Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-16

been struggling Tor MS mead. passed Ierrl-
fer. ond took n lead of two lengths.
The race all through the back stretch was
an exceedingly pretty one. All Of the
horses were running well together and
within striking distance of the leaders.
Al the far turn Lconawcll sharply increased
lns lead and a shout went up from his ad-
mirers. Thor JOY was shOrt-hved. however,
for. turning into the home stretch. Diablo.
Lgmpltchter. Judge Morrow. and Hume
moved up and Joined the leader.
THE VICTORY.
A desperate and highly exciting drive
cuSucd. the horses running almost head
and head through the stretch. Less than
"A quarter of a turlong from tho wire Diablo
began To draw ont, and soon getting clear
Of the others won grand race by a length
and half Lampllshtcr beat the tired
hut game Leouawell a neck for the place.
Hume, who was fourth, ID nose away, was
lapNcd to the withers by PIckpocket and
Charade, who had come from the rear IN
the last Iifty yards. IarIl. who rode the
winner. was placed on "a floral horseshoe
and carried IN triumph from the Judges
stand 10 the paddock. A floral horse shoe
was also placed about the neck of the
winning horse as nc was led from tho
track. Scarcely ample OF app.ause greet
ed these ceremonies.
As good as 60 to l could bc obtained
against Diablo's chances IN the early bet
ting 50 little were his prospects of Winning
the race considered. straight mutual
tick cts on him. of which only twelve were
sold. pa'1 S29i.50. One hundred and
seven bCok-makers did business IN the
betting ring. but they were utterly une-
DUAL TO the task of taking IN the money
offered them by the crowds
First race-for all ages. five furlongs--
Kingston won; Dr. iiasbroucR second,
Correction three. lime. 1:00i9.
Second race-fOr 3-year-olds. one and
ones xteenth miles Kaiubow won; Sport
second, -. Domingo third. Time, l:494.
Ihird race Expectation stakes for =
venT-olds. half unie-Ctateau won; Black
Hawk second, birmingham third. 1ime
50
Fourth raco-Brooklvn handicap for
3-ycar-ol3s ana upwards; value of stakes,
S25 .000. OF which -. .000 to the second and
1900 10 the third; one mile and quar-
tor DabIo, ll2. 80 10 / (larall. won;
Iamp1chter, -. : TO (Sims), second; ;
IeonaWtlI. liO. 10 10 1 (Doggettl. third.
Hume. IickpOckct. Cnarade, fideho,
Torriier. Raceland. Banquet. Judge Nor
row. Mars. and Nomad also ran. lime.
Z:lj. 49,
Fitch rnce-for 2-vear-olds. selling. one
half mile Ioko won; Josie second, Lord
Nelson third. llmc. 80
b. e aA
selling. SIX furiongs- Harvest won; Ly-
ceum second, Mordotte third. lime l;l4.
MouND-CITY RACES.
Sr. I.orts. May Is. First race--six fur
longs -Hallbn won AerOnaut second.
Fatimq third. Time, lis :.
Second race maiden stakes, 2-vear-oldS,
four and Oue-half iurlOnGs -Libertlne
won: kug David second, Harry Lewis
third. Time. 100.
Third race-seling. six furlongs san
Saba won; Nerden second, Doubtful third.
Time. 1.2l.
Fourth race-selling, six furlonGs-,
Wcleefeld won, GU. Of sight second.
Costa Klca third. Time, l:204. ..
Fifth race-solhug, seven and one.hali
fur.ours-Grey Duke won Carroll held
second. Pennyroyal third. Time, l:4i.
sixth racc-handicap, mile and fdriong-
St Joe won Bessie Bisland second, sir
Walter Raleigh third. lime 1903.
CrAEER-cITY TRACK.
GLoucrsrYR. \. j.. May 15.-The attend
ance was much larger ;ban usual. OWING 20
there being betting on the Brook Yn
Handicap. In the second race LII won but
was disqualified Tor fouhng Artillery.
iIr,t receive iurlongs -Morten won :;
! Con Iucy second. Cloyerdale third. Time.
Seeond race -four and q half furlongs-
| Artillery won: CharOn second. sweet
Ahce third Time, 574.
THIRD race-seveu and One-half fur
Io1gs- -Blackwood Won Moutlece second,
WALLACE G. third. Time, J:IJ'4
Fourth race-six and One-halt iutlcngs--
knapp won, Oberlin second. Miss Bell
third. Time. l:2j :.
TiUh raca-three and one-half fur
lorg.-Despair won: Pansir (coit second,
Dare Dcvi third. Time. 45.
Sixth race-slx and one-qu0rter fur
longs Joe Carter won; Mayor Is. second.
Extra third. Time, lag.
FALLS CITY wINNERs.
LOUISVILLE. KY. May ia chilly, rainy
afternoon. In the second race the horses
were kept a. the post an hour. and therace
vn4 mn after all in driving ram.
First race-selling, 5-year-olds and up.
one mllc-Flowor Dellis won; LoudOn
second. Tho Queen third. Time, 1:47.
Second racc-tnc Ccjtr er-JOuraGi stakes,
sell ng. for 2-yeAr-olds, i've turlOngs
rms won: Miss Mamie second, Gore Jay
third Time, 1.0j-l.
third raco-;he kentucky OAKS for
9.vear old flnes .fOals Of lS90', one and
n,o-onafter mules Monroe Via won; Eliza
betn J.. SECOND, Joanna third. lime, 2.i6;
tourth Nce-seling, tor 3-year olds and
upward.. seven iurlongs Cora Taylor won;
White Nose second Old Pepper third.
Fitch race-the McCampbell handicap,
for 3-year olds. one mile and twenty yards
Rudolph won: Prlm Rose second, kinslm
third Time, las.
Base Ball
pbM,IadeIpnias Mi .-.~.2144O2O2O-l5 % /
Washingtons s.....OOO10000 .
batteries: Weyhinc and Cross; Duryea,
Mcekin. and Mcclure.
At Brooklyn: R. D.H. F:
Haltimores. res.........OOU30 30O000-3 8
BatterIes-Steln and kInslow; McNabb,
NcMshon. Robinson. and Clark.
Al Bostons: Il. B.H. z.
Bostons, ,et OO6OO1Ox-s 4
Now York......0 90 o 3 0 0 l 20 IL
Ba,teries-Nichols and Bennett; Crane
and Doyle.
vatcH At ttcSH"oon'.soeOoOoo1-i Macon IN 3
SiaeIn 9heTlpston"..0 rri'..' 0OOOOO2-2 !
Batteries-Abbey and Fields; Colclough
and Sugden.
cbiea1o. Nc Cn.'a-o o..oooo1OO8O-4
Pi,tsbprgs .l202 Ia II
Batterics: Hutchinson and kittredge ;
Gastrght and NacS.
AtCleyclsud: Louisville-Clcyeland game
postpOucd-raiu.
Al. ~. LOUIS: r. BIZ. Z.
/ C.pcinna.i ....3 ? 900 o 4
Tatteries: Gleason and Peitz; Dwyer,
Murphy, and Vaughn.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Al Atlanta. Ga. No game-rain.
Al Chattanooga: No game--raln. Two
games to-day.
At Memphis