Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-21
TURF AND DIAMOND.
Yesterdays Race-wfcners AZ sloucaster
md Elsswhsrs--Baii Results.


my telegraph to the Dispesch.l
GroucEsrKn, n. j.. September 20. First
race-4one and one-eighth miles King Idle
won Telephone second, Eblis third.
Time, 2:00sl.
Second race--four and one-half fur
longs Starlight won; Emperor second.
Lady Belle third. TImo, 55zf.
Third raoe--seven furiongs--SGrpiIs
won !; Lost Star second, Alan Archer third.
Time, 1:30A.
Fourth race--five fnrlongs -Crocus won !;
On the Lea second, Sierra Nevada third.
Fifth race--six and one-half furlongs-
All Black won Worth second, Vocation
third. Time, ls2S1S.
Sixth receive furlongs-Lillie X. won I;
Grenadier second. Green Bay third. Time,
los.
THE LAToSIA TRACK.
CrNoInHl11. September 90. First race
seven fuYlongs- Rally won Marks second.
Alphonse third. Tine, i;1211
Second race-one mile Kildare won !;
Rimini second. Laura Davidson third.
Third race--one and one-sixteenth
miles--Ida PickwIck won; Senorita Sc
cond, Rayo third. Time. 1:lS.
Fourth race-the kimban Stakes, six
furlongs--KIng Lee won; The Sculptor
second, Hannigan third. Time. LII.
Fifth race--four furlongs--Julia Kinney
won Bonnetta second, Sailie X. third
Time 30.
Sixth rsce--one mile .Cupbearer won;
Pat Conley second. Bessie Bisland third.
Time, 1;43
RESULTS AT GRAvEsEND.
GRAyEsnxD, N. T., September 2o.--First
race-six furlongs-Rosa II. won; Adel-
hart aooonI - Ealfw third Tina 4
Second race Ave and one-half furlongs-
Sam Weller won; Courtship second, Fitz-
simmons third. Time. 1:00i@.
Third race-one and one-Sixteenth
miles-Lord Motley won; The fop second.
Algoma third. Time, 1917.
Fourth race--the Neptune Stskes--sx
iurlohgs--Jaura Gould (coltl won; Mid
dleton second. Procida third. Time,
1:l6.
Fifth race-one and three-sixteenths
miles-Strathmeath won; Correction Sc
cond. Masterlode third. Time, 2021f.
Sixth race-one and che sixteenth miles
Willie l.. won Nomad second, Roquefort
third. Time, Lac.
The National Game.
Pgr1ApELPHIA, Pa. September 20.-Fum-
bles by Mailman and Allen and two bad
errors gave Brooklyn two runs and the
game in the sixth inning to-day. Weather
Phlladelphias.. o 0 1 0 0 0 0 o. 3
Brooklyns. % O0020 x-2 1
Batteries-Keefe and Clements; Stein
and Kinslow.
BALTIMORE, 2; BOSTON, 10.
BALTIMORE. September 20.--Being short
of pitchers. the Oriole manager put in Gil
bert, the Hayre dc Grace amateur. against
the Bostons. He was ratified by the noisy
coaching and gave too many bases on
balls. The Orioles played as though they
had no expectation of winning. Weather
cool. Attendance, $50. Score:
b. B.H. i.
Bostons ~ SS6Soiso-1s IS q
Batteries-Gilbert and Robinson; Staley
and Bennett.
WASHINGTON. NEW YORK, &.
WAsHIseroS, September 2J.--Rusie was
too much for the Washingtons to-day and
but three hits were made of him. Killer
was batted when men were on the bases.
Darkness stopped the game at the end of
the eighth inning. Weather cold. At
tendance. 994. Score: Il. B.H. X.
Washingtons. 20 0 0 0 o 0 OIL l
New Yorks. 20 01002 2-5 8
Batteries--Killen and Mcclure; Rusie
and Ewing.
CHICAGO. 4; ST. LoUIs,7.
CHICAGO, SepteInDer IU.- AIteF Two
weeks rest Luby went into the boxfo the
Colts and was invincible excepting in the
seventh, when the Browns jumped on him
for tour singles anu three-bagger. The
infeld work on both sides was ragged, and
the outfield just the reverse, seventeen
difficult flies being captured by the latter.
Weather cool and clear. Attendance, 4si.
Score; r. BIB. L.
Chicaeos 80. 10000 "A s 8
st. Louis. % 100 0 05 L OF s 8
Batteries-Luby and Schriyer; Gleason
and Buckley.
CLEVELAND, 1 PrTTsBuRa, 2.
CLEVELAND, September 20.-A passed
ball by thinner in the fourth inning gave
Miller a chance to score from second base
in to-day's game. giving Pittsburg two
runs. That settled the game, which was
sharply played throughout. Attendance,
1900. Weather clear and cool. Score;
Clevelands =. .OO00o1oOo-1 8 Q
Plttsburgs... 1o0100eox- .
Batteries--Cuppy and thinner BALDWIN
and Miller.
cINcINNArTs, a LouIsyiILEs, q.
CINcIxNATI. September 20.-Ihe Reds
won out in the ninth inning by heavy
batting. Weather pleasant. Attendance,
1900. Score:
Cincinnatis. :. 01401O 10-7 13 1
Louisyilles 20 2o20 300 1--6 II 8
Batteries-Chamberl DIVER, and Muir
ply; Sanders and Merritt.