The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-26

ming Sloseon showed some Of his old-tIm
play aud scored very rapidly. He added ~
points to his score by ~ run. Shaeier piayet
poorly; although gntting good opening, h'
only made 2 points by II. Slossnn pnyee
equally badly and the spectators whstleh I'D
riavely. Tho score then stood Schaefer 2sO2
Sloason 2l36. Sloason being encouraged by
Shaafer'+ poor play, went In with vii. AM
getting the balls well punched near the lower
corner, he moved them around tho rail quick
ly. turning the corners easily lie added mi
points to his string by this performances. the
game thon standing Shaefer 2s02, SlossoI
35D3
Three innings, with score Of | only to each
man. followed Shaefer Mt last gotnn opening
and made " points out Of IT. SlOssun f0l-
lowed, but failed to secure anything: shaefe.
followed with 94 and III tho seventy second
inning he ran tho game out with % points.
leaving Slosson MT 96n4. Tho winners avor-
age was 4iss and the losers ~ o..
The sCors by innings OF to-niRhts game
was.
Shaefer 5t. o. O. 143. ~, 2si, !. 3, f23. 0. &C.
n G5. D. 10. b. L ID. .. .. 1, IL. %. 2,s. -.
Slpsson !. Q. 26, Q. ~, H. ., H. H. 4. Q, 2, 3
IL. lG2. 10. 0. 2G7. 0, .. j. l. 2. O. ., 4.
BOAT RACING MArrHRs IN ENGLAND.
LONDON. Got ~ The articles Or ngree-
mont for tho scultng match between Elliott
and Boyd sHpulate that the race shall DC
rowed Oh tho tyne course: tho first deposit
of $50 to he made on the thtrty-iirst instant,
tho second I5O on the nineteenth OF Dscem-
ber and the final deposit. 600. on tho day
before tho race. The date of the race has not
boon fixed
Tho Sporiamdn snys: "Iianlan's decision
not To compete iii England ~ regretted. FL
Hot claims he has greatly improved the style
of his rowing and IL confident of being nbe to
render u good account Of himself when nc
again meets Hanlan. Elliott Is undoubtedly
d stronger man, and II he has really discov-
cred how TO utilize his strength and supple,
mont IL byRvailing himself of the mechanical
improvements which contribute 80 greatly to
Hnnlans prowess. ho ought to he able to de-
foat ilanlan with some amount of ease. There
can be little doubt that any opposition will De
offered by the trustees of tho chalnnZe cup
to Elliott's request TINT his arrangements
with Boyd 10 sanctioned. AZ Hanlan declines
to accept his challenge. Elliott's claim for
the cup ID to be nude Immediately. Tho high
eat aquatic authorities Ia England agree that
lIHnInn has forfeited his title To the cham
picnsbip Of England as well az his claim to
the cup
THE HARVARD BOAT RACE.
BosroN, Oct 25.-=The regular fall races Of
the Harvard University took place to-day on
the Charleston river On account Of a cold
wind making tho water very rough, the
only contest waa " EtraiGhtaWhy rHco, two
miles. between thr O Gig ght.onrnd crews. re-
presenting THE thrsn upper classes III tho
academic department. The Juniors won IN
minutes and 81 seconds, the Seniors sec
ond In minutes and ~ seconds, and the So
phomoros third IN minutes and IS seconds.
WHAT ELLIOTT SAYS.
LONDON. Oct. 3D. Elliott says II he beats
Ht,ys IL sriill accept Hnnlnn's termS md row
him on Toronto bay.
GouRTNEY's ACCEPTANCE,
NEW YORK, Oct 25-A special from Toron-
to, says: Courtney's telegram stating that
he accepts llanlan's proposition and will let
him know when and where he will row IL not