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sss NO coli e Ss RAJ fScS ns the
o,ihs last race Of ihs day had tbe hsadseme
Bury. Major uosn oyinsion rode csIis spendidiy
bsns s"i Rov SS as far os second
money.
THE FIRST RACE.
s Ts: 10 .s sSs Snss ss sf
Arb ,Ts1riasr held the little ssldinG III III
ss sssy ss sSss 81 IN
.dSss , s!s
Gsoiss Forbes 8 Arab s. BY D.lnsc.rdssh- Rs.rt
ii. Norris b C. isiiia,r s. ioas IL Little
W: fimmon,i ch Il. strid.sw.y. aged iii IN. Bsr
Nay win. Csstalia Tarouin. Rambler. and Msriden
az ss.i. Mn s.,S
w w a. sile. s $50 10 10 'Afa0' A1'"A" pau
THE THIRD RACE.
Peter cut out the pace, with Riot and Reckon
Tas5s '''F sGS%s@ sas
finish, but. to their dismay. the colt ran on
with tho utmost sameness, and beat tho lilly
neck. refer was a bad third.
70 ..s0na and i's% S .Ssd
Ely: snsd.ksfs 5 o. Riot = by Jack cade-A,alan.a
4 II. Torriss sh L Reckon s iii IL. LITTLE.
}. e. ScL:wse; CHI f:i.r 81 a. ittovins,on,
Mutual. s ;.s s ..sn'' Riot
THE FOURTH RACE.
Take Back showed most prominently at the
start. and with Manhanset and Pedestrian in
sSe h1 e ths d
caide Joined the Leaders. The former ran
through n the final hundred yards. and won
second money.
..s ni:s neP Ss. 4. 500 70 ..s.u a
u; p Wi,h.r.'s oh. c. BY Hor,smsr los
gilssS God stable; BE- iyaeinth is tsimm:;.......
~; sss Ssss:. ::s
misunderstanding. rats sses ST. M.nh.n... 4,o !,
ssnry5s,il 81. f AS.las to i hyaSn,h to !;
H';r - 6 E'' a SSs % ssss
THE FIFTH RACE.
Lillian and Sir George alternated in the lead
until iu5loag iom home. where Hamilton
None Of the Sihers could i've tue pace and The
white.lesged colt won. pulling up. ~ two
! Lillian firing badly at the end.
8. iSs To sS9; va sSS
| tiers OF . mile
b.. Pulsifer.s oh. e. Sir George s. by spsndshrift-
PiccAdiy. luih lIami,tOnJ,
W. kollinss c. LauresAn. los iDogRett). .......
D. o. Wherss b. LAUREL 4 1Ui tBerRon). ........
Lillian. Prince Charming. Boyle Khodes West Farms
| John Lakeland. and Myopa My also ran.
lime l:l3
RettnRTen to OIL sir tsorRe IS to against Laures-
tan to Lillian. q to- LIT 0ret 10 John Lakeland
10 to Prince Charming i,ntol each Agninst Myopa
sS wa f si4@ aud Boyle Rhodes A''''' pail
| THE SIXTH RACE.
Celia headed the cluster at the start. but
| MAJOR CovnRton held the fllly in the ruck
while RushliGht made The running in u we'll
abreast brush to tho half mile. where Fern
wood took up the, work. Fernwood quit In the
last iurlong and Gel ia made play. beating
Ben kingsbury home BY half a length. Rover
| losing second place by neck
sweepstakes for three year Odds and upward at s2n
each. with Sl.tHO added OF which &2In second and
300 to third: selling allowances; ono milo and .
| tenth.
}. ". Rogers oh; {. Celia T. by Day stsr-Ass Mo-
C: = ssnderssb O. Bem Kin9sbury. l. iii Clayton.
VIC nAly's oh. c. Rover. 4 lO9 uambey)...........
| Fsrnwood and Rushght also ran.
| Time. l:<9.
| Bstting-Six to against Celia 2k tn Rover to I
| Ben kinRsbury TO Rushiighs ~ to l Fern v God.
! Autuais paid $iG45. S7.7o. $ln.Sa
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STAMPEDE OF TROTTXNG HORSES.
All tho Horses at tho Biaghamtoa Driving
Park Rua Away.

BNoHAMToN. N. Y. Aug. 1.-THE midsum-
mer trots OF the Enghamton Driving Park
Association were insugursted to-day with
quite q serious accident Abner Case OF
jamestown was exercising his trotter Billy
Flemming with others on tho track when .
local horse owned by b. NJ. Babcock broke and
turned In front OF Case. causing Q collision.
Case was thrown out with great violence.
BabcocE's horse ieli, but Billy Fiemming
dashed forward. causing other horses to run,
that In turn frightened still others. until all
Some Of the maIdoned animals dashed into
the enclosure occupied by the spectators.
among them many ladies In carriages-
scene Of the Widest confusion and exclt emsnt
followed. many ladies fsinting, although none
Nor.
Mr.. Case sustained . compound fracture Of
z; SP sS e;ST s e; DE And b. was also
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Rne,.s Result. .. New Jersey,

GLnucEsrrh Aug. li-Today's races were won ~
follows,
First Race Ono and half miles Katie c. won Sam
d. second, Panama third Time. 2E1
second ,R.ss.fonI and MALT farlons. smussler
Third K.Ss Seven farlG ,n1 stn.%'n Won rnss
Fourth Race-Six and . half furiongs lIsmet won
wandersr n. SECOND. Little Addi. third. Time :asA
Octagon second, Tipsta6 ihird Time. I:2O,S
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,..m WORK. Q: CHICAGO. 0.

S-w yoEK, 9: CHICAGO. 0.
Wien the tall. angular figure OF John
Ewing was seen in he pitchers box ct
want ps Tor forth IRON tho spectators and, wnsers
W we're reel irnev one ell that he, wouldn't be
abis 20 stand tne fits a. the mel neat e.. , mere
I'D; i did roj sr.in rossib he could stand the
strain al a had game in such weather. and
many s,arnth sGpS rfer bai wa S nj ensd
hnson ard his men we're Joyous. and seemed
to,hnk ,hsy we're about 70 psrta nIe, 81 pma
He'll He'll in the hight Of sniiis While the other
rssrSd BY e rnt Tho Sohn MSs aF
ib po I'm sphere. when ho G., t into the boy no
b "S iit. to shoot ,:hc mil over Tho plate
credit TO ,Iise. and lie i"nkv pitcher M.
ra,en,lT grew str niger ever; minute.
W,re consr@lou-y nhortiye. Then, Arson
comr.mi ed with himself u lew seconds after
A o S sE"s %ent c liHmad s.
delivery, and ;crrow ?til c'ung 70 the ChienEos::
The. nGM ried wai,irg fnr their ba a. put
ball. tlN result icing number OF strik. outs.
II his roint the thicnCoS gave up IN disgust;
1 1na s as s e waked o he c In H
auiL I way he rrrna. ked
I ,fct positive that rs soon as some hot
weather, cam" along ! would strike my gait
| cam DO myself justice in cold. chilly wealth
ar and ho, Q this "xhilarating warm wave
WILL Sonin M for some t,mo TO come It's so
'' ind string men we're dropping by the way
side every minute.
pitched iS gre sre,t gam" Of ail: Four scattered
singles we're the result OF the strenuous OF.
!Grs c" hs Chicago Sails sns H. gave
man. Tvs .sacr'fcs hits. were made:
3ny h,I got as far
ond. Only cigh, II Aneon's men got to first.
4" crow n his good work. Ewing covered first
base, It has been the long fellows custom to
stand in the box on an ugly grounder to Con-
dss w f" W iss qoasa
70 esct ua1 tut out. Ewing took three large stips
to the base and covered It with briliancy
fSs'e Mas s "1Wn er"nd edns behind Ew
Ing Ncharison's work at second being spperh.
uey was aT9 S Sn his %e,.s ;,a and although
iast emerged from, the surf. be S,anaeed to
ken The hits well scattered. Tho work OF
Pieer nsGien and Mi,mot vas briiiiant;
ever heard >! before walks out on the Add
and proceed. to play ball in mssterly man
81 the Wocnsocket Club. who stepped behind
tho bat for Arson yesterday and PRO-
sesdsd TO catch as though It was only play. He
young fellow. handles himself well. and is an
Ansonian ball PLAYER.
ony 2.3o4 seeing the game. Tho rain came
down thick and fast down town. but hardly
laid the dust NJ the Polo grounds.
The New Iork- star oil or briskly Gore got
to first on balls and was bowlea along 10 sec
ond on Tiernan's fine single over second bnse
Richardson sacrificed: and both runners moved
upapeg. O'Rourkr hit n long fly to lett that
Wilmot caught or :he boards Gore scoring on
the sacrifice G. nnor got base on balls but
Glasscock died at first.
No more run getting was INDUCED in un.i
the fifth. when Herman on.red with single
70 centre. took sccnni on Richardson's sacfi-
fee. and scored on O'Rourke's base hit to left,
After tho fifth inning the New Yorks got no
moro hits of Luby. The game wa, cloa q,
scientific one. The score.
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Earned .uns -Lon!syille }; baltimore !. Twcba.
Ksuhu, RAJ, Msrden. Wise base on o.ls-Iayor'a p
Iii by pHched bal"Ksuhne struck ous"aiibsrt
Double pAy.-shinniek, Jennnes. and Taylor G); Jshn.
son. and Hgbinsou Umpirs-FerRuson- Tims-i'4u
BOSTON "a. A. Q; CINCINNATI a. Ala
OIHoixSAI, Aug H." I'm not cut and III not come
ns rpn a nssdsd 10 s ~ sso1s snd
kslykad Sns that far on Richardson's mun OF hts ~
g leroy Kelly .xz.agea over q: line and U%pirs
Rely'di come in he raysd iealfny. and putting his
hst Under D!visa nose he sire tied: don't want 70
seaSon 10 overt Attendance, 500. The score;
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Shit 10 isit Ssld fence and scored on two sue &c:
Ia shs ninth inning Latham and Smith.
through q Neutrality-suspicious. allowed Burns's
NJ to fall bstEesn them. After Burns had stole
second w. O'Briep again hit safely this time
for tive bases This hit enabled Burns to score.
W. QBftSn came home shortly after on . hit
by j. O,bttsn. These proved to be the Winning
last turn at the bat on .hits BY McPhee and
Browning. and passed ball The score:
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VA named faIsSew York First base BY error-New
a.: wing : By Iubv ssaci ou. ri.
X as sn'y s.S.n SsT ps
sHS e'H%si ussS :ns
ERooKIYS. 3; CINCINNATI.
.a uhe cp"inRatt Giub PLAYED lively game
fright in ii" last innins. hon ase bit At Would Would
sTf e sasa hs S:1a srs being men s
sci hmsei cali down one 81 his pn Se sat It
biz S s sesuT 19h3 in ths s
Inning ATTAIN was on first base. and Brown
, sasn ~ inc bat Latham made I'M attempt to
sacrifice or hit safely. He instead. however.
~ HAY = io4 Ky which made Latham come bnck to
s Lecture TO BROWNING Quite number Of The
hps n, hlssed Latham. and howlrd with de-
gn ~ W ais no was out later In attempt
1.-THE, The batting Of W. OIirlsn and Ptnkney was
M% na,nv Il hhs former hit safely four times
!wiGe whom, he reached his base 81 hitting
to sea hs second ss,S bn Inn 1s, AZ
D9ys throwing being too c accurate ac' 'u''eeo'
,n1s lie S a u In S se:a ssn
men nhIen j. UBren hIt safely and as the bali was
c Irp~h 10 latham. the latter ran down to see.
appas BAY t n eta 70 to SnSh
% SS. S S.d when Smith finally did get il both
b.A.ss ia d K 10 loft field placed Feu,z on first
low t II me sy NEXT inning. and IS Keenan, thrsv
lowed doubIe pest s sro%n,np asnSs tG n
o oUth %, over Latham's head but he was thrown
was an sae mean sha 1,ne 20 toa 9Ss
s ssasa sss S"rd Tss lin ~ ss Fss's
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A $500 Match At Live Birds,

Apisseu match for $500 At 100 live birds each was
sho, Atlantic Rod and Gun Club grounds at CO.
nsy Island yesterday The principals were President
Dryer Of the Atlantic Rod and Gpu Club and Charley
vsrs exceptionally good. Dryer had the Worss OF The
luck losing seven birds out OF bounds herrs sur.
Els birdS lie hardly let one get than sx yards
from the trapS He won by . score Of 7oS TO III.
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Father Bm DAILY and Tra,.er wheeler Pa.

Father Bill DAILY and I rainer Wheeler Part
Father Bill DAILY has lost his trainer. Dolph
Wheeler. who has boon responsible for nearly
all tho success Father Bill has had with
thoroughbreds.
Dolph was not at Jerome Park the other day
when Lepanto ran fourth to Helen Rose. Pc
rata. and Lillian. and Bill wanted to know why
he wasn't. asking tho question with some
heat. Wheeler said that he had gone to town
on business in connection with tho
stable. BilI said that hundred men would
to outline to the clover young. trainer how
good he had been to him. Dolph can train
horses as we'll a. tho next one. and he promptly
told Father BIZ to get one OF the hundrsd to
,reIn IN future and EssiHnsd then End there
signed Wheeler at once,
and said in u plaintivs tone: "noiph tho
stables. gone to the doys since yon left, I'm
i, might be said here that Jimmy Lsmbiey
wssths e5 pGGqlIEd ;hSaa R ~ zee. time
borrow ono OF Johnny Kelleys expressions.
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IAN BUREN's GREAT PERFORMANCE.
Wins . Seven Furlong Race In - "a.
and then Makes u New Record.

CHICAGO. Aug. ll.-Ano:her record was
broken at Garfield Park to-day. Van Buren,.
carrying 80 pounds and with T. Sloan In tho
saddle. ran ono aud one.sixteenth miles In
1880 the best previous record being 1:46h.
made by Prince Royal last year.
What makes the performance moro remark
able is the fact that Van Buren, had. only an
hour before. won the second race on the pro-
grnmme In very fast time. The horse was tho
low:
First Raee-one mile. Osborne FIRST Boro second.
First Lap third. Time 1885,.
SECOND Raes.sevsn eiShtbs q = mile. Van Buren,
SrTa U sa das won
EsEine second German third Time. CIV,
siy: LIVER: Lake second Nina Archer third Time LAG
MARY L second, Gadsb"ut third. Time. ;ia
sixth Race-ope mile. liindoo Lass won Ora SEQ.
ond, Nova Z. third. Time. l:+s,t.
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May Play No Moro In Cincinnati q.

CINCINNATI. Aug. li.-whcn the Cincinnati Assoc'a
ton team goes West Thursday night is likely
to return One thing certain the September series Is
booked for the Fas' and Manager Bancroft announces
his new schedule to night. as follows Cincnnati. at
Y and u; az soston sept ~ y, % 2s At fh!Iade
exhibition Eamss will DO In New England and other
Eastern citieA
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News from tho Horse World

BosToN. Aug. 1l.-san Carlos. 2:22H, sired
by Don Carlos out Of dam by. George Wilkes.
was burned to death yesterday In an East
Cambridge stable.
Col. s. d. Bruce will sell Mr.. D. D. Withsrs's
yparlinRs. bred at Brookdale. In the free Aeld
Uf Morris Park at noon on Saturday next.
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Jockey Garrison Has Applied for Rein
statement.

Mr.. David Durham Withsrs. looking cool
and comfortable. his brow shaded by new
straw hat. was seen at Morris Park yesterday
and asked whether the Board OF Control had
Jockey ,as5r:op s1d
get back his license.
Mr.. Withers said that the Board had taken
yesterday. Msssrs, Dwyer ana GALWAY being
out Of town. Mr.. Withers admitted that Gar:
Fison had applied for reinstatement. and
laughed good -naturelly when pressed 10 say
what disposition would bs made Of the case.
The applicatiop will be considered at tho next
meeting OF tho Board.
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Baseball Games To.day

Esw York ~ Chicago. a. the Poo grounds
brooklyn vs Cincinnati At Eastern Park.
Boston " Pittsburgh. At Boston.
Philadelphia ~. Cleveland. at Philadelphia
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Cincinnati ~ Roston at Cincinnati
Columbus vs. Athetica At Columbus
Louisville " Baltimore at Louisvil's
st. Louis Va Warrington. At st Lout,
EAsrERS AssociArioS.
Providence " Syracuse at Providence
Troy Va Buffalo. at Troy
Lebanon ". Rochester at Lebanon.
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THE RECORD

E.tnea ,,run-A!hletje rwota'e hits-sneed. Cor.
stolen stolen eas s HeT.m.ny Double plays. Donnslly
md Hsm.n Fir:, base on b.lls- on osstrighL =. %
S... on p strSct ontsy as..rrh
I; By Chamberlain a PnSssd haii-Dowse Wild pitch
-Chamberain. Tims-2OA Unprs-EnslL
LOUIS, 8: NoToK. 4.
r. Loria Aug 1.-The Browns took brace to-day
and won an uninterestinR and ione.draw cut game
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Earned runs-ss Louia =; Washington. B. fvnbass
hiis-stivs.s, 1eGuirs su,cidY. stolen g -
Frat base on 6as-oh Easton 8: on Foreman $ Iit
by pitched bal-Puler. Lyona Struck out-ny Easfon,
s; By torSman. }. VIVID pitch-Baston. TiIue-2:1u
Umpirs-kerlns
LOUISVILLE, ): BALTIMORE z
LOUISVILLE AuE ~ -To-da contest Of the
ost Of this season and oy an uphill hight
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BOSTON. IL; r,YrsRuRGR. 8

AAt'sS" " v " " -
Earned rant.Rosten. 8; rIttsburah 4 Home run
Tnssses,s hi,s.sSvey ssei:y s;e,aes o M.
Camel il5hlcn 49,: Miller. Bierbaner. First bsse on
G!"fsn,on q BY kinf r,,s, base On srr.rs
ticker ilsn,on !al ra,ssd haii-Laks via pitch
C!AysIEash Quinn. and Tucker: Beekisy and ehuRart
Umptfeh.Battin and McQunde. Tms-1:<s. Attend.
pHILArrLrHiA. ,: cLvv.LAxo.l
fgftanstrnn., Aug io.Ths Philadelphia Won to
daya kame IN the rst inning h-ou9h the weird work
OF CeyelAnd battery AMI two ltnees After that the
EAue vha veil contested The score:
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There were no big pools ..oS on the stake the
Bee iS5. Fanny Wilcox s55. .l!ylsnd 4. ,tS5. and
Wildnrino s25; As Fanny Wicox's aohine leg
Void S' but aH' Little Albert and Happy Bee con-
timed e bring the best hpEises .t Ry
Guy 3 mantle. for he waltzed about at the dis.
tance. delaying tho start 80 much that Mr.
Archer had e ignore him and send him Of ION on
the clip was too much FOR him. and . break
gave Trim the lead Little Albert was close
up. and on the homestretch pulled out and
beat the other chestnut handily In 2:18k.
Happy Bee had looked dangerous AZ
one time. but the long scoring had
fretted hsr SO that r.; Turner 1ss S did rot
before The second S heat but Starr TOOK easy
to the third quarter. and played into Turner's
hand By so doing. for when Happy Bee chal:
lenRed Little Albert he could not respond
him out BY q short head In only 2:2l. though
the last quarter was In 33I seconds.
Both Rylend T. and Harry Gould we're
out Of the race: and there was les
XIbept 1 tried for two heats to head The speedy
to the first garter OF the third heat In S9k SEQ
onds. but lost his stride coming home. In the
fourth heat he made his drive from tho third
quarter. Happy Bee coming home at q 2:l8
clip. Turner had to 60 to the whip as Little
Albert made a last gallant EFFORT: Happy Bee
nayipg neck the best Of Il in ;2Gh TSrnsf
Madden leading the list With about $25O0 not.
cd nj a
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CRICKET
v.se-s. cr,eneter. Have Match.

Veteran Crieketers Have Match.
An the veteran crcheters Of new York were Al Fort
Hami,tou yesterday. where an old.tms match was
played. One team under the lsadsrship OF ". j. WOOD
OF the Kines County club we're arrayed In white hish
haa while the other team. captansd bv W. II. Blank.
Icy Of rert Hamilton sported the regulation silk tile
After close rama the Black Hats were declared
score
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ENTRIES FOR JEROME PARK.
No Stake Features. hut Interesting sport
Promised To-day.

No Stake Features. hut Interesting sport
Promised To-day.
To-days programme for jerome Park has
no stake features. but each race has filed WE'LL
and the talent will be kept busy trying to pick
the winners.
In the opening race for two-year. olds at half
mile FaGot should run well. and ought to
win with hustler Lambley up. The Breta colt
may run second In the second event Little
Fred and Adventurer should give . good ac-
count Of themselves. A fast lot OF sprinters
are named to start In the third. Frontenao
outclasses his opponents and may win. with
Contribution second HANDLER and Soho will
take lot OF beating In the fourth. and the
Nell colt and Hyacinth should 90 we'll In the
fifth. The steeplo chase Is lottery. On public
form. Bassanio and Ecurte should be In tho
hunt AT the finish.
This Ia the programme In detail:
First Rsceswesp:ake .. for two yea;olds which have
run and won at Morris or jerome Park since July
OF $40 each with g. TO added. OF which $500 TO see
ond and slun to third; weights 7 pounds below tie
acn selling Allowances: half a mile
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Tennis 1t Rar Harhor.

Bar HARson Aug. 1.-THE Bar Harbor tennis tourna.
mont 10 progressing rapidly. The second and third
rounds In singles resulted follows: H. Hovsy beat
r. L. Bssekman a.. 8-2 J. T. Clark beat Fowler g.
SO; r 2. lands eea. Cushman !.s $50 v;
beat b. Mccormick Chicago. IA 60 6-4; j. 4.
CLARK beat W. l. Lsndreth So 6-2 81; z I. Hall
beat @. y. Brown, Jr. 6-S 6-4.
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HAPPY BEES GAME RACE
TURNER WINS THE FLOWER CITY STAKE
WITH THE FOUR YEAR OLD

Little Albert Was the ravorite. and the
General and His Friends Made Another
mtg winuins- Grants Abdaiiah wins
the SIZE Pace. Thanks TO the bad Hand.
ling or Masoot-Tbe ei0 Postponed.
ROCHESTER. Aug 11.-Happy Bee. q little
marc OF four years. landed tho Flower City
Stake hero to-day. aided by John Turner'S
clever driving. None OF the miles was very
fast. though some OF the quarters were. par.
tioularly the last ono OF the deciding heat.
whom Little Albert forced Happy leo to fni-h
at 2:l3 clip. and then was only beaten BY
neck It was trying day on the horses and
an expensive ono for those who backed the 10.
voritea But the sport was Just OF the charac-
ter to please the crowd. which numbered close
to 10000.
The hot wave waa moderated somewhat BY .
lively breeze and tho grand stand was quite
comfortable. George W. Archer was at his old
po.t 10 starter. with Col. i. u. Parsons OF this
city and c. II. Page OF rhiladelphia assisting.
J. r. Dawson OF New York and Secretary F. o.
King of Hartford noted the time made by the
flyers. and two horses. Grants Abdallah and
The Seer. improved their records, the lattor
getting into the 2:20 list.
For tho 2:16 pace thore was nothing but Mas.
cot at 500 to $40 over the Held. but the favor.
ite laid UP two heats. which won't to Grants
Abdallnh and Crawford in turn. Then Mascot
stretch for the third heat when he stumbled
and lost 80 much ground that he could not
overhaul Grants Abdallah.
Tho next heat found Mascot steadier. and he
won 1t away OH in 2:i7. This made him favorite
quarter in the NTH heat the official time being
32b seconds. that he tired IN he third quarter.
and ended the race by beating Vitello Just at
the wire with Crawford only neck behind.
| irym detroit to Buffalo. had to be drawn after
| the third heat, as ahe took sick yesterday, and
It was unsafe to keep her going In the hot
! weather.
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Baseball, Casters Park, 4 r. NJ, To-day.
Byqekiyn "; Cincinnati Admission See. Kiugs Co
and brooklyn reads direct-Ad1
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George H. Gray or Now York Distil
guishes Himself In Canada,

sr CATBARIxKS Ont. AUG lI.-At the st. Cathari1ap
Amateur Athletic Association meetings here YESTERDAY
George r. Gray of the New York Athletic Assooiskion
took ar.. prize At putting the 10 and pound shSs u
POUND record and the worlds 2i.pound record. abd
succeeded In doing lie put the lpouud shot 4e fset
and ~ incheA or ~ inches over the worlds record
The 2ipound shot put 80 feet and 4 inches bsae
ing the worlds record BY foot aud n inch.
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+; .,to. cine sn.I i.,s on S.:.s. sroeHyn .:
Cinrinnnt D. ftrat base on balls ith Loyett =; on
rsdSout9S Z strneh ont-w. IBrisn Grimm 1oyst.
&c. IN nam .,aigsm Cqftia ksenan Two.nsss
ward BSrhs 0rtin 2 Erisn bailey. McPhss, Reilly.
HTfns lg Latham ponbis play ward and ioutn
keenan,, !. Cmprc-Lynch. Time-2O3
BOSTON. II; r,YrsRrRGR 8
ndsroS. Aug Ii.-Boston won to-day's eams from
FNtsburRh with comparative case. The scores
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Baseball. Polo Crowds. To-day.

BaH6baU, FOO GVOWnds, TO-NNy.
Another royal battle of the giants. Chicago Va New
York Rusis and Hutchinson pitchsrA Game 4 r. ".
Admission Ac, Tickets and reserved seats At spali.
inys, al broadway
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TwArbAse htt-Allen. Stolen Raaea-Hamilton. Childs
DsAst sirat Base on balls Hamilton. Myers Gleason
thuda Struck ont thrown, Gleason. Tebeau. thinner.
Gfd6ef ratsed bals-Zimmer. . wild pitches-Gruber.
=. Ttme-i:3a Cmpire-tiurst
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b"ssn. 20
Ea!hsd rpn:-GIncinnati Twobs:e h!taKelly.
Es:nsn hsrrhy Double psysoRieb.rd'on. snd
and Prcuthtp FtlN base on balla-By Keenan,. I: by
s,,saI suHni1n :, US BY rtssssa S.'I
Buhhnton. a. Pssssd bsls-KslIy. I: Murphy l. fine
u houtA Cmbirs-DayiA
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Eastern Associates.

Other Games.
A. Wsadsa-Asylums 9, ws,dsns q
At ELnIRA.
Elmire ............................o o OIL
AsAdvtlle. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .......S So
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An EaGlish Champion 10 Join the NJ. A. G.
IoHpoS Aus. 1.-THE weliknovu amateur walker
LANCE and Harry Curtis champion walker OF England
sailed for Kew York the Teutonc Curtis will re.
main Ia Americs permanently. and will probably Join
tho Manhattan Athletic Club Of New York.