National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-05-20

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INNINGS.
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Home -ciqrEson, Flynn, l.. TSo6aso
Passed bails-Giilgan, 2; Flint, l. First base
on errors-Chicago, q; Washington, g., Struck
out Chicago O Washington, o d Double play
Start Umpire-Curry.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
At st. Louis
s., Iouis.~"..."" Q 0.oo29 %
Base hits-st Louis, 7; Boston, o. Errors
ST. Louis, Z; Boston, 2.
AtDelroit--
BPSIIoGi3eip ,.!..:: 1870. : 3 60
Base philadelphia, s. Detroit, H. En-
rorsIphladelphia, % Detroit, 8.
At Baltimore
S SGliimOseii.....i ~ S 81
Base hits-Baltimore, IL; Cincinnati, T. Er.
rors-BAtimore, 3; Cincinnati, II.
At Philadelphia
4 A6hlStIii: ;' .... 1SSfSS rs
Base hits-Athletic. 0; Louisville, 8. En-
rors-Athletic, 6; Louisville, L.
AT New York
F MittsSSREl,a tain. Q 3 x-S
Base Rits--Mets s; Plttsburg, 4. Errors
Nets, o. Pittsburg, g.
At brooklyn
Brooklyn .'.'.....s 80 81
81 B aS1 biis"iiccyn ,2 ST. Louis - ErTorsL
Brooklyn, 6; st. Louis @.
KaMsq 3o Gity..'.,.." g 9 1888 -
NY Base 1 SitsKansas city, 4 New York, IL. Err.
rors-Kansas City, Z; New York, 4.
AMATEUR BASE BALL,
The Capitals and Pension Office club will
Park at d8O, and as both mines are evenly
matched an interesting contest may be ex-
pected.
last evening the following schedule for the
month was adopted 2O Pension ohice vs.
lostans VS. Columbas; q, Government Print
ing Office vs. East Washington; 25, Capitals vs.
Analostans: %, Merchants vs. Government
Printing Office.
BALTIMORE, May 19.-The second day of the
spring meeting OF the Maryland Jockey Club
was much more successful than anticipated.
day, leaving the track In bad condition. There
was, howeyer very good , Gttenda nee; the
rye. young IN Luke Little Minnie, and Bersan.
The first race was Il dash of three.quarters OF
mile, for 3.yearo lds and upwards. Strath-
lengths ahead of Bessie second q length in
front Of Farewell third, Lord Deaconsleld
fourth, AlsinorG fGh, and Reunic, Rico,
ing in the order in which they are named,
Time, 1908. Nutuels paid ss.40
The second was the Vernal Sweepstakes, for
3-yeGr.olds, ono mile. Rock and rye finished
winner by, a head In front Of PNshG second,
Aye lengths ahead Of Dry MNSonnopG9le third,
sixth, and Souvenir last. Time, ll7jI. MI
The third was the clapaush Memorial
Stakes, q half mile, for 2-yearolds. As the
horses neared the finish Mclaughlin forced
Young Duke, and he shot to the front, finishing
two ienRihs ahead lS Of MSsgie Mtchel third
and stiletto last. Time, bl% Mutuels paid
The fourth was selling race, ono mile the
winner to be sold at auction, for 81 500. Little
Minnie came home first one length In front o.
Mentmore second, one length ahead OF Edge
field third, Leroy fourth, Wandering tllh, Mis-
DAILY sixth, and Pacific last. Time, 1904
Mntuels paid S3i.45.
ages. After entering the homestretch BersaT
went forward and finished winner by tive
lengths. Time, 2;lS. Mutuels paid s5.75
FIVE say faces ss That VIII Be Closely
tested. The entries and pool selling follow:
First race -three.auarters mlleTWayward
So lbsa strnthspey 100, Eva los, Lord Lorn'
Second race-C Chesapeake Stakes. one aud
one.9uarter miles1Jennie ll3 lbs, Strategy
l13. Bandala 1l3, Waltaway 1l3, Letritia 1l3.
Third race-IIandicap sweepstakes, one anC
one;eighth miles-DIy Monopole 90 lbs, Bes
sic 9s, Lord Beaconsileld l05.
Fourth race-Peyton handicap one and one
quarter miles-Strathspey III lbs, Longyiev
il2, COL sprague ZIG: sayanac 90. Better 90, Jot
Mitchell 101, Burch no. Swift 1906.
Fifth rnce-One mile, selling-Tony Foste
113 lbs. Emma Dreamer loS Red Buck LOG. DO
heme 90, and Bonnie 1902.
ntc coli In nil m IA
races as follows:
Three quarters of mile---strathspey. $40
Lord Lorne and Bess, each 81; EyaK, So Hi
Grace, 81, and Maynard, So.
Chesapeake stakes--Jennie B. 1856 Letritla
sl3 Bandala, Sl2i Waltaway, $40, and Strategy
Handicap Sweepstakes, one and one.oIghtl
miles-Lord Beae6nsaGld, $751; Bessie, So, aud
Dry Monopole $50.
The Peyton Handicap siGkesmSayaSn ,S va ",
sRFaGHSs si ao9ggSyieT Joe MITCHELL c"ol
Selling race, ono mile-Tony Foster, s3J
Bonnie $. s22; Red Buck, sl3, and the field, in
Guiding Emma Creamer and Boheme, 49,
THE LOUISVILLE RACES.
LOUISVILLE, May l9.-Weather pleasant
track fast attendance very good.
First raee-The Tennessee Stakes, three
quarters of a mile. Poteen won, Kinda sec
ond, and Bric'a'Ban third. Time, 1l6h
Second faee--Mlle heats. Adrian and Maly
r ran a dead heat, Lord Dunbar distancet
Time lA5. Mutuels paid SO. As the horse
were past the post when the drum tapped tn
Judges decided II no heat. Adrian oraInpe
and was withdrawn, and Malya r. had u wal
over in the third heat
Third raco-Ouc milo and one.eighth
Chance won, ElOise second, and Blue Ston
third Time 1857, Mutuels paid 50. The vii
ner was bought in at an advance of $50 owe
the entered selllug PRICE .,,
Fourth face--One mile aud quarter. Phil
won, Myrtle second, and HQroioOt third
Time, 2;ll. Mutucls paid eli.
TRoTTISG AT POINT BREEZE,
PHILADELPHIA, May lO-About 800 person
were in attendance at the tTotting races q
Point Breeze Park to-day. The track wa
heavy. The unfinished 2:3) class race, 1
which seven heats We're irotted yes.ssdGa
clded in one heat by Gen. Ewing taking IN
eighth heat and the race In 2:33%, 49,.
The $50 pacing race was won by klmbal
Best time, 2:26.
The 1854 trotting race was Won by Julia {
Best Time 2:3l,
TIRE RACES AT CEDARHURsT.
CEDARHURsT, l.. J., May 10 "A sheriff
deputy announced to-day that betting woul
not be allowed on the track, That was Ia
only interference, and the bookmakers did
quite satisfactory business.
eTs, piece of plate added; about three-fourtf
of a mile on the fiat Cyclone won, ZanzlbG
second, Emulation third, .a.. ..
Second Tace-Woodsburg Stakes, an ope
sweepstakes for horses that have started fOu
or more times, at $40 each, pay or play, wit
$500 added, weight for age, with non'wlnnin
allowances about seven furlongs on the fla
Wonderment won, Glenarm second, Gaule
third
hunters, at $40 each with piece of plate az