National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-06-07

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BASE BALL GAMES on SUNDAY.

At Ridgewood Park, l.. L.
R R,Spn,Iyc ! d99 9 "a
Base Siis-BrookIyn iS Athletic, T. Errors
Brooklyn, Z; Athletic, l.
PERSONS ' wiinessed the sa t9;S%y bSS SSs,
The Louisville ~ and s. n. lou1sa III
Club play IS q 1iserabie Fame and Could not
hit him. Score:
l. EOq fsyIs! 8 SIS 8 8 3 d
Base hlts-Louisville, "a; Sc. Louis 8. Errors
louisville, 3; St. Louis, 10.
BIG RACE AT ST. LOUIS TODAY.
The second day ofthe ST. Louis race meeting
will take place to-day, and great card Is Of
fered to the public. Among the events are the
Sale and Livery Stable Stakes, for 2-year,old
and the Eclipse Stakes for all ages, The en-
tries in the latter race, which is the big attrac-
tion OF the meeting, are; Freeand, 49, Mod
Voiante, 1ls (Aiurphyl; Alton, IFS lDufiyl. The
distance is a mile and half II Is not yet
known who Will ride Freeland and Modesty.
The entries and weights Mt Brighton Beach
First race-Fiye.eigh,hs Of a milo--widgeon,
ITO pounds; Alra, 10; Dolly Oak, 10: Johh Finn,
no. Robert N, ITO; Magyar, lO!: DomiDick b.
i07.
Second racc-seyen.eIghths of mile, SELL
ing--Hazardyl05 pounds; Lancaster, l0ji Pat
Dennis, 10l; Luna Brown. 91i Buckshot 81;
Islette, on; Warder, o.; Ram Lai, 90; Lutestrlng,
93 Brunswick, %; AgincOurt, 90.
Third race-Seven-eighths OF mile, SELL
ing-strathspey, 1875 pounds; Ben. Thompson,
1Os; Miller, l05; Delilah l0i; yaulter, 1903;
Harry Rose, 1O2; Red Buck, lo2; Mart!ndale, 81;
Queen Esther 81; Fawn, %; Adela, 81.
Fourth race-one aud one-sixteenthmles,
undergraduates III pounds; Choctaw,
Jos; Weasel lO7; Pink Cottage, ll0 Ten Stroke,
Netle, 90; Frolic, 90; Treasurer. 9s: King B.. "a;
Baroline, OIL The Mute, o; weaver, %; viz
Finn raee-Brighton Beach Stakes one
BilI Brien, lis: Richheld, 11S; Walter H., llS;
Bessie b.. llS; Leonora, :lls; Ariel, III; Bon
Sixth race-one mile-Tattler, ~ pounds;
ls9; Modoc, lS9; TalleTand, lS9; Tom Brown
1876; Lord Coleridge. 1885, Soprano, III.
MINTIYG WINS THE GRAND PRIZE OF PARIS.
PARIS June 6.-The race for the Grand Prize
of Paris was run to-day, aud was won by Mr.,
II. G. Viner's bay colt Minting, NJ. Michel
and Baron schiekler's bay colt sycomore third.
The other starters were Miss Junmy, Upas. 81.
Honore, Fetiche sauterelle, and Gamin. The
betting Just before the start was even against
Mintlng, 25 to Polyeucle, 10 to sycomore,
3 to l Miss Jummy, TO Upas, Is to st.
Honore, 40 to Fetiche, GO to ! Sauterelle, and
60 10 l Gnmin. Archer rode the winner.
There was continuous down pour Of rain
during the race.
THE GREAT RACE AT ST. LOUIS TO-DAY.
ST. LOUIS, June 6.-The interest here In the
great ECnpse STAKE is Dcyouu description. ~
Is supposed from the crowded condition of the
hotels that there will be an immense crowd
present. Each owner is sangulne. and, no
doubt, the race will be one OF the greatest
seen in this country. Regarding the horses,
IL is said Miss WoodfOrd Is at her best; Voante
Would, no doubt, be in better condition Il the
race were to be run ten days later; Modesty
looks a triae low, and possibly IS
= not quite rs speedy as when at her best,
Freeland Is here and II Is not thought that the
liable have much confidence In him. Alta,
the stable fully believe in, so much so that 1t Is
snid they feel confident OF winning. He is at
NJ best infaot he never was so good. Nc
Lnghlin will ride Miss Wo0dford, Murphy
will mount Volante, and Duly will guide
Ala. Corrgan's d RS are not known as yet,
bu II is said Fitzpatrick will be here to ride
Mdesty, with either Link Jones or Withers on
IRELAND. The betting last night averaged rs
low: Miss WoodfoTd. 81 900; yoante, $40;
", $780, Az IA, s27yPreeland, si55,
- kYclE HORSE
ride gave up his match
Ha am Brooks the bicyolsts,
T1ne1 Eat the Madison Square
turlng last week, twelve
V20 Saturday night AndeT.
es against 057. Woodsido
his bicycle and Brooks