Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-31
TURF AND
A Big Day for tile
Fraternity
THE GREAT ESGLra|
Baseballists Putting ln|
Numerous Games
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Associated Press Dispatches

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Associated Press Dispatches
sr. LOUIS, May sO.--Trd
dition. Abundance qnit4
Six furlongs--G. w.
Blonda, second; Persian,
1:15s4.
One mile-Egmont won
ond Guardsman, third third. a1
For all ages, one and on
Terra Gotta won; ntl
Wary, third. Time, 2:l0
Five furlongs-Fan Kll
second; Meta, third. Tlf4
One and one.eight rn
won; Barrister, second
Time, 1 :56if.
CINCINNATI, May 30.
clear and warm to-day,
and the attendance fully 4
Six furlongs- Mishap w
second, Mirth third; time
Six furlongs-Kefm
second, Duhme third ; ti1n
For two-yesr-olds, hall
Boyden won, Brandoletto
trim third; time, :50M
For two-year-olds, tout
ME Palmer won, Winning
Grisette third time, l :28
For three-year-olds and
mile-Birthday won, Ame
Hypatia third; time, 1 ;42
For three-year-olds and 4
turlongs-Glenhall won. IN
Hector third; time, 1 1898
GRAvEsEND, May 30.
heavy to-day from last
Great crowd in attendane
Six furlongs--H Harrisbuf
teer, second Darling, ,thikds
Handicap, mile and IN
Bourbon won; Favor, 64c
Colt, third. Time, 2 ;021
Fremont stakes, six fuf
won; Harebell, second
Time, ] :23M.
Fort Hamilton handicAp
half miles-Tea Tray won
second, Maxim, filly, third
One and three sixtco
walk-over for the Bard.
One and one-eighth mi|
pole won, Pontiac second
One mile-Refund Wor
second, Amalgam third.
One mile--Calera won
Cholula third. Time, 1 :61
New YoRK, May 30.
at Jerome Park was large
Three-fourths Of Z mile
Thorn second, Donald
PIX.
Handicap, one mile
Billy Brown second, B61
l :4S1s.
Decoration Stakes, one
teenth miles--Lelogas Wc1
second; time, 2:131 s...
Hall mile--Carnot won
Souriere third time 5231
One mile-Letretia
second, Nellie B. third /; q
Decoration Day Gk6
course-Jim McGoWan "
ry, second; Westmorel1
5:19.
ENGLISH DnIxl
LONDON, May 30. aI)erI1
with alternate sunshine
The course, Ep3nfa DoV1
great racing event NJ
noon, was in good cond [
greatly improved the cou1
and Princess Of Walee
grounds. The crowd
were just as great as on ~
In the betting ring il ho1
as a foregone conclu1lo
would win.
The race for the De7b3
by Ayrshire, the iav&
second, Van Diem&ny9 !
starters numbered n1no1
delayed by Chillington,
times. ~
Ayrshire won by TIVE
were four lengths bet
and Van Dieman's Lan9
ridden by Barrett, Grow
and Van DieHaan's LaD
lington delayed the s<nI
utes. Twice after ovo(1
he galloped nearly TO ~
the third time he went
and the fourth time "
post. Finally the ~
at 3:42. Gantby
and held , it 1til
from home, when Ya
headed him. Van Dierl
by, Orbit, Ayrshire, &
berry rounded the To<fe1
the order named. WIZ
straight Ayrshire he'd
latter was beaten in & "a
from home. Galore r&U
ond place and for 8 mon
the winner. Ayrsb1r1
sponded to the call Of n
ing on, won the ra64
three seconds. Galore M
Gantby was last.
The Stanley stakes, All
two-year-olds, was won
Jr., a chestnut colt by 0l
out Of Moth Star, O.
colt, Frederick James, MI
wick third.
Bal1 Hecdg
SAN Francisco, May 5
the Haight street ground
fine fielding on both IA
pitcher OF the Greenhood
proved conclusively be
pitch, striking out ten
club and allowing but ou
delivery. Mullec wad
and allowed but eight
struck out but one n
hoods madc two errco
four. Score: Graenho
s; Pioneers /.
STOCKTON, May so .<
the Stocktons in the f81
to-day to the Hsveri
was light, but the hi
visitors aud the errors
counted in every ID
backstop work was th
game. Score: H2verl
CHICAGO. May SOL
feated ia a shameful
morning game by the
Baldwin's delivery was 4
0'Day was did grext
Chicago l, Washington
Chicago also lost the 4
Krock pitched we'll ~