Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-16
George Qio. simms, : 70 ~ won. copys
right second. Nero third. Tine. IN ~.
sixth race-one mile-1staukee ~,
Keefe. to y won, Mcintyre second
Plenty third. Time. Ia.
CUMBERLAND PARK.

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Keefe. : to y won, Mcintyre second
Plenty third. Time. Ia
CUMBERLAND PARK.
NASHVILLE. TENN. November u.--
This was the nineteenth day Of the run.
ming meeting at Cumberland Park. The
attendance was fair. the track fast, and
the weather. pleasant. Elano was tho
only winning favorite, the other races
going to weil-played second choices. q
third choice and a to I shot Leonard
ID, heavily played 20 . favorits, In
the fourth race. stumbled at the half and
fell TO his knees. throwing Jockey Gard.
ner. He escaped with . sprained ankle
which did not. however. prevent him from
winning the next race.
First race-sIx furiongs-0eewhis Ol0s
Hill. to 81 won. Judge Woods uoD seconds
Joco third. Time. lis.
Second race--four and a bali furlongs--
swiftly doS. Hill. TO ID won. Momus So
cond, Prince third. Time, SO.
Third race-selling. seven furlongs-
Press Conley uo3. Berger. TO ID wons
Gold Dust second. w. I. Ellis third. Times
LIS 1-2.
Fourth race-six and a half furIongs--.
Clara Bauer Q0t. ]. Hin. to p won.
Bessie Nichols second, Nellie osbourns
third. Time. Loo IL.
Fifth race-selling. one mile-Elano Gt,
Gardner, to . won. Ten Spring second
Renaud third. Time. la H.
BLUEGRASS SPORT.
LEXINGTON. KY. November f5.-Per.
feet weather. large attendance. good track
and excellent sport marked the fourth day
Of the races here. Tho talent and tho
bookmakers apparently split even. three
favorites and three outsiders winning. but
II. Oh. ssx.s 81 hs. hAf 81
the bookmakers playing with q confidence
that cost them dearly.
First receive eighths Of a mile-Tha
Commoner Ga. Clayton. to - won. SAT-
| suma second. Glen Lily third. Times
loll.
Second race-five and half furlongs->
Tough Timber 9i. williams, to u wons
Queen May second. valkyrie third. Time
lOsH.
Third race--seven elghths Of a mile
Greenwich Qio. Thorpe. 7 to - won. Gin.
tic second, Cerro Gordo third. Tina
l2SI.
Fourth race-one mile-Renavon CO.., Ble-
wins, 6 to - won, Fred. Gardner second
Plutus third. Time. Ley.
Fifth race--three quarters OF n mile
Victorious DOL. Graham. to p won. Ala
bama second, Necedah third. Time. 1:i5is.
Sixth receive and n half furlongs-Sir
Loin (9i. Perkins, TO % won. Sir Roha
second, Say When third. Time. 100.
BLOW AT BooK-MAKING.
ST. LOUIS. MO. November ia de.
cision has been rendered by an East st.
| Louis justice OF the peace. which, II sus-
| tanned by the higher courts. will knock
| out book -makng and race-tracks through
out the State OF Illinois. and possibly
made In a suit instituted I'm Justice
james A. wyatts court in East ST. Louis
| by ii. IL Barnes. Barnes claims TO have
| lost 1854 at the East Side track during
October. 1894. When the case was tried
he produced tickets representing the
| amount no claimed TO have lost. and sue
ceeded In convincing the Judge or tho
truth OF his statement, whereupon de.
| cislon was rendered In his favor The de-
| PENDANTS offered no witnesses To Dis
prove the truth OF his statement. and
aside from contendng that they had a
| right to keep money won from the pub
| lie on the grounds-that the public would
keep money won from them--they made
no defence whatever.
Judge Wyatt said that his decision In
the case was strictly In compliance with
the State statue governing such cases.
| which defines clearly that person upon
| proving that he has lost an amount equal
TO. or more than so upon any gambling
| deyIcse whatever can obtain the fuit
| amount lost from the parties receiving
| the same, and IL not from them, from
| the lessees or owners OF the property upon
which such games were conducted. n
| similar case has been compromised by the
race-track people. but this Will be 'ar'
| red up. D..