National Republican., 1883-06-04


Horse Racing.
Special Dispatch
NEW YORK, Juno 3.-The New York clu b
gained complete victory over the champion
Chicago team Saturday afternoon on the polo
grounds. Good batting on the part of both
teams characterized the contest. The follow
ing was the scores
SSIssSo SSS york .: 5-9 ~
hailPosoiaa hESliPas ;ii..: .:::::: 9 9 ~
At New Haven
fro%n...............o Observation-Disclosures. . Q o
At Boston--1n interesting game was played
between the Buffalo aud Boston nine, The
following was the score:
Boston, B,,soI. n,......'..."".2 069 S999 o 2
At Providonce---the Providence nine were
defeated by tho Cleveland club, by tho ap-
pended score:
Observation-Disclosures. ciSyoSnd '.......... I I 0 / o
At Philadelpha--the Philadelphia club was
defeated rs follows:
petroit.;.;.;.::...... 90 z
At Philadelphia---the American association
gamo between the Athletic and Columbus
mines was won by Columbus by the following
score:
Athletic. 099090 @ 6
Columbus............ o. 8
At Baltimore--a ten inning game was played
between the Baltimore and st. Louis Mines
The score by innings is appended:
Baltimore. 2 0 0 0 o 2 o o o o. 4
81. Louis, ,..........O / o o 1 l. 8
AtAllegheny City--a close game was played
here between the Allegheny and CINCINNATI as
follows:
Allegheny. I-lo
Clncnnati,,.......... O.
At ambridge-Princeton defeated Harvard
by score of to 3.
At Bridgeport, Conn.-tho Yale Freshmen
defeated the Waterbury club by score of l2
too
At Albany-Union College, 3; Albany,
SATURDAYS RACES.
At Jerome park the winners were Trafalgar,
Cen Monroe, George Kenny, Reveller, and
Yonkers.
At Louisville the following named horses
won: Glengarinc, Fellowplay, Pearl Jen-
nings, Budget, and Florence d.
The five-year-old trotter Jay-Eye-See
trotted a mile in Cleveland Saturday, going
in the middle of the track in 2:16i, the great
est performance of any horse at this time of
the year. The first and last quarters were
made in 33 seconds. Splan, Hickok, and
saw. They had written to Bar to bring
Maud there, saying she eau beat her record,
without doubt.
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.
South Washington will soon have nino
of players entirely of that locality. The
game between the Swifts and Rapids of West
Washington on Saturday afternoon resulted
in n score of to in favor of the Swifts.
Tho nine of the Crescent Juniors is COM
posed of johnson, c.; Crosby, p.; Senior, 1b.;
Norris, 2b.; N. Hannegan, 3b.; Douglass, s. s.;
d. Hannegan, ]. T.; Stoddart, c. f., and Wilson,
r.f The secretary is Q. +. Crosby, of 1918
II street.
A new base ball club has been organized
called the Moonlights, consisting of w. Good
acre, p.; Harvey, c.; James Clarke, 1b.; @.
Goodacre, 2b.; John Clark, 3D.; McMillon, s.
s.. +. Larkin, r. f.; T. Larkin, |. f., and S.
Cain, c. f. w. Goodacre, No. 2215 Ii street
northwest, is captain,
At the Athletic park a largo force of work.
men are engaged in erecting large extra
stand for the accommodation Of tho spectators
at the bicycle tournament, June IL and 12. A
great deal of care has been taken in building
the quarter mile track, and when finished 1t
will be one of the finest courses in America
The top dressing will be Of cinders and fine
sand, mixed and rolled.
A visiting wheelman says Rex Smith Is the
finest fancy rider in the country.
The ladies propose making the bicycle
tournament an occasion for pretty toilets and
the colors of the Capital club are being made
up in various unique styles.
While the result of the Hanlan- X Kennedy
race did not cause any surprise here it occa-
stoned good deal of pleasantly, the chief
salutation yesterday being, "He only beat me
by twenty lengths" There was no betting
whatever here, as Kennedy had written down
two weeks ago that he had no hopes Of win
ming.
The Potomacs are working streuuously,
and the crews, which will represent the club
in the August regatta, ifthey enter any, will
undoubtedly be good ones.
The members of the Plato Printers club
are out in force every evening, and the Car
roll institute oarsmen are also making efforts
to improve their powers.
Somers, of the Plato Printers club, is one
of the best single scullers in the district, aud
will row in several races this summer.
The Columbias will have their hands full
this year. They will enter a crew in the
Richmond regatta July A; will row at Lynch
burg later in the same month then at the
international regatta at Newark August z
and 8, and at their own regatta few days
later.
The Columbias may lose tho services of
Wade, as he is thinking of taking up his resi-
dence in tho country for the SINNER. Bob's
place will be hard to fill.
Barge parties are numerous, some member
of each club giving one every evening.
A single scull race between Kintner and
Pat Murphy is being talked of.
Bob Barr has finally ,cclined the offer of
the Cleveland club to pitch for 1t.
In the three mile heat championship race
at the bicycle tournament II. w. Higham, of
England, the champion of the world, J. s.
Prince, champion of America, Tom Harrison,
ox.champion of America, and +. s. Rallison,
of New York, will compete.
Tho victory won by the Nationals over tho
LOusvilles will doubtless make base ball
boom here. The Nationals are good ball play
crs, and with discipline will give any of the
crack mines tough contest.
Mike Leonard, Chicago blacksmith, who
has fought twenty-five fights and was never
whipped, is desirous of meeting John l.. Sui
livan.
RIDDLEBERGER ON THE RESULT.
He Is Entirely Satisfied with the Returns.
Hon l. H. Riddleberger senator elect from