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IN fHs oLD-FAsHroNED STYLE.
Tive Staten IsiaHaers Have Their First
Rlng Fight for $500.

prize nsht conducted in old time styis came OF
near LsnR Island early yesterday morning. Anet un.
important feature OF the event the return nstio
matters OF Joe Early. who was supposed to have re-
rsd from the business Early selected she ground for
the battiei and acted az referee Only ten side
iHoudinE bsconds were at the ring sds ana the gloves
used were made Of only enough material to snt,tls
thsm to the OF aioves The latter were pretty.
fst put them on, but whom one Of the corbatants
licked thsr beauty was gone and nothing but gore and
AgsnerafS bansed.up appearance remained OF them.
What the SCORE Of sports who got there win rsmsm.
Der pleasantly was the mystery attached to the trip
20 BE- employed and in each ten men were crowded.
s' a. .u a 81 g. x.
ss % %s s.o I'M
bnt the row In ,h..s tubs nsc.sssry slow and q
ppS IL a' hour Of O'Clock before the me"
90 nsnpy III via o. hs s9:s IN
I'M bona "a; asss q ~. siSsS5S:
:ssss e ssig, Sii;t' g ssis i.,SSst
s:I y %: Sos: liza. they s.r. sh.r. "fSr Sisod.
.sS.ss. ', sssr: :Gs n nv: s:
other RoinsI no had been trained 81 JACK Ha,din5
u ana M B.iI. os., o.1 By Sss bounds .SS
hSSvisr. and orstiopped Dornsr in height BY couple
S S: .. as%Sns .na an :n:
R s%a he'd ss.'hx man
ns sr "a ns ns ring Sster s Gsf Deh Of S
tinE EIlnGer showed good deal OF clsvernsn fer
novice and by Il won.
A. soon - hos.s: opened Ellinger hit Dorner u.
NRhthAndsd smash under the left which sent his
man to thS floor When Dornsr arose he was promptly
Knocked under the ropea and Enesr had scored hrst
scared y the second round bnt after landing hsrd
aide he warmed up ana punched his opponent often.
IN the ihrd round things were reversed again and El
the heat Of = and ent h. enemy badly the nh
round porher mAntfssted . desire to keep outside
the topesi and Referee Earlv warned him that he
SS - ia s dS not e ana M
again cautioned Derner. friend. now saw that their
sHih round that rat was husgins TOO much AMI un.
Wiling to come back into the ring whom knocked out
Of Il 10 awarded The nGht 10 Eiiingsr Both were
covered With blood almost down TO the knees. About
SOU ohAuRed hAudAtn private bella
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To Play Ten.,. !. Contra, Park.

The Central Park fall handicap tennis tournament
for Rentlemens singles will begin this
upper courts at the Park Tho entres which closed
Thursday with j. r. Smith number These han.
dicapped in classes receiving odds from the best
varying from hall. Fifteen to half.fortY. The cass
matches arc all played on even terms and the clsss
winners play in The nterclass matches the differ
IN their respective handcAps for the 6rst prize
Tho drawings for the preliminary nrst rounds
follows:
Glass A. scratch.Frst round. o. NJ Bostwiek aEainst
J. II. bryan; =. Haight against J. Paret
Glars H. half Mite en-Prsminsry round J. j. Chaplin
against W. r Miller Jr. First round T. L. Tomlinso0
aRainst winner of the preliminary match.
Class &, hfteen-freliminRry round J. CoehYanO
against W Harvey First round, A. Guitermann assnsS
winner OF preliminary match; u. H. Miller against q.
". ID. Cri:tenton.
Class Ii. hall. round. g. Campbell
against r. Fridenberg ". E Holt against ". c. Per-
Leak against David Casper First round r. A MnnroS
against {. L. Harvey; H. Paut against Il. L Frtdsn.
berg
Class Z. thirty-Prsi,minary round, z j. NeDosAld
aaainstS Graf. L bowman aRainst A L kicH First
round. e. j. Campbell against r. G. Gotta g. ". Morgan
u: against winner Of arst preliminary match. Joha
smith against G. W. Coleman.
AClAss Y. MISUNDERSTANDING round. A. Ryan
agAinst II. n Gran E. Davis AGAINST " z. ro!rsna
First round Or. l. Goldsmith against winner OF mrs.
preliminary match.
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NORRIS PARKS GREAT CARD.
His Highness ana st. Fiorisn to Meet
Also Roy del Rey aud Bermuda.

His Mighness ana st. Florisn to Meet
Also Roy del Rey aud Bermuda.
The Monmouth Park Racing Association
offers one OF the best programmes OF tho year
for its patrons at Morris Park to-day. the very
fact OF His Highness and St Florian meeting
at oven weights Icing sufficient guarantee Of
tho quality OF the sport. With Merry Monarch.
Tammany aud others thrown in for good
measure. and Icy del Rsy. Bermuda and other
crack three year olds being named to start In
tho Choice Stakes at ono and one-half miles, 1t
becomes imperative for every racing man to DO
on hand this afternoon.
The contest between His Highness and st.
FloriRn In the Select should be fought to the
end. but His Highness ought to win. Merry
Monarch will probably give conclusive proof
that his race in the Junior Champion stakes
was not his true form.
thing but Rel del Roy and Bermuda. who ran
first and second In the Omnibua Stakes. That
race was decided on its morits. and barring
accidents. they should run that way again.
Sallle McClelland may b looked for at any
time nov, though, tho MoClelland horses sre
The opening event at q mile may be won BY
steadyng impost for old-bonee Raceland.
Frontsnac mny win the fourth. with Banquet
second. although the latter will not have the
benefit Of Aamit9n's riding Celia and Adyep.
and whatever beats Airrlant and Lima viii
come near landing tho last.
This Is the programme IN detail:
First Raes.fres handicap sEeepstakss Of $40 sseh.
third: mile,
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Baseball Notes,

jersey City Hs!Ghts-Bets are OF.
y. s:-The New Verks did not play on the home
The crack coorsd team. the Gorhsms. have won
forty.ons games In succession
Constant Re.der,As The Cire nnati Clse has de-
banded. the stakes should DO drawn
Tom Daily aud Hub Collins were in uniform yes'sr.
dAy. The former viii 10 on the Western trip
p. r -rhc New York team has won Two National
League pennanis ard TWO worlda champ'onshp naRA
starch Ssprorirrs Arthur Clarke has not been
this management.
n. game st E...ern Park today will star. promptly
the "a trsis for Chicago
Censt mt n -T.E. I: no WAY .: dseidinE Eho
49, al ." Ha n. .saon Buck
Ewing has no 'upsI Tor NJ all around play.
% "a. left handed b...m.n md. on ths rshs
isTs In ssttins away after batting the ball
i.y nh ioI XII him He VIII
The sss % s:S p.
sn .. % III 5, p.y.
r. pay all .xpen nn., Addrs" Y. 7. SswcOms .oo
e ioliox. 1915 Cnicsso is.I Boston; LISTS so;,on;
isss Chicago; iss7 Detroit: ssS New YORK. 1859. Nsv
s. y. b.: been
',s!f s ,s$ g N.Y.: s
"sss Hs' s:1a
S ~ 81
was The umpire.
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TIE RECORD

nv, ,nvIpu1I. Aug o. PhiladslphIa.. ran.
.....,.,Ir. League team played GOOD bali 20.
Nel's. 1857 .a,, ~. .,a...,ss,.. A
lN despite the :oo 'ot character OF It's make
r. tn. .oro as ea .onsi, 10:
Inep.en''. hoin,, M ths ia. o,Ion
slirht difference DOING on tue SIDE OF long john
k h,'n .,.h resulted in a run. and Clement,s
but sasn .o ",. ~, -. sa', 49,. .s
failure to hold Buckeye foul In tho seventh
cost another The Now Workers played a
superb fielding game .s : tumble oy Buck
ni.pls,.
sent to base 90 balls. stole second with the aid
a. o,.m,pt.s poor throw, and scored on
f : single to RICH. centre. Ewing m.do a
dismal attempt 10 stsnl second and was out.
Sism.uis to Mor.lock. TIernan fouled to
rsn.u,s conuor bit safely to right and stole
,s sr' out By Gleason. There WINS a littIs d..
'... ~ ~. .soond which ,.I ,n -. 80.
n.ut from the game OF Buck Ewing. Whistler
$3.50. 800 .,,ron ~, Iohn E.,.a ,o,,o-.S
,isa .as. 10 right, on which ssss.s. wa.
s.s.. ND. . v,so-on. M nv, ,....nsIs
t Ls.nt u"u ,, Ous NV unss S',
orIss,d 10 take his position, and was fined
.,a aPine. don't On v,rh M ala pn.s
Ti. aan Il, H." ~ Hn-s .,,;n1 nI I,,I
,.i 4 under the solar. and il you aon:s take
wv S Exclaimed EwinS In Amusement.
,se me "u WI, 81 ano Ssba s t- Nos h m1cn
IT,, ,,.,, No. ,m .. ,. Till,
M. 80 . nns ~. Eow ~ VII s1I ~. VII
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News from tho Horse World.

J. g.. Waterbury.-No. Frontsnac did not
star, In the fourth race At Morris Park on
Tuesday.
TIL. Brooklyn-Nelson- was sired BY Young
Rolfe dam Gretchen by Gideon. Young Role
WAS sired byTom Rolfs. out ofJudith. BY Draco.
p. J. McC.-No. Kingston was beaten but
once last year. and thai was In his hrst race at
Saratoga. Los Angeles winning on Q heavy
track. with Kingston second.
his laulous match with Salvador at She's ps hssd
Fay. Yea Bergen rode Salvador whom he made
last yenr The mile and . quarter record IL
held ~ Mr.. NJ. F. DIVERS banquet.
Tho directors Of the Staten Island Athletic
Club are now negotiating with the Association
Of Hunting Clubs to obtain tho latter's on
ststsm fsisnd Artistic Cub sround: 10 cone On.
junction with tho annual Labor Day carnival
q .porb on nTHs q
Mradowbrook. Hrmpstead, and Orange Hunt
clubs. The conditions al he race will Do made
ISOLATION b been received.
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Caiifornta Fighting News.

Oouuotmso Flenune Ne"os
fts following items Of lighting were received By
the fusfrated Eeps yesterday nom is San Francisco
correspondent:
Rsddy Gallagher has deposited $500 forfeit to bind
his match with Young Mitchell. Gallagher has made
warm friends since he reached San Francisco Hsnow
weighs iS8 pounds Billy Woods viii work with him.
N.sssrion and other Denver sports viii back him
Be the favsrite His forfeit 10 also up and he began
work on Aqs. ~ al Neptune GardenA Alameda
Bill keoyh 10 In trtscn and wants to meet the winner
Of the Woods Davis match or Joe Choynski when he
gets back from Austr ALA
Tho tournament in tho California A G. WAS . Grand
ssecees Charlie Rochette vas put TO sleep 10 the SEQ
ond round by Rob Baker who fought Billy Mur.
Ihy In Australia Baker and Casey have to fight for
second money on Aug. ~ 49,
PADDY gnrnAn is training Maher for bis 20 With
Prank Kelly OH Aug NJ. German meets Aorrissey In
tea rounds IN the sRme night. .
Abe Willis has ef. Frisco for his home in Auitralia
Peter Jack,ei 10 kept pretty busy with his boxing
elasssa Ne .y: he Is nov quite ready to meet siavin
Essdhsm has opened saloon In Oakland.
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MORE UPsETs At SARATOGA.
Fsvorites GO Down II Five Out Of the d
Races At Horse Haven,

SARATOGA. Aug. 2l.-The attendance was fair
and tho track In fine condition to-day. The
entries were 80 large In the fourth race that
tho field was divided into two. making six
races In all. Favorites were not in winning
form as q rule. and taken altogether It was
. disastrous day for hackers Of drst choice
horses.
Tho Owners Handicap. at milo. for purse
OF $3.50. WAS tho event OF the day. OF the four
that ran. Racino Was barred from tho majority
OF tho books, 6 to I on being the best that
could DO had. Racine led all the way. half
Tapped BY Tanner, Racine winning we'll in
hand BY three-quarters OF q length. 10 l:42.
Tanner beat Lady Pulsiier five lengths for
second place.
The opening dash was won by Inferno, n 5
to shot DR.. Hasbrouck. tho favorIte, beating
Lord Harry. second choice. two lengths for tho
place.
"A big field OF fourteen juveniles started In
the scramble OF four and half furlonRs. Gray
Goose. favorlte at q. to against. sailed away
In the lead. but Foreigner came strong ut tho
nnish, and Won easily by , Two lengths from
GnisS y thTss;; a1srtsIs q q i;:aFsh from LADY
Bssss had ssSsr sns!Ss The best es o. a' ne
start In the NTH race. but Woodbens. ut 8 to !.
came Wit wnniphS sperd IN the
Mack LOSING second place BY Isii i.n n;ds
Fillide. favorits at 10 to on. came tn fourth
Centamr. ~ to l shot. came In the last fur
vorite. Busteed, Centaur won by thrse-quar-
tiers Of length. Luray beating Busted the
same distance for second place. Summaries:
THE FIRsT RACE.
Purse f+oo, for 'hrss-ysarold' aud upward; sevea
w. 1. H.m.r.ley'sb o Inferno 4 by Bend or-Bnlet
BAlrick withrows CHI. G. Dr. iasbrouck. g. I07
r. 4. Cadiusns b c. Lord Harry. lO7 Martin,
hAliyhoo Csssins fAlsade. j b., Rsdfsiow DAISY
y. and J. J. also ran.
Time. ISL
Bstt,nE-Fivs TO ! arainst Inferno ctoI Dr. Has
brouck, = 10 Lord Harry.
TIE SECOND RACE.
Purse son for two pear olds; selling allowances;
four and . half tnrlonEs
r. s. T Rsndolphs CHI. G. Foreigner. BY Fenso-cn-
y. Soci.isnds ch Ropnis BnrIs I,ii iBr;anti....
" iIsndriss ch rettsnads III cha ier. 20, 80. .
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Odds and Eads or Sports.

There 10 letter at this once for Prot. Donaldson.
Patsy Dosdv's Bontface was exceedingly
short He went out OF tho saloon business after
psreucs OF nve dsya
John White President Of the Nonparsl Athletic Club
reputation Of prettiest Rr OF the Fourth and
seventh wards, which noted for their bsautifu,
women.
The Bsiise Springs Athletic Association Of Ruther
ford. n. j.. nave taken hold of lacrosse under The
guidance Of their nsid captain. }. =. Baker an old
lacrosse player from Brooklyn. They are showing up
nnsly in practice and will play their opening game
their own fFounds on Labor Day with the Astoria Ah
lsuc Club OF Astoria, L. |.
The Friendship Bowling Club OF Hoboksn have or
Eani,ed and elected the following ohcers for the COM
O. Seben. President H. Habersroh. Vice PRESIDENT;
H. =. RangsA Treasurer: II weidner. Financial Sec.
Rotary; g., Reichis Recording Secretary; william
sachan. SefReantatArms
The hnal deposit Of ST. Ooo In the mpen ding ns,ic
counter bStween Jack hcAuhs the light. weight
champion. and Austin Gbbons 10 to be posted At tho
6, enc: sp5 e ana % PsR
S:OOJ will make the entire stakes $aOO1 Be-
boksn has TO dspotit S%0OI with Richard K Fox.
who Il thu final stak eholder In tho match accord:
Ing TO the articles OF agreement u 10 rumored
IN sSs e civ:
With the nal until the takes place.
According to the sRreement drawn up between the
pnglise Tho purse money must be deposited with the
Ok sholdsr when the nnAl deposit 10 posted. Should
this not bs done the articles Of agreement would he
void and shs, s sn soah -:fa.s e :" on With the
release Richard Fox from being responsible Tor the
eS,OE
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BAinnoRE Aug. .i.-AanaEsr Bsfnis Of the BALI.
mors team, IN speaking OF the report Of resolve by
the Association to effect compromise with she League
staten that be. Of ths Emergency Committee
OF the American Association. would not object to .
conference to have matters smicably adjusted 1t
should BE- The principle However. Of equitable treat
msnt Of eQuabls associations. Neither association
should be allowed privileges not accorded the other.
II the American Association and League to
.b!ish the old policies Manager Banis says he Is per
fsetiy sAttsned
81. Louis Aus 2i.-Ths two committees representing
the League and Association which viii have the WORK
ratss thsm hays bssn .ppontsd Ihs psrsonne Of the
citation. 10 not positively SHOWN but this much 10
stated Chris Won der Abe 10 chairman and Mr. Brush
meet 81 washinEiol but thi, has been rhsna.d' and
oWns TO she fact thu, the masnatss desire 10 10 tsii
work secretly The Western Association will 10 left out
once more reign within week
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Basebal Games To-day.

SArIoNAL LSAGuE
Philadelphia W New York. at Philadelphia
Brooklyn boston. at Easisrn Park.
CHICAGO " Cleveland At Chicago
Cincinnati " Pittsburgh, ~ Cincinnati
AMERICAS ASSOCIATION
Boston ~ Athletic 1t Boston
s. Louis " CoumDua ~ st. Louis
Louisville 70. Milwaukee, 81 Louisvtlls
sAsTsaS ASSOCIATION
Buffalo Albany. At Buffalo.
RoohsstsS ~ TIoy, at Rochester
Syrecuss ~ Lebanon, at Syracuse
AhArHUR LuA0uL
Enhswood = o. W Staten Island c. G. 81 Ensisw ood.
81 eten Island a. C. Va Crescent a @. st West New
Brighton
AHAuuR ATHLETIC UNION.
New York 4. C vs. New jersey 4. C, 81 the Polo
GrOunda
orHER GAAEx.
Oak Huls Va xsyisrs. at Lswsrra
Gsorgs scbisgsls va u. J. Msrtams. At OLD Folio
Astoria Athletics va Gsrnsds at Recreation grouuds
spartan 70 star Athletics 81 kidEsuo0d
GTeenpoint A. va Murray Hi AT GresnpoiuL
Orange Va Aorrlstown. at Norriatown
. kerLh side a. c. VI. fsrkvls y. ". G. A, a. North
Cscllisns vs. LAvrsnesa AZ Xavier Oval.
rIsisnsid Crescent League VI West Kads. at Plain
Mount ysrsos A. q. W Dsuatlsss Of East New York.
Hcntniair 4. O. " Haoksnssok O. O., At Noptclair.
Cloetsrs Va Wsstwood a. c. ~ Cestsp
furitans v. IAbsrp ac!s A. A. AZ 1rssnvtlA
Sseylss " CAthsosA 4 o. .: bseyleA
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NEW yoRK.
PHILADELPHIA.

p, arnsd Philadelphia Two.hase hie-TIsruan.
Gor: tsuaor First b.. on balls, rnomrson. Gore.
NOVA a. F srsk "%.-sm,n sy.si ho5s9ss g.
nns -! Umpire-liurst
BRooKLYN. 8: nosroN. 1.
Az Eastern Park on June so. Henry Stovey.
crack right fielder and heavy hitter OF the
Boston Baseball Club. walked to the plate. bat
10 hand. on five different and distinct occa-
Sons. and each time he walked away from the
taooer with the words three strikes and out"
ringing In his ears. It was . remarkable 90.
eurrence' and Hemmin9. the slender. wiry
p"cner who accomplished the feat. received
eood deal OF applause. In Stovey's behalf 1t
was exp sInsd that he was not feeling we'll and
wsnot batting I'D to his usual form. On
thursday the Bostons reappeured At Eastern
ssrk and slovey proved that he was
~ kood batting form BY making two singles. q
aouoe. and triple OF Caruthers. Yesterday
vs,nSSsd hemminR again: and tho result WAS
IIacnod With interest. Stovey only got Jour
hansIs. At bat. and no struck out each time.
Ss ana e. .ssD ~ #. snes
IVIn Ga aot tend to lessen his cndesvors. It
ou and .n s.Gysy is nEw Il good copdi.
s ns postonlan under hypnotic influence. AT
sIoy, ..ste. ne ha; tho distinction Of strlkink
so,sy ho GU. nine Imei IL spHss:o,ion
sssas None 81 the visitors could hit with any
e eooIaIn ~ and punching hits was luxury they
Sis:a pR Ri sf sss sa
t,o.IHth the other hand. Gisrkron was hi. quite
Hm h.fs ih.n soHn III K.
IS s h1ish upon the visitors and settled
Dss.n s snd IT,, ho SsE: VIE VIE
Ths BIooklyns suueexed in a run in tho nrst
SS,st us,na &c bit and burnss ..erlnes. For
i n H.! % ADD . few runs to the lonesome mark
n s but Ei.hTus he ssh,ss.
Ill., ~, smsshins q Hsm% !nSs delivery In vain
chvmpt TO make 0 hit or give somebody Q
hssSSUS.i1o Tor An error but they could make no
,,in n. seventh the Brooklyns found an opsn.
iees Sfnd proceeded TO send TWO runs through
and tt SsI q, iopl AZ va: mu!led BY ClarEscp.
The l .o,ssi on: at second by W. O'Brien. and
s a ssSiSpf G1 ann. e5oSn:d fHt n.
i'm i'm n,t 70 Long and was out st hrst but Grit
as A., ~ phenomenal base running. scored from
ming s, I'll ne ne out The inning ended BY HON.
chssss. 1 &.ldi TIMING y: full q sAou.: s1a
i, 10 i ~. and 0'bnsn. clean single sent Ward
il q, ,.s i,tr.ate Pnkney bit slow one and beat
ttiti.,'ksd BY rsftiss Insssad Of S.idina he
c cn,, and throwing to trst. he ran to
S sIi Third third. sxpsctins Long to ret the
ana ne latter had no chance 70 get H.
s tor tho ' b.s tS,l.d t tSsS left sld
S an, Two bases and, PinEnsy Game home.
s<As ssNlnR 70 third. StovOy threw the bAli
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Excelsior rise Club. Pr,.e Shoot

The Excelsior RHO Club Of Jersey City held its nrss
annual prize shoot at Greenvle schuotxen Park yss
tsrdsy Tho event was held over the 2ooyasd range.
which was in perfect condition.
Tho shooting At the German ring target open -
all Corners and the compstition WAS very brisk me
uarksmsn obtaining the highest tive tickets
out OF . possible rs each
john Coppsrsmith, - u; George Joinera 81. g. 3.
O. varisk President OF Tho club captured the nrss
cured BY John Coppersmith.
In the shooting It the builreye target also open .
all coners the number OF red Tags shot l. 2.
H.gp::ni ID 6SSp.n:ml,h ~; W!!lis@ E'ssl :: 2:
TiIIi.m Robn.on 2: Thom.. Hughes 2: @ JSnsS 2;
The tsrESt Of hsnor shooting was open 70 members
Of the club only and only three shots we're allowed
Hsnsen. Ss; William Weber e2; o. g. goycs % Henry
Chsvans SO: President variek. 65; William RobidsuI
o. Ch.rl:y P,nn:y. 81; Christopher Bauohle d; ana
The prizes for the ring target ranged in amounts
from So TO a. The miums for ths best york At the
number OF bul,s.yeA p in gold The nrst red DAG
The shooting will DO continued to-day.
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AHssTM y

d dSs s ana sirss.Sss , a 1''' - ''
Bs.tins. Fl,. to l sssin.s Foreigner - ssnsis
THE THIRD RACE.
.ns .; on. purse $3.50 for 'hr'''''r'd'
unains s...i.s b. q Racine BY Bshep-valry Rose.
Rss s1.: & n a. 2ss; Sa e d d. S:s
Belle d'or a'se ran. -,,, "a,
on Racine ..o against Tanner
THE FOURTH RACE.
). s:.Tsy:: A: . o IS 1 5, onsndsss-xy
.;;: S:ss ;.;!:: i$ $;; IL
and Festina also ran.
s.,.!.. ,s ...ia:s or'soe. me Lad, u,a.
THE FIFTH RACE.
'sa I:1 Msos SS.s:s ~;
SisS;; Il
Vintage Time MY also ran Ran; =.
M. y wood0snA sso I, Bengal to IL
THE SIXTH RACE.
Purse 1900: selling allowances, thrssquartsrs Of
T. Isylor's Oh; 9. csn.aur 4 By Raysa Gor-LuslA
.ssns. s ss ss! aS re-
rs as Wei. f.s:
ran
Time i:l8%.
I'd ssi!G e c'naur o's L'rs, 'tsi sns
The entries and pools for to.morrow's races
arc:
rr IS.
los Actor ana lsaaoa
sscoud Race-Ons mile MslauL Lssls B.. Belle Of
Gle Beck. 1908: Lord Harry. III
THIRD Racs-Morrissey stakss: one mile and ave
iifns0. Los Angeles and Santiago 'ao ''oh' Carroll
Fourth Raos-Pecahontas States; one mile and three
lu0; WoodbenA llu
Fifth Racs-One mile and sixteenth. voseur1 and
colt i0i; 0ere D. III; Gettysburg and Carroll III
each; Lady Cads. 10.
Pools sold IS follows:
Pirst Race-Aotor e25: Bonnie Burke and Loudou,
BIO each ade furnish. saoucA and The Queen.
y each: neld Si2
Second Raos-Lusia B.. s3s; Lord Harry and Belle
Of Orange So each; NslanL SIS; India Rubber SO;
neld SIG
third Race-Baldvins pair. 500: Carroll sla
Fourth Race-La foscA Sou Santa Anna Sii; Wood.
Fifth Racs-Carroil. soa: Eric. Macbsth and Gettys
BURG Nl2 each, sequence colt iertie D.. and Vosburk
siO each; Lady unds. -: Tactician. %
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SUNOL ALL RIGHT AGAIN.
The Peerless Filly e be Worked Tate
Record.breakiAg Forn.


Record.breakinE Form.
Mr.. Robert Bonner has received telegram
from Marvin. the trainer Of Sunol. stating that
the Ally Is going sound and all right again.
and has sent instructions TO Marvin, SO that It
IL expected that sunol will gradually DO
worked into record breaking form.
"sunoL" said Mr.. A. A. Bonner OF the Ne,o
York Ledger yesterday. ought to beat Maud
S.'s record II she Is as game marc as Maud.
She has the speed. as 10 shown BY the fact that
she trotted in AIS IS q two-yoar-old and in
2:10k IS . threo-ysar-old."
Horssmsn have been particularly hopeful Of
hearing good things Of sunol this summer.
and are eager to learn from good authority
what may DO expected OF her. This opinion
from Mr.. A. A. Bonner Is significant. he being
tho only amateur driver who has driven two
horses to sulky trials better than 2:l4-having
driven Rarus mile In 2:l3h and Edwin For
rest In ASK ON his fathers private three
quarter sxercising course At Tarrytown.
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2 the plate, asd the bail bounded HIN ava,
0anssls heed; Burns scorine and Fouts soins
g third: Y, O'Brisn struck out ana on Grii.
EontS =, the plate, but without success E1nSana
lew hit SAFELY. but Hemming again sndsd tSs
inning with strike out . S~"su INC
The Bostons averted a shut. mt q, a..
eighth. singles By Clarkson. Lowe. and NasS
ssfnins ; run: Umpire Mc0uaid called tho
mutky state Of the air. the result Of Sesvv