Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18

The United States. ~. ,,,,,,,..
II is likely that the Nesper BoaI , - =
entries I'm the national regatta VII
20 a. Intermediate single, internel id ~
double Intermediate tour-oaItu .s-,i+'-r,
senior single senior dOuDlg' an -, Inc
noir-oared shell. Within a pc" ui1iS 1,noef
Racing Committee OF VIC - lD,,1rts TO be
and decide upon the men ana events ~ ~
| entered.
TURF AND TRACk.
,r.o ..o,,.ords If the Jockey club have
o,rantad "Suapper" Garrison anu " l.,
go enocioI pcrmissiou TO own ana II. III
horses AS Jockeys, under Rule lt9 oI 'N'
rules Of racing. l., A. roto Par
Ten horses belonging 10 tuo !" mini ~
nov Barnato. the South African Iin5lnl.''ttb
10y pa &c sold on Newmarket Heath,
EneIand for good prices. ! ne HiS 60
figure was reached by the slatllonl NJ
cestcr. which was bought py loIu -''
ems Beresford for $3.50. -. so.+,,
To,gs has been received Of the death
Of Folus at Eucrslie stud farm, NlIsiill.ao.
Folus was a large bay horse. IoaIc" " 49,,
10 1865 by imported Leaminston, ud ria
Fannie Washington. COnsileIlH6 '.'o
nIaIitv Of mares to which he had access
his get was phenomenal. lie was llc az
~ Suburban Brooklyn Handicap, ana
IEuturity winners. His colts Wtle az al
Great mud larks.' Among thtm ~
iSurus Elkwood. Diablo Russell, Moreno,
and F,on the latter succeeding MN ~
FlIcrslie. FOlus's death IS great IoaS
to Captain Hancock. 1. 90 tho
meeting of the stewards or the
Jorkev club was held at the Brighton
Rcach race-cOurse Tuesday Inc Iollo" -
ING decision was made IL the ci-e -.
The Friar. winner Of the Rcaliza non "I
Sheepshcad on SATURDAY: anu W!io -
disnlaved rare form i'm that event attet
baJing been easily beaten of Tor the
Tidal and Splndrift Stakes a Few ddl
nr1viouslv. 1.-THE stewards OF the Coney
island Jockey club having pre5 eLttd ~
G IA
sult Of their Investigation OF the races
rln bv The FIiar I'm his three races aI
that meeting and the stewards OF l"1
Jockey Club having heard the owner
trainer and Jockey. resptclihs .le 49, ,i,.',
and being satisfied from the evidence thal
tha owccr. trainer. and jockey, are not lh
the habit Of betting. failed 10 ma q
motive FOR the Inconsistent running OF
this horse. The stewards lurther mo,
from the evidence Of the trainer ana
from evidence satisfactory % them. that
the horse is delicate and or q nervous
dlsDositiOn. capable Of great perform
ances at times and disappointing ones az
others. The stewards are sausutl rom
the thorough Investigation that they
have made that there has been no at
tempt at WrOng-cOln6
IL THE RING.
Frank Garrard. the local lightweight.
has at last succeeded I'm getting a mlich
before an eastern club. "Alatty' Mat
thews Is the boxer whom the local man
is scheduled % meet August am Tor "a
twenty-rOUnd bout at l23 pounds before
the olympic Athletic Club, OF Celeron.
n Y. Slowly the local man is resaillis
his prestige IN the East. which ne iost
when defeated by "kld' McTditlAnd III
New York about q year ago.
Ever since that time he has persist ehuy
tried to get another chance M one OF lH
leaders Of the eastern lignLWelght bIl-
Cade with little success, uhiL ne k1s
up all hope OF getting match lor lhe
present before any eastern cluD. OulTe-
oueutlc when Jimmy Murphy DrOacheu
"A match Garrard accepted the oItrr' ana
n match was quickly arranged 10 l4hc
place on the oath of this month WIthll
iO0 miles of Chicago. Articles were sign
"a and both men agreed 20 put up q ur-
posit. Up 10 date the stakeholder hdd
not received Murphy money, anu, az
the Gaward people were hoI sure 'lae
he match was go" they declared the
match off rather than lose chance Oh
nitting their man against Matthew's,
The articles OF agreement signed by
both Garrard and Matthews can LOT d
Nv ntv-round contest, at 80 pOupds "el6H-
~ a. 10 o'clock on the day of the ught,
for n SEQ purse. Of which the winner is
10 receive $50 and the loser SlvO. boll
men have been required by the cruz 10
mt up a deposit OF SlUc. -,
n II Mcbride, who is the president OF
tho club. writes in a letter 10 Gariard I.
"yTe exDect to match the winner or your
cortest with Matthews against any light-
Nueioht in the country within a I -asoIdOle
time after the former battle.
CON DOYLE and Billy Stiff Will meet IN
q tvrentv-round glove contest august ltti
sr,ay we're matched in the presence OF
Nfalachv Hogan and fOrlel was poateu
with him Hogan was also aEIteu upon
o. stakeholder and referee. DOyle IS IN
I've FAST but was reached by wire ana
aereed 10 return 10 Chicago at once ana
go into training
lock NcAulifre. the eX-light-weight
otonnion has surprised the sporting pup
Iic and most OF all. his friends. by
,notcbiug himself for q twenty round
rontest before a New orleans athlellc
ci,,b with Jack Burke, a thrd-class llglt-
Nteioht II was supposed that McAuliue
had quit the ring Tor sood. as ~ y onlS
a fav, months ago that be publicly an
,,o,,,"od his retirement III was already
,bought al that times that II would be
tn,nossible for him TO get into conditlon
80. Lottle But Burke IS not In ais class
ard ~ AIcAuliffe should get himself only
balf right he ought 10 get the long emu
Of the $500 purse which the ciuD mas
offered. nm. r.. 49,
heen matched TO fight al 100 pounds al
TROY y. y, Monday, -
kid" Mccoy and Dick Moore box
twenty rounds at Buffalo, y. y, on
lack Downey Is going after Spike"
Sullivan. and has posted forfeit OF SOY
10 bind a match.
kid" Mcfarland and Tom Ryan have
been matched TO box twenty rounds
Monday I'm Brooklyn.
Peter Felix, the colored Australian
heavy-weight, is coming TO America 10
get q match with Bob Armstrong.