The Sunday herald., 1886-10-03
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.
The Jerome rarl rcreeuted ou, OF Existence

The Jerome Park Prosecuted Oat OF Existence.
JFRoME PARK, N. j. Oct. 2.-Flrst racc--l ID
, miles eleanor won by .ength and half, Rs
.ses n ,,n s,v,pnu ueroert thrd. Time, l;5l% There
Second race--For two-ycars.olds; three quarters
o. mile iaggard won by length and a half,
Third race-For three ycar-olds: mile and fur
long Climax won by half length, Jondstop
Fourth racc-For all ages; N miles volan,e
won ny f,ur lengths, Bonanza second, Vale, third,
Fifth raee-one mile. Little Minnie won by a
ie Length and a half, Edgeneld second, PM Lewis
third, Time, :is%.
sixth race-steeplecnase; full course. Mai.
Pickett won by two lengths, Disturbance second,
Judge Grnith third. Time, i:ss.
The management OF Jerome Park have issued the
following: "Wc close our fall meeting to-d day be.
cause we are unwilling longer TO submit to the un.
lust discrimination practlced against the American
place. not merely in the State but the city OF New
YORK, where betting Is prohibited. We cannot see
n wny private betting Is Illegal at Jerome Park when
OF the city. An army OF detectives have attended
this meeting and followed and shadowed our WIS.,
itors We think that the law has not only been OF.
fensively enforced, but enforced beyond its spirt
and Its letter, and we therefore, as before Stated
to submit to It,"
CINCINNATI, ONO, Oct First racc-Seven.
eiehihs OF mile, Kennebec won, Evaneclne
second, pocomoke third. Time, :s9.
Second drace-Three.quarters Of q mile L'Isapd
won, wahoo second, Dancing Kid third. Time, :isV.
Third race-Mile and seventy yards sir Joeeph
won, Jim Gray second, Monocrat third Time, vi.
Fourth race-For three year-old nllies; 1 lie
miles Flora I. won easily, Llera second, Longaght
''iEa Fin r%e raeeaFor iaree yearos mile, Mon
sana Regent won, Guenn second, Silver Cloud third
CHICAGO, Oct. A crowd numbering 10, 900 per.
parts Of the country, assembled at Washington PARK
today to witness the great race between Oliver X.
bx arTy Wkss sn and Belle r The tst heat was won
third. Time, 2:l6N. The second heat was flnis he'd
in the same order. Time, 9:iIs. The third heat
was repetition OF the second, and was won by
wilkes IN 2:l6A. -
The Washingtons and Chcagos finished up their
series OF games yesterday afternoon In the presence
OF about 1900 people, goodly portion OF whom
were ladies. The day was more suitable for good
playing than that OF Friday, the SUMS rays being
warmer, rendering Il pleasant to cit through the
brilliant in some respects, and at other times q
"comedy OF errors" for the home team, they made
Unfortunate misses that every time yielded run to
| as to him alone the Chicagos owe Inst OF their
runs Three times batters ought to have been called
were each time time foowd up by the batter making
saie MT; This was the case twice with Pferer
alone sun the batting Of the home team was weak,
always in the direction OF some OF the players.
Gilmore pitched good game, but the chief fault OF
watch his bases close enough The contest opened
up brilliantly for the home team as after Hines had
been retired Carroll reached first on balls, and on
Farrelis three bagger scored. Kries nit 10 vii
Shock hit safely to centre neli, Krleg going
out at second, Houck being put out at nrst.
Win two runs to our credit, things looked
bright. especially as the Chcagos were
retired In one, two, three order. But In their half
OF the second inning the Chcagos, on safe hit OF
Ryan and Darymple's drive over right field fence
on the first hound, scored two earned runs and
the game was tied. Both sides scored in the third
innings, that OF the Chicagos being on errors OF
MACK, Honck; and miserable error of Hines. In
and Dalrympe. In the lfth inning Ansou led on
with high-ny back Of the pitcher, which Farrell,
after planting himself for, allowed to drop between
h.sdngers Anson then stole second, and on hit OF
Pfeier, who ought to have been out strikes, went
to third Anson scored In an attempt to throw ont
runner 10 second. Williamson then struck safely
anu Pfener scored-score, to3. The lead was too
much for the washingons, who lacked the ability to
MT the ball, and after two more innings. during
which one more run was Tailed. the game was called
The principal plays were Shocks three catches In
right-deld, Carrolls beautiful catch of the fence
as well as his fine base running, Kellys catch Of
n liner over thrdb and Ryans right,ield work.
the audience good naturedly yelled and hooted at
Anson In trying to prOlong the game.