Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-14
SUMMARY OF ALL THE SPORTS.
Horse Racing, Baseball Games and Other
 Events.


 SHEEPSHEAD BAY Sent 14-First rece sweepstakes, mile and an eighth; Terra Gotta first, Lottie Wall second, Prose third: time. s:OO5-5. Second race, handicap sweepstakes, mile and an eighth; Wahoo first, Grisette second, Raymond third; time. :50. Third race, speed stakes, three-quarters of a mile; Egmont first, Brlttanic second Tipstaff third time, 1:17 2-5. Fourth race, the great east ern handicap, 2-year-olds, three-uuarters of A mile; Diablo first, Carroll second. Philander third; time, 1:17 Fifth race, purse, selling. mile and a quarter; Letretia first, Troy second, King B. third; time 2:12 2-5. Sixth race, handicap sweepstakes on turf, mile and quarter; Santacne first, Lelex second. Or lando third time, 2:l5
 STATE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION. BUFFALO, Sept. 14.-Seventy thousand people visited the fair grounds to witness the races ot the State Breeders association. First race, foals of 1885, mares and geldings. Nightingale Buffalo) won in three straisht heats, Aura Maid second Allie D. third; best time, 2:S219. Second race for stallions that had never beaten 2:25; Sunset Palchen (Waterloo, N G) had walk over, but WAS sent to beat his record; best time, 2:19h Third race, for fOals of 1885, stallions: Prince Regent Buffalol won in three straight heats. Roderick Sherwood, N Y.) second; best time, 2:3413. Fourth race, for stallions that had never beaten 2:40; Sturgeon Union Springs won, distancing the others in the third heat, Grover Cleveland (Macedon, N.YO second; best time, 3:26la. C. J. Hamlin's last mare, Belle Hamlin, was sent one heat against time. The weather was not favorable for fast race, however. though the mare exceeded expectations. She went to the half in :O5A ,three-GuartoIs ill :3S, but there the " ,l 2:l5$, excellent time for such day
 INTERNATIONAL BICYCLE TOURNAMENT
 HARTFORD, Sept 14.-The international bicycle tournament began at Charter Oak park yesterday afternoon ". \. Rowe. of Lynn, won the one mile professional cham pionship of America in :5Os4. Temple second. knaf third. Five-mile professional lap race Knapp 10 points, Crocler |, Rove 6, Temple, 6 time of miles, 3:l1, G:53"l 1O:Jl@4, Is :3l15, l6:b Temple has challenged Rowe to race for Sl ,000, two out of three
 MYERS WINS THE NORTHWEST CHAMPIONSHIP.
 MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 14.-The fight last night between Billy Myers, of Streater, Ills, and Danny NeeihaGn, of St. Paul. for the light weight championship of the northwest and Sl,OOO side, was wonsby Myers The contest was twenty rounds, Queensberry rules to govern, and the full number were fought without a clear knock down. The referee awarded the fight to Myers because he had the best of the fight in every round save two.
 THURSDAYS BASEBALL GAMES
 At Pittsburg- -Pittsburg, B. Washington. & Hits: Pittsburg, $; Washington, 12. Err TOTS: Pittsburg, s; Washington, 5. Batteries: Staley and Miller, Keefe and Mack.
 At lndlanapohs-Indianapolis, 2; Boston, TO- Hits: Indianapolis, 10; Boston, II. Err TOTS: Indianapolis, ,; Boston, z Batteries: Burdick and Myers, Clarkson and Tate.
 At Detroit-Detroit, II; Philadelphia, ?, Hits: Detroit, l5; Philadelphia, r, Errors: Detroit, ,; Philadelphia, , Batteries: Get zein and Wells, Sanders and Shriver.
 At Chicago-Chicago, ,; New York, 8. Hits: Chicago, 10; New York, ,. Errors: Chicago, ,; Now York f Batteries: Tener and Daily, Wclch and Ewing.
 At delphia--Ath!etic. 9; Baltimore, 1. Hits Athletic, s; Baltimore, 5 Errors: Athletic, 3; Baltimore, ,. Batteries: Seward and Robinson, kiIroy and CantA
 At St. Louis-St. Louis, 5: Louisville 3. Hits: St Louis, r.; Louisville, }. Errors: St Louis, ,; Louisville, i. Batteries: King and Boyle, Stratton and Cross
 At Toronto-Toronto, 9; Troy. ,. Hits: Toronto, II; Troy, 7 Errors: Toronto, g: Troy, 10. Pitchers: Weidman and Haddock.
 At Butfalo-Butfalo, l5; Albany, l2 Hits: Buffalo, 19; Albany, 15 Errors: Buffalo, 1; Albany, z. Pitchers Gibbs and Allen.