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f$' . THE. SUN, TUESDAY, JULY 0, 1897. . I
., ON THE BASEBALL FIELD.
Wfc xair toxics and Bnooxcxrita
'jgk; BREAK ETXN ON XITO BAKES.
m Title Victorian. In the Ninth fanlnsr
-Kf.-" Cincinnati Defeat and ras the Haiti.
.Q(?u wmm Cleveland Win. and tose. at rills.
ISt V burg ChleAate and Washington Subdue
' ataea Other . Ion I. Beat Lenlsvllle.
Sf ' The Nstr York whitewashed tho lirooklyns In
(bamornlofr gams yesterday, nnd wcro benton
JK In the afternoon. Joyce' men have dropped be-
V low the .600 murk, whllo Btrnlo's players have
;, pasted the Philadelphia!. Tho latter wcro twice
'It-' conquered by the Boston, who, tn each Instance,
F' made their winning rune In the ninth Inning,
rfcl Tho Doancators now have the strong lend of 80
jR point, and go West In fine shape. The Salll
s mores have dropped to third place. On Sunday
i$V' ''they were beaten by the Cincinnati, and yester-
$' day morn In ir they luccumbed araln, Ewlng'
,'f , men taking the second notch. The afternoon
? Came, however, wae preTentcd by rain. The
x! Cleveland and Pittsburg broke even, nnd aro
$ fifth and txth respectively. The Washington
. .loit the morning; game at Chicago, but stio-
3- jeeeded In abutting Anson', men out In tho after-
K soon. They are tied with the Loulsvlllos, who
E J dropped a ball to the St. Louis UU-ondcrs. The
W ' rMulU:
Wr itonntKO auiu,
itFf w Tar. 10 Bewkiyn. 0.
iVfl; Boston. 8i rtilladelpula, .
:$ - Cfekars Washington, 4.
tf Oloclon.it t Baltimore, 3.
jEr Cleveland, 4 Plttiburr, 8.
BR,'1 ATTKnXOON OAklES.
sjRjt Sreektyn, 4 New Terk, n.
rjJT. Cotton, Si Phllal.Iphla.8.
MM, Washington, 4 Chlcigo, 0.
j,K Plti4barj-,i Cleveland, 1.
fig?! St, Loalt, Ti Louisville, fl.
& At Cincinnati Rain.
i;V, Tin ItBOOIlD.
VJ fr Air
Jit tTin.teil.Ceiif. Wiin.7xnf.Cenf.
Bettea 44 14 ,75fl. Brooklyn t HI .473
,. Cincinnati... .87 1H .R7:iPhllilelpbla.ifa S3 .4S
ffi Baltimore... .88 ID .flii7lWashtnton..e3 (13 ,31)7
SewTork.,..H SB .olMiLaulsvlUe....B3 83 .1IU7
p 01VlaHd....31 88 .889 CBIoagO 84 37 .803
Sf flttsburt SB SO .483 St. Louis 1 48 .800
fr vn took, 10; niiooKLYtr. 0. uoiu'ixa oame.)
When the Brooklyn saw that Amos Httsle
ij, was coins to pitch aenlnst them at the l'ulo
ft, Oround. yesterday momlnir they expressed th
' belief that he would be easy, Before the big
l?i noosier had hurled a dozen balls over the pinto
fig Barbie men changed tholr minds. Amis
iJ,' pitched for seven Innings, In which time the
ii Brooklyn, ant three safe hits nnd two men
K; reached second. Then the considerate Joyco
,!: reliered Rusle and allowed Mike Sullivan to
j ahow hU speed In the last two Innings. Mike
if. added two more ciphers to the visitors' str.ng;
;. and completed the coat of whitewash which had
d bsn pretty thickly applied by Amos.
The New Yorks batted "Lefty" Payne quite
it frtsly, but Payne was not solely to blame. He
reoelTed the most dlscourdulnz support, Ln
& caanoe, Oanaran, and Bhlndle making school-
toy error on easy cbances. In the field Joyne'a
is ntm played beautifully, Davis, Gleason, nnd
Wark' taklnjf some bard balls ln clean style.
A-, Van Haltren (cored In the tlrat Innlntr on his
; tftl Tternan' bit and Darls's fir to Grlflln.
--J1 in the third Payne' support was so bad that the
ji: BrooKlyn rooters howled tn disgust. Van Hal
ts trea sac Ufa on Oanaran's error and landed on
ft' third, when Smith knocked down Tlernnn's
PA bard single. Joyce, for the second time, .truck
K& out, and on Darls fly to Jones Van Haltren
ft counted. Oleason was safe on Larhance's f um
W bio, and Warner reached first when 8hlndl fell
'". all OTer hi srounder. Then Oleason stolo third,
Li. and a Bhlndle muffed a good throw from Qrlm
. the kid Kept on to the rubber.
ih Tlernan Mgan the fifth with a base on balls
v and reached second on Oanaran' mis of Joyce'
.-' grounder. Mike was forced by Darls, and
Scrappy (cored on Oleason' double. Davis
1 came fit on Warner's long drive to Anderson,
J-, and Clark scratched a hit. But there were no
vn more nine that Inning, for Jones made a superb
V catch off Holme. In the sixth Husls singled
! and Van died out. Tternan hit to Lachance.
r. who threw wildly to second, and Amos galloped
"; on to third. Joyce brought his pitcher ln with
'; an out and Tlernan counted on Davis's base hit
f, to centre. Qleason hit safely, too, but both were
', Bill Clark cut loose with a tremendous three-
'" bagger ln the srenth, and Holme, was hit by a
pltcned ball. Itusle singled, scoring B1U and
"r" putting Holmes on third, whence he scored the
& last run of the game on Tlernan'a long fly to
S Grlflln. The crowd wa surprisingly larse, con-
-i slderlnjr the humidity, there being more than
'X 0,000 admissions. It wa such a hollow vlctorr
i; that the Brooklyn rooters were too melancholy
V, to eat lunch, so they lust waited around until
I' the afternoon game began. The .core:
U saw Toac l aaoosxni,
S TumtVcfl Cl 0 o'artffln,ef....O 0 3 0 0
': Tlsraan. rf..9 i 0 0 Jonea,rt.....O 1 S 0 0
Joyce, Bb....l 111 0 Andanon. U.O 1 1 C 0
;, Darts, SS.....1 ii 0 Bhlndle, 8b.,0 0002
I-, Oluson. Ib..l 0 6 4 0Laebana:,lb.0 0 8 0 8
?v XTanier, e...Q 1 S 0 0 Can.Tan. Sb.O 0 8 8 8
.' Clark, in,... i a 11 8 0 o. Smith, u..o o o a o
t BDUaes.U...l 110 OOrlra. e 0 0 4 10
J. Knilo. P.....I BS lfayne.p 0 1080
B BuUltan. p..O 0110
i TotaU 0 8 8110 0
i? TotaU.... 10 14 8717 1
;, Hrw Tork 1 0 8 0 8 8 a 0 ..10
V Brookirn 0 0000000 0 0
Camed run. VrwTork. r. Twc-base- hit Oleuon.
tn Tbree-bue hit Cl.rk. Stolen buu-Tu Ualtren,
rr; Oleuon, Waruir, Cluk, Audenou. Kirtt ban on
iu arron new Tork, 4t Drnokljn. 1 Flnt bmt on
-. O.IU OffRuile. W;ofT6alllTn. 3i off Payee. 1, btruck
Ki oat By Buile, 1 1 by Bulllran, 1 : by r.yne, 4. Hltlijr
i pitcher By Pajn., 1. Left on bue New York, 1 1 :
K-j Brookljn. 7. Double play Davli, Oleaion, and
; Clark. Peued ball Orlm. Time 8 hour, and 89
p minute.. Umpire McDonald. Attendance, S.OOO.
, BBOOKLYN, 4;KKW VOrtK.3. AF-TKHNOON OiME.
Br,, tn striking contrast to the morning rantcst,
jj ' the one In tho afternoon was fought out bitterly
K: to tbe end, and kent a crowd of more than 13,000
rooters on edge. Umpire McDonald's work was
K not satisfactory to either team and the plnycrs
Kf were constantly wrancllng with htm, whllo the
K cranks declared themselves In unmistakable
K rpi- Tbe New Yorks laid their defeat to soino
? of McDonald's rulings, but on the uhnle tbe
Ki teams suflered alxut equally. It ill Kennedy
K and Cyclone Seymour were the pitchers, and
A tney had a battle rojnl, with the former sllKbtly
In tho lead at the finish. Both team, fielded
K beautifully, but the Brooklyn, got In their star
BS plays at times when there were men
, on basos. U.nmran accepted thirteen out
K' Of fourteen chunces, and Oeorgo Smith
K Ut off several base bits. Grlflln also made it
K,: ereat catch ln the ninth which undoubtedly
E; laved the Komo. For the Now Yorks Duvia nnd
Et gleason made some llEbtnlng plays, and 1)111
Wr, Clark led with the stick. Seymour struck Grlflln
Hr out three times, much to tho Brooklyn captain's
? tujfcomflture,
mJ, In the first Inning Jones touched up floymour
B:; for a two-bagger, only to be doubled up on
K Anderson's liner to Gleason. Van led oil In the
Hg last half with aslnule, and was cauvht stealing
Kv second with nobody out. Canavan retired Tier-
Ht (tan with a superb slop and throw and Joyce
took tour, balls. Then Davis pooped up
v- fly. With two out ln the last half
m W the. second Clark tripled, but Holmes
;;. couldn't brinir him ln. In the tlilnl, after
Kit fmllh had been settled, Burrell received
XfgK. Seymour only base on bails, Oy then caught
K- Muster napping with a quick throw, nnd the
K Brooklyn made an awful kick, claiming that
s Btytnour had committed a balk. A double piny
Hfe by Oanaran and Lachance killed tbe Now Yorks'
B enaBcas for run inthelr half, and In the next
M (onlos there was a small-sited riot on the field,
M- Griffin opened with n slnglo, and Soymour. In
mK an attempt to catch him off first, made a puliin-
MJr, Ble movement to.pltch by stepping forward bo-
H'l fere throwing the ball to Clark, As the rule
ML alearly states thnt any mot ement to doctlve the
1 Mso runner by the pitcher Is a balk, the umpire
H?' yet? properly called one, and sent Grlflln to sec-
bib nd. McDonald was promptly surrounded by the
bS' players of both team., and n wrangle or five
fK' blnutes ensued, during which the minks who
H', Trere rooting for Joyco railed the iudea of play
K 'robUr-horaolhlef.'' nnd ''skfii," wlill'i
IBVu the follower, of the lirooklyns told him ho was
mh ail rhrht. Grlftln finally reached third on Jones's
K Blow bounder to Gleason, nndsroredtheflrstrim
K Of the game on Anderson' safe clip to loft.
aVv ?.!.Jnii!-..STen b.?1, luo lK,lk I10t beon
W, 81.'8?! urlnln would lmvo ecorud anyway, as
H? Bhlndle followed with another hit, Willi only
1?t 4."dergon.v"l5,.cault stenllnir third
afK, and Bhlndle was legally caught napping br
K- feytnour. w t
aV-" C'31, .J0?09 began Now York's turn with a
B ! three-bagger to centre, and tied tho ecaro
K on DarU's single to rtirht. Kennedy made a
' Jong kick because he belluvftl I but Joyce should
K bare been declared out on btrlLua, but McDon
W tld wouldn't listen to him,
K' w."Yoli ur? "veiling up for thiit bulkl" roared
Ki Kennedy, but the umpire ordered him to play
aK' 51.Li,DiJ,il? w,, '"rf'Tby Gleason. and Wurner
K, put tho Kid on thhd with bu.o lilt. A great
Mi Oouble play by Uanavau, Smith, and Ithnnco
B coded the lulling.
: The Brooklyn bean to get tho bang of Bey.
K mour s swift currefin tho elilh, and there was
LbW ??? rliTlPFi Kennedy bifmn with a clean
LB arjye to right for abase.uiul when Grlllln was
K eallea out on strikes ho declurod that tho third
? nWatwofeetoutsi(i the plate. Jones and
V' Anderjon followed with hits, and Joyco argued
saw' !lltr,Jbe umpire several minutei on tho ground
K that he should hnro called Jones out on elrlkes,
Kennedy stored meannhllo, nnd Hhlndlo's II y to
Tan Haltren uioysd tho runner, up a bso each.
i Iehuc had loft tho, gamubeaius tho hoat
Hi' affooted him, and Hhocli,t no batted In hi. placf.
K sent in the winning runs with a prtdty slnglo to
m ceutro. Van HnUreii trio i to catc'i Bliocli otr
B ttatouthtf throw In, aiidiho lliilrlimnii. In his
H Wild cramblo to get bLk to tho bug, upnot big
( Plarkand then mooted to sutouJ, where ho was
(W, .ik9.?,r,Jro.k, Zln desperate now, and so
K sjrero their friends. Tho howling of the crowd
K. walBOlnUnMthatoue could not hear tho da-
K fWouitttluituapLv. Aftox Joyco bad flied out
aaaBaw&LMiimiriiiifJ'iTi'fMiir"yt''''''''' ''' fr'y--V-5'
In thlat half of tit sixth, Darl tmntafl.BafBlf
and wa forced, Warner being third out qn a
Srounder to Oanaran. The Brooklyn could do
othtng with Seymour ln the last three inning,
and made no more nine. In the eighth, with
?ne out, Joyoe got his base on balls, and was
orced. Gleason mads a hit, and Warner popped
opa fly, leaving Davis and tli Kid.,
When Bill Clark opened the last bait of tho
ninth with a sharp single to right the crowd
began lolling like wild Indians. The noise wa
Increased as Holmes putn slnclo ln left and Bill
landed on second. Peymour then hit to Ander
son, who was playing first base, and both men
reached the baso simultaneously. ,
" You'ro out I" declared McDonald,
"What are you trying to dot'1 (creamed
Joyco.
'You're all rlghtl Don't lot him bluff youl"
cried tho Brooklyn In n chorus. It was a very
closo decision, which could lmvo boon made
either way, Tho out moved Clark nnd Holmes
along, nnd then Grlflln saved the ifatno. Van
llnllrcn hammered a Ion;, high one nearly to
theropee, but Grlllln, afturn despcrato chase,
pulled tbe ball down. Clark ran home on tho
catch, and Holmes hustled to third, Bhlndle
then fumbled Tlernnn's grounder nnd Holmes
scored, One run was needed to tie tho "core
now and tho oxclted thousands stood up. They
Jelled Incessantly with tho Idea of rattling
Cennody. but tho Brooklyn pitcher had his
nerve with hint.
' Win the game. Scrappy!" was the err on all
sides as Jojco camo up, Ho got his base on
bulls, and tho Brooklyn, klekod atfnln.
"Now, DavM Hero's- your chancel Break It!
The crowd was almost crazy nt this point, for
thecrnukn bellevod tbeyweru rattling Kennody.
D.ivls had two strikes on htm and then drove
tho next good one high Into the air. Hhoch got
under It with tho knowledge thnt If he droppod
the ball the lirooklyns goose would bo cookod,
for both runners would cross the plato. But the
little German's norvo didn't leave him, and ho
Kuoo7tl tho hall eo hard that It looked like an
egg. Tho score:
KHIY TORK. SSOOKIrX.
iu l.r.o.A.r. .lir.o.i..
VannTn,cio 1 u 0 1 Ortffln, er....l 1 8 0 u
TInrn.n, r(.,0 0 0 o 0 Jones, rf.....l 9 0 0 0
Jojoe, Ob....l 118 0 A'd'.'n.tf.lb.l 3 0 10
Dafls, u 0 8 8 4 II Shln.Ue. 81..0 110 1
nieotou, !!b..0 114 0 l.wha'o,lhn 0 4 1 0
Warner, c.,,0 1 0 1 u ihjch, If 0 8 8 0 0
Clark, lb..,. 1 8 1U 1 V C.naTiin, ab.O 0 5 8 1
Holme., If...l 1 10t;l Smith, u.O 1081
Ueyuour, p..u 1 0 U 1 ilurrrll. O....0 U I 1 0
icnuoJr, P..1 110 0
Total. S 10 87 10 L
Total.. 4 10 87 14 8
Brooklyn 0 0 0 10 8 0 0 04
Row Yurfc 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 83
Earned runs Brooklyn, 4; New York, 8. Two-base
tit J'Tits. Tlirc.-uue hll Joyce, Clark. Stolen
tijws 'I lernsn, Uleaon. rirstb.ou errors New
Tort, 2i lirooklyu, 1, Flnt liaseou nails On Ken-uedj-,
4i on M-ymuur, 1. struck out Uj KennoJ, 1
bjaeyuiour, ft. Duubl. play. Oanuan on 1 ltuhancet
Cunuvan, bmlth, aud Liclmnce, DavlianU Clark Lett
un L.i' Now York. U llrookljn. 3. Dalk Sey
mour. Time a hour, and lb minutes. Umpire Mo
Douald. Attendance 18,0u0.
it ruiUDULXuu xoaauio Oiira.
rniLiDSLTUIi. I BOHTOX.
a. In. r.o. a. c I a. 1b. r.o. a. e.
Cooley, ef...0 0 0 1 1 'Hamilton, cf.l I 0 0 C
Iiowd, rt....l ISO 0 Tcuney, lb..O 0 0 0 (
Deieli.nty.lt.u 1 S 0 0 l.onu.u u 14 9 0
Lajole. lb.,.0 18 0 0 Dully, It 1 13 0 0
Cleimutl.c.O 0 10 0 HUlil, If 1 13 0 0
Ueler, 2h....O 0 8 8 1 l'i,.tllK,3b...O 0 0 11
OIUi-n, s. ...0 118 U Lowe, 80... .0 18 0 0
Kiuh. llb..,.U 0 4 10 Lake, c 0 14 0 0
Uilli, p 1 3 110 Ltiwtl, p 0 0 0 0 0
btlUlne....0 0000
ToUU 3 0 27 8 1
Total. 3 0 27 8 8
Ran for allien lu the ninth Inning.
Philadelphia 0 0 1 II 0 0 0 1 0-8
Bolton 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 83
Earned run Boston. Three base hit Lajole. Rao
rtnce lilt Delehanty. Etolcn l-n.se btallliit, Orth
), lluiilltnn (S). nuffy (8J, Blahl. Left on bae
PMltdelplila. 10; Boiton. . Struck out Cooley (8).
Clements, Collins. First base on error. Philadelphia,
1; boston. V. t'ltst tiaae on bolls Dowd (2), Clements,
Hamilton (it). Hit by pitched ball allien. Time 8
hour, and 84 minutes. Umpire Email.
at rminxxruiA Arraaxoox oajnt.
rwrMpri.i'HtA. 1 aorrox.
n. lsro.A.x.1 a. in. r.o. A. a.
Cooler. ct....O 8 3 0 1 Hamllton.cl.o 0 0 11
Dowd.rf 0 18 0 0 Tcmiey. lb..l 1 13 1 0
Delebanty.lt. 1 14 0 0 Iaju.-. u 1 a 1 a 0
Lajole. lb... I a 11 0 0 Uulty, If 8 10 0 0
Bojle.o 0 0 3 0 1 btalll. rf 8 8 8 0 0
Opier. iih.....O 0 9 3 0 Collin., Ub...l 113 0
Olllea, a.,.., 8 8 0 8 0 Lowe, 2b.... 0 8 18 0
Nuab, 3b 1 110 1 liniel, c.,.1 3 0 0 1
Taylor, P....0 8 0 8 0 Lake, o 0 0 0 0 0
Mrbols, P....0 0 18 1
TotaU 0 10 37 8 3 stlvetu 0 0 0 0 0
Lewis, p 0 0 0 0 0
Totals ....."a 13 87 13 "5
Btlvett. batted for KloboU tn th ninth Inning.
Philadelphia 0 0 0 110 3 1 0 S
Boston 0 1 0 0 0 8 u 0 08
Earned runs Philadelphia. 3 Boaton. 1, Two-basa
hlu Naau, Taylor, Lou. Lowu (8). Three-base lilt
Lajole. bacrmoe hlta Naih. Doyle. Cooley. Gaaiel.
btolen base Hamilton. Left on base. Phlladelpbla,3
Boston. 8. Struck out Cooley (2), deter. Kash, I'otlln.
(8), Mchola (8). btlretu. Double play Tenner, Long,
andNlchoU. First base on errors Philadelphia. It
Boston, 3. Hit by pitched ball Hamilton, Colilna.
Tlma 8 hours and Omtnuta Umpire Emaila,
AT CB1CAOC BOBXIXa OAKX.
nucAoo. ( WA.ni0TO.
a. Hi. r.o. a.i. e. la. r.o. a. x.
Everllt. 8b..l 18 4 I 'Wrlgley, cf.,1 0 8 0 0
McCor'k.u.,3 a 8 4 0:Belba-h,ir...0 0 8 0 0
Lange, cf....0 10 0 0 Demont. U..1 8 0 0 0
Anion, lb... 0 1 13 0 1 .rarrell, O....0 18 2 8
Ryan, rf 0 10 1 0 StcOulre. Ib.l 1 11 0 0
Devker. lf...l 0 10 0 Keilly. Ub....O 13 4 8
CUlab'n.2b..l 0 0 1 2 Abbey, rf ....0 110 0
Korwla, p...O 0 3 8 0 O'Brien, 8b.. 1 118 1
DoaoUuo, 0...1 3 7 1 0 Swalai. p.,.,0 8 10 0
Total..... B 8 27 13 4 Total. 4 9 84 14 0
ChlcaKO 0 0 0 1 0 0 a 8 ..el
Waahlnzton. 0 0 0 8 0 8 0 0 04
Eart.ed run. CbU-ag-o, 2t Waahrngton, 3. First bue
on errors CliK'iuto, 1 ; Washington, 4. Lert on base
Cbh-axo. 3; W-ahlnirloii, 12. First base on balls Off
Korwio. 4i oil bvratm. 1. Struck out Ht Korwln. 41
bySwalm.2. balk Swalm. Thre-bue hit Everltt.
Two-baa. hlta Demon!, Donohue (8). Bacrtfloe lilt
Dement. Stolen bases K n rell. ltyan. McCormlok (2),
Selbach, Decker, Callahin, Lance. Double play
Itetlly, O'Brien, and HoOulre. nil by pitcher By
Knrwln. 1. 1'aased balls Farreil, It Donobue, 1.
Umpliv O'Day. Time 1 hour and CO minute At
tendanoe 4,uu.
at cmcAoc UTxaxoox OAKX.
cmcAoo. I WAsnt5aT05.
B.lB.r.O.A,B. u. la, r.o. A. B.
Events. 8d..o 10 1 0 Wrlgley, ct..o 110 0
HcCor'k, u.,0 18 6 1 selbach. lr...O 10 0 0
Launr, cf....O 0 0 0 0 Deniunt, A.,.0 0 0 8 0
Ansjn. 10....0 0 0 8 O'Farrell, e.,.,0 0 fl 0 0
ltyan, rf 0 0 8 0 0 McJuIrr, tb..l 8 14 0 0
Detk.T. If...,0 0 1 0 0 lu-llly,3tj..,.0 0 18 0
CalUhiU, 2h.0 0 8 t S, Abbey, rf...,l 14 0 0
Friend, p.,.,0 12 2 1'o'Brl 11. 2d,.l 8 10 0
Klttrldie,o,.0 0 3 0 0 HcJumca. p..l 10 10
Total. 0 8 87 11 4' Total. 4 TsTll'o'
Clilcago 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Washington 0 0 8 10 0 0 0 14
Earned runs Washington, 3, First base by errors
Waaliluifton, 2, Left on has"a Chicago. 4 Washing
ton, H, Hr.t baae on balls On Frl nd, 3. f truck out
lly Iri.nd. 8t by UoJaniei, n Three-bM. nit Mo
J.mes. Two-base h,ta O'lirlen. JIcGulre. btolen
baiis .Srlbscli(2), WrLiley, Krrriu. Hit by pitcher
Hy McJames, 1. Umpire O'Day. Time 3 hour.
AttenJuuce 7.500.
at ciicixXATi aoasi.a oamb.
BALTMOIIK. 1 CUiaSSATL
tt-lB.r.o.A.x. n. in. r.o. a. b.
MeOraw. 8b. 1 2 11 1 Burke, If.... 8 2 8 0 1
Kreler, rf...,8 8 1 u 0,Uoy, of 2 18 0 1
Jennlnvv, M..8 8 0 8 0 Corcoran, 3b2 18 8 0
Keilcy, lf....o 18 0 n IrAln, Ub.,,.2 3 2 8 0
Bteiirii.ef...O 1 8 0 0 Miller. rf...,U 110 1
Doyle, U1....0 17 0 lBo'kley, lb.0 8 U 1 0
Iteltx, 2b.,0 0 8 8 0 ItlU'hey, ss.,0 18 11
Clarke, c 0 0 4 8 0,Peltt, 0 0 0 8 10
Hoir r, p 0 118 Outlines, p.,.,0 10 10
Kopi. P 0 0 10 1 Bclirlver. e.,.0 0 0 0 0
Vlulnn 0 0 0 0 0 l!ulll'layt....O 0 0 0 0
Ebrst, p 0 0 0 0 0
Total...,, b 11 8410 8
I Total..... 813 87 8 4
Batted for Nop. In tie ninth Inning.
tllolllJay batted for Bhlue. In the eighth Inning.
Clnilniiutl 0 0 0 0 0 18 4 0 a
llaltluiore 8 0 8 0 0 0 1 0 00
Rur.a e.rnfd Cincinnati. It Baltimore, 1. Two-bans
hlta Jenu mis 8i, Keiley, Corcoran. Irwin, Htolen
basw Bookloy (3), Irwin. Hoy, Cnreoran, fitenrel,
Burke, Double play II ckliy aud Rlunra: Jeunlngs,
lu-lts. and Dnyiui Irwin, Cor.orau, aud Ilo.kluy.
btruik out By Rhlnes. 2i by Hotter. by tfopi, 1.
First taiit oubalU Off lll.luoi. lit orr IlofTer, 6. Imi
ba. 011 irrors Cluolnuatl, 2 Baltimore, 1. Ift on
basrs Cincinnati, lit Baltlmoro, 7. Hit by pitcher
lly Nops. 2. Umpires L) ucn and Hunt. Attend
ance lu.OOO.
at rrrrsBtjna moktlio disc
riTTSBrna. clevxlaud.
a. in. r.o. a. r, it. ls.r.o. a.i.
Rm!tu,lf 1 3 1 11 0 Bitrkett. ir.,.tf 1 1! 0 (I
Paddru. 2b..U 17 8 2 Ciillds, Sh,.,l 14 2 0
l.)inis. lb., .0 1 H 0 0 O'Uiiauor.cf.l 8 0 0 u
Hat Is, ff 0 0 4 0 0 Mt'Kean, si.,0 2 0 8 0
Donovan, rf.O 110 1) Walla1.11, Ub.O 0 0 7 0
Ely, m 0 0 8 0 1 Tebeuu, lb,.u 10 10
budeu.o.,,.1 8 4 1 0 McAlllater.rfu 0 8 0 0
Honn.Uy,ab.l 10 8 0 Crelgcr, o 0 12 8 0
Ullleo, p 0 U 0 1 0 WUsun, p.,.,0 1 1 0 0
Total......"iTl7J7 l" "el Total....."4"0 27is "0
Pittsburg 1 8 0 11 0 0 0 0 03
Cleveland 0 0 0 0 8 0 10 0 4
Earned runs Pittsburg, 8. Two-Lase lilts Klll.n,
MiKesn. 'ihreo-batv h.t Smith, btolin taics
buittb, Donovan, llurkett. Double 1 lay Ely, Pad
den, and Lyons, Ilrst bue on balls lly klllen, Si by
Wilson, 3. lilt by pltehed ball-Davis, Struck out
HyKllhn, a. Time 2 houri aud llu mluuie.. Um
plie Campbell, Attendance 5,0 OU.
at riiTsiJCKO Amcusoo.t OAUB.
rilTIUfll'J, . CUVkLitp,
.. .. 11. la. r.o, a. a. li. ln.r.o.A.8.
Bmlth.ir u u a 0 0 Biirkett, lf,0 1 I 0 1
I'adden, Jb,.0 0 1 U 0 Chbds, 20...0 0 111
Ijons. lb ...1 1 V 0 0 O Connor, cf.l 0 10 0
DuM,cf.,rr,0 0 8 0 0 McHeau, s.,0 0 4 8 0
Donovan. rf.O 0 1 0 0; Wallace, lib,. 0 18 0 8
Urodli,cf... 3 3 2 0 OiTobeau, II1..0 8 10 I 0
J'ly. as 0 0 4 8 o;McAllut'r,rf.O 0 3 0 0
Muiillt.c ...8 8 4 0 0,Crtlgi;r,c,,.,0 18 10
Donuelly,b.l 111 0 Clarke, p.. ..0 1080
ltawley,p,0 0 0 8 0
. TotaU,,,, 1 02418 4
Totals.,.. 010 87 H ol
ritttbuu 0 0001401 .. e
Cleveland ,,,,,0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 01
i.eritod run Pittsburg. Two-baso hit Wallace.
Throe-boso hits llrodli , Merrill. Hloleu bases
ilrodle, Donnelly, lint bate on balls Smith, ller-
llaaeball, Kaalern farb, Oi45 To-Day,
Brooklyn vt. New Voik. Admission 25o. and COo.
-sift',
BaaebaJl .t Orange Oral-Orange A. O. v.. New York
national league team, Wedaeaday, 4 P, At. Trains
leave Barclay tt. 8 00, 11:60, UtVtf, ltBD, and (ltd l-.SL
iiv-'t -v-i'ffef?irj?ifayie i1 tf&iWp?1k'fr
rtli. Xeraa,Tteau. ftrrtsek out-fadd, Ortdf,
Wallae, AtoAiMsr, UmpSi Horri. Attandaaot
,700.
A laronrriiJk.
xoUISiiujc frrxO0T4,
B.la.r.o.A.n. a. la. r.o. A.
01srke.lt.. ..8 a 0 0 0 Douglas, e.-.l 0 1 1
VoCreery, rf.l 1 J 0 0 Hallman, tb.O 0 8(0
Plekerlng,ef.O 18 0 0 llartman. 8bl 8 I 8 0
BtafTord, ..,.( a ( fl 1 aradr, lb...l 10 10
Werdsn.lt,.0 1 10 0 6 Lally, If 0 X I 0 0
Dexter, 8b.. .6 2 9 9 i cross, s...... 0 6 8 0 0
Wilson, 0....1 0 1 S 0 flarler, ef...O 0 8 0 0
Hook, 8b.. ...1 8 8 10 naussmaorf 1 I 8 6 0
Brans, p 0 10 8 0 Hart, p 1 8 0 4 0
Donobua, p.,0 0 0 0 0
Total...7101T18 8
Total. BUST 10 1
tonbnllle 1 0 0 0 1 0 a 1-7
Ht. Loots 0 0 4 110 0 0 00
Earned runs St. Louts, 4, Left on bases Louts
rllle. 10 8t. Louis, 10, First bssa on errors at,
Loo Is. 8. Two-bias hits rtartman, nock, noma run
Orady, Rtoleu bases Clark., Bt afford, rjousemaa,
Latly. Doubto play rtallman, Croas. and Orady.
First bane on balU-OS Evans, 1 1 off Hart, 7. Btrnek
out By Evans, It by Hart, 4 by Dnnohna. 1. Bit by
pitcher Hallman, Crush Uarl.y. Time 8 boar, and
18 minute.. Attendant 4,000. Umpire Sharldan.
Atlantis Ijeagua,
AT rATXSSOX A. (L
.
ratarsea 0 4 0 0 10 0 0 0 8 0 0
Hartford 0 0 0 14 0 8 0 ..7 14 0
Batteries Flaherty and Bmlnkt fry ssd Roach.
r.
Paterson 4 10 0 10 0 0 0-41 10 1
Hartford 1 0 8 0 4 0 0 0 ..7 7 3
BatUrlea Smith and Bmtnki Vlcksry and Roach.
at Mcnxoim a. h.
lUehmond 1 0 0 10 110 04 A 0
Lancaster 0 10 0 8 0 0 8 ..0 li B
Batteri.s-Lerres and Koster) West and Both,
r. K.
a a B,
rtlchmocd 1 0(000(08 8 14 8
Ineaster 1 8 0 8 0 110 ..-11 14 a
Batterlea Ohesebro, Brandt, and Fosteri Eproegel
and Wenta.
AT XXWABX A. at.
, a. b. a.
Newark .10 1 1 a 1 a 1 0 S 14 0
Athletic. 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 01 10 8
Batteries Johnston, and Zaarfoui Conn and Fox.
r. x.
Newark. 1 0 1 0 0 8 0 8 17 13 B
Athletics 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 01 H 1
Batteries Gogan and Rothfuaij Oarrln and Sobaub.
at souroLE a. at.
a. n. a.
Norfolk 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 84 in 1
Heading 1 0 0 10 10 0 08 10 0
liattcrles FfanmlUer and Snyder; liellackin and
Barclay.
r. a.
a. n. a.
Norfolk .0 0 0 a 1 0 8 0 . 3 0 8
Holding 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 8 0
Batteries MoFarland asu Sn)er Herndon and
Barclay,
Vew Kngland X,eauraa,
A. K.
Al New Bedford Fall Hirer. J l New Bedford, 4.
At Pawtncket Newport. St l'awtuoket, 10.
At Taonton Brockton, 10 1 Taunton, 18.
r. at.
At Fall River Fall Hirer, I8t New Bedford, 11.
At Newport Newport, 10 Pawtncket, 0.
Al Brooxton Brockton, S; Taunton, 7.
Other (lames,
AT BACSXnACX . B.
Orttanir. 0....0 8 0 10 0 18 ..10 1
O.n.OubanO'ts.0 000000000 8 0
Datterle. FUhsl and Cuming i rtoblnson and
Jordan.
at Boaanrrowa.
State ncpltal.l 4 8 0 0 0 0 0 B 18 8 S
Morocco A. C...0 8 8 10 8 10 811 18 0
Batteries Can and Oaegeri Donahue and Jacobs.
at amuxwooD.
TUdgrwoodF.O.l (00000008 8 8
Cresc'U of N.T.I 108010008 8 8
Batteries Jefferson and Condon) De Bow and xte
Oulrk, at woossamos a. at.
-WdbrldnA.A.4 a 0 0 0 4 0 4 014 18
Un'a of Perth A.0 0000000 11 88
Batteries D. Brown and A. Brown i O'Brien aad
Noonan.
r. a.
Wdbrtdre A. A.B 18 8 10 0 0 010 18
West End F.O.,1 010100008 00
Battortes A. Brown and Cohent Tabor, WesaL and
Larandor.
at wobtxxdtkb,
a. b. a.
Wortendyk. 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 ..IS 14 8
XaTterDTH't'a.1 010010808 87
TJatterlea IUub aad Carroll l FlUgsrald and W.nik.
AT BATAWAX A. B,
a. b. a.
DeOarmes 0 0 0 10 4 0 1 .. e B 8
BlveraldaF. O....0 0 0 4 10 0 0 00 11 a
Batteries Xljux and Hog an, Brtnckarhoff and lUght,
r. sl
lUrerstdaF. O.. 0 0 0 a 0 1 4 8 IB 111 8
D. Oarmo. 0 4 0 8 10 0 8 111 11 a
Battsrlea Fliux and H extant Farley aad CatakiU.
AT coaiuxa.
a. b. a.
Coming a 0 10 0 8 10 07 18 4
noru.usrllle. 0 0 10 8 0 8 1 18 11 a
Batteries Hooker, Lloyd, and atoorei Dslsn.y, Jor
dan, and Fatcher.
AT OBAXak A. B.
B. b. B.
Orange A.0 0 8 0 8 B 0 0 8 ..18 IS 8
Oenulne C. O'tt.l B 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 8 13 8
Batteries Voorhlsa and flays: rickets, Mill.r, sad
Jordan.
r. b.
Orange A. a 0 110 10 0 8 ..8 10 8
Creacenu. 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 01 8 7
Batteries Stephen, aad Kellogg! MUler aad OraO.
AT WASHUaiOX, B. 1X. B.
SU B. B.
Waahlngton ...0 0 8 10 0 0 0 0 018 18 8
Wood. College. 0 0 0 8 0 0 1 8 17 8 13
Batteries Andrews and Smlthi Wilson, sleeker, sad
Orube.
r, B.
a. a. x.
Washlngtoa ....0 10080110000 18 11 7
Woods College.. 0 18110000000 00 11 7
Batteries U hie and Coil Streeker and Orub.
AT BOXrCLAra A. B.
MontdalrA. 0..8 0 14 18 0 0 0-10 14 "fl
MontclalrB.B.O.l 0008004 07 84
Batterle. TU-reU, Wood and lUenackeri Bch.ner
and UchllUng.
r. b.
a. b. b.
HontclalrA. 0..8 0 8 8 8 B B 0 ..37 BO 0
B'klyn C. Qlatits.O 0810400 0 7 10 11
Hatti-rlea Cadmus, De Witt, and IUcn.ck.ri Ban
croft, Buck and Bolan.
at sotrrn ouaxob,
RoseTllle A. A...0 40008 1 0 6 7
bo. Orange P.O. .4 4 0 7 10 0 0 ,,18 10 0
Batterlea Uay, Whltton, and Breltnalli UaUldar
and Orady.
at crrxa saxccsxt.
a. sl a.
Marlon 1 18 0 0 10 0 a 7 10 0
Cuban X QlanU..l 0 0 0 10 10 03 8 1
tiatterlis Uurfer, Oottcllo, and Shawi W. Jackson
and Williams.
At Prospect Park LefTerta, 1 0 1 Qulncy A. O, 8. De
Witt Clinton. Kill r'lmoro. 14. Visitation A. a. Sit
Ilustlers, 10, F.mersons, 27 Counter., 14. Blo
.onu, B Elkhorus. 6. Alva, 30: Royal, 37, Visita
tion, U Wlutlow, 12. Y. M. L.. 8l hlmor., 11, Bio
son, 84t Uoldeus, 11. Cedars, 00 Liberty, 4. Unlaus,
801 Invluolble, 9.
At Uumcrrill., A. H.-Oarnervllle. St WUllam
burg P.O., 1. P. al-Oarnervllle, 0( Williamsburg F,
0.. .
At Huntlngton-F.liet., It Huntington, 8.
At Esaton Eaaton, 12 B.tblehrni, H.
At I'lermont T.nafly F, 0 lOi I'll rmont V. O., 4,
At City Island-City Uland, 10, Pelbam Manor, s.
Alllount Veruon, A. II. Y. M, O. A, 111 Clare
monts. 8. P. at. V, U. C. A., Hi Emerald 4.
At Closter-Closter F. C 1 8 k. B. D, 4,
At Kearn.y Oval Arlington, 8 Harrison, 7.
At Houul Vernon. A. at, Huguenot, 6 St. Louis
Col.ege, 0. P. 11. Uuguenot, 8i St. Loula College, 14.
At Oreenport Goat Uarlen. 10t Unonpurt, 7.
At Newton, Haas. Utateu bland CO., Vi Nswton
A. A., 6,
At New Dors, A. M. Rny.nokaa, 7 M. Moylan Asso
ciation, 18. P. M. Hoyanokes, lit Uuguonots, 17,
Hl,-ei ttas, 18) Marvuls, 10. J. Shermau Association,
IB; Xeteors. tB, Eureka., 20 Mermaids, 3, ibomiv
son, Og Ariryles, 1, Looitas, V UumfortA, 7. Horn
birrs, 6 A, Emerson Association, 14.
At Oiaasmtre Allawundas, ll Stevens, 8, Broad
side. lOi Ciirorti. 1ft. Pretcotts, 12 Olympla, Jr., 1.
At Jamaica, A. M. Brooklyn F, C. lot Jamaloo, 0.
P. M.-BrooklynK.C, lUi Jamaica, 20.
At iltcliOt id Springs Itlehneld. 1 1 1 Coopentown, a.
At Weehawken Australians, 80 nicked nine, 20.
At New London. A. IL Athletics. 7; Murray Hill. 0.
P. M. Athletic.. 12i Murray mil, 0.
At Oaidrell Oaldw.ll, 17 Uttl. Olauts. 0.
AtOraaford, A, M, Cranford A. 0., HI; Nswark A.
0., 0.
At Perth Amboy, P. XL Newark A.0, 14 Perth
Amboy, 0.
At Mcrldea A. M. Sfortden, 9 Bristol, 8. P. 1L
Meriden, 4 Brlttol.fi.
At Hempstead, A. M, Sidney, 9 nempstasd, 8i
P. M.-Hldncy, 17 Hempstead, 1,
Ba.rball Caiaea To-Dar.
XJTIOJIL LEAOCC iKD ABIIUCAB ABSOCIATtOX.
New Tork at Brooklyn) Boston at Philadelphia!
Cleveland at PltUburg.
XASTcnx i.rianr.
Toronto st Buffalo byracuto at Hoohaltsri Bprtng
Beld at Providence.
ATLAimo Lrsorx.
Athletics at Newark) Uartfurd at Pat.rsoni Laneaa.
ter at iUchmuadi Heading al Norfolk.
Yachting Mews front City I.Iaad.
Citt Ibland, Jun 6, The following- yacht
paused hero, bound east:
Htcame r Llnta, Walter Luttgm; Emeline, Stapheu
W, Koaohl Oricnta, E. It. Lsdewi lleposo, B. B. Mc
Oregur, and Vloior Hoy.
rk'Uoonor Eileu, Charles Nixon.
H.oop Uavlota, J, K Aokeruian,
Tho following veesols passed west:
Steamers -Vlklug. a, A. Hutchtugtt Oolden Bod,
Arci.lbald Wut 1 1 Ixirna, W, L. btone.
toajuners Mmitauk, Vtoe-Cooiuiodore LewU Cass
Lu,iardi Wat.r tt ucn. David Bank..
Blovp Vulon, Mark Hartley.
The schooner rachts America, Paul Butler,
and QulssotU, Ucury W,Haxrl,are at ftuchox
,h,
NEWS OF THE WHEELMEN.
ttXDJsns xxaAan ur track axj
SOAD XAOJta IN TABZOVa SECTIONS.
BUsler OeatM n dew HatMHU Record at
Wavarly Oaadnsaa BeflraM Badneld at
Manbaltaa Deaeh Time Prut In tbe Hod
on Conntr Road Race nt. by Alexander.
Two thousand people witnessed the second
day's races of tho meet held by th Excelsior
Doat Club of Paterson at Manhattan Beach yes
terday. Both the amateur and professional
races woro well contested. A mlnaturo gale
swept across th track, making fast time Im
possible, but the flntshoa wcro clots. Great In
terest was manifested ln the two-mllo match
race between F. F. Goodman and C
W. riadflold. The latter rodo with a
109-Inch gear, and expected to win handily,
but Goodman on an 80-lncn goar oamo ln strong
on tho Qnal lap and won In a rattling good fin
ish. Hadflold got tho advantage of tbe start
and caught the pacemakor. He led at tho first
mile ln 3 minutes 21 soconds. Coming around
on the last lap Goodman Jumped to the front,
whon Hadfleld closod up and elthor deliberately
or unintentionally ran Goodman to the edge of
tho upper banking. This move, howover, failed
to elthor discourage or roduce Goodman's sprint,
which he maintained to the finish.
In the novlco race E. Reynolds collldod with
f nenzes, Jr., of Brooklyn, the latter sustain
ng some bad cuts nnd bruises. The roferoo im
posed some time limits In the trial heats, with
tho result that several events wero run twice,
the men falling to qualify Insldu tho limits at
first. Summary!
One-till. Il.ndlcap, Professional Won by O. M.
Murphy, Brooklyn, 80 yardsi W. P. Neville, Newark,
100 yards, second! O. 8. Henihaw, Brooklyn, 80
yards, third. Time, 2 minutes 10 4-3 eoonds.
One-Mile Novice Won by O. Conradson, Brooklyni
J, Lappman, New York, second) A. Dinilg, New York,
third, lime, 3 minute. US.ewinds.
(juarter-UII. Open, Amateur Won by Walter Babh.
Pateraont F. A. Naile, New York, seoondi K. U.
Krumiu. New York, third. Time, 32 second..
Ualf-Mlle Exhibition, Paood by a Quail. F. A. Nagls,
Rlvsrsld. Wbeelmi n. Time, On 2-6 aocunda.
Tivo-Ktl. Matoh Haee Won by V. F. Uoodwtn. New
York; O. W. UadOeld, Newark, second. Tlma, 4
minute. 30 D-0 second.,
Two-Mile Tandem Handicap, Amateur Won by
Thomas Adunt. and II. B. Casbell, Exoel.lor Boat
Club, 140 yards; R K. llod'v and O. Adam.. 11. V
180 yard., aocond; W. A. Wbelpley and O, Llppntin,
Oreenwlch Whielmen, 160 yard., third. Time. 4
minutei 13 3-Oaeoonda.
Half-Mile Op n. Professional Won by A. Newbousa,
RurTa'.oi Bam Brcx k, Brooklyn, seooudt Oscar Had
.trom, Brooklyn, third Time, i minute 8 seconds.
One-Mile Handicap, Amateur Won by Thoma.
Adamltr, Paaiala 110 yards; J. Cacarayo, Brooklyn.
royards..e.-ondt W. U. Ogden, Brooklyn, 00 yards,
third. Time. 3 minutes 11 aeoonda,
Bert Ripley, the Newark amateur, reducod the
half-mllo P'tced track rocord at Wuvorly, yes
terday, from Ml to 00 soconds. Tho perlormauco
occurred at Iho race meet of the Atnlanta
Wheelmen of Newark. Ovor 5.000 ri.iaona wlt
nossod tho races. Tho condition of tho track,
favorablo wenthor, and the presence of tho
crack amateur and professional ridors Induced
the rafcreo to placo tiiuo limits on tho trial hoats,
with no run-overs.
A limit of 1 mlnuto nnd 10 soconds was placod
on tho half-mllo nmatcur event, Bert Hitiley
won tbe first trial in 1 mlnuto 1'.! 1-0 seconds in
a pretty finish, but the event was declared no
race. Tho second trial was won In 1 mlnuto 12
seconds, and tho referee also declared the trial
off.
This ruling modo the third heat the final trial,
and in tho face of protests from both the riders
and crowd that tho limit was too stiff, the rnco
was won by Charier Ertz In 1 minute 4,3-3
seconds ln one of the best events of the day.
Chairman Mutt of the Racing Board was pres
ent and sustained what tho racing men cullod
the nrbltrurr rulluirs of the referee. Tbe tlmo
accomplished ln tho final heat proved th it the
calculation, of the olUciai were correct ln plac
ing tbe limit
The novice race was won by W. It. Speer, who
was disqualified on the ground that his starter
overstepped the line In pushing him otr. In tho
final bent of the half-mile amatour handicap a
succession of fulls occutrod. Two men fell on
the first turn, two on tho backstretch, and ihroo
on rounding tbe last turn. One rider. G, W. De
Uosen, was badly bruisod and suffered a disloca
tion of the shoulder.
Tbe flre-mlle professional handicap event was
closely contested. McFurlund rode from scratch.
He hail passed all tho buck men at three nnd a
half miles, cutting his own pace, and stood an
excellent opportunity of winning, wbcu Knton
In the honiuatretch made a sneak and crossed
the tape a bare Inch in advance of McKarland,
Ray Dawson and Charley Krtx made a groat
finish in the two-mile handicap. Tbe former
was clearing his field nicely when be won pock
eted, giving KrU an advantage. Extricating
himself from the bunch, Dawson made a strong
effort to roach Ertz. but could not catch him be
fore the tape was crossed.
Krcu ltlcht, the Brookl) n rider, finished second
ln tho half mile rata, but waa unplaced by the
ottlclals. Finally be received his posltiou, tho
Judges admitting their error. Summary:
On. Mile, Amateur, Open Won by Ray Dawson,
N. Y. A.C.I C. U. Ertx. H. W seoondi W Wellcr,
Newark, third; W. H. Cran. Jr., New York, fourth.
Time. 8 mlnutia 18 18 seconds.
Halt Mile Novloe Won by J. E. Bird, Newark C,
Mulurd, Newark, second; D. IL Blunt, Newark, third.
Time, 1 minute ?4 econds.
One Mile, Pr fesslonal. Handicap Won by C. B.
Jack. Philadelphia, 00 yard.; C. U. Carnt.r. Hall
way, no yards, seoondi ottn Uaya, Erie, 70 yards,
third; 11. K. Bmltb. Brooklyn, 100 yards, fourth.
Tim. 8 minute, u aecouda.
Half Mile. Amiteur, Handicap Won by A. Ellis,
Newark. OU yards: V. Ileucr, Jr., Newark, 40 yards,
second! C. A. Wells, Uackeusock, HO yards, third) J,
E. bird, Newark. 4&yards, fourth. Tliue, 1 mlnut.
4 2-3 seconds.
One Mllo, Open, Professional Won by Jay Eaton.
Lorraine) O. B. Jack. Philadelphia, aecund) V. A Mo
Farland. Ban Jo.4, third. J L Decker, Ashley rails,
fourth. Time. 2 m.nntes 18 l-A seconds.
Two Ulie. Amateur. Handle p Wnu by C. M Erts,
New York, .cratch; Hay Dani-ou. erratch,MCondi F.
W, Illcbt, Brooklyn, 0 yaids. third) u. A. Wells,
naikeuaack, 200 ysrdA, fourth. Time, 4 minutes
BO 1-3 ,ecouds.
Half Mile. Open. Amateur-Won hy 0. M. F.rtt, R.
W.iF. W. Richt, Brooklyn, st-rond; J. P. Hutchson,
Brooklyn, third ;D. Butphen. Newark, fourth. Time,
1 mlnuln4 2-OserohJ..
Flve-UIle, Profi sslonal, noudlcap Won by Jay
Eaton, Larralne. eo yardsi F. A Mc-Karland, ban Jus,
scratch, seconds Ottn Maya, Erie, 200 yards, third) J.
M. Chapman. Newark, 2J0ards, fourth. Tim., 18
xulnut. 04 8-0 s.oonda.
Boston. July B. Nat and Frank Butler were
the hemes tn Ibis afternoon's meet nt Charles
River l'nrx, dividing between thorn two out of
thrco of the professional etcnis. The pursuit
race between J. If. Btarbuck and K. (UuU.li)
Wulk-r whs verv easy for Stiirburk, as bo gained
steadily on his man from llio flush of thu sun.
and caught him ln 3h milts. Lcsna, tho
French chiimplou, rode an exhibition tuo miles,
fiaccdbyu quint man ed by Citlluhan, Wulsb,
'enco, Hatindcrs, and H.ig.-crty, In 4 minutes
32-5 st'conile. This Is hi. Ilrst public appear
ance In AiuorUa, Summury:
One-Tlilrd-SIII. Open, Amateur Won by II. Taylor,
Itoxburyi W. II. Brlnktrhuff, Cambrldu, aeoondt W.
D. Plckard, Koxbury, third, lluii-, 43 2-0 aecun is.
On. Mile, PnifraeiuQBl Won by Frank llutl r, Cam
bridge) Nat Butler, Cambridge, sec .ndt W. Coleman,
Botou, third Time. 2 minute. 10 I i seconds.
Two-Mile Tandeu. Handicap. Am.iteur Won by W.
D. Plokard, B Mton, andZA. E. Darlow, Cambridge, IHO
yards) c. A, MeSmzleand W. P. Lupton, Ikntun, HO
yards, second! J. A. Lyuch and w. K. oge, Jamaica
Plain. 120 yards, third. Tims, 4 mluutes 12 2 0
ucoud.
One Mils Handicap, Profeulunal Won hy W. 8.
JUyuolds. Hyde Pars, 40 yardsi J. N..deau, heene, N,
H., 00 yards, seoondi Howard 1', MiMlier. bloriu King,
N. i ., ,0 ards. thlrdt Wuuon Colt man, Boston, 00
yar..a, fouriu. Time, 2 mluutia ti .&en-onda.
Purult Haco Frank Waliir, Duston va. J. F. Btar
buck, limit ten nillej. fitarbuuk caught Wall.r In au
miles. Time, 7 minute. 07 I-B e'uiids,
Throe-Mile Tandem Handicap, Professional Won
by Frank Mayo aud W, F. Laund li, 2,.i yardsi H.
McLean and A A. McLean, Cbrlica. !t-.'3 yards, sw
ond) r rank and Nat Hutler, Cambridge scritch, thlril.
Time, 0 minute, ti 2-0 seconds. Uorutch meu'a tlmo,
0 mluutes Ul 8-0 seconds,
OnANaB, July o. Forty riders competed In the
flre-mlle rond rnoo of the Went Grunge Ojc'e
Olul; ovor the valley road course this mornlinr.
Frod A. Marsh tlulshcd llrst, with a linndlcap of
If minutes, ills tlti.o was 10 mlnuton '.Hi suronds.
J, O, G'Dounoll. with a hatidlciip ot Un teiDiids,
was second, and tho third prizu went to Walter
Bany, who was handicapped 2 minute lft m-c-ontlu.
The tlmo prize wits won hy Vlilor lluld
win of tho Uranco Cyclers lu 111 mluutia 4U
eocouds
New .Brunswick, N. J July 5. Tho twenty
flve-mlle H'conl race otcr the niucad.nu courso
pet m eon this cltj and Mo tin. lieu nns won tn-dity
by John Kliulcli. n Hunnarlan, Tho only train
lug ho socurril for tho event was by riding from
the mill nt llalniottn. where ho was emplnw-d,
to his homo, hlpslch had a huudicunof our
mlnutca. The tiiiiownsl Hour 13 minutes nnd
87 spcoiuls. A. . W. Evuns of the Now Yoik
Athlotlo Club, who started from scratch, was
second. Ho won the time prize in 1 hour und
13mlnutc8.
Heii Banic, July 6.-Tho Red linnb Wl.eol
men hild n ruco meet hero to-duy mut ilia rut us
wero interesting mid well contested. Tho
woatuer was llnu nutl Iho attendance large. O.
V, Itabcoelc ;f thu ilurlciu Wliucliiifit nnd
Robert 1C. Miller uf tho GrcenwUh lit-nlincn
worn too fast lor the rest of thu riders mured,
and thoy won most of tho events. Hunuuury:
One-Mile Novice. Won by David Ashelbaih, Key
Ror.,l.bl"SM P.'"!"' Habwer, second Harry r mock.
Bed Bank, third. Time, 8 minutes tiiu iccon.li,
U.lf-Mlle, Open-Won by O. V, B.bcoek, llobrrt E.
Atlller .eooud, Al Chambers, Had Bank, third. Time.
1 minute ill1? aecouds.
One-Mil. Ilandlcati Won by Joseph Johnson, 70
yard, Red Bank; W.J, Hhorman, uo yauli, Colt',
tf evk, .uoond i W.J Mooney, 00 yards, Hahway, third.
Time, 2 mluutes 20 soconds,
Twu-MUa llttudloap Wou by It. A. Miller, acratelu
O, V, BabtiM.k, acralih, seioudi W, J, hlurmuu, 220
yards, third Time, I mluulus l-Jij soconds
Five Mile, Open Wnu by O. V, IlalxiKk, it. E. Miller
second. I,, it. Uoodwla third. Time, 1 j minutes UU
soouuds.
Two-Mile Tundeni, Handicap Won by Miller and
Balcock, scratch; Hawkins aud Johnson, 110 yards,
sacoud. Time, 4 minutes 1U seconds,
Rbadino, July 6, Tho Peon Wheelmen races
this aturnoou oa the Agricultural tJocletrs
irround wero witnessed br 8,000 beople. Cnrtls
Tcmplln, ona of tho tlders, wa badly hurt In a
collision nnd wa carried off the trace. Boms
flrst-clas tlmo wa made. Summaries!
One-Hll. llaoa, Kovlce Won b? J. W, nans. X.
nacy second. Tltne, mlnntea 01 1-B seconds.
one-Mile Race, open-Final beat won by O. W,
Rrlok, O. n.nisl second, W, Vulmer third. Tuna,
8 minute. 12 sscends.
One-Mils Boys' Race Won br n. ChartaTs, W.
nigh seoond. Time. 8 minute. 40 seconds.
One-Mils Race. Professional Won by J. Laweon, It,
Crouse second, B.DInkerson third. Time, 8 mlnutas
10 seeonds.
natf-MHe Race, Open Won by O, W. Krick. W. M.
Trott second. J. II. Bchwarta third, a IL Ilsnssl
fourth. Time, 1 minute 7 4-0 .eeondt,
Two-Mllo Unco, l'rofrsilonal, Handicap Won by
W, R. Dickinson. It, Cronse second, W, A. nenisl
third, L. A. Haul fourth. Time, 0 minute. 7 3-0 sec
onds. ThreoMlle Racn. Handicap Won by J. M. Mlnntch,
O. Knlpe second. W. A. Thomas third, J. H. Sohwarts
fourth. Time. 7 minutes IB 3-0 seeonds
Exhibition, one mile, to break track record by
Charles W. Krick, paced by three tandems. Time, 3
mluutes 8 .oconds.
Exhibition, one mile, for SSO. paced by two tandem
fanm, to break track rocord of John Lawson, "the
Terrible Swede," bolder ol all records (rom 80 to 80
mlh. and ono-mlls competition. Time, a minutes
0 1-0 .eoonds.
Tho Control Oyclers hold their rcsnlar club
races at Irvlngton yesterday morning. The
events woro all scratch, and the cyclors modo
so mo fast tlmo. Tho summary:
Quarter Mile Won by II, J. B.rtholemew, J. W,
Dloxson, Jr., second, IL J, D.marrst third. Time, 08
seconds.
Half Mile Won by Arthur Demsreat, J. W. Dick
son, Jr., seoond. E. McCann third. Tims, 1 mtnuts
11 1-B seconds.
One M.lo Won by rt. J. Bartholeraew, M. J. Dem
arrst .Kond, B,itoOann third. Time, a minute. 23
. oconds.
Two Mile. Won by Arthur Dom.rc.t, n, J. Barthol
eraew second, E. MoCann third, W. Chrystle fourth.
Time, 4 minutes 87a .eoonds.
Ltnbrook, July 0. The handicap blcyolerace
to-day at the Lyubrook Driving Park, held un
der the uusplces of tho Diana Club of Brooklyn,
resulted as follows:
It, ferguson. scratcli, first) William Bo.se, scratch,
.eeondt 1). Dees, seratcb, thlrdt Robert Gilbert, 10
yards, fourth i II. Legend. 10 yards, flfth) O. J.Cor
bett, 10 yards, sixth. Time, a minute. 40 seconds.
Tho Oriental Cyclors, formerly tho Tribune
Wheelmen, held a run to Tottenrllle, Btaten
Island, yesterday nfternoon, and on tholr roturn
hold a series of club race on the Valley course.
The result:
Quarter Mile Won by M. Ward. Harry Steffens ss
cud, Edwnrd Laurens third. Time, OU seconds.
Hair Mile Won i y Harry Bteffena. E. Lauren, seo
ond, II. Jayne third. Tlmo, 1 minute 14 second..
One Mile Won by B. Ward, II. Harms second. Harry
Btoffen. third, Edward Laurens fourth. Tims, 2 min
ute. 80 .eoonds.
Plainfield, July 0. Tho tenth annual race
moot of the Crescent Wheelmen was held hero
this nfternoon on tho oval track of tho club.
Tho evonls were for amateurs. Tho track was
saudy. and no fast time was made Sullls oc
curred In nearly every hot, but no one was
sorlously Injured. Summaries follow:
On. Mile, Novice Final heat won by J. M. Derby,
HoboC. C. Brooklyn:, cond, Pbllln Cregler, CIstr.
land Cycler.. Plalnfleld: third, J. Nolan. N. Y. a W.
Time, 2:81 4-0.
One Mile, ekratoh. Amateur Final heat won by W.
n. Owen, Knlekertiocxer A. C; second, Charles
O'Connor. Knickerbocker A. O., New York) third, A.
D. Mitchell, K. O. C-. East Oran a. Tim-. 3:10 8-0.
Two-thirds of a Mile. Handicap Final heat won by
C. F. LI'1 Vrrenc. A. A. A., Newark) second. C. B.
Mitchell. . st urangoi third. L. lUdnhart, O. W., New
York. Ti. 1:2U
One Mil , ii n Heap Final beat won by B'rt Tomn
ktOMin. Hobo O, C, Brooklyn. 10 yard.; aecond, W.
A. Lrk. Morr stowu, lUOyardat thlrt, Harry Lister,
C. W Pialn.leld, 0 yard) rourth, William Urlgsby,
Hnntclalr, 100 yards. Time. 2:13 8-3.
Two Miles. Handicap Won by n. D. nooker. New
ark. 80 yard.: seoond, O. B. Mitchell. E. O. C, Cut
Orans. 180 yardsi third, O. F. Underberg. Newark.
110 yards. Tim-, 4:50.
Two Mile. Tandem, scratch. Amateur Won by
Charles O'Connor and W, II. Owen, K. A. C, New
York i second, Stanley Oodrrey and mate, N. Y. C.
W.; third. Harry F. Doyle aad mats, N. Y. a W.
Time, 4:87 4-0.
GtovKnsviLI.r, July 5. The field day of lit
tauer Hospital Association was held nt Pastime
Park to-day. The weather was favorable and a
large gathering was prexent. The greatest at
traction wiisZtmmorman. the wheelman. In his
mile exhibition niralnsl tlmo be made tho mile
on n htlf-mlle track In 2 minutes 2 seconds. In his
half-mile exhibition be made It in S7s seconds.
He was paced by a Ht earns triplet. Zimmerman
met w llli liberal applause. Several local wheel
men mode good records.
RivEnnBAD, July 6. The bicycle race at the
Suffolk County Agricultural bocloty's grounds
this nfternoon were especially Interesting. The
results follow:
Two ana a hair lilies, nandlcap Won by L, P, Han
son, Arthur Fuel er second. Time. 8:38.
Five Miles. Handicap Won by L. P. Hanson.
Charles Fordbam second. Time, 12:40.
Two Miles, ror Colored Blders Won by Thaddeu.
Thomas Time, 7:23.
Ona Mile, Open Won try Jacob Lablea. Tlme,2l28.
Boston, July 5. The city of Boston races at
Franklin Park to-day were marked by an ex
traordinary uumber of entries, over 300 men
starting In tbe novice race alone. Summary:
Oie-MIle Nortec Won by J, M. Coleman, W, L.
Voge seoond. Tune, 2 minute. 22 .ecouds.
una-Mile Handicap iVon by O. J, Crquhart,
scratch! P. Friedman. ISO yard., second. Time, 3
minutes lOseoonda.
Bora' Quartcr-MUe Race Won by F. B, Bogardoa, J.
F. Donney second. Time, 33 second..
Quarter Mile, Open Won by J, Crquhart, Herman
Tavlor second. Tims. 30 1-5 seconds.
Two-Mile Handicap Won by J. W. Chomberlln,
870 yard,; O. F. Peterson. 140 yards, socond. Tim.,
4 mluute. 81 2-OM.mds.
Consolation Race, One Mile Won bv J. A. Farreil,
John Sutherland aecond. Time, 8 minute. 42 aeoonda.
A twenty-five-mllo handicap road race was
held over the Huriron County Boulorard yester
day under the auspices of tho Nluntto Wheel
men of Jcntoy Cltr. Ono hundred and ten men
started, uluuty of them Unletting. The course
wus In excellent condition, n lib tew hills. The
raco was hold over a section of tho Uoulovard
couflned tu Union liili. Fully 10,000 people
wuUhcd the raco.
Shortly after the start a grand stand located
at the finish, containing about seventy-five per
sons, Including many of the olllclitls. collapsed.
Several persons neio Injured. William Long,
aged 14 years, living on tho Boulevard, corner
of Union street. Union Hill, was badly hurt. Uo
was carried to his home. John Col be of 5-"l
Union pluco. Union Hlll.was badly Injured about
tho legs and ehnuldcr, Muuy others received
brulsea. During the progress of the race few
falls occurred, and no riders wcro Injured.
11. M. Alexander, the Hnrtfnrd road rider, who
won tho time prize ln tho Mtllburn road race last
May, and who. In compiny with W.Tracy of
Hartford, secured the special time prize In tbe
tandem rate at Mlllburn lust Saturday, rode a
greutrace, capturing tho llrst time prize from
scratch. Adolf Mlchelcs, another scratch man,
pushed Alexander close for tho prize. Tho sum
mar) :
finish. A'arna. Club. 7and'p. AW Mm
1 Oscar Arronson..Ncw York.tinat.A:ll0 I17;M
8W. v. KeUotl Ilushwlck W ,.0:P0 1:17:031
8 J.A.Scott Hudson Co. W.. 0:48 1:17:00
4 W, II. Id yen Caul- plnt O..0:00 1:17:5
0 A. J, Wis. Cuslle Point C. 0:00 l:lb:0n
0F.llc.ni! Atalauta W 0:110 1:18:07
7 W E. 8. (Jrey Urecnulcb W...0:iiU lilrtiua
8 F. R. Warrru Vim 0. 0 2:30 1:1M00
U W. N Valk R. 11. F. 0 8:!10 1:18:10
10 C. F. Iloolan 8. Brooklyn W4:30 l:IHill
11 A. T. J I'utr llartrord U.Uil ItlBil
12 II. Dunn Harlem Y 0:00 l:lb:ll)
18 W, C. Price Y. M. C. A 3. BO lllBlli
14 W. Bethel T. W il.SU ltlHlBU
10 D. Uarllul B brooltlyn W..2tn0 IilH:Ul
IB J. White I). II. C 2)30 1:18:38
17 T. Klrth Vl'il B O 2-.UU lilM:85
1H W. II. IIIoies h. IlruoklyuW'..l:00 1:IH:B7
iu ii. c. ruler N. Hudn Co. w..u:30 liihiau
WU John Bruwn HuiUuiiCn. W.,d 0 I l;l:5o
21 II. Von Hadleu....Nlanllo W ll.Ul) 1;1H:03
23 . Robsou Hud 'ii Co. W..6:UJ lilH:r7
UC. KeJI. Jr Nonark C:I0 ltlUiIS
24 II. M.AIexunder.. Hartford W. C.S'h 1:14;I4H
20 AdolIMli'l.elea,..,Nlantlo Wheel, ..bo'h ltlltlu
80 it, hwwuy C, (!,0 :0n ItlOsSO
27 Oeorge J.Hoden...UellovlIle W Bc'h 1:10:00
First tlmo prize winner It. M. Aloxauder, Hartford
W C.
Kecond tlmo prixe winner Adolt Ulcbdes, Kltntlo
Whietiiieu.
T hint time prize winner O. Sweeny, Century 0. 0.
Tho winner, Oscur Arronron, is n, Sviede, 22
yrnrsnfngu. H recently arrived lu this city
from llhiraBo, llu 1 n lirickliiyor by trmle.
Iist PiUiirdiiy, lu Iho ilfticii-mllo handicap ruco
held ul Mlllburn, lm IIiiIhIiciI llfth. Iu yuster
duy's raco he rodu a 77-inch gour.
Ciiioaoo. July B. Chicago hnil :i recnrd-hrcalc.
lniciiieol ln iitti-iuinni-o to-duy, over ft.OOU pt-oplo
iitlendlng tin' Ntitimi'il Circuit meet of tho
Chlcugo Cycling (Jltib, hold on tlio thlnl-of-a-mllo
truck at Bunkers Fluid, conUri- ted
for the intornuttoual race invut of 1BU3. Tho
si stars of thu path nut for the first
time i Aid, Cooper, ICl9Cr, Gardner, Cabauur,
nnd John 8, Juluikon. Thu hounrs went to
Giirduur, who wnu both the mile open nnd the
tnn-inlle handicap, the latter from scratch.
Cooper wnu the third of n mllo. nnd Gardner ran
hccond. II. iM nns third lu tho third of iiiullo
open and sntond In thu mllo opou, AH tho races
wcro cloicly lunula right to the tape, wlna by
the diunl narrow lunreiu bciiiBinadu In every
race. Tho track wns not capublnof fast tlmo,
belnijlort-buiskoilnnd tcry poor on iho tutus.
Ga diur's two victories aro the llrst ho ho
scnicdiuChlcat'OBliuuhlsnUMtour iln)s, iUicu
hecli'uned tipnll ihorntcs lit tho Internal fnnal
meet, l'ur llio uiiluopt-ii, itrofessioual, tho riders
who qti.tlilkil mid 1 1 n oil up on iho tupc lu llio
unlor iiaiiieit from the polo uut were: KHor,
Gardner, Cooncr, Mclailn, lltld, Ingraluim,
J ilnlg, and Kennedy, Tnoeltiitlo pacemaker.
hllcd tlmus up ihiouk'li k-cttinjr uwuy too
slow, and throtiBh thu tiro of ono wheel
exploding. Kluor caucht tho pucemnkcrs, with
Cooper ul hit. side, aud Bald and Ivumii-dy went
around to tho front, Thn Held tlnally liuud up
back of iipuieiiiaktrat the third of n in lie, the
order lu tho lino being Klscr. Urunn Kuniiuly,
Giirdiici-, lialil.Cuupir, und Wclulg un Iho end,
Tho lust iriiucil wunl around nt the hull, nnd,
Kiilnliiir Iho lead, had Cooper, Uanluor, Klser,
ICi iiuudy. n nd Buhl nt IiIh rear ln thu nr.lcc
niiliicit. Gardner shot out of his position on tho
tMtkstretiii and lead Into tho stretch with Ha Id
coining nrumid lliooutsldo of tho bunch from
the pocket Into which ho hud been forced. Down
the stretch ICiscr came up uu the polo and gulnod
the rear ybeul of Gardner. Held on the outside
gained th j hub and then tie tlaUhed, ail with-
tomma' Goo&t), liorumna'n (Sfloflu. M
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WHEELS OS EXUIU1TIOK WED.NE8DAY, JULT 7.
'piItES. S pair, beat 7.t foil waintyTTreVTih
X pairs. kUNKIlAUZED UUBllEnCO., lBCUff.t.
in a half length. Cooper was in the rear an
open lensrth. Kennedy waa close up on Cooper.
Cooper's win In tbe third of a mllo open wa
earned, as he kopt to tho front all the way.
Gardner sained a position near Cooper and
pushed him over the finish line, while Bald,
back In Ibe bunch, could do nothlnfr. In tbe
two-mile handicap Gardner lust saveo his race
by his lucky escape of tho fall in which eight of
tho twenty-two men came down. The sum
maries: Third of aMUe, Open, Professional Won by Cooper,
OarUaersi-ciMVI, llald. third. Tlnu, 0:.o 1-6.
One Mile. Open, lrofoasloiial Won lj Qinlner,
Dald seoond. Klser third. Cooper rourth. Time,
S:l 1-ft.
Two-Mil. Handicap, Professional Won by OarJ
ner, scratch i Kennedy, SB yards, second Tracy
Homes, W yards, third U. II. Wood. 145 Tarda,
fourth. Tliur, 4:U1 3-tt.
Half Mile Handicap. Amateur Won by Charles
Levin, ID yard. t lu it. HopHaa. IS rants, seoondi 1.
t. tloodenow. 60 yard., third. Time, 1:08.
Fire-Mile Handicap, Amateur Won by J, It. Quark,
hurst. BSD ysnl.i a. J. Doughty, 370 j ards, second
O. Sponslsr, 050 yards, third. Time, I3.0B 4-3.
BmnaEroitT, July B. The Btate circuit races
of the Bridgeport Wheel Club attracted fully
10,000 persons to tho i'lensuro Beach I nick
this afternoon. In the threo prousslonul
races such riders as Titus, tiatel), Jenny,
Fred Hoyt, Nowion, ' Mnjor " Taylor and
other fust men look port, ami ln the
nmntcur events some of tho fasttst riders In
their class wero tutored. Thu result was that
rat'hof the seven events whs an excellent exhi
bition of rniinij. iiio oncnille Hofeil(inul uns
won by t'red C. Hot of Ihls city. Jenny wns
stcona anil Titus third, with "Jlajor" Tnlur
fourth. They were all ln a bunch when they
finished.
Titus nnd "Major" Taylor protested, claim
ing that lloyt, Untrly, ami Newton of tho War
wick tiuiiu wore doing team wurk till through
tho rni c. Jenny mnde tho enmc claim, and nlso
claimed that ho won tho race, but the ilctislou
of tho Judges was that Hon won by two Inches'
In tho otio-mlle prufraMonnl handicap Titu,
who wnsecratth, nnulo tho mllo in i!:lll. On tho
laet quartor II. 1), Klkoa of Q ous Fulls, N, Y..
fell, ci ryliur tour riders with him, Klkct, wus
severely brtilaeil nnd his slioulili-r dislocated.
The other riders escaped without serious In
juries.
An exhibition mllo by Titus, paced by n trip
let, wan covered lu 1 :B;l 'J-5, wlilth Is the track
and Htato record. Dining the Inst quarter Titus
t,is;od the triplet and led"tlicm all tbe wny
homo. If ho had liccn properly paced ho would
have lowered tho mllo lu 1:60 or leas. A. ti.
Itclyca of tho Kings County Wheelmen, pactd
by the fniuuus Kings County "quad," covered
two-thirds of n mllo exhibition lu l:li flat,
which Is the Stato record. The summary:
On. Itlls, :I5 flats. Amatenr Won hy W, J
Eurlcn, Now lorktlhumos Clark, llrhtscport, aeoondt
I.. .'.. Culli'lt, .Nets- llaten, third, Tunc, ?!lft.
On -llilnl of n Mllo ()h'u. I'liifrsslonal Won by P.
A. Oatrl). l'-'t ui I'. J. Jenuy. Utk'a, s-iiiuJiC. It.
Nonlon. Klatrord hprlnjj, thlnt. II mo, 4 O'Mi seconds.
ToThlnis of a Jllln Aniuleur Won bv ):. C. Hau.
man,Xi llaveui Irwin A. l'owell, New York, seeoad;
William Ottniau, huw Vork. third. Time. 1 tail.
One Mllo l'rofesslmial Wnu br K. C. Ho t, llrtdtrr
port i r. J. Jenny, Ullca, second, t, J, liitu, hew
Vork. third, Time. -int.
One-Hll Amateur Won by E. C. Hattsman. New
Hat rni Irwin A. Powell, Kew York, aecond i William
Oilman. New York, tl Ird. Tlmo, IMUl 4 S.
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trhUeporl. Mass.. tn yards, seojiidi F J. Titus, New
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