Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-03
Out of Door Sports.

THE RIFLE SHOOTING AT DOILYMoI-NT
IRE STAR yesterday gave the highest scores
made at 800 yards In the Abercorn cornnetition
at Dollymount as follows:-John RiebT ~
Eehton Do 20: Jackson 60, Young So. Scott
&C. e. n SfT%r o. Rockwell socG Go; johnson
flsher 63, Murphy 63, and Thyme 63. HYDE re-
tlfed after his second shot. Twenty sboYs each
were again allowed at the LEGO yards range,
Hiaklng the TOTAL number of shots fired by each
man at all the ranges in both days Io1 The
following scores were made at the OOa wards
ffaahge:-Jackson 81, Scott So, Fenton 81. Young
So, Brown s., Miner So Warren "A. Far,ow =
John Rigby IS. VIM. Rigby ~. Laird 70 T6ynna
81, Joynt 20, Rockwell So and Fisher 6S. Jack.
son made the highest score on the Two dsys,
S nrfse cot ana sacnt wins the highest money
won the Abercorn cup. Though two Americans
made the highest scores they coulC not win rho
cup, competition OF which was confined to Irish
men quallfled 10 represent Ireland in the match
for the Elcho shield. The Americans. however.
won the highest money prizes. The weather
was unfavorabe, the wind was variable
scores, at all the ranges for the two dsys'
shooting: Jackson 46t Scott 4sl, Fenton AS
Young 453. Brown 45l, Miner $50 Warren AZ
narrow 4i4, John Rigby IA, VIM. Rtgby AL,
Lard AL, Thyme 439, Joynt 43s, Rockwell 1872
+ .sher 4Z4 All the above named took prizes
Fenton made the highest score OF IrIShmen h1t
was not allowed to take the cup, having been
tne winner OF IL on apreviouS occasion, Young
therefore, was the winner OF the cup The All
Ireland challenge shield will be Competed for
io-Oay. AN American team or four Will competa
with the irish teams. The ranges for the match
are LOCO and 100 yards.
OF THE CHICAGO JOCKEY GLIB RACES
yesterday the following Is a summary: First
race. handlcap, purse $500, for all ages $50 to
second morse, one mile. Charlie Ross first
Florence b. second, and Matagorda third Time
l:44 second race. Palmer House stakes. for g.
year oldS, $50 entrance, half forfeit $500 added.
500 10 second horse, and 500 to third; winners
to carry extra; two miles. Won by Bancroft.
Lave .ca second and Mary Anderson thru
Time 3:s3. Third race. Chaplin Gortz purse of
500; 500 to second and $50 to third mile heats.
Beat1tude, l, 1; Rosetta 2, 3; Charlemagne, 3, 3.
AT TIKI COLUMBUS loHIol RACES
Yesterday Hattie Woodward won tie 2:25 class
IN three straight heats. Time: 2.29. 2:24H aud
2:26a. Darby trOtted against the time Rarus
made at Columbus last year. The horse made
a mile In 2:1SH, Rarus' time was 2:l1k.
Yesterdays work In the ball field resulted
AZ Chicago, ChicagoS 10, Bost0ns 3; at Albany,
HOP Filters IL, AlbanyS 10; at Cleveland Cleye-
MATHS l, Providence 5.
THE BALTIMORE CRICKET CLUB
played their third game OF cricket In Phtladel-
plia yesterday, their opponents being the Do
ilans, OF Hayerford College, who won the game
10 ole inning. The score was Dorian 2l3; Bal
umofeS, first inning 50, second inning, 40.
DOUBLE SCULLING RACE
Il TO take + lace on the AnacoStia river from the
navy-yard bridge, one mile and return. for a
purse or $50. The contestants are n. Fowler
T. Mansfield, G. Herbert and s. Brown. john
ROBERTS IS referee and James Padgett stake
holder,