The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-05
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.KEMENY STILL LEADING.
Oeiusr Beats Bnuhnm-shotwcii, White,
49, ~, and Graves Win.


sKANEATELEs. Aug. 4-The play for the cur
is proceeding steadily. The first round wa,
completed this afternoon and the second
round will begin this evening. Kemeny has a
clean score OF four victories his play has been
very fne and has elected much praise. Han.
hams score mt present is next to kemeny's
but he has a very slight lead over Emo and
70. who press him closely for second place.
p. ~ defeated Emo to-day in Pctron De-
kcMsS 'hirty-six moves The position for a
fence a. Hecdingly close. but tho City cham
pion Won. =, A.. arst class of the handicap is
fRe pay hSSem s e1 tn gave aiJ,
ti frs Aintnrestinl turn were the possible
Ss%sS nts s's s s5lss5 sPs
Voiet from Philadelphia. , Nm; as shirley
play decided the Local cham H., store SStfler
s arew VIII he roeS Demar bent s
The battle royal between Beimar anu isnr
takes place this and ParInE "G pay
suited us follows:
SIKH heat Young beat Del
Seventh iiopnasGoo,a Hss, Baker Broush'on beat
p EsS, s'Hts beat S .ps.
with vovt R1rllnsaine drew with Young and schcns-
In tho second class Goold drew with Searle.
Waller beat Dixon. Broughton beat Baker.
The th'rd; Sinss Shamponship om mas p 5ssn
D. Colson. had clear lead and won game.
but By an eyersgnt lost With bta q; his nsa
the the championshIn. The fourth class wlnneris
Mr.. Graves Of Syracuse. Mr.. Hodges will give
corners. Some disappointment has beenc
pressed by the e., M , 81 tse p
not sent here by the Manhattan Chess Club. as
it should have been. inasmpcmh h, as their year
p psysr Ress Who to See
TIFF Sssas Ps% GrT IN the YIN
tt,r;,, Inv toun hot ~ of "a
remarkable score Of six and ons;half games
will be played tomorrow.
Sullivan VIII GO to New Orleans on Sept. 4.
CANOE PLACE Inn. Aug. 4.-Yestcrday was a
good test to the endurance OF John 1. Sulli-
van. He nut IN ten hours OF almost continue
Gus work. ending with bath at o o'clock at
night by moonlight. Then. after the toll of the
day. he spent an hour studying the lines OF his
new play:
James wakely and Jim Robinson. trainerior
the Manhattan A. c.. arrived late yesterday
afternoon. Wakey told Sullivan that he had
chartered train to take his party to New
the t BRYANT Athletic t Club. limited number
Wakey at his place. Forty; second street and
Sixth avenue The train will leave New York
arrive in New Orleans two days afterward. A
special sleeping coach and baggage car have
been provided for sui ivan and his trainer,
baggage car. He will take a tub full OF boiled
chicken and several quarts ottea T., deyour on
the road. Sullivan will lodge while in New
Orleans close to the pavilion where the lights
to take place. He will not attend any. of the
fights preceding his own. as he is afraid OF the
intense heat.
The floor OF the ring will be made Of sand.
hacked hard. so that the feet Of the fighters
will have a springy surface to rest on.
Sullivan Is still quite lame
Corbett Leaves for the Fighting Ground ON
Sept. L.
NEW oRLEASs Aug %.-Jim Corbett. in . letter to
President Noel of the olympic Club that h. and
his manager. Brady will leave their training quar-
n O'clock the morning Of Sept l. Arriving