Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-25
LATE SPORTING NEWS
NO GAME YESTERDAY,



reaching National Park yesterday after
noon to learn that no game would be play
ed This decision was the result of what
appeared to be a cloud burst shortly before
4 o'clock. which completely flooded the
grounds. Two games, however. will be
played this afternoon. the first being called
at 2l5 O'Clock and the second at 43O
O'Clock. One admission covers both con-
tests, and ladies will have free entry
pitchers battle ensued between Rusie
and Mcmahon. and as Rusie came out
abe ad the Baltimores dropped the game to
New York. The excitement throughout
was intense. The batteries were Rusie and
Farrell. Mcmahon and Robinson.
New York....O OO1 900 XII .
Baltimore 40 o o o o o 90 O 0
Stupid base running by Louisville lost the
and Grim. PARROT and Murphy were the
batteries.
RHE
Louisville 20 O0OOs COS II
Neither Pitcher Ehret nor Gumbert could
fool Uncle Arson and his frlsky Colts, who
batted as they pleased. Hutchinson was
also batted hard. The batteries were Hutch-
inson and kittredge, Gumbert, Ehret. Mer-
rift and Mack.
R.H.E.
Chicago 10 o 6 4 3 0 lis 22 q
Pittsburg :.3 l l o Ali II 5
Cleveland and 81. Louis played two games
both resulting in victories for the Spiders.
Mullane made his first appearance with
Cleveland. and with the exception of the
first inning the Browns could do nothing
with him. The second game was won be-
cause Cuppy received the better support.
The batteries were: First game-Mullane
and thinner. Breitenstein and Peitz. Sec
ond game-Cuppy and thinner. Hawley and
Peitz.
First game
RH.E.
Cleveland - o. % 1901 3-i2 l., .
Second game
RH.E.
Cleveland 10 9 90 o 1 o. u 1
St Louis..:.0 o 0 o o o p ,
teams from the District Commissioners Of
flee and the city post Office yesterday after
noon at Capitol Park. Pitcher Hamacher
was batted hard at the opening and Win
kleman took his place. Fuller and Dickin-
son. Hamacher. Winkleman and Bishop did
the pitching and catching.
RH.E.
D.. G. % go x-io 10 :
Notes.
Umpire Stage has rendered hi resigna-
ton as a member of the league staff. His
reason for resigning is stated to be i'll
health.
cause Of his recent unjustifable assault up
on a newspaper man.
The Turf.
There was a fair attendance at tie LEX
ander Island track yesterday. and the talent
again had the best Of the argument. The
track was slow but safe, and very fair time
was made. Summary:
First race-Seven furlongs. Duke Of Fief
won: Needmore second and Aunt Jane
third. Time. 100 IL.
Trixey Gardner won: Jim Fasin second. and
benjamin third. Time. O.56.
Third race-Six furlonSs. Keime won;
Ronald second. and Gonzales third. Time.
10 IL.
Fourth receive furlongs. Ponce De
Leon won: Varuna second. and Senator
third. Time. l.O2 1-2.
fifth race-seven furIongs Quartermas-
ter won: Tiosa second, and Lum third.
Time. 135.
Racing at other points esulted as follows:
Brightwood Beach: First race-SeIling:
five furlongs. Nick. to s. won; Panway 3
to l. second. and Frank r. HART third.
Second race-One mile Dutch Skater, s
to 8, wen; Harrington. to = second; Stone
nellie third. Time. LAB "a ..,,.--. 5r..
Third race-Two-year-olds; selling. five
furlongs. Belle OF Stonewan. B to 1. won:
st. Pauline, 3 to 1, second, and True Penny
third. Time, 1.0S 1-2.
Fourth race-selling: one mile. Little
Bolero third. Time. 1.43 3-4.
Fifth race-Seven furlongs. Charade; 8 to
5. won: Hardy Fox. 20 to 1. second, and
Tom Tough third. Time. 1.30.
Anthony, to I. won; Bustranger, 8 to I,
second. and Summer Breeze third, Time.
800 IL.
,
of a mile: selling. Starlight won: BiackG-
more second. and Prince Priton third. Time.
1.O6 1-2.
Second race-Five-eighths Of a mile
Nellie H. third. Time. los IA.
Third race-Nine-sixteenths of mile
Annie f. won; ProvocO second. and Republic
third Time. U5S L.
fort second. and George Hakes third. Time,
10 1-2.
Fifth race-Five-eishths of a mile Robert
Latta won; Maria Star second. and The Iron
Wonder third. Time. los IL.
At Hamline: First race-Half a mile.
Mary Talbert Won; Message second, and
Bessie T. third. Time. O.5o IL.
Second race-SiX furlongs. Tom Kelly
Won; Kimberly second. and Ban tupt third.
Time, l.16.
Third race-Seven furlongs; selling. Crew
asse won; Mollle E. second. and Susie b.
tnlru lime, l-c 81
Fourth race-One mile. Mountain Quail
wen: Emma Nc. second. and Oxford third
Time. LA.
Fifth race-One mile and seventy yards
Lasco won; King Star second, and Excelsior
third Time, 40.
At Hawthorne: First race-Five-eighth: of
mile. Neutral. II to 3, won; Mona, Z to
3. second, and Dick Behan third. Time,
1.Of.
Second race-Seven-eighths of a mile
Flora Thornton, ! to 2, won: Shuttle 6 to |,
second, and Amelia third. Time, 100
Third race-Five-eghths of mile Lin
seed. 3 to /, won; Diggs, to ). second. and
Dante third. Time 1.03 81.
Fourth neutrality-suspicious. of a mile.
Bellguard. to 1. won The Reaper, to 8,
second and Nance third Time, LII.
Fifth race-One mile. Captain Rees, even,
won; Patrick, o to 10, second, and Mockahi
third. Time. 1.43 IL.
Sixth race-Three-quarters of a mile
Lucky Dog, to ]. won: Issie o., to 5, sec
cnd, and Little Nell third. Time, Liz "a.
At Cleveland ttrotting): First race. 2a,-
Expressive, Ltmoneer. Mayffower. Chide
Time 2.17 IA 2.1S IA, 2.17 81. Els. 2.2f 81.
Second race, 2.25-Sallie Simmons. Nettfe
Wilkes Lovelace. Why Not, Red Bird Miss
Rachel Mambrino Swift. Cornelta Howard
and Cantlivre Wilkes also started. Time,
2 10 "a. 2.23 1-2, 2.1S 10
Third race, 217-Miss Nelson, Brown Dick
Jomos 7, z Com Porter Indigo Aus,tp