The Washington critic., 1889-05-04
YESTERDAYS sPoRTs.
Games Won and lost and Races Rum
Prom Yesterdays Extra CnrTTc.I

The game yesterday between the
Bostcns and Washingtons at Capitol
Park was witnessed by about 900
people, O'Bricn's batting was feature
Of the game, and his appearance was
greeted with applause. IL was by far
the most interesting game played here
this season Up to the fifth inning the
score was tie, when Camel hit Ia
Wise, who fumbled it, and on Mad
dcn's hit went 10 second. Then the
Boston's made six runs on errors and u
two Dagger by Brouthers Mack and
lIcaly were the Washington battery,
and Kelly and Madden were in the
points for Boston. Score, o 10 Q in
favor of Boston
The Philadelphia Club won yestcr-
days game early in the day by making
seven runs in the first inning. Buffin
tons pitching was great. Batteries
Crane and Brown for New York,
Buflinton and Shriver for Philadel
phia. Score o TO in favor of the
latter.
The game at indianapolis yesterday
between the home club and Pittsburg
was a walk over for the visitors. They
had no difficulty in solving Getxein's
delivery, and also cxcelled In fielding
Buckley and Gctzcin was the home bat
terry, and Miller and Staley for the
Pittsburgs, The score was Is to 4 in
favor of the visitors.
AT Cleveland yesterday the home club
was whitewashed by Anson's men. The
infants played well in the field, but
were unable to hit Hutchinson Bakely
and Snyder were the Cleveland battery;
Farrell and Hutchinson for Chicago.
The Association games yesterday re-
suited as follows: Kansas City 16, St.
Louis 8; Brooklyn l2, Athletic 6; Co.
lumbus z, Baltimore 9.
Att Ivy City yesterday nearly all of
The favorites won. The crowd was
somewhat smaller than on other DAYS,
but many prominent people were present
and the day was one Of the most sue
ccssful of the meeting.
First race-6 furlongs. Brait first,
Tom Hood second, Wild Cherry third
Time, 1881.
Second racc--Orifamm first. Bordc-
laisc second.
Third race-6 furlongs. King Idle
first, Newcastle second Time, ! .20J.
Fourth race mile. Panama first,
Iceberg second. Time. 1:4Sl.
Fifth racc-Stceplechas over whole
course. Jake Sbipsey first, Elphin
second.
Updyke, the jockey injured in the
steeplechase at Ivy City yesterday, is
reported much better, but will not be
able to ride again this season. With
the exception of broken collar bone,
his injuries were not serious. Smith,
who rode Elphin, was also thrown from
his mount and his shoulder and arm
broken. He was taken TO the hospital
Yesterday was the last day OF the
meeting at Herring Run Park. The
attendance was small.
The first race, the 2:30 class, required
four heats, and was won by Royal of
Philadelphia. William NickersOn's
entry, L. r. Redmond's Now, O. Hig-
gins Maggie X, Ed. Roes' Algoma,
Merrihelds Peach Evans Richard
Wilkes finished in the order named.
Time, 2;31, 2:34, 2:34, 2:32. Now won
the second heat
In the 2:40 class, j. Morow's Careless
Jim won. o. b. Chenowith's Music
Daubs Oscar Wilde, II. B. Hoiton's
Orange Leaf and Brehms Henry b.
finished in the order. Time, 1887, 2:3j,
236a, 2:37, 2:39. Orange Leaf won
the first heat, Music the second, Care
less Jim the third, fifth and sixth. Os-
car Wilde won the fourth heat
| LEXINGTON, May 8.-The weather
here to-day was fine; track good.
First race furlongs. Lelika first,
Silence second. Time, 1:04l.
Second race-1s miles. Cassius first,
Marchma second, Wahsatch third
| Time, ] .4S.
Third race-1t miles. Once Again
first, Bootmaker second, Sportsman
third, Time, 2:0Sf
Fourth race mile. Brandolle
first, lnsolence second. Time, 1:42a.
NASHVILLE, May 3.-The track TO-
day was fast and the weather good
The great race of the day was the
fourth, in which Big Three won by
three lengths. She paid 100 for 1.
First race-7I furlongs. Clara G.
first, J. 7. second, Fred Taral third.
Time 1854
Second race-6 furlongs. Thanking
first, Duhme second, and Fred Wooley
third. Time, 1:1S
Third race-One half mile Uncle
Bob first, Gwendolin second, Myrtle J.
third. Time, .5ll.
JAKE All IiHht.
Richard X. Fox yesterday received
the following from Jake Kilrain, who
will sail shortly for New York from
England:
81 was afraid John /. s hackers would
have tried to shunt when it came to
business. y y The belt will be
put up at the proper time, and do not
think me egotistical If say that after
July the trophy will be still in my
| possession, for, barring accidents, 1t will
be the effort of my life to win; and, rest
assured, shall he in the best possible
condition on July s, and If Sullivan is
able to defeat me. which doubt, then
no excuse will be offered on my part.
The match is all the talk over here and
many sporting men intend TO go over 10
witness the battle.
La Blanche and Lucie To Fight.
The California Athletic Club yester.
day arranged match between La
Blanche, the Marine and Mike Lucie of
Boston for May 2s.
An Attempt
| To describe the variety of styles of chill
dren's clothing we are selling at $3.50 and
| az 10 WOuld rpuuire tOO much time and