Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
Fall Meeting LouisUne Jockey Club
Races Eisewbcre-BAso-B Ball.
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LOUISVILLE. KY, October 3.-The fall meeting
Of tho Louisville Jockey club began at Churchill
Downs this afternoon. Results:
First raco-tour and One-haf furlongs--
Lludienue Fon Quina DJna second, Hinman
tnird. Iime, jS.
second rsce-one ufe-IittIe Annie won: |:
Carols second. General Miles third. Time,
1.44l5.
Third race-six furiongs-AfternOon won; Do
cep,ion second, Elizaceth L. third. Time, l:l7.
foBrth rsC0-Oue -Portuguese won; Ro-
yolyer second, Tonny, IT,, third. Time, l;44R
fiith race-fonr and one half furlongs-Prin-
ccss Lorraine Won: flanagan second FOotrur-
ucr third Time, 371%.
on TUg DELAWARE.
GLoCcEsrEB, y. j., o,tobor 3.-To-dsy's re-
suits:
First rsce--six and one-half furlongs-Princo
Edward won; Dalesman second, Fox Hll third.
Time, 1:2J
second race-nve furlongs-Neodama won !:
Charcoal second, Levena C.. third Time, 1902.
Third raco-fcur and oue-hRl furlongs-Bird
Dobson won; Lucre second, Elmstono third.
Fourh face ono mie-Hable won; Bhono
second. John Hickey third. Time, l:45-
Fifth ra"c-slx ana one-quartcr turlongs-
Natalie s.. won; N0callto second, Mohcan third
Time, I:20H.
sixth race-nvo furlongs- -Keystone won (;
Hcathen second. Bobby Caincn third Time,
iD3i4.
MORRIS PARK, NY. October 3.-Following are
to-lay's results
Firs. raco six furIongs-Elmer won; Masher
second, The Fop third. Time, 1:l5.
Second rncc-one mil'-P8rvenu won; Tho
Iroumaster second. Time. 1:42h. Only two
starters.
Third racc-Gyo furlongs- Balance won; By
Joyc second. Philauthropi-t third. Time, l:0ll2.
Fourth race iho Fashion stakes, Fix fur
longs Miss Msude won; Minnehahs second,
May Lose third. Tmc, l131e.
Fifth raro-BTonNdale hqudicop-One mile
Dr. HHsbroucS won; Nomad second, Khdeer
third Time, l:3H14.
sixth rqrc-six furloncs-uydy won Glamor
second, Mr. sass third, Time. l;2S.
Tue National Game.
NEW YouY. Ortcber 3-The Giants defeated
the Seua ors as they pleased to-day. Inks WAS
lut'ci hard. and his support was poor Wash
ington cXperlmoutod with couple of players
who dil poorly weather cold. Attendance,
3G2. Sc0re: H. BIZ. H..
New Yorss '.........o O-il I3 /
Nashiurtous ..O o o o % 3 o. 3 3 &
Buttcri,--Kius and Boyle; Inks and Potts.
GRoJWs. T.; QUAEERS, ,.
HRO0KLys. O to2or 3.-Tho Pbnlies could do
nothing with KcuueIys delivery to-day, making
Ouls thIoc sufe hits during tho seven innings.
ON tha o.her hand, Carsey was freely oaited
tar.uch1uL Tho umpire did not appear, aud
H.igy ana kinsl0w Onicistei Hamilton aud
GuTu each made brilliant running catch Al
tendance, 44t. Score: r. In. L.
HfNUhiFii-. ..... .....-. ..t . ~ y j ~ Il l.
Philad"lphlHs ..........O o o q 2-3 3
Batteries: Kennedy aud G. Daley; Carsey and
Clements
BOUEBONs, 10; PIRATES, q.
pTTsBUEG. "a. October 3.-Ihc Pittsburgs
had au o1-dsy in the Gei allowing the Louis
yilles tO mako ten rIus-cn|y ono earned. At
tendance, 500. >cI'o: X BH. p.
P.ttebgr.s .....O o 3 o g o o. 9 13 s
Iouisyillcs......3 % % O3 / % ! 10 u 4
Bsucues-Smth ana Mack; Clausen and Ner-
rltt.
SPIDERS, 10; COLTS. o.
CLEVELAND October 3.--Ihc homo q an Datted
Hutchinson all over the field. while the visitors
could do nothing with iolng Attendance,
1,JUO. Weather cloudy and warm. score.
X. E.H. T..
C'cvclands........OO o 3 O3 3O1 5-l5 Is /
Clfrapoa. ..........O % % o q q % q c. 3
Raueries-l ouuc and Z,mmcr; Hutchinson
nmI N klIIInINn.