Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-18
day. was struck by a pitched ball be-
hind the ear and instantly killed.
THE AMERICAN TURF.
Madison tn Open I'm spite OF Its De-
Ing Outlnwed.

ST. LOUIS, MO, April l7-The Madi
son race-track will throw open its gate:
In a few days. and will inaugurate a vi.
gorous racing-war Oh all opposition
tracks. AS the track has been outlawed
by the Turf Congress. the officials claim
that they have nothing to lose and every.
thing TO gain by running meeting In
opposition to the ST. Louis Jockey Club
and the East ST. Louis tracks, and there
fore will give owners Of outlawed
horses chance to earn good money du-
ring the spring months.
ROBY.
CHICAGO. April 17.-Three out OF five
fayorites were again the record at Roby
to-day. The weather was clear and
windy, and the track good. Sixteen books
did business. Results:
First race-six furlongs-Samson On, l..
Soden. 20 To ID won, Governor Hdgood
second. Spithre third. Time. 1I9.
Second race-one half mile-Ardelle 00j,
Sheerin. to 81 won. Fiddler second,
Disproof third. Time. 50.
Third race-selling-iive furlongs-fIelen
Wren d19. Cottrell, to p won. Eldorado
second, Salvage third. Time. 1906.
Fourth race-selling. five furlongs-
Ruthven won. John COwan second. Bar
guard third. Time. los 1-2.
Fifth race-selling one mile-Gracie G..
%. Lilly. to u won. Nishun second,
Kimberly third. Time, l:i6
QUITO AND LOGAN.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. April IL
The match-race between quito. at lO7.
and Logan. at us, was run of between
the first and second races at the St.
Asaph track this afternoon, and resulted
in a dead-heat. all bets being declared of.
Littlefeld rode Quito and Reed rode Lo-
gan.
st. Asaph to-day was lao. Many outside
watches made II l:40 81 II 1:i0 is cor
rect, IL is a track record.
Twenty-four books were on In defer
ence 10 the decision OF the Jockey Club
stewards. the foreign books were closed
the proprietors OF the track paying the
proprietors OF the poOl-room 500 per day
Two favorites won. Summaries:
First race-five furlongs 90 to
u won. Mabel Glen g 10 - second. Sena-
tor Vest third. Time, 103
Second race-four Naturalization G3
10 100 won, Summertime second, Hermi
third. Time. IL
Third -Hawredden @ 1-2 to u won.
Sur Kitty second. salvor third. Time.
/ - L.
Fourth race-one mlle-Copyright IS to
81 won, Restraint 6 10 u second, Peter
the Great third. Time. l:i0.
Fifth race-ive furlongs-Tancred g 10
u won, Boundbrook second. Ina third.
Time 03 II.
Sixth race-hve furlongs-Wilton (even)
won. Teardrop second, Vision third. Time,
1:0i.
CUMBERLAND PARK.
NASHVILLE, TENN, April 17-The
did losing business at
Cumberland Park to-day. Three fayorites
and a wel-played second choice won for
the talent. and the pencillers were hit
hard. The weather was exceedingly
gloomy. and the track sloppy. Results:
First rdce-selling. six furlongs-TOm
Kelly 0o5. McCue, to - won, Blackhawk
second. Toano third. Time. 20
Second race-four furlongs-F'lute d03,
Cassin. 10 20 - won, Princess Yama Sc
cond. Kate LeGrand third Time. 81 Il.
Third race-seven furlongs-Linda 009.
3 to 81 won. Terrapin second,
Ashland third. Time. l:33 IL
Fourth race-seliing. one mlle-Tremore
900. CassnD won. Bill White second.
Shining Bell third Time. 1916 IL.
Firth race-six furl0ngs-Aiariana 900,
Perkins. II to 81 won. Rathbone second.
Fairfaith third. Time. 20 IA.
FAVORITEs BOWLED OVER.
MEMPHIS, TENN, April 17.-For the
first time since the meeting began the
favorites were bowled over to-day, the
talent suffering severely I'm consequence.
First race-seven furlongs-RossmOre
Cs. ChOrn. TO - wOE. Santa Cruz Sc
cond. Valander third. Time 1:32'a
Second race-six furlongs-Cash Day
Ol9 Chorn. EVEN won. Henry Young
conl. Ashland third. Time. III
Third race-four -furiDngs-bsdy-t aez
as Chorn. , 20 - won. Florrie second,
Miss Maxim third. Time. 50.
Fourth race-six furlOngs. selling
Marchaway (9S. J. Gardner. l6 to u won.
Readina second, Princess Rose third.
Time. ll724.
Fifth race-six furlongs-IIodgson 002,
Clayton. 10 to - won. Dick Behan second,
Burrelrs Billet third. Time, us