Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-09
THE WORLD OF SPORT.
Events on tho Race Track and News from
 the Diamond.

 Events on tho Race Track and News from
 the Diamond. | CINCINNATI, O., June 0.-The following arc the results of the races at Latonia yesterday: First race, purse, seven-eighths of male; Pat Donovan first, Gallatin second, GalateR third; time, 1:29H. Second race, purse, half a mile; Brahman first, Minnie Palmer second, Gypsy third; time, 49M. Third race, purse, three-quarters of mile; Parish first, Viranza second, Antonlo third; time, 1:16. Fourth race, division of the third race, under the same conditions; Tam O'Shanter first Orange Girl second, Business third; time, 1:16. Fifth race, handicap sweepstakes, for 8-yearolds and upward, one mile; Elmira first, Hector second, Glen Hall third; time, 1:43. Sixth race, sensation stakes for 2-year- olds, three-quarters of a mile; Kasson first, Proctor Knott second, Come to Taw third; time, 1:16.
 RACES AT ST. LOUIS.
 ST. LOUIS, June 0.-The results of the races here yesterday were as follows. First race, purse, seven-eighths of mile; Balance first, Cloud second, FanGhett. third time, 1:3OI. Second race, purse, one mile; Wary first, Jacobin second. Unite third; time, 1:45. Third race, directors stakes, for 3-year-olds, mile and quarter; Huntress first, Jack Cocks second, Alexander third; time, 2:151. Fourth race, purse, three-Quarters of a mile; Once Again first, Champagne Charlie second; !; time, 1:l8H two starters). Fifth race, milo and a sixteenth; Leila May first, Nan second, Fosteral third; time 1:52L. FRIDAYS BASEBALL GAMES.
 At New York-New York, 19; Chicago, 8 Hits: New York, 1o; Chicago, 5. Errors: New York, 8; Chicago, 8. Batteries: Welch
 
 At Washington-Wa ashington, 1; Indian apolis, Z. Hits: Washington, 4; Indianapolis, 2. Errors: Washington, o; Indianapolis, S.
 At Philadelphia Philadelphia. B. Pitts burg, O; Iias: Philadelphia, g.; Pittsburg, 4 Errors: Philadelphia, 8; Pittsburg, g. Bat teries: Bufinton and Clements, Calvin and Miller.
 At Boston-Boston, 5; Detroit. H. Hits: Boston, l2; Detroit, l9. Errors: Boston, T; Detroit, 8. Batteries: Clarkson and Kelly, Getzein and Burnett. Fifteen innings. De- troit made six runs in the last innfng.)
 At Baltimore 5; Athletic. |. Hits: Baltimore, 9; Athletic, 8. Errors: Baltimore, 3; Athletic, T. Batteries: Matti- more and Cunning, Cunningham and O'Brien.
 At syracuse-syracuse, 10; Buffalo, g. Hits: Syracuse, IA; Buffalo, 15 Errors: Syracuse, 6; Buffalo, 6.
 At Rochester-Rochester, 9; Toronto, 5. Hits: Rochester, 6; Toronto, 5. Errors: Rochester, 5: Toronto, ?.
 At Troy-Troy, 12; Hamilton, 9. Hits: Troy, 12; Hamilton, 12. Errors: Troy, 8; Hamilton, 16
 At Albany-Albany, l0; London, Il. Hits: Albany, 10; London, 8. Errors. Albany, G. London, 4.
 1ofo +lo t~ 4 yesterday.
 Campana signalized his return from sick leave of absence yesterday by making { home run.
 Pittsburg people think that $3,000 is too much to pay for Pitcher Burdick's release The deal is off.
 A dog fight between Ansonia and Naug atuck bull terriers for S1OO 8 side will tak' | place somewhere within the state, nex 1 week.
 Kansas City has not yet got over the wild western bucolic habit of throwin. money to it's favorite pitcher and bricks al the umpire. ....-
 When Van Haltren muffed Irwin's hit Anson held up his hand with the finger spread, evidently meaning that Van Hal tired was fined $5.
 Since the foundation of the Inter collegiate league. Yale and Harvard hay each won twenty-nine games. Accordingl the championship game at Cambridge to day will be watched with good deal c interest.
 Umpire Doescher imposed the followin fines yesterday, on Cincinnati players fo back talk: Tebeau, $10; Carpenter, SIG Mullane, s5; Nicol, $25; Keenan, sz Welch, of the Athletics, $1O. Umpir Doescher claims that the Cincinnati player have been trying to get the crowds dow on him.
 The new shell for the Yale universit crew will be returned to Waters, as it not at all satisfactory. The hull was nc i. built according to the dimensions given the order, and the paper was not hardene enough to make the boat sufficiently rigit new freshman shell.
 Macullar and "Bug" Halliday of tl } Des Moines team are quoted as saying tn, } I4ovett is undoubtedly the crack twirler ( } the Western association. "He's a goo } man at any and all stages of the game, , Holiday remarked, "and the club ol ) posed to him is never certain of victor until the last inning is played" A con pliment from such old players and capitol
 critics as Macullar and Holiday is wort l receiving.
 l It was lucky thing for the Chicago that they did not come here yesterday ft judging by the game with the Connectic1 : league tail-enders at Danbury, which the won by score of to 3 only, they wou] ] have been beaten by the Resolutes, Il s league leaders -Meriden Journal As u 8 Resolutes were defeated IA to 4 by u Waterburys that day, the Chicagos wei s doubly lucky that they did not come her 8 But as the Danburys knocked out u t Waterburys the day before, the whole re 7 soning falls flat.
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