Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-25
BUTTE, MONTANA SATURDAY MAY IS, 1889

did not succeed in getting in any effective
blows on McAuliffe. In the eighth round
McAuliffe knocked Lees down with right
handler, but the latter got up. McAulifie
came at him like tiger and
sent in blow after blow. Lees
went up against the ropes with
hands down. and McAnliffe had him at his
mercy. Joe squared off and put the Aus
tralian asleep with couple OF right
handlers on the jaw, and the fight was
over. McAul life was not hurt, while Lees
presented CORY spectacle.
BASE BALL NEWS.
PHILADELPHIA, May 22.-0Brien could
not get the ball over the plate most Of the
time to-day. The Phillies won the game
by several clever sacrifice nits. The visitors
were greatly dissatisfied with the umpiring,
and once were going to leave the grounds.
The game was called at the end OF the sew
enth inning on account OF rain. Score:
Philadelphia A, Cleveland 3. Batteries:
Philadelphia = Buffinto1 and Clements;
Cleveland-O'B Brien and zimmet.
BosroN, May 22.-The visitors defeated
the home team in an exciting game that
was full OF fine plays. The battery was
about even; the only men to strike on
dianapolis 5, Boston 4. Batteries: India
napolis-Getzein and Buckley; Boston
Clarkson and Bennett.
New YORK. May 22.-Chicago played the
first game of the season together, this
afternoon. Keefe was effective, but rather
wild. The home team won easily, doing
far better work with the bat. Seore-New
York II, Chicago 4. Batteries-New York,
Keefe and Ewing Chicago, Tenor and Som
mers..
Chicago-No game at Washington and
Columbus on account OF rain.
Louisville-Louisville. q, Baltimore IL.
Batteries: Lou,sville-Ewing and Vaughn;
misunderstanding and Tate.
Kansas City-Kansas City z, Brooklyn
13. Batteries: Kansas City-Conway
and Donohue. Brooklyn-Carruthers and
Visner.
st. Leuis-St. Louis 9, Athletics 5.
Batteries: St. Louis-Devlin and Boyle;
Athletics-Seward and Robinson.
THE RACES AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, May 22.-The third day OF
tie Latonia was cold and disagreeable; at
tendance large; track slow. Aserious blum
der occurred during the afternoon. The
field was sent away id the Merchants stakes
withou' any OF the judges bel, gin thestand
and the error was not discovered until the
jockeys came back to weigh out and found
no one in the stand to acknowledge them.
The Judges announced all bets off on the
race and the distance to be gone over
again.
The favorite was Montrose in the first
run, but switched to the Chicago entry in
the second run. This stable won both runs:
first with Wheeler, second with Santalen.
They ran one two in both runs.
Three-year-elds and upwards, three
fourths of MILE. G.. F. Burnett won,
Fanking second, Benson third. Time,
lis.
Two-year.od fillies, nine-sixteenths OF a
mile-Spring Dance won; Semaphore Sec
ond, Martha Page third: Time, 5Sz.
Same conditions as second, hine-slx-
teenths OF mile-Ballyphoo won; Adele
M. second, Silver third. Time, 57%.
Three-year-olds and upwards, one mile
and seventy yards-aypocrite won; Morris
second, &enacity third. Time, 1:47H.
Three-year. olds and upwards, one and
one-eighth OF a mile-Santaleen won; Prin-
cess Bowling third. Time, 1:57..
Three-year-olds and upwards, one mile
Littrol won, Go Lightly second, Vidette
third. Time, 1:442.
THE LONDON RACES.
LONDON, May 22.-Tbe Newmarket
stakes, for three-year- was won by
Donovan; the Turcophone second, Laure
ate third. There were seventeen starters.
The Duke OF Portland owned first and
second.