Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-28
THE SARATOGA
JApoNIcA, IGNITE, GETTYSBURG,
sToNeNeL, Blisreeo WINNERS.
Events at brighton Beach and Giouees-
ter-Bass-Baii North and South
Notes and Incideots.
tBy telegraph to tho DisDaseh-I

Dertha second, Lornltza tcoiV ''''
Time. f:03M. q,
Second race-The Alabama Stakes for fl
lies years old. one and one eighth
miles-ignite won Engarita second, MISS
Dixie third. Time. 1;57If.
Third race-selling. one ana oneIs,A-
teenth es--Gettysburg won Ganoier
second. Rhono third. Time. l:491.
Fourth race-Troy Stakes for Gil ages, SIX
furlongs- won; Major Domo Sc
cond. Rival third Time, ill.,,
Fifth race-selling. seven iurlongsLbus-
teed won; Inferno second, Brussels tnird'
Time, l;29.
AT THE BEACH.
BRIGHToS BEACH, July G.-The follow
ing are the results of to-day's events
First race-seven furlongs--Airshaft
won Centaur second. FREELY third. Time.
1i29.<.
Second race-fve furlongs-Stowaway
won; Brookdale second, Pansy third.
Time. l:039i.
Third receive furlongs-Thiers won;
Bon Voyage second. Adalgisa third. lime,
l:01S.
Fourth race-one mile--Potomac won;
Loantaka second, Onward third. llme'
$40.
Fifth race-six and one half turlongs-
Watterson won Dalmeny second, Count
third. Time, l:294.
Sixth face-five furlongs-Billet Doux
tcolt) won: Macintosh second, Neroena
third. Time. 1903.
on THE DELAWARE.
GLOUCESTER. N. j.. July H.-The results
to-day:
FIRST receive furlongs-Sir William
won Architect second. Blackwood third.
Time. 1:0lA.
Second race-four turlongs won;
Es'elle Z. second, Leyana g. third. Time,
ST..
Third race-one mile-Kyrle b. won;
Lost Star second, Amos third. Time,
lAi4.
Fourth race-six and one-hslf furlongs--
Slabtown won; Eolice second, Double
Cross third. Time. l:25h.
Fifth receive furlongs-Knicknack
won; Crocus second, Elmstone third.
Time. 1:O2H.
Sixth race-six and one half furlongs-
Mackenzie won; Pomeroy second, Bar
gam third. Time. 1854.
The National Same.
lBy telegraph to the Ispatch.l
Bosrox, July 27.-Chamberlain was eff
fectlve most of the time to-day, but slipped
up in the second, when he hit two bats
men, who both scored on kelly's hat and
McPhee's error. Attendance ,1SS. Score
K. BIZ.
Bostons. 1910 OO02O1-5 II 3
Cincinatts.. 1O1O000024 8
Batteries-Stivetts and Kelly; Chamber
lam and Vaughn.
NEW YORK WINS AGAIN.
NEW YORK, July 27.-The New York team
scored another well earned victory to-day,
defeating Louisville with something to
spare. Attendance. LBS Score:
NewYorks...O2OO4OOOl-7 3 4
Louisvilles. II 90 1 90 0 0 o. 6 4
Batteries Crane and Doyle; CIausen
and Weaver.
CLABKsoS BATTED FREELY.
NRw YORK. July 27.-Clarkson, tho eX-
| Bostonian. was put in to pitch against the
| Brooklyns. but he was batted freely when
runs were needed. Attendance, 1872.
| Score: Il. BIB. T.
Clevelands. % 10000 o. )
| Brooklyns. 10 l 6 0 o. 8 4
Batteries Clarkson and thinner; Stem
and Kinsow.
PITTsBURG WIN EASILY.
| PHILADELPHIA, Pa. July N.-Pittsburg
had no trouble in winning to-day. Wey-
| hing made two wild throws, which Melted
| the visitors four runs, and they earned the
Others by good hitting. The Phillies could
not do anything with Ehret. Attendance,
2.292. Score: R. B.H. Z.
| Phila1elphias. o 10 0 90 0 0 o. 4
Batteries-Ehret and Miller; weighing
and Clements.
THE BROWNS wHITEwAsHED.
| BALTIMORE. July 27.-The Baltimores had
an easy time of it in shutting out the ST.
| Louis team to-day. Calvin IN the first in
ming was wild and several errors assisted
in giving the Baltimores SIX runs. In the
seventh inning they made home-run and
four triples OF him. Attendance, 7Oj.
| Score:
| r. BIB. E.
Baltimores ...61OOOO5O O-12 10 3
| ST. Louis. o 0 0 0 20 0 0 0 o. & 3
Batteries Mcmahon and Robinson ;
| Calvin, Burdcttc. and Moran.
FINE BATTERY WORK.
| W,sHINGTON, July 27.-For six innings
to-day's game was close but afterwards
the Colts took advantage of the senators
errors and pulled ahead. Hutchinson was
very effective and received perfect sup
| port. Attendance, l,i69. Score:
h. BIZ. Z.
washlngtons. L OOOO1-2
| Chicag5s. ......0 0100 OF 10 0
Batteries --Duryea aud Mcclure; Hutch
inson and SchrIver.