Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-27
SUMMARY OF ALL THE SPORTS.
Events on the Turf, the Water Course,
 the Diamond and the Ring.

MONMOUTH PARK RAGE TRACK, N J., July 27.-Nrst race, three-quarters of a mile; Grimaldi first, Shotover second, Fitroy third time, 1:1Ss4 Second race, optional stakes, for 2-year-olds, three-quarters of a mile; Groomsman first, Clarissa second, Bill Barnes third; time, 1:16A. Third race, Trenton stakes, for 3-year-olds, mile and an eighth; Defaulter first, Little Jim second, Minority Colt third; time, l:57s4- Fourth race, Navesink handicap, mile and half; Connemara first, FirenZi second, Eurus third; time, 2:35]S. Fifth race, handicap sweep stakes, one mile; Joe Lee first, Tele Doe sec ond, Strideaway third; time, 1:4211. Sixth race, selling, seven furlongs; Grenadier first, l Malaria second, Rowland third time, 1:29.
 SYRACUSE RACES.
 SYRACUSE, N Y, July 27.-2:25 class; | Lucilles Baby first, Lady Hill second, Fanny | C. third; time. 2:24s4. Consolation race; Minot first, Brantford second, Wyandotte third; time, 2:32A. Running race; Fred
 Creek third; time, 1:4Ss<. John Penny, who rode Fred Davis in Wednesdays race, was
 arrested for striking Worthy Robinson, who
 rode Crown Prince. It is charged that
 Penny struck Robinson several times with
 his whip while the horses were at full speed
 Robinson claims $250 damages for the as-
 sault and $500 for being made to lose the
 race Robinson is hardly Is years old, while
 Penny is a full grown man. Penny was held
 in $500 bail.
 LEE DEFEATS WISE
 BARRIE, Ont, July 27.--The boat race be-
 tween George w. Lee, of New York, and Il.
 D. Wise, of Toronto, for $500 a side, distance
 three miles, took place on kempertield bay.
 At the word ''go" Lee pped first and shot ahead. He steered little wild and Wise al o,,b and at f ha half milo lpIJ bT q length At the buoy Lee had closed this gap, and both started back together, but Lee making the quicker turn, placed himself four lengths ahead and kept there until 100 yards from the finish, when Wise reduced the lead to three lengths. Lee won easily Time, 90 min, 20 sec.
 TEEMER LOOKING FOR SNAP. BOSTON, July 37.-John Teemer writes to The Herald from Syracuse, N. Y., proposing a sweepstakes boat race at the end of the season between OConnor, Gaudaur and him. self each to put i'll g 500, the winner to take all the stakes and 50 per cent of the net gate 5 receipts, or purse, the second man to take the remaining 40 per cent of the receipts and } any purse that may be offered for second position.
 WILL FIGHT SMITH ANYWHERE. ! NEW YORK, July 27.-Conley, the Ithaca H ueAS dCCSpLSd Soill cLullu CudlI9DSS 70 \ fight in England, France or Spain for $5, 900 \ 8 side, London prize ring rules THURSDAYS BASEBALL GAMES. At New York-New York, $; Philadelphia. 1. Hits: New York, l2; Philadelphia 3. \ Errors: New York, l; Philadelphia, 8 Bat \ teries Welch, Ewing and Brown, Casey, \ Hallman and Schriver
 ' At Boston-Boston, f; Washington 5. ! Hits: Boston, 9; Washington, T. Errors: h Boston, $; Washington, s. Batteries: Rad bourn and Kelly, Whitney and Mack At Chicago-Detroit, 3; Chicago, l. Hits: \ Detroit, D; Chicago, f Errors: Detroit. l; ! Chicago, 1. Batteries: Gezc and Bennett, Baldwin and Daly.
 ! At Plttsburg-Plttsburg, 5; lnJianayolis, ! l. Hits: Pittsburg, s; Indianapolis, To- Er- ! TOTS: Pittsburg, ?; Indianapolis, 8 Batteries: Morris and Carroll, Healy aud Da!y At Butfalo-Butfal 10: Troy, B Hits: { Buffalo, To; Troy, ? Errors: BuIT,l.v 7; e Troy, 15. Batteries: Farming anu '3l.ch, { White and Hackett.
 At Toronto-Toronto, 1; Syracuse. , Hits: ! Toronto, 15; Syracuse, s. Errors: Toronto, 8; Syracuse, 6. Batteries: Atksson and \ Decker, Murphy and Walker. At Hamilton-Hamiton, 8; Albany, g. ! Hits: Hamilton, 12; Albany, 6. Errors: ! Hamilton, B. Albany, 9. Batteries: Green ' aIu lSll6I, COIellliu dIu W SckDecker. ' At London-London-R Rochester game post \ poned. Rain.
 At Brooklyn-Brooklyn, 9; Kansas City, ,. ! Hits: Brooklyn, 16; Kansas City, If. Err TOTS: Brooklyn 5; Kansas City, T. Batteries: Terry and Peoples, Porter and Donohue. At Cleveland-Cleyeland, ?; Louisville 8. ! Hits: Cleveland, 8; Louisville, 8. Errors: ! Cleveland, l Louisville, 6. Batteries: O'Brien ! and Trimmer, Ewing and Vaughan. At phia-Athletic, 12; Cincinnati, 9. Hits: Athletic, 9; Cincinnati, O. Errors: \ Athletic, 5; Cincinnati, 5. Batteries: Seward ! and Robinson, Mullen ana keenan. ! At Baltimore-Baltimore, l St. Louis, T. I Hits: Baltimore, 10; St: Louis, 5. Errors: \ Baltimore, l. St. Louis, 5. Batteries: King \ and Boyle, Smith and Cantz. ! At Allentown-Allentown '; Newark, 6. ! Hits: Allentown, 10; Newark, 13 Errors ! Allentown, 8; Newark, 6. Batteries: Zell ! and Williams, Baker and Sullivan. At Wilkesbarre: Binghamton, 10; Wilkes barre, '. Hits: Binghamton, 12; Wilkes ! barre, g. Errors: Binghamton, f; Wilkes ! barre, 6 Batteries: Shannon and Dowse, ! Chapman and Collins
 ! At Scranton-Soranton, 5; Elmira, 4 l Hits: Scranton, 12; Elmira, g. Errors Scranton, l; Elnira, f. Batteries: Lynch ! and Hayes, Goodale and Pitze.