The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22
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race will take place on one OF the Boston
race tracks, and will he strigbtaway affair
This meeting will be the event Of the year.
Mulyey received serious injury I'm an
unusual way Thursday. In the eighth In
ming he was on first when Wood hit Ia
shannon. lie threw 10 Whitney. and in re.
turning the ball TO first for a double play
the little short stop caught the Philadcl.
phia third baseman on the side Of the head
and Knocked him senseless. Conclusion
OF the brain is feared as the result Of the
blow.l
| Dan BrOuthers beat his record of tine sea-
son last week by striking out twice on the
same day.
The attendance i'm Louisville has been 50
great on SUNDAYS that il has been found ne
cessary 10 increase the seating capacity OF
the grounds.
In forty-one games stoyey stole thirty
eight bases.
In seven games Dan Brouthers struck out
seven times.
About SurefoOt's losing the Derby the pre-
yailing opinion in England seems TO be that
his temper was the whole cause. He WAS
ordered to be sent off slow. and the result
Of restraining him was that he took 10 Bit
| Ing at all his competitors within reach. and
when the time came for him to stretch him.
self. he was in such suks that he wouldn't
gallop at all. The next meeting between
him and the other cracks will be at the
Leicester meeting on July and /.
Peter Jackson, the colCrcd heavy weight,
has bought crack PAGER named Leo tor
$1,000.
The meeting Of the Detroit Driving Club
will be held on July -, %, -, and %.
Purses and stakes aggregating $4,000 will
be given, which is nearly $4,000 more than
Was ever before given.
Theodore Winters il much worried about
the poor condition his stable Of horses are
now. and he has discharged Joe Courtney,
his trainer. and placed Tom Conley at the
head Of his stable. FL Rio Rey has been
turned out Of training, and will never start
again while his brother, Rey Del Rey Is
sick. and will not be tit TO start for some
time.-Cincinnat Enquirer.
\ novel kind Of a race between Tommy
Burns and an American named Graham
was decided at Widnes, near Liverpool.
The task was to dive from Runc0rn bridge
and swim three hundred yards, and then to
run ten miles. Burns led fifty yards in the
swim and five hundred yards in the run,
thus beating Graham hollow.
Handy Mcbride, Of Philadelphia, and
Jimmy Lynch. of New York, met in skin
tight glove fight TO a finish this morning ut
Oak Point. on Long Island Sound. The
men battled for $1,000 stake money and an
added purse of $500, which WAS procured
from the sale Of tickets at SO each. Jack
McAuliIe ana Jack Quinn attended Lynch.
and Mcbride was attended bv Jack FOgarty
and Billy Thcias. Mcbride from the
start was handicapped with a sprained
arm. but fought rather than forfeit.
In the first round Lynch clearly showed
that he was far more scientific man than
his adversary. lie landed repeatedly ON
Mcbride without a return. Lynch, up 10
the tenth round, clearly 0Ner-matched ms
adversary, who depended entirely on his
right, but could get no opportunity to use 1t
on account .of Lynch's tactics. Mcbride
made a desperate rally after being receiver
general in the twelfth round, and landed
hot one on Lynch, knocking him almost
over the ropes. The thirteenth, fourteenth,
and fifteenth rounds were fast and furious,
each contestant trying to land right
hand blow on tire point Of the jaw. The
sixteenth round was very tame, both
recuperating for final effort IN the next
In thi,eyenteenth round the men fought like
tigers, and il was either mans chance TO
yet i'm Knockout blow Mcbride, when
he went to his corner, looked like butch
cred bullock. I'm the eighteenth and last
round. after terrific rally. Lynch swung
his right on McBride's jaw, sending the
latter through the ropes into the crowd.
Before he could rise. he was counted out.
4 wrangle then ensued over the time Me-
Bride was out, but when McAuliile claim
ed the tight the referee gave the decision to
Lynch.
The Cornell University Athletic Associa-
ton has received gift in the shape OF
check for $1,000 from Mr. j. j. llegerman,
of Colorado springs, Col, whose son is No.
q on the Cornell Varsity eight. Mr.. Heser-
man. sr., wishes his giit to be applied to the
fitting up Of the new Cornell athletic grounds
along Fall creek. When finished these Will
be the finest athletic grounds OF any college
in the United States.
The fight between Bill Dunn, the BayOnne
middle weight, and jimmy DwJer. Of Eli
Iabeth, has been set down for the first week
i'm July. The final deposits Of the stake
money, $3.50, for the fight will be made next
Wednesday. The men will fight at catch
weights, with skin gloves. He weighs about
1862 pounds. lie will fight at about lJI.
Dwyer Is bigger man than Dunn, and VIII
tight at about l6J pounds. The fight VIII
take place in a hall near this city, the place
having been agreed upon 10y the hackers oil
both men.
The shooting Committee Of the Iettler
Rifle Club, has ut last concluded its labors
and promulgated the clubs summer pro
sells 2O0-yard range, beginning on June y,
and ending October 26. Practice shooting
may he done from Suntil 10 \. NJ; score
shooting from 10 4. VI. until noon. The
target will be- the Old-fashi0ned German
ring target, possibly $50 points. The club
has donated $50, $2j Of which Will
| be given as extra premiums 10 the
five men making the largest number
Of points during the season. The
other so and all the mOnny shot in Will be
divided pro rata among the points shot,
after deducting the necessary expenses.
The New York Yacht Club is likely TO
rive an open regatta in the fall The mat
ter has not been brought before the club in
an official manner, but the regatta commit
tee, it is reported, believe it would be the
proper thing to do, and feel assured that
| such an acquatic event would he sue
cess. 1.-THE regatta takes place 1t VIII DC
over the regular courses Of the club, and
liberal prizes will be provided. The fourth
gener Al meeting OF the club will be held on
Thursday, July IL, when the matter may
receive the consideration it demands. one
thing is certain, regatta OF this klnd,
under the auspices of the old club, would
receive big entry.
sHEEPsHBAD RACES.
The following are the results of yester-
days races at Sheepshead, VIZ;
First race, seven-eighths OF a milc-Beck
htst. lima Il. second, Ehino third. Time
1919 80 M
Second race. five-eighths Of mile-Sallie
Nee iceland first. Ambulance second, Reckon
third Time 1902 3-).
third race, one mile burlington nrst.
chesapeake second. Banquet third. Time
1:15. ,-
Fourth race one and a half miles-Cassius
first, Tea Tray second, Dunbcyne third. Time
1899.
Filth race, one aud three-sixteenths miles.
Eon first. Paragon second, May Dome thlrd.
J ime 2:053z. MT,
Sixth race. one and half mies-PhilosO-
phy first. Brian BeIu second, Cast steel third.
Time 2:1i 10.
ENTRIES.
Following are the entries for Monday at
Sheepshead Bay:
Five and o-half furlOngs-Foruham "a,
ripstan Blue Rock, -; Punster Jr H.
Abby, a. Lydngeiine, 80; Fides. Y; MAR
ina Washington, Equity. ely BY;
Lucky Glover, Ellen, Beilcna, secOrd
nlN: Regent, Lizzie, Pick~ ok, Annie
| l.. lniriguante, Ortawin, Preal ,he' ;, LOssteh.
| sir George, sex Roe, Conrad. N'cromahcy
| tcoiD. Alice Wood colt, Nof Leganio'
| Pickner, Bermuda, silver Prime. Neisailie'
| Melville Kirh over, Tom DOnOh1c. l3.
Dandelion stakes, mile ON tuii--Iack Rose,
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