The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-31
SPORTING NEWS.
National Associated Press to the star.
Rowing.

NEW BUhIt, Aug ol.-lpe HrSb udy' ;
races of the Newburg rowing Associn-
tion, took place yesterday. There was
a very full attendance and the weather
was especially tine. The first race was
single scull for boys under twenty
years OF age, first prize $50, second $40.
There were i've starters, the race being
won 10y Frank e. Teneyck. The second
race was the amateur single scull she'll
race, for a I'D watch and chain. There
were i've entries, ali OF which started.
The race was Won by George W. Lee, oil
Newark, Thos. Fearon, of YonkerS, be-
ing second.
The third race was professional
single-scull shell, first prize $3.50, second
$40, third $40. There were eleven entries
Tor this race, but only six started. The
race was won by f. A. johnson COOL
ored), OF Boston, James A. Teneyck
second, George IL. uosmer third, john
Biglin fout th.
The fourth race was for double scull
working boats, with a first prize OF 500
and second OF $25. Inere were nine
entries, but only hve started. The race
was won by A. Darrgh and Arthur
Meginny, Teneyck Brothers second.
NEW YORK, Aug. 31.---The MetropoIi-
tan Association OF Amateur UarSmeu OF
the Eastern States which was organize d
Two weeks ago met again last evening
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Fourteen
Clubs were represented. Mr. W. Flint,
Of the Meriod Club OF Brooklyn, occu-
pied the chair, and Charles Erhardt, OF
Columbia College, acted as Secretary
1t was decided that the first regatta Of
the Club should be held on the 18th OF
October, and that the course should be
between Elm Park and Elizabethport,
staten Island.
The Races.
LONG BRANCH, Aug. 3L.-0n tho third
days racing Of the August meeting at
Monmouth Park, the weather was beau.
tiful and the number Of spectators large.
The first event was heat race OF one
and one-eighlh miles, and had four
starters-Hattie f., King Bee, Dalgais-
ian and Woodland, Hattie +. being the
iavorite. The race was won by King
Bee, Dalgaisian second, Hattie f. third
i'll the sTrst heat and fourth in the Sec
ond. Time, 2;03E, 2:04T. The second
race was hurdles, mile meats, and had
three starters. The first heat was taken
by New York, Risk, the faVorlte, Sec
ond, aud Derby third; time, 2:56M. The
second heat and race WAS won UY New
York, Derby second, and Risk third ;
Time, 1:54M.
HARTFORD, CONN, Aug. 31.--Yester-
day was the third day of the meeting Of
the Charter Oak Park Association. The
weather was very fine, the track in
splendid condition, and the attendance
large. The first race was for AOrees
that had never beaten 2:30, for q purse
OF So 09Q, divided. The starters were
Colman, LysanderiBoy, Dick Moore and
Joseph A. The first heat was won by
Joseph A, Colmar second, Lysander
Boy third. Tlme-2:90N. The second,
third and fourth heats were won eaaliy
by Lysander Boy. Time--2:29A, 2:25A,
2:24.
Ine second race was for the 2:22 class,
for purse OF $4,000 divided, anG had six
starters i'll this race. Prospero, the
layorite, was badly beaten; he only win
ming the second heat in 2:21X. Hannis
won the first, third and fourth heats {.
Time, 2:19A, 2:22H 2:2311. The third
race was Il cunning race, mile heats, for
a purse OF $l50 diyIued. Tnere were four
starters, Jarald, Dandy, Waco and Tom
Collins. Waco won the race, taking the
first and third heats. Time, 1:52H and
l:49. Second money to Dandy; LhirG to
JurolQ.
Baseball.
The following games were played yes.
terday:
BosroN, Aug 3I..--The tenth game be.
tween ,ne InclnuatiS and BOStous came
of and resulted in victory for the lat.
ter:
nninga.............1 4 IS
Clncinnatis. .....,..... 0 y . "
Umplre-Sumner.
Huns eaned-Bostons 6, Cincinnatis 2.
FIRST base on errorS-BOStOnS Z, ClncinnatiS 2,
First base on called baEls-Audy |.
Struck out-Brown, Jones, Audy, Gould and
Booth.
Passed balls-Hastings l.
Two-base hits-Wright 2, j. White /, Pike J.
Meyere l, and Foley l.
Time OF game-IWo hours and twenty min
ute5.
BROOKLYN, Aug. 81 -
uartIorGs..,'. irt,lisH .''''''.' } 8 Q . g.
indianapolis .....O 3 0 U 0 o.
mpire-Nathews.
Time OF game-rwo hours and twenty-five
minutes.
Base hits-Harttords II, indianapolis s.
Earned runs-Hartlords 2 Indianapolis 4.
Errors-Hartfords 4, Indianapolis 6.
Mt. VERNON o., Aug. 31.-Buckeyes
II, Champions l.
WHEELING, WA, Aug. 31.-st. Louis
II, Standards 0.
CINCINNATI GAMES.
Dale Williams desertlon of the Lud
low Baseball Club, and pitching for the
Mohawk Brown Stockings, is censured
by the baseball public, also the man.
ayers of the Browns for taking him and
leaving the LudloWs unexpectedly With
out IL mau TO ill his position.
The LudloWs play the Hoosiers, OF
Aurora, next Tuesday and Wednesday,
at Aurora, as it is fair week. There
will he large crowd in attendance.