Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-06
The Field Of sport.

NLoICItTIk, n. d. AhN O.-l Quay y
racing events resulted as follows;
First race-six and on half furlongs-San Ardo
won: Can't Tell second, Bowory third. Time,
1914
second race--four furlongs-Karl B. won
Flossie fsnning second Our Maggie third
Third race--one and one quarter miles-Elyton
won; hddlestono second, General Gordon third.
Tine, 2:l5S4.
Fourth race--four md ono half fur!ongs-Glen
Mound won; Ballad second, Prohibition third.
Time, 81.
FIN racc-nve furloDgs-Fitzroy won Anar-
chlst second, Censor third. Time, l:o5A.
Sixth race-tOur aud one hall fuIlCngs-Mnmie
u. Won 80 SO second, Pete third. Time, osN'
OUTTESBURG EVENTS
CUTTENBURG, May 5.-The track was IN good
condition today, and there was large attend
ance.
First race-ave furlongs -canieen won; Kri-
kina second. Headlight third. Tiinc, 1:02H.
Second face-six aud one half furiongs-Aina
7. won; Queen oi frumps second Bob Arthur
Third. Time, l:22&.
THIRD ruco-lre furlongs-seryi'or won;
Blanche second, Goldstream, third. Tine, 1908.
Fonfth race-one mile Badge won; Pagan
second. h0hicaE third. Time, l:42lb.
fifth race-four and one hall iurlongs-De-
range won; Uncertainty second, Oregon third.
Time, 5Ji6.
sxh race-soyen furlongs-oialece won;
Harrison second, Centaurthird Time, 1904.
WINNERS AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 5.-Tirst race-seil-
ing, ono mile-Vardes won; Or. WILCOX second,
Mabel X. romeroy third. Time, 1:46.
Second race-solling, half mile-Ali Knight
won; Jimmy Lamloy second, Jilt third. Time,
50l<
Third raco-six furlongs- -Ba'briggan won;
Hardy Fox second, knicS Knnck oily third.
Fourth raco-sellinR, six NATURALIZATION
won; Natalie :. second, Baliyhoo third. Tine,
!.l5.
Fifth ra,e--one and n halt miles, over six hur-
dies Ecarte won; Pat Oahley second, Return
thTd. Time, 2.52.
ANOTHER BALTIMORE SURPRISE.
BALTIMORE, MD., May 5.-The third day o. tho
opening meeting Of the southeastern Circuit was
characterized, IKE the previous days, by nne
weather, q fast track, and large GttSndance.
Rhoda Was the surprise % tho CROWD at the
Gentlemonls DrivinR-Psrs. she was entered IN
the 1rst race in the gao class. ene was shOo as
90 her fOrefeot was barefoot as 20 her hind-ieet,
and wore boots She cast n shoe Ia the first heat
that she won, lost boot IN the following heat,
and won tho race hHndtlv with only one shoe
left. Tie mare was offered Tor sale at $1,000,
before the race. kIter tue race $1,000 was ask
ell for her. 100
First race-trottlnc, 2.4j class, purse S400-
J. H. SeaWells RhOda (black marel. 3, i, 4, 3, j,
/; William NlcbOson's Blue Light. /, :, l, 4, .,
.: Maple Valley st0Ck-iarIns bay mare Minnie
Dale, -, D, 3. !, 4, 3; q. W. SaiGhis black geld
ing george w., /, 4, 2, 2, ., ). o j. X hctad-
denis chestnut stallion Fred buIrell, D, u, ., y,
%. 2. O. i. L. Churchs bay geding J.. l.. C., Z, y
Z, %, u. r. o. H. Bentschols brown geld!ng Zen
Gage, 9, 3, o, 2, a. Time, @:33, %:oo54, 800,
se,5nd race-trotting, 227 class, purse. 5000
". Greenways ~. m. Llnkwood Maid, /, j, l..
OieUTs blk. M. vista, 3, 3, p: Maple Valley
stocE .inrns b. m. Miss Thompson, 2, 2, . Il. l..
Carrots b. Z. Bay state Morgan 4, ., ~ ~.
Ropes ca. IN. Ella Wilkes, ., 4, 4. Time. ~ ~
qbifd race-trotring, 2:37 class, purse s4OO,
4 ftyIrraftup's 20 a Favor " likes.
d, IL: H.. u. shreyo e. Brothers b. IN. MOllie g.,
1, 90: 10. 70. IOTon's D.. ~. Nellie SOuthor =, q,
1: r.. IT, Meginness ch. x Judge Fisher. ., 3, 3;
re-. Popo's e. t.. King CHARLES, 4, =, 4; W. II.
IhompsOu's I. M. Lady b., ., 4, -. Iline |'0fH4'
&.3J,i, 2.35}l
NASHVILLE EVENTS.
NASHVILLE, TENN, May 5.--Four hot fayorites
ana ono wcll-backed second choice carried OIL
the money Today. only one outsider won.
First raco-six furiongs- won; Fakir
second. Carmen third. Time, 1915,
SECOND r1cs-oue and Onc-sixteonih miles
Powers won, Glendiye second Bobinnood third.
Time, 90.
tho Wiro First Lap q lcngth IN 'front.' OF van
Iandt. % head before Suilros. a iOdl was claim
cd. AID tho judges pl1ced van Laht hfbi, cuN-
ross second and FIRST Lap last tiine, Ioo5a.,
Flarth rGco-lvy-Leaf stakes for &-year-old
nlue4. 81 900 added, four iurougs-Red Banner
won easily by q length queen Enid second,
Issls q. third. Time, 1Ute
Ifffl TNHN-UIiN HIhIffuiIh hl ~ NAlAt-hfNN-
nue. won: GO0dWoOd second, keoko third. Time,
SKIN race-slx furioncs-Kinora won: Knot:
in 10 second. Bon Ton third. Time, l;ld}2.
RESULTS AT LEXINGTON.
LEXINGTON, Ky, May 5.--First race-six fur
iDucs-Nafor Tom won; Vision second, Lou Dud-
les third. Time, l;lO.
second raro-oue mile-Mtlo won; Reveal
second, Orwlle third. Time, 1:42a4.
Third recc-fhe McGrnth stakes *-year-od
0lne-. 4 600 added, half a mile-DeericOt won;
Ilalcyou second, LOlIe third. Time, 49le.
Fourth raCe-dfieen sXteenihs oi mile
Faraday won; Prince Of Darkness second, For
ward thrd. Time, l.36I.
lifih raco-selling, nvo eighths OF n mile
U.orv Young won: Queen OF Blondes second,
Beatiuc third. Time, i.Uila.
At 81. LOUIS
ST. LorIs. May 5.-Fasorites won the first two
cyenis. the others being landed by medium out
F,r-f racc-six furlongs-Zeke Hardy won
Defendant second. Franc third. Ilme 1906.
Secafd race-fOur and a half iurlongs-Bilur
Won; Lakeland second, Buryne third. Time,
Third ra,e-scven furlongs-Tom Sawyer
won; May Hardy second, Mary sue third. Time,
Fourth race--six furlongs- swamp Fox won
Minnie Gee second, J.. j. knight tniFd. Time,
l16ia.
orr, PASSED the wire Oh uue texas Girl third.
r me. I:2g3t Ia the run-on Jim Murphy won
by tf rec lengths. Time, l:3ll4.
'Sixtu race-.ix and one bait furlongs-Althea
won; Elhei gray. second General Marmaduke
third. Time, l.2llt.
Baseball.
..........OO OOO01o- 9 0
Wasniugtous ........2 o 10 90 ~
Bntiercs-Cuppey and otonnor; kilieen and
Al Chicago: No base ball; rain.
p pA',,5F,lirle,sou's.......oeqoo1Ooo- A. 4, Flil,ou's. 8 81
prradolphias......OO OOOO- = 4
NATURALIZATION and Mack Carsey and
Clements.
rla..Sa rlaA.'.SSa1aaffisa.na"....'..~.ooooO4ooo-d A' S1afan".' S
BROOK 3O1 O2Ox~6 Q o
batteries NcGia and Murphy; Inks, Hart,
and Tom DAILY.
Al Louisville: r. BH. T.
BOSTON. OOOOO11- , l
Batteries-Meekin and Grim; stivetts and
GanzoA
At 81 Louis: h. BH. F.
New Yorks.........1O 1OO3Ox- 9
Batteres-Dwycr and BIRD; King and Boyle.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
A. Charleston: X. b. II. T.
Charlesions.. s...'.''..''..'''''''.''. q,
Batieries-Not given.
AtChattanooga (ten innings: B.HE
o 900 OO02- 3
New Orleans.......O OOOl 10000 . 4
Batieries-p Phillips and Williams; Callahan
and Nc,ic.
AT Birmingham: X. Bill z.
OOOO1-3
Battcfies-Wndcr and Sweeney; Schmt ana
Adams.
Al Columbia, :. G.:
Coiumbias, Ia hits, -: errors, &. Charlottes,
3; hits, errors, 10. Batteries not given.
Al Macon: r.. B.u. Il.
,'acons. ......12 100000 O-3 3 3
90. o = O . 30 0 o o.
Batteries-Baney and Walton; Herr and
Pie;y.
At Atianta-eight innings; 3. B.H. Z.
Atlantas ..............O q q o o T. IL
Mobiles. ..........OO O47 4-16 10
Bat'eries-Campneld and Schabel; Frank and
Schaub.
Losses by Fire.
lBy telegraph TO the Dispatchl
Fonr MoYRoE. Va. May 5.-Fire this
morning burned the tower OF the Hunt
lng,on lndustral Woras. Hampton Normal
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