Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-27
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Base Ball Games-Horse Racing-Sporting
News in General.

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News in General.
CLEVELAND. July 23.-Good base-run
ming and timely batting gave Cleveland
victory over Pittsburg to-day. Score
Cleveland 8, Pittsburg o. Base hits: Cleve
land g., Pittsburg 5. Errors: Cleveland 2
Pittsburg 4. Batteries: Cleveland-Beat
in and Sutcliffe; Pittsburg-Staley and Mi
Ter. Umpire-Curry. 81
CHICAGO, July 23.-Getzein's poor cor
troll OF the Tall in the first two innings los
the game for the Hoosiers to-day. Heal
pitched we'll. Score: Chicago 10, Indian
apolis 8. Base hits: Chicago s, IndianaE
oils II. Errors: Chicago s., Indianapoli
Q. Batteries: Chicago-Healy and Fal
rell; .Indianapolis-Getzein and Buckley
Umpire-McQuaid.
BosroN, July 23.-Boston defeated tn
Senators to-day. The fielding of the visit
ors was wretched, and that Of the hom
| team faultless. Score: Boston 10, Wash
ington 4. Base hits: Boston 8, Washin,
ton z. Errors: Boston O, Washington
Batteries: Decentralization. Bennett an
| Kelly; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Haddoc
and McKarnd. Umpire: Powers.
PHILADELPHIA, July 23.-Tbe Phillie
won the second game from New York thi
afternoon b. hard hitting. Score: Phila
delphia 7, New York 5. Base hits: Phila
delphia IL, New York 8. Errors: Philade
phia 4, New York 2. Batteries: Philadelphi
Sanders and SERVER; New York-Welc
and Murphy. Umpire: Lynch.
PHILADELPHIA, July 23.-Athletics
Cincinnati 9.
BALTIMORE, July 23.-Baltimore 6, Louis
vile 3.
BROOKLYN, July 2~3.-Brooklyn 4, Kan
sas City 3.
MONMOUTH PARK RACES.
MONMOUTH, July 23.-Owing tothe deaf
OF a son OF Capt. Sam Brown, which sa'
event took place at Princeton, Kentucky
this morning, one OF his horses started to
day. .
Three-fourths OF q mile-Tenny won i
LAX; Maidstone second, Badge third.
Three.fourths of = mile-Devotee Q il
1:O5K; Cayuga second, Gramercy third.
One and one.eiehth miles-Chemiz won il
1:57X; Village Maid second, Equality third
One and One-eightb miles-Brother BoI
won in 1861; Belinda second, Connemar'
third.
One and one-sixteenth miles-Benedit
tine won in 1:49; Brywood second, Sar
Wood third.
Three-fourths OF a mile-Padesha won i
1:16; Onaway second, Ballot Colt third.
RACING AT
DETROIT, July 23.-To.day was the opel
ing day Of the trotting and pacing meetir
OF the Detroit Driving Club. and was Gale
a blue ribbon day. When the gates wei
thrown open to the public, it proved
great success, the attendance being IL, oO(
Weather was fine and track very fast.
1888 class, purse 81, O0O-Veritas VOL
Ketch second, Star Lilly third, Arcadia
fourth. Best time 2:2OZ.
The second and third races went over VI
til tomorrow. The heats were distribute
when darkness interfered, consequently tx
program was not completed.
THE TWIN CITY RACES.
ST.. PAUL, July 23.-A clear day We
vouchsafed to the Twin City Jockey clu
ON this, the opening day of the meetinI
and fully 5000 people took advantage
I! the fine weather anq good program to visi
the racetrack at Hanline, between the tw
| cities, and their expectations of fue spor
were fulfilled.
Three-year-olds and upwards, six fu
~fongs-Mabel won; Mamie Bonso secont
Benson third. Time 1:152.
For three-year-olds and upwards, seve
furlongs-Cora Fisher Won; Lotion secont
| Angelus third. Time 1:3O.
Three.year-olds and upwards, one an
three sixteenth miles.-Bonair won; Ca
lillian second, Thankful third. Tim
1:24h.
Twin City Derby, three-year-olds. mil
and q quarter-Le Premier won; Sail
Hogan second, Logic third. Time, 2:1O.
Fol maiden two.year-olGs, four furlone
Morse won; Minuet second, Besseme
third. Time, .5OK.