National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-05-21

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INNINGS.
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Earned ruPsmoc9Iiio0g9 g WaSsh,ns9n
q Arson, Start, Knowles. Three.base hits
Pfeiler. Passed balls-N1oolic, o. Baker, Q.
Wild pitehes-Daily, 3 First base, on balls
Washington, o. Struck out--Chlcago, g; Wash
ington, S. Double plays-Knowles and Start;
Williamson, Pfeficr, and Anson. Umpire-Curry.
GAMES ELSEWHERE
At 81. Louis
B. Boston, tSHis ..."..:::.: 9 3 . 3 %
Base hits-st Louis, IL Boston, o. Errors
ST. Louis, 2; Boston, 6.
AT Baltimore
Baltimore: ,"",.... Q Q Io80 9 81
Base hiIs-Baitlmorc, 9; Cincinnati, Ii. Err.
roIs.Baltimore 3; Cincinnati, b.
At Detroit
BbeiilSGiieiPaa ...S 9 9 9 90
Base philadelphia, 4; Detroit, 7. Er.
Ts-Philadelphia, /; Dctroit,0
At Kansas City
KsW %o SEI' !:.::.:S 9 81
Base hits--Kansas City, IS; New York, H. Err
rors-Kansas City, G; New York. 4.
At Brooklyn
Brooklyn .".......' 0 @
Base hits-iirooklyn, 81 Plttsburg, 6. Errors
Brooklyn, q Plttsburg ..
Metropolitan, o o o o o o.
St, Lous,~........ o o go X-7
Base hits-,Mets 8; St. Louise. Errors-Mcts,
At Philadelphia the Athletic j. ouisvillega game
was postponed on account OF rain.
THE rIMIIco RACES.
BALTIMORE, May 2O.-Dcspite the weather
there was q far better attendance ~ the PIN
leo course to-day than on either OF the proceed.
ing days. The weather was threatening, aud
just before the first race started there was
heavy rain. steeplechase announcement
resulted in the presence of enough ladies to
fill the grand stand. The truck was in wretched
condition and the fields were small but the
fiat races were well contested In the steeple-
chase the last OF the day, Demonstration and
Feather fell at the last leap, the last named
saysDac, Bonnie s, and Braewood.
The first race was Il dash of threc.quartors of
n mile, for all ages. Strathspey went TO third
place In the bHckstrctch, and remained there
until after the thTee'quarters post was passed.
lie then went forward and flushed winner
in front of Lord Lorne third, Maynard fourth
Eya NTH and NJ % His Grace last. Time 1l9
The second was the Chesapeake Stakes for
3-year.old fllies. Letritia held her advantage
all the time, and finished winner three lengths
OF Strategy third, and Jennie b last. Time,
300. Mutuels paid Sll.Sj
The third was q handicap sweepstakes.
Down the homestretch Dry Monopole ran easy
and was first home, three lengths ahead of Lord
BeaconsHcld, second, head In front of Bessie,
last. Time, 300. Mutuels paid So.
The fourth was the Peyton Handicap, Stakes,
one and oneg1arter I miles for al o ages n
FINISHED tT9 lSnfhs f Snea9 Of q eh
third and BETTER last. Time, 2:l5, Mutuels
The fifth was a selling race one mile, for all
ages. The run from the thTeequarter post was
fine, but Bonnie held his own and was first
in, three.quarters of a length ahead of Rcd
Buck second, one length in front of Boehme
third Tony Foster fourth, and Emma Dreamer
last Time, 1854 Mutuels paid 1880
The sixth was steep!echase, about one mile
and half for horses used in the hunting
field, weller weights. The run was very good,
and all the leaps were successfully made until
down, the first named breaking his neck.
Tonkaway led for the greater part of the dis.
lance, but after entering upon the track Br9e.
four lengths ahead of Hostage second, two
lengths ahead of Tom Brown third, Wooster
fourth, and TonkGway last. Time, 800 Mutdels
The fourth and last day of tho spring meet.
ing at Baltimore presents an attractive card
and the events are likely to be closely contested
The entries and pool selling follow:
First race-Plmlico Stakes, ,iye-elghth mile
Bet, l07 pounds; Queen Elizabeth, lO7 Sti lletto,
Northumberland. 10; Young Luke, 1l5;Bracken,
lO1, and Bobolink, 107.
second race-Purse $500, one, and one-six.
teenth miles-Pasha, 10 pounds BETTER, 10;
Farewell, III, and Lord Beaconsteld, ll3.
Third Indebtedness Stakes one aud one.
half miles.--Eoian rs lbs; Eurus. u.s. The
Bard, lis: Elkwoodi lis, and Rock'and-Rye,
49,
Fourth racc-Handlcap., one. and three.
f S6SaRel @ oo MgPSa @ and 1ip Ensa ies
Fifth race-Selling one mile.-ErrOr, 90 lbs
Lancaster. 81; Lille Minnie, ST. Huron, 1922
Hjhemia, 1922 Red Buck, 105; Mcntmore, ITO
Duke of Westmoreland, 40, and Edgeiled, 50
Pools were sold last night on to'day's races
The Patapsco Stakes five furlongJ--Dwyer
Bros entry, Young Luke and Roundsman,
S25 Carolina Stables entry, Broken aud Bobo-
link s5 Queen Eli7abeth 81 and the field, in
one and one.sixteonth miles, for nom
winners--Pasha $50. Farewell si3, Lord Bea-
consheld IS, and the Held Including BETTER
The Preakness stakes-Doswells entry,
Eolian and EuTus, $40; The Bard $50, Rock aud
Free handicap sweepstakes, one mile and
three.elghths--Ten Booker $50, Compensation
s2S Enig%S sS and joe MtGheli ~ III
land SIS, Edgeheld $50, Little Minnie sl5,
Error SIT, Mentniore 50, and the field, includ-
ing Lancaster, Huron, Hlbernia, aud Rebecca,
SALE OF THoRouGHBREps AT PIMLIco.
BALTIMORE May 2O,-There was n sale OF
tnOrOugnDrcdS Nv IlmlcO To-Day prluclpaIly
yearliDgs but the attendance was small, and
the prices realized much less than anticipated.
Only three horses brought upwards of 5000.
THE RACES AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, May 20.-Track good during
first and second race, and attendance large.
Weather warm, A very heavy rain com.
menced Immediately after the second race
and continued all the afternoon
First Tace-ThrGe.quarter mile heats First
heat Pearl Jennings won, Adunis second, Lit.
tleiellow third. Time las. Mutuels 80
Second heat--pearl jennings again won, The
slasher second, storlner third Time l:liA,
No mutuels sold. ...
Second racO-rhc Clark Stakes, one and one
quarter miles. Blue Wing won handlly, Free
knight second, Endurer third. Time 2lO
Mntues paid 40.
Third Tace-Onc and one.eghth miles, Breyet
won, Bootblaek second, Tom Barlow third.
Time 2.0219. Mutuals paid S23,
Fourth race-One and one-halfmtles. keene
won, Revoke second, Lady Maynard third
Time 2ai. Mutuals paid $40.
Sullivan Going to Australia.
CHICAGO, May 2O.-A special from Detroit
Mich, says: During John l.. sulliyan's stay II
Detroit yesterday, on his way to Noun
Clemens, II was stated that he has consented
TO make a trip to Australia and other BRITISH
lands under the management OF Frank Lane
lotp n rnomhpr Of IOhu ~ Ravtnnud' ons, nan,y