Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-18
SUMMARY OF ALL THE spoRYa
TrottinE and Running Races. Basenau
Gnmna mud Other n.nnAa

IrottinE and Running Races, Basenarr
Games and Other Events.
ROCHESTER,, Aug. l7-Iast day OF she
grand circuit races: The 2:83 class, trottinQ.
purse $1,000; Elda b. won three heats and
the race IN 2;25z, 2;241, 9;23JS. Consola-
ton race, 2'SO class, trotting, purse s. 87b,
divided, Geneva S. won three heats and the
race in 2;slSl, 2:2l16, 2:2lJl. The s17 class,
pacing, under saddle, purse 81, 900; Kinsman
won three OF the five heats in 2;1s, 2:e1H,
BRIGHTON BEACH RACES.
BRIGHTON BEACH RACE TRACK, Aug. n.
.First race, three-quarters Of a mile Nina w.
nrst, keystone second, Can't Tell third: time.
LISA. Second race, seven-eighths of a mile;
brian boru first, Lemon Blossom second, Ida
L. thirdi time, l:29s4. Third race, mile
ana sixteenth; Irix first, Kink second.
cardinal McClosky third; time, 1.5iH'
Fourth race, three-quarters OF a mile; Blu
brlen hrst, Drnmstick second, Berthe w. Colt
third; time, linz. Fifth race. mile and =
quarter Wilfred first, Troy second, Barnum
third time, 2;l294. Sixth race. one mSla.
Raymond first, Jim Glare second, subaltern
third; time, LACY.
huLDooH TOO MUCH FOR CANNON
CINCINNATI, Aug IRA wrestling match.
Sr'eco- roman style, between William Mui.
uoon ana Tom Cannon, was the attraction AZ
tne feople's theatre last night The match
WAS TWO best In three falls, for the entire ents
receipus ana the worlds championship.
nuluoon Won the first and third falls In
e,gnteen and thirty-one minutes respectively.
Nannon won the second in twenty one
THE PURITAN BADLY BEATEN.
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NhWPoRT, X l., Aug. 1s-In Yesterdays
yacht race from New Bedford the Mayaowor
beat the Puritan half an hour. The Sachem
won In the FIRST class schooners, the Bedouiu
N the third class sloops and the Pappooso "a
the sixth class sloops.
Won DER AHE SECURES GuApERr
HANEsyILLE o., Aug 1s-President Won
der Ahei OF the St. Louis Browns. was hera
until a late hour Thursday night in conu,lta-
ton with the GAINESVILLE management ard
secured the release Of Gumbert the eraok
pitcher Of the GAINESVILLE club, the eonsidera-
ton being $1,000 Gumbert Is a Pittsburg
boy, 20 years old
FRIDAYS BASEBALL GAMES.
At New York-New York Detroit ,,ar,a
called at the end Of the first inning on M.
count Of rain.
At Boston, Boston Chicago game post
poned on account Of rain.
AT Philadelphia--Plh Philadelphia. A Pitts
burg, 0. Hits: Philadelphia. -: Pittsbp,g
4 Errors; Philadelphia, 4: Pittsburv 4
batteries; Sanders and Schriyer Staley and
Miller. ~.
AT Washington Washington. :, Indian
apoiis, H. Hits; Washington. 8 Endiannno.
lis, II. Errors: Washington, s; Indianapol;s
a Batteries; Whitney and Mack, Bowie
and Myers. ''e
At Cincinnati-C Cincinnati Athletic game
called at the end Of the fourth inning on ac-
count Of rain.
AZ St Louis On Innings)-st Louis. 3.
Baltimore, Hits; ST. Louis, o; Balti.
more, z Errors: St Louis, 3; Baltimore. 3.
Batteries King and Boyle, Cunningham and
O'Brien. '''''
At Kansas City-Kansas CITY. y Rroot.
yn, a. hits: Kansas City, S. BROOKLYN. o
Errors Kansas City, 2; Brooklyn. .. Bat.
teries; Porter and Donohue, Hughes and
Bushong. 80
At Louisville-Louisville cleveland pama
called at the end Of the third inning on nd.
count OF rain.
AZ Buifalo-Buffalo- Rochester game post
poned on account Of wet grounds
At London-Londun, 9. Syracuse 4 Uits.
London, ID; Syracuse, II; Errors: London,
3; Syracuse, 4. Batteries: Giess and Kins,
low, Murphy and Walker.
Az Toronto-TOronto. 3; Albany. 4 Hits.
Toronto, z; Albany, II. Errors. Toronto
4; Albany, 8 Batteries: Weidman and ora
field, Downey and Quinn.