Evening journal., 1888-08-15
SUMMARY OF ALL THE SPORTS.
TrottiDg and Running Races, Baseball
Games and Other Events.

teenth, was won by Specially; Benedlctine
second and Hypocrite third time, 1:521S
Second race, the August stakes. for 2-year-
olds, three-quarters of a mile; Fresno first,
Diablo second, Eric third; time, l:16k
Third race, the Railway handicap, all ages.
one mile: Eurus first, Strideaway second,
Bradford third; time, :43. Fourth race, the
West End hotel stakes, for 3-year-old FLIES,
mile and a half; Cascade first, Prose second.
Belle dor third; time, 2:41L Fifth race,
extra, for 2-year-olds, three quarters Of a
mile; Khaftan first, Kern second, Ripton
third; time, 1:i7. Sixth race, purse $500,
three-quarters Of a mile; Lottie Wall first,
Umpire second, Freedom third; time, l:l5
Seventh race, short course steeplechase'
Leroy first, Sam Brown second Elphin third;
time, 3:l7.
GRAND CIRCUIT AT ROCHESTER,
ROCHESTER, n Y, Aug. 15-The first day
Of the circuit races yesterday was successful
in every way The attendance was 5000.
Summary; 2:22 class, trotting, purse 81, 600,
divided; T. r. S, first, Gean Smith second,
Black Jack third; time, 2:223l Flower City
stakes, $4,000, for 2:30 class, trotting, di-
vided; Jack first, Guy second, Mount Morris
third; time, 2:22s1.
SARATOGA RACES.
results of Yesterdays races were as follows:
First race, tnree-quarters OF a mile; Sintram
first, Blessing second, Retrieve third; time,
100 Second race mile and sixteenth
Grisette first Allentown second Pasha third :
time, l;55I. Third race, mile and five
sixths; Wary first, Afontrose second, Royal
Arch third; time, SOL. Fourth race, three
quarters OF a mih; 10 Clair first, Boccaccio
second, Keder Khan third; time, l;1s1l
THE CANADIAN REGATTA.
STURGEON POINT Ont, Aug. 15.-The en-
tries for the regatta are coming in rapidly,
and from the reputation of those entered the
different races promise to be well contested.
The canoe sailing race will be exciting, as a
great many members Of the American Canoe
association have entered. Gaudaur has en-
tered for the professional single SOUL race,
and viii arrive Tuesday. O'Connor. Lee and
Wise are also expected on that date
LAWN TENNIS AT PROVIDENCE.
PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Aug l5-In yester-
days first play of the lawn tennis tourna-
nient at the Casino, Nsrragansett Pier, w.
r. Weeden, Providence, beat J. c. Elliott
Elizabethport, N. j., 6-3, SO. II. w. Slo-
cum, Jr., beat S. n Colgate, Of Oswego, N.
Y, 60, 6-1. c. A. Chase, the western
champion, defeated T. S. Taller, Harvard,
6-2, 60. Q. a. Shaw New York. defeated
j. Byrne Jr., New York, 10, c. o s.
Campbell Columbia college, defeated Iiovd
Saltus, Orange, N. j., 6-2, 81 H. A. lay
Tor defeated Colgate, 90, 81 S. Iodse,
Princeton. boat 7. j. Stead, Harvard, Il-9,
6-3 In the play between A. Shaw and
Hamilton Post, Shaw took the first set. -,
Post the second, CA. Shaw the third 6 %
In the play between S!ocum. New y, rl.,
and J. A. Ryerson, Slocum won the first set,
&c, Ryerson the next, 6-3, Slocum the third,
6-3
Won DER AHE AFTER PETE WOOD.
HAMILTON, Ont, Aug. l5-Chris Won der
Abe, president of the st. Louis Browns. is
anxious to secure Pitcher Pete Wood, Of the
Hamiltons, and telegrRphed the president Of
the latter club asking for what considerati on
they would release him The Hamilton
management asks 5000 for Peters release,
and that not before the end Of the present
season.
TUESDAYS BASEBALL CANES.
At New York-New York. 2; Chicago, T..
Hits; New York, g. Chicago, g. Errors:
New York, s; Chicago, D. Batteries: Keefs
and Ewing, krock and Flint
At Boston-Boston. 10; Detroit, Z. Hits:
Boston, 81; Detroit, g. Errors: Boston, &;
l Va
Gruber and Bennett.
AT Philadelphia-Ph Philadelphia, 4; Indian
apolis, Q Hits: Philadelphia, ;; Indianapo.
lis, 5. Errors: Philadelphia, 2; Iudianapo-
lis, A. Batteries Sanders and Schriver,
Healy and Daily
At Washington, 3: Pitts
burg, s. Hits; Washington, (; Pittsburg, z.
Erross; Washington, o; Pittsburg, 8 Bat
teries: Whitney and Mack, Staley and Nil
Ter.
At Louisville-Louisville s. Brooklyn, 5.
Hits: Louisville, 10; Brooklyn, e Errors
Louisville, A; Brooklyn, 9. Batteries: Ewing
and Vaughn, Hughes and Clark.
At Observation-Disclosures, IL; Baltimore,
g Hits: Cincinnati, II; Baltimore, 10. Err
rors: Cincinnati, 4; Baltimore, s. Batteries
Smith and Keenan,, Kilroy and Fulmer
At st. Louis-St. Louis, 5; Cleveland, O.
Hits: ST. Louis, 70; Cleveland, A. Errors
ST. Louis, /; Cleveland, L. Batteries: King
and Boyle, O'Brien and thinner
At Kansas City-Kansas City, 1; Athletic
T. Hits: Kansas City, A; Athletic, 9. Err.
rors: Kansas City, Q; Athletic, 8. Batteries
Porter and Donohue, Seward and Robinson.
At London-London, 8; Rochester, , Hits
London, IA; Rochester, 4. Errors: London
A. Rochester 2 Batteries: Geiss and Jordan
Calihan and McKeough.
At Buffalo Buffalo, IS; Albany, T. Hits
Buffalo, 10; Albany, z. Errors; Buffalo, 8
Albany, a. Batteries: Gibbs and Kappel
Downey and Weckbecker.
At Hamilton-Hamilton, 81 Syracuse, 2
Hits: Hamilton, 10; Syracuse, O. Errors
| Hamilton, a; Syracuse, !. Batteries: Jones
and Nisner, Gilmore and Walker.
At Toronto-Toronto, Il; Troy, 8 Hits
] ..a.Ns. I4 Y
Troy, l. Batteries Shepard and Oldheld