The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-31

to be suffering considerably; Harry fror
sickness at the stomach and Grassland fron
cramps. Dobier keeps pegging away. addin
| lap after lap to what la already the leadin
score. John Banks is the second man, bein,
only seven miles behind Dobler, and lis still
walking. Dana Is looking about as fresh al
any Of the contestants unless 1t is Capt
| Parry Both have, however, brought thei
| scores up 30 near to the leading man as Il
make the race yet very uncertain.
Nine contestants have already fallen out
as follows. Benton, Dommer, Dodge, Guyon
Heine, Iowa George, McAndrews, Schock ant
Sallymann. The withdrawal OF McAndrewi
VAS was dlsappoiintment dn,i be being one Of the
well 10 his first race, keeping pretty well uI
with the leaders, He looks bright and com
paratively fresh. The following is the score
up 70 IL 80 q. n. giving the distance covered
by those retired: Banks 1885, Benton 81, Bran
stetter 1i5, Capt Harry 122. Castello 116
Crossland 135, Demmer 43, Dana 1876, Doblel
145, Dodge 49,. Graghty 116, Goodman 100
Guyon 25, Guyburns 124 Heine %, Hoffman,
a.. George b5. McAndrews 60, Parry 1874
Schock 100, Sherry 128. Sallyman 88.
As .. m.-Dobler 147, Banks 142, Parry 142
Grassland 1877, Sherry 1873, Dana 1872, Burns
100.
There. are twelve walking. Crosslands 8
feet are badly blistered. Banks Is walking
skeleton Both will undoubtedly drop out
before night. Dobler is fresh.
FIELD MEETING OF TRINITY COLLEGE.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, May 3o.-The second an
held to-day on the Hartford base ball grounds,
The first event was the ninety yard running
race, and was won by A. T. Mason. Time
9a4 seconds.
This was followed BY the pulling Of shot,
and was won BY T.. y. Appleton, Of 80, dis
tance 30 feet liz inches.
The next in order was the mile walk, which
nad three starters, and was won by G. W.
Jones, OF 81. Time--10 minutes Is seconds.
=, The running broad jump was won by r. H.
The half mile run was won by E. D. Apple
ton, of 80. Time-2 minutes 2S seconds.
Ihe legged trace was won by A. T.. Mason
and m J.; Q. Washburne. Time seconds.
:, Inc base ball throwing match was won by
. Stork Jr., Of 70, who threw the ball $50 feet,
and y. y. Carpenter, second, 324 feet inches.
Ihe fOrty-four yard dash was won by q. ID.
Appleton, OF so. Time, SO seconds
;, The running high jump was won hy r. FL.
Nelson, of 80; height jumped 5 feet az
Jrosley, OF 80. Time--31 minutes liz sec
,nds. -
Throwing the hammer was won by II. III.
Nelson, Of 80, who threw 1t 6G feet inches,
The standing long jump was won by r. f.
selson, OF ~, jumping feet 5I inches.
In the hurdle race 100 yards, the first prize
vas vas taken by G. E. Hotchkiss, Of 49, Time
OIs seconds.
The one-mile run was won by r. Fl. Nelson.
II 80. Time-G minutes.
The sack race, 18 yards, made much amuse-
nent, and was won by w. +. French, of 70.
-ime-304 seconds.
The pole vaulting was won by }. r. Parsons, |
r.. OF 81, vaulting height OF feet 2 inches, |
eing the best and highest vault ever made In
lmerican colleges.
The dash of 22O yards was won by w. N. |
helton, Of 70. Time-221f seconds.
The sports ended By By the tHg of War between
cams Of five men from the classes Of 81 and |
q, and was won easily by that OF 's2.
BASE BALL.
WASHINGTON. D. G., May 3O-Nationals %,
O.
SYRACUSE May 3O.-Stars 4, Clevelands Q.
TROY. May 30.-Cincinnatis a. Troys g.
ROCHESTER, May 30.-Hop Bitters 5, Alba
ys7
BOSTON. May 3O.-Chicagos 8, Bostons O.
MANCHESTER, N. H., May 30.-Mancnesters
! Uticas 7.
PROVIDENCE, May 3O.-Providences 4, Buff
lOeS 0.