National Republican., 1886-09-03

WIFI viggrISI, ss' zo- q 0 4 KSow,s K sbS a
Burns, 3d.. o o / 2 0 Crane, re. o o 3 0 0
H,rS HGLdie, C.. Q ! 9 Q 99rgn,, 60
Ryan, Ryan, H.. R gSsS, gsSSssI' p,o 5o
Total.... 727 i3 Total... A 325lsl2
INNINGS.
Chicago. ...".,".o 2
Earned runs Chicago. 4; Washington, 2.
Home runs-Corroll, 2. Two-base hits-Gilll-
gan Three;6ase e;i' hitAns0n w Passed Sslls
"rPtg First base Ssnnb On bas-Uheago q wasEing
ton, 2. First base on rrors--Chicago ]; Wash
ipgton, 2 Struck out-Chicago, 81 Washing
ton, g. Umpire-Quest
GAMES ELSEWHERE
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2,-The Maroons braced IN
and played beautifully to-day, downing the
innings Heaiy pitched in great form and was
at critical points OF the game, Radbourne
struck out nine men. but was hit hard, espe-
cially by Glasscock. The lattersgeneral all
around work was the best feature of the game.
Nash covered third in his usual brilliant man.
lmGSSouis......"3 o Q 2-6
Base hits-st Louis s. Boston, c. Errors
pTTHoir, sept, SITmpire Powers was away
"ofl" in his decisions to-day, but the home
club pounded out victory any way. single.
two put outs, and close decision gave New
York one run In The first, and single a base
another In The fifth. Two singles two put outs,
and low throw TO thirdly Ewing gave Detroit
went 'fe st on Called balls and scored s on
triple by Rowe, who in turn crossed the plate
on Thompsons hit. Thompson reached third
on his hit, but was called out by Powers on a
CLAIM of the Gothamites that he had not
touched second base Dunlap did not come to
bat as promptly as the umpire desired, and the
latter ned him 81 and was roundly hisscd
Dy the audience, -Four runs were RpOTpi hy
Ietrolt In the eighth on errors by Gerhardt
and Esterbrook, two singles, .Ond Cancels
triple. Score
New York ......". / 0 o o / o o o %
Base hiis-DetroIt, l2; New York, 8. Errors
Detroit, 8; New York, A.
feated Philadelphia to-day in what was prob
ably the most evenly contested game seen here
this season The score was % tied four times and
the ninth inning, which brought In two runs.
The hating was terrific, both sides hitting free
CASEY Sn dor he SistSr was En9cEed out In
bases, being made off his delivery in that time:
Bastian played miserable game at second
base. Briody'g catching for the home team
was superb. Score;
FSnsas FSilsdo,CSiEs. CStliE. .... 90 30
Base iits-Kansas City, 10; Philadelphia, 16.
Errors-Kansas City, 10; Philadelphia s.
AMATEUR BASE BALL.
The Analostans, of the District League, will
meet the Olympics to-day at Olympic Park at
o'clock to decide which Is the better nine.
Both have won about the same number of
games, and stand the leaders In the District
League: fine game may be expected
The Department OF Agriculture nine 60 70
eS% Ress s p,Sb iS Play aSs S1S
@ and Fuller, their rising twirler, for the Hyats-
The The Red Stockings defeated the Young
Eagles yesterday afternoon at Cooks Park by q
score OF p TOT.
tween the Palos Base Ball Club of this city,
and the browns" of Alexandria, has been In.
definitely postponed. The Palas Club went TO
ceeded to Colross Park, and not finding the
'Browns" on time the Palas Club returned
home very much disappointed. The Palas
Club will shortly visit Bay Ridge. and have
arranged TO play a match game of base ball
with Baltimore amateur club at that place.
RACES At sHEEPsHEAD BAY.
sHEErsHEAD BAY. Sept 2-First race-Pursc
Dwyer won by two and half lengths, with
Pontiac second. Time, 1881.
Second race-For 2-year-olds, three-quarters
OF q mile. Bessie June won by four lengths,
Ittilala second, linda third. Time, 1:l51S.
Third race-For 3-year.olds, mile and three
ss sSngs Second AeioS soSsnSa S & enFh Fhe and 9a
quarter miles, The Bard won by six lengths,
FS rsSSne Snd cst6 miles, Jim
Gray won by a length and q half Bluewing
second, Springfield third, Time, 1861.
Kennedy won by a length, Gonfalon second,
Katie Fletcher third. Time, 1:l5S.
ENTRIES AND WEIGHTS.
Following are the entries and weights for to.
days races at Prospect Park and Brighton
Beach, Us furnished by Jones Il Co., Harris
House:
Prospect Park.
First race-seveneight Of mile--Blue
Burch, il5; Pearl Jennings, li5 Ferg Kyle, liS
ESecond race = One and one-quarter miles
bandicap-Lizzie Dwyer, IL pounds; Rich
mord, iQs; Endurer. LOG; John, loi; Ten STRIFE
Third race-one mile--Frankie B. % pounds
Calera, 50; WhiEeig, 90; Error, 90; Harry Rus
Redon, ioS Harefoot ioa; Bonnie $, i62; Flor.
Poeomoke, All Esteli, King OF Norfolk.
Bourbon, lis pounds; Riohheid, lis: Pontico,
1ls; . Fallon, IFS; Peekskiil, 1l8.
Fifth race-Three.quarterso of mlle-Milton.
1l5 pounds; Bedford, l15; Ittalala, liz.
Sixth race-one mile selling-Joe Mitchell
e5 pounds; Souvenir, 95; Musk, 95; Frank Ward
%; Hermitage, SO; McBowling, 100; Weasel, 105
Witch, OIL; Emmet, 9S; Zamora, 98; Ernest. 107
III d, 93: Moonshine 90; Lizzie Mack, 100.
Brighton Beach.
First race-Seven-eighths of n mile. selling
Hazard 1O2 pounds Ventilation, 100: Maggie b
o.; Compensate 81; Montauk, 81: Plough Boy
Stta,,tor ITaJ,,, 90 A'"''' ~ W. N'' AH'N' W
Second race-seven- -elghths OF mile, sell
ing1Bay Rehsl, lo2 pounds: Peacock, 1o2
Peter j., 95 John Sullivan, 81; Rosette, 92
;, Ram Lal, 90; Chickadee, 90
Third race-One mile, Relling-Lord Cole
HIdge los pounds; B6ggars Bush. lOS Joe Muir
ray. 1O7; Ben Australian, 1903; Trafalgar. 103
Cathcart, 100: Brunswick, 100: Blue Peter, 100
Hibernia 1907 Pasha, 97i Weaver %, ant
Fourth race-one mile, handicap Treasurer
l12 pounds; Powhatan III, logi Top Sawyer 102
Belle b. 10l; Leonora, 100; Tobogsan 9S
Filth mce--one aud one-sixteenth miles
Burgomaster. 1888 pounds; Tacoma l83; Lem IN
190; Santa Claus, 18Oi Blizzard, l3Oi Velvet, llO
Sixth Irsce--Full steeple-Mentmore, II;
pounds: win Davis, l39; Nimblefoot, 1872; SUI
Star. $780, Chanticleer, l29.
HosMRR wINs-FAsr TINE.
RousEs POINT, N. Y, Sept. 2-Hosmer wol
the race here by eight lengths; The first mil
miles in 2l;l5. The time was very fast consld
ering the fact that the water was extremel,
rough. Hosmer and Mckay VIII leave 70
Erie. Pa. tonight, TO row In the regatta ther
on the 7th inst.
GALATEG AND MAYFLowER. f'
The MayHOwer will be taken out of the waite
to-day aid her bottom will be potleaded anI
vanished for tho international contest bot
she and the Galatea will be kept on the way
The New York Tribune remarked, editorIaly
Yesterday English yaehtsmen have seemiag
ly abandoned all hope that the Galatea wit
beat the Mayaower SO says our London col
respondent. But they continue to run dow
Lieut. Henn's boat, which IS unpatriotic
carried across the Atlantic last year aud W
were trying to recGpture H. we should hay
sent over the best boat we could get even
we had TO build one for the purpose. ltth
Galatea has no real merits except as a sea
going yeeht, why was not the Trek sent ovel