Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-01
sPORrINa-INrELLIsENCE.


Horse Races. and 30 Forth.
BosroN, May 80.--Boston won the third
game OF the first series with Chicago, this
morning, BY great batting. Score: Chicago
4, Boston 10. Base hits: Chicago 8, Bos.
ton IT. Errors: Chicago 8, Boston 1.
Batteries: Chicago-Krock and Farrel;
observation-disclosures and Camel. Umpire:
Barnum.
The afternoon contest was splendid.
There was only one fielding error made.
The enthusiasm at Boston taking four
straight games from Chicago was un.
bounded. Score: Boston 4, Chicago 2.
Base hits: Boston 8, Chicago 8. Errors:
Boston O. Chicago /. Umpire-Barnum.
Batteries: Decentralization and Ben
nett; Chicago and Sommers.
PHILADELPHlA, May 3O.-The game which
was won by Philadelphia, was q tedious
contest. Deering pitched q very weak
game. The Pittsburg team could not over
come the lead obtained by the home team
in the third inning. Score: Pittsburg 6,
Philadelphia Is. Base hita: Pittsburg 10,
philadelphia II. Errors: Pittsburg 8.
Philadelphia 4. Batteries: Pittsburg-
and Schriver. Umpire-Curry.
The afternoon game resulted in an easy
victory for the visitors, who played all
around the home team. Score: Philadel.
| phia 4, Pittsburg 10. Base hits: Phila.
delphia 5, Pittsburg II. Errors: Phila.
delphia Z, Pittsburg 8. Umpire-Curry
Batteries: Philadelphia- and
Clements; Pittsburg- -Whately and Miller.
New YORK, May 30.-The game in the
morning between New York and Indianap-
oils was witnessed by $500 persons. 1t
was close and interesting. Score: New
York 5, Indianapolis 6. Base hits: New
York 8, Indianapolis 6. Batteries: New
York-Hatfield and Ewing; Indianapolis
Getzen and Buckley. Umpire-Lynch.
The game, this afternoon, resulted q
rather an easy victory for the Giants. The
visiting team played better game in the
field but were not 80 fortunate at the bat.
Score: New York 2. Indianapolis 3. Base
hits: New York 10, Indianapolis 6. Errors:
New York s, Indianapolis 3. Umpire:
Lynch. Batteries: New York-Welch and
Brown; Indianapolis-Boyle and DAILY.
WAsHINsroN, May 8O.-The morning
game between Washington and Cleveland
was not exciting. Cleveland won the game
in the opening inning, scoring two un-
Washington in first. Base hits: Cleve-
land 8, Washington z. Errors: Cleveland
1, Washington q. Batteries: Cleveland
Gruber and Bemmer; Day
aud Clark. Umpire-Fesssnden.
The afternoon game was postponed on
account OF rain.
AT JEROME PARK.
NEW YORK, May 3O.-The Jerome Park
race course is now believed by many to be
the most picturesque in America, and new
er did it look lovelier or more attractive
than to-day. The skies lowered up to
noon. The sun, however, came out very
brightly at O'Clock, but q fine breeze tenn
pered the rays and made it delightfully."-
eeel The track Was in the finest possible
condition, though q little dusty on top.
Fourteen hundred yards-Balstone won
in 1:24; Bessie second, Salisbury third.
Hall mile-Druidness won in 49A; De-
votee second, Bavarian third.
One and one-sixteenth miles-A walkover
for Fierensi.
One and three-sixteenth miles-Eurus
won in 2:O6; j. A. B. second, Gypsy Queen
third.
Mile-Diablo won in 1:45A; Eric second,
Reporter third.
Mile and one-eighth-Aurelia won in
1:5Sh.
Three.fourths mile-Miracle won in lis;
Meraben second, Little Minnie third.
PHILADELPHIA, May 80.-Morning game:
Athletics 3; Cincinnati O. Afternoon game:
Athletics 6. Cincinnati l.
Brooklyn-Morning game: St. Louis 8,
Brooklyn 4. Afternoon: st. Louis 7,
Brooklyn 8,
Baltimore - Baltimore 8, Kansas
City q.
Columbus-Both Louisville Columbus
games postponed; rain.
One mile-King Crab won in la; Ealo
second, Dreux third.
RACING AT GRAvESEND.
GRAvEsEND. May 3O.-Five-eights mile
Urbana won; Martha second, Centaur
third. Time 1:O3.
Mile-King Idle won; Satisfaction second d.
Carnegie third. Time 1:434.
Six furlongs- -Stonington won; Ban Cloche
second, Jerome Park third.
Five.eighths OF q mile-Mamie B. won
in 1:O2h; Benefit second; Gramercy third