Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-22
SUMMARY OF ALL rAg SPORTS.
Horse Eaosnw snd other rv~ats--Rafi
Prevents RnsenaU enuaes

Horse Hscing srd other Fv~nts--Rafn
Prevents baseball Games.
SARATOGA, n. ", Aug. 22-First race,
tho misses stakes, 2-year-old FLIES, six fur
longs; Gypsy Queen first, L.ioness second.
Daisy Woodruff third; time, l.l6. Second
race, handicap, milo and sixteenth; Vos-
burg first, Santa Lene second, Mollie Nc
Carthy's Inst third, time, i:49 Third race,
Beverwyck stakes, a mile aud 300 yards;
Kingston first Wary second, Terra Gotta
third time. 2;l3L Fourth race, BEATEN
horses, six furlongs; Belle Dor first Leo II.
second, Clay Stockton third; time, 1:l5.
Fifth race, steeplechase, mile and half;
Killarney first, Bsechmore second, Nat
Goodwin third; time, 25L
MONMOUTH RACES.
MONMOUTH PARK RACE TRAoK, Aug. % II
First race seven furlongs; Joe Lee first
Mary I. secono, Magma third; time, l.S2lI.
Second race, select stakes, for 2-year-olds,
threequArters Of n mile; Aurecoma first,
Tipstaif second. Sorrento third; time, lar.
laird race, choice stakes, mike and a half;
George Oyster first, Sir Dixon second, Tara
gon third; time, 2:42 Fourth race. mile and
a sixteenth Hypocrite first, Rupert second,
Supervisor third; time, Busy Fifth race,
five furlongs; Britannia first, Harry Russell
second Umpire finished first but was dis
qualified for foul Sixth race, selling,
mile and an eighth; Lucy II. hrst Ernest,
Sccond, Glenspray third; time. 2;o3s4. Sew
enth race, steeplechase, short course; Elphin
/ flrst, Puritan second, Repartee third; Time,
300
NATIONAL CRooUET TOURNAMENT.
NORWICH, Conn, Aug. 23.-The second
/ day u the National Croquet association
meeting opened with RAIN which has In
creased since morning. Fourteen tourna-
ment games were played before noon. In
the first division Mauer, Keyport, N. j.,
won 2; Jacobus, New Brunswick, N. j., won
2; Wambald, Staten Island, lost =; Read,
New York. lost b; johnson, Philadelphia,
lost +: Bishop, Norwich, won 2; Dickey,
Norwich. lost 1 Germond, Chicago. lost /.
In the second division Spauiding, Townsend
Harbor, won Baldwin Dnnbury, won
Whitman. Troy. N. y, lost /; Phelps
Passaic, N. j.. lost /; Davenport, Florence
Mass, won / i; Greenslit, Philadelphia, lost l.
In the third division Frisbee, New York
won 4; Cieaver, Philadelphia, lost 1 Driver
Staten Island. won .; Adamson, Danbury
lost Barrett, Philadelphia, lost 1. A tint
record OF the games was kept The best tint
was made by Jacobus and Read, vino nn
ished in thirtythree minutes. Sixteen pris
games have been finished
/ TUESDAYS BASEBALL GAMES.
The rain was quito general, and many q
tho games were postponed Those playel
resulted as follows:
AT poiis--lndisnapoiis, 8; Detroit
8 Hits. indianapolis, .; Detroit, 10. Errors
Indianapolis, 0; Detroit, .. Batteries: Shrsv
! and Buckley, Gruher and Bennett
/ AtSt Lous-St. Louis, q; Brooklyn,
/ Hits; St. Louis, II Brooklyn, 6. Errors: 81
! Louis i, Brooklyn, 4. Batteries: Hudso
/ aud Boyle Foutz and Bushong.
I At Kansas City-Kansas City, 8; Bait
more, 4 Hits: Kansas City, 10; Baltimore
Z. Errors: Kansas City, 4; Baltimore,
Batteries: Sullivan and Donohue, Kilro
! and Fulmer.
\ At Albany-Albany. Q; London, T. Hit
Albany, 6; London, o Errors; Albany,
i London, O. Batteries: Coushhn and GUM
!. Cain and Kinslew.
At Hamiiton-lIamilton, Il Toronto,
! Bits. Hamilton, II; Toronto, o Error
4 Hamilton, 5, Toronto, . Batteries: WoS
Il and Thayer, Atkisson and 0ldfeld.
Il At Buffalo-BuiTalo, rs; Troy, 0. Hi
/ Buffalo, IA; Troy, g. Errors; buffalo,
Y Troy, G. Batteries Barton and Welch, Ha
4, dock and Banning.
y AT Rochester, Rochester, 3; Syracuse,
\ Hits: Rochester, s; Syracuse, 10 Erro
4 Rochester, O.; Syracuse, 1. Batteries; IA
N and Toy, Gilmore, Bishop and Walker.