Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07
SPORTING EVENTS.
Turf winners-some Remarkable Base
Ball Playing.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch

,rhird rnce-one nIle-Myfellow won Marghe-
rita second. Count third. Time, l:ffls.
| Fourth race-one mile. gentlemen RIDERS
| Cancan (Msddux) won Maid OF Screen (Janneyl
| second Sam Morse lshields) third Time. loo.
| Fifth race-heats, fye furlongs-hrst heat,
Dslsyrian won: Ella second Hemet third. Time.
| 1:O2B Second heat-Dalsyrian won; Ella So
cond, Hemet third. Time, l:O24.
! RESULTS At GLOUCESTER.
! GLOUCESTER, May 6.-To-day's races resulted
| First race-seyen furlongs-Eros won Sum-
Der second. Baltimore third Time, l;3ils.
| Second race-sX and quarter Inrlongs-
| Knap won Double Cross second, Arthur DAVIS
Third race-seyen eighths Of a mile-Rover
won: Favorite second, King Solomon third.
Fourth race-one mile-Richsl won; Darling
second, Samaritan third. Time, l;4f'i.
| Fifth race-four and n hall furongs-Sllence
won; Harry Ahers second, Netue third' Iime'
| 5S3t. NJ,
| Gioster second, Montella third Time, 1:21h.
BIG ENGLISH EVENTS.
IoSpoy. MAY G.-The race for tho 1000
guinea stakes for 3-year-od nllies, one mile anu
eleven yards, at Newmarket, was won by Baron
| de Uirscb's la Fleche. The Duke OF Portland :
| shrew was second, and Henry Miners Adora-
| IOn third.
| GUrTENBURG, y. j., May 6.-The track was In
good condition to-day. The attendance was
'"ir, First race-six and one half furlongs-Hya-
cnthe won; Lebanon second, kolturno th'rd.
second race-six furongs-Noonday won !;
Deer Lodge second, King Stock third. Time,
Thifd race-nye furlongs-Liitle Fred won (;
Pedestrian second, Rotation third. time, l:Olti'
| Fourth race-one mlle-kambler won; BlitZeu
| second, Lester third. Time. l:4lR.
| Fifth race-one and one eighth OF mile
Pelham won; Churchill Clark second, Freezer
sixth race-four and one half furlones-O: L.
n. won; Objection Oily second, oregon third.
| Time, 56K.
SOUTHEASTERN CIRCUIT.
BALTIMORE. ND, May 6.-The opening meeting
OF the Southeastern circuit, when mas Deen he.d
| nj tho beautiful half-track OF the Gentle
| mems Driving Park. was ended today. Inc
weather was fine for the Tour days OF the
| meeting, the track was fast, the several events
| filed well, and the attendance was good. just
| before the nnal heats OF tue two races on
| the card to-day, a heavy wind-and-ran cloud
\ broke over the park. Dense masses OF dutt
were swept over the track. but the accom-
| papying rain quickly cleared the atmosphere.
| The dirt and rain. however, caused stOppage
| OF the sport for perhaps half hour. Inc TWO
appointed races for to-day were won In stfalghts
| Madge Miller took the 2:3J pacing race IRON BUd
Dobie the iayOrite IN The three heats, and Sadie
" did ike business for Charley C.,.a iayorite
al the start In the 2:47 class race Tor uotters,
which not infsne1 on IdNpt
| Wilkes took the fourth heat and the race. Nell
lie Souther was second, Judge Fisher third, Mol
| lie q. fourth, King Charles hiih, and Lady H.
sixth. Time, 2:31A. o
First race-2:2O class, trotting, purse $500
| d. Ii. McCray's b. m. Sadie, !, |. 1; IL. Hent-
| schers e. T. Charley G, 2, 3, 2: =. A. Ferguson :
| b. e. William A., 3, 3, 3; Maple-Valley stock
farms b. IN. Roanoke Maid distanced. Time
';d second raace-225 clasa, pacing, purse s4oO-
| ". Greengay's b. m. MQdge Miller, /, l,
Harry Hunters b. &. Bud Doble, =, =, :: samuel
| Rice's b. 2. orphan Boy, 3, 3, 3; william Nicbol-
sons Grey Joe distanced. Iime' 2:O%' @:V'14'
me Southeastern circuit will be continued
/ next week on the grand old Plmlico track, and II
! is in splendid condition for record-breaXing.
NOUSD-CITY WINNERS.
| ST. LOUIS. Mo-, May 6.-First race-nye and
| one-half furlOngs-Enterprise won; Maud Is. Sc
| cond. Coronet third. Time, l;l4:
! second race-four furlonGs-Bsmarck won
| Jack Mullins second Johnny Campbell third.
| Third race-six furlongs-Oakyiew won Invo-
cauld second, Pat King third. The fayorite
| Nancy Hakes, ran n very suspicious race and
| finished lesi. Time, l:23.
| Fourth race-sx AMI one-half furlongs-Wil-
! linrham won; Leonard second, Dantol third.
Fifth face-nve and one-haf furlongs-Clifton
won: Blnck Knight second, CRAB Clder third
sIxih race-seven and onc-halffurlongs-lIood-
lum won Zoleinc second, kenwood third. Tine
EVENTS AT NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, TENN, May 6.-Ihe weather wa'
First race-one and one sixteenth OF a mile
Bret Harte won: Billy Smith second, Edwin
l third. Time, iii. .
Second ce-nfteen.sixteenths OF mile
| Boreal5 won; George II. secohu, oIhy DVos'
Third race-nye furlongs-Reaper won; Ber
| win second Interior third. Time, l:O31e-
| Fourth race-One mile-Sprlns Away won
Ron Rice. Jr., second X. X. third. Time, l:4315
| Fifth race-five flrlOngs-Maggie Lebus won
| Long Brock and Abandon finished as named
| A foul was claimed and allowed, the lu0ge'
/ placing Long Brock first, Abandon second, anc
| Arthur Murray third. Time, l;O314'
| AT LEXINGTON
| LEXINGTON, KY, May 6.-First race-six fur
| longs-Bettina won; salvation second, Lockpori
| third. Time. 1;l6.
| Second race-Dropped on.
| Third race-for = year-od colts, four and hal
| furl0ngs- Joe Murphy won; hoslyh second, ihgi-
Fonrth race-one mile and ten yards-Bob
| won: The Kaiser second, Astrakhan third
| Time, 1:5O4.
! FRANKIE second, Robert A. third. Time, 51ll.
| sixth race-three quarters OF mile-Susettt
| won. Ollie Glenn second. Diana third. Time
| l:l5.
|
| Al Cincinnati: Cincnnatis and Bostons played
| fourteen innings without scoring by either club
| Hts: Cincinnatis, Bostons, 3- Errors: Cln'
Batteries-Ch and Harrington
| ClarEsou ana hely.
c,ayeIsnd. aS land ..OoOOO1OO0- 6
| Baltimores. 10000 90 ]
Batteries-Young and o'Connor; Healy and
Funson. .
cticsras hc vn,saso' ..O1e0OO3oO- o 4
| New York;. O0OO10-3 o
Batterics-Gumbert aud Kittredge; Rusie and
| Boyle.
At Louisville: oooo r. B,h' 3
| philadephias .0O005o0 z 10
Batteres-Fiizgerald and Grim; Esper and
Clements.
At st Louis: r. BIZ. Z,
RrnotiYns OOO000O2-
Bstteries-Breiienstel and Bird; Stein and
DAILY.
Ar Pittsburg: The Pittsburg- Washington
game postponed on account OF rain:
At Philadelphia: The Athieue, bnnaio gam'
was stopped by rain at the end OF the third In
Ming. with the score standing Athletics, 8 But
faios, :. ,orv
At Charleston: r; BH.
| Charlestons. .....................'.'.o
Game called at end OF the sixth inning by mu
| tual consent.
| Al Macon: D. Ne
Macons. ........ o2l 600 % ~
| Nemnhis.O 90 000 KS
| AtCb.ttanooea: R.BH. Y
cha,tsnooeas,'...o .o440O002x-l0 10
| Mobiles. 200 10x-
Batteries-Raker and Williams; Neal an'
| Schaub.
cclumbias, 10; hits, 10; crrcrs. 8. charlottes
| O: hits, l2; errors, >.
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