Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
FIELD OF SPORT,
RESULTS or YESTERDAYS RACING
AT SARATOGA AND ELSEWHERE.
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and Sontb.
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SARATOGA, N. Y, August 26.-First race
Ave furlongs-Lisette won; Polydora Sc
cond. Triangle third. Time, l:Oi.
Second ace-three-quarters of mile
Toano won; Rival second. Saunterer third.
Time, lis.
Third race-six furlongs-Liselg won
Elk knight second, Maria Stoops third.
Time, l;i94.
Fourth race 49, one and three-fourths
miles-Rhono won; War Duke second.
Margherita third. Time. 3;i21l.
Fifth race--seven furlongs-Stone Mason
won; Belwood second, Dundee third'
Time 1929.
BRIGHTON BEACH EVENTS.
BRIGHToN BEACH, i. l., August 26.-f1rst
Nubian second. Tioga third. Time, i:a2A.
Second race-fye tUrlongs Josephine
won; Sport second, Saladin third. Time.
Third race-six and one-half furlongs-
Alcalde won: Zenobia second, John Cava-
nagh third. Time, i:2f.
Fourth raee-fve furlongs-key West
won; Lormer second, Dalsyrlan third'
Time. 1903.
Fifth race-one mile-Crotchet won;
India Rubber second, Jack Rose third.
Time, 1:44H.
Sixth race-six and one-half furlongs-
Bordeaux won; GlOriana second, Long
Beach third. Time, l:25.
EVENTS AT GLOUCESTER.
GLOUCESTER, N. j., August 26.-To-day's
events:
First rsce-six and one-quarter fur
longs-Dead heat between Onaway and
Charade; Belisarius third Time, l:23.
Second race-four and one-halt tur-
longs-West Side won: Bright Eyes second,
Violet S. third. Time. 594.
Third ce-four and one-half furlongs-
All Ablaze won; Oregon second, Young
Lottery third. Time. 59a.
Fourth race-one mile-Calgary won;
Wallace G.. second, Ebls third. Time.
1:49L,.
Fifth race-six and one-half furlongs--
Natalie S. won: Vocalite second. Prohlbi-
tion third. Time, 1853.
Sixth race--tve furlongs-Falseb won
Moonraker second, Auburn third. Time,
l:054.
AT HAWTHORNE.
CHICAGO. August 2G.-Hawthorne races ::
First race-slx furlongs-Adverslty won
Harry Askew second, Artistic third. lime.
1:Hi9.
Second race-six furlongs-F King
won; Adrienne second, Abandon third.
Time. 1:20.
Third race-six MISUNDERSTANDING
won: Calhoun second. Constantine third.
Time, l:20.
Fourth race-one mile--Shoshone won /;
Insolence second. Clifford third. Time,
| l:4j.
Fifth race-seven furlongs-Ray B. won /;
| Hattie Cant second. Content third. Time,
1854.
AT GARFIELD PARK.
CHICAGO, August 26. 6.-Garfeld Park races (:
| First race-six furlOngs-Humming Bird
won: Southern Lady second, Jake Allen
third. lime l:lS4.
Second race-six furlOngs-Governor
! Porter won; Rosewood second. Governor
| Wheeler third. lime, 1:15.
Third race-one and one-sixteenth
| mlles-Bessie Bostwick won; Ed. Bell Sc
| cond. Rimini third. lime, 1:544.
Fourth race-one mile and fifty wards
! Good Bye won; Van second. Stanhope
| third. Time, 1:49.
Fifth race-one mile-First Ward won !;
| Uncertainty second Pescador third.
! Time. l4753.
won; Johnny Green second, Gaylord third.
| Time. l:l7l9.
William Lowell was ruled of the track
for not running his horses to win.
The National Game.
CLEVELAND, August 25.-The Brooklyn
| club. contrary TO their own expectations
and Jhe feaps.of many of the Cleveland
crsnks, did not head OIL th9 leaders TO-
day. The home club continued to climb
upward by winning both games. In the
fsAt the BroOklyns could not hit Cuppy-
~ never nave done 1t yet. in the Sc
cond the fight was more interesting. but IL
rained and Young is probably one OF the
best wet-ball pitchers in the league. as he
uses curves but little. Attendance. $500.
| Score first game:
r. D.H. Il.
Clevelands. O2OOO21-5 I 0
! Brooklyns. 30 0 0 100 0--l 3 8
Batteries-Cuppy and Zimmer; Kennedy
! and Daley.
Second game-Called at end of sixth
inning on account of darkness r. Ia. E..
| Clevelands. l 2O-7
BroOkly ms. s............O D o. 2
Batteries-Young and thinner; Stem.
Foutz, and Kinslow.
| pITrsBURG gC.Ts SUCCESSFULLY.
PITTsBURG, August 26.-The Pittsburgs
had terrible batting streak to-day. Many
of their drives were stopped by fine field
ing. They then resorted to bunting and
won hands down. weighing left the box
after the seventh inning. Attendance,
727. Score:
r. B.H. E.
Pittsburgs. .....O1OO225 Ill 9 2
Philadelphia % 90 90 O-3 8 .
Carsey, and Dowse.
THE COLTS sLAUGHTERgns.
CHICAGO. August 26.-For some unknown
reason Duryea was taken out of the box
after two hits had oeen made of him in
l .pp II illon Than t, oY1
the Colts slaughtered him. Attendance
900. Score:
q. B. II. f.
Washingtons. 4 OF 00O1-2 6
Chicagos ......0 014100 000-6 IL
Batterles-Duryea. Killen, and Mcclure
| Gumbert and Schriyer.
THY COLONIES "FULLw
LOUISVILLE, August 26.-The Colonels
were full of ginger to-day and shut the
Bean-eaters out. Sanders pitched mag
nihcently, Boston being able TO make
but one hit off of him. Attendance, 1900
Score
r. B. II. T.
Louisvilles. .....000101110-4
Bostons ........00 100000
Batteries-Sanders and Merritt; Staley
and Kelley.
THE BROWNS wHITEwAsHED.
Sr. Lot1s, August 26.-Ed. Crane put the
Browns to sleep and sent them 10 bed
wrapped IN coat of whitewash. His
pitching and Ewing's great hitting wou
New York the game. Attendance, 400
Score: h. B.H. T.
St. Louis. .OOOOOOOOO-O 4
New Yorks. 4 00O10-3 8
Batteries-Hawley, and Briggs; Crane
and Ewing.
At Montgomery-si innings R. b. H. Z.
! Montgcmerys. ys.........1 00220--5
AtlantaS. S................O 3 IL "a
Batteres-Gillen and Peitz; Wads
worth and Dixon.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
At Memphis. R.
Memphis is........1 10 8 2 0 0 s Al.
Chattanooga. % 0 0 00 l 2 o.
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