Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-05-31
WORLD OF SPORTS.

In the last three games Campion has stolen seven bases.
 The Waverleys went to Sandy Hook yesterday and defeated the local ball teams by the score of 26 to IS.
 A nine from ScovilIs old mill heat a nine from the new mill yesterday by the old time score of 39 to 15.
 The base ball nine of Rose Hill Hose company will play with the Southing- tons in Southington tomorrow. Anson still keeps on winning the championship with his mouth. Wonder how the four straight at Boston affected him.
 It now looks as though the New Works would save the Polo grounds after all. They expect to occupy them again after June 10.
 Games to-day League-Indianapoli at Philadelphia, two postponed games; American association-Kansas City at Baltimore.
 The score at the end of the fourth day of the six days race was as follows Cart wright, l16-7; Hegelman, 1l3-4 :: Carlton, 101-S; Taylor. 1oo-16; Gold en, 109-6; Connors, l11-15. The at | tendance last evening was small. Y. M. c. A. base ball team visited Meriden yesterday and played a similar nine from the Y. NJ. c. X. of that city. Victory perched on the banners of the Brass city boys by a score of to O.
 The score at the women's walking match, Washington, at midnight of the fourth day stood; Evans 1S6. Tobias 112, Rose 166. killburg 153, Macbeth 149. Blakely 130, Fleming 123, Arnett 115, Princess IA, Jeffries 92. Jefferson has withdrawn.
 The 135 yards all United States handi- cap of the American Sporting associa- tion of New Britain took place at Rents chler's park yesterday. The final heat day in which were J. Wilton of Meri- den and Michael Welch, Edward King and James Connolly all of New Britain. The heat was won by J. Wilton of Meriden and Michael Welch of New Britain second, Edward King of New Britain third and James Connolly of New Britain fourth.
 The Unions of Baldwin street played a friendly game of ball with the Eagles of Baldwin street yesterday, in which the score was If to $ in favor of the Unions. The Unions would like to hear from other hines under 16 years of age. The names of the Unions are J. Scully. c T. Nelson. D: c. Wells 1b; J. Conron, | | Bunce, If J. Rourke, If NJ. Thompson, Of; T. Coughlan, tn.
 WAS WON BY CARTWRIGHT.
 Editor of the DEMOCRAT:
 Will you kindly settle a dispute and wager as to whether the challenge race for twelve hours between Cartwright and Noremac ever was rnn and who was the winner.
 The race was run and won by Cart wright. The particulars are as follows At the close of the Pittsburg race Cart wright and Noremac became involved in dispute on financial matters and Noremac was accused of owing a cer- tain sum of money to Cartwright. The debt was denied and the conversation became so heated that Noremac agreed to give Cartwright a chane to recover his money and challenged him to run twelve hours for SlO0 side. Cart wright immediately accepted the offer. The Saturday following the Pittsburg contest consolation race was to be held for the benefit of the runners in the late race. Both men agreed to enter that race and run for the money put up. Noremac quit after running B miles and Cartwright not only won the conso- lation race stakes. but also the S10O bet, making IS miles and 10 laps.