Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-21
THE AMERICAN TURF.
NANCY HANKS SENT AGAINST HER
GREAT REcoaD or x:07st
Sac Fails Short of the Mara. Hewsvsr-
General Turf Evenss--Ths Ameri-
can Game OF Ball.


fby Telegraph 70 mo Dttp.h'H-i
Cmcaao. August 2o.--Nancy Hanks was
sent to-day against her record of 2'o7l8,
made last Wednesday, and fell short OF the
mark. Che could do no better than 2:os5s,
the time by quarters being e2>l. l:o5a.
l:39. and 2:09If.
THE SARATOGA RACES
SAnArooA, August 2O.-First race-seven
furlongs - Strathmeath won; Kimberly
second, watterson third. Time, 1:2s4..
Second race--The Kentucky STAKES. Tor
2-year.oltls; six furlongs-Slarguritew won
Governor Foraker second. Mirage tniru'
Third rase-onc and one-quarter miles
Cupbearer won; Rhono second, Rico third.
Time, 2:i0h.
Fourth race-The Congress Hall Stakes.
handicap. one and one-eightE miles-llow-
lander won: DR.. Hasbrouck second. saup-
terer third. Time, l;5S.
Fifth race--six and one-hslf furiongs-
Helen Rose won khattan second, oiaoi-
ator third. Time, 1:2219.
EVENTS AT MONMOUTH.
MONMOUTH PARK, August 20.-First
race-one and one sixteenth miies-hil;
kenny won; Pickpocket second, hussei
third. Time. 1i4sH. =,
OtEOUu Iatt-lnt iEOauto -
furlongs-Elizabeth l.. won; Eagle Bird Sc
cond. Lustre third. Time. 1;15.
Third race-the Choice Stakes, one ana
one-half miies-Lamplighter won: ASIA
second. Time, 2:89. Only two starters.
Fourth rsce-one and one-quarter miles
Reckon won; Slslpner second, Equity
third. Time. 2:064.
Fifth race-fiye acknowledgements won;
Extra second. Indigo thifd. lime, l;oz.
Simrock second. Julio third. Time, l:2511.
Seventh race-hye and one-half fur
longs-All Black won; Oxford second,
Bordeaux third. Time, 1:0sA.
GLOUCESTER RESULTS.
G1oucEsrrR. August 2O.-The events to-
day resulted as follows:
First race-four and one-half furlongs-
Battle Cry won; Ecstacy second, Pied
mont third. Time, 5715.
Second race-four and one-half fur
longs-Lille b. won; Pickidene second,
Mary NJ. third. Time, 56S%.
Third race-one mile-Calgarry won;
Golden Reel second. Elyton third. Time,
1:44.
Fourth race-seven furlongs- Flattery
won; Ballyhoo second. Vocalite third.
Time, 1:29.
Fifth race-five furlongs-Ray won; Ma
talie S. second, Mollie V. third. Time,
1.019i.
Sixth race-six and half furlongs-Fs-
vorite won; Border Minstrel second, Mon
tresl third. lime. 1:2524.
Baseball.
PrrrsBURo. August 2O.-The Bostons
could not hit Baldwin, and besides put up
a poor game in the field. Attendance,
1900. Score:
r. BIZ. r.
Pittsbures. 80. o 00o021x-5 6 3
Bostons. ......0 90 0 o. 90 Ii 3 3
Bstteries-Baldwin and Miller; Nichols
and CAMEL.
LOUISVILLE, 4 WASHINGTON, 2.
LOUISVILLE, August 2O.-The Senators
were BANKED until the ninth inning to-
day, when two errors and two singles gave
| them two runs. Killen pitched better
game than Stratton. but his support was
bad. Attendance, 1911. Score:
Louisvilles.....1oO2oOo1O-4 8
| Nashingtons... 20 0 0 0 0 0 OF Pa
Batteries-Stratton and Merritt; kllen
| aud Mcclure.
CINCINNATI, g.; PHILADELPHIA, O.
CINCINNATI, August 20.-Perfect fielding
and three Dagger won the game for Gin
cinnati to-day. Attendance, l,5OO. Score
Cinoinnatis. ..2O1OOOOOO-3 8 0
Philadelphias 20 0 0 90 90 6 3
Batteries-Dwyer and Mahoney Wey-
hing and Gross.
NEW YORK, g.; CLEVELAND, 4.
CLEVELAND, August 20.-Two pitchers
| battles were waged on the Cleveland
grounds this afternoon. In the first Crane
was very effective. In the second each of
the pitchers did splendidly, but an I'M
lucky error by Denny Lyons on sharp
| Bit gave the winning run TO Cleveland.
! ATS DANCE. 1909. Score:
First game. B. BIB. z.
Cleyelands.. HOOP 01O0O-4 l
New Yorks. 40 001 x-6
Batteries-Young and Zimmer; Crane
and Ewing.
CLEVELAND, 3; NEW YORK, 2.
Second game. r. BIB. z.
New Yorks. 10 0 2 % o. 2
Batteries-Cuppy and thinner; King
| and Ewing.
BRooKLYN. 9; CHICAGO, 6.
| CHICAGO, August 2O.-Anson's Colts held
the Brooklyns down TO five hits IN seven
innings, but we're touched up or four stu
| ples and double in the eighth. Ryan
and Kittridge executed a roaring double
PLAY IN the third, the formers throwing TO
first bag being something seldom ever wit
messed. Attendance not given. Score:
r. B.R. Z.
Chicagos. ...0310O 02OO-G 10
| Brooklyns .....2 0 2 300 x-9 IL
Batteries Miller and Kittrdge; kenne-
dy and Kinslow.
ST. LOUIS, s. BALTIMORE, 4.
ST. LOUIS. August 2O.-Kid Gleason re-
sumed work with the Browns this after
noon and polished off the Baltimores in
his usual effective Style. The Orioles hit
the bail frequently. but they were unable
to bunch their singles. Weather clear,
Attendance, 1850. Score:
R. B.H. E.
st Louis. ..o123 2-s 10 2
Baltimores 90 so o. IA
Batteries Gleason and Buckley Vickery
and Robinson.
| SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
NEw ORLEANS, August 20.-New Orleans
won to-day's game in the fifth inning by
daring base-runnIng by Mills and CampGu,
after two men were out. Both teams
played fine ball.
R. RI. Z.
| new OfleduSs. ......s'.ss'.sss'.''
| OnhtlanOOghs. ........- 40
Battenes-Duke and Jantzen; keevan
and oommers.