The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-08

Runs earned -Cincinnats ., LouisvlIes, /.
Total bases on clean hlts-CincmnatiS, 8
| Louisvillcs. 8.
| Three base hits-Latham, l.
Struck out-Pike, l; Jones, Q; Latham, l
| Han, l; Gerhardt, |; Snyder, l.
Bases on called balls-Booth, 1 Miller,
DeylIn, l: GeIhardt, /; Mitchell, !.
Lett ON bases-Cinctnnatis, Z; Louisvilles. 6
Fist base on errorS-Cincinnatis, 5; Louis.
Yilrs, 4.
Passed balls-Miller, 0; Snyder, 1.
Wild pitches Mitchell, l.
! Balks-Mitchcll,1 /.
Errors affecting the score Cincinnatis 5
IOul>villes, none.
Fly balls mssCd-Manning, l; Latham, l.
Double plays-Meyerle, Manning and Foley
Time of gane-Two hours and thirty min
utes.
Umpire-Crandall.
The LoutsVilles and Cincinnatis play
their last game here this afternoon.
The following games were played yes.
terday:
National Associated Press to the Star.
MANCHESTER, N. H., Sept. S-Man.
chestels, IT; E4glest0ns, of Boston, 0.
PIrTsBURG, PA, Sept. 8-The game
betM cen the Allegheny ana Rochester
Clubs has been postponed on account of
ram.
HARTFORD, CT, Sept. 8.-On account
OF The storm the game between the Hart.
tords and Chicagos was postponed.
The Turf.
BosTON, Sept. 9.-The unfinished race
at Mystic Park was won by Wild Lily,
Ramon second money, st. Charles third
and Lady G. fourth. The 2:24 race of
to-day was won by Voltaire in three
straight meats. Time: 2:25 2:2513, 2:24H,
Alley taking second, Kalor hird ana
Harry fourth money. Tue 2:3S race was
won by kltty taking the first, second
and fourth heats, SCHUYLER winning the
thlrd heat. Time: 2:34I 2:3l, 2:9O, 2:3O
Sports at the New England Fair.
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. Sat the New
Eng land FAIR Grounds to-day the second
series ol Lacrosse was played between
the Montreal anu Indian Teams. and,
like that OF yesterday, was won by the
lndian Team by a score Oh to 3.
The free or-all race for a purse of $500,
divided, was easily won by Joe RIPPLE :,
in three straight heats. Time, 2:29
5:2S14, 2:29. The contest between Knox
Boy and Dom Patchen for the second
sulting i'll Patchen taking the money.
Our Rifiemen.
NEW YORK, Sept. S.-The National
Rifle Association have issued supple.
mentary programme of the ii th annual
lull-prze meeting and second inLerna-
lional competition for the American
trophy.
On the 10th, 11th and 18th insts. the
Winchester running-deer match
will be contested, open to all comers.
Distance, one hundred yards, deer TO be
run by signals from firing point. Only
hrst prize each day. Tney will be ee-
CANT Winchester repeating rifles, valued
at S5O On Tuesday, the Is h inst, the
SPIRIT OF the Times long-range match for
81 900 in gold Will be contested, ana is
open to all comers. Weapon, any rife;
distance, eight hundred, nIne hundred
and one thousand yards.
IL Will be divided into eight prizes.
The rules of the National Rifle Associa-
lon Will be adhered to in this match.
Ihe California rltlemen left their head
quarter at the SLurtevant House yes
Lerday, and went to Hampstead, l.. L.,
where they secured apartments at Hew-
etps Hotel, and where they will sOjOurn
lntil the lnter-S ate and other matches
or which They nave entered shall have
Jeen decided. Last evening they were
'at home," and received calls from
many distinguished cltizens and OLD
rlends from the Pacific coast. At Creed
moor 1T was raining. However the
British and California teams COM
nenced practicing this afternoon. The
second Connecticut and also several OF
)ur home teams are also practicing.