Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-01

plause won, Initiation second; time,
/ .4734. Ea ae
Handicap, two-year-olds, five furlongs
-..Pescador won, Topgallant second; F;
time, l :041x.
Handicap, mile and three-fourths, all
ages, was won by Hotspur in 3:00s4
breaking the record by quarter OF a
second; other three horses close up
for second place.
The match race between Undine sta
ble's Rinfax and Maltese Villas stables
Geraldine, six and half furlongs, for
$1,000, Rinfax won in :201, breaking
the record dy one and one-quarter Sec
onds'
The race between Rinfax and Geral-
dine was a great one from start to fin
ish. Rinfax got slightly the best of the
send-off, and kept the lead to the finish.
The pace was fast from the start, and
although Geraldine did her best, could
not catch the colt. The mare was
whipped numerically by her jockey
and responded by burst of speed that
carried her a little nearer to Rinfax,
but Joe Narvice, who rode Rinfax,
drew his whip and the colt drew away
from Geraldine, coming under the wire
two lengths ahead.
Hotspur's win in the one and three
fourth's mile race was another great
race. For the first mile and a quarter
Terry led, and then Hotspur was given
her head and went away from the field.
The mile and half was made in 2:34,
and the mile and three-quarters in
3:0034 Marigold was second.
Hotspur is five years old and carried
III pounds. He is owned by the Suisin
stables.
PRIMROSE DAY SOLD.
LONDON, April 30.-Primrose Day, the
winner OF the Cesarwitch stakes, has
been sold for the sum of 1920 to Lord
Durham.
THE CoLoNELs ANNIIIILATED.
SAN FRANcIsco, April 30.-As the sea-
son progresses, the Oakland club seems
to grow more and more demoralized.
Today they were defeated by San Jose,
by score of to 3.
ANXIOUS TO GET THRAsHED.
SAN FRANCIsco, April 30.-Dan Maho-
ney, the local bantam weight pugilst,
has challenged Abe Willis, the Austria
liam bantam, to fight to a finish, at 112
for suitable purse.
BosToN, April 30.-The Phillies got
onto Nichols in the Hast two innings,
and won hands down. Score: Phils-
delphia, 13; Boston, 8. Batteries:
Thornton and Clements; Gazelle and
Nicholas.
CINCINNATI, April so. The visitors
won today by punching their hits. Score
4 VIM De-
Mullane and Harrington; Hutchinson
and Kittridge.
PrTsBURG, April 30.-Superior batting
of the home team won the game today.
1t took ten innings to decide. Score:
Pittsburg, 4; Cleveland, 3. Batteries:
King and Staley; Mackviau and Zim-
mer.
THE BASEBALL RECORD.
ST. LOUIS, April 3O.-St. Lonis, 10;
Louisville, 4.
BALTIMORE, April 30.-Baltimore, 8
Washington, s.
CNcINNArI, April 3O.--Cincinnati, 15;
Columbus, 6.
PH1LADELPHrA, April Athletics, 6 !;
Boston, %.
OMAHA, April 30.-Omaha, 3; Min
neapolis, 6.
DENVER, April so. - Denver, 5; st.
Paul, 4.
LINCOLN, April 3O.-Lincoln, 8; Sioux
City, 8.
KANSAS CrTY, April 3O.-Kansas City,
II: Milwaukee, 8.
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New YORK, April 80. Poor all around
playing by the Giants gave Brooklyn
the game today. Score: Brooklyn, s.
New York, 2. Batteries: Kinslow and
Lovett; Ewing and Clarke.
LEAGUE LINERS.
The opening OF the National league
was most auspicious one. Great
crowds have attended the games, es.
pecially in New York and Brooklyn
Never before were the teams so evenly
matched. Boston has started out with a
strong lead, and will no doubt stay in
the first division the season through.
The standing of the various clubs, in
cluding Wednesdays games, is here ap'
pended:
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