Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-13
SPORTING NE WS.
Base Ball Games-Horse Racing-Sporting
News In General. EEtsr-

Base Ball Games-Horse Racing-Sporting
News In General. 9ls j
BosToN. July 1O.-By liberal applica-
tion OF the stick when hits were needed,
the Clevelands won to-day's game. Score:
Cleveland 8, Boston 5. Base hits: Cleve-
land 10, Boston IL. Errors: Cleveland 4,
Boston 1. Batteries: Cleveland-Bsatin
and Sutcliffe; Boston-Clarkson and Ben
nett. Umpire-Curry.
WASHINGTON, July 1O.-The Senators de-
featsd Chicago to-day. The visitors played
q fine game in the field, and the home club
was obliged to earn all their runs. Wash
ington 6, Chicago 4. Base hits: Washing
ton 13, Chicago 8. Errors: Washington 8,
Chicago 8. Batteries: Ferson, DAILY, sener
and Farrell. Umpire-Lynch. A. l..z-.
NEW YORK, July 1O.-To-day's game was
scarcely contest. The giants were win
ncrs. Norris started OF TO pitch for tho
visitors, but he had enough of it after one
not more more successful. The home
team played ball. Ewing retired after the
9Th inning, as the game was won, and al
lowed Brown to catch the last three innings.
New York 10. Pittsburg in the eighth.
Base hits: New York 10, Pittsburg 8.
Errors: New York 2, Pittsburg 6. Bat
teries: New York-Crane, Ewing and
Brown; Pittsburg-Morr Garfield and
Fields. Umpire-Powers.
Louisville Brooklyn 8, Louisville 0.
Kansas Gty-Kansas City 2, Balti-
more 3. Called at the end OF the fifth in.
ming on account of rain. .....
st. Louis-St. Louis 2, Athletics 4.
Cincinnati 4, Columbus Q.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Hoosier team
defeated Washington, to-day. principally
on account of the damaging errors Of Irwin
and the erratic work of Clarke. The only
bit OF good fielding was the clever one-hand
stop of difficult grounder by Denny.
Score: Washington 2, Indianapolis. 8. Base
hits: Washington 9, Indianapolis 8. Err
rors: Washington 6, Indianapolis /. Bat
teries: Washington-O'Day and Clarke;
Indianapolis -Getzein and DAILY. Umpire
Lynch.
New YORK, July 1.-THE Giants de-
feated Clevelands to-day. They had the
game in hand after the first inning. Cleve-
land g only run was made through errors by
Richardson and Whitney. Cleveland played
well enough in the field. Score: New York
9, Cleveland 1 in sixth. Base hits: New
York 10, Cleveland 8. Errors: New York
8, Cleveland 4. Batteries: New York
Welch. Ewing and Brown; Cleveland
Bakely, thinner and Snyder. Umpire
Powers.
PHILADELPHIA, July 11.-Hard and suo-
cessful hitting in the second and third in
nings, assisted by two bases on balls and
disastrous errors by Burns and Anson,
gave Philadelphia q comparatively easy
victory over Chicago to-day. Philadelphia
9, Chi.cogo2. Base hits: Philadelphia IA,
Chicago l2. Errors: Philadelphia 1, Chicago
Q, Batteries: Philadelphia-Bufinton and
and Clements; Chicago-Dwyer and Farrell.
Umpire-McQuald.
Cincinnati Columbus z, Cincinnati 4.
Kansas City-Ksnsas City z, Balti-
St. Louis-st. Louis 13, Athletics IL.
WASHINGTON PARK RACES.
Washington Park, July 10.-Attendance
600. Mile three-y year-olds-Beth Broke
won; Josie second, Guy Gray third. Time
1:42k.
Mile and a half-Elyton won; stoney
Montgomery second, Montrose third. Time
2:34A. .-
Three:quarters OF q mile. two:yees. .s- .olds-
Willie M won, UFhCio A1iy oOOonus NAA~"
third. Time LII 1-5.
Three.ouarters OF q mile, all ages-Lady
Gay won; Somerset second, Vermont third
Time 1:15k.
| Three.ouarters OF a mile, all ages-Estell'
won; Cousin Jeemes second, dunshot tniro
Time LIS.
BRIGHTON BEACH RACES.
RR,eHroN BEACH, July 10.-Mile-Brun
wood won in 1:44; Young Duke second
Brat third.
One and one-foarth miles-E. Elgin VOL
in 2:12: Red Leaf second, Vigilant third.
One and one-sixteenth miles-Tea Ira.
won in 1:5O; Panama second, Tenbocke
third. :.
Ills: Miracle second, Dalesman third. !,
Three-fourths OF q mile-Ovid won !
1:16k; Pericles second, Phelam third.
erLpINa GUY BEATS HIS OWN FAST RESORT
Il CLEVELAND, July 1O.-Guy, the famou
black gelding, owned by W. j. Gordon
! this CITY, trotted mile at Glenville, thi
i afternoon, in 2:11x, beating his own recor
. a quarter OF q second. Guy has Dee
> barred from grand circuit races Decauss
his speed, and is now being trained ior ias
miles during the summer.
WASHINGTON PARK RACES.
!, WASHINGTON PARK, July 11.-Attendan'
!, g, 600; weather fine.
Three-quarters Of mile-vatout wol
laracie d. second, May W. third. Tim
, 1:16. The Dude vo