Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-05-12
THE WORLD OF SPORT.

THE WORLD OF SPORT. Events on the Race Track and News from
 the Diamond.
 BALTIMORE, May 12.-The spring meeting of the Maryland Jockey club closed yester- day. The track was deep in mud First race, Patapsco handicap, for 2-year-olds, five furlongs; Buddhist first, Sourire second, Hot Scotch third; time, 1:0711. Second race, for beaten horses, one mile; Joe Lee first, My Own second, Seatick third; timo, 1:5OI. Third race, Preakness stakes, mile and a half; Refund first, Bertha B. Colt second, Glendale third; time, 2:40. Fourth race, free handi- cap sweepstakes, one mile; Valiant first, Le Logos second, The Bourbond third time, l :47. Fifth race, 3-year-olds and upward, three quarters of mile; Britannia first, Brown Charley second, Revolt Gelding third Sixth race, handicap steeplechase, full course; Wheatly first, Warrington second, Yelling ton third; no time
 RACING AT LEXINGTON
 LEXINGTON, Ky, May 12.-Weather fine and track fast First race, three-quarters of a mile Little Minch first, Shotover second, Landlady third; time. l:14115. Second race, Straus stakes, one mile; Libretto first, Poteen second, Asceola third; time, 1:4215. Third race, handicap, all ages, one mile and seventy yards; Wary first, Bonita second, Lucky Jim third; time, 1:47 Fourth race, for maiden 2year-olds half a mic; Duchess May first, May o. second Castaway third; time, 50N. Fifth race, three-quarters of mile; Jaubert first, Cupid second, Lepanto third; time, 1:l6
 FRIDAYS BASEBALL GAMES.
 At Pittsburg-Pittsburg o; Boston, 9. Hits Pittsburg, 4; Boston, z. Errors: Pitts burg, z; Boston, ?. Batteries: Calvin and Fields, Sowders and Tate.
 At ianapolis-Indianapois 5; Wash mgton, c. Hits: Indianapolis, 3; Washing ton, 12. Errors: Indianapolis, &; Washing ton, 13. Batteries: Shreve and Buckley. Daly and Murray.
 At Detroit-Detroit, G.; Philadelphia, 4. Hits: Detroit, 9; Philadelphia, 5 Errors: Detroit, l; Philadelphia. 4. Batteries: Con- way and Bennett, Burlington and Clements At Chicago - Chicago-New York game postponed on account of rain.
 At Cleveland-Cle Cleveland, 1; Baltimore, 2. Hits: Cleveland, 4; Baltimore, z. Errors: Cleveland, 4; Baltimore, 5. Batteries: Crowen and Snyder, Cunningham and O'Brien.
 At Cincinnati-Cincinnati, }; St. Louis, 0. Hits: Cincinnati, 6; St. Louis, > Errors. Cincinnati 8; St. Louis, 5. Batteries: Vian and Baldwin, King and Boyce.
 At Louisville-Louisville, II; Kansas City. 9. Hits: Louisville, IT.; Kansas City, 15. c. teries: Heckler and Cook, Porter and Don- ohue.
 At elphia-Athletic-B Brooklyn game postponed on account of rain.
 Campana is playing great ball for the Manchesters.
 Barney Mclaughlin is hitting the ball hard and often.
 Cashen, released by Omaha, will prob ably sign with Willkesbarre.
 Owing to the stormy weather the Nor walks did not show up in this city to-day, and the scheduled game was postponed.
 There is mysterious unknown" in Detroit who has posted money for $500 match with any wrestler in America, pre- ferring Acton, Muldoon and Lewis.
 In the American association Brooklyn and St. Louis are credited with the first errorless games and Louisville with the first shut out. In the league New York played the first errorless game, Washing ton was the first club shut out.
 In recent game at Mansfield, O., Cris man did little coaching from the batters bench, which cost him S5. "Got change for $1O 9 asked Crislnan of the umpire. ''That will cost you $5 more, and you won't need no change,' responded the umpire.
 One of the most remarkable games eve1 played was between the Omaha and St Paul clubs the other day. Lovett pitched for the Omahas and allowed his opponen only one hit. Not single fielding erro, was made by his team, and the man wht made the hit, was the only one of the St Paul team reaching first base.
 When batter is on run to first base the proper place for fielder to throw ball to the baseman is at his right side The Lowell fielders are throwing to Cam pion's left side, and some day when he i reaching out for the ball, there will be { collision, and the Lowell first basemal won't play ball for many weeks after tn accident.-Lowell Citizen.
 The Yale-Harvard boat race will b rowed at New London the afternoon o June go. The Harvard men are said to b' rowing very English crew, who have thu Bob Cook" stroke as nearly as they ar ever apt to get it. They row twenty-n or thirty strokes in minute, in an Englisl cedar shell, and are in good training having three competent coachers. Tn Yale men realize the fact, and as resul the contest will doubtless be worth seeing
 THE STRIKE RENEWED.
 Nine Employees at weibePs Brewery Re
 fuse to Work.
 Nine union brewers, out of force of men, last night renewed the strike at tn Weibel brewery. The men had bee working since Friday last, and when the for their weeks wages on Thursday nlgt