Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-05-23
SPORTING NEWl
events on the Race Track and News rom
 the Diamond.

SPORTING NEWs
 events on the Race Track and News rom
 the Diamond.
 NEW YORK, May 23.-The Brooklyn Jockey club track was in good condition yesterday weather clear and pleasant First race. handicap sweepstakes, six furlongs; Laredo first, Lady Primrose second, Fitzroy third; time, 1:1415. Second race, handicap sweep stakes, mile and sixteenth; Bordeialse first Cyclone colt second, Lottery third; time, 1:4911. Third race, Brooklyn Derby, for 3-year-olds, mile and quarter. The start was made with Emperor of Norfolk ln the lead, Sir Dixon next, followed by Prince Royal. Prince Royal ran out and made the race for nearly mile, when the others commenced to close on him. On the upper turn the Emperor moved up and took first place. All were whipping but Murphy, who came on and won easily in 2:0sN, Sir Dixon second, three lengths in front of Prince Royal, third Fourth race, Lawnview handl- cap, mile and an eighth; Ordway first, Favor second, Richmond third; time, 1:56. Fifth race, purse, 2-year-olds, five furlongs; Blazon first, Harrisburg second, Jay F. Dee third, time, 1:03I. Sixth race, purse, selling, seven furlongs; Banner Bearer first, Lackawanna second, Battery third; time, 1:30.
 RACES AT LOUISVILLE.
 LOUISVILLE, May 23.-The attractive card for yesterdays races drew large crowd to the race track First race, Louisville hotel handicap sweepstakes one mile; Perslmmons first, Insolence second, Glenhal third; time, 1:42. Second race, Kentucky Oaks, mile and half; Tenpenny first, Los Angeles second, Quindara Belle third; time, 2:42. Third race, seven furlongs; Winslow first, Elgin second, Parish third; time, 1:3OL. Fourth race, for mainen 2-year-olds; Meta first, Minnie Pal mer second, Allabrene third; time, :O5. Fifth race, six furlongs; Roi dor first, Go- lightly second, Fullsail third; time, l:17]a.
 FOR THE soMERsErsHIRE STAKES.
 LONDON May 23.--At the Bath and Somer- set county meeting yesterday the race for the Somersetshire stakes was won by Gen. Pearson's 4-year-old chestnut colt, Ruddigore, with Mir. T. Cannon's 4-year-old chestnut lilly Coraline second, and Lord Edward Somerset's 5-year-old bay horse, Wine Sour third.
 TUESDAYS BASEBALL GAMES.
 At Hamilton-Hamilton, 5; Rochester, g. Hits: Hamilton, 3; Rochester, 13. Errors: Hamilton 6; Rochester, 1. Batteries: Wood and Visner, Hays and McHale
 At Toronto-Toronto, 4; Syracuse, 1. Hits: Toronto, 4; Syracuse, B. Errors: Toronto, 4; Syracuse, g. Batteries: Atkinson and Drake, Higgins and Walker.
 At London-London, 0; Troy, 6. Hits: Lon don, 5; Troy, 6. Errors: London, 6; Troy, 0. Batteries: Bishop and Kinslow, Scoring and Beatty.
 At Buffalo-Bufalo, 1s Albany, l. Hits: Buffalo, 25; Albany, 5 Errors: Buffalo, 5; | Albany, q Batteries: Harland and Kop- pei, Lord and Quinn.
 At Brooklyn-Brooklyn, g; Kansas City, 4 Hits: Brooklyn, 15; Kansas City, 5. Errors: Brooklyn, 10; Kansas City, z. Batteries: Hughes and Clark, Porter and Donohue. At Baltimore-Baltimore, 2; St. Louis, 4. Hits: Baltimore, 4; St Louis, 2. Errors: Baltimore, 4; St. Louis, 5. Batteries: Gun. ningham and O'Brien, Knouff and Miligan. At Cleveland-Cleveland, 4; Cincinnati. 6. Hits: Cleveland, g.; Cincinnati, 9. Errors: Cleveland, 5; Cincinnati, 2. Batteries: Gilks and Zimmer, Mullane and Baldwin. At hiladelphia-Athletic, 6; Louisville, 5. Hits: Athletic, g; Louisville, 9. Errors; | Athletic, 4; Louisville, g. Batteries: Matti l At Pittsburg-Pittsburg, 3; Washington, 6. Hits: Pittsburg, 9; Washington, 12. Er. TOTS: Pittsburg, 5; Washington, B. Batteries: Morris and Carroll, O'Day and Deasley.
 At Chicago-Chicago, 9; Philadelphia, 4 Hits: Chicago, q; Philadelphia, 9. Errors l Chicago, 5; Philadelphia, 8. Batteries KrOCK auu Flint, R.,faart<r and CIarnents At Indianapolis Indianapolis, 9; Boston, { | Hits: Indianapolis, 4; Boston, 2. Errors In l dianapolis, 4; Boston, 1. Batteries: Shreve and Buckley, Sowders and O'Rourke. At Detroit-Detroit, 4, New York, 6. Hits | Detroit, IS; New York, IA Errors: Detroit | 8; New York, 6 Batteries: Getzein and | Ganzell, Titcomb and Murphy.