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SoU1 sx1ATsar DKyzAxs on Hn
OWN DLAMOND.

An % vgkieh Msips shs New yerhs IN sns
Isse ssr the Flae-Thrss I.sagss oa.ss
rssvsatsA ~ Rats eetttins sAs TrsuSss
n SA> Rochester Clss-Hssuits .. a.
Anss4esH Associates other oanss.
xhs basebail battle eYss msrsily aions for
shs Eastern teams and up 10 dats their trip
= ne West has been one OF the most ENJOYABLE
- fsosrd. They sprans ppon their Western
fbss on July with all the dash and vieor dis
( played By the old Continsntals n i77e. ana tho
victor - che Fasteners has bean ouits a. eom-
pists - VAS that OF our Revolutionary Grsnd-
sirss, Unless unexpected rsvsrses occur. the
Wsst VIII. at the conclusion OF the present trip
sons 70 the conclusion that none Of its teams
srs built for pennant. winning purposes. and
ehat Eastern zsphyrs are much better adapted
= unfo,dins the championship bannsrs than
- syoioaes Of the West
Yssesrday the New Yorks sat calmly IN their
Actsl e Pittsburgh vatohins the efforts Of the
rAin q psnstrass the smoks.iadsn atmosphere.
Ths NSw Yorks did not lit bat toss bail.
= ~: a. sn umD!sS: asS yss thsf %sds 4.
81 Ssstss :fpssts wss. sSss sSrlAs i s:ss "a
sa fssSs took s;1S nS .Ss ss.f II .trsskps
An'0 'S4ps sna fn tSss sppss- Mas.: 'sS s
WS:s sS: E55I!.d:iSSisis I'S 49,. h1 ani;Ssd
- Se,s q = ;:ecs$ "a e'.Sss "a R.sS: q: = ,:l.saa:. Az!
SXS1 and soniins strongly and ssssdiiy,
sssIs esicrs sSs season sna:. sSa cSIssss
e3yes ,RssTSiss Of mekinS ,s I SSspsrss4H; eshs
3e1f viii now jumr In and DO some strop9
VII the team will est . lead that cannot b
,Doko0 away. oRrrib1 some extremely hard
- The result Of the game yesterday Vas:
PHILADELPHIA, 6; Chicseo, z
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The National A. G.

Ameeting of the Board OF Directors Of the National
Athletic Club held At the club house In Brooklyn.
last night Tho club partially rsorkanissd BY the
dropping Of some OF the dead wood" which has
elosssd Its past H. G. Naddocks elected - the
Games Committee in place Of George r. Kaiser -
ssned- Henry II. Ray Will be chosen Chairman OF thaS
body. Charles B<rner the sxPresident OF the clsh
was chosen Vice ssdens in place OF & H Martin.
Who failed to qualify for the position The Auditing
COMMITTEES With Emil Foeiler. WarnsS
H. De Ghuse and C. BruggeSWorth.
John Mann was chosen LisutsnanI vice Jack eksllt
who failed 90 qualify Thomas NcEAmaYa vas elected
70 the Games Comm and the anixed commit
tee now stands; Henry u Raw, Chairman; 4 a. Ma.
docks 8. II. Sweet ana H. J. PlSops.
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4 SRlKE-UP ar ROCHK0fKR
The Only Ws1 N Which - gsttas Trouble
In . Club.


They do things differently In tho Eastern
Association. When the onHoials Of club got
Into tanRle there are no lawsuits or physical
tussles over tho question of authority. The
difficulty IA settled in much castor manner
Tho President OF tho League. y. D. White.
simply investigates the trouble. yanks ont the
reigning officials, puts In q new set and sets
the ball rolling again.
For some time past diseord has been tho
most prominent feature OF tho Roche ester Club
OF the Eastern Association. Tbs policy laid
out By. President thinner and President
Nolan has met With the hearty Opposition Of
the players, who day or 20 ago refused to
throw another. ball while the presAnt of1cIsls
were In control OF anairs. The OIL cials also
Last hight PTssideni @hIss sfs sf Tor AoeSosser.
and. after he has been there few hours there
will be new President Of the club. thinner.
who is butcher. is said TO be not ayerse 70
'ss s ss :Sa st txSs j. wa
5refsr.~l. ~ willing .sso step down aad
President. thinner has not yet been
divuleed. but he 10 said 10 BE- q responsib ble
person. who has already advanced $500 toward
keeping the clpb In the Geld: Financially, how
ever. the Rochester Club 10 IN good shape.
there being 500 e II: credit At Buffalo q lie
x .hS snS Bp b
ance Sf the prompt and effective msthode now
IN vogue there seems to bo no reason Why Il
should not run along smoothly ana prosper.
ously.
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- hip work. and 4 hundred ysrds nom home
.vardsf cue Il tho thfee-year-old winning by
sss, sSssa SssS s.S:s AS.1s S third two lengths
avespstases Of s2o each With oc0 adasl sf which
80 ~ sseosd Asd sicO 70 third; ceiling allowances,
k.vsnse.t.rsh q Riot q ~ ,ask csas-Assi.,tA
z. cs,ssIsn D. ysrds. ios ii.ilsii. .....:.......
frs.sss'f Ts.s s,.siss sh Asssa lot !ssrssnh.
k..rss,as g @ M !Ss,ns : e Riot " 70 fsrsi.
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Th. Ae.e Gu. Club Sheet

Live bird shooting at ten live birds sseh vas hRs-
ducsd into the Acme Gun Club At Dexter Park. Lsas
Islard yesterday In addition to the regular blue rock
shooting II proved great succsaa- The veteran
Capt y. sauter the nrst prize with clean score
OF In the blue rock shoot for the best average
at the end of the another Tom shsrt,
broke 10 out of 20 The scores were a. follows
Live Brit tshoot-Landman 7; yohlbaeh. 0; LudstsaS
Z; stsntzlA 9: Nenks 7; Hook, o; Link g; Short VI
sh.ette De.hoa q; bornsy. L.hmsisr .; walden.
Blue Rock shoot-LAndmAnL Is: vohrbAck 1s; Lud-
stadt ~: stentze 5; MsntsL y; Hook. 3; Link, IoI
Short 10: shosiile Ia psthlon 8; Greinsr II; Leh-
nAier 8; sAnter. ~.
aAe!ward Mr.: Shosttls won the nrst and ssoosA
and Neutsl the third.
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OR1cAaOs RUNNING MkErua.
Small Fields OF Horses In which Heael
were Ah0ae Equally Divided.

0neu k1oIeo OF Aorseo IN "htoh Aoa0r0
were About Equally Divided.
CHICAGO July 1-yavoritss and ssldsrs broke even
on muddy track At Washington Park to-day in the
prsssnes Of attendance Of 5000 that shivsrsd -
though Il were cold fall weather.
Geld Of nine to the post In the nrst Raes sig
furiongA Rio Grauds and Blaze Duke we're equal
favoritss at 10 each NO ofaads finished next to
last while Blaze Duke poor third Two Bita -
70 =. Won In eAntsS BY feuE lsnSths and the 70
sbst Carlsbad beat Blaze Duks length snd half for
second place. Time. ;1sh ri.os odd..rwo % Two
win Ireat fancy Ief heavy GoiaE
Four scratches In tbs mile dash for thrseysareid
left eight siAs.srs. Glen hush and Asbeu were even
fAyorite. att TO sseh neither got place The 10
inEtn and bali from the % 20 chance Rspu,stion.
HaIsihuSst finishing third Tina iaa Place Odds
Twoto PshnyroyaL <to Reputation
w'af % ,n: ss'i IN =: mil; Il
lorris WAS poor thTG Time. sis7. Place odds-ato
A.a sns :.s1.rs isas tisss sessi fssoris. .s
and he with iitt!e riding by length and the %
shot John DAILY beat the chAnes John Irwin four
Eysa nssE Lone sr LEE s:Ssns BHSSs Sss, p% pa Place Odds
tbs nfth rss. Il ens nii. saac stxt..a,A had four
.Ss sos fro. :ssl. % l.S S..a%ns ~ *. .Sos nos
s::sst ns%: y .sas r.: s
purse With seven stsFtsrs closed the days raoins
hSs Sa :HS sd s aSsa
ssto shot wan H.adly by I'VE snsshs, from he 10
II he Ssiti1s. tiird. . SssI %. iimS a.ci.
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vro,s lrnA1D,
r." A,... r..: . T..s !. :. :: !: : =; g 80.

l ~ - Apeue TIne Isef vee - = -. u eas
y. =. A q. Css.s - A. passrstssai.s.
n sseisnt war bstween the Staten Island
A0eaA the Nsv Jsfsey A. O. baseball tsams
hssSt6ksn ont afresh aud with great Violence
| After smouldsring for . couple OF years the
| flames have burst forth again. 1t should bs
explained that the Staten Islands ere the
bright particular stars Of the Amateur League
and that shs New Jerseys are Eastern cham
pions OF the Amateur Athletic Union. soms
time aeo the Jsrssys were alss IN the Amateur
League. and their side Of tho story 10 tha,
they were beating the etetsn Ialands % badly
that the friends Of the latter team were morti.
ned bsyond sxprossic n. The Staten Islands
were 30 sxssperatod that thsy began to put Ill
sorts OF affronts and iniustiess upon the Jer-
seys tho result beinR that the bergen Pointers
withdrew from the Amateur League That is
IN substance the story - told BY the New Jor-
soy A. G. people.
The Staten Island recital diners materially.
Tho sdherents Of she latter club claim that the
New Jerseys were oustsd from the league for
the reason that they insisted on playing semi
professionals in other positions than those OF
pitcher and catcher. The rulss OF the Amateur
League permit the employment BY its club
nsnbers OF semi. professional batteries The
New Jerseys. 30 the Staten Island people say.
not only employed . semi professional battery.
but also played professionals In other POSI-
ttons. and for this offence they were expelled
from the league.
On leaving the Amateur League the N. }. A.
@ team Joined forces with the Amateur Ath-
ursd ss : sSinins lishI he 4. A. y. rules
=. ss X. X osa ssoud.e
sssss s, !s: : Az A@s!sS:. Sssl:;is; y.iss: si rfs;
4. sSs 4: :sS 8
ior sssfs xope On e diamend @ rs:y eS'S siso
snss', ~. ssss.. :'s Il slpsss ss sse . ~. Ss M
Pss:,sss: ,. . essq; 3 %,f sn%
:. s:!ss sss Hss s1ss sss e
i:s: "a h;is:s: hs!s hs%ts:ss s:sa
aPSS .Ss q sa:s Sshs. and ealing M
% sSss o. he psssessl .D DpSie. e SnS essh n has @
s. s mad. 20 q
s. Eve ss:n .TG sas & sSa ssd s s:
e% me rs e: s,.ss ssse ..
% scS On '0l hs "H S.:us ss game.
: :ss,y ss:s SH e q: dessd '9:: a
= s,n sqsh i.n s;.: ::S
sia q %: 4 II
g z; ssst s:ts lilo &. &:
l. A. o. fold The standing Of. the Amateur
1AaguS d compared with the A. 4. p, 20 the
a4atEs fs pictured.
matter. ssid ths staten Island 4 q team @ sp. %
peared to b all Ftght v here It was. Tho Anna
yeare and was s!ill! DOING. Well. The clubs IN
S;ssiSs "a ts::%sas .,s ssS ID
tho 4. I. It.. and decided not 70. do So Tbe
members were we'll satisfied with their present
e =; ssss s:s'' Ia. M o: % e:
.ssS shssnsN 4: eEEsn ,E.s y:
sans cf the two clubs were Yelling You're
afraid" at each other recently. Sullivan and
yeH van. f. clsy q; .;.nd ::'d the Bergen
o.. e. Csrt4.i.ly ven p!.y, yo9.Sy ss"pondsd The
II te Rss !: .sss 1s1 q s1a Viii DO
said Sullivan. wen pnt up IS apises. That
VII! be about our nnapelal speed. and wen Est
Z: s1sd s ever Sc a though $500
match. and Il they succoed t6ere viii be some
very interesting games OF baseball In this
The sun., 1891-07-08

The annual meeting Of the Standard Athletic Club
vas Id ~ ths club rooms IN Brooklyn last night The
following onosrs we're ,hsn elected for year. Pres
ldspt Gsorxs Wood yies. .prssldsnI granE Pidsson,
S:sIs. L.ras:Ii.Iss, ylnsasis! s:srss, S H,:. Z:
Csptsip. Jsmes ulss3on; LasstsnaAS Prank Mysasd;
9sn.s T. Gscos.ssi Dams: a'.sssA sss wssS
Schpidtk
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,InsAYl q ~ .; IALnnons, !

,nainsd ruD..Cineiane,L Z Ivob.s. Mt-Ksliy
penbls pisys-wiss and Werden Kelly and Wbitnsy;
4oeipsol and csnayAn First base on hals-naltimera
tls C1Actnpsh Q. Struck out-HH DAkaly. 2; By Cysna
Tsus-5 houra Umpirs-Fsreuson.
sosroS "a. ~ IL; coLussus q
Doe9oH July 7.-Today's game between Boston and
Coa1mbus vas which bad been pqstponsd from the
Yssosdine ssrss was Played In drtssling rain. and
Seea Iiaye1 as AL Ths scorer
The sun., 1891-07-08
The A. A. q. ..a Ar. tsur League.

me interest in the two amateur leagues this
scipsss that Of former ysAxa BSGss crow d sttsnd
the samsA and with OF tive exceptions Of the
clubs IN either organization have thing Of defeat
ing their opponsuts In the Amateur League ths
Staten Island Athletic Club loom up in first place TIE
insisvosd Visid ClaS ar. sseoad bsinS % owing 20
GTescsnt Iihsues are about holding their while
snd thsn. ThS foiewhS record does lot Include the
Ssne played bstwssa the Staten islAnd Athletic Club
Wkiah viii - pjAy "a over again;
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The ws.nevs ~ Gleuesstsr.

GLo1essTsR, Jsiy T-SolowiuE are the rssuia sf ~
dayS events,
Tirss ksss-oss mile Samaritan vsu. RAvsrA p.
sssona H:ns. thisd. Tins I :tsS a. vt. -,
.ess ssssSI s.ysTwysi ihiiG Tins oso
rins iS do: ssoonS isgsis ssat .siis rtns Won
youTh kse.-sis end os. Ss.Is.r furlS.s ssiisbusy
nfss sass.s,a a sPq ons % S.if isrSSuss Appcmssssz
sixth E.cs-four ssd snshslf fusionss. oensItsys
Won, Carlow second. Regina third. rms, os5ok
The sun., 1891-07-08

Coldmbss' ss'''''''','''''".'.''',,''''V v y
-: .a ee%i eaoas Da.s ..sss
Sl0-Ao9ssehy Sroa,hs.S Rua:s sssI:n bs:ss.
10 % Isis-Sy ii.daosi by x.s;Sn si 81 poiss,
Srusk ept-by Haddeef. B. Double plsys-ASIphy and
AtSisksE lwhssiock. csooka and Lshans uDptss-
WASHINGTON, II; LorisviLLsT T.
z WAsaIyssox, July 7.-wsshinsien hit the ball h3fd
ss ssasy. q: sinnins % VIII hsads dosn Hasadssss @
ltA The score:
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q. Gss e r,s, = y, ss. s...s
The fslievtnG Sunday. Juiy ~
Ss ~ ,sss,sr ss;SsSsF: s;.:: e a. .:sy.:,.ss
club EIeradl i0sts street and Sirss AsssSx -
The sun., 1891-07-08

~S ~%SEE - @&~S s<.@e~V@~.
Tee Tray sss Lewi..ssr re-. Dees
Best-uenere DtviAea.
There vas only . fair attendance at the
Brighton Beach races yesterday. Those who
did 20 saw soms vsry eood racing especially
In the last race. which made those who had
backed the favorite tremble In fear that the
bookmakers had scooped In their money
Four favoritea managed 10 pass under the
wire In the lead. The seventh race was the
most exciting OF the day. There were I've
| sntiies-Iowlander. Glendale. Toa Tray. Pei
ham. and st. Luke-but only three started.
LovlaAdsr. Tea Tray. and St. Luke The dis
tance was . mile and furlong. Tea Tray y as
the favorite. Many. however. thought that
Lowlauder had n good chance, and they
thought that Bergen might 10 able to land
him in tho lead. When they got away Low
lander was In front. He hold tho lead to the
lower turn. and 10 looked very much as "
Tea Tray would DO beaten. He and st.
Luke had been having close race.
and n the last isw yards q The
Into the homestrstch St Luke weakened and
hand Tn: :n t.. ss shS,i s,
ssn On tho ss.r Tay
;s 81 81 h:S
iOok Lu0 iouu nnu kuAbgh coNotoi iVnekus
nsss .ons sns Sss
T. aEs Fs /: s1@ ssefH ss
ss sss'h :sS' :2sa :s:s :s q
Ri. S I.,i oh f, e, .s S;r s.
turn. when Golden Reel pssssd hsr: co%IP9s
sSs T Is.a 1ish Ionstord Stass ciS:s bs
a:a Rs b..ns sSssa ere:
osss IS: ss. -: even sos 81 i :: :ss ID
s: Il: g.'h h1e sisH in front
ssSs " "
s:: s:qbs' bs a: s: Nss;: 81 , ,sysS
nlly came in the last furlo1x. beating Peruvian
isnssh Hg hsasfa snd hsf Hsas' losing the place 0'
Cruiser von. the third race BY . length from
ssrs: snsS. Ss cs hs asS q e:
races:
THE FIRST RACE.
seG s:'nE ss: 5, 4 fsa .s
AsS:s!s s.ss,.. 81 + S:ei lis
s.s s.% ss sa2:. Snis . kSs!S {: dI;;.
sianehs. ssd ssaniS:l 40 r.as,s ~
=: s:i Ed s;:s
THE SECOND RACE
rrrss 500 Tor maiden swoyear oldss ssinAss nvs
oisIas stable. Oh { xsduss aly. BY spsnasasin
b Ee6srm%isss % ss see:iiss. ss q L!nshj. ,:.:..
s. %' ssSs ss Ssass. e.: iiis ss:
A'.s'n and osan'''. 4,Ss s!ss r,1 ,,o.x
s.s.,.s.1:. to .s:,::s , W: suz ..s,,,...
THE THIRD RAcH
Pure 300! seven fsrenFL
Len a..acy s,cs' 3 Cruiser. assa Sy WssAsfss-,
S:.ssa: s.fsfs iiS I!i:il
.1s:s ). :.s
s.s.:: s::s. "a :s
THE rouRTR RACE.
). cei,ss: ! a : Ionriora a; S I ~ Isass.n.v-s..
kss:la9 % Sable. m Soa:n Rec: ioi JRss:i.saj
il 'sss S;ssis :sS;I = e:
r.: 10 . sos.s Tasusis s.ia saso Z sssS. 'ssd ssd
THE r1rTH RACE.
Purse d 500 for thrssysareids; one mile ssA stn.
=. i.ylo,'s b. e. j. B. BY wnwict-ha.i. p. loa
it:sr:s q 1...sSsd nsssss 10 :; x..:.,
BsthnR-six 10 against j. b. 70 I Hannah. TO
vaSabond kusuals paid e<s4 tle0 aAd e3A
THE SIXTH RACE.
s: sg . q:
j. b1ysrS aiiy. iio
,on. s fss q a.ss. Ss
Tune ll7&
is.r. & is''1;; ss.s: s:' is's . Il s;:s
TIE sEvENTH RACE.
purss 500; mile and fuyonR
sw. Laksland's CD b. Tea Tray. By Rayoa Gor-Ula
&C ha!vsu. 81 q Lowlandsr. By Lovisnd Chisf-
sbssd heat Tea Tray won tho run-o6
Ttme-l:5Ih 2OA
, sstunE-fwo TO on Tea Tray. 2 70 Lsyisude. eto
St. Luke. Run-od-rhres TO ] on Tea Tray, 70 I
Ainst LswIandsr. Autuais paid ssa &250 and slso
Entraes for Brighter Beach.
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rHB RECORD

0sssSS2 ~ S.ly 7-oysrsoa,As 90 e. we're q 4 ptsni.. q
- S4469fkds Ioses6 nissraHs aA1 dlAesstsd. me
Gl4 e the eets vas not inclined 70 AsouDs any
,{6l17oGm. Thornton seemed Slusve while the FhA-
1890 sstsA - quite ~ home NTH stsins tviss
The sun., 1891-07-08
RACK TO OLD JEROME PARK.
Riley ana Hsa 10 Meet IN tAs I.e.s Rra.sA
Handieap.


Riley ana Esa 70 Meet IN the Isene 1ra.sh
Hsndiear.
The programme offered By the Monmouth
Park Racing Association for to-day II not very
large. but the fact that Riley and Judge Nor
row are to meet In the Long Branch Han dicap
at one mile and . quarter will undoubtedly
bring great many persons TO Jerome Park.
a. these horses arc almost In the nrst nisht Of
American thorouGhbrsds at present
The scene shifts to-day from Morris Park
with Its straiehtaway course and immense
stretches to picturesque Jerome Park with its
many curysa The change will Be Agreeable to
many who have pleasant memories OF Jerome
Park. which. after all. has been the stamping
ground ofmany great race horses In days gone
By. 1t will b the hrst time In almost two
Ysars that races have been run there. but
there have been few changes made. and the
place will be - familiar - Of yors to the old
timers.
The Long Branch Handicap II tho only stake
feature on the programme, and the only two
worthy Of consideration appear to b the top
weiRhth Riley and Eon. Riley carries las
pounda and makes his nrst appearance since
he defeated Rascland and Potomac for the
consy Isiand Cup At sbsspshsad Bay. The
track Will undoubtedly 30 . tribe heavy.
but nobody ever heard Of Rilsy not
liking soft or sticky going. The dis
tanos 10 to his fancy. too. although .
mile and half would suit him better. He
has done everything Green B, MoErls has
a os sssf & ne.r. t1 shcus ss iSSs ssoS
exactly hoy eood hor:e he has In CorrGsn's
PIG PIG son o. LonxisiiS9w., Eon hsndicepped st
opponent and, those yho saw him win the
Hatghton Handicap ON Saturday last carving
iaeopps pO9nG IL x af .SinE i ns that a9d
hs: royal chance Of Winning. Mr.
Philip DIVER has always contended that mile
And z Quarter was . tribe further than Eon
SnIed 70 EG wun last no5sss put ne wo1 the
distanee, in a:osK.remaskabiy fast time on
any tr1Ek. AZ, outside OF ne Monmouth stratsht-
s", whs Ircx t cannot & p 700 wet . or sa9ay s1
on that SCORE Cynosur$ l05. and RspoFter.
luo. SIe out OF II out LHzl. ana Don Juan
Snouio nave qolt9 z tmSsle Iot tnlfd pace
1DVWRH th ~ nsIs 1a0 EyGnoky @ snouta haS N
00l0At 0h0nId
The sun., 1891-07-08

ueDsl lrsns-Phnadsphia. Z Tvobsse hits-Ihosa.
~ q: ps,sh.p,y Double p,Ay.-sktaals; sys!s y!s
M[y46erntca .: on Stein. struck out-ly stssn. J.
~ plteh-Stsin nms-i:Sn unpires-BAtttA anA
The sun., 1891-07-08

iiI:ss Hss;:. SSdSoSJI
- Eaxasd rsn,-Athistie, s. Twobs.s httsI1alinaa.
4sl1an s.oisa eass:-Eooa cc,esran GA rs.t bs.s
4 6s by pitched bali-sy stvste 1; BY Gll6th, L
a4tsysE oetnEy sttyeMa ?: ey v5imsh: by Msysinf.
F&iAs-30k Cmptrs-Jonss.
cIHcInsAn T. ~ Q; BALTIMORE ..
DAssInoax July z-Cinotuuah defeated Baltimors
ieAAy ~ . few timely hits and srrors AtIsndspeA
The sun., 1891-07-08
HlRNnss RACES At POINT RRExx1
aslasnitA introduces Dsrk Msrss sA ~
$50 Glass.

PHILADK1lH1A. July Z-Thres lively nAesA
made pleasant commencement for the mseea
ing at Point Breeze this aftsrnoon. and al the
heat winners lowered their recordA Charley
@. was the tlp for the 2:20 class, but Goldsmith
had . dark horse In tho stallion Leicester, who
rselsd on three rapid miles. going fastsr easA
time. until he did third heat In 2:18k.
Charley G. was second In every mile. but wes
set back for three breaks In the frst Mamie
Woods looked dangerous In the second hest
whom she passed Leicester. going to the quar-
ter In 33K seconds and the half In l:0a when
Goldsmith called on Leicester hs beat the
roam marc easily, however. Leicsstsr b
years old and comes from Vermont having .
mark Of 2:27 at 4 years. his sire. Deucalioas
In BY Rysdyk's mblstoniAn. and has rec
ord Of 2:22. while his dam. Lady Wtnship. has
mark OF 2:2Sk.
Summary:
The sun., 1891-07-08

Henry II. was the choice for the 2:25 paos st
q to 5 against . big fold. but the Reldin9 was
6ssts. making his record record a:22 s In ths iirst Hs
led till near the finish in the third whom LiExis-
mont, who had been taking It easy BEFORE.
new marx for her. After that the MARI. who
is a full sister to the trotter Fanny Wilcox.
gathered In two moro heats Henry b. being
only q nose behind her in the third.
The sun., 1891-07-08

1AoAmsriean Association games YESTERDAY
ireo1lfed - follows:
AAah1otlcs. z: St. Louis. /.
Il Cincinnati. 8: Baltimore. z
Boston. IA: Columbus o.
1 Washing gton, IA: Louisville. Z.
q tAssS9, THE RECORD.
ss,......!s 8 .es; ;cinsinaaa.. 9 9 ~
f1ttlnors. 30 y asa Louiyilis....m . .sSi
p0n1bus....y4 ~ .%6el washiastsu ~ ~ .SS9
l%8 AynLxsIca Z; a. LoutS !.
DnnApxlSHIA July 7.-fhs Athlstss dsfsatsA ss
I0G day In Of the sisspissk 0oss HnnteresttnG
05DH0o of the season. 1he score,
The sun., 1891-07-08

The stake for four-yeAr-o was an saSy
thing for the chestnut colt Audubon. who sold
aiter getting the pole going away in the arst
heat FsvorA from the Jewstt Farm at But.
fa!o. was we'll up in the last two heats, but
to save her distance In the second.
The sun., 1891-07-08

DsesSsii. Psis Grounds. Ts-ssy. Q =. -.
eAshs.tas "a xsv ySsk Athis:as Clss. Aan:ss'sa.
The sun., 1891-07-08

nolssSt.ss YoIsnsn LurDhS. ISIss. bssS hll-
IN NsSs!,H lSSasrE PsTa PS sM,u,ehy Ssa bs!I, Doss
EsS, S1sA % Gslls-washinston !, Lopayins I Hii
y slssssd .MHa5y: Ssll-sMrHas5y: sr9sk ovt.Sy fCs.nsn.
The sun., 1891-07-08
ime-a:a :asH. a:atE. . 20,

There are three classes for Tomorrow, the
2:24 trotting, ths Bingham House Stake foS
2:A PAGERS, with nine entries. and the 2,20
The sun., 1891-07-08
eCHooNEHS,

CABIN sLooPs-58-Foor GLASS.
AAaeoadA. .52 OF J. O. Pragus-....a - IS 70 Il
CABIN sLooPs-48.Yoor CLASS
saysnara. .%6 % Bayard Thayer....S II n % "
JsssieA....43 ~ ". Haedonoush.. . 81 &c os ~
The sun., 1891-07-08

0soobau 0swss Ve~eaN
HAyioxAL LKAduA
ytttsbprsh ~ Isw York st fttpbuTgk
6ineisnstl Va bTookiya ct CtaciAnaH
cleveland W eoston q Oievssha
ChicAse W fkiiAdsphiA ~ Chicago
AbskGAs ASsociAUoz
Athletes W Cineinnat. as hiadsiphiA
toJumoss LoutsvulA ~ peiet8edA
eosfen sI LoulA at bostoh.
6ashiuston ~ coiumbus ss WashAstoA
HAsrsS ASSOCIATION.
Yy,vSlsaes " Rechsassx q SysytdsnsA
New Haven Va kudAlo ~ New Hsveu-
TTGy Syracuse. ~ Troy.
Lebanon W. Albany ~ Lsbanon.
AsArEus isAouk
EsHsvood = O 70 staiss Island 4. O, o. RnGsvoo1.
Staten Island e. q. VA Cfssesns A. @, at rvnstoa.
ArnLfJIo u1IoS.
ssv York A. " Vs. asEhAftAa A. c. st the Polo
sssvsdI
oyaGH GAass.
ksy Jss..y A q - ~ w!sthsoIs 2 = s.sst: rsaat
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A FINE PUBLICATION.
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