Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-15
Out.Of-DOOr Sports.

SHOOTlNG AT CREEDMOOR.
At CreedmOOr yesterday there were 255 entries
in the Judd match, which came off at the 300
yard range. The II o'clock wind was strong
and unsteady and the weather cloudy. The
winners were j. T. Paulding and II. Weesman,
who tied at 81 Thirty-three others made 80
each and eighteen 29 each. In the short-range
match. 200 yards and possible 35, there were
III entries. The winners making the highest
scores are c. Van Orden, SO; NJ. p. Ross, 81: F.
J. Rabbeth ana w. NJ. Farrow tied at 81. In the
directors match, at 200 yards, out Of a possible
Donaldson IS, Colonel George D. Scott 10,
Colonel Joseph 6. Story is, General G.. A. Win
gate 20. G. S. Schemerhorn 16, aud Colonel j. II.
tOWperthWatte IA. In the army ana Nary
journal match for teams, out OF a possible 420.
tie following were the winning teams: 95Uh
battalion, OF Watertown, $50; 20th. separate
company, Of Binghampton, 1856, and the 4Sth
championship match OF The United States OF
America, first stage, 200, 500 and 600 yards pos
sble 1G5, there were ninety entries. The fol-
Atkinson, F. j. Play, c. A. Homen, b. Oben, W.
r. Qutnan SO; F. Kern j. c. Mallory, P. Peter
son SIS; E; Van Ordett, 81; F. E. Pressler, R. c.
Osborn, 6. w. Dougherty and Il. G. Past, s5.
THE INTERNATIONAL CRICKET MATCH
between the United States and Canada was re-
Sumed yesterday in Philadelphia The visitors
made ss runs before being disposed Of, and
their second innings. There was fine playing
Gone. the American party collal1ng the Canadian
Downing, ana AIDING 16S runs TO their score.
Although 1t was now o'clock, the Canadians
sent Logan and Blake forward for their second
innings. While Bruester and Law led the attack
In the second over Blake was caught at poiat by
kessler TrOuSdale was declared out leg before
wicket, and Logan BOWED By Law without
single run being scored. Gamble and Smith
being together, the former broke the ice with
Si-ge, Topped 1t With three and two more
singles, and then lost his partner, who was
boWled by Law; four wlckets for runs. Gamble
was then caught at point by Kessler and God
Trey, who managed TO score one, and was bowled
by Law; six wickets for runs. Five 10 ty-fiye
p. NJ. having arrived, stump5 were drawn, and
The game, consequently, declared draw. The
IN the second, and the American total was 16S.
RACES YESTERDAY.
Tie Chicago fall trottfng meeting began yes
teIday with TWO races. The 2:21 class brought
out Voltaire, Tida, BaSSett and Piedmont, the
latter being the favorate and winning the race;
time, 2:23Il, 223sl, 2:2lsI; VOltaire was second.
In the 2:20 pacing race Ben Hamilton, Billy
Scott, HoOSier, Tom Clinker and Wonderful
were the starterS Billy Scott won; time, 2:25
2:211l, 2:21A.
The winters at Coney Island IN. W races
yestei day were Charley GorhaD. three quarters
OF mile in 1:202l; GirCf13, one milo and fur
long, in 2:03a; Luke, mile and nall. 2:42h;
Dan K, nile Leafs, In 1:4l -, 1'4tA; POmeroy,
steeplechase, in 3:47H.
BASE BALL
There were seven innings on the National
grouI d, yesterday between picked mines, COM
posed of members of the Nationals and local
players. The score was TO In favor Of
Deiby's side. Base ball games YESTERDAY at Buf-
Tslo-BufTalOs 6; Cievelands, Z. At Cincinnati
Cincinnatis, 5; Chicagos, 2. At Troy-Troys, 2;
WOrceStelS. II.