Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-05-11
THE WORLD OF SPORT.
Events on the Race Track and News
 from the Diamond.

rom Cno DIamOnus
 BALTIMORE, May 11.-An extra race was added to the programme at Pimlico yester- day, making six in all, although the Chesa- peake stakes was but little better than walk over. First race, one mile; Golden Reel first, Sam Keene second, Salvini third time, 1 :43sl. Second race, the Chesapeake stakes, mile and quarter; Belle dor first, Maidenhair second; no time taken. Third race, six furlongs: Harry Russell first, Duke Bourbon second, Britannia third time, 1:161a. Fourth race, the Peyton handicap, mile and furlong; The Bourbon first, Vosburg second, Bess third; time, 1:58H Fifth race, one mile; Lottery first, Sam Brown second, Nellie B. third; time, :46. Sixth race, seven furlongs, Bronzomarte first, Bella second Valet third 1: time, 1:31A.
 RACING AT LEXINGTON.
 LEXINGTON, Ky, May 11.-A small attend ance and light card were the features yes terday. First race, six furlongs; Wary first, Don Regent second, Princess Blandina third; time, 1:1611. Second race Blue Ribbon stakes, mile and half; Cast Steel first, Montpelier second others drawn time, 2:461a. Third race half mile; Lincoln frst Leola second, Maud Ward third; time, 5O Fourth race, six furlongs; Marchina first, Kosciusko second, Volatile third; time, 1:15A Fifth race, one mile; Tudor first, Unique second, Hallie B. third; time, 1:421a
 THURSDAYS BASEBALL GAMES.
 At Cincinnati-C Cincinnati, z; St. Louis, 1. Hits; Cincinnati, 9; St. Louis, S. Errors Cincinnati B. St. Louis, H. Batteries Smith and Keenan, Knouff and Boyle
 At Louisville-Louisville, 1; Kansas City, 9. Hits: Louisville, T; Kansas City, s. Err TOTS: Louisville, 9; Kansas City, 3. Bat teries: Stratton and Kerins, Porter and Donahue
 At Cleveland-Cleveland, g. Baltimore, 1. Hits: Cleveland, 9; Baltimore, 6. Errors: Cleveland, 9; Baltimore, 5. Batteries: Blakely and Zimmer, Smith and Pullman.
 At elphia-Athletic-B Brooklyn game postponed on account of wet grounds
 At Pittsburg-Pittsburg IL; Boston. TO- Hits: Pittsburg, 15; Boston, 15 Errors: Pittsburg, 4; Boston, A. Batteries: Morris and Carroll, Clarkson, O'Rourke and Kelly
 At Chicago-Chicago, 9; New York. g. Hits: Chicago, 6; New York, 8. Errors: Chicago, 6; New York, 5. Batteries: Van Halten and Darling, Welch and ORourke.
 At anapolis-Indianapo 7; Washing ton, l. Hits Indianapolis, B.; Washington, B. Errors: Indianapolis. 6; Washington, g. Bat teries: Boyle and Myers, O'Day and Mack
 At Detroit-Detroit, ?; Philadelphia, 8. Hits: Detroit, s; Philadelphia g. Errors: Detroit, 9; Philadelphia, 9 Batteries: Get zein and Bennett, Casey and Clements
 WATERBURY vs DERBY.
 The game of ball put up by the Water burys yesterday, was one on the best ever played in this city The fielding was al most perfect Altman, Harrington.and Mel lon doing especially fine work. The latter pulled down a hard hit fly that looked good for two bases, after a long run, reminding one of old times. Altman covered second in a manner which would have done credit to Bill Higgins. Williams did the best batting for the home team, although all the boys hit the ball fairly we'll and ran the bases in a refreshing manner. The visitors at times played good ball, the work of Richmond, Kaiser and Barrett being especially fine. Pitcher Hoyt was touched up for two runs in the first inning, and in the second gave way to Curtin. Only g small audience was present. Score: