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The. entries ard letting for to. morrou.s
Odds and Ends OF Sports,

., 4 boxing match has ben arranged between Bil
ilunn. ths bayOnne, \. j.. heavy weight AID Ri,lY
lsrd OF Philadelphia they will lLs tYanii
Sl,"ou aid stakes OF Si.tOJ
GRAND rms July 24.-Ths Pokeg ana A,h' e,io A.
soc,atio az rand RAPIDS nHs decired 10 Offer SIuO
inr tne Hall f<sinmUn, hight wtIh without ovcs
inc ,jhb vi FURNISH guarantee that hight III Itasca
county shan not tc inicri'r,u with
,sr Paul July 2i-1hr rresdent and Secretary Of the
h~ir Gub viii hive n"tGiHg more with the ii ali.
E.iml'nons tEht that No ruAiiisiic entertainments
VII hereafter be given by them AM that arrange.
that tEe NV rohiuitsd such xx"iLitiOns.
Rrrromt July PA game of rroqaet for ths cham.
pionshp ~ New Jersey took place tbis afternoon on
the grounds or tho Report trouurt Club frot
JAcobus John Heysr hilip vernon OF hew York and
ors for the past three years Each play ia len
gamss with lie Oiher HenberA Asurss wan =, Uut 81
out OF ~.
In 'esrcnse 10 the challenge Of Sebastian Miller the
German chanplon strona an to arranxs ot with
Irving nnigOnrry tsHnduweb am Cyrlops to ift
weigh for sI.inS side sand.wo and L, ora called
az TIE P"c. Gn1rf. Office yesterday They Cd HAT
500 1hsy are Prepared TO put IN their none
Miller can arrange lor same at the London Thea ere Tor
any e'enihg from Mnhhay. Aug s. ana further CyGl0ps
raise the weighs aud do their business
Sr Paw. July 4-The most interesting case in tina
Municipal Court this morning were thoss at Barney
smith AMI Jams Carroll ior tho training Of kobsrs
fith.imnonn for n Prize fghf. titxs nnons and his
cont nuei /" This morning The hetendantn' counsel
Mc,AEeriy raised tho point thar com plant was
Am1gious ana Mncsrtsh IN that T. charged three dis.
timer offences tn" complaint d,i not char ,eriAl
Judsr cory reserved his decision in tho mater vutu
to morrow. and the Cases were cGn inu.d.
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scondAr awerved to the outer rail. and Hamil.
ton. VINO ran straight Aa 4 string. won nv half
length. DeHppulntment boat Absc Onder as
lar Tor second niDnry.
sS.s,.t,. a. inv o,,. ..,, ~u, q, NJ,
aided o. which 81" Z. ne second snd 80. 90 the
ewancesi I'VE fnrcngs straight
Trs,s d,ns H.. ~ p om mnm''toh ~ "'myar-
y Rynsn h, phsnipp"nsmenS ~ !ns.smSs ;.'''
rrobin,Sion i,,t,s nnW.s r,v W. I,n a..
Ksapsaos also can. "'''' n''' An'''' '"s's anu
Rstups-Aea,nst psaS;nit,o,. N =, K,.ss..A s,o
4. i,isannoint,n.st sso n,si,noa ZIP notps ;,,o
2utsL Au'ase paid esa2a sia siSsn
THE SIXTH RACE.
Coyjncion vai,ed With reIis N n,,i fila v,o,soc
Time iiily and FsrnWood had raced neck and
The nrs,iy I,iv AMI Won "S Ss ~ NI.assT NV Mn
ienpth ami a half Pesnwood 3aS n SsS ,S,rf
sss.n.,.s.s %, ,s,.. v... IA. ~" - ~ ~,
each with s,.u,, sddsa. OF which 'an 70 he second
saS sS 70 .ns ,a :s sy Ian
p.nossr ssabi.s 1nsss. Yim: hiiy. ji sr,on;
nantssmsry sisbis's Dr. c. F.rsSooS. :. u w.
ieisy..........
,...,. Time. sas,s
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To.Day's Entrse. ut Brig ton.

The seven races At the Beach have nlled with prom
isine material including Lonys,reet In tho 500 purse
At milo and an eighth
firM Recs-purss $500; ceiling: mile and . furone
Monroe ~ pounds: Middisst0ne los: Little Jim !, g.
ff.ny, =; 1attier. lo,; Maeaniey i,4; Gray lawn
~: vosburs 90; harry Ireland % b. Milton. 10;
Second Faee-!nrse 500: for maiden two years o'ds
selling; hve Rhths Of mic u0Roaxier L. nlv, IL
POUNDS; Maxim, niiy. IN: Botherst'"n T6 Einvd M
los: HerrA, 1 %: Exnnie Hubbard colt ,O,; VIAL
spark TO-: knturah. Iua Teini.ea miugue To-; Mars
lts,: Mabel r FnMrroy lOi.
Third Karo-Purss s5si: s-venth.ei ghtha of \ Mt'A
Loriard. 4 pounds Tennessse iI:: Jay Qn FL ii.:
Harrison ": ThsorA los, vagnhond Is,; Ely i IO3.
iSrlc I Rambler, ~; r.naora 1l7 ysnguer ~:
+. in Sir Lancslot l,r.: Anomaly. on: tarms Ht
Fifth Kace-futss SI,ao handicap. mie and a fur.
RsEs,sr is' LoneteGd loa veIx., 10; B,sk, 81
nvs e'Ehhs Of mite. Ar,haft iin hr. Bill iUs: If.
regular lnl: Gold Wave, lni: Under Cover Dh
Seventh RRc~--Purse 500: ssven-si9htha Of = mi'e
FAHtnL iit khAfnn. ma KIM llsHsltL ll2; CsnAur,
liz; Insight, lO7: Monterey. lU3: Zai. lD3.
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NEW YORK, 6; PHILADELPHIA, 9.

NEW YORK; 8: PHILADELPHIA, 2.
4 man with . large brick;red moustache. .
ana g ' WAY Fol" GppSss
ESsnF pTyoTs greeted VIII, In Re ssrefS ISL:
eoudact ha. rather jarred, on the ieeilnss 81
the New York, rooters. who regard tho man
En y0 fS1 1U satq .sas hHods9 and
comfort The nan deferred to so has
Viii ad,n' an attrac,ivs sbrsa,on n shisS
was concealed certain mixtures not generally
SuIpsd down .Ss decee,ien and then took bis
isSorto posi6Sn On shs 6sSessrs Whs v the
mnas to sss lin grow oe
ing; To their establishment and dismay ne
his s osa % ,
Harry Wright By the hand: said roeEretIuI!y:
si Then tho rooters who arranged tic scheme
and kicked each other.
Ss IL hfs
% Be- lied on t6e New iorIs. bit q very bad
Plsoe e It WIS dealt out IN the second in1ing.
81 had he nail on ire ioSsipGor q, bis ,rirhs
hand lifted. tearing the flesh 81 thu. blood
S:Ha Y cra s.vs tho only sn pitcher Ss ea. hs
Pr sssnts i sid he viii u i b. I'd issSlsi
but day or tT1 He gave VIVA, way in the box to
Mhs Hn .ort the Of 'Hss IN hs
two we're badly needed did no, tsndt IN.
EcT Yorks ,fhqnco md but for the
Ewing Ewing one more lost Tame would have been
aS5 Sss l. a. s in IL y fsh
% and h sbb bsss Mss @ 1ny
that Kie6srdson ran under. This Ease et runners timers
Rugged, tho bags. Richardson lot the bali
nG ron Tao s aGa
hear oi trouble. '' -'0" WAS Wv " .
o glo wso H3Gp S Sn I'm . Rs.y
opened with one Of his tnvoriie left-helh hits.
a ,rs .ms knoa y ". base
Az tal on I.hi e SHINE Hna hit short yto
pitched eaIi ana ii: Bases wee ,ali ]. sIo%
P..sstt lined out single to "t. a"rs s sna
Achardso1,, seor!ny Whistler died at rst and
NJ vstos eas run in the second on
(1ements's nice double to right and sacriilces
~ a l hs hrd hey s
tumble stole second. took third on Thomr-
soma sacrifice. and scored on Dclehanty's
single.
In this way the game went along to thu
eighth inning. when Common started BY strik.
sett sent a fly g Myers. Whistler hit Tor a base
and then Buck contributed \ slashing two
Ewing hit to right for u base and Buckley cot
homo. although he would have been out Ind
Clements stopped Thompsons throw to the
error. but was SO played out he was compeei
70 lie down. Conner took his place on the
second and quick return. Ewing manmeei
to pitch the Phlladelphias out In the ninth.
and the New Yorks had once more gained
victory. Owing to the rainy weather there
were but 8S4 persons present. The score:
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,reAu,,as and e,bbon. Did No. Sign.

Jack McAultas and Austin Gibbons met the Police
Gazette once yesterday to arrange = match. James
Gibbons covered the s5oo NeAuins had posted. long
argument followed. McAuliGs wanted to fight at 1885
pounds give two pounds for 81. 500 side. purse OF
$4,000 the Granite Cub guaranteed. and the light.
weight championship Gibbons axro.d 70 accads to
MeAuliGes tsrma but insisted that the men should
weigh in the ring and In their fighting costume.
McAuline wanted to weigh without his lighting cos
tune After wranRlin9 for over hour Gibbons gave
way. ArtcIea were then drawn up. the men to fight
secord'us 70 the above terms on Sept in the Grant:
<o.1. and Aug. ." for tho nial Do rost
AftoF Tho partics left t.e tlare Gaxte olcs to sign
the articles McAnihe wanted inserted in the
that the nRht should be according ors rules
fifteen Y0unhs to a III sh Gibbons insisted on tho
nf,sen rounds being omitted Another lone. wrangio
followed. Gibbons was obdurAte ana refused to sign
the article. McAulins said that was ms 'matnln
called AGAIN s the Police GIi>ne office posted Sa TO
and the championahip or Jack McAnliRo at 49, pOuns
Im!.ce Gasee rules for the same amount And purso
Of S4tOO
Capt boyle Of the Granite Athletic CLUB called and
StRteh that the club would Kive OF " u, II they
made MATCH and guarantee u ,Go1 for training
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Eastern AssoclatlOa.
Baseball Games To-day.


NATIONAL LHAorh
Boston ~ New York. At Boston:
Cleveland va Chicago. Ae Cleveland,
Pittsburgh VI. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh
AMERICAN AssociArioS
Athletics Va. waAhingtnn at PHILADELPHIA
Baltimore va Yaston, at Baltimore.
Cincinnati Va Louisville at Cincinnati
Columbus " St Louis At Columbia
EAsrkax ASSOCIATION.
Buffalo vs. Providence At Buffalo.
Troy " Lebanon. At Tror.
Rochester Va New Haven at Rochester.
Syracuse vs.. Albany, At syrAcuss.
AMATEUR cnAAr,ossu!P oAHra
Staten Island A. C. Va Staten Island C. c.. at west
New Brighton
Engiswood p. Z. Va Crescent A. O.. at Bnslswoed
AhArEuR ATHLETIC uKioS.
Cathedral A. c. vs.. Manhattan A. O, At the Polo
grounds
South orange +. Q. Va Orange Y. Il e. 4, Of South
Mt Vernon A. A. "a Russell Burdsall Ward. ct NJ.
llevs!lyn A. G. Vs. Medical stan Of New York Charity
Hospital. at LieweIyn Park.
New Brighton.
ssaboards va Meadows al Bayonns.
Norristown 70 Brighton Athlstics. At Morrissowu.
9qrsssnpoint As6lsties " Montauks q GEesnpoins
ahoe
spartans va 70 so at Linton Park.
HAclsnsask Outing Club w. Gleason Diamonds at
Walden vs.. Dauptsss at walden.
weatwooi A. q, va Cor.nt hianS at wsstwood.
Babylon VA Fresport 1t Eaby lon.
Newark Athletics VI howarda At Newark.
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THE MATCH A CERTAINTY NOH.
SehseSer and siosson VIII Play In New
York Right After Election Day.

has been definitely decided that the match between
Jacob echaefer and George sosson will take place
in this city Immediately Auer election day Champion
sohaesr 10 on hshns In the West on Vacation jsunt
but he has sent word to Chicago that he viii cover
sossons deposit a. he gets back home slosson
said yesterday that the champion could not be ;a'ry
criticised for that he should he PAID SEQ for
expenses for coming to New York IN case lie lost ihe
match. As champion and holder Of the brunswick
Hams but he has waved tnis rsht knowing thar tlos
cannot no to Chicago, which city schae CT would
naturally MAine,
siosson Is very anxious to be able to take Part In
tour next winter an he said Yesterday IN
was prepared 70 meet the Brnnswief Company sshao
and the other more than halt way 70 secure
such meetngs II Ia irors than hkely that there vi
he big In the rresidenti year ono here
and another III Chicago
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RUSIE ON THE INJURED LIST.
HIS PITCHING HAND sEvERELY HURT
YESTERDAY EY A BAT1ED BALL

yehn EwinG Sick and Weak. bat wias the
0aae-Asly Assisted by Rassett and
Ruekicy's Hating and Richardson's
Fieiding-ChIcnro Also Wins and Hangs
on to First Place Boston Kept Rack by
Main Storm Philadelphia and Brook
Ign NJ Eastern Park To-day.
Both New York and Chicago won yesterday.
ard ihets was no change in their relative posi-
uoA.. Boston doubtless lost aome ground as
q result VI tho rain. and Brooklyn can DO
thankful that she was not compelled to play
another game at tho Hub just at this unfor-
tunate period in her career. In their rush for
nrst place In tho race the winning teams
should pause occasionally and drop silent
tsnr for ]. Palmer O'Neill whose sure pennnnt
winners a,e now floundcring hopelcssly In the
right hole. With this mount exception. the
League raco Is hlnriously exciting.
The results yesterday were:
New York, 8; Philadelphia. 2.
Chicago. II: CINCINNATI.
Cleveland. Z; Pittsburgh. 8.
At Boston-ra'n.
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To b. Held On Manhattan Field.

The Athletic Committee Of tho Metropolitan Assocla
ton met IN III, Sporting T.mes Office yesterday after
noon James 4. sullivan. Chairman; G. q Hughes and
J. X Wootrui WIRE IN ATTENDANCE. The OBJECT OF III.
meeting wa I" dscde upon Eiaca 10 hold the
sat OF ehnmpion.hip games on ept l.. After lev
minutes discussion Manhattan Field wa, selected
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Winners q, Garaeld Park.

cH'cIeo, July st-rhs following are the winners q
GARFIELD Parks
,m,t psss -Inrs, fourth. 81 mile cadsvsrous won;
Lsr"na Race ,;,'ns nile and seventy yaIdI Somerset
Initd Race n, Ana one s,sh,h males kAiaisr Sos
IGm n.Ssts second. AsSls'n. third: Iins.in
second; HypatisA lard Time, I$a
bracelet second; vEAdiIa. thiId. TimA I.VA
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XIII Won kuli Regatta,

Tho following 10 the order Of races to be observed at
the XII von Kull regatta which takes place to- day.
commencing At .: 80 r. ~. on tho Kill Won KulL dis
lance nils straiHhtawAy.
2:3o r M.-ssnior four cared shols-Arthur KulL two
crews Alcyone and staten Island A. C.
sAic Is. g., Eureka H. G
B:Ah + Junior single sruifs-P A. Hart 9 I A. G.:
". Midsbrant x \; y. GAriin Institute u. CT ii.
d. wilson Acyone q; X Breese, Alcyone
ar. M-Pair-OArsd gtgs-Alcyone h. O., Atlanta h.
C.. Triton y, g. Arthur kull Association. -
$3P M.-Junior four shell-StAten island A, c. Ar
thur nil Association. - - -
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The Winners 1t Hawtb oru.

CHICAGO. July ~ Tho races At Hawthorne track to-
day resulted IS follows tiist Race-One mile Bank.
rupt won Alan Bans second, Si.vsrsds third Time
/ :jSH.
second R:esmsit raIi1r n J Mn, May won Little
Third Raes-Nins fnrlonIs Patrick won. Fayetts
second Joe Carter third Time. ,;Ni3
Rsnouncs third. Time ii<h,
fifth RAcs--seven furlOi e. Fed Fox won Red Leo
secOnI Boo McCort third. Time. 81
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ENTRIES FOR NORRIS PARK.
Tenpy Named ns . Starter In the Pnssnlc
St2kes.

Tenpy Named ns . Starter In the Pnssnlo
StHkes.
To-day's programme for Norris Park should
bring u very large crowd to that splen-
did course. tho fact that Tenny 10 named to
start In the Passaic Stakes being an additional
incentive to all true followers OF racing.
The Passsc Stakes should be won by Tommy
without much difficulty, and Clarendon may
run second. Tho Sapling Stakes. for two-year-
olds. hos several very smart young. tors among
Its entrie'. The Patrimony colt. with Jockey
up could win. aud the fight for the place
should be warm between the Cadence
colt. Mars. and F,em"nt. The opening
raco may be won BY Deans.y. with Judge
Post second. and San Juan, with the form
he showed in the Hackensack Handicap.
ought TO give the winner Of the
Stevens Stakes m argument. Should tho
track be heavy he vii! not run W to his best
form, as lie 10 not at his best in tho mud. Pick
nicker may run second. Sieirner should come
near winning the NTH race aud OF the others
Soho arpears to be his most dangerous op-
ponent. although Silver Primes and Adventnrer
will both 60 we'll. EsQuimnu may land thu
sixth. tut Adventurer. n he starts. will DO .
hard nut to crack with but IS hounds on his
back. IT. PancrAs and Absconder ought 10 70
well In the last This ia the programme In full:
FIRST Race Free handicap swesps,akss Of 500 each.
with sih, added Of which SOU TO second and $Vu 10
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the umpire in the eighth, Tho Athletic, havesignsd
MoTamsny TO play right nsld. The scorst
.M,,,i,an hit BY A bs,ted BAH ''"

Athletic. .."........""..o 9 A oooe
Baltimore ....,...,,.....,O d u U U v 10
Earned rnrs--Athletic. 7. Baltimore. . Two.hass
hits -Uhamb.rlin Three base hits-La.tin, Corthii
Stolen bate-Corcoran, Double plays-Nuvey, hat
man and Larkin, Cross and liiRsn First base on
6ails-ny Cnnningbam =; by Madden .; by Chsnber.
by Chamberlin T. Passed bails-Nilligan. Townsend.
honey.
1T. LOUIS 20; CINCINNATI IA ~ ~.
CINCINNATI. July 2a.-Tho few hundred citizens who
5ourneyed to fendleton-it wond be charity to mako
the limit haif . acknowledgement = couple OF hourA
chaffnR the men In Kelly court The seors;
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nssvso. July 2i.-Ths winners 10 the regatta here
yeseTdsy We As 10 lows: forty foot class. yamA
Isws.o. m'ny,e. over L.srs Of Rinr.lon. ,n,Iiy.
kiAgs Ga sseond; thirty foot eiAsa ssn - Of Toronto
nrss Emms IosSn,a Ssssnd; 'Tsna's iSos class
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=, E,rnsd Iun !. Clsysland, Two:bass HIS . IebsAu.
Yer. s.ol.n ba's.nDsyiss rhilan Johnson,, Ts!sau.
'sarsh, y. Struck out-By IrubeE .; by Bald win J.
ss:s. on ns!t:rBy Grassr q BY BALDWIN Douhi:
Virtue; shuRArt aud Beckisy. Passed bslls.aAek, 4
First base erTnrs-ClevelAnd o; PNtsburgh Time
2a& Cmprs-McQuAid.
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New York, .................2 y o 3 -5
PHILADELPHIA. .......O q y o U U %
pass hy errosINsw York, PhilAdt!phia. l. LEFT on
ba.ss.ksw York. =: phalelphaa First base on balls
ny kvins s.; by Cna.lan. Two base hitsNuors'
Buckley. Comen'A Sacrifice hits-fich Thomp.
soY Mysrs, Srown Stolen base;.shnale, Hamilton,
Clsmsnts; Richardson. Buckley and Rassrtt iii, Sy
pitched bai.-oEonrke Wild pitch-Cassisn. Passed
chicago II; CINCINNATI. T.
cnIcAoH July 2I-Anson's new man. Hico!. pitched
three innings to-day and made very favorable i'm.
pTsssion. striking out ve in tho hrst and second
lnnnEs 1ho club went TO pieces in tho third allowing
coming in and finishing the game. Dahlen's batting
ana Whmots base running were the featursA The
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Earned runsIChicaKa Z TwobAse hits-DAhlen.
lsns -bshi:n Fister stolen bases Burns Wlmot a.
double pay.-Latham keenan,. and holly Latham.
~. On pAil: s,s NIGEL 2; % ilp'shssn % RAJ
wnd piteh-Nicoi. Time-I:D. Umprs-HursL
CLEVELAND, Z; PITTSBURGH.
OLBvRLANp July 2APitsburRh lost Its thivd STRAIGHT
GaDe here to-day BY costly errors and Baldwns Wild
laAk Attendance l. $50 The sCoIs: -
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rr,... for caa.d,un Mara.m.n.

LospOS July 2+-At the end Of the rife tourn sut
Al bnley today the Marehioness OF Salisbury pre-
s-nt-i the rriksa 10 the winners The canadians 70
cei,ed Al oyv ion TAXA prizes to the Vt f3s
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Fast Tine at Milwaukee,

MuwArksH July 2A-To-dar closed the IT ost success,
full racing sstua ever he'd In Milwaukee. Only ono
heat was NEEDED to nntsh the % rotting race pos,
poned from yesterday VISA won by Captain In a;:5A
The 2:2i clnas. purse $50.
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GAME RACE HORSES Ar sAnArooA.
Mud Does Not Stop Them Frsa Makine
Crcditnbie Perforuauees.

Crcditnbie Performances.
SARATOGA. July 24.-Raw and rainy weather
caused n slim attendance at the races to-day.
but did not seriously interfere with the racing
although tho track WAS deep aud sloppy. FA.
Worries won two OF the i've races, whilo two OF
the others wore captured By horses that had
plenty OF hackers.
The fun Held Of nine ran In tho opening dash
OF i've fnriones. Tho race was close from the
short bend In a lighting iInish. and Mon,elo
losing TIM, liace by y neek. forerunner had
, aa second al f Ss IN h. srssn q. .,
from IRON" saIntSIer. ne,'y,burGG third, three
IL t IL ire won sys s SSs
9n 'n SitGTat"sem. LoIIe u Orange i've
su Sn H n iayor,o n, cads IN In o,o,h
race. drew away without apparent eflor, in the
ast quarter. anil won rs she pIousol by 500,
in the lat race. iio.a ii. bentins Cerberus by
Lead Willie LonG Leaf lost the place b. aneek.
SUMMARIES follow:
THE FIRST RACE.
Purse sun OF which SO to recond anil s2b 10 third,
tnr iw"ytAr OLD maidens; penalties "aa allowances
"a I, ,roAHs T. A"rashtn by ttr.thmore
iyron Asu,s, sMi ) b. g. spendo in.. iisisnisr.cn,
IT,. D.,s sS"siS ,.rmts "o,%.% ..
ross III "amios. ." ran.
r.,,ns an Pablo s s%, N. IND s.,, Detroit a,o,
S eS;s 10 -" to "Tn ~, A.aS,a"
10 i, -am.o.I 4to /. "u.ual. paid s.JS.
~nE SECOND RAGE.
r. rnr;e @o3 It which slul 10 sse"nl for al ages.
ID , s,o... n i,.isr";n.r, Ivy fon.o-v.ry
stab .s,r ' O. s..,.,.rtr !. err
ie.tsow aud Jonn DAY .'sp an
{. ~ ,n IL .' ... ~. III
foo's sod = rrirunaer. 80; Lad, e..
1HE THIRD RACE.
IN fMh ,.,I
rsn.es ana "'Ios aut.s NIX and I-li ia,i"ns. '''
~ T.. =, msn'ae: on 1."s.. j. ~ VIA 'a"
Se1.f. :,.si' ss ., S;.s. i! IS ....a
o''r'"' A''0m''0. ,. q" f i!I.: a 40 rAl
G En". ~ i, , ,,..,.1r" ,rs", IsIr. ~"
Autuais paiL s3l0
TIRE FOURTH RAcr.
Purse sIo OF which siuo to ~ ont. for four.,ssr
sam. 81 s h"n'e en- m .os Anxeo. i" Il. "sns's
y.lcs. app.i :sS Can J., ii: tr.r4::
j. a. s*as'A~ III , nisr.i ,s,s az 'i0rn""..s
Can Eos. .ssL sn: s az q .a
THE FlFrH RACE.
Siai a %s upwsT SO ssx ia. =. .,1
line - tsim ms, -. 800. 49,.
s;;s% fi:%; : Lea.
n.s IT. charles .nii,ornia kndafsr L. kG-
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III" on sI Is"i IT,. Ella
5h ITO California, ibto l. tetDrrus TO 4. a. g. ia
70 4; Aunt J.nt A"t" /: Loinen Reel ato j. r ole
so'd-E,iGrer $40. OGDEN ktvL W.. lie d. 20 Nuts.
ala paid $t.-Y
The entries ard Letting for to morrov's
races follow:
,. rr.t naessix for',ns, Tennis. Rex "utnaa
CAtrs6y, liza NJ pools .nu. "
See, III Face alabama stakss. - mile and an
eighth. Ida nainss lily Santa Anna i.iT each; saline
NC, LELAND, li2. EutinR: huie Mr CisiinlL ~;
held. ~.
Thira Hace-one mile md thr...ix,.snths Es.ara
Ia, Ny fellow. ~ Come TO raw, ; onsr ali
JUICE orro@. 10 he .tin:-Judss Morrow, x!a; ks.
clare. $l,. Homer &lu. Ne Il. 81
FOURTH haes Troy stakes sx aud = half fnrionsa
Ron. III; La TO.CA ia; Bvh, AnIii loo: MadSt0na
i9I: S-nlast. u; india RuuSsr 10. Betinx-.oa.
tif'n !ac--seliuR. ono mite. Eeporter lie, Lyna
4 aArh Ann.
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:. = 4,
Mr.. v. n Curfta 4. 4. 7. y1r,"sss f,m .,inc-
DVAR S X; TN behalf Of the Sfnten Isl and A. G.,
hereby onter protest against tie OF tho
A. A. L. lacrosse schedule ms arranged without The duly
made enrv or Tho staten lsIhni a, g. lacrosse team.
also enter ppntrs y ngsinst each aud
PLAYED thersunor aiming that paved with.
ont official sanction aud Declared null and void.
Yours very truiv, W J,SSsH>. staten island A. 4.
tn" question ow arises vii! tAe Lacrosse omnittse
roc consider it's action,
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THE RECORD.

ATHIFTIt, II. hAIIIhOkf, 0.
pnILAphLyHIA, July 2$-To days Athletic Bat more
game vss 10 many respects peculiar one. As9sgor
1Aypie protested the game pD0p decision madA Ivy
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Baseball, Eastern Park. $50 II. n. To-day.
Brooklyn Va phlladslphn Admisslon. SOC. Kings
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COLUMBIA 3: LoutsviLLs. O
coLrnnus, July 2A-Lonisvi!e could not touch Knsll
day. and another shut out told the story Of
lldsA game. Attendance, LOO The aeOrAt

stolen basss.Cclnmbua Double plays-whseioel
bsiis-Strsttoa. j. hit by pitchsd bsii-leN.ne
Donsvan. Weaver. First 6ass on ereor--C onmbns
Unpirs-kertns.
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To morrow. Monitor Park. weehawksn. Or. NJ. AiIsr.
ton va Ridgswoods. !; 80 J. NJ. Clippers Vs. Y. NJ A.
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Recreation Grounds Long Island City, to morrow.
liG -
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A. A.-Looki Cuban Giants with crack players VI
6rAn 5aIhAina lang talAud ground suudaY.-AaG
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The American Association
Yesterdays games In the American Associ-
alton resulted as follows:
Athletics. o: Baltimore. 5.
81, Louis. 20; Cincinnati. IL.
Columbus. o; Louisville. 0.
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The Staten Island Athlete Cub management feels
sore over tho treatment which the club has 70.
covrd from the Amateur ,hrtic Union lacrosse Com.
nit Yes crtar fre. r!ox William Jansen sent ,ho
following uEnteRi 10 II, L. I.r.ih - =
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A. A. championship Manhattan A. q. Vs. Cathedral
A. c. ut Polo Grounds at ~ ~. Admission 25c.-Adr.
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Runs sarnsd.olneinnaL :; g. Louia Tyo.oass
Andrew hoy C2 Fuller OEeiii, MpnyAn. Home runs
6ssssy ~ Johnston; 10y. stolen basss.Hoy ruler
On bAlI:Iay DSy:r: q: By MsdiL s hit by Eitshsd
= Passed bais-ke!ly. I; Manyan. !. Wild Pitch
Dwyer. Ums-Two honra Cmprs-Fergusoh