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srAck base ball team will hold their puA festival a.
Washington Park. sixtynnth street and Avenue I. %
Tuesday, Aux ~.
The Ridge @ a..ss.l, Climb have several Saturday
dates open. and would Like tn hear from out.0t s0wn
Subs that give reasonable guArnnIess Address IL y
iset, manager luD! Bnshwlck avenue. Brooklyn
Through the unavoidable breaking I'D OF the Roy al
american AASehsll League the Fern team would Ike
dates i9r sAtnTdays In August ANY Haifsrmsi teams
Gan addrcssC 4: swan ssoTsisry Fern TeAiu H. A. L.,
SA Douxiax 81, Brooklyn.
The crack Orsscsnt League team OF Ptaiaesld \. H.
are 20 make tour OF ConAsCticut next week, payus
81 Earwch on AuH and and Vt VII msu Ito On Anr.
Ihs team Will Le accompanied BY lsrGs delegation
Of the membsn sfths league
On account Of tue change IN tme table on the Har.
lam branch VI New York, New Haven. hnd Hartford
kAiIaaa hsrsSttsr sgHday Ramssat The ratholic Pre-
I'm, ~ " saw ~"
srRIcrsr, July Hh-AIexandsr Person, = Syracuse
pitcher packed his trunk last evening and isiI 1t is
th"lght for his home IN New England without leave
OF Absence. Persons for his IL
not knnwn ~ hs salary las bssn paid up Ills epar.
liahtA
The RsscheE sshenek / Benedict nine expect to play
t,ls strong London Lancashire team morrow at
Prospect Park. The bseoteE SOhsnck Benedict Club
have Won naio.ity Of the games played this season.
laws viii danRic from the " indisns" belts ~ thai 90.
cAsiol whcn event there Will b great 70 oicpg In
tie "Wiawam"a At I'm broadway.
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Odds and End. OF sports.

The nrs excursion OF tn. National A,hlsc Club will
take place on Aug 10 to Idlewiid Grove.
fWa ulss TX Won the n'''
pstsss with Mike cushing and won both.
,. o. GISan MM.Snn L. sa.,yans occupation
smiths helper
On, snnasy aft rnoon the newly organized HrooLyn
kIdl, " ," I"otOsii ground '
The li,Iuta hsrwe-n Tho Albany and Mural toa.
shell crew vii DO ,rt.iei Aug i when Inc Two
crews will have another race. This . the outcome nf
any view va. .ssa ssi Il. Boa. Oh Il. ta
having u wslkovrr. rns winning crew VIA ~ 10 the
w !; j., sss Iors CITY 70" are old enough to Join
~ .S: 81 ~, tie . Ia, VI" v. Grounds no.s
s.!ay located. The in,t, alton T.. is =. and dues
"a and ~ W'a Ssissnih Street sraSnd. ~ p is"sS
arism. "a.rs many si,raetion. The istst"n Zee Is
81 snl dues tfty cents per month.
when You 'sy HAT Gays second record Ia. t tss
accepted By, ,ls Ama'sNr :th.sts tni",. iurtlsr:
Hs one " Inc aud S %Ra
~. nlnx the psrforianrs IN question Lsii.oty saw
G so"id oi sep Frs1sr Ts -" IND N OF :. or s9 s
S ". ~ 4f. os
bt'o seconds stands
Nov that the LOMBARD Athletic Club has laid oat =
ihsir n.masi ~ 4 aessn.lnn rapidly Al the ssmi
s S.r. ~ .Is,d sy'nn s o nss msmt .n
i Is. ss,sfGW fI:.
!.TS hossiI; Iss..sr.r b.n's! i. s%o, et 'sS
Lag s..Snd I,,asna Pa,rot Na1.n sorf sa" u
ls:. .y .h S' bowl. ohsHap i.Ss FEY ~
sSa ,A, as iss#.
John 'Loashiin and bends Long xrniiilns comaii
SsTTs 2, Ellsworth, ULsru,Ani fs''iss Aa'0n,y and
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David BsnWer Thisks thst the Wheeisaen
May Soon Fash the Tretters.

David Dsnuer Ths.ks that the wheeisen
May Soon Fash the Tretters.
"Its many long day since have been as
much surprised as was when learned that
the bicycling record for 4 mile has been
Clipped down to 2.l6." said David Bonner.
Of the Gardeners Driving Club. yester-
day. IT'S astonishing to see how those
young EnRlishmen contrive to lower figures.
Until last ysar-until August OF last year-I
believed that 2:25 would remain the limit for
At least Ave years but when watched An
ME Laurie and his pneumatic at Charter Oak
PARK concluded that something would hap
psn Something did happen whom Engltahman
Jones covered the DISTANCE in 2:2oS early IN
the limit before ssptember Of this year. But
II is fascinatina TO me. to consider the evo:
tuition Of bicycle racing. In 1889 | c9nssiidsrea req
ior e SSsG u Or Is Ia issa smsssa .
hear that three men. SANDY S!llcox. PRINCE.
and Howell, had each ridden publicly in 2:9s.
Rove made 2:as as. but. as for nearly four
prNacha6is believed tha, q the ssy very extreme
In an sIpsetant state, Tor f may be that
in two or three years sunol und other
crack trotiers may ov hayS 10 40 i ,I1s
Of zones or osSald. or windis or Murphy, %
a pneumatic. always giving the bioyolist credit
Tor q, seconds On account Of HIS start being q
horse viii siways 10 the faster Tor the mile.
The bicycles time for every, distance above
two miles will. ! Judge. be the iaster owing
Srssy IS M aSt Aoa'S OF moro than
Al ali events. / aud many other good horse.
mon VIII be sure to ksep,, an eye open tor fast
bicycling this season. We shall rec what we
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d. Of when sooo to second aud 500 10

Nth 600 sasea Of when eco TO second aud 500 70
j,Ist:ushi!rs j. . rat. Bach. BY Mu.eovy-EmmA =.
ya.ss'i k.sS: :e' Esd 81 A,So mis-; N,dssyJ.
Rsncoc.. stables g. 9: kirsh IiIl6 Tsviorl.
rsss "a: col, and FIssS si.s ran a'''@"" ~'"'eA'
TsI. ssst IL toi H.a o. A,ho, aly. 80 Il wyan.
ss.s colt st9 f,s5 p.s colt 4 Ka';s u to IL
THE FIFTH RACE.
.Westchester was INDUCED with the lead I'M
VI the homestretch WAS reached. whore Long
Dance oame on and won hands down by,two
lslRths. Wesiohester Was second, with Edgar
@ e sSi.S q c .n a. ssh 10 ys
T. s.nS:..s i \ + Long Dance q, by rousf.l,ow-
A. u. aorrl.s b. O. ws::ichs;t:i, / u Il.
TeDonsid. b g. Idaar; Johnson 4 sis iw. :.
Time / ina,,
Bslting. -Fivs to OH Long Dance 2< to I sMchos
ssr iBto5 Edgar Johnson Mutuas paid sal,. % ~.
THE SIXTH RACE
The pair ran laprsd to the homestretoh,
where Hamilton outrode tovington and land
cd EsIuimau the winner BY three quarters Ut
alenRth.
Aswsep,tskes for three year ods and upward NJ $40
EACH with a. AZ added The winner TO 10 sold at auc.
ton; one mile and sixteenth.
W. ko'linsae D. k.qnimau naed. by Duke OF Ma
J. W. Rogeasb { Islia u ~ "a Coviugtonl ,.,... .
,Rs;tng-riys to q on Esiuimau, Q to against Celia
NutuAis paid SLIM
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Ths ball Players oil sshsrsd At the Polo grounds yes
tssdsv and waited for the rain STOP Nobody except
the players and . few earnest roosers went 70 the
srounds- The rain esuis down steadily and NO game
was played. Among those In the dressing Of the
club were 0asscock and BurrllL the ssw catcher Tie
fslou len Gssseooss thumb In bad shape but he says
hs h Sow all ready to play aud prepared 10 en-
~" The latter expression has reference GroundsrA
eAA aad other adiancts Of baseball game aud Aos 70
charlotte Fusss or tusu fruut aiassooek looks veil
and his return to abort Geld viii greatly strengthen the
team both In playing ability AID eoandeaes
barrili Quist little chap and appears to be Their
sAds ssised far catcher. Those Who have seen him
pay A.ssr. ,h.. ;. e I'm: 6Ask.tep uad r.n thIov
patd % In good Srri;s and in no way d,sso
b. scent rsyeseA IN case thus vicinity !. favored
Sti same dry weather to.day. The New Yorks and
~ ~ 5 Play a. a: re ku,s and
Manager Nu,rs Was asked hsw he can. to convey
the imprssetoe 10 TMs svs correspondent that 1iu
h.s 4. ~ 81 y .s GSs
n .impssssion lie aimi,ted that hs had SAID
NsG lotf IIu6 sud th.. i. Iu,tis5
recon, ss:cttoa hat 10 had Sssn ii used Sy the nan
. snain whh the New ork Club dossat ht iossthsr
vcn m: fac, L that kutrt: 70 dsciaedy anxious y
tasnes A. pestca talked .. though be had really 40
sompshsd his de.irs. The positive announce snt 6y
President Day sh. keefe had not aad would NOT o
upon sons one else. As usual when Mutris engage
IN hN fssc!its pestims Of sikinS At random, he Has
Dus himssif In q ridiculous position.
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RACING At 81: PAUL..
Minnie l.. Wins the Ladies' Stakes-Fitx-
patrick Wins with Guido.

ntnnto l.. wins too x.odlew DtukeO-fttE.
patrick Wins With Guido.
ST. PAUL. Mimi. July so.-The opening of the gates 70
the fair in honor Of the running OF the Ladies'
Stakes swesd the attendance At the Twin City races
to-day to fully $500 Those present an Interesting
series of events decided under sunny skies and on
track fast enough for Guido to beat tbs rec.
ord for mile covering the distance in l:4oN. Three
Of the nvs favores were beaten, while freeman rsds
Swo OF the winners home.
The Ladies Stakes was the third race and 1t was
worth 81 SUI to the winner and the following went 10
the post: Alice D. 100 a. Nccar.hy) Lillian beatrice
E::t ,os ,i.iys,; hia':
@ 1sa.n q
Lillian sssies :. The post this n.s.sststns Frs"ms "a
@ ~ II e ts
a.. W . lie " nsa
h.e Pear 'wo isn.!h. f1r place hono., rue tsysr,e
g.UUs a.: for
sSss:: ss.ss,',sis y - I;!S:% Y ss.% =. a..
ss. ;"ss: s .:s ::f ss s ,n S
S! :z ;e.s ~ :ss : % ~ q Il.
md ~ y h..S snss .s::s.i.s. sa,:a
~ NV. a., I've ':afT': lhs
1 s ss T T"n
have b,.n hs..en fAls 'ui. however. had much the
AMI ny ,ards s.linu Dnrs. with s..en stsrtsrs On.
n.d "i .!-sy S.i. :'%a yG III. .us s
T.. e s.a as p.s. Tno be-.
~ .sneSdinf rag. III !: .s"s WIN .sn. starter.
a "a. ."" % ts :spt h1:""' m r. '" 1 by
~ Ar'y"g nis Will. ~, H.ndi: was third nall a
Tne Ial
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Hoss'S. July an-E. l. Halt will play g. Sears 10.
marrow for first place In the Longwood tourney Al.
though sears beat Han At West Chester IL 1. prob.
able that the table, will BE- turned to morrow. Much
Interest centres upop the match. and thS odns are
sbont oven Hall defeated Hugh Tsunt t1 day after
bard match In which Hall won i3l points 10 Tsiisnrs
H. In tue afternoon stevens IN II against the
young expert from New YORK. who won 81 points to
the "thsrs 81. Young Mausiieii put up . good gam,
against Seara lut rather outdd himself IN tho first sol
After this nsas easily took Tile next three n Noon
AT English player. captured the irst in his after
moon match with scars bur The three eRt rLil's
NAY Way IT, .1od ,ys u nan hssp, up Do. game Ils
sy,Inst ses's Anatn!sd ars ne day se,,rs.i
n.As sn s"sles tn.Fa h9aIaIfs sears hsA; y Mans
dsruut, !. l. ia heat Hugh Talant ~, IA. ~
ssni NAL Roand p. !. Sears beat v = Noon "a
- ''' - ia" ''"' b. '"''"H g. ia
con.olAton MstchsS Pirst Round-sea,ss beat Wilson
BY defiant; h; shav best r. James iU-A 80; ii.
Grar neAt q, Wsierh0use, 90. 90; X W Cowos
bs.tG .h.s,l.na -: h-7 "a.
a-i' " X shaw beat I. Chase by dsfsgit; IT. gray
beat T. iiiL o-t d-3. R.w. IOwes beat z L. Arnold
BID, -. o.
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Great SnIpe shooting.

Bus3Y's PoIST, n j.. July 30.--In the las,
few days unusually many snipe have made tho
heart OF Great Egg Harbor Bay u feeding
place. Sometimes eariy In the morning and
toward evening locks VI hese bi ds, mum bel
raad same hu asi has ss happond
OcesA City. sea Isle City. and Long
port Sportsmen have turned out In crowds.
aud within a short time good mark smen have
shot scores OF birds. One man yesterday morn.
ing had between 200 and 500.
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Latest baseball Rumor.

NnvIrKyx. Wis, July ~ "A scheme is on foot to
asss the Western Baseball Iesgs into tie American
Association and declare between The Association
shA National League President kIau'h of tho West
Nn LeAAvs H. sad TO have sus!.ssl thu the American
Association drop cut ~ is circuit iiprnnail Luui.
villa, and Columbus aud nj the SarAnrIss WITH MI.
Egnkss. tsnssS Guyana one club bswssn ST. Paw aud
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THE Old, OLD STORY.
Staten Island Sports Attend n "Tipped'
Prize Fight with the Usual Result.

FFIZ6 FI1ut WITH tHe WHIT 1HeHuTF'
That all fools dead yet and that the species is
abundant on Staten Island, was most concusive'y
proven on Wednesday night. whom nfty.hve Richmond
county sports travelled three miles through woods,
gain, and mud TO witness prize night. a. usual the
crowd was kept waiting At the tavern for hours to give
tho bar chance make some money. and then there
came the Inevitable policeman and pos!poEsment 1t
vas the old story. aud sympathy Is owing TO
the sanAtsd party taat Hadgod BACK the station
century reads ankle deep with mud.
Tns Tickets fos shs fake we're sold .tsi with all ths
rustics wsrs to 10 tipped At suoh and such place
and time and Tuesday evening were informed that
r:mS: point q ,as 1.ad TIRE. mile 1on
made the journey In tie rain and mu.. and. as
said alter drinking up the taverns supply OF iquoE re-
III. staten islander. xst OF lucky u;,.ily tickets
the IN snsxers sized up the villages limit aud kue
that no hing above dollar would go"
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GlouceSs&r Races,

GiorcrsTrH, Juy aj-TC.day's events rugl,ed -
folnWsE
First Rars-0ne mile. Groonsman won, JacEStAn
stcuul lee III I'd Tine i,.I
srcpnH Kace - our sad hair fnrIOLgs Sister lone
won EDDIE ~ rec, nd ht.iv James coli third Iilas,
THIRD ra~s- One mile and an st2hth. Uncertainty
won ketraun second hiux Snlonon third Tiro 2Ok
Fou,l Eaco-ronr and raj i.riDnsa Climax won.
Iitu second Biil Han Des thIri ,ime. ~ hn..,
llf,h snre--ssysn snt a half turiong. rliny won,
sixth RAGS frnr and half fur!npsr lttlle ADJ Q
won MOrrstVsn SECOND. lanes A. A. thlTd. Tine
u;JnN
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Winner. ut GARFIELD Park,
CHrAGo July sn-rhs following are the result,

CHICAGO July SnThe following are the Results of tho
races at GARFIELD Park 10 day
:, t,rs. Race Three quarter OF a mile Ora won.
serond kars--0ne mile aud seventy yards Warpot
Won Laura loxey second. camilla third Time, f4i
Third KArs-Ni,te riNtrtnthR of y mile luvrrrauld
vv w, atssn! .'eon,i Ea Shp'n,n third Iin. i'hs
Byrd "nn Nhtnss serond. Alops iiiiri Tee ! ~
fifih Race flsvenil's xtrsnths II a uis toTinns
wen, sair fASlpr seconi. Ro.-oi. ,htrl Jins ! 40
rkti ksre TIRES quarter. Of nitls Hou.er won
Na.Ee +. second. Lady IlIckbUrn Iulru Tune I:!J.
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Earned ,up,no.ton: T.ahas. hl,-R.y. Three.
teston- tIrnck nat ny Naadsn. ]: by Huifnion g.
~ " pitched ball brou!hsrs Double Peys-wfss,
LAY and Nsrtsn. Kay and wsrdsn. PNsssd bAl-Mur.
ply. wa pttoh-Naldsn. Sto Dasss-Balsia ore. .,
weston, i Hme-:;iO tmnrs-DAvis
wAsHisGTON, III ArHLxJiu. g.
WAsnIsGJo,, July H.-The Athletics aud Washington
played ON p0.tpuned game I" dAr. the home club
eutplAyink the vislIUra two % and WANING With
sASe Attspdance, Saa The score!
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Active Ri.er..ss whee,men.

The Riverside whsslmsn. since moving into the,-
new club houso .IuAth street last month. have
made arrangements fog M active season. CON.
nittss appointed by tho cub NJ their last meetins
arrange Tor biz race meeting have secured ha uss Of
the AAnlAttsn Psid Tor kA.urdAy. Oct s. II pro-
poaed to hold ten or h!issn races Ihs meet 10 to
mnds AN annual Rnar.
The club will hald series Of club hand road races
next mouth. The races VIII be nve:lns events they
viii u run on Aug. {. ~. and 1T lhe LnXie oOu.
Jsnsiy. h. j., course viii 10 u,ed
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Earnsd Pittsburgh. :; Cincinnati = Two base
Hsms ran G.,rell sacrifice hits; asell.y tn uhlds
ia.d = rir.t base on hAlls-rtt.SuraL 3; Cleveland
I,oabiS rlsy-ktng. BerbAusy aud Rses lsT. sselsa
Sursh. .: G:v.issd Passed Siii.-WsSi. !; thinner.
I His BY piiehed bail-Chiids. = Left on basss-Pits
bnfsh, .; Cleveland, y. Tims-acA tmp.rs-MeQuaid.
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Eastern AssOeint,oa.
Baseball Games To-day.


EETIUFNE " N1TF'
New York va brooklyn, =. the Pols grounds
Philadelphia vs., O'on. al Fhiiaat lphIA
tiuainnsti vs.. chicago at 'tnc,un.ti
flltSuuTfh W Ciessiand, at Tittsbnrkh.
AHshWAS AssocIAros,
No games scheduled.
fASISHN Ax0ciAros
Lebanon W. BuHato. At Lebanon.
Jtey W. New haven. at 1Toy,
lunulo vs. syracune At buhalo
Rochester Va Albany, o. Rochester
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ANSON'S UPWARD TENDENCY.
1MD CHICAGOs CONTINUE TO IN
CREASE THEIR LEAD.

Aaia Prevents New York ana Bsstea Fiay.
iAa-Ths Local Tsaa Oncs More In
fightiug shape-0iasseeck sad Rssie
Ready Ter Werk-It Seems Mstris Dia
Net Ksow what He was Talklug ASsus.
Chicago won fine game from Cincinnati yes
tsrday and bounded up i've more points In the
lead. The old man OF the prairies Is making
one Of the most surprising lights In tho history
Of baseball pennant races, and is acquiring .
lead that his rivals will nnd It difficult to over
como. However. the Colts are playing At q
very rapid pace. and II Ia hard to believe that
they can keep up the gait TO the close OF the
season. Boston and New York both rested
yssterday OWING to the rain. and the local team
still retains second place By narrow margin.
The Cisvslands appear to 10 determined to
vind up as good as fourth. and Pittsburgh
continues to lose with o frequency that BODIES
Last place In the race.
The local players have. through bad weather
and accidents. had . refreshing rost With
the return OF cripples Glasscock and lsusis to
duty tho team can again put its best foot for
ward. In case tho other players shake or the
lethargy that has for some time affected them.
New York woula soon have number Of VIC
tefies to it's credit.
YestArday'a games resulted:
Chicago. / F.: Cincinnati y.
Cleveland, 6: Pittsburgh. 8.
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harmed !ups- wsshingtoh 4: Athletic. Il Two base
nMs-0I!Atn 'orrorsn Weighing. Three has. h,t.-Nc.
lesf- Murphy IsaSlS play. Corcorsn. H.IIn,sn aud
rsin y ~. bass 81 r. S.: n;y s.I,Ek
Su,rs Wild Pitch wsyhiux Iime-Ia. Umpire
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Earned rnn-Chicaga rwohsss hits-CaryolL Kit.
lsAss stolen base-Jooosy sacrifice hits ffsnsr (2L
Coossv ~ su,'th. harrington. Deunls play.Cosnsy
Pfsaer. and Arson First base baiis-ky khinss,
~ Astehtnsoa l. struck ou,-By HhInsA 3. by uutch.
6son, Ttms-i:40 Cmpirs-hurd
cLsvELASh y; 1trrssURGH. =
Pirrsgsou. Juiy ai-rhs Cev STAND Club visited this
city - day and defeated the home players n mod
esAtsly played game. Attendance 40O fhe score:
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To shoe, IA. 100 Iay. BIRD. Each.

Richard Dwyer the horse ownor md President Of tho
Atlantic Rod aud dun Cub and Charles Morris Of tn
Couey Island Rod and Gnn club matched yet,er.
day to shoot At 40 live Lirds raoh for sjis sid. ION
liuons yards rise iinrnxham ru o.. ciuD boundary.
Tho match Will lie decided AGg n at tho .iiaur
Rod and ,iun Club grounds Conry .sund -te nlvn
rrHsrdod ~ very evenly natcrd and large Au,,:
OF money viii change Lspds OH the result
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THE "sHUT QUIZ TABLEs.
The Rosssa "a. A. Club the Oaly Team
10 Escape the whitowssh Brush.

70 EooaPo TIE WhttoWaoh BFu0h.
With exception Ill Of the sixteen clubs In the two
major leagues have bees 'Chieasosd" A. times shut
cuts were numerous tAsa ASaiA days would pass In
which none of the clubs we're successful in sanding
their opponsnts "a nsid without scoring Ia tbs
National Lsasus 81. but the Csvslands have retired
one Or more teams IN this way but euriousy the New
Yorks were the only club 10 accomplish the sane
against the spidsrs and this they did twice. The New
York; hes chat out each Of the clubs with the axcsp
tion Of the Brootyns and PshurEhs and lead the Ma
q the TOP in 1.mes ven and Lost went through The
ordeal eight tUse which than aay other club
~ either organization The record 20 date ~ follo1I
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RACING Ar o0ODWOoD.
6snsaivo Wins the g o. dwooA Cup-Bapu
eide Second, as Usual.

eide Second, as Usual.
LONDON. July 30.-This was the third day Of
the Goodwood race meeting. Tho principal
event OF tho day was the race for the Good.
wood Gun. value 800 sovereigns, added to q
sweepstakes OF 20 sovereigns each, halt for.
felt thalf tho sweepstakes to 20 to tho
second; three-year-olds, stone. 2 poundsi
son 81 s.na sp.'td
maiden. sex, and br ,edlnR allowances; two
msss a Ises R ns Won mhs r. I.
chsre. Mr. Hai, S aRsyssi.oa
81 La TreIpe. was second. ard NJ 9anIsi
f9G Deas. aas Gsy hy Melody By
The New Jersey Jockey Club VIII Hardy
Move.
NEW BRUNSWICK. July 30. 1T 10 stated here
to-day that the Dryer Brothers whose race
track in Union county has been source OF 30
much talk and trouble. have given up their
track there. and will remove the whole concern
to Middlesex county. A track Of twenty acres
has been purchased near South River. about
four miles from here. and the land will 10 o..
ted up as winter race track. Tho new track
an On w i a ss S Of sss Esr"n ySs
'Ania road at South Amboy.
IL - moro tuhn uk6iy Luht me ABOVE DE-
spatcl Ia incorrect Mr.. Michael F. Dwyer,
President Of tho New Jersey Jockey Club,
soa s5 not b lat s9 et T1e Gs ds
abandon 10 course at Elizabeth.
Proposed late vyrsRtiise Match,
Erness G. Roeoer, the champion wrestler Of America
with hts hacker. called 1t The Pcs 0vsas of,cs ,es
tsrdsy deposited 100 with Richard X and LOT, tic
following challenge TO Carl Aba lhs 0ssnAn champiss
and Tom csnaoa. who are now wrssuins In Germany,
"Raving read about the numerous vrss.ltpx matches
between Tom Cannon. who claims b. ths examples
Of America and Carl Abs: the German chan pies. J
hereby challshke either Abs Or Cannon 10 yrsstls
!feoo h1nan style best three In nys fals for lsp
hold ana ths cham pionsbp Of ths world Ths eon.eat
YORK, three months from SIGNING articles viii allow
Abs or Cannon $500 for expenses 10 wrestls II New
york, or Will accept the same amount wrestls II
Hamburg. II the match ID to be deciied in AnerIeA
Rtchard X Fox Il 70 DO final stakeholder. and the
Sprting Lte London must hold the stake II The match
II to be decided in Hamburg. To show mean birinss
my hacker has deposited SIOo with Richard X. Pox,
which. when covered. will guarantee = match"
DurGlars In the New Jersey Athletic Cias.
The club house Of the New Jersey Athletic Club
was found yesterday morning to have been catered
BY thteves who took money from the cigar Iil
set OF billiard balla. and several b6xs Of cigars
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WIN R'ds Z. sn. Fr.uel.eo on . bicycle.

}. W. kiker blGyclist haiiing from Schenectady NJ
Y. will leave tins eiiy to for ride across the
continent. Mr. Riser contrary 10 III. nov prevailing
cn,ioN among touring whfe.ihnil VIII rids Is inrh
ordinary wheel fFH,n ran v suci.co he VIII go by
seInsr % no Jshern ihsnce touring ikrelHh South
America lie VII Iakp IN ruabers vIns LYIsAge
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Baseball P0to Grounds To-day.
GrsRd League championship game. Brooklyn W.
ssw Sora. Game r. Admission. Goo. Tickets
cad reserve seals ~ spAdiaz., 81 Broadway -Idv
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In the American Association the BoStons have man.
as.d score core :! ss:. "as ssa 10 every rams. sonss
Warrington. the two taiLsnders have been retired
Without runs thirteen unioa The records
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Knocked Ont :. tho Twen,y.e,sh.L Round.

su1sERs n Y, July sn-A private light for purse OF
5000 took place In hall At this place last night About
2uO New York sporting mon were present Tho
tsstauts wero Spikes" Mccoy of New York aud jack
Moran of Boston Up TO the fourteenth round Moran
had tho best OF tho ngh but In this round he received
veil directed niow on the nscS aud from that time
On las Ut Me mercy McLo; In the twenty. eighth
round No an as hoored by Q smashing blow and nut
being able respond at ths call Of e the night and
pure were awarded TO Mccoy.
AcCoy 10 virtually man in the ring. bat 10 4
clever tw hAudo fighter lie weighs rs pounds and
Il strong as an Ills hacker now willing 10
arrange q match between him and George Dixon, the
Bostoii wonder.
Moran weighed in at NIX pounds Ile drew first
blpod aud sscursu hftssn knock downs to McCoys
slEhC -
cradle money changed hands.
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EatrIss for Brighton Beach.

:, The following Is the programme for Brighton
to-day:
Frst Raes-six and . half furonss: nurse $500