Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-27
SUMMARY OF ALL THE SPORTS.
Autumn Horse Racing, Baseball Games
 and Other Events

races at the Brooklyn Jockey club are as fol- lows: First race, sweepstakes, three-quarters of mile; Banner Bearer first, Sorrento sec ond, Speedwell third; time, 1:1715 Second race, sweepstakes, mile and a quarter; Favor first, Tristan second, Huntress third; time 2:15. Third race, Ocean View stakes, Swear olds, mile and a quarter; King Crab first, Montague second, Iarauder third; time, 200 Fourth race, Parkviile handicap, mile and an eighth; Bessie June first, Eurus second. Au- relia third; time, 200E. Fifth race, sweep stakes, maiden 2year-olds, five furlongs; Eccola Ally. first, Ora ksman second, The Tartar third; time, l:03S4. Sixth race purse, one mile; Una B. first, Pasha second, Refund third; time, 46E,
 LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CLUB.
 LOUISVILLE, Sept. 27.-Frst race, three qoartess .4t ! .ali.s;s 9i9ahty first, Maori secend, iIch Ge.sfv third; tirue, 1:17A. Second rst,e oua n.iio; Birthday firTt, Te- nacity secand, G a!pa ;Alyd; time t:42}& Third race, tar ]--I'iA}tera # a mile; Hindoo- craft first, Ny"l.ts: s>,:oal, Julien third; time, 1:I6$4. Fric..4 recr, sc7-N l-ai2nths of 8 mile; Tom Ni-!s-.. :: ;:. t'u.. r'l,'~ s,roud, Ten Like tairf; ,...-, =, .. i:3 - Iaca, mile and all a,-:t;'. .~,, |. a.. C.,rton second, As ).' | :; ...'
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 MAJIIFro >N2 l>.,.. ..,. < D.A Y. BosTo>, s..9:. ,. ...; .:s If. ot Brooklyn, an4 ia,spy .,2 gu, ,.. i;.>- ,a, fought ten rou1IIs, with gry, ,.l:..-e < ,,yos for a purse rI SEQ, h.. ,,., ui-.iI inc fight resulted ill ,iraA lrAuiiiTe did nearly all the leal ng, und ncar,v every round ended with short arm wuil and a clinch. In the tenth round McAuliIf landed his left on herrigan's chesg and swung his right into kerrigan's left eye, drawing tho only blood of the match, Kerrigau replying with a staggering blow in the jaw There was some hard hitting, and it was q good fight throughout. The referee decled it a i draw.
 WEDNESDAYS BASEBALL GAMES. l At Pttsburg-Pittsburg, 3; Detroit, l. Hits Pittsburg, 6; Detroit, 6. Errors: Pitts burg, 8; Detroit, 1. Batteries: Calvin and Miller, Conway and Ganzell. i At Washington-frst game: Washington, 3; New York, G. Hits: Washington, '; New York, II. Errors Washington, 3; New York, 1. Batteries: Whitney and Mack, Welch and Ewing Second game: Washing ton, 4; New York, 5. Hits: Washington 6; New York, s, Errors: Washington, 1; New York, 3. Batteries: Keefe and Arundel, Titcomb and Murphy.
 At Chcago-Chicago, 10; Indianapolis, 8; Hits: Chicago, IS; Indianapolis, 5. Errors: Chicago, 8; Indianapolis, 3. Batteries: Tenel and Darling, Shreve and Daily.
 Boston-Philadelphia game postponed on account of rain.
 At Cincinnati-Cincinnati, 3; Cleveland, l. Hits: Cincinnati, z; Cleveland, D. Er TOTS: Cincinnati, ?; Cleveland, ,. Batteries: Viau and Keenan, Bakely and Snyder.
 At Kansas City-Kansas City, 4; Brook lyn, 8. Hits: Kansas City, G. Brooklyn, 12 Errors: Kansas City, 5; Brooklyn, $. Bat teries: Porter and Donohue, Hughes and Clark
 At St. Louis-St. Louis, $; Athletic, 5. Hits: St Louis, '; Athletic, 8. Errors: St. | Louis, 6; Athletic, 3. Batteries: King and Boyle, Weyhing and Townsend.
 At LouisvilIe-Louisvile, 2; Baltimore, 4 Hits: Louisville, 6; Baltimore, 9, Errors Louisville, ?; Baltimore, l. Batteries: Ewing and Vaughn, kilro, and Cantz
 At Hamiton-Ha amilton, 1; London, S Game called in third inning on account o
 
 At Utica-Uticl. '; Stars, s. Hits: Utica 9; Stars, f. Errc",: Utica, 9; Stars, 9. Bat teries Kellogg and Jones, Bishop. Mirr Murphy and Scncllnasse.
 Death of an 1872 P.nsionar.
 WARREN, N. Fl, Sept 21.-Nathanie Libbey, a pcns'oi.er of 1sl3, diei Iues>,ay night, aged 93 yea;s months.
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 Fair; slight cna lgas in temperature, f.? lowed tonight by slightly coif2l; waster., winds.
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 NEW YORK, sep. -j.-7f :. s.:.". V. -, cent. The AigleC. ra,a a, Ard /, , W 1Is Exc a K ,lo<nd ~t.ai -.5 Il a.. 4.64@4GG t.$,.ia; artati rstes, IS, ..:4 = , days a3d Si -.:>'4 D ,i .:'t'l, | re n' 4t c}o>ed steady c,..F:ns, aa, " O4l- .,, ,Up. I 1-9Z8 D;.l: 4l2s, do, 1o'2a ,i,
 Pacific raj ros.t bonds COS @i as lows: Unio fists li3lI I1G: }ion iand ,Gans, 10j , i]6; UuIo sinking fun@ls, l>JQt1!3; Cen5ralS. ,-Gf lG The sto k market during the morning wa fairly active and firm. The first prices were ] $ 70 4 per cent higher for al! the active stocks and many of them made further fractional in provements before II o'clock At midday value were up $ to 114 per cent. from the opening fig ures The market not active after mic day but it's to, continued strong to the close The closing figures were at near the best c the day. The advance ranged from 1s to 2H pc ] cent The sales for the day amounted to 86S, ,6z shares.
 General Markets. e NEW YORK, Sept 26. 26.-FLOUR-Closed steady city mills, $4.9o@510; Minnesota extra, S3. 25G 610; superfne spring, $2.S5QD3.60. Souther flour closed strong, but dull; trade and famil 5 extra, $3 85@I5.40.
 7 WHEAT-Options were moderately active irregular and weak, closing about 1s01c. lower Spot lots closed dull and unchanged. Spot sale of No red state at $1.0516; No. do., $1.O11f extra red, S1.03; No. red winter, S10013d 1o115; No. white state, $1.O301o4; No. 9 re winter, Sept, S1.011s do., Oct, $10115; do Nov $1.O31k.
 I CORN-Options fairly active, but weak closing 1c. lower. Spot lots closed dull an easier. Spot sales of No. mixed at 52c; No. mixed, Sept. and Oct, 51c. do., Nov, 5114c; do r Dec, 5OIac
 8 OATS-Options were dull and closed barrel steady. Spot lots closed dull and weak at