Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
TURF AND DIAMOND.
Yesterdays Racing on the Country's Great
Tracks-Yesterday's Ball.
rBy Telegraph 10 the Dispatcn.l

by Telegraph 10 tho Dspatch.l
SurrpsHRAp BAY, September l0.-About
5000 persons attended tO-day's races. The
track WAS in fine condition.
FIRST race-swecpstakes for three-year-
olds. seven furlongs llasbrOuck won;
Contribution second, Bellevue third.
Time. l:27 3-5.
Second race-handicap sweepstakes. ono
mile and furlons-Castaway ii. won Ma
bel Glenn second, Reporter third. lime,
l:5j 2-5.
Third race-Sea and Sound stakes, for
two-year- -Olds, futurlty course-Dagonet
won Candeabra second, Actor third.
lime l:l0 %.
Fourth race-Bridge handicap, for three
year-olds, ono and one-half miles-Bermu,
da won: India Rubber second, key del
Roy third. Time, 2:36 %.
Fifth race-average stakes, one ana
| threc-slxtcenths miles Chesapeake won IN
common walk by eight lengths from Ken
wood. who was the same distance IN front
of Iulla Blackburn. lime. 1908 l-5.
sixth racr-handicap sweepstakes. one
mile and three furlongs s-lceberg won :;
Srowball second, Foxfor1 third. Time,
2:27.
IHE GLOUCESTER RACES.
GLOUCESTER, n j., September 1O.-Fol-
! lowing are the results OF to-day's events; 4;
Duntarton second. Character third. Time.
| l:40. }.
second race-four and 4 half furlongs-
ylbrato Cfilly) won; Roy second, Sister
loio third. line. 55i4.
Third race-threc quarters OF mile
| Rose Howard won; Pickett second, Ellen
third. Time. l:2D.
Fourth race-slx and one-half furl0nGs-
| Faustlna won: Little Ella second, Duke
John third. Time, l:25A.
Fifth race-One nile-Lonely won; IA
diant second, Lotion third. Time, LAC 3.
sixth race-four and one-half turlongs-.
Txpress won: Judge Mitchell second,
| Geneyleye third. Time, 81.
At LAroNIA.
CfycrSvArI. September lO.-All the con-
| ditions were favorable to racing today Al
Iatonia. The attendance was good, the
weather fine. and the trace very fast.
First race-selling, for three-year-Cl lds
and upward. one mile and twenty yards -
| Radcl.1 won: Bramblette second, LealeT
| II. third. lime, l;id.
| Second race-selllu., for three-year-oids
and inward, one and one-siXteeEth miles
Nina Archer won; Hopeful second, Boro
! third. Time. l.5014.
TnIrd race-free handicap sweepstakes
! for three-year-olds and upward. ono
mlle-Faithiul won; FannleS. second, LII
third. Time. l:42. -,
| Fourth race-Newport stakes, selling
sweepstakes for three year-olds, one milo
ard seventy yards-Forer won
Rorka second, Woodbena third. lime, !: A..
Fifth race-sellng, for two-year-olds
! five furlongs-lille :. won; illndoogan
second, Parol third. Time, l:O3li.
Sixth race--iOr twO-year- -Olds, hve iur-
lones-sllo won: Ollie Glenn second, FUR
wear ID. third lime, 1908.
Baseball.
(By telegraph 20 the l'lspatchl
| WARRINGTON. y. c.. September lO.-Fol'
lowing are the base ball results OF to-day
! At philadelphia Leaguel: Il. BIZ. =.
| Phlladelphias. o 0 900 90 0-l
Cllcaros. ...O001032 0-6 ~
Batteries-Gleason. King, and Clem
EMS: Gumbert and hlttredse.
At Boston Ueague): r. B.H. E
Clucinnatis. q O20 l 0 | O. ii
Batterles-S'aley. Nichols, and Camel
Crane and Harrington.
At Milwaukee Association: BB.I. Z
MLlwaukees A 2 0 4 . 3 ] go u
Washingtons.O OO1 90 o o.
Batteries-Kiler and Grim; Foreman
Hatfield. and McGure.
At Brooklyn Qeague): h. B'H.
Brooklyus...O 0 0 o l D ii
Pittsburgs 90. % D % o % .
Batteries-Baruthers and Daley; hlnI
and Miller
Al New York Ueague): l.. B:H.
New Y0rks % 0 10 ~
Clevelands. IL U % ~
Batterie,-J. Ewing AID Buckley; Cru
Der and Zlmmer.
At Louisville (AsSociationl: \. BIZ.
Innisvilles OOO000 Ii 7
| Ealtr.ores. es...2 1000 I 0 0-3
Batteries-Meakin and Shellhasse; Town
send. robinson. and Mcmahon.
At 1T. Louis (AssocIation): R. B.H. ,
st. Louis....0 0 0 3 0 90 0 o. l
Bostons. 0 100 3 2 XII 10 /
batteries -Ruttger and Darling Had
dock and Murphy.