Evening journal., 1888-09-27
SUMMARY OF ALL THE SPORTS
Autumn Horse Racing, Baseball Games
and Other Events

ana other Events.
NEW YoRK, Sept 27.-The results of the
races at the Brooklyn Jockey club are as fol-
lows: First race, sweepstakes thrae-q quarters
| Of miles Banner Bearer first, sorrento sec
ond, Speedwell third, time, 1:l7@S. Second
race, sweepstakes, mile and quarter; Favor
Iirst, Tristan second, Huntress third: time.
2:l5 Third race, Ocean View stakes, 3-year-
olds, mile and a quarter; King Crab first.
Montague second, Mnraude- third tiina, 900.
Fourth race, ParlSvile handicap, mile aud an
eighth; Bessie June frst, Eurus second, Au.
relia third; time, 2;00'6. Fifth racs sweep
stakes, maiden 2year-olds, five furlongs:
Eccola FLY first, era ksnan second, The
Tartar third; time, 1864. Sixth rue +, purss.
one mile; Una j. first, Pasha second. Refund
third; time, l.464.
LOUISVILLE JOCKEY cLUB.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 27.-First race. three
quarters of mile; Finality frsf, M.scri
second, Dick DelaHy third; umu, l:l7iI
Second race, one mile; Birthday t,tst. Ia
nacity second, Catalpa third time, l4ss3
Third race, three-quarters of a mile; HlAdoo
craft first, Nyleptha second, Jalian ikirs:
time, l:i6A. Fourth race sevon-eighths Of
a mile; Tom Nichols first, Golightly seond,
Ten Like third; time, 1:Slh. Firth race,
mile and an eighth; Comedy first, Overton
second, Asceola third; time, l 5Sl[.
ocoNNoR DEFEATS LEE
GoDRRIcH, Ont, Sept ga two mile
sculling race for geo side between WIN
lam OConnor and George W. Lee WAS rowed
over the harbor course yesterday afternoon,
a heavy rain storm in progress at the time
preventing the use Of the outer course.
OConnor got away in the lead, which he in
creased at the first turn and maintained until
the finish, winning easily by length Time,
" min. so sec.
M'AULBFE AND KERRIGAN FIGHT DRAW.
BosToN, Sept. 27-Jack McAulifRe, Of
Brooklyn, and Patsey Kerrigan, Of Boston,
fought ten rounds, with two ounce gloves,
for purse Of $3.50, here last night The
fight resulted in a draw. McAuliffe did
nearly all the lead ng, and nearly every
round ended with short arm work and a
clinch. In the tenth round McAuliffe landed
his left on Kerrigan's chest and swung his
right into kerrigan's left eye, drawing the
only blood of the match, Kerrigan replying
with a staggering blow in the jaw. There
was some hard hitting, and it was a good
fight throughout The referee decided it a
draw
WEDNESDAYS BASEBALL GAMES.
At Pittsburg-F stsburg, 8; Detroit, l.
Hits: Pittsburg, q; Detroit, o Errors Pitts
burg, 3; Detroit, /. Batteries: Calvin and
Miller, Conway and Cancel
At Washington-fiTst game; Washington,
8, New York, @. Hits: Washington, z; New
York, H. Errors: Washington, 8; New
York, l. Batteries: Whitney and Mack,
Welch and Ewing. Sec md game: Washing
ton, a New York, ). Hits: Washington, 8;
New York, g. Errors; Washington. 1; New
York, Batteries: Keefe and Arundel,
Titcomb and Murphy
At Chicago Chicago, 10; Indianapolis, s.,
Hits; Chicago, 13; indianapolis, 3. Errors;
Chicago, 8; indianapolis, 9 Batteries: Tener
and Darling, Shreye aad Daily
Observation-Disclosures game postponed on
account Of rain
AT Cincinnati Cincinnati, s. Cleveland.
/. Hits: Cincinnati, Z; Cleveland, 5. Err
rors; Cincinnati, 2; Cleveland, 2 Batteries;
Viau and Keenan,, Bakely aad SNYDER.
At Kansas City-Kansas City 4; Brook
lyn, s Hits: Kansas City, 6; BROOKLYN. 12.
Errors: Khns;ls CITY. .; Rrnalslvn, q. Bat
tslies: Porter and Donohue, Hughes and
Clark.
At St. Louis-St. Louis q; Athletic, 5.
Hits; St Louis, 1; Athletic, s Errors: St.
Louis, 9; Athletic, 3 Batteries: King and
Boyle, Weyhing and Townsend
At Louisville-Louisville 2; Baltimore, 4
Hits: Louisville, s; Baltimore, 8 Errors:
Louisville, 2; Baltimore, l. Batteries: Ewing
and Vaughn, Kilroy and Cantz
At Hamilton-Hamilton, L. London, s.
Game called in third inning on account Of
rain Pitchers: Lewelyn and Hustled.
At Utica-Utica, Z: Stars, s. Hits: Utica.
8; Stars, 4. Errors; Utica, o. Stars, o. Bat
teres; Kellogg and Jones, Bishop Marr,
Murphy and Schellhasse.