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B ANSON'S EASY VICTORY.
El' ystr ronxs ovxphajted ax jcrjcsri
if POIXX BT THE aiLLOAQOB.
MX BttUu Loe a Cleeelyl-iayed Oama te th
BiJ IolavUlea Baltimore. Cain on Selee's Men
by manias; Item the IMtMbam Pnlla-
ST dolpkla Beats Clercland Other tlamee,
'X The unexpected always permeates; baseball.
I ft . Just when tho local rooters expected to see the
lb- Hew Yorks Increase tholr peronntace at the ox
jf peiue of the unfortunate Chicago, Anson's men,
IL Ilka tho proverbial worm, turned. Yesterday
- Unole'a players administered another and moro
? crushing defeat to Joyoe'a men, wko did not be
gs sjtn to play up to their former high standard. If,
S! perchance, tho old man should tnnke It three
if straight to-day, look out for genuine misery
(j among- the thousands of cranks hereabout.
The proud Bostons, too, mot an, unexpected
f defeat at the hands of the braced-upLoulsvUles.
L It was only by one run to the good, to bo sure,
S but It coot 0 points In percentage JustUho sains.
K Tho Daltlinoro champions, nteauwhlle,.cot away
p with s close content at Pittsburg, which securedi
p clear title on second place for them and cut
fi the Beaneaters' lead down to exactly Co-points.
Bt The Phlladelphlas treated tho Clevelnnds to a
slight setback, and the Brooklyn, although
ft they didn't play, dropped to tenth place -Tho
5J, results:
; ChJcato, 14 Naw York, a.
t Louisville, B Boston, .
5f Baltimore, 81 Plttstarg, 1.
ty Philadelphia. 0 Cleveland. 4. t
',h rax Kioonn.
ST ftr Ir
?F CNss. vrtm.Lott.Ctnt. Club: WenJtUCent,
? Boston 0? Us .708 Pittsburg 84 01) .408
si? Baltimore... .47 83 .tJCill Louisville.... 84 4S .447
if. Olnctnnatl. ..48 so .048 Chicago 34 43 .448
H NswYork...,48 80 ,08 Brooklyn 88 41 .4118
'?' Cleveland.... 41 88 .688 WaiUlMlon..8 44 .88U
ti PbllJelpW.S7 41 .474 St. LouU IB 08 .803
i' 1 CnlOAQO, 14 ; N EW YORK, 3.
I CniOAOO. July 2a The exhibition of ball"
li I playing put up by the Now Yorks to-day would
S have disgraced an amateur tonm. Bulllvanwas
fi I lilt for two three-baggers, a double, and four
alngles In one inning and knocked out of the
?.' f box, and Dad Clarke fared almost as badly,
gf Errors of the most glaring type by such players
liY as Joyce, Qleason, Van llaltren. and Uoluies,
V loose playing in the Hold and general weak
7 ness at the bat go to make up a record
Cfi the llko of which Is seldom charged up
Ji against a League dub. It was after the
& fatal second lnnlcg that the New iprk
3? players wont to piece. The game seemed thon
5 hopelessly lost, and tho visitors, including
3? their captain, played half-heartedly during
tho balance of tho game. Davis iras well
f? enough to return to the diamond, but his stiff
g lee bothered him greatly, and he was not In
w good form. Van llaltren. too. was onto, but',
W able to play. The crippled condition of tho team
ft was notreeponslble for to-day's bad defeat. SHI
'S, 11tsoi lost Iho battle at a tlmo when good pitch
?,. log would have held Anson's men down to aero.
SS( lit the first Inning it looked as If It would be
. oji easy vlotory forNew York. Friend's delivery
was not difficult o solution. Van llaltren sent
;T, a lon fly to right, which Kyaa pulled down .
E after a long run. Tiernan struck out, and Joyoo
3: landed on the sphere for a homer, which sailed
; clear to the right Said bleachers. Davis reached,
M- first on Friend's fumble of his hit, but was'
,$- . doubled at second by Qleason, who hit weakly to
s Frirnd, Ohicago scored a blank. ... . .
'k Then came tbe slaughter. New York retired
-S In order, and the Colts opened their tuslllu.de
if upon Sullivan. Ityan walked to Ural, and was
h adrauced to third on Docker's single and scoredy
4 on Connors fly oat to Tiernan. Decker went to v
y ' secondon vsa Baltren'a bad throw of Friends
r(; grounder, and both men came In on Klttrldge's
ts hard-bit two-bagger Into left. Svorttt followed
is with a single, but was caught trying to steal
.;' second. Griffith got a base on bails; Callahan
-'s sent the second three-baser beyond Holmes, and
. Anson lined out one for two bases. Ryan came
4V to bat for the second time, and brought the old
fnian home with a neat single to right. lie was'
left at first by Decker's out on a fly to Qleason.
Seven runs In one Inning,
m In the third Clarke walked to the box and did
,- well for three Innings. In the fifth the Colt
, scored one on a single by Decker, two errors by
k . Holmes, a passed ball and a muff of Friend's
:,V easy fly, and Evorttt's out. The sixth Inning
'. brought moro disaster for the visitors. Six
4 runs on three hits, a base on balls, and two er-
:tt rors by Joyce and one by Qleason was tbe record.
r ' After that there was nothing noteworthy In the
playing. Tho Colts mads but two. moro hits,
which netted no runs.
:'; New York scorod one run In tbe fourth on hits
; by Ifolmos and Warner, and another In the sixth
M on a base on balls for Qleason and a pretty
double by Clark. After that they found Friend
i for only two weakhlta. With the game well in
I- hand, Anton sent Ryan to the clubhouse In the
u. seventh, as his Injured leg troubled him.
5 Thornton, who was substituted for him at right,
6 did well, jtusl and Griffith will probably be
It pitted against each other again In to-morrow's
si same. The score:
It' CBICAOa I sxw TOSX.
&. IB. r.O. A. K. K.1B.IS0.1.B,
y Brerltt, 8b..l 18 1 ov. Hil'n. c f.O 9 10 1
ft arimtli.M....l 0 4 4 l.Tleraan. rX.O 0 8 0 0
t OaUnha. ct.3 8 8 0 1 Joyce, 8D....1 10 8 8
Anton, lb.. .8 8 8 0 0 ParU, U....0 0 7 8 0
ftS Byas, If 8 18 0 0 OHuon. 8h..l 18 8 8
?-; Tbornton.rt.0 0 10 0 Holmes. l.t.,1 14 0 8
PI Decker. If.. .8 8 10 0 Clark. lb....O 17 0 0
rf; Connor, 8b..8 8 10 0 Warner, c.O 8180
iiC ITlenJ. P.....1 10 8 l,6ulllrln.n...O 10 0 0
A Kltrxldiv,o..l 1 0 0 O'ciarke, p.,.,0 10 8 0
rf, Totals.. ..14 IB ST 18 8 Totals ...."(1 10 84 18 T
& Ohlcaro 0 7 0 0 10 0 0 ..14
t New York 1 00101000 8
5. lamed ruas-Obloairo. 4; Ksw York. 1. Pint bale
-;- on errors CUcato. 4i3iswYork. 1. Ll on twu-,
'JL Ohleaio, 81 New York. B. Pint base on balls Oft
'x Prtend.SioftBnlllTao,Bioirclarke.8. Struckont By
fit PrUnd.41 by Clarke, 1. llimi rnu Joyoe. Three
AJ but hlu Klttrtdce, Callahan. Two-tin hit An
il' son, Clarke, Callahan. Stolen basee Ereritt (3
-?& HuUnes. Double ptare Connor. Orlffltb, and Anaoni
jV EvnrMt and Anton. Pa.'d ball Klttridie. Umpire
it O'I'ay. Time 1 hour and BS mlnstee, attendance
$ S.SO'i.
k aaLTmoas, S; rrmaroo, 7.
;'f Prrrtauua, July S3. Baltimore bit Killen freely
ufr So-dAy. anti by bunching bite won out. Pond was
?' very erratic, tending ten men to bales on belli and
, hlltlux two othen. out tbe local players failed to
;' take BJvsnWKe of opporronlties and lost tae game,
!4p - The soun:
"J- K.is.r.o.a.B. B.l.r,o.jL.B,
"e Tannetalll.cf.l 18 0 0 Ucdraw, Sb.l 8 8 11
Hs Lfuo,lb....l 010 0 0 Kcelur.rf....8 8 0 0 0
?;' ' t,is3li. ..I 10 8 0 Jenalngs. as.O 18 8 0
f.j Ueivly it.. 18 8 0 1 Kelley. If 0 0 8 0 0
W M MUV'Ui U. V V U U V DWlHI,Ut.Ml V U V
rCt, - Donovan, rt 1 18 0 0 Doyle, lb.... 1 1 B 0 0
iff Ely, l 3 1 B 8 neitl, 8b....l 14 8 0
'. , Kiit.li'. r. ...0 t 0 8 0 Clarke, O....0 18 0 1
fi Kllliu. p ..1000 0 Pond, p. 1 8080
jg", TiitMi ..T TsT 7 "4 Totals. ...."bus? "7 "5
",, Plttiburs 1 0 8 0 0 18 0 17
llalllmure 0 0 18 10 0 0 1-8
K K..H..U runs PirUburg, li Baltimore, fi. Two-baas
ft blr Kiy. HcOraw, Doyle. Stolen baste Steuel (8),
Di. 1". TannehUL DayU (8). burden, Killen. Pint
ill bai en balls Off KlUen, 1 oft Pond. 8. Hit by1
ff piiched baU-By Pond, a. struck out Br Pond, 4i
'J:; by ClUen, 4. Pasted balU-ouid'O. l Clarke, 1.
.4 Tlmo 8 hours and BB minutes, Umpire Sbertdan.
tatundanoe 8,8 00.
rmLanaxnaa, i ctrrxtaXD, 4,
3. OuvaULXD. July 88 Poor ball playing In the eifhth
Jt, Inning on tbe part of tne Spider. Knjeiher with a
?& ba'tlng rally eomblned with errora In the ilxtb. lent
UV tbe name to Philadelphia to-day. Theecorei
48 cleieiusd. roiLaocLrsia.
"if n. le. r.o.i.i. R. la. r.o.A. a.
f Buriett,lf...o 8 s o u Cooler, of..., a 8 8 0 0
2" - Ohllds. 8b.. .1 0 0 8 1 Dowd.rf 1 110 1
fi, MoKean. U..0 0 10 0 Delebanty.lt.l 8 0 0 0
ji Vr'auaoe. Sb.O 0 13 1 IJole.lb.,.,1 8 18 0 0
i, OOonnor.of.l 8 8 0 0 alurarla'a.o.0 0 8 10
Zlramer, o.,,0 8 8 1 0 Ueler.Sb 1 0 17 0
v Tebeau. lb..l 1 B 0 0 Olllen, H....0 8 8 8 1
v. M'AlUitir.rf.1 14 0 ONaih. 8b 0 118 0
g Powell, p.. ..0 0 0 8 0 Taylor, p...,0 0 0 B 0
':. Totals 4 est 9 8 Totals ."S l7 87 IT "S
& Cleveland.. 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 1 14
! Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 U 3 1 2 ,. 0
fe Kerned runs Cleveland, 1 1 Philadelphia. 8. Pint
fiT bao ou errnri Cleveland, 8. Left on I aes-Cley.
g lanl, lu I'l.llalelnlila, H. Pint base on halli-Orf
ft Pimoll li a Taylor, 4 8lmck out By Powell, 4i
ffi by Tajl r, u. rbree-baae hlu Dclehauty.LaJole. Two-
if bearil.e i 'onnor(K)lZlmruer(S)iDelehauty, Bacrl-
Bm hli-Urrarland. Btoleu bae CIill.u, Uowd.
3 Wild ritfc, Taylor. Paued balla Zlmmer, UcFar-
M, land, uiuplre Kmalle. Tune 1 hour and 03 minutes.
Iff L0U1SVOLX, B BOSTOX. 4.
LociSTtixc July 88. Magee and Lewis vied with
'Z- eault ulUer la wUdneaa. but Lonlivuie won a well-
!L pi. jedgamoby Umeiy hiltlng and by good fielding
Xi. alurwari. Boston trltd to rally In tbe ninth, but
Sy tailed. Tbeaoore;
if; oro. I LocnmxiA
it namlltun.cf.s 110 OCTarke.lf....o 8 a 10
fS J.iJ.ey, lb 110 1 0 McCreery, rt.l 0 S 0 0
km, Ln.it. u,... 118 4 0 Waaner. cf.,1 8 8 0 0
f Duty, f o 8 fi 0 0 Maftord, M..1 1 1 B 0
& Btonl, rf ...,0 8 0 0 0 Werdea, lb.,0 a 0 0 1
i tM.iiv flb.,,o o o a o wiiion, o,..,o fln l o
T1J Lwn, b.,0 0 18 0 Dolan, 8b...,0 V 1 8 8
?I lK-ricen.o.,.,0 1 B 1 1 Cllnsm'n,3b,8 1 8 a u
Si Ltwu. p 0 0 u B 0 Uaiee, p.,.,,0 10 0 0
$ Totals..... "S 84 16 T Totali.....B B 87 18 "a
t) P'm:,; o o o b o i o 0-4
Jv Lonlntlle 0 0 8 1 0 1 0 0 ., B
fb, , "V1"!? runs Boston, 8. Left on baaea-Boiton. Si
tT lxulSTUle,u, Two-baie WU-Stahl. 8. Three-baiehll
t- rDBff'. Bcrlll hlta-MeCreery, Makxe. Blilrn
"it bT,"Sr'SlB1 Do,U1' WUion. Dutty, Stalil h.
i Wsmsr.arke,rfamlltoari!). Btruck ouV-By u. 'i
H' lbyfaifee,8. Tiitbypltoner-wiuon. Pint I ft
r , n bafU-Ofl tewla. fii on llaji-e. fl. Time 8 hou.s!
Attenoanee-8,000. Vmpbv-llurst.
,V Kaatrrn Ias-ue.
i ar loaosro.
&, Toronto 8 0 0 0 8 4 0 0 I uf to' '
4f Providence I 0 4 0 0 0 0 8 1 H It 4
h Bsttc rlee Norton and Baktri Hodion and Dixon.
AT MOSTakll.
V alontreal 1 10 0 8 0 8 8 o it) h'
C WUkeebatse.-., 0 0 0 18 0 0 (Hi 18 T
BfigVJA"-ia O'lTUli OooiUlia and
t
hsaatsa
alalalalalalalalalaWaalaTaSalI!hTI'' " ' 1 SMiii - - M , t , , f- y ,f. ,
gozw.
Te Byker Weaoew r la aiigei-Tsaa)
Maten at BaltaeraL
An agitation that has been started against tho
ponds In tbe neighborhood of Hovcnth avenue
and Ninety-second street. Fort Hamilton, may
result in the closing up or draining of the noted
water hazard on the Hue to tho eighth bolo at
tbe Dykor Meadow Qolf Club links. Tho ponds
chiefly objected to, howover, He outside the
links, along Nlnoty-Bccond street.
An elghtoeu-holo medal-plny competition from
scratch, the first held on tho links, was tho fea
ture at tbo new Forest Hill Qolf Club, near
Newark, during the week. Tho scores to dato
follow:
L. P. Smith, 11141 n. Helm, 180 n.Olles, U0 W.
K. Farrlniton, 1481 A. Heller, 101 A. Brett, 10; O.
Keynolds, 170.
To-day the play will tmgln In the mlxod four
somes for the Heller Cup. Tho recent rains hnvo
J really improved the greens, and tbo Forest
till people nave a very sporty course, especially
the portion crossed by tbe water hazard.
Tho 4,8Ul-yatrt course of the Otsego Qolf
Club, which lias announced nn open tournament
for Aug. 11. 13 and 13, Is a twelve and not a
nlneihole links.
Tij-dsy'e foursome match at tho llalttisrol
Qolf Club has resolved Itself into a meeting of
the two olovorest players in Ni-w Jersey and
aboutthebest two in Westchester count, for
li. 11. Ilnynrd lma withdrawn on account of sirk
ness and Jamos A. Tyng bs agreed to play with
11. P. Tolcr as a partner. The two are e.sily tho
Btrongrst golfers In iheirHtate judged on their
pnst performances. Doth of the New York men,
w. It Bands and Herbert Ilarriman, oro club
cbamptonsblp wlnnors, tho first at St. Andrew's
and the latter at Knollwood. It Is the first Im
portant amatuur match of the season and should
bring out good golf. Tho conditions rail for
thtrfy-elx. holes and tho flrnt halt will be started
on tho arrival of tho 10:10 train from this city
.for Bhort Hills.
Trap hooting.
Long DnANcn, July 23. Some flno sport was
enjoyed at the Elkwood Park traps this after
, noon, where a number of prominent wing shots
' took part in a halt dozen Interesting ovents.
Aided by a strong southwesterly breeze tho
birds proved difficult targets. Fred Hoey sur
prised tho talent by gathering forty-soven of tho
flfty-ono birds, making many brilliant kills.
Winston, too, shot well, killing his first twenty
nine birds. Edgar Glbbs Murphy was tbe fuvor
lte In the main shoot, the Irroy prize. He with
drew on the sixth round. Daly, Dsllard, and
Ivlns withdrew before tbo match was half over.
Hoey and Winston, using both barrels, killed
ont straight, the lattor winning the shoot-off.
Hooy's fifth, a puzzling left quarterer, escaped.
Huinruarics:
Pint Event Wee and ont. Murphy and Ivlns, S
eachi Ballard, li Uoey, 1. Won by Ballard In thenext
event.
Second Kvent Same condition!. lToey and Ballard,
8 each; Murphy and Ivlai, 1 each. Won by Ballard In
the third event.
Third Event Same conditions. noey and Ballard,
6 eacht Daly, 4; xturphy, S Ivlns, 1. Snoot-off
Ballard. 4t lloey, 8.
Irroy Prize Ten blrd,entraneeTree, 00 janli. Pred
Hoey, 101 1. lu Wlnilon. 10 J. E. Oreen. 7 A E.
Loinlni, 7t J. 11. Wert. Oi Ballard, Uurphy, vlni. and
Daly did not flnlth. Bboot-off Won by Wlniton.
Pifth Event Mlia and out Wlnaton, 14tllarphy
and Hoey, IB each) Daly, Bi Ballard, 1.
Pinal Event Ten blrde, $10 entrance. Hoey, 80
yards, lOi Murphy, 8V ysrdi, 10; Daly, XS yards, Si
Ballard, 89g yards, 6t Dr.btem, 83 yards, 6, lloey
and Murphy divided.
Atlaatlo Xaa-ne.
at Kxasnra.
a, n.t.
Reading 8 8 0 0 10 0 0 0 S 7 0
Patenon. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 44 6 0
Batteries JLmole and neydont Tlau end Tenner.
AT nABTVOBD.
B. B. Z.
Hartford - 0 0 0 0 00 2 0
Richmond 0 0 0 0 .. 0 8 0
Batteries Bowen and P.oachi Leaver and Poster.
AT IAKCASTER.
a. n. r.
Laneaater. 4 0 0 8 0 1 0 0 09 13 8
Newark. 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 8 0-S R s
Batteries Clauses and Both; Oettlg and Zearfoes.
BJevr Bnglantf League.
At Kewport Newport, 3: Fall River. .
At Brookton Brookton 111 Pawtuoket. 6.
At New Bedf ord New lledrurJ, 1 ; Taunton, 4.
Other Cames.
AT SCW tOXDOS.
AthletlOS 8 8 0 18 0 10 110 18 3
Baltics 0 1008000 0 8 BB
Batteries Patterson and Miller: Dalbrow and miner.
Baeeball (iamei To-Daj,
BATIOKAt. LX10CK AND AUXSICAS aaSOCUTtOS.
New Tork at Chlcaee: Brooklyn at Olnelnzutlt Bos
ton at Louisville; Philadelphia at Clevelandi Baltt
roore at Plttsburgi Wwhlnston at t. Louti.
EJLSTZiUf LRAOCK.
Scranton at Syracuse; WUkeibarre at Rochester).
Springfield at BuHalo; Providence at Toronto.
ATLAXT10 LXAOUX.
Newark at Lancaster; Pateraon at Reading; Rich
mond at Hartford; Norfolk at Philadelphia.
BBOOtLT!! AM1TKCB ASSOCUTIOV.
Sidney vs. Resolute; St. Peter's vs. Worth A. 0.
otobb oum.
Rldgewood Field Club vs. North Patenon, at Rldge
wood. Newark P O. vs. Morrlstown P. C at Newark.
Eouth Orange P. C. vs. Brooklyn HelghU A. A., at
South Orange.
Mount Vernon T. M. C A. vs. Moroccos, at Mount
Vernon.
Orltenl P. C. vs. All Collegiate of Philadelphia, at
ltackensack.
Englewood T. C. vs. Btaten Island O. C at Engle
wood. Montclalr A. C. vs. Cuban X Olants. at Montolalr.
suburbans vs. noboken P C, at Crotona Park.
Boonton vs. Murray Hill, at Boonton.
Manhattan P. C. vs. Creect. nt. at Cos Cob, Conn.
J. S. Bemhelmsr A Bro. vs. Commuters, at Ridge
field Park.
Orange Valley Lyoeum vs. Bonth Orange Lyceum, at
Oranse Valley.
Cranford A. O. vs. West End P. C, at Crssf ord.
Stamford vs. Newark A. C at Stamford.
Arena A. C. vs. Paclno A. C. at Jersey City.
81. Thomas va Ht. Bartholomew, at ttrosx Park,
lymplce vs. Athlstlr of New York, at TottenvIUe.
Jstferson A. C. va. Brooklyn Ajioclatlon Clnb, at
Newark.
Arlington A. A, vs. Notlev A. C. at Arllntton.
Claremonta vs. Xavler Deaf Mutes, at Claremont
Park.
State Hospital vs. Brooklyn F. O., st Morris Plains.
Daaeball IVotee.
Cincinnati Backer, 153. The bet li governed by the
regular game.
Warner has caught In more League games than any
other oatcher this year.
A, P. H. He was " farmed " to Portland.bnt will be
released by Boston outright.
Pitcher Arthur Clarkaon, formerly of the Balti
more!, has signed with Detroit.
" Calliope" Millar h suooeeded Walter Wllmot as
mansf er of the Minneapolis Club.
To-morrow, on thsbt Oeoree Cricket Clnb grounds.
Hnboken, the Rah way Athletlo Club will or oil bat
with the Ilobokem.
Orth, Corbett. Mercer and Stlvetts are the best bat
ting pitchers In Ue League. Ruale and Ueekln are
also well up In this reipvot.
Tim Keefe, whllo umpiring a game at 8ptinKflel4
the other day, had his collar bone broken by a hot
foul tip f ram Broiithefti's bat.
Tbe teams In the Eastern LeiRoe race a- more
closoly bunohed tLan tho,e in the big League Irwin's
Tnrontoe are regarded as "dark noraea" for tho
pennant.
Tho Webster Baseball Club of Harlem would like to
play any club in the vklulty of this city whuro nlav.
ers average 18 years. Address Capt. Is. f ollg, 10H East
110th str (St.
It Is reported that Anion will not manage the Cht
cacoa next year. Ills ten years' contract with the
club, calling for lalary and percentage of the pronts.
expires on Oct. 80.
Tbo recent Ineffective work of Seymour, bulllvsn,
snd Clarke In New York's box hue (auaed u Ken
era) demand fur tbo relnttuteiurnt of Dubeuy to take
hlsturn with Meeklu aud ltusle,
Jske Virtue, ouoe the brilliant Brat basemen of the
Cleveland!, has quite recovered from the Irirjlrtlo
stroke which forced his retirement reral yearn ago
but Is now laid up with cbroulo rheumatlim,
TheO. N.Ts. of NBwark have July 84, SI, Aug, 7.
Sept. 0 (Wo gameo. 1 1, IB, and S3 open for iTood
clubs offering a guaranteo. AdUreea 8, l.unn, man
agar, care of Clark Thread Company, Newark, N. J.
Bhecaard of Brookton, tho Unt New England
League player to mik 100 lilta, la aald to have been
secured by ths Brooklyn Club. He Is a nno ki neral
player, snd something of a pitcher whon It eomea to
a pinch.
The Corona Baseball Club has July 31. Aug. 7.
14, 81, and 8 open; no guuranto.. Would Im
pleased to hear from uniformed teams wlioie players
average ao years. Address W. A. Nails, box UO
Corona, L, I.
The New rirunivrl k V, M. O. A, team has July ai
opin t(; plsv with a good team offering u guamler.
nud III jilay a return iranio un the home gruunla
Spt. S.li thJersiw Clly Field Club preferred. A.
dress V. M. C A , New Brunswick, N, 1,
Tlie New Yorks have not won a game from elthir
the Boituni or lbs Philadelphia this season, lliey
have six games t pUy In Boston, ami the Huh teum
haa four to play hero. The Quakers have six to play
on the Polo UrounJs and three at home with the
locals.
It has leen suggtd that In view or the belliger
ent attitude of many Ix-ague rlaycra to Sard the un-
?KT' rPf,'",,".n, YoV. Koa'lX d0 w' '" appoint
John L. BulUvan. Pltialiumons, Corbett, UeCoy.
Lavlgne, and other noted pugilists to pne'tlons on the
umpire staff. I Is doubtful, however. If thoie
celebrities could stand showers of antiquated egt-a.
as delivered from tho blcocuorh a In crrtalu Western
lilies.
i Cl-!'iL'",',J,1,yi 83.-P.ople oproed to butwliiy
I asepall hew havo lie nilefeai In the second round
of tli onti'st There III be n i luter.'eri-i.en wild
next Sunday's gsiue. Attorney U a Uary eppeirtd
before Judge Laniaon llil. morning and aakedfora
temporary restraining order until the caeocould le
beam on Its merits. Judge Lamson decided that, as
bis summer term would end Monday, be did not feel
at liberty to set a time for tbe llnal bearing. For that
reason he decided that be oould Issue ho tetuperarv
restrsiniag enter at this time, ve.p.rary
BRIGHTON'S POOR LUCK.
nAiif aoaik nBitiouarr xwraw-
TEltr.8 VTIXJC THE llACXNO.
Me Ilepea er a Pry Track for To-Dys Card
lien Eiter Downed by Weltinrst-Joraiers
Bhlelda ana Ilergen Fined OlOO ssl Otoo
neepeellvely How the lUrre Iteeulted.
Tho storm was by far the most gpeotncular
feature of the afternoon at llrlghton Beach yos
torday. It was exceedingly rlcturosquo, but not
at all welcomed by President Knircmnn, Secre
tary Bass, and tho balance of the management:
but It camo, nevertheless, and tore through the
hugo grand stand until tho women were driven
to tho topmost rows of soats to escape the blind
ing rain. llrlghton Ucach has had more than Its
sharo of bad weathor this season, and it has
rained every day but one sinco the gates were
opened two weeks ago. When tho sport bogan
yesterday thoro was scarcely a cloud In the
sky, but as tho afternoon worn on great dark
niassct rolled in from tho direction of Staton
Island, und the rain come down In torrenMafter
the fourth raco. Tho wind attained a voloclty
of sixty miles, and the Jockeys and horses In tho
fifth raco wcro senrcoly distinguishable, to tho
judges. Everybody hnd hopod for a fine day
nnd a good track to-day for the purpose of see
ing tho great thrco-yeirr-old Votor pick up 13'J
pounds lu tho Cyclono Handicap, but thoro Is
no hopo of a fast or even a dry track to-day.
Tho most decided set-bnek tho talent rccolvod
yesterday wns In tho selling race at one mile
and a furlong, for which lien Erler was a strong
odds-on favorlto. There were but four starters
after Heliport, Dcorslnycr, St, Leo. Lincoln II.,
Loch Hlyn, and Premlor wcro withdrawn, and
the heavy plungers regarded Hen Edor as a cor
tatnty, Wolhurst was second chotco at 0 to S,
with 8 to 1 oflorod about llofugeo and 12 to 1
Arabian. Little O'Connor had tho mount on
Arabian, and, rushlnp; tbo Daly three-year-old
Into tho load, passing round tho
lower turn, kept him thcro until he
ruptured a small blood vessel and commenced
bleodlng at tho nose. Then 81ms took up the
running with lien Kder, and the plungers began
to congratulate themselves upon a certain vic
tory. Young Clawson bad, however, been play
ing 'possum with Wolhutst, and whon well
squared away for homo ho cut loose Wolhurst
made short work of Bon Edor, and won handily
In tho good tlmo of 1:57. Refugee was third.
Ten sprinters went to tho pott In tho opening
event nt Bbc furlongs, with Doublo Quick favor
lto at 7 to B. Tho victory went to Trllletle. rid
den by Doggett, who came very fast In the final
quartor, and beat Double Quick a length and a
half. Purseproud, a rank outsider, was third, a
short head before Bon Ami. Henry Shields, who
rode Ssndowne, was fined $100 by tho stewards
for fouling Doublo Quick, Homelxxly bet a lot
of money on Continental. This horse ran pretty
woll until the head of the strttch nnd then quit.
Q. U. Morris's good colt Dick -was withdrawn
from tho first ri by tbo order of the Jockey
Club, the son of Sir Dixon not being duly regis
ti'reil. This made It a duel between Isaboyond
Kenmore Queen, with Uio pair practically equal
In tho betting. Isabey shook the filly olT on tho
upper turn and won without much trouble In
very crertltublo tlmo for the condition of the
track. Vigeuta con run fast for about a quar
ter of a mile. Even Ella Daly beat him for third
money yesterday.
Lincoln II. looked very inviting In the third
event, with only Deerslsycr, LoUi Qlyn, and
Psssot er to boat. Tod Sloan bad the mount on
the son of Bramble, and the result w us never in
doubt after rounding for home. Lincoln IL
simply galloned home, but Possover nnd Ueor
sluycr bad It tooth and nail fur second money,
tbe former getting home a neck to tho good.
Loeh Olyu s'opperl nt the end nf six furlonps.
He evidently wants n very heavy track for his.
There weroolght starters in the fifth event, a
dnsh for two-year-old at live furlongs. Boy
Orator was a rj to 5 favorite with Danforth next
In demand at 3 to 1, and Mrs. Hooves the out
sider at bO to 1. Tills race was run in a blinding
storm and Danforth won oleterly with Lucid
second and Boy Orator third. The concluding
race was a dash at one milo for three-year-olds
and upward. Haphazard was Ht the remarkably
liberal price of 7 to 6. and he simply played with
his Held. Bergen, for misbehavior ut the post
on the colt Parmesan, was lined $J0O by tbo
stewards. Summaries follow:
FIltST RACE.
Tor three-year-olds and upward that have not be-n
flnt or second at this meeting; by sut'Scrlptton of 810
each; with 1300 added, of which 873 to second and
l85toth!rd; the winner tube soU nt auction; horse!
entered tu be sold for 81.300 to carry weight for age;
If for less, two pounds allowed for ta?h $100 down to
J300;slxrurlonga-.
, K. Ferjl. son's o. in. Trllletle, 4, by Eothen Trill,
108 (Doggett) 1
Atkins & Lottrtdxe's cb. c. Double Quick. 4. 108
(Clswson) 3
H. Taeobald's b. a 1'urseprouJ, 3, 08 (O'Connor). 3
Mistral. UmWnt, C inllnent.il. Manlan, Baudowne,
and Bon Ami alao ran. Maud Adams left at the post.
Time, l:l4.
Betting Asalntt Double Quick, 7 to 3; SItitral. 3 to
1; Continental, 0 to 1; Lambent. 7 to 1-, lion Ami aud
Trllletle, ea--h 10 to 1; Marslan. 13 to 1; bandowuo
and Maud Adanut, each 8 J to 1 ; Purseproud, 40 to 1.
, SECOND I1ACE.
For two-year-olds, nnn-wluners of 8500; by sub
scription of (10 each: vilth 8300 added, of which s73
to the second anu 823 to tne third; weights ten
pounis below the scale; nve furlongs:
O. W. Btanton'a ch. c lsaltey, bv btrathmore Belle
of the Highlands, 118 (Soherrer) 1
E. L. Oravts & Co.'s b. f. Kenmore Qneen, 100 (Per
kins) a
W. c. Daly's br. f. Ella Daly, 10U (Wapahlre) 3
Vlgeuta aljo ran.
Time, l:08"a.
Betting Five to 4 on Isabey; against Kenmore
Queen, even money; Vlgeuta, 10 to 1; Llla Daly, 100
to 1,
TIIIIII) RACE.
For three.year-olds and upwsrd; selling handl
cap; all hones enterod to resold for Ql.00O.hy sut
sertpllon of SlOeach. or So If declared with tsoo
added, ut which 8130 to tho second and 3Utotbe
filrdiunn mile;
W. B. hint's ch. c. Lincoln II., 8, by Bramble Mary
M., 118 iT. Sloan) 1
P. J. Dwyer's ch. o. Passover, 8. 100 (Clawson) 8
W.C. Rolllu'a b. h. Deenlayer.fi, nil (Doggett).... 3
Loch Olya also ran.
Time, 1:44j.
Betting Against Lincoln II., even money; Deer
slayer, 8 to B; Loch ulyn, 3 to 1; Passover, 8 tol.
FOVKTU RACE.
Por three-year-olds an l upward; by subserfptton of
tin nclu wlthtl.uoo added, or which SHOO to the
second aldslootu tbe thirds thunluuer to be sold
at auction; horses entered to be sold for 811,000, to
carry weight for age; If for I'.'.OOO, allowed four
founds; If for 81,000, eight iouuds; then two pounds
oreai-n sluu down to $30u; one mile aud a furloagt
C. KleU-hmann A Hon's l. g. Wolhurst, 3, by Ventil
ator Nuthrown, 14 (Clawsou) 1
M. K. Dwyer's b. b. Ben Fder. 4. ll!:(Mms 8
W. II. Sink, Jr.'k, b. g. Refuge. 4, 103 (S.berrer) 8
Arabian also ran. AraoUu bled.
Time. 1:37.
Betting Ten to 7 on lien Kderi against Wolhunt, 0
to fi Refuge, H to 1; Arabian, 18 to I.
FIFTH RACE.
Por two-yenr-oldsi by subscription of $10 each;
with 8700 added, of which (130 to the second and
830 to the third; winners at tills meeting of a tingle
raie tocarry three pounds extra; of two or more, rive
pounds extra; nou.uinners ut tUN meeting, ueer
bating won S'.MIOO, nlliwel no pouudsi beaten
maidens allowel 3 pounJs: nve furlongs:
K L OraveM A Cu.'s b. ". Iisnforth, by Duke of 11a-
genta llnl'eep, U7 (Wlllillc) 1
R. W Wol'U-u ft Son's b. e. Lucid. U7 (MoUaun) a
1- b. 4 W P. Thompson's b. c. Boy Orator.
B7(Crbley) 8
Lsurel Leaf, Fulano, lira. Reeves, Towanda, and Mid
rlca also ran.
Time, l-044.
Betting Against Bo Orator, r.tofiDaufnrth.8ij to
1; Tow snd li, Laurel Lear, aud Lucid, each 8 to 1; Mid
rlca. 18 to 1 i Mrs. Hooves, in to 1.
UIXTH RACK.
For three-year-olds ami upward) by subscription of
llOeach; MlihtriUdaMel. nfnhlcii 7B to tht siw
ond and 823 lu tho third; the wlnuer to be sold at
auction. hurHi's entero I to be sold for $1,000 to carry
weight fur ago; If for lea, two pounds allowed for
each IWHloti tn 52011; winners at this meeting to
carry Hie poundiextrai ouu nitle;
C. KlelMchiiinn i Son's b e llajiharard, 3, by
Loonatilh Nellie llottcll, till (P uw,0'l) t., . I
J, Kuislr's b.b. Diarojnt, US (hcherrer) .' 8
L. h. A W, l Thompson's ch. g. Manassas, B, lul
(Corbluy) 3
Minnie Alphonse and parmean also ran,
. . Time, IH7"j.
Betting Against Ilnphaiard, 7 to B; Discount, ft,
to ; Manassas and Mlnnlo Alphonse, each 6 to 1; Par
mesan, B to 1
Kiilrlre Tor Ilrlghten.
The following Is tlio programme for Brighton
Hon h to-ilui :
First Ruci' I'urie 8500, for maiden three-year-olds i
selling ullowaucf a; five funougs:
Con-ord in Motorman lna
lliuzmooil jus l.laud King loa
A thy HIS Sibley lua
Klewer in7,liatrheor 10U
I'orfuue luo I'lp side 101
Kemurra KiiliTeiiiIrstowe 101
RoKsirer ... . luel
riicoml Hare Purrs 8000; Owners' Hundlosp for
tv,o-year-olds,alx furlongs;
Mlchi'el HI 07 Don't Csro 84
BI Fox VU Ularneysloue Hi
Loiterer. Iiuiphlllp B
llontd'Or H3
Third Race Puns Bl.OOOi high wehrbt hamUean,
for thrse-year-olds and upward; onouile and a six.
teeuthf
Mr Play ISBiNanall lu
Premier l'-fO Passover ,..,.107
I.lnooluII llh Miss Print loa
Cassette 114 Heliport 10
Fourth Rnoe The f'jvlnuu Handicap of 13,000, for
thre vear-ol'ls; tu th" wluucr tl.&Ov. to the b'hxjwI
horse l.ioo, m the third horse B'.'UU; nvo furlouti.
Voter i:ia Taksnasieo 107
Cleophiu KBiUIDs'lily 1U0
fttael', IkOiKalserLudwlg 100
Dlilall lu UasUon 100
Storm King llolHreslde 63
Fifth Race-The Venture Stakes of 83,000. for two-yeax-oldsi
tothe wlnnsl,DUO, to the second hers
, stk
IslBlBslBslBlBBBssslsaiSa I'il'' fni''
WHEELMEN HEED HOT
TAKE COLD.
WHEELMEN who wear
Deitnel Linen-Mesh un
Ry Psssa ercTarnien's run
fls3kl(liP vcr '"t'e r'5'c
WajF of taking cold
PbMI after severe ex-
I ercise and pro-
tsaJrstaifuse perspiration.
imgUtnrd Tnxd. stark. Jhe absorption
and dissipation of the perspira
tion without producing a chill
is a remarkable feature of this
hygienic underwear. Sold at
"The Linen Store"
Headquarters for all good things in linen.
James McCutcheon & Co.,
14 West 23d St, N. Y.
8300, to the third horse (liOUl selling allowances; five
furlongs;
Junior lOfliFlxetl Star 108
Demagogue 1 07 1 Nosey 87
Sixth Race The Cedarhurst of (1.000, for three-year-olds
and upward; welter wolghtst horses to be
ridden by gentlemen riders of any hunt club certired
by IhoNatltnalhueplcchssu Association or tbe Na
tional Hunt Association; penalties and allowances;
uno lullo:
Rubicon 15i!CounKllor Howe 147
NenklPooh 147 Rodman 144
llooks Pare Poorly at Harlem.
Cnicioo. July 83. 'trade C whose post odds were
1 00 to 1, and Si) to 1 for placo, camo In second In the
fifth rooe at Harlem to-day. Several wis sports
tilaeedconslderall'sumeon her for a place, aud are
ieay winners. louroutot six favorites won. and
the books fared poorly. Summaries:
Pint Itaoe Four and a half furlongs. Forhusb,IlB
(Sloan), el to B, won; Candle lilai'k, 113 (Dorsey), 8 to
1, second; Pogmar, 113 (Uellugh), 3 to 1, third.
Time, 0:33.
Beeond Rao One and one sixteenth miles. Harry
Shannon, tot (Bloss), 1 to 4, won; Uray Dog, 101
(Clay), SOtol.seooudtTreeby, BS (llrown), BO to 1,
thlr'. Tims. 1;30.
Third Raco One mile. Indra, 100 (Caywood), 0 to
10, won; Button, P7 (Dorsey). 0 to 3, second ; Bun
burst. 108 (liloas). 7 to 1. third. Time. 1:48.
Fourth Ilarw-Mx furlongs. Vhtteonlb, 104 (Scott),
110 to 1, wont Lew Hopper, 110 (Caywood), even
money, second; Preston, 109 fEllls), 2 to 1, third.
Time. l.Ulj.
Fifth Ra-e One and one-a'xteenth miles. Sullroas,
lOB(Iiarrett), a tol, won: Oracle C 100 (Robertson),
100 to I, second; Kccedab, 103 (llcUugh), B tol,
third. Time, !:tn.
Sixth Rsoe Five furlongs. Jilts OuMle, 104
(Sloan), 4 to 3. wen; Vlrgle O., 104 (Clay), B to B.
second! Miss EInbello, 101 (Donaldson), liOO to 1,
third. Time, 1:08.
How the llereee FlnUlied at Oakley.
Cunwin, Joly .1 At the post In the second race
at Oakley to-day, bun F,cllpse, at 80 to 1 In tbe bet
ting, threw Jocke) Isom and acted so badly that Isom
refused to rldo the horse. All wafer were declared
off, and bettors received twenty minutes to make new
Investments. Huiumarles:
First Race Five furlongs. Miss C. 1 1 B (Retrr). 8 to
l.won: Cuba Free, 110 (Horns). 3 to 1, second: Lo
cust Blossom, 113 (Overton), 7 to 10, third. Time,
1:08.
Record Rnee Seven furlongs. Joe Clsrk, 110
(F.verelt), lu to 1. won; La Wanda, uj (Huston), (i tu
1. second; Harrr McCouch. 107 (Held), even, third.
Time. 1:21 Cj.
fhird Race Five furlongs. MUlstresm, 100 (nil)).
8 to 1, won: Uen Frost, 103 (Mathews), 0 to 1. aeconi;
Mordecal. 1111 (Morrison), l'J to 1, third. Time, 1:02 4.
Fourth Ilaie one mile. Inlln. lu rriggott), 8 to
B, won; Lillian McDonald, CU (E)erett). 18 to 1. sec
ond; Delle Dramhle, 10V (Murphj), 8 to 1, third.
Time. 1:4SV
Firth Race One mile Lakevlew Palace, 10B
(Revichamp). even, won; Oallant. D3 (Burns), 3 to I,
seiond: Ciarawltr, oa (Dale), IB to 1, third. Time,
ll8Cj.
The tVlnnera at Bt, Louis.
Br. Loos, July 23. 'Tho races at the Pair Oronnda
this aft-rnoon resulted as follows:
First Rare Three-quarters of a mile, Hob White,
104 (Lynch), 7 to V. won, Irectlttoner, 104 (Peter
man), B to 1, second r Polka Dot, 102 (Dean), 80 to 1,
thirl. Time. 1:10',.
Second Race One mile. S'lverBet, 80 (Peterman),
80 to 1, won. Earl Cochran, 104 (btevens), 6 to 1,
second; liasriull. B4 (Woods), 4 to 1, third. Time,
1KB.
Third Race Seven eighths of amlle. Forsythe, 100
(Coombs). 10 to 1. w-nn; Jane, 100 fllarner), B to 5,
aei.oud Trilby, 107 (Foucon), 7 to S, third. Time,
1:8H.
Fourth RaceOne mile Orerhunt.l 00 (Slaughter),
3 to V, won; Madeline, luil (Webster), 3 to 1, setond;
Linda. 100 (Oan er), N to 3, third. Tlli.e. IMlia.
Firth Race Thlrteeu-slxteenthi of a tulle. Ardatt,
10U (Deau), 7 to 1, won: F.lsle Barnes, Ul (Coombs), 4
to 3. second; Ferris Hartman, 107 (Slaughter), IV to
1, third. Time. ll'."J"v.
Rlxth Race live-eighths of a mile Loving Cup,
103 (l'arraui). r) lo I. won; Marietta, 110 (Coombs). 3
to 1. second ;11II1 Jackson. 101 (Foucon;, 00 to 1, third.
Time. 1:03.
Over a noddy Track at Port Krle.
Drrrsu), July 23. Favorites won lu the mnd at
Fort Krle to-dav. Summaries:
First Rao Four and a half furlongs. Watercreat,
10h (bulllra. ), S to 1, wun. Miter Mamie, 100 Jon-s),
7 tob, second: Oeorge, Jr., lua (.Vustraud), 10 to 1,
third. Time, O'B&V
Second Usee Se)en-elghthsof a mile. Devault 107
(Shields), eini. won; Aidudon, 109 (Nostrand), H'i
to 1, second; Eleanor Mc, 103 Oulltvan), 8c, to 1,
third Time, 1-H.V.
Third Kaeo lour and a half furlongs. Clara Van,
103 Mllhurn), I to 2. won; Knmuraaakl, 1U3 (Mo
Reynolds). V tol. second: Klsle Chanoe, 103 (Powers),
0 to 1, thirl Time, 0:3u.
Fourth luce five eighths nf a mile. Wordsworth,
83 (Powers), 7 to B. won: Boh Leach, 00 (Hopkins),
llCj to 1, second; Flosletta, Mb (JJcCann), 12 to 1,
third. Time. l:0fl3.
Fifth Usee Five and a half furlongs. King Bon,
100 (Mllhurn). 4 to 1, won, Fratello, 100 (Flint), 4 to
1. second! Stropert. 108 (Powers), IS to 1, third.
Time, l:13i
Italn Slops the Sport at Fleetwood Park.
There wns n good nttcii'lnnco at Fleetwood
r"nrk yesterday nnd the two events on the pro
gramme promise! enjoyable snort, hut unfor
tunately only tbreo hems bad been disposed of
when a heavy shower crime up nnd stopped rao
lngfor the balance of tho afturnoon. The pro
gramme c.tllcd for tho " :1! I clues for trotters. In
which sixteen cauie out for the word, and the
2:12 pace with seven Hturters. Charley Thomp
son's black, stallion Bright Heart, by Oambetta
Wilkes, wns mado favorlto for the trot, hut the
winner of the first heat turned up In the brown
stalllou lied Wilton, by Wilton, driven by Kd,
Lockwood. Timo. 2:21U. The favorite mado
a strong play for the second bent and had
everything beaten except the former heat winner
when the stretch was reached, but whon he
Joined Issuo wilb Lockvtnod's horse. Just above
thoillstnnco. bo ninilu a lironk. and Red Wilton
followed suit. Tho pair galloped under thu
wire about ten lengths in front nf Tocsin Chimes
nud Snlpnosc, who, trolling squarely, had a bat
tle royal for third place, tho former reaching
the wire first bv a head. The Juugus very prop
erly set tho llr.it pair hack for running, and
jtnvo tho hunt to Tocsin Chimes. Tho winner's
time wns not taken.
The slnglo bent of the psclng race was taken
by the hay stallion I Win, by Harold, Jr., altera
short hut declhlvo contest with (lesuer and Sir
Kid. Time. 2:10'4.
Hieing will be resumod at 12 o'clock to-day.
The Harness Racers at Detroit.
DfcTHorr, July '.Nl The races at tho Oroase Point
track to-day were flun contests, but tbe crowd was
small, Thi heats ueisaospllt up that It was found
necessary tu postpone the 2:14 paco until to-morrow,
when some extra events will bo added to nutsb out
the card. The summary;
2:20 class, trotting; purse 81,300,
Orand Heron, b. s.. by llaron Wilkes
Athalla, by Nutwood (MarbolJ), B B 8 1 I 1
Katie, li. m. (Kelley) 2 1 8 8 8 B
Vhla. k m. (Curtis) lo B 1 3 8 'J
Railings, It. a. (MOoV) ,,,,, 1 2 7 11 B 4
Klitle L.. br. in (Hush) 8 4 8 7 7 ro
Ray Wilkes, b. s Starr) 0 0 4 B 4 ro
PearllneC. b. in. (r. Kelley) 12 n fi 4 n ro
NorvallniCaatli) 4 7 U H B ro
Red Ray.b. g. (Isabel) B B 0 dr.
kurena. b. g, (Swiiher) 7 10 dla.
Wight, blk. s, (Smith), U ills.
Emily, ch. m. i(irers) , U ills.
Time KilU'j, 2;ib, 8:10, ;IBs, 2:les4l 2:10",.
2'2t utau, pai'lng; Chamber of Cuminerou Consola
tion purso $l,uoo.
Hermetic, li h , by Ira'WIIkes Fanny
OKI, bv Matubrinuoift (haundars)... 3 117 1
Walnutl.al, Ilk. ciMatvyl lunar!
Burr Patch, rh. g.(bwh her) B 4 8 1 4
Forest llerr, br. g. (Npvar) 8 2 l It u
Jack's Brother, b. g. lO'Ncll) 0 fl 3 3 2
Attnr, b. m, (Uedfur.l) B 3 4 3 B
Veronnlc 8., g. m. R win) 7 7 B 4 a
Seven Points, b. ir, (Talhut) 4 8 7 8 7
VrankM., b. g. I'l.Kellny) 10 0 S 8 B
RanH.,b.g. Mccarty) , Bills.
Lahomla, b. m. (Dlckurson) , II dls.
Tlmo 2il4. ilUHj, 2:13s, ailQHi, H-.IU.
Wews rrom tun Hone World.
Utica, July 20. Rain prevented the trotting races
here Ueday,
John Williams, Rochester The second Prlglitoa
Bench nn'ctlug w ill uL-in o:i Mondar, Aug 8, unit last
until batiinia) AUii 1. On Sloii'laj, J it '.'B, Aiiue
uii tuiensfor' neweek, and ou Wnli.esdsy next ths
Barsluga nieetlng of twinty-oue ituye U-glus.
Ou Okciuiin, July tS ThuuJer showers, with a
heavy downpour of ralu, have again proved the
"hoodoo" of aklte tra'.kclioalt rurettng. and all the
unnuisued racep of this meet are off. The track Is
1 built of blue clay and Is slow drying. Its eondltloa
to-day cancelled the inestlpg. Host ef the fast ones)
to toBlsby.ior next wsekCtrUls.
-, -, ;j3 ,J,'lflsMir a",--s., '.sr' -'
NEWS OF THE WHEELMEN,
inx Jtitw jjsnanr a. o. wxzz sooir
JtJS MACK XX XUE JFOLV.
President Bulllvaa (aye His Clnb Will Comply
with tho Rolee, and Chairman Mott Will
Then Remove, (ha Oan or Suipenllon A
A Flasmsnt Violation or the Ttaclng latwa.
The action of tho L.A.W. IUctng lloard In refus
ing to glvo snnctlous to tho Now Jersey A. O.
for race meets until the organization complies
with tho League rules lias excited comment
among local wheelmen. President Sullivan of
the Sow Jortey Club Informed Tup Btw roprter
yesterday that the action of tho li A. V. Is duo
to an unintentional disregard oa the club's part
for tho racing regulations, and that tho error
will bo roc tided nt once. It appears that tbe
League demands that tho referee of nil blcyclo
races held under Its ausplcosmust forward to tho
Chairman of tho board n report of tho races at
which ho ofllclates. such report to contain a list
of starters nnd results of finishes. This rulo Is
maintained In order to cnablo tho Itacing Board
to keep a close watch over all racing men. Tho '
refereo of tho blcyclo races at tho recent Nuw
Jorsoy A. C. games omitted to fllo such a report
to Chairman Mott, Tho result is that tho club
hss been placed on tho suspension list. Presi
dent Sullivan says that ho lias received a com
munication from Chairman Mott In relation to
tho matter and that tho necessary report will
be tlxod up nnd forwardod in the courso of a fow
days. Mott says that when this U received the
suspension will bo removed.
Jimmy Michael Is regarded by veteran raring
men ns ono of tho most remarkablo distance
riders In tho world. In all his match ruccs he
has shown wonderful spojd, and it seems Im
po38lblo to got any paccmakcis on any sort of a
mochlno who can run away from him. Michael
Is a quiet, unassuming little fellow, but when
training Is earnestly fond of hard work, and
koeps his pacumakors constantly at w ork. It Is
related that during a recent trial at Boston the
Welshman had a " quint" pacing hlu). IIo kept
urging them to go tauter on every lap. Tho de
mands for Increased speed cxnsperatod tho pno
itig crew, which wns steered by Baliibrldge. tho
well-known rider, Tho word was passed along
to tho men to lot out and dig for all thit was lu
them for n mile lu order tu shako the "llttlo
midget," Tim Buggcxilon was well received,
nnd In response to Mli-lincl's repented culls to go
faster the "quint" did let out. The men rode
two laps nt a pace that thny claim would havo
been inside of tho record If timed. When the
tram was compelled to slacken up through sheer
exhaustion. Instead of iln-llng Mlchnelnway In
tho rear, us expoctod. he was hugzlng the roar
wheel of the "quint qnlto unconcernedly, but
with the suspicion of n smile on his countenance.
The Joke was on tho pacing team.
Mayor Wurster. who has pono over Glcnmore
avenue on his wheel, yesterday wrote n letter to
Park Commissioner Dettmer. opposing tho pay
ment of the 10 per cent, to Contractor Thomas
Byrne, the money being withheld until thu work
of asphalting the avenue had been approved hv
the city. Tho Mayor expressed his distrust with
the condition of tho avenue, and estimated that
It would take over $20,000 to put It In proper
shape.
Placing men In soma sections of the country,
where the L. A. W. oftlclals rarely visit, havo
opportunities presented to them to violate, tho
racing regulations with Impunity. A flagrant
case has licen discovered In I'ennsylvuiiio.
Ilandlcappnr Myler of Pittsburg sa)s that a
rider named II. Stcrrett of Tltusv'lle, Pa., has
been racing for two years under assumed names,
during which time he has won many prizes ami
still never progressed beyond the novko class.
The credit for the dlncovery of this man's opera
tions Is by no means due to tho ofllcers of
the L. A. W. it appears that tho rider
1 hliu-elf pnvo tho snap away. Lout week
u blcyclo Urui in Penusylv.vnt., received n com
munication from Stcrrett, asking for a low IU
uro on a racing wheel, und claiming considera
tion from the fact that ho had been successful
In beating the raring gatnu and getting the best
of the uususpoctiug L. A. V. olllclnls. Stcr
rett's method was to enter a novice race undur
an assumod name, capture the event, and then
assume another name for the next event. Ills
letter to the bicycle firm wan prumptlv sent to
the L. A. V. racing olllcluls. and Sterrett will,
In all probability, be kept oil ail L. A. W. tracks
for a long term of years. This Is the most glar
ing caso which has been brought to the atten
tion of the League for a long tlmo.
Grand Harms. Mich.. July 23. Eddie Bald
won the $1,000 match r.ico tu the Michigan
L. A. W. annual meet races this afternoon.
Cooper and Klser pocketed him in the first hnt
and he finished third, with Klser six inches
ahead of Cooper, in the fastest mile of the duy.
In the next heats ho jumped out of lino lust
after passing the quuner-mile post. This
made a long and hut sprint to the
tape, but he escaped the jockeying tactics
of his rivals for the big purse nnd won
both heats, the second with Cooper's wheel lap
ping his, und tbe third an open tan feet nheail.
Tho annual State meet opened under favorable
conditions to-day, wilh a large attendance, in
cluding all the State ofllcers. A parade with
1. f00 wheels in Una was gien bo fore tho race
this afternoon. Duslnpm will be transacted to
morrow morning, and the races In tho afternoon
will closo tho meet. Bald, Cooper, nntl Klser
will go a hnlf-iulle heat race for $1,000 as a
special feature. Aside from the big race this
afternoon, theatato amateur chnmpions were the
most Interesting. Harry L Hart ofUrand Itnplds
won thequartcr-miln very hauililv, and repeated
his performance In the mll race, uith F. A. Jo
seph. Detroit, second III both rnccs. Tho grand
stand UDplntidoil Hurt as the winner of the two
mile race, but tbe Judges gave It to Joseph. Tho
other race oro llvoly, but not particularly cx
cltiiig. Summaries:
Mile MatOii Ra-e Best two In three heats; purse
81,000. Hal t won Cooper sen)0l. Klser third.
Quarter-Mtlu Map' Chauiploushlp, Antftteur Hsrry
L. Hart. Orand Rapids viun; K. A. Jo,, ph. Detroit,
second; Guy Dayrcl, Grand R.iplds, third. Time,
82 1-& seconds.
Two-allle Open, Professional Arthur Cardcer,
Chicago, won; Harney Old field, Toledo, eoond.Dc. A. J.
Brown. Cleveland, third. Time, A minutes fin e,inils.
One-Mile State Chi mplonshlp. Amateur Harry L.
Hart, wont P. A. Juepl., Detroit, second; E. A. Morris,
Detroit, third. Time, 2 minutes 113 seconds.
Plve-Mlle Open, Amateur P. W. Peabody, Chicago,
woa:E. A. Morris. Detroit, second iR. O.Brown, Urand
Rapids, third. Time, 1 2 minutes 10 1-3 seconds.
Two-Mile State Championship, Amsteur K. A.
Joseph, wonillarry L. Hart, second ; Pred C. Harris,
Three Rivers, third. Time. 6 minutes 0 seconds.
Tbe trip as courier from Jersey Cily to Sea
Girt by William L. Durmur. a fast rider of the
Hudson County Wheelmen, which was set down
for Thursday hut was postponed onlncrtotho
rain, took plate yesterday. He covered the fifty
three miles in four hours, which, notwithstand
ing th.it he won paced all the way. Is considered
excellent owing lo tho muddy condition of the
roads from the hoavy rains, Darmer started
from the City Hall in Jersey City ut 0 A. M.
amid cheers from a crowd of interested specta
tors. He convoyed a message from Mayor Kit
ward Hoos to Brig.-Clen. Wanser, at tho First
Brigade camp, at Sea Girt,
The preliminary arrangements for tho big
5,000 race, to be held ut Boston on Sept. 13,
are about complete. Tho nutniigement Is
anxious to seumu Michael and Lcsun and two of
tho best American long-dlsUiico riders lo take
part. Limiting tbe entries to four riders Is done
with the objeot of creating new toiords. Thu
conditions of tbe race uro as follows:
Distance undecided, but likely au hour contest;
number of competitor! limited to four; pacemakers
and machines unlimited; purso $5,000 guaranteed.
18.000 to first man, 81,300 to second, nml 3U0 io
thirds entries will close on Aug. 20; no entry will Im
accepted unless lisokid by aguarauieo or 8100 th'it
tbe men entered will be fully equipped with
mahlneai the men to rlile the entire distance, unli
some unrorseen accident occurs or thv shall fall so
far behind that they w III lie called off the truck bv
the referee. AU men riding under tho latter cou
dltluu will rti-etve their uioni) hncl.. 1'utrlis are
open to the world. The maua, - incut rcrrves I'm
right to reject all but four nirlis. ulueli In their
Judgment will make tbe lust race, riio cout 'elunls
will lie allowed to have only two machluis ou the
truck at a time.
IIIIVTKM.
Paul Wagner. A route to Bctou waa published In
THKhvs on July 10.
W A. I . Tu ride to Urernwood Lake, lake the
routo published lu Thk Hi'f ou July 88 tularryiowu;
tbenuros toJiya:ai foil w thi Nyack turnpike to
Olarksvllle, and then rule lo Xauuettoi go bj wiiy or
Spring Valley, Muuoey, and laluians to huffi ru. Itatii
apo, aud Mujti irsii. ht this point turn to limit t at
tne toll gatoauJ rhlii tu 111 Kwmidt take the ulu (lov
erumtui road tollewitt, to (Ircunwi oil Like.
A, II. C (I) lu rlillus to New Brunswick, starting
f ruin the Jersay city rerry. follow 1'xi'haugo ptuci to
lfudaou street, to York strei t, to Henderson sweet, tu
Hi recr street, to11uil,uu ( ountv iloulovarl, to New
ark 1'lauk mail, to ewn-k to K.llselii tli, m Hahw sy,
toMctu"h'n lu New lirun-nh'k. (2) Tn rib' lu A.
bury Park (onlluuo Iruui S w Brunswick to Perth
Aiulio ; tie ro d rrom the Isttt r t'laie to M .ttcaivau
Is poor; continue tu Ke) unit I'.til Hank, lion ilruucb,
Kllioron. and lira! to Vsliurj Park. (!i) In illliu tu
Ba) Head continue down tho cuast fruiu Asbury Park
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The hcHt rvlilence of lilh Krndo
Riorlt Ih In eontiiiui'd npil inni'iised
demand, MiuitllT Plug Cut lias bad
a moro rapid growth of sale than
wss ever accorded a brand of Hiuok
lng tobacco In a similar time.
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Catalogue mailed on request,
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ported. River, Baruegat to Bay Uead.
NOTES.
The Kings County Wheelmen. It Is said, cleared over
3,000 on their annual race meet last month.
A bicycle tournament will lie held at the Charter
Oak Park track, Hartford, on bept 0
Commenting ou the unnecessarily long and drawn
out race programmes provided by tournament pro
mnUng clubs, tbe Wheti sasi "Ha audience carea
for four hours of smrt, nor doe any crowd of boll-ilay-iuaklug
people car for tweuty-ulno tine mllo
races, each containing from sevrti to twelve ineti. A
race meet la midsummer thould not commenco before
0 n'llocic and should finish Inforu n o'cloik Too
many iersnns who go to long drawu-out meets, no
matter how well they are run, confine thonnelves to
one meeting u yoar "
The foreign racing me'i who are In thlaconntry
lament the fact that the L. A. V. uhamploushlp races
are not on events like the N. U. U. champlonshlia
u Englsiid.
Ihe fact that the 1.. A. W. will not Im represented
In the International championship races at Olasgow
the latter part of this month haa prov oked crltlolsin
among the foreign assoclitlous.
harry llaildox, the well-known professional rider,
is said to tw oue uf the most auoceeaful flshermin at
Asbury Park, He Is devoting more attention ti this
paitlme than blcyclo racing this year.
A uatlonsl eircult raoo meet will Im held at Asbury
Park ou Aug. U. Tho following races will bo runt
Amateur Halt a mile, noilcei half u mile handicap:
one mlloopeui oue mile, for New Jersey riders, and
one mile tandem. Professional Half u mile handi
cap aud one mile open.
Entiles for tho nice tnoet of the Riverside Wheel
men on July 111 will close ou July Hi) with J. M.
UcMIe, 80 1 Wet End avenue.
1 he Eureka Wheelmen of this city have elected the
follow liigcinic ri President, J. Kaufman; riemtary,
O. Kaufmans Triaourur, p. Ausorgo. TI.e Road ruin,
mil tee ha urranirni the following runs: July v.). Bath
Uiacbt Aug. M. Llndenhurst; V, Coney Island; 10,
Av run, Uli, Tutte vlllol 00. Rye B 'W h.
The fo'lowlng races will !o del Ided at Ihe meet of
the hptrckei Wheelmen of Hushing on Aug. SB! Ore
mllc uoi kr, lmlf a mil" open, one-mllo handicap,
uno-lnllc chauiploushlp of Iing Island.
I.arl Mser will ilJeat thu rno- meet of the River
side Wheelmen on nxt .Saturday.
A party ur the meiniers ut the Plirfrlm Cyclers will
start ou a tour tn tho Delaware. Water Oup on next
Monday.
Ihe L'li.itliam Wh.elmen wUl hold their annual
twentj-flMi milo road race on Sept. 11.
Adtlces recilved at the L. A. W. healiuarters yes
terday state that the dirt roads lu tho country are
generally muddv, but tbe macadam thoroughfare
are In fair condition. Clear weather to day wUl place
the rouda In good shape lor to-morrow.
Ilcmarkable IllQe Hhootlng.
London, July 'J3. Tho annual fortnight's
meeting of tho National KHlo Association at
Bis'.oy, which closes to-morrow, has beou re
markablo In demonstrating the wonderful
accuracy of tho new magaxino rifle nnd its
immense superiority in this respect over any
weapon similarly tested. This is tho first year
that tho rlllo has been used at Illsloy. Of ths
tbousanns of telunteers, regulars, and colonial
troops taking part In tho vurlous competitions,
hundreds have broken all records. It is no
exaggeration tn say that bull'soyesbavo become
tediously monotonous.
In several competitions twenty or more men
shooting at the COO and 000 yurd ranges mado
the highest possible scores. In the final the ties
were qulto tiresome, owing to tho competitors
repeating tho feat. Hut for accidents of wind
rnd light It would have been Impossible to havo
archied who were the wlnnors nf some of the
prices. In these same cenie dozens of tho
marksmen were within one or two points of the
highest scores made.
An Instnnco o excellent scoring was seen In
the comtietltlun for the Queen's prize, the chief
ovent ut the meeting, which Is divided Into
thrcu Btngee. enrrj lng. besides tho money prize,
the association's I. ronre, silver, and gold medals.
The oronc. modal goes to thu wlnnorof tbe first
stage, tho silver medal to the winner of the
pecond, and the gold medal to the winner of the
third stairc. The winner of the siUer medal
yesterday scored 210 points. Tho winner in
181t) scored nnly 198. While the scorers of 180
Inst j or got Into tho eliminated hundred who
competed for tbo gold mednl, not one of the
markbmeu among the hundred this year scored
below U0U.
A St- Louis Hyndlratn Owns the Kentucky
Association Track.
Lexthotov, July 28. The Kentucky Association
oourse Is now the property of a St. Louis syndicate
which two years ago advanced S30.000 to.the associa
tion, taking first mortgage bonds. This afternoon
Charles Green, acting as trustee for tbe syndicate,
gae a receipt In full to the basoclatlon for the td.630
balauci oicr what Oreen ha 1 to pay for the property
at auctlou last week. The sale was conflrmel by
Jurist Parker and the prop rtv transferred by (irecn
ttujeurgolt Ijockwoo-l. J.Hull iMtljsnn, formerly
manager or the track, has be. n placed lu charge, and
It li probable that a new association will be furuied
and ruclu,; continued.
The llnrnese Itaeers at Fawtucket.
PiViTVCKrr, Julv 2.1 There was a lare attendance
at tho opening of the harne-a raWugmeet here to-dav.
The truck waa In rluu couultlon. la the W:4U class
Cello won from a Held of st tu. It took seven heats
to decide the :'23 rate, widen waa wou by Harry
King rhe summaries:
Vi)0 c!o, trotting and pacjLg; purse f 130t
Cello, b. t. ilm kwjtor) I fill
Westminster, b. g. (Pierce) 8 1 U 3
DcllaiirtO'i. b. m. iThomas) y 2 4 8
King Elko, P. g iPavl.) B 4 3 4
lal rmma, It. in .McNally) 4 3 B 0
Klltr, b. in. ((alicy) dla.
Marvel Ti.r g. (Terboi) dls.
Time '.';)!, i'S3, S'.SOa,, 2:2a.
S'Vb class, trotting and pa"Iug; pure S23U:
IlarryKlng.br g. (Van Uoo(eu).,.H I) 1 2 I 1
R.milv, I., g, tlllll) 1 3 12 7 0 3
FIlaK.. eh. in. .Pore) 4 1 2 a 6 4 2
Dixie, b. tu. (Walsh) B fi 7 fi 1 2 4
busle Mar. b. m ,8 oile) 3 2 8 H ro.
Jessie nheriuau.gr. m. (btevens). ,3 4 4 3 4 ro.
Danville, ch.g. (Eiwell) S 6 5 4 3 ro.
Ma) liar Medium, gr. in. (Drink-
water) 7 7 8 7 6 ro.
Time 2;27, :23?, 2:iBC,, 2:80, i-.Wh. S:31a, 2:34.
sVnnt Co Flay f.aoiea.
The Oriole liaieuall Club ohalleuge any club whose
Players average I'.' years. Address Mark Lehman, 313
East Plfty-elghth street.
The Woosters would like to arrange games with
teams avetaglug in years. Address Prank CioLe, care
of O. Clarko, Ho; Wooater street.
The Brighton A. C, has Aui;. 2'., 20, and Kept. A open
to play fur a reasonable (.'Ujie'itce. Address N. Brick
arid, 272 Cle) eland street, Brooklyn.
The Madonna Baseball Club would like to arrauge
tore few more uul-oMowu games with club, uffeilng
a suitable guarantee. Addrras Charles Klusler, rurt
Lee, .V. J.
The strong Suburban team of Tri mont would like
to arrauge a game with au ..ut-of-tmrn club urri ring a
fair guarantee for July 31. Address Jess Danilg.
Tremont, New York city.
Owing to cancellation tbe Den llur A. A. hsajuly
31 aud Aug, 14 opui to flist-vlnss learn- oiTi ring a
suitable Kuaraule.;, Address J. A. Dcrlhuk, 131 t'auu
bil.tc ttrirt, Brook I) n
'fheMI Carmel A C. would like to hear from clubs
whose players average 13 years, also out of town
rial offi ring a sullahlc gu&rautee. Address J. Bruu
ner, 2tlU Pleasant suuue.
luoSt John's College team hi July 31, Aug. 7,
2e. a.ld bent. 4 open to till with llrt-v ta.s teams giv
ing u suit iule guar-intee Ad.Ucas Harry R.Meyers,
lot) Lew's nieuue Ilio iLlyn.
Ihe Planets hso rcurgauUiil, and want to book
bJturda) an I holldajs with alt t.uins ueraglug be
tmi-a l)itul liji-shi AddAss S, K Mtllluan, 471
Vau Mcleu a) enuu, Urookl u.
Tim Oi hi II B O. would llko tu arruu,;i' gamea with
out ,if tow u clubs ufli ring a suitable gu .rautiM', 1U0
milt 4 f roni New York clt. Adilrtss Allen Lassen,
i Muyvc uut aveuue, Blooklvu
The Alhletlosor New York hae Juljr J I still open,
also a few Saturdays lu Auguit, und woubiUkoto
bear from outnitiwu ilub offi rln j n asoaat lo In
ducement,, Ad licus J. Molt liu)kas, 1401 Myrtle
avenue, Uiooklu
The Emplro A, A, cf Brooklyn liai July ill, Aug, 1,
7, II, 13, und VH Hie n, and would like to play first
cliuis oul-of t'livu lubs olTfcr ij u suitable guarnteu;
Wootbrldge, hunt') Draiue. ltlduwojd, nnd Crau
ford A. C. preferinl. Ad Jres Ueorgo E. Williams,
II17II uules aeiiLe, llroiklu.
Ihe huiuf- r,ls Mould like some huuday sanies with
tesuis offering u reasouahlo guarauloi, and also an
ii.fi r for the niurnlna of I.sii.r Dar. IheHclu-dulH
arranged la as fidons, July 21, Newark A. C;31.
l.uierahU, Caliiollf I'rntectoryi Aug. 7, Rhirslile
Held i luii: II, II iv- , go A.c.i a Newark PI, M
Club. AdUnas E. U , Biker, Mamfurd.
llvwlug .cite,,
Thu annual regatta or the Long Islau I Rowing As
sociation ulll take pla-i this arieruu u uttjlieips
bead liar and there la every ludlcatmu that the affair
will prom asucoess.
Tho annual regatta of the Nonpareil Rowing Club
firorihteH tu be quite an aquatic e ent uu tho Harlem
Unr. It will la held In August Then wiro nlu ty.
two entries in the regatta last year, aud It la ex
pected Uu re will be mure this season.
An effort will bi made to taduoa those bo take
part la the national regatta at Philadelphia, to com.
pelr lu a rett t wl 1 h Is proposed to li h- J :!ie
week fblliiwlug at cava i City, Maryland, Pree trans
toriutlon from Philadelphia aud hack pi orferud, wltb
oanl.
A large i rew from the Valencia Post Club of Hobo
keu will lasu a trip tu Alh,uy nex . ctk, stopping at
all th boat iluus long luo riit-r o i the Jourue),
The uaraim n M retur.. by the AlPaii) Imalouthe
foil wing sutur lay iiignt The st.,rt will bo u.ale on
bunds) mnrnlu-ln afour-oareil burge,
As I ho Nautilus Bout Club of Bsy Uldge will have a
Junior four osred shell crew, u Junior four oareil gig
crew, and an lutrrtueiltate four-oared si ell cri w lu
tbe Luug Island regatta, au elght-oarrd barge party
will row down to the regatta tali morning by way of
Oravtsend Bay and the Coney Island creek,
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POLO.,
Tosnisji Arrnna-ed at Krwpori and lYarrncan
sett Pier.
Interest In polo now centres in the AngUBi
tournaments at Knrrngansctt Tier nnd Newport.
The RanieH w 111 brlntr together tho best plajers
in tho Hoi-ton, Now York, nnd Philadelphia
croups of clubs, with possibly sumo players
from Buffalo, St, Louis, and Chicago. There is no
prospect now that an English or French team
will piny at Newport this season.
The ilrnt tournoy will bo nt tho Point Judith
Country Club, Narragansott Pier, Aug. 2 to
Aug. 11. The principal prize will I e the Point
Judith Challengo Cup, for teams of four, under
tho Poio Association handicap. Individual
trophies will bo added for each member of tho
winning toam. Tho Challenge Cup may Lo
played for in only one tournament each year, on
the home field, until won out by thrco victories.
It is open to teams receiving an ngcrcato
handicap exceeding twenty goals. This moans
that only first teams may play for tho trophy.
In 1895 it was won by Itockaway, and last year
by Mcadowbroolc, Tho othor competitions will
bo for tbe Narragansatt cups, for teams whoss
handicaps do not exceed twenty goals, and the
Rhode Island cups, with lndlrldu.il nrlzos. for
teams whose handicaps are not over ten goals.
At Newport tho matches will be played oa
Aug. 1SJ to Aug. 19. The prizes will be tho New.
port cups, for teams of four handicapped under
twenty goals, nnd the Westchester Polo Club V
cups, for teams rated at an excess of twenty
goals. Individual prizes will be added In coca il
competition. Tho tournaments will probablv bo '
uluedou tbo old Held of the Wcxtcnester Polo
Club, for the new field at the Newport Country
Club, although $55,000 has been expended on II P
during the pist tno years, is pronounced too H
soft for fast pn'o. 1
Although somewhat early, the Polo Associa
tion bus aleo sent uut the co'iditinns for the
tournament at Hutrnlo. Aug. 2A to ?out. 4, The
prizes are tho Country Club Cli.iUcnpo Cup, won
In 1805 bj tlioChlcnk'nnnd lust year by the home
team, and the- Iluffalo cups, (or teams whoso
handicaps do not exceed ten goals. Kntrlcs for
Nowport close on Aug. 2, and for Buffalo on
Aug. 14.
Ilahtln nnd Ills May Fight,
The fact that Billy Brady and Dan Stuart arc to ba
rivals In the fistic carnival arranged to take plwe
next fall at Reuo and Carson Ctlr, Nev., as .fated t
In yesterday's Scy. has created a good deal of talk.
Htuart and Brady hare all along been regarlel u
frit uds, and the announcement that they are to go It .
alorenow bears much stguincance. Ktjart, beklles J
pulling off the contests, will aim have It stlpcilit -d f
that he Is to r lain the "picture privilege" It was I
tat u yesti rda) that Bob Fluilmmons will fUur la '
tbe tournament, that Is, he will tie one nt the partlcl
pauta. Oils Ruhlln, Billy Madden's new heaxy weight,
wants to fight l'ltr. aud It Is likely that the champh a
will take htm on for nrtceu or twenty rounds ror a
tidy sum. which Biuart. It 1 ald, will hangup.
Rnhllii may want to have the affair to a nulsh. lilt
Is made worth the while, Pits will not object.
oealp or the ltlna
Bammy Kelly yesterday potted SI, 000 with AI
hmlthfor a mat.'h with Dave bulltvan.
Jack McKeek and I ouls Meyers Sammy Meyers's
brother, are to 1hx a limited uuinber of rounds at
Hartford In a few weeks.
Tu date of the Walcott-Ureen flcht at San Pran.
clsio has tieen Hied for Aug. SO. "Mysterious Billy"
bmltll bascl.alltugtd the winner.
Pred Emerlch, who Is now training Joe Bernstein,
has an unknown heavy welgLt who be thinks will
make a name for himself u the ring some day. Km
erlch's heav) weight, who Is snlJ to be extremelr
clever, will he tried out next week at Newark, ns
will lmx Charle) Ktiuug In private. !
Al Ullman of Baltimore, a rather promising
middle weight, wauts to met Kid McCov, UllmaSi
and McCoy met a few years ago, anl the Kid was
victorious. Uillnau decfires that his work lu the
ring slni-e then warrants a return match. Ullmaa
will tight McCoy at lo- iMiuuds.
It li not very likely that Young Orlffo will ever gel
a i name to Hghi In San Francisco. Koontly the
manager or the erratlo Australian wrote to the mittli
maktr or a certain club lu i.u l'rancisco a-llug how
much money the organization wiuld gliefo; ilrino
aud l.at 1,-ne The reily which enmo I a"k staled thai
Grlffo mi not wantfd ou thi Pacltlu count.
Jack Mmtdenof BriKiklyn.w tote rise In the bantam
weight class was checked by several defeats, woull
like to go to ban Pranclsco and ng'it Jimmy Anthony.
Madden declares that be 1, readr tu post a rorfelt for
a aide I! of $500 to SI.UOO. Of course this t-oiiu a
under the stipulation that the mill Is to be decided
wlthtu six wucks' time
Casper Leon has . alltd "Eplke" Sullivan, who ro.
centl) sild that he Put an "unknown " whom he
would llko to match aTHtnst CapLr. Leon claims
the 10opouu 1 en imp. unship, and says that If spike's
unknown who JssuM in bo no oiher th m tils br iner
Have, w, II cover ills deposit ut Ihe f'ollie lu.e'le of.
Hoc. a match cau le arraugtd. lauu aud hulUan
laenlread) luetluthu ring.
JiMiOaus, thi colored fcaiher weight, an I AI Her
fort, his fnriniir inauagi r, met In llaltliuorB Ihe iiltu r
day. ami lliTfupl tried tn puti h up a truce with his I
protgH Hans howeer, n fused lu have anything lo
do llh Hi rfunl In a managerial w ay and so matters
weretlroppel duns Is to box twenty rounds with
Jlmnhp), another colon d youth, at Hull Injure U f re
the Eniplrn Athletlo Club next Mmuln) night, rtbiy
halls from Boston, aud good llstlo critics say that be
Is a lomer,
From all accounts Jim Jeffries, the California
heavy weight, w ho, It was claimed by Western aiurts,
ha I a in ai chance to i ocu'u" t eay weight cham
pion, la not tho lighter hi wns i mi kid up to b la
Jeffrlea's i uoouhtcr w Itli uu- Ruulln at bai Kraia is o
ou July lo, nhKli eiuiiil In ailruw. Jirtrleau-as a .!
nppolntnii nt lluhlln lit out ihe pm c rrom i c s art
nml miide Jelfrl s look eery ih -tip i)nl in the lu,l
roui.il il.il JeiTmn show any tlud uf form J ir.is
can't use his riant In n i mr) 11 Ills most ht .! is
baud Is the left i.n.1 ho d - not hit s.ruUht fruit the I
eh'iuller at that.
Nkm KLrss Jul) .l it looks as though 'lanl
nxer Duu Hyauof HieSI lernur I Athletic Clll'i il
uoi be able tu pnil oir th ilglus bo his roceulli ar.
ranged In New York The irenaol the club It lu t
IVruspl parish. Just laiiml Hi II no of Nuw Orleans,
and It was expected In this way ti) re'aK tti o ty I
police, yet draw thu city spurn out. Then lie nurl '
imlloii Jury hit taken rogiilraiicn of tin mailer, anl
has drulded tiiatiess thu club for 1 1(1.000. im I tlul) I
for each Hunt lu the parli'i, the sami li usu s
oharged In New- Orleans. The Olympic i luh of rhli
cltyfjunillt Imposilhle to inse puglll m pa) at '
these figures, und tho ht. IWin.nl Club Is rtlll l n
I llki-lytu losu Manager Itys.ii la nieil d h r" lo
InlerviHle with the police 1ury, lu.t th,i pop. e Jurorl
are dtierml I tu ilionan the price an I 'n Ihai f
th clvi' 4 li offer stte'i lu sums to Uu p. h t ' n I
uffonl to ay t ie ar,hnell H
n. ' "BRIGHTON" ' I
RACES TO-DAY T i2i30 P. M. , jft
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