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Tho ShnmrocIs' Games.

annual outing at Carsthdt. y. j.. Tuesday. The
suits:
one. huniredyari Run-Wnn by Frank Mintnrn, with
John Peterson secOnt and WIN. liRrty third
standing Broad Jump-Won hv Andrew Mulcahey.who
cleared feet inches. with James Branlcy second
feet . inches, ami Patrick OBrien third feet
inches.
Eight.hundre9. snd.c ighty.yarh Eun-Won by John
Garyen. with James Cnrre second. and Marvin Baxter
third. Time minutes - seconds
Eight hundred. and.e ghty.y yard Walk-won BY James
Branley. with Mark pcvoo second. and Peter Whalen
third. Time. . minutes.
Putting Twelve ound Shot-won by Patrick o Brien.
distance "a feet Z inches with Andrew Manning sec
ond. n feet inches and James Bel! third 80 feet
inches.
Standing High Iump-Won hv Edward Fitzgerald,
height feet inches with Andrew Mulcahey second,
feet inch, and James Bell third. 4tret.
A game OF football was played between teams guided
by Patrick o'Brrn and James Branley. The latter
team won by goals to o. The ball teams were cap
tanned by Thomas Harry and Michael llartnett. TIC
score was II runs to IN favor of Barry's team.
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New England Tennis Tourney.

/, NFw HAVEN. Juno 15.-The second days play in the
New England championship tennis tournament was
continued yesterday. The first round in the doubles
played and resulted as follows: Hall AMI Wright de-
feated Avery and Alexander. 81. Ga: X. G. Eaton
and W. 4. Fish defeated j. W. Nichols and L. f. Hail.
6-l SO, 60: r. g. Beach and l.. Parker defeated A..
T shaw and u II. HOLSTER. 3-6, G-i. Ga; W. X
Fowler AMI J. F. Talmndg- defeated W. u. Wilcox and
J. 7. Sackett Ga. 81, So.
Second Round-F. G. Beach, and l.. Parker defeated
W. X. Fowler aud !. + Talinaigs. SO, 90.
TIL. second round i'll the singles WINS concluded Lewis
Parker defeat ed j. II. Nichols Ir.. G-l I'll.
Third Round. siiHles-B J.. lloIster defeated W. P.
Fish, 10. ST.
The contests to-day resulted as follows:
Singles Third Round-L Parker defeated B. P. Tol
lister "a. Is
Doubles Second Round-F. I. Hall and II. F.. Wright
defeat ell H. q Eaton and W. T. Fish. G-l "a: K V.
Beach md ]. Parker defeated ", X Fowler and j. f.
Tamadge, So. 60.
Doubles. trnas aud Wright defeated Beach and
Parker o.. - 81. 40 IS.
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Roger Hanson. Eta X, and Henry II. Won
Yesterday.

Boston. Mass. June 15.-Three favorites
won Mt Mystic Park this afternoon. hut only
ono OF them had an easy victory. Jesse Han
son had been the selection for tho 2:22 class
yesterday. and when tho storm prevented a
conclusion of that race last night tho trotter
had two heats in hand
Tho time ofthese was suspiciously slow. and
the judges thought Blue BELLS could make
it more interesting. Turner promised
to send the black mare along. and. though
she did not finish ahead Of Hanson.
she got tho third heat and rec
ord Of 2:2Oh. This was because Jesse
Hanson made ? break near the distance. and
Eallored from there to the wire. Blue Bells at
Thought he could win with Hanson 1. but " did
not want to get him out Of his class. SO when
Blue Bells closed on him in the fourth heat ho
IN; sP and Towsn felt It S Xni onS
the, race in the next boat. E!ns Balls
had made a handy break in the fourth mile.
looked as if she would kick Turner out OF the
ssulky, She finished away back. as Hanson
The 2;:;50 class was considered sure for Eta
f. and she t. the f Frank
Ing an easy heat and thcn tho Gensra i' GSt in
was only good SIN work fSr Eta X: and she
or the three pacers in tho 2:13 class Henry
II. was the tip but G. 4. $. stepped Off with
in the second that left him too far behind to
cntch the chestnut gelding In the third heat
in 2;3o. The Judges called all the drivers up
and though 0dell gave his word that he would
Snd JOHN hey sp h ne S,er rk S"n Iu.
very tired PAGER in the shafts. though he made
Henry II. go in 2:27. Odel was then allowed
to take q. Il. =. again. and he was in the rear
whom Henry H. staggered home in tn. lead
with Honesty length back. in 2:3l'. For
the third day the 2:20 trot. PIG race. and 2:i4
trot make UP the card.
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Ladies', Day a, Dexter Park.

The New York German Gun Club held its annual
shoot at Dexter Park yesterday. In the club shoot
Cawein and +. Hun won first and second medals re.
specvely. Miss Mary Lowry captured the first bowl
ing prize with Mrs. A. Jaeger good second. Mrs F.
schroeder won handsome wall pocket. The scor-s;
Regular club shoot. eight birds each mah-f. CAIRNS
sr, II yards. 4: T. Wiiarn % yards .; A. Busch n
yards q; ! Frazer =! yards. i N Rnndsn u yards ~
n"ckrr 20 yards :: Il. Nobel 2byards, q Il Strait
mann. ~ yards 2; p srhrerLe, y yards. g. Cnwein
E"Ta . 4 + s1 ~ a. yards Jaeger q yards 3
,ioerlitz 20 yards, steuernagc N Yards, y T..
CAIRNS: j. 80 yards; u; s Edwards, y yards, 81 j. r.
Dhnnefelscr, ~ yards, Z: J.. !. EppiR 81 yards. l.
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BRO0KLYNS RATHER EASY.
THEY cor 4 sErERE BEA7ING FROM
THE NEW FORKS.

foutz's Pitching wn. Bntted Hnrd-Boston
Defeated by philadelphia - Cleveland
Keats I.oui.viiie Twicc-Chicaro and
Pittsburgh Take One Each-Hennett and
strickrr to Come 10 New York.
Yesterday was n bad day for Brooklyn.
Boston was beaten by anose by Philadelphia.
and Cincinnati did not play. Allthe Brooklyns
had TO do was 10 beat New York and take
Jump in the rncc. baseball is full OF unccr-
taintics, and Wards men realized that very
strongly yesterday. Tho Clcvelands gained
bomo ground Yesterday, and the New Yorks
are again on the 800 mark. The scores Of yes
tcrday's games nro rs follows
New York, ~; BROOKLYN. =.
Philadelphia. Boston. %.
Washington, i3; Baltimore 2.
Cleveland q. Louisville. i (iirst camel
CieNclpnd, >; Louisville, Second .hmc).
Pittsburgh. lO Chicago. tnfst ghinel.
Chicago, 10; Pittsburgh. second game).
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OxhoIm Cnp.Izes. but Brings His Canoe in
Ahead,

when the results Of last Saturdays contests TO de.
terminc who should defend the International Chacng,
Cup Of the New York Canoe Club. LEFT. by reason
of different man winning each race to the members
of the Regatta Committee. It decided to Io-tpone
the matter until favorable time. William Whtock
OF the New York Canoe Club and c. ONhnlm Of the
ionkers Canoe Club we're the men to battle for the hon
again. and a late hour Tuesday evening
the committee decided to let the again.
then and there. whitock. however Withdrew in IA
y0r OF Thomas f. II. harrington who defeated Forl
Jones last year Whitlock admitted that harrington
might have won the race last saturday had he not
turned the wrong huoy. il proved to be good
between Darlington and oxhom. AMI while the latter
capszed once he righted his craft quickly and finally
won. oxholn Was At once selected I" meet Ford Jones
for the International Cup Gravcsend Bay June 25
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The n. Y. a. &. VIII Miss Him.

The New York Athletic Club has lost the services OF
OF their abest adyisors At meeting OF the Board
of Governors OF the club held Tuesday evening tho
resignation OF william r. Curtis q governor and
Chairman of the Athletic Committee accepted
with deep regret C. H. Sheriff. the noted Yale athlete
elected to I'LL the vacancy in the Board of
and was also male member Of the Athletic Commit
tee. Counsellor j. r c. Backhurst elected Chair.
man OF the Athletic Committee.
The reason for MIR. Curts's retirement from the two
responsible positions in y. A C. affairs that his
duties managing editor of the Spirn gfs and
Udg Spir,, me Tin-I too rXaCt.ng for him 10
give any further time to other business
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Tie ScH"alh0Sa Boat Cub held their anuua tf
carson and regatta At BAY can rdrN Io,t"nNi'i", IN
Tuesday The steamer Pomona aud tie targes Nelt0
md Arthur, glylv dcckcd with buu'!ug an col"fs'
Gui win two bands on board were anchored a. ihe
club house foot Of South Tenth street WIiansbgrsl.
and when hey got under way dancing commenced ana
was enjoyed hy the joy AID the hundreds ~
lrc'ty gr.s nu board LnIl the loais touched a. no
WHAT Hay Chn. The interest centred in he r,v
Dared Hrs" rae for which four Rvs tht'teu' ~ "e
-" h'h' {. decide the event, Ilr t"Hi'' was Ia"
Hl" "lil iyfH, The crews WEIR ~. p,,,o.
Reds bIuNnpF, bow. 4 i,Hr-,A - W. hch""rrtr.
=, Z. smith. I II. : HryGrn .. 4. Jones h'foAe'
emit j. Totem. CuNsSAiu. . =. &C.. ,.. .,
IiIrs- q yer how. llr W Li = u '"sT,,'l; -, q
NwsN,"t !, II, GOLDSMITH. f., l., "''dsH'" "'""'' -
Sd"i, CUSsHaiI
i,y rae. to 49, ~, - 49, ruuudny tT.i The a.
ter lauy won les Two hos - ~ H4h'''' OA''oH'S'
I.u crews Ia IA" s,ruI.. '."' ~ 9. , I.i,,,,.,
While l. / cote '.H. NNat'n' - - 49,
u, u. - iHui a.. 4 D 'l q r'"''' ~ '''N-'
tlr"s', l","lh I.''.ll. ". 80 ~ $500. 9, =, -..f, a.
Bruwus-, Nrycr h.. Brown ?: { Gerfo,l 81
s. tnlIasnor ! 4 B.r.".' 2 b. AhFens. stroke John
Rankin, cuNswAin l., ,-..z,..a
The Whltes Won by nca. 8 I'VE lengths In ninptso
seconds The rites rrnt tho Blues IN the nhsl neat
by . half length in y minutes 40 sscondA
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FItzsimmons Is Willing to Fight Corbett In
Cnae lie Whips JOhn L.

PITTSBURGH. June 15-Bob F!tzsimmOns. tho pugilist
left for New oreana today. Jus, before starting
he received a telegram from rresihen: Noel OF the
Olympic Club, New Orleans. asking him II he would
fight Joe ChOynski next September for a purse OF
$1,000. Fizsmmons replied that he would not 20
out OF his class any moro except to ght 'orhett Dur
conversation fitl said e" will ght thUynSki at
l5S pounds. have desire to of class any
more have stated that would rvht C"rbrtt and
Will make that d"ciaratiOn good II torl EFT defeats
Sullivan will iyht him, hui II sullivan wins VIII
night Sullivan. mean what say about Corbett.
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NEW LoypoS. June 1.-THE Columbia freshman crew
was struck hyn squal! last night md almost swamped
In their boat In attempting to get their boat to the
float 1t gave way and broke III two. The men swan
ashore III safety.
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The Winners at st. Louis.

ST IOrIa. June l5-rirst racc-seven furlongs Keo
hUma, |: C1ronc!, =. Weaverman. g. Time. 8O%
second karr-fonr and one,hnf inrlongs. Minnie
No. Lady Mary, =. Constantine, 3, Time. U:57.
Third Ence-Seven fur ongs. Lucille Maunette, ];
Baron, .; kenwood q fine. 2HLs.
Fourth Race--One mile. ,reAt Hopes. l; Granite ?;
Steve jerome. q Time. 40.
Fifth RHce-SiN furlGngs. Alice D., ]: Frank Phlps
.: Brown Low. g. Time, l:IG
Sixth Rac"-SiX furI0ngs. Lorenzo, j. Warner ..
TrlNY Gardner. s Time, ! Is.
seventh Race-M Mile AMI rity yards. Churchill Clark.
]: bU.lken, . sullivan. 8. Tuie. 4CL.
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ENGLISH FACING EYEN7S,
Results OF the Royal Hunt Cup and the
Coronation Stakes.

LONDON. June 1.-the Royal Hunt Cup
handicap mt Ascot to-day was won by Mr..
McCalmonts three ycar-old bay colt Sus.
pcndcr. by Muncaster out Of Garterlcss. High
Commission. n bay or brown iive-year-ol by
Lowland Chief out Of Constitution. was Sec
ond. and Stuart was third.
Suspcnder. the winner. ran In only two races
last year. winning both OF them. The first
was tho Sevdrnls Plate OF 1855 for two year
Odds. ut Newmarket, in October and the other
was the EitHwlliam Plate of f4So, ut Newman
ket, in Anil 1881
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on errors-Pittsburgh 3; Chicago. B. Left on hases-
Pittsburgh .; Chicago !. First base on nnli.-oa
Home run Rsrbauer. Three-base hitashnsa,t Sac
Cnnavan. Cooney stolen observation-disclosures. Benkley.
Mack. Corkill. Double pays-Dahlen Canavan. and
Anson Shugart Bierbauer. and Beckley ~; CanavRn
aud Arson. Wild pitch-Iiuchinson. tmpire-Mitch-
all Tina
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Baseball Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AsD AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
New York vs. Brooklyn. st the Polo grounds.
Washington vs.. Baltimore. NJ WnshiHgtuu
Cleveland vs.. Louisville. ~ Cleveland
Pittsburgh vs.. Chicago, AT Iittsbursh
st, Louis VI. CINCINNATI, at 81. LOUIS.
UIuEH CAMPS.
fordham College vs. Lafayette College, at Fordnam
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Earned runs-Manhattan A, O., .: St George A. G l.
Pirst base on erIors-Manhattan g. 81; 81. George A.
A C., O r. rst base on ba!s-Of wison !: Oh Courtney
= Struck outsmBy wilson. Il; BY Martin. 9; BY
brown la,, q, lieekmGn toA StAnhoPe NewkirE.
Keller. f. Hickman. Courtney Two. base hit-Sew.
Kirk Sacrifice hits-w. Hickman. Stanhops Hit by
pitched bAll-ia,es, o. Hickman. Passed bas-KelIer
2 Wild pitchesIWilson. $, Courtney. 7. Umpire
Hart. Tlme-Two hours.
CRESCENT LEAGrE, Q; STATEN HLAEpAc2
The Amateur League cham pions were again defeated
by the Crescent League team ut Painheld yesterday
The
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Crnck Polo Teams 10 Meet.

Tho westchtster County Club and the Mcadowbrook
Club of Rockaway will meet in the third OF series of
polo matches At the formers grounds tomorrow after.
noon. on June tho Wcstchrst-rs defeated tho
MendowbrookS. and duplicated the victory Oh Tuesday
afternoon.
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Other Games.


sEw JERSEY A. c. 4: MERCURY A. CT.
No runs tailed after the opening inning in the
game Bergen Point yesterday afternoon the
bnl tossers OF the New Jersey Athletic Club and a
scratch nine representing tho hercurys of tho New
York Athletic club. The score:
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THE CORONATION STAKES.

LONDON. June 1?.-The Coronation Stakes.
run at tho Ascot Heath meeting to day. were
Hermit or Galopin out of NelindrG- Lord Dur
hans chestnut illly Nivi"n. by Arbitration out
OF InchantrcSs. was second. Mr. Henry MIL
ner,s hay, tily Broad Corrie. by Hampton out
of Corrie Roy. came in third.
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Earned rups.New Jersey 4: G.. Twobase hit
nor %. sterry n Donnelly. Day %. Wild Chauncey
spalding 81. owen Eddy. FIRST base on baiis~S
49," j New Jersey a; G.. l.. Lett on bAses1Mercury
\. Donnelly go. MARITIME a.. Long t2) Day, E. Don
nelly ~; schuyler O., shaw Chauncey, spaldinV.
and Dounelly; Carr and smith Passed bals-Day. I:
Carr. !. Wild pttches-Westervelt. Time-1 23. TN.
pires-Schuyler aud DAILY.
MANHATTAN C., II: ST. GEORGE A. G.. @.
Errors plenty at Manhattan Field YESTERDAY
The ST. George A. g. players fnmbied easy grounLers
mrned fly balls, aud threw the ball every but the
right place. The score: "
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The Winners Mt CHICAGO.
CuIcAGo. June II. To days results

Cl1ICAGo. June 1J.-To- days results at Gar
field Park follow:
First Race-Four fnrlongs Marmaiuke first. Be.
linda lilly second, our FRANKIE third. Time. ;54A
second Race-SiN furlOngs udrey, first, Lucinda
second, Gunshot third. Time 23la
Thlr! Kace-Five and hst flirlongs Imported
Remedy Erst. Astrakhan second. Edith third. Time
AZ.
Fourth Rac"-Six furlongs Forest Rose first. North.
western second. j. Campbell third. Time. .25b
flth ince-One mile j. freed ars Good, bye SEQ
ond. Ormie third. Time, ~.
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Earned runs-staten Island C.. 3; Crescent League
First DAse oil rrrnrs-staten Island A. ~ Crescent
League, Left on babes-Staten Island A. O. .: Cr.s
cent League stTdrk out-ry Glare, =. by sneeden
3. Bases on bhls-Oh Care r: of Eneeden. . Three.
base hts Van CANT, Murphy o. Two,base hit-vroom
den. Double playIrurner and Jones stolen bases
Honnor. Wl!d pltchcn--Chre. 2. Passed ball-Krauss
Cmpre-Berryman. Time 54.
UNIVERSITY or vRRNoSr. 7; WESLEYAN @.
MppWIowS. June Wesleyan finished the baseball
season OF W this afternoon in welLcontescd game
OIL the home rampH. with the University OF Vermont
After the game tile Wesleyan players held a me tlng
and unanimously elected L. U. Smith, V8 as captain
for next year. The score:
Wesleyan. ,.,,,,.,.....-..... o o O o.
University Of vermont...,..1 o o o o OF
AAnrSsr. g. WILLIAMS zcR4
wnIIAMsrows, June lb.-Amherst found Il easy 10
defeat Williams on Weston hed this afternoon. The
score:
Amherst. q "A
Williams, ............,.......O o o o U o-3
AT cATAsAUaUA
Cnban oiants....,. . U IL
baseball. Polo Grounds, To-day.
League Championship game. i'rookg : rs New Tork
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Western League.

At Miwauk ee-Milwaukee. IL: Columbus 9.
AT Kansas Cily-knnsas City. 10; Fort Wayne, l.
Al Minneapois-Min 4: Toledo. 7.
Al Omaha-Omaha 10: Indianapolis. 1.
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!irst base BY rTrors-lAiiadephia. 2: Boston, D. Left
OF hhsrs Phllhd"phIl !. Ruston, T. First bnse on
b'l,.-un hCrir H. on NlrhoIs struck out-By k.c:e.
: 10y Niclu's -. ThrcrDa.c hit-Thompson. Two base
ldis-IlGnllton. Thompson. sacrlhce hts-Connor.
'hmcni- Tucker. Nichols. Stolen bases-DelehantY,
,fn-s, DHfy, StoNry t-h. Lowe. Nash. Double play
i"ehantE a"d CF"ss. Passed balI-Cemcnts. Umpire
I."sHe. Iim"--l 40. AtteHdaucc-l.J25.
wAsHISCroN, 49, BALTIMoRE, 8.
N'su>DToN. Juuc 1.-THE Washington team kept M
w. recent stfrHh IT batting today and Int the bail Tor
t"'a % ih'Ety three bases. The score.
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Fr.t Rave -Four fpr!0ngs, Maid Marion first. Moose
second Nits spot third Time. q ,;i3p.
ond. llariiir third. Time l:54.
:, Thtrd RnceIone mile and a quarter. Dundee first.
Pa:nck second. Powers third Time 81
Fourth kaco-Fire furlongs Is. H. Million first, Leon
ties second. Bolster third. lime :oSx.
Ff,h Rhrc-Fivr turiOngs Lemon Blossom first
TtmDcrland second. Woodtord third. TINE. l ;Os.
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lb score /.
aNB.s.Et. -.

Farnrd run.-Ncw York O. ,Rrootlyn, .. First base
BY croT,-&gT YORK, 2;yBroOklyT. =. Left on bases
-" AaFA, :. Br"oklyn, :" tirst base on halls-OR
~ - =, ~ f"gH. =, struck out-Ry Rusie q; by
f"uU, !. rirce. base !t-O' Brcn. TwO.base hits
Tlernail oh"HTkr boyle, kuSe, sacrifice hits-Ewing
On BDSlr, RusI", Gtii, tOrCOran (2J FOuz. Stolen
nases-,iorr -, Ult"urR" Fuller, Ward (!l. Doubio
lh"y -LE'In aud BrOltheis Wild ritch-Rusie Passed
bdA-Da'y. Immre-LynCh. Tiule-2'I0.
Inn ApHlrrIA, :; BOsroS. o.
EygTos Juno 1.-THE Quakers didn't show much
ilnNEiS tuh' Tor ~" Bsaneaets to-day. 1t the
formers first visit to H"slun this season, and the
rr' wi Naturally thought they would 10 on their good
l-iasir, HHI Hu'Cunb to tile assaults Di tho wicked
J: neS'"ls. lnt they didn't do any such thing. Tho
b"s"t' pa 'h sun gamr hut the Quakers beat them
~ stick wura nni The score:
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Cleveland, .,.,........o q o o o o q o 1-2
Louisville. ...........l o U o . o.
Earned runs-Cievcinnd, /: Louisville ]. Two'base
hits--2iniin.r. Davis. Tbrsc.basc hitsNirtne Browh
sncrhre hits-virtuc. McAlecr. Davies CD straton.
Wan Left on bases-Clo vcand 10: louisville. T.
Struck ont ny Davies =; by Wan, 2 Bases on balls
TN Davies. of Niau :. Double plays-Childs and
Virtue. Pfeter and kuehne. Stolen hase-Davis.
First base errors-CcN Gland. Louisville. Time
] a.. umpirs-Hurst
rirISBrRGu. 10: CHICAGO 2--rIrsr GAME.
PrrsBrnGH June 1h.-Pittsburgh and Chicago cnch
" on a The
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ENTRIES FOR MORRIS PARK.
His Highncss and Tenny TO Meet at Three
quarters of Mile.

Messrs. Gideon 4 DAILY are going to let the
public have q glimpse OF their great three
year-old. His Highness day. preparatory to
sending him to the post for tho Suburban
Handicap on Saturday.
His Highness has not dropped into any soft
spot. as he will meet Tenny at great disad-
vantage in weight. Underthe conditions non
starters this year receive no allowance. and
this explains why His IIighness must carry
12l pounds. while Tenny's weight is only 1l3
pounds. Tcnny will not start In tho Suburban.
and the great horse Is only n shadow Of his
old self, His Highness Is said to be cycn
creator horse than last yoar. and he will no
doubt receive g royal greeting TO-DAY; 81 Flo
Stakes from stnrt to ns DT SSa
rad. and Peruvian should be worthy Of sup
port IN tho second event alta mile Restraint
tion Stakcs Russell and banquet may do to
play in the fourth although English Lady is
sd to maye TSd ge 2n4 at
villn should GO vol in the last event.
This Is the programme in full:
nisd Hi q S ifis
s to receive pI o "a sS six n onss In
Hosd l, .tara Trsnny II,
%sy SS"c Rmn hey 81
Second Race-ror threeycar.oids tina. had run and
W q nSds II whSn 500 10 9 s sSs Each
10 thlrl! weights seven pounds below the scale: ono
mile
nhhrhde ....,1 10 Temple
ItruN .......,,,.., loS barefoot ,........1 100
Whh Jim ....,.....,.,.. 1O3 ST. Mark ......... lO3
S'T'pi'il' -......,,...,.t ,lOOI
Third DISQUALIFICATION stakes for two yesrola.
s0 10 serG OF ND WIN to AIDED Of winch tt
longs.
IrtcLr. ...,......1l3 Col Fred ..........1 100
san, Weller. !; lesperus .,..... YG
toniuoilOn. ............ Db Restraint .......... t
Donovan commences,
Prince Imperial. Bd Mnn-haha NJ
Fourth Rncc-.A light. weight handicap sweepstakes
OF $50 rAcn with 81 ESQ added. OF which $3.50 sec
o'i ana 500 to third. one mile and n sixteenth.
banquet ,,...........1lSl Russell ...........112
HuUrO. 4 Eny lsh Indy i'm,
NIT Young ...,.,.... 100 Lizzie ..........
fitth Racc-An Breeze stakes. for nil ages sweep.
stake. of $50 each with 81 $50 added Of which $500
I" second aud 800 to third: seven turongs
"a 81 iOrans ~
MING adn'S 100 Sir George. lol
sixth Race-A sweepstakes for all ages OF $50 each.
"ith 600 added OF which $500 to second and 500
to third, selling allowances siN frrionss
contribution on ward. 10a
''.''.....- ~ Amhau 1Ol
FtNila 100 lillct DouS colt .lUa
knarsack ................ !,G Van Wart .,,,.. YS
Daisy Woodruff ,...... ~ iBI.marck ............ 81
MIX Young ,..,...........1lIi
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fnW WWW TWO EHHIVu T
E, 1900. The scores

Earned rurs-Cleyeland, 7. Two base hts-Chids.
Mexican McAlesr Virtue Uappy s'5aiton SSs snxsr
Dowse ca Stolen bases-Childs. Mexican, Lett on
bases-Cleysand Z: Lonisville. q. struck out-by
Cuppy 1; by Meesin, T. Bases on balls-ON Cuppy, -;
on Neckin. Double play-virtue unassstedL raised
balls-Grim (2). Time-2,1o. umpire-Hutst.
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CHICAGO. 10: PITTSBURGH. e-sRcoSp GAxs.

EARNED runs--Flt'sbnrRh. Z: Chicago, Z. Left on
-Pit,sbnrgh. q Chicago. First base on balls
on baldwin, 81; of Luby. g. struck out-By Baldwin.
hits Eieroauer. shnvar, Dahiep. Schriver sacrifice
hrs-Mack. COrkhil. Wilmut Luby. Stolen bases
ShuEart. ,anavan. Double pays-Schriver. Iuby. and
Caravan: Hutchinson and Anson: Farrell. Bierbaner,
and S.ckley. Hit by pitcher-By Luby. Passed ball
-schrver. Umpire-Mitchell. Time. 2 hours.