Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-25
THE SPORTING WORLD.
Turf Events at Saratoga, Monmouth fark'
and Eisewhere-Baii, Etc.
rpv .o,arranh IN the Dispatch.l

and Elsewhere-Bsii, Etc
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l
SiRarooA. Y. Y. July 2i.-Ihe attend
snce at the races which began here to-day
was large. The weather was cool and de-
ligh.ful. and the track fast. Summarles;
First race-five furlongs-Lord Harry
won Roslyn second. DIR. Hasbrouck third.
Time. Lola.
Second race-one mile-Saratoga won:
Monowai second. Sandowne third. lime,
Ia11.
Third race Flash Stakes, four furlongs-
Galle won; Williams second. Miss Liiiie
third. Time i9.
Fourth race-Travers Stakes, one and
1ne-quarter miles-Stowawsy won; All
rage second. Walnut third. Time 2:loS.
Fifth race-six furlongs-Shadow won;
Rico second, Major Joe third. lime
lis.
MoyMourH. Park, N. j.. July 2t-Flrst
race six furlongs won; Top Gal
liant second. Reginald third. lime, l;li14.
Second race-6ve furlongs-Harrlngton
won: Stonenel second, Curaco third.
Time, 1:00lz.
Third racc-one and one-sixteenths
miles-Raceland won Now or Never Sc
cond, Sport third. Time. 1:47.
Fourth race-five fUrlongs-hstoria won
Old Dominion second. Artillery third.
Time, 100.
Fifth race-one mile-Estollo won; No.
mad second. Arab third. Time. l:4OA..
Sixth receive furlongs-Correction
won; TOrmentor second. Kingston third.
Time, leo.
NEw YORK, July 2i.-Brighton Beach
First race-ono and done-slxteenth miles
West Chester won; Double Cross second,
Laura S. third. Time, 1:6l.
Cacoub race-fOur furiOnuS-Jakle DO
seph won; Honey Bee (colt) second, Ma
poleon third. Time. 50H.
Third race-slx furlongs-lnnOyatton
won; Crocus second, Laurel third. Time,
1:164.
Fourth race i've furlongs-Geraldine
won; Major Daily second, Billet Doux
(colt) third. lime. l02A.
Fifth race-saven furlongs-TOm Tough
won; VirGle second, Faithful third. Time,
1907.
Sixth race-six and one-half furlongs-
Mordotte won: Merry Duke second. Eng
lish Lady third. Time, liza.
GLOUCESTER, n. j., July A-Not a
fayorite won here to-day. In the NTH
race Thorndale, who was backed down
from 20 to to /, broke his leg after run
ming IA quarter OF mile and had 20 be
destroyed. Summary:
First race-seyen furlongs-Bargain won /;
Morton second, Dago third. Time, 1925.
Second race-four aud one half fur
longs-Beautiful Belle won; Eli second,
Sweet Alice third. lime, 5614.
Third race-fve furlongs-Jersey won {;
Fleurette second, Ella third. Time, l:Q35l.
Fourth race-six furlongs-Grand Pri1
won: Greenwich second, Marina third.
Time, l:2l1l.
Fifth race-six and one-half furlongs-
Rosebery won; Aftermath second, Aciio-
Jam third. Time, I2s]5.
Sixth race-four and one halt furlongs--
Fox Hill won; Princess Rhelda second,
liSe mersos third. Time, 57$l.
JOCKEY FLYNN KILLED.
COMFY ISLAND, July A.-Jockey Thomas
Flyun was thrown from his mount at the
Brghton Beach track this afternoon and
received injuries from which he died soon
afterwards. Flynn was 20 years old and
rode for James Mccormick. The accident
occurred while the second race was
beinp run, Flynn was mounted on
Sub Rosa and the field was large
one. While trying TO get out oi
the ruck Suba Rosa ran against the fence
and threw Flynn. He was trampled upon
by other horses and died within an hour.
Two other Jockeys were thrown. owing to
Flynn's fall. but their injuries are not sup
posed to be serious. An accident also oc-
Lord OF the Harem stun bled and fell and
threw his Jockey. George Barbee. TO the
ground. Barbee. fortunately escaped with
a severe shaking up.
The Diamond.
At Philadelphia: h. BIB. T.
PhiladelphIas..O OO0213 o. -
Brooklyns. 2O31000 Is 16
Batteries: Taylor and Clements; Ken
nedy and Kinslow.
At Cincinnati: R. B.H. L.
Cincinnatis.. % 0 0 4 OK ii
Clevelands i 0 1910 0-3
Batteries: Dywer and Murphy; Clark
son and O'Connor.
At Louisville: R. D.H. T..
LouisvIlles. o 100000 "a
Pittsburgs. q 0 00024 x-13 II
Batteries: Strattoh and Clarke; hillen
and Sugden.
At New York: r. B.H. z.
New Yorks. III 0 2 0 0 x-i IL
Batteries: BALDWIN and Doyle; Mcmahon
and Clarke
st. AZ Louis. on sOa.' ss.O.a...'''..2o122O1OO~sI IA !
Chicagos. .......O 0001O Ia $
Batteries: Bretenstein and Peitz );
Hutchinson and SERVERS.
At Boston: R. BE. E,
Washingtons % 30140 45-17 %
Bostons. .......4 90 8 % 1 3 2-l5 Is 5
Batteries: Stockdale and Farrell Mich
OILS, Gastright. and Camel.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
At Augusta: r. B.H. Z.
Augustus 100000 000-l 8
Chattanoogas. % 5000 90
Batteries: Camp and Dixon; Daub and
Dugdale.
At Mobile: B.BH. e.
Mobiles. .......5 10000 2-lO IL 2
Memphis. ..01l200 90 5-9 IL
Batteries: Daniels. Doran, and frost
Phillips and Rogers.
At Charleston R. BIB. Z.
Charlestons ..OO1O1O2 1-6
Savannahs. ....2O111O00 0O--5 8 4
Batteries: Cross and Armstrong; Petty
and Cunningham.
At New Orleans: b. BIB. Z.
Birminghams 4 0 0 0 4 0 o Oil IL
New Orleans. Il 0 2 0 0 2 10
Batteries: Duke and Earl; Bailey and
Baldwin.
At Montgomery
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montgomery. ......... ........''.'''', :. II
Batteries: keenan, and Sommers; Gun
ningham and Twlnheham.
At Macon: R. BIB. z,
Macon. ....... o 0 0 90 20 0 90 8
Atlanta ...1 90 500 AK ~
Y. NJ. C. AS DEFEAT THE FARMERS
outbatted by the visitors-rhe Score 1f