The herald., 1895-08-09
Takes First, Second and Fourth
Heats in Fast Time
PACIFIC SPORTING NEWS
Baseball Notes Of the Natlo,ai League
Games
Bicycle Races at nany Meets In Various
Parts Of the country-l1uch
Fast Riding


cent crowd today witnessed the grand
spectacle of noble struggle between
Joe Patchen and Robe rt J. for the supre-
macy. Patchen repeated his Cleveland
victory on r ebert J.'s own ground. but
was forced to make four faster heats
than last week. The four heats averaged
2:05A.
The two favorites, Athenio and Falk-
land. landed the postponed races. The
only favorte OF the day to suffer defeat
was Bumps, who was chased out in two
heats in 2:O9A and 2:ll.
2:iG class. trotting, purse S2000-Athe-
Mo won second, sixth and seventh heats;
time. 2:1411. 2:l7. 2:l4. Nellie A. won
third and fourth heats; time. 2:l4A, 2:l3.
Sabina won fifth heat; time, Gals. Fred
B.. Bravado, Psyche. BERTHE. Delmar.
Adelaide McGregor and Jennie X. also
started.
2:23 class, trotting, purse $2Ooo-Falk-
land won first, second and sixth heats;
time. 2:l6A, 2:l6, 2:1SA. Yankee Luck
won third and fourth; time, 2:15. 2:15L.
Kate V. won fifth; time, 2:16. Miss
Huron East View, Fannie G. and Seulet-
ia also started.
2:27 trotting. 3-year-olds, purse $1,000
Fred Kohl won in three straight heats;
time, 2:161S. 2:l9II, 2:17H. Geddea was
second Dresch third.
Match race, S5000-Joe Patchcn won
first. second and fourth heats; time,
o:0i1I, 2:O4ss 2:O6,S. Robert ]. won third
heat; time, 2:05l5.
2:29 class, pacing. 2O00-Rachel won
third. fourth and fifth heats; time, :121S,
2:14la, 2:19. Bumps won first and Sec
ond; time, 2:09A. o:l1. Valleau, Burt
Oliver, Billie c., Arthur l.. and Gem D.
also started.
bany stakes today proved the best contest
of the meeting. although there were only
four starters. Clifford did not go to the
post and Rey del Carreres was made the
favorito. Lissak made the running for
tbs first part, but was passed by Rey del
Carreres at the three-quarters. Anisette
came up with a rush and managed to
snove her head in frort of the favorite at
the wire. Lissak was only a nose behind
Carreres.
Five and half furlongs-Lady Dia-
mond won. Weinberg second; time,
1:lO4.
Five iuriongs- won, Kan.
sin second. Marquise third; time. 1:0lL.
Albany stakes, seven furlongs-Anisette
won. Rey del Carre.es second, Lissak
third; time, 80.
Mile and sixteenth-Brandywin won.
Darien second. Sufficient third; time
1855.
One mile-Lucania won. Liza second.
Orinda third.
NEW YORK, Aug. s.-Brighton Beach
results:
One mile-Salonica won, Ham,nie sec
ond. Mendicant third time. "A.
Five furlOngs-Annot Lyle won, Silver
III second, Yankee Doodle third time,
1 :02.
Five fu;longs-Lady Richmond won.
King Gold second, Mangrove third; time,
! :02.
Mile and quarter-Connoisseur won.
Doggett second, Warlike third; time,
2:09.
One mle-,Little Mat won. Factotum
second. l.ochlnvar third; time. :43.
One mile-Cvrtanty won. Fusilser Sec
ond, Marshall thirh; time. 1:219.
CHICAGO. Aug, S.-The Harlem race
meeting began today.
Five iurlongs-Joe Mancini won. Alien
second. Marguerite third; time, :O3A.
Six furlongs-Lepros Lion won, Dock
stader second. Warren Leland third;
time, l:lbH.
Mile and seventy yards-Freddie L. T.
won, Lawyer secand, Burrell's Billet
thiid time :49%.
Six furlongs--Miss Clark won. James V.
Carter seconu, Long Glenn third; time.
l 1:26.
Seven furlongs-Ohve won. Cheno Sec.
ond, Lettie third time, 80.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Aug. Son fast
track at Exposition Park today George
Miller broke the worlds record Tor
mile on half mile track, making it in
:424, Notwithstanding the tact that the
horses we're at the post one hour and ff-
teen minutes.