Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01
THE FIELD OF SPORT.
EVENTS OF INTEREST ON RACE
COURSE AND DIAMOND.
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WASHINGTON, ID. c., April @.urirs'
roce--six and half furlongs-belevue
won. Zampost second, Ihorndaie thiro'
Time, 1:2G. -. ,;,o.
second race-one and one-eighth miles,
selling -Cynosure won; Marguerite Sec
ond Mr.. Sass third. Time. 2;io'9.
THIRD race-one and one quarter miles,
coor,e ~ won. Eric second, Foxmede
third. Time, 2:l5l9.
Fourth race-five furlongs-Hirain Won
Queen Bess second, Charcoal 'hiiu' iini''
Titttb race-handicap steeplechase. two
o,d boIf miles-Pat Oakley won; sam.
More second. Elphin third. Iiine' f'SV'
AT GurTEsBUBo.
crrrrxrreG. n. j., April 30.-There was
q Iorge attendance at the races to-uay'
The weather was pleasant and the 'fach III
First race~four and half furlongsI
Mex won; Coldstream seconu' Marsh
Redon third. Time, 5654. ., ~
second race-half mile-NIck won
Sandowne second, Ida Is. (coIt) tniru'
lime, 49,. poI,oro, iron.
Derango second. Dixie third. Iiine, EloI2.
Fourfh race-six furlongs-RichalW Won;
Monterey second, Blackjack third lihhe'
1:l75l. ,:..oo,,b ,n;Ios
Fenslon won: Defaulter second. Harrison
third Time 1:52l9. >.
Sixth race-one and half miles, over
six hurdles-St. Luke won; ~. Jonh
second. Sierra Nevada third. lime Z'it;s'
THE KENTUCKY OPENING.
LEXINGTON. KY, April 3O.-The spring
meeting Of the recently reorganizeo heh-
tucky Association opened to-day III oiaHs
of glory. IL was an ideal spring uay, niiu
The attendance was the largest known III
years e ,,,ta
Tnlia Blaekburn won; Sallie McClelland
second. lime, 1:l5.
Second race-three quarters OF mile
Rock Laidley won Marie X. second. Ilme'
Third race-one mile-Wadsworth won;
Ethel second Time, 1901.
Fourth race-nine sixteenths OF mile
Calhoun won: Gazette second. Time, 554.
The ffth and last race was half-mile
dash for 2-year-old hllies. with nine
starters. II was won by Susie Nell; Mon
royia second. Time, 81.
IN SOUTH JERSEY.
GrorcrsrrR. April 90.-The races to-day
resulted as follows;
FRAT raee-seyen furlongs-Leo Brigel
won. Bravo second. jim Clare third.
Second tace-three and half furlongs-
Richard A. won; Some More second.
Affair third: Time, AZ.
Third race-one mile-Courtier won;
Faster second. Sanardo third. Time. l:52.
h.lf fur lnrtfr
Raleigh won: White Nose second, School
boy third. Time, 1870.
[,fth receive furlongs -Zingara won;
Maid Of Blarney second, contest third.
Siytb race-fve furlongs -Bryson won;
Jim Murray second, Anarchist third.
Time, lOG13.
OPENING AT ST. LOUIS.
ST.. LOUIS. April 3O.-The spring meeting
Of the ST. Louis Jockey Club began to-day.
The weather was quite pleasant ana tully
e 000 persons were in attendance. Three
favorites won. Second choices and one
medium outsider landed the money.
First race-six MISUNDERSTANDING won;
Jim Murphy second, Dockwlck third.
Time. Lib.
lones-Faistaff won; Enoch second, BiJou
third. Time. 5ll9.
third race-inaugural handicap, $4,000
added six furlongs-Helter Shelter won;
OREGON Eclipse second, Huron third.
Time l164. -,
Fourth receive and a half furlougs-
Rosemont won: Langtray second, Town.
send third. Time, l:l2,4
Fifth race-six and half furlongs-Ray
:. won; Corouet second, Orrlck third.
lime. 1859.
sixth race-six furlongs-St. Leo won;
Mean Enough second, L. ii. third. Time,
11s14. ,,
At Cinciunati: r. B.H. T.
Cincinnatis.. 2 OOOOO41-7 6 5
Washingtons. o 0 0 2 90 o.
Batteries Chamberlain and Harrington;
Foreman and Mcclure.
At Pittsburg: R. BE. f.
Pittsburgs. % | ! Us 10
Baltlmores % u %
Bat.erles-Baldwin and Mack; McMahon
and Robinson.
At Chicago-Fiye innings; rain:
Cbicaro.. ............OOOOO-O S 5
PPbilodelnbias .......OO 2l2-5 5 2
Batteries-Luby and Schriver; Weighing
and Clements.
cl Ay I1GSfi.nu O21OO1OOI s
New Yorks. 100000 O.x-5 8 8
Batteries-Day!es and Doyle; King and
BOYLE.
Chattanoogas. o 21O4OOO1-s IA IA
Memphis 10 900 0 90 0 90 3 3
Batteries-Keenan and Elsay; Smidt
and Cook.
At Birmingham. Ala. A large crowd
saw the Birmlnghams defeat New Orleans
this afternoon.
BiTmlnghams. ..........O U -
New Orleans. ...:....;.0 ~
Batteries Mack and Donovan; Stelber-
ger, Lacourage and MCKEE.
At Atlanta, Ga: R. B.H. z.
Atlantis. ......0 0 la II .
Montgomerys. 90 90 ca 6
Batieries-Lawson and Schabel; Behno
and Land.
At Macon, Ga. B.B.H.E.
Macons. .......O O04 % o.
Mobile.. % 0 0 000 Ks 8
Batteries-Harris and Roach; Neal and
Schaub.
At Charleston. 5. c.:
Charleston, 10 Charlotte. 8. Base hits,
Charleston. 10: Charlotte, 6. Errors :;
Charleston. 8; Charlotte. IL. Batteries
Colcolough and Nichols; Marmsley and
CAN'T
At Louisville: r. Il. II. p.
Louisvilles. 900 O1O01-2 5 3
Brooklyns. 2 0 2 % 0 0 6 x-10 IL 10
Batteres-Alekim. Bowse and Weaver !;
Inks and Kin slow.
At ST. LOUIS R. D.H. z
S. Louis. % 2 0 0 0 0 2 0-3 2
Bostons. ..O1313O0 COOS 13 /
Observation-Disclosures and Bird; Sti-
vets and Camel.
TIE RECORD.
Per
Clubs. Won. Lost. Cent.
Boston. .......................ll .s46
Louisville Observation-Disclosures. - $50
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