Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14
VERY EXCITING RACES.
Several Occurrences That Aroused En-
thusissm at LeIington-Other Events.

Several Occurrences That Aroused En-
thusi.sm at Ierington-Other Events.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch
LEXINGTON, KY, October 13.-Beautiiul
weather, good attendance, and afsst track. Inc
races we're very exciting, and several things oc-
CURED to make tho crowd very enthusiastic a'
times.
In the unfinished race Prince Herschel proved
himself an easy winner Goldsmith was gwen
$50 for driving Pearl McGregor, and Burt, VINO
drove the mare yesterday In the hrst TWO neets,
was suspended for thirty days for alogel
crooked driving. In the dash OF one ana one
sixteenth miles McCa1s driving oil Dhhdy
aroused the suspi ions Of the Judges. Oaths
rino Leyburn won the heat, 1nt u was ueg'ai On
by the Judges no race, and all bets went Oh On
the second heat Mccall was taken uONh anu !.
Bowerman put up 10 his stesd. lie took DanuS
TO the front and won the dash IN Jog McCau
was suspended indefinitely andBowertnah IL
lowed 300 Tor driving the heat.
TRACK RECORD LOWERED.
Guv in the last heat lowered the track record
here by hall q second, going the mile In 2:OeA,
the record for the Lexington track ponis
2:O9h. In the third race Vogei, the drNer o.
Broomale, was suspended from all associatloh
tracks. lloomale finished first, but was placed
last by the judges. o.oo
class, trotting purse, S4OO-Prince nerschel. Il
l. =, / Pearl hcGresor, Z, 2, i, D; Betsy Jane,
., 3, 3, 4; Turner Boy, Ed. Bean, sinds, and
Starlight finished in tho order named. Iime'
2:2016 2:22, 2:2JA 2:2l
RECORD LOWERED AGAIN.
Second race-free for all, pacing purse
81 ,0O0-Guy, l, i, 3, l Robert d., ., = !,
finished In the order named. lime, 2:lOs4,
2:OpS1 oil, 2:OSsl. In the last heat IN this race
the track record WAS lowered by hall 9second
Third raco-fhe Johnston stakes. ior staliions
OF the 2:3O class q, 5O0-Broomale, 4, 8, . BAN
nermark, D, 3, 3; Geneva, i, l, Dtng0, 3' Z,
2 Dan Cupid, 9, 4, l. Time, 2:l0, 2ls, and
2:loA.
Fourth race-Tne Lexington stake for 2-year-
olis. one-mile heats, two in three, s2,500-Sil-
con. l, Elsie wilkes, 2, }; Aargraye, 5,3 ORC
WnkOs, 3, A Georgia Wilkes T. D. Time 2;%E'
Fiuh raco-dash, mile and a sixteenth, trot-
ting purse s275-Dandy i Bonhomie, =;
Catherine Leyburn, 3; Ben Wallace, 4. Time,
2.l314. .
Gazette. to beat 2.26A. went in 2:25s4; Brown
Velvet, TO beat 2.2sJ4, went in 2:2o14 Oscar D.,
10 heat 2-298l went ia 2:2sSl; Inner, 70 beat
2:30. went IN 2:2914; Unkamet, to beat E:%e1s'
went in 1904.
AT NORRIS PARK.
MORRIS PARK, October 13.-Following are to-
days results:
second, Aloha third. Tine, 1:l2A.
Second Iace-One mile sleipner won; Major
Daily second, Fidelio third. Time, lao.
Third race-Ons mile-Arab won; Ailt Young
second, Now OF Never third. Time, La.
Fourth rAce-Essex stakes, six furlongs-
Helen Nichols won; Bertha b., oily, and Ajax
dead heat for second, Governor Foraker third.
Time, l:l319. -,
miles-Y orkvllle Bells won; Defarglla second,
Anna Is. third. Time, 2.<0A.
sixth race I'VE furlongs-Moyne, gelfing,
won; Prince George second, Eagle Bird third.
AT GLOUCESTER.
GLOUCESTER, n. j., October 13.-To-days re-
suits:
First race-seyen furlongs-Rspidan won /:
Blizzard second, Michigan third. Time, l:325+.
Second race--four and one-half furiongs-
Kcnue Won Lyrist second, onyx third. Iime'
Ok.
Third race-ave furlongs-Le Cigale won ;
Geneyeve second, Malelia third Time, l:O3te.
Fourth race--One mhe--Rhono won; Rchal
second, Addie b. third. Time, l:45.
Fifth rRce-four and one-hali furlongs-Cap-
tain Brown won; April Fool second, Judge Post
third. Time. 0614.
sixth race-one and one-elghth miles-Nation-
al won; Telephone second, Eddie NJ. third
Ball and Bat.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, October l3.-BrOoklyn
could not hit Keefe effectively to-day and the
Phillies won easily. Weather cool, but pleasant.
Attendance, 316. score:
RIB. T.
Philadelphias .......3 OIL % 8 2
Brooklyns. D o o 90 OIL
Batteries-Keefe and Clements; Foutze, Ken
nedy, and DALEY.
THE ORIOLES DEFEATED.
BALTIMORE, MD, October 13.-Cobb was effec-
tive up TO the sixth inning, when Boston gagged
mis- delivery and batted out victory. Weather
clear. Attendance, 325. score:
Baltimores ..O4O0 OOO0-5 4
Bostons % o l 90 . x-9 - q
Batteries-Cobb and Gunson; Stivetts, Nichols,
Staley, aud Bennett
THE REDS WIN.
CINCINNATI, O., October 13.-rhe Reds batted
we'll The Pittsburgs, though they made a
strong rally Ia the eighth inning, were not quite
able 10 reach, and at the end Of that inning
the game was called ON account OF darkness
Weather pleasant Attendance, 800. Score:
X. BIB. Y.
Cincinnatis. o 02 / Is Is !
PittsDurgs. / o 20 l SO
Batseries-Dwyer and Murphy; Ehret and
Mack.
THE BROWNS BEATEN.
ST. LOUIS, October I3.-It was very little
| trouble for the Chicegos TO defeat the Browns
| to-day. Both sides helded poorly. The featnre'
OF the game was Brcdies terrific hitting. Nea
/ thor fne Attendance, 400. Score:
R.B.H r
I ST. Louis. / 0 . o o - o. 5
/ Chicagos. 1O1 0O02 - IL
Batteries and Briggs; Hutchin
/ son and Kittredge.