The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-24

Milwaukees....".."....1 0 0 90 0 o.
Runs searned-IndianapoliS2 2.
Two-baSe hits-Shaffer > Flint l,
Three base hits-McKevey |.
Fi1st-baSe on errorS-IndianapoliS s. Milwaukees
g
Struck out-Indianapolis l, Milwaukees s.
Passed bills-Flint 3, Bennett 2.
Wild pitches-Noan
Time OF game-Two hours and five minutes.
Umpire-Stambaugh
Springfield, Mass. s.-Springtield 9, Uticas
y. The Uticas threw up the game in the
tenth inning, because of an unsatisfactory
decision OF the umpire when the score stood
2 to2
Rochester, N. Y.-Rochesters 7, Allegha.
nies g.
Boston, Mass. s.-Harvards ., Manchesters O.
Worcester, Mass.-Lowells Worcesters3 g.
Syracuse, N. Y.-Stars4, Tecumsehs 7.
Auburn, N. Y.-Auburns 2, Crickets H.
Races.
LOUISVILLE, May 24.-The track was in
excellent condition yesterday and the at.
tendance was flatteringly large.
The Kentucky Oaks, for three-year-old
tillies, $50 entrance, play or pay; 81, ,OOG
added, second horse to have $500, dash OF
mile and half; thirty-eight nomina-
tions:
Mattngly & Adams c. f. Belle of Nelson.
d. SWigerts b. Buena VISTA.
J. W. Hunt Reynolds b. f. Fortune ..... 3
Gen; a. Buiord's b. f. Nette Hopkins.
II. +. Browns eh. /. Peaceful ul...............,,. L
John K. Mckee's CHI. f. Waterwiteh. .........., l.
H. p. MCGrath's ch. t. Florence Payne..... l.
j. w. Guests br. f. Nellie Booker l.
VIM. Cottrills CHI +. Mary
VIM. CottiilPs ch. f. Emma LaCoster ....,.., l.
Ii. B. Douglass l. Co. S b. f. Bonanza .......... l.
James NJ Woods ch. I. LeVerette. L
D. Swigerts b. f. Persia. l.
Time, 2:39.
The Louisville Ladies' Stakes for two
year-old tillies, $50 entrance, half forfeit,
$3.50 added half mile DASH
H. B. McGraths ch f. Verdict. !
d. SWigerts b. f. MalaCca
James A. Grinsteads b. f. Liahtunah. ............ 3
Silvery Springer, Florence B, Vega LaFavorita,
Jessie Donaldson, Lizzie Ball, Monopoly, Robin
son and Preston's CHI. f. Ran, unplaced.
Time, 50H seconds
The selling race for all ages; purse $500,
second horse to have $780, mile and a quar-
ter dash:
Ghariie "a T0lnaih ..... CT
r. Lisles b. g. Joe Roder.
]. J.Merril's b. g. DR.. Livingston
Wm Cottrill's b. f. Aunt etsy...................L
Reddng y Bros. S ch.
IL
Time 2:10H
Purse of$15O, winners excluded; dash of
one mile.
J. ]. Merrill's b. G. Warfeld d.. ........ /
]. W. Loud Co.'S b. f. poetess ...........2
j. 7. Nichols bl g. /. P. Turner.
J. A. Grinstead's b. f. Athataric.
VIM CottriIs r 6.
&. W. Bowen Il Co.'S b. G. Beechwood- - 0
2. N. Vests b. f. Molie McCann.. 0
]. T. Williams b. t. Enquiries ss.......,. O
John R. MeKee's b. t. Emma Hunter r...,... o
Beatty & McClellands b. c. Signal l..........O o
Time AS.
BALTIMORE, May 24.-In the MARYLAND
Jockey Club Races yesterday there were five
races.
First race-onc mile-for all ages, was
won by Bowies Mary.
The Vernal sweepstakes, mile dash for
three-year-olds, was carried off by Danger.
The third race one and one-quarter miles
for all ages, was won by Lady Salyers, in
2:15.
The Peyton handicap, mile heats, was
won by Frederick the Great, and in the last
race, trial steeple, the stakes were borne
away by Problem.
Pedestrianism.
SALEM Mass, May 24-Lewis Sway, on
Wednesday night, at $50 o'clock, began
one hundred and eight miles walk in
twenty-four hours at Beverly. He walked
until 3 a. M, when he was taken with collie,
and was off the track until a. m He then
resumed, and walked until 0:30 last-night,
accomplishing only eighty-two and five
sevenths miles
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