Show I TRACK AND FIELD Racing Baseball Games and Other OutDoor Amusements Record of the Principal Sporting Events of the Day as Telegraphed to The Herald Cincinnati Races CINCINNATI May Threeyearolds and upwards six furlongs Jack Starr won Clinty second Eugenia third Time 1173g Threeyearolds and upward mile Happiness Hap-piness won Hero second HIppona third Time 144 > Free handicap threeyoarolds and upward up-ward mile and oneeighthIda Pickwick won but was placed last on a foul and Klnzoal given the race W B second Huemene third Time1 L5G 3 Threeyearolds milo Illume won Frank Lisemann second Forward third Time l43 f Maiden fillies twoyearolds four fur longsQueen of Clondes won Roberta second Deception third Tlme50 Six furlonds threeyearolds Dolly W Cune won Captain Drane second Rorka third Time l16J4f Threeyearolds and upward mile Warplot won Marietta second Harry Smith third Time 144 St Louh Races ST Louis May 2SThe sixth race was run in the rain Six furlongs Vedanna won Artistic second Little Phil third Timo 117 Four and onehalf furlongs Little May won Catoosa second Miss Francis third Time 15GK Twoyearolds four and onehalf furlongs fur-longs Quiver won Martin second The I Jewel third Threeyearolds mile Blaze Duke won Walter second Content third Time 145K Six furlongs Nero won Ruby Payne second Servitor third Time 115 i Seven and onehalf furlongsWhittier won Ben Payne second Pat King third I Time 142 I Handicap mile and onesixteenth Guido won Joe Blackburn second Mary Sue third Time 55g The Chicago o IJaces CHICAGO May 28The track was very heavy Half milo Southern Lady won Pekm I second Belinda third Tlme53 > Seven furlongs Bessie Blsland won Salvation second San Salvador third Time 142 Twoyenrolds five furlongsDr Morris won Matt Foster second Francis Pope third Time 114 > Five furlongs Lady Blackburn won Annie Clark second Red Wing third Time 113K Five furlongs Morse won Queen Isabella 112 Isa-bella second Tommy R thlra Time Haclnz at ttravosend GRAVESEND May 23There were 10000 people at the closing day of the spring meeting the feature of which was the Hamilton handicap worth 10000 and won by St Florian by a head Five furlongsLawless won Diablo second sec-ond Bolero third Time 203 Milo and a quarterLepanto won Miles Standish second Prine George third Time 117K Fort Hamilton handicap milo and one I eigbthSt Florian won Lamplighter second i sec-ond Fldelio t ird Time 154 > Mile and onesixteenth Russell won Madstone second Major Daly third Time 149One One and onesixteenth miles Flavilla won Tea Tray second Timo 14J Banobatl AT PHILADELPHIA Duryeas two wild pitches practically lost the game tbe prettiest of the season Philadelphia 2 Cincinnati 1 Batteries Weyhing Clements Duryea Murphy AT WASHINGTON Washington took the first on Foremans superior pitching and had won the second wh en Pits burg batted five runs in the eighth Washington 5 Pittsburg 1 Batteries Foreman Milligan Baldwin Mack Second GameWashington 9 Pun burl 13 Batteries Killen Gastrlght Milligan McGuire Baldwin Smith Mack BROOKLYN Brooklyn 9 St Louis 10 Batteries Eaetz Hart C Dailey Easton Buckley AT BALTIMORE The Baltimnres had tbe game well in hand when Halligana left Halgans lef field work gave it to the visitors Baltimore 0 Cleveland 10 Batteries Hcaly Gunson Robinson Cuppy Timmer AT SEW TORK The Colts toyed with the Giants Lyons wastho only New Yorker who wathe could play at all Chicago 10 New York 4 Batteries Hutchison Kittredge Rusie Fields AT BOSTON Tho Louisvilles wore beaten from the start They couldnt hit strt Stivetts and Jones was batted out of the box Boston 9 j Louisville S Batteries Bateries Stlvetts Ganzel Meekin Jones Grim AT TOLEDO Toledo 12 Indianapolis 5 Second gameToledo 2 Indianapolis 1 AT MILWAUKEE Milwaukee rain 4 Columbus 5 Six Innings AT MINNEAPOLIS Postponedrain |