Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-03
TURF AND DIAMOND.
YESTERDAYS EVENTS ON THE coUN-
TRY'S GREAT RACE-TRACkS.
Lexington, Nashville, st. Louis. ec.-some
brilliant Gatherings-The Trotter
Lynx Burned to Death.
fBy telegraph to the D,sp.,ch.I !

WASHINGTON, u. C., May 2.-First race--stx
and n half furlongs-Logsn won; Bel Demono
second, Count thiri. Time, l:22h
Second race-sclling, six furlongs-B Blackburn
won; Hemet second, Nubian third. Time, 1:1d.
Third race-handicap, one and one sixteenth
miles-Prather won Roquefort second, Zampost
third. Time, 1:5l.
Fourth race-four and a half furlongs--Orphan
won: Jimmy Lane second. Rearguard third.
Time. 81.
Fifth race--one mile-st. Mark won; Poverty
second Theirs third. Time, 1:47.
LExrSGTos's SECOND DAY.
LEXINGTON, KY, Nay The second days
racing at the Kentucky Association track was at
Melbourne stake for twO-year-olds, hye furlongs
sl.5O0 added, Joe Murphy won bandily, with
Loiiie second, and HalcyOn third. Time, 1:03l4
Betiing-Joe Murphy TO Lolbe to i;
place.
First race--six furlongs-Tenny Jr. won; Hope
IN second, Modieska third. Time 1:l74.
Second race-seven furlones- Engnrita won |;
Forward second. Salvation third. Time, 1:30I4
Third race-lve furlongs-joe Murphy won |;
Lolie second. iiacyon third. Time, I:03l3.
Fourth race-six furougs-Penn p. won ;
Vision second, London Smoke third. Time, 1:17.
Fifth race-one mile--Alura Doxey won !;
Marie X. second. Oryille third. Time, 1:44.
AT GUTTgSBuRG.
GCTTENBURG. May Tho track was in good
condition and the attendance was large to-day.
First race-sevcn furlongs-Swcetbread won ;
Brussels second. Pelham third. Time. 1:2sA.
Second race-haf e mile-Cocoa won: Lor-
raine (colp second, Narka lcolp third. Time,
5OIS.
Third race-one mile-Blitzen won Mohicsn
second, Rambler third. Time, l:42A.
Fourth race-nve furlongs--Toano won: Pan
way second, FREELY third. Time, 1:02.
Filth race-one and one-eighth mile-Rico
won; Lady pulsifer second. Sandstone third.
sixth race-six and a half furlongs-Early
Dawn won; Gladiator second, Centaur third.
Time, 1:254.
on THE DELAWARE.
GLOUCESTER, May 2.-Foliowing are the results
OF to-days events:
First race-fve furlongs-,Joe Lee won Eros
second, Jim Gates third. Time, 1:O5.
Second race-nve furlongs s-Montella won !;
Rialto second. King Idler third. Time. l:05l4.
Third race-sx and a half furiongs-Wheeler
i:27.
Fourth race-one and a quarter miles-Elyton
won Eblis second, Darling third Time, 2:27a4.
Fifth race--four and half furlones-Mnnie
j. won Silence second, King Clere third Time,
57A.
Sixth race-seven flrlongs-Bowery won I;
Dousman second, Dundee third. Time 1863
AT NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nay AT Wcst-Side Park
to-day the talent picked only two winners, but
tho place horses were all fairly well backed.
First race-six furlOngs--J. 4. won; Knott In
IL second, Abandon third. Time, 1:l0.
Second race-one mile and seventy yards
I'd Shelby won; Robin Hood second, Argenta
third. Time. l:52.
Third race-seyen furlongs-Doy McCone
won: Springaway second, Lord Willowbrook
third. Time, l:20
Fourth race-one mile-GOodbye won; Sulross
second, Yanzandt third. Time, 1:431i.
Fifth race-nvo and half furlOngs-Goyernor
Brown won; Abraham second, Leonos third
sixth race-six furlongs-Borealis won; Sly
Lisbon second, One Dime third. Time, ILL.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. NO., May The second day OF the
Jockey Clubs meeting was favored with good
track, and the bookies kept all the cash. Every
choice horse was defeated.
First race-GVe furlongs-Expense won; Hal
Gisher second, Weaverman third. Time. 1:031p
Second race-iOur furlongs-Duke OF Kent won :
Emmet second Goodway third: Time, l;5&
Third rece-nve furlOngs-May won; Trxy
Gardner second, Phantom third. Time, l:03l..
Fourth race-four furlOngs-Charlle Wilson
Won: Alice d. second, Rabbit third. Time, 5l.
Fiitn race-nve furlongs-Svagaletter won (,
Texas Girl second, SIR LauncelOt third. Time
1903.
sixth race--six furlongs-Barbara won; ven-
ture second. Dan Farrelo third. Time, l:l7
a Trotter Burned to Death.
BAInMoRE, MD. May The horse Lynx, a
bay gelding. entered under the name Of John 7.
gibbs. Oi EleftNOp1 GhTh, ". l., lpf Inc -
class trotting race at the Gentlcmens Driving
Park, was burned to death in his stable, on the
grounds OF the Maryland Agricultural Society, at
pimlicO. tO-day. The trOtter burned was only
pflt in the stall ten minutes before the FIRE was
discovered, and while the boy IN charge was on
his way 10 get some straw for bedding John
Rudd, the owner Of Lynx, recently refused
$4,000 for him.
Baseball.
WASHINGTON, May 2.-Games postponed on &C
A. tHfr.s .sIu~f. Nau frly- iprt
nai: r. Pittsburg- -Brooklyn-pittsburg.
At Cleveland: X. B.H. E.
Philadelphias .......0 10000l- u 2
Batteries-Young and Doyle; Esper and Gle
ments.
st.Iosis' OO-s IL 7
Washingtons .32O00032 o 2
Batteries-Gleason and Bird; killen, Dolan,
and Milligan.
CHICAGO. ...3OOOOOO1O- 10 /
Bostons. .............O0 10000 3 y
Batteries-Gumbert and schriver; Cisrkson
and Kelly.
chariesions, il: Charlottes, 3. Base-hits--
Charlestons. II; CharlotIes, 3. Erlors-Charles-
tons, .; Charottes, 10. Batteres-Schoebel
and Sugdon; Frank and GAM
At Atlanta: R.B.H. =.
Atlthtt-.. ss's.O " " Z w "
ontgonerys........1 00000101-3 9 /
BatIeries-Campfeid and Schahel; Gillen and
Lands.
At Chattanooga: X. B.H. Z.
Chaltanoogas. ...OOOOOO01 A
Memphis. .........-..E U v U y l.
Batteries not given.
At Birmingham: The last game In the Blr-
mingham.Ne Orleans series was won in eleven
innings 10y the visitors.
X. B.H. T..
Birminghams. Il o o o o II II l
New Orleans. 20 q 100000 2-S IL !
Pitchers-Callahan and Petty.