Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-15
MONDAYS SPORTING NEWS.

PHILADELPHIA, May 13.--It took Phila-
delphia eleven innings to defeat Chicago in
their first game this afternoon. The game
was closely contested throughout. Phila-
delphia A, Chicago 8. Batteries Phila-
delphia-Bufinto and Clements; Chicago
-Demeyer and Farrell.
WASHINGTON, May 13.-The indianapolis
club was defeated through their very bad
fielding by the Washingtons this afternoon.
Both teams batted very hard. Score:
Washington, 13; Indianapolis, IL. Batter
les: Washington-Healy and Mack; In
dianapolis-Whitney and DAILY. ..
BosToN, May 13.-The home team made
SIX runs this afternoon before Pittsburg
had secured one, and then came near losing
the game through the errors OF Quinn and
Kelly. Score: Boston Z, Pittsburg B.
Batteries: Boston-Clarkson and Bennett;
Pittsburg-Staley and Miller.
New YORK, May 13.-The Giants returned
to the home grounds to-day and played the
first game with the Clevelands this after.
noon. Both clubs made plensy of errors,
but the New Workers made theirs at q crit
ical time which connted heavily against
them, Score: New York, z; Cleveland, 3.
Batteries: New York-Hatfield and Ewing;
Cleveland-Blakely and Snyder.
THE LOUISVILLE RACES.
LOUISVILLE, May 13.-Track muddy.
Ali ages, one and one-sixteenth miles
Badge won; Lucky second, Stony Mont
gomery third. Time 1:56h.
Two-year.old colts, five furlongs-Penn
won; Uncle Bob second, Starter Cardwell
third. Time 1:O4.
All ages, one and oDe-eighth miles-Fan-
ME won; Mandoline 3D., Recluse third.
Time 2:O5A.
All ages, mile-Bruokful won; Chandler
second. Time 1:54h. =.
Seven furlongs, three-year-olds- Bruno
won; Castaway second, Bright Light third.
Time 1:3O
THE FIGHT AGAINST BooKMAKERs.
LOUISVILLE, May 1s.-President Clark,
of the Louisville Jockey club, to-day tele.
graphed to President Palmer OF the Book
makers association to appear here to-
morrow and show cause why the associs.
tion should not be ruled off for endeavor'
| ing to prevent the bookmakers from going
on at the track, and for other causes.
| This is understood to mean that
Colonel Clark finds himself in
sufficiently strong position to force fight
ing, and bring the bookmakers to terms
| IL the association is ruled off here it will,
of cuuse, be driven from all the tracks un.
der control OF the surf congress.
J.W. Guests bay colt. Heron, sustained
a probably permanent injury while en-
route to Louisville, last night. He broke
loose in car and kicked himself in 9
! frightful manner. Before lea wing Nashvilll
Guests refused $12, 900 for the colt.
DEATH OF VALUABLE ANIMAL.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, May 13.-Czar
tbs remarkable three-year-old running
colt, owned by Theodore Winters OF Cali
fornia, and valued at $25, 900, died o
pneumonia at Union park. in this city
this morning. He was the winner of tn
California derby.
SCORE IN THE SAN FRANCISCO WALKING MATol
SAN FRANCISCO, May 13, l q. m.-Vint
27O miles; Haworth, 2SS; Gus Guerrero
2s1; Albert, 32s; Old Sport Campana, 24O
Peterson, 275; Klatt, 267; Crozier, 259.
3 o'clock q. M, score-Albert, 45u miles
Guerro, 312; Howarth, 3O8; Peterson, 3OC
4 Klatt, 294: Campana. 256.
The American Live Stock Commission Ct
i KANSAS CRY, May 13.-The America
Live Stock Commission Comdany, an asse
citation composed OF many of the leadin