Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
Racing and Ball.
BY Telegraph to the Dispatch

done at kuatenauui-
Racing and Ball.
fBy telegraph 20 the Di'patch.l
PHILADELPHIA. July 13.-Tvo favorites,
tvro second choices. and two outsiders
uon th. Gloucester races to-day. The
book known as tho Guttenburg Club took
IN about $500 on Miss Mamie OF odds OF
3to1 while other books were laying but
9toI. When the race was over holders Oh
Miss Mamie tickets found that the book
Rad welohcd. Treadway fell IN the fourth
race. and Bender. who rode him. had On
arm fractured The summary:
First race-six and one-half furlongs-
Lurav won; Bargain second. B1eton third.
Second racc-six furloncs-Mlss Mamie
won: ROBIN Hood second, Pekln third.
1lmc, 1.18. ,..,
Phil won; Matte Howard second, Lltto
Lewis third. Time i:O4.
Fourth race -hge-elghths OF q mile
Gold Pen won Harry Ireland second, Lee
banon third. Time. l:O3h.
Fifth race-half milo-Dovncast won;
Treason second, Yingari (colp third
sixth HTacc-fve.eighths Of a mile-Po-
kno won: Sungteilow second, queen
Dor third. Time, l:04.
MosMorrH PARK. y. J., July 13.-First
race-.eyen furiougs Estes won
Stoneneu second, -. Florian third. Iime'
Second race-mle Sport won: Rochez
second. Michael thIrd. Time. E4l4.
Third race-the July stakes. hve fur-
longs Hydegabad won 81 Maxim second
sam Lucas third. Time, lO5'
Fourth race-the Shrewsbury handicap,
mile and n hall Pickpocket won Banquet
second. Mars third. Time. 2:33<4.
Fifth race-Gvc and one-baif furloncs-
Chateau won: Ed Kearney second, Cross
fire colt third. Time, EOtf.
Sixth race-slx urlones-ilammle won
Sir Arthur second, Wan Jim thlrd. lime,
E13.
FIRST receive furiongs -Crocus won;
Express second. Laughing Water third.
Second racc-fve furlongs-Patrolman
won Angelo second, Honey Bee lcolt)
third. Time, l:Oi4., c-,,
Tom Tough second, Major DAILY third.
Fourth race-one and one-si.teenth-
Bitten won: Sarasassa second, Terrlher
third. Time. Lao.
Fifth race-siy and half furlongs-Billet
pouI colt won; Arnica second, Double
Cross third. lime, l:22.
sixth race SIX luli'l4E-- .h'lLN Duho
won 81. Mark second, English Lady third.
lime l:l6's.
WAss1NGIoy PARK, CHlcaGo. July "a
First race-ono mile-First Ward won;
Koko second, Aldebaran third. Tine,
Second race SIX furloncs-Pedestria
won: Anna May second, lzzlo o. third.
Time. l:l34.
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second Vassal third. lime. III.
Fourth raco-mlle and seventy yards
Baron won: Tom Flynn second, Shadow
third lime, l:ij.
Flfth raao-pur.e. - zoe, for three-yelr-
old. two miles-NewtOn won; Prince of
! Darkness second. Versatile third. Time.
3.27'.. n
cheasos A5 GSiS'so' '':s.o'''..O12O1O2olI7 + % J. j
Balt,m0rc5 .....O OIOOOOO2-3 9 3
batteries. McGill and SERVER; Nc
Mahon and Clark.
stLouis.......OOO112OOO-4 St 0
| Rrooklyus. 100000 000-l 7 2
Batteries. Gleason and Gunson; Green
and hinslow.
At Cincinnati: Il. IN. z.
Cincinnatis....O OOO12OO-3 . 2
Bo,tons 10000 80 o
Batteries: sullivan and Murphy; Nj
chols and Bennett.
At Cleveland: r. .D.H. E.
New Iorks...A 0 2 o o o q o.
Batteries: Cuppy and O'Connor; Bald
win and Dovle.
A. Louisville: Il. D.H. Z.
Louisvlles. 10 . O21 90 / . Y .
| PhiladelphIas.. 1 0 o ! . O. . I 6
Batteries: Rhodes and Grim; Nickery
and Clements.
At Pittsburg: r. B.H. L.
Pittsburgs. .....1 22O1OO-6 9 /
Washing ous.. % 0 90 o 20 0 3-3 ,
Batteries; Ehret aud Miller; Esper and
Farrell.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
At Macon: R. D.H. +.
AuEustas..... d / 0 01 %
Batteries: Clausen and Field; Camp
and Wilson.
At Chattanooga: r. BIZ. z.
| Sa7annahs ......................4
Mampni9!pn.i ai M3mpni' aoOOs221-I5 +; Di5' i5 +
New Orleans ..Ol2O3O03 "A 2
Batteries: Phillips and Boan Bailey
and BALDWIN.
At Nashville: r. B.H. L.
NashyIlles. ....1 / l ! 0 o 0 0-5 . 3
Mobiles. II 0004I-7 IL 2
Batteries Barnes and Boland; Free
man aud frost.
| Al Atlanta: P.D.U.R.
Atlantas. ....051O401O Oil II 6
| Charlestons % 0 3 90 l 33X-l2 II 3
Batteries: Rettger and Moran; Colcol-
| ough and Sugden.
| YALE AND AMHER3r TIED.
CmcAGo, July l3.-Yalc shut out Am
| herst IN one of the prettlest games of the
series on Southslde grodnds this after
noon by score Of to nothing. Virginia
was forced out Yesterday. Had Yale lost
| to-day Amherst would have won the inter
| collegiate championship and become the
| pOsscssOr Of the Spaldlng silver cup. As
| things stand, Yale and Amherst are tied,
with three games won and one lost each,
and will play OF the decisive game Satur-
| day. score: