The Washington critic., 1888-09-20
SPORTS OF TIE SEASON.
Baseball.


The League games resulted as follows
yesterday.
Detroit 3. Boston O. Basehits-Detroit 4,
Boston 2. Errors--Detrot 2, Boston 4. Bat
tcres-Gruber and Camel, Radbourne and
Tate,
Second game-Detroit 9, Boston 0. Basehts
Detroit 4, Boston g. Errors-Detroit 1,
Boston 3. Batterics-Gruber and Camel,
Radbourne and Tate.
Pittsburg 4, New York l. Basehits-Pitts-
burg 4 New York 10. Errors-Pittsburg 9,
New York 4. Batteries-Morrls and Carroll,
Welch and Ewing.
Chicago O, Philadelphia o. Basehits--
Chicago Z, Philadelphia 5. Errors--Chicago
3, Philadelphia 0. Batteres-Tener and
Farrell, Burlington and Clements,
The Association games resulted rs follows:
st. Louis 6, Baltimore g. Basehits-St Louis
12 Baltimore TO- Errors-St. Louis 8, Balti-
more 4. Batteries--King and Miligan, Kilroy
and Cantz.
lyn 9, Louisville 10. Errors-Brooklyn 3,
Louisville 6. Batterles-Hughes and Clarke,
Ramsey and Kerins.
Cleveland 3, Kansas City O. Basehits-
Cleveland 3, Kansas City 3. Errors-Cleve-
land 4, Kansas City q Batteries-O Brlen
and Mcclure, Porter and Donohue.
Cincinnati II, Athetic2. Basehits-Oincin-
q,
Athletic 4. Batteries and Baldwin,
Blair and Robinson.
Racing at Two Tracks.
The races at Brooklyn yesterday resulted as
follows
First race one mile Kingston won, King
Crab second, Oarsman third. Time, 1911.
Second race, one and oneeighth miles. King
Idle won, Daruna second, Wahoo third. Time,
1;502.
rri.l.a 49,. - -
Leila May won, Ballston second, Ocean third.
Time, 1889.
Fourth race, thrce-quarters of mile. Ra-
diant won, Brahmin second, Felicia third.
Time, 1;17t.
Fifth race one and three -sixteenths Of mile.
Bella B. won, Pee Weep second, Belle Dor
third. Time, 2:0S4.
Sixth race, thfee-quarters Of mile. Mira
beau won, Barrister second, Banner Bearer
third Time, 1:174.
The Louisville races resulted yeste rday as
follows:
First race, one mile-Poteen won, Erebus
second, Harry Glenn third. Time, 1:42l
Second race, three-quarters of mile Tom
Hood won, Everett second, Lady Rose third.
Time 1;13
Third race, the st. Leger stakes, two miles,
| Long Chance won, j. b. Clay second, Frank
fort third. Time, 1896.
Fourth race, five-eighths of mile. Rimini
won, Sunlight second, Sparkling third. Time
1;0lR.
Fifth race, seven-eighths of mile Panama
won, Strideaway second, Wyndom third.
Time, 1:292.
Worlds Championship Games.
AS 1t is now settled that the st. Louis
Browns will win the American Association
championship and the New Yorks the League
championship, interest is growing In the
series to be played between these two clubs
for the championship of the world. Presi-
dent Won der Abe, Of the Browns, said yester-
day: 81 think series Of nine to eleven games
will be satisfactory, the games to be played
on the following days and at the following
cities Open in Boston, Tuesday, October Is;
play in New York Wednesday, Brooklyn
Thursday, New York Friday aud Saturday;
play an exhibition game at Rldgewood Park
on Sunday with the Brooklyns, and continue
our series in Philadelphia on Monday. We
| will then come to st. Louis and play here on
October 25, 26 and 81. This will probably be
the nine-game schedule. II we conclude to
play eleven games, the other games will
probably be played in Cleveland and Cincin-
natl"