Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-28
BALTIMORE RACES.
OPENING or THE FALL MEETING or
TRoTTERs AND PAGERS.
Commercial Girl Breaks the Record Of
the Track-Other Turf Events
The National Game.
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BALTIMORE. September 27.--The fall
meeting Of trotters and PAGERS was opened
here to-day at the Geutlemen's Driving
Park There was big attendance. Com
mercial Girl broke the record of the track
2:2iK-St. Elmo holding it heretofore at
2.22I{.
First race-trotting, $50 class purse
Rlchmond, Va. i, /. /: Grover s.. W. W.
Stephens, Hanesyille, Nd, 2, "a; Memona.
ch. ~, Silyerbrook Stockholm, High
spire. Pa, s, 8. 8; Great Stakes, b. s.. u. u.
Bennett, Goldsboro', N. g., 3, 5. 4; jessie
Tyler, ch. m, George Scattergood. Phila-
delphia, 4. 4, o; Florence O.. b. (hlly I, H.
L. Meginnis, Baltimore. 6, s, q; Belle Han
ms, CHI. m., o. b. Chenowith, Baltimore, Z,
z, 8; Edward NJ, b. g., G. A. Andrew, Dar-
2:9O.
Second race-pacing. 2:9O class. purse
S500-Annie b.. br. m. Silverbrook stock
Farm, HIghspre, Pa, 2, /, 1, 8. L; William
Red, b. s., W. III. Evans, Baltimore, |. z. .,
LIZ; Nellie Mayo, b. m. Magnolia Stock
Farm, Elmira. n. Y. 3, 8, 2, 2, 3. Time
2:2s, 2:271f, 227, 2:29. 2;2s.
Third race-trottine, 2:20 class. purse
Sj00-Commercial Girl, br. M. Hentscheil
4 Hops, Baltimore, /, 1. 3, L; LInkwood
Maid, sr. m. w. Greenway, Hayre dc
Grace. Nd, 8. 2. /, 2; Maurice s., b. g., X.
NJ. lobe. Baltimore. 2, 3, 2, 3. lime
2:2519, 2:24, 2:25, 2:2l11.
RACING AT CINCINNATI.
CrScrssArI, o.. September N.-Latonis
races:
First race-six furlongs-Ai s. won;
Leila b. second, Revolver third. Time,
1:1GA.
Second race--one mile and seventy
yards-FIower Dellis won; Bonnie Bird
second, Tenor third. Time, l:4SA.
Third race-fye furlongs-Sister Mary
won Judge Cardwell second, Belfast
third. Time, los.
one and one. sixteenth miles-Ray s. won !;
Valera second. Forest third. Time, 1:49
Fifth race-four aud one-half furlongs--
Bonnetta won Sallie X. second, Hinman
third. Time, 56l1.
Sixth race-six furlongs-Krikina won I;
bud Hughes second, Jack Rlchelieu third.
Time, 1:l694.
AT GRGvEsESD.
GRAvEsKND, September 27.--To-dsy's re-
suits:
First race-six furlongs--Wah Jim won I:
Rosa III. second, Crochet third. Time,
1:16A.
Second race-one mile-Nomad won !;
Mordotte second, King Mac thlrd. Time,
| l:49.
Third race-six furlongs-Ozric won ;
| Queenie Trowbridge second, Addie third.
Time, lac.
Fourth race-The Speculation Stakes,
| one mile--EquIty won May Win second,
| Count third. lime, l:42l&.
| ( nth race-one mile-Mary Stone won
| Candelabra second. FIdelia third. Time.
| 142%.
Sixth receive furlongs-Spartan won
Sir Richard second. Balance third lime,
| 1:02A.
| on THE DEIAwARE.
GLoucEerrR, N. j., September 27.-First
race-sIx and One-quarter furlougs-Pros-
| pect won; Oliver Twist second, Trades
| man third. Time, 1:22s[.
Second race-hye furlongs-h Misery won
Clinkum Bell second, Starlight third.
| Time, l.04.
Third race-four and one-baf furlongs-
| Elmstone won Red Elm second, Hawk.
| eye third. Time, 57H.
| Fourth race-one and three-eighth
miles-Rhono won; Sandstone second
Lonely third. Time 2:26}I.
Fifth receive furlongs-Judge Post
| won: Vocale second. Captain Brown third.
| Time, l;02@4.
| longs--Jim Dunn won; Blackburn second
Keystone third. Time. liza.
| Sail and Bat.
| BosToS, Septem Der 27.-Haddock got hi
| worst hammering of the year to-day, Bos
ton batting him all over the held. Stlvett
| was only found in the sixth, when tn
| Brooklyns made five Of their eight hits
The features were Duffy's double play ant
the fielding of Griffin and Tom DAILY. AT
tendance. 1908. Weather cool. Score:
RIB. 4
Bostons ......5s1OOO2O 3--l4 20
Brooklyns. 80 0 o 40 o.
Batteries-Stivetts and Camel; HGddocl
and Con Daily.
ACCIDENT TO EMsLIE.
BALTIMORE, September N.-Schmid
pitched a superb game for the Baltimore.
to-day, but had miserable support. Balti
more would have won the game easily bu
for an accident to Emslie. He had to re
tire from the game in the sixth inning
being severely hurt by pitched ball
the temple-bone. Boyle and Sutcliff
umpired the balance OF the gam'
and did we'll until the ninth inning. when
after Baltimore had earned the run tina
tied the score, Boyle deliberately sent tn
hitters to bases on balls, giving New Yori
the winning run. Weather clear and cool
Attendance. 775. Score:
| r. B.H. y
Baltimores.. % 0101 Ga
New forks......0 0 l o. Is
Batteries-Schmidt and Robinson; Xii
and Ewing.
WON THROUGH ERRORS.
WASHINGTON, September N.-Washing
ton won to-day's game through bad error
by Thompson and Carsey in the ninth IN
ming. For eight innings Carsey was won
derfully effective. but one hit having bee
made. The Phillies' only run was due t.
an error by Dowd. Weather clear. Attend
| ance. $50. Score: r. B.H. +
washingtons. o 0 90 900 3-9
Philadelphias o 0 l 0 0 0 o.
Batteries-Killer and Mcclure; Carse.
and Clements.
ALL-ARoUND STUPIDITY.
ST. LOUIS, September T.--The st. Loui
club to-day broke the record for all-aroUn'
stupid aging. Barely 300 people wer
present to witness their effort. Plenty o
errors also fell TO the lot of the home team
and considerable smuggling was done by tn
Pittsburgs. Score: R. B.H.
st. Louis. .....0 DO 0 1-3 i
Plttsburgs ...1 o 1 OF ks j
Batterles-Gleason and Buckley; Bald
win. Miller, and Mack.
LOST ON BLuNDEn.
CINCINNATI, September T.-Wood O.
lowed an easy fly of Zimmer's to fall safe
and on this blunder Cleveland scored tn
winning run. Weather cool. Attendance
/, 800. Score: R. B.H
Cincinnatis. 0OOO-2 7
Clevelands.. o O02O 90 Ia
Batteries-Dwyer and Murphy; Davie
and Zimmer