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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-20

The Coureid Opera Company win pre-
sent Poor Jonathan" AZ the Opera
House on New Years Day.
The sun., 1891-07-10
Club Rams on Wheels,

The Riverside wheelmsn will connns their club runs
this month to points In New Jersey and Long Island
Capt Powers has mapped out runs to the folio ing
points Sunday. July ~ Bath Beach and Bensonhurst;
July 10. Engowood n. j.; July %. Dobb's Ferry.
Tho Brooklyn Ramblers only hold their Official club
runs OIL alternate sundaya Their road Officers have
arranged runs up to October They are a. follows.
Sunday. July 10, to RnRlewood; Aug. . to Baysde;
Aug ia to Totenviils; Aug 30 to Lake succesA L. l.;
sept N 10 romp,on n Sent " to Glen Island; Oct
~ 10 Mtneoia oct - TO Tarryown Their moonl iEht
Iuns srs " "wednesday: 3siy =! Gonsy Isand Duly u
Central PARK: Aug u to ssn.onhurs; Sept 10 TO
Park
Cant. MsEss Of n. Queens County whs.msn h..
caol runs to various places convenient to bichm0nd
ii,ll f9r This month Insy are a. g lows, sntnTday
Palpais wheeimen to rassac: July ~. 10 babylon;
July - 10 henpstcad July IT, to flIshing July ~ TO
Tho road officers Of tho Orange whse,men baye ar.
RANGED tie wing runs; Saturday and sunday July
" aud ~ 10 Asbury Park: july III and drill Juy
~, to PassaiSi July ~ to black Rock, Coma July ~
nLun and drl July IS to Pompton' July "a, 10 Consy
The KinRs County whss'msn will have the folio wing
Iuns a;urdsy july T. ave mile roaa July IA 70
cub race; July ~. 10 BAH Beach.
The sun., 1891-07-10
News from tho Horse World.

DUBUQUE. Ia. July 81. L. and F.. D. Stout
have sold to L. 7; sutter OF Chicago the chest.
Candace. by Harold; also The brown colt Kipe
B., two years old. by Nptwood. dam Aline. by
Belmont, to John A. Wetndel OF Jerseyvllle.
ILL.,. for $4,000.
.BALTIMoRE, July 9...The Breeders Assocla-
tion Of Maryland and the District OF Columbia
have selected the Gentlemen's Drying Club
track for their meeting ~ 81 lhs year The dates
mems Driving Club track is near Pimlieo. and
the BreederS, Association meeting viii ante:
the very best trotters AMI PAGERS are entered
for this years breeders meeting.
LEXINGTON, July 81, H. Thayer, Lexington.
gray iilly Pussy Cat two years old. BY raj
Wilkes. dam BY Bostick's Almont. The tl!y
i:oss. and. IS cons dc, ed the most promising
two-year-old pRcer In Kentucky Price. s2,50
to J. {. .McComb.- Claremont. Del, the two
ear.qld bay flly Naughty. by King Rene, dam
George Wilkes. Price. $1,000.
The sun., 1891-07-10
HOBART DEFEATS HUNTINGTON.
A Rattling Tennis Contest In the Finals ~
Westchester.

"cotcneoters
The nnal match In tho second annual invitation ten.
mis- tournament Of the Westchss,er Country Club was
played yesterday afternoon between r. T. Huntington.
Jr. AMI Clarence Hobart With this contest u most
successful tournament was brought to an end
when such clever players Hobart and Huntington
good tennis 10 practically sssured but seldom In
this country has such clever exhibition of skill with
the racket been that which good sized crowd
enjoye yesterday afternoon at Wtstcne.ter As pre-
dicted IN yesterdAyy SUS, Hobart won but not until
four long ses had been played. Hobart PLAYED tho
Of hts la. whilo Huntington played better than
other time this season but hardly up TO his form
During Tho larger part Of the nrst set both players
were plainly nervous and both played cautiousy This
nervousnesc ppareny upset Hobart q critical ponts
ninth games by making double fault. Such An error
10 generally nexcusabs but Hobarta subsequent play
was OF such hRh order that the faults were atoned
for; AFTER close hight the nrst set went 10 Hobart
Securing the nrs. set gsvs Hobart much more con.
hdenco and throughout the second set he played his
nercs. aggressive game with more than usuai vtgor
In this set but Hobart passed him with suoh precision
that he found II WAS and kept well back In his
court With the score ut 81. deucs Huntington drove
two balls into the net and Hobart secured the set
In the third set Huntington played hir strongest
game. while Hobart appeared little wild. often driv
Ing S q and h 81. .easss
thereafter finally winning IL by o..
Huntington looked much more fatignsd when the
a1. sns On him So
vereiy, and he made but poor showing In the fourth
set Hobart won by ga
r. % y iiunsinVton, js. New iavsn Lawn Club sS7 g..
IA 81,
The sun., 1891-07-10
HARNESS RACES AT POINT BREkza
Lady Sheridan wins the bingham House
stnkes In Straight Heats.

PHILADELPHIA. July e.-Point Breeze track
was little worse for the wettlng 1t got yester-
day. and few hours sunshine made It At for
the harness racers this afternoon. Tho three
events set down for Wednesday had 10 be car.
ried over. including tho Bingham House Stakes
for PAGERS. which Lady sheridan won IN
straight hoats. Before this the 2:24 trottins
class began. and tho heats were so split up
that this race was not finished, though 1t lasted
all tho afternoon. Soto, a fast young marc
from Brooklyn sold ut top price. and reelsd OF
two heats so easily that she seemed sure
winner. She had wrenched har ankls
few days ago. and this troubled
her 80 that she could do nothing after
making n break In the third heat. and finally
WAS drawn. Her first mile. In 2:20X. lowers
her record Of Inst. year by tour seconds. Tom
Carpenter waited for those heats and then
finishing Gypsy Girl. The betting was then 8
to on him. but he wns unsteady In tho sixth
heat, anu Gypsy Girl. who finished frat, did 90
much running that Grandee got II. The
seventh heat was q scramble III the dusk,
(irandee Keeping in front and getting home
q rush on ihe outside. 1t was So dark that the
long battle had to bs carried over till tU.mor.
row. gypsy Girl reduced her record to 2:22k
IN the third heat. Summary:
The sun., 1891-07-10
VERGE DOR WINS TIE HANDICAP.
Los Angeles was the Favorite, but she
Finished Last.

CHICAGO, July oThere was rare sport At Washinsson
Park to-day. One Of the features was the second milo
heat the year In the West and another OF even
more interest was tho Great Western Handicap. Tho
attractive prosramme with the prospect OF ta events
being decided on a fair track. combined with ths
beautiful weather. drew out an attendance OF oetwesh
six and seven thousand persons but they failed TO PICK
tho winners only favorta getting home In front
The riding Of r. Williams was the feature, he landing
four Of his mounts safely homo
The Great Western Handicap was the third RAGS on
the programme. and the Ave starters made 1t worth
e3i5 to tho winner Those that faced the drum were
Los Angeles, l:o u. Lewisl Q to favorits' Verge
dor. io5 tR wniamsL . to second choice; Ban
Chist los tLindseyl q to chance; and Joe Black.
burn ITO H. Rennyl and Business es Ksith) pair OF
sto sho,a The in tho last mile WAS Eallop for
Verge dor tie slow in the eary part OF the race
suitng him to nicely and he won In cantsr by two
lengths from Ban Chief who was Tapped out by Joe
Blackburn. The favotte finished absolutely last. Time
2;37A. The winner has nearly dozen races this
season. proving himself only fine performer. but
one Of the best bread winners in the aased division
Ths irs halt OF the spill. nve dash with eleven
sis%%.. ra ias Re ..ns,Sa @ eiossd @ fsyoss.
H. sssh S S'a Y yns ,S' ~ Won
sith iits rops'ng By length from the 70 & shsnss me-
s:?: g s':s sss @ + =: %S
with & ton .ssr..r. @ Too sw..s El K:nsis closed
:Is TSs r. s:, s;s.Ss A.
BY two ,enssns With hard riding whs tie cSsnes
Rani.r who was Rving every horse in the rnes from
fve 20 hfteen pounds In weight, beat ELI kenog .
length for place honorI Tine -
Tho Great Western Handicap followed. Then came the
Dash furonga with OF tho orgina sntries
starters. OF those lett in Marion c. ~, Williams
length after lighting finish with the second choice.
ms. q ,n the ass they "sp !ae horses they
!, f, S ns
:Ts n" su ".... iss ,f sr head from Asa. Who
was tapped BY bob Forsyth and the cond three
alensih on T,ms-i,A i4s Bob L: the favor!ts "a, was
for tie meeting by the jndges for
less riding
purse had ten star.rrs and Irish Chief closed hot
istte ally Nellie Pearl. IOA Haxist up. Who was 10 to
IN tho betting and by length and half while the
favore beat Brown two lengths for sscond place.
lime, l:U3t.
The sun., 1891-07-10
The Finals In the Henley Regatta.


LONDON. July 9.-This was the third and last
day OF tho Henley regatta. The final heat for
tho Grand Challenge Cup was won BY the Lean
der Boat Club. beating the London Rowing
Club. holders By length. This was neck
and-neck struggle from the start
The Visitors Challenge Cup was won BY
Trinity Hall. Cambridge. defeating Brasen oes
College. Oxford. holders. easily by two lengths
The Royal Chester Rowing Club. in the race
for the Wyfold Challenge Cup. boat tho King
s,on Rowing Club. holders. by lehgth and
.Balliol College. Oxford, won the Ladies'
two yards at the finish
hill and Guy Nickalls. Leander Boat Club,
holders. after an EXCITING race wth Mi,kin.
Boat Club. The latter crew was only beaten
by q foot
The Thames Rowing Club won the Stewards
bridget by . length and q quarter.
The Moulsey Boat Club won the Thames
Challenge Cup. defeating the Thames Rowing
Club By q quarter OF a length.
In the race for the Diamond Sculls Vivian
Nickalls rowed over the course alone.
The sun., 1891-07-10
PR0sPECIs BRIGHT FOR 4 GREAT RACE
Monmouth VIII Add $4,000 for the
Cracks-Mr. Dwyer Will Match Long.
street Against Teuny for $4,000. ,

Monmouth Will Add $4,000 for the
Cracks-Mr. Dwyer VIII Match Long.
street Against Tenny for $4,000.
1t looks as though the racing public would
see race next week worth looking at and
talking about for the balance OF the year. The
suggestion IN The SUN Of yesterday about a
sweepstakes between Tenny at 1873 pounds.
Longstreet l2a. Eon l22. and Riley 122 pounds
took root In q hurry. Secretary Sass OF the
Brighton Beach Racing Association laying tho
matter before his club and securing permls-
sion to offer 5000 added money to such q
sweepstakes.
Pulsiier. NJ. r. Dwyer, and p. ]. Dwyer yester-
day afternoon at Jerome Park. adding Loan
rsSs.a The Msssrs bwysT prOppty Ss:
sss hsd areaag A' ssreed @ Pqisiisr 0Sn sad
g. Gni B. Morris who has charge OF Hsy were ihs
took bis telegram Into secluded corner @ Of tho
slmasd NJ az q ssss e shas sa s Sa %
mouth Cup on Tuesda{ next; the dsls!ss!scted
aSs no SSsss ss
whether the DIVERS viii run II Tenny doesn't
Msssa yGSa sss
Norris heard OF Brighton Beseh's offer; there
and the Monmouth Park Racing Assoeigtion
ris Park on Thursday next The weights would
be the same as those printed In The BUN yes
terday morning.
II this sweepstakes cannot be arrap ged. Mr..
Michael r. Dwyer will match Longstreet
against Tenny. at wsieht for age. one mile and
tapce preferred. Tor $4,000 side.
Now, somsbody will have 70 do tho great
The Monmouth Park Racing Association, 1t
10 said, Will not race more than three days o
The sun., 1891-07-10
THE cHEnRY DIAMONDS IN LoNDoM
Rem,.zte. and oaeeksernsr. the w,.ni-s
Americana.

ReninSten and Qaeekberner. the vvinni.s
Americana.
ceyirfcht isfi, w TnS sur r,tnftno and rs'eshfns
<tsocfnffon
LONDON. July 9.-Londonsrs have had q
chance to see what the Manhattan Athletic
Club team can do. They performed on the
Tuffnell Park Athletic Club grounds TO-DAY be-
fore large crowd. The track Was In splendid
condition. Two Of the Americans started In
the 22O-yard bandicap Mortimer Reming-
ton, scratch. won In 22 seconds; II. L. Hallock
eight yards start. was close second.
In the mile race Dadman. 100 yards start.
ran third to J. y. Gordon. 140 yards start
Time minutes II seconds; Roddy. sixty-nve
yards start, was unplaced.
Nicoll and Ford did not compete In the races.
and Cary il in the North. preparing for the
Durham championships.
Queckberner threw the sixteen pound ham,
mer 1872 feet a. inches. beating Barry's English
record by 2 feet 7H inches
The sun., 1891-07-10
Unknowus at the Traps.

The Unknown Gun Club had seventeen members to
shoot for the trophy and other prizes at Dexter Park
Long Island ysstsrday Ike Hyde was the only one to
kill seven straight and won. II. KnsbsL Jr, Kolh and
j. BohnE killed six each, and In the shoot OF Knsbs
won. The third prize va. won BY Flynn after tlsins
with Schumacher and Msrhon. The fourth prize was
divided by Van staIrr snipe. ana Ring The score
SehamnSnSs .IS % %; room san u
yara. Flynn % ysraa =; Bsisa. Sa yards 5; King
LohdeI ~ ysrds, n Kob 2! yards 81 u KnsbsL ".
s; Garhon 2s y.ra.. 4 Bosna, q is sE sards 'A'''
The sun., 1891-07-10
The v"run.. are . Little Slow.

Nike Leonard. the boy star In . amateur sorsppns
fraternity has forsaken the yarnns Boat Club Il IL
rumorsd that the former vsrunA pct will ,oin the No
York Athletic Club Capt Jim Tighs says that there IA
truth In the report that the varunA Boat Club In.
tended to drop boxing from Its list OF sports Nike Leon
ard he says suspended partly for tho non Day
Of dues and partly because hs made himself person.
silly offensive TO some OF the cub members JEn,ea
butler is still y ember
member ot the CLUB said yesterday "Thsrs Il con.
siderable feeling IN the cuu the nissTA able sboW.
Ing that the yarunas have made the rsesHtIy
Ard our Athlete success 10 on the same plane With
big sSpspyIys club house and grounds and boat hpasee
sisbs S ,S. Mss h.I. su az Smana ey iss
there should be- and Nike Leonard 8 ease oniy liz
commencement u ihs Insh" '-'
The sun., 1891-07-10
aAonxe m ,xxsIAsn
Reverend wi.s che rrs.ss ef wales stshss
at Leicester.


LONDON, July 9.-Tbis was the third day OF
the Leicester Summer Meeting The event OF
the greatest interest was the race Tor the
Prince Of Wales Stakes. under the following
conditions:
The Prlucs OF Wales stakos OF 6.0o0 sover.
eians. for tbree-y.ar-o colts to carry 0
stone nllIes and Reldings stone ii pounds;
entrance so guineas each. n. p.: the second to
receive ten per cent and the third I'VE per
cont. OF the stakes; the straight mile ana Sixty
:, The race, wa. won BY N. +. Blsncs bay coIs
Reverend. by Energy, ont OF Reveuse. MI, =.
o. Lelghs 8 brown colt The Deemster, by ,hrbI-
traitor. out Of Rookery. was second. and Mr j.
HouIdsworth's bay colt Orvieto. by Bend 0r.
out OF Nnroli. third. The stssters, besides dc
those mentioned were Mr.. Noel Fenw wiek,s bay
fiiy Mimi. Col. North's bny or. brown 9 II ~
monian, AMI Sir James Dukes bay cLt MAT, nnd
tenhur,t The race was won by q neck. and
there. was half o length between the second
aud third. The last betting was: seven 10
against Reverend. 8 TO 1 each .ngainst The
Deemster and .Orvieio, ITO 4 on Mln,i, i2 to
nrainAt Slmonian. and 40 TO against Matten-
burat.
The sun., 1891-07-10

The tall handsome Captain of the chicago Fire De
partmsnt James Humphrey, has evidently seen enough
now TO convince him that far ~ Chicago 10 con-
cerned the city Is In II with the players Of the East
Capt Humphrey u evidently . good hAudball player
he Il In trim but he will hnd himself totally At sea
when eroaghs face % face Win som. Of ihs star. Of
lor played DR.. Phil smith and IA. Quinn. Il rat
tinR good game but the visitor and lawlor could not
Smith and Quinn. IT 2i-Se
LAwlor and Humphrey ~ 20--6o
eAajor CArmody and Tom Lyman beat Capt Rose and
Tom Lee by the following score;
Carmody ana Lyman. n Ql-ST
"o na ~ .'....,' x..',...''''t h-Se
Robert bates Two old rivals met for the nrst tims In
many dAys and the result vas that Connsly
straight games Manager Phil Powers then beat Bill
Ives three straight games
The sun., 1891-07-10
TIE pn1rcuAnD-sM1rH FIGHT.

Tho Men viii Not Meet until Some Tine
In August.
cupwtoh. 1891. BY TnE suS Printing a~d fseltshins
Associdtton>
LONDON July 9.-Quite q sensation was
caused in London to-day hy tho announce
ment that Jem Smith aud Ted Pritchard had
fought and that Pritchard had knocked Smith
out In four rounds. The fact IL. only half OF
the stake money has been put up and the
fight will not take place until August
The sun., 1891-07-10
Yonhers Tennis Club Tourney.

YosKrRs. July s.-The opening games in the annual
tournament OF the Yonkers Lawn Tennis Club took
place this afternoon. Tho scores:
Ladies' singles-M!ss wariug beat MiH Gilman by
default; Miss Law beat Miss Elting by default; Miss
Law beat Miss Warning, 40. 6-S e-a; Miss oxholm
beat Miss Heermancs 81 s-L
6-8 o-i, 7. s. Oxholm beat y. Bashford, e-S 2-a
6-9
Msns Doubles.E Simmons and 8. A. Bossrt beat A.
Baldwin and 7. Hale, 6-4 o-3
Mixed Doubes-Miss q. UeermAnce and p. @. Myers
beat Mrs r G. Myers and Mr.. HodRman o-3, 8-S;
Miss Law aud S. Reed beat Miss Hesrmancs and II.
ID. Kwing 2-B g. 6-4; Mss Eting and A. Baldwin
beat Miss Waring aud 7. Gilman. ia 8-a.
The sun., 1891-07-10
PITTSBURGH. 2: NEW FORK.

fAlAbbONohs NEW tOHhs q.
P1rrsBuHGu. July 0. 9.-Aimost all tho terrola
that characterised tho New Yorks on wednes-
dsy were absent to-day. Old Sport Calvin re-
appeared from obsourity and simply foiled all
tho desperate intentions OF Mutrie and his
tribe. 1t takes an old dog for hard road. and
Old Sport was Just the man to tackle the huge
difficulty Of calling halt on the big peopie
from the East Jeems has been on the shelf
for while. and when II was announced that
ssrUus Ess a. sby
them pp.". But the, old man looms up Just
Enere least expected. and who're younger ath-
bali weather. and !. $40 speotators paid to see ,
and d Reeie. faced % each other, Manager Mulrie
hss @ q 90 Ws hs pshDs p
the ourving and steadiness q former daysH Had and
p result ho was very Wild at times when
i.idd pisysrs :d,d not not make a hit. but they scored
Scross the plate. in the sixth. four hits In sue.
Sss:on were MADE The contest n;n for the most
ons Il un n Ss and
home, tenn was SO far ahead that the result
a%Sss sss ssSth asins on both sides WINS eener
SossaadA ssfers that in CLOSE Argument would
error. but despite that fact he played great
game, aud his work on bases was Of the most
ssa pa m h' ne BIZ osor
for obiectinE to decision. Connor was at the
bat and be touIed the ball toward the grand
OKourke argued that ii was caught on the
bound. Lynch. however. called Connor out.
sa. aH 'R Roger 'es noTmea that his obssn
would cost him s1U.
caused sd n much % dissatisiao,ion. He declared
Hanlon out at the plate In the second tnning
sale. so that Il both decisions were faulty both
siies sutrered; But Lynch won't alow L,sS, any
the II firss 1o ipSips After IilsT had struck ont
e % ssha sa BeS ssa iSessSs 70 !s on balls Ms
ball. Wild pitch lot him score. Then tho
s tied The M III
lss Ssssf sinale ale Mssers D!Ss
SousS. Ss ssS ' IS sans Ps1Ss
But he settled down. In the fifth inning Keefe
i6ird. Msul's fine sacrifice scored tho run. In
the Sixth ater np Wth Wo
rgh. sa and Ssrfd on
with singles. filling the bases. but Reilly re-
Then came the seventh inning: Maui was
balls, Miller. AZ was caught By Gore but
,ssax sssy s to S' Es 6sl1o n
and cracked out e fine single 70 left. scoring
Galyi1, and Bsckley; Carroll geinS& g:inS to t9 seSond %
bauer then scored Carroll By good single to
loft. In the eighth inning. tumble By Whis-
second and scored ON . corking single by
AHa n tSs e III siath eS tho visitor. made .her
::Seas sseh sent
Roger to, third, and he scored on Whtstlsrs
IN the eighth inning the dropping hopes Of
the visitors somewhat revived, ,O'Rourke
loved I. to get psss him and 3 kourEe ress shsd
ihird. He scored on Bassetts out at first;
another hot one to Maui. and the latter al
lowed the ball to pass him.. Whistler got right
round the bases; The hit should only have
there were no more runs made. The score:
The sun., 1891-07-10
Eastern Association.
Baseball Games To-day.

NATIONAL LkACul
Chicago " New York, at Chicago
Cleveland vs Brooklyn. At Cleveland
Cincinnati W. boston. at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh vs. Philadelphia, at Pittsburgh-
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
No games scheduled.
KASrgRN ASSOCIATION.
Providence w. Buffalo. at Providence
Troy va Albany at Troy.
Lebanon w. SYRACUSE at Lebanon
OTHER CANA
Gorhams ~ picked team, At the Polo EroundA
The sun., 1891-07-10
Trott,ur Mt White Plains.

WHITE PLAINS, July e-Nany women and men were
present tho North End Driving Park this afternoon
10 500 tho trotting matches between Yonkera Sina
Sing, Mamproneck. and Tarrytown horssa The match
between J. w Tompkinss b. m. Nette and J. A. Nor
risons e. Harry declared on. on Morrison pay.
Msrrison'sb r Billy and W. IT, Cranks b. Che,tsr.
Tho race 10 three straight close and exciting
ono half mile heats by Billy. In l AZ i:ish i;45A.
Tho princpa! race was mile heats. best three IN nvs
The sun., 1891-07-10

The annual game bstwssn the orekstss OF the United
States and Canada will bs played Monday and Tues
day Toronto aud the fact that the Canadians
have pressed into service two famous players Of the
garrison Of Alifax IL 10 thought that tho game will bs
an syener contest ihAn N former ysaIs
exclusively Of native Americans and has bssn
as followsi Ueoras \ fsiterson Captain, Frank u.
H0hisn, Namuel Welsh, Jr. and Y. W. CLARK Jr OF tho
osI%sn,own Club; 2 q Th.ysr suthsr,.nd a. S:TT.
W. Muir and Crawford Coitss Of tile Belmonts and
Joseph II. Patterson OF the Philadelphia
The sun., 1891-07-10
c.mSr,ds. Defeat. Oxford a. Cricket.

The annual cricket match between the Cambridge
and oxford Universities Of England was played st
Lords on Tuesday, june D. II was generally conceded
that Cambridge would defeat the oxonianA bus the
pAted. The game wAs marked BY brilliant plays and
VS. piSysd aag az ~ ,ss%nsa,en camS,Ssss has
team SS Sp vH " & q: g SifSSS ,S.
aradis ~
The sun., 1891-07-10
Weights for the Shrewsbury Handicap.
The weights assigned for the Shrewsbury
Handicap. one and half miles. to be run at
Morris Park on Saturday. July H. are as follows:
Th. yy,nuer. In New Jersey.

GLoucEsrrR July a-Following the results Of to-
days races:
First Rsce-ssven furlongs Tsnady won. Lizzie
Fonso second, Woodburn third. Time. l:37A.
Second kacs.fivs f1rlonss ,i.s .rrnns s. won' Roy
Third Raoe-seven furlongs Can't Tell won, 1heo-
dosius second, Lancaster third. Time l:S8 ~
Fourth Race-tOur and one half f,rlonRs. App0mat-
tox Salisbury second Young Grace third. Time.
U.59.
Fifth Race-one mile King Crab won. Retrieve
second. Defauiter third. Time :tS
Sixth Race-One mile and eighth. Jack Batchellof
won, Salute second, Edward 2. third. Time, 2:Oo.
The sun., 1891-07-10

Earned runszst Louis !; Boston, I. Home run-Mc
Csr.hy. saerihce h.s.Fullss t2,, Munyan s2h Dnfy.
Blown (a Brouthers stricker frst base on bails-By
stivetts, 3; by Buninton /. Hit by pitched BALI
vets, 3; by Bufhnlon, 8. Double pay-Brown and
FARRELL Umpire-kerins. Tims-i:03
ArnLxrio 8; CINCINNATI "a. Az
PH1LApkLruiA, July e-Ths Cineinnatis obtained .
lead Of three runs in the third inning two hits and
tanned til the ninth. Then the Athletics Jumped
MainSs delivery and earned three runs and the
Thu
The sun., 1891-07-10

-Davis uhida Young, Bennett Three. base hitsoui
Long Home run--McLsan. Left on b.ses-Glsyesn.
E..s. on balls. BY yoans s By as,ss,in ,,s RSsSis
sacrifice tsDoye Quinn, s.ovsy, Nash Bennetk Get
zsn. Passed bal! = Rennett stolen bases Davis
land 81 Boston, 4. fims-2.0a Umpirs-HursL AZ
The sun., 1891-07-10

For Friday the Beleview Hotel stake u
the chief event 1Eis is for a:2S trot.
ters and ,i,, has ten >, starters. Fanny WI:
there is q Tip out on Wyandotte. q bay
stallion recently bought BY John E: Madden oi
dotte and worked him out during tho After.
noon. sThe 1888 pace and 2:22 trot are also On
for the third day.
The sun., 1891-07-10

Earned runs-Athstic g. Twobass hit-vaunhn.
Three base hits-Bsecher. Cro.a Stolen ba.es-Wood.
Csnavan Rely and Carney. First base on Salis-WSod
(2) Bsecher, Larkn, CanavAn Johnson Carney, Whit.
neY Hit by pitched ballMilliGan, sssry struck out
.Hsllmnn t2h Corcorsn. Corkhi. Cross t2a Chamber.
ney. Mains. wild pitch-Chambsrlain. Tims-2 hours
Umpire-Jones
BALTIMORE 5, LouIsuLLz, o.
BALnxoRx July a-NcMahon was too much for
Louisvillo only six scattering hits bsinS made
Oh him and not Colonel reached hrst base on balls
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The sun., 1891-07-10
A Bis Score VITA . R,as.

8rnAousk July o At the regular shoot Of the SYRIA
Rife Club yesterday Charles ID. Lathrop, member
OF club broke record Of the Syracuse range
of hand shooting by scoring 8 points out Of possible
lU,. Mr.. Lathrop used twenty-five cAiibre Maynard
rifle.