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c. r. Sands beat II. W. Slocum ST, Ga. g.
The record Of the PLAYERS up 10 date Ia as e
The Montclalr Tenn,. Tournament.

The open tournament on the Montc!air lawn tennis
grounds began yesterday afternoon Tho preliminary
rounds Of singles resulted follows. C. A. Gould beat
j. $. Cook g., 6-3: Stanley Ward beat j. s Porter
2-6. O.. as; G. Rowland beat C. :. Kellogg Ga
"a; L. V. Beach hent u. W Gambler O., &c. sc;
Z. l. Hall beat J, T. Tenny Go, g.; ". l.. Ludlow
beat Rowland O.; 6-l; j. W. Jewett beat i. Van
derkieft g. &c. 6-I c. j. rost Jr beat g. Holmes
20, g.: R, r. Perkins beat R; A Grinin 60 81;
Samuel Colgate Jr beat j. r. Hobart by default ". K.
Fowler beat W. A. Brown6-i, G-3; s. ". smith beat
W. V. johnson iL-6. - IL
In the first round Robert NJ Poyd Jr, heat j. TOmp.
kins ~ 81 e. A. Gon!d beat $ Ward - -: 4:
:. Colgate. Jr O. to: S. II. Lockitt beat H. Colgate
O., d.; Il " Reach beat c. r. Rowland "a ID,
B-3.
This completed the afternoons work To-day the
singles will Ue finished II possible hut the players
doubtful OF it At the conclusion OF the singles the
doubles will I've commenced, and will continue until
Saturday. and probably will ia finished until Mon
gay. Handsome prizes VIII be awarded tho winners In
both After the game last evening the visitors
were entertained II: the Monciair Club with recep-
Tim
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RIlly MeCnrthy In Town.

Billy Mccarthy OF Australia arrived In this city from
California Yesterday. Mccarthy 10 his way 10 Eng.
land lie will sail together with his wife ana chill
dren on Saturday. Mccarthy was seen last night. lie
said: The principle object OF my visit to England is
to see my old homo and friends While am there
shall endsavor to ret n match with Ton Wall, Ted
rritchard or any other middle weight | have letter
of Introduction from President L. r. Fulda of tho CALI
fornia Athletic Club which commends very highly
shall Immediately upon my arrival In London pr
the letter to the Pelican Club members and ask them
to try aud arrange match for mo with on. OF their
best middle weiRhtA In the event OF my failure
a. get a chance at any Of the crack English middle
wrtGht' 1shall return to this country shall settle
fatality which attended the La Rue Mcbride night has
III my opinion, pn; an enoctna atop on prize fighting
IN taliiorma lthihk tho officials or the Golden tate
were both under the influence OF liquor and mex
rerienced men besides and those who allowed tho
affair TO take place should DO held responsible Tor
that he would sail Tor Australia ON July 20 IL he could
not yet on match with sullivan in tho mean time
r rs.,, wi" leave instructions for IN California
him and sullivan during his absence IL possible.
II a match 10 made jackson will return at once.
II think that Mitchell and Ln Blanche will yet meet
despite the fact that their fight has heen declared
have very high opinion OF young Mitchell ana think
that he will rsnder good account OF himself have
ability as pugilist look upon linn tho gen.
tlemany exponent OF tho manly ART have ever met
II Slhyin ever lands on Joe McAuline with his
right the big Californian will have my sympathy.
seconded Slavn in his last night in Australia. lie
good hitter and clever game man. | think the
Aufe mill, e It comes on WIN be one We'll
nnns very. much. No one could be received with
greater Kindness than was during my stay Frisco"
Mccarthy is quiet sedate young fellow Of gentle.
and well posted all athletic
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Ameeting of the Base Ball Committee Of tho Amateur
Athletic Union was held ut the Sporting Times ofco yes
terday afternoon j. T. Sullivan and T. W. Jansen be.
ing the only members orespond The following repro
sentatves of tho clubs were present. A. A. Jordan and
J. p. Thornton New York A. c. Alfred Chasseaud and
Jack Norton. Manhattan A. C: A. II. Lowenstein, j.
Taylor. and J. Fraser. YonkersA A. c.
The principal business the arranging OF postponed
games and these were decided follows: July 10, Y
A q va \. !. a. C.. at Yonkera postponed from July q
poned from june a. July so n A. &. va n y A. e, at
While waiting for the committee the representative
INDUCED in recrminAtiunB their respective
teams anc the badnaEe showsd cmrtops aspect Of af
"that we've got the cheapest team in the Cnion'
Yes you have retorted another, III you leave
O'Leary out"
"Wei the Curry boys and Monks don't go to Jersey
for nothing" interposed another.
Nor does Mullins play ball for fun" was the re-
How much you paying Holland" was the fol-
no more than you're giving Mccormick" was the
reply through tho list OF prominent amateur
ball players
regarding games played wit the Manhattan and Yon
kers clubs II will po considered at tho meeting OF the
Board OF Managers at Washington tomorrow night
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Jack Ashton of Providence arrived in this city on
Wednesday morning from Buffalo. Ashton spent tho
afternoon with Parson Davies trying to mud the rea
tves OF Billy Brennan OF brooklyn who Killed in
his light with Gerard at Chicago last week. The Par
son is anxious to know what disposition the friends
wish to be made OF the body. The body Of the unfor
tunate puglst has been erbaimed at Davess expense
II the friends of the deceaSed cannot be found It will
be inferred at Calvary Cemetery, Chicago rarson
Davies Will defray all the funeral eNpenses and II tho
friends of the deceased wish he will have the body
moved TO Brooklyn or to pacc they mny dasigna
for tho funeral take place Ashton that he IL
out OF employment and he would ike to get On a
match with some one.
lie will go Providence In few days. and will do his
hest to get tho members Of the Gals one Athletic Club
to hang purse for him and Godfrey to for.
Ashton said 81 am anxious to have another 20 at God
frey lie has declined to give me chance redee III
myself. lie well aware that " not ell when
he defeated mo II the cub VIII nut up purse for
he can't well get ont OF lighting mo would ike to
meet man OF my class hut prefer Godfrey to any
one else II faI!on can &c; the necessary backing
would give him in tbs event OF my failure TO
q bigger match
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Secretary Sass makes public the following
programme for brighton to-day.
First kace-FiVe fnrOngs for maiden two yeAr ODDS
LowlAnder liz pounds. RnnihNl MS PfS'iItnco lir;
King lro IFS ShenR Van colt llj: Xed llH Ne lie Bly,
ll5 Repent lis. POrth, rs; Rnsslns ally. lis Han
Avondale cot LOG
Second Race Seven furlonEs heIiuE. Violet reldug
III pounds Beneh', Iti HARRISON. IrT J0i atwood
lu7 Wan ia Wah gedinR lui; signature luI: FoXhilL
iO': Gntrison lOf: Martha iuI: trbGnt IO5: lAgD
sic X. so.
Third Rnce-flve tur:ongG Var ,whoop. $50 pounds
Long Jack. 10: Dublin. $50 Alb,marle lI Gl"n.
mound 40; Crispin, 40 AntOcrat, l5I: 0ypsy Queen
l45 Freedom, 1875 Nerdeur. lIS; Houston. l4I Den
Howard, ia
Fourth Rsce-ope mile: han1lcap, Fordham. l2l
pounds; Tanner, rs; hing Grab ll3; Bciwrod. 10;
Balls on, Ins: .iendarme. o. Lrinda los: seymour,
100; Drumstick lH": hRrrsIer. To-. Prince Howard.
loi Glory. 100: bohemian, 80; ovid, in; QUeen NJ
Christy. 90
Fifth gncc-0ne mile and nm eighth; selling F'eve.
IL pounds: Hue Line. p: 'arro .. 10. ISrwoid,
100: Satisfaction lp7; keynote. lO6. Pucatclu -.
Cast Steel -, Ernest 3: Ihiy Brown, 1863 Hair
spring iu2; Reward lol Darling. DG; Annie NJ. 40;
Mihdestone, ~.
sixth Kncr-IIandicap steepIechase; short course
Zhngoar lao pounds; sGhooina-!er ~" u, Peat"r 80;
John FnrlercOrn -: Killarney, l<I: Delaware. I4l
Dave Gideon. IA; fuurity 10 Cock o. tie Walk I3l;
Nat hCoiTin, 40; Spencer 1870; The Bourbon, l3J;
MOntapeake, 1906 Lee thirsty, 10; Troublesome 1870
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HHPocR1rE IN WINNING FORM
LonEfeIIov's Daughter Runs n Mile and n
Onnrtrr In 2iOT ut Chicago.


CHICAGO, July io-Ths talent eVsned up things at
Washington Park to-day for Yesterdays losses four OF
the nvo races run being won by favorteG Hypo.
critic scored the fastest mile and quarter ever run in
the west while Narvico piotsd two OF his mounts to
victory Otherwise the days racing was featuroleH.
Tho weather was pleasant the attendance small and
down in her work here this morning. and will now DO
nsy. There have been few better bread winners in
the West than this sister Lucy h. purse at six fur
longs for two.yeAr olGs commenced the days racing
and the absence VI Georgetown left ak to start Dun
dee and RinfAN were equal favnrieS The former was
never able to get up while RfaE won ms he pie ased bv
two lengths from IlrAmb ebnsh who beat Tom MHckin
a head for second place Time, i6l. Tho winner IS
another Californian 10 show W we'll. Anu sason OF
The second race, purse for threeyeArolds and up.
ward at one mile had ak starters and Delmsr owned
two lengths from Bankrupt, who beat Unto four
lengths for the place Time i:iaA
for ihree.ysaroidS At y mi's worth to The winrcr
81 l55. A hsld Of six started They were Dr. nave
~ tAllen)i Crawnsh i2s tBrito9,i Longevity. ~
Jos Blackburn, l22 (Gorhardy) Tho two last named
woro even tRvorites. In tho race, trawnSh Dr.
stretch the contest narrowed down TO ma between
CLIO anu Joe BLACKBURN, the latter tnuly winning III
driving nni.h By half length Chapman was third
third victory at this meeting.
Tic fourth race a handicap bweepstaecs for three
seven starters Hypocrite iayorite She artontshcl
even her trainer by winning IN canttr running Tho
made In tho West Teuton was second and LongliEht
purse for all ages at one mile ended tho days
carry tho money OF tho nent bad start destroyed
the chances Of both and the e to Etrnra ~ TO
~ the betting Pickup was second and Jubilee third
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The Players League.
NEW YORK [P, i, ], 9:CHICAGO n. Z. J, 3

NEW IoRK n. Lit q; CHIUAGO u. LI o.
Tho Chicago Up. L. team were dumped In
tho field" again yesterday. making their fourth
consecutive defeat since their second Eastern
series commenced. The New Yorks went upon
Keeto and Ewing being in the points. Conner
back at his old place, Johnston resuminR his
place at centre field, and Gore taking the
PLAYERS in their old positions. the makeup
yesterday was probably the strongest the New
the expectation OF some 1900 spectators by
playing a very clever game and beating the
rather distinguished Western team by almost
condition. their most serious setback being
the absence OF Capt Comiskey. Boyle IL
hanson seems to lack his usual force and
brllliancy. The score:
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Base Ball Notes.

Conner Is still UNIT to run the bases.
F.F P, Brswser-Twenty.hve cents to tho National
League and Brotherhood.
seery and MoGeachy of tho Brooklyn Up. L. team are
expected to BE- in condition by tomorrow.
Manager McGunnRle said after yesterdays game that
the Brooklyn would be in nfut place in Anew days
C. R., New York City;-The player named was never
considered the best alround player In the base ball
ranks.
Tarrytown-A is correct 1t used to be a very com.
behind the pitcher.
Deksy Psares the FroqSH s keeper at
the veteran 10 RAPIDLY recovering.
Manager MciuuniSlo tried his utmost yesterday to
S S t tD DO game" this
Second Baseman Rnuer Of the Brooklyn T. ~ team
doing AL AZ, 6 BAT mss s AZ Az games no
Tho BROOKLYN P. l. team are in need Of pitchers A
&c e. NJ
that Harry Raymond captain third eHSsmSn Of
sSca Janu"ry last lis WIFE Was Mss lena Smith
Capt comtsksy did a little preliminary practice yes
any chance with p. Injured anke tw,ll probably
position.
game at The %9o grounds g.1s Thur.
team liz beat sharrot yrS,srday and The latter
ennan sd Henry !"Rn backing " O'''"E
Somehow told Artie Latham yo.terday that he made
oSe2 nan nof S sTo meH States Tep ns
R: 4Ss y @r" The d vs yGn re- ~
.s sra The paid G Tns, "f. ow w@
have TO get excused from living"
The Prookyn q T. cIgn has Glsd 4; certificate for
OF state ~ Albany Charles H. ByTne's name is at.
tached TO the certificate PRESIDENT Of Mo club Tho
cash paid in WAS = 3tu and the haauce. tAO,
in property consisting of the Washington Paik loaHo
and build ngs stands and fences therciu heretofore
owned By iharcs II. Byrne, Ferdinand 4. Ah-ll nnd
Joseph j. Doyle OF tho brooklyn Haze Bali Association
Cub.
ne laan!ng Of llGraea by ne New York G. - EIna
to the BrGtonS !0r tho yurpme - claimed Of taking
The place % IRWIN at short until til" latter recover iA
quite ikcy 30 mako tronhe ~ tho Players League
Ha.held lett on edIIeEday night for boston Ward Of
the BROOKLYN club protests AGAINST thr action Of the
New YOrks CLAIMING That It Ia ioga. and every game
that Hatfield Iavs win BOSTON Ward SAYS he will pro
test ami lie is satisfied lie can have tis games thrown
out II Ilatrei should be galary released and signed
hy tho EostOns then II would be all right
wLsmNGToS, July iO-"My impression, Dnsed upon
reliable nj recent Information said President Hewitt
today, rs that next seasOn Will witness an Eastern
and Western Uare ball circuit Already the East IL
tired losing money having for long and expensive
trips the MetL ana the proposition is receiving ear.
nest consideration ty the un mates Of putting stop to
PuCh so ono for an instant believes that the
brotherhood Will last another season, ana tho hest
PLAYERS OF tho organ IniiOn win be found noNt year
N tho Eastern and wes'srn teams Already a susVes
ton has bvru made looking 20 The formation OF all
Eastern league; IN WHICH Washington VIII be rerte.
Iente and the hcst paving cities IN this section VIII 10
enrolled under the new banner"
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Pltt1burgh' 5000. ''','''.'''o
Earned runs-New York .; Pittsburgh, 2. First base
on srrors-Now York s. Left on bAses-New York ii
Pittsburgh, !. First base on oalls-on Woch, 2; on
Itsrker 4 Struck Out-HOrnunR Denny Clarke,
Decker. Kelly CO. Threeease hitnTiernan TCo:esss
Miller Decker. Hecker. sacrifice hih-Basset ~,
Burkett LRroQue Roat Stolen eases-Ternan Gla,s-
cork Clarke Double playB-Burkett and Bsterbrook;
GiSsscock and Esterbrook; LAroque and Decker; Wild
pltch-Heeker Passed oa!t1"iis0n' ompire-fo"eFS'
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HnchtlnE.

Tho annual regatta Of the Riverside Yacht Club will
enrolled in the cub feet: Classes toh will sail course
anchored southwest OF Capt knapp Island to the black
buoy on eastern point Of Captains Island. TO Man
ncock Tomt bnoy to Centre island buoy COR stak t.
boat OF oyster Bay, thence hOmr keeping Flat
Neck" buoy on the starb1Hrd and the black buoy of
eastern eud of Captains Island on the port Tho star
ing line will mark the npish Distance, ~ miles
Glasses 10 will sail cOnrte No. = which IL tn the
black buoy OF he eastern point of Captains Island to
and around red buoy of The western emf 81 Captains
Island thence TO Starting line, keeping red huoy. on
COmOrant Reef and all marks on the starhOard This
TO be sniled over twice Distance eleven mile.
The start for classes TO will be ut II A. NJ precise.
y and for classcs 10 10 at oi A. NJ. This positive,
and yachts must no prepared to start at the specified
time APrerraory gun for classes sailing over
No will 10 nred at 1851
Ihe starting gun for asses TO will a pre-.
paratory sigma, for classes ! to ~
In addition to the guns signals will be displayed from
peter; II A NJ red bail; les :. NJ; an American
minutes will be allowed TO cross the line.
Prilea will be awarded in all classes where two or
more Yachts compete and second prizes will be award
where hvo more yachts start Captains will
port at the club before 70 Of the day OF Tho reRattl
regulations Of the club will govern the race.
HALIFAX. y. =. Juy lO-.Ianes Frasers fast yacht
UvirA will leave for the Uniten states shortly to com.
Iete with some OF the crack American boats
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Tho Atlantic Association.
THE RECORD.


HARTFORD July IO,-The Har'fords put in an amateur
pitcher named Kidd to day. ami no WAS very effective.
Tho
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BlLTnoRE, July lO-Newark put up a poor neldIng

BALTIMORE. NEWARK
Lane n fU 2 5 o 0lJohnSon, Ito o 8 o i
N1SfR "a S;i;a gIaeBsrm OF Gb :
Townsend. c. - Olfieiln lbl o'.'.o ! Z ! o
Werrick I'd b..l ] 2IthidA c,,,:,",O J
49, lat h i o 3 l OlMAnreL c. f....2 q 2 Il D
aaommsr tn 2 q UlSmith, 8 Sad = . 2
IsntX r III o y o 0lDoOIns r. f...l o .
Gsrnian No o l OIMilleL p.......O I o
TotaIs..II oar 4 Totas..,... % 10 ~ 1T
p,,in,or. ......O o q oil
ppS stu ..,'..,.....,..U U U u IT,
g.,n.b rrna-Haltlmore . two base hits -sOmmer
,,t WrrrIcE Miller looms Frat base on errOGI-Bal'
timore. 8; Newark 3 hnSe on Ohah- ndCh, =
OKOuTke (2l Power Henry, derlnan. tleuA Nhlilh
Hem, MACK Gsrman, Power Fields ~, Miller
gtrucl out-By Gsrman. Il by he-, q Ills by pitcher
Passed 6SllS-ChiIdG2 stolen bAses-Maek; WsTIiek,
Henry On German 20 Time-2'u1 Imphe-'"eu'
tine. AttendAncS-eON
WILMIE0ToN, 10; WAGHIEdToF, =.
WASHlHSEoH July Io-AfsT gaining . winning lSAa
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EntrIe- for Gurtenburw.
The following is tho programme offered by
SECRETARY Whitehead for Gntir hnrp tn-nnr.

De lOilON IuS IL tHo pEbREHHInO OIieTeu ny
Secretary Whitehead for Gutenberg to-day:
First rSce-Thrce.qnarterSO mile, ScalnT. Lord
Fnuntleroy, ~ pounds kuse ia; kquanlN. IA,
Carlow III; Little BIZ, lUI Marty H.. las. Facial Il
1906 Gold Vase MY, lUj Little MicIey. IOS Minnie .
lu iaphet, lG!; Bless Iul lOp0aa in. Dave lUI
kemniG iv. n.
second Kace-IIRlra mile. lite Fred. ~ pounds
Chatter III; FaGstnA hIiy ~: count Me H., il2;
Laura 5, ~ Mary koosTts. ll Truth ~ Retrac;lon
loh JnIe g.. !o,; Enoa lo2: Aioa my no.
Thru Rhce-Inr mile; sci lux fihis III PONIES:
EhliS lbs. Keiight ltS, Irunie Mrrar HnA ~ rIaY
HouG Ton, ln7 John LAY - lOb: sam u. no Me- %.
OIL l143 Trojan ., Rudolph lO.: Gardner, IL, Lake
wood, ~; Nj 10 =, 81; lilt o MooTr, ~,
Fourth Race Three quarters OF mile rel ing &c,
runaIuo a pounis: Romance III: Ava il"' I'ane,
roid geIdlng. 100. Johnnie T.. ~; count Luna. M;
America iU7, lie, 90, Monte rsto ~, -lIir,
IA cupid 1915 Maxe 1885, Top sawyer l0i Velvet
l0l; PH-OiinH. ~
lif,n Rare Three quarters OF mile. Iarrod, burg
ia ounds; ShOiOver llS, huHranr, III Lotion lIA:
lOI: GOiucky, iuI.
Sixth Rnrc--Sevon furlongs; selling. Royal Garter,
i2i poGnds OBJ NJ Are.eter 81, Sir Hol.
erick il5. Lionel" llS; smut er. NJ; ElgIu. ll2;
Anomaly. II2; buodle, ~: BH"EihoTne, IN Quihber
10 Il rown jug lU savage, 100. jim Gates lul /,
liz C.
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Arrangements Lave been made for the International
Football team 10 play tho first game in this country
Labor Day with tho Fail River Rovers ono ot the best
teams OF association players In the United states The
game will be played III this city and at Berkeley Oval
or the Polo grounds tho atSr II they can be secured
All the college teams will he invited TO the The
Fall RIVER kOvers are the or tho A6sO'
ciIIion game this country, The RoVeTs Will be the
of the International team for two DAYS and the
iEs Scotchmsn will 90 to tall RIVER and play return
game later in tbr fall CAbegram was received yes
isrdny by Mr.; william Young from the menHgsr in
would vet the together and put them in training at
once Tho mon enthusiastic over tho trip and tho
manager said that he had so many volunteers" that
II WAS dilicuit for him 20 max" the selections The
names Of tho team are on the way by mail
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International Club Memher.hlp Privileges.

The Manhattan Athletic Club has entered into an
afiliaton agreement with the st. Georges Club Han
over square, London, England by which members OF
tho Manhattan A. c. TO enjoy tho privileges OF tho
St. Georges Club when visiting London. The same
courtesy is to be extended to tho members OF tho St.
GentgeS club when they visit tins country. Tho
Chairman Of the Manhattan Athletic cub House Com
mittee Mr. Blocker Rathhonr. will Issue u letter
OF Introduction 10 the Secretary Of the English cluD
tho MRnhattaus meni ers OIL application. Woo PreBr
den! William J. swan anu Treasurer Walton storm OF
the NJ. A. the first members OF that Organization
To enjoy tho courtesy Of the st GEORGES Tub. They
are In England anil will witness the English cham.
piunship meeting at Birmingham to morrow, when
Sheriff. and Christie will compete
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Tn. Eastern Yacht Club Race or

MARBLEHEAD. Mass. July 10.-As had been
feared, fiat calm held back tho yachts of the
Eastern Yacht Club this afternoon and pre-.
vented their getting half way over the course.
and the race WAS consequently declared of.
The yachts at 7:l5 2. NJ. are all homeward
bound. but cannot arrive until late. AS far as
the race won't the Scotch cutter Minerva was
being beaten by both the Gossoon and VEN
tura while the Maynower led the schooners.
and the Hawk outfooted the Shark. There are
but few yachts here to- might. most OF the fleet
being out with tho racers
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BROOKLYN IN. L.. s; CINCINNATI IN. IL. 8.

Ieaaue between the two leading clubs was
teg Sa ao at Washington Park yesterday after
noon. The Cincinnati team were full OF hope
t n there was a .fne opening to pass the
leaders. A good sized crowd was present. and
as il was ladies' day large number OF the fair
sex was on hand. They proved to be the usual
lucky mascots; as the home team won after Q
ware hit hard. but Viau was wild in his deliv-
cry. sending nine men to first on balls. few
hs sisnvh
ness in the box. Smith did not play so we'll as
he usually does. his errors being responsible
Tor the visitors runs. The score:
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LONDON July iO,-This the first day OF tho Ponts
fraet summer meeting The principal race OF the day
was for the West Riding Champagne Trial stakes OF
10 Sovs each for twOyeAr Odds rVe rurlonRA II was
ClrAtOT by ChArIhert out OF IemAtite, Nj John OB
borns's chestnut colt runster by PhiAmm"n out u
Fun recOnd thToe quarters OF lengtn front OF
K Botterills hay Llly bamEel, by CRmballo out OF
DAneged. There were eight starters
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JUST PUBLISHED!
Microbes and tho Microbo Killer.
ny VIM. RADAM.
piscoverer OF Vim. Ralams Microbe Killer

This an original work OF about four hundred paTeA
explaining how nature destroys tho cause ot all dis
Tho author demonstrates that mctobrs are tie
ono and only 1T all diseases and that "NiCRoBE
KILLER" only destroys theh being Al the same time
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'FIckrt.

H. A. Young Secretary Of tho Amateur League
Cricket Club, las sent III his resignation.
American CrIcEN Is new monthly devoted TO cricket
tennis lacrosse, football, and Kindred games
Joseph Garland has played his last League game OF
the season. lilo eft for Dayton, Ohio last week.
cricketer in this city is endeaVorinK to get mp an
eleven 10 make tour through Canada next month,
The Winnipeg team are down TO play In New York
ssAAd SFanhdA AID rec RlIS EuAkAnteO Tor SGDO1LSG
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Tho brooklyn Canoe Club.'

The Brooklyn Canoe CLUB will hold small club rSgAt
ia tomorrow afternoon from It's club house at Bay
Ridge The principal race will be tho ChG'lsnge Cup
raeo for sailing canoes distance three miles II e..
wHrd IL the present holder "f the cur; lie has been
challenged bY r !. iiunhel Among O,heTH who viii
san In tie race arc II. H. SmyIh ". II Cammeyrr
Percy Hogan, Vs. II. Min'rnsh an, X H. bake aud
MIliuin MiulrCt,
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Tho UnLHovu Gun Club shoot.

Tho Unknown Gun Club held Its monthly shoot at
Dexter Park yesterday. lhe medal was won by IEO
hyde who Killed seven birds straight /. Brown won
second prize with SIX In tue sHeepstak"E match
Howard aud knsbei divided first money. rfOh man
won second money, and M0nEoer third money Ia Ito
second sweep Brown won hrSt money, PIuhimau sec.
oud and NOu6teT third,