National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-06-01

game between the Nationals and Kansas
City clubs, but the crowd we're able TO see
only four-inning contest, as at that stage
of the game IL began TO rain steadily, and
in consequence, the spectators present had
to disperse without seeing n full game.
Each club had made two runs and every
indication pointed to close aud exciting
contest. Starts home run and FORCES
one.handed catch OF hot liner from
Mycis's bat, on which, with Knowles as
sietanee, double play was made, were the
features OF the exhibition. The score for
the four innings played follows;
1sHISGs
Washington. ..".,....""."...."2 Q O.
Kansas iiy..........."..,..",". o l.
Base -washingtons, 6; Kansas City, 4.
ror-washington, 3; Kansas City,
Earned runs-wsssshingion, p v Homsrnns-
efrofs-w"shinston /; Kansas city, !. LEI. on on
bases Washington, 2. Kansas City, 2 Base on
balls-By Barr, 2, Struck out-By Whitney, 2
Meyers, and Mcoueery. wild pitches-Bsrr,
!; Whitney, !. Passed balls-Baker, 1. Stolen
bases-Bassett, p McQueery, I. Time Of game,
90 minutes. Umpire, Connolly.
The game that was TO have boon played
in the afternoon at 4 o'clock had 10 be post
poned on account OF the bad condition OF
the grounds, much to the disappointment
OF large number Of base ball patrons who
were anxious to witness n game, To-day,
however, II tine clerk Oh tic weather. lsl<ltu,
the Nationals and Kansas City Clubs viii
cross bats at 4;30 o'clock, and, as both
hines are evenly matched, close game may
be anticipated.
Gladmon, the Nationals third baseman,
was fined $50 for coming on the grounds In
an intoxicated condition yesterday and will
be laid off the nine without pay until the
management deem II proper TO again place
him in hts old position. t.Ll.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
AT Philadelphia (afternoon)--
ccSSii aaaS Il.,..6 "a
Philadelphia, 5; chicago, 4.
The morning game was postponed on ac'
count OF rain. s.' |...
At New York -.- -..-
New York;" 009 I &C Ii
D1sSsi. SiisDs,To 8 SeS York q r e
Detroit 3; New York, A., 4.
NEW YoSE, May 8i,-Twenty.six thousand
people crowded into the Poo grounds to wit.
ness the afternoon game between the Detrolts
and New Yorks. Amer the first inning the
gene was suspended while the management
7oO in ali PG to Keep he field clear and slO@the
detroit ..:........." 9 01toor1 IA
Base hils-Detroit, II; New York, z. Errors
Detroit. 4; New York, 4. -r
At Boston (morning)-
Boston ,..... 800, 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 ! O. /
Base hits-s,. Louis o. Boston, 6. Errors
st.. Louis, 10; Boston, s. n l.-
s., Louis: ...;:...,. 8 . ! o 0 . o.
Boston. }; 81. I.onIs ID
Al Brooklyn~ ......
Cincinnati. .........2 o 90 o III 90
Az RrSn nli,:;;', 10 con game,-
Brooklyn' ''.''-, @ O o q Or4O g.
Rnse his Rnroo;bIvn o. Ion,syI,Ie a Icro
rorSLBrooklyn /, I1uisyiiie. q '''S' =.
AZ staten Island .sag .
Mathematician -, n q 4 1 II q OLA
Al staten Island tafernoon,I
Cincinnati. i i o 81 l41,1 x-l2
Metropoliinii...... / 4 'o-0 0 90 0-6
Base bi,sMMcfronoiitan d. Cincinnati 16'
Eirors-Meiropoiitan, 1; Cincinnati. 8. -''
Al Jersey civ" - =
Jersey City, .,.,,,... o O O 90 0 o.
Newark .....,........ o o o o.
Ease hiis-1 c.ei. N Sdty, Newark T. III
iors-'eisey oi'y, o. Ne"urA' -
RACES AT LNToSIA.
CINCINNATI May 3l,-Flrst race Mt Latonis
PsrtMseyenIeighihso Of a mile. Prima Donna
won, Berlin second, Poverty third. Time, i 80
Second raee~onc and one.sixteenth miles
The slasher won, Fabius second, Jim Guesi
Third rnc s, I;5r mile and seventy yards
Conkling, won, Warrington second, Lemar
th FoI,+b b lassE las mile Flora won HettIc
second, CsflIle third. Time, I:il9i. II :.
Krnps won, Jim Gore second, Katie A third.
lime. lis - = ;, :
., FOLLOWING are the entries ior to'uays races
First race-Thrce quarter mile, selling Elsie
a., io i6 n bnrle 1nca III o Rne stoba SG
ebeiie, 90 ms ~ '''''
second race-one mile-Breyet, Jos lbs; John
a. ss F KaSs 30, 19 1T fsSU 81 "a 4o0 F y
tom 81: Topsy i07. IttlefeiloW III, 95: Myrtle,