The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-07-18
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
Racing al Long Branch. brighton beach, and
Chieaoo

Racing al Long Branch, brighton Beach, and
MONMOUTH PARK, N. j, July i1,-rirst race
one mile. Anarchy won by twelve lengths, Bram-
, S,etcn second ten lengths In front OF loulsete
Second race-ror twoyew.olds; three quarters
queen Elizabeth second, iour lengths ahead Of
Beeeie June, third. Time, :90S.
Third race-The Harvest handicap; one and
quarter miles. Inspector u. won by two lengths
quito second, two lengths ahead OF Bonanza, third
Fourth race -Eecrou stakes; seven inrlonss.
seconi twelve lengths In front OF Cutler, third.
Fifth race Selling race; sevenfurlongs Le,r,,la
won by length and half, Ll1tic Mack second,
Endover third. Time, las. Miss Brewster and
former, was fatally hurt by failing The Jockey
escaped injury.
ssa @ over tho n course
second, twelve lengths before willie W., third
Time, b:2t.
pnlenros nEAcu, July iI:.-rlrst racc--Thrsc.
quarters OF a milo. Col. owens won by q neck, Blg
Head sccond,a length and a half ahead OF Per.
former, third. Time. i:2l.
length and a halt, tu,cstring second, six lengths
ahead OF Adela, third. Time, :23a.
Third I, rs ace, iarlones DIZZY brunette won
front Of ursuline Nun, third. Time, AJAX.
Fourth race-one mile and threeciphi Gen
lengths In front OF Hartford. third. Time, q:sa
Finn race-one mile. olivetle won by ten
S s"T rsssa MS' r fSSsnn s length in front
CHICAGO, July iI.-First race-one mile. Jim
Gray won by two lengths, HopeJale second Billy
Gilmore third. Time, :t2N.
Hunt won by head. Glen Almond secoia, Peari
Jennings third: 'tinie, :l6l.
Third race--Thfec-Quarters OF amlle Terra Gotta
won by two lengths, Laredo second, Rightawny
Fourth race-Niie heats First heat Jim Ones,
w nv hrpa ON IA
Second heat-Jim Guest won by four lengths, Bari
tone second. Time. :si.
Filth race-lA miles Easter won easily, Parucll
Extra race-Seven. e,rhths OF n mile. Biidy Bowl
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RACES AT IVY CITY.
There will be two excellent races at Ivy Clty next
Thursday, July %, at 4 o'clock. The irst Is for
runningJ sweepstakes for amateur riders; weights,
1855 pounds; overweight allowed; the winner OF the
race July penalzed pounds three quarter-mile
race viii be very close and Interesting, and as the
horses are to be ridden by amateur knights Of the
ner. The entries for these races close to morrow
night, at O'Clock, National Jockey Club rooms.
Base BAH.
The exhibition yesterday between the Phlladcl-
phlas and Washipgtons was sorry one, as we have
nny:,hree played. True, the Nationals outbaited
the Phladelphias, but their hits were scattered nn,
made 1t painfol for the spectators TO witness.
Twice chances were given the Nationals to score,
with men on tho bases and Hines at the bat That
great hitter hit two little balls 10 the pitcher and
was easily disposed Of The errors Of Crane, Glad
mon, and Fuller In the nrst three innings were very
disastrous. Wise started in 10 pitch, but as he had
lost nearly all OF his old-tlme cunning, and was
erratc aud wild In his delivery, he gave way 10
Fuller the HyattBville WONDER In the fourth inning,
who pitched q splendid game throughout, and the
mistake OF Manager Scanlon was In not putting him
In at lrst and making Giligan play right field. In
| the nve innings he pitched the Phlladelphlas only
made two hits, while he watched hts bases splcn-
ddly. lie uses all the curves In masterly manner,
| and puzzled such batters as Wood, Daily, Fogarty,
Ferguson, and Muory completely. At the bat ne
Se s,ruck me hall 10 ,he Had eyerv oher s,me
Corcoran, Baker, and Crane did the batting, while
Crane made several pretty catches and double plays
from centre field COrcorana shOrt-stOp and Bakers
| catching were perfect. The Phadephlss played a
perfect game, not fielding, pitcher, or catcher's
error being made. Bastan's second base, Cements'e
| catching, and Fergusons pitching were the features
The game In detail was az follows: