersey City.
The defeat Of the Valkyrie III has rather
stimulated an interest In England regard
ing international yachting, instead Of re-
tarded it, as is generally supposed. The
news now comes from across the water that
there may be three English yachts built
next year to contest for the honor of chal-
lenging for the Americas cup.
Monroe W. Coburn, bicyclist. of Spring
field, Mass, accomplished the feat of rid
ing from Boston to New York on his wheel
on Monday in % hours and 40 minutes in
Guiding all stops.
Lavigne and Griffo will meet before the
Empire Athletic Club inside the next thirty
days.
Baltimore will have to use n mug during
1896. Cups seem to be huckleberry above
their persimmon.