National Republican., 1886-08-20

Total..." S9 17f
INNINGS.
SSsiSnsil'.. SStISnsls .. Q . . Q Ia
Earned runs-Natlonais, 2. Two-base hits
Farrell, 2; Houck, Crane. Daily. Three.base
hits-Crane. Left on bases-Nationals, 4; Bos-
tons, 2. First base on balls-Bostons, 2. First
base on errors-Nationals, p Bostons, 2. Struck
out-By Shaw, Z; by, Radbourne, 3. Stolen
bases-Carroll. Double plays; Morrill, aud
balls-Gilligun, 2; Daily, /, Time of game
las. umpire-Gafihey.
The same clubs win contest again to-day,
and the home team hope to make honors
even,
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. lo.-Philadelphia had
Ward gave a comprehensive exhibition of how
not TO field In the sixth inning, when the
Phillies made four nnearned runs. Fogarty
reached first on a tumble by Keefe, aud went to
second on wild pitch. He advanced to third
on Wards tumble of Irwins hit and home on
the same gentlemans like error on Farrar's
easy grpunder BastlanH two bagger to right
sent Irwin home and put Farrar on third.
Mcclure then hit to Ward, who made q wild
throw to the plate to catch Farrar. Bastian
run in the ninth was S earned on S &SdreWss @ SIM
gle and Mulyey's triple. New York's only run
was made on Connors double and Casey's wild
carly part Of the game, and, although It was vas
evident that he was In pain, he caught splend-
IDLY. score:
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Base Philadelphia, 8; New York, o.
Errors Philadelphia, 3: New York, 6.
St: Louis With tGe pony battery, and BY ciey,
erly punching their hits together with
good base running. The errors OF the home
Pfeiier and Moolic made brilliant plays. The
yistors were of both at bat and field. Soore
q SShicSgoG: g Q 9029 1-9
Base hits-Chicagos, o; st. Louis, o. Errors
-Chicagos, s; st. Louis, z.
At baltimore Baltimore, 10; Athletic. 3.
At New York Metropolitan, B, Brooklyn, /.
AT 81. Louis-Piusburg, @; st. Louis, 0.
GAFFHEY TO MANAGE THE NATIONALS.
After announcing the departure for Washing
ton. Wednesday night, OF Mr.. Gafney, the
Philadelphia Press yesterday announced that
Gaffney will manage the Washingtons during
the rest OF the season. II he docs accept the
terms offered by the Washington people the
League, by its misery principle, lose one OF
the best umpires 1t ever had"
THE ST. LOUIS "DEAL."
A special dipateh from st. Louis, giving what
purports TO be an interview with President
Lucas, of the League Base Ball Club, OF that
city, represents him as saying In regard TO the
sale of his franchise ~ can't tell yet what
will be done. with the players by .Espenscheid
them. Chicago wants some OF them. and Wash-
ington wants most of them. I'm sure don't
know Just who will get them. Hewitt bought
GtAnE aIn Sp o Sua hf ssy
whether they will play or not. There was to
have been sale OF a certain amount Of stock
Tbe stock In G Question CONSISTS of 40 shares,
of q face value OF $50 q share " waste be sold
on note due TO MT. Coquard and made out
postscped unt sheeSer matsr nSoyed s Ssi
had been settled. The sale was accordingly
withdrawn temporarily.
:IUsTICE TO wAsHISoTosIASs.
The Associated Press account of Wednesdays
game between the Nationals and New Yorks
was In such marked contrast 10 the average
base ball reports sent from Washington lately,
thatit is refreshing TO be able to reproduce the
OR by rs SS
people to Capitol Park today TO witness the
last game Of the series with the New York Club,
S ar
tons had played the first half OF the eighth
inning, Keefe, the pony pitcher OF the
home club. was in the boy, and his fine work
only 70, scattering hits. He was somewhat
wild, however, and the last two runs scored by
the visitors were the result OF bases on balls
SARATOGA RACES.
SARATOGA NY, Aug. l9.-,First Tace-For Q
year.olds, three-quarters of q mile. Come
mara mara won; Agnes second, Lizzie Krepps third.
Second race-one and one-half miles.
Barnum won, jim Guest second, Elkwood
Third fnce.Three ace quarter mile heats. First
heat-Lady Wayward won. Cleaner second,
billy Gilmore third, Tune, lA7N Second
Lady Wayward beat Billy Gilmore in l;iSlS.
Mutuels paid on the result $3.50.
Fourth raee-one mile; EtIelia won, Bess
second, Matinee third. Time, 14ih.
Fifth race-Two and One-half miles. Oneida
Chief won, Abraham second, Mystic third.
MONMOUTH Park RACES.
MONMOUTH PARK, Aug, lo.-First race =For
all ages, one mile. Preoiosa won, Dry. Mono
pole second, Markland third. Time, la4
Second race-For 2.year-olds three-quarters
OF a mile. Monlrose won BY q neck, Queen Of
Elizabeth second, a neck ahead OF Julietta colt,
Third race-Foff year-olds, three, quarters
of amile. Kingston won by mead, King Fox
second. .Acalde third. Time, la4I1.
Fourth raee--Fop all ages. one , and three
Springfield third. Time, 2;05H
tifth Iace--For 3-year-Olds and upward, one
mile and three.sixteenths Peekskill won by
OF Ballot, third. Time, 2O5%,
sixth Iace--Steeplechase, over the short
course. Palanca won, Judge Griinth second,
sun Star third, Time, $40.
ENTRIES AND wRI0Hrs.
F9llowinG are the entries and weights for 10.
days races az Saratoga and Brighton Beach,
as furnished by Jones & Co., Harris House
Saratoga.
First race-F1ve-eighths OF a mile-Esme-
IaldA, e9 pounds; Bradburn, 90; Belle Br0eck,
1Pli lOli Lesbia, 80; Kitty, l02; Orr, l02; Peril
SWes, 6oSi ,61. 65raVSaen, Vaea, lV2 Village Boy 1927
Second raee-One mile - Grenadler l06
pounds Sovereign Pat, 1903 Tomasla. 90; Hattie