Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-30


GREY Luck third. Time, f:21.
Second race--selling. one mile and one
sixteenth--PaIisade won Lord or the
Harem second, Bessie Bisland third.
Time, i,55. =.
Third racs-three-quarters of a mile
Culver won; Idea second, Parke third
Time, f:251f.
Falstaff won; Shadow second. Legrand
third. Time, 1:12L.
Fifth race selling. three quarters of q
mile-Exclusion won; Fred Fink second,
Ora third. Time, 1:2il8.
Sixth race-three quarters OF a mile
Conscience won; Little Crete second, vice.
roy third. Time, 1:20,1.
THE HAWTHORNE TRACK.
CHICAGO, July 29.--Hawthorne races; >,
First race-fiEe eigbths OF mile. sell
ing-Carroll Dunder won Mantell second,
Merge third. Time. I:09J9.
Second race-OH.
Third rale-seven eighths Of mile
Governor Adams won; Rancor second,
Helter Shelter third. Time, 1,S0.
Fourth race-one mile and one SIX
second, Chapman third. Tine, l:59l9.
Fifth race-three quarters OF mile.
selhng-Barbara won McGregor second,
Chestnut Bell third. Time, l;24.
Sixth race--three quarters of q mile
Shoshone won; Rouser second, Recherche
third. Time. 1;23.
The National Game.
CLEVELAND, July 29.-The Chicago
Cleveland game postponed. Rain.
BROOKLYN oUTBATrED.
BRooKLYN. July 29.-New York out
batted Brooklyn. knocking Haddock out
Of the box in the fourth inning. Attend
ance, 2,453. Score;
New Yorks.. S1OO01-7 u 6
Brooklyns.... o. 8 1900 ks 2
Batteries Crane and Doyle Haddock.
Stein, and DALEY.
baltimore POUNDS OUT VICTORY.
WASHINGTON, July 9.-Washington had
the game we'll IN hand up to the seventh
inning, and then Killen weakened, the
BaltImores pounding out six runs, which
gave them the lead and the game. McMa-
hon was very unsteady. giving seven bases
on balls, all of Washingtons runs result
ing from this cause. Attendance, l,SO5.
Score:
washingtons. % OO2O21OO-5 . 4
Baltimores. o 001 o 6 0 OF u 4
BatterIes-Killen and Mcclure McMa-
hon and Gunson.
NICHOLS MORE EFFECTIVE THAN wEYHINd.
Bosrox, July 29.-Nichols was more
effective than Weyhing at critical times
TODAY. while the Bostons punched their
hits after bases on balls were given. In
the sixth inning, with three men on bases,
Nichols struck out Delehanty and Glenn
ments. A catch by Hamilton was the
feature. Weather clear and warm. At
tendance, 1896. Score;
Y r. II T.
Bostons. ns.....O121O0 0l01-6 10
Philadelphias. 90 0 0 0 0 O II II
Batteries-Nichols and Kelly; WeyhinP
and Delhanty.
THE PITTsBURGs WIN.
PITTsBURG, July 29.--The Pittsburgs
punched four hits in the first inning.
which won the game. Gumbert took
Ehret's place in the second inning. Ram
kept the attendance down to 1863, the
smallest of the year. Burns was released
this morning. Score:
R.B.H. f.
Pittsburgs. .....1OOOOOOI2-3
Louisvilles s.....00O100000-1 g.
Batteries Gumbert, and Miller
| Stratton and Weaver. 81
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
At Chattanooga: R. B.H.
Chattanoogas.2 0 l 0 1-6 IL
| AltLLhOUltIls ~ v L " 4 " v 4 v
Batteries Baker. Somers, and Doyle
| Gillen and PIetZ.
At Atlanta r. B.H.
Atlantas. 2OOOOO2O-i
! New Orlee.s. o o 0 1 Q 0 90 0-l
Batteries -Wadsworth and Dixon; Ort
/ man and JantZen.
At Birmirgham; r. B.H. =
Birminghams o 0 5000 900
Memphis. 0010l1 IA 3
Batteries -Mauck and Sweeney; Dewal'
and Boan.
| At Macon: R. B.H.
Macons. ...OOOO1O0O 8
| Mobiles % 0 00201 0--3
Batteries Bailey and Hess; Wittrocl
and frost.