National Republican., 1886-10-09
Total. 2 52ll7 To.al..... 2 52l1
INNINGS.


Kansas CiIy.... o.
Earned runs Nationals, /; Kansas City, 2.
Two. base hits-Myers and Carroll. Three-bnse
hits-Carroll. Left on bascs-NAtlOnalS, H.
Kansas City,5. First base on errors-Nationals,
2; Kansas City, !. First base on balls-By
O'pay, 2; by King, . struck qntIBy ODay,
pltches-O'Day, 1. Time of gamc-2 hours.
Umpre-Quest
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct s.-Titcombs wild and
ineffective pitching permitted Detroit 70 ad'
minister crushing defeat 10 the philadelphia
team to-day. lie gave four bases, ana wheu
he did get the bail over the plate u was hit
hard by the Wolverines. His three wild pitches
Also helped the runners around the bases
Baldwin pitched a steady game, aud held tho
PhiBdelphians down to four scattered hits.
The field work OF both teams was excellent
The clubs viii play two games Tomorrow af'
ternoon. Score:
Philadelphia. o 0 0 O.
Ease hits-Detroits, l2: Philadelphia, 4. Err.
rors-Detroit 2; Philadelphia, 2.
NEW YORK, oct. S.-Tho New York and St.
Louis clubs played an interesting game at the
Polo grounds to-day, The MarOons were uu-
lucky, and could not bunch their hits, Doyle
pitched with seet Attendance 4 od the Inc
score in the ninth inning, but the umpire
called the game before 1t was completed, SO
the runs were lost. Score:
New York.......".... 0 o / 0 o o Q O.
Base hitsI;NeW YORK. O. st. Louis, o. Errors
BosroN, Mass, oct. S.-The ohlcagos met
their Waterloo to-day, being completely shut
out from getting any runs. Radbourne puzzled
the visitors, while Mccormick was batted
freely, every Boston player but Wise making
at least one hit. Bosons battery made but
one error and only two are charged TO Chi
oaRo's Score:
Chicago. GSSiiti;;,.,"'.,.... .......... o
;, Base hits Boston, 49, Chicago, 3. Errors
Boston, 4; Chicago, 7.
At Cincinnati-Cincnnati, IA; Baltimore,6
AT lonisville-Athletic, II; Louisville 8.
AT ST. Louis-Brooklyn, H. 81. Louis,7.
BRIGHTON BEACH RACES.
NEW YORK, Oct. S.-There was large at.
tendance at the Brighton Beach track to-day,
but no betting or selling of pools was allowed.
The purchase of the Clifton IN. J) track by
the Brighton Beach Association was perfected
yesterday for the sum of $1,000, and is now
being put in order. Ifthere is any further in.
reference by the authorities the association
will move to Jersey.
First race-one mile. Tacoma won by six
lengths, Katie Fletcher second, Burgundy
third. Time, 1AG@.
There is no public betting going on. and no
certificates ofmembership are being sold.
Second race-Seven furlOngs. Winona won
by two lengths, Revoke second, Holmdelthird.
Third race-seyen fnrlongs. Sam Beunet
third. Time, 1881.
Fourth race-one and e.eighth miles Boaz
won by length, Restless second, Ariel third.
Fiith race-One and ono.quarter miles. Bar
mum won, Amber second, Joe Mitchell third.
SIKH Tace-one and onc-eirhth miles. Jim
Douglass won by six lengths, Mollie Walton
aecond Poet third. Time 2:0Oh.
ENTRIES FOR To-DAYs HORSE RACES,
Following are the entries for TO- days races at
Prospect Park, as furnished by Jones " Co.,
Harris House:
First race-one mile-Harefoot, IFS pounds;
Herbert, Ill; Ten Strike, lOS; Three Cheers, los;
Himalaya, lO3; Nodaway, 100; Little Minnie,
%; BOIdeaise, u.
Hareioot, ll3 pounds; Beggarbush, Ill; Pom.
tiGo, l0i; SaXony, 1U2; Climax, lOl; Mamie
Hunt, lOl; Harry Russell, 81; Jessie, 90.
Third raCe-One and One.Quarter miles,
bapdit tap-Jim Douglass, llS pounds Rupert,
ll2 bonanza, los: Periclcs, log; Frank Ward.
lOij Florence NJ lO2: Ferona, l0l.
Fourth race-One and oue-elghth miles
Mile, ii3 pour DIS; voiGnte, i26i Barnum, I22.
III pounds; Hopeful, los; Sam Brown. 1876;
Sapphire, 100; Princess Ban, 100; knight Temp
lar, 100; Lancaster, 81; soudan, "a: Witch, 95;
SPORTING ITEMS.
The Nationals and Kansas City clubs meet
this afternoon for the last time during the
present season, and as this will be the final
League championship game of the season. a
large crowd should be present. Shaw and Gill
ligan or Gilmore and Mack will be the homo
battery, and 1t Is probable that Wiedman will
pitch for the visitors.
Manager Gafney has arranged the following
exhibition games TO be played during the re.
mainder of the season; Oct. Il, with Balti'
more, at Capitol Park; 18th and 18th with the
Georgetowns, in Georgetown; 10th aud 10th,
with Baltimore, in Baltimore, and 18th and
18th with Baltimore, at Capitol Park.
A. G. Spaulding has offered Joe Quest S5 q
game TO umpire the series between Chicago
and st, Louis for the championship of the
world. was ever such liberality heard of?
Great head for the dollars and cents has
Spau ding.
Umpire Quest lost scarf pin worth s75 yes
terday. spaulding's liberality would not go
far TO make up his loss.
Joe Lennon and Frank Herald fought six
rounds ut Boston Thursday night. Lennon
won, Herald being knocked out The police
moi intprfara