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.rson Minsthr Mnrtnn M.,

After having captured tho trnf'Y three un-a Y.
P5crson OF tho Riverside Athletic cub has Won tho
Morton msda for good lie dd Suth. Eisside
Athletic Cinbs games Nod az Ast N ani B,jIsllis
hSenuea Newark, On .H.Ay mig t,t Ihc results
Ssventy.nye yard Da. T-rulal hrt'. won bv Gordon
Hamilton, FranS tsGIE krCouI. IH.F ~ ttronis
Tw0hGudr rd-hnd'twentS ard HHn..ic"I Euu--FinAi
heat. won BY Victor stearmesI II ! 30, IN second.
Time. 23 seconds.
Running HIGH Jump-wou BY B.. iIcgs0H, Franz
Cndiz second Height. feet lsI ,Grl.s
Running broad Jump. llAEdic.u Won by z. r4erson,
with II feet II inches
Onr-thogsand.yArd Run. HandlcAp--Won by Victor
searns' II, 7. bolton second Tine minutes 81
seconds,
Une.pusrter- mile Run. Hsndcap-F Final heat. won By
E. Piefson.
1hreem.is SAf " BICYCLE Race. for Dinnehan Medal
Won by A u. Iompkins; RUpert COugIeton second.
Time. 10 minutes seconds
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wsr.sv. . TO asa,.way. 20 to Trouble. Jordan.

wsn,.sv: stS aightsway 20 to Trouble. Jordan.
THE THIRD RACE.
Win ha tns stsas' for a. $50 each
Rsneoeas stables en- q Locohatehie. by onondsga-,
Q. Jones CO b o L.anisw.i iia jfsisD,.......
NJ Dryers blk, Q, Dsgcpet, ia CTaraD
B.t,ins-riy. to on LOGON fsa,s. IL 70 ss.,ns,
Lsonawel. 26to against Dagonet
THE FOURTH RACE.
with ,c sads 81 yss "a .ss. q, tso ;naS S
70 third: one mile and half
psysTss g. Banquet 5 BY RAyon dor-kna
L Stuart Co.'S g. h. stockton. aged los tsimmsj .
ran hnrs srs D. bsmnth III Tarsp.'..'''''''s
-, Bettins,seven TO against p.inuth ~ TO etock
son' 10 Banquet 10 to Equity. IL to Reckon.
THE FIFTH RACE
.sweep,takes for three-ysatoits and upward Of SIS
700 TO third selling allowances. one mile and furons
D. streets CHI Q. Mr.. sass. 4, by Long Taw-Net-
J. IA H. Norris c. Barefoot g. ioa Iitt.rsid)
Snsr s "akersb h Now or Never, aged, los Der
SNOWFALL. The sherif and Rirkoyer also ran.
,.,- Time, li5oic "
KirseW.FF Now or EsI re-, strs sFsi In
Snowfall. 10 to l Barefoot Is to 1 AlgomA
THE SIXTH RACE.
hswsepstafss for maiden threeyear ODDS Of $40 saoh
MIN 900 added. OF which 500 to second and $50 70
Raneoeas stables b. g. Iorimor o. by Emperor-Kitty
p koetSer 10 dismiton);
Pleasant Valley Stables b. c. Par,enu. rs e. NO
SoSESarren O. IT, R.n.. and I'm peroi oho; Also
sis,srs 70 sss1ss rarvsps 70 hcrTs
u u, 10 TO Emperor Ohio.
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The SUMS Gaids to New York.

Replies 10 questions asked epery dav bv The guests
snd citizens Of the American metropolis. Sp0ges-
n>~. 10 stolstseers and practical Information for
S~Asticsl people The Sun ,riH publish. in tune for
ne 81 the Columbus Celebration nert October. q
eonplee. unique. and practical guide book TO this
ottv. Ntoll tell visitors what he s,ehts are. ho,s
10 reach he1n whsre 70 lodge and board whle
here and the cost uhere 70 do wholesale Or retail
shspptnS. hoto TO smass themselves. and get rest
uhen Uearv Of sightseeing. Htciu be altractipely
printed pleasad to read and tho subec. matter
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The best results Theretaiiprice uiH be s5 cents par
copp The SUMS Guide toiH also Offer unsqiaRed
and exceptional opportunities 10 adpertisera
Those who ,eish Elrtfer ivo'Sna alton on his sub
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Of NE Nsl0 York Sun
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BA THING OYER The CHESS BoAnD
Biackburne ana winswer Have n Stubborn
'.. Fight at Drer

right NJ brcrdcn.
DRESDEN. July 26.-A battle royal between
Blackburne and Winawer was the event OF the
twelfth round In the chess tournament Tho
Enalishman tried his hand In Ruy Lopez.
but Winawer Is particularly at home In this
opening. The Warsaw expert obtained the
superior position and finally captured valu-
able pawn. Queens and pieces we're exchanged
in rapid succession. and Winawer. with pawn
TO the good. settled for the end game. Both
players are renowned for their skill In con-
Quoting pawn gam Of, and both surpassed them-
selves in ingenious eallies winawer held on
to his pawn. but crafty Bleckburne managed to
get bis King In 'front.' 80 MinaWer Was unable sin
the white King The game was decided draw
on the forty: eighth move. -
Loman. The putohman having by far the
worst IN Ruy Lopez o efsseeded the time Init
twe twenty SIX mo 'sa Marco "e caught Tartar
when trJIng sacrificing tactics in PetTofr
s iaf sssnss % '9 The
eo e us xGn sov s9a
moyss The GANGS Rardels5sn vs. d0ttsS9sll
eysny and ,esSssa In
f5s ssts9 Ss SeeRa Sss'a eS s0
The evening was deyoted to the play.o1 Of
ehall and lost to PorGes. as predicted In The
Sun; Noa won brilliantly from Wtnawer.
what seemed Ropeess rnP. against Bar
deleben. Blackburne also had o streak Of
luck. for he won his adjourned game against
Paulsen. Notwithstanding an unsound sacri-
Zee brought by the Enelishman.
The score OF the leaders up to date 70 as iol-
and Winawer. z: Marco. Porges, Bardeleben.
and Schottlaender. 6k; Mason. ..
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There truth In the report that Buck Ewing has
signed or contemplates signing with st. Louis.
Burkes trouble with ground balls seems to be that
he tries to the ball and watch the at tho
same tina In other respects his play 10 line, and
there appears he reason doubt that he will do
velop into great second baaeman.
President Hart OF the Chicago Club IN Now York
yesterday. the trouble with he game has been
much with tho patronage as with tho expenses "
said he For tho past few years salaries and other
expenses have to extent that the game coud
no, bear As these are gradually reduced the game
viii! again be placed on paving basis profitable ak
TO owuer, and players Teams which have made .
this season to forget that they
to nEht against eleven Of tie .rongest clubs they
en!nR always results In temporary failure but
they will both he heard from before tho closes
Inquirer-I No tho Brooklyn Baseball club did not
reduce ,nar.s when me other clubs ald for the Isa
knit. to the salaries Of their players IN thorough and
able 10 reduo" salaries IN tho spring than mid
de NJ the season 10 bosh. AS tho Brooklyn players
were he'd by contrA"tas securely then now. e. Ro-
gardtng TIE thireon.msn rnle. was generally known
to be only an agreement between the clubs There
was nothing compulsory. D. Tho fact that Mr.. Abel
or the Brooklyn Club does not with tho vtewB
Al the Other LeAens officials Ia not absolute proof
Abell Is right
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For some unaccountable reason Umpire
Wyekof failed to appear ut the Polo grounds
yesterday. and he did not even send any ren-
son for his absence as 9 s regta
the game. the duty dcvoved upon the home
team Of selecting one, and Ed Crane was
game the GieveIands. with characteristic, as
surance and surprising Ignorance oi the rules st
oioss IN t the name Of cysona o1nc
new Sails and .nshorsd eimsSllf near ar,t ,ns
when The nSst New iorfer snilePea + nat d. i:
but the deadlock remained intec.t, Then .sI,t F.
Powers called the attention Of tns s ss snSH
the eosstitm,sn RhIeR sSys tho
event Of the failure Of the League umpire or
substHte tS appear at TIE aopr aRp9Idt sSo lv
nDon the home club of designating an umpire
.tas; sses. ;sysF 1ne %""T' % a
% game. lie did SO. and with ,i.id impair.
evident that the Cieveiands could not have
spared Young oven had it been legal to uso
Innings with great effect. nut after couple g;
sSsty .I1"rs had Seep made Senrd s on
msns n zee fSe New took adSa
tass Of his weak eninC to win the game. II.
Lyons stated the fun. with base on balls.
plate which Zimmerman grabbed and threw
% to third re ou e. TO Snl
with An easy double play before i'm threw
high to lrst. Herman racing to the plate and
Lyons scamporing to third. Doyle hit a hard
como to centre that Nc Aecr captured. hut
ORourke was considered dangerous and was
sent to fret.
Then began a fusillade of hits that m AIDE the
rootsrs very lubilant EoTle droyo n hot one
70 centye. and d. Lyons scored. Rusie sent
screaming liner to left. and o. Kourke came In.
Fuller chased one safely to right, and Boyle
scored. O'Connors tumble Of the hit letting
Rusie to third and Fuller to second. Burke
broke HIS bat on a single to left driving in
Rusie and Fuller II. Lyons came up the Sec
ond time and made a safe hit to right Burke
going to third When Lyons ran to second
Burke tried to score. but was nipped at tho
plate, and the fun was ut an end.
In the fifth inning Cyclone Young entered
the box. and he held the New Yorks down to
one single in five innings. Boyle making that
Tlsrnan, however. was deprived OF q hit in the
fifth by McKean's jumping one-handed catch.
and again In the ninth by junping catch Of
liner by Virtue.
The Clevelands gathered in Q run In the third
on Burke's tumble Of Runners grounder
:, Cuppys sacrifice. apd Childs's single: one in
kean's triple to right: one in the seventh on
Aor's scratch hit and one in the eighth on
Daviss hit to centre. on which he got four
bases. Ruse stopped Burke's throw to the
plate or the runner might have been retired
Tho heavy rain Just previous to the game kept
all hut 800 personS AWuV. The RcOrp
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Among tn. Y"oht.men Mt sing Sing.

sINo SING. July 2a-rhe steam ysoht Sigma Of Toledo
has Just been put In commission after undergoing q
thorough overhauing. including the Introduction Of
eisctrtc lights Tho Signals owned by Roar commo.
dore Sheldon Reynolds Of thu American Steam Yacht
Climb and is tho handsones. and pesdiest yacht on the
great akos She is $50 feet long IL driven by com.
pound engines. In rig and style she Is as thin and
tprighty ms hor salt water Tistera nxtuIs board
the sigma Is Calvin Barker. DARING fresh-watsr
Lake Erie ~'' -
Tho Sing Sing Yacht Club have inauguratsd n ssr1sa
OF Saturday afternoon races VIII ch sailed in cruin.
ing trim, Tho Winning boat in each rnoe carries
holding tho h.s tho greatest number Of times during
sloop yacht Topsy now holds tho nag in her rinss.
and Roger NJ Haddocks cat.rtgged yacht Trey LAa Z
mortgage on the oolors In her class
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WILL THERE BE "F1en71Na TnUsr,s
Some Talk OF tho Olympic and Coney Island
Clubs Combining.


Clubs Combinipg.
scheme was suggested yesterday which, II carried
into effect will prove to be big boom to pugilism. In
this generation OF prize nights and glove oontsstA
which have been brought down to aegimatc business
standpoint, there always more or less III feeling
and competition between rival ouba Yesterday after
noon . SUI reporter had an occasion to visit Capt
Frank Williams Of the olympic Club Of New orleAna
Tho Captain was just about to down town whom the
reporter Intercepted him.
ats pretty tough to be husslinx to get on . mssch
those hot daya" said the souhsrner. Then he
to say what trouble he had experencdd IN getting on
man The ccnysrsstion finally drifted to Capt: VIZ
th: big smphiths.tIe Of the Goney Island Club
mp here In New York" said he: You bet We would
r.oEy TO draw from and nothing to ma, good nights
visit to coney Island vas very sniistseto,y.
scheme for both clubs to work tossthes
ctpita ons and stated that he would come Of
.ehs chem II The plan l. really carried ont hArn,ony
Island ClsbS Fighting Tr.s, :" would Be s;t,b.
swallowed up by this new organization
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THE GOOD LUCK CONTINUES.

Yesterday the RACING PRIVATE INFORMATION
AGENCY kept up its glorious record sending combine
ton Of three horses a. Saratoga. every one OF
which won. kilograms were sent through the
Western Union Telegraph Company and the Postal
Telegraph Cable Company, TO whom references
may be made to proof OF this state
msnt Two downright osrtainties day A. Saratoga
aud OF the Agonoy's oi'fsshioned long shots at
Gloucester with tho best things of the day Al Brighton
Beach, ready for subscribers at ths Offices lol East
23d ST.. New York city. AGA NJ Terms As usual. $40
and promise OF per cent. on net winnings, for six
days prepaid wiTeA Prospeetua with full particulars
OF how fortunes are being won daily by aid Of the
AEsnsys sslssti0as ana sAFBTY PLAH sent post trss
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ANOTHER VICTORY FOR 70 TAMBLEN.
Tho Crack Fifty Win. tho Twin City Derby.

Tho Crack Fifty Wins tho Twin City Derby.
ST. PAUL. July 26.-The crack Of the Kendall
Stables. and probably the greatest tbree-ysar-
old nly of the year. Yo Tambien. won the
Twin City Derby this afternoon without the
least bit OF urging from Bolivar Buckner.
Newton. a nd Leon.
Just before the race Alice D.. Chief Justice
and Ceverton were drawn. owing to the con-
dition OF the track. which had been made very
heavy by the rains of tho morning. It was
drizzling at S o'clock. when the quartet were
called TO the post. and quick work was made
In getting them off. Acting under instruc-
tions, Thorpe sent 70 Tambicn to tho front at
the start. and she was never headed.
A quarter OF a mile from homo Freeman sent
his spurs into Bolivar Buckners TANKS and
brought him almost up to even terms with the
Californian. Thus the pair ran to the wire.
Newton third. three lengths away. Leon was
beaten a quarter of n mile. The time. 2:17.
was very slow. Tho stake was worth $3.50 to
the winner.
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A CLUSTER OF SINGLES
ENABLED THE NEW YoRRs 10 WIN
IN ONE INNING.

Vhs HwoeAlyss Heat tho PittsburEhs In n
Decisive Msnpsr-Boston. Chicago, Phil
aselehis, and Washington the Other
winsers-New York In Firth Place.
As result OF yesterdays victory the New
FORKS are to-day perched In fifth place and
In . position to take third II Cleveland and
Washington slip A little more steady play
will put tho New Yorks in tho middle Of the
swim. Either the Cincinnatis have fallen OF
badly since they were here or the Quakers are
playing like a Western tornado. In either
event Comiskey's team has received serious
setback. Baltimore appears to have been
travelling somewhat too rapidly and Ia sink
ing. while Anson seems to have started his
new colts on winning gait Brooklyn holds
It's position we'll. and Boston Ia steadily climb
ms Yesterdays games reshlted:
New rork. Q, Cleveland
proskiyn. IL: Pittsburgh. 8.
Boston. 1o Louisville. 4
Chicago. 3; Baltimore, ..
Philadelphia, "a. CincihnatL6
Washington 10, 81 Louis. D.
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neH,pstesd Harhor Club Prspas1ns for
Their Regatta.

The Hempstsad Harbor Club win hold their second
annual regatta on Saturday Aug O. Tho start viii be
OF the club house, and the for all boats over
eighteen feet will be 10 and around spar buoy on
sriy end Of Execution Reef then TO and around spar
buoy OF Matinuiconk Point then TO the .shng line
the clu house; distance twelve miles, Tho coursofor
boats eighteen fee. and under viii be 10 and around
Execution Reef then back to the club house; dstnnc
seven miles The start win DO made at O'clock in the
nsrno"n tc c,ora m ., q, h,owsp tor aInetehces IN
club which Ia calculated ct 80 per cent of the theo
reticsl allowance
Entries must be made in writing by the owner or his
Representative, to The Chairman Of tha Regatta Com
mttre days before the raos exclusive or sunday
IN. REGATTA Committee I. composed OF Ward Dickson
Chairman; ID. h. Hail and Thomas I. TRber.
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HALIFAX. July 26,-The Germantown crick-
eters Defeated the Wanderers by an inning
and 81 runs. While one-sided. the play all
through on both sides has been excellent
their FIRST Inning last night and this after.
noon we're retired after nearly two hours PLAY
with score OF % runs. total Of l3l against
Fielding OF the visitors was remarkab good.
all the chances being accented. The bowers
and Noble
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The Winner. At s.. Loui..

sT. LOUIS. July 26.-To-day's results at South
Side Park:
First race-Fiye furlonRs Dick Norton, I, Luke
Richards. =! Beck AIKEN geidinR 3. Time, !O3Lx.
Second races.fouI turlongs Pithart, Il Bette
Campbell. ?: Little Midget 3. Time. o Az
Third rare-Fve and a half fnr.ongs. hinora. 1,
Brown Button, 2: Pastms. g. Time l;oi44
Fourth race--one mile. Top Sawyer, /; Red Leo n
Parthian .. Time. 49,
East St Louis races resulted:
f1s, Es f1so9E' n.%ssc. ns "
Second Race.F,re furongs. Duke q Kent nrst
Oracle NJ second Minnie Walker third Time l,o2la
Third Raes-six fnrongs. Elsie $ hrs,. Ruben SEQ
ond. Jack White third. Time, l:ISH
Fourth Rnrs-srx furiongs Mss KITTY nr,t Silver
King second. Psnnyroyni third Time. 1!l54
Fifth Rare-Six furlongs Cortecelii Grst, PhelAn
Dorian second, Templenore third Time. 1l1.
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Amateur Baseball Register.

Among the many amateur clubs In this city and sur
rounding places the following anxious to arrange
gamea The list includes . number Of junior organiss
tIons whose players average from Is to 20 yeara No
commune alton viii b recognized without the sigma
turs Of Official connected with tho club.
Harlem Athletic Assootation-Have July 30 open "a
play nrsclAss club Offering enable guarantee
Frank 4. Lewis, manager, 29< and 2sd West 1l6th
street, New York city.
West shores-woud like to hear from all outof.town
uniformed clubs giving guarantees A Lyons man.
ager. 1873 Roadway New York.
Arlington Baseball Club-Challengs all teams whose
players average years for any amount Of money
less than S. Philip Michaels Jr. 7+8 Washington
street, New York.
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A $4,000 nia Tor Han ..a rr,,eh.ra.

cable despatch was received BY tho Po,ts Sassss
yesterday to the effect that Charley MitchsL who 10
Jim Halls manager. was willing to allow his man to
nsht Ted fritchard either before the Olympic Club Of
New Orleans or the Copey Island Athletic Club
sId sh . in e accept a hi. O.o5,I: I.
purse provided suitable date 10 selected AID travel
ling expenses sxs allowed The winner viii nght Fitr
simmonA
when the dsspstoh was shown TO Capt. williams Of
Pri,chnfd and Han light at New Orleans sept 9 for
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Marvel Wins the Stewards Gun,

LONDON. July 26.-The Stewards Cup Han
dicap. at Goodwood to-day. was won by Mr..
Richardson's bay geding Marvel. by Mackin-
tosh. dam by The Zouave: Lord Durham's
chestnut colt Peter F lower. by Petrarch out OF
chestnut colt Hildebert. by Friar Rush out Of
Hilla. wRs third.
The race was for the Stewards Cup. 300
sovereigns in value. added to a sweepstakes Of
10 sovereisns each. the second tn receive so
sovercigns out OF the stakes; entrance 80
soYereigns.
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The handsome new club house Of the Shelter Island
Yacht Club was opensd Monday last with the frss
Of the seasons yacht races for silver trophies. oay
one fault. lack of sufficient wind. found. The
breeze, however. frexhsned up. that the homo
was!ivey. Sixteen boats started. and soms exciting
First Glass soatsoMinni. Rogers, Louis stsarns;
CunArdn j. Le Boutier; Yolande J. Cassidy; OhycesA
william Bradley: Pigeon. William wsstake; Gypsy
Queen. Prank Holden: Golden Rod. Robert .. Lynch.
Second Class-Curlew. J, Ntchie: Hermos @. a. Otis;
Norman. A R. Fish, Lorsn Il =. Cox; Mendoza j. Gait
ledge.
Third Class-Nip and Tuck. william Allison Brown,
Rattier Thomas A Howell, Alert Harvey B. Hendsr-
SOM Yotes J. II. Cowpsrthwat
The course vas triangular ens extending twies
Bay Bsachi then TO- shsepshsad Buoy and return 70
the starting point. Tho Pigeon was nrst home In
utes "a seconds The Rather in the second ciass
In hours 80 minutes IS seconds. with the Mendoza
second. In hours ~ minutes II ssconds
No decision IN AIDE to the winner OF the third
sailing Of the three raoes for special prize will
DO awarded to the winner Of tho best out OF three
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Brighton HencL's Prorrn mme.

Secretary Sass announces q we'll filled card
OF six races for to-day al Brighton. Tho sixth
race on tho regular pr Cramme did not ILL., SO
tho third race WAS divided. the second half
making UP the sixth race Here are the on
tries in full:
First Rscs-Purse $500. for thrseysar.olds and up
VI I'd ave
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Tho Winners at Gloucester
GLOUCESTER. July 26.-The races to-day 70.

suited as follows:
First Race-Four and = half furlonFl Dr. Martin
drst. I'd beaman second. A. Fox third. Time. NIX
second Rare-iiat Eiio. Glainess first. Mindon sec.
ond Magee third Time. '51G
Third Rnce-Fivc. eYhths OF . mile. Cou,rnds nrst
Objection second. GrneyIsve third. Time l:o2.
Fourth RAce-four AVID a half fur"nEs Ray nrsI
Hettte sscond. Poor jonathan third Time. q 66
Fifth Race-Six and quarter fnriongs Bryson nrsL
count Nc In second wallace o third. 11me, 2i4
sixth Race-SiN and hAf furiongA citizen iIrst
Ebls second. PAssmore third. Time. 1928.
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Mounouth Park Hac. Trsius, via PehEsyI-
vanilla Railroad.

Leave Dssorones st. and tortIsndt St fsrres New
nnI.; lao N. 80 IN hnd 1890 I; NJ, every
season Regular frame having New York 7iSO aud
elo a. NJ. will stop Mt Monmouth Park function on
race days; also. tie ilaif'loliday Special will iesys
rev YORK on saturdays for Monmouth Park at 100 r.
~ Al special trains are equipped with Pullman Par.
loE cAIl-zdA "
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n onmouth Park Races Tue sdays. Thurs
days, and Saturdays via Reading Kali
road sys'em.
Trans leave station Central Railroad Of New jersey
loot Liberty o.; 81 slS 1890. 1880 A. M 1890
sandy Hook route from Pier g. g. r., az 90 ii 100
NJ: l2il5. 90 r. NJ PArlor cars on all special Isps
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=, ,op,,vp. First base on balis-on Siehois II OF
BtrattGn. l. struck outBy Nichols o. By su,tton. /
ksiiy Ss.h Lows, Jennings weaver. sscrincs hits
Nash. Kelly, Quinn, Taylor, pgiy MI BY pitchsr-By
6sis-uriin. IL Kelly. Umprs-oahnsy. Tims-li2d
AttepdAnce-76A.
cRtcAoo. 81 nLLrisons q.
p.t-ivo-- July 20.-Baitimors dropped to-days
enme TO Anson through vickerys wdnsis in the frst
Inn ing ami tho pitchers inability TO sacrifice in the
nfth timing when any Kind of an innold hit would
have welded two runs, The scorer
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Carkeek Has Abandoned wrestlins for the
Pulpit

letter reoevsl at the Poee 6asa1 ofnos yesterday
states that jack Carke tho champion Cornish wrcst.
ler has len the wrestling ranks and turned preacher
He delivered bis frst at STOCKTON CAL July
II In the Epworth League Chapel carteek dweit
mainly upon the hereafter what would DO in
for man when the end came
In speaking of his conversion csrkssh said, II have
had religious feeling for some time. and tho
Ibeata from the Ioytvaist, John Curry finished tho
work. says that he 10 better oontented than when
wrestling FOR money beoAu he claims that 10 secs
something better before him.
CRrkeek Ia well known both in En- gland and Am oroa
u yeas old. and 70 ot Cornish descent. He worked
when boy with other Cornis miners In the Michigan
Iron mines and comm enced wrestling when 10 years
old Among tho wrestlers whom hs has beaten arc
Tom Cannon. Evan Lewis. Tom Connors John Pierce,
eud Aatsada sornkichi. the celebrated Jap" Car
tesL uaNsed With Forepsughs circus at ono time.
pairing to come TO California Otto Foto offered him
$3.50 week TO travel for year. but he refused IL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-27

CHICAGO July %,'.-.Iohrry Keith. the little
colorcd Jockey who rodc Free. @ht ut Gin field
Park yesterday. died ibis morning OF his in
juries at tho County Hospital