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&' 4 ' THfr St ' "1,l" " ''' ' ' ''' '' V
I' .NEW YORKS TWICE BEATEN
$1, 'rax second contest at zovib-
Sm TILLS RESULTS IX A BOJf.
Kgl OTIUaaSUIfae Hcl an Pickeries StMtsH.ra
Wk Daring th Troable, Tha .Villains tan Clams
P. t tiara I-rotstd What Itaa Uraplr Bay
f;? ' ritlabanr, ttaltln.r. o St. Lout Win.
j' The Now Yorks had a hot old lima In Louls
?.! Ylllo yoiterday. They played two games and
I ' lost both. Initio tlrst Gcorgo Davie and Fred
Clark had a scrap and were ordered to Iho
a beuch by Umpire Lynch. Tho Utter refuwd to
j officiate In tho second game, and trouble tiiiaued
& dus to the selection of Jimmy Wolf, the ex-
. feoulsvllla player. The defeats come In tho
?i shape of a serious sotback, for the Haiti-
Mf tnorcj dofcatod thr Chlcagos In the ninth
W? Innlntfand nronow 71polnta ahead of tho locals,
$ who lend the Clovelanda b) only 80 iolnts. Tho
Bostons wcro baaten by the l'ltuburps and hod
i their lead red uce.1 lo 1!0 points. The Phllndol-
;f- phlas met with an unexpeetid defeat at 8U
Louis. The nroeklynt didn't play bauaus they
$ -frill meet the Cleveland on Bunday, but thoy
& ' , werooumpelledtoyltldsoenUi plao to Pitta-
iffi barf. Tho results!
W ," , louitvUle. fll Kew York, 4 (Drat game).
W' Loulsvl.le. SiNtwTork, 7 (second gam).
h Pittsburg. 6 1 Boston, a.
;3; I Baltimore, t Chicage, 1.
ft bt.lul. 10; Philadelphia, 8.
$ THE RBOORO.
?i JVr rtr
?" Club. n-an.Cof.C(. Gluts. tron.-CoJt.Ont.
?&. Boston 47 SO .701 Pittsburg 81 39 .lea
l Cincinnati. ..48 81 .878 Brooklyn... ..81 87 .430
' IUltU.loro....4S 811 .883 Chicago BO 40 .4X0
J KtwYork. .89 V7 .681, Louisville... .88 bV .411
t- Cleveland... 87 SO .BB8 Washington.. 20 80 .400
')."' FfcUaJtlphla.34 88 .47lst. Louis 14 04 .HOD
fA LOUISVlLLB. 0; KBW YORK, 4 FUST OAstB.
JS? Louisville, July 10. Tho first gamo to-doy
v4' Vas lost by inability to hit Cuiulnghu,m when
& toon oro on bases, while the Colonels bunched
h hits oil Soyniour and won with oaso. Cunning
ly haul's bntttug was tho (enturo of tho game Tho
';', Colonels wore greatly strengthened by the re
K turu of their regular In 0 eld, though Cllnginan's
p ,Jiaid la still In a bandage, lntorferlug ulthhia
-. throwing, Hnl Johnson's eo still hurts him.
r tThe visitors only scored in four Innings, and
-' .thon could got but one man over the plato
)' each time. A base on lulls to Van Haltruu and
ff hits by Joyco and Davis gave onoln theQrst;
'i that in tho sixth was on a base on balls
g . to Murphy, sn out and Park Wilson's single.
ft Two enora and Ilolmra's single sent flloason
Vj- orouud In tho eighth, while Tlurnao's forco, an
fjl out, and Uleojoo'a single gave oue in tho niuth.
3) The Colonels counted five times in tho second
t'i binlngonhlta by Stallord, Julmson, Wilson, Oun
S, " jilngham, andClarkeond agllttoWeidcu. After
3 CUngman had bunted In the eoreath Cuuninn-K-
bam sent a home run to left Held. Eirors by
:& . Qloison and Seymour and hits by Johnson and
WUson alter two men were out added two
tuore in the eighth Davis and Fred Clarke
& were put out of the game. It was in the second
tuning, and everybody was In the air at the
ft punishment 8eyuiour was receiving. Clarke
?., aJld Into second and Davis struck him with his
St - fist while Clarke was yet on the ground. Clarke
S? hit Davis when he arose, but others Interfered
W ' and both men went to the bench. The score:
t' saw Toax. x-ooutuxx.
a.la.ro.A.x. K. lB.r.o. A.K.
TS T,Dltrn.cr,l 110 o'r. Clarke, It. 0 10 0 0
S. Tleroan. rt...l 0 a 1 OUcCr.ery.rfO 0 10 0
lojen. UO....0 118 0 fickerliig.cf.0 0 0 8 0
J- pavU.it 0 18 0 Olfilartoru, M..1 1 B 3 1
& HurphT. u..l Oil 0 Werden, tb.,8 0 10 a 0
rT Oleoion,8b..l S 1 l.Johuiou, Sb. 18 7 0
& r.wiuon. e.O 4 1 Ohv.wiucu.o.l 8 0 10
Q W. Clark. lt.u 1 10 0 0,CllDJrman.8ul 1 I 1 1
' BoUuos, U...0 18 0 Oloos'gn'm. i.3 8 1 a 1
S . Beymoor. p..O 0 0 8 1 FraMr, U....0 0 0 0 0
-. Uaakln 0 0000
'A. Total! 9 10 7 SO 8
jl Totals..... e 8411 it
K'f Batted for Hornby la tie ninth.
S' New York 1 0 0 0 0 10 1 14
it UwUrUle 0 S 0 0 0 0 8 S ..0
Eik Sarned runs LouUrllle, 6. First base on errors
; Jtew York, Si Louisville, 1. Lett on bases w
';" York. 10; LouIstUIs. 2. Two-bass bit UtaSord.
JJ, noma run Ceaalnfbam. Btolen bass Frsssr. 6truck
n ' pat By Seymoar. 4i by Caaningbani. 4. Uosos oa
balls Off aeymuur, li off Quoniaiaam. 5. Fuud
' ball Wilson. Time 1 hoar and So mlouus. Attaol'
--, ance 800. 0nptn Lynob.
'g totnsviLUc, 8; kbw Tons, 7 OKCOxn axuz.
W ' liocnsvnxr. July 10. The New Yorks lost the
second gamo owing to the umpire's decisions,
;-f Joyce claims, though, as a matter of fact. It was
s5 Joyce's poor judgment, coupled with tho fact
'J,- that ho and all his men surrounded the umpire,
? allowing Pickering to steal home with the win-
nlng run. Several fights were narrowly averted,
Gi and tho bleachers rushed on the field when Parke
p Wlison lost his head and struck Hock, who was
at bat. Two policemen escorted Wilson from the
,j field, and during the scrimmage Pickering stole
H home, tho bases being Oiled, and every one of
'4 tho New Yorks losthis head. The story begins at
- the opening of tho ninth Inning. The scoro was
v- 7 to S In New York's favor, and all the visitors
4-' were chipper as larks. Bill Wilson, the first
T& tnan ud for Louisville, cracked a two-bagger to
'& the left field fence. ItixJi knocked one which
jy" Davis let go through his legs, and Wilson an
A, cbored on third. Fraser sent a slow one toward
,-- Joyce, who thought It would roll foul and did
!gr, not field It. Wilson aoorlng on the play.
g Joyco was beside himself wllh rage and called
y to 8 ulll van to hurry up and get some batters
t put. Sullivan sent McCreeryto first on balls,
fllilnir the base, with no one out. Then Joyce
?. lost his huad. lie stnt Sullivan to tho bench
i'; and railed for Ilusls, Sullivan protested, as
(V five more runs were necessary to win. llusle
'-t had no warming-up practice and was all out of
; humor.
g The first ball liusls pitched MoCreery sent to
. right field for two sacks, scorlnir llock and
A Vraser. Pickerlngtookadvantageof Rusle'slack
ji. pt control and got a base on balls, tilling the
bases. Huslo had terrific speed and was using
i U. as his only hope. Ho struck Stafford out.
:.!; Werdcn dodged two wild ones, and in falling to
avoid another awful shot was bit on the shoul-
-;, dsr. forcing Fred Clark borne. Johnson sent a
tf, high fly toDavls. Two men were out and one
ii run was necessary to tie the score. Wilson was
w , at bat. " One ball. Two balls," oried Umpire
g, Wolf. , Joyco was protesting, dancing. They
"; were balls, too, but Joroe, Huslo, and all the
v' team were In the air. r'One strikel" "Three
f baUsI" Joyco was black In the face. "Four
S?. ballsl" and McCreerr walked homo with the
vi tlelng run. Joyce, Davis, Murphy, who had
S renlaced Oleoson. Llll Clark. Sullivan, Ituslo,
r, and all surrounded Wolf. The bleacher were
J in apandemoulutn,
v What was going on on the field could not be
ft fr" ?Iook, .Wtt" J1 bat- prke Wilson, also
IJ. beside blniself with rage, struok Uock with hU
S Ct1-. USclt, raised ijU bat to strike back, but
? Fred Ciarke rushed between, raised his arm
ft. and received the blow. Dleachers. police, and
J5. all wore rushing toward the plate, while Pick-
f Wing stole home from third, knocking a polico-
iif ' man pell-mell as ho slid across the plate.
T,' . Cape. Joyce had no sooner reached bis hotel
f,l after the game than tiu wired a protest of the
JJ- name. Before the iraruo commenced he wunted
a xW0.DlX?f" l9 omelet. Manager Clarke re-
- tVsed. When Lyneli came here last Monday he
"2. erved notice on President Pulllam that be
S would not ofllclate in two games In on day. and
y u Wolf was notified to be on band for the sec-
WL ond game with I'blludelpbla Wednesday and
a). for the second game to-day and to-morrow.
f- Wolf gave decisions as he saw them, and
t truthfully It cannot be said that his decisions
:", affected tho result until Jlill Wilson was at
ft the bat In the ninth Inning. There was room
J?l for doubt on one all only. Three others were
.. olearll balls, and two others clearly strikes. The
rf other ball was the ilrst ball Itutie put overto
X Wilson. It wss as high as his shoulder, but split
a corner of the plate.
Tno .ch!ef 'u't seemed to have been that
5 Ititeie had no warming up practice, wbllo Hulll
i van, angered at being removed when tho game
S. was won. kept nagging at Joyce from the toach
nf Ing lines, or a neur therulo as he could get, to
i " !"?? M111, ,ho WM wild, Amos urotettod
F while IMcMrlng was at the but that he lurked
"., control. Joycu called lor Dart Clark and Ulca
ii - oi wentln hunt him. Hut Dd bad hougl t
tit ' refuge and Itus.e bad to stay In the bor. Meekln
J i w" !8.0 under tovtr and Hortnour was In the
rJ' oulMeld. Joyce had plainly lost his bead, and
ff , S'i had the otters.
$t ' Parko Wilson's sssault upon Hock was prob-
ii ably due to the itultenient. Hork hurl nofhad
sf fb-tll Pitt had lo him, as the whol New Vor
a - f w,WI'?n strike him aud had surroumled
5" Wolf, Wilson had the ball in his bund to pre-
ffi re"i Pickering from storing, but when he
(, . rushed to slrlko Hock ho forgoi bis duty. CopU
R -. Joyco declares the game was n barefaced rob-
fr bry. and Inslsutbat It cannot stand. Umpire
55 . ""I' was seen by The Bun reporter after the
!)g gsrue. Wolf said)
Tp , "Joyce and all others had surrounded me nnd
&,. wero abusing m. E-n Parke Wilson struck at
p-' mo, nl tlir when llock Interfere 1 struck
r, llock. riuksrliig CHine home during the sirlm-
fig, mago. I was holding a watch on Joyee and
" warned blm t reauiun plsy. Had not I'll kor-
M ut' ""l" bomo on the pl.y I sbimld hte
B v awarded the game to Ixiiilsvllle 0 to 0, as Jorce
M' hadreltucd logo on with the gamo. though a
m- mlnnti had elapsed and I biwt order.-d the ii.me
$ to proceod, I was honest In pit derib.wt.s. I
t'likJojei lost his head and that this led to
JSP tlui whole tuim K(inlnii) ihog-iuir,"
6 . , o" ' nn.nld In I p oj r, .ind fonncrlj pl ol
Si In Ihuoiillleld rur Xutvlllu kiu) other Asso'la.
A Hon learns. He h.t n ruinilMlnn for being llior-
"uglily honest. HaputGiuusouout of thegamo
if Uaaekall at Rldgiswead Ta-tlamtw,
it XstUiaaujTS.Uowardi.ir.lt. AaoC, loctdu
? i
sssssssfcililllLilJ-iiir''Ai'' , -iiiit v.iyi'ii-l..Hv''A.i?y
1 " '' ' ' '" r- L-I-.
In Ihe ninth Inning tor betar aDusIrewbea he
was called out at first on a close play. To
score:
xsr Toax. I LootsTOxa.
a. lr.o.i-x . a.lar.o.4.a.
V. nlfn.cf.t 10 0 OP. Clark. If..l 0 0 0 0
Bsymour, er.O 0 10 0 McCreery, rf.l 18 0 1
Tlernsn. rf..l 8 10 0 Plcksrlng.ef.l 0 10 0
Joyce, 8b.. ..0 1 a 8 I Btaffont, M..I 8 8 11
Dafls,u 0 1 S 4 I Werden, lbf J 18 I 0
niesaon, Sb.O 8 8 0 C'Johrnon, Sb.O 10 0 1
i p. Wllaoa. r-. 1 0 4 1 0W. Wllson.o.1 8 7 t 0
P.Clark, lb.8 10 0 Cllnmsn.aoO 0001
1 HotMei,lr...8 14 0 0 llock, 3b. ...1 1 o 0 0
Bulltran. p..O 10 8 0 rrater, P....1 18 10
Miipby,2b.,0 0000
nuiia, p 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 8 10 87 10 4
Totals. ... .7 iovTali "5
Two men out wbin winning run wss scored.
Wew Tork 0 H 0 2 0 0 0 0 07
LouUillle o 10 0 0 10 0 01
P.smed runs New York, 0 Loulsrllls, R. First bsse
on errors New York, 8: Ixulavlllr, 8. 1-ett on bum
New York, 8- Loulivllle. . Tuo-imu lilts Wer
dn, Wilson, MiCreery, Home run Tlernsn. Doubts
Plsys rt4eraad Wsrdeui Joyce, Darts and Clarke
jU). Btrook out Ity bulllrou. Ol by Truer, . Hit
by pitcher Hy Hull?, lj by Fraer. 1. Uaies on balls
Off 8ulltTan, fit off Fraier, li off Huttu, 8. Tltua
8 boars and 28 tnlautos. Atteudanoe 1,600. Umpire
Wolf.
ST. loots. 10 rnttanxunu. 8.
St. Loins, July 1. The Drowns beat tbs Qusksrs
this arternoon when It appeared that the gsma was
hopslMsly lost as far as tbs bonis Mam was oon
oerned, llarlry made a record In centre of ten put
outs. Attendance S.OUJ. The sooret
ST. Louts. I ruiUMirmL
a. lr.r.o.A-x. r. ln.r.0. A-a.
Doailas. lb..B 8 7 0 0 Cooler, cf.. .1 18 0 0
llarlry, of...l 9 10 I) 0 Dowrt, rf 0 0 10 0
llarfrnn.Bb.1 toll Delsbauty.lf.1 8800
Uou'Dau,rf 1 0 9 0 I Lajola, lb., .8 8 10 0 0
Tally, ir... .118 0 0 Clements, a.8 9 8 0 0
Uallrasn. 8b.O 18 8 0 Qeler, nb ,,1 14 10
Cross.ss 8 8 10 1 allien, as..., 1 12 0 1
Murpey. o...l t 8 1 OINaab. ad 1 1111
Carter, P....0 10 9 OITajlor, P....0 8 111
Totals. ...10 12 97 "5 "i" Totkl JUte9B B 3
One oat whan wlanleg run was scored.
fit. I.oul 1 0 9 1 0 0 0 D 110
Philadelphia 0 0008100 18
Earned mas St. touts. Hi PMlitdrlt.hta, 6. Two
base hltt Douitla-, llarunan. Lajole, Taj lor, Tbrai
bsse hits Otoss, Carter, llurae ruas 4JUments (9),
Uarley. Blolen bases Lally, Cooler, Lajole, Ocler(H).
Double play Cross. Halliiian and Douglas. Vint bass
on halls Ott Cans. Si .a Taylor, 4. Tune 9 hours
and 10 minutes. Umpire Hurt.
rrrruuiw, fit aoarox, 4,
Prmrscno, July 10. Plitsburit defeated the Bostons
In a well-pto id same. The visitors started In by
scoring three runs, but tho locals wit tbeia oae bet
ter tu the fourth and scored four runs, a itad the
visitors oould not orsrcouie. Ths score!
rtmncaa. sarrox.
a. lt.r.cA. z. B.1B. r.o-i.a.
Tannehlll.ef.O 0 1 0 I llamtlton.of.O 0 10 0
Lyons, lb.... 1 0 10 0 0 Tanny, lb. ..8 111 0 li
Darls. 8b.... 1 8 18 1 Long, u 1 9 110
8mltli.lt 1 8 0 0 1 Parry. If.. ..1 18 0 0
Pwlden, 8b. .1 14 9 O.Mahl, rf 0 0 a 0 0
Douoran, rf.l 19 0 u BtlvetU. r.f.,0 0 0 0 0
Ely, as 0 0 0 6 0 Collins, Bb. ..0 19 9 1
U(den, C....0 9 4 1 0 Luxe, 8b... .0 0 8 4 0
Kluen. p 0 0 0 1 0 Bergea, O....0 9 4 U 0
I.ewl.. p 0 0 0 10
Totals B 817 19 HlLako . 0 0 0 0 0
I Allen. 0 0 0 0 0
I Totals .7 "a 97 7 "T
Lake batted for Lwla In the ninth. Allan ran for
Lax (ruin second,
Pittsburg 0 0 0 4 10 0 0 03
boston 8 0 1 U 0 6 0 0 04
Earned rms Pittsburg. 8. Three-base bit Davis,
ilrst base on balls Off h,llten,Sotf lwls.0. Btiuofc
out By Ktllsn, 8; by Lawlt, 3. ttoltn bates Duffy,
l.ke. Bit by pitched ball Davis. Double play
long and Tenny tiscrinca bit Davis. Tuna 1 hour
and 48 mlnutas. Attendance 3,300, Umpire Emtlio.
SiLIlMORI. 8 1 CIHCAUO. 1,
CatCAOO, July 10. Tbe Orlolea won by virtue of
JeautnsVs horasr la tbs ninth with a man on hast.
Blackburn pltchfrd a vtondertul gams. Callahan also
sbowed excellent Judgment. Tbe visitors mad. tnres
nita and got a bsso on baits In tbe elf bth without
scorlns;. Ths score:
cuiCAOo. asLTnioRs.
cls.r.o.i.1. k.ia.r.o.A.B.
ETerltt,8b,.0 0 13 0 UcOratr, Sb.O 0 0 1 t
MoCor'k. SS..0 0 4 1 0 Eeeler.rf....l 9 3 0 0
Lange, 0 0 9 0 0 Jeiiulnss.ss.,1 14 4 0
Anson, lb.... 0 1 11 1 0 Kelley, lf....0 13 0 0
Byan, rf 0 0 0 0 0 Hleniol. cf...O 0 8 0 0
Decker. lr....O 0 8 0 0 Doylr, lb....0 1 19 0 0
Connor.9b...l 19 0 0 Helu,2b.....O 1 o B 0
Callshsa,p..O 0 9 9 0 Clarke.o 0 18 0 0
Donobut, o..O 0 8 10 Blackb'rn, p.O 0 0 1 0
Totals .7 Til 14 0 TotaU....." "7 9717 7
Ctllrau 0 0 I) 0 1 0 0 0 01
Baltimore 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 S
Earned runs Chicago. 1 1 Baltimore. 9. First baaa
by error Chicago. Left 00 bases Chicago, 8; naltl
niora, s. First t ate 011 halls off Callahan, tf 1 off
Ulkckburn. 8. Struck out By t'ullaban, 81 by Black
bum. 1. Horns runs Connor, Jennings. Stolen bases
Dola, Clarke. Double plays Connor and Antout
ltoCormicx (unassisted). Cm pin McDonald. Tints
1 hour aad 0fi minutes. Attendance 0,000.
astern Xasaa-aa.
at movtDEica.
a. n. a.
Prorldenos.. 0 a 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 o 18 0
Bun-alo, 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01 8
Batteries Hodson sol Dixon 1 lloPartua and Zahaan
at srauartBLD.
b. su n.
BprUgflaM. 0 4 1110 0 0 07 11 8
Toronto 0 0 0 0 110 0 8 0 7 4
Batteries Woods and Duncan) Williams and Baker.
at wiLxusaaax.
Wllkaabam....l 0 0 10 0 0 0 18 10 4
Syracuse 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 01 0 8
Batteries Smith and Dlgginni Willis and Shaw.
at scnAjrrox.
a, a. r.
Eeraato 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 01 0 S
Rochester 1 0 10 0 0 8 0 49 8 8
Bsttsrtes Wellnar and Boyd; YsrrJok and O'KctL
Atlautle Leagaa,
AT SZWASX.
BU B. a.
Kswark... 6 9 0 0 0 11 019 IB 0
Paunon 7.9 OlOOOOOt 5110
Batter! Oog an and Botbtuta; Smith and Smlnk.
AT RXASI50.
a. st. r.
Iteadlng. .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o S 0
Lancaster 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 ..8 11 3
Battsrlss Msttietin and Ileydoat Clausen and
Went.
at rzmjxu-mA.
Athletlo ,0 0 0 3 0 0 4 0 00 11 4
Uartrord 0 0 S 0 1 0 0 8 0-t 8 8
Batteries Dolus and Voxi It, Ylokery aad Boaoh.
BJaw aglanel ljaagwe.
At Wawport Sswport, 6s Hew Bedford. .
At Fall Klvar lirockton. 8; Fall lUrtr, B.
At Pawtacket Pawtucket, 0 Taunton, 8.
Other Camas,
AT ALBAaT.
Albany,. 0 09019110 1 1 i
Cuban X Ouuits.4 10 0 9 0 11 .-10 13 9
Batteries afcOlyan and WUson 1 Barton aad W.
Jackson.
AT DSrOSTT.
Deposit 10 19 18 0 1 0-0
Port Jenrls 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 03
Batteries Wilcox and tlulcare Angle, Farnum,
and Tracay.
AT rLATTtairao.
ruttsborc ,. 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 84
Usnulna Cuban Olacu...O 9 1 0 8 0 1 0 ..7
Batteries Dowd and Powtrt 1 Howard and Jordan'
At Derby Aterldtn, 18) Derby, 0.
Baseball dames Ta-Daj.
BATtOWAL LXA1UI ASD AHIUCAS ASSOCIATtOS,
Hew Tork at Louisville: Brooklyn at Cleralandi
Boston at Pittsburg! Philadelphia at bu I -outs; Haiti.
more at Chlcagoi Wuhlngtou at Cincinnati.
BASTSaS LBAODB.
Toroato at Sprlarntldi Buffalo at rrovldsnosi Booh
ater at Bcrantoni Syracuse at WUkesbarr.
ATLAJrnO LXAOVS.
Horfolk at Newarkl Uloaimm'l at Patertoni Bart
ford at Fblladelyhlai Lancaster at Heading-
001XT AKATSDB ASSOCUnOB.
Raaolnt vs. St. Peter's; Bldney vs. Worth A. a
OTBXB OAUkt.
Rlagewnod F. 0. vs. Arluuton A, A., at nidrewood.
llorrls Plains vs. lluirar mils, at Xorrls l'lsins.
Btateu Island 0. 0. vs. Woodbrtdgo A. A., at Living.
(ton.
Houth Oruge 7, C. vs. Centrals, at South Orange.
Yale and Towns vs. Mlspah A. U., at Btamford,
Ortianl K. C. vs. Montclslr A. O , at Hat keusaok.
Bnglewoo'l F, U. vs. Crescent A. 0., at Knslswood.
Itlvrrdals vs. Morris town F, C. at ItlrerdaU.
Howard A. 0. vs. Volunteer A. O , at Kut New Tork.
Subuibans vs. Urooklyn T, 0 at Crotons Park.
All. Vernon Y. U. O. A. vs. Uslwkeu V. O., at Ht.
Vernon. 0
Nutley A. C. vs. Woodstocks, at Nntley.
Harm Atalsttca vs. dtnuias Cuban Olsnta, at
Uarre, Vt.
Kuinmtt P. C. vs. Wst Rn4 F, C, at Summit.
Illverslde, Jrt , vs. Aunuuol.tloo ajhool, at Jasper
Oral.
Jeffemm A. C, vs O. H. T, at Newark.
Athletics f New York rs. Unions, at Csaarsle.
Itldgiwood P. O. vs. Arlington A A, at Hldgewood.
Kurwalk Catl.ollo Club vs. Xavler Deaf Mutes, at
Morwalk.
Mvorsld F.O. s. Y. U. C. L., at North Tarry town.
mtra!ds of Cstboll'i Protaotory vs. Huguenot A 0
at New A In lie, '
Manhattan U, V. vs. Ilayonne p. 0., at Bayonns.
U. 11. browns vs. lle-iolutta of Us, Tweedy Co., at
Clartmont Park.
UasebaU Notes,
Alfred Kals.-Ho.
W. D. U A fair ball.
0, Motekel. The ml.ldle of ntxt month.
Jimmy Uogersliu signed with bprlagfleld, and Is
playing seoonil bast,
Oelllgsnd Z-sr.oM. New York's oolt battery, are
doing good work for NtKark.
Tbe Nationals i.lll play the Howards tt Wallace's
Park, 111 Igtwood, to-morrow,
Tbe grand itauils and blsaokers on the Rocbeiter
bull grounus woia totally destroyed by Uroyraiurdty
m.iruing. Preaideat 1'nwera of tba Eailfru Loague
ImuiudlaUly i'.urol tbe oouieut of the other clulM to
traosrer th hu brster rraucblui lo Montreal and also
wlrtil Prvtldrui N. K. koungfor tbsooussutof tbe
National Board, which will be reuilly grantiU. The
ltooi-ester tssui will open at Montreal on July 98,
I'reildent Powers has oallad a sptvlal nuatlag of tht
Katwrn Ma' Uard of Dlrtctors, to h held si hi
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GOOD SPOUT AT BRIGHTON.
jfirro Dorr.va michakz hi. jttjsu
A HAHl STUVUOLE.
Th twain Take the "even-Farleng Ranattrap
and Dolando Ituua m Mile In Iil n-
Paraea rr Kstua, Sly Fob. and Beluan
Jockey O'Lrary la Injurrd at th Peat.
Thero wero nhout 4,600 persons at Brighton
Beach yesterday afternoon to seo the fifth day's
programmo run off over a fairly good tmok.whlch
showed soarccly any signs of tbe recent storm
and gnve promlso of becoming remarkably fast
when It has thoroughly settled. There were no
stuko features on tho card, hut Mr. Sees gavo a
programme which kopt the spectator Inter
ested from first to last.
Kstaca found another soft spot in tho opening
dash at a mile, nnd Put Dunne's good colt was a
prohlbltlvo favorite in tbe spatjulatlon, Thorpe
took the track with him ntllio start and won
all tho way. niflo was an easy second. Flames
was out of la:u, and Is apparently on of th
worst horeuH In training. Hn Is out of a daughter
of that gro it old ruaru. Explosion, the dam of
Dowdrop, but he doesn't race any tho better for
It. Tho California two-year-old Michael IIL
and Dcmagoguo wcro the topwelght in the
handloep at six furlongs. The talent made the
former a 0 to S favorite, bat ho lost to Nuto by
a short bead. Nuto got away in front, and
Thorpe had to go around his Held on the upper
turu with the favorite This cost him tho race,
as Nuto, In a hard drive, won by a short head.
Pemagogue was a fair third. Michael III. runs
and looks like a high-class colt. He is by
tho Imported horso Islington, oat of Jessie
O., and is tho property of W. M. Murry, who
trulns for Kdward V. Purser's Cambridge
Stable.
A round dozen went to the post for tho handi
cap at seven furlongs, with Brandywlno and
Cleophus dual favorites nt 4 to 1. Divide, Cash
Day, nnd Tho Bivaln cruno in for moro support
than any of tho others. Brandywlno got away
in front and made the running until well Into
the stretch, where Van Keurcn got up with The
Swain. Then Brandywlno Btoppcd, loaving the
angular son of Galoro to win handily. Taral
punched Urandynine out In second place, a
length before Cleophus. who only beat Culdiou
a head in the last stride for third monoy. Beau
fort showod a lot of speed and will win in his
own class.
That sterling plater Dolando, favorlto at odds
on for the selling race at a mile, won handsome
ly. Sloan lot Domltor, Cromwell and Wolhurst
run like a team until the stretch was reached.
Then ha sent Dolando along, and the goldlng
raced for perhaps a hundred yards. Uo wo
then throe lengths beforo the Held, and, drop
ping his hands on the favorite, Dolando galloped
home a very easy winner In the remarkably good
time of 1:411. Cromwoll, In a bard drive, beat
Wolhurst n head for second money.
Hly fox. the favorite, won the fifth raco, a
selling eveut at live furlongs, ridden by Kred
Uttlefleld. Ho was away In tho van, but tried
to bolt at the huad of thu etretcb, and bad to bs
whipped over the aide of tho lioad before he
would run straight. Danforth was second nnd
Btorm Queen third. While at the post Vlgeuta
reared up and brought his head down upon
Frank O'Leary'a skull. The Jockey'e scalp was
lacontcd, and It bled so profusely that olio of
tho starter's assistants had to bind u handkor
chlcf about the wound. Th boy plucklly rode
tho race out and tlnlshud third ou Storm Queen.
Belmar nnd Bastion were the only starters in
tho concluding dash, at one mile and a sixteenth.
Of course, Bolmar w on In slow time, tjiuntuory
follows:
HltHT RAGE.
For three-year-oldt aud upward that have not won
more ttiauoitn raw since April 17s ty subscription of
flOsacn: 4300 added, of which (73 to second and
SSatotblrdi tht winner to be sold at auctlonione
rails and a furlongt
P. Dunne's b. c. Kstaca, B, hy Emperor of Norfolk
La alliums, ion (Thorpe) i
P.J.Dwytr'sb.o.Ullis, a. 101 (Wllhlte) la
W. c. Daly's cli. f. Emotional, , 108 (Wapthlre),.,. S
Flames also ran.
Time, ls37a.
nettlnx Fire lo 1 mi Estaca: asalnst Itlfle, 0 to 1 1
riainet, gft to 1 Eraottoual, 100 to I.
HECO.VD ItACC
For twn-yt ar-olds; handicap; hy subscription of tlO
sacti: $71)0 aided, of wnkh (130 to second and S30 to
thlrdt six furlourti
K. I. Urarr a Uo.'s fh. o. Nuto, by Uassstta Ana
:.:oy, tld (Perkins) i
W. II. Murry'sth. c. Michael III., 130 (Thorpe).".
llat man A Frank's b. c. Demagogue, Its (Pann) ....
Ha Fettle also ran.
Time, in A.
Btttlng Atralnst Ulrhael III., StoOi Ssmagosroa.
11 to & Kuto, 4 to ll Ma I'etlte, 0 to 1,
rnmn iiacb.
Forthrre-year-oldt and upward) hlh weight handi
cap, by aut ncrlptlon or tlo vaciii tl.000 added, of
which 200 to ta.ond and (1UU to third; soren fur
tonus :
CovniKlon ft Kent's t. b. Tht Swain, 0, by Imp. Oa-
lorr Frldeof tht Vlllue, I In (Tail Hturen) 1
O. II, P. Itelmont'a ch. h. Ilrandywlne, ft, lib (Taral) S
M. F. Uwyer'scd. f, cleoiihus, rf. lab(ljlins) .8
Cash Day, Uanwell, Cassatte. Divide, Caldron, Or
nont, Marslan, Trlllctta, and Urauforl also ran.
Tims. 1;2H'..
Ilsltlng AitalnslClaoiliusand)lrandywlne,saKh4t
ll lilt Id, bio l Cash Day and The awaiu. aun 8 to
1; llsaufort, 8 to 1 1 Oas.rtte. 10 to 1 1 Trllletle, ift to
1 1 Marslan and Hsnwoll, a',h UO to liOrmont, DO
rOL'UTII ItAOB.
For thrst-yiar-olds and upwardi by subscription of
(III oachi (huu addM. of whloli (loo toseooad and
(00 to third i selling allowanors; one mile;
T. VVtUh's b. a, Dolando, 3, by Powhatan Bar.
blche, (T. Sloan) i
A. J. Joyuer'sch 1. Crtmmoll, 6, IU (Dogieti)., t
C. FlsUchiuauu A lion's t. g. Woluurst, 0, U (Ulatr-
DomVtbr'aUo'ra'n.' "
. . Time. IU'j.
Dattlng Five to 4 ou liolandoi against Wolbnrti,
to 01 Croniwill, 0 to 1 1 Domltor, HO to 1.
FIFTH ItACE.
For twn-yoar-oMt that have run and not was st
M niJlngi by subtorlpllon of (10 eaoh (BOO
added, of wtilih (70 tu i.oud and (3S to thirdi
selling allowanoosi hvo furlonjn !
lLI'tuoucll)..w'y...br..s.?"r.F.!f.Tx,t'll
E. L. Oravrt Uo.'s b. e. Duutorth, 110 (Parkins)"" 9
V. I.umUb rg's h. f, btorm guetn, 1U0 (OXesrri a
Ihe DliJpcr, Vlgsnta, Chocltsrs, JUtid, aad Mrs.
lttevcs aUo ran. "
Time. l-04.
netting Fire toD oa'jIyFoxi against Vlgtuta. 4 to
linlnrm Quren aud Daururth, taoh 10 to lijllui
and The Dipper, each 10 to 1; llrs.Uaevet, 110 to li
Ouccktrs, (10 to 1, -. w st
BIXTII HA OK.
For three-year-olds and upward thai hava ran and
not won tlilieari by tuissriplioiiof I0 taebi (100
a ik't. (70 to socond aud i3 to thlnlj oat mile ana
a sliteelitb:
O. K. fuulth'sgr b, Belraar, 6, by Delvldtre Adtls.
Ill (T.blosn) " i
W. O. Daly's br.c. Bastion, R, 100 (TTajuhirs) .... .. i
Tlmt. l.nuij.
Btttlng Twtlv to 1 oa Btlaaori against Bastion.
latol.
IleaulU at St. louts.
St. Loi'is. July I A The races at tht Fair Grounds
this afurnnon rtfeultfj as folhiwai
Mrst ltsc fcsvia rlMbi of a mil. Joe Hart, 104
(Fouconj. l) to 1, mi n, lUvjUll, UU (Webiterj, rf to 1,
secundi Trrrltr, 10 (Warren), B to 1, tiiird. Time,
HS"ii,
tkcond Racn Thrre-niisrtrrs of a mile. Nlok
Carter, un (I'rtrriiun), ' in , woni Hoot rt'Or, ill
(Kclioi, 7 to X. Mcoudi Fruntirr, 1011 (Van Dustn),
to 1. third, llair, I 1T'
Th rd lUee-Plva-elKhtusof a mile .Tom Ullj, JOS
WuUHr), a tov, noni JudKtKeiuau. lot (W, Dean),
18 to I, se'ondiKIng Oscar, 10s (Warren), u tot,
third. Time, 1 (if
Fourth ltsu One mils. Aiutnat, 80 (, Woods), I
to U, woiij Mainline, 104 i(!uri.r), B to U, aioondi
(JlsilysII,eW(tiltliiy),lbto I, third. Tlmt, Ii44.
I.flb l:aw oun mi e (irejhiirsl. 104 iO, hlaugh-
ttr I, 1 in u, woni cau Ualop, VV (Itall), U tu l.too.
1UB V' lu4 Cuuco11)' ' "" 'tn".
i,?i!)!i!,.?if!!rl"!,lurtr of toH, Th Qhost,
?' TuJiafc' Vem' y"v). wl
rEKM&lMOlT'll BIO PJ11BK.
Tata Prlnoe ar TTalM'a Cot Wins the Bollaae
Stakes at (andown.
London, July 10,-Th Eclipse Stakes of
10,000 sovereigns wa run at Sandown Park to
day, and resulted in a lctory lor th Prince of
Wales's Persimmon, tho winner of last year's
Derby nnd this year's Gold Cup at Ascot. Sum
mary: Tha tenth renewal of th Ecllceo filakf of 10,000
tovtrelgns, the to oud horse to rrcslreMUO sovereigns,
be nominate.-or the winner 600 sovtrrlgua. and Ihe
tlilnl 100 sovereigns out of Ihe stakes l for thraa and
four year oldsi EoUptt fitakes course, about on mils
and a Quarter:
n. B it. the Prlnoe of Wales's b. e. rtrtlmon, 4
yaart, by Bt. Blinon Pcrdiu It u 1
Lord lloMlry't b. o. Velasaues, 8 yean, by Dono
vanVista ., ......7..."....
T. PhllUix b. o. Bs Uonald, 4 years, by Hampton
Black Duchsss.7. .7.. ....7T...... 8
Five horses ran. Th hotting was CO to 0
2 PerBlramon, 100 to 8 against Velasquez, and
28 to 1 Bay Uonald.
The twenty-second renewal of the great Kings
ton twoj car-old raco of 000 sovereigns, the
ownor of tho second to receive SO sovereigns out
of the race, H vo furlongs, was won by Hoars
Htnlth' b. t. Platonto, by Ilawkstone A Life's
MlBtiikc. Itlchard Croker br. f. Ithoda B by
lianovor Margrrino, was second, and T, Can
non's ch, f, Horatio, by Ocean Wavo Lalage,
third. Hlx horses ran. Tbe betting was 10 to 1
against Platonic, 0 to 4 pn Ilhoda iC, and 100 to
8 against Horatio.
entries von Bnionroir to-dat.
A Lt or nish-CIaa Uorae Bassed for Us
Test Handlcaa,
The programme for to-day at Brighton Beach
la a very good one, by all odds tho best of th
meeting, and It should furnish some rattling
sport. The Test Handicap at a mile should be a
horserace from tho fall of the flog until tho
finish at the stand. Entries In full follow:
First Bace Thrte-year-olds and upward, selllngi
one lnllei
Saptlo 114; Arabian. 10S
Manchester 110 Louustllor IIow loo
MrI'lay 107 Oilon 101
Damo Quickly ,,.107Lnicola II 104
boeoud llace Maiden tbrce-year-oklsi six furlongs i
Junior 117 Fleeting Oold 114
Mr. Baiter 117 May Francis. M...il4
Don't (Jars 117'Domtstio , 114
OeoraaUoyd 117. Corns Oulckly. lis
Drier Ulll 117lKUau!y 7. 114
Bpraoer 1171PlnkUaamhra7- 114
Oln.y H7l
Third Bace Thrte-year-olds; selllngi one mllsi
Arabian UliArtraoklt 108
pasover lOSILochUlyn 100
Auire..... 107 Petrel 103
Lincoln II 1061
Fourth Bace The Teat Handicap (or J8.000I (or
tbrve-ye&r-olds and upward; one mua)
The Winner lag Premier,... .... ..108
l"uar m TheKwalo 107
Leliman 116;BauEder .........107
Dutch bkat-r 118 Chum a
Brandyulae 10ll
Flftn Itaoe Three-year-olds and upwardi selllngi
six furlongs:
Niek HI wdstUIe....M.,M....108
TomCromwelL ISO Chum 107
Abuse 11H Anson I, 107
Decide IIS Ulllall, 104
Beldemere- 118 HI Daddy 104
Klu 118 Suooetstul 10S
Sixth Race Tbe Punchestown Steeplechase Handi
cap of (1,200; for 4-yero!ds and upward; full
J le plechatt course:
luMcon HOiDocldn 10a
Yankee Doodle. luriiblr Play M 101
Discount 10H Takantss ea 08
DrlMcllve , 107'lH Daddy OS
Vlsnta lOU.UlrtiaelU
Gresn Jaotst, ICoilTompu VJ
Zanone 103lEndi.aTor VO
Msuy Bemtchea ut tlabley.
CrtciitaAn, July Id. After the haavy rains of lsst
night and tula morning, tht track at Oakley to-day
was muddy aad slow. Nineteen horses were
scratched, buniinarlrst
First luce Five furlongs. Judge Qulgley, 113
(l'-sirf). 6 to 0, won; Albeit L, ton ihurnsl, 7 to I,
second; Otorge Cooper, 1 13 (UlU), lu to 1, third,
TLne, liOOLj.
hecoml Kace-bix furlougs. Masttrplcoe.OS (Bums),
8 loB, won; Blr Ebony, Hi (lllrsoh), 4 to l.secondi
Barton. U8 (Morrison), 111 to 1, third. Tims, l:lu.
Third Hats Five and a halt furluugt. uaoktl, 108
(Burns), 4 to l.wou; Bnuellle. 10s (UallT), 8 to 1,
swondi Allla Btlla, 104 (lUrscb), 4 to 1, third. Time,
ro'urtb naee Declared on.
rlrth Ka-a One mite and aquarian J. P. U, log
(Morrison). 10 lo 1, worn The Bachelor. 110 (WII.
llduis), even, stcondi Fresco, 103 (Everett), to 1,
third. Tlmt. 8.18. '
K.xlh Itaca six furlongs. Hadrllcne, 108 (Bams),
ven, won: Pouting, 103 (llustnn). 1! to l.seeoaai
Lulu U., 108 tBTerett), b to 1, third. Time, lilV
vrtaaen at Fort Itrle.
Bctvalo. Jnly 10. A big attendance and close r
lax wert the f.sturia at Furl Erlt to-day. Summary!
Flrtt llaoa Threa-quartora of a mill). Drlghton. lot
(Sullivan). I to I. wont Kinney, 101 (liaudall), 4 "a 10
1, second 1 Beubar.ton. 110, .Mo B. third. Tlmt. lilo,
Broond Bace Ooa mil. Marshall, lid's (Ntu
muer), 1 to S.woai Anna I.ylr, 1U8 (Jackson), 8 to 1,
seooud; Nellie Blaud, 108 (Sullivan), 30 to 1, third.
Time. I:48a.
Tlilnl llace Four and a half f urlon it Slsule dance,
86 (Powers). 7 to 1, won: Hitter Mauilt, 83 (Jackson),
7 to 1, second 1 Tbe Cld, SV (Nostraml), 8 to 1, third.
Time, 0:30.
Fourth llace One mile and an clihth. Ellesinera,
104 (Sullivan), 8 to 0, worn Will Elliott, lOSSi
(Jones), ft to 1. 1 frond 1 Louisa N., 108 (Coylt), 6 to 1,
third. Time, 1:67.
F.f th IUc Ooventllbtti. nf a mils Harrington,! 00
niopklrs), b to 1, worn Campania, lot (Moltayaolds),
8u to 1. secondi Uldllght, ij (Nlxou), to 1, third,
Tlmt, 1IS71.
Sixth Kane-One mltA.-Oooat Liver, 107 (Mllburn),
8 to B, woo 1 U 11., 104 (ljulllvan), 0 lo 1, sroml Free
Lanoe. 107 (Powers), 4 to I, tlilrd. Time, 1:48.
Jaehey Caywoa-S'e Day at llarlatn.
Chioaoo, July IS. In the thlnl race at Harlem
to-day Noacbalauer ran away, making three circuits
of me track tMfort slio could 1 slopped. Four of tbt
five raots were captuml l.y fsorius, and the flfth
was won by a strong second ct.otns. Bummarles:
First aaco btren (urlonts. Pitfall, lun (Clay), 8
to 6, wont Warren Polrit, 1U7 (Caywood). 0 lo 1, seo
ond Tony Honing, 108 (Donaldson), b to 1, third.
Time, liBUia.
Second Ilaee. Five furlongt The Dsuot. 104 (Dor
sty), 4 to 0, worn TJncat, 101 (Caywood), 8 to I,
second; dlenold, (04 (Clay), i!0 to 1, third. Time,
1:03 Hi.
Third Raoe-OneMUe. UoIdtnBod,U4 (Dorsey), 8 to
I, won; noser B.. un (Mbnusrn), 80 to I, stcondi
MnnlaWo, 10U (E11U) 7 to 1. third Time, 1:48.
Fourth Baca Five furlouitt. iliiome, 108 (Mc
Huibi, 6 to I, wool Queen Msl, I11B (Boman), H to 1,
asuondi Ideal Usau, 108 (Sodcu), 3 to I, third. Time,
tilth' IlaosSIx furlonss. Irish Lsdy, 107 (Cay
wood), 8 to 6, woniLady Callabau, I0U (Ulll), 4 to I,
saooudl Freddie LT 104 (Magnuseu), 3D to 1, third.
Time, Ilia.
Want to I'lay (.ninaa.
The Orientals of Newark would like to hear from
teams whosn players average 10 eirsoMi will pay
half espnsis lo visiting levins. Aililrcss Harry bhep
poll, 81 Bellvllle avnuu, ewul N. J
The Newark A, o. BueLall Club hiiuM like to ai
rungegam'saitay rrm.1 home with food clubsofTtr
big a sullallo guaran'ee. Adilrcft L'barlrs Smith,
managtr, 811 JsITtrson street, Newark, N.J.
TlisBt. Althontus A, C. hs all Htturdays and Sun.
dy In August open, and would Use to hour from out
oMowniluutntfertng suitable Indu iiinnus, Addrt
Frank W. Ilailly, raanagtrr, 886 Hudson strtet.
Owing 10 a esnisllatlon tho Clsreiuontt hare Jnly
47 P10, !r gamJ ou their gr.'UnJ CUr.'iLoct
Park with some tlnt-clats uustcur tesiui 110 guar
antee. Addrttt O. E. Field, mauagtr, 1778 Topping
3r
IIplug cut A j
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There la us mucli differenco in
tho flavor, streugtli, anil nroma of
aiuoklug tobacco a lu cIki. iloa
tiff Plug Out rauks with tho fluent
JHvajia cigars Ja comparlaou.
f. a 9jom tobaooo oa. suoiuiwd, wa,
Ji V5tWr?!:V 1 gSa if- gAi wfrf r-fa')At
SlyMiSj 11 lu lllllll iiiii niiiiai il'ii 11 as swaiB
NBWfif OF THE VHEEIiilBIf.
ainsna who do iror havb wis
EXIEHXB YIOJ.ATM TVS BVX.ua.
(ansa attentat , but fbalnaaa Matt Allan
tltn Ha Bten (Tailed te th Blatter De
mand rer Brakes lonreaalng Balil-Paaeer-Hlstr
Baca rottBoard stantaa and attss.
The racing nil of tho L A. W. deolara that
a rider entered in any rnt mutt ooni pet uu
lc4 exousetl by the reforea on account ot sick
ness or soma other good cause Amateurs here
abouts have been trying to evade this ruling
lately, and tho result I that some well-known
rider aro likely to bo placed upon the suspen
sion list. At a recent meet a well-known rider
protested to tho rcfore that be was too HI
to rido nnd asked to bs exoused. later,
howover, he went out with a team mat
In a tandem race nnd by soma lino
riding sooured a position at th finish. Com
plaint Is also mado that whtn tho refers ro
f uaos to excuco a man the latter will simply go
around the track so as to cover th rule. A
member of tho But I otng Board of th Navy
Jersey division of tho U A. W, has called th
attention of Chairman Molt to thcto olrcunv
itanccs, and it la likely that soma action trill b
taken.
Tho question ot ths city authorities taking
steps to compel riders to use brakes U again agi
tating cyder. Notwithstanding the fact that
a certain data of riders ara oppoted to brakos,
dealers declare that tho demand for thein I in
creasing. The representative of a leading blor
de house said to Tub bDN reporter yostcrday:
" We hava had a big call for brakes this yar.
and within th pa&t two months purchasers
early In the season returned tu have their wheel
fitted with them. This Indicates that a brake 1
essential to the safety of a rider. Of course,
during tho aummcr months, when tour are
popular, the need of a brake Is cvlJent
The back-pedalling advocates will Ond hills In
all sections which they cannot get over without
a brake, nnd walking down hill seems ridicu
lous, I know that some ot the leading firm will
at all tlitlr wheels with tho Invisible Drake next
season, and I am sure such a step will reduoa
tho liability of accident,'
The recont rain here left the country road
in excellent condition. The reports received at
the L. A. W. Headquarters are as follows:
New York-. Reports from Msnbattanvllle and West
Farms show tbe roads to be lo epltndld condition.
Uorenih avenue, from UStn to lutlh stress, la being
repaired, as also Is Tremont avenue. W-etebesttr
avnuo U broken In teveral placet bj ttwrrage work.
The roads at Fordham ara generally good. Th
macadam oa Featherbed lane It not finished. Tra
nionl street, east ot Maoumb'a Dam. Is elated for
bicycles. Ballty ersnaa u under repair. Broadway
Is In Ortt-class condition. The roads al Blngsbrluge
an good. Around Brewsters, Onsppaqua, Cornwall-on-undson,
Dobta Ferry, Elltnvllle. Flsnklll Landing,
Fort Montgomery. Ilastlnts-on-Hiidson. HavtrtUaw,
Hlxhland, Ulxhtand Falls. Irvlniton, Uamarooack.
Matuawaa, slontgooiery, aud Mount Vernon th
roads an good. In riding to Ntw Boca.lls so
through Ftlham Manor and take the shore road as far
as Raaldeuct 1'arkl go through the park to Centre ave
nue to Main street. All other routes ara poor. Taa
thoroughfares at Nanutt. New Boehtll. Nyack.
I'ecvaklll, Port Chester. Fort JerrU. Bye, Blng sing,
Bloauburg, Tuckauoe, Turntr's, Washlngtonvlile, and
White Plains are In line condition.
Long Island Th Brooklyn roads are In good order.
The Sueepeheed Bay road from the cycle nsth Is being
repaired. Bouds at Bay RWre and Fort Hamilton are
vry good. TheBboieroadls unnt for riding from
Blfhty-slxth street to Fourth aud Fifth avenues.
Iloada of Kooksway Beach and Far Roeksway are In
good condlUon, though In aome places toft. Riding
on beatlde avenue Is prohibited. Cyclists must dis
mount. The riding from tba Uerrlck road to Book
away Park Is exoellont. Through Eastport, Oyster
Bay, Hempstead, Long Island City, Xortnport. aad
Patchouue the roads are good. Th bicycle path be
tween Port Jefferson and Patchogue It In (air condi
tion. At Port Jefferson, baa Clin. Whltestone. and
Bay vine the macadam and dirt roads are all right.
NewJeney At Jersey City tht roait are line, ex
cept (bote o( dirt, wnlch art quite muddy. In the
tlclnlty otOrausa. Fords. Prtunold. Keyport, Lakt
wood. New llrunawlok. I'jrth Amboy, PlainSeld.
Sbrmrsbury, Trenton and Weber the roads ara In ex
otUantshaoe. The Hudson County Boulevard Is good
for its entire length. At Bayonns; Blburon. Long
Branch. Jlontclalr and Bulhsrford the roads ara
ridable.
Chairman Mnttof the L. A. W. Racing Board
has notified tho Kew Jersey handlcanpcr that
A. 8. Van Ilouton of Jlorrlstown has been net
mancntly suspended front all league tracks.
Vou Ilouton. It Is charged, entered some races
on July & under tho nnmo of W. A. Leek of
Morrlitown. He tried to offer various excuse,
but tho officials who Investigated tho caso de
clare that hit explanations lacked truth.
County Judge Asplnall ot Brooklyn has given
permission to the Narrows ferry Company to
operate n ferry from a point near Fort Hamilton
to Hose Hank, Htattn Island. The ferry Is espe
rlally designed for th accommodation of bloy
ullsta, and tho company Is relieved from oper
ating It between Nov. land May 1. The boats
uocd not be constructed to carry vehicle except
thoso used by wheelmen. Th directors of the
company aro Augustus Hmlth.WallorR. Davit,
and Cburles It. Cowley.
Bor-FAU), July lO.-Tho greot throe-oornered
match race between Bald, Cooper and Eiser,
scheduled for Detroit to-morrow afternoon, has
been postponed until next Wednesday. Bald
will ride at tho Nntional Circuit moet of Ihe
Frndonln A. A., to be held on the lliiffalo Ath
letlo field track In this city to-morrow. Cooper
and Klrerwlll not appear. Fred Loughhead, the
Canadian champion, to-day received word from
Chairman llott that he mlaht ride at tho meet
here.
Tbe Detroit Cycle Track Association did nnt
postpone Us moat until next Wednesday with
out n protest. Four hundred dollars had been
expended In advertising the great contest be
tween tho three Btnrs, but the sanotlon received
from tolls, the Indianapolis member of the
ltadng Board, did not Include tbe special per
mit lor a ma tUi rare. A3 tho affair Interfered
with the circuit moet In this city, Chairman
Mntt refused to grant the request to Detroit,
lie has regularly sanctionod the meet of Wednes
day, howover. The Grand Rapids moet of Friday
iiud Saturday following bna been sanctioned,
but tbe men havo not learned that a special per
mit has been received for the mlio match rac
on Friday and half a mile ou Saturday. Tbt
may be Interfered with. Detroit will probably
arron ge a ihi co-cornered match between Cooper,
VuchhBarl- and Gardiner for a large purse on
July 24. Gardiner will rid an exhibition mile
on next Wednesday at Detroit. In un attempt tor
the mile record of 1:SD 1-6, held by Hamilton;
BAiriMoni, July 10. Chairman Mott of th
Racing Hoard has suspended Tpm Cooper.
Trnlnor "Mother" Webb, and Fred Longhead!
ponding Investigation. Tbe charge nre that they
took part In nn unsanctioned meet nt Port Huron,
Mich. George Yqknn, promoter at Port Huron,
will bo refusod all a, met ion privileges In tho fu
ture It Is believed that Coonor competed without
knowing tho fact. Mott does not hold Ignorance
as an excuse for suoh an offense, especially In
the case of ono of tho big Professional, although
the establishment of tbe Ignorano will tend to
lessen the term of suspension. Tbe facts In the
caso will be submitted to tb mrmbers of thu
Racing Board for vote as soon a all th evidence
ha boon received.
Atlantic Crrr, July 16. Charles Wensal.the
oraek rider of the Century Wheelmen of Phllo
dclphla, fullod in his effort lsst night to beat the
twenty-four-hour rood record. However, he
smashed tho SOO-mlle record, mado by Evans, by
fourteen mlr.utes. Weniel trained faithfully
for tlio oyent for several weeks, and (t was inls
fortuna alone that prevented him realising the
fruition of his hopes. Tho road was the new
one between Ilamiuonton and Absecon. a
distance of twenty-two miles, and it
could not have been in a better condition.
enrol started from Huinmonton prompt
ly at 0 o cloak last evening, attended
.bL2 B.?.riBi ? tlftfor,' "n .trailers.. From that
time until 'J o'clock lu I ho morning he kept
pushing uwav ton gal; which promised a world's
record. At the latter hour, howeter, his wheel
slipped, and ho wns thrown heavily to the
ground lu front of one of his trailers, who
paed over him. The weary round bet ween th
two Ipwus wo kept up uutll 0:40 o'clo.ik this
mouilng, when Wentel's Injuries proved too
much for blm. and he was forced to quit. Uo
had covered 2'JO miles.
Boston, July 18. Arrangements were pey.
fected to-day tor an hour competition match
ruio, paced, llmltod to four men, to bo deoldtd at
the Chiirlus ltlver track on bept. 1H. The nurse
wl be W.OO0, the largest ever put up for a race
of this kind. Thin, with oi hrr Indnce.i.enls. will
bo si.ltlclent lo attract the cream of Hie middle.
illsluinenien. Tho pursu will Iw divided as fol
low s: 3.(KXI to the wlnneri 91 ,61)0 lo the second
man, and 600 to the tlilrd. although iVritrs will
not be awarded to any rider who falls lo cover
nt east thirty inilos within the hour. The mon
wlllnuthelluiltsdas lo Ihe number of pace
makers or paring muclilnes, Hlocks. the
Kngllsh cbtmplon. und tbo holder of the
world s rucord for tbe hour, has been
Invited to participate. Lean a. the Freneli
rider, and Krldlo lIcDufHo will also enter.
M. Poirnon, Isnu's manager, will Insist that
Hliarer keep hlsngrrrment to raco Michael wllh
the Iretiohmaii. Although it was only n verbal
agreonn nl, 1'onon believes that It is binding,
and tho mutch may Uko place af ter all,
At IheCharlot Klvertraak title afternoon Tom
Butler covorod a third of a mil lu 41 seconds.
ItOOTKS.
W, A. W.-To ride to Montloello, N Y.. via PaUrson,
N. J co tu limb street, to ths Fort Us Frrry, and
ero to Fort Lee: follow ths Hsekeniw-k turnpike to
Leonta, to llovotai enwa tollaokeina;k, toDiiDdee, to
Market etroet, tu Patei son t follow the old Pattrton
roa.1 to Ullzewooil.to Uuderelirf. to Hunokus. lo the ,
Franklin turnpike, to Allrndalt, Ittuueys, Mabwah. '
andhurrerui eonilnuu tu itaii.apo, Kloatiiiiirg, aouth'
Aeli, Turusrs, Mouroe, Otfiird, and Ureymuili ride
to Ooslieu and follow tho trlt llallroad Ihrougb dna
iceuery to MidJUlowu, then pn to Itoikv lit. Fair
Oaks. . Purdis. Hloomlugburg, Uo-kldll, Urldgtvllls, I
aud iloutlosllo, i
lltuipstend, To rid from Park row to UempeUad, I
U I., goto tliollrooklyu Bridge and cross to Urookljni I
follow Utwrty street to ClhtWn strtVMthraMpi j
t!,'Slfj'jiT:fi.J ffi
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SfiJLlaOJtrirnrir'in rVrVsA1stajvs
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Crawford $S( '
Ho one sufffc-cstj a reduction of Blj !J fc,k 1 !
Crawford price. It was lifM at Ihe KIf"lflo mm ! MM
bcflnnine or the season. Is right UltiW lll H HL.
now, and will be rlgnt next year. rw - H HHII
Bight Price for RoBiabla Quality BBm
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i Solassvurrs Optn Monday EttnlHS
Until 9 o'clock. j '
horn street, to Flattrath arenue, to th Eastern Park
way, to Stone areace, to Olonmoro arenue. to Broad
way, to Jamatoai then rid to Valley Stream, Ijru
tsrook. and Hempstead.
H. W. Lewis. In rldlnc to Danbury, Conn., ttartlng
from Firtyulutb street and Kit hth avenue, ro thiouxb
Central Park to lluih street and l-enoi arenuto
180th ttreet, around Mount Morrli Park la Fifth ave
nue, to is;th ttreet, to tht Hail-on areuue brtdrei
oroas the brldi-e to 188th street, to Willis srenuo. to
Westcaticr attnue. to Wast ChesUri follow Pelbam
road past Oily Island and Travtrt Island to Kew
Boehallei take slit tumplka to Larchmont and cross
the bridge to Mkmaronecki continue on the pott road
to the Boston road house, to the turnpike, to Port
Chester; follow main street across tbellyram Btrcr
bridge to th. turnpike, to tbe post road, to Oreen
wlcb, Btamford, Dartea. and Xorvralki then no to
Wilton, UranchTlllt. Bttbal, and Danbury, Th dls
tanc Is abort fjnr miles.
J. P. W. 1. In rldlnf to Trenton. N. J., no down to
tht Battery and take the ferry to St. Ororje, a. i.j
follow tbe Suore road to CUftvn station, to the Wch
mondroad. to New Dorp, to Tott-nrUls: lake lbs
ferry to Perth Amboy and ride strtdght through tb
town to Metuchen and New Brunswicki cross the
bridge to Albany strett, to Franklin Park and King
atom cross the bridge to Princeton, and after passing
tht collet take th. right fork to LaorenoeTille, to
lb old TreaUm turaplE., to Warren ttreet. lo Trrn
tea. 8. For a root toPalladtlpbla take tht al.v.
routo and contlan oa warren atreel acrost tbe bridge
to the Bristol turnpike, toTuIlytown. to Bristol i tben
go lo Fraakford-oa-FIke to Philadelphia. S. The dis
tance to Trtntoa Is about nf ty-uv nulea, and to Phil
adelphia sertnty-nlne miles.
Kswark. In riding from Asbury Park to Forked
BlTtr go to Belmar. Spring Lake, teaQIrt, Hanatquan.
Point Pleasant, Lakewood, Toms Hirer, Cedar Creek,
and Forked Hirer.
Oeorge L. Harrows A route to Boston wat nub
Iltbed In Tin: So on July 10. Tht dlitanoa It about
88T mile.
D. F To rids from Kings hrldgs to Saratoga Springs
go toTonkeisand follow the turnpike to Qlenwoo.li
oonllBue throogh Hastings. Dohba Ferir and Irrlng
ton to TarrytowBI take Broadway past the Andr
monument to St. Paul's H. K. Church, to the turn
pike, to Blag Slug. PeektkUl, aarrUor?s, NsIsobtIII
and over th Highlands to Pishklll Tillage : go to
Wapplnuar'a Falls and cross the creek to South arc
nue to Pnnghkeepslst takt tha lurnplkt to Hjda
Park, to Btaatabcr?, Rhlnebeck. Had Hook, Upper
Bad Hook, Clermont, Blue storea, UcKlntgry
Tille and Hudson t continue ca the turnpike to
Stockport and Kindsrbook: take the Piat road
to Plaa Qrova. and after crossing two small bridges
follow lb Boton turnpike to Soboaao L, utrai go to
Sun Qrrenbusii and Urn'.uhuth and oroas ths Hudson
leeronBiuth bridge to Albanyi Uara Albany r
Broadway to West Tror, to Coboesi cross tb Uobawk
ttlTtr bridge to Waterford, Fort Miller. Stillwater
and Mechanlctlliei ft IIow tb turnpike to Malterllle
and go around Hound Lake to Dunning- ttreet, to
Bslltton, to tha Sprints.
A. Edward Hawthorn. To ride lo Redding Illdgr,
Ooan., take tba route to Danbury published In Tna
Bci this morning at far at Hranobtllla, and from thai
point go to lU'diling Bldgs.
NOTES.
In rtTlslng th positions and times of tha riders
who competed In the twenty-flve-nille road rac on
Ihe Hudson County Boulerard, July B. W. H. utcks
has been declared the winner of tht flrtl time oris
Instead of H. M. Aleztndtr of nartford. v
Arthur W. Porter, tbt Boston rider, has decided to
take up long-dlstaaoe racing.
J. W. C The duty of a scorer Is to catch th rider
on each lap In a race.
Tht Baa Salvador Whtelreen haT arranged she
following runt: July IB. TottenTlllet o, tulTorni
Aug. 1, Far Bockawayt 8. Asbury Parki IB, Plain
Belai lit, btamford ay. Btvljni Aug. 5 and S, Mew
Uavani 18, Bargea Potntl IB, Tarry towni SB, Mew
Uruaswlolc.
The iropay donated by th Atalanta Wheelman for
th organisation scoring the greatest naraber of polLtt
at the race meat on July 6 has been awarded to tha
Blrtrsidt Wheelmen.
Tha Union County Roadsters will nold a tan-mile
road rac or; the Hshway-EUtabtth eounte un
The following raeea will be run at th meeting of
thttloulh Brooklyn Wheelman on Aug, lit Amateur
One-mile novice, ouerulle open, two-mile handicap.
ont-mUt tandtm, open. Professional Two-thirds oi
a rails opani ons-mlla band cap.
Tht Tsrrlll brothers, tho American riders who are
now In France, hava laksa part In soma raoea. but
won nothing.
Frsrt Titus It anxious to win thflT-Os A. W.
ohampionshlp this year.
J. W, parsons, the Australian rider, will oomnett at
tht Vim B. O. meet aijlewark tc-lty, -- at
F. F. Ooodmsn, tht well-knon English rider, ha
ossn tutpended from lbs track by tbe N. C. U. for
violation of tht racing rules.
J. Piatt llatts uow 1aU Ui English one-mile tso
ord, 1 minute 46 1-0 sveonds.
TbeIndouCVcHlcommtntsonthustofhlgbBars
at fotlowt! "Anotbertpolut about tbe present popular.
Ity of high a-ears oa the race path Is that to Ibtm can
he attrlDuli.d to a vary great measura tht poor ttvlt
that It now so arpareut la some of our cracks, both
ariataurand profession si. High gears necessitate a
diguing action, aspaolally at th start, which Is most
pronounced. Three or four years sjo. when more
moderate sears vrrro lu vogue, many riders attained
to gracefulness, but bow many prcrnt day cracks can
be said tu haveataklngorpltaslngatyltof rtdlngF"
A. bf ?iD,UTT ,,ln r"1 " b1 ffm Boston to
Springfield In September. It will hs under tha
lload1Su'oVin1cVlc,U,,U "TU"m " C"u"
tans Tennis.
sfaoiaA. Ontario, July ie War b Whitman
bis afternoon In tbe semi-final round of the Cana
dian champ ens' lau tsuaU tournamaut. The re
sult was a general surprise. Although Ware bad wot
la their last meeting, Whitman's clever showing at
Orange last week b .d made blm th favorite for t.
dty ' mulsh, riscbtr Uat Bhaldon In th othtr tend
final, and h masU War to-morrow In th final
round, Mis JuUuti Atkinson of Brooklyn wilt da
feud btr Canadian championship to-morrow against
Miss Darts, the craok Canadian woman, who won the
women's singlet her thl altarnooa. Th aoortt:
Ubamploushlp Sluglct ieoond round i o. P Shel
don, Yale, tvst It. Flm-kp. Ollca. t a as a '
HauiPFloal Uound-L. li. Ware, Har.ard ' hiat H n
WLIIinsn. Harvard. t-. i-I.Wii'ii'tS
H.w York, lieat O. p, hbeldon. YalTl4 tL.!11''
Chkinplonshlp Doubles First roundi E V inaet,.r
and M. b. Whitman lat F. O. AnoTrsouand lj ii
A txauder.fl 0,8-ltL. E. Ware Tand ii i. S. ., '
best J. P. Paret and II. II. Thu?urrSi. -i tihMua
bsml Flnai Kound-F. P. Flsober and M D Whit,
man Uat U. V. Beach and O. P. Dodge 01 on
chauiplouihlp Women'a Blaales PrJitTVin.
roundi kiss J Davis. Toronto, beat flrtA a Sia.7
Chicago, (,,. Fliistl KouH.li.MUs J Vui'
loronto, brat Mra. B. Sinltb. Toronto, S-8 B 3 '
nandbai.Blngl-s-Flrst roundi H.' E. AvrT?" (owa
Jfleau and Ivro-sUlbs) rai F, Lewis (ofieenV7!,' Ji
faulti w K. Au.'hlmlotifowe foursliihs, iisiriirtr
Wright (owe llftteu and two slat its V- V a i '.
K'W'l-'-'' "-'I -CWar.foti, ihrl'hast
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W. K, Auchlocloss (owe inur-aUthsl. a a ii i T.
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Detboit, July 16, Thero wero three eventa
on the card at the Qrossa Point track to-day,
and favorites won them all. In th four-year
old pace Agitato lost the first heat by breaking
badly. Then ba cut out and captured three
straight, In tho consolation race, for horses
beaten in tho $10,000 stake, Octavla was laid
up tho first heat, and tben won the next thrco
handily. Th three-year-old paco waa a gift to
Hastings.
In tbe first raco Agitato broke at tba start.
Eyelet won, closely pushed by Falrvlew. In th
second host Agitato went to ths front when
called on at th half, and won as be pleased,
with Eyelet second. The winner clearly out
classed his field, and oapturod the other two
heats without an effort. At tba start ba sold lot
$33 In a pool of 950.
In tho consolation rica Octavla brought 059
and Mosul HO In a pool of 160. In ths first bea
Mosul took tbo lead at the first turn and won
without being extended at any part of the Jour
ner. Tacomls was second. For the second beat
Ilosnl was snapped up at 850, while the field
brought 25. Mosul was in front all tbe way lo
tho stretch, when Octavla joined him. Mosul
wont up In tha air 100 feet from the wire and
finished in a run.
Octavla and Mosul made tbe going in th
third heat, with the Mold straggling after them.
Tbe mare sent Mosul off his feet in the stretch
and won in a walk. In tho deciding beat Mosul
broke in the stretch once more, but caught
quickly; nflera nice brush home Octavla won.
In the three-ycnr-old trot Hastings opened up
a big gap between himself and tbo field curly in
every beat and then jogged to tho wire. I.
seemed as if he could have distanced all hit
rivals bad Macey so desired. Summary:
Pour-year-oldt. pacing; puree St. BOO:
Agitato, b.g., by bltucway lone (Dustln
and Dickinson) 4 111
Eyelet, gr. in. (Eltman) , 1 9 8 8
Falrvlew, b. g. (Bogasb) 3 4 3 3
Midi. b. m. (Laphain) ft B 4 4
Quadriga, ch. g. (Sillier) 8 a e dr.
Time SilOVi. 8:101s. :13. J;14.
H. and If. Consolation Stake of (8,000; 8:24 class.
trotting:
Ootavla, b. m.. by Gold Leaf Fanny Fer
guson (Runlet) sill
Mosul, b. g. (Wilson) l ii a a
Tacomls, b. g. (Qulnton) a 4 4 i
Orand Uarou, b. s. (Marbold) ll .". 3 9
Vlda. gr. m (Clark) 7 8 8 4
Bbsdeland Norward. gr. g. (Chandler) 13 8 S d
Baydello. b. s. (Duatla) loll 7 S
C. W. Williams, h. s. (O'Kell) rt a e 8
Starmont, ch. g, (Kanrarrv) Bio s 7
Wynema. h. m. (Wtbster) 8 7 10 di
Rene, sr. m. (Spear) 4 V dl.
Ioiclt Maid, br. m. (Fltk) H ill.
EJalowelr, b.m. (Dunbar) m du.
Time 8:18V 2:114. UtHh. 2:14.
Three-year-olds, trotting! purse SI. BOO:
Hailing, b. a., by Norcatur Rosy Leo 1 11 ace r) 111
Lot us. b.m. (Stanley) a s 1
Directum Kelly, b. s. (Uolenbsck) 8 4 I
Axmerr. b. s. (Boyo) 4 8 8
Iuu.ch.rn. (Williams) 0 sdli
Time 8:881. 8:18',, 2:10V
Good slprt at Mistlo Park.
Dostox, July 18, Tha harness borers furnished
some exnellrnt sport at Mystic Park this afisrnuon.
Tbe track was In splendid condition, and fast tlmt
wa made tn every race, Tbe nmahr all thr.iu.-tl
wcnclos. Tbt attendance wat good. Summarise I
111 8 class, paclngi purse 800:
Jlmmls U , It. g., by Cromwell, dam un-
traoed (R. Collins) 8 118 1
Altsn, ch g. (gosur) 1 8 H 2 a
Fred Wllkct. blk. g. (Payne) 3 7 T 1
Monopol. ch. g. (Domaiest andt)oldon).2 B 2 4 3
Dr. Wood, ch. g. (Riley) fl 2 (I 6 4
Annie Bli'dd. b. iu. (Sterling) 7 8 8 7 8
KllaC.gr. tn. (Gillie.) B A 6 edit
Wlnneld, b. g. (Oatcomb) ... . 4 4 4 dla.
Time 3;l2a, 2:ia-j. 2 !2..8:1B, i-.it.
1:11 dust, paclngi purse (OOOt
Woodshed, ch. s., by J. K. biioild Triumph, by
McOrgor Chief (Sterling) 1 I 1
Reflna.gr. m. (Boueu) 8 2 J
Oeorg O., gr. g. (Payne) 4 8 a
ttoot, ch. m. (O Brleii) 8 4 4
Tlmt VilOU, 2:11, 9tl8V
titO class, trottlngi purse 8800:
Much Ado, b, t li) Judce 8llsbury
Lady Blmmont, by blinmons (Ken-
nedy) B 0 118 1
Alro. (i. g (Flfleld) .1 I 8 8 1 t
Fr nk Plerson. b g. (Dougherty) 1 8 4 4 8 8
Architect, h g. (McDonald) 2 8 8 8 Oro
Walter ).. ch. g. (Klherldge) 4 4 8 li tiro
Pan Clare, b. g (Payne) p BOH 4ro
Forrester, b. g (Marsh) ,.7 8 7 0 Bra
Cltnga, b in. (Andrews) 8 7 8 7 ir
Tnnahlucb, b. g (Collins) , 8 B dla.
Time 4:lfls. J:10s, 2:10, 8:18, 2:20, 8.t0V
2:80 class, pacing; purse snuO:
Crscksman, ch. , by Red Wilkes Buffalo
Girl, bv Pocahontas Boy (Andrews) 1 1 1
lodiahllk.b. m (Tysnu) 8 2 t
Norvlne, lir.g, (n.niion) 8 3 S
Bluelllri.ro m. (Demsrest) , 5 4 t
Jenel Wooduut, b. g, (tJr.il))., 4 ' l I
AlllHbuoll, b g (t'otlllr) II l) 8 I
i:iugllu-ry, li. s. (Paynt) ,,,7 ft 4 I
MarteCnau, br. s (Pine) , 8 7dii I
TI:ui-S:l4'4.2il4U, 2tlfl. I
Stilt) class, trolling: burst SCUO (unUnlsbed): I
Ventura, ch. lu., by illlllg, dam untraced (Car- I
(K-nUri , js 1
Jai'ktonlas, h. g by Autograph (Tyson), .,..7 l 1
X L, b. g. (McDonald) g 2 1 1
Kdna B., h, in, (Andrewt)..,,,,,, ,, 8 tt 3 I
Chary Hoy b.g (Forstmir) fl . o I
Psdily D I a. (Hougliioii) 4 1 H
Ensllly. hr. g. (Bowen) ..........B , J lj
FrankP., b, g. (Osinp)..., .,.....,..8 8 1 U
mo-:18. 2:143. 8:iet, B
Uoaalp or tlui Itlug.
There Is a Istter at this nfflcti for ToraOanon.
Jack McDoiiough and Dlok O'Brien are to box twsa- j
ty rouudsat Klmltaln afw weeks,
Ilsrrr l'epr, Ihe colored middleweight, will Itsrs I
e Yoik In a couple of ilsy. for ban Franolsuo I
Billy Moore und Frauk Patursou have HmJ
arllclts to box twenty ruuudsnt Elmlra on Jul) .
Jimmy OIy colored, and Joe Gans of ISn'tti o '
have slsnod articles to box Iwebli ruuuds at I oil-
nmreun Jjly 28. 1'
Nick Hurley, who was knocked out in fllli - I I1
scoiid rio.ntl, by "Kid" McCoy, lsauloui . 1
some middle w.tgbi, ;
m.h.m , -m 11
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