The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-28

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LOUISVILLE, April 2s.--Cincinnati Stars,
8; Louisville Eclipse, /.
The Turf.
BRITISH TUGRMES SCARED.
LONDON, April 2S-The Times says thai
it believes Parole will win the Chester Cup
to beTun for May 7th also that Paroles
success hitherto has causeda complete scare
among turf followers.
Pedestrlanism.
SIX DAYS At CHICAGO.
CHrcAoo, April 2S.-The six days walk
ing match i'll the old Tiyoli Garden closed
last night. Danmers won, walking 43l
miles Shock 42l, Wilson AGO.
Billiards.
THE CoHTrsT IN PARIS.
PARIS April 2s.-Vignaux won the first
prize in the Billiard Tournament. The
came Saturday night between Vigmaux aAd
l'aly was won easily by the former. with n
care OF VignauX 600 points, DAILY l3i.
Thtre was nU second prize awarded.
Archery.
COMING CHICAGO TOURNAMENT.
CHICAGO, April 2S.-The official pro-
rramme for the first grand annual meeting
OF the National Archery Association, to bc
held in this city August 10Th, 18Th and
l4th, has been issued by the Executive
Committee. The Association will offer
about 81 900 in cash prizes, besides special
prizes without number
Notes.
Hotaling is 'great."
Jones made one single and two-base hit
Saturday at Boston.
The Crickets of Binghamton will not re-
organize this season.
The ChicagOs beat picked nine Satur-
day 27 to 6, and made only / error.
The Providence defeated the Brown Uni
versity team Saturday. Score, 10 to3.
The Dostons won another game Saturday
off the Essex Club by score Of 26t 8.
Remember the Reds open the League
season Thursday, Friday and Saturday
with the Troys, weather permitting.
The Rochester Club has reorganized nm
der the management of Mr.. Joseph SIM
mons and will place strong nine in the
field this season.
The starters in the races at Nashville to-
morrow will be received here by telegraph
tonight at the pool rooms and pools will
be sold on tile races.
The Troys defeated picked nine Satur.
day II 10 >, and made only errors They
play "our boys" Thursday, and a good
game may be looked for.
The game Saturday between the Cincin-
natl Reds and IL picked nine resulted in the
defeat of tie picked nine by II score OF 2G
+,, Nt,n 10 knp,
hits, two-base and 5 tlree-base hits.
The Buckeye Rife Team of Company A
shot hundred-yard range yesterday. max
ing the following score; Capt. ChaS. Bpcht,
10; Lieutenant Charles BrRchmann, 81 II.
Dpckert, 16; i. NJ. Thomas, 20; Charles
Handbook, G; Charles Henry, II; N. San
derson, 10; VIM. Sanderson, I.
We learned yesterday afternoon from
good authority that Mr.. P, Lorillard does
not intend to accept the challenge of Mr..
Grettun. the owner of the English colt
lsonomy, to run that colt against Parole,
weight for aye, with three pounds allowance
for Parole, over the last mile and n half OF
the Cesarewitch Course. for S95, 900 q side.
Parole has now more engagements in Eng
land than he viii be able to fiji, and t.
make match against lsonomy would inter
lCiU WIN thN 1tAASiH' I've - AASiuItt.
The game Saturday between the CIeve
lands and picked nine was very pretty
one. The former club made 3 errors and /
base hits, to their opponents s errors and A
base hits, while the score stood to in
favor of the cleyeiands. Their errors
we're made by the catcher Kennedy, but he
made base hits out of the s. Mccormack
pitched for the picked nine, and made a
two base and three base hit Off Mitchell,
aud the latter i'll return made two-baser
off Mack. Strict, of the Clevelands, made
Il home run.
Dan. Mace is now giving personal super
vision to his extensive stable. Hopeful has
received, as vet, but very little speedy
work, but he is horse that is very easily
prepared. and he moves along iu the same
style and with the same grace that has
made the name Of Hopeful famous through
out the country. OF the Others Of his
String-A lbcmarle, Midnight, Henry and
Darby are looking fine; Henry, especially,
showing much promise On Wednesday
last that other little engineer" john 'rur-
ner. who is Gividing the honOrs with Mace.
took Charge of Charles Noen's horses, but
whether permanently or not depends upon
himself.