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BROOKLYN. 4: ST. LOUIS. 4.

One ~ the most enthusiastic and anprecin-
tve crowds thnt th has sraGed f h EHms
lose as Ernat op i ior taxing HI same
IRON the St. Louis team. For nearly three
hours tho BASEBALL iYttIe went on. and Tor
in draw it was in the twelfth inHns when
tunity OF winning. Billy, Hart, who had Dsen
pitching magnificent ball. drove the bail Full
ma Left sS"trS r@&i. went MFR M it q
bases and stood on third: ward went out I;
when u mere sacrifice hit would have won for
Brooklyn Joyce and Corc"eun struck out.
that either ri team al" thr,gSh wroehod Gedins.
player ex % himS@I to tie UTMOST to win
wished for Tic iattine, WAS inferior in The
matter Of results to the fielding Only BECAUSE
q the highest carat pitching. Kart never
himself well. lie made III" br"oklyn,s some
ball. and al other tines made the Int moth
Ing more than a trio Of gentle vcphyrs.
Hart was replaced in the thirtceIth inning
the grounds the rlucky follow vas roundly
the i,.ii so that it struck ilart ana actually
doubled lin up In the third inning DALEY, in
attempting 10 stor, y wild ii,rh. injured his
caught in his place. and did molly. 1t is tho
first time this season that hinslow has thrown
to bases with such charming accuracy. Ward
covered his position Idmirub'y. In two inn
tngs the third and fourth. he caught out tho
second and tl.ird mon at tn" bat.
Tho wild pitch which CAUSED Daley to retire
let In the first run Of the game. GAsscpck
singled. moved around It peg on Brodie's base
fly. and scored on wild pitch. BrO!ic scored
on the hit which nearly Knocked out Hart. A
base on balls. t"utZ's single. C'Brien's sacri-
flee hit. and Days base hit Noted two runs
for the homo team.
4 In the fourth inning Foutz forced out Burns.
who had singled fuutZ then stole second in
asurprising manner. DAILY hit thn ball to
Glasscock who throw 10 pinkney. The latter
let the ball get by him and Foutz made u run.
4 st. Louis tied the score in tn" sixth. Carroll
and Werden each singled. Carroll reaching
third on Werden's hit. Glasscocis beautifully
PLACED sacrifice hit earned the run. In tho
eighth base on balls, wild throw and Wer-
den's two Dagger sent the visitors ahead.
, lyns were at the bat in the ninth O'Brien
went to first on called balls. A steal aided by
q wild throw on the part OF Buckley. gave
Darby second Tom Days sacrifice sent
him to third. and Kinslows sacrifice scored
the run.
Thereafter there was no run getting, bu,
4 there was plenty of enthusiasm. In tho tenth
inning McQuaid got tired Of some OF the st
"A Louis mems objections. and Brodie who was
the leader in this respect was fined SIS
Then the players became more subduei. Tho
continued and unnecessary kicking was OK.
tremely disagreeabie and decidedly annoying
The tic game Will be played OFF this after
81 noon at o'clock. and the scheduled game
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Tho Junior Eight VIII he Rowed Mt the
National Kccnt,n.

Tho prizes for the extra junior eigtoared shell race
received BY the Regatta Committee late IN at
the event did not Ill., and was then de cided change
1t to intermediate race shortly after this ccis on
had been arrived at the Regatta Committee received
word OF u sufficient number of junior entries I'M Inc
event and hHvc therefore decided to hold the OrIg
nal proposition and hold tho junior eight Dared sueII
In consequence of the absence from the ciiv Of ono
and the illness of another Of the Atnania'S senior
eight Dared shell crew they VIII not compete tor c,l
pionshIp hunUrs NJ the national regatta.
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Ten Heats Decide Three Stirring Races
Nancy slank. to Try Again.

DETROIT, July 1S.-This afternoon the De-
trot Driving Club threw open its gates to the
public with big floral greeting: Welcome
1892" above the archway. AS the day was de-
liGhtful. the invitation was accepted by n
throng Of about 10000. ID. J. Campau. Presi-
dent Of the club. did the starting. and as there
were only sixteen horses in the three events.
lie had an unusually light task Ten heats do
cdrd these classes. and there were no delays
to weary the spectators
Alex. C.. carried the money in the 2:35 trot.
gicd brcak At l. the start Duchess Improved
the chance and scored her first record in 2:3l.
Then tho gr!dinE nut in heat nsa r eight INT
leaving Duchess away behind
There was an additional $500 for mile be-
hand. AeX INV" G. " VAS drive" for EVERYTHING in
sight. but Il mile in 2:.2'. was his limit.
n"Grt M ,hS sSdH,E grH INV YORK Gy last
month. TO replace Glcndcnnis. landed the 2:ln
la;GG in STRAIGHT heats IaH ms [r S tho 10
sgIiG lave IN gone 'nsS in y '' 10 VIC
s1oS IF or 25 I trStrrs
dss thS 3 10 THT. A the and a?i b trG
las worried here in DIS since she arrived from
T'Ttii!adcirhia last Monday. Summarizes:
AIN ~ g. f" T. g. H' BY tisr; dam by MarEsman
nas6ss. M. by slar.y
Russell Mont hr =. Vrudrnn "a. % us.
lIn iii. . -"H. -:-"' -'-sT'
RoDart j. b y, by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. by Jay,
Could GrrrsN. ,..-.r. .f''''''''' '''''
FXEcrt Prince br g. frank riaTTl...''''''.''''2
San lrdIo b. x. tGeorgc Ntar) ,''''''''''''''.''5
Mkndu b. T. LEWIS ''.'''''''''''''',
LOchirivnr III, (innkc!l ..-..'''' '''''''''a 2
Waiter Nihon h 4 Rcnlck .''-''''''''''''" ~ U
Rally wilkes, h. Wn- " !-'n .,,-'''''''''Huis
' Tnue-2lTii, @.lt'r -;ih
2:2T class; purse $1,000. ,uu
Nellie Mns~i,, D. IN by onward, dam ny Will,
fnrI 4 .alllah Ih0miE).,-. s.-...f. '''''''''n,
etnuIn Nm Hick Wilsunl ''-''''''''S -
liarry Belmont, L. <. tStanlcy l.tr.fr ais
Kate SPARKS. b. m tDnbel M a. "a, ;'''''" us
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ONE FOR THE OISCINNATIS.
zHHr WTN BELJ-PL,fYED GAME
FROM THE NEW yORK&

Srooktyn and At. Louis Play n Fourteen
Inning Tie Game-Horton Beaten by
PfttsburEh-Phiindcip Cleveland, and
Wnshipgton the Other winners.
Powers lively young men stumbled yester-
DAY and slipped down among the 300 Ter cent.
tcams. Brooklyn Therefore. stands at tho
head Of tho procession. The reconstructed
Chicagos DO not appear 20 be making much
headway. while Won der dhe's men show a
determination to DO heard i!-om In tho second
half Yesterdays games resulted:
Cincinnati, q; New York .
BROOKLYN. 4. st Louis. g.
fA Pittsburgh. 81, Boston Z.
rbilat clpiin, 10! Chicato. z.
Cleveland, / baltimore. J. =. .
.fn Washington II ; Louisville. 4.
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The Winners at GIouce -ter.

First Rnce-forr and on-halr furlongs Catherine
b. ir.'. Erpiy scc"na Pl"k"din thIr! Ilue. hiit
Second l:acr-Dnr'lG3t iIIc. lryrna [. HrSt Lm!ly
". second Hindnc,s tiird. lime. h2l1
second. Young I.utfe9y thisd. Timv, O~.
Fourth Rnrr-se "eH,-.lths mile Dead HoRt between
Baby and Maxim My. Fore third. Time, .H;A.
Efth HacrStN and one Halt Grlougs Pcnlaucc first.
SrnUygler srr. nd. I", phone third. Im". ls.4%l.
sixth EHuG--ScYcir gHllS uir. CAR arr NEst, Mon
treL second Eela third. Time. :3i.
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ST. LOUIS No.. July lsThe results at East St. Louis
to-day were;
First RsGe-.S!x furiongs. Long Jack FIRST. Coronet
serond. Kate Clark third. Time. l:lGi%
see"nd Rsee-sik furongs. s T hing hrst Henry
Third Rare-seVen tuTlUngs. jamestown first. Silver
King second. Van third Time. 30
Fourth Race-Five furongs. strgtagem nrst, Lucy
How ard second Ruben third. Time l;oll8
Hong Ecc Ond, Eddie X third. Tine ]; o3
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Oswe$o Yacht Tub Regatta.

OswEGo. July 1S-The annual regatta of tie Oswego
Yacht club to-day was quite exciting There were
twenty-five starters in the various classes comprising
the best boats on the lake. A spanking breeze was
blowing interest centred IN tho rae. between
tho Ynmn, 4ofooier. ~ pswego and tHr Xc!lna OF
Toronto Roth boats were designed by rte. The Trma
designed and hult ~ scotland TO be. 'ar ana
The iami Won by inmate and - seconds. The
coursr WAS zen miles TO windward and rg.IU
Both yachts raced lat "Wednesday a. C,boUrg in a
light IeeGe. when the 70 ma Mas Victorious
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The Winners ut Chicago.
nc,co. Luly ls.-ro.lay,s races at WASHINGTON Par

Cmr,Go July Is.-To.day's races At Washington Park
result 4 Asf0l!ows;
r.r., E,ce-rive mrIongs 81 crolx first. Lady Jane
second Eaistah third. Time ~ L. d.. w.,
SrruIi Rnrr--SiN furungs. Ia nor Hrst Donahuo
second Venture third. Tine, l'l"'.,
Tpirl Gucc-Onr mile and sever ARCS, u9dslone
m,iiu Kncc-Une mite. Ida rwswick hrst. Wight
'"@ri,, Enc."Ninn fnrlonrs joe blackburn FIRST
Prince FUrtunatps second silverao third. Time. :57
sixth Race sis turlongS Alice u ifh' Royhl flush
second Rock third. Time ! IL. ,
Seventh Rare-SiN furlongs Ihkeview nrst. Borealis
second Fuxha third. Time. ID
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Jim Corbeu Issues u New Challenge.

AssvRr PARG. Jelly ls.-Jim Corbet the pugiiist has
issued n challenge to the founder of Asbury Park.
James a. Bradley, for quarter of n mile swimming
race In the for of $40 the money to do
mated by the winner Tor the purchase Of prisc the
baby parade. ,Urstt has been taking kw INNING los
sons during the past week. Bradley claims TO he the
chanpo short distance swimmer here.
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baldwin o. Struck ont--Ry SWEETS. Z; by Baldwin
Threeb hit-Joe Kelly. Twobase mts.,S,unn sny
Berkicy Long Sacrifice hts-shugart, Farrell. Duny.
Mccarthy az. Miller Donovan stolen basrnDohhonsn
,0 Smuh 'Duny i2l Lowe, Mccarthy, Bterbnmer
HHyub = sy-B,erbnuer, shmgart and Beckey. wild
pitch-stiyett. Passed bails--Kcly, Umpire-hurst
fInc-l;J2. Attendance-I,121.
rutlprlrnA. IL; CHICAGO Z
ruItlpslrptk July Is .-Anson and his colts CAV,
rather amateur exhibition OF ball Playing touhy' iho
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Earue runs-washington, :: Louisville 4. Els: base
Observation-Disclosures e: Louisville 3. Left on bases
Washington. 81 louisville, q First base on bais-or
struck out-Ry s;ratton. !. Home runs,Brown. Bas-
sett. Threr.base hits-Richardson. Whistler. Two
base hits-Dowd tc) Radfori. Sacrifice hits-Hoy. Rob
inson. Brown. Taylor sanders. Stolen bases-killen.
Tay or. powd. Hoy. Brown. Double plays-JenniDIs.
Pfrler. and Whistler: Ralrord and Miiigan: Taylor
mud Whistler unprecedented. Time-2:oS.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
New York VS.. Cincinnati at the Polo Grounds.
Brooklyn vs.. st. Louis. a. Eastern Park.
Baltimore w. Cleveland, at Baltimore.
Boston w.. Pittsburgh. At Boston.
Philadelphia VS.. Chicago. n Philadelphia.
Washington IS. Louisville. at Washington.
oTarR GAMES.
New Jersey A. C. VS.. Boston A. c.. at Bergen Point.
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A Big Rid. on u bicycle.

NV HAVEN, July ls.-wiliism r. Weaver OF this city
made phenomenal bicycle record yesterday making
OF los miles In from this city Springfield and
return. with 6otour. distance Of l5b miles In IL
hours md - minutes lie lett this CITY 80 in the
morning IN" average speed to Springfield on the trip
up was IA miles an hour The lllne the return trio
MAS about ] " miles an hour.
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Earned runs CleyeIarL. 3. First base on effors-
Cloveiani /; Bnltiiprc. . Left on bases.Paltimore
10: Cleveland. ". 'fitst base on bals-nh McMahnn
a. oN Noung D. Struck out-By Young 3. Three base
hits -virtIE 2inmsr. Two hase hit-Teoean sncrnco
hit ,--INleau. Davis. Stolen basGs-shoch. Van Hal
tren ward Double playr-Childs nnassited: Ward
StriCker and Robinson Hit by pitcher-By McMamoh
/. Passed baI-Immcr. umpire-Lynch. Time-Two
hours. - -.---..
WASHINGTON. II: LOUISVILLE. 7.
w.su,Sc1os July IL .,Iou.svilie played n wretched
game in the ncld against Washington to-day. which
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Baseball Notes.

PnLAnvIruI. July 1s-Chares E.per. one of tho
phaLelphia Clubs pitchers received ten days notice
Of his release today. Kneil is in town. but has
come 20 termsy:t. lie will probably siSn tomorrow.
The Orange Athletic Club have Saturday. July g.
oprn Tor a game the orange Oval. Liberal guaraI-
tees nIered to frs;class club. Address telegraph
J. D. varian, manager. 10 liGstead street, las; or.
aUge y. j.
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Earned runs-Phladeiphia 3. First base on errors
chicago Il Phiiadelpha Lief, on bnsef M,
d. rhIlnie phtn o. First base on bHLls-oi iutChIhnh
a. on Keefe > struck out-By Hutchinson; =; by
Keete s. Two.bnso hits-Cnnnor, lial4nnm, nelehany
sscrifce h,ts-winot. thompson a. keete ~.
stolen bnsts-Rvan. Dahlen: Reilly Double pay
mailman and Common. Will piichcs-iHtchsan, =
Passed hais--schrner. .. Umprs-Emsne. Time
Two hour.
CLEVELAND, Z. nALrlNoRH, j.
B.,r,uopr July ls-Clcvcland could not bo stood on
TODAY; M,Nah0n's curves were ineffective, and tho
SpiIers won III u walls. The score:
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Monmouth Park Racr Trains, vin Pennsyi-
vanilla Railroad,

Leave Desbrosses and Cor land st. ferries New York.
At II go A, NJ moon aud 1880 W. every Tuesday
Regular trains leaving New YORK 1880 and blo 4. ST.
viii siUp at Monmouth IarE Junction on race days.
as The IIaif iIoiday special viii rlya New York on
SATURDAY Monmouth Iala RI iOuf NJ. All special
tTalns are equipped with PuIluiAn FaTIor cArt-Ad@
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ROCHESTER
Roc ster =, ,..............6 o q . 2 q Obs
Bui.ao.. ..................O o o o o o o . O. U
Ease hits-Rochestsr 1t: Buffalo G. Errors--Roch-
ester. !; Buffalo, 3. Pitcners-Meekin. Barnett and
Maui
Providence. y o o.
Troy.........................."O % y D q %
Base hits-ProviGcnce. /; Troy q. Errors-Provi.
denue, =; Troy 8 Pitcbers-Barr and Clar ksOn.
IlSGuANroS.
Bingham or. ,.....,.........O q o . o q Pa
Emira .......,.........,.....O o o o o o l o.
BGse hits-Bingh anton. IL: Elmira. g. Errors
Bnrnarnton. g: Elinrn 3. Pitchers-Fitzyerad and
Murphy.
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Brooklyn...O o o o o o.
So Louis....,o o o . U o o %
Earned runs-Brooklyn; l: ST. Louis. l. First base
by crrots- Brooklyn. .. Left on bascs-Rrogkyu 8:
ST. LOUIS o. First base gu b1ilsod Hart .: OF Had.
dock. .; of Gleason, Strnck ont-By Hart, a by
GLEASON o Three has. hit-llaIt. Twu.L s-WArf
Werdsn Sacrifice hits-Joyce. O'Brcn Con bailey.
Tom DAILY. Olasscock. stolen bates-fouiz. O'Rri.n
Carroll Double pnys-Whrd. Corcoran and Foutx,
Crooks Glasscock and Werden Gssscock. Cooks. and
Wordcn Wild pitch-Iart. umpire--McQuaid. Time
2,53. Attendance-2.l0 l.
PITTSBURGH. q: BOSTON, T.
Bosrox July ls.-An tsresting game full of every
thing that pertains baseball waN played here to-day
ba
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Bob Cunning ham called at thy SrN onice last night.
TO say thar II had began to look hGH.h Nhm Kelly
did not want to ght very hard tuHnin sim put up
forfeit 81 $40 AZ the request OF Kelly the LATER prom.
Using to cover II at once. but tailed 10 do so,
The Hugh Donahut Association 0f The side will
hold their animal excursion to- daN tt BAY Cltn
rark, staten Island Amazing the It"minn q, EXCURSION.
lists viii be county ttetk William j, VI keuna, Con.
gresham Timothy J, Campbell, Senator john T.
Ahearn A'semb lyman sainuo j. Foley. Joseph Carey,
Edward owens. and a. MtConneil
A Jolly party of the employees Of H. G. r Koch 4 Co.
consisting II Messrs rlunk-tt MathCwsun, burke
Watson. Ia cobsOn. seaman. Magwrc. brown Jac0hy
spIiGt sch.cps sie,nInI and MeIn'Csh .penl Their
hay View 1oici. Cty Island Aftera wrl.serred din.
ner the party INDUCED IN baseball bowling ana swim
ming and returned home about 10 80 O'Clock at night
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SAFETY BICYCLES,
$500 A WEEK.
CAMPBELL NlE'G. CO.,
@A Centre IT.. near City Hall
fishing Gachlc.
MARsTEns HAS WORMS.

Sand worms. l@c, doz white worms. 25c q dos.
Dobsons. SOC do% shedder crabs. hARsTERS'S
celebrated a.Inur"w"0d striped bass and nshing
banks rod SEAS Ash and lancewood hoiiow.butt and
extra Tip bIss rods o, Spt bamboo ny and bait rods
81 ~ up Jonied bamboo rods, 35c up. Best quality
hoIow point nuoks snslo gut loC dph double. l5c
treble 2Ur. spy. 20. Heavy tr.p.e gut leaders.
l"ngth' 80 rtcr ~ ,nch brass munp wing balance.
handle rel uU ds 900 iret lSthreAu me. 30 Nickel
pia's mutt diving rrr's, 3Sc mp Aibher and nickel
pate mu!| llylng reea Sc. up 500 feet reel lines
book % thread, 3sc IL thread sac 1L-thread Alto
lsthread he 2ithread ,i.c. slnLers &c ger pobnd.
Gaa hUnN,, with handle. 35c. Canvas tackle books.
auc. fshrg pants, 81, Everything 10 delight the
angler. III quality and price.
SEND STAMP FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
u. 4. MARsTEKs. IS Court ST..
(NsAr City HalL) BROOKLYN Open Evenings,
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Total

The employees Of Peter Henderson. the scotsman.
were defeated on Saturday last by tho Guttenburg
Cricket Club At West sid. avenue Jersey city I-ights
Tho score was Gutenberg rrlckrt Cub, 80. Peter
rs0n's Club 70 TIE hrding OF g. Sheath OF the
GpttenDurg Baseball Club whs excellent
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GOOD SPORT AT BRIGHTON.
SIX THOUSAND PERSONS At THE IRA CK
BY THE SEA YESTERDAY.

Frontennc Wins the CHIEF Purse OF the Dny
and Runs n Mile and u Furione In ,SG-
Michael Muivnncy After Il. Days scalp
-fo'ydorn' Courtship. Lester, Mabel
Glenn. md AzracI Victorious
fuly Six thousand persons saw six interest
Ing races decided ut Brighton Beach yesterday
afternoon. tho chief event of the day. q purse
OF $1,000 for thrcc-yenr- ods and upward. GO
ing to j. kneale's Frontenac after a brusing
finish with W. c. Days Rogucfort.
King Crab was the favorite for the race in
question. but the old gclding could not
stand tho clip set him ly his younger
opponents. and lie died away at the end
of the thrce-quartcrs of a mile. Then
Frontenac and RpIuefort. both OF which
were at fair odds in tho betting, drew
away from tho others and finished necks
apart. My Follow was third. beaten n length.
Ronuciort was entered for s 800. and he was
conceding tho winner two pounds. They tell
n good story at tho race track about Father
BIZ which may account for his entering his
horses for higher figures in selling races than
formerly 4 month ago the man from Hart
lord bought tho pacing horse Prince Patrick,
by Kentucky Prince. for $1,000. and paid the
in hundred dollar bills. Daly counted or ten
q the bills as, glibly. as you please. aud
nH Se M tat %nsg into wa nf
to count the money at his home he found ono
q the bills folded. and hut 5000 in the wnd
asked your Uncle William to come to tho front
With another hundrcd. DAILY laughed and
revengs, though. as since then he, has taken
about $1.3OO out OF Days pocket by running
up the !atters horses Whenever they win, Mul;
what's, the best part of it. lie has money
enough to buy any horse in the DAILY string;
n lair at five fnrlongs. tor which Alright Mar
tel. and polydora carried n good deal Of money
Wher. hS Fanf %nt Tie
and the Canadian owned MY took the lead in
rt fey St Strides ide and won in a ssllog King
'f The Boanse lilly. Maria stoops. courtship.
two-y@ar:oid lilies Narvasa :o rushed Court
ship TO the front 1t pE md none Of tho
nlly. the daughter OF Sir Modred winning in
hand The Bounce FLY beat Marguerite cas-
lily for second money.
=. lester and Arnica were equal favorites for
TIE dash at seven fGrlongs for three enr-olds
The i;rm s W. won ,na HH, with Macintosh
Lord balmeny. the cven-money favorite for
the ifth brace rice at six and hat turlongS went
hindo making all tho running and winning in
the fast time of 1:214. Lord Dalmeny easily
beat Alcaidc for second money.
Azrael. the cn-moncy favOr!te for the CON
ground in tho first tlree-auarters OF a milo.
by n length from Airshait.
Summaries follow:
THE FIRST RACE.
Purse of 5000 for all AGES the winner to be sold at
y ligein., en- /. roIydora, 4 by st. Elaiseroenta.
4 fowyTssh Kin; Arthur, aged. 100, e; Walker.
pn,sy Too4r@i. Marts: Faitnnas, Jay @n ii. silver
TG nrr NIX E M1, nn Sna h bet Doux colt
Retting-Against foiydora, 10 l; King Arthur 100
to |. ART ght, to l. MutuHS-poYtO"I straight pali
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Baseball. Eas,p-n Park. eGame-.


Brooklyn vs.. st. Louis; admission zoe. 25c; nrst
game ocOck: second Immediately after rst express
trains leave bridge, l;ls 30.-Ah.
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The Boston Wanderers played their first metropolitan
match yesterday at Staten Island and were defeated
by 226 runs. Tho nne inning oil Wright of Staten
Island who scored l56 by free hitting. tho
special feature 1t the hrRt century scored in
New York tins SEASON. The score:
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Second Inning.
south Brooklyn Wins nj Cricket.

The game between the South Brooklyn Club and the
New Jersey A. C's second eleven played at South
brooklyn on Saturday last, resulted in victory for
South Brooklyn by one wicket ana fifty runs, Weir
bowled ten maiden overs in succession. The score:
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League a aupitn hap game. Cincinnati New
Y0ss. Game. l.. Il. AdmIssion. oue. aud 25c.-ads.
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Monmouth Park Races ON Tuesdays. Thurs-
days. and Saturdays Via Reading Rail-

Trains leave station Central Railroad Of New Jersey
spscia, i2:45 special j 90 special. ,so r ii. Via
sandy Hook route from Pier g. e. H.. at 900 ii 100 A
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Fitzsimmons starts in to Work.

RAY Sr. Louis. July 1S,-Bob Ftzsmmons accom-.
FAMED by his wife and baby boy Charley arrived A.
this place saturday and Immediately took posses-
sion of tErir cottage. The champion middle weight
just came from New Orleans and is look ing remark.
ably well In the upper part of his cottage is large
room. suitable for gymnasium. With his usual
energy Fla las erected seats around the hall for the
OF those coming to him box tho bali He com.
menccd work to-day IN light way. lie expects Mar.
Tin rlan /" arrive soon from New York to help him.
Jerry Carroll has received letter from Johnny Grif
nm. ASKING carroll to Massachu etts I'M. Car
roll l. in health. and cains that his fighting days
not yet over. II am willing to meet any 1856
pound man IN the world. he but would prefer
the winner of the Myer and McAulihe contest"
dem Mace Wants to he BoxIns Instructor.
Chicago. July 1s-The Chicago Athletic Association
have .eceived an application from Jem Mace the
eran English puRst, for the position of boxing
instructor to the club. Jim Ha Billy Myer and jos
Ch"ynshi have also made applications.
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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-06-24

All indications point 10 the nomi.
nation of Cleveland by the Demo-
crHti of Chicago, and such a result
will be pleasing to most Democrats
and all Republicans. Cleveland
con cs as near representing the Demo
cratic policy as any nominee could
although he is somewhat of mug,
wump when it comes to practical pol
iii.s. OF course when the Democrat
&c party is as divided as it is, no lead
or can represent it, and Cleveland s
opposition to free silver while the
party favors itin majority Of states
Is an example ofthe party differences.
The Democratic party will be beat
en- this year, and the sensible Demo
cratic who recognizes this fact is gen.
orally quite willing that Cleveland
should lead the forlorn hope.