Evening journal., 1888-09-20
SUMMARY OF Al TIE SPORTS.
Athletic Meeting at Detroit, Horse Rae
ing. Baseball Games.

Athletic Meeting at Detroit, Horse Rae
ing, Baseball Games.
DETROIT, Sept. 2Q-The Amateur Athletic
Union Of the United States held its first meet
ing in this CITY yesterday. The results were
as follows: One hundred yards dash, first
heat Sheriff. Yale college, New York Auh-
letic club, winner; time 10 2-5 sec. Second
heat, Ford, Staten Island Athletic club, win
ner: time, 10 3-5 sec Third heat, Westing,
Manhattan Athletic club, winner; time, 10 rs
sec.
Burkhard, OF the Pastime Athletic club,
won the one mile walk in 6;54 1-5 reducing
the best record by . 45 SEQ
In the 20 yards race Westing won the
first heat in % 2-5 sec Fourth heat, Bah
cock, New York Athletic club walkover.
The deciding heat was won by Westing IN
10 20 sec
The hurdle race, 100 yards, was won by
Jordan, Of the New York Athletic club, in
the second heat in % rs sec. The final heat
was won Try Westing in y l-5 sec.
One mile race Gibbs, Toronto Athletic
club, won in 4i27 Is.
Running high jump, won by Webster, Of
the Manhattan club, feet 615 inches
Two-mile bicycle race, Crist, Of the Colum-
bin Athletie club of Washington, won IN
6Ap Ia
The 20 yards hurdle race was won by
Copeland, of the Manhattans, in 20 As seconds
Lange, Of the Manhattans, won the three
mile walk in 23;43 3-5.
The first heat Of the 400 yards run was won
by Thornton, Of the New York club, in IS
seconds; the second by Bradish, Of the same
club, in So 10, and the final by Dahon, OF the
New York Athletic club
The $50 yards dash was won by Tracy, Of
the Halifax Athletic club in 22l IS; Smith,
Of the New York club, second
The fve-mile race was won by Council, of
the Manhattans, in 26l46 80
Putting the sixteen pound shot was won by
Gray, of the New York Athletic club AZ feet
l01s inches
Running long jump, Halpin, of the Olympic
Athletic club Of New York, won with % feet
Barry, Of Queens college, put the sixteen
pound hammer III feet inch, and won
Godshnll, of the Mnnhattans, won the pole
vault with 10 feet
Condon Of the New York Athletic club,
won n putting the fifty-sx-pound weight q
feet . inches
LoUIsvILLE JOCKEY CLUB.
LOUISVILLE, Sept 20 0-First race, ono mile;
Poteen first, Erebus second, Harry Glenn
third; time, 1l421S. Second race, three
quarters Of a mile; Tom Hood first Everett
second, Lady Rose third; time, 1.la Third
race, the st. Leger stakes, two miles; Long
Chance 1rst, J. b. Clay second, Frankfort
thlrd TINE, g;95, Fourth race five eighths
Of niIo, famini first, Sunlight second,
Sparkling third; time, 1:014. Firth race,
seven sighths Of mile, Panama first, Stride
away second, Wyndom third; time, 20S4
BROOKLYN JOCKEY cLUR RACES
New YoRK, Sept. 20.-4 lSt race, sweep
stakea une mile; Kingston first, King Crab
second OaISnan third; time, 1;5lk Second
race, handicap sweepstakes, mile and an
eighth; King Idle first, Daruna second,
" ahoo third; time, / ,59h. Third race, Sea
breeze stak =, mile and sixteenth, selling,
Lelo May first, Ballston second Ocean third
time 53A. Fourth race, Neptune stakes
2year-olds, six furlongs; Radiant first, Brah-
min second Felicia third; time, 1:17]4. Fifth
race, sweepstakes, mile and three-sixteenths
Bella i. first, Pee Weep second, Belle d'Oi
third; time, 20SJ6. Sixth race, heavy weight
handicap sweepstakes, six fuIlongs Mirabeau
first, BaTrister second, Banner Bearer third
time, l:lT5s.
CURRIERS' IN CONVENTION.
| Curling Club association Of America met in it
twenty second annual session here II re
ports showed a membership Of thirtYnin.
clubs George Grieve, of New York, wa.
elected president for the ensuing year: Mai
John Peattie, of Utica, first vice president
John McCulloch, of ST. Paul, second vic,
president; William Or1niston, D. D., of New
York chaplain; David Fouls, Of New York
secretary end treasurer. The next meeting
will be held at Albany
WEDNESDAYS BAsEBAI.L GAxEa
At Pittsburg-P -Pittsburg, 4; New York, /
Hits Pittsburg, z Z New York, TO- Errors
Pittsburg, .; New York 4 Batteries: Molri
and Carroll, Weich and Ewing
Al Detroit--Detroit, 2; Boston, O. Hits
Detroit, 4 Boston, 2 Errors. Detroit, Z
| Boston, ! Batteries Gruber and GanzeI
Radboirne and Tate
At Chicago Philadelphia, 8; Chicago, {
Hits: Philadelphia, Z; Chicago, 8 Errors
Philadelphia, 0; Chicago 2 Batteries: Bu
finton and Clements, Tener and Farrell
At Observation-Disclosures, II Athletic,
HITS: Cnohnati, IS; Athletic, TO- Errors
| Cincinnati Q; Athletic, s. Batteries: Via
and Baldwin, BAR and Robinson
At St. Louis-St. Louis, 6; Baltimore.
Hits: St Louis, "a; Baltimore, q Error
/ ST. Louis, g; Baltimore 3 Batteries: Kin
and Boyle, Kilruy and Cantz
At Kansas City-kansas City, 0; Glow
land, 9 Hits; Kansas City, 81 Cleveland.
Errors: Kansas City. ?; Cleveland, 4 Bs
teries. Porter and Donohue, 0'bIlen and III
Guire
At 1ouisville-LoUisvllle Il; Brooklyn,
Hits. Louisville, 10; Brooklyn, & Error,
louisville, ?; brooklyn, g. BATTERIES: Ran
sey and Kerins, Hughes and Chgh.
AT Toronto-Toronbo-E Hamilton game pos
poned Rain
At Rochester Rochester o; Troy, q Hit
Rochester,, S; Troy, 4 Errors. Rochester,
Troy, 8. Pitchers: Callih0n and Haddock
Atsyracuse- -syracusa, s, Albany, O Hit
Syracuse, "A; Albany, 3 ErTors: 6yTacas
OS Albany, O Pitchers; Bishop and Hoove
Stricken with Paralysia
BnIDeEgsoRT, Me, Sept. s0-WarFen Biz
ex-United States consul al Panalna. hos 81
fered a severn shock of paralysis at his hou
In Saoo and X not expected 10 recover.
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