Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-01
IN SPORTING CIRCLES.
FIRsT OF a SERIES FOE TIE MID
DLE-WEIGHF CHAMPIONsHIP.

.cm -.. ,rsx 80 ma. r,,.
Aho Marhno anu mike LUZ sisa'
teen Rounds-Lucd Knocked Out-Los-
ing Ground Almost from the Start
Base Ball Playing, Horse Racing and
nthar snor.,r. rv.rt
BAN FRANCISCO, May 2S.-The first OF q
series of contests for the middle-weight
| cbamn;onsb;n ~ Am.r;.o, took nlaca To.
80. - - =.
nlsnO az 1ne Oaiiiornia Atnie1ic eluD' De.
tween George La Blanche, "The Marine"
Of Boston, and Mike Luci OF Philadelphia.
The light vas to q finish, QueensDerry
rules. La Blanche weighed LOO pounos'
Luci lb4. (.
In tine nrst part OF tne nun rouno LUG,
mao rather the best OF u, deliVering several
telling blows on La biancnes iace ano
wind.
In the eighth round, however, La
Blanche. after receiving a couple OF
severe cracks, warmed up and forced the
fighting. From this time on Luci began to
lose ground, and was knocked out in the
thirteenth.
There were no heavy blows in the fight,
and La Blanche evidently saved himself
until he got q chance to get In q Knockout
blow.
SULLIVAN AND wREsTLE.
c,,cnuw Mon os-J,bn,v su,l;van
M."
0nu Wiii"m muuosn s"'o
exhioition oil ten ROUNDS, LONDON prize
ring rules, before an enormous crowd to-.
and was received with great enthusiasm by
the audience. Muldoon won the first,
fourth, fifth, seventh and tenth bouts and
Sullivan the Others. There were about
~ minutes OF actual work. Sullivan came
out OF the contest not the least fatigued.
RAsE RAIL.
u 90 ~
W~AshissroN way 1o'-ihe oiese'anus1
made their first appearance ID this city,
to-day, and played an excellent game
against the Senators before one of the
Iaroest crowda q, the season. TIL n~lav;no
of The home cIuh when comnared To thaf
~ the Visitors vas verv ;nisrior scors.
washington q. CLEVELAND 10. Base hits: |
W~ashinetons a, Cleveland 9. Errors:
Q, Cleveland /. Umpire, Fess-
enden. Batteries: Northumberland |
and Mack; Cleveland - O'Brien and |
thinner.
PHILADELPHIA. Nav 2s.-The game. this
a@fternoon was DIM until the ninth inning. |
when the visitors tied the score. The
Philies then made three earned runs. CASEY
in the last inning and the visitors
would nrobabIy have tied th e score bnt for
Sunday foolishly permittine himself to be |
caught between bases. Score: Pittsburg
each inning and tenth; Philadelphia
two in first, three in tenth. Base hits:
Pittsburg II, Philadelphia IL. Errors:
I0'sDuIg =. -: ompiro' our
Elements; Pittsburg-staley and Miller.
BosToN, May 2S.-After the first inning
Jlarkson had the visitors completely at his
nercyi az He s.ru M ouv 'ea men. ine eanar
he RoStons riav;na fenitlsssiv scors:
IN CHICAGO q Rasa h;ts. Roston
Ch;oaoo p &c.. Pnstan n Ch;caoo
, Observation-Disclosures Ratter;es. RostonS
sh.an - $500. CL;ooa" Tooev 90
anu D0n"o'0' on'o-
MILL w. Nov on Tho Giant. ,,oved
I'VE" uo"A, nay CO. w aa,M aysa
L glea'!y improveu l2rM anu easiS 10
eaOeo one "esoerh rIsaiS, Ios @lo.ns
mem q run; oGoIe: ne" 1ork In1a
'Pols y; Pase Nus Ne" 1oIA o. Ina;an
pons .: hrrGrs: NOV aIrk = !no
orb -Welch and Ewino. T~ndiananolis
-Getzeln buckley.
Go!ambus-GoiumousI 2, Brookiyn
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y Rrooklvn d
ottan;as. c>,1nnahnsD NC anJ 4,ron.
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!, LOUSY T-:H"nNIW -, .Taa;nnaH
ac9erlesInwin aho Faughn' oinc'nna"-
'mltn ana baid"in.
THE RACING AT GRAvEsEND.
N- A. 40 o-au,s
NEW AohA' MAJ Ho.-A' oi"'0on'' W
lay, the track was heavy.
Three-quarter mile-Onwaywonin LEX;
O.."Sd oSo-o;.hth u,;,os pono D von
. o ~ ~ Su;et soasnI anneontoo th;rJ
IT, w. 49, 10 liz oG;n;1 Se.u;ca WON.
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