Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-09
SAFE OF RACERS.

Hart Wallace second, Audrey third. 1ime'
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SAFE OF RACERS.
BRIGHToS BEACH, August 8-There was
large gathering of horsemen at the
Brighton Beach race-track this afternoon.
when Auctioneer Bruce ohTed Tor sals
number of race-horses from the stables OF
NJ. 4. Dwyer. O. s. Jones. and J. j. Joyner;
The following were among the horses SOLD
and the prices paid: Airshaft, ch. c., 3,
BY Ventilator and Pouch, r. Travis,
So. 100 Castaway H.. b. n, 6, by Out
cast, and Lucy Lisle, +. j.. Smith, 81 300
Mullett. b. c.. 2, by Onoiago and Maria D-
w. II. Hawkhurst, $1,000 Beck. c. n. o.
by Bertram and Addie Hart. Jerchoe sta-
and Katie Creel, Mrs. Slaiif, $4,000; Char
coal, .. E., Q. by imp. Caratacus and MISS
Grace. jericho stable, $1,000; DR.. wilcox.
b. q, 8. by imp. Sir Modred and Rosa b,
John Daly, $775: Natalie s. b. f.. 3, by imp
Kyrle DAILY and NADIA, Abe Carson, 81 900 !;
Rear Guard, b, c., z, by Post Guard anu
Alfonso Carter, Jericho stable. S2,lvO
Chesapeake, en-. g., 6. by IMP. ~. blaise
and Susquehanna. J. f. Mcdonald. 5000
Caliph. b. c., 8, by imp. st. Blaise and Sui
tana, j. 4. Mixonal, $4,000; Muscoyite. ..
c., 2, by imp. Nuscovy and Bracken, j. A.
Brennan, $1,000.
RESULTS AT GLOUCESTER.
GLOUCESTER, August s.-To-day's re-
First race-four and one-half furlongs--
Ed. Beaman won; Harry Ii. second. flor-
rie II. third. Time. 57$I.
Second race-four and one-half fur
longs-Robin Hood won; Estelle +. Sc
cond, Waltz third. Time, 81.
Third race-seyen and one-half furlones-
Juggler won; Veyay second, Algonquin
third. Time. 1:2O. -,
Fourth race-one and one-sixteeuth
miles-Pluto won; Alan Archer second.
Wallace q. third. Time, 1.52A.
Fifth race--six furlongs-C Cartoon won;
Miss Olive second, Arthur Davis third.
lime. 1:1715.
won; James A. second, Topmast third.
The National Game.
PHILADELPHIA. August s.-The Phila-
delphias defeated New York to-day. prln-
cipally through Kings wildness. Reilly
was struck behind the ear by q pitched
ball and knocked senseless, and Catcher
DOYLE, Of the New Yorks, had finger
knocked out. Attendance, 2,5s2. Score;
New Yorks. OOOOO2-2 10 8
Philadelphias. Il 0 0 2 0 o. z
Battenes-King and Doyle; Carsey ana
Cross.
BROOKLYN DEFEATS BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August s.-The Baltimores
failed TO hit Haddock to-day. Vickery
was wild, and only pitched four innings.
Stephens finished the game. Brooklyn
fielded well; the home team did not.
Brooklyn. of course, won. Attendance,
2.2O4. Score: b. B.H. z.
BaItimores. OOOO1O1O-2 5 4
Brooklyns. .....3 3O12O1 11Ox-s 10 1
Batteries-Vi Vickery. Stephens, Robinson,
and Gunson; Haddock and Daley.
WASHINGTON wHITEwAsHED.
WAsHISGroS, August s.-The Bostons
defeated the Washingtons to-day by q bet
ter all.round playing. Staley was very
effective, and was splendidly supported.
Killen was dit hard in the fifth inning.
when the visitors scored nearly all then
runs. Attendance, 1886. Score:
Westinghouse OOOOOO-O 4 6
Bostons .....I 0 0 o 5 0 l 0 OF
Batteries-Killen and Berger; Staley and
GansOl.
PIrIsBURG PLAYS WE'LL.
P1TrgBURG, PA, August 8.-Pittsburg
earned all of It's runs and feided without
an error. Esper pitched his first game for
the home team and did well. Attendance,
1872. Score: R. B.H. Z.
Plttsburgs ......O z v O-b IL U
Cleyelands .....0 01O001 0-3 8 4
Batteries-Esper and Miller; Clarkson
and thinner.
FIELDING VERY LOOSE.
CHICAGO, August 8.-The fielding on both
sides was very loose, and, strange TO say,
the same players charged with errors re-
deemed themselves by doing most of the
batting. Attendance. 1900. Scnrait-.
X. B.H. Z.
oipcinpatis. ..21o12OOO2-s is S
Chicagos.. ..OO1OO72 22x-12 IS z
Batteries-Dwyer and Vaughn; Hutch
inson and Klttridge.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
At Chattanooga. R. B.H. Z.
Chattanoogas. o 0 0 0 90 1000 0
Mobiles 200 90 % 0--3 6 0
Batteries-Keenan and Sommers Dan
iels and Williams.
At Birmingham: R. B. H. E.
Birminghams % 0 8 5 0 0 DO 10 10
New Orleans. % l 0 1 0 l IA 1
Batteries-Mauck and Sweeney; Leach,
Neal, and Jantzen.
At Macon: R.B.H.E.
Macons. OOOSOOO1O-4 10 /
Montgomerys q 0 o. 10000 o. Z
Batteries-Bailey and Hess; Herr and
Land.
At Atlanta; R.B.H.E
Atlantss. OOOO-2 0
Memphis. s.......1 00 Go 8
Batteries-Docolough and Schabel; De-
wald and Merritt.