The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01
ST. ASAPH'S BAD TRACK.
COST TIE LIFE or JACK CORBLEY
AND TIE HORSE PUNCH.
Jack Mclaughlin Had His Collar Bone
Erot Oh In the Accident-E- suits
OF the Racer.

WASHlNGlD.N, May INN w ~ -
twentv-four years OF age. jockey for
FRANK Vler. The turfman. had his neck
broken during the last race at the St
Asaph, Virginia, race track. this after
noon. Corbley was riding kirkoyer, VINO
az the time was running sixth IN ilve-
furlong dash. AS the horses made the
turn al the home stretch KirkOver fell
and two other horses. Charley r. and
MAY Ewing fell over him. breaking Cor
biey's neck, who died instantly.
George Mclaughlin, who rode Charley
r.. had his collar-bone fractured.
Punch, one Of the horses running close
behind Kirkover, became jostled BY the
accident and a little further down the
stretch ne too fell and broke his leg. lie
was afterwards Killed.
Corbley. who was from Jersey City. was
conveyed 10 the house OF Frank Wier,
who lives near the track. Mclaughlin
was removed to a Washington hospital
The accident Is supposed 10 have been
due to the poor condition OF the track,
which is dotted with small dangerous
holes.
wISSTRs AT ALtxANDfE ISLAND.
WASHINGTON. May 3l-The Old Do
miniOn races to-day resulted:
First race-sevtn furloI gs.-ChlOn jus
ticc Is to u frst, Quartermastcr second,
JuId II. IllFG. lime, lsJlo-f
Second race-fJur and half furlongs.-
Murat &c to p first. Mcnolithe second.
LOshade third Time. IS il.
Third raCc-forr fur )ngs.-Jessie Taral
a to 81 first. Dana second, imported
Sayant third Time. 80
Fourth racc-six furlOngs.-Darkncss oil
TO % first, Grand PIX second, Prince
klamath third. Time. lI7h.
Fifth face-six and half furionss.-
Beizarus 4 to j first, Mirage second,
rTt. f4pf
Sixth race-flve furiongs.-R ;. Dee az
TO - first. Backfoot second, Silver queen
third. Time, lO3 IA.
MATCH RACE TO De RUN AT L.ToSfA.
LATONIA, KY, Nay u.-Seldom mas
such intensely willing heat swooped down
on LatonA as that Of to-day. II had little
effect on n crowd. however, which was
large. and as enthusiastic as the circum-
stances would permit. There was nothing
on the programme that was above the
ordinary, and Of course nothing specially
Interesting resulted. In the fourth race
Saadlebags. a q to l shot, came under the
wire a winner. but was disoralihe1 for
feuling Egbart and the race was given TO
Egls ri. with Tcrrapin second
on Wednesday a mile j atch race FOR
500 with $500 added By the association.
will be run, with Halna, Simon W., The
Commoner, and Lisssk as contestants.
Summaries:
first raco-selling. seven furlorgs-sti-
larlo lOC. Martin, 70 y first. Tobn sec
ond. Stana third. Time. l:29 II.
Second racc-selling. enc mile-Green-
witch Gl5. Perkins, TO 81 first, Judith Sec
ond. VIDA third. Tine, l:42 81.
Third race-selling. five furlongs-Helen
Mar Gov. Thorpe. 3 to u first, Helen Kel-
Ter second. Minnie Clyde third. Time
1903 -.
Fourth race-one and one-sixteenth
milcs-Eg5art. d)6 Perkins, il to 100 first.
Terrapin second Jane third. Tine, lSS IL.
Fifth race-four and a half furlongs-
Maylan 900, Perkins, . 81 first, Joe
Clark second, Loki third. Time. SO.
BooKMAKgHs ARRESTED Al LAToSIA.
CHICAGO ILL, May SIN the third
race al Roby to-day Aunt Linda cut
across the track at the start and threw
down Dunraven the favorite, and King
Henry. Haywood was badly stunned but
not seriously hurt. Billy Mckenzie was
the only winning favorite. TWO book
makers were arrested. Twenty books
did business. Summaries.
First race, maidens, selling, four and
one-half furlongs-Al White first. Han
non second. Harry T., third. Time, 30 -.
Second race-selling. seven furlongs-
Lady Rose first, Mary L., second, Miss
Magma third. Tipe. l:32.
Third race-slx and a half furongs-
Teta May first, Veto second, Buenos
Ayres third. Time, rs II.
Fourth race-selling, six furlongs-Spen-
dolin first. Katie y. second, Joe o'sot
third. Time. Ill.
Fifth race-selling, one mile-Billy Nc
Kenzie first, Kindora second, Uncle Jim
third. Time, 1:45 -
he Winner Disqualified.
CHICAGO ILL. May 3l.-Fred Rau.
the winner OF the second prize for the
fastest time In the Chicago road race
Yesterday was disqualified this morning.
He admitted that ne did not ride over
the whole course. 4 thorough invest
CATION Of all the leading men in the race
will now be made and the result may b.
that the race will have to be run over
again.