Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-18
A MILE IN 2:o7 -
Nancy Hanks Makes that Great Record at
Chicago-Other Turf Events.
rBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

Park to-day Budd Doble drove Nancy
Hanks a mile in 2:07h. taking the record,
which has heretofore been with Maud 5.
at 2:Os4, and Sunol at 2:OSJ4, on kite
shaped track.
The time by quarters IL 31H, 1:O3sl,
1886 !. and 2O714. The last quarter was
trOtted IN 305{ seconds.
The exhibition was given for certain
sum, 20 be paid by the Northwestern
Breeders Association. under whose direc-
tiOn the trottIng meeting Is being held.
An additional sum was to be paid IL tho
record were beaten. bat Doble declined to
say what IL was. He waxed enthusiastic
in speaking of his mare after the heat was
over. She is. in nv opinion" he said,
"without peer on the trotting-turf; She
was not distressed IN the slightest degree
at the end of the mile, and finished fresh
and strong"
THE SARATOGA RACES.
SARAroaA. August 17.-Following are to-
days results:
First race-six furlongs-Rally won /;
Salonica second, Silver Prince third.
Time, 1:l6.
Second race-fye furlongs-Libon Maid
won; Trump second, Zornitza colt third.
Time. 1908.
one-half miles-Reyeal won; Margherlta
second. Bullhnch third. Time, 2:3714.
Fourth race-one mile-Strathmeath and
Cnarade ran dead heat, Copyright third.
Time, l:41H. Purse divided.
Fifth raoo-ste0ple- chase, short course
Sam Corey won: St. John second, Can-Can
third. Time, l:lO.
EVENTS AT GLOUCESTER.
GLOUCESTER, August 17.-To-day's re-
suits:
FIRST race-six and half furlongs-De-
troit won; Caesar second, Rumson third.
Time, Eli.
Secoud race-seven furlongs-Maxim
(flly) won; Bargain second, Heltie third.
Time. 1871.
Third race-four and a half furlongs-
Nettie won; Topmast second, Geneyleye
third. Time. 564.
Fourth race-one and one-sixteenth
miles-Pluto won Kingdom second, Ruoy
third. Time. 1:524.
Fifth race-five furlongs-Maid of Blar-
ney won: Chatham second, Natalie ,
third. Time i:034.
Sixth race-seven furlones-Judge Nel
son won: Caigary second, Easter third
lime, li3lH.
BRIGHTON BEACH EVENTS.
BR1GuroN BEACH, August l7.-First race
FIVE furlongs-Zeuobia won; Lallah Sc
cond. Luray third. Time, 1903.
Second receive furlongs- Marguerite
won: Pbiianthropist second, Mullet third
Time, 1:0i@..
Third race-seven furlongs-Arnicaw won
Running Bird second, Crochet third. Time
1:M.
Fourth race-slx and one-half furlongs-
Chesapeake won; Lizzie second, Nerf
third. Time, l:221I.
Fifth raoe-one mile-Jack Rose won
Lord Dalmeny second, Fagot third. Time
Sixth race-one and one-sixteentt
mlles-Klrkover won: Sandstone second
Monterey third. Time, 1;5OA.
Baseball.
LOUISVILLE, August 1.-THE Louisvlllei
and the Phllhes played another great
game to-day. Louisville won by gooc
work. Clausen and Keefe pitched grea
ball. Attendance, 1.459. Score:
R.B.H. z
Louisvilles. ....1OOO O11O0-3
Phlladelpnias. 20 u
Batter!es-Clausen and Grim heeteanC
Cross.
TERRIFIC BATTING.
CINCINNATI, August 1.-THE New York'
won to-day's game with ease by terrific
batting. Attendance, 1900. Score;
h. BIB. P
Cincinnatis. OOOO5OOO-7 9
New Yorks....41 402110 0x-13 IL
Batteries Rhines. Sullivan, ant
Vaughn; Rusie and Ewing.
ANOTHER CLOSE GAME.
P1rrsBURG, August 17.-The home team
won a close game from the Washington
to-day. Wilson, local man, umplred ex
cellently. Attendance, ,23O. Score:
B.B.H. z
Pittsburgs OOO-3 3
Washingtons.. % 0 l 0 0 90 O-1
Batteries Baldwin and Mack; Killer
and Mcclure.
baltimore PLAYS WELL.
CHICAGO. August 1.-THE Colts coulC
not hit Cobb. while the visitors battet
Luby very hard, and played an errorles
game. Sutclffe's. Shlndle's, and Luby'
batting. and the fielding OF Dahlen ant
Shindle were all that kept the game alive
R.D.H. z
Chicagos. OOOO1O2O1-4
Baltimores. 30 12l05 0-9 II
Batteries-Schrieve and Luby; CobI
and Gunson.
CLEVELAND WINS EASILY.
CLEVELAND. August 1.-THE home team
pounded Staley to-day for thirteen hits
with total Of eighteen bases. and VOL
with ease. Attendance, 2,7OO. Score;
B.B.H z
Clevelands ...O1OOO6 6O21-1O IS
Boston 80 10000 1877 g,
Batteries-Cuppie and Zimmeri Staley
and Kelly.
ST. LOUIS DowNED WITH EASE.
ST.. LOUIS. August 1.-THE Brooklyn
had another walk-Oyer to-day, downln2
st. Louis with ease. The Browns PLAYED
| like a lot of old women. and put up dis
gustIng game. Attendance, l,7OO. Score
R. b. II. Z
St Louis. ..OOOOOOOOS-S
Brooklyns. III 0 5 001 Ill IL
Batteries-Hawley. Buckley and Moran
Kennedy and Daley.
soUTHERN LEAGUE.
EEw ORLEANS, August 17.-Hughey ha6
New Orleans at his mercy until the slxtl
inning, when the locals luckily batted GU
the game. Campau's two-bagger occurred
when three men were on bases. Score:
r. B.H. Z
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AacOns.. .................. s'...'.A
Batteries -Hughey and Hess; Neal anG