Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-12
RACING IN MUD.
winners of the Various Events at Mon
mouth and Elsewhere.
lBy telegraph to tho Dispatch.l


mouth and Elsewhere.
IBytelograph to the Dispatch.l
MoNMoUrH PAnK, August II. Rain fell
copiOusly from the first race 10 the fifth,
and transformed the track into rivers Of
sloppy mud. Not more than 1900 people
were present. the threatening weather
bong responsible for the light attendance.
The Orange stakes resulted IN walk-oyer
for Kingston - -Pessara. Sir Matthew, and
Sonora, being withdrawn.
FIRST race-siL furlOngs-OOrrectlOn
won; Nomad second. Entro third. Time,
1:l2.
Second race-The Orange Stakes. seven
furiongs Kingston walked over.
Third ace-The Comparative Stakes,
one and a quarter miles-Montana won !;
Yorkville Belle second, Reckon third.
Time. 2:05.
Fourth race five furlongs Moyne
(gelding) won; Chicago second, Hernd don
third. Time, 1:014.
Fifth race-one milO-Loantaka won ;
Kildeer second korka third. Time. 1:43.
Sixth race-one and one sixteenth miles
Barefoot won; Nav Win second, Estelle
third. Time, 1:jliI
Seventh race-Gye and one-half fur
longs-Lyceum won; Schuylklll second,
Anna Is. third. lime, 1:10.
AT GLOUCESTER.
GLOUCESTER, August 1.-THE results to-
day:
FIRST receive furlongs-C Captain Brown
won; FIattery second, Ballyhoo third.
Time, lOl94.
Second race-four furlongs- Misery won /;
Little Nell second, Artillery third. Time,
Oily.
Third racs-four and half furlongs-
Young Lottery won Mamie Is. second,
Goldstep third. Time, 56.
Fourth race-six and half furlongs-
Quartermaster won; Mulatto second, Dou-
DE Cross third. Time. liza.
Fifth race-siX and quarter furlOngs-
Raw won General Gordon second, Golden
Reel third. Time, .1:204.
Sixth race-slx aud half furlongs-
Bargain won; Vashti second, Craft third.
Time, l:25.
At CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, August 11.-Hawthorne races;
First raCe-hRlf a mile-JOanna won;
Minnie 5. second, Destroy third. lime,
81.
Second race--six furlongs-VisiOn won;
Edwin second, Merekana third. lime,
I17i9.
Third race-mile-Emma Primrose won
Forest King second, Alary third. Time,
Fourth race-fve furlongs-Jake Allen
won; Johuetta second, Emma third.
Time, 1:05.
Fifth race-six furlongs won :;
Harry Askew second, Emma Louise third.
Time. lis.
sixth race-eix furlongs-Roley Boley
won; Woodford second. One Dime third.
lime, Iii.
GARFIELD PARR-ANOTHER BnsHAP.
CmcAGo. August In the fifth race at
Garfield Park to-day Jockey Demmisy, who
was riding Fauntleroy, was badly injured.
His mount stumbled and fell at the head
of the homo stretch. The riders skull
was fractured and be may die.
First race--fve and One-haf furlongs--
Tobe Bell won: Belmont second, Bismarck
third. Time, 1909.
Second race-one mile-Bob Forester
won: My Queen second, Dolly Mobiles
thiId. Time, 1:434.
Third race-one mile and seventy yards
Bob l.. Won Royal Flush second, Quota
ton third. Time, 1:i694.
Fourth race--six furlougs-C. II. GillOck
won; Hawthorne second, FalstGh third.
Time. l:l4}4.
Fifth race-seven furlongs Audrey won !;
GRAY Duke, second, Iantippe third. Time,
l:2S@6.
NEW YORK, August 11.-To-day's game at
Eastern Park. Brooklyn. between the New
York aud Brooklyn teams was for blood,
and poor Barnie had a hard row to hoe.
Crane was fined 81 and put out of the
game in the sixth. but King took his place
and did superbly. As Brooklyn made but
two hits. New York certainly deserved the
game. HaddOck was taken out IN the fifth.
The Lyons and Burke. Fuller. and Ewing
did great work. Attendance, $500. Score !;
r.. B.H. T..
New Yorks. O2O2OOOOA 7 A
Brookyns. 10 3 O000 0-S 2
Batteries King. Crane. and Ewing; Had
dock. Kennedy, and Daley
BOSTON DEFEATED AGAIN.
PHILADELPHIA. August 1.-THE Phillies
AGAIN defeated Boston this afternoon by
better fielding. The visitors punched
three errors IN the fifth inning, after
which the Phillies punched tour hits and
scored seven unearned runs. Attendance,
3,Z46. Score;
Bostons. .0OOOOO2O2- 10
P6iladelphias. o OOO7OiO 6 /
Batteries-Staley and Camel; Knell and
Cross.
BALTrMoRR. August 1.-THE Baltimores
plsyed tie game with the Washlngtons.
darkness preventing a continuation. Vick-
ery. for the homo team, was wild, and the
team back of him played rather slow
game. making eight errors. Jones was hit
hard. but good fielding saved the runs.
Attendance, 966. Score;
RB.B. Z.
Baltimores. .OOO1G0O0 So l3 =
Washingtons. 20 o 0121 l-6
Batteries Vickery and Bronson Jones
and McGuire.
NEITHER SIDE SCORES.
LOUISVILLE. August 11--To-day's game
was called at the beginning OF the sixth
inning on account Of ram, neither side
having scored. Claussen and Hawke were
pitching great ball. Attendance, l.4b9'
Score: \. b'h' =:
/ I,oyisyilles. 0 0 90. 1
81. Louis. o 0 90
batteries -Claussen and Grim; Hawke
and Buckley.
PITrSBURGs WIN EASILY.
PrrTsBuRa, Pa, August 1.-THE home
team defeated the Cincinnatls with ease
to-day. Attendance. 1,lOO. Score;
cineinnatis ...OoOIooOoo-I ii
Pittsburgs.. 4 o o ~
Battenes-Terry and Mack; Dwyer sna
Dowse
VICTORY IN FIRST INNING.
CHIcAao, August li.--Clevcland won to-
days game in the first inning. Attend
anee, 1000. Score;
Cleyelands. =. ...5OO0O420 l-i2 y !
Chicagos. o GA 10 0 90 o. ~ y
Batteries -Clarkson and Ammer; oum-