The morning call., 1894-05-19
CRUSHED HIS SKULL.
FrigftfuI Accident or the Track
at Louisville.
Jockey GOOdale Was Thrown and
the Next Horse Stepped
on ftiS Head.

LOUISVILLE. May 1S.-Only five races
were run to-day, the fourth being de-
clared off. In the second race Judge
Payne fel! just beyond the half-lnile pole,
throwing Jockey G0Odale, ana VirdeD,
who was last. and coming at full speed.
stepped or the mans forehead, crushing il
in and causing concussion OF the brain,
from which he died about twenty minutes
afterward. He was also badly bruised
about the body.
The talent Jared better to-day, three OF
the fav0rites winning. Weather cloudy
and cold: track about one second Slow.
Half mile, Tough Timber won, La Grace sec
ond. GuerEle third. Time, :61.
Seven furlongS Tromon won, Creyasse Sec
ond, Contribution thifd. Time, ! :3S.
The AltXander stake for twO-yeSr-Old colts,
$1,000 added. 5000 20 second, 500 10 third,
nve fuIlongs, Laureate 10 . won, Buckfiy 10
1 second, BlascO TO l third. lime, 1:O31s.
F Five fnrlOngs. Free Advice won, La Fiesta
second. Lady Mccain third. Time, 1903.
Seven turOngs, Helen n won, Ragner sec
ODd. Llewyn Third. Time. 1871.
NEW YORK, May l8.-Tbe chief interest OF
the day was IN the promised cOnteS; between
Clifford aud DR.. Rice at % pounds each IN the
Parkway handicap course a. one aud SIX
teeuIh miles, but Clifford was scratched, leaV-
ing Banquet as the chief contender. Up 10 the
TN ee-quarter pole the four flyers ran nose aud
Rice second. Banquet third and Herlld last.
The mile was run IN 1:4lA and then Bitten
shut down suddenly ana dropped 10 lie last
place. Banquet tried hard TO OyeTtake DR..
Rice, but could not, and the latter won a we'll
run race in fast time.
-Four and half furlOngs. Sly Dance colt won,
Herkimer second. Barnes thrd. Time, :5614.
One mile. Leonville won, Walter Riggs Sec
Ond, Star Actress third. Time, 40.
-Four furlOngs, AppOmattox won, TOrchbearer
second, Nick third. Time, 1:1412.
ayIyt ~ Il ~
miles, Dr. Rice Z to 10 won, Banquet 10 10 !
second Herald 100 TO l third. lime, ASA.
Five furlongs. Tamarlane won. Nankipoot
second. Second Attempt third. Time, :02.
One and sixteenth miles, George Beck Won
COnDOTs second. CAPTAIN L third. Time, go
ST. LOUIS, May 1S.-On track heavy and
worse with mud ana win weather so cold as
to reud-r everybody almost numb from stiff
ness IL was no wonder that the day at the fair
grounds was small IN attendance Only one
faVOrite won.
SIX furlongs. GaIlop won, Blake second. Will
listOn third. Time, 1:19$4.
Que and a quarter miles, Grey Forest won
Pearline second, Henry jenkins Third. Time
Nne-sixteenths Little Jim won. Miss Allen
second, Dora Ii. Wood third. Time :5S.
One and quarter miles. Nedgeheid won,
Ny Partner second. jamestown third. Time,
2:1512.
one and an eighth miles, Jim Lee won
Marion second, Uncle John third. Time
2:003A.
One and an eighth miles, Service won. Pekin
second, First Chance third. Time, 2:0014
HAWTHORNE, ILL.,, May 18.-Four aud hal
turOngs, Toby won, LinSeed second, hatrinate
thirG. Time. l :0l.
Second race declared Off
One and quarter miles. DespOt won, Patrick
second, Fat Malloy Jr. tblld. Time. 2:1S.
Six furlongs. Harry Smith won. Indigo sec
ond, Bismarck third. Time, :2l34.
Three quarters OF a mile, KiIkOver won,
Meddler second. Prince Henry third. Time
1922.
One and an eighth miles, Gazette won. Pal
Handle second, Bell Ringer third. Time
2:l61a.
CHICAGO. May 18.-The testimony in til,
AlIX-PiXley case before the Trial Board AssO
citation to-day consisted of affdavits OF drivers
who exonerate Pixley's driver. Arguments
ment.