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Trotting at Syracuse.
A NEW TANDEM RECORD.
Fine Work at the Annual Meet or the
League OF American Vheelnen.

League OF American Wheelmen.
DETROIT, July l7.-Betwsen four and hve thousand
people witnessed the FIRST days racing OF tho
annual meet Of American whesmen League at tns
Driving Park this afternoon. All the events hoty
& a. , g, q: day he 51ns
halt mile tandem record They made the distance In in
l:Os breaking the best previous record OF 1913 Is
First Evsnt.on. mils novice safety. l. ". sehlm.
mel Dstr S hssnsn !; u. Cossiss o"ssso Aioh.
Second Evsns.ons mile, novice. ordinary. W L.
Mich; 2; Q. Ii. Chris. TonswandA N. Y. 4 Time
Third Event-one mile, Detroit whselmsn Club handi.
scratch, 2; Dickin.on % yards q Time. 2:5s IS.
Ordinary. 4; 4; ZimmsFm.n, New ,York a G..Ssw
xott ~ Fhi SSpns .ns Taxa
shis.ss S's se'a s so 2s: s
psInsn Ssw s, Y S3a T. x Sis:p: h1as
Park III. 2; W. N. Carman. Woodstock. Ont 8. Time
Seventh Eyent-ons, mile l. A y. sh.mDonshiP
:issx :, s;a.n sSn.n.d as Ss
oissss ,1s s..a D4Ys E +s
delpnia 2; 4. Hasiston A. C. s. N. Philadelphia. l.
Ninth Event-one fourth OF !. mile, LA, ", cham.
piopship sa!ssy.w " Taxis, AC $ n: Ph,lads!phi.
h:n Boston &C. 1S Ss. T. Ems & Sc Burn
Tenth Lvent-Three.m. l. lar. ordinary. There were
only three starters In ,n!s event nut was the
I!sae Fs5k; in; W ii, carmsn. Wooi''oeE. Out s.
Citizens and Zimmerman. rather than 90 tho dis.
nSs sSI n n Sr 81 s.a :ns
nsy ~
three quarter pole, breaking the haltm record.
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Tho sxr.cu.. c,ub in Trouble.

SYRACUSE July T.-There 10 . possibility that the
Syracuse Baseball Club Of the Eastern League viii be
transferred to some other city within the next ten
days. Atthe conclusion Of Yesterdays game with the
Albanys the players notified Manager Frazer that they
would play no more ball until their salaries, which
were weeks in were paid. Frazer had re-
fused to pay the guarantee money for yestsrdays
game Capt Gerhardt OF the Albanyh and he there
BY forfeited his franchise Frazer also notified Prssi
should no Longer be considered member OF the East
Association, ue gives his reasons for dsband
the club lack OF and that he tired Of
the husnssa There are all sorts of rumofs to-day 70.
President Fassstt Of the Albanys In the city
day. and said he would take the team to his city to.
morrow to play the scheduled games there. and
Capt Ea.ta has been ordered report there BY Pr..
strong bids for the club while kilograms from other
cities 70 the effect also coming in II possi.
bio local capitalists will take charge OF the
team which it Is confidently os!isvsd can b made to
day. game were divided among the players after de-
quoting the
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- rhs Louisville Club has released Pitcher Bell
Nj BisSsa-yes; New York beat Cleveland four
ogrAghS ~ scores Of 70 Y . 70 8, to = and too
The Manager Of the two local oolOrsd clubs have
ae.is buried hs hstShss and 6ssinninx next spnd.y
thsr big array Of crack players.
Ibs Boston Association has signed now battery In
lhe pSreons OF FxgsrAld pitcher Of the Raens OF the
pisns OF The khods Island State League.
Louis Baseball Club has signed DurysA pitcher OF the
cid CincinnAu team He will Join the club their re-
Is home In Camden. HIS wife u quite III
Ihs Ashistios Of rgekshee have organised for the
ssss arH.eTT sues TT sssgIdsy sitsrnoCn %:
WtilianlbgidsA and Dobbs Ferry preferred. Address
samuel l. Horton, Tuckshoe. n. :.
from ~ the clubs IN the Roy Al Arcxnum League OF
ereoslyn ON Wednesday luly ~ The picked team hss
Gssssl- and will be under The w.nag.msnt OF Y. q
- 6Ssmicaf Bank nine has been postponed until
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Odds and Ends OF Sports.

e %;Ss i vi. .S
Cornss NJ IL New n York ci.ya-A Ss the letter
@ saS s1hs
Rv,..
t.s ss:' s:.sa s % class Of has
eS.s% IF : .. a a cs KIN
ss ~ . the
The sss Kiysr Swimming and Athletic Club has been
f pi1y SH Ia Ss s. Zion
.Gn IL. #. 81
as ron. IF ss,mms and E. s1na k0sns
IL F-The national tennis cham onship In singles
p. "a. n"sy =. Newer.
siss 1%s s,,ssa r. ma ny s"
s psys s are
NV . nS .. az 4. VALID A ~ 20 r
JACK FaIon o. Brsokyn be sivss BY any
IN. es,S s" Sis xst "
t. ..s 7 r. 4 az. tssE'
w M q Bs:.s Jim Oh 1 ls
q: snn c"rs .d ss"'p e tho s'
s SsSiS Sv S T..;
Men Union and tho Holy Name Society Tho athletic
games viii consist OF lOnysrd dash, fst mems race
under 10 years seek race for same $50 YARD run Tor
for members OF the Holy Name society
Tho staten Island ATHLETIC Club Is fo,mng new
eight Dared in the Middle states regatta last
urday was quite surprise to the = l. A e. ono can
they did no. bet cent or them The A. g root, r.
sce for not betting on their fsyortss The crews OK
cesnt showing At the regatta vas due TO the careful
Ross There 10 plenty Of good material left yet and
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The Lake Reeatta,

ronoxro July 1.-THE third days races Of the Lake
Yacht Racing Association circuit OF here to-day.
under the auspices OF the Queen City Yacht Club They
were successful In every respect
In the 4ofoos class tho Iama Of osweeo beat the
White Wings Of Hamilton. by minute 50 secondA in
addition to /: 80 time allowance
In the IS foot class the Dnan OF Hamilton won. de-
feating tho Alert Of Hamilton by % minutes
Tho ofoot class was won BY The Euna Of Toron:
TO- with Lotus OF Hamilton second, the Velnstts Of
Rochester finishing fourth.
The Maud OF Hamilton the 25-footc class race,
with the Hilda OF Toronto second
10 tho 2Lfoot.class race the Kathleen of Toronto
finished FIRST, with the Elsie OF Toronto second
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ON THE TENNIS COURTS.
/. Fourth Day OF tho &

Fourth Day OF tho Saratoga Tournament
SARATOGA. July 1.-THE fourth day OF the Saratoga
tournament was played before . very large crowd.
ovey and Bixby of the Lonswood Club Boston. played
very strong double game and beat Hall and Miller
So 7-a e. In the semtnnal match of mixed
doubles A. h. Ide and Miss InRham beat Yates and Miss
Hobart 81 Ga, o.
A. u. Ide and Miss Ingham, 81. 3-a So Gu
Msns consolatiSn 90nsiss,fin,l match; h9rard
6-S6S, rs.
Womens ConsolAion-Fnal match: Miss Richie beat
Miss Soaring 7-h6-l
Ciuett beat Manning. 6-1. 8-l
beat Clpett "a Is.
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x.o. or ,h. American Y.eA. Club.

The American Yacht Club will hold their annual
steam yacht race to-day over An sishty.knos
straightaway course Tho yachts will start OF the en-
trance to New London harbor and will nnish OF the
club house Of the American Yacht Club At Milton Point
on the Sound.
The race 10 for the magnificent Atlanta cup present
cd By Jay Gould and will hAvsto Be three timea
not nccessarly in succssson before can b. held per
sntly Of the conditions OF the 10 that the
course must BE- sailed Inside OF nvs hours else
there 10 no race The probable starter. are Jo,eph
dors Archibald Wsttss Golden ROD and 81 Assara
left yesterday afternoon for New London whore he
viii start the yachs at o'clock r u; sharp today.
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M,,,.t, Heat. Mallory At 11ontc,.,r.

The feature Of ysstsrday's play In the open tennis
tournament at Montcsir was the semtnnal match in
the singles between g. O. Niilet Of the New York c.,
and r. II. Mallory Of Trinity College The former won
After An exciting shreesst match This gives him .
place In the finals and he will play W. A. Larnsd for
rs. prize dsy The nnsi match IN the doubles VII
johnson Of the Orange G., and Hobart and Perkins
Of the New York 7. q. The scores follows
0EHrLxhIHs HHGLKA
ssmtnnal rounds. O. Ailstt bsss b h. Mallory.
40, 6-a6-
Second round-w. A. Larned and ". v. Johnson beat
W. VANDERBILT and =. Cohen. so 81; J. r. Ho-
bart and Perkins sSst A. Pwsn6y nna ksnnsdy
Davis and g. CLEVELAND 80. o.
beat K. u. lloyd Jr.. and .. Kellogg ga e-4;y. =
Hobart and H. r. Perkins beat q Il. Powell and W. o.
Ludlow, Us, I-64k
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HAcKsssAck. July 1.-THE third days play of the
Enklswood Field Clubs annual tournament resulted a.
follows; Sheppard Romans defsatsd c. kell "a e-S
g.
Mixed Doublss-Miss L. Mowry and Mr. Q. Ksn Do.
festsd Miss Amy Mowry and Mr.. q Mowry, Ga 60;
Miss Homans and NJ. g. Eomans defeated Miss Nowry
ana Mr. X ksL Ga 8-S.
% lads. double: vent to M:s srrd:ts and
Miss L Blisa 81, TO, 8-H 8-2
Sheppard Romans and Herbert coppell VIII meet TO-
and who shall meet N. y. Prosssr for the
oh n nluiODaliD
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FAST MILES AT HONEYMOON
NANCr HANKS TRoTs IN e.rS Am
M'DOEL IN c:f5 50

The Track was None Too Fast. and N.,s.
Milo II Said to be Equal 70 Sds :.
Cieveiand-McDoei,a Race Horse w..
the Free for Aii-Rednont a.A La,
Sheridan Como Ont in Winning Fer.
PiTTsBuRoH. July Infancy Hants A..
mare that made such q sensation last $500.
by making the third heat OF race In 2.iIx
trotted wonderfully fast mile at HomevooS
Park this afternoon on her FIRST Appearance I.
her fve-year-old form. She was down tn :.
against 2:l0!s. Sunol's marx. but Budd Dohls
had not been allie to prepare for sucn An =.
fort. and. not caring to have tho marc lsf 4,
the first time, saii he would only send Nan,
Hanks on an exhibition trip.
1t was we'll along in tho afternoon vhs, \.
came out. and Splan had a runner hitchsd =
a sulky to make the pace. To the quart.r "a.
clip was moderate-35 seconds. But ~.
there the mare came faster. and when aha A.
ished most OF the spectators found that thsl,
watchers registered 2:l4S. The officials bs,s
this. however. as they hung out 2:l4. and pro.
ceeeded 10 credit Nancy Hanks with a nsv
record. According to those intruated Win
noting the mares flight the quarters VOL, Az
80. 81. aud 33 seconds But the third quart,
wa, the fastest one OF the mie. and nobody
as the official limo lie :07. II would have bsss
quite enough to announce tho pc for mance NJ
It actually occurred. for this track IA tvc
seconds slower than the Hrst-class onos and
was pretty we'll worn when the fiat KentucEy
mile In 2:l2, or better. when Nancy HAM,
reaches Cleveland. where the Grand Circuit II
TO- be resumed inter next week at Detroit
None Of the regular classes were sensational.
though Hedmont. upset all calculations Nv
landing the 2:2j class and reducing his recora
to 2:2l. The betting was 8 10 4 Oh Dave VII.
son. one OF Doble's string whom Spsn drovs
to relieve tho Chicago reinsman. az the iatter
i not yet over hts recent illness, Goldsmith,
up anil much better to-day. Dave Wlsnn
proved unreliable, while Ncdmont led irom
wire to wire in each mile. ~
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Baseball Games To-day.

NATIONAL LkAGuR-
Brooklyn Va New York, at Eastern Park
Boston Va Philadelphia at b0ston
Cleveland W. Cincinnati At Cleveland.
Pittsburgh ~ Chicago. At Pittsburgh.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Athletics Va ColumbuA at Philadelphia.
Baltimore ST Louis At Baltimore.
Boston va Louisville. at Boston:
Washington Va Cincinnati 1t Warrington.
EASTERN ASSOCIATION.
New Haven vs. Providence, At New Haven
Troy Lebanon at Troy;
Albany VI syracuse at Albany.
Buffalo VA Rochester At Buffalo.
AMATEUR LEAGUE
Crescent A. C. VS.. Engewood ?. c. at Bay Ridge
staten Island O O. staten Island 4. c. vt LivinRs
tou.
AMATEUR ATHLETIC UNION.
Manhattan 4 G. W. New York A c.. at Manhattan
Cathedral A. 9. vs. Yonkers A. G.. At the Polo
grounGa
Rmeralds vs. suburbans at West Chester.
Murray HIS VS.. uiitords at New York
Qussn's Athletics Va YorkvieA At Queens Athletic
Westwood A. Q. vs.. oxforda At wsstwood.
Hackensack Outing Club W Winthropa ~ Hacker
tabernacle A. A. Va Dauntless. At Jersey City.
newark Athletics vs. Gloasons at Newark
Boiling Spridgs Va Rutherford Whsslmsn. at Boiling
syisI: tsyfssoi a: R ssS. ground.
aontcIair A. O. vs New Jersey 4 Z, Il Bsrssp Point
PsArsally vs. AeAdowA At BAyonnA
ssaboArds VI Orisnta AZ Bergen Point
ClArsmonts Va Standards at Constable HOOK
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Pitcher Stages Speech at the Christian
Eudeavor Convention.
Prom the Ninaedpols TrtbSnI

1870
The first speaker OF the afternoon was Mr..
sSt oaSs &sp Woys H. .sa was
Lot young man get an idea that he wants
after day with persistence until no gets skill
"A young man that wants education will
work day and niGht TIL at last he accomDishes
young man has come to be q factor in society.
stands ready ior work. unparaIlesd Tor ceqr.
nothing seems impossibls, His muscular sys:
,s Rs s SnSs ana
sensitive. nature, Il be has opinions, hS be-
ship he !, taught from bnbyhood to be ons Of
equipped to enter the active life OF this physi-
cal wo,ld; he Is also ready for the spiritual
1.-THE Church needs tho young man, It was
the work OF Q young man. Luther, that began
The great PrSls,tant rsyolatioa. I was 2
which, has grown into the great Methodist
nhHIe besaa the Sss Shr.E
tian Association movement. Il was also .
young man. Father Clark. that began this
great Christian Endeavor movement"
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The Kings County. May Joln the 1...su.

The regular monthly meeting of the Kings County
Whee!men was hold at tho club house. corner Of Bed
ford avenue. near Atlantic Brooklyn. last night 1t
unanimously decided to appoint three delegates to
attend the next convention Of the Long Island League
JuV ~ NJ tho Union Athletic Club rooms with Tho
provision that, II The DELEGATES deemoa II advisable.
they be empowered to make application for Admis
sion 10 the league as au associate member.
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Where 10 the Fool Killer

PrIIssuRoH. July lZ-PittsburRh u promised another
baseball war next season. A number Of Allegheny
capitalists have organized club and will enter the
American Association They have assurances from the
ofcias OF that organization that there will not only be
place IN the Association for the club but that
Dor Of strong players will be given 70 the Local club
assist in naknR up strong team Pittsburgh 10 sssen
TALLY au Association city. and 25csnt ball would
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The Winners ut gloucester.

oLoucEsFEa. July l7-The races here to day reunited
a. follows
FIRST transformations OF mile. Lita won, Non.
soon second, Carnot tilrd Time, ,3l.
Second Ksce-four and one-hAlf rurlonga Eddie ~
won, Noble DUKE see"nt Bsiahsz.ar third. Time :b7k
Pardon second. MAdye l.. third lime '25Il
Fourth tace-Four and one-hAlf iurlongS DeranRs
won. DiIxo second. Boouack third, Time. :5s,S
rii,G EassI ,ls AnS iuriosE RUBY won. Panama
Sixth Race-rhres quarters Of . mile Raymond
w0ns Thorns second, Bonnie King third. Time / :siI
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INTERNATIONAL CRICKET.
q. q. Patterson's Zig Score Against the
Rosedaie Club

ToRosIo. July l7-An eleven of the Germantown, Pa,
Cricket Club played the Rosedas Club OF this city here
yesterday, aud though technically u draw the game
WAS victory for tho Germantowpa The crease
in magnificent order, and with this ierm antown eleven
bowling we'll tho wicket tile nome eleven did not
make good At the hat The sedaies total
o. for three wickets and tho G.rmant0wns 273, O.
Patterson securing liJ Of the number.
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clrvrLAup, ~; CINCINNATI. g.

Earned Euns-Cisvsland :; Cincinnati a Two;bass
S'; Y.sn, :s on
CincunaM 5. Struck out-By Young .: by Auliane Z.
sn and .erhsss Hsrrins.Sn ant kssnsn; NS ~.
pitShsr-AcAles. Muilans. wild ptch-Mullans. Time
rive hours. umpire-hcQuaid. Attspdsnoe-1,2OO.
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KANSAS Cur July lL-JoseDh Lueveninark at 3
O'Clock yesterday, Owed from platform IS feet "a
inches high into the lake At Washington Park this
city beating tho worlds record. The dive was com.
pleto succefs. The worlds record WAS made by @ A
Blake at Lsmbsth Bath London in october, 1854 The
height WAS rs fsst7 inchsk
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Cresson the crown OF the AlegheneS Its pure air.
pure water and romantic roundngs are celebrated.
situated on The main line OF the rsnnsylyania Rail.
road. All through tickets over that limo admit OF
stop OF IT CIessou delightful place to bresk the
journey " Chicago Cincinnati Louis Tho Penn
syNsnis Limited stops Of CTsSs0n.- Adv.
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The Chicago Tourney.

CHICAGO, July lz-Thrss sets and two games Of the
anal Western mpionship match ct snGlss between
Chase and Crmmins were played In . drixzls Of rain
to day before the men would agree upon postpone.
Ment 1hs play was Isatnrsis.s ooth c.ntesants 6e.
Chase took the Others. Co. a. and the two GameA
<O-lh. +-:fL
Consol alton sipgles-lIsvemeysr defeated Lana
Cd 81. 81
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CHICAGO DROPS BEHIND.
ANsOUs MEN LOSE 10 PITTSBURGH
WHILE THE NEW YORKS REST

Cleveland Secures n Victory from Cinein.
aati-Resuits In the American Associa-
ton-Ts.day the Eastern Clubs OF tho
National Lesgue viii begin = Lively
Series or Games at Home - Gossip.
Owing to Chicaso's defeat By the Pittsburgh
Club yesterday New York Is again In first
place. The scores wore:
Pittsburgh. O; Chicago. ..
Cleveland. 10; Cincinnati. 8.
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Atlantic Cruise To-day.

The annual cruise OF the Atlantic Yacht Club at
2 P. N. to-day from MILESTONE, l. / The flagship
Chspa will be hand to give the signal to start and
the yachts will get under way for Greenwich. Conn.
where they will remain Sunday. About twenty
nvs yachts expected and the cruise promises TO be
very successful.
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!hreebsse hiss.yaa Halsrsn- Madden. Robinson.
ssd Lshsns .iirst base On o.issBsltinore, X csam.
bsA g Ah By pitched baliaBakoiy. Gilbert Wise.
KAal, ]. Tims-2:N Umpirs-Jones.
wAsHIxGros, 2; CINCINNATI q. AL.
wAssINoroH July i7.-washington won to-day solely
On account OF errors made by Cincinnati when men
were on bases. Attendance, LOO The score;
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NELSON'S SPLENDID MILE
The Champion Stallion Tross .. s,11 ga
at Saginaw.

SAGINAW. Mich, July 1.-THE horse Nelson
refused his SUPPER last evening. end did not
lie down during the night. When started for
an exhibition Of sreed to-day there was con-
seouently no expectation OF his heating 2:l0s.
the best record for stations Turfmen looked
for mile In about 2:l4. The track was fast.
and Nelson trotted in 2:11a. going the first
and last quarters In SO seconds. and the half
In 1:05S. His finish wns remarkably strong.
il IL now generally believed that he will lower
his recor.l at Detroit next week.
The California flyer Homestake Ia becoming
acclimated ana promises soon to be himself,
He gave Alcryon quite race In the last heat OF
the lraa for all To-day.
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LONDON July 1.-THE Canadians competing In the
ria contests At Bisley are winning money przss
They have all OF the prizes In the London Cor
poration match save one. davidson the Corpora
ilnnI
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Yachting Gossip,

CrY ISLAND. July 1.-THE following ysohts passed
East today: lille JesstcA and NamslesA Atlanta,
shee arc overha uiinK At Pispgraass yard. The Bo-
Peep will be ready with boiler In few dAyA The
RovA Is here At anchor
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Il SPLENDID CARD FOR MoRR1s PARK.
The Tyro Stakes and midsummer Handicap
to he Hun To-day.

Seven races, including the Tyro Stakes for
two-year-olds. and the Midsummer Handicap
for three-year-olds and upward should bring
q largo crowd to Morris Park to-day. The
weather Indications are for clear skies. and the
track is bound to DO fast
Tho Tyro Stakes should be lively race be-
tween He'll Gate. Fremont. Mars. Airplant
Patrimony colt. and Cadence colt All have
performed we'll in public. and at the finish
there should not be much to choose between
them. The Cadence colt goes like rare good
one ana has 80 much speed that he should win
With the Patrlmony colt in second place. Cox
swain has lot Of speed for half mile. but he
is done then. Mars is q coward. and Arnold IL
outclassed. He is not meeting selling platers
to-day.
The Midsummer Handicap at q mile. has
Eon for top weight. and despite his impost Of
12S pounds the horse that beats him will get
all the money. The McLewee Stable have
Eey del Rey. San Juan, aud Judge Post named
to start. and at the weights Roy del hey is the
preferred OF the trio. and should run second or
give the winner Of second money an argument;
Just about stop old bones.
The opening race may nay 20 to Correction. with
long rest. and should &c. well to day. He is a
rare I sprinter when on edge. but SO Is Correc-
WRS she sa 70 the IN
tiers pole in the Hack ensack Handicap.
Demuth should win the fourth race, n handi-
may run. second, Kinemnker being the most
formidable Of the others. Kingm ak err carrying
lO4 pounds beat Judge Morrow hAndily at
jerome Park on Thursday. aud on that form
he should be able to do it again to. day. Bean
let him steal away and obtain too great nm
advantage IN the early part Of the race.
Othinar may win the nth race. with Alcalde
Riot second. A stro z man on fsauimau,
though. would make the old horse dangerous.
The last race, for maidens. at three II quarters
OF q mile. looks like u real good thing for
Queenston. with Lillian second.
The programme in detail follows:
Ran ha dirnl sfahaa AZ I'm.
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s. sciasson. Lei: on fi bases. Ssse
"a ol M!:sr HSSLSHsn sni
Sss@aA S,:as wh Su Sacrifice htnThSm.a Stolen
e. ssiaon ~ Jsetsos Hi By pi.shsr-c w.!am,,
SsiS-S, wiiiains u. logan t2 G@pirs- ardsli.
Time two hours -
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Earned runs-Boston, 3 HON. RIM: Murphy. saert
Re hiss.sroyn Dpay Bun BssintSn hsSd0es FS.
ssss.s ?s.o.ss a e Ss:e 9eS
81 rssslsI l. Double HlslE.,.aurPhy and sriekeri
ma ryan fssssd bsiieRyan. wild pitch-fitreeraId.
Hit b pitched bal-Yox. Tims-l:5a Umpirs-Fsr.
gueen. Attendance. SD
AAIfinoRR, Q; COLUMBIA Q.
BAL1.no.. July y "A postpo1sd game was played
to-day b. the baltimore and Columbus clubs and the
oayenth innmeA Attendance. I,lea The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-18
Long Island sport. Have 4. Time.

big crowd OF interested spectators witnessed some
excellent trotng evsnsat the Queens County Driving
Park track, Mt Mnspe.h. yesterday Afternoon The
feature OF the day was the attempt OF Charley Murphy
OF tue New York Athletic cub to beat Henry Ballou's
James A., Local trotter with record The trotter
won after brnlsing race of hair mite Time, l25.
The frs event was the 25O trot. which captured
In nne style in three straight heats by Harry Mack The
Purse, $50 class
McMs,! Aliens b. g. Harry Mack w. r. Lard).i I I
Il r. Lockwoods blk. h. King Arthur tusorKs
y irm,rnn,r..' ,....a
Henry Ballous h. Doc Lookout (owner)...... s
samuel Traitor b. m sally towner) ..........S 9
j. u. Lloyd q Denver (ownsr)..........,,.,,.o u
-. $50 Time-25L 2,2, ESQ
Raoe- Ricyclist against horse; half miia
Henry Baou'S JAines A. townorj... .....,..,...,..l
Charles Murphy, ~ A. c.. ...........,,,,, ,.2
Time. minute 2iseconds