National Republican., 1886-08-25
GAMES ELSEWHERE.

Left on bni es-St. Louis, 4; Washington, s. Um-
pire-GrJte Pierce.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
KANSAS CITY, Aug 2i--The Cowboys dis
tinguished themselves to day on their arst
game on returning home by holding Mutrie's
Giants to a single earned run, while scoring
SSn KSGsas sViit uity. sneseiS0f 'G'0 o.
New Yori.,..,.....'. o 0 . 0 0 0 o.
:. Base Rits-Kaasas city. i2i New York, Q.
DETROIT, Aug. 2G.-The Quakers oyerwhclm.
ingly whipped Detroit to-day by superior play:
Umpire Berger made his first appearance and
exhibited great Ignorance q the game, but the
equally severe on both teams Score:
PPhiiladelphla''''' Philn 2 o 2 Q 9-l9
Df5aS Base hi:.FaiiadelpRS is; DotTots, 3. Er
rore-Philadelphia, 3; Detroit, 2.
CHICAGO. Ang. 2i-The Chicagos batted
Radbourne completely out of the box today
and completed their victory with clever base
running. Score:
Chicago go...".""... . Q 29 2 Q lis
SGs9e BH5e Eiis~,ci6icoro, eo Boston O. Eros
Al ladeiphiaSAthletic 3; Baltimore, o..
At staten 1sland-Metropolitan 3; Brook.
Ign, 3. Seven innings,
A. isville-Piitsburg, Z; Louisville, 3,
At Clncinnati-St. Louis, 4; Cincinnati 0.
RACES AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA Aug. 2i.--First race-One and olc-
eighth miles. OFallon won, Biggonet second,
Second race Three quarters Of q mile
Drake won, Valient second. Time, lls. Only
Third race-For s.year.olds, two miles. Elk
wood won, Linden second, Silver Cloud third.
Time, 33iA
Fourth race.-one and one.halr mies. Ar.
stino won Jim Guest second, Little Dan third.
Fliih race--steeplechase, one and ohe.half
miles. oneida CLief won, Mystic second, Dis
turbance third. Time, 2oSH.
RACES AT MONMOUTH PARK.
MONMOUTH PARK, N. j., Aug. 2i-First race
One mile. Attorney won by two lengths.
1at15
Second race-one mile aud quarter. e.
gin won by a length and half, Duke of Mon
2:l2%
OF mile, Oriinmmc won by Il length JUL
eta colt second, False Step third. Time, 1915.
Fourth race-ODe mile. Peekskill won by a
nose, Attorney second, Dry Monopole third.
Fifth race-one and three. quarters of
mile. Rupert won by two lengths, Louiselle
SECOND, Ten Booker third. Time 3D7.
Sixth race-One and One.siXteenlh miles.
Valet won by six lengths, Witch second, Lizzie
Mack third. Time, 1921.
Seventh race-Hurdle race, one and three.
quarter miles. Palanca won by two lengths,
given.
ISLAND PARK RACES.
ALBANY, N. V, Aug. 2i-First day OF Island
Arthur; best time, 22G. The 2:2i class race was i
pacing race was won by GissipS; best time,
2:22H.
Following are the entries and weights for TO.
days races nt Saratoga and Brighton Beach,
as furnished BY Jones & Co., Harris House:
Saratoga
First race-Fiye- -eighths of a mile-Village
RlHggpn pnymagtpr
Bradbnrn, 97; Leipsic, o7i Tom Hood, lo5; Vol
cano, 100.
sheedy, lUS pounds; Tantsum, los; Lord Lorne,
1l5; Wynona, 81; Brookhlil, lO4.
Third Tace-One and one.sixteenth miles
n; D., 100 pounds; Red Girl, 1O2; Ultimatum,
log; Phil Lee, 100; Peconic, %.
Fourth race-0ne mile, solling-Fernleaf, IS
pounds; Amber, 90; Prima Donna, 80; Fancy,
81; Fairmount, 105; Nettlc, 1O7; Orlando, lib;
Fay, 70; Duke of Connaught, 9Si Little
Filth race, one and one.half miles, steeple-
Hindu, l3l pounds; Mystic, ldl Disturbance,
1874; Justin Mack, $50; Joe Shelby, 1876.
Brighton Beach
Fist race-One mile-Restless, 100 pounds;
Lucy y, lUo; Fawn, lOOi Leonora, 100; Lulu, lOOi
Second TSce-Three-quarter rat of mile, sell.
ing-Bellevue, ITO pounds; DAILY Oak, 10;
Bonnie Lad, 40; Snmmerset, l0T; Sultor, l05;
Minnie CGrus, l05; Mai Thomas, l01; Bellona,
10i; Red Bill, 1O2; Dominick B, 1907 Nina b.,
Third race-one mile and an eighth, SELL
ing-Traialgar, 1870 pounds; Blizzard, l27; Polk,
127; Marmaduke l27; Joe Murray, l27; Arma-
dale. 1876 Harry Russell, l23, and Ben Pryor,
III.
Fourth race-seven-e milo, handI.
capZIreasurer; III pounds TatEleT lOSj Bill
Ben Thompson, o.; Belle b, 90; Petersburg, 0j;
Herman, %; Frank Ward, 92 Broughton, 02;
Unique, 20, and Embargo, IS.
Filth race-One mile, welter-Warren Lewis,
Jas pounds; Strabismus, lil; Krnpp Gun, ITO;
Narder, 1856; STAND Keller, l27; Blenheim, l27;
Ghan!Slser l2l Tsnglsr ~ Bob Nay III
Hawthorne, 1875; Billy Mack, 1896 John B, III.
Sixth Iacc--one and a half miles, hurdle,
selling-Rushbrook, lil pounds; VIII Davis.
ll1 Charlie Epps l39; okalona, 1885, Modoc,
1856; Chanticleer, 1876; Bahama, l3l.
THE CUMMIHGs.GEoRGE RUNNING MATCHES.
LoNDoE, Aug. 24.-It Is stated that after the
conclusion OF the present series OF running
matches between Cummings and George the
merclal career. He will It is thought, settle
in the United States, and accept a lucrative po-
siIion which has been rendered him.
HANLAS AND COURTNEY.
RoCKAwAY BEACH, N, Y, Aug. 4.-Hanlan' s
new boat built ut Portland, Me-, in which he
viii row the race with Courtney. arrived here
this morning. Both men are In full training.
Hanlan Is the fayorite In the betting.
DEMPSEY WILL FIGHT BURKE.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug, N.-Jack Dempsey was
Jack BurkeTs challege last week. Dempsey
seys he will box Burke eight rounds or more,
Queensberry rules; the match to take place In
San Francisco between now and Oct, l; tho
winner 20 take all the gate money. He does
not want the match TO come oil later than Oct
/, us he expects to embark in business about
that time and give up lighting.
rop END OF THE sAPPHo.
The old schooner yacht sappho, once the
queen OF the New York feet was recently sold
az Cowes' Isle OF Wight, and broken up foI
junk and frewood; The sappho was built by @,
n r. Pollon, Of Brooklyn, about sixteen OF
seventeen years ago ms speculation. She did
not do well on her ilrst trials, aud her owners
sent her TO England with The hope Of selling
her over there. Sho was beaten there, however
by the Cambria, which aiterward came TO thil
country In quest Of the Americas Cup, and she
returned TO this country without finding pur
chaser Amer her return William p, Douglas
who last year was vice commodore of the New
York Club, bought her and had her Heightened
and altered according TO the plans OfMr. Fish
then wellknown yacht designer. After her
alteration she proved the fastest yacht. IL
AmtrlCa.
She went over to England, making tho fast
est trip across the Atlantic ever made by
yacht-twelye days aud some hours-sailed u
series OF races against the Cambria and de-
tehled her In all Of lhem-ln one Of them, a
slHly,mlie race 10 windward, by several hours
returned 70 this country aud had u succession
ol trlumphs here. In 1871 she was one of the
yachIs chosen to sail against the Liyonia, anc
she defeated that vessel handsomely in two
out OF the five races sailed her for the cup, the
other three races having been sailed by the
Columbia She also made several other fast
voyages across the Atlantic. Mr.. Douglas sold
her to Prince Searra, of Naples, Italy who
has owned her the last seven or eight years.
ITEMS.
Joseph Murrow challenges Dennis Butler
NOW champion Of the world or W. II. John
son, champion of England, TO swim him
twenty-five or tny miles In the Delaware for
900. Butler viii probably accept.
Pontiac VIII appear at the meeting OF tho
new Brooklyn Jockey Club He is expected 10
be in good shape by that time
Lucky Baldwin says he Is going 10 stay long
enough In the east TO show his great colt Vo.
lante, at sheepshead Bay.
William Graham, tho. English champion