Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-26
TURF AND DIAMOND.
Yesterdays Results Mt Chicago nnd Else
| Mhere--Notes of Interest.
fBy telegraph TO tho DisDatch.l

wherc--Notes of Interest.
l3y telegraph 20 tho Dispatch.l
Cmcaoo, August 25.-first race-tive
furiongs-G George W. won: Nirden second.
Coughlin THIRD. Time, 1854.
Secon ! race--slX fuTlOngs-WhiteW Wings
won; Fred Houston second, Csdayerous
third. Time, i:2l5E.
THIRD rsce-one and three-sixteenths
miles-ValleTa won; Marmosa second,
Blue Banner third. Time. 2:09}%.
Fourth rnce-one and one-sixteenth
miles-Rudolph won; Carlesbad second,
Major Tom third. Time, 400.
Fifth race--siX furlOngs, selling-Ssm
Farmer won: Abandon second, st. Joe
third. Time, l:l9l@.
Sixth race-six furlones selling-Sull-
rose won Tom Mackin second. Consignee
third. Time, l:l0.
THE HAWTHORNE TRACK.
CHICAGO. August 25.-Flrst ce-fve fur
longs-Mr. Barnes won: Minnie =. second,
Russell Gray third. Time. 1:091s.
Second race-slx furlongs. selling-Mol-
he NJ. won; Pullman second, Rosewood
third. Time. liza.
Third race--one mile--Patrlck won;
One Dime second. Glanoid third. Time,
1852.
Fourth race-slx furlongs, selling
Rouser won Melfurtry second, Pars on
Crook third. Time. 1:234.
Fifth raee-six flrlongs, selling-Van
Cluse won; Horace Leland second, Parole
third. Time, l:22>9.
GLOUCESTER.
GroucrsTyR, n. j.. August 25.-First
receive furlOngs-Beck won; Lucre Sc
coud. Seabird third. lime. 1:054.
Second receive furlongs- Magee won;
Madeline second, Emily W. third. Time,
1:06L.
Third race-seven iurlongs Samaritan
won: Pocatello second. Pluto third. Time.
1875.
Fourth race-six furlongs-Captain
Brown Won Monsoon second, Goldstep
third. Time, 1:l94.
Fifth race six and one-half furlongs-
Queen D'Or won: Contest second Manic
b. third Time, 1873.
Sixth raCo-One mile-Pliny won; Golden
Reel second. Lucy Glover third. Time,
l:4754.
MONMOUTH Park.
MONMOUTH PARE, N. j.. August 25.-First
race-six furlongs--Pessara wOn COrrec-
ton second. Stslactite third. Time, l:l4i4.
Second race--Carteret StakeS-siX fur
longs-Moyne (gelding) won; Lustre Sc
cOnd, Ajax third. Time, l:1f9.
THIRD race-one mile--Picknicker won;
Nav Win second, Russell third. Time,
1914.
Fourth race Jersey Handicap, one and
one-quarter milos-Pickpocket and Mars
ran a dead heat; Locohatchie third. Time,
2:1lit.
FIFTH receive furlongs- Minnehaha
won: Marcelus second, NarrOw third.
Time, 1908 D..
Sixth race-seven furlongs- Schuylkill
won; Simrock second. Time, l;2914. Only
two starters
The National Game.
CHicAGo. August 5.-Richsrdson's bad
tumble of AnsOn's hot grounder allowed
Dahlen 10 score the only run in to-day's
game. Attendance, 500. Score
R. B.H. z.
washingtons. 30 100000 6 j
Chicagos. ......0 0100O o. 7
Batteries-Abbey and Mcclure; Hutch
Iuson and kittI edge.
BRowSs AND GIANTS.
ST. LOUIS, August 25.-The Browns
knocked the life out of Silver King to-day,
and defeated the New Yorks without a
struggle Il was the hardest smuggling of
the season here. Attendance, 1900 Score:
R.D.H. L.
stLouis.......3OOGO31sO-i6 is 8
New Yorks....2 0 0O002 20 o.
Batterlcs-GleasOn and Buckley; King
and Ewing.
BEAN-EATERs AND COLONIES.
LOUISVILLE. KY. August 25.-After win
ming seven straight games the LOuisvilles
went to pieces before the Bostons to-day.
Nichols was hit harder than the score in
| dicates. Attendance, $500. Score;
R. IN. r.
Louisvilles. ......OOOO1OO00-1 8 4
| Rostons. .........O13O20 000-6 6 2
Batteries-Clausen and Merritt Nichols
| and Camel.
ORIOLES AND REDS.
CINCINNATI, August 25.-Errors gave to-
| DAVIS game with the Baltimores to the
Reds. Attendance, 1000 Score;
i
| Baltimores. % 01O00O-1 g 5
Batterles-Sullivan and Vaughn; McMa-
! hon and Robinson.
PHILLIPS AND SMOKY ClTYs.
PITTsBuRG, August 25.-The Phillies won
the game in the first inning by scoring
three runs on q hit by Picher, double, a
| triple. and an error. Pittsburgs could not
hit Knell. Attendance, $500. Score;
Pbiladelphias. 8 OOOO1OOO-4 7 2
Pittsburgs 20 0O10 O01 o. 4
Miller.
SPIDERS AND BBIDEGRoOMs.
CLEVELAND, o.. August 2j..-The Cleve-
laud-Brooklyn game postponed. Rain.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
At Montgomery: r. r. II. r.
Montgomcrys. ...O00OOOO00- 2 3
Atlantas.. .......IOOOOOOOO- 4 3
Batteries -Behne and PETIT; Wadsworth,
Dixon. and Schabel.
At Mobile; r. b. II. 2.
Mobiles. ..........1 9 0
Macons. ..........OO 10000 II 3
Batteries Daniels and Frost; Bailey and
Hess.
Al New Orleans: Birmingham's wild
throwing in two innings gave New Orleans
the game. both pitchers being well sup
ported TT other times. Score;
II. B.u. F.
New Orleans. Observation-Disclosures. /
BlrmiugOalnS ................... .
Batteries Duke and Jantzer; Mauck
ovI