The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-15
ALIX-DIRECTUM RACE.
ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED FOR
THE GREAT CONTEST TO-DAT.
Interes,lng Running Races at the Various
Trncks-A Jockey Ruled on at y ASH
vilIe-Other Events.

ments for the great Alix-Directum race
at Mystic Park tomorrow afternoon arc
now complete, and unless signs iaii' inc
event will be the most successful In poin'
OF enthusiasm. speed weather anu @''
dance. ever held in this part OF the cou"-
try. The weather is clear to-h'ehI
every promise of a beautiful DAY to-i''
row for the battle OF the giants I
horses are said to be in the PINK VI ~
dition and fl to trot for their lives an"
this fact seems 10 be generally understo1 ~
NV the sporting fraternity, VINO decll"o
make either great faVorlte' ,..o.s, ali
fvoe race has excited great ii''eteSe r,,.
,,,.r tho country Horsemen from ullSi ~
r,oints have been constantly arriving uu
ing the past two or three nays "n 80
grand influx from New England poln'' -
nrongfaa tomorrow. The final deposit u
49, ,,-onev was made with Stakeholder
David Blanchard tonight, willch pu'S ~
cIincber on the match. The track mas Deen
,,u+ en- snIendid condition. JACK curry, VIZ
vim drive AK, thinks that NV VIII D'
1oino, awful fast. while others, more 80
guine. believe that 200 or Z'Vo VIII DC -
mark There seems TO be no question Du'
that the track record OF 2:l2 il VIII De 10"
cred me pacing record is q second tas,et'
while Nancy Hanks has made an eNnlOl-
ton mile in 2OS IA at Mystic.
The Results ut Cumberland Park
NASHVILLE, TENN. Nov. H.-First-
class snort rewarded those VINO braNed
the chilling weather at Cumberland FarA
to-day. Minnie Gee, Linda and Rogue
fort we're the winning favorites. Ihere
were only two dumps-Josle u, lO 10 j.
and Mary NJ, - TO 1. After a complete
Investigation of the Eloray case, the judge
to-day refused TO receive further entries
from Fred. Foster, and VIII not alio"
Jockey Hueston TO ride again.
The following are to-day's results:
First race. seven furlongs Bro
first, Abb second, Rose third. Time
l:29
Second race. selling, six furlongs-Minnie
Gee first, Miss Knot and Redcap dead
heat for the place. Time, 1:lo 1-2
Third race, selling. five furlongs-Mary
p. NJ. first, Bob Nicely second, Editha
third Time. 1903 IA
Fourth race, selling, one mile-Linda
first, Peabody second, Colonel ;. thru'
Time -.
Fifth race, selling six and half FUR
longs-ROquefort first. Diamond Dick se-
cond, Sly Lisbon third. Time, l:23.
Six race, six furlongs-Josie ID. FIRST
Boreals second. Eyelet third. Time, IL.
Three Flvorites and Two outsiders win.
EAST ST. LOUIS. Nov. H-Chamness
had the mount on two winners at East
St. Louis to-day. Three favorites and a
pair of outsiders were successful. The
weather was clear and cold, the track
slow and the sport fair. The attendance
large and the betting heavy. Summarizes
First race, dve-elghths OF a mte-EUnice
first. Marmaduke second, Saxophia third.
Time, 90.
Second race. nine-sixteenths Of a mile
-Tommie r. first, John Francis second,
Hiram third Time. La.
Third race. three-fourths OF mile-Bel-
lem first. Youlnden second, Granny white
third Time lbs "a.
Fourth race. one and one-siXteenth Of
q mNe-San Sayres first Envy second,
Ethel third. Time 2:l6 L.
Fifth race, three-fourths Of n rile-brrl
Fool FIRST Harry Warren second. Paddy
Flynn third. Time, 100 H.
Forr Favor.tes Win ~ Chicpr,.
CHICAGO. Nov. H-Four favoritos won
at Hawthorne to-day FiphaD won the
stCeplechase at odds of Z 90 I and was
weN backed. summary.
First race. one aud one-siNtecnth miles
Ellen first Miss Clark second, Encoria
third. Time, 2I3 3d.
Second race. one mlle-Esteile first
James Y. Carter second. Ondawa third
Time 1:l5 II
Third race, six furlongs-Barnad first.
TippecanOe second Bolster third. Time.
lis 81
Fourth race, steeplechase. short course
Flphap first, Dom Pedro, second, General
Miles third. Time, 1886.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Bijou first
Baron second. Lord Dalmeny third. Time,
! LII Ii.
The winners ~ San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 1.-THE wea-
Their was clear and the track fast. Sum-
maries:
First race, five-elghths Of mlle-Joe
Cotton first Jim r. second, Sir Reginald
third. Time. 1:O1 IL.
Second race, live-eighths OF mile
! Maiden ear-olds-Nelson first, RI
cardo second, Norven third. Time LOO.
Third race, one mile, selling, all ages
Revolver first. Bernardo second, Wild oats
| third No time.
Fourth race, seven-eighths OF a mile,
| all ages-Flambeau first. Artlcus second,
| Firefy third Time III 10.
Fifth race. flve-eghths OF mile-Wan-
dering Nun first, Centurion second, Nor
! folk third. Time 1:Ol ga.
| or Dav for FavOrites at Gloucester.
GLOUCESTER, N. j., Nov. H-One IA
| vovite. three second choices and two out
siders won to-day. Dillon Us perform
ance to-day was In strong contrast with
! his last two races and caused consider
| able comment
FIRST race, six and a half furlongs-
! Lyceum first, Ryusty second, Gonzales
third. Time 1:35 II.
! Second race, four and a half furlongs-
/ Dillon j. first, Vocalize second, Orphan
! tnird. Time. 1:26.
Third race, five furlongs-Jersey first
Con Lucey second, Piquante third. Time,
! :0j II.
Fourth race, four and a half furlongs-
I Artillery first. Silence second, Sonora
! third. Time So 81
| Fifth race. four and a half furlongs-
! Varuna first. j. II. Nc. second, Doc
/ Birch third. Time, 50 Ia
Sixth race six and a quarter furlonGs-
! Mutiny first. Darius second, Shy Ellen
third. Time, 1:28 IA.
! TIKE DEFEAT PHILOSOPHIChLLf