Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-08
THE FIELD OF SPORT.
EVENTS or YESTERDAY ON RACE
COURSE AND DIAMOND.
Tho Winning Horses at Washington and
E,sewhere-The National Game No
Played North and south
mv telegraph to tho pispstch.l

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Second race-four furlongs-Indian Corn
won; Karl b., second. Rocket tn'ru'
limo. 59sl. a.,
Third receive eighths Of mlie-Mon-
soon won: Manhansett second ha'ter
third. Time. 1868. ,.,.s,,,o,,s
Raleigh won; Blackburn second, ooeriin
third. Time, 1:i013. ,sx
Fifth race-four and one haii inri2ngs-
Bonnie Lass won; Austral secono' iou"s
Lottery third. Time, %.
BAD FOR THE TALENT.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. May Tt was do
cidedly bad dav for the talent. Inc trsch
was moderately fast.
LADY Blackburn second. Benton thlrd.
second race-one and one-sixteenth
mile~Povers won; Ed. Eshelby second,
Robinhood third. Time, l:JO.
Third race-sx furlones-fan King won;
Askey second, Marietta third: Time. i:l6'
Fourth raco-the Duncan Hotei STAKES
81 900 added. ono mile,Ceverton won;
Eiily McCone second, Balgowan third.
Fifth race-fve furlongs-Forest Rose
won: Lady Jane second, Little George
third. Time. los.
sixth race-six furlongs-Fakir won;
Bob Jacobs second, One Dime third. lime
1l7A. .o..or
Ueelv John. Bullet. Old South, and Leon
III. Won by Button. Time. l:l57s.
ONLY Fab TIME.
Sr. LOUIS. Mo-, May THE track was
,pmnv and only fair time was made. The
talent did very well IN picking the VIII
ners. ~.
Bnrt Jordan second, Al. Orth third lime
Second race-four and half furlongs-,
Sir Carr won; The King second, Scotland
third. Time, 1850. ,,
Third race-six and one half furiongs-
John q. won; Miss Kitty second Mlnora
third. Time, 1:26.
Fourth race-hve and one half iurlongs-
Highland won; Catoosa second, Miss PICK
wick third. Time. l:16.
Filth race-six furlongs-Rosemont won;
Patrick second, Costa Rlca third. IlIne'
1:l74.
Ed. Hopper second, Pescador third' iline'
1:46A.
BESNING EVENTS.
w,eurScroS. ID. c.. MAY First race
five fi,rlonrs-Chiswell won; Jimmy Lamie
second. Rear Guard third. Time. l:O31,4.
Second race-sellIDg. one mile-Erlc
won: Mr.. Sass second, DR.. wilcox thlrd.
Third race-one and one-quarteT miles
Frontenac won: Bolero second. NV Fellow
third. Time, 2;1lA.
Fourth race-slx furlongs-Bel Demonio
won; Fagot second, Thorndale thlrd'
Time. 1:16.
Fifth race-handicap steeplechase. two
and one-half miles-Qelaware won; sam
Morse second, Bullrush third. Time. 4:2z5s.
Sixth race-short-course steeplechase,
gentlemen riders, two miles-Captain Man
ming Ferguson) won: katchez (knuD
second, Arab page third. Time, 4:2O.
CROWDS AT GUTENBERG.
GrrrrypuRG. n. j.. May The track
TO-DAY was in excellent condition. lhere
was large attendance.
First race-seven furlongs-frettlwIt
won: Graduate second, Headlight third.
lime. 1872. >,D
won: Narka (cOlt) second, Lorraine (colt
third. Time. 500.
Third race-six and one-hslf furlongs-
Lord Harry won; Vasabond second, Toano
third. Time, 1920.
Fourth race-one mile Mabelle won;
Alma L. second. Turk third. Time, 1:43s4.
Fifth race-fvo furlongs-BoD Arthur
won; Irregular second, Ballarat third.
Tine, 1:0219.
won: Centaur second, Longstride third.
Time, 1:324.
BETTERs JUBnsNr.
LEXINGTON, KY, MAY THE track was
fast and the betters went home jubilant.
First race-one mile and seventy yards
Hopeful won; Miss Knott second, KOok
a,dlev th1rd Time Az.
Second race-three quarters OF mile
Ordey won; Ethel second, Dundee third.
Time, l:5is!.
Third race-one and three eighths of a
mile-Wadswort won: Newton second,
Faraday third. Time, 1:5494.
Fourth race-ffteen siHteenths tamlle--
Brandolette won Mauoe Howard second,
Helen n. third. Time, 1864.
Fifth race-four and one-half furlongs-
Dutch oven won; Tegrane second, Luke
+. third. Time 50. -,
Sixth race three quarters of amile-Ma-
Tor Tom won: Loudley second, Emma
Louise third. Time, 1;l619.
Sure-Enough Ball.
AtIouisville: R.B.H. z.
Lonisviiles ...oOO12OoOO-3 8 {
Pbiladelphias % OO 0x-6 10
Batteries-Stratton, Jones, Dowse, and
Grim; weighing and Cross.
At Pittsburg-F First Game: r. B.H. z.
PittsDurgs. 20 0 0 0 90 0 Ii
Westinghouse 0 0 % 6
Batteries-Galyin and Mack; knells and
Mcclure.
Second Game: r. B.H. Z.
Wasbingtons.. o OOO4x-5 7
Batteries Baldwin and Earle; Killen
and Mulligan.
cb AZ CHICAGO oOOa5oOl- s. i r Z.
New Yorks. o 0 0 0 20 0 90
Batteries-HutchinSon and Kittredge
King and Boyle.
At Cincinnati: R. B. H. Z,
Cincinnatis.. o 0 00110 o. 9
Bostons.. 001300 2x-3 5
Batteries-Mullane and Harrington ;
Staley and Camel.
At Cleveland: r. B.H. E
Clevelands. 10 O o 900 0-3 II
Baltimores. 40 5000 0301-4 10
and Gunson.
At st. Louis: II. b. H. ]
81. Louis. ..OOO1O O2O0-3 8
Brooklyns. -. 0 0 2 0 0 ! O.
Batteries-Foutz and Daley; Gleason
and Moran.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Macons. I'll OOO6 8 2 0-l2 - {
Memphis ...0 % % 0020 % 4
Batteres-Bailey and Hess; Sherwood
and Adams.
At Atlanta, Ga. R. B.H. Z
Atlantas. ..51501 100 0 0--l2 Is 4
New Orleans...2 0 D 90 0 0 Ia 2
Batteries-Callahan and McKie; LamsoI
and Schabel.
At Chattanooga: R. B.H. L.
Chattanoogas. o 0 0 0 0 0 0 o. 8
Mobile ....1 20 0 3 90 o.
Batteries-Keenan and Williams; DAME
and Shaub.
At Charleston, s. c.: R. BIB. z
Charlestons. 8
Columbus. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4 i;
Batteries not given.
At Birminghams. Ala. R.B.H. L
Birminghams... O 0 o % l l o. 10
Montgomerys... 0 0 0 20 0x-6 8
Batteries-Mauck and Sweeney; Mont
gomery. Behne. and Peitz.
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