The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-19
TURF, DIAMOND AND WHITE ASH.
Results of Yesterdays Racing
Events.
A Jockey Thrown aud Killed at
Louisville.
The International Regatta at Austin
Has Bad Westhsr-on tho Ma
tional League Diamond.
Sporting Events.
Rx The Annotated Press.

BY the Associated Press
New York, May 18-The chief inter-
est of the day was in the promised con-
test between Clifford and DR.. Rice at
122 pounds each in the Parkway handi-
cap course at one mile and a sixteenth,
but Clifford was scratched. leaving Ban
quet rs the chief contender. Up to the
three-quarter pole the four flyers ran
nose and tail at a cracking pace, Bitten
eading. DIR. Rice second, Banquet third
and Herald last. The mile was run in
1:4lL and then Bitten shut down sud-
denly and dropped to the last place.
Banquet tried hard to overtake DR..
Rice but could not and the latter won g
we'll run race in fast time.
Four and one. half iurlongs-Sly Dance
won. Hsrkimsr second, Barnes third;
time, 0:561z.
One miie-Leonville won, Walter
Riggs second, Star Actress third; time,
/ AS.
Six furlongs Appomattox won,
Torch bearer second, Nick third: time,
1:14%.
Parkway handicap, one and one-six-
teenths miles-Dr Rice. z to 10, won;
Banquet, IL to 8, second; Herald, 100 to
/, third; time, ASH.
Five furlongs-Tamarlino won, Nanki-
pooh second, Second Attempt third;
time, l :02.
One and one-sixteenths miles-George
Beck won. Connors second, Captain L.
third; time, / :05.
JOCKEY KILLED.
LOUISVILLE, May 1S.-Only five races
were run today, the fourth being de-
clared off. In the second Judge Payne
fell just beyond the half-mile post,
throwing Goodale, and Virden, who was
last and coming at full speed, stepped
on his forehead, crushing it in and csus-
ing conclusion of the brain, from which
he died about 20 minutes afterward. He
was also badly bruised about the body.
The talent Jared better today, three OF
the favorites winning.
Weather cloudy and cold; track about
one second slow.
Half mile-Tough Timber won, La
Grace second, Gaergle third; time, :5l.
Seven furlonge-Tremon won, Gre
vase second, Contribution third; time,
1:eS.
The Alexander stake. two-year-old
colts, $1,000 added 5000 to second. 500
to third, five urlongs-Lsureste. 5 to 2,
won; Buckfy second, Blasco third;
time, :03%.
Five furlungs-Free Advice won, La
Fiesta second, Lady McCsnn third;
time, :03.
Seven iurlougs-Helen N. won, Rag
ner second, Llewyn third; time, 81.
ST. LOUIS RACES.
ST. LOUIS, May lS.-Six fu-longs-
Gallop won, Blake second, "Williston
third; time, :19A.
Mile and quarter-Grey Forest won,
Pearlins second, Henry Jenkins third ;
time, 2:172.
ne-sixtesuths OF 8 mils-Little Jim
won, Miss Allen second. Dora ID. Wood
third; time, :5S.
Mile and HquarteS-Wedgefield won,
Ny Partner second, jamestown third;
time, 2:l5E.
Mile and an eighth-Jim Lee won.
Marion second, Uncle John third; time.
2:003z.
Mile and an eighth-Service won,
Pekin second, First Chance third time,
2:0014.
AT HAWTHORNE.
HAWTHORNE, May 18.-First race, four
and half furlongs-Toby won; Lin
seed, second; Kstrinate, third; time,
|: 01.
Second race, declared off.
Third race, mile and QuRrter-Des-
pot won; Patrick, second; Pat Malloy,
| ir,, third time, 2:1S.
Fourth race, six furleHgs-Harry
Smith won; Indigo, second; Bismarck,
third time, :2l11a.
Fifth race, three-quarter mile-kirk-
over won; Meddler, second; Prince
Henry, third time. l 20.
Sixth race, mile and one-eighth-Ga-
zette won; Pan Handle, second; Bell
Ringer, third time, 2:161a.
BAY CITY RACES.
SAN Francisco, May 18.-Five fur
longs-Regal won. Boule second, Vul-
can third; time, :0234.
Half-mile for 2-year-olds - Gallant
won, Mics Ruth second, Niagara third
time, 0 :491s.
One mile, selling--Rear Guard won
Auteuil eecond, Nutwood third; time
:491a.
Seven furlongs-Lonnie B. won, Tillit
s. second. Trlx third; time, :29.
Five and one-half furlongs-Chemuci
won, Motto second, Annie Moore third
time, / :0831.