Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15
IN SPORTING CIRCLES.
Base Ball and Other Amusements as Re
ported Yesterday.

ported Yesterday.
INDIANAPOLIS, September l3.-In the las
two innings Boston batted hard. The ehom'
team made good rally in the eighth
Score: Indianapolis z, Boston 10. Bat
teries: Indianapolis, Burdick and Myers
Boston. Clarkson and Tate.
Detroit-Sanders was hit hard but tn.
home teams fielding was perfect, and they
won an easy victory. Score: Detroit IL
Philadelphia Batteries: Detroit, Gstzei1
and Wells; Philadelphia, Sanders and
Schrieyer.
Pittsburg- visitors won the game
with ease, Keefe, the new pitcher. doint
magnificent work. Score: Pittsburg 3
Washington 8. Batteries: Pittsburg, Staley
and Miller; Washington, Keefe a nd Mack.
Chicago-New York was defeated for the
splendid pitching, aided by good fielding
Score: Chicago S, New York 8. Batteries
Chicago, Tenor and DAILY; New York, Welch
and Ewing.
st. Louis-St. Louis 3, Louisville 2.
Philadelphia Athletics 9. Baltimore 1.
Cleveland-No ball game to-day.
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h SHEEPsHEAD BAY, September 13.-The
weather was perfect to-day.
TX miles-Terra Gotta won in 200 3-5;
Lottie Wall second, Prose third.
LIZ miles-Wahoo won in 1:59; Grisette
second, Raymond third.
mile-Egmont won in 1:16 3-5; Brit
tanic second, Tpstaff third.
Great Western handicap, z mile-Diablo
won in LIT; Carroll second, Philander
third.
IL miles-Letitia won in 2:12 2-5; Troy
second, King third.
TX miles on turf-Santalene won in 2:15;
Felix second, Orlando third.
RACING AT CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, September 13.-First race,
2:26 trot, purse $700, postponed from
Wednesday-Argentine won, Clay Davis
second, Betty Jones third, jimmie Sprague
fourth. Best time 2:23k.
Second race, 2:32, stallion stakes, value
$475-Gold Leaf won, Mulatto second, An
tonette third, Lace Dealer fourth. Best
time 2:24h.
The third race was between Patron and
Prince Wilkes for a special purse of $4,000.
Prince Wilkes selling at 500 to $3.50 on
Patron. The first heat was won by Patron
by a neck; after the heat Prince Wilkes sold
at $50 to $35 and won the next three heats
easily, though Patron came up to him in
the fourth heat. Best time 2:16.
Fourth race, blue ribbon stakes, for 3
year olds, value $780-Alcegetta won, Geo
hue second, Halmdel third, Red Fern dis
tanced. Best time 2:25.
HAMPTON PARK RACES.
SPRN GFIELD, Mass, September 13.-The
track was in good condition at the third
days races at Hampton Park this after
noon. PAGER Johnston attempted to
break his record of 2:O6A with running
mate but succeeded in making only 2:12.
In the unfinished $4,000 guaranteed
stake, race for horses in the 2:22 class,
Geneva 8. won, ]. B. Richardson second,
Kit Curry third, T. T. 8. fourth. Best
time, 2:1SH.
Free-for-an pacing race Unfinished from
yesterday Gossip, Jr., won. Jewett sec
ond, Joe L, third, L. c. Lee, fourth. Best
time, ZIG.
2:20 class, trotting, purse $500
Spofford won, G.. Smith second, Pilot Knox
third, Lucilles Baby ruled out. Best time,
2:2l.
Special race, purse $1,50O-Rare Ripe
won, Charley Hogan second, Gov. Hill
drawn. Best time, 1922.
But one heat was trotted in the 2:32
class, Eda Fl. winning in 2:23A.
In the free-for-all. trotting race, Rosilend
Wilkes logged over the course in 2:42 for
her entrance money, there being no other
contestants.
WARRINGTON PARK RACES.
CHICAGO, September 13.-Weather clear
and cool, attendance fair and track fast.
Z mile-Meskieh won; Blessing second,
Redlight third. Time, 1:16H.
One mile-Hopedale won; Hamlet second,
Moonstone third. Time, 1:4Oh.
One mile and furlong-Ed. Mack won;
Comedy second, Col. Hunt third. Time,
1:55k.
furlongs-Cupid won; Luke Alexander
second, Fred Wooluth third. Time, 1:29A.
1k miles-John DAILY won; Bonita second,
Woodcraft third. Time, 2:o9k.
s'MILL" AT MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS, September 13.-The Myers
Needham 20-round 6ghtfor the lightweight
championship OF the Northwest and 81 900,
was witnessed by 1000 people, most OF
whom paid IS for the privilege. The fight
opened with cautious sparring. which pre-
dominated throughout. There were no
knock downs or clean blows. The best
fighting was done in the 11th round, after
which Needham became groggy and Myers
hit him at will. The referee awarded Myers
the fight on points at the close OF the goth
round, neither of the men showing any
severe punishment.
THE DoNcAsrER RACES.
LONDON, September 13.-At the Dom
caster September meeting, the Portland
plate was won by Goldseeker. Eastlerock
second, Nina third. Rous plate was won