Evening journal., 1888-09-14
SUMMARY OF ALL TIE SPORTS.
Hsrse Rscing. Baseball Ganaca and Other
Erenfs.

Hsrse Rncing. Baseball GanacN and Other
Events.
sHKEPsHEAD BAT, Sept 14.-First race,
sweepstakes, mile and an eighth; Terra Gotta
FIRST, Lottie Wall second, Prose third; time,
2:003-5 Second race, handicap sweepstakes,
mile and an eighth; Wahoo first, Grisette
second, Raymond third; time, 1853. Third
race, speed stakes, three-quarters OF a mile;
Egmont first, Brittanic second, 1ipstaff third;
time, 1:17 2-5 Fourth race, the great east
ern handicap, 2-year-olds, three quarters OF q
mile; Diablo first, Carroll second, Philander
third; time 1.17. Fifth race, purse, selling,
mile and a quarter; Letretia first, Troy
second, King b. third time, 2:12 %. Sixth
race, handicap sweepstakes on turf, mile and
quarter: Santalene first, Lelex second, Or
lando third time, 2:15.
STATE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION.
BUFFALO, Sept l4-Seventy thousand
people visited the fair grounds 10 witness the
races of the State Breeders association.
First race. foals Of 1885, mares and geldings
Nightingale buffalo, won in three straight
heats, Aura Maid second, Allie ID. third; best
time, 2:32l6. Second race, for stations that
had never beaten 2:25: Sunset Palchen
Waterloo, n " had walk over, but was
sent to beat his record best time, 2l9H
Third race, for foals Of 1885, stallions Prince
Regent Buffalo won in three straight heats
Roderick Sherwood, N. Y second; best
time, 2:34i6. Fourth rnce, for stations that
had never beaten 2:40; Spurgeon Union
Springs won, distancing the others in the
third heat, Grover Cleveland (Macedon, N.Y.
second; best time, 2:26ll c. j. Hamlin's
fast mare, Belle Hamlin, was sent one heat
against time. The weather was not favorable
for fast race, however, though the mare
exceeded expectations. She went to the half
In .05gl, thrce-quarters in :3s, but there the
brisk wind caught her and she finished in
2:l594, excellent time for such day.
INTERNATIONAL BICYCLE TOURNAMENT.
HARTFoRD, Sept l4-The international
bicycle tournament began at Charter Oak
park yesterday afternoon W. a. Rowe, OF
Lynn, won the one mile professional cham
pionship Of America in 2:5O2{, Temple second,
Knaff third. Five-mile professional lap race
Knapp 10 points, Croker Z, Rowe 9, Temple,
8; time of miles, 3:l7, 6:53sl, l0:3l&, 13:3l56
1916 Temple has challenged Rowe to race
for 81 900, two ont of three.
MYERS WINS THE NORTHWEST CHAMPIONSHIP.
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept 1.-THE fight last
night between Billy Myers, Of Streater, Ills
and Danny Needham, of st. Paul, for the
light weight championship of the northwest
and $1,000 a side, was wonsby Myers The
contest was twenty rounds, Queensberry
rules 10 govern, and the fun number were
fought without u clear knock down. The
referee awarded the fgnt to Myers because
he had the best of the fight in every round
save two
THURSDAYS BASEBALL GAMES.
At Pitteburg-P ittsourg, 3; Washington,
s. Hits: Pittsburg, 6; Washington, r. Err
rors; Pittsburg, 8; Washington, 3. Batteries
Staley and Miller, keefe and Mack
At indianapolis indianapolis, z Boston,
TO- Hits: indianapolis, 10; Boston, II. Err
rors: indianapolis q; Boston, T. Batteries.
Burdick and Myers, Clarkscn and Tate
At Detroit Detroit, II; Philadelphia, 2.
Hits: Detroit, IS; Philadelphia, T. Errors
Detroit, 8; Philadelphia, 2 Batteries Get.
zein and Wells, Sanders and Shriver
At Chicago Chicago, 81 New York, s.
Hits; Chicago, 10; New York, 3. Errors
Chicago, 2; New York, T. Batteries: TeneI
and Daily, Welch and Ewing.
At elphia-Athletic, 0; Baltimore, 1.
Hits; Athletic, 8; Baltimore, 5. Errors
Athletic, 8; Baltimore, s. Batteries: Seward
and Robinson, Kilroy and Cantz
AT st. Louis-St. Louis, 9; Louisville 2
/ Hits; st. Louis, l2; Louisville, D. Errors
! st Louis, q Louisville, A. Batteries; King
and Boyle, Stratton and Cross.
At Toronto-Toronto, 3; Troy, s. Hits
Toronto, II; Troy, z Errors: Toronto, 8
Troy, 10 Pitchers; Weidman and Haddoclz
AT Buffalo Buffalo, Is; Albany, H. Hits
Buffalo, 10; Albany, Is. Errors Buffalo, !
4, Albany, 2 Pitchers; Gibbs and Allen.