National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-09-29

ting for their respective mines. The score
NATIONAL. n, BHPo.A,E.lsT LOUIS. R.DHPo.A,E.
Hines So. ! IjGlassc'k,ss9
Kroig, b.. 0 0 I o 2IMcGea'y,cf2 2 1 0 0
Shock, r.. ! 0 9 0 0Iseery, H.. 0 l
KnoISs, Sd Q / oIcraue' 3D.. 0 Q > ,
Mack, Co.. 2li 2 0Graves, c." 0
Gilmore, 20 OiS heaiey, p.. v 8
Total...... . 81 "a Al Totnl.... 5627lO
INSIsds,
ST. Loni'..... .',.,,.. 0 3 0 . 0 0 : 0 i
- Earned rpns-9.. L0als, 9; Nationals, l.
base hils-Goldsby. Home run-Donny. stolen
baseS-Knowles. Len oil bnses-Entonal ];
81. Louis. l. Double plays Knowles. Farrell,
End Kreig;, struck out-Ey Gilmore. 49, by
Passed balls--Graves Time of game-l hour
and 10 minutes. Umpirc-Pierce.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 2S.-To day. game
constant "kicklng',, on the part OF the visitors,
md was finally called on account of darkness
in The midst Of wrangle,, while the players
were awaiting haTdie 70 don his uniform TO
relieve Kelly, who claimed TO have u sore
hand. Arson and Irwin had several heated
controversies, and to the delight of the 1000
spectators the Philadelphia captain was sus.
tointd by the umpire in every instance. The
game was well played, except In the pitching
department, the bases on balls being costly on
both sides. In the Philadelphla's eighth in
ling, with 'Bastian on second and Farrar on
first, Kelly dropped Clements third strike,
end, throwing The ball TO third, claimed that
Beslian was forced out Umpire Fulmer,
Cropped the ball, and declared Clements out.
Arson and the entire team came In from the
field, and n wrnngle of fifteen minutes dura-
ton ensued. Fulmer remained firm IN his
decision, aud ordered the Chicagos to the field.
Wood then hit safely, sending Bastian homo
and tying the score. Anson then again came
Fullner refused to call the game. aud after
enother long wrangle play was once more re-
snmed, when Andrews hit to the ilag.polc in
third himself. Kelly then had, or o'I pretended
TO have, an injured finger, and while Hardie
was dressing to relieve him The umpire called
the game on account OF darkness. Gore was
fired $40 by Umpire Fulmer for "back talk"
Score
n Phbii blade as
BGie hits-Philedelphia II; Chicago II. Er.
roIsmPniladelphla, z; Chicago, s,
,w NEW T ,So N SEPT 2.Ihe game to-day be
was, well contested. King pitched, and did
good service Tor the Cowboys. Radford scored
The two run runs for them BY good hits and stolen
runs. Myers and Bassett played good game.
Attendance, 600. Score
KsT nO ciiy. ....: I ] &c S--$
Baie bits-New York. 6; Kansas City, Z. Err
rors-New York, o; Kansas City, D..
The game Of ball announced TO take place ut
Boston between the Bosons and Detroits was
postponed on account OF rain.
: The Plttsburg- Athletic ball game was post
poned on account of rasn at PittSburs.
NEWMARKET OCTOBER MEETING OPENED.
LONDON, Sept. 2s.-This was the first day of
the Newmarket first October meeting. The
race for the Hopeful Stakes was won by Mr..
AbingOn's bay tlIly 81. Mary, with the Duke
Of Hamilton's gray hlly Cornalba, second, and
other starters were Mr.. Lelevre's bay colt
Consollde and Mr.. Manton's brown colt
Lourdes. The betting before the start was
70 on It, Mary, II to each against Cornalba,
Aida, and Consolide and s TO l against
Lourdes. st. Mary won easily by three.quar.
tiers Of a length, one length between second
and third. The Duke OF Westminister's bay
colt ormonde, the winner of the Derby and
the 1900 guineas. won the rnce for the Great
Foal Stakes. Prince SoltykonTs chestnut colt
g ches ssS9Pa colt S' White Vii oq Fsr Srd
The last betting was % to / on Ormonde and
20 to each against Mephisto and White Friar.
ormonde won with the greatest ease by three
lengths. White Friar was q bad third.
JEROME Park RACES.
JEROME PARK, N. Y, Sept. 28.-First race
One mile. Cleaner won by a length aud IL half
Himalya second, BLACKSTONE third. Time, l;4i.
Second race-The Champion Stakes, for two.
yeor-olds, three.quarteIs of a mile Won by
June second, Belyidere third. Time, liz.
tbree-quarter miles. .Mollie McCarthy's last
won, BY Twelve lengths, Ferona second, Naiad
third. Time, 3l0lS.
one eighth miles. Stonebuck won by n head,
Preciosa second, Sapphire third Time. l.57h.
Fifth race-selling race, one and one'six-
teenth miles. Adonis won by Il neck, Pontiac
second, neck ahead of Phil Lewis third.
lime. 1921.
Sixth rGce-Handicap steeplccnaso, short
course. Judge Grifiiths won by two lengths,
second.
Time 1921
ENTRIES FOR To-DAY's HORSE RACES
Following arc the entries for to-day's races
at Brighton Beach, as furnished by Jones Il
Co. Harris House
First race-Thrce.quarter Of a mile, SELL
ipg-Ballot, ll3 pounds; Goblin, ITO; May w,
40; GlenbaT, 1876; Sussex, 100; Glendon, OF;
Ruchiel, o.: Performer, o.
Second race-Three.quarters OF a mile, sell
iug-lnconstant, ll5 pounds; Little Sam, los;
Granite, l0T; Ventilation, 1906; ChinOhilla, OF;
Freida, %; Stamford Kellar, 81; Charm, OF;
Third race Seven -elghths of mile, selling
LEOPARD, 100 pounds; Holder, 100 Nonsense. 100;
Cato 100; sninnette. 100; Epionre 9S; NJ iiss 9Si
9O Burgundia, so; Eager, 90
Fourth raceo-Three- quarters of a mile, handl'
apIMute, ll9 pounds Franz, Jos; saluda, 1906
Prince, 1902; Della Beach, lOl Ariel, 100; Yindex,
100; CbickahOminy 30: Laura Garrison, Oh;
Dizzy Brunette, 93; La Clair, 90
pounds Billy Mccoy, ll5; Bonnie Bouche, us;
Treasurer, llG Elizabeth, 49, Willie Palmer
80
, Sixth race-One mile Barnum. ll5 pounds;
Fosteral. ll5; Young Duke, lilo; Lord Lorne,
ll5; Top Sawyer, l05; Princess Ban, ll5j Mamie
Hunt 1906.
THE GALATEA-MAYFLowER RACE.
MAnRLEHEAD, MASS, Sept, 2S-Lieut Hem
mas STATED TO n reporter his Willingness 10 OK
teno the limit for the race between the May
Hover and Galalea IL Gen. Paine agrees to IL.
BALTIMORE BICYCLE TOURNAMENT.
The hnal arrangements have been completed
Tor thebicycle tournament and races At Arling-
ton DRIVING Park, Arlington, Baltimore conn
~, Nd, Tomorrow, under the auspices OF the
Maryland Bicycle Club. The Baltimore Cycle
CUP and the Rambler Cycle Club, cycling
clubsirom Washington, Philadelphia, Hagcrs-
town, Westminster, York, aud other places will
attend the meeting and join I'm the parade. A
force OF men nre working on the track, and by
10 morrow II Is expected to be in fine condition
Tor fast time
INTERNATIONAL scULIIEG SWEEPSTAKES.
LONDON, Sept. 2S. Entries for the lnterna.
tiOnal sweepstakes regatta have closed Ross
Teemer, and other well-known scullers have
entered. llanlan declines to enter hut DO.
mated fl0n to tho regatta committee.
INTERNATIONAL CRICKET MATCH