National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-23
A SPORTING SCREED.
PinilicO Races-OIher Turf COnIests-Re-
eaitas-Base- Rail Games

se-B3Il Games.
BALTIMORE, May 22.--The spring meet
ing of the Maryland Jockey Club will begin to-
morrow, aud the indications are that it will be the
most nuInerously attended of any spring gather
lhg. The easier mode Of access 20 PImico by the
railroad OF the Jockey Club with avoidance of the
dust heretofore experienced, will greatly augment
the number OF visitors to the track. AID of the
stables which will participate in the races are now
at Pimlico, and they number many of the most
celebrated racers in the country Among them
are Luke Blackburn, Bramble, Warfeld Elias
Lawrence. and Hindoo (the last named to arrived
OF DWyer Brothers stable; Crickmore. Compensa-
sion. Oriole, and otheaS of Governor Bowie's sta
bies; Monitor, Grenada, and Ferida of George L.
Lo1llards stable; KITTY Clark Virgillian and 9TH
eTs of w. c. Daly's stable; Derby and Clyde Hamp-
ton OF Dc. Lynch's stable: Ella Warfeld, Telma-
chuS, and others of L. i. Davis stables; Oden,
Rapid Rob Roy, and others of E. A. Clabaugh's
stables; Governor Hampton and Colonel Sprague,
of W. p. Burch's stable; Brambaletta, Baltic, and
Others OF BGEnam & Sons stable. There are also
at Pimlico the stables of T. K. Hawkins, W. R.
Ba5cock d Co, P. H. Duffy, Charles Reed, A. Bel
mont, William Muikey, ]. ]. BeYins, D. J. Grouse,
1. W. boswell, h. Winter, Mr.. St. James, C. w.
Evans, s. Chaplain Smith, Joseph Donohue. Jr.,
h. Woods A. L. Hassard. Short, II. J. Pope. Will
lam Jennings NJ. Fitzgerald, and ]. w. Hayes The
starters for the STAKES will be numerous, and for
the purse races the fields will be large.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 22.-First race ON Satur-
day, mile heats; srmmary-AranZa, ], /; Churchill,
5, ?; Banter, 4, 5; Maretzek 3 3. Time. 1i5, 1443
Second race, mile dash Incommode won, KIM
ball second, Gabriel third. Time La
Third race, one mile and an eighth won by
Enniskiilen, Annie Augusta second, Minnie Mack
third. Time, 1:5TH.
Fourth race three quarters Of a mile; won by
BoOtjack, knight Templar second Nomad third.
Time, E15la In this event Speagel & Leland's
Stroll fell and broke his forelegs, and was killed
by the OWNERS. Incommode's time is remarkable
for weller weight race. He carried one hundred
and forty-six pounds.
CHESTER, PA, May 22-The attendance at the
spring meeting ofthe Rose Tree hunt at Media
Saturday afternoon was large, and the races, con-
sisting of trotting, running, steeplechases, and
pony races, were well contested The best trotting
was by J. Howard Lewis Red Buck, in 2:52. A
twO-mile dash was made by Mr. Hueys George in
$50, and Paul Fanum's pony run half mile in
one minute.
LAWN TENNIS.
NEW YORK, May 22-The United States Lawn
Tennis Association was organized by delegates
representing about thirty-fye clubs who assem-
bled at the Fifth Avenue Hotel last evening. The
officers elected for The year were: President, Gen
eral R. s. Oliver, of Albany Club; vice president,
Samuel C. Campbell, of Orange Club; secretary
and treasurer Clarence Clark, of the Young Amer
lea Cricket Club, of Philadelphia; eX-COmmander
James Dwight, of Beacon Park Athletic Associa-
tiOn of Boston; George s. ScOeld, of Staten Island
Lawn Tennis Club and B. Mostyn, of the st. George
Club. a constitution and bylaws were adopted.
Annual dues for each club were fixed at So. Eng
lish rules were adopted
BASEBALL ON SATURDAY.
- noEr1 nn+r, IT,
At ChIcagO-ChcagOs, 4: Bostons, ..
At Springfield Dartmouths, 6; Yale 5.
At Observation-Disclosures, 5; TroyS, 5.
At Amherst-Amherst, u; Union College, 4.
At New Hayen-Yale F., Is; Harvard F.,
AT overwhelmingly 4; Princeton u, l.
At New YOrk-MetropoiitaI 1; Atlantic, s.
At Buffalo -Worcesters, .; Buffalos, g.
CRICKET.
New YORK, May 22--The cricket match which
came off this afternoon at the Staten Island Cricket
Club grounds, between the Princeton and Trinity
College Clubs, resulted in a victory for Princeton
OF two runs and six good outs.
REGATTAS.
NEW HAVEN, COSN., May 22.-The annual spring
regatta of the Yale navy took place yesterday on
Lake Satonstau. In the barge race, two miles
with urn, the sophomore class of SO beat the
juniors. Time, 12:52; Juniors time, 1877. In the
eight shell race, one and one-half miles,
straight away, a picked crew, composed mostly
of seniors, defeated the freshmen. Time not
taken.
LONDON, May 21.-Edward Trickctt, the oarsman,
ofSydney, N S. w, will start for the United States
on the 18th instant. He will take two boats with
him. After staying in New York a few days, he
goes to Saratoga, where he viii go into training
for any match that he may make.
PEDESTRIANISd.
New YORK, May 22-Fourteen pedestrians will
start in the O'Leary tournament, which commences
al Madison Square Garden tonight. Their names
are P. Fitzgerald, G. Dupane, G. Donovan, J. Sui
Ivan, F. Glow, J. Cox, P. Dalton, B. Curran, R.
Vint, H. F. Brown G. Littlewood Harry Howard,
C. Hazall. and J. Hughes.