Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12
TURF EVENTS EXTRAORDINARY.
Some Interesting Features Mt the Lexing-
ton Track-RaciDg Elsewhere
fBy telegraph TO Tho DIspatch.

Some Interesting Features Mt the LeIing-
ton Track-Racing Elsewhere.
fBy telegraph to tho Dspatch.l
IyxrScroS, KY, October 1l.-Five races on
the prOgrammo with iOrty-tGO entr es, OF Which
forty started. A striking feature Of the racing
was the lowering OF tho time very materially De-
low that Of the class IN which the horses Wero
entered. In tho fltst race. which was continued
from yesterday, the winner OF every neat lower
ed the time considerably below his best former
record. The time 2:lO15 In the second heat OF
tho second race elected q tremendous shout
Nher IL was announced.
new departure, Was the nine-furlong dash. Whlcn |
constituted the third race Ii was maze IN
2:3l1l, which H. at the rate OF n mile IN 2:l4'4. !
For reasons best known TO the judges the bets
were declared of IN tho hrst heat OF tho secohu
race. The objection eoemed 70 be T. the manner
in which Cleveland was driven.
AriOu, SunOl, ana Martha Wilkes are aulOns /
the wonders present on tho track Marina
Wilkes was shown by Doble today. sunoi ana
Aroh arc expected TO try 10 lower theu respec-
tive records some time this week
At the close OF the secOui heat in the fourth |
race Salhe b., VINO came In eighth, foil dead JUST /
after passing under the string.
First race-2:l7 class, trOttng, completed |
from yesterday-Nelue Mason, ,, 8, 1, i, /: DIR. |
Sparks, &, /, 3, 3, 3; Pactolus, i, II, To- ., |
Fred. 5. Wilkes Gillette, Clara D., ollie wilkes, |
B0Dhomle, Incense, Ben Wallace, Reina, Tom |
Arden, and Chiquorita finished in the order |
named. Time, 2:l2$i, %:l416' 2;l41H, 2:lt14, |
second race-2:I g class pacing, purse 81, 900
Storm, Is, 1, .. 4, !, Walnut Boy, - s. /, l, o, |
3; j. H. L.. i 4, 4, 2, 3, ,; Cleveland - CASSIE
and Tip Onb finished in the 'rder named. !
Time, 2:16A, 2:10la, 2:l11h' 2:l334, 2;l414' |
Thlfd race -Phpnix Hotel Stakes $500 added, |
dash Of a mile and furlong-Iloneet George. |
/; so Long, .; Walter T., 3; {. O., 4; Hazel |
Wilkes, .; Grace Napoleon 6; Vic H. 4
Fourth faco-219 class, trottlnr, purse
s1.5OO-Greenleaf, J., !, 7, l; Una, Wilkes, 2,2,l
q; Seinicoon, o.. ., 2, ?; Catharine LeyoGrn'
Valentine, and sallie B. who dropped dead |
finished IN order. Time, 2;l44' 2;l414' 2;l''
2:I414. !
mile heats, two in three, purse sl,O00-ken-
turky Union, l, ] Mambruo Queen, 2, =; biil
Ltndsay, 3, 5. Time, 2:l6. 2:l654.
AT MORRIS PARK.
MORRIS PARK, y. y, october l1.-Resuts:
First race-siI furlongs-Adelbert won; steve
Estes second, Dalsyrlan third. Time, l:Il3f.
Second race-oue mtle-Nero won; Mary Stone
second, Speculation third. Time, l;40h
Third race-six iurongs- hinget won; Sport
second. Balance third Time, l:llh.
Fourth race-Wiiliams Bridge handicap, ono
mile ana five eixteenths-Nomad won; tldehO
second, Pickpocket third. Time, 2:l5.
Fiuh race-sIH furlOnes-l emen won; Grand
Pfi1 second. Lailah third. Time, l:llA.
sItn raco--ODo miic-LainphGatei walked
ON THE DELAWARE.
GLOUCESTER, y. D., October II.-To-days re-
FIRST race-nye furlongs-Roland won: Boston
Tommy second, Criterion third. Time, i:03i4.
Second race-hyo furlCncs-Clnkun Belle
won: Wilson Taylor second, NeoiamIa third.
Third race-four and one-half furlongs-si-
lence won; Lucro second, Lille Is. third. Time,
561e.
nd I'd
Fifth race-six and one-quarter furongs-LeO
Bright won; a. o. IL. second, Charlcroi third.
lime. 1:2OI6.
sixth race-one and one-sixteenth miles
Darling won; Elkton second, King Idle third.
Time, 1903.
ORME AGAIN IN FORM.
LONDON, Eng, October 11.-At the New-Mar-
ket second Octoosr meeting today tho Duke Of
MestIninster's horse Orme, the former Derby
fayorLe, which was alleged TO hayo been poi
soned, won tho Champion Stakes. He seems to
have rogalned his old form.
Fall and Bat.
Ngw YORK, October 1.-The New York team
had an easy time of II defeating the Baltimores
at the Fairgrounds to-day. schmit was wild
and ms support poor. Doyies error gave
tne orioles Of their runs. Attendance, 40S.
Score: r. BIZ. p.
Boltimores s...............O o q 9 o A 3
Batteres-Rusie and Doyle; schnit and Ro-
blnsOn.
THB END AT BR0OKLYE.
NEW YORK, October 1.-The championship
season was brought TO an end in Brooklyn to-day
by the Brooklyn and Boston teams playing two
games, each winning one. The first game the
Bostons 10y timely hitting and superior nelt-
'Rs, Rzook okJ,[gTnsS...OO2 J[TS. OOoo1o-3
Bostons.............o 0 OOO ! "a l
Batteues-Stein and Daley; NIchols and Gam
GAMENO ,
BROOKLYN. n. V, October 1l.-In the second
gaIne today, which was brought forward from
tomorrow. the Bro0klyns pounded Stiyetts,
| earning eight OF their nine runs OF him. Ken
| nedy was safely batted only IN the second in
| ming when Boston punched four hits ana earned
| their two runs. Attendance, 2,C6L Score:
Brooklyns ns........... ....."4 % II
| Roefons. ns............... ....0 . o o o. 3
Baueries-Rennedy and Daley; stivetts and
| Ganzel
! Gamo called at end OF nfth inning.
PHILADELPHIA DEFEATS WASHINGTON.
| PHILADELPHIA, PA. October 11.-Philadelphia
de- eated Washington this afternoon by better
batting. Weather pleasant. Attendance, 3"o'
| score; X BIZ. 4.
! Wo.hiuctons 5000 o. o 2
| Philadeiohiss ? 81 2 O-7I2 2
Batteries-Kllen and Mcclure; Weyhing and
| Clements.
Game called at end Of sixth inning
| rIE AT fIr1sBURG.
|
| son, MacK's single, iBIerbaur's twO-blgger, and
| Terry's sacrifice enabled the PittsOurgs 10 mako
| three runs and tie the score in the ninth. The
| game will be played of tomorrow. Attendance,
I . ZOO Score: u. B.H. Z.
PJtsS,res. p,i'VG, 100000 a 0 o
! Cleyelands. .......1 D D o o D o O-i
Batteries-Terry aud Mack ClarKson and Zlm-
| mer.
Game called on account OF darkness.
THE BOURBoNs BEATEN.
| ST. LOUIS. Mo-. October 1l.-lhe Louisvilles
| wore defeated to-day 10y the browns in game
! marked by clean hitting aud brilliant fielding,
/ especially on the part OF layior, brown, ana
/ Brode. Breitepsten pitched well, but he was
/ poorly supported. StrattOn was pounded hard,
| ana but Tor phenomenal heldiug the score would
| have been considerably larger. weather clear.
/ Attendance $40. score:
X. BIZ. Z.
4 ST. Louis. o 4 l 0 o o o x-7 IL u
! L0utsytl!es........ o o O o 8 o o Id
Observation-Disclosures and Buckley; stratton
and Merritt
WON BY one RUN.
CISCIsNATI, o., October ll.-Chicago took To-
| days game by one Iuu. Poor ielding by the
| Reds more than offset their good batting. At
tendance, 500. Weather pleasant. score;
| X. B.H. y.
cincinnatis.. ..2OOOO2 2OO0-4 I2 2
| Chicagos. o 80 0 %
! Batleries-Chamberlain and Murphy; Luoy
and Kittredge.
Died with an Attack of Cramp Cole.
| pbuin Hill n colored man apout 81 years OF