The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-28
A HARD FALL ON THE HILL.
GLENLOCHY GOES DOWN AND SIR
GEORGE H. 1UMBLES OYER HIN.

One Riaer Terribly Injured-The Talent Up-
set On n Webster Tip-Morris Lands
Three winners-Josephine Leads the
Jsveniies Over the Line Very Hnndiiy.
The 1000 or moro regulars that attended
the races at Gutenberg yesterday saw some
lively Incidents and pretty fair racing. Tho
NTH race. at q mile and o furlong. which was
looked forward to as the event Of the day.
came very near to fatal termination. sir
george H.. q strong second choice
was lust making play to head Sir Rae.
the favorite. in the last furlong. under
Morrts's skilful riding. when Glenlochy STUN
bled and fell. and Sir George II. went over
him. Morris escaped uninjured. and so did
the horses. but Perkins. a stable boy who rode
dienlochy. trampled upon and seriously In
tured internally. in addition to cuts and
bruises on his face and head. The lad was
GENT to st. Mary's Hospital In, Hobooken Sir
rae rae won BY Aye lepgths from virgie. Senonhon
landing Miss belle. second choice, winner by
'2s f. so9 sh,d ' sSos. R sss sss
Kitty delayed the start half an hour in the
sssi hinds isInsh END S s.6 tsS%
come iEs% Bas.os kesstsr sSPs hs ifIsnas:
T. hs Post sss1sps lots
.ssr.p the front row sss Morris ri ssnt
e IN r well san IL E.Sa q en-:
l anime at bis flank. Dixie came In third. six
Nj. Caldwell sent the two. year-olds away
Shesst in their n thss ron sd
Eng Knisht Jsatins Billion Nj ]. length Tor sec:
4 ss E ss S2 2ses Ply Nj. az osH.s "a
with ~Rt Sassns %ov sa'
~ Il; beat st. Patrick head for third place.
Purse $500 for beaten horsesi selling six and half
d w.ldo: b. !. Jed 8. BY Isaac Murphy or sayre-
scssny :Ss P.saan Ii aao g.
6To. ooiS;.rssm, wondsrmsns Humdrum, Catherine
colt and k'ms' also 5 Ts%.. 1. 80
to F.9ssl pss :n :s s,"' 40
THE SECOND RACE
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Ets:!:is; sssel.; CHI b agnjsnin 4 iSaspvy.ii":s
Lov Magic hsdnHs snu
in 5ts. l.!ss. $ss :isss &!
THE THIRD RACE
Purse $500 for two. olds: three furlongs.
4: 5S;spnn. By fsniaas-L.d,
sies@'ns'Sp s.sS!s;s I'll Knight io7 oooijj:
Fl: ss , p.o Adler s and Tom
also ran.
Doa aS;as. .s e Et Knight
THE FOURTH RACE.
Purse $780, selling: Ave and half furlongs.
q ". Pools. br c. National. 1. by LeonatnsHBrando-
G. ]. kslys g. Fcre., King los Dwyeirj;
M ST. lsaose Objection. and
xns - to s.ps Il HuiSs. pad $780,
THE FIFTH RACE.
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R. . s4sd Il IS ff.Pprl fsis as III Jones.
Sir George and aisnssSy Axe s!arssd: y w. 'sAA'
aasss: s f.
THE SIXTH RACE
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Records Broken at Williams College.
wiLLIAxsrowy. Feb. 27.-The first indoor athletic
meet Of the at williams College took place
afternoon in tho Lasell Gymnasium and was a very
.uecessiul affair The feature Of the exhibition was the
round college breaking two records The events
and winners were as follows
Twenty.yard Dash-Elder. 's5
Exhibition Pole Vault-T0wne. "a feet 10 inchsA
Frs S,. college r record "a feet inches
rus Of %sr-First heat 90 against e5 won by ~ by
10 inches.
Standing Broad .Jnmp-Rowe. 90. o feet inch
Stand ng High Jump-Towne "a. 4 feet 5lS inches
Hitch and kick-Towne. "a 8 feet inches. Previous
college record. 3 feet inches
Tug OF war-secon4 heat - won BY inches.
The judges were Lloyd and Adams from tho faculty
and Saftord 'e2. and Jones, 's2.
Records Broken Mt Dickinson College.
CARLISLE, Pa, Feb 27-The mid inter sports In
necton with the Dickinson College Athletic Associa