Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-20
SUMMARY OF ALL THE SPORTS.
Athletic Meeting at Detroit, Horse Rac
 ing, Baseball Games.

Athletic Meeting at Detroit, Horse Rac- ing, Baseball Games. DETROIT, Sept. 20.-The Amateur Athletic Union of the United States held it's first meet ing in this city yesterday. The results were as follows: One hundred yards dash, first heat, Sherill, Yale college, New York Ath- letic club, winner; time, 10 2-5 sec. Second heat, Ford, Staten Island Athletic club, win ner; time, 10 3-5 sec Third heat, Nesting, | Manhattan Athletic club, winner: time 10 2-5 | sec
 | Burkhard, of the Pastime Athletic club, won the one mile walk in 6:54 1-5, reducing | the best record by&9 4-5 sec
 In the 220 yards race Nesting won the first heat in g 2-5 sec. Fourth heat, Bab- cock, New York Athletic club, walkover. The deciding heat was won by Nesting in | 10 2-5 sec
 The hurdle race, 12O yards, was won by Jordan, of the New York Athletic club, in the second heat in 8 2-5 sec. The final heat was won by Nesting in 9 1-5 sec
 One mile race Gibbs, Toronto Athletic | club, won in 4:27 1-5
 | Running high jump, won by Webster of the Manhattan club, feet 615 inches
 Two-mile bicycle race, Crist of the Colum- bia Athletic club of Washington, won fn 6;49 1-5
 The 220 yards hurdle race was won by Copeland, of the Manhattans, in 26 4-5 seconds.
 Lange, of the Manhattans, won the three mile walk in :43 3-5
 The first heat of the 400 yards run was won by Thornton, of the New York club, in 55 seconds; the second by Bradish, of the same | club, in 53 1-5, and the final by Dahon of the | New York Athletic club.
 The S90 yards dash was won by Tracy, of the Halifax Athletic club, in 2:21 Is; Smith, of the New York club, second.
 The tive-mile race was won by Conneff, of the Manhattans, in 26:46 3-5.
 Putting the sixteen pound shot was won by Gray, of the New York Athletic club, 42 feet | 104 inches.
 Running long jump, Halpin, of the Olympic Athletic club of New York, won with 8 feet
 Barry, of Queens college, put the sixteen | pound hammer 127 feet 1 inch, and won.
 Godshall, of the Manhattans, won the pole vault with 10 feet
 Condon, of the New York Athletic club, won in putting the fifty-slx-pound weight 27 feet inches.
 | LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CLUB
 LOUISVILLE, Sept 20.-First race one mile; Poteen first, Erebus second, Harry Glenn third; time, 14215. Second race three quarters of 0 mile; Tom Hood first, Everett second, Lady Rose third; time 1:l3. Third race, the St Leger stakes, two miles; Long Chance first J. B. Clay second, Frankfort third; time, 3:36. Fourth race, fiveeighths of 8 mile; Rimini first, Sunlight second, Sparling third; time, 1:O1A. Fifth race, seven-eighths of mile; Panama first, Stride away second, Wyndom third; time, 1:29s4. BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB RACES. NEW YORK; Sept 2O.-First race, sweep stakes, one mile; Kingston first King Grab second, Oarsman third; time, 151A. Second } race, handicap sweepstakes, mile and al eighth; King Idle first, Daruna second
 Wahoo third; time, :5914. Third race Sea
 breeze stakes, mile and a sixteenth, selling
 Leila May first, Ballston second, Ocean third time, 1:53&. Fourth race, Neptune stakes ) 2-year-olds, six furlongs; Radiant first, Brah l min second Felicia third; time, 1:1714. Fiftl : race, sweepstakes, mile and ee-sixteenths
 Bella B. first, Pee Weep second, Belle d'Ol
 third; time, 2:0915. Sixth race, heavy weigh
 handicap sweepstakes, six furlongs; Mirabeal first, Barrister second, Banner Bearer third :, time, 1:1719.
 CURLERS IN CONVENTION.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 2O.-The Grand Nationa
 Curling Club association of America met in it e twenty-second annual session here. The re y ports showed a membership of thirty -nin
 clubs. George Grieve, of New York, wa
 elected president for the ensuing year; Maj
 John Peattie, of Utica, first vice president D John McCulloch, of St. Paul. second vic
 president; William Ormiston, D. D., of Nev
 York, chaplain; David Foulis, of New York
 secretary and treasurer The next meetin 1T will be held at Albany, y WEDNESDAYS BASEBALL. GAMES. n At Pittsburg-Pittsburg, 4; New York, ] e Hits: Pittsburg, 2; New York, 10. Errors D Pittsburg, 9; New York, 4. Batteries: Morri Il and Carroll, Welch and Ewing. n At DetrOit-Detroit, 3; Boston, o. Hits
 Detroit, 4 Boston, 2. Errors; Detroit, {
 Boston, 4. Batteries: Gruber and Ganzel
 Radbourne and Tate.
 n At Chicago 8; Chicago, y Hits: Philadelphia, r Chicago, 3. Error. S. Philadelphia, O.; Chicago, 9. Batteries: Bu le linton and Clements, Tener and Farrell. l. At Cincinnati-Cincinnati, Il; Athletic,
 Hits: Cincinnati, IS; Athletic 10. Error
 Cincinnati, 3; Athletic, 6. Batteries: Via
 and Baldwin, Blair and Robinson.
 At St. Louis-St. Louis, 6, Baltimore,
 Hits: St. Louis, IA; Baltimore, o. Error
 St. Loui~, G.; Baltimore, 3. Batteries: Kin ,t and Boyle, Kilroy and Cantz.
 At Kansas City-Kansas City, O.; Clev ,r land, 9 Hits: Kansas City, 8; Cleveland, 2 Errors: Kansas City, 9; Cleveland, 4. Ba s, teries: Porter and Donohue, O'Br1en and M gs Guire. ts At Louisville-Louisville 4; Brooklyn, '., Hits: Louisville, 10; Brooklyn, 8, Error ~ Louisville, 9; Brooklyn, B. Batteries Rar en s. sey and Kerins, Hughes and Clark. s' At Toronto-Toronto-Ham game pos ed poned. Rain.
 or At Rochester-Rochester, 6; Troy, 5. Hit
 Rochester, 8; Troy, f. Errors: Rochester,
 Troy, 8. Pitchers: Callihan and Haddock
 tSyracuse-Syracuse,e 8, Albany, 0. Hit nd Syracr 5e, IA; Albany, T. Errors! Syracus ty 0; Albany, 6. Pitchers: Bishop and Hoove ta
 h. Stricken with Paralysis. K BRIDGEPORT, Me, Sept. 20.-Warren Ric ,a ex-United States consul at Panama, has su ed fered a severe shock of paralysis at his hor