Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-20
THE RACE-TRACK.
Yesterdays Results at Gravesend and
Elscwhcre-The National Game.
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GPAvEsHND. September l9.-Beautiful
autumn weather. albeit a trlfie hot, and
fairly good programme of SIX races induced
about 900 turf-lovers 10 attend this af-
ternOon's races. Stone keu.7 20 10. Joe
FINN up, won the first race in gallop,
beating Ella. 80 to / Chesapeake, TO z;
Tormentor. 4 TO /, Addie, and Laughing
Water.
First receive and one-half furlongs-
Stone Nell won Ella second, Chesapeake
third. Time. 1919.
Second race-ono and one-eighth miles
Count won; Diablo second. Now or Never
third. Time, l:5614.
Third race-six furiongs-Glamor won;
Canvass second. Transit third. Time,
100 l-6.
Fourth race-Ocean View Stakes-Rex
won; Fideho second, Leonawell third.
lime, 1924.
Fifth race-6ve and one-half furlongs-
Simmons won: Prince George second, An
ME +. (colD third. Time, l:O5%t.
Sixth race-One mile-tred. laTal won;
Mordotte second, Fagot third. Time, l:43.
on THE DELAWARE.
GLOUCESTER, September l9.-First race
seven furlOngs-M Montreal won; White
Wings second, Ireylanger third. lime,
1899.
Second receive furlongs Wang won;
Starter Pet'ingill second, War Paint third.
Time, l:03.9.
Fourth race-four and one-haf fur
longs-Sllence won. La Clgale second, Bob
Arthur third. Time, 56A.
Fourth race one mlle-Seyen won; Ad-
die b. second, Sandston third. Time, l:43.
Fifth race five furlongs-I Karl won;
Maid of Barney second, Blackburn third.
lime l:02l4.
Sixth race-four and one-half furlongs-
Red Elm won; Stumbler second. kings
clere third. Time, 81.
TIE CINCINNATI COURSE.
CINCINNATI, September 19.--Flrst race
five and one-half turlongs-Calhoun Rea-
gan won; Nihil second, klndora third.
Time 1:09.
second race-six furlongs--Gorman
won; Critic second, Laura Davidson third.
lime, l:l53t.
Third race-one and one-sxteenth miles.
Flower d Ellis won Lady Useful second.
Laura DIxey third. Time. 1:49'4.
Fourth race - FIVE turlongs Princess
Lorraine won; Belfast second. Footrunner
third. Time, 1:03lI.
Fifth race-four and one-half furlongs-
The Sculptor won; Say On second, Nelo1
third. Time, 56ls.
Sixth race-six furlongs-Readina won
Melody second, Ocypete third. Time,
1:l4s4.
Seventh race-fve and one-half fur
longs-DeOres. won: John Buck second,
Cyclone third. Time, 1:l5a.
Bail and Ba'.
PHnADRLPHIl, Pa. September l9.-The
Brooklyns made their hits and the Phillles
their errors at the same time to-day, and
the visitors scored an easy victory. Mana
ger Wright. IN q wire To President Young.
formally protested against the umpirIng OF
Burns, which was the worst ever seen here.
v Gather pleasant. Attendance, l,4i2.
Score: T.. BE. z.
Brooklyns. ...OOIOO61O1-lO 10 3
Philadelphias 20 OO2OO0 / O. 3 2
Batteries Kennedy and Daley; Wey-
hing and Clements.
BALTIMORE, II; BOSTON. IA.
BALTIMORE. September l9.-Cobb was
knocked cut of the box by Boston, and
NIckery stepped in. After his hrst inning
he did well. Nichols pitched up to tins
seventh, when he hurt his hand, and
stiyetts took his place. Baltimore ham,
mered him until darkness stopped the
game at the end of the eighth inning.
Both clubs made yellow errors. Weather
pleasant. Attendance, S04. Score:
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Baltimores .Oooooss5-ii IA s
Bostons....... Il 0 0940 0 Ola 1G
Batteries-Vickery, Cobb. and Gunson;
Nichols. Stiyetts, aud Bennett.
CHICAGO. q, Sc. LOUIS, 0.
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