New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-10
p,.chsr.-crssn,ns and Ksock.

,,.,on. S: Chicago. O. Pischsrs-ersenins and Kfock.
Umpre-Mr. Valentine .
p,,txnurs May s-7he Ysin Of yesterday left the Plus
hrrr grounds In fair condition. but showers durlhe e
a,v tept the attendance the fourth Pha1ephs f'n'
,,hsr below the average The local club stepped up 70
receive their eighth consecutive defeat ana iouh n'
vsrs 10 face Gleason Tho came was called IN inc e2h''
With one men out the Phllies had taken henneroh
MEASURE and werc hitting. him freely Gleason nsae
,ood impression ~ stcaiyns down in the skin inhnk
n.n with two men on bases no struck out Dusp Inc
scors was a. Follows:
ghasdslsh, ... g g g 9 i q
nasshiu-Ph,rsde,ph,a O: Ptttsbura =. Erross-Phin-
dephs 8; P1ttsburg, fitehers-Gieason ana hehuef'
ven Umpire-Mr DaneIa .,,.,
Detroit May a-Thc Boston and Detroit CLUBS nnisnee
al, ..r,es A,y The Boston nine easily through
n.ro, work At the bat Young sowders pitched In eooo
form ana was well supported Conway was wiz anu n'
ovsr e6eeye The Boston players took the iesa III 'n'
second inning and held it easily to the END Tne sc0'e
rs subioined: ma
nessn1. ...... 3 8 sS 9 9 %
p,ssh,,s-Boston IT; Detroit II. Errors-Boston. 81
Detroit s. Pitchers-Sowoefs 'h' "'""'
Mr. Decker. a.. p,r,v 4,
Cincinnati, May o-Baldwtn's wild throw 70 Ne.ns ~
the eighth inning Of todsys game in an eaoft 70 eucc'
double play gave ths victory TO the o.. hou,s . a..
An. ost exciting contest that has been played on inc
local grounds this season The ATTENDANCE "as saw
The score as appended
ss 81 5sYI.ii ...... : So g J 2 8 -
paseh,,s-st Louis Z; Cincinnati z. Errors-sI
IouiA 8; Cincinnati. g. Pitchers-hing ana Munaho'
Umpire--Mr. Doeschcr
louisville May 9.-The Louisville team outpaSco 'he
Kansas City nine Of evoy point to-day and won easily as
follows: a
T Tsn;s,t GI,'y... Q Q 3 2 2 Q us
Basehits-Kansas City, Q; Louisville. ID frfors-
Knpsas City, 10; Louisville s. Pitchers-Fogan anu
Chamberlain. Umpire-Mr. Mcouade.
THE WINNERS AT PINlLICO
rnowN CHARLIE DEFAULTER- BUDDHIST LIE
LOGoS AND PAYMAsTER IN FRONT.
paltirnorc May o-The second day OF the spring meoe
ing Of the Maryland Jockey Club was much more encou
aging than the FIRST. slight rain during the night d.
syed dust without Affecting the track IL - an u
pleasant fact however, that the interest manfe''ea 'e
400 IN the races now only TO limited degree ny
many IL attributed to the dsagrecnents between the Az
ricutural Society which owns the track anu INC 'id'
Land Jockey Club and It will not be surprising H. al 10
distant DAY. the Jockey Club shall establish coursc esc
where for it, semi meetings The winners toda
were Brown Charlie Defaulter Buddhist lie Losos 'no
Paymaster. t. r
First raee-Purse. $500 three-quarters OF mile Ihe
betting was to 10 Young Duke, to against BROW"
Charlie to against Defence IL to against Crichton'
90 TO sgains: Prcny, 30 to against each King Fan
ana Ps,atks, and 90 10 1 against Branch
Brown Charlie won by two lengths Defence seoonu.
crachton third TIne-1 ;16 a. French pools pad
s27 50. ~.
Second race-The vernal Sweepstakes; one mile Ihe
betting was to Defauter. to against inc t'a
Smith colt / against Revolt geldng 10 against
Refund to against Joe Lee, and 10 to against Maid
enhair.
Defaulter finished winner length ahead OF JOG LEO
second Revolt reidng third Time1 AS French pools
paid 90 so ,. -. ,.
vearolds; onchalf mile. The betting was TO on ho-
day to against each SQUIRE Buddhist and Li'ue Bare
foot and IS to against each Hot scotch ana
Buddhist finished winner, three lengths ane@h Oh lor
dny second Little Barefoot third 1ine-'V L. fi''
pools paid s42 TS o. 49,,
Fourth race-Free handicap sweepstakes; sooo aooeu
m. milo and q fullone The betting was even on Ten
Booker, to against Lizzie Baker 10 a2ain'' 10
Iorop and 10 to against Doa.
IL Isos finished winner by lengths Ten Booker
second Bella third. Time-1 6s IL French pools pao
SIS 50.
Fifth raee-Purse $500; one mills. The betting was
70 5 on Psymaster and to against Titwinow
P.yma.ter won BY three-ouarters Of length Time
l:4a French pools paid sc eo
Pools were sold tonight omouow's races as follows
First raee-one mile Savini 95, s2o; the HELD 81
including Michael, 81 seedtick 1os; Paynaster, loS Al
Reed III Sam Ketne n and Golden Reel 30.
Chesapeake stake.-1 IA miles. Belle dor, 1i3 was
the only horse posted to start
Third race-al Of mile. Duke Of Bourbon l15' 500;
F1aseoetts colt i0s s25 Braanc. 11a $50 Harry Rus
sell no. 80, the hold s1oCharley Arnold 30; Hawley'
90 Ban BOX. 1o8; Revolt gedinG. 49,
The Peyton Handlcap-1 is miles. vosburG o. $50 t;
The Bourbon, no Sli bess iiI' on w
ss the field s6-Ai Reed, 1905; klamath. lO2; PANAMA.
1o7.'
Fifth rece-onc n,ie Sam Brown, 112, $50 Lottery,
110 s35; the Neld. sl5-King B. 105; Clay Pate 1o4;
wsndernent 10; Nellie L., 104.
EXPELLED FOR PULLING LORETTA F.
chicago May o-The Board Of Review OF the National
Trotng Association has expelled James Boardman OF
Jackson Mich ana Frank Wcthon OF Detroit for COM
pcty pulling of the Loretta F. at Roches'er
last year. and for which George Tufts, tho driver was
expelled by tho Rochester Driving Association