Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-21

1000 people for purse OF S.vo
Napier entered the ring at nine o'clock
promptly and was accompanied by Steve
O'Donnel, Mike Haley ana Andy Bowen.
Van Hest followed soon after, with
Charles Gleason. John Cass, |. NJ Dyer.
and Leon Barrerr. John Duffy acted as
referee Napier was a strong favorlte with
the sporting fraternity Frank Campbell
was official time-keeper. The men advan-
cei to the centre OF the ring at 9.i2. and
the first round commenced.
ROUND ONE.
The men fought cautiously throughout
the round, Napier missing several leads.
and Van Hest doing little or no damage
with the blows he landed. During an
exchange. Napier slipped 10 tha hoor.
There were no honors In this roui.d.
Round two-There was some hard fight
ing In this round. ppI Napier nearly up-
set Van Hest will , terrible hard punch.
though the latter anded heavily on the
jaw.
Rounds three. four. and five ended very
much in Napier's favor.
In the sixth round Van Hest half fell
and was half knocked down. though he
SOME VICIOUS FIGHTING.
Nothing important was done I'm the sew
enth round. but there was some vicious
lighting i'm the eighth round. Van Hest
had the best OF it, Napier had little
the best of the ninth round. The tenth
round was the best of the nght so far.
both men scored heavy blows on the head,
and towards the close. Van Hest delivered
a heavy right-hand swing on the jaw.
Round eleven n-Nan Hest VAS terrific
but Napier got the bost of A. During this
round Van Hest fell to tho floor from eN-
haustion.
Nothing was done I'm the twelfth round.
Van Hest receiving his wind. I'm the thir-
tecnth. fourteenth aNl fifteenth rounds
hunors were easy.
Rounds sixteen ami seventeen were I'm
favor Of Napier. Van Hest being knocked
down repeatedly. and tho gong barely
saving him from complete defeat Tn To"
seventeenth.
VAN HEST GROGGY
Round eighteen napier had the best
of this round. punching Van Hest an
over the ring. although the latter lhnd"t
some good stomach punches With M"
left. Van Host was knocked down bur
gong saved him from defeat. and he went
To his corner very grosFN
From the eighteenth to the twenty-ttrsr
rounds honors We're divided and at thr
end ~ the tN.uty-nr-t round II Wax
hard to say who had the best of the con
I test
From the twcuty-srcoui To the twenty
/ fourth rounds the rght was dragging
and unintcrcsting exhibition. From th'
! tNenty-nfth aud tWen'v-seven'h rounds
inclusive. Van Hest seemed to get 1T
tie the best OF the hitting
VAN HEsTS WIND
In the twcuty-cehth round Van Hest
/ scored a clever Knockout by heavy
/ stomach blow.
Yesterdays Turf Events.
dy telegraph to tn" Dspatchp
NEW YORK. september 9o.-Gravcsend
results:
FIRST race-slx furlongs Hentigcrnio
won. Lucky Dog second, Melody hll'
Time. ll5.
Second race-mile and furlong - J
Walter won. Racelanl second, ldz1ia thlE'
| Time l.55i,.
Third race-six turlnngs -Chattan"ogl
won Shadow second. WIN Elliott third
/ Time, lljis.
Fourth racc-one mile. Mary Stone won
Red Banner. second. Charmion thin
: Time. li2'g.
Firth race-siN furlongs- -Id1esleigh won
, prince George second. Lustrc thru
Time l.l,
sixth racc-une and q sixteenth miles
/ Victorious won. LOudon second, ofcW
third Time. ! 49,.
CINCINNATI. september @-L'tonh
results;
FIRST racc-siN aul half furlongs-
shiloh won. POLK owens second, MIS-
Moseicv. third. Time ~
second race-oue mile-Pearl NJ won
Marion second, Harry Weldon .thTl
Time. 49,
third race-slx furlouzs-Ss Oleo won
las Mia second. Governor froWn thlri
Time. llGia.
Fourth race-iiyc and a half furlongs-
Prince Cart won, Buckway second, buck
rene third Time. l03's.
Fifth race-nye urlongs-Annie Vie
TOR won. Dispatch second. Davy Monuo"
third Time, i03.
sixth racc-six and a half furlongS-
Say on won Indus second. Henry J"n
kins third Time. i@is.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY At GCTTEN
Bt RG
First racc-Gyc cighths of a mlle-maid
! aus- King Joseph. lll. SeafOam hliyD' lVi
Widow Cliquot Cgeldusj ioo; Hercules j"
Alv Girl (colU. 100. Merritt. lw, HyawaS
l0o. The Kclt. iyl. Little Tug. lp' RAJ
knight. lOo lrousi's. 10. VISION y.
I,onsdale. o.. Edward. a., Western star y
Second race quarters OF HlN'
Rcmorse. ~: Tactician, 100; Mirage w
Double cross. lO7. King crab. 100 ALara''
LOT: Indigo. lO0. Carmen VO; hrar GUAR, =,
o. oxford. 9s. Salisbury 80, Bayard' "
'Krinklna, -.
Tbird race-one and "A sixteenth milei
handicap-GlOaminR. III; kilden, lo
C,pyright. l07; Llsclg, lO2. Henry Youn'
lOg; Stowaway, 20.
Fourth race-fve-eighths OF mile
Geraldine, 10: Lizetta, NJ; Grey Easi
40. Wanpezo, 100. Marcus, l0. ~. Anth'
nv. 100; Yellow Rose. %; Major joe y
Brazos. 95; Larkin. 81. Strathmatd, y
} Little Dorrit, 81 blossom, Is.
Fifth race-fe and half furlongs
Appomattox. Ils. Sir knight. l6; Maj
General. %: sungIimpse -: Black Ha"l
o.: Elizabeth s.; Euealie, %; hypatia'
; sixth race-six and half turionss
Darkness. l22 Meadows. l22; skadl' u
, Johnetta, ll9; Leizh. III; Henry i"n"'
III.
Al Pittsburg:
p,,tsbure 90 . J.
4 Prooklyn. % , D.
FIits-Pittsburg. Y; BROOKLYN IL
? Errors-Plttsburg. 2; Brooklyn
atteries-Gumbert. Terry anu Mao'
: Kennedy and Daily.
At Cleveland: a
/, Cleveland. o
; po.,nn o 0 D
Hits-Cleveiand. -; Boston. -
Errors Cleveland. 9: Boston j.
Ratteries-Fisher and Zimmer; suVe'
!, and Bennett. ,.,.a mi,
2 At Chicago: The game scheiulea VIZ VIZ
washington to-day was playei on sul
: day. September II. consequently ths '''
had an Off day
At St Louis
g. Louis. .O20 x
= Philadelphia.
( Hlts-st. Louis. 5: Philadelphia, T.
Errors-St. Louis. q Phiiadeipna' :.
Ratterfes-Gleason and Twineham' "a
sey and Clements.
Al Louisville-F'irst game. eleven INNING
Louisville. % 0
! New York. 3 L
Hits-Ioulsyille. II: New YORK ",
Errors-Iouisville. ;; New YORK. y
Observation-Disclosures and Grim; Serm'
|, and Wilson.
At Iouisvilie--second game;
ronisyiue % 1 y
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