Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-16
FIVE JOCKEYS HURT.
A Pile of Horses and Their Riders-Se-
rious Results.
TBy telegraph % tho Dispatch. !

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rious Results.
rBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
GLoucrsrER. August During the first
race at the track here to-day, IN which
eleven horses started, Hurry Away tell
when not quite half way around tho
upper turn. throwing Jockey McIIlone.
In less than q second SIX horses
following piled pell-mell upon the
fallen pair. scattering their riders IN
every direction. Two jockeys succeeded
IN clearing their fallen steeds, but
! Cleary. on Wild Fire (colt). and Morrisey,
on Come On, who were the last to fall,
sustained serious injuries, and were, car
ried of unconscious. Clearv's condition
is the most dangerous, though his physl-
cIan is unable TO ascertain the exact nature
of hrs injuries. Morrsey was injured in-
ternally McGlone was badly bruised. as
were also Brocker, on Catherine, who
threw him high IN the air, aud Horton. on
Patrick.
TIE GLoUCEsTER wINNERs
GLoUcRsTER, August l5.-The events OF
to-day resulted as follows:
First race--four one one-haf furlongs-
Bralnard won Sir jim Second, Florlan
third. Time, 57B.
Second race-fve furlOngs-Rear Guard
won Richard L. second, Bright Eyes
third Time, l:04l{.
Third race-five eighths OF q mile-Elm-
stone won; Queen ID. second, Topmast
third. lime, 1903.
Fourth race-one mile-Alan Archer
won; Ne second, Golden Reel third.
Time. 1:44lS.
Fifth race-six and a quarter furlongs-
Mamie B. Is. wOn Lost Star second, Clos
ter third. Time, las.
Sixth race-Six and a quarter furlongs-
Watch Me won; Count Me In second, Wal
lace G.. third. Time, 1:2t9l.
BRIoHToN-BEACH EVENTS.
BRTGBroN BEACH. August 15.-Results
to-day
First race--six and half furlongs Hip
pona won in a gallop; Tiger second, Little
Jake third. Time, 1:22>s.
Second receive furlongs-Sandowne
won; Sport second. Lyrist third. Time,
1908.
Third race-fve 'furlongs-Temple won;
AdalgIsa colt second, John Wrinkle third.
lime, 1:5O4
Fourth receive furlongs-Tormeutor
won; Chesapeake second, Dalsyrian third.
Time. 1:0l.
Fifth race-six and oue-half furlongs---
Lord Dalmeny won: Count second, Jack
Rose third. Time, l.2l.
Sixth race-fve lOngs-Early Blossom
won; Luray second, Billet Doux (colD
third. lime, 1:)3l4.
The SARATOGA RACES.
SARATOGA. August l5.-To.day's results:
First race-one mile and turlong-
Badge won Anna second, Kimberly third.
Time, 1:5l3.
Second race-the Trenton Stakes for 3
year olds. FIVE furlongs-False Alarm won;
One second, Rose Washington third. Time,
1:03M.
Third race-handIcap, seven furlongs-
Mabel Glenn first, Santa Anna second,
Charade third. Time, 1885.
Fourtn race-the Iroquois Stages for
3-year-Oi1s, one mile and a sixteenth
Brown Beauty won; Ronald second, Glee
Boy third. Time, 1:53.
Fifth rece-selling allowances, SIX fur
longs NRtterson won: Busteed second,
Logan third. Time. l:1514. In the sale
Wat:orson was bought IN for $4,000,
raise of $1,000.
Sixth race-selling allowances, SIX fur
longs-Worth won; Bewood second, Yer
satile third. Time, 1:l6ls.
Baseball Results
by telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
CLEVELAND. August l5.--The failure of
the home team TO mt Staley and their poor
work in the field gave Boston au easy VIC
tory to-day. Attendance, $500. Weather
warm and clear. Score:
Clevelands. OOOOO-O 2 5
Bostons .....2 0 1 90 0-5 3
Batteries -Clarkson and Zimmer; Staley
and Kelly.
NEW YORK WINS EASILY.
CINCINNATI, August 15.-New York won
an easy victory. The Reds played very
weak folding game, and were not able to
hit Rusie after the second inning. Wea-
ther pleasant. Attendance, 1900. Score:
r. B.H L.
CincInnatis. 81 00O00-2 3 3
New Yorks. ...l / ) l l o 0 0 K Il 2
Batterles-Dwyer, Sullivan, and Harrng-
ton; Rusie and Ewing.
THE PITTsBURGs BEATEN.
PITTsBURG. August ia wild throw by
Farrell IN the seventh opened the way for
three runs aud put the Senators in posses
sion OF the game. Attendance, 1884.
Score: h. p. II. z.
Pittsburgs. IL 0 0 10000 Ia
Batteries-Ehret and Mack; killan and
McGulre.
PRETTY POOR BALL.
CHICAGO. August 15.-To-day's game was
about the worst exhibition Of baseball
ever witnessed IN Chicago. Only one run
of the eleven scored was earned. the other
ten being made by errors. Weather fine.
Attendance, 800. Score: Il. L. Il. p.
Baltlmores 0OOO01O 80 IL 3
Cmcagos .. - 0 0 90 % 6 10
Batteries-Stevens aud Gunson; Hutch
insOn and Schriver.
AN INTERESTING GAME.
LOUISVILLE, August 15.--The PhIllies
won an interesting game from the Colonels
to-day 1t was anybodY's game until the
last man was out in the ninth inning.
Both pitchers did good work, and both
teams folded brilliantly. Attendance,
1000. Score: h. B.H. Z.
Iouisvilles ..OOO1 0OOOO-t 2
Phiadelphlas o 0 0 90 90 o. l
Batteries Sanders and Grim; weighing
and Cross.
HAwLEY DOES WELL.
ST. LOUIS. August 15.-Young Hawley
did we'll for st. Louis to-day. the Browns
manifestly defeating the Brooklyns largely
through his pitching. Attendance; 1880.
Score: n. B.H. Z.
ST. Louis.......OO2OOOOO1-3 81
Brooklyns .....0 10001 % 2
Batteries -Hawley and Buckley; Had
dock and Daley.
Democratic-Day IN Goochiand.
GOOD meeting of the Democratic