Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-23
'SENSATI0NALRACING
THREE HORSES KILLED ON THE
GRAvsSEND TRACK.
Hh'penny, warpath, and Cnvanagh No
More-Four Jockeys Uurt-Furf
Events Less Exciting-Bail.
fBH ,olsrrnph to the pispateh.l

GRAvKsESD cE-TBAcK, September r.
The racing this afternoon was sensational
in the extreme. In the second race ma
penny stumbled at the end OF the oack-
stretch and turned q couple OF somer-
saults, striking Midgely. Wah Jim's rider,
and cutting his head open. Ha'penny then
fell to the track and rolled on top OF MS
rider. Penn. The latter, who Is colored
boy, and the same lad who rode Juliet
when the latter was killed at Monmouth
Park, was thought to be dead. lie re-
covered consciousness however, IN about
ten minutes. One of Hapenny's legs was
broken and pistol-shot ended ms racing
career.
wARPATH AND cAvANA6H DOWN.
In the next race. about sixteenth OF
mile beyond where Ha'penny fell, war
path toppled over, throwing Jockey
Sloane and breaking the latter's collar
bone. At the same instant John Cayanagh
was coming up fast, and he, too, went
down. Hamilton, the latter's rider. was
somewhat bruised about the face and head.
| Warpsth could not get up and he was
| dragged of the track. None OF his DOnes
were broken. He appeared TO be suffering
from the shock.
Later in tho evening Warpath and John
Cavanagh we're DESTROYED. The latter was
! found to have sustained broken shoulder.
This makes three horses killed.
THE RACE RESULTS.
First race-fye aud one-half furlongs-
LOvelace won; Sport second, Lawless
third. Time, 1:O91I.
Second raoe-one mile-Candelabra won |;
Stonewell second. Fagot third. Time,
1:43%. Stonewell disqualified for fouling
Fagot Fagot placed second, and Charade
third
Third race-one and one-sixteenth
miles-Nomad won; Cynosure second,
| Mordette third. lime, l:49A.
Fourth Tace-the Clinton Stakes, one
| and one-eighth miles-Yorkvllle Belle
won; Ignite second. Miss Dixie third.
| Time. 1:5GA.
Fifth race-six furlongs-Moyne geld
| ing) won; DR.. Hasbrouck second Addie
| third. lime, l:l33i.
| sixth race-one and one-sixteenth
| mies-Oscar won; Transit second, Can
va5s third. Time. i:5194.
EVENTS AT GLOUCESTER.
GLOUCESTER, n. j., September 22.-To-
| dav's results:
First race-seven furlongs-Louis r.
won; Missivs second. HettIe third. Time,
| l:82li (.
Second race-one and one-sixteenth
mites Birthday won; Keystone second,
Passmore third. Time, 1:574.
| Third race-one mile-Harrison won /;
| Pluto second, Wallace Or. third. lime.
| las.
Fourth race-slx furlongs-Lord Harry
won; Flattery second, Robusta third.
Time, 11G]I.
Fifth race--six and one-quarter fur
longs-A. 0. II. won Arthur Davis second,
| Mamie Il. b. third. Time, 1:2l14.
Sixth race-one and one-sixteenth
mlles-Easter won; Amos second, Eblis
third. Time, l:55.
TIE LAToNIA TRACK.
LAToMA, September 22.-Results of to-
davis races:
FIRST race-Declared of on account OF
numerous Withdrawals.
Second race-one and one-sixteenth
| miles-Laura Doxey Won; Bessie Blsland
| second, RlmIni third. Time. 1:544.
Third race-one mile and seventy yards
Protection won; Falsro second, Sulross
third. Time, l:51A.
Fourth race-the Latonia Autumn Prize,
| nine firlongs-Goldstone Won Newton
second. Lady Useful third. Time, POI.
Value of prize TO winner, Sl,G95.
Firth -ace-six furlongs-Judge Card
we'll won; Dutch Oven second. Ed. Green
wood third. Time, l:19l5.
Sixth race-seyen and ne-halffurlongs--
Time, 1:414.
The National Game.
PIrrsBURG. Pa. September q. Chicago
and Pitts burg: Game awarded 90 Pitts
burg by score OF to 0, Chicago tryinl
10 delay.
! BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. September 22.-Bal-
timore-Philadelph game postponed. Wei
grounds.
BOSTON AND NEW YORK.
New YORK. September 22.-Boston-NeW
York game postponed. Wet grounds.
CLEVELAND, 6; LOUISVILLE. 2.
! CLEVELAND, o., September 22.-Cleve
land won from Louisville to-day on error:
by the latter at critical points, and home
run by Blrkett sent two players across the
plate. Except this it was a battle between
the pitchers Young was hit harder thar
Olansen, but was superbly backed by the
fielders. Attendance, 1900. Weather
CIeyelanGs. t5i ..OOOO2OO18-6 6
Louisvilles. % 0 90 90 0 "a 10
Batteriss-Young and thinner; Clause1
and Merritt
ST. LOUIS, G; oISCINNATIs, 2.
ST. LOUIS, September 22.-1he Browns
celebrated their return home to-day by de
featlne the Cincinnatls in a well-playeC
game. Hawley's pitching and Camps all
round work were the features. Dwyer wa
pounded hard in the fifth inning. Attend
ance. 400. Score: B.B.H. L
st. Louis. 100000 5-6 13
Clncinnatis.....0 O01100 o. 3
Batteries-Hawley and Buckley; Dwye
and Vaughan.