Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-02

entry, settlement and occupation until
further provision by law. After a dis
cussion on the amendment, and without
action, the House adjourned.
BASEBALL.
ben HarrfsOn,s Allies Learning the
National Game.
CHICAGO, September Fifteen hun
dred people witnessed the baseball game
between the San Francisco and Chicago
Chinese clubs at the National League
ball park this afternoon. No Cinnamon
were present except the players. The
Caucasians paid full admission to see
stupid game of three innings, which
lasted two hours and half and resulted
in score of "a to 20, in favor of San
Francisco.
PHILADELPHIA, Septem ber l. 1.--Athletics
2, st. Louis 8.
Boston, September The Giants were
out batted to-day, but they punched their
hits and finally won. The fielding of the
visitors was perfect. Score: Boston 2,
New York 5. Batteries: For Boston,
Clarkson and Kelly; for New York,
Welch and Ewing.
m,P m,PHILADELPHIA, September l. - The
game was battle between Saunders and
Widner; both did good work. Score:
Philadelphia 2, Washington 0. Batteries,
for Philadelphia, Saunders and Schriver;
for Washington, Widner and Arundel.
BALTIMORE, September baltimore
3, Louisville 9.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 1.-The Chicagos
became demoralized in the fifth innings,
and the home team pulled away from
them. Score: Indianapolis s, Chicago 5.
Batteries, for indianapolis Burdick and
Buckley, for Chicago Baldwin and DAILY.
PrTTsBURG, September 1.-The home
team won the first game to-day by for
tunate punching of hits and bad fielding
by CAMEL and White. Score: Pitts
burg 7, Detroit 8. Batteries: For Pitts
burg, Calvin and Miller; for Detroit,
Getzein and Wells.
In the second game the visitors won
the game as they played. Coleman made
remarkable running catch. Score:
Pittsburg 2. Detroit s. Batteries: For
Pittsburg Morris and Miller, for Detroit
Conway and Bennett.
SAN Francisco, September 1.-Haver-.
lys 3, Oakland 2.
STOCKTON, September 1.-Stockton 8,
Pioneers 2.
Racing Resul Is.
GRASS VALLEY, September Rum
ming, tive-eighths miles-Sir Thad won,
Gray Guest second. Time 06T.
Running, free for all, one mile and re-
peat, three starters-Susie Stock first
heat, Dan Douglass second heat, but the
judges after investigation gave the race
to Douglass, and second money to
Hermes, disqualifying Susie S. for i'm
peding the latter. Best time "A.
Trotting, 2:27 class, $500, three start
ers-Emma Temple took first heat, Vic
tor took succeeding heats and Hall
Barbara distanced. Time, 2:25.
Special trot, 2:25, four starters-Blue
Belle took first, second and fourth heats,
Little Doc third heat. Best time, 2 32.
A. Jeems, stranger here, won the
quarter-mile race from Matt Wheelan in
one minute. Over $4,000 in pools.
CLOSE AT MARYsvILLE.
MARYsvILLE, September 1.-The sue
cessful fifth annual fair of the thirteenth
district closed to-day.
In the unfinished 2 40 trot of yester-
day Gossippee won the last heat in
2:31%, and was given the race.
Running, mile and repeat-Heenan
and Matte Moak were distanced; Menlo
won the first dash; J. M. r. second; the
next was a deadl heat between the two
horses. The judges thought it savored
of collision, and when Menlo won the
next heat, ordered all pools off, but gave
first and second money to the winning
horses.
Next, 80 trot, five starters-Jim L..
took first heat, Hazel second, and Jim l..
two succeeding.
The two-year-olds Celeste and Mara.
quoitt, trotted heats; best time, 2:57.
Mixed pace and trot, for $30O-Purse
won by John s. Shelton, who took frst,
third and fourth heats; Maxwell took
second heat.
CoNEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
SHEEpsHEAD BAY, September 1.-The
fall meeting of the Coney Island Jockey
Club began here to-day.
First race, five-eights of mile-Little
Minch won, Tpstaff second, Fred B.
third time :O2.
Second race, one and one-eight miles
Judge Murray won, Now or Never Sec
ond, kaleidoscope third; time :55A.
Third race, three-fourths mile-DRwdle
Colt won, Limbo second, Sourire third;
time, IA 2.5.
Fourth race, one and one-fourth miles
Exile won, Euris second, Badge third;
time, 2:08.
Fifth race, one mile-Niagara won,
Sam Harper second, Swift third; time,
1 :41H.
Sixth race. one mile on the turf-Elgin
won, Roi Dor second, Volunteer third.
FAST WORK AT OAKLAND.
SAN Francisco, September 1.-The
first event at Oakland Park to-day was
tlotting race for the 2 :22 class, best three
in five, for purse of $3.50. There were
five starters. Tempest won in three
straight heats, Gus Wilkes second, Thap-
sin third. Best time, 2:211a.
Pacing race for 3-year olds. purse 5000,
three starters-Adonis won, Gold Leaf
second, Cricket third; best time 2 :1S, or
one second better than the record.