The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-20
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Miss Nancy Bridges J, resulted in favor
Of the Nancies by d score Of % to II.
At other Points.
National Associated Press to the Star.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, June 20.-The
most interesting and exciting game Of
the season was played here between tue
Memphis Reds and Mil Yankees. There
was an immense crowd at West End
Park to witness the game. The follow
ing is the score:
Innings ........l 2 s45 8 9
RdtS RRdlltWSaukees''...."0 q - 9-S
Base hits -Milwaskess 8, Reds /, Weaver
pitching for the Milwaukees.
BROOKLYN, June 9.-The Hartfords,
OF Brooklyn, and the Chicago Club
played on the Union Grounds to-day.
There were about fifteen hundred people
present, and great interest was mani
tested in the game. In the betting the
Hartfords were the fayorites at 2 to l.
The Hartfords went first to the bat, and
were retired without run. The Chi
cagOs made one run in their first inning,
but, through the splendid fielding of the
Hartfords and the effective pitching Of
Larkin, OF the Hartfords, they were not
able to make another during the game.
The Chicagos were not able to bat Lar
kin's terrific pitching, while the Hart
lords outplayed them at all points
during the game, and batted the
Chicago pitcher with vengeance all
over the field. In the second inning
they made two runs, they were retired
without run in the third, but in the
fourth they added three more to the
score. In the sixth inning the terrific
batting OF the Hartfords demoralized
the Chicago Club, who are not as good
as several OF the amateur clubs, and
made five ruus. The game then lost all
interest, and the Hartfords won by a
score of 13 TO /. The one run OF the Chi
Cages was made by McVey on an error
by Start. Tnel runs OF The Hartfords
were divided as follows: Holdsworth /,
Start ~ Carey l, .Fergusoa l, York l.,
CassRfyt8, Hafbridgs &liLarEln 8. :.
aisattasssl: n4asxs :..;ks. - G-,s
uhlcag ...:.. .':::...::. 9 . &C Q % u
BosroN, June 10.
st. SOIIoui; Louis .........: 90 90
SYRACUSE, n. Y, June 10.
LouisvlIes. ..:.... . . 9 j . Q : d
Stars. .............., 2 o o 0 0 0 2 o.
PHILADELPHIA. June 10.
Innln gs.......... ! 2 1850
Aneghenys .......V o 0 0 l 0 / O.
NEW HAVEN, CT, June W.-Yales s
Chelsea, OF New York, 4.
ERIE, PA, June 10.
Innings ;:........ 50
Eries. .............. 0 u 0 0 o.
AUBURN, n. Y, June 19.-Philadel.
phias 3, Auburns %.
The Turf.
CLEVELAND, June 20.-Entries for to-
days races, mile dash: Lapland, Ad.
venture, Daisy Miller, Inspection
Kiiburn, Charley Gorham, Lady Mac.
Mile Heats, with Maiden, Allowance,
Wallawah, Keno, Minnie Long, Carrie
Nj, Russ Butler, Amanda Warren,
Surge, Jack Harkaway and Paladine.
Entries for Cleveland Derby, two miles
The probable starters are Hibble,
Hurrah, Verdigris, Patrick, Bill Bruce.
Inspection is also entered in this race,
and may start in both, it being optional
with his owner which one he starts in.
Weather promises to be fair. Pools sold
as follows: For the mile dash, Inspec.
ton and Charley Gorham sold for $5C
each, Lady Mac $25, Kilburn $25, field
$35; for the mile heat, Russ Butler $25,
Amanda Warren $40, field $40; for the
Cleveland Derby Verdigris was the ia.
vorite, Bill Bruce second, Inspection
third choice.
LEXINGTON. June 2o-Tbe trottino
.-o''-N
races lor to-uay nave oeeh postponed,
on account Of the condition of the
track.
The English RifIemen,
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