Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-08
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
The Base Ball Games Played Yesterday
Ho rse Races, and SO Forth.

The Base Ball Games Played Yesterday.
l., Horse Races. and SO Forth.
ePRILADELeHIA, June 6.-The home team
won to-day through their. excellent playing.
Score: Philadelphia 5 in:ffst in third;
Washington i in ninth. 81 Base hits: Phila-
delphia ls, Washington,7. Errors: Phila-
delphia /, Nhshington 1. sUpfares- An
drews and QDag.. Batteriss: Philadel-
phia-Buffinton Elsments; Washington
-Haddock and Mack.
CLEVELAND, June 6.-Pittsburs's inabili-
ty to hit Beatin caused their defeat to-day.
Score: Cleveland in first, z in third;
Pittsburg each in fifth and eighth. Base
hits: Cleveland,12; Pittsburg 2. Errors:
Cleveland 2, Pittsburg 5. Dmpire-Fes
sender. Batteriess Cleveland-Beatin and
Sutcliif; Pittsburg -Stalley and Miller. I 81,
Philadelphia- First game: Athleticsl 5,
Louisville. Second game: Athletics s1 J.
Louisville 3.
Columbus Columbus 3. st. Louis Q.
4 Baltimore -Baltimore 3, Cincinnati 10.
Chicago Chieag6 Il, Indianapolis 10;
Batteries -Tener, Darling; Getzein, Buckley.
Boston-Boston 10, New York I. Bat.
RACING AT JEROME PARK.
JEROME PARK, June 6.-Weather clouSSS;
track fine; attendance good.
Nile-Auricoma won in 1:46; Senorita
second, Fresno third.
Fourteen hundred yards-Forest King
won in 1:21k; Ballston second, Eala third.
Mile and oEe-eighth-Sluggard won; Bo-
hemian second, ,Summarythird. Time 200.
Mile-Fides won; King Crab second, Now
or Never third. Time, 1:44K. ~
Mile and q quarter-Fireneziw wonin 2:14;
the Forum" second. No third given.
Tbree-quarter mile-Prodigal won; Ten.
brock Jr. second, Salesman third. Time,
1:1S.
JEROME PARK, June s.. Track and
weatherspod.
Three-fourths mile-Blue Rock won in
l:1sH; jazz Dee second Persimmons
Mile and three-sixteenths-Erid won in
2:O6; See Phyrus second. The Forum third.
Fourteen hundred yards-Vevinda won;
Ovid secosd, Granadier third. Time 1:24.
Four and u half furlongs-Paradox won;
Phoebe second, Rancoero third. Time .56k.
Mile and sixtt enth-Major Dome won; j.
A. B. second, Vivide third. Time 1:52.
Mile-Maid woD; Ripton second, Wyn-
wood third. Time 1:46X.
Mile-Frand Ward won in 1:47K; Bess
second, Larchamond third.
THE ST. LOUIS RACES.
ST.. LOUIS, June 5.-Weather perfect;
track good. .t.s is.t.. .
Six furlongs, all ages-St. Ledger won,
Lucy P second, Girondes third. Time,
1:16h.
Mile dash, all Hindoocraft won,
Bravo second, Entry third. Time, 1:43z.
All ages, mile and q quarter-Terra
Gotta won, Los Angeles second, Longfish
third. Time, 2:10h.
Two-year-olds, five furlones - Roman
won, Piikie Z second, Indian Princess
third. Tine. 1:04A.
Mile and furlong-Stoney Montgomery
won. Comedy second, Bonita tiiird. Time,
1:55K.
THE ENGLISH DERBY RACES.
LONDON, June 5.-The Derby was won by
Donovan; Miguel second. Eldorado third.
The starters we've the Duke of Portland g
b. c. Donovan; John Gordon's br. c. Poet
Laureat,; Mr.. Abington's br. c. Pioneer
Apainti; Douglas Baird,s b. or br. Ell Do.
RADIO; j. Gretton's br. c. Miguel Leopold;
DR.. Rotbschil's bl. La Morglay; M. e.
Rlanehes eh. G. Clever; Douglas Baird's ch.
G. Enthusiast; G. Perkins b. C. Folengo;
Mr.. Roses t.. c. Gulliver; j. Simons Harri.
sons b. C. Gay Hampton; the Duke OF Port
lands b. C. Turcophone; T. jennings ch. C.
Royal Star; and Sir r. Jorkine's b. c. Fitz-
travor. Donovan was the favorite in
betting at 5 to 3.
DISPATCHED was Margelay, making a run.
ming, followed by Falengo and Enthusiast.
These three went clear OF the rest OF the
field, which was headed by Gay Hampton
and Donovan, with Clover next, Eldorado
| and Poet Laureate last. These positions
were unchanged until Tatenham Corner
was reached, when Turcoppen took the
| lead. with Donovan second. Soon Dono.
van went to the front and cantered home,
| and fiuished a length and half ahead oi
Miguel, hardridden, Eldorado bad third
Pioneer fourth. Time. 2:44 2.5; weather
perfect.
Observation-Disclosures Louisville TO-
Batteries and Cross; Strotton
and Cook.
Baltimore Baltimore 13, Cincinnati 6
Batteries-Kilroy and Tate; Mullane and
/ keenan,.
Boston-Boston 4. Philadelphia 5. Bat
teries-Madden and Gazellh; Casey ano
Clements.
| coRBETT's KNOCKOUT BLOW.
BENIcIA, CAL, June 5.-Joe Choynski and
BIN Corbett fought this morning nea'
i I enicia, Corbett showed he was much tn
better boxer. Choynski could hardly toncl
him. After twenty-seven bloody rounds
Lin which Choynski was badly battered
Corbett got in knockout blow and VOL
4 the fight,