The Washington critic., 1886-07-22

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Earned runs-Bostons, z. Two-base hits
Passed balls--Gilligan, g. Wild pitches
Shaw, 2. First base on balls-By Rad
bourne, L; by Shaw,S First base on er-
rors-Bostons, 6; Nationals, 2. Struck out
BY Radbourne, 8; by Shaw, 8. Double
ploys-Daily and Wise. Umpre-Mr. Gaff-
ney. Bases stolen-Hornung and Wise.
Other games resulted as follows:
Detrots. .........0 0 l 90 100 o. Q
Kansas Citys....O 0O0O1 o 0 1913
Basehts-Kansas Citys, 10; Detroits, 10.
Errors-Kansas Ctys, 3; Detroits, s.
Pitchers-Whitney and Getzein.
Chicago."."..4 0 0 0 0 0 l x-6
st Louis.......0 0 2 0 90 %
Basehts-C Chicago, Z; st. Louis, 4. Br-
rors-Chicago, 3; st. Louis, 10. Pitchers
Clarkson and Healy.
Baltimore .....O 0 9 Q o. Il 0 x-6
Pittsburg., .,..1 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0-1
Base hits-Baltlmores, s; Pittsburgs, 2
Errors-Batimores /; Pittsburgs, o. Pitch
ers-Kilroy and Morris.
Athletic ....."0 9 / 0 0 0 0 0 0-3
st. Louis.....1 0 0 0 0 0 3 o.
Base hits-Athletics, 8; st. Louis, s. Err
rors-Athletlcs, 8; st. Louis, 8. Pitchers
Coleman and Caruthers
The Phiadelphia-New York and Brook
lyn-Metropolitan games were postponed on
account OF rain.
A dispatch was received In Washington
| yesterday afternoon from Macon, Ga, of
| fering to sell to the Nationals the release OF
| Daniels and Chamberin, the best battery Of
| the Macon Club. Dan Stearns, first base
man Of the Macons, also announces that he
is open for engagement. From these dis
| dispatches II is inferred that the Macon
| Club is on its last legs and is about to dis
band.
The Actives defeated the Northern Lights
this morning by the following score:
Aetiyes At,;. ;,.;;. / / S-ls
Pitchers-Adamson and Berger.
| TURF TOPICS.
The Coney Island Jockey Club is iubant
over the liberal way in which horse-owners
have patronized its stakes that closed on
July 10. There are lightweight entries for
the Twin City Handicap 1O7 for the ON
mum Handicap and sixtyn.seven for the
New York Handicap. The Realization
Stakes promises to be all its name implies.
The first list of entries number 2l3.
| For the winners at Monmouth to-day the
New York Stars tipster gives the follow
ing: First race-Favor, first; Greenfield,
second. Second-Austriana, first; Queen
of Elizabeth, second. Third-Tolu, first
| Louisette, second. Fourth-Dry Monopole,
first; Rock and Rye second Fifth-Ernest,
first. The Times selections are: First race
Favor and Greenfield. second.Queen
Of Elizabeth, with Strideaway aud Electrl-
city close up. Third-Louisette, with Boz
nanza and Tolu fighting for place. Fourth
Banner Bearer and Rock and Rye. Fifth
Ernest. The Tribune thinks Favor should
win the first race with Greenfield second
the second should be taken by Queen oi
Elizabeth with Strideaway second; Louisettt
ought to win the third and Tolu get the
place If Louisette does not sulk; II she does
Tolu should win and Heel and Toe get the
place; Dry Monopole should take the
fourth with Rock and Rye second. The
selling race should be a walkover Cor Err
nest.
The winning horses at Chicago yesterday
were Bonita, Topsy, Kansas, Athlon ant
Jim Carlisle. At Brighton Beach the win
ners were DAILY Oak, Kensington, Lore
Coleridge, Charlie Russell, Leonora ant
King Victor
This week, so far, has proved bad on,
for the bookmakers on running events
Tuesday was especially unlucky for them
both in Baltimore and Washington.-L} Bal
timore Sun.
AQUATIC EVENTS.
Teemer denies emphatlcally that he solt
the race at Bay Ridge last week. lie I
having his new scull built, and says he vii
positively go to Europe the middle of Au
gust to take part in the race on the Thames
The concluding event on the programm
OF the n. a. a. o., yesterday at Albany
was the eight-oared shell race between tn
crews of the Fairmount Rowing Associa
tion of Philadelphia, the Columbia Boa
Club of Washington, ID. O., and the Cres
cent Boat Club Of Boston. The boats 20
away well together. The Fairmounts ant
the CrescGnts gained inch by Inch on tn
Columbus and left them behind nearl
lcught at the three-quarter mile. Tn
FairmOunts and Crescents had held well TO
gether up to this point, but the latter gradu
ally dropped behind until the three contest
ing crews We're strung out in one, two
three order, the Farmounts leading, tn
Crescents second and the COlumbias in tn
rear, with about lenght and a-haf of clea
water between each. They held the sam
positions to the end. Fairmounts, time
SIN. 47s.; Crescents, On. 3ls. CollnN''
gm, 20!s.
In the regatta at Albany yesterday tn
doublesCull race was won by John +. Kor
and W. Wieuan, Delaware Club of Chicago
pair oars. Eurekas of Newark; junior sin
giles, IL, Rowland, Cornell University Navy
senior singles, Martin 4. Monahan, Alban
Rowing Club; eights, Farmounts Of Phia
delphia.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.
On Thursday afternoon last Bully Young
Baltimore lightweight pugiist, me
Charley White, lightweight of Washing
ton, in siX-round contest with sma
gloves, The match took place In q privat
club-room in Baltimore, aud was witnesses
by few members, who contributed TO tn
purse. While neither man was knocke
out, Young, 1t Is claimed, had the best O
the fight.
Paddy Duffy Of Baltimore, well.know
in this city, forwarded letter yesterday t.
Ed, Iloltske OF Boston, requesting him t
match him In six, eight or ten.round hght
or to finish, with either Jack Greene O
Jack G. McGee. Both OF the last-name
parties are claiming, through the sportin
papers, middle-weight championship of Ne,
England. Duffy weighs about los pound;
| -Athletes when in training aIwavs re