Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-14

, face. The loss is placed at $500, 900. Or
Wednesday Terra Alta, Preston county
was visited by cyclone. The track oi
the cyclone was through the heart of the
town, and twisted houses from theil
foundations and carried roofs hundreds
of feet from the buildings.
/ SPORTING EVENTS.
League Hall Playing OF
Yesterdays Races.
PITTsBURG, July 13.-The Bean-eaters
were shut out twice to-day by the Pitts
burgs in splendidly played games. Staley
and Galvin's pitching were the great
features, and the Bostonians were not
able to do anything with them. Score
First game-Pittsburg 4, Boston 0. Bat
teries Staley and Miller for Pittsburg
Madden and Tate for Boston. Second
game Pittsburg 6, Boston 0. Batteries :
Calvin and Kelly for Pittsburg; Rad
bourne and O'Rourke for Boston.
CHICAGO, July 13.-The home team
took revenge for yesterdays horrible de-
feat by whitewashing the Senators.
Chicago 8, Washington 0. Batteries
Van Haltren and Farrell for Chicago,
Shaw and Arundel for Washington.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 13.-The Hoosiers
being unable to hit Keefe were shut out
quite easily to-day. indianapolis 0, New
York A. Batteries: Boyle and Myers for
Indianapolis, Keefe and Ewing for New
York.
DETROIT, July 13.-The Wolverines
won both games this afternoon by luck
and good hitting. Score: First game
Detroit, g.; Philadelphia, 2. Batteries: :
Getzein and Bennett for Detroit; Buffing-
ton and Clements for Philadelphia.
Second game-Detroit, 2; Philadelphia,
O. Batteries: Conway and Bennett for
Detroit; Casey and Hallman for Phila-
delphia.
CINCINNATI, July 13.-Cincinnati, A !;
Cleveland, 3.
LOUISVILLE, July 13.-Louisville, IA;
Athletics, 4.
KANSAS Cry, July 13.-Kansas City,
6; Brooklyn, 8.
ST.. LOUIS, July 13.-St. Louis, 49,;
Baltimore, 8.
WASHINGTON PARK RACES.
CHICAGO, July 13.-Good weather, at
tendance large.
One mile-Badee won, Orderly second,
Artist third; time :434.
One and one-eighth miles-Daruna
won, Frederick second, Water Leap
beaten off; time :57.
One-half mile-Malen won, Princess
Bowling second, Hindoo Graft third I;
time 0 :40.
One mile-Grey Cloud won, Tudor
second, Carries third time :431a.
Three-quarters of a mile-Prophesy
won, Kitty R. second, Aloha third /;
time :151.
Three. quarters of a mile-Dousman
won, Lafitte second, Lucy johnson
third; time :1634.
BRIGHTON BEACH.
BR1aHToN BEACH, July 13.-Three-
quarters of mile-Mute won. Relax
second, Bass Viol third; time, III.
Tllree-quarters of mile-Silver Star
won, j. j. Healy second, frankie B.
third; time, :1s1a.
Mile and Observation-Disclosures won,
Miss Charmer second, Cardinal McClos-
key third time, l 501a.
Mile and quarter-Barnum won, Vio-
let second, Greenfield third; time,
2:1134.
seven-eighths of a mile-Valiant won,
Cruiser second, Glenhall third; time,
:294.
THE EMPEROR OF NORFOLK.
| CHICAGO, July 13.-It transpires that
the Emperor of Norfolk was not as badly
injured as was thought yesterday. 1t
was then supposed he would not be seen
on any track this year, and probably
never again, but an examination makes
the strain of tendon an injury which
can be cured in short time. He will
he taken to Baldwin's Indiana farm for
rest, and will be seen again during the
fall.
| LAKE CALUMET REGATTA
| CHICAGO, July 13.-The first day of
the eleventh annual Regatta of the
Mississippi Valley Amateur Rowing Asso-
citation on Lake Calumet to-day, was
hardly success, owing to the weather.
A heavy northwest wind created too
much sea for the light shells of the racers.
Four contests were carried out and four
shells capsized. The Junior singles was
abandoned, and the time made i'll other
contests was very unsatisfactory.
The junior four cared shells, mile and
half with turn, was won by Pullman
crew No. 2, by one length, in II 1895 /;
Pullman No. 1, second, 1:41 the Cres-
cents, third. 12:071a. The others were
close up, Iroquois coming in last.
The Sylyans were capsized at the turn.
The junior double shell contest was won
by the Lurlines, in 14:09; Catlines
second, IA 10; Delawares last.
The race for the junior pair oars was
won by the st. Louis Modocs, in IA :43
Moline Sylvans, the only other starters,
capsized in making the turn, and the
Modocs finished at leisure.
The final event of the day was the gig
contest. The Sylvans' boat filed and
swamped on the way homeward, and the
Modocs won in IL :06.
SHOOTING TOURNAMENT.
NEWARK, N. J., July 13.-At the Inter.
national Shooting Tournament the scores
made this morning were in the Ameri
can target. out of possible $50 points
: Talbot, colored, from Holyoke, made A
points, which makes SO for him on TIVE
tickets, with one more to shoot on.
silver medal, for 200 points, was won b,
! G. Muzzi, and the gold medal winners
we're F. 0. Young and T. @. Noone. ]
: w. Halfele made GA points on the RIM
, target. The first bullseye was made b,
} M. Bubser, of Hartford, Conn.,, and tn
last by K. o. Young, of San Francisco.
It has been announced that Oregol
went Republican in the recent election
but this is mistake. Oregon wen
Q Northern Pacific Railroad Company, an
t the explanation is that Democrat