New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15
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Runs Philadelphia J. Metropolitan J. First base
BIZ erors-PhiladepAa D. Nefropoii4n ; Total ieit N
Thuldepha H. metropolitan ,tra,a ou-PAaaeihia ..
balis-tcily 4.
More interest was felt IN the contest at Chicago
Yesterday between the Providence and Chicago
teams than in any previous contest this season. Inc
Chicago team won is third consecutive game,
which pu's II ". thin one game o. Providence. 20
home team on played lf- opponents both I'm the lid
and al the bat The other winners OF League games
were Worcester, cleveland and Buffalo. The scOre
By innings of the Chicago match was as follows:
T9snfs SSs
Base hits-Chi,aso TO- Providence. :. Errors Chicago
.; IrOgldcuce, 4.
The Worcester aud Detroit mines played ut De-
tro1t The game was another surprise, the ~ Or
ccsters were victorious The score by innings was;
T a5sia ........'... -
Detroit i.
A close and exciting game was played at Cleya-
land between the Boston and Cleyo land nine. 20
home team did the best work at The bat and Ia the
field and won by the following score;
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Baschts-Ceycland. Z Boston. /. Errors-llcyoanl. 81
Boston T.
Heavy batting marked the game at Buffalo be-
tween the Troy and Buffalo nInos. The visitors oil
the most effective work Ia the field, but were out-
battcd by the BaAaios, who won % the su3Jolned
score
Psaalo .: j.
Base hits-BuAalo y, Troy, 10. Erors-BunaO, Z;
Troy, 2.
A one-sided contest was played at Philadelphia
between the Athletic and Allegheny teams. The
visitors won their second game by the following
score:
A A5S.s 9 IL
The Metropolitan and Department Of Public
Works mines play Oh the Polo Grounds to-day.
EDWIN THORNE WINS AT BEACON PARK.
BosroN, Sept Little Blanchard $4,000
race for horses OF the 2l7 class Beacon Park took
place this afternoon. TIC rain Of last night and tbs
morning served to make the track heavy
Fully $1,000 persons were on the sfonAu
The betting was about even on Edwin IhorLe anu
Cling -tone Thorne being slight fayorlte. with s'a
Claus third choice. The judges were W. II. Wilson, Oh
Cynthiana KY, q. H. Keeicr aud b. ,
f. Kicker OF Boston, the former acting n starter
Fifteen times tho horses TO the wue ami were a.
many times sent back ON tie sixteenth attempt l4E
start was made with Parana slightly in the Lead Ei"I
Thorne came to the front at the turn, win FaiaL'
nolcue and Cingstone following IN the oi"'.
named and thus they went To the half mile isSS rt
Fanny Witnerspoon fourth, santa Claus htl faiaIi s
sixth, Humboldt last. At The close az tls near LU"
Thorne sold for 500 agaiust 80 Tor the Held - Ill
Ia tue second heat tue horses were scut on w
together On the tlth scoring. Ashn Lu"G-
with IIccno second and CluSstoue tA.t-
Tnoruc finished winner by head and shoulders Nt'ne
stone second, Fanny MlthcrspOon tulid, SAINT" -
fourth, Fardua hfth Heono sixth, Humboldt ,te-
Tnorne then sold for 500 against III FOR the url ,
this ne At the celebrated stallion Hmug-cr, MihA' ~
stallion race OF ~ :, and VINO has tue ue-t rtc'u
stallion In the world, was exhibited On the U"'A 0'
greeted with great enthusiasm. - ching.
In the third heat, Edwin lhOrue, santa NHu'' ,sr
stone and Furaua rounded tue turn III the IN
named thus continuing To the o' s'.4'..f
Half way down the hOmcstrctch Ihorne punch r|ts
Clug,toue passed Sauta Claus When Wltln IL" 90
trftIs llt
length behind Edwin Tuorne, The Others ND rs'r-
follows; santa Claus, Parana, Helene, iaIhl Vas
.pDOn HUMBOLDT Edwin IhOrne coustIu' lli M
AWARDED the first money, thugstouc tIo seeoAd H
the third, and santa Claus the fourth