National Republican., 1886-09-15
SPORTS OF THE SEASON.
BICYCLE TOURNAMENT - CRIsT AND
BROWN, OF WASHINGTON, WINNERS.
Wheelmen Tourists In virginia-The
Nationals Defeated at Newarls-The
Next Big Yacht Race-Horse Races -
Other Sporting Matters.

ten mile race, W. Stone, of St. Louis, sec
ond, Rhodes third. The five mile probes
sional handicap was won by Nelson,
Woodside second, Crocker third.
The second heat OF the one mile worlds
championship was won by Burnham, Of
Newton, beating F. F. Ives, Of Meriden,
Conn.
Tho 1--WE mile amateur race, 1880 class,
was uninteresting until the last lap. Lang
don, the New Zealander, showed up in poor
form, finishing sixth; III. $. Hart, OF New
Britain, Conn, was the winner; time 1902.
Tho one mile promateur tricycle. open
race was won by Buruham.
The three mile professional open race was
won by Nelson; Crocker and Woodside
were even for second place.
The third heat, Of one mile, for the
worlds championship, between Story, of
st. Louis, and Adams, of Springfield, was
won by the former. Time, 3:1745
The one mile tandem tricycle. race was
interesting throughout. Crlst and Brown,
OF Washington, won In 243 l'5,. with Rich
and Foster Of New York, second, and Cal
lister and Huntington, OF Cleveland, third.
The time by quarters was as follows Quar-
ter, Al 10; half, 1921 25 (both American
amateur record); three-quarters, 2:0l 3.5;
mile, 2;43 1.5 (both worlds records).
The records broken are the quarter-mile
American, 43 4-5; the half mile, 1:2l; the
English and worlds record OF 2:04 for
three-quarters Of a mile made by Furnval
and Gatchouse, and the American and
worlds record Of 2:46 for mile, made here
last year by English and Cripps.
The last race was the fourth heat for the
worlds championship for a mile, and had
Nelson and James for starters. The men
moved OF at a slow pace amid the hisses
and howls OF the crowd, and loafed around
the track with James leading. They were
+ fined $40 each and ordered to increase their
pace, which they did, Nelson finishing first
\ In 4:19 As.
THE NATIONALS DEFEATED IN NEWARK.
NEWARK, n. j., Sept H.-The Newarks de-
featcd the washingtons today in very close
rhtinning game. Score
National i.'..',..''''.. ............ Q o
GAMES ELSEWHERE
NEW York, Sept. 1i.-The New York nine
played IN greatly improved form to-day, and
club took the lead in the fourth inning and
held II easily to the end. Keefe pitched with
great effect up 70 the last inning, The Boston
ming. The game was called at the end of the
eighth inning on account of darkness Atten-
dance, 200. Score.
New York"..... .,..... o 0 01o14 o.
Base hitsaNsw York. 70; Boston, 7. Errors
4 ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 1.-THE Maroons to-day
" beat the Chicago club In one of the most excit-
\ ing contests OF the season. The attendance
q cflessO lsSS5,":"::: :;::..:;:::: 9 :
Base hits st; Louis, 10; Chicago 8. Errors
KANSAS CRY, Mo- sep.. 14.-The Wolverines
kept up their pounding to-day and batted out
home team showed better fielding work than
the visitors, but could not bat hard or timely.
Il Score:
Bsirols EsnsGs City. City ...:? 9 4 g SIS @ 81
Base :hits-Kansas City, 8; Detroit. 16. En-
rors-kansas City. o. Detroit, Q.
Al Baltimore-Baltimore, 3; Pittsburg s.
n AZ New York-cincinnot. 4; Metropolitan, 8.
A kGHs = SFGSSyV GoaysVe
sHEEPsHEAD BAY RACES.
SHEEpsHEAD BAY, N. Y, Sept. H.-First
Tace-For all ages. one mile. Telie Doe won
by eight lengths, Estrella second, Millie third.
Second race--For s-year.olds, one and one
4 eighth miles. Peekskill won by three lengths
1861
Third race-For all ages, one and threesix,
VS miles Editor M9a By two lengths
Fourth raee-For 2yearolds, three-quarter
of mile. Ring Fox won by half a length
Connemara second, Laredo third. Time. l:l5
Fifth race-For 3-year.olds and upward ont
and one.quarter miles. Ernest won by length
King George second, Florence NJ third. Time
Sixth rnce-For 8-year.olds and upward
W seven furlongs on the turf Mona won by .
|N, VDgtn ana n nall, Bay heDel second, tdWE
third. Time, 1:2S14.
"A RACES AT LOUISVILLE.
IA LOUISVILLE, Sept. H-Flrst racc-one mile
Panama won' Topsy second, Sour Mash third
Second race-Two miles. Sir Joseph bea
Lew Clark. Time, 3a6l4.
Third quarters of a mile Pal
Sheedy won, Nora second, Joseph third
Fourth race-Fye-eig of a mile. fol
maiden 2-year olds; Lombard won, Lindl
IN Payne second Miss Hight third. Time, 1Oi51
" RACES AT POINT BREEZE PARK.
n PHILADELPHIA, Sept. lL-Racing was con
tinued at Point Breeze Park to-day with
larger fields, but lghtest attendance of the
70 First face-Three. quarters of a mile. NettlC
won, Font second, Bill Sterrett third. Time
Second race-Seyen.e lghths of mile. LORD
0 LoIne won, Sister second, Tunis third. Time
Third race-one and one sixteenth miles
Restless won, Ben Pryor second, Alamo third
Fourth race-ope and oueelghth miles
al KensiDgton won, Lord Lorne second, Wood
W flower third. Time, 1868.
Fifth raee-one and one-eighth miles, ovel
four hurdles. Rushbrook won. Rochester sec
end, Boheme third. Time, 20S1a.
RACES AT wILKEs-BARRE.
wnKEs-BARRE, Pa, Sept. 13.--The first race,
of the TALL meeting at Lee Driving Park tool
place here this afternoon. In the 2l9 clasi
Juliet won in three straight heats. Best time
THE GRAND CIRCUIT MEETING.
81 BOSTON, Sept. 1.-the grand circuit meeting
opened at Mystic Park to-day; 2)3 class wor
70 by Lady Whltefoot, Hilda second, Lucy
third Best time, 2.27I.
$40 class unfinished.
~ ENTRIES AND WEIGHTS.
Following are the entries and weights for to-
days rGces'at Louisville and Prospect Park, q
furnished by Jones Co., Harris House:
~ Louisville.
First race-Mlle heats-Uitmatum, O5 pounds
nj Bootbaek, 100; Sour Mash, So; Monarch, SO
Liza Carter, 90.
q fanta Anita Belle, o. pounds; Warrington, liz
~ Uncle Dan, "; Hopedale, 1l2; Ehie H., liz; l
B.. lOO Gold Ban. 1l8; Kirklln, 100: Big Three
100; Bob Fisher, l05; La Sylphide, 49,
X Third Iace.Three- quarters of Il mlle-Fel-
Hood, 97i Flnality, liS Watch en-, 100; LORD
Clifden, 1lS; Porter Ashe, 1l2 Chatter, 100
Archbishop, lis; Yenisti, lO0 Phil Lee, liz
!. The slashes, lib; Foster; 81 97i Blue Hood, 100 100
M Tommy Cruze, 1OO Violin, il5i Andea 1O2.
Fourth race-Belle Mead Stakes, five eighth
ni mile, maidcns- Outcome, 40 pounds
Fugato ITO; lucien 10; withrow ITO; Nicl
W soney, no; Kingstock, ifO; Tate's Creek iIO
Lombard, ll0; Goliah, lll; Passion, ll3; Bar
LA Nail, l07; Banbury, 107; Vioette lO7; Luck,
Girl, l07i Linda Payne, lU7; Miss Hight l07
Prospect Park.
First Taoe-Three quarters of a mlle-Jiu
DOUGLASS, 1853 pounds; Princess, ll5; Electric
ELI 1l2; Climax, 100; Estrela, 100; Lizsle Krepps
30; Santa Rita, 81; Nellie b, 81; kosallnd 81
Second race-one mile. selling, special
Hareioot lO6 pounds; MARYLAND, lOli Herbert
1Oi; Mona, lO3; Falconer, 0oi Error g3 Flor
ence N, O3 Whizgig, 9l; Calera, sli Bramble
Third ,race-zono and one-fou!th miles