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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-06
-, c,1res cnvrrsT IN KFNTrCKY.

LEXINGTON KY Aug. 5-Locke Curtis. falling 10 A.
r only seven players COMPETED for the championship
o,o,d,v No game finished on Tuesday morning
The final arrangements for play were DELAYED until he
,l %, MasSr. and Ripley the great organizers
posns 81 Tuesday, play-Fiek and Hanham drew Ted
mann heat Trabuc, Pollock beat saowalter and Ripley
live second round. Tuesday eVenius-Rpley beat Han
ham Flick beat Trabue Decentralization Flick. kings
ssmblt declined Trabue W uedmsnn' Petrol RIPLEY W.
u.nbam irregular; Showalter Pollock Rug Lopez
r,ck - Trabue Lopez. ShOwaer and Pollock played
seven hours Il. w McEeery leads freefora with three
ganes Won none Uedmann and ianhsm left playing
rne game at 10 30 Tuesday night. There Is large az
tendance. Most Of the games hard fought.
Scores in the tournament up TO wednesday evening:
flick one and one-hsif OF Hanhsn. one out OF
three Tabue Of four; uedmann, one ana oneh'n
out OF two showaer Of two Pollock, two out
Two; Ripley. out Of a possible three
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TROTTING n BUFFALO.
A POOR DAY FOR FAvoR1rEs-BELLE HANLiN
BEATEN IN THE SPECIAL MATCH.

BEATEN IN THE SPEClAL MAlOh'
BuGiO. Aug Cspeclap.-The second day Of the Grand
Circuit meeting double the crowd 10 the drNns
rk tat attended the opening aud the weather smiled Oh
the snort 1t was not favorites' day The Ie'
nesee trotter y. Il. H., the first good thing TO 20
.nlss for he sold 10 the field In the p cts
and failed to get heat. rsyboy. one Of the Village
Farm .-rlnQ was good for the first mile, placing his
-,cord a, 1872 with superior only length behind Th
added another 20 performer to Hsmlins Alnont roll
INIT the ST. lion had to be content with second money ~
supo-ior IA the second heat By ten lengths In 9
In the third hesr mile :23a landed Superior ahead Of
\ n y Tn the fourth heat PaybOy was in front TO
m half Init superior closed there and finished far
ahead IN ? :lSR. am - 49,,
II was harder 10 pick winner in the 2:3O poee but
rovorne-s form at Oct and Cleveland made her the
80 a, s1oo while Charley p. had a host OF friends
ho cave $50 for him Charley p got home IN the nrst
heat neck ahead Of Treasure after whipping hnish WI"
new record Of 2:17s. The gray poeef eathefeu III Inc
ne1t heat 50 easily. going 70 the hall IN loo+ "t n
sold At to / for the race tsngen oreaA ~ inc ''
oo,. I,dv Sheridan the lead for the third neat aho
Rranigan let the geldnR at such terrihc CLIP "heh
he settied that he tired after getting TO sheu@n ~
and abe got home 30. 1t looked doubtful of Ona,y
p and he fed brought to over him. but III the ior'
heat he beat Lady Sheridan BY q length In 2'lS@'
While tie 2la class is yet undecided. 1t WIZ oe q
double surprise Leceser pulls It on iof nv uu NV
ee. one OF the three b-at- aoted though ~ O'ou5"
70 2 over strong field before the thiru r'ce o'1N'
everything went Sprague Golddusts way for Two hesU
Andrews laid Leicester up fof the next neat anu "e"
Vatican went at sprasue Gotdust but the black ssUn
carried the big gelding from Boston to couple Of Manu-
hra,k. heating him BY q length IN 2:is inca IL vas
to on the new favorite and the tefto'e s-'o' ,
90. On the third heat put his most dangerous Opp"Vn'
out OF the way. Sprague Goddust again lea anu .'
race seemed over TIL he struck the stretch where ths p
told on him. Alne came with q rush Inside ana was
foot ahead Of Diamond In ISL, nc" recoru LOT n7i
t,s,., vas NOR, than distance out but the Judges
80 ., ,,ons for the starter. blunder by letting him H.
though the rsguan declared him distanced The race !"
then po-tponed-a lucky thing for sprague olad' WIN
| will prolaby he able to 90 fast nile tomorrow
The special for Nancy Hanks ana be',e lSniIn W
| -, -, os tho puralo mare only to make th'
,e.dv Kentuckian trot in 2:l62 Betting was 10 OF
Re Hsulln at first and money when they started
Relic had the pole and splan waited with Nancy fi'
to the hall then pulled out and won by TWO lenss %
" w D., rrln,.dav Is the free.for allp pace. where Hs
po,otsr yolo Maid and Johnson meet. The 2:2o ahO
.o9 t-otng classes also for the third day sum
|
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Tribune Once. Aug. G, a. m.-Party riouoy w, ~
.,Isd Yesterday with one or two rinnq sprlnkleS OF
al, and rather more than the normal humidity ms
after element at midnight registered 81 The temperature
nged between 66 and rs degrees the average V% oes
iO lower than corresponding day last year. sh
lover than Tuesday. -, ..tahtv 10
IT, md near thi- city to-day there viii proDsoS pe
.,sr,ily fair weather With slight thermal elsi2e-'
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the time in many shows Mr. Van Keuren deserves
credit for It, He had 900 loads sand beuled OF it,
the busy with their yenrlr. nary Of
them being spurted for dghth mile Several Eavc
done eighth in l2a seconds It Is ln.er-s,Iae ~ see
lot Of yearngs put throigh their primary lessons. which
are given every mornns ana II Is good as race at
tmes to see them. TAns run to from Morris PARK
every new and would paw any lover Of ho 10 20
up for hour and SCI the circus.
There every chance Of great raclHs with suecsl
conditions next week, a. L"sntaka, Hinr-an Firenzi
Ionsstreet Tenng Tulla Blackburn Deruu.h and others
will be in racing condition at tina, time
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Philadelphia Aug 5-The PhilaGelphias defeated Cni-
cago third successive time this afternoon oy oo
al-around playing. Esper steadily enecu'e through
out and while Luby not hit to an alarming extent
his widness proved costly. Attendance 2ol4 The score
e EhIf e. io iii..... :. 9 Q ga
BasehIts-Chcsgo T. Philadelphia s. ErrorsTShIeaso
g. PhiIadelphla .. Pteh,r'-LuDy and Esper Umpire
Lynch.
good games to-day kept his opponents from
punching their hits and was spendidly supported In
the third inning the visitors hed the bases WIN no ono
out and yet scored only one run Attendance 1850
The
H nS.tSn e. I.l.:::dd J J 9 u
SHShha.' = f''Sn'''-''''' '"' '''
St. Louis. Aug 5-It took eleven innings to decide
which club ont victorious to-day In the nrss
the Browns batted in rum and then let the Athletics
score three errors after which blanks were the order 70
the NINTH when balls an out and two singles
brought in two runs tying the score In the eleventh
with two and one man on third Mailman made
single and won game for the visitors Attendance
200 The score;
g. Ath sasi. ::.iY g 9 9 9 "a
Basehits Athletics TO- St. Louis = Errors-AS dIs
Cincinnati Aug 5-BatmOre lost tO-days game on
errors and inability hit Mains Caravans fielding was
wrechd and most OF Cinelnnats chalked up
against him. Otherwise the team played good game
Robinson oatted McMshon's pitching readily, and in
creased his average by four hits. The score:
F naIsimosr, x All g 9 9 g S
cnsGna and E 5%snda G
pre-AahOney.
Columbus, Aug 5-WashngtOn outbatted Columbus to.
dav but he'd poor luck in placing their hits The work
of Crooks phenomenal, aud he saved the game for
| Columbus The
Washington .----..--..0 I ! 9 q
Columbus ................2 -
Basehits-WashiDgtOn 10, Columbus 9. Errors-Wash'
lngton O. Columbus o. Pitcbers-Carsey and Dolan un'
plie-Dsys
Louisville Aug 5.-LOuisvile and Boston played an in'
arespe game today the feature which the Louis
ylles' clean fielding base balls and three-baggef
won the game in the ninth Attendance $780,
The
| Poston A. A.......0 Is
Ioui,Vfls ............1 o o o o.
DISQUALIFICATION IL Louisville s. Errors-Boston 8,
Louisville o. Pitchers-Haddock and fitzgerald I'm,
pire-k erins.
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HAGGIN AGAINST DIVER.
F1RENZI MAY MEET KACELAND AND KINGSTON
IN THE FREEHOLD STAKES.

The oueenv Firenz easily yesterday ana sho"eu
SO excellent form that Matt Byrnes has announced her
S starter In the raa for the Freehold Stakes at Jerome
PARK today With only 40 pounds to carry, she IL 10
meet Kingston (who liked mile and hslp with 10
nm and Raceland (who does like mile and halp with
nix Kingston NAV not Rscesnd and Frenzi have met
often and each has the other. When Doh are III
the hest condition the difference between them not over
three pounds To-day they carry the same weights uhoei
the schedule Flrenzs allowance giving her an sdVsn
tace If five ponds Raceand not the Raeeand OF 1853
and 1890 and needs yet race or two TO put hef on
edge II they should meet to-day at mile and nan ule
, should be close and exciting from start 70 Ehsh III
tho event Of the withdrawal OF Firenz and Engsh Lady
c rce would reduced walkover and II that shouio
hnnpep the sixsh Will be divided
Tho nroqramme is filled with interesting features These
are the entries in full in all the races
FIRST RACE-Fr-e Handicap Sweepstakes OF szo eaeh
with 81 $50 added OF the second and sleo
"a the third. One mile and iuriong
Name. w NShe, Ioo
Ranouet ...............-1l2 UDO Granoe ..--.'l w
Reckon LOG Edgar Johnson w
SECOND RACE-THE CAMDEN STAkES, Tor t"e-yeaf
ODDS of $50 each with $500 added, OF whlch SS'o
to the second and 900 the third those having won
a stake OF 81 800 excluded hom starting those not
having run second such stake allowed ID otnef
uaidrns allowed ID winners not qualified TO starr hot
tn nav forfeit. Three-quarters OF mile fC.osu
Mach . 1891 with l2S subs.
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uosyER DEFEATS TEN EYCK.

,,,....,er Me- AM, 5-The Hosmer- Ten Eyck three
Mill, noe ,ook Mace thi, afternoon a. Lake Qun-i2uhou
the former winning CARLY 70 minutes 522 seconds, Zen
F,, came in twelve seconds l1ter and i've ehg'o' o'
one thousand people were present Ten tJch ra'n'u /"
foul saying that at the turn thr s''rh u is. .ho
49, - T., collision with hi, boat, but as neither the
-. ,or iudae. At the stake saw anything that APP
nroacb.d A foul it WIS not admitted Ho'mcl wa
,va-ded tho race. The stakes were $3.50 'iue anu "
nurse Of 81 80 equally divided for training expenses
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waherN O 3O-l 1o-l

reT""' o. loi..----.. (weber) 3o-1 1o-i
Itmc-1 :f4la.
Prather place S. 90
Ihis was Lepsnto's race all the way lie took tbs
Ieaa scon after The start and being headed voa
ceVery ~ two lengths Prather second length ant
hsu before EsquimSu who ridden with Hamltns
ususl energy and dash. Pratler and stryke came "
collision near the head Of stretch without damage
either side far "a could be seen
FIFTH kACEswcepstakes for twoyesrods Of $40 each,
with 81, 600 added Of which 5000 TO second and 800
to thrd weights 10 N below the scale the wirner 70
be ssd 1t auction for 1000 allowances Five f'onss
BETTING
81. ri.
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one ont when winning run was SCORED.
Staten staten Island t A. Co.,. . . 9 9 q
Earned runs-Staten leland A. c; :, Crescent A. G. I.
Ei. ha.e nv Island A. c. 2, Crescent A g
Ief on bs.es-Staten Island a. {. :. Crescent \: {.
. First ba.e on bals-Or O'Nei 3. Struck out-Nah
2ant Klaus Gilbert. BassiOd >. Brush HotkIss, Csi-
mus johnson. Home rgn-3rush Threebase hit7-BrilI
1,Ts1 rwO-ba-. hlts-Murphy, Erauss sacrifice hits
CJmns NiIkeDs 2 Stolen bnses-K rauss Finley Rooney,
VIM Double play 20 'F1W brush and Hotehdse. HIT
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burg l2e Busted 1ls. oberlln 40. Mohean Ioo' Sf
Charles 1903 VIE Marie 101 and Luray 80
These were the pool sales -
Second raoe-Homes So BslgOwan SIS, Apollo slo'
Ayrshire lass -. o. erin ~. -
Fourth race-Eon sos. Nowor-Never 81 Csrrol siE'
Abb sll. Seunterer S.
No pools sold on the others.
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ASSOCIATION.
urrrIr SEEKING NEW PLAYERS.

Syracuse " Y, Aug. 5.-Mansser Mutrie' OF ne New.
v asebal club j. trying 20 secure the release OF
pitcher Couqhln Mutre said tonight that he was NOS
akino a vacation the seashore, IN reported. lie IL
brstluc co pitcher and has his choice Of four OF The
best minor League pitchers IN the country e arc mas
-, . oelder who Is 70 wear the New.York uniform
nxt season pitcher VIII soon Join the New-York
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The nine OF the Athletic Club Schuyikhi navy,
PHILADELPHIA was Chcagoed" by the New-Jersey Athleuo
Cluh a Bsyonne N j. yesterday afternoon the Visitof'
had crack team with Bergen OF Princeton, in the BOX
but did not get Until the ninth inning, when
the A. G. ). " went to pieces, the game was pSyeu 70
nertectlon The New.JeIsey had TO play Two SUD-
stitu.as Their success largely due TO the mo
battery work OF westeryelt and W. Curre There was
large local attendance the er1ns being happy over Inc
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INCREASING THE REWARD FOR 4LNT's CIPrURE.
Hanover ". H.. Aug 5.-The town OF Hanover -
determined to do all in its power to secure AMY
arrest and win tomorrow morning increase It's To
uar 10 a 500 making ~ 600 In all for the man WIN
csntures the murderer Of Christie Warden.
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ASSOCIATION.
GAMES TO-DAY.

GAMES TO-DAY.
LEAGUE.
Boston vs. Chicago a. Boston. VIVIAN
New YORK v P.tl,blr2, 90 Polo Grounds New.foik.
BROOKLYN -. Cle7esnd. at Eastern ParH brooAyh'
Philadslphis vs.. Cincinnati. at Philadelphia.
ASSOCIATION.
Louisville VS. Boston at Louisville.
Cincinnati vs.. Baltimore at Cincinnati
Columbus vs. Washington, 30 Columbus
ST. Louis ". Athletics. AT 81. LOUIS
The Ncw.York and rittsburg teams VIII play at ne
po, Grounds today Rusie and Baldwin will probably b
the pitchers. -
The investigation into the amateur standing OF Van
Zant O, the Staten Islsnd Athletic Club team las
amounted to moth such investigations usua 10 ihs
Larga. against Van Zant could not be substantlated
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'Nn '0O'T i,mr-2:i7h, 2:Isi2, 90, PISA.
an CrASS pIrPSE - 900 UNFINISHED
.r1rRToy LOWERS HIS RECORD.

Independence, Iowa, Aug. 0-A'leron ioN'ro ', ~
r.rord today to 2I2. Mary Morshall went III -'i-'i
MANAGER fpace) went in :I41. Track fast
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In the diagram a continuous line shows Le % ~
nuctuations yesterday, observed at the OhIteu
sgnal Service Station this city The dS,les pmIdiag
de temperature noted at PeFrys Pharmacy, sun ous
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j. McTaughln's b. Q. Take Back by Wood.
lands-Lady's Maid 100 (car 1Ool -

Mutuas-rake Back straight paid $40 Is place 81 50 ;
Knapssck place S2S 50.
When they arrived at the crest Of the Hill the leaders
were wah Jim, Take Back aud Knspsack, with ST.
Pancras steaming along behind. In whipping finish
Take Back won rather easily by length; Knapsack
second, head before ST. Pancras.
SIXTH RACE-Handoep steeplechsse, with $3.50 added,
which s1eo second and $50 TO third entrance fire.
The short stee p eehase course.
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rArnR1rE HoRsE DIES ON I'M

Xyorces..r Mass Aug. liking william, sorrel ge'u'
Ing owned bv W. A. Bags Of Springfield dropped ueau
an the track az the Agricultural Grounds at the ''o VI
the first heat in the 80 class lie hau nhSneu "
TId -, %, and I,fore the heat sold the fsyorite.
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Sacrifice ht~-Snyder, Simpson, westeryeid s.olen
Montgomery. thauneey sEsuanlaag RsSse On
Westervet .. Left bases-A G 5: n nss eS
A. c 2 Hit by pitched ball-kreos FIRST pess on
errors-A c. 5 y. l. New.Jersey 4. C., L st,nez ouS1
BY Bergen 4. by Westervelt g. Passed y NJ
hauncev o Mid pteh-Bergen. un!plres-o' T. NV
CTnn ana II II Davis. Time u game-1 :36.
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ssnio place 81 e5. 1870
Westmoreland and Benefit were she pcemskers. Litte
McGowan down the steep decnVity ieauhg mo
the south field losing his rider DOckman, who was
badly up. The Countess wnt out OF te course
after crossing Picnic Hill and tool near-cut Tor home
jumped well, but dveed so one that the ne'd soon
dIstanced her Montapeake Refused the water Jump ana
came home IN disgrace Delaware took the lead from
westmoreand just reacn,g the fiat and showed the
wsy home winning easily b four lengths Bassanio
second two lengths before Beneht
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There Is but one trunk line passenger station on
the Island Of Manhattan. IL Is Grand Cenua o'sS'
of the New York Central.
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c0RINTRIAN A. G

Earned Staten Island &; corih'hian n IN
First base by errOT.-Saten Island g. = $, Sorn ,a
A. c. Q Lett bases-staen Island C. C. s. C2r Tn
A e. Z First o. bais-Ou Powers j, Oh Iurher
s. Struck out-Arnol1, Powers z, alsrst3n I'onher
Fisk Cantl,n Turner Collins, Nessproos '. w
isss hits-Turner Vroom Sacrifice hits-Tyng. Vroom.
stolen bases-Csrr Powers. Double pays-fO-Ser IN
TmuIre-Wertbrook. Time camel 80.
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CLEVELAND.

Earned runs-NeW 0rk u, CleNeanu .. rIr9'
bv errors-New- l. Cleveland A. Left on 1assZNeW
York H. Cleveland o First base on baIlsCo1 living
az Young J. Struck Out-By J. Ewing q by young T.
Thrae.base hts-W Ewing, Virtue Two6ass hit
Conner Bassett j. Ewing. Davis, Virtue Stolen bases
--Tisrnan . W. Ewing 2 thinner Double play
and puckley Passed ball-Zimmer. Umpltes-fOWerS
Battin. Time OF game hours.
The BtookIyn and PittsbUrg teams played close anu
evening game at Eastern PARK BrOoklyn yesterday, be-
for. q good sized crowd, considering the weather The
pittsrgs won the the eighth inning when some
timely batting assisted by errors, by fouu anu F'uSS
GIVE the visiting players five runs and the game The
score was as appended;
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THE RECORDS.
LEAGUE.

The three leaders close together. but Chicago
remains IN front spite OF the three receat defeats Tina
records are follows;
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Buffet cars on Berkshire Hills trains of New foes
Central. zee time table.
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errST,"BfooEiyn Titsburg Left on base.-BroSkiya
PittsburV s. First base bals-Or C0ruthers 2 on
Calvin Struck outCaFToi . Calvin Threes sss
rlfce h.-Ward. IOutz Burns. Mack. Bertauer CALVIN
stolen bsses-FOutL, SfIgart. Berbauer Wild pche-
CarntherS l. Calvin ]. Cnpir~-Hurst. Time OF game
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lnred At wost Brighton Ye,tsrday

superb game was prayed at West Brighton yesterday
between the Staten Island and Crescent Athletic Club
teams for the Amateur championship. The superior
hating OF the Island them the victory,
hat only after a stubborn fight The score was as
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". c. Days b. c. Lepanto by Kingnsher-
Leightonia, yrs, 60 n (csr 7o-l.-....
w. B. Burch's Dr. h. Prather, q. III.
(Isylor 2 1s-5 4-5
(HsinltonJ 70 s-5
Long Knight. aged penn SOL I5-I
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by pltcher-Rooney wild pitcA-o'Sen l. UmDirs-sslu-
Time Of gane-1 81.

An equally well.pxyed game occurred ss Nvinvsesn
yesterday between the Staten Island Cricket and tas
Conthan Athletic Club Turner pitched splendid
game except that his bases on balls were costly Inc
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SINIH KACE-Sweepstakes OF tZU cdCH, IUI HIdIuVI WV
,sarolos with 81 900 added, Of which $500 to the
ond and 500 to the third those not having run second
10, 81 900 allowed 5 n. Five furlongs
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Mutqals-Rsdha colt straight pad els 80 place 90 80
Helen Rose place so 90
Beck, Vsnqusher and Soho were withdrawn. The
Esdha colt had the best Of they the NIL
the head Of the stretch with Helen Rose and wacott
IN close attendance The Radha colt hard ridden remained
In front and won by head from Helen Rose who beat
Kingsock four lengths. The tussle between Kngstock
and wSleott was lively both Mclaughlin and Hon.
ilton riding their hardest for third place
FOURTH RACE-S"eepstskes for three year-ods and up
ward Of so each, with Al 900 added Of which 300 10
second and 800 TO third. Weights 10 n below the
scSle the winner 70 be sold at auction az 81 oOo AL
.Owances. One nile
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PITCHERS BADLY NEEDED.
THE GIANTS WIN BY SHEER LUCK.
CAPTAIN EWING IN THE FIELD AGAIN-THE
BRIDEGRooMs BEATEN.



Nsw.York 8. Cleveland T. Boston L. Cincinnati !.
PirsburR Z. BROOKLYN O. Philadelphia q, Chicago L.
ASSOCIATION.
Columbus 5, Washington A. Boston 8, Louisville 4.
Cincinnati 3, Baltimore 3. AtaiStlc 4. St. Louis 3.
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Refused. - Fell. (Montapeake sne bt'ie Me0o"an
sold coupled)
Tines :3Ss.. -
Mutuals-Deawase straight paid SD o' Pis0s ~ o~'
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George place 40 81
Jim Glare. School Boy Torchight MI. Sass Noiu"'7'
and Kirkov-r did Beck made the fdhhlhE "
the clubhouse with Irelswood second Sir george mira
On ~ south field turn Beck still led In the suetch
Firenz cane through followed by Sir George IAe s'te
showed nBe burst Of speed but could DOT reach flr~
VINO won a. she pleased by length and half Sir George
second three lengths before Margherts, who was ridden ia
. lsckadaiscal manner
THIRD RACE-Free welter-weight handicap sweep
stakes foY all ages Of $40 each, with $1,000 aaaed OF
which 500 to second and 800 to third Five FUR
longs.
Betting.
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FIFTH RACE-sweepstakes for three-year-ods ana up
ward Of $50 EACH with 900 added OF "hleh @zoo "
The second and 800 TO third the winner to be
soo ut auction for - 500 allowances 1hreequsftr-
Of a mile.
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THIRD RACE-THE TRENTON STAKES. for three
vesrods Of $50 each. with 81 600 added the second %
receive $3.50 out of the The winner to he sofa
=. ouc,,op tor AZ 600 Allowances. one mile. Closed
Mar" - A0- ~ VIZ. Sane W.T.
A6XentHr6r Prince Charming --..---- -
MAY Lauren ---------'---'- -
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FOURTH RACE-THE FREEHOLD STAKES, Of 800
EACH with 81, 500 added, OF which $500 TO ts second
horses not having won when carrying weight 70: age
or more In 1891 more than 81 900 allowed ID. or II
not more than 81 900. 10 n winners in 1871 al
lowed is n maidens II years more allowed 20
H. one mile and a half. Closed March 2 1871 "ith
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Fauvett jumped away with the lead and ran COVE 10
the half two lengths before Bonnie Burke, tapped by Gar
mine On the home turn Lester NJ to second place
but Feuvette kept lead into the stretch, when che gut
Lester then came forward and easily by two lengths
Bonnie Burke getting the place length from Carnhe
SECOND EACE-Purse $50 OF which 500 70 second.
Sailing allowances. One mile
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DETAILS OF THE RACING.

FIRST RACE-Sweepstskes FOR non-winners since July
OF so each with Al 600 added OF which $500 TO SECOND
and 500 third horses which have not been placed
Nccond allowed n. Five fuIlongs.
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