Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-06
SUMMARY OF ALL THE SPORTS.
The Bicycle Tournament at Buffalo, Baso-
 ball Games and Other Events

ball Games and Other Events.
 BUFFALO, Sept. 6.-Weather cool and bright; 25,oo0 people on the fair grounds 1 The bicycle races were the center of attrac, ton. The first event was the two mile ana teur bicycle novice; Kenneth Brown of Cambridge, Mass, won; time, 6:25 2-5. | Second race, half mile unicycie: two of the riders fell off twice, and W. H. Barber of Rochester, finished first by a dozen lengths: time, 2:22. Third race, half mile professional bicycle; this was closely contested, and was won by W. F. Knapp, of Denver, in the last lew yards, Rowe second, Temple third. 1 Crocker fourth; time, 1:23 4-5. Fourth race, five mile amateur bicycle, state champion 1 ship; w. S. Campbell, of Niagara Falls, won { by ten feet; H. J. Hall, Jr, of Brooklyn, second; Theodore Roberts, of Pouehkeensie third; time, 1926 Fifth race, three mile i professional bicycle handican 450 wards limit; W. J. Morgan, of New York, who was | given 400 yards start won easily, Crocker second, Temple third; time, 9:O5. Sixth race, three mile amateur rovers handicap i 2oO yards limit, road wheels only; R. H Davis, of Cambridge, Mass, won easily: time, 9:57 45 Seventh race, one mile anna 1 teur bicycle, club team race; Chicago, Rochester and Washington were represented; the Chicago team won; time, 2:5S Eighth race; five mile professional tamden handicap. ! 800 yards limit; this was a great race: { Auard and Lee of England were on the scratch, Crocker and Nelson 12O yards start. 1 and Dubois of France and Knapp of Denver 300 yards start. The latter team lead for 1 first half of the race, when Crocker and { Nelson took the lead At the end of the third mile the Englishmen gave up and drew out. The race between the others was ex- citing Finally Crocker and Nelson forged to the front, and won by length; time. 1-l i1o tricycle., league championship; two starters: W. E. Crist, Washington, won; time, 2l AT: Foster was thrown from bis machine while 1n the lead on fthe last half mile Tenth race, two mi le amateur tandem; Banker brothers of Pittsburg won; time, 6:51. Eleventh race, one mile professional. rovers, handicap; F. w. Allard, Coventry, England. first, J. Lee, Nottingham, England, second. Jules Dubois, Paris, France, third Allard won by yard; time. BOA 3-5 Twelfth race, one mile handicap amateur bicycle: twenty starters; Windle, scratch, finished fourth; H. L. Kingsland, Baltimore, 70 yards, first, Bert Meyers, Philadelphia, 100 yards, second; kingsland's time, 2:4725 Windle made the full mile in the best time of the day, 2:50.
 TEEMER WINS AGAIN
 HAMMoNDsPoRT, N. Y., Sept. GA great crowd was present from all over the State to witness the single scull race between Teemer, Hamm and Ten Eyck A strong wind prevailed all day, and it looked like postponement, but at $50 it had moderated trite and the referee sent the men of, Whitecaps were running and freuuently broke into the boats. Teemer won the in- shore course, and Hamm had to take the outside course, where the water was rouphest with Ten Eyck in the middle. Notwithstand- ing his disadvantage Hamm led by a length at the turn, where he fouled Teemer. who thereby got lead which he maintained to the finish, wining by a length in 2O:O5. Ten Eyck was five lengths behind Ham1n Teemsr will remain at Lake kenka several weeks to train for his race with O'Connor, of Toronto. Oct. 6
 RAGING AT SHEEPSHEAD SHEEPsHEAD BAY, L. l., Sept. 6-First race, sweepstakes, seven furlongs; Leo H. first, Cruiser second, Belle Dor third: time. 1:2S 1-5. Second race autumn sweepstakes. 2year-olds, six furiUngs; Fresno first Diablo second, Blue Rock third; tune, l:15. Third race, omnium handlcap, mile and all eighth: Climax first, Badge second Gallifet third: time, l :5o 2-5. Fourth race purse, sevon fur longs; Grenader first, Laredo second Jennie Mcfarland third; time, :27 4-5. Fifth race. sweepstakes, three-qnarters of a mile; Long dance first, Forest King second Heron third:
 
 stakes, one mile; Long Branch first Ballston second, Lucy H. third; time, :4S.
 wANNOP AND SnEEHY MATCHED NEW YORK, Sept. 6-Jack Wannop. of England and Jack Sheehy, of Ontario, have signed to fight with two ounce gloves Sept g, near Muskegon, Mich.
 sPoFFORD WON THE S1O,OOO TRor. HARTFORD, Sept. 6-Spoff ord won the $10000 trot. Best time, 2:1S% Guy and Pilot Knox were both distanced in the first heat.
 WEDNESDAYS BASEBALL GAMEs. At New York-New York, 6; Philadelphia. l. Hits: New York, II; Philadelphia l. Err TOTS: New York, ?; Philadelphia, Z. Bat tories: Welsh and Ewing and Brown, San- ders and Shriver.
 At Boston-Boston, IS; Washington, 5 Hits: Boston, 16; Washington, 5; Errors: Boston. 12; Washington 13 Batteries: Clark son and Kelly, Whitney and Arundel At napolis-Indianap 4; Pitts burg, 2. Hits: Indianapolis, s; Pittsburg, 5 l Errors: Indianapolis, ?; Pittsburg, 4. Bat | teries: Burdick and Buckley, Morris and Fields. At Chicago-Chcago, 10; Detroit, 4 Hits: | Chicago 12; Detroit, 8. Errors: Chicago | 8; Detroit, 6. Batteries: Tener and Farrell | Beaten and Wells. 40 DIOohAJ OOhlJH, ~ ou LOUIS, {. | Hits: Brooklyn, 5; St Louis. s. Errors Brooklyn, $; St Louis 4. Batteries: Car ruthers and Clark, King and Boyle
 At Philadelphia 8; Cincinnati, O. Hits: Athletic, g; Cincinnati, 9. Errors | Athletic, 2; Cincinnati, 4 Batteries: Seward | and Robinson, Weyhing and Keenan. At Baltimore-Baltimore, 4; Kansas City. l g. Hits: Baltimore, 6; Kansas City, 5. Er- | TOTS: Baltimore, 1; Kansas City, 6. Bat teries: Cunningham and Cantz, Porter and ! Donohue.
 At tCleveland-Cleveland, If; Louisville, 8. | Hits: Cleveland, 14; Louisville, 6. Errors: | Cleveland, 4; Louisville, 8. Batteries: O'Brien and McGuire, Cromwell and Cook.
 At Hamilton - Hamilton, ?; London, 8 Hits: Hamilton, s; London, 6. Errors: Hamilton, 8; London, 2. Pitchers: Wood and Busted.
 At Toronto-Toronto s; Buffalo, Q Hits: Toronto, 15; Buffalo, 2. Errors: Toronto, 2; Buffalo, 9. Pitchers: Sheppard and Tanning.
 At Albany-Albany, o; Rochester, 10. Hits: Albany, 2; Rochester, 10 Errors: AL bany, 5; Rochester, 1. Pitchers: Abbott and Calihan.