Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03

ieng,bs behind the bunch. After seven
| furIonps had been covered The Pepper
was running under pull, three lengths
| in front OF the field, and Garrison iet ouv =
| wrap of Tammanys reins and shot tnIV"AI
| the tall-end of the bunch into ffth place
| lie tossed hrs competitors aside one Oy
| one and at the end Of mile ana q lorloh.
| Vamnany was third. length behlnd VIC
| torv. who already had grown leg-weaIy
and was receiving the whip and spur
| THE HoME-sTBLTcH.
| Turning into the home-stretch Garrlso1
| and Tammany babe adleu TO victory anu
| Hamilton, aud made giant strides toWarus
| the western colt, VINO YVES s.ili 20
| LENGTHS in front With three lengths oil
| the home-stretch t. travel the spectators,
| ar AZ least that portion OF them that knO"
| GarrieOu's tactics, were confident that the
| race was TaInmanys. barring tcclucuOs.
| With a quarter of mile 70 go 1ocAey
| Si.nms turned about il his Saddle anu saI
| Garrison laughing at him. Inc c9lOIeu
| loy brought his whip down repeatedly Oh
| Tho Peuper's side, but he could not gam an
| inch on 1ammanv. llo rode Ike nehu'
| wbile Garrison sat like statue on lam
! many.
| Tho qreat colts legs worked with tho
nreoision OF piston-rOd, and his machine
| ike motion forced him past the s"erNlhH
| western colt a sixteenth from INC IIlI'1I.,
| which was reached with Iammany Drst Dy
| n length and half. The Pepper secohu pY
| eight lengths. Patron third 10y "a iengtn,
| Victory fourth by a head, and Charade
| fftb bv eight lengths, the others beng
| heaton of IL wac decidedly an unlnterest-
ing finish, bat the spectators YER keno
prouslv applauded Garrison and the great
| colt on the impressive manner IN "AlcA
| thew bad defeated their opponents
Tux STAKES yALUz.
rba etoko il worth about $4,000. the
owner OF the second horse 70 receive
$1,000. and the owner OF the thlrd uyIst
| 2 oaO The time. 2:5l rs. IS not last, bu'
| fhis il accounted for by the fact that the
mace was slow in the first part OF the race
and the track was soft and cuppy' IhaAlnE
| fast time ont of the question:
kecne's Atlantic snatched the maiden
| tvyo-vear- old race from julia Kinney Oy
| head. aud Iaral won the closing race over
| the grass with the 10 to chance' oHo"-
| ball Strathmeath. tho l to iaVOrlte'
| being beaten "A head.
TIE RECORD.
First race-one mickey West won;
Mary Stone second. Anna Is. thru. llme'
| III %. r-...,..,.
| Course-Corduroy won Eyaualus secohd'
| Iawless third. fine, 1:15 2-5.
! Third receive furlongs-Cynos1re
won; Walcott second, Doncaster third
A' Fonrtb race-The Realization Stakes,
| one mile and five turlongs-1 alnihanY Non Non
in a salon bv a length and half; The
| Peupsr second by eight lengths, whipping;
Patron third by length. whipping. 1iine'
Fifth race-one half a mile-Atlantic
| formerly Atlanta won; Julia Kinney
second. Daglito third. Time. 81.
Sixth race-one mile and one iuriong' on
| turf-SnOwball won; Strathmeath second
IAzzIe third. Tune, l;5S 20.
! GLOUCESTER EVENTS.
GLOUCESTER, July 2.-lhe events to-day
FIRST race-ono and one-eighth miles,
| Rrrnside won: General Gordon second,
| Pocatello third. Time, 2:O6. ., ~.
| second race-one-halt mlle-CIlnKum
| Rel won; Maria Barnes second. Starter
| Pettingill third. Time. 53@.
| Third race-fve fuTlongs-Jardinew won;
Forest second. Caesar thlrd; lime, ~, -.
Fourth race-seven furlongs- Madden
won; Dago second. Monsoon third. lime
JF'ifth race--six acknowledgements won;
Jay Il. Dee second. Emma j. Third. Iime,
SS;,xt:h race-four and one-half furlongs-
benjamin won; Needmore second Edna
third. lime, 50.
EVENTS AT CHICAGO.
Cmc,Go. July 2.-Washington Park:
! T;re4 race~one mile-Goodbye won;
Lord Harry second, Upman thnd. lime,
POI. Du.o, O,,on
won. Footrunner second, Princess Lor-
raine third. Time, liza; ., .oo
Third race-Oakwood Handicap, $1,000
added. one mile and furlong-C everton
won; Wadsworth second, Silverado thiru'
! Time, Riga. ..,.
Fonrth race-one and one-sixteenth
mIlos-Orville won; Future second, Lew
Carlisle third. Time, PA.
| Fifth race-DeclareG on.
| Sixth race-one mile-Loudon won Dol
lie McCone second, Eli Kendig third.
The National Game.
PrrrspURa. July A slight tumble by
Shueart, followed bya wild throw by Bier
bauer cave the New Yorks the winning
run to-day. Attendance, 2,s3O.
Joe Kelly, Of Omaha. last year with Bos-
ton. has signed an agreement to play with
the Pittsburgs. Clarkson Is not needed.
neither is Gore. Score:
Pittsburps 0O20OO 1902 9
New Yorks. 100000 8
Batteries-Ehret and Mack; King and
Boyle.
louisville. July 2.-The Phillies won an
easy victory over the homo team to-day;
Tho batting of Hamilton. Thomson. and
Grim were the features. Attendance. l,2OO.
Score: II, b'h' z,
Philadelphias. "A 0200 lx-1O 10 4
Notwithstanding and Grim; Esper
and Cross.
BOSTON oUIPLAYED, BUT THE WINNER.
CLEVELAND, July 2.-The home team out
PLACED the Bostons to-day at all points,
but the visitors punched their hits IN the
second inning and won. Attendance. 1852.
Score: r.. B.H' 4:
Bostons % 0 90 000-4 3
Batteries-Young and O'Connor; staley
and Bennett.
THE cINcINSATIs WIN,
CNcrsxArI, July 2.-Tho Cincinnatis
won out against Washingtons in the eighth
inning. The wildness of Killen was re-
} sponsible for most of the runs. Attend
ance, LOO. Score;
II. B.H. Z.
Cincinnatis. =. 001O2202x-7 2
} Washingtons. 3 00100 0 o--5 8 4
Batteries--Chamberlai Dryer, and
| Vaughan; kilen and Milligan.
TWO GAMES OFF.
CHICAGO, July 2.-The Baltimores and
the Colts were 10 have played two games
to-day, but both were declared of on ac-
count OF wet grounds.
baltimore EEIAAsEs BuFFIsToS.
CHICAGO, July 2.--The BALTIMORE Base
Ball Club has released Pitcher Bufinton.
BKooEIyS WAS EASILY.
: ST. LOUIS, July 2-Haddock had the
Browns at his mercy to-day and the Brook
; lyns won with impressive case. Score;
n. B.H. T..
81. Louis. .00o00o0ol-i 4
, Brooklyns 90 0 90 81 KS 0
Batteries Gleason and Buckley; Had
dock and DAILY.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
MEnpHB. IxSs., July 2.-Memphis is