Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-29
FIELD OF SPORT.
Results Yesterdsy on Race-Course and
niaunnnd-NnfnhIaI Incidenfs.

Results YesterdGy on Racc-Course ana
Diamopd-Notabis Incidents.
SARATOGA, n. Y. July 2s.-First race-six tur-
longs -Aiafonsia wen Mask second, Boyd Pant
lind third. Time, l:l7.
Second race-nyc and one-haif furlongs- De
stroyer won Elite ally second, Ellen Il. third.
Time.l:1l.
Third race-oue mile-Copyright won Stone
mason second, Clemenine third Time, l:44be.
Fourth race-hve furlongs-Lord Harry won;
Nick second, Toano third. Iime l;O2M-
Fifth raco-soyen fuTlongs-Shadow won;
Void second. Rico third. Time, LES.
BRIGHTON BEACH. July 2S.--First race-hve
furlongs-T. o. U. won: Mamie Ii. second, Laugh
ing Water third. Time EO4A
Second race-slx furloa IS Eliza Ann won;
West Park second, Clarus third. Time, I;lsl.
Third race--seyen furlongs Lou Rhett won;
J. II. C. second, Clement third. Time, l:3otf
Fourth recs-one mile-Count won; Bitten
second, dead heat for third place between Orchis
and Tom Tough. Time, l:42A.
Fifth race-six and one halt fnriongs-he-
straint won; Little Nell second Alcade third.
sixth race~four and one-half furlougs-Easter
Jchu won; Home Run second, Honest Tom
third. Time, 57l4.
GLOUCESTER. n. j., July 2S.-The races to-day
resulted as follows: ~,
First race-four and one-halt furlongs-Fagn
won Courtland second, Black Hussar third.
Time, 5Sl6.
Second fafe-HNe IuTlouRs-iIdFtloo WDu,
Delury second, Estee 4. third. Time. l:O3l4.
Third race five furlongs-tleurette won
Morning Glory second, Annorean third. Time,
1:o3l6-
Forum won; Pete second, Persuader third.
Time, l:27la.
Fifth race-six and one-quarter furlongs-
Tradesman won; Dick second, Aftermath third.
Time, 1.241h.
sixth race-six and one-haf furlongs-Mark-
stone woD Successor second, Leon L. third.
Time, 1897.
MONMOUTH PARK. N. j., July 2s.-First race
six iurlongs-Aidie won Cactus second, Chesa-
peake third. Time, 1:133.
Second race-hye furlongs-Fusilier won;
Drum Major second, the General third. Time,
l:Ol.
Third race-one and oue-sixteenth OF mile
Aloha won; Picnicker second, Mary Stone third
Fourth race-one mile md ono furlong-Ban-
quet won; Young Arion so ,ond (only two start
eTsl. Time. l:54B.
entna won; Mantle Is. (rllyl second, Melody
third. Time, l;0sl6.
sixth race-one mile-Lady Pulsfer won !:
Nomad second, Chief Justice third Time'
1:4lli.
CLEVELAND. o., July 2s.--Free tor all-paclng,
purse s2,OOO-yillage farms Hal Pointer b. g,
by Tom llal-Sweepstakes. by knighto showel
(Geers), 2, /. J, |; Guy, IL. 3, 2: Major Won
der 4, =, ,, 3 Blue Sign, 3. 4, 1, A; Chronos. D.,
2:0SA, 2:llI1. 2:00}l.
Goldsmiths Hazel Wilkes, chestnut mare, by
GUY Wllkes-Blanche, by Artburton (Godsmlth),
?, e l, g. q l. l; PiIiey, .. o, 2, l, l, 2, 2: DR..
sparks /, /. @. d, 8, 3, 3; WardwelI, 3, ., 3, 2.
8, ruled off Dandy, 4, 4, 2, A, y. ruled on MIS-.
Alice, ., 8, o, D, 4, ruled on; White stocSlng; q
z, 4, 7, dietanced. Time, 2:l3Sl, 2:lJ1p 2l3l4,
2:l43i, 2:l414, 2:i3. 2:l6h.
2:23 class trotiing, purse s2,00O-V. l..
Shuler's 4. L. H., b. g., by Victor Bismarck--
Minnie King, by Mambrino King lshu,er and
Geers), 1. ., /, 1; La Tosca. 3, ], 2, 3; Gabrielle,
4, g. 3,2; Jesse Sheridan. q, 4. 8. 4; Prince
Henry .. O, 4. 8; Arlington. z, D, o, o.; Willow.
2, distancsd. Time, 2:l6k, 2:1S, 2:lSl4, PISA.
Base Ball.
At st. Louis: r. BIZ. z:
ST. Louis .....'.'0 ~
Batteries: Gleason, Clarkson, and Gunson /;
Young and O'COnnOr.
At Louisville: X. BH. y.
LoaisyiIles. ......6 OO2120 Oil I5 1
Chicagos ........l 600 o. O.
Batteries: Stratton and Clarke; McCiill and
Kittredge.
BrookIyRs aS IyTsA''n' .:......o 2Oo43Oo Ia :
Philadelphias 40 o 1 o. % 10 l
Batteries: Haddock and Daley; Weyhing
and Clements.
c,ati A. SlnSlanan' i,nssis. .ooosooooO-s = D. i
Pittsburgs ........;I OO1O O0I2-7 10 l
batteries: sullivan ana Murphy. Gumbort
aud sugden.
At Boston-First game: R. R.B.H. z.
Bostons.... ......l 1905 582x-l9 10 .
Baltimores .... Il , OO0OO 90 q
batteries: Nichols and Bonnet; Mullane and
Clarke.
Second game: X. BH. y.
Bostons ...........i 001 110ox-6 0
Baltimores. IO1l10I-5 16 2
Batteries Staley, Stiyetts, aad Bennett; Nc
Nabb and Clarke.
At Washington: R.B.H. e.
Washington. 0 o O2 0 is IL =
, Now York....,....0 1 o D . OIL
Batteries stocksdale and Farrell; Rusie and
Nhligal.
SEEKING SOUTHERN Vim.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 23.--Mansger Barnie
lef. last night for a tour through the Southern
League circuit. He is armed with $4,000 In
ready cash, with which he will pny sucn players
as he can take a fancy 20, Mr.. Dexter said this
morning that the directors are determined to
make the club a. strong as any in the league.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Mohilss. 32O32 l3-I5 ~ >
Pensacola.4 o o q D o o O. 10 z
Batteries Daniels and frost; Miller and
Gonding.
charIespons.'...3 s Hsn13 OOOO13 2-Io 10 1
Augustus 10 OOOI0l- 8 10 2
Batteries Lucid and Armstrong: Blackburn
and Dixon.
At Savannah: BIZ. v.
Ailantas % o 3 / z 5 x-17 20 3
batteries: netty and Hurley; Moran and
Darby.
AT Macon: ERH. Z.
Macons ............3 0 90 o. 4
Chattanoogas. 40 o OF 20 OIL
Batteries Donuslly and Fields; Dauo and
Dugdale.
AT Montgomery: Montgomery-Memphis game
postponed-rain.
THE LEAGUE DIVIDED. -
MACON Ca, July 2s.-The directors OF tho
Southern League have decided 70 divide the
Southern League into eastern and western diyi-
eionB and will play out the bslance OF tho sea-
son in this way. The winning clubs OF each dt-
vision will play on. the winner 20 play the win
ner OF the nrst half tor the pennant- Inis -
considered good step and the salvation Oh oase-
ball In the south.
Jacksonville Bicycle Meet.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, July 2S.-Oger ono
thousand spectators Witnessed the confess IN tho
bicycle meet at Yilla Maynard to-day, aud over
$4,000 changed hands among the betting ira
tetnity on the results The greatest interest at
tached 70 the fiye-miie race between IL =. Mena'
ger ana q. Il. Saunders, Menager winning in IA
minutes, 15 seconds George IL. Adams made
the southern record for two niles In composition
In 5:14<. Adams also won tho one-mtie state
cham mpionship In 2:44. A big meet, with ", ,oOo
In cash prizes, 10 being arranged for August.
Internatiouai Yacht Race.
lBy telegraph 70 the Dspatch.l
NEW YoRK, July 2s.-The announcement was
mado to-day that the date of the international
yacht race for the American cup had been oru-
cially ixed for October 9th.
General TeiegrephicsIities.
The first bale Of new Georgia cotton was rc-
ceiyed at Savannah yesterday.
Ten thousand casks and 500 hogsheads OF