The herald., 1897-09-24
Los ANGELES HERALD. FRIDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER a. 1897
Glenmoyne second. Juda third: time,
1:02M.
THE FERNDALE FAIR

THE FERNDALE FAIR
EUREKA, Cal, Sept 23-The third
day Of the Ninth district fair at Fern
dale was great success. Over 4500 were
in attendance. Following is the sum-
mary Of races:
Three furlongs-Rondo won; time.
1874.
Trotting. three minute class-Delight
won in straight heats, Annie Rooney
second: time. 2:S9A, 2:S14, 2:3S1a.
Half mile. running, repeat-Davy
Crockett won the first heat; time, :511a;
Fl Fl won the second and third heats;
time, :51%. :53A.
BAT W1ELDERS
CLEVELAND, O., Sept 23-Today's
game was without special features. Both
clubs put up a fair game in the field,
but the Clevelands outbatted the Colts.
Attendance, 400. Score: Cleveland s.
base hits, 16, errors, 3; Chicago 4, base
hits 10, errors 1.
A CRICKET MATCH
BALTIMORE, Sept. 23.-The match
Of cricket between Mr.. P. Warmers team
of Englishmen and a team composed of
Baltimoreans, which was begun yester-
day on the grounds of the Cattonsville
Country club, resulted in a draw this
afternoon, bad weather making it i'm
possible for the home players to finish
their second inning. The score when
stumps were drawn stood 252 for the
Englishmen to 1SS for the Baltimoreans,
the latter having four wickets down in
the second inning while the Englishmen
had full inning to go.
MILITARY SHOOTING
VANCOUVER BARRACKS, Wash,
Sept 23.-The following are the best
scores in the second days infantry rifle
competition of the departments of Cali
fornia and the Columbia: Private Will
liam Reilly, Company E, Sixteenth reg
iment, 1888; Corporal Frank Gunnad,
Company A, First regiment, 1888; Private
George F. Watson, Company G, Six
teenth regiment, 179; Private Charles
Shockley, Company B, Fourteenth regi-
ment, ISL; Sergeant M. r. Zimmerman,
Company H, First regiment, ITS; Private
Thomas Atchley, Company B, Sixteenth
regiment, 1SO.
ON THE WHEEL
TAUNTON, sSept. 23.-There was
bad mix-up in the one-mile open BIZ
cycle race at the Bristol county fair to-
day. Tom Butler crossed the tape first,
with Major Taylor second and w. e.
Becker third. After the riders had
finished Becker wheeled up behind Tay-
lor and grabbed him behind the shoul-
ders. The colored man was thrown to
the ground. Becker choked him into a
state OF insensibility, and the police were
Obliged to interfere. 1t was fully fif-
I'M Yfnc hofA avy1D
consciousness, and the crowd was very
threatening toward Becker. Becker
claimed that Taylor's crowding of him
into the fence during the race prevented
him going to the front. Taylor revived
and the race was run over, Tom Butler
winning.
THE CHESS PLAYERS
BERLIN. Sept 23-The tenth round
Of the International Chess tournament
was continued today, when round six of
the Berger schedule furnished the pair
ing. The game left unfinished between
Schiffers and Blackburn yesterday was
drawn.
Results OF today's play:
Cohn beat Englisch; Schlechter and
Blackburne drew, as did Marco and
Schiffers; Metger and Carousek ad-
,journed their game the second time late
this evening. Janowski beat Albin;
Teichmann went down before Alapin;
Tschigorin defeated Winawer; Wal
brodt and Caro- drew; Burn and Zinkl
adjourned their contest second time in
the evening, and Zuechting was credited
with win against Bardeleben (retired).
Two Rounds
HARTFORD. Conn, Sept. 23.-At the
Gladiator Athletic club tonight Steve
O'Donneli knocked Charles Farrell all
around the ring in two rounds and FIR
rell's manager threw up the sponge.
Washington-The twenty-round bout
scheduled between Pat Ready Of this
city and Nick Burley of San Francisco
for tonight failed to come off, the prn-
cipals being unable to agree on the terms