Evening journal., 1888-09-26
SUMMARY OF ALL THE SPORTS
Brooklyn Jockey Club Races, Baseball
(slAnas mud Athnr Ic.-a..4a


brooklyn Jockey Club Races, Baseball
Games and Other Events.
New YoRK, Sept. 26-First race s,veen.
takes, one mile; Kingston first. Yum Yum
econd, Little Minch third: tine 1.4te<
second race, handicap sweepstakes, mile and
an eighth; Bronzomarte first, Bella b sec
ond, Rupert third; time, :55A. Third race
willow stakes, 2year-old flllies, six furIongs
Senor1ta first, She second, Annie M. third
lime, l:lB}S. Fourth race, Fulton stakes
5-year -olds, mile and quarter; Santalene
1rst, Badge. second, Larchmont third: time
s;lU54. Fifth race, sweepstakes, one mile
9"nt hrst, Niagara second, Sam Harper
lr.' third; time, 1919. Sixth race. selling
neavy weight handicap. one mile, Drake
nrst Jennie Mcfarland second, Una B.
third; time, :434.
LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CLUB.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 26-First race saver.
sighths Of mile, selling; Doubt first. Cnnid
second, koi dor third; time, 1915. second
race, nve-eighths Of a mile; Princess Bowling
nrst, Laura Stone second, Julien third: time
lOl- Third race, one mile; Poteen first. Gov
sTnor second, Derochment third; time 49,
rourth race, three-quarters Of mile. selling.
dead heat between Robin and Erebus. Ker.
neese third; time, 1;15s4; Erebus won the
run on time, LIS. Fifth race, handicau
swec~stakes, mile and an eighth: Famine
aIst, Wyndom SECOND, Galatea third: time
1903 '-'''s'
hASiNe SOCIETIES QUARREL AT WASHINGTON
WAsnINsToH, Sept. e0-There il troubls
oeewoen tho National Fair association ana
ehe National Jockey club, which, not
nridgsd over speedily, may seriously affect
.ne Suocees OF the approaching meeting OF the
5ocesy club. The trouble arose from the
eleotton Of the Jockey clubs officers SaturA
asy hight and illuminated in joint meeting
N tne Fair association and the executive
eouhnittee OF tii9 Jockey club to decide upon
tne stake races and purses At this meeting
Lhe chairman declined to recognize the recent
Jockey club elections on the ground that thev
were Illegal, having been made by the execu.
i've committee and not by tho club.
INDIANAPOLIS WANTS JOHN WARD.
CHICAGO, Sept. -Glasscock, short ston
OF the indianapolis team, said last night that
the indianapolis management are negotiating
with John Ward, of the New YorIxs. to have
nlin assume the management and captaincy
OF that club next year
TUESDAYS BASEBALL GAMES,
At Boston-Boston. o; Philadelnb,a IN
Hits: Boston, O.; Philadelphia. o Erro,s.
Boston, II; Philadelphia, . Batteries:
oowders and Sommers, Sanders and Clam
entR
AT Pittsburg-hrst game: Pittsburg. o.
Detroit :. Hits; Pittsburg, 8, Detroit. 1
Errors; Pittsburg, ?; Detroit, L. Batteries.
Staley and Miller, Gruber and Bennett
Second game; Pittsburg, o !; Detroit. & Hits.
f1ttsburg, 8; Detroit, s. Errors: PittSburo
y Detroit, 9. Batteries: Morris and Carroll
5et1oin and Cancel.
Washington-New York game postponed
On account Of rain.
AT Chieago-Chicago 6; Indinnnpolls 2.
1lts; !, Chicago, 8; indianapolis, H. Errorss
chicago, Z; indianapolis, & Batteriess Gum
bert and Darling BurdiclK and Buckley.
At Observation-Disclosures i; Cleveland
: Hits; Cincinnati, 4; Cleveland. a Fr.
'ors: Cincinnati, o; Cleveland, = BATTERIES.
nunane and Keenan,, O'Brien and McCuirs.
Az st Louis-St. Louis, 2; Athletic. / |
Hits st Louis, 81; Athletic, 5. Errors; St
.ouis L Athletic, l. Batteries, Chamber
am and Milligan Seward and Robinson
Al Louisville-Louisville o: Baltimore. o |
Hits; Louisville, Q; Baltimore, 10. Errors.
Louisville, II; Baltimore, !. Batteries: Ram |
ey and kerins, Cunningham and Cantz.
AZ Kansas City-kansas City, 4; Brook
yn, = Hits: Kansas City. s; Brooklyn, Ii. /
arrors Kansas City, 1; Brooklyn, A. Bat
cries Sullivan and Brennan, Mays and 1
3ushong
At London-London o; Buffalo. 5. Hits.
london, IL Buffalo, IL. Errors, London. y: /
SuiLalo, 2 Pitchers: Cain and Barston.