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The sun., 1892-09-07
Yachting News or Interest.

1t ia said that George ". Wild will build new 90
foot steel schooner next year.
join the eofoo class by building sO.foot schooner
Ehn The n owner Of the steam yacht
ing schooner as he does not Ike the class bu,
Year rim place H CO Of OH .hs sh.nroef '''' sD'''s' Ae''
Yachtsmen don't to build until they know villa.
This iul. would certainly hurt the Alpha.
s .s Of for
s g e1 r.s, VIII IF s p Su x.s Il And -
forward TO very busy season.
Commodore Walter c. Fosters jaunty sloop yacht.
M : I so its s
boat entirely rstut III. ope"ns Of fhs season.
Ss Ct c witch S.oas as of the
GeorxeJ. Gillg of Fair Haven u. j.. who owns the
esG".; % rsrsu, on. % Mt Nth eh. sny q
RShmoad Hll Valley for silver sap or other :ui.se.
ss CT
nr , q ,s: Ns. ySTs yasn
.sncs Of every club and member Of the .ssosi.tion
the regatta a.iocon ON hsSor Day IN tho
Florida without his racing number up.
s%. in .sy sa L,.s tn.
pects to have number Of orders for steel and wooden
sssi
a ha
OF this year.
There is talk Of match race between the 2lfooters
Alpha and FIeak. John b. Paine, the owner of the
.f nsn o wsn,ed to race ten n.. to windr.,a and re-
owners did not see It that way and wants
miles for $500 and cup trophy The Alpha centre
race in which she has started. Tho freak which Is
%s ns or u,a. n
which did not come under the rules
Yacht cs n nssMndbs s .soS
The Sophia viii sail asst log the GanRway Buoy
course distance OF axtesn miles for tho bailey
The race has to be three times in
DER TO Obtain possession Of the cup Tho sophia has
come out victor IN each Of tho contests the two
Prevoas seasons. and she Will mako her nna EFFORT on
te date named II 10 said her only com will
w scnrdehed's open catboat. the Regina The Sophas
racing length Is - fest inches and Tho Reginas ls
feet inch The start will BE- made from the clubs
headquarters in College Point.
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Odds and En- d or apor.s.

,Jf ponnely. Birmingham. Conn. There IL no limit
y ne heavy weigh, cass A puGilist weighing over
ios pounds is considered in the above class.
a Rcader f.-Jack McAulihe OF Brooklyn 10 the
Champion OF The vht.weigh; Glass; and Jack Dempsey,
neto,s his eient by Bob ftzs mmons. bore the te or
"idu.e weight champion Of the world.
y: saratogs springs. n. Y.-Jaks Eiran aimee his
bet sest.d ,i N sIxround go" for o. 600 purse
ana FRANK siAVin beat him In ten rounds.
constant Reader Springfield MASS As high aa to
ws quoted against feIer Jackson when the two met
Iscehl!y IN London The lowest odGs that were laid
sRaint mo coored man were to ]. In this country
tbeess "
william + Delaney. Norwich. Conn.-Accord!ng to
lshi'weght puri.Is made Andy Bowen quit IN Tho
twent y,nIst round when they fought in September.
lSNo before The olympic Club OF New Orleans. The
hrwhpaPer accounts OF the mill say that Carroll
khncheu bpwen out. The latter doubt the cri-
'er'oh ana shouid De hailed as bona nds,
Constant Reader. n. Y-Peter jackson, the colored
ment male ~ the presence OF a Sun reporter. gave
crank u Sarin whom he recently derened before tho
hationai sporting club of London nis nrst lessons
W. ruiimenti nf the manly art Slavin under Jack.
IN uu"h: pt'sne ysry clever In tho short period OF
tralia produced prior to his meeting With Jackson
James j. corbef. who is to fight John !. sullivan in
New Or cans tonight VIII have mon trous
Al the Madison Square Garden on Monday n Rht next
BESIDES the appearance or torbstt who viii spar with
three men including Joseph thoynski and two other
prominent proieSouss; all the bsstknown pmglsts
anu eha tne,r sid TO this great exhibition. Thcre VIII
a!to be TWO ienronnd contests for purse OF 81 600
~ ALSO expected that FArs0n Davies Will act a. as
Ter OF ceremonies on this occasion
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sEA GInr. Sept. Ga fsirer sun never shown than
that on tho soldiers white tents at Camp Abbott
day. Tho weather was perfect. and 1t had an eSh.
Grating effect on tho many noted marx smen Of tho n
u n u ana elsewhere. who are gathered together to
not only compete for state supremacy but also for tho
prizes and honors to be conferred by the National Rife
Association. Among tho earliest arrivals at the camp
to-day was Gov. Leon Albeit accompanied by Judge
Hoffman OF Jersey City The Governor is at the camp
headqnarters-ths Governors colt age-and will rema in
:. .hs camp until the close OF the meeting. zen snow
one OF the most ent huslaaiic OF tie citizen soisry
nneEa @ ais" sars remain rnt the hs yosy IS fred The
the afternoon OF he ennsyIvanin State AZ u. team NM
loo ding body Of men ""'
sat ne 1sr. II hIa
uhed oy good dinner, which they purchased at this
~; meeting ne hrsl great contest began The przs
ne oramttn trophy pressntsh by the District Of Co
Jersey for r,s competition to be called the Columbia
Tronhv The rompetiion is confined to teams Of six
Is.'m'nis em,srnx teams In Ii. ~ Srst eompe,ion s
T"ur,h and are ,ss Fret Second Third
in skrmish nrins each man MAXI m'binr snS, sno,
sE1msn rms Of twenty so. sa"n len halt. Ave adj
yas each halt. Ten men are engaged in each skir
m..n run run They arc from diferrni team. and each
800 yards and 80 ya d. At the tnrs.ts The .hirm,,h
'fr T are "6'Imsa o. ,To officers and buger
the men throwing Themselves on The wr"nnd nnh rrnI
ana real "ting heir rifles he run with an aiacrity
any foe not up In tho new tactics Of
Tn" se"res made today have no, heen made public,
would be unfair to pubF,I o them un me match
/, "nei 40 on dimrsdaT In tue kiImi.h ring no man
Ih. nary dual matches including tho Menbers the
ksrr .rrc HAr"rTs .chg.lxrn, Mnhl,don and the
T sn'rsS is"s ', 'S%ot Ssr.sy
Name anI istrct OF Cou,n bin National Guard
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NEW YORK. l2; CHICAGO. s.

NEW YORK. IL: CHICAGO. b.
Tho Ansonites won't to tho Polo Grounds
yesterday with the evident intention OF
continuing the picnic Of Labor Day.
The New Yorks. however. had emerged
played with much dash. They dashed at Gum
Pert IN the nrSt inning and mads the red faced
brought three runs home in the first, with u
more la lies in the emil ninth With trin ~ 9. WV
4, Inc Chica9os got enough men on bases hut
the IN. trouble was they could not MT King, 3
that fiiteen Chicagoans were left roosting on
bases is stronR, evidence OF Kings elective
not especially close. . but they lit the Ssl SO SO
crowd was naturally small. Tut those present
The New iorks stssteG sSSGi the game in cyclonic
fashion, with Burke out at first. Harry Lyons
would havelbeon out had not Cannynp muirei
Schriver's throw. Doyle hit safely to LETT. and
byosd PGyHG G sGs s,
MSmHn9q Who hit the S4 Syet Kyans head
That ended tie tie run % Getting in that inning ''A'
In the fItth. the New Yorks broke loose
SSrke h t snsSsD of who With si hse to tS D
Fuller on the line. but missed. Then G "anaVan aVa
tried to throw to first base and made another
men at the corner OF the stand. the result
being that Fuller scored and Burke took third.
Lyon sacrifice fly lot Burke home.
In the sixth the New lorks put two moro
runs on their score. Dahlen fumbled Nc
Mahon's Rrounder. and O'Rourke hit to right
for two bases. Boyle drove n lin"rtn right that
looked good for four bases. but Decker. who
had struck out twice and felt the necessity of
redeeming himself. stuck out one hand and
got the ball. McMahon scored OH the sacri-
lice. and then king's single aent U'Eourka
TO- tho plate. In the eighth McMahon
hit grounder. that was too pappery for Dahl
on. aud hits BY Boyle and King sent Mcmahon
to the plate. The Now iorks were st!il hun
Cry for runs and in the ninth they gathered in
three more. H. Lyons hit for q base. .Tiernan
went to- first on balls. and then Mcmahon
smashed out triple that rolled into the resta-
urant. O'Rourke's single helped Mcmahon
home. At this point the New Yorks were
forced to discontinue run making.
The Chicagos were held down very close
until the fourth inning. when Canavaus hard
drive to centre dropped out OF Lyons hands.
A passed ball helped the runner to second
Decker struck out. but Gumbert made safe
bat. and two strikes were called on him. Boyle
Thought it was three and carelessly threw tho
ball toward third Gumhert made a rush to-
ward second. but was caught In the fifth in
ming Parrptt's single. tumble by Doyle. and
Anson's double yielded two runs. and two
more came in in the ninth on errors 10y King
and Burke. and three bases on balls. 1t was a
ragged ending to the game. The score:
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Dne mills Run. ScrAtch-Won by Robert Mehser with
bert Anderson second. Time, minutes "a seconds


The Crescent Athletic Club began . remarkably sue
cessrul handicap tennis tournament yesterday after
noon There were thirtyfour entries for the singles
md thirteen teams in the doubes The players were
divided into classes and tho winners in each ella ss VIII
play In the hnal round. HIM suIns prizes Will be
awarded to the winner and runnerup In each event.
The scores follow:
Singles Class A-First round Carroll J. Post Jr,
scratch heat J. q. Powers, ftteen 6-3, 0-S: j. r.
U-3.
Final Ropna3G J: Post Jr. scratch. beat j. =. Tai
Class B.Pr,iimnaTy round; " A.: Ksnlsen. half
Hall hall hltssn. beat Q u. uen'hsw, scratch, "a
half nfteen 40 a-i; a. L. Norris half ffteen. beat
W h. o. Beebe, half hfteen o., Cos D. T. Terry: haf
Bigelow. scratch. boat ~. Phillips, half nfteen. 60
lO-6,
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Some LABOR DAY SPORTa

Following are ssme sporting events OF interest he'll!
on Labor Day and not hitherto published;
The White Plains and Bronx River gun clubs shot an
ty.hve clay pgeona The Bronx River sportsnen woi
by ascors OF las to %.
Al Rutherford, n. j., the Rutherford wheelmen held
their fall race meet In the morning The results were
~ follows.
Mic Safety Novice Race-won by J. Van Dalinda; A.
Shaw. second. Time minutes 10 seconds.
Nile Handicap Run-won by S. N. Mier. scratch; j.
D. Aoterson. 20 yards. second. Time 8 minutes Is
seconds
Mile Safety Handicap Race-won by Frank Burgess
scratch: Il. Burgess, 30 yards. second. Time. mn
utes 4S seconds
one.hundredya Dash-won by J. J. jaeger J. r.
Ackerson second. Tine. 10 3.5 seconds.
Twomiis Safety Race Open to All Jcrs.ymen-woi
by Lester E. Coyts, g. W Frank Burgess, Rutherford
Mheemen secondi q. A. Beckwith. I. Z. O.. thirJ.
Time. minutes SO 45 seconds
az, m!e Race Boys Under Seventeen, Iandicap-Won by
Winant Van Wrinkle. 2I5 yards: II q. Harrington. 20
srus second; Timer iiolgson. scratch. third. Time.
1won.ile safety IIandcap--won BY Frank Burgess
scrhtch lc0rre Dew Brown, scratch second; Il. A.
burgess 200 yards. third. Time minutes ~ sec.
iaf mite Run, Oren to Bergen County-won by s N.
Mier. Rutherford wheelmen and Rutherford larriers;
Hsrcey Thomas second Time, minute - 2.5 seconds
1er'mils safety Bicycle Race, linnd'capWon by Il.
scratch. second: T. ~ Micr mute third Time. 81
minutes u 20 seconds.
baseball game III the afternoon between the Ruth.
erord Whseinen and the summers resulted in vic.
tory for tis cyclists by score OF 10 to 4.
The hlhlon Cricket tub defeated the Kingl County
G. &. At Prospect Park. Brooklyn The score:
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NEW YORKS HIT THE BALL.
AND THUS ROU1ED THE CHTCAGOS
IN 1HOROUGH MANNER.

AsnE Wss NNsctsvs ~ Critseai Points
MeMahon's neavy stick Werk-The
fUtsburGhs Thrash the wsshssEtons-
TIVE Gssss NJ the Pole 0rossss To-day.
The Pittsburghs. who have surprised both
friends and enemies By thoir strong work in
the second half. were prevented from beating
Washington twice on Labor Day by rain. Just
as soon as the rain stopped BuckenburRer' s
men lost no time in drubbing the Senators
twice. thus Increasing their good lead over tho
Brooklyns 1t is fortunate that New York has
. good grip on ninth place. because three
games with Pittsburgh is trying ordeal. At
the same time. baseball Ia full OF surprises.
Yesterdays games resulted as follows:
New York. la; Chicago. g.
Pittsburgh. 6; washington, Z Cnrst GamO
Pittsburgh. IS; washington. II socond esme)
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SPLENDID 7Ro77IyG At GOSHEN.
Duconis md =. j. Win In, Straight Heats
Dinpie shuts <but the Field.

GOSHEN. Sept. G.-The Orange County Driv-
in. Park Association began their four days
meeting here this afternoon. There were
about 1000 visitors present. The betting was
brisk and well sustained. and the hAlf-mile
track. one Of the best in tho state was in first
class condition. George Hayt OF Elmira. who
has started at many Of the central New York
meetings. gave the word and. keeping Il good
grip on the drivers. gave universal satisfac-
tion. Tho associate judges are W. II.
snS S's and Wood dwst%0Fs 81 Chester St o0'he fe
chestnut gelding S. j.. owned and driven
by ". {. Trimble OF Newburgh. was the choice
III the $50 class selling at S15; field. 500 s.
j. showed a mile ut Charter Oak Park in 2:24R.
and being steadier to. day than when he dump
in straight heats. though Gold Charm. a Calf
iornia bred trotter. made him 60 into the 2:3O
list the first heat, and Joe Murphy. a bay geld
ing iiom fleetwood. and Spring dale. a local
trotter. pushed him out in faster time
the next two heats. The local stallion
Blackstone was warm fayorite with the local
White Plains. had the speed OF tho party,
though oxford Chief. from Poughk eepsis.
chased him home in three heats each better
than his record. the last in four and a half
seconds below his previous record. Both OK
ford Chief and the favorits Blackstone were
unsteady. or Daconis would not have got the
The two-year- old llly Dimple. stoutly bred
daughter of the local stallion Sweepstakes,
easily distanced her field in the Colt Stakes.
winning all the money. She sold in the pools
ut $50: the field. $S. summary:
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The winners At II. .wthor~. Park.

CHICAGO. Sept. 6.-Three favorites. we'll
played second choice. and two outsiders were
successful to-day at Hawthorne. and the 5000
persons thnt were out enjoyed good sport.
The weather was fine and the track fast that
good colt Calhoun running q mile. with 10
pound, up. In l :40,s, the track record. billy
1,inkcrton. at 20 to ]. made a runaway race Of
the seven turlonEs. though Teutonic nearly
Cuchura Il cast of of corri iGan's. won the hnr-
die race; beating CorriRan,s own colt Special.
horse n nor rider was injured Another cast.ofr.
Corrigans Patience. which he had cold to Gill
nlAn. Won the two Year. old race.
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CScISSArr. Sept 6-Favorites and helders quit even
today. The surprise thu victory OF the two-year.
old Aurora at Il ITO III the hfta race. Summary.
Second Race-Selling: one mic. Flower pellis nrst
Double Long second Marie X. third. Time, lI3%
Third Eace-l!andcap; one mile Rnd seventy yards
Hnrci u first Faithful second Brandolete third Time
;45ar
F"urth Iace-CnvirgOn Stakes: selling: i've fur
longs Quyer nrst Prince Decriver second. Mildred
tuItd. Time. OI
Faith !are-Fur old ma;dens; Eve furlonys
Aurora first, Jul Kinney secuud. The sculptor third
lime, l:u3L,.
SiNth Racs-SenG; mile. Happy Day nrs.
Laura DoNey second ucypcte lnird. Time 4;}aa
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GtorcrsrR RACE TRAcs. sept. G.-The races here to-
day resui ed AZ follows:
First Race-tiv, eshths Of a mile. Alright nrst,
Mountain Deer second Ruby third Time, :04.
Second Eace-four uni n half furlOngs. Clarence ".
drst, kcnue second. Redskin third Time. o:hH.
Third kace-FNe.cichths OF \ mile King Solomon
first. sister lone second. Treylanger th,rd, Time.
p3la
Fourth Race-Sx and q quarter furlonVs. Queeu
dor first. Mamie b. b. second. A. o. II. third. Time.
l2l
Filth Race-Seven and half furlongs Jim Molho.
land first. King lde second Ned third. Time 31ie.
sixth Earc-Oue mile. tlktOn first, fliny second.
Dale an third. Time, 45A.
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A Raid vt Garfield Park,

CHICAGO. Sept. 8.-Aft"r tho third race at
GARFIELD rark to-day the police raided the
track Summaries Of the races follow:
Frs Racs-For iwo.venr.oids; I'VE rurIopvs y.rd.,
inn ,hIhnl ,nrs'; Marion ., 100 lBurretD second;
lir en- wren. iot tChttIe. third Time 05i. lei.
TO l. - 'N' "'F"'
Second Race-slx ;ur.ong.; selling Warren I.,,,d
ll2 lk"wr) nrsi; Bernarin lOi (Ifenne .syr .ec"nI
su>etir Ion tRarretp. tlirl 1ihe, Liz B,t,ny a.
Ian 3 10 !; Ber:,hTGo. ~ tot "s 's
Thrd Rhce selling one mi and NIFTY yards Fakir
~! Liirhhessy, irsi. Casscs. 20 Irv,ug, seuund,
GISa, EIS ,iones =, MaE'n .niri Time i;iIi rstting-
f"kf'' 10 %: c"sseiia 4tol Great Hopes. htuI.
The sun., 1892-09-07

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The sun., 1892-09-07

Earned Rnns-Pitts tsbnrgh. 2. Baso on errors-Ptts.
Mh,ns SasEh o: w W",h'nTon Leif on 3;
Win =: on Meekin. T.. s'rncs ont.Ry Balwth. 8; by
Meekin, p Three base hits smith. Rafori, Two.baso
hit.key. Sacrifice hlts-Shugart. Rsdford, Dowd (2).
Richardson. Duifee. Stolen baAss-Miller, Donovan
EspsI 2: Baldwin, 1. umpre-Emslis Time, 3: :O5
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Ksse ball Games To-day.

FArroSAL LrAGrr AND AntRIcAS AssocIAroS
Eew York VI. Pittsburgh at tho Polo grounds.
Brooklyn vs. Chicago. at Eastern Park.
Warrington w. Cleveland. at Washington.
phtlAdeip iphin vs.. Cincinnati. AT philadelphia
Baltimore Va louisville. At Baltimore.
Boston W.. ST. Louis at Boston.
OTHER GAMRs.
Staten Island A. c. Vs. Murray Hills. at west New
Brighton
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BAN FRAkrsco. Sept 6-The California Athletic Club
has matched George siddons OF New York and soily
smith OF Los Angelss night ~ Ilpt pounds under
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Earned rnn-washington First base on errors-Pitts
6nrGh 3 Washington. Left on bsses.ri!tsbursh. q:
Kilen. l. Struck out-By Ehret 4: by Krllsn, Three
base hitzD%noyan Sacrifice hitssBsckley. Hoy Rad
van, Farrell. Hoy. Wild pitches-EhreL ]: Kilen. i.
Umpire-Emslie. Time-l: :53
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Earned runs-Nsw York 7. Two.base hits-O Rourke
Boyle; Anson, Thrse:bass hit-McMahon. Home run
McMahon. sacrifice hits-Burke. Lyons. Boyle Stolen
Ssss:,mLyon. Boyle poyle Tlsrnsn S.psy.n First
bas-of King. 5: on Gumbert. ?. Struck out-By
kinE. .: by Gnmbert T.. Loft on bases--New York. Il
bail-Boyle. Cmpire-Lynch. Time. 2lo.
PITTSBURGH. 8: wAsHrSGros. +-rrRsr GAME.
PIr1ssuRoH. Sept. s.-Ths Senators gave the homo
team two games to-day each OF which they had prac-
cally won. Kilsn lost the first game by wild throw
in tho ninth allowing men to score The scores:
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The Naukt proved an easy winner the tali regatta
OF the scwa!en Yacht Club The summary of the race

The last big handicap shoot Of the season held
we're tho eondi,ons Mh sSniro ed the sssns
None ~ yards; ~; fiele lex Ioey. ~ yaras IS:
SSsI%s, :SS' n St%:
II. NGns 'Tp ."s
% sds s ~ s IT 1i sseGns ind,
saEi.F.a ,,rd %eSsySy k,ns ,I5ss S5. si1x%.
Club was held al Klau2eltvllc. The result
Naor. pr: ,hr 'sG rds"0n by Smith,
second sweep,!akss ten birds-won by Moore Rich.
Third swssps,ak.s. ten Sra.-won by Smith and
The fourth. afth. and sixth events miss and out.
re eon,.s. =. IS clays for tn. club diamond medal
clay. Kit,s little wa. second Moore third Richmond also
won the shoot ~ twenty-five c!nys with Moore ond
"A, ne Indi.napolis bicycle tourney W Davis of
Tor qnartsr mile " ons Ia second mas ing the
.,.T,sTs Tns Track vii, be carefully measured and
hsnassrr,a ,osrpsmsn. Of the Esh,e Aysnne
with tns tUow'ss ss,p. result 70
So Csocser S.a, Cobb so 4s to 49, Se%
ton i peAt m kenyon 15' +s to 2s Jones' TO- boat
ssSSad toas Narns 4s to AZ Jone.
DSHSs;IT,,s round ksnyon .na crocker u ss..
~ psI Mss ana ,lsa, 4 to To-. 4.
Crncker. AZ o4G
In tho members games of the Cathedral Athletic
Club on tho Fordham College grounds 7. r. Dunn and
j. Mccoy tied Tor rst place in the Gllround conpe-
tition with l5 points each. +. Reilly and oseph
Mccoy tied for second place with points each The
results
onehundrsd.yard Handicap. Dssh-won in eleven
Hcratch) seeend and F. I. Reilly e reeD third
:T.bqn% q yaIds John l. White ~ y"rds second "
"% sfn ins e 20 wh.n 80
seconds +. J. sullivan 40 seconds) second Time.
minutes 81 seconds.
Running High Jump. Handicar-won by Charles j.
Mccoy. scratch, feet: J. Reilly. scratch. feet 10
inches. second. and +. +. Reilly inches, feet 8
inches third.
by 7. !. Dunn. scratch: Jos Mccoy. yards, second
and J. Carroll. 40 yards. third. Time. minutes 10
seconds
Running Broad Jump scrateh-won by Charles j.
and ". j. HaGgerty, 1S feet g inches third.
One-milc Run. Scratch-Won by 7. T. Dunn. with p j.
Smith second The others did not inish. Time in
utes 81 l-5 seconds,
The Horseshoe iarbor Club of Iarchmont held their
annual fall regatta Some twenty yachts crossed tho
line. r. b. Joness Phyllis was the only bo from an
outside club There stif breeze from the south.
east. and the yachts under double reefs made fast
time over the course. which from tho starting line
thence to Execution Reef aud return. y distance OF
eight miles The cat Lark upset before the race but
damage was done. and she started with the others
A summary follows;
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To-day the New Yorks and Pittshurghs will play two
games at the Polo grounds thr first one beginning at
2 O'clock. Beginning with Thursday. games will be
started at 6:S6 O'Clock.
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divided between seconi and third: the winner to hs
GOD at auction for 800: pound allowed for each
500 to 5000. then pounds for each 500 to 5000;
The Oriental Ilnsdicsp.

The weights for the Orienta! Handicap. ono
mile and quarter. to be run ut tho Brooklyn
Jockey Clubs track on sept IL. the first day
of the fall Meeting. follow:
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Baseball. Polo Grounds. To-day.
Two League champ onship games Pittsburgh VS..
after Admission dncluding both samss). 90 and rs
cents.-Aip.
The sun., 1892-09-07
Ras.sa,l, E.s,era Par.. To-day.

Brooklyn vs.. Chicago Admission 5oc and 2bc. Ex.
EOw.-kiv
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J. -,
Wings: Class b. Elm. and Class {. Fairy.
In the final round Of the g"ntlrinens singles in the
tournament to dcride tho championship between tho
players OF the Clinton ant Souih Park Tennis Clubs Al
Tho latter's courts. A. a. IOrs'ai beat Leonard Nc.
Whood by n score Of al, I'll, and 10.
In Prc0nic Ray Monday the secon irass yachts Of
the Shelter Island Yacht cub competed to determine
the uCli. noted question nf supremacy over which
their and friends have cOnien led during the
entire season The breeze was almost TOO uch for
the itlr Fellows and IN rnuniis the Hrst stake the
mij.ci annel huoy. Tho Pigeon carried away most ot
her rigging and Tins list whatever chance she hal
against tho other boats WHICH were competing with
her the relative merits of tho boats IN that ass
were not settled after all
The iir.t championships meeting OF the Prospect Atm.
Club decided at sch act son va.
nue. Park. Astoria The rr.ults:
One h ndred, yard Dash. Scfairh-Won by WilkSm C.
Davis with John Ronghey second. Time, IN seconds
mile Run Won by Louis j. kOlD with Gcorre
G. Mailey second, Time. minute II 10 seconds
Talf-n,ile Run-Won by George H. UNei'L with Edwin
Messer second Time minutes AN seconds
Running High Jump-won by Eddie desmond with
lean Of fee ~ inches with George H. Beck coni
with q leap of feet biS inches
TWotnis Run. Scratch-Won by Thomas MapuIre
with Eddie Desmond second. Time. l6 minut ss 20 8
seconds
Albert Anderson second. Time. minutes "a seconds
The sun., 1892-09-07
Fishing Tatkle.
MARsTERs HAS wORMs.

Sandworms lac dor. Waite worms. 25c . dox
Dohsons, jIc doz. Sn.dder crabs MARsTERs's
celebrated a'iancewood striped bass and Fishing
Banks rod see5. Ash and lance wood hollow, but and
extra iip bass rods SOC Split bamhoo fly and bait
RODS, sisS w Jointsh ha'Eboo rods, 35r UP, Best
luaity hollow pont hooks single gut 1oc. doz
a&".Cr & l5ri treble 2oc.: four,py &c Heavy treble
euI irAutrs - cnIths be carh; 3Lr nch Grass m III
plying baance ,handi. rec no d tslO feet IStbresd
inr " 90 Nrkel plate nGltplying reels. aSc up.
20 20 irnl tsrL lines Oh h!o:S iiread ssc ~ thread.
sink"r.. &c. Vet pound. GaG hooks with handle 0bc
Canvas tacsle hooks, 40c Fishing pants. 81 EysIy.
thing to delight the angler. IN quality aud price.
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