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Hi ' NO RUNS FOR BALTIMORE,
E YlSLX -ntr . sr.w toiiks sionn oxa
E".' UB , . Hf.l.tfMtT TIlH VNAXKtt.
Bv MB Thl niTCH the r.ed to the Maatoaa, a Wet
L. eB
H HI- nronadu Prevented Thrm from Meeting
Bflfi.' HKH ne nrnoklyae-Cletelanil ((errata Ht.
BB flU! I-uala Twice and ( rnsrlsj l'p it IIH, While
KflL IH Claeleaatl Aaprnaehea the. OO tlark by
KhJ ! Healrlii I.onlellla Netta nnd Notee,
BW' flV j Tho Itostons lead the ritce tills. Innnilnrf hy n
BSD B WarKlri hf Hit point. They itlil not play the
BBf2 BV llmokl)n yesterday on account nf wet (rounds,
Bj':. , B but their tie with the llnllltnnrr. wns broken by
Bmf IB tho shut out administered to Ilanlon's men liy
BB?' , WM the New Vnrks. Tho locnl nine stlliiHirtcd litis Io
BVLt IB .superbly ntul delighted n gri at crowd (if thn
Bflo Wm faithful. Tho ("lev elands, by wlnnlnit two Kinnn
BB MM tnmi tho Ht. Louis team, clinched their hold
BB. IB Upon fourth place, and' approached tn within
Bk ' 5 ' twenty point of the New Yorks. Tho C Incln.
BBT'' llH patls continued their wlnnine streak tijr beating
-' mm Ijoiilsvlllo again, nnd aro nowrcloso llprni tho
BB Ugl ' .800 mark. Wet grounds prevented tho Plilla-
BBf; -elpltl-Washington game nt tho latter tity.
BBy' JVB The Italtlmnrcs and New Yorkn meet again to- I
Tr lU day for another bnttlo royaU Tho res.ulUi
' 91 ',wl ork, 1 1 Ilattlmore, 0.
BB.- Sli Cleveland, l oLnuls,B(nrit game)
BSlfi' I Ml Cleveland 4 at. t out, 8 (econdgara(i),
'' HI Cincinnati, 4 hnultvlllc, U.
ill Lhlengo, 18, Mttstmrgli, 11,
BBk I III At tloitnn, nitgruuml
BBk (IB At Wanhlniiton, wet grouudi.
BBj ' UW Tllr RCfUIIU.
BBal ' uin ' i r
UmMt IIH w Cth Won IjMt mil f Vi nnn W ttnt
v I1W Bnrnnn AD V) HOT Ptttnliumh 41 Hit ..T)J
BBS i llflfl Italllinorr 4 VI H17 ( Inclnnntl 37 .n .4H I
BBatMllfl !"" ynr 44 UD .AMlHt I'UH 11 43 .4:l
BflB llll tfln.l.., 44 HI 171:1. hl-i IHI 4 .400
BBv-' llBfl rrookijn . 'in ai S3; liiiiiTin,. n n .a in
BB IMflJ ili!!Jell.lltU7 34 .5JHlmhlnloll V) (4 .J10
BBV I IBBJ NKW TlinK, 1 lUITIUIIIir, 0.
BBf Bf Plxlhouand perwim went wild over the nil-
BBal llflfl peril liltrhlng of Am Itunlc and the rlrtnn of
BBB USB JlioNew iirks nt tho l'ulo Krouncls yetcruny,
BBflf ItaW Theiirotnl llultlmnre were the opponents of tho
BBfli llni I'xnf tmm, and they, didn't rrnrnnriiu. Me-
BBB llflB Alnhou m i uplnl the iolntii fur them nnd pitched
Hal I B lieiullfttl unliu', too, but the New Yorkarnrnul
I fl one run III tho fourth InnliiK whlrh pniveil tn ho
BflBl fl lut big an a houne In tlieeyesuf Mnnnger llanlon.
Bl flat It wait, of niurKe, n hattteof liltiher. coupled
HaV ' 1 flat f Vrlth mngnldcellt tlflilllig liy Imth Hum. Tlio
BHB I flat JlnltlmortV error column la without a blcmMi,
flflf flfl -wlillo In thu New York' jnu'll Unit two, one
H 1 BK each against Fuller anil Uurke; but lhi were
IB. 1 flfll not costl), nlthough tin y utoppcd the brinthlns
1 HH nf the cranks and rrtukleU for the tithe teng.
J HH Jidlerplnjel a sterling gamo at short flild.rntno
II flfll at his stops and throw bttngtxmithely iiinrTf 1
IB BBi lous. W'Anl covired second base very clierlr,
Hatlr n one-hntideil stop tiring a fenturv. Jack Ilojle
All mm still on tho shelf nurslnchls split finger.
IB' Bin "Wilson plnjcd first linolnhls platennd, lieaidis
f : Bin doing some good lleMtng, h made the lilt Hint
MM flllj fcorei 1 New l nrk's only run and caught a foul
BIBl' Bfl liall while on tho dead run In the elghtu Inning
flk Btl! leaving llmdle on third base. This was un.
-flj I flU duuhtctlly the star play of the day and put the
Vi flU crow d in a frenzied mood.
It Ml Kmmtho rry start Iluale showed that ho was
u his host form, lie hod cannon ball speod and
, icautlful i ontrol of his wide, sweeping curves,
I) flU llMlilea fielding his position in beautiful stylo.
9k BH "NVIth men on bases, tho big Hoosler was nt his
if flfll test. He paid no attention to the wild jowllng
p if tnellaltlmorecoaohera, but shot the ball into
ft flfl t.'harley Farrell's big glove lust whero the
mWU flfl catcher called fur It. He gavo but one base on
K flfll liiills, and that was a question of Judgmtnton
flK H the part of Umpire Emslle. Fnrrtll caught n
mWw 9H fpleudld gauie,and was loudly applauded vhen
flKy Hflai ''(i llrat came to tha bat. Mr(!ra, Keeler,
L flfll Jlrouthera, Itcltz, and Jennings did some cle er
.flK lleldlng for the visitors, whllo Joo Kille) 's bat-
R' b'Mbw tltnf wns rxrellent.
Bf flfl 1 ho New "orks took thefleld nnd Rule began
flK flfll the work of mowing the visitors down In tho
tmr flfll mmt auspicious way. Mcdraw was quickly
MM flfll thrown out at first by the big pitcher, Keeler
Hf I Htruck out and Uavls Landed nrndlo's grounder
Iflf over tn Wilson without turning a hair. That
JflR flflaf was n good beginning, and tho crunks took heart.
iflf flfll bhorty Fulkr put up a little fly for ilrouthtrs
jflf flfll nnd was dtal. Kddie Ilurko. however, cllptnil
J K, flflaf a pretty xlnglo to centre and there w ero enough
tflft flfl-' heTa to make a deaf man put cotton
IB BBI la ,hl ,'a, .u1ta trlc1 t" hKt "Bht handel
i fl flfl-1 nnd fanned old Humidity, but W llson stoppel a
tfl ( line Uwi hit to left field. As Hurke rounded
J flK flfll tocond he wai clearly blocktd bj Kelt? and pre-
-I rnted from going further, a piece of dirty ball
iflL flfl Jilaylng that waa roundly hissed. Hut the next
(S luoment Hurke iuiunrel matters by stealing
.ifl flfll t. thlrdwhru lloblnvjn threw to Keitz to catch
1 flfl- JilmolTsnond. With Ward at the bat, Wilson
I flk flfll rUtrted for second and Uobiusou lined tho ball
'Iflk fflil to Iteitz, who returned It iu time to null Hurke
! flBl nt the plate.
-J !B1I '""J scroml Inning, whllo unproductive of
!!flk IbBI riu-s wns full of life. Dig Han Hrouthtrawos
JflfH !H1I . thetlnt up for tho ltmrs and whenltusia
ifl , flafl truck him nut, paiideiunnlum reigned supreme.
;i JHiKilK- lumeiiextwlthnsUthtrtocentrefnr
lflw BB c,1 sack, but Ileitz forced him on n sharp
II? Ifli grounder tn Kifte. Jtnnlngs pushetl a neat
mW flal ? "H''1 '"l" right, Heltz reuchlugthlrtl, bntCnpt.
B BB HoIiIiimiii's la'st ellort wns u grpundir to ltusio
Iflr. Bi vhlih wns hurled to Wilson like a bullet. For
MP BB ir lork Ward- put up a pop fly to McMahou
m nnd mi Haltren took a base on balU. Tkrnun
JBi flal riuaahcd a liner that Kello) gathered on the run
JM nnd barrel, wound up thlngn by forcing Van at
(Br flal ' ,'J' '""'
IB 5 Bl '1 lie local rooters had a n are In tho thlnj !n-
flk Si t J'lnr., hut it was onl) t mporury. .Me.Mnliim
kJBi flal ftruik out and MrOrnw took his base on four
TIB" Hi lialK Illll Ketlcr lilt Rtrulght at Hunle, who
IflM Ml KUzlctl the sphere tn 1-uller to forco iMitlraw.
, ,. ttfll lut " Shorty " luutTed It and the fat rooters said
, flit flal f" words, while "McUraw reached tlilrd and
jflf-i Ifll v Km-lir feioii'l. 'Iheru was butnun man out und
'H 9 ' twomlght batsmm -eud) tokuockanivuont
riaffr flal r "' t,,e I'"'1""1 man on the r.ntro field
Oflti' afl 4, lence. Hut ltusle -vouldn't allow anything
lfln 7 d thu kind. He Just plumper that
-JB,"' Bi t J'all Mralght over the plate v lth the result that
'W flal Jlrodie tiled to Fuller, and the lattir grabbed
iflf.' flal Mroulhira'a gruiindtr too for a clnih thrmv to
M flal k llson. ItwaaNew ork'sturn totukeawhuck
M flal at tho curves, but Uusle stiurk out bullerwas
lf ' ( le for lUlU and Hrouthers, and Uurke's
'flj'i aB - groundtr wasa hot tamale lor Jennings.
BK In the fourth Kellej, Heltz. and Jennings
&fl aB were settlMl n quickly that .Manager HhiiIuti
'Bl aB " pwallowetlhalf ailgar. Tlun up came (leorge
' bBLBB Davis. I1U tap was pulled down over his i are
, flK HbOr ""'I ''Is cheeks bulged out with chewing gum.
IB BBf . "Now, l)avlsr')ellel Judge t'ullum. wlio sa.
H. ' flfln in nIa a''irt slttivus ov er the water krg and low .
"IflrlflU cretlaglass Into It b) means of a string every
.aB'flaflDI rlow o"'1 then, "will you do something with
, 'HiiBW that bat?" Scarcely had ho uttered the thrilling
hT'Matw request than Davis connected with one of .Mc.
KflT .flflH Malum s outcurves and sent Itmuttltng to left
HflpBflK Xortwo.bojes. Thero was a Joyful shriek from
Kflk'flflil x"e Judgo, and a moment later, when Wll-on
EflR&flflH liamiairiIa lovely bane hit to centre, worlng
KflflaY payU.Cullonvfell to the ground Ukeanrxploiled
EflKfaflBI balloon. Ho had been dubbed a Jonah ill Hos.
SlHtli flHM'i ton, and the strain and sudden Joy proved ton
aflMflflH ' WU'hforhlm. Urodioptrked up the till, threw
BSBKHhv i." SltJIahon, who turned In time to catch
B t Bfiiiflflil'" Wilson nannlnc oft first, where he was Main run
H iflPSflHaV toenrth. Wurd and YaiiHultrrn ntreiasv outs.
f VaUsata . With two out In the fifth, Mcdraw hit for a
B rflBtflflB D', but was left, as Uurke made a rattling
lrBHB $u,'1 ot Heeler's hanl fly. In the lakt half
KaflaflB Keeler caught Tleriian's fl while lcuuing
B BflnflB az-ilnst the ropes, larrcll got four hull, but he
I .BflaflflW vvas forced by Husle, who In turn whs forced by
BaflflSHflli luller.
flflHVIflaiw .'lt!'r,,.WM another case of heart disease for
BflRffl.flalii tl10 1'R'Jl1 noters iu tho tilth. Hrudie was out on
BflBBAflU K magnlflceut play b Fuller, and Want took
BafafaWJPtjBMl "mm lirouuiers. Kclle) put his second hit of
mWmSt aVIl the came In right field, and Hurke mulled Hrltz's
Sly thre luehes from thu ground. Jennings
Inisl one straight over second for what looked
- Ike a hit, hut ruller made a wonderful nUipaiid
ItUl 'flMl t!'f'w ltcltx c.ut at tiHoud. Itavlug Killt) on
jnflaYf fla third. The .Sow urks were retired In onler
FV flal I It, was "one, two, three, and out" fur both
ftflaWfla! aides In the sevtnth, and then the Halttuorrs
Ifaflt i cjiiib near rulslng iuIm hiet In the eighth.
itflaVvBfll . Keeler wua out. Ward tn Wilson. Ilnxlle
EflMB Jiaiiimered .a tno-liaggcr tn right field, the ball
Ifl' flal Hriklngafo.it IntideUiefoullliie Hlgltruiithers
K-afp, flaf ! corked one to Wanl and was out. Itrodlo rim Ii-
Eflafll 1"H third. With Keileyat the plate. It looked
KflKlflB ) un) thing but bright for New ork, but t mo.
ai'flBsrflal ' luent later the ilumU broke and alt was happl-
KflkTi .flal i nee again Kellej. nfter u couple of wild
TrflaV - nwliiea at Husle s finiat. Ixmmeil a towering foul
i-fl-t flal nwa over near the right field seats W'll-
f-Bt. ,fla! 1 MD, HU3 H,ttr ll ""u tt "uie hore,
Kf VML- Mm h 5""' "'", "owd arose as one man In breath.
i'flr.flaHI- lc8s ' x.L.'.tVm,;"'-. . Down came the ball and
..fljV2fljaJM, Mruck Wilsun's big glove. It lmundl out.aml
-EflU IlsmbnttHl It In the air with his right. Down
PtmmWmmW' " '"" ual, Into hU mitt, only to bound out and
flamflflM finall) be grabbed with the right. JustasWIU
kflawflflaT f" sueeetsleil iu clinging To tho leather he
flflMtflHal bumped Into the fence, but he hung on fordear
tiKAflB life, and. Hrudie was left. It vvas a remarkable
Jt, flfes flfll Isn), and W Hmjii was a he ro
BflflEflflal , IhoNVvv Yurks werurupidlv shutout lu their
' flE.Sflfli 1""' of the Inning, and then the lialliliiorrs' lust
aaaflHHHfli chaneeeame Heltzvva luikv tuough togt ill
Pflaflfli ' hit on a bad hounding bull that ehot owr W'll.
fc afln flfll ton's shou'dor Jennings hit sharpl) to Wurd.
Jr nBV whui'reiv ii- Fuller, shutting utf Heltz. and
f flf flK of ort),b a miperb throw to Wilson, rumple ted
I flfll gilt-edged double i la ('apt. Hobinaoii then
& Bl . flfll eruecd ouc to W.d and the jig was up. The
ftjflf' .flfll avurc. '
KflL flfll' K toiler I SILTIKOKL.
flfeflL. flfll r ,, nwroul s. ls.ro i r.
Mmrnw flfll fuUfr ." o o a 7 t,Mcc,rw 8.1 bu i o a o
KflM flfll burke If 0 I s n llKts-lrr.r t 0 0 10 0
kBk flfll fyl. ! b) 110 1 obr.lle. I 0 1 u 1 o
KflflBHHl JJ,"-."M"tu u 4 11 u o.lir iher, litlio u o a o
LaflnflflaU Vn.'. -Ju U 0 J tf o''aetley.I (. D s j 0 0
KflKAflfli' Jallnu..-ru n I u o Kelts 8Jb 0 13 0 0
Krlfll, JUrnjii, r f 0 o 0 o 0 JnunlnVs.s .0 I I to
I?MbT! - ranell e u u 4 0 0KuUuon,c u 0 a 1 0
,'flf'VHBf'' Hjilio, p 0004 O.SkxUfacn, P 0 M I !
rP.B 1UI l "4871 J Totals 0 7i"7 IT 0
' flB t'.n t"'k 0 0 0 10 0 0 0-1
,H llatlfniurtf 00000000 00
, flJE, flB Edrni-Uruu New York Twooue hlU-UTli Bru-
- M9h mml " "' lrntMes Hurke, Hilton rlnt Uueon srrur
' atawMB! '' . 1 4"" "'" '' us" ' Lells-ClIT Itiuie. 1 uH
ataHtaMfl ,'sliuu. 4 itruik uut-Uy Kiulu. S by Mcllhua,
' flflSaaflj ' , u' '",l'J''-.Neiork J, lulllmore, 7 buutl
aVaV ' "urJ Tuller. an4 Wllvou Time-1 40. I'm
flail J4re tmlie itendsuce -0,000.
BP BJL iintuw, It st Loru, 9nasT auit.
B fllB . tuvKuiD, July 84 -The bonis club won two ismrs
t Mil Inuu bl- tey io-Jaj Ona w4 a postponed aauie
flU? uwu)t:ttrtlar, la Ue flrst gsue llulWue maoe hit
I flU I
.;M flflaf
flfljfl&Mflflr jg- y j.. fm ., Tt.mTrJPsie-jijjk
MaAMiMMMaaMBBaaaiBMMn
J
Intttsl appearsnre In the box wth fhe horns trn. tn
the first Inntnir he was touched np pretty rd. Connor
putting the bell over right Celt) rsnee wltn two on
bse. ,
After thst the Prewns coaM tint itn.mueli with him,
ml the KpJdert baited net avfetnry In tlM ninth In
the i-oiiif . useie, tnppy and llswley were pitted
sitslnsi w n ether The rnrinet bail ezcellent support
an I won eatllr The score
trttZLASD st tort.
.mrnir . n is.roi .
fhiWs d b I 1 I 0 Dowd r f o I o 0
llntkdt.l. f 1. 1 0 iillrsnlt.l t 8 0 0 1
Itekrsn s s 18 0 3 O.Rhiwsrt e. f 8 1 6 0 0
U.Trbeau, llio 0 0 0 0lMIIIr.8db .18 18 1
Illake r f II 8 J 0 0 tonnnr. Is tb 8 8 0 18
II TetKSlt,cf8 1 S 0 1111,11 18 0 4 0
MeOarr, lib. 8 8 8 0 0 II lumrke, Ob 0 0 18 1
Tinuner.e. 1 9 0 8 0 1'elU.e 0 101
Mullane, p 0 1 0 4 0 llr tentteln, pi 1 0 1 0
Totals . 18 13 27 io "ii Totals .. 0 14 T 10 6
rirrrlsml 8 Q 1 0 6 0 0 1 1-I8
81 Louis 80130000 0-W
Rarneil rnn-Cteftn,l. 4 8t Ixiuls, 0 '-f'ton
laws-ru-eland,i st Louis, A First lionlslt
nir Preltruelelti, Ii i IT Mullane. S Ktrue out-lly
Prellinteln. i ly Mullane, 8 llnme run-e nnnor
Three-bavi hits-Illake. t nnnor Twivluean hlts-ilur
kett, rimmer (81, 1'rlts. llreltentteln Saeririee hits--JtiKenn,
Poil, Frsnk fitnlen bsies McKean IS),
Zlnmiar. Mullsnr, VMId pltch-Mullane. Cmpire
Hunt Time 8 uo.
CUVkLIVU, 4 ST. tOUS. 8 -SZCOKD OlIIE.
MJriiLsn ! st. Lous.
n.lnfnAK. R.1S r o.i.ic.
C-hl.I, 8db 0 0 10 llDowd, rf 0 18 0 0
imrketl, I f 1 1 0 0frsnk I t 0 0 8 1 1
MeKean, s s 1 1 8 8 Oihunsrt e f 0 1 8 0 0
II TiIifiii Hit 310 0 0 Miller, .Mb .118 8 0
Plnke rf . D 1 1 I 0I( ouiiur, lit b 0 18 10
(I Tibesil cf 0 0 1 0 0;flr. . ,01801
Millarr,Jlb 1113 0,( Itourke 8b 18 0 8 0
dimmer, e 0 8 6 1 0 Iviu.e. 0 17 8 0
tiiliy P 0 1 0 0 Hawiey, p 0 118 1
TntsU 4 11 87 U 11 TotaU . ,.8 0C713 8
tlevilnnrl 0 0 8 10 0 0 1 04
Kt Units 00000000 8-8
Fsrnisl run-t'leelsnd, 4 Bt Lnul. 8 Ift on
bnw ( letrlanil. 7i SI lnls, It tlMt base on balls
iiffllswlev, lin(ttiipy. 1. Ntrunkcut liy llawler,
H Three base hlt-lcKesn Iwu-lissnhlt O Tehesu.
Kurirlie hits Illake, II Tibeatl 18) Double ptara
(hll.lt. McKenn, and Trlieaiti O'ltnurke Pelts and
I Ir i llawliv ami toniiori Irank and l'vlu. Umpire
-nurit Tlme-1 41 t
ciiiim, 4j tnrisTru., 1.
Ixi m tt.tr, July 84 Cincinnati won again to day In
a close game The home learns bslllnflr and ni ling
w ere good, but dumb base running lost the game. The
score
LOlWIMJt. I ctscisiAn
ilhrai j.1 R.1H ro
nrnirn.c. f u a B o iijtiithsm.Sd h 0 0 18 0
I lark. 1 t, 0 0 8 II Oillor. e f (118 0 0
ITerTer, A b 0 1 8 1 n Mil bee. 8d b 8 1 7 1 0
Haherty.1 1 b 0 0 8 0 1 llollldar.t f 8 3 1 0 II
Kmlth r f , 0 3 8 0 Ui Vaughn, lit bo 11 10 1 I
lui nlierg, Ibn 3 II 0 lll'srrnti.p 0 0 8 10
Illh'nlsn.s s.1 1 1 0 nlCnnann, r to 0 1 1 0
(irlni e 1 i 0 1 bin MnlUi.s s 0 0 0 8 1
Hemming, p 110 8 0 IMurphy.c. 0 0 .1 1 0
Totals 3 1?84 n Tl TiStali "l T 87 IB "3
Nu one out w hen winning ruu was made.
lillillls .000 0 0000 03
Cincinnati . 300 0 0100 1-4
Fsrne.1 runClnelnnatl Ifton hae-I,oiilTllti
0. t Inelnnatl. I lm liasenn balls-tiT Hemming,
Hi off Parrot t, 1. Btniek out llr lleliilntug, 8 Two
t sue hlls uughn. Mi 1 hee Imuhle plats PfefTer
and Lutenberg, Parrutt and auglini .hmltli. Me
1 hee, anil auihn. Hit by plUhtr-lly I'arrott 1
1'ajjca tsll-Orlni. I'tuplreOsffney Time lt85.
iiicauo, 18. riTTssinou, II
CmcAoo. July 84 Anson's trIUi had on their batting
clothes this afternoon sud droTe Hint lin t fioni the
box by a cannonade of hot drives In the fourth Inntng.
Ottmliert took his place and thoCotti tramicdonld
Olson joynimly Mil evening came Hutchison was htt
heavily all through the game and only won because
the vuttort. coul 1 not break down Chicago s lead. At
tendance. 1 ,800. The score i
ciiicaoo rrrrssi sou.
a. ls.ro a. a. I re. is ro A.K.
ftyan, r. f... II 4 3 0 1 Donovan, r. f 8 8 8 0 0
liahleu.s s 3 U 3 1 1 Smith, I t .81000
Wllmol.Lf (113 0 0,lk-ekler. lllb.0 0 8 0 0
Anson, lit b. 1 1 tl 0 O'Stenlel.c. f 0 8 3 0 8
liecxer.c. f 8 8 4 0 8 Iilerbauer, 3b 3 4 0 4 1
Irwin, Mb 3 u n 8 nniasMivk.s.s.0 3 10 0
I'arrott. 3d b. 3 4 1 8 3 stigden, Ud b0 3 14 0
Hutchison p. 8 8 0 1 (I Mack, c 0 0 0 0 0
Klttreuge.c. 8 I a 1 0 Merrltt. e 10 10 0
'Fhret, p ..01000
Totals ...18 88 47 V euumbert, p ,110 1)
I Totals . 11 IT 37 18 3
rhlengn . .03001480 1-1H
rittuburgh 3 0 10 110 1 4-11
F-arm-d runs Chicago, 11; Pittsburgh, 4 Flnt base
by errors- Pittsburgh, 4 lft on bass Thlcsgo, loj
llllaliiiMrh.il Viral linu on luillft fT flnthlatn 1,
olThhref, i.-rf Uiiinl-crt, 4 struck out-lly Hutchi
son. 4, by thret. 4, by Humbert, 3. Three-base hits
Dahlmi. Donovan. Two-base hlU-Ran Jt Ilahlen,
tVILmoU Hlolen ban. V llmot l5), Sli uieL I'arrott
(8) Double plays UlasHeixJc, blerbauer. and Ileckley.
Hit hj pitcher -llr Hutchison, 1. Wild pitches
Itntchlson. 3. rassed ball Mack. Umpire Lyoch.
Tlnie-8 3S.
JTastem League.
at trot,
tijot. i irix.
(uliroLt1 u.ln.ro a. r.
Johnsonef. 8 13 0 1 VIehoIson.Sb 1 13 0 0
Simon. I f 1 8 (I 0 0 Smith, s. .1 3 4 H o
Donnelly. .1 b 0 0 0 4 0 shearcn. r. f 13 3 0 1
I'uMII c 113 3 1 Lally.c t ..11300
Plckelt.2.1 b 13 8 1 Otleld.lstb .13 7 0 0
Murphy, r. f 0 3 10 0 iiuusoa.i- 0 1 J 0 0
vmlih, s.s .Onus 0 Kuchue, adbu 0830
P-r k rliute.l b 0 114 1 0 aiiDyke.l f 0 10 0 0
timber, p . 1 1 1 8 O.HtniJun, p 0 0 3 11
TotaU 7) 10 37 IS "at Totals. . . J 10 87 il "a
Troy 00040080 0-6
Erie, ... .8004)1001 00
Famed runs Troy, 4; Erie, 8 First ba by errors
Troy, 8: Krle, 1 lft on bases Trny.0. Frle. 7
First l-nju on balls oft Oruber. 3 Htrwk out liy
limber. 8. by Herndon, 3 Two-baie hlta Simon,
1'lckett, 1-ally, Field. Shraron. SacrlOee hit Oruber.
Stolen iMUes DonnelU, antyke Double play
I'lekettand llrecklnrlua. Wild plich-Uerndon. Lm
plre Doescher. TUne. 1(43.
at rnoTiDXKcx.
niOMKEscr. I wiMussAnac
n.lu.ro.A.r.1 R.ia.roAr
I.yon c t . 1 1 I n oat.len.8db. 0 114 8
lias.wtt, kl b lain 0 llew.r f 0 1 0 0 0
k.ntght.1 f 0 0 10 olLesntte.l f, . 0 1 4 0 0
KoKirs. lit b .1 0 11 ( lIletu.c f .00800
Cooney a 0 4 18 0VVarner, o 0 0 110
Kirlckrr. vd b 1 1 'I 3 o lb-own, 1st b 1 2 11 I (I
Murrnr.r f il 0 1 0 U I'cttlt, .M b 0 1 1 a 0
McAuley.c. 1 1 11 1 OlMi-Mahon s.s0 0 14 1
Luvett, p. 0 0 0 1 Oiluacxbutn.p. 0 0 18 0
Totals 3 88713 II ToUls .... 1 "o 87 IS "3
Piovlclenee 80000100 1-8
Wllkulmrre .. 0 0000000 11
Earned runs l"roTldonco, S Wllkcsbarre, 1. First
base liy enurs Providence, 8. Wllkeabarre. 1. Struck
out-lly 1-ovett, 0, by PUekbarn. 1. Home run
Ilrown Two-baso hits-Ntrlcker, JlcVuley, nillen.
bserlOcehlt- Knight htolen liases Hogers, Murray
lloubls ptavs McAuley and Htrleker, llassett aud
Hogrrt.Mcjlahou. Peillt, and Ilrown Wild pitch
inackburn. Umpire Swartwood. Time 1 ii.
AT STOACISE.
sthaci rr. I rvrriui
.lj.roc.L R.leroAg.
Welch el olio olourten, 3d b i o 4 a o
tlnnehun,l f 0 0 10 0 Praubi.lst b 1 1 11 0 0
Hlrkey, 3l b 0 0 0 4 0 Colllut, L f 0 18 0 0
Ortfllti, r f . 0 3 0 0 1 Daly.r t 0 0 3 0 0
Fsgsn, 3db 0 14 4 0 Dowse, 8db..O 13 3 0
Ullon. lit b I U18 1 1 C'lynier. e. f 1 18 10
C russ. s. s 110 4 0 I-ewee. a. s .00181
iir-i, c ,. 0 1 1 1 0 Urtiubart, ouiaao
.llroy, p . 0 I 1 0 1 lloflej, p . u o 0 8 1
Totals . 3 7ll 13 8 Totals , "3 "5 37 lT H
Two nut when winning rim was made.
Syracuse 00000030 03
Buffalo .00000 3 00 1-3
hiirne.1 runs-Syrneuw, 8. liuffalo, 1 Hr.ttiax.im
hall Off kllroy, 3, off Ilerter. at Struck out liy
Ileffer 8 Txo-dn.e hits cirsuby, Uruuhart. Sacrl
Oee hlta Mlunetum (3;, Urquliart btolen base
Welch, Hess, Colllu, Olymer, lilt byplnher Hr kll
roy Wild pliih-lfoiTi.r lmpl-v-Klttrlck. Time
1 40. Attendance, iioo
at trnnanpj).
siMiHAirros i srauanxu).
. . R-laroA.g. K.lr.A. r
Menliul t ii il 0 u o fchlnnon, s. s 4 1 a 8 3
Ivlle.c f, 0 0 0 0 0 lynch. s,b 4 J I 8 1
whlteh'd HI n 1 t u liolteuus, c. f 0 1 4 0 0
Seeney,lb.O 4 U 1 OlFrlel.rf 0 13 0 1
Payne r f I u u 0 0 s a lean, I f 18 3 0 3
luttur.e 3 4 n 1 oi viears c 0 u a 0 u
Mack Jit. 1 0 4 4 J lahy,c 0 0 0 1 n
Demon!, a s 3 J J a 0 llouw-niaii KM1 il 8 a 1
lur)ca p 0 1 u 3 Ii lhaue 1st b il 0 7 1 1
Dulau, p . 18 0 11
TotaU 7 7JJU J, - - - -
i loraii niLr;ii u
One out when winning ruu aaored
luigbamto.i u II II il 4 0 0 0 i 17
Hprlugrtell I ll II 11 li I 1 n h o-0
harned runs Springfield S Flrat luue by errors
IlluiihiimtoiL, 3 hprlugnrld, 7 First tune on ball
Offliurjea, 4 . IT lioUli 1 eiruekoul Hy Duryra. 4s
byDolau, 4 Three-lie hlt-l vneh Tirolun hlls
Durjeu, Ihilan, limb hairldm lilis-Me.lu. bhau
nun 1-hsue Stolen taxe Itafter hhauuon Nadrau
Hnutcmali llouble pluys Mock, hweeliee, and De
iminl Ilemoul alaik unlbwieliej rrlel llousetnuu
an I r-huunou l.jnih hhanuon an I j-haiie Hit by
I lb hi r-DoIau AVIU plichet-Duryra, 3 Umpire
huyder Time 1 tu r
I'vansvlvunlK Hlate League Ownsea.
At Alleliloven Allentown 7 HarrlltiDrg, A.
AtKranlon-herauloll 9, 1'otl.vllle, a.
AI Heading lUilrloii 4, Hiadlug 4
At Lawa.tir iJnuaiter vs. 1 iilUdelpnls, game
postpoued on accsjuut of rslu
M tilers League Okuci,
Atsiousrity hlouxilry 18 In llanapolls, 14
AI Mlnneailli Minneapolw.il Detroit 111
AI ksnsast liy KausaaUtr. 17 Drand lUplde, n,
AtMllnaukeo-Mllnaukce. u ToleUj, le
Weatera Aaeaelatloa (lames.
At Jacksonville Jacksonville, 14, Oulncy, 7
AIDrsMolnea iHsUolura It), Uueoln. b
New Rastsiafl I.easae, v
All games postpoued on account of talu.
Os Otker Fields.
AT tTICA.
J-hnlown ..a o o a 1 7 ii o 10
(teueaaa-e 0UOUUU00 U 0
Base bits Johnatowa.il, I'tlca 8 Errors Johns
town 8, I'tlca, 0. batteries-Anderson and Mitchell.
Lewis and Barber
At Poughkeepsle-Poughkeepsle 8, Cuban JJnta, 6.
llascball paoica To-4ay, 4-
SAnOSAI. LXAOll 1SD AHUUCAI ASSOOIATIOS.
Vew York va. Balilmore, at tha l"olo Grounds. "
Boatain vs. Bruoklyiust Ho.iun.
M. asblugton vs. I liiujelphu, at W sihlrotoa
(levelsud vs.81 Uiuli, aillavelaud
Cblcnajo vs. f liuburgn. st Chicago.
UltUJ LIAQII.
frovl leuce vs. Wllkesbarre at 1'rovHen-e
NprlugUeld vs. Blngoauiuio, at kDilovUtl L
Syracuwvs. Buffalo, at ejracusw
Troy vs, trie, at Troy
uraxa uau.
honh bide Ilnerves vs. Manhattan i- at Molt
Uaveo.
Uaaeball, Pole Urouads, 41 p. M. To-day.
League ChauuplcuuhlpOamea. htw York va Baltl
mure. Adm. 30 sol 8 cm. Baltloisrt Thursday.-lr.
or Ait xxttisoa Asn xxxn kvxa.
rhllaattlphla'a Faay Tletory la the latenaa
tleaal Lritfket Mateh.
TononTO, Ont, July J. The Roaeilalm of
Toronto came very near being dcfcoUsl by tho
Gentlemen Cricketers of Philadelphia by nne
Innings to-day. Itoacdale went to the bat this
afternoon on a wet, soggy ground, rain having
fallen all morning, and finished their second
Innings, scoring a total of B3. which, with their
score of the first Inning) ) esterdny, made their
IoIaI 147. Their play was not even as good m
yesterday, owing doubtless to the poor state of
the field. The Individual scores were smaller.
This left Philadelphia but 0 runs behind, and
with an Innings In spare.
They then went in tho bat, sending tn Kttlng
and Diddle, who scorrd nine Vuns with no wick
ets lost, the Philadelphia team thus easily win
nlng tho first of the series of their Toronto
matches. This, of rourc, did not satisfy the
spectators, and an exhibition match was tilayed
in which the visitors gave a magnificent display
of the excellent qualities of their team, bttltig
running Ids scorij up to 74. The score to-dny
w as as follow a ,
TlOSCDALK.
Mesf fnnfsffi i conf fsiWaos.
J BTiowbanks.c Thorn. If) S lyon.c.CW e.ark,
son, b Patterson , 0 b Patterson 88
C r rail, b Patterson 1 J. S Dowbaiiks.e. B. W.
J 11 Forrester, c Brew Clark, b rattrrson . B
stcr , , 7 T. Clement, c. Thomson,
11. Howard st pt Ital bvliremter . , 10
son b F. W Clark O.U. TJkjward, b. Patter
T, Clement, c llalston, son, , 8
b Ilrewiter 7 J. H Forreiter, c. J, 6
O s. 1 yon, not out 32 Clark, Ii Patterson 13
o llnskln, b lire water JO lloakln, ill Clark,
W Conner, c Ilrewilen b Patterson .13
b Patterson . 1 C. Lyall, ran nut , 0
J F. Martin, e. K. W, Iw, tl Cooiier, not out 8
t lark, Ii. Patterson ... 0 J F Martin, l. ( Isrk , 0
A Pond. b. Clark 0 A Bond, b Clark 0
1. l'ellatt, c. Urewttsr, F. l'etlatt, e (I 8. Patter-
b Clark 8 sou, b. Clark . . , 0
Extras ... 0
Total 03
Totsl 83
rint.AiiEi.rmA.
tnr Inning -eeoruf Inntngt.
0 a Patterson, c.clem- N Filing, not out .. .0
ent, b liNiper 35 E Blddle, notout 0
A. (1 Thomson, b Mar-
tlu , . 0 Total B
J It l'sttersou, c. and
Ii Martin 0
F W Itsl.tivn, 1 b w,b.
Cisuier 0
F F Brewster, c. Bond,
b Cooicr II
F W. (Tsrk.Jr.e Clem
ent b Martin 11
U ludill. c cooiier, b
llnw.nl 41
N Fttlngi,c. Cooper, b.
Martin 4
J 8 Clark b l'ellatt 33
8 (londman, not out 10
J II pnxklc.c I.yall.b.
Howard . 0
Citrss . . .0
Total .. 141
1 OW I.INO AVAHS1S PirlLAriEf.riltA.
n v li. w.
Patterson lu 18 3J 0
F W Clark 1.1 0 81 3
Brewster ... ,. . .. 0 0 18 8
rtosxDALD riitsT iKHiaoa.
Cooper .... IS 4 80 8
Martin 14 4 37 4
l'ellatt 0 1 8(1 l
Iron 8 0 30 0
Howard S, 1 4 8
SECOND KIKOI.
ratterson 34 0 A3 0
F. W. Clark, Jr 14 4 1H H
Onodman A 1 HI 0
Brewster 0 0 13 1
Ktnten Island Cricket Clnb tvina.
Because of 11. C. W right's cleverly played Inntng for
SO runs, notout, the hew Jersey Athletic Club's see!
end eleven were saved from being defeated by the
Staten Island Cricket and Baieball Clubs second
eleven in the exhibition match contested yesterday
afternoon on the New Jersey Oval at Bergent Point.
The result was a draw, as the Inlanders lacked the
last wicket of the Jerieymen when stamps were
?ulled. They, however, bad a prestige ot 03 runs,
be score
STATE! 1SLATD C C KCW.JFRaKT A. C
H. Orshani, st. Wright, II Tyers, c Uraham, b.
ti, tlunn 0 Other . ,. 4
II w right, c Cooker, b. w. O Wilkinson, b Ora-
Clarke 87 ham . SJ
O Pyers it. Wright, b. n.Maxfleld b Byers 30
MsxArld . 103 II. C. Wright, notout . SO
J.Jevnns, b. Ounn . . 88 A. Ounn, c. Byers, b Ora
J. Ogllby, c Tyers. b. ham 83
Ounn ... ST. Clarke, c. Byers. b.
T. Other, run out . lOr Oraham , 0
II Johuson, b Maxfleld 3,0 K. Cooper, c. (irauam,
J Tyng, b Cooper 4 b Jevons 0
E. Ifrlneken, b Cooper. 0 B. P. lTxt, c. Jevons, b.
A. Itoblnson, c Ounn, Oraham 0
b Cooper . 4 E. O Hockwood, b. Ora-
n O WllklDsonJi Ouun 0 ham . 0
F-Jones, not out ... o K. Lawrence, Ullraham. 0
Byes. 7 F H. Oram, b. Oraham 0
Legbyes.. 1 II s Sandall. not out... o
. Byes ll
ToUl 313 Is byes 5
vvrdes . ... , ." 1
No balls .. .: a
Totals. 148
Greenwood Athletes Compete.
The annual excursion ot the Oreenwood Athletlo
AssiKlatlon uf Brooklyn wss held yesterday to Forest
Mew Park on the Hudson ltlvsr. Nearly three thou
sand persons were aboard when the steamer, tug, and
two big barges left the pier at the foot of Hamilton
avenue and sailed to tho grove The Athletic Commit
tee of this enterprising organization, ever alert, lm
mediately with the disposal of lunch held a very fluo
programme of athletic sports with these results
Itunnlng High Jump, Dcrakb-Wou by Patrick J.
Iteuey, Greenwood A A, who cleared S feet 41ft
Inches, Edward II VA hltlach. formerly Prospect liar
rlers, was second with 3 feet 8 Inches, and Wllllan.
smith, Urreuwood A. A , third with 3 fret H Inches
llu.tler.' ilaie. twlm arouul the boat, Scratch
Won by Thomas V Brlce, ex President Oreenwood A
A i with Adam Irnln.ilns-uwcHKl A A, second, and
George IIusIk y. Un en wood A. A . third
rutting the hutei n (uund bhot, ratch Won by
John J o Villi UreeuwiMdA. c.wlth Ifeet3lnihes,
I'elerheeluy, Oreenworxl A A ,olld, with 01 feet 1
liHh.aml Henry Weyman third with 8wfeet 10 Inches.
OneHtAndlngftrnalJump scratch Won hy W llllam
Miillh, lireenwood A A , wllh V feet n Inches, James
Tllbbnrd.UreenwoodA A ,sesond,wtliufeet 8tuetiea.
and vdsm Irw In wss third w Ith 0 fret I lm n
Itunnlng Broad Jump hcratch Wou ly f-dward II.
Whltlaih. Prospect Harriers, with 17 ri el 4 lue lu-s .
W llllam Smith. Urev-nuood A. V . waasnoud, nllli 17
feet J laches, mid I', Tubbard aud 1 atrlt k J. Feeney
tied for tlilrd, eaca clearing 17 feet 3 Inches.
Greenpolat Itallroad klea as Atbleteo,
The memliers of Oreenpolnt luilruad tun, latlon,
Assembly No. 1,374, Knights of Lslor, enjoyed their
annual picnic and sports yciterday at Dleekrlmann's
Rldgewood l'urk. Long Island. IWvrrul hundred per
rons witnessed the derision uf the athletic comprtl
tlons In the afternoon, and In the evening the dancers
held full swa The results follow!
one-hundred yard Dah Hun ll,sp-Wnn by Peter C.
CVlhinuell, acratrh w Ith lleorge h DeuuU, J yards,
se ond an I Thorns P Heuderaun, I tarda, third
Time, 14 seconds
Cjuarb-r mile Hun bcrulch- Won by Michael (In
nerty, ultuiVler r king aecuud and Benlamln I.
MeMurrav third Time. 1 minute i Ik teconds.
Half mfle Hun Hundtiap tt mi liy ivter I' O Don
artl.serstth wltliNeltl Munllvenf asardi. second,
sndiieurgeil King IS )ard third Time, 3 minutes
OUVft secou la
luinnln lmg Jump, Mcrsleh Won by George K
lViinU. with is feel u'l lu. lot Wllllan. O Gregory,
scratih. was an onl with 7 feet Sim hen and Peier
C. McUurney. A lm his, third, with 14 fevt .1 llu he
ltuunlug Hon, biep, and Jump, berate li Won by
Michael ft a.aon wli 34 feet 7V luehes, with
Thomas lie Williams Him best, second, with al feet J
lui hes and Hi nuu u'llullurau third, with a 1 feel
Three leggnl Hace Siratih-Won by George K
Dennis and William O (In gor) wllh Georae II King
and Nell hturdltiut tceouil, audi liarle Moore and
1'eterC McUurney third flme S14mhi.hK
Corbel t Visit, the lllrtbplaee or Ills father.
Hum iv, Jul) 34 Jnmee J, t'orliett, the
American pugilist, paid a visit jeV.crda) to the
town of Ilalllnroue, count) Ma)o, where hla
father vt aa Ixirn. He wiu greeted ut the utatlun
by thnuands of people, who literally carried
him tn his hotel In the afternoon he gave a
lierformani e fur the benefit of a ( haK.l which
hlauiuie, theltev James Curliett, is building
r.xtiirsliui trains were run to the town during
the afternoon toionvey the rrowds of wijplo
anxious to see the American champion In tlio
evening he wees entertained lit a reception In the
Town Hall, where he vvas presented wlthuii ad.
drs of welcome and overwhelmed with bou.
UUtts.
Haseball Notes,
A Constant Header-Tbe man U not out.
Tlernsn battesl In hard li-tk HU drives were all
gooil uues.
Murphy U ready tn lump Into the game at any mo
ment lleduean't relish bemh warming
"Bad" ClArk dll soma lively coaching yesterday
This kind of work Is greatly sppreclsted 1) the public
Tbebatterha at the poll Ground tosliy will prob
ably I Me.klu aud t arrell aud Gleuaou and Kohliuon
The yimhlngs have all haturdayseicept Julv 4opeu,
when lliey play the iioinasllcs They wlllplay the
Aayiums at Mlif lletuwn LaUir Day Address Juba J
McLaughlin, US Avenue D
Treasurer Harry under Horst Is with tho Baltl
tliuores and says Ihe New lurks trill do well to win
twuout uf the thrregame from hU pels After )es
lerds) ibuls.ul he had uo cumplaluts Io niske The
Baltimore i lab Is furtuoaUi lu belug backesl by so
guud a loser.
7heauleryeers a tesm ,.f players avrrsglng 17
yiarsoll.ehallengt, all teams of ibeir age The play
ersare 1- Beuilar. ilicher, Hoblnson, . atelier, 11
ogsr nrst liae Hupp. I, aecond le Klevaer, third
base Uuruloa, abort stop, J Shanuon left Oeld Ten
nlsun, right flel I l'lielau centre Held Address t red
Beutler Captain, loj under eer street, lirookljn
Manager Ifanloa said to Tug Sm reporter yesterdsy
"ill sre going to come prelty near that pennant We
have greatly strengthen! our pitching department
by the aUJiaoa of Glsasoa Clarkson, andTCsper.
t Urka-in has not .reported yet prububly Utsuihe
Is worklngout his ln days' uollcs tu cwvcUud. But
Iguesshsrf'ioiue 'rouad all right lukslsslck sud
t.per will reeelve a regular trial la the points lu bis
atseuer I think he wlildu welt
Ik st is July 44t lharlls Ganzell ihe honest old
hard working eau her ot luo Bosuuu Uaaeball ciul was
releaMl teedsy lu release of this tins all round
tla)rw-a.ablg surprl to all uuialde the nisnage
lueut ot the e luii. cancel! said that li was uo surwTw
tuhlm aa he wj not r-imtsuj hit salary thu ye ir sud
had no esjmulalut to make ' My arm lias tr lubled me
!iii!i'l.,J'7'.,i,',J'S'.: L""u,t.'l ?ul ' r"m aruarl all
right snl I thluk It hat. for I feel sure that I van gjiu
now and play as w -U as .v.r I dou l intend to aS
with any other cluUuuuI I rd sure that 1 can do my
with ttJ boy" "'"' " """ U UU
IITTLEMlDGLEnMISTAKl.
inr.JocKr.r'SEnnon ofjvdomisxt
cobt the r up van tub hace.
Msrtsi Daty'a Bis ITorse the ravorlle, aad
After av RwtttlK Flalsh Chant Beat Hint
by Only a Ilead-A roer Car4 aad a Ltaht
Attendaaee at Rsrslsia-Hwedea tVlna
the Opealaic Pash Very Cleverly -Pr.
Htrret's Galilee Ran m rest Bis Fnr.
loeca Over the HleveTraek-NlmmsBrlatta
Tarehbearer Itomesvlth a Rnalt-Unrena
Takes Ihe Hurdle Race by si Nose-Joe
Jtlpley Ituss Ilia Last Raee or the lean
PAnATooA, July 24.-Society did tint take
kindly to the poor card offered by the manage
ment of the Saratoga Hoeing Association to
day, and tho attendance was confined almost
exclusively to the regulars, not more than 1,000
persons being within tho gates of the pretty
course when the bugle sounded for the opening
dash. The second race, for which Lamplighter,
CandclAbra, and Madrid were carded, was de
clared off, Candrlnbra and Madr'd having been
entered In It by mistake. A selling race, which
was run as Lho fifth event, was substituted. It
rained sharply In the oarly morning, and while
there was no mud, the track was slow enough
at first to tnakn the tlmo poorer than on tho
opening day, although Cooper A tiherldan's
Torchbearer catrled 117 pounds and ran five
furlongs In 1.024. and tlnlllce. Dr. Btrcot's
three-) car-old, was sufficiently resurrected to
show six furlongs tn 1 10,
During tho morning tho management an
nounced that after tJatunla) next nu lng would
begin at 2:,10 o'clock Instead nf 1 1 tlO o'clock, as
has been the custom for ) ears. Visitors nro not
taking kindly to the lden,as It revolutionizes tho
old-established s) stem w lilch hns been so popu
lar. It was tho hnblt of visitors to brciUnst
late after a sip of tho waters of the many springs
and repair to tho races, returning to din
ner about 3.30 or 4 o'clock, A drlvo
to tho lake, a promenade at tho
band concerts, nnd an hour or two at tho club
houso dull) lng with tlio tiger, usually com
pletcd a satisfactory day's programme. TUo
change, therefore, will not receive universal
ommi ndatlmi. President Waluauru 4md his
nssoclutcs figure, however, that hundreds of
persons will come to the races from Tro) and
Albany If the) are not compelled! to lose tho en
tire duy, and that Is tho principal reason for the
cliingt.
Sweden, on her form at Morris Pnrk and
bhcepslicnd Hay, was mailea warm first choice
for the opening dash for two-year-olds nt four
and a half furlongs. Derelict and tho Canadian
youngster, Kosstnar, cnrrled moro money than
an) of the others, although thero was some
money placed on Walbnum's Hossmoro as tho
field went to tho post. Caldwell's start settled
the chuticts of Achiever and Hossmar, both act
ing very greiu nnd mnvlngaway slowly from
the rear division. In the homestretch Mmms
shook up bweden, nnd Kelly's filly won cleverly
enough b) a good open length. Hossmar was n
fair second and ruu like a good colt. Derelict
wnsaclnsu third.
Dr. Strut had nil his friends In lino to play
(lalllee for the dash nt six furlongs for three-
Lcur-old. irlfllii Indulged "enella and 1-rcd
louglHsa with tho leuel until the stretch was
run luii, and then tlio crack light weight cut
loose, dnlllte winning hands down. Fred
Douglas inn I nfted hcnelln, who was running for
tho tlrtt tlmo this )cnr, and secured second
mime) by half n length, bcnella's ankles aro
big whero they have been fired, and he went
pretty gliigefli on them today. Inquisition
nnd Loving Heart behnvedvery badly at the
post, Heufcan receiving permission to walk to
the pnt nnd mount tho latter lu the line. It
being impossible tn do an) thing with her away
from tin otht r horees.
Chant lonkcsl like the best of good things for
the mile nnd furlong rate, but there was the
wannest kind nf a tip nut on The Pepper, and
those who exis-i ted togct 3 to 0 on ('hunt wcro
confronted bytlto .1, and The Pepper went to
the ikisi fuvnrite. X'hnnt'ri races were so good nt
Hrightou.howcver. that It seemed Impossible for
an) huree thut hod lxs.ii in retire ment for nearly
ii) cur to beat hliu. Miss Dixie made the running
to the turn, where ehowas headed b) buthChant
and The Pepiier. There wasn't a length between
thepnlr. nnd the latter seemed to be gaining.
"Martin took the centre of the track where the
footing wns better than next to tho rail, and
when he moved out Slldgley movisl In with The
I'tppcr. Hy eo doing ho lost the ruco. The tiuir
iv ere under n drive all through tho last hundred
) arils. Chant winning by n head. Miss Dlxlo
wasn poor third.
Hobfii Hood was so jierlstently touted fnr the
selling ruco for the three-) ear-olds at five fur
longs that he went to the post the favorite at :t
to 1 on. Miss Lilly und the favorite were the
luiccmakerH to the furlong poll, svlurc tlunn
hrought Torchbearer through with u rush, nnd
finally won In clever st)le by half u length.
Hiibiii Hood wits second and the Memento roll
third. The lust named finished unite strung.
'1 lie public looked askance at the hurdle raco
at first, but finally began betting nn It. Tom
l)iiu. Juponlcn, aud iliuu Hrummel carried
considerable muiic). Prlie made n dash for the
lend nt the start, and at one time lesl by ti n
lengths. Hi the run home he tired budl). and
w us overhauled at the liuit Jump b) lorn Kl)iin
nnd Man us Ml three horses were atuggering
at the finish. Marcus winning b n nose, while
Tom r 1) un la at I'rlre a head fl) eoiuo mistake
Jiiisinlca's number went up in third pltiee.but
this was stsiii ree titled. Hi ml Hrummel fill at
tlio lust hurdle und rolled iiinipletil) over Vat
le). Fortunate 1) neither man nor horse was
Injured, lorn M)nu was vrr) fat mi the fiat,
hut he Isgreenovir thl'Juiuis, nnd dwells at the
tuke-uir hihI uftei he luuds. The Jumps here
are much too low. and horses are lm lined to
raee at mem nils is iiuugerous, una the
Steeplechase, Hunt, and Pony Hating Assrs la
tlon should see Unit the) uro of the regulation
height.
Thero were only three starters for the extra
rate- Willi ott. (leorge Hes.k, and Future, The
lettlng was heuv) between alcott and the
three.) ear-old, even munej being the ruling
(aids. Future made the running tu the tut ii.
where Heck headed him. und, stalling off Wal
eott'srusli ut the furlong pole, won lu huud by
two lengths
Pierre Lorillard Is eutc-tulnlng a large part)
on the Ca man his huti-o Unit, at Albany.
U. J Fitzpatritk ), Joe Hltile) will not
race ngaln this )ear 'Ihejockev feels badl), as
Hlplcy was reui)lng him for alt tho attention
he had give ii him since last August.
Ihith Sweden amUWoltott pulled up quite
lame utter their races, r-uinmarlea,
FIIIST HAO.
Formslden two-)ear-olds, tursefSOO, fouranda
half furlonga
Madison Muhle'scli f Sweden byflreenlaud Hams),
Ids Ihllllllial I
J L. h jgrieiii b c p.otsniar Ion iHeagan) 3
Leigh a Iti't U f Derell, I, 111 (Martini , J
Klimet Jewel, hlr Jamea, Widow cllouot. Achiever,
aud Itoatmore also ran
Time, 0 7
l'pt Betting -Fight loSagalnat bweilen, 8 In 8 Pere
Itil, 7 to I UiMkiusr lUIulKltiiiel, 1 J lu I Mr James.
13 lo 1 I low I II (not. i(i, 1 uhtcver. 3U tu 1 Host
lllure, 30 to 1 Jewel.
SrjOMl lUCfc
tor three ) ear olds and upward, purs.i $300, six fur
louca.
u fetr.st'tb. e Galilee, by The Bard-Altharte.
113 ((Jrirtlni I
J O Hutihlni'sb e rel Douglat, lUlHlnun.) .
t' Fklsihniaiid Mnn'sUe heiiella UJtlerklns) j
hlelghtuf Hsnd, Ixivlug Heart, au I Imiulaltlon alto
ran
Time. 1 10
1W Helling -Seven tu lOogalnit Gsllle. 8 to 1 Se
nella 7 tn 1 Fred Douglas, 8u lu 1 Melght of Hand. 100
tu 1 In lultltlon, 100 iu 1 Lovln7 Heart.
Tlllltll HACK.
For all ages purse 300 nne mile and a furlong
Leigh and Hiatus be Chant. J by l-alselto-Addis
C . IcluiMsrllui l
Man-Hi Dal) ilih The Pepper 3 lull (Slldgley) 3
James K. 1 epper's br iu Jflu Dixie. 3, 104 (Perkins) 3
Del Norte alsu rau
Time. 1 37
l'.t Betting Six to 3 against The repper, ti toS
Chant, U to 1 Del forte, IS lol Mitt Dixie
rill'UTll HACE.
For three-year-oldt, purso S00. selling! fins fur
longs ( io er ft Hherldan's ch c. Torchbearer, by Brutus
Srlula 117 (nluiuitj 1
G VV ultsiuin a e b c Hoblu II mkI, 103 ilHinahue) 8
1,1.1,-. n a Daly a Memenln colt, 103 (Urinlu) 8
Mitt Lilly aud Cummudure Houghau alto ran.
Tlnu. 04l
Post Be ttlng Ten to 7 on Itobiu Ilo-I, 0 tu 1 against
Torchbearer. 0 tu 1 Memento colt to 1 Jilts 1 III) 110
to 1 Commodore Koughan
niTii hah..
For all ages telling sen n furlongs
V rlel-chuiaun k hull t eh c George Betk, 3, by
George kluue) -Becky It. 103 (IVrklntl 1
J MelJiiigllluteh g naliott 0, II 4 Olldgle) I 3
It 4 1'aiursou'sch n Future, 6, lou (Iteagau) 3
Time. 1 30
Post Belling Ten to 8 on George Beck, even money
against w alcott, 00 tu ) Future
SIXTH ItACg.
Hurdle race, purse (SCO, one lulls and a quarter
os erOve hurdles.
Stonyhurtt guide's b g Marcus, B, by Red Boy
Auttrord l43iV,Mtch) , 1
H T. Donovans br h Tom Flynu, S, 103 (P.CalU
baa) 8
M Daly'sch b Prise, s, 148 iHerdie) a
Japunlca, Lonely, aud Beau Bruuiuiel alsu ran Th
laser fell.
Time, 8 84U
. Post Bettlng-8vea to S against Tom Flynn, t to 1
Japoulca 4 to 1 Beau Bruuuucl, b lo I Lonely, 10 to 1
Marcui, 14 to I Prlto
The following are the entries for to-morrow:
Illrtt Haee One mile and a furlong
Candelabra. w 114lllum 114
jiuiluhtir litltactut 114
I victorious lbdlUruieuUue 04
TbcCJueeu ul
bccuadltace Kormaldeutwe ear- Ids, selltg nve
furlongs.
Tutcaa I0iFTanklUi IW
l??"S?n ' jus MUrU ios
MUs Dtxoo 103 Cllta 103
f?."10 ... W sir James is
Glimpse oily 0luscia Wly 83
ittS -I) J0t ..Joys Alt j, . - Jsual
ataaawaaS.t1ttatttaaiatStjttawaStSSaiSiatttJttWtWt1tai
Ttlnl lUet-sevtn furlongs s sentni.
Sirmentot , ..IISIAtoSs. ,..,,..115
ay Win ., ..loollllgh 0. .,,. ,,,..101
Fourth Race Three-quarters of a roll,
Rubicon lPJirrlg ... . ..... ... 103
Osllllee . i,. lOiilWettrsrk 10S
Anrellsn lOJ.HIsbolus .. . .. 103
intentate 103 Flirt ....100
entlgerna 100
Fifth llse-One tnlte and a sixteenth.
Kingston .. lKIMsrlrid . ,. 100
1-sytiri'lsy ooiQwendotlB 04
With Race Fire fnrlongs.
Ilsrry Reed 130 Campania 100
Applause lltFarorMe , 100
Halms , ilOOveretta . , .100
SlrDlion, Jr . ,. 1 10 Trophy gelding ,. 100
Mirage .... , , ... 103 Urania . .tod
Peggy Merrill colt. 109 Roundelay . loo
lATTLt! MATT ItT A XJ!CK.
Ite Beats Heir aad the flood Thtnn Blue
Oarter-Aetldeat at the Ilnrdlra.
The racing at Hrlghton Peach yesterday was
of the usual order, the defeat nf well-backed
favorites being the rule rather than the excep
tion. The talent began tho afternoon most
auspiciously by winning the first two races,
after which they suffered four successive defeats.
Nick wns considered hy the critics to hate the
first race at his mercy. It proved to be a good
selection. Nick, with 1'anw ay and Gertie, made
tho running to the upper turn, where Gertie
showed In front. Once straightened In the
stretch Kick came nway, winning by two
lengths from Pnnwa). frank It, llarf closed up
quickly at tho finish and beat Uerllo for third
mime) ,
Dutch Skater had the call in a field of fair
calibre In thn second rncc. There was a strong
tip nut on Harrington, Stoncuelllo gavo her
company a fast sprint for five furlongs, when
she began to lag, Dutch Hkater and Harrington
had a hot argument around the turn Into the
stretch, the former getting tho best of It as they
nrnrcd the finish. Harrington was beaten a
scant half length, btonenelllc, ridden out, was
third, four lengths away.
Truepenny and tit. Paulino wcro equally fan
cied In tho third race, a five-furlong dash for
two-) car-olds. The field was the largest of the
afternoon, and, as usual, the) gavo the starter a
lot of trouble. The start was a ragged one,
Kttarro and Ilelle of Htonewall going nut in
front. The latter took the lead In the first fur
long and led to the finish, winning easily, tit.
Pauline bent Irucpcnny three lengths for sec
ond mnnev,
Hlue darter was thought to be good enough to
bent a light field In tho fourth race, Carr's big
colt has been running good races of late, and
)estcrday he looked to have an easy task, but he
ran unplaced. The winner turned up In Llttlo
Matt, on whom a select few hod got the com
fortabln odds of U to 1, but at post tlmo the price
dropped to 7 to Z.Illue darter was first away.but
qtili kly fell buck. HellT was in front down thn
bnckstrrtch. Hounding the turn for home Iletft
shook himself clear of his field, but Little Matt
went after htm in the last furlong, and In a stiff
drive beat hlra a neck for tho nurse. Ilellt got
the place from Holero by a couple of lengths.
Charade, a vastly Improved horse since his
last publlo performance, bent tho even-money
favorite, Tom Tough, in the fifth race. Hardy
Fox ran a game race, but the old fellow was un
able to respond to Charade's bold challenge In
the Inst furlong. Tho latter won by a scant half
length from Hardy Fox in a punishing finish.
'I ma 'I uugh was beaten half a length for the
plate.
The hurdle race furnished tho usual number
of mishaps. Ulenall refused the first Jump.
Flip Han, the favorite, camo to grief along with
Crown Prince at tho last Hurdle, tit. Anthony
took the Jumps as lightly as a hare, and run
ning a good race won, pulled np. Hushranger
was seiond and Hummer Hreexo an indif
ferent third. Wright, tho Jockey who rode
Crown Prince, was not seriouslr lntiinil.
but Dunlop, the rider of Flip ilap,
had his i ellar bone broken and was otherwise
hurt. He was unconsclout when carried from
tho field. Flip Flap hobbled back to the pad
dock v i ry lame. Crow n Prince evnped unhurt.
James Casey, owner of Hushranger, bid bt. An
llioti) up $400. Mr. Heard, owner of the winner,
bid tho usual retainer, and kept his horse.
Jockc) bhcort), who rides for V. C. Daly, waa
set dow u for the bulancu of the meeting for de
liberately fouling Mlcmao Queen In the second
raie.
Ihe Stewards have suspended A. Shields,
ovvm r of Ixigan for the present, and referred the
case lo the Jockey Club They fallnd to prove
that Shields was lu collusion with the book
makers, but Shields was unable to satisfy them
that Logan's race was a true nne. During the
examination the Stewards stumbled against
some evidence that aroused their suspicious In
regard to Lizzie's running In the same raee.
Father Hill's case will be Inquired Into. (Sum
maries t
must nACE.
For three-year-olds and upward: purse 9300. of
wlilrhS73tn second and 33 to third; selling allow
ance at ne furlongs
A Itklns's lir.c.Mck, 4, by Mortemer Retribution,
pu (Ballard) , ;t
It lirndleyaib in Paunav, 4, 103 II. Jones) .8
James I uderwuod's br. r. Frank It. Hart, 3, 103
I Bergen) . )
Knhunta, Tiger. Rough and Heady, Glortana, Poor
Jonathan, Oxford, Gertie, and Equation also ran.
Time. 1 03
Post Betting Two tn on against Nick, 3 to 1 Rough
and Ready, 0 to 1 Frank It llarf, 7 tu I Pisir Jona
than, tl lu 1 Lquatlnn H to 1 Pan war, Je tu 1 ltubuita,
80 tu 1 Olurlana, 40 to 1 Oxford, 30 to 1 Tiger, 00 to 1
Equation.
SECOfll RACE.
A handicap for three j ear-olds, purso $700, of which
73 tn second aud 9J3 to third, one mile
W Jeunlngi. b rnitchbkater, a, by Dutch Roller
-Lua, 107 IKelffl , 1
W Donahue ten g Harrington, 8 103 (Hamilton) 3
A IbUKiiiteh f Htonenellle. 3. 1U4 illergen) , 3
Mlcmac (ueen and Hartford alto ran.
Tlmr I 4 it
Pint Betting heven lo 3 agulnit Dutch skater. 3 to
3 Nioneni Hie. 3 lo g Harrington, 10 to 1 Mlcmao
Vueen, lu tu 1 Hartford
THIRD HACE.
Fortwo-year-oldt. puru'tsnn, of which $73 to sec
ond sud St" to third, nve furlongs.
Camibnatalilesch f Ilelle of Mouewall, by Upend-
thrift MlasNallor us (HellT) . I
Rlemtoit Maine tch. f St Pauline 100 (Bergen) 8
J 11. 1 1" Keen a K i . Truepeuuy. 104 (Hamlltoni a
Visallt) Cllnnily, Tytura, Fttarre, Cremona. Judge
Gleatoii, Hupurtor, Milwaukee, Mallnda, aud Ouldeu
Gate alto rau
. Time. 1 njlf.
Tost Betting-Three to 1 agaluit BL Pauline. 0 to I
Truepenny. 4 to 1 Belle of uionewalfo to 1 Mallnda,
14 to 1 Uttrre. 18 to I Golden Gale, IS to 1 Superior.
80 to 1 Milwaukee B0 to 1 Clio filly. 40 to 1 Cremona
Oil to 1 ucallty, 60 to 1 Tytura, lvO to I Judge a lea
son. FOURTH RACE.
For three-year-olds and upward: purse $700. of
which 473 tn second and $33 to third, selling allow,
ancet one mile
W II Jrnnlngtsbr.c Little Matt, 8, by Voltureur
Black Gal, Use, (Carter) . l
W Tobluabr g llelff, a, lllsUiDoggru) ,
W.c Dal) tcb h Bolero, aged. UJ(Uergen) j
Charter and Blue Garter also ran.
Time, l:43t4
Pott Betting-Seven lo s against Blue Darter, 7 to 3
RellT, 7 to 3 I lttl- Matt, 0 lu 1 charter, 8 to 1 Bolero.
rirril race
For three-year-olds and upward, purse $300, of
which $73 tu second and $31 (o thtrdi seven furlongs.
W It Jones sbr h. Charade 0, by cliaraxus Ada
Ib-ll. 114 iNeumryrr) 1
I Mulleuteh g HnrdyFox.A. 1 1 1 (Ml-Glnne) g
M Jordan 4 Co 's eh h Tom Tough, 3, lit (Clerleo) 3
hnpraoo. Half Mine, hlr Itae, Teuacious, Laurel, and
W oisli toi tier alto run
Time, I 10
Post ivttlng rieven lo IllB.-alnst TomTough,sto3
Chsrade, tu 1 t'ulidora, 10 to 1 llslf Mine, ISto 1
Ti ua. lout, 80 iu 1 VV oodchopper, 80 lo 1 Soprano. 40
to 1 Hardy tux '
SIXTH MICE.
fHeenlechate purte $VW) of which $73 lo second
and $ ii lo third, over ihe thurt euurte
trie htabhV br h Ht Anthou) s liy Mortemer-Wsr
I'ulnl, IfUiMaral , I
Janii-sCaiu-v'abr g Ilmhraiiger 4, ISO handler) 8
W Mecleahr m Summer Hreese, S Uw.Orlfrln) 11
Crown Prime, Glenall I Itero and rllpFiapalto ran
Tlm .1 nut,
1'ott Betilng-Hveto 4 on Hip Hap, 4 to 1 agaluit
Ht Anthony, 8 to 1 I IJero, lo tu I Du.lirsnger, Ho to 1
Cruwu Prime, jo io I Glriiall, JOtu 1 bummer Breese.
The entries to-da) are
Flrt Race- Belling, one mile
Trouble. IIH Mutmee . ua
Haunterer lid ltual George 114
bt Laurent lol) some ui
Lanclug ill? Wllinar Js
etpatlan 10 iillolden Valley 8S
Toptiallanl loa'Dsly . gj
UucleJlm luu,
besroud Race Selling, six furlongs,
live Oak 107 Major General . 103
lactotion 1113 Geeirge Dixon .. 104
Terrapin ins 11 lance lnj
Fouallon 10 lip.t.n ll.ln ,.
Nird Ifswksioue )U3 Dr ilsrnett 104
Charter 1 bv) bartaaiu 07
loreni 07 Eaufelda (17
WhyutIt 07 '
Third Race-Maidens selling, five furlongs.
Anna Marie 108 Tweedledum 00
Iniiua 103 Maylrvln 1,6
(attamt 101 i Kile Ella uo
U ng Mue filly 101 r Itle Morrison nily oil
Mnevah 103 Lprnarnlly 110
JenuleA HU vv'.r Gallon. 00
tint Light HKiLliMbethnily 100
Cora loo1
tourth Race-belling six furlongs.
GuldDolUr 118 Addis ua
Woodehopper lit Tom Unity u j
Hardy toa loo Vagalnind . loa
Billy Hoy Km Cuimnad ins
Koll 103 1'oljdora . 03
Our slaggle w Melntyra ln
Fifth Race-Selling one mile and a furlong
W'B U8MrKass .ins
Kir Toui . lOtiJordaa , 107
Marshall 10?Honnee oi
Marguerite 103iLaurvl . . .. (gi
Sixth Race belling, tU furlongs.
Best Brsud 104 Leigh 0S
Ilsrry lllukton 104 Dr Johnson . 104
Adjourn 10$ Muthulu . lot
boprauu too Utile Bravo vi
Milan va Lrtc-cton V8
bon Malheur W Sadie H Jo
The fnurfli race on the regular prngramm
wasdecLAred off and the sixth dlvldeel, the first
half now being the fourth race.
The Winners at Flushlas.
Tbe attendance yesterdsy al Flushing was fully as
large as oo the same day but week, notwithstanding
that there ware no foreign book a Sammaiis.
First Rsm Purse $100. two-year -olds, tlllnr, half
t uUla. Jarley, 100 IKiug), 30 to 1, won) i Ithaa colt,
c n. Jtm.t. g4 -JJgSfa4jfcife. j,4l
ItlltttttttttlttaaattttwjtWta-wiii '
).'o'loh,rll'To!ijl
0S (Zelleri.fl to 0. second! LltUe Willie, 11 0( walker),
M to li tnlrd. flme, H18H. nyman and Jim Mo-
USStViSX" 11001 selling! .!"!;
Mrlongs. 1-arsgon, 107 (BprseylB to V(w?2i,rlr5wr!
103 (Uller). 7 to 10, second! fan King. 1031 Jidrews),
Jotol.thlru, Time. 0S7H The Fearl, rf nance, ami
0t2tnS RTce-rurse $100: M;!"Jt ' $ ""
furlongs. Hushing, 108 (Morris), T J 0. w-otji nee
l-lne. s (r. Alford), 4 to I.TffdN.rTnn2
tl'erl ns). 8 lo I, third , Tlme.O 06 Atjtonm.Wn
dlcttne, M'scey. Bnnker Hill, and Ben March also ran
Fifth. Racei-Purse $lt0 selling: onemlle. Day
Break, loo (7-eller), 7 toS, wont Watch .Charm, S3 AT.
Alford), to 8. seeondl Roger. 107 (MorrtsljS to 1.
tbird. Vlme,l!47M Red Cross, tJarrecnJ, Comprador,
and Hercules also ran.
Charley "Weber Hldea roar Wlaaera at
Hawthorne,
CarcAeo, July 24 -The attendancest HawHiorne to
day was 8 800. The wealher was fine and track fast.
Charley Weber rests four winners. Summaries!
tlrst Race-Plve-elghihs of a mil; heutrsl, 107 (C.
Welier), 17toB,woni Nona, 07 (Castln), 7 to8 sec
ondt Dick Behan, 110 (Blayloct), 4 to 1, third Time,
'second Race ftsven-elghthsof a mile nrTh"!"
ton, 111 tC.Weber), 1 to 8. woniBhuttle, 1 1 at Thorpe),
0 to 1, seeondl Amelia ilay, 117 (Blaylock), Otol,
thlnl Time, I so . ,, .
Third llace-Flve-elghlht of a mile IJnseed. 107 (C.
Wel-er), h to 1, wont Dhrgs, 118 (Irving). 1 to8,secpnd
Panic. 1 10 (J.yiilier), 40 to 1, tfitrd. Time, l'OilH
lourth Race Three-quarters of a mile. Bellguard.
(en tcaasln). 8 to 1, won! The Reaper, 103 (ThorpeM)
to S, second: Nanee, 88 (C. Weber), BHiol, third.
FIf't'hilace-Onernlle. Capt. Rees, 101 1C. Weber),
even, wont l'atrlck, 103 ftelgh). to 10, secnndi
MnckAhl i tewcom), 10 to 1, third Time. l!48M
With Race-Three-quarters of a mllo Lucky Di.
101 t(ovington), 4 to 1, wont IrsleO , 87 fCeasln), 4 lo
0,i.s-ond 1 Little .Nell, V7(N Hill), 4 to 1, third. Time,
HICK.
How They Finished at Hamllne.
Rr. Pail, July 34 -The following are the results at
Hamltne tieelay
First Race-One-half mile. Mary Talbert won. Mes
sage secemd, Bessie T. third Time, 0 BOW
Second Race- Hlx furlongs Tom Kelly won, aim
berlr second, Bankrupt thlnl Tlmr, lilil
Third Raee-Reven furlongs, selling CreTassewon,
Mollis II see nnd, Sunle B third. Time, 1 S9H
Fourth Race-One mile MounUeln ouall won,
Emma Mac second, Oxford thlnl. Time, 1 144.
Hfth Race-One mile and seventy yanta, Tssco
won, King sur second, Kxcelslor third. Tims, 140.
JIED XtVIi II AD Bl'EED TO 1TZX,
nut a Fonl Drive Hent lllrn to the Stable
A Ho a Track at Cleveland.
CLETELVttD, July 24. Tlicro was no rain to
stop thn sulkies to-day. but tho storm of yester
day left lu effects n tho shape of a, very muddy
track, which delayed tho Clrsnd Circuit card so
long that only three events could bo finished.
The footing at the polo was so bad that this
part of tho course, was not touched by tho har
rows, and the horses had to make a detour In
all tho miles. This kept the average speed down
a second or more aud enabled the winners to got
off lightly in the matter of records.
Ilcd Hud, who secured tho two heats trotted
yesterday In the first race, sold at $50 to $12
over the field this afternoon. He bad speed
enough to win, but a stand-still break cost him
the third heat, and a foul drlvo in the next sent
the Kashvillo colt to the stable tn disgrace. Ex
pressive got so much margin after Red
Bud's break in tho tlilrd heat that It
waa surprising to see Curry make a kill
ing; drive for it, as lie was an open
length bock when Expressive reached the wire
In v!:17M. bending his colt away at onco In the
fourth heat, Curry sought tho firmer footing
near the outer fence, McDowell evidently
thought ho could do tho same and get past, but
when he lifted Expressive up to Ited Hud's
wheel the placo was closed and he had to stop
drlv lng. Ited Hud had a clean lead to the wire.
but the Judges gav c the heat to Expressive and
announced Tied Hud distanced for tho foul. Tho
race w as a gift to Expressive in another hent.
There was nothing able tn dispute the rights
of Sally Simmons to the 2:2fl race, and the third
heat in 2:1HH was only a Jog for tho big filly.
The 2-17 trotters made livelier work, though
Miss Nelson was quite the best of the largo
field. She did not get through In time for the
first heat, and after Edith H. had led most of
tho wb), going to the half In 1:0071,
Urown Dick overhauled the little brood mare
and, shaking off Jamea L. won in 2:1S. On the
upper turn dlyccra aud Uraydon came together,
but nothing serious resulted. After Miss Nel
hoii got In front In the second heat she was not
headedsihough Judge Austin, Commodore Por
ter, and other cracks were In hot pursuit In the
last two heats.
Uelng now a full day behind, the horses will
bo started as curly as possible to-morrow, tbe
2.21 trot coming first, thn 2il5 pace next, and
then the 3:21 trut, the other class leftover to
day, bummarles:
8 83 class, trotting: three-year-olds; perse $3,000.
Rxpresslve, br, f . by Elec tiooeer Esther,
by Express (McDowell I. J Bill
IJmnneer, b. c (Rayholdl . U 8 8 8 8
SlsvOower, Ii s. (Bernard) 4 4 4 8 8
Chide, h f. (Crane) . , . .... 0 6 6 4 4
Red Bud, ch c , by Red Fern (It. E. Curry) 1 1 1 die
Htinup.b e. (Mueller) 7 7.dls.
Burlliigame, br. o. (Goldsmith) dls.
Flossy Betant. ch f (J. U. Curry) .. dls
Tlmr-3:17, 4it,8il7M 8ilb,2 314
3 33 class, trotting! four year-oldst purse $3,000.
Belly Simmons, br. f, by Simmons (tally
Adaiut, by John Biinline (D. 0 Shank) Ill
Nettle Wilkes, b f (Ruth) 3 9 3
Lovelace, br. c. (Chandler) 8 3 8
Why lent, gr r I Walker) 4 3 6
HedBlrd. ch r (Dowd) , , 7 4 0
Miss Rachel, blk f (Ketiham) t 0 4
MambrtnoHwirt.rh f (I'ennocx) 6 8 7
Cornelia llnvrnrd, b f. tl'rattl , 8 7 J Is
Centllvre W likes, bit illogs.h .. ... U 8dr.
Tlme-3 ll4,3 H, a.lbX.
3 17 elast, trotting, purse $3,000
Mitt Nelson, b in , iiy Norfolk-Lasslter,
breeding untrarc-d (Curtis) . ,4111
BrownDlck.br g , b) St. (loud (Kldburi),, t B 8 7
Commodore Poner, b s (C. C Fuller) ..6888
James L.. b g (Brlggi) 34 0
Judge Austin, K g (Goldsmith) 6 4 3 11
Edith IL, b in IDevy) 8 7 7 0
Allorlta,eh in (Dkkerson) It 8 18 8
Maude, blk. m (Geersi 0 0 0 4
Graydou. g s (Walker! 18 0 0 8
Peverll.eh a (V 1 Dotile) ... ....... 7 10 11 10
Happy Promise, h a (Withers) 10 11 10 v
OI)cera.b.ni. (Cannon) 18 18 edit
Aurora Wince b s (Willis) 8 dr.
W likes, b.g (Starr) , . . dls.
Tlmek 13,3:17,8.17k, 8 18.
A. Flae Field of Horeea for the Farkvllle
Driving Club's Sfeettna;.
The following are the entries for the two days'
meeting of the Parkvllle Driving Clubi
FRIDAr, JULY 27.
8 00 Class. Trottlng-B m. Wlltona, Parkvllle Farm;
b. K Jlmmle D or ro g Philip Rmtlh.John W Drls
coll. Parkvllle br g IMerlm.f). o Wright. .New irk
city, blue g Blue Jacket, W llllam Dunlay, Graves, nil,
br t Msdrlllloy.Janies Powers Hrooklyni b s Con
tractor. MT Connolly, Jersey Cltyi U g. Senator Mc
Phrrton. Samuel Mc I'hersnn, Jlsw fork , ch m Msg
nolla. u L. Dorau, .New ,ork city; br g. Barney, W.
lut-dwards.Hctberford.h J . br m Trotile. Samuel
J Urown, Hattliuck, I. I t eh g Llndor. R. L. Davis,
Port Jeff ersoui b m Meander, John Powers Brook!
ya.' V. T.a,I2n,,v)' '.' I'owers. br g Samuel Tll.leu.
,,'A ''ondlt, Kew York cltyj b g Butcher Boy, IL 1'.
Hale New York city
8 41 cists. Trotting and Parlng-Rn g Honest Abe,
? '!?',nl,, lUf.rn.'i br ' Harry It. II llogert
Brooklyn! grm Ella E or b g lvte c'urran, Johu W ,
nrlscitn, larkrllla, I. m I Ittle Barefoot, Kit Thomas!
Morrltanls. br m, Beaufort Girl. William Dunlay
Oravetenl. blk g tranklcit U Covey. Mattliiick:
b g Veruette. James Powers, b s Hussar VV A.
W)im Far llockaway. blk in. ltoval Belle, t Hmlth;
Newark i ch g Gnld (.harm, William Battennau.
Bruoklvu gr in Highland Lastle, A Danrourt, Roal
'j'ase.lass.Trutilng-B. in Halt of Erin II Prloa.
Jersey I lly.li g tree Trade Henry llopke. Brook!) n.
br in Molllell or b g Frsnk ll D Bill. Brooklyn
!'r s-tharlestdd). George Maloolu. Bns.klyn. br i
'."."l J Cnrrlgah, Hllgewuo,! V J . blk in Marr
Glbjs.nt. W llllnii. II N.lti.11. Bris.kl) n, I. g On T nie
It llanle) Jeraej I ty d g iirover VVllkea. C U
Iioraii. Nw ork Ily b ir I'lialuiwake. J a ilayes
""Wl. '" l1't' .- "s Port Jeffenim
" g..J l,.Memanii J P Memaiin. 1'rartalla, L. I i b
'u Con Cooper, fatrkk "ray Sew . ork illy. br. ni
Maud It, James Allen, Ke) port, 7' ' '
SATtHUAl, JL'LT 28.
8 SI Class. TrnliliiK B m Dors, J 1 Rogers
Gravrteud eh lu Ilelle Grande. C liaekell Morris
anu. blk in Oeuevla W A 11 Rlee! Brooklyn, li g
t'utnier I It Mti rtoulhaiiipton ill il ir ilniier
W like. I III,,,,,, Sew; ,,., city, bf ro ! id I '
J Kllairs Itriwklin eb g lirDvtr.K I. Davis lirt
Jtrfrrtuii.li g Hurr) 1 .P 11 Powers, blk m Vanity
I'""' .,ll"1rr I'lalnneld. eh g Harry T J 3
im" ?l i'!'"! v .b "' '. Brwjelllll si., k
farm, Niirtliuirt .1 .1 b ni Kilty Pilot t harletf
""tkellr bf " Tm "'T """w
8.80 (lata. Trotting and Paclnz-n m w.nd. v t
K'S''i. .if"'.'0 n' E'1? frlnceaa or b ni
Wluola Parkvllle Fanui ch g Lu. ky Baldwin 11
V"'",b, "uetswutk. reterXnlTk fins kljii le g
KruettMtirravers.tl.rls Mooney, hew York elty eh
g Bn Davit John Maearthy liruuklyu 1. g irankj
George II Smith, orange, N J nau,
3 43 Cltua Tmttlng-U m Neu l'anroait Parkvllle
Farm b m Maid olVrlii, 11 Pries. J,Vv h';." ,,,
??'!! hJn.il vcFuru"" K JohnKrlsci. I I'srUli !.
kr g Chlerialn, VVIIlam Duulun. Grave M-nd le m
T'ruella chain. Ualker. Rlvethea. ill bg U utor
L. Doran New 1 ork tllyj br a Dan or br s TarIT
pSn?r,,slSl:,rAn,v!lU,uukiil,re. MoSfai urTb'nT
k l ff.i ii I'lf FarWkaway ell g Ulidor
t7..ri iMIiiS 'i S"!rn,:u.,'.n tarrleU llll. lay
. .'. tSJin ii. C ".''"IjC John I. Held larkvll.;
b ui Meander Jofin i'owers br f Georgians Jtmut
a,1Froi.oV,rhiHUri' K""8 l""U'' Uf""u'
News fow the Horse World.
.iSIfJ1."'. lu.. -McFerrau ft Clausen's four
Wu?$lo;ooor'UUr,r ''' " ,7' aM las" night
3ivVv?,er:1rlputn?d,'u ,"c,, - ,ttau5 '"
mSE?itlu.;J$,'.itt. TT OP""0 "t "" trotting
!5,, UUF '' hss teen pottpuaasl until to
StSSv'uSS Voun' V Xu,mf '' stefrin Thfre aVS
?SiJwi,t."MW ' ' '"" ai " hotel. a,I
aM Iketetitu l""',,,m,n "0,a "" tuIand. the Wi.
Hosmer aad PUIsled Hatched to Row
Three Mile.
Botrros. Jaly 34. -aeorge II Hosmer of Bostoa and
rredA PtaLtled of .North Gorbatn, Mt., today algued
articles for a thrtw-ulle single scull race, wtta oo
turn, upon a cours to be mutually agreed mm, nn
Aug , (or $&o a akta. Tba raoe L7 lot. MwJiPiflT?
Jb-rvJc. ot ibe XtUet&fJtlSr&SSll
xsn1 jxnBBt a. a at roomAzz. ) I
The Donshtr Athletea of Fleraiea rotat W
TTI11 Support sv Team. !
The few Jersey Athletlo Club Intend to place I
a strong foothall tcm on tho field this fall, and JL
hare accordingly arranged gamea with all the '9
lradintf colleges. Manager Masterson has ar- J
rangrir fortHS followltiR gamest
Rept.80 New Vork A. C.vs.Lawrencevilie Academy,
r1Tl?Sw ierW A. C. vs. Orange A P .at rtrange.
Wt. o1 .Ne7 Jersey A. C. s Polytechnlo Institute, at
Ktl0iiewJersey A. C. vs. Stevens In.tltoto.at
UCs?tf?.'Vew Jersey A. C. vs. Princeton (scrub) at
NOc,tJioT"e?e,w Jersey A C. vs. Rutgers College, at Kew .
t'ftTii'. New Jersey A. O. vs. Williams College, at
Wtc,87".tle'w'jersey A. C. vs. Wesleyan nnlvendty, st ,
"kov'KnJw Jersey A. C. vs. Lafayette CoUege, at I
"hoe, 'fflvew Jersey A C. vs. Swarthmore Oollege, at
J,J,ovJ.''ro''Se0w Jersey A. C. vs. United States Naval
Academy, at nnnpolls. 1.1.1-ai- .
lor 17, New lertcy A. C. vs. Chicago Athlello At
aoclatlon, at New Jirary Oval, ,,.,, . n .. 1
.Nov. 81, New Jersey A. C vs. F.llxabeth A. C , at j
Elisabeth '
Tho candidates for tho team will bogln train
lng on Aug. 2A at tho club's grounds at Ilergen
Point under tho care of a wcU-kuown college
coach, ,
Katrlea for the Long Island Regatta.
Hero are the entries for tho Ionir Island r.
gatta to be held on Saturday next at Flnshlnf,
L. I. The races wilt licgln at 2:00 P. M.I
Junior Single FVull-J. W. Msher. WyanoknR. ai
Hcbart Ahrens Beawanhaka B. C I John Hcndrlckion,
UJunVoriSub!eScnlls-H F. Bennett, bow! T. F.-rtor-ton,
stroke, N.V. Athletlo Club J. A. Gray Ism A J.
Dltirlck, simke, Itnvenswood B '. W. F. ltsnham,
bow J A. Ileraty, stroke. Harlem It. C.
i Junior t our (Hgs-U .0-Knsgel. berwy C. g. Knsrp 3
J.J MeOulre.OiJ W. Maher, stroke: F.F N.PeCsmti,
coxswain. Wysnoke, ll C. ft Townsend, bow .ft.
Faulkner, 8, Ira Beard, Hi Ed Beard, stroke: K.Kehoe,
"nlor'FouVshel'l (Fjvgle CupW. Fralem. bow! R,
Mcl)ougsl.3J. Mertons jW ynrrls, stroke, Varuna
B C Tl L Fowler. bow I) P. Rogers, 8C.F.Byrd,
8: r. Conners stroke. Flushing B C. C. 'en
nlngton, Ikiwi W. H. Whltner. 3, A. Nlckerson.Si A.
rrentis stroke, Vaulllus B. tt W. H. fltruse. bow(
If. F Ecks. J K W Hlllman. Ill F. F..IVllne. stroke.
varuna li c J ei, rs nmeiier, i, ... a.-..,,, , .
C Tltns Hi vf J. Vt llcox, stroke, hereits B. C.
Intermesllate Single bculls-John Uendrickson and
P. F. Sharkey, Kavenswood II C.
Senior r our (Ilgs-I-. W. Burns, bowj V, Locktrieyer.
81 1- Carney, 1, Owen Fox, stroke! F. Knowles, cox.
swain Institute H ft F. Holt.bowiC IHulfleld. 8 E.
Ilowanl. 8J Brink, stroke: IL l'pllsnl, coxgwalu,
Triton B. d. OF. Sartorlus, lnw A. Kollsted, Si It.
Waldep,8:n W Morris, stroke) C C. Etnythe, cox
swain. New York A. C. , . ,
bcnlor Four Shells-W. H rtnkney.bow : B. J. Keane,
S:F. VT. Howard, .If J R. Crawford, stroke. New yorlt
A.C. O.H.Coucb.liow.O.l Ingrain, 8laulIukow,
8, J II Warren, stroke, Astoria A.C.
Senior lour Bsrge-F Hahn. bow: Max Kiirmpsl, 8
EmltFuchs, Ji OK. Siorin, strokei John Oehrs. eo x
swain, Vali ncln It ft J. Fratem, bow: It. JIcDollgal
J. Mertens. 8, W VorrU, stroke, 1. Yates, coxswain,
larunnll C F Mack, bowi J. Behensky, 3: L. Oa.1.
man. I, J. Kondelka, stroke! J.F.Fesar, eoxswslii.
First Bohemian II C. C. Kostlang. bow: H "W. Thorns,
8i J. Mohlraati, 1: V. States, stroke! J. A. Thorns, cox.
swain. Active It C. . .
Senior Single bculls P. F. Sharkey. Bavcnsw ood n.
C.i George Freeth, aruna n. C. Entries for this event
open until 1 0 A. H. Thursday morning ,.
omeers Referee, J. I-. Ballantyns, ArUmrKull R.CJ
starter, M. II. For, Metropolitan A, ft! -udges. Wi
Ooodklnd, rineHUrl) C.i ('.UMlddlebrook, Ctcscc-nt
A. C; E. J. Byrnes, Atlanta B. C.
Jllcyclo Races Postpone-.
Nxwxjcg, July 34. Rain until the early morning ha
forced the entire postponement of the Ite ar rufaj
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might havo been run. To reach Toledo to-night the
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ager signed an agreement to return hero later In the
season. Several managers will return to go for tho
records on this track, which has many superior ad
vantages Every prominent rider but Harry Tyler
waa present. It Is said on good authority to-day (hat
Tyler will attempt the breaking of both mile records
held by Bliss at Waltbam track next Friday. Dia
monds galore are offered at Toledo to-morrow, and
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