Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-06
TIme. LIZ. In the run-ofr Bcecher won easily

Time. I:I7tl. In the run-off Boecher won cashy
by SIX lengtns. Time, l;lo1a-
Fourth race-six fnrloncs-ssm rertne, s'' rvu'
RedwIng second, sight Draft third. Time Eioh,
Fifth race--one and one-eighth miles-beuhss
won; Jim Daughorty second Uncle FRANK 'ni'1'
Time, l:57. ooo
sons wero In attendance at tho races to-1hy.
The weather was delightful and the track rn'
fast. Tho betting Was lively. with the bookiss,
as usual, having nacn tne pes, sona,,or1 =, y. r0
First race-one mile-Boliyar won; lilapen'
SECOND, Macauley third. Time, l4l1S ror,
second race-fve and one-half furlongs--lo.n
skidmore wen; Play or Pay second, NICK thiru'
Third rsce--four and one-half ffurlongs-Pedes-
trian won 4: Captain Wagner second, Dalsyr'a"
third. Time 55l@ nal
briggan won: John Hickey second, King hac
third. Time, 2:l1. -.
Fifth rare-aix furlongs Buddhist won; kha-
tan second, Mulatto third Time, l:lo94' ,,,,
sixth race-siK and one-hat furlongs-naplu
won: Badge second, Blackburn third. Time
1:22. -
GLOUCESTER, y. j.. April 5.-Four favorites
and two second choices won mere ,o-Ghy. p.,-
First racc-nve and cne-hat furlongs-bhi-
rientos won: King Solomon second, Deerlodge
third. fine, 10faf.
Second race-four nn1 one-half furlongs-
Sweet Alice won; Lyrist second Postal 'hii''
| Time. -.
THIRD race-sevcn furlongs-Oberlin won
Iiouri second. strlngfellow third. 1ime' 1:3J1l.
Fourth race-siI aud oue-quarter iniI.nss. iniIl..
Arapahoe won TradeSmen second, AlEHS"s
third. Time. 1897
Filth race--one inile-Knapp won Poet So
cond, LIZZIE McDun third. Time l:f7Hl..
Sixth rHce-fOur and one hall turlongs-Linshin
won: Iowa Boy second, frankie 4. third. Iime'
%.
AUGUSTA. CA. April 5.-savannah played Au-
! gusia here today. Score - 10 I2.
PRISCETOs. y. j., April 3.-ffinceton playeu
sIt4f
| defeating the University OF Vermont by score
| Of to .. Pond and Cook pitched Tor the
| Universities ard kinsella caught, Whle
| Trenchard caught and Mullen and fOfhylu
| pitched for Princeton. King made home-ruh
| and 1renchard tNo-bagger ont OF total 0i
| eight hits for Princeton. Tho University made
| 3 errors and Princeton :. Prln ;e'ohoo " "
| IOOlx-G; Vermont--0 . o 90 0O-3
| PHILADELPHIA, PA, April J.-lale defeated
Pennsylvania in lO0sely-played ehint
| this afternoon. Freshman B0sWOrth pltchcd thf
first inning FOR Pennsyivana. but was taken ; ou;
/ after the visitors had scored four runs ana
/ Reese substituted. The latter was effective
/ 1hompson's mutt in the fourth inning SEM W. W.
Yale mon across the plate. kttendance, @,oVu
| base-hits o: errors, +. Yale, o o D
| x-runs, y basc-Lits, s; errors. 3. Bateries-
| Boswell, Reese and lIoldster; Carter and Ned
| Ze. Umpire, Tim Hurst
! the baseball season here this afternoon IN q
| game with Lchigh ard won at raniom. Lohlgt
I showed plainly the lack OF team work. ine
| visitors put up gt-edge game both IN the felc
! aud at the bat. Highlands pitching Was al
/ mired score: Lehigh, o o o O.
| runs. .; base-bits, g.; errors 4. Harvard, q
! 142 3 = x-runs, IA baso-hits l3 errors
| .. Battcres-A. Highland ana Upton; NeVins
| Gallagher, and Gadd; jackson and Burloy.
! CHARIFsToS, =. G.. April 4.-Chnrleston, 4
/ Cleveland. z. Base-hits-Charleston, =: Glove
| land. s. krrors-Chnrleston, 4 Cleveland. i
| Batteries -Killeen and Sugden; Davis and I'm
! mer 80,
ATLANTA, GA, April 5.-BOltlmOre, 8; Chi
! cagp, >.