National Republican., 1886-09-01
Total...... Sl2 % o. q Total....... 1

Weidm'n,p 0 i / I 8 5oIdaeid, C. G. / / 6 / /
Total..." sl227 % Z Total........ 52722 6
INNINGS.
Kansas City"".".. Q 9 8
Earned runs-Kansas City, s, Washington, o.
Two.bnse hits-McQuery, Knowles Three
base hits-Rowe, Briody, Myers. Passed balls
Eroldfeld, /. Wild pitcnes1Madigan, l:
Modigan.. 2, First base on errors--Kansas
City, 2; Washington, l. Struck out-By Weld
man, Z; by Madigan 3. Double plays-Bassett,
MoQuery; Knowles and Hayes. Umpire-Ful-
mer.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 3l-The Maroons won 10.
days game from the Giants hnndlly. The
New Yorks tied the score in the seventh in.
Ionents, who succeeded in making two runs
Manager MutIie at this point observed that
his team had Just time to catch the train for
Detroit where they play Tomorrow and re-
qutkted the umpire to call tho game. The
Maroons, being two runs ahead, offered no OBJ
ieetions, of course and the gamowas called
Score: ... ...
Maroons..... .....,.. !.....,.. / 0 4 0 0 0,2 o. I
New York ......r."". 90 o 3 o.: 8
rors-St Louis; 4. New York. 8. y
At baltimore Baltimore. 0; Brooklyn, Q.
AT Philadelphia-Mets,b 3; Athletic, 4.
AZ MISUNDERSTANDING, Z; Louisville, s.
AT ST. Louis-Browns, 10; Cincinnati, 4.
LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CLUB RACES
LOUISVILLE, KY, AUG. 81. The fall meeting
of THE Louisville Jockey Club commences on
Nj nday, sept, 13, continuing six regular days.
The programme embraces twenty.eight races,
o. which seven are s.akes-the Blue Grass
Filly Stakes, twenty entries the Belle Meade,
iory-fye, and Stanford, twenty.four entries,
for2 ear olds; the St. Leger, slxty-nine, aud
Srest nmSresn stallion Stakes one hnn
and the Turf Stakes, twenty-five, and Cash
Handicap, twenty.four entries, being for all
ages. The stables at Lexington aud Nash.
VILE are moving already TO Louisville. where
there are more than 100 horses In training.
The prospects are very hattering, the races and
the. southern exposition, with Damrosch's or
chestra, making double attraction. The
stakes for 1888 closed with very large entries.
RACES AT sHBEPsHEAD BAY.
SHEErsHEAD BAY, Aug. 81 First race-Purse
$500, three-quarters of mile. Pearl jennings
won by two lengths with Little Minch second,
three lengths, before Mute, bird. Time, 1:l7.
Second race Handicap sweepstakes. one aud
one.eighth miles, Bonanzo won by four lengths,
Elein second. ten lengths ahead OF Earnest,
third. Time, 20l.
Third race-For rtwo year -olds, three.quarters
of mile. Maggie Mitchell won by four
lengths, Kingdom second, Louise third. Time,
1:l7%,
Fourth race-one and one.quarter miles.
Louisettc won by a neck, Maumee second,
Ferona third. Time, 2l2A.
Fifth race-For three-year-olds, one mile.
Mamie Hunt third. Time, l:4i54,
Sixth raee-Seyen-eighth OF mile, on the
turf. Witch won by Il neck, Valet second, Error
third. Time, l:29lI.
ENTRIES AND WEIGHTS.
Following are the entries and weights for To-.
days races at Prospect Park, as furnished by
Jones d Co., Harris House:
First race, One and one-eighth miles-IIlz-
Is DTyr ~ oPouPPds EkwS9d EiG M
1rpnSnrpr Earnna A1OnaIQ i
Pure Rye, 20; Garnet, 90.
Second -Three-quarten OF mile. sell.
ing-Theodeeius. 30 pounds; Nina i, 92; DAILY
Oak, o.: Bedford, llO; Rose, 90, aud Nat Good
Third race-one mile and quarter Blue
Wing. ll5 pounds; Dew Drop, 112; Elkwood,
1l5; Vulante, 125, aud Barn,lm, 122.
Fourth raoe.-Seyen n-eighths of mile, Pros
pect SthkesrOrihamme, ll6 pounds; Bessie
June, 1l2; Aicalde, ll5; Graciosa, liz; Mont
Iosc, ll5, and Connemara, III.
Fifth race-One mile-Bonnie S., 1l3 pounds:
Boaz, los; Lucy A, 95; Buffalo, 9S; Pontico 9S:
Parasol, II: Saxony,. l03; Beaconsaeld 10S;
saas S Of aie sapg
Iheodosius. 72 pounds; Princess. 100; Joe
Mitchell, 100; McBowiinR, 100; Adonis, 100
Weaver, o.; Peacock. JOG: Emmett, 1903; Calera,
100; Shadow, 07; Prima Donna, qj Cuban
Queen, o.; Witch, 81; Lord Lorne, 100: Lizzie
Mack, LOG.
CRICKET MATCH.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3l.--The cricket match
OtJeIWeen the west lnulan team ana the nrSi
eleven OF the Merton Club was began to-day al
Ardmore under unfavorable conditions. Rain
fell heavily during the morning and prevented
the starting OF the game until after o. clock
when play was called with the visitors at tho
bat. Owing to the condition OF the ground
run getting proved a difficult matter, the West
Indians being retired for "a runs and the
MeriOnR for Sc.
The West Indians went in for the second
time, and when Btumps were drawn they had
lost one wicket for II runs. The game viii be
resumed tomorrow at IL O'clock.
SPORTING ITEMS.
George Hosmer, John Mckay, and Edward
Moniger have entered for the free for alt single
scull race on the third day Of the Erie regatta
Sept 0. In the single scull race, Wednesday
Sept. g. for all men who have never beater
twenty-five minutes in an open regatta, thert
are enteTed Thomas Dray, James Griffin, ant
Jene Gcary, of Buffalo; Joseph Stanton, o
Toronto; Jerry Sexton, OF Charlotte, and Dar
BreeD.
A Boston dispatch announces that Robert
Renirew has challenged either Sergt. Waist
or Duncan @. Ross to contest with swords o.
sticks, mounted or dismounted, for $500 side
0llTi Wiseman, of 81. Louis has made bets o
81 600 10 $4,000 and will bet any amount o
these odds that Gaudaur will beat Beach,.
W. Sulliyan, the single soull Of the Delevar
Boat Club of Chicago has gone TO Beloit, Wis.
10 train himself, and to assist In trainini
Frank Glover, who Is matched TO fight Padd!
Ryan.
w, yerrinder, IT,, of Jersey City, and ". b