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Ionswooa Tennis Tourney,

RoIo>. iUiy 3i-New Workers. hero expected r. !.
l'n 10 defea; T. s. Sears to day AFTER the game HAL
rss played his week but nobody expected him to dn Il
in three straight sets. rs no did Hall continued his
PREVIOUS brilliant game uni kent the match well in
H. nd tho start Sears PLAYED his usual back eour:
which seemed Intellectual against HATS style Of
Playing sears did no. appear in his best form. Hal
viii play AZ Nahant next week The first set OF tho
contest went to Hall easily u also twice within
pont OF the second hut finally had TO hustle to win by
s--' Han was never headed In the third set and bv
II sNirUry wins first prize and the possession % TIE
championship cup Tor onn wear. TIE scores TO day:
Final Round-E. l.. Han beat r. 5. Sears 81. SC.
c..
Conso'a;ion Semi nnals-w. H. Shaw heat ". p.
Goues 80 go 81, II. Gray beat H. ". Codes. g.
u-i
FinA's-ll. Gray heat W. L. shaw G--t. &C. CO
Anay sis Of tho Ua.seurs aat.h-Aces won on placed
hhils Han ~ Sears 3t Aces won on hits out Of court
hy opponent! TIA "a Sears. ~ lIita into
net by opponent! Hall. ~: Sears =. Double faults
Hall. TotN points won: Hail. rs Sears. -. Time:
| ivur nj
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ST. PiUL'S RUNNING MEETING.
Emmett Captures the itcnt Hncc-Ont.lders
IN The MnInrltN.

81 'i,ju.y &!.--lals wa' TIE ninth dav Of IN, Ivn
.'N summer iAet,!h.;. TIE programme beng icut Il,
ATTENDANCE Na, on, fA's live purse 'arrS w,r. =
on last track. Three OF the ia,o-iteswei L hea,.a
Thee started N tho mrs, race Nv, fu.Iong. III. "a
wa' ech win Il. dtNin. finish 70: the Toto ,.,
i"vo:ie Lena Trey Aanorcau husiAng secu.L -,
lengths IN !ront .: Queen n.iyiS
our siaftt! Ia The second race selling rurs, n
NIL ani hslAie-rih. Jim Damn ciOsel aG To tayrr.
uiteconi was tho lest he uogii do E0yA Gait,-wi
hing e3silv by Three lengths ,oIne!s ;Ht.Euytlg
ieigih Hcl inh jitn I'inn 1nr u. Face Md, I'm,
,b' Tue iit" t'A"iert al tie ana. aud U.il A,
~ hcr l"bhndius WAS II" 10 81, iavpTue IN. an.
won as he reasei ny three lrnctit. from ugTln ~,
g;.ui,. 'e ''"..
j. ~, WAS scratched in tie fnurfur .ong htas ,-d,,
LETT hrhi ~ s-Nsa, il'- hai; 3r.i Eush mar. {, 4
Dust whs an $40 niaNUrltr, mud ste TIE ur.try:
ehNlS ~ Tar - l.nsils b.. IN the nest ,tti viz, H.
thre" ehrihs fiEiEri asa un tte lnai ,,afr,
noi Duet hrarY an eighth ~ - nue srgl.i was Iuti
IN both h-aiH "h,lc nnn.eaC-. TITO see ord favor.
MAS second IN the s.""i heat B" lone t. ana ,,,ud
Day were distance III . VS. h"at Tn" 81, ''t =
dash OF hin- iuroies VIVA nv. starters end 'x
nai ,ncnH Hagen Va, u" iarotte ~ $40 i0i. &,
hnished lhirh II. second faNu'iir. the Lur.,
.olt iiarry Ray . TO Won III saop ny three e,r,
rom inc lutt shot lollA.hs " no beat u r.,
HAe distance :"r second place lime, ':i,.
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Baseball Games To-day.

sAIioSiL tEAGrE
%ev York VS.. Brooklyn. a. the Po'o grounds
Philadelphia VA Boston at rhiladelpha
cincinnati Va hiidgo. At Cincinnati
P!ltsoursh w. Cleveland at IittBUGrgh
.ArH!C,s tsS0C;ATioS.
Cincinnati "a Washington. ut Cincinnati
Columbus W. Baltimore. at columbus.
l.outsril! ~ Athletic, at Louisville
III. Louis Vi. Boston. At st LOUIS
fAsTEhS ASSOCIATION
Troy ", New Haven, at Troy
lelanon VS., Ir0viience ut Lebanon.
fufalo w syracuse, ar Buffalo.
Rochester va Albany, 81 Rochester.
AAAIktR LlaGvR.
Eng!ewood 7. c. VS., Staten Island A, c. at Ens,s
wood ~ ''
Staten Island G. C. v. Crescent A. C, a. Livingston.
AaA.rCR h7TLITic uSIO..
Manhattan A. G. vs. Cathedral A. C., at Manhattan
Field
New Jersey A. c. VS. New YORK. A. G, at Bergen Poa,
OTiiRI CAxIa.
West Lnds VS.. Westneli a. e., at Wssthe,d
huburians ". North side Athletics at fremont
south Grange ] G W., ilushings at south orange
IVES wood \ {. W Orion 4 a.. at Wcstwuod.
BRIGHTON Athlrtlrsvs Bonrauhnrst at Beusonhur.t
hIIanthsNs MrtncheRA NJ halfway
lisrk-n-arE' - T.. ~ hippo'S ut IiacEensnCk.
Ciciii"ns " \iol-ts At tile Of! Polo grounds.
Queens Athletics Va. bay R.Gge, az Queens Athletic
grOunIs
Babylon vs.. Dauntiess. At Babylon
1ucRahoe Athletics vs. Citizens at Tuckahos.
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Tennis nj lferreu Point.

After an in .ermssion Of .hree DAYS the members ot
the Ne sen Rom. Lawn Tennis Club resumed yesterday
afternoon the ORGANIZATIONS courts At Bayonne
In their annual Irzo closed handicap tournament that
wash begun over fortnight ago. The days sport In.
c!uded neognters at Eentemen's singles and mixed
doubles, the results being as follows:
Mixed uOnhles final ROund-Niss Lita d voorhees,
and 81 dnev !. Smith defeated Miss SAliie Day and
Charles. spencer hy i4-i2
Gehtlemehs singles. Third ROnnG-Eouni b. sydney
l.. smith .rr.t class won by default from Ambrose
Packard third class.
Final Nound-Chs-les c. Wheeler tsecond class heat
yLnsy l. Smith lhrst class by 25-2l The winner
had \ haEicAp allowance Of minus fifteen points in
every odd game ard minus thirty points in every even
game
The Tournament: was to have been conclnds oil yester
day but several "r the contestants Gt iha supple
Eentary round for second prize in the sncounters at
peniiemen's singes failed 10 put IN All appearance.
that portion az The play which is all now rem aning to
bs decided, wAs poatponed until next Tuesday after
mon "hsn the winning conest1nts will receive their
trophies aud tho meu0ers Of the club win wind the
event with reception, luncheon and ho!.
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Tho Talent Landed on Only Two First
Choices ut Brighton Yesterday.

Tho Talent Landed on Only Two First
Choices ut Brighton Yesterday.
The talent had good deal to talk about
coming homo from Brighton yesterday. What
was said can easily be imagined when 1t is
known that only two fayorltes won during the
days sport. ono OF which was at odds GU and
the other at even money.
Trinity had been tipr Ell and touted in every
nook and corner to win the first race. and WAS
backed down from an oven money favorte TO
5,o3 on. He held the load to the homestretc!.
and seemed an oasy winner Thon he weak
oncd. and jamestown took the lead. In the
Last fow yards Ely drew out and won by u
Length. Louis Il beat Jamestown head for
VENTS ushed to o tho 'front.' 9 Mirh tho second
rnco. aud was rever heaaed. wnninc BY a
Length, IRREGULAR was second. eight lengths in
lItnberl, for some reason best known to the
BOXES, was made ,ayoiite for the third race,
the talent mn!e plunge on him. lle led iCra
iurlone. when % gave way 10 Houston, In Tho
he LEASED Cy length AMI !. lali Kov"r yet It.
ting the place. length aheai OF tho lavoriio,
for nS Of ages aid n"wa
sas.1s q e W ha' n,s mile After y"G VA
nrs u adrlyiSs nish R"mbls @ Won nj" By i h"i
parts Of lonath in frnnt virgIc' '"es' '"f''
Early blossom. he fnyori 9 OF tho MT n rAcc
mad" tho running to the turn for home. Then
Tanner cane through with husband finished
II llenstn DO ore her. Meridcn was third
quit in the sixth event. He hal the best Of
the start, hut all tho others closed up tho
space NJ tho, quarter Theirs l. beat Vital
Sparl; length and half Fidelio was thru,
six lengths ehind
There were TIVE We starters in tho last race
Ccn'aGr Was IN" iavorte but no finished Nth.
Ronanco caro- thr"ugh in tho last furl lng
second aud Queen ui Trumps third.
summaries of the aces follow:
THE FIRST RACE.
Purse 800; six and half furlonss
ly. iOl Nv Shiedsl..
ssnnett warns ch c. Louis Il, x ito (Dsiongi,...a
Trinity spendaiI Toss IN. Boyle Rhodes POmpon
Vhletta, and Barnegat also an
p,,,,u Imr ~
jamestown Mutuaa paid 500 :ss', SIS,
THE SECOND RACE.
Purse 200 for twoyear:olds rel ing; nve furlonr-
J. u Mccormick br T. focalite BY vocAic-yiettA,
+ LeIrhshr ftsguisr I'D III Anderson,
Even Weight Countsss Minnie Manton niy. Money
Maid Matte Hamilton ily. and II andicraft also ran.
,., Tims-i Oit4.
ttsttFKn.n %nsy S psa I,sr.gs
THE THIRD RACE.
Pnrs. SION; seven furorgs
W: u, Timnions clL =. B.nsdicine g. ny Hurrah--
Hicsa llt N Bergen .'..'.'...
", DAYS CHI C; Rover los ,Lumbeyl............2
Houston Kimberly and and play Brunette .iso ran.
settinS-Tw0 and hsIt against Bsnsdctlne 4to
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Entries for Brighton.
The following ars the entries for Brigh on

to-NAy.
First Esnc-ruts, sScl selling; Eve cish,ns Of mile
IolhaN -. Affair, M Sam Morse. i,s Sam iiar
Per, %" los. 'tuiOGr-. i,r. Maid ot AtonWood No.
h"o Arthur iu;; Iaurtnska Ia; Gyda lut Tom
Wood Loo, Jessie D. nIIy. VI
Second EAce-iurse 20. ave sighths or u milo 81.
Ia"!snt -. ht,iie, i'E Aingis. cp. los. .Ianham
Was"1oi late hhaIa CD; ~, Vocalist 1903 Trades
mati ~; MAXIM ny. lya; Dunchsier W My. 10.
H. Pumsrov. ~
=. THEA -rur.e So 'vee:shihs of a mile. Maid
OF bhthef iI Jay "a L.. III! John Atwond ia: bht
Ma. i Mnri nte no konance no; nalesmsn itn.
marry H. ; M! Dec lao kOsciusko Nay. iRt. servia,
~; Yeti, ho trhana, io1 1Aeu.a !Ui. Insight los;
Fourth racs-rnrse si,coG ono and one sixteenth
ihi IS EanU.es llh. - John. it", Rover lU,; Brown
lux. J. - - -; luf " lie ~. Iui,
,li! harr-Furse $50 six and half furlonRs.
kinst on -; feri. No. Tnauo. IIn Eeilevue IL,
Anarchist, ~ " '
sikh hac..-pnrss sl.o0O; i've .oighths OF n nne
N Ns ihres, My IA Alright ~: ir mn no:
Maggie Murphy lu': h.rael iua, Nc-hena lnN: Peru.
Nsn, .,, 80 Nans ~ Mar, rs ,.yen Weight g,
Long ~ II. Little sim. - Pandora ivi: ST Luxe.
Midget I'll ~
Tie third race did not M Tie mrs. race wa. III.
Siueh tue second hair being now tho third race On
account u e RUE limiting entries to reen Tor
egli were draws from tho second race
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NOT A SINGLE HIT OFF RUSIE
RRO0KLYy BATsMEN HIT GRoENDERs
FOR NINE INNINGS.

Lovetts Feat Duplicated By New York's
Great PItcher-Ths Local Team In Fine
Trim-Bo.ton. Chicago, and Pittsburgh
the other League vIctors-The Louis-
~iiIe Club win Remain In the American
ssoeiation-Go-sip and Notes.
Tic future Is full OF promise o. disagreeabls
SURPRISES to visiting teams and pink tinted
70 seate victory for tho New Yorks. The natu-
ral result Of SO happy n combination would he
higher and more satisfactory position in the
League raco for this cty's representatives. In
such position sco(iers aud cynics would be
powerless to lacerate tho feelings OF tho faith
ful. Tho New Iorks pulled themselves to-
gethsr yesterday and tried tho effect OF their
improved condition on the Btooklyns Not
much was ACCOMPLISHED in the matter OF per-
centase for the reason that the Philadelphas,
50 naughty in this burg. Quailed before the
Bostons and foil helpless and beaten on their
own battle ground. AS Boston gains moro ty
q victory at this stage OF tho game. the Now
Yorks arc now but three points behind the tail
players VINO bnsk In tho glow OF Bostonan
culture.
1t usually falls to tie lot al the tal.ond clubs
TO beat tho leaders and fall before all other
teams. or Cincinnati il must be said that !ts
team IL trounCed with equal viEor by all
others. and Chicago Is now str ding upward
over the remains Of tho PorSopolls aggrega.
tion. Otherwise tho race is unchanged. Clove-
land. Philadelphia. and BROOKLYN nro struE-
Cling hard 10 hotter themselves. and Cincin.
natl and Pittsburgh arc fighting despera:elyt to
avoid last place.
Tho scores were:
Now York. G; brooklyn, 0.
Boston. Z: Philadelphia, ..
Chicago. S: Cincinnati, j.
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Cricket.

The league Championship game which was down
10 bs played AZ Clifton on Thursday between the Cos.
mopolitans and Beres,eys had to he again poSponei
On account OF tho weather.
Iolart Mantea team nf Thespians will play their
0nd game on Monday NJ berkeley oval where tie home
or! oy abie game
W. II. Rutty, Henry Martin. D. A. Munro. and some
hTRifcd rpIr.n have organized 4 veterans tam to
play m!ddie.ofrhe.w-ek matches with tho New York
CLUBS. IL ID expected that l.. H. MocrRn W H. pavidvs
". a; Jeub. hos:ori and }. BearuaH will be among
the eleven
Negotiations arc under for bringing a team
OF EnRsh residents OF PhiaGrlphA 10 play represcu.
'aave Sow York team here during tho hrt week sop.
icGer Is prop0is TO have the rhale Uhis ele vel,
composed Of the same who lake part in the anna.
nj match for the professional! berent.
There have been AREA. ~ this ;, aaon four
scored in New rorS and this heats the record. Last
year only orc play IN New York reachsd IN. much
corri"d three nKurs., ". II. TnoiE9s0n OF staten
ls'anN, while tie year previous AIMED Tho
hundred Tie roll Of honor is i. r. Roberi for Fort
Hamilton eiinnir, lis not out; +. Il. Moran
for staten Island Va ThesIilnS rs. not out; s. i,
Walker. Jr FOR staten Island va Harlem luJ George
Wee. Tor Berkeley va Fort Hamilton lJ., retired
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"a ~.
THE FOURTH RACE.
. Purse 81, 900: selling; one mile
T.. Leishsh 6. Rsmb en- Il " Bramb,e Daisy Hosy,
li4lti. Anderson observation-disclosures.
Sr sG1. y. tii ons'sF !, ,' .s.
!, aspanto Iheod0s;us Pandora Cascade, and Tom
,,, Zine. ,ta1..
,oFI Fys to Yn .ssmolsr to against long
Tur FIFTH RACE.
Purse ST. 700: handicap for all ages; I've furionVa
D. ne hpns ~ = Tanner (" ty Long iSw-Noii!e ,
J. II. McCor,ni"Ss t ary Blossom ia iFiynnj :!
~; pwsei,sb IN Mctiirn 10 uoV ,.,..,.'...,.,, -
., nh,e T. b'Me, ArncA ba..ytan. and jay =. bee
r, nt,ti R"s TO- "s,!ns anr.r even money
81. .3,S!
THE SIXTH RACE.
Purse 81 COZ: for two.yssr. o IL; sey,u fur,opr.
G; !. Lenchs Oh C. Th,crs L.. "y M"ciun FRANCES H.
Nc bays6 Tiasis !. l.nh eyi "1'' So, 3
kinsaon. helle ID, BoiheratlVn, aMl Temis camnluo
R. "S, and ha,r 70 seaeit 1ns;r. /; atc
sioUu, sI7U s6i ''' ''''
THE SEVENTH rAct.
Purse $50: SIX and a half futiongs
j. D. ,.li,nss b x Romance a. by Eomnsy Fleet.
Mr. Sanborns hl G Eti j. 100, Jone.
H. Du.ahs eli H. Queen Of irumps. Il, IN lDe
Sparkling, Montee,, Cerm.ite Ko.cvu!", Ctntaar.
Hair spring Gideaway Nuoion aud Frank also ran.
queen OF lThmps. Mu'uts paid Sls.?U, Sos, .Suu.
NOTES.
Eoc,litc after Winning the second race. was
bid up from 5000 To syU5.
JOCKEYS VI. Bergen. j. Dwyor. II. Anderson.
H. Jones. CONNOLLY, innos and j. i,anhlv wero
en-, line, lined ~ yostr,tay for bad behavior az
the rest OF the meeting.
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Nick Collins Speaks Plainly.

Nick Collins il very anxious to do up some OF the !@?
pound fighters or eso to be done MP by them He az.
pears to have it in for "Swipes, tn Ne~sboy who
Collins says is afraid TO meet linn in any Kind Of fgh
Then there IA Tommy Holden, said Collins to a
reporter yesterday Holden has bee doing consoles
able taking lately about what lie could do 10 ami
now propose to give MIN chance will hght holden
at either catch weight or -! pounds for from $40 10
$500 side. I'll PROMISE him hat will no at tho
ing place ready to clinch match whenever lie shyshs
word Or Will accommodate Swiprs To aEit lin
number OF rounds, or TO a Lnsl would be about lie
easiest thing know Of.
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Fred Hovey, the renn,. Player, III.

B1sIov July sl--rrsd II. Ilovey the welkno~n
tennis player IL still suffering from tho effects OF his
cent illness from which he had not fni!y recovered
when he played the match with f. L. Hail IN the Long
wood Cricket Clubs tenns tournament last Monday
afternoon. Prior the match he mad been confined
his bed for three days and condition play
lie 10 now nnd-r the care Of a l!ysician IN Newton
Centre Int fortunately serious results followed his
unwse tourney TO the LouRwood courts at time whe
he needed complete reht ana when he was threatened
with serious illness II. Is now keeping within doors
pretty much all t- time with view TO recupeta'ing
his ene-gie. After good rest he will he fuIiy
stored TO health an! hopes {" he In good condition for
the Naha!t AMI Sewpt TT tournaments
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News from the gor.c world.

Miss Alico, 2:l7%. AMI Grno Smith. ~!
arg 70 be worked together. with ali-w toa faSt
mlr !" L"e WHEN tho GraLd tircui, re,ches
Hartford, Coma.
THO colt Good De. by IIyder Ali. has .en
sold 20 McCafleriy Bros, Tor ,?ulo; tho cot
Bnckhound. by Buchanan, 10 Ewing Bros Tor
to q. NJ. Post for $1,000.
Budd pobb drove the tvo-year. old co Nom
bars. by Eagle Bird u mile at Cleveland sew
erai days ago without q skin. The youngster
scored the first quarter in "a, seconds, the
hrli In l'lo. aud finished the mile In 2:27's.
TIE large aud costly stah.cs aud covered
III. were DESTROYED hy fire on july "a. together
WIN the contents. The 40 horses were res:
cued. The loss was heavy. a collection Of
paintings on sporting SUBJECTS In the ONCE be-
ing alono valued at $4,000,
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seven-po""d a"o,,- WIN suit Mcfarland.

The CHALLENGES and counter that have been
going the rounds In Brooklyn the past fortnight are apt
to result in match between Two OF grookiyus best.
known players The den OF Tom Dewhurst to pitch
John NcFar AMI game with Tpound quoits for
So SIDE. has been accented hr Denis Callahan on
Re ali 81 Metart.nL lac condition. uGd,r wuic,
FsF'Ahu Viii piiC. are A. - points up;
tnts 10 weigh pounds and 20 DO ~, inchss In dam
.er; thc sake 10 DO So tide. Mcfsr aud viii also
play Jim Whittless unknown a game un Ter the same
conditions These Iatshss sad Callahan, can be
grouuds foe! OF Court street. Brooklyn' 'N''
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Tho Bayonne City Athlete Club Of Bergen Point has
elected the 70 lowing officers for term Of six month";
President George NJ hui: Vice fretideLt James ?.
Donovan. Recording Secretary. edward Ellis FnAn'
cial Secretary John Bowman; Treasurer William Ba
sergeantat ARM. William hhegn
The annual 'al! games OF the New Jersey A. G. will
he held Sept NJ tergrn Point y. j commencing Al
y. VI uNr hundrrd ward rEn. iF,lard run, A%ly -
run. one nj ruu one me wI.& g-p.,art hurdle ~
feet inrlrsj nliEg higl 'um1 rInniug broad Iumn
i0l silver aud uroIe medals 10 trsL second and
thri IN earh ey.nL Eu'Tes close Aug ~ with ". W.
Scott, Sew YORK CIV.
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Winners at Garfield Park,

Cn'cAco. July 3iThe following the results o; III.
races at Garfield rark to-day
First Race-Tlree quarters ~ n mile FiIs Rock won
Victoria second lob faN.un. third Time :II
Second kace-Uns m,Ie. Moajcska won ScIpsnet
second. pman third Tine :i-s..
,ihirI Race hree'Huarters o: a mite: Gr!io won,
fnrine seconi, julius SAX thirI Time i.I.Ie
fonith RAE. -Ihree quarters Of milo, Elsie 4.
Post odds second. Governor Porter tird Tine ~
frttI lncsiYtceHths OF u mile; Goidston- won
DeceN second. Johnny nreener lh.ri Time. ~,
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ProrInrScr, july 3i.-TEe cAtboat race for thu
Anderson cup too: place Yesterday OF tho RHODE
Island Yacht Cub housa at Fuwtrcket and WAS
won by ,;arns onn.i m l.. ls.k q Warren,
prize offered by Nice.conmod0re sands to tho winner
among the rlo"rs ~ and unitr 80 feet was won by
SHARK corrected time 1853 Mgnpn second and rom.
boy third. , The wind was southeast and blowing
aOUut ten miles hour.
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At the Park Athletic Club rooms GU Myrtle avenue.
BROOKLYN last i2ht the third of tho series OF inter
club exhibition, betwe the members OF tho Park and
Brighton Aueti; Clubs, both OF which are instructed
by thr veteran Herman Eattenhorst was held Inst
llgt IN TIE presence OF avery large crowd OF snthI.
hlast, spectator. ,one very Tine work wit
messed the young athletes showing renar; abba anti.
iuie for the SPORT William A. Footnan WAS the mas.
ter OF CEREMONIES. William Epplc and Eh,,s Sweeney
were tho first nA,r frotn the Park a. O. Pniip Brown
fa,s a. u ana koLtrt EGwards Of tho Brighton A. c.
champion " and Charles Dascher, Park A. g. N
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Gtorcr'rrr y j, July 81. FOL owing are lie res t,
u! day seven,ri
lirst Eace-uns milo ard n quarter Sam u " am
l!hLi" s-cnhd 'ni tar'rnDd thtri. Iime. - -
second atc--l!ai - nIe. Pembroke wnr. " trr
Etlm second Peerless th,rt Time ., seconds
th'rd Race -Four rurunss and a ha!f Orti.n,, .. n,
Aihalarlc my secvi1, Zine Ktse thrd Inn
initiate ~
Fourth nacn-Si> flr!orgs AMI ha,f Ratiau,s,9
lanrhlhhnoCs serUn! LA NkstOne third TIM.
fitth Race->evcn fUrloI.s nRd a ha,f NoIu u ar, 4.
wen. Ehtoh;0wn second Monsoon MIRA TINE. | g.,
sixth khce-tour turICng. ami n haf Murris,Un
won, SEilMVr- second GLiri. Time a. ~
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A PrItcl,a I'd. FftzsImmouS Fight.

NV ORLEANS. July 3l.-The Olympic Club did mot
display overmuc anxiety to obtain tho Hall and Et,
simmons fight, because it had better match in view
Yesterday It cahiei Siu 600 offer TOT PrtchArd to
meet Ftzsimm here about Narhi Grass and II 10 ex
pected to Orns about III" despite fritchards
announcements that II. wil light only IN LDgand The
club niso enlrhvUriHg secure Johnnie Grimm and
Ven Hest for n NgIt n about two months
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Two Girl. swim for $500.

An exciting swimming contest took place yesterday
morning NJ RocGaway Beach. The contestants were
two ladies n iss Emma Maybun o: Fea CIIH and Mas
Maggie Abrr!ey OF brooklyn ior purse of SSDL The
distance Was hall mile Miss N.ybun the win
lei lengths 49, vs."
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Yachts mt city Island.

CRY ISLAM July ~ Tho following yachts are here
at anchor: Pew. Aiaa anita. IrOguois Lotus Iesn Iu.
ron. Ssyorara MNrla, Aayaower. Fannie, KolrIc
PortiR Ventura. Wcnonab. Iiri.. nesree Marxuerite
Hattie. faruietc, ttys!!a and hacUndAh
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Delehanty and Brown. First base on balls-Hamiitor
Delehanty GU thlnde Alien. Brown. Nash % struck
out hindlo Brown, Tucker Kelly, Elarkson on
Esper. Cassan, Nash. passed bsll-GanzsL Wild
pitch-Cassisn. Time-a .05. Umpire-Lyhch
CHICAGO. 4; ciNcNNArLt
CtvciSSAr July 3l-DumO work on tho bases lost the
Reds the game, and Browning and Reilly the Of
Attendance, l. The
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Delaware and Futurity wore both ridden out
although they were coupled in the be ting, tn o
last named winning by three lengths. Ecarte
was poor third.
Handicap steepechase. with s75u added Of which
course
}, u owls irs Gu h. Fu,uri,y. s by ventiintor-
Carrie Nc, 10, rostD.
J. y Lewis " 8, ch. m. Delaware aged chandler Z
L. r. lempatp or & Echr'e ;. l+5 ~ Lvnrh. q
MtsimOre.and. Gladiator. Puritan, anu Fountain also
ran.
,.,, Time 1+2, ...,
Hio against Wes'mofeani to fcartc, to I furi
tan y 20 o!adiasr, 4Utu Fountain. Mutuas paid
sit35, $3.50.
NOTES.
1t IL intended to have hurdle races three
DAYS week at Jerome Park during August.
Uncle 10 Donohne. the veteran steeplechase
manager, says that he has mnde the hurdle
ana other Jumps so sac thHt there Is no
danger OF serious accidents, especially since
the hurdle In tie homestrctch has been taken
away
Col y. Bruce will sell the. Maple Stud
Thoroughbred yearines. and also the yearlinRs
bred by Mr.. W. II Fornes and Mr. !. W.
Mathewson, in the free Held at Norris Park to-
day There are fine colts and FLIES BY Duke
o. Magenta. Ianiuue. and other well. known
sires in the lots to be offered The sale will
begin ut IL o'clock.
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,hsThea rnnsn,,ine nnni ohicaSo y lw",6ase
sio!sn bnss Latham. Goohev GuinberI Double play
;ICoonsy, Ptefer. aud Arson First base on bnlis-ny
struck out-By Uuinbert, Passed balls-NarrinRtnn
rir1sbrEGiI. s: CLfvkLkSp
Pir1sarrGg. July al--AIou; eJO persons saw the
Pisbutghs defeat the Cleveands In close game to.
DAY. SHARON lost the game for Cleveland Miller
ueiei " ell and GTu1e: was hi. hsr1. The score
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BosTos, July ~ Tho sciooners Merlin and Sea Fox
and the cutters Th.nn Aga will Join the yachts OF
tbs Nav YORK Yacht 'inD ou their annual cruise be.
sides those already nainei.
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Grand League Championship game Brooklyn vs.
New York Game T.. NJ Admission. 500 Tickets
and reserved seats at spaiding-, Al broadway. EX
press 9th av Il" leaves Rector Ut. at S:24-Adp.