The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-29
SPORTING NEWS.
Finger billiards.


Monsieur liar gave another of his splen
ligheimer's Hall last evening, and will give
a matinee to-day at 3 p. m.
Baseball.
The Reds were badly defeated yesterday
by the indianapolis Club, us the following
will show:
Innings. 2 5 8 9
Cincinnati ,"....""" 0 2 0-3
Runs earned-Cincinnati O. Indianapolis 3.
Bases on errors-Cncinnati d. indianapolis 1.
Total bases on hitS-Cincinnati 5, Indianapo-
lis 10.
Balls called-On White 26, Nolan 80
Strikes called-On White %, Nolan 80.
Blse on called balls-Cincinnati A, Indianapo-
lis l.
Struck out-Cincinnati A. Indianapolis 5.
Left on baScS-Cincnnati 4, indianapolis 6.
Double pays-Geer, Sullivan, MCVcy.
Time of game hours and 80 minutes.
Umpire-Wm Mclean.
Boston-Bostons 10, Chicagos l.
rovidence-Providence 4, Milwaukee ~.
London, Ont.-Tecumsehs 6, ,Alleghenys2.
Troy-Haymakers 2, Auburns
Binghampton-Cric 7, Rochesters S.
Lowell-Uticas Is, Lowells4.
Races.
Chester Park will be thrown open to-
morrow, and some fine sport may be antici-
patcd. The track is in splendid condition,
and the Park is one of the best in the coun-
try. Another thing that should increase
the attendance is the fact that the prices of
admission have been put down to 80 cents
and 81.
The following horses were on the course
1oct | Lad, pI,,,l,, pnIlo Of NnIunn
Julia Jackson, Judge Wyckliff, Stella, Long
Girl Signal, Harper, Kenton, Tolona Risk,
John Norton, Thomas Parmeal, Edmund,
Surge, Maggie Shields, Vagabond, Pacific,
Honduras, Bessie Lee, Lady Clipper Lizzie
Ball, Emma, Elemi, MinnOck, Athol, Ada,
Miss Brady, Harry Bcster Wa-ta-wah,
Waw-o-nasia, Clipses, Pats Boy, King Will
lam, Glasgow, Bloodstone, Mystery, Spring
let, Speculation, Maidstone, Ella, Bill
Sanderson, Bill Dillon, Waynes-
burg, Judge Hancock, VirgiIian Capt. Ehr-
hart, Kilburn, Russ Buterand Clog Dance.
Fifty more horses arrived today.
LOUISVILLE, May 20.-In the first race yes
terday, sh OF three fourths mile, for two
year-olds Athclslane, Ada Glenn, Slilton,
Verdict, Misadee, Vender and Gen. Pres
toms Glenelg filly started. Verdict won;
Stilton second, and Gen. Preston third.
Time, 1:191a.
The second race, dash of one and one
eighth mile, had six starters. Kennesaw
Won; Aunt Besey second, and Leonard
| third. Time, 1857.
In the third race, mile heats, Miss Nal
10y, Beechwood and Lager Beer started.
Miss Malloy won; BeeChwood second, Lager
Beer third. Time, 1:45. In the second heat
Molloy was first Lager Beer second, Beech
wood third Time, 1:44H.
Last race, dash, three-quarters of mile
Cammie f. won; Matagorda second, Grigs
| by third. Time, 1:l6.
PHILADELpHIA May 29.-At Point Breeze
Park yesterday, the race of the 2:30 class
was won by Black Frank; Modesty, second
Hambletonian Mambrino, third. Time
2:26%, 2:29H. Modesty won the second
and fourth heats
The Regatta.
WATKINS N. Y, May 29.-In the first
race of the regatta of the Watkins Rowing
Association, the Atlantas, of New York
Down and Eustis, were winners by about
three boats lengths; the Detroit scullers,
Clegg and Campan, second; Northwestern,
third Winning time, $40. Course, one
mile and five-sixteenths.
The Annual Sheet.
DEs MONIES, IA. May 20--The Annual
Shoot of the State Sportsmen's Association
began YESTERDAY