The herald., 1898-06-19

LOT (Thorpe) to 2. third; time, 2:H. jack
anapes and Equitome also ran.
One mile-Ed Farrell won, Libationl Sec
ond, Tom Kingsley third; time, 1:431a.
One mile, selling-Guide Rock won. Lau-
reate second. Domsie third; time, 1:42h.
Racing Elsewhere
DENVER, COL, June 1S.-Results at
Overland park:
First race, pacing-Miss Logan won, Ur-
ban second, Reward third: time, 2:l2A.
Second race, seven furlongs-Sallie Lamar
won. Lorena II second. Uncle Dan, Jr.,
third: time. 1:30ls.
Third race, four and a half furlongs-Jfm
Gore won, Rather second, Omahwood third;
time, 50.
Fourth race, one mie-Pat Morrissey
won, Charlotte NJ second Lucky Star third;
time, 1:422.
Fifth race, four and one-half furlongs-
Lady Clifton won, July Jip second, Faucher
third; time, 50.
Sixth race. five and one-half furlongs-
Torsion won, Oscarona second, Rose Dor
third time, 1:09.
CHICAGO, June 1S-Harlem results:
Six furlongs-Tenole won, The Tory sec
ond, Lady Juliet third; time, 1:15A
Seven sixteenths of mie-Lemon won,
Golden C. second, Greenwich third; time,
0.4l.
Mile and seventy yeards-Nathanson won,
Dorothy Ill second, Jack O. Hearts third;
time. 1:4S%.
Six furlongs-Richard j. won, Hugh Pen
ny second, Bellicoso third time, 1:141a.
Mile and an eighth-Warrenton won, Mid
ian second, Pingree third; time. 1857.
Seven sixteenths OF a mlle-Jinks won,
Batter second, Guss G. third; time 0:43A.
Six furlongs-Cherry Flame won Hap
hazard second, Lone Princess third; time
1:15h.
CINCINNATI. Ohio, June 1S-Weather
fine. track fast. Results:
Seven furlonss-Jolly Son won, Mariti
second, Shink third; time. 1:2S%.
Five furlongs-Frank Bell won, Hardy
Pardee second, Jolly Roger third; time, 1902.
Mile and seventy yards-Azucena won,
Ban.shed second. Imp. Eddie Burke. third;
time, 1:44a
The Cincinnati Hotel handicap, mile and
one acknowledgements won, Roslnante sec
ond, Naunett third; time, 1:46aa.
SIX furlongs handicapped Law won,
High Jinks second. Martha II third; time,
lis.
Seven furlongs-Kriss Kringle won. Pan
chita II second Hida third; time. 1:2Sal.
Baseball Scores
BOSTON, June 1S.-Score: Boston II, hits
12. errors 8; Washington 8, hits 4, errors 7.
Batteries-Lewis, Bergen and Yeager;
Swain and Farrell.
Philadelphia.-Score: Philadelphia 6, hits
/ 10, errors 2; New York 5, hits 7. errors 5.
Observation-Disclosures and Mcfarland; Dohe-
ny, Gettig and Water.
New York.-Score: First game-Brooklyn
5. hits s. errors 4; Baltimore 5, hits IL, errors
5. Batteries--Yeager and Ryan; McJames
and Robinson. Umpires-McDonald and
O'Day.
| Second game-Baltimore s, hits II. errors
S; Brooklyn 13, bits 10, errors e. Batteries
Hoffer and Clarke: Miller and Grim.
Chicago.-Score: Chicago 10, hits 16, errors
3; Cincinnati 4. hits 9, errors 8. Batteries
Thornton and Donahue; Dwyer and Wood
St. Louis.-Score: st. Louis 7, hits 49, err
rors 8; Louisville 4, hits 8. errors g. Bate
ries-Sudhoff and Sugden; Ehret and
Snyder.
errors 3; Cleveland 4. hits 7, errors 2. Bat
McAllister and Criger
Bicycle Races
| PHILADELPHIA, June 1s.-About 5000
people attended the twelfth anual meet of
the South Side wheelmen today at the Tio-
4 ga track. Results:5
Mile, open, professional: Fred Smms won,
Jay Eaton second, Steenson third. Time,
2:13 2-5.
| Five miles, team pursuit race, purse $400:
Church and Starbuck beat McDuff1e and
Butler. Time, 1882 3-5.
One-mile handicap, professional: Charles
Hadfield (3O) won, w. A. Lantz Qo) second,
Steenson (5O third. Time, 2:16
Five-mile handicap. professional: j. F.
Starbuck (scratch won, Charles Hadfield
Q0) second, John Zimmerman (30W third.
Time, 11:59.
Athletics
CHICAGO, June 1S.-The Mercury foot
team of the New York Athletic club swept
nearly everything before it in the dua
games between the Chicago Athletic club
at Park Side by a score of 13 to 4. Two
worlds records were broken and one was
equalled.
The feature of the afternoon was the vic.
tory of Lang over Rush and Maybury II
the 22O-yards' event.
22o yards--Won by Long of New York, ]
H. Rush of Chicago second May Hurry
! third.
Running high jump: I. K. Baxter, New
, York, won, feet rs incnes; Carroll, New
, York, feet, second; Hamilton H. Holland
, Chicago, third, feet.
) Mile relay was won by Bark Of New
, York. Time, 1929 2-5.
16-pound shot put, won by Sheldon O.
New York. Distance, "A feet and 81 inches
McCracken of New York second, Hennemel
of Chicago third.
22O-yard hurdle won by Kranzlein of Chi
= cago. Oday of Chicago second, Rogers o
New York third. Time, O:25 2-5
Throwing 16-pound hammer won by job
Flanagan of New York. distance 14S feet
1A inches; McCracken, New York, second
Henneman third.