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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-19
BARNES RADIANT SMILE
NEW FORKS TAKEN IN III HIS PLUcKY
LOUIsVILLES.

Dreokiyrs Thrash tho PittsburEhs-Cham-
psoss Fan ut CIeveIsne-ChieaGos win
Aesin-Cineinnatis Throw Down the Bal
tfnere,, While ST. Louis and Philn deiphis
Fleht Drnw-Other Games and Gossip.
The Louisvilles knocked the calculations OF
the local cranks into smithereens yesterday by
outplaying the New Yorks with the great
Rusie in the box. Then the Clevelands sur
prised the individuals who have been figuring
out the probable results OF this weeks games
: by making one run more than tho Bostons and
widening the breach between themselves and
Wards men. Brooklyn's team, after being
walloped by the poor Chicagos on Sunday.
tackled the strong Pttsburghs and. contrary to
expectations. fairly ran away from the Smoky
City nine. Chicago continued her winning
streak By laying low the washingtons, and
Cincinnati put temper check upon Balti-
more's upward march by defeating the Han
1onites by run. st. Louis and Philadelphia
fought draw. The results:
Louisville. Q; New York. Q.
nrS-Slyn. 0: Pittsburgh.
cleveland. Z; Boston.
Chicago. II Nashinrton.7.
Cincinnati. z; Baltimore, g.
st. Louis .; Philadelphia 9.
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- IOUISVILLE, o, NEW 1UHh, q.
LouIsv11LE. Sept 1S.-Pltcher Rusie Joined
tho New Yorks here this morning after q
sojourn at the Hoosier capital. The change to
che Kentucky atmosphere had its effect upon
him. for. although he put forth his best
efforts. he could not keep the Kentuckians
from hitting the ball The big pitcher did
fairly well until no tried to drive plank of
the left field fence. which netted him three
bases. The three-quartsr sprint seemed to
take the wind out OF him. for Louisville started
its run getting soon after. Hemmine made
bad beginning. but strong finish. There
vero not many errors. but they were costly.
Stafford did the star work OF the day, his
double play from deep centre, cutting OF
Brown OF the plate. won the applause OF the
0nme. The score.
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PARIS Sept ls-A twenty-four-hour bicycle contest.
open to representatives. OF all nations ende here last
night 1t was won by n. Lesna. the Swiss champion.
who covered distance OF 6g6. s6s kilometres. .
fraction 433 miles This beats by about 1917 miles
tho worlds record Of %ls miles l2l5 yards twenty
tour hours. when made by r. Shorthand tho
English rider. Shorthand entered for this contest
but he did not appear
WAsHrSGIOS sept. ls-John J. Ftster OF tho GEORGE
town Cycle club claims to be the champion twenty.
four hour bcyclist OF America Ret ween I O'Clock on
Saturday afternoon and the same time sunday
afternoon he rode 2TbT miles TINS breaking tho REQ.
ord recently made by l. q Wahl of the Washington
Road CUB who covered 2i3S miles in twrnty.fuur
hours time The run was made on tie conduit road
along tue Potomac River
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WoN ELEVEN PRIZES At ONE MEETING.
I. +. KieIy. Ali.round Champion OF ireland.
DID the Trick and BROKE Two Records.

T. r. KieIy, AN.round Champion OF ireland
DID the Trick and Broke Two Records.
T. r. kiely OF Carrick-on-sur the alLround champion
OF Ireland. has effected achievement which empha-
sses his unique position in amateur Athletics Accord
ing to tho latest mail from Ireland Kelly won seven
nrst and two second prizes at the Kilkenny gaines on
Sept. and incidentally smashed two British records
His performances were: Throwing lepound ham.
mer l3l ieet inches; singing So pound weight, rs
Feet 5A incheB putting l6pOund shot 80 feet; put-
ting 2s pound weight 81 feet inches; broad Jump 10
feet 10 inches 12OyArd bundle race. no time an.
nounced; raising and striking hurting ball. lie took
second Place in the running high jump. with feet
inches, and similar place in tho hopr ID and.iumn
with As feet IN inches '.H
Tho Irish officials claim that Kielys throw OF tho b6.
Pound Is new worlds record, but that distinction
Btl rests with James s. Mitchell New York A, C. who
at the fall games Of his club last year accomplished as
feet ~ inches. Kielys performances at Kilkenny
were all duly certified TO by the officials in charge and
should his records he passed he viii have achieved ths
phenomenal feat OF winning eleven prizes in
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Entries for Gutenberg To-Day.
The following is the programme offered By

Secretary whitehead Tor Guttenburg to-day:
First Raoe-Purse $500; fve.eighths OF mile. King
stock, 100; Home Run. 100; Canvass. 100: Detroit
100 Bill d. 100; Peruvian. 100; Glad ator 1905 Tao.
tcian 1905 Plenty. 100; Rayberry, VI: Gerte D.. OF;
siisn u, Lemon Blossom ''' High c. vs. h'''
second Race-Purss $500; twoyearolds; three omar.
tiers OF mile. Appomattox ll5 sunglimps.. ll5:
Kanawha geiding. 1lb; our Pet. ll2 Fyaway ll2 ro.
nusberE 112; Edward, 1OS: Patria. 30; shppho ~.
sixteenth miles. Cleaning. ia; Riot ll3: King Crab,
100; Hasty. 1o7; Brazos. los; Henry Young lo4i
Lotion l02: Copyright, 90
Fourth Race-Pnrse $50: selling: nve-eighths Of Q
mile Artillery, iog; Ruby. lo<: Little Fred ol; In.
digo, p7 Ruth %: Krikinn "a; Fidget. 81; skad 3d.
Fifth Kacs-Purse $500; six and a half furongs j.
Mclaughlin. no: Panhandle 40; Lester. 1906 sue
Ryder geldng. 100; Manhansett 100; Leigh lO+ OK.
ford. 1902: Belwood 1929 Josie n. 1ol; balance, OF;
Mss Ness 81; Panther. e7 Kentucky Lady. 81 Naro-
MO 90: Mullet, 80
Sixth Racs-Purse $500; handicap: one and omar.
ter miles. over nve hurdles My Fellow. 1886 Marger-
hiia lat: Hiawasee 14o: Prize lao: southerne 12s,
Ljero. 12S; Oaklawn. 125
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FIRST sECTIos.
wbee,men Mt wheeling.

WHEELING. Sept. 1s.-wheeIing Is hed with whsel.
mon tonight. lis the occasion OF the frst annual
meet of tho West Division L, A. W. and with Gus.
tomary style OF new things a clean sweep is being
made every member being present. an: hundreds arc
mere from surroun nR States The racing men pres
ont include the mignty Zimmerman. who comp aims
OF being tired out and unwilling 10 much longer
this season; George and Arthur Banker H. A Citizens
OF chicago A j. Down ana t. e johnson o. Cleveland.
ana maRy Others Zimmerman saii tonight he will
race at y ltimore. hiaielphlA. and possibly Pitts.
DnrRh. ana conclude thu season at ITO games of the
New York Athletic club Travers Island sept 80
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Sport. a Clambare. and Fireworks

Twelve hundred members OF the Thomas r.
Casey Association Of the Seventeenth Assem-
bly, district Of this city went on their annual
outing to Donnelly's Grove. College Point. yes
terday. There was plenty Of sport. with } "a
clambake to wind up on and fireworks when
they got home. Some Of those present were
Senators Plunkitt. Hoesch. and Cantor; Excise
Commissioner Dalton, Assemblymen Nc
Manua. Reilly. MARVIN. Foley. Balkan. sullivan,
and Robinson Of Long Island City: Justices
Lynn and Welde. Aldermen Noonnn. Ryder.
Eiseman. Muh. Mcdonald. and Rogers. and
Coroner McKenna.
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The Greenwich Wheelneu will hold their club racer
Oh sept -,
Tho Fast Orange Cyclers will hold run 10 Ai!burn
on saturday.
It's reported that A. A. Zimmerman intends to quit
racing for this season. 49,
The annual reception OF the Green wioh wheelmen
will be held on Nov IS
The annual race meeting OF the Mercury Wheel Climb
viii be he'd on saturday.
The Select Few Wheelmen Of Newark will hold a ran
fury run to Pennington on Sept. ~.
The Connecticut division Of the l. A W. have nomI.
mated tho following men for office; Chief COnslI 4.
a Tracy; NioeCOnsul, v A. Kinney; Secretary, r.
NesilRkG, - -
T. stocks, the English racer, has lowered TIE 70
cent records rstabl shed by j. heintjes Chicago
stocks created new records from three 10
miles on Aug 80 On The Hernu Hin track
The officials OF the Metropolitan Association or
n{elng CIhbs arc very In isnan over the action OF
waller sanger the Ai"Aukee racer IN failing 10 race
~ hAYeTIy on Saturday as he had promised
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ST. JOE. Sept, ls-rhe opening Of the ST. Joe getting
in the wesern.ssuthern Trott!ng Circuit was at nrst
postponed to-day owing to the threatening weather
and the non arrival Of horses coming from the Chicago
meeting which closed Saturday last. At O'Clock this
decision was and one Of the three rnoen
on o'days card was called and disposed of Directors
99tSGo inc Ely won an easy race driven out in
2!2313 and 2:24 by the son OF Baron wilkes To.mor
row there are i've tho programme and as the
track Is fast. good sport may be expected Summary:
Two-yearoids 500 class: trottng: purse OF 81 COO
DIRECTORS Flower b. r.. by Dlrector-Suntower by
Elmo LKellyl .........................l
Baron Dillon, b. Q. (Faler) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Time-2:231l 2,2A
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SARATOGA Sept ls.-The Hunt Club had another very
successful run today. in which many New Workers.
took part. lively fox led large Held for twelve
mile gailop. during which many nns feats of horse
manihip were accomplished over a very stin
country The animal was finally downed by
the famous houna Ring recently OF the Dutehes.
county pack Among those who followed we're
EDWARD smith. master Of the hounds: Robert
Stevens Mr. and Mrs Jack Stewart Of the Essex
County Hunt. Mrs william Alexander. Mira Archibald
Alexander, sydney smith. George T. Smith and t.ordOn
raddocE OF New York, and Amasa Parker OF Albany
Tue brush was awarded TO Mrs. Archibald Alexnnder
hunt next Wednesday. " NN'
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News from the Hors. Worla.

CLsoITslIL Sept 1a-The noted three.yeArold colt
Prince Deceyer by imported Deceiyer out Princess
Chuck, died at LHtonla race track to-day. The colt
was stake winner In both his aud three-yearoli
$4,000. " ~
BALIInoEE, Sept ls-The entries for the harness
Driyng PARK are closed The purses 5000 for esch
Tirst I uhsng ~ az Inc classes
tiny second days .i24 2i2e AndA2i3I troiIing: third
aAyi ZiJ5 ting ego pacing 227 trottng. fourth
days 2i4o tTotling 2:l5 roting pacing 2;22 trot
ng me last classes and the large purses have drawn
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Odds and Fad. OF Sports.

Richard Palmer who was to have played In tho nnal
tournament of tho HOhUkus valley Tennis Cub Of
hdRe"ood, y on saturday. Is very H. nrcessArIly
pUsaponns me game The prs'ent h"dsrs u IA" CRAP.
Mah CUP are Richard Palmer aud FIed G. smfh. ami
1890 -
THO advent OF the Rev. r A. HAlpn :. j., to tho dl.
Tsctrship OF the Xavier cub marks new era IN he
conduct OF thu club Anars. To TINT end n general
meeting OF the club WI be held tomorrow evening at
o'clock a. which business Of much Importance viii
pe transacted and - future policy decided upon. Thla
being the nrst general mssnR this
organization, \ large attendance IL expected
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Mr.. Hauson's Surprising Poo, Playing

There was surprise in store for the members OF the
New York Club At Fifth Thirty M tn sire
the other night. Roger Pryor the champion pool
player oil the club, having defeated MI corners W H.
Hanson OF Saratoga who is well known In Wall htre.t.
VISITED The club on ms an was asked 10 NAV
M l'ryor "few games The betting was ~ % odds
friends quietly covered all the wagers IN sigGr Mr.
Ilanson then toyed with the lvoresto such an extent
that lie every game lIonIle ON III. ,irr,t
yesterday. It Is said that Mr.. Pryor wants another
meeting
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Phil King to Play Half Back.

NEWPORT. Sept 1s.-Tho Princeton football players
concluded their training at Gould Island and loft for
college tonight. They are highly pleased with tho
outlook, and claim that they will have Ballet for
tre Hall for guard. Davis and Lea for tackles and
McAuey and Trenchard for ends 1t Is about dec ded
that Phil King will play Of the halls for the other
half and for the quarter there have been promising
candidates in training here Tho policy Will be to
turn fall the old men to their old positions Tho rst
match 10 with Rutgers on Oct. !. Every effort win be
made TO come to terms with Harvard.
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RACING EVENTS AT eRAyrsxSn
The Algeria and Oeesaviev H.ndie.ps e,s
Four Sweepsteke Racer WIN He Run.

1.-THE track IL In good condition there will be
great racing at Gravesend to-day. The Algeria
Handicap for two-year-olds, at three-auarters
OF mile. will bring out Dobbins, Declare.
Henry OF Navarro and Stonenellie. with field OF
seven lighter weights. Sir Francis, Comanche,
Cadmus, and Kinglet are included in the six
named to measure strides In the Oceanview
Handicap for three-year-ol ds, at mile and a
furlong. while the four other races have 6lled
with an aggregate OF forty three nomin ons
with such cracks as Banquet Aloha. MichaeL
fairy. void. and Speculation In the list Inc
entries and weights in full are:
First Race-Por threeyear-oids and upward which
have run and not won at this meeting; sweepstakcs
OF $40 each with $50 added OF which 500 TO SEQ
ond and $50 to third; one mile and a sixteenth.
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CINCINNATI, Sept 1s.-Leaguo Park was tho scene Of
another breaker this afternoon and Rose smith
takes her UNIQUE place the rrst bride Of the diamond
Just before the called the bridal party was
driven in and LOUIS Rapp the assistant keeper Of the
park, was married at the homo plate Commodore
Tyrrel tied the knot and over 200 cranks cheered
The bride and her aids attired In white aud the
picture the most novel ever seen on ball held.
The Reds and Baltimores both presented purses.
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SI11sluR1H.

Famed runsSPittsburgh: !; Brooklyn. Z Twobass
htt-Smfth. Three-bAse hitB-0lasscock Van Haltrsn,
Corcoran. Brouthers l2) Kennedy. Sacrifice hits
Lyons Burns, Grifn First base on balls-on Kennedy.
y Struck out-By Ehret. q by Terry. l: by Kennedy,
2 Left on bases-Pittsburgh, 4; Brooklyn. 7. Time
Also Umpire-Rmsiie.
CLEVELAND. Z: BOSTON, g.
s. OLlvELANp Sept 1a-It took ten innings to decide
she game this afternoon and Carkson It for Ceve
land In the tenth The FIRST ball that pitched
he raped to centre neld for home The scorer
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noGinni. z. Iit By pitched bsil-BI Hawl.y q b
NcGinniA l. Struck out-By Hhwlev. 2; BY Taylor. y;
By NeGinnis l.. Passed bslls-Twinehsm, Time
2f2O Umpire-HornunF.
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iuJ.
Ttine-2:21A, 2:28, 2:22A.
"a a:2e class. trotsinEi purs. $500 tunanishedl
$500. Not seS, 900.

CHICAGO. Sept 1a-Through an error Of the
wires the amount offered to the driver OF the
marc Alix here last week for dropping heat
In the free-for- all was greatly magnifed. Tho
amount was $780, instead Of $4,000 as
printed.
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RATIONAL LE,GuH AND irERioiN ASSOCIATION
Louisville vs. New York. at Louisville.
Pittsburgh VS. Brooklyn, At Pittsburgh.
Cleveland vs. Boston, at Cleveland.
ST Lous va Philadelphia, at st Louis
Cincinnati VS.. Baltimore, At Cincinnati
Chicago Va Washington at Chicago.
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Totals.......7 27lI
Slated in Kings place.
winning run scored with one man out

Earned Tuns-Clncinnsti, 3; baltimore, ], Left on
basst=tinc nnati ~ baltimore. hrs base on balls
-0n King u; Oh Parr It, l: on liaWke 10 stru,
by King 2: BY PArTOlt, !, by Hawke, 2 Home
Inns-Aofz Parrot r%o'basc hit-Gayior Sacrifice
hits-smith. CanAvAn ~ Vaughn t2l nawke. Stolen
bases-smth Latham Holiday canayan McGIAyt a.
Gins Double nlays-Smth, McPhre and Mo,,i McPhee
= and Smith RsltL ard Taylor Latham aud MCI'hre
Hit by pitcher-By King Umpire -McQuad. lime
3 PHILADELPHIA, X; ST Louis. g.
~. LOUIS Sept lS.-The Browns put up a very poor
game to-day but By tho shotrcst Kind OF luck Mere
able to To the In the eighth nng and bank
visitors IN each of the three succeeding innings max
Ing the game . tie. The score:
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SPIRITED COLT RACES.
New Ensisra,s Record for Tenriings snd
Two-ycsr-oids Broken.


Two-ycar-oids Broken.
Providence. Sept 1a-Nsrragansett Park
began its annual trotting meeting to-day.
Since last season the track has been greatly
improved. and is now the best and fastest
in the East To-day's racing resulted In
new record for New England bred year
lings. and q new record for two-year-olda
the average for the stake for that age being
2:22h. Gil Curry, the gray stopper that won
In fast time last week at Mystic Park. stepped
a phenome email mile in the first heat Of the 2:3o
pacing stake although he was beaten for the
heat 60,
Lady Alley. the yearlinR winner that Clipped
the record for that age in New England three
quarters OF second. was decidedly fortunate.
Princess Clara. 2:34 at Fleetwood. can beat
$3.50 handily. but just as she was moving up
in the second quarter dog ran across In front
OF her and she broke. and could only get third.
Cut Glass. a fast flly bred In Kentucky. won
the two-year-old stake after q close struggle
with Queen Allah. Red Bud, Chris Lang. and
Axenite, In each OF the three heats these
younxsts ore came home almost abreast
Pure Wilkes. in the unfinished 2:2O trot
added another to Red Wilkes's 2:20 list and
Tom jacobs lowered his record eight seconds.
d., ,crta
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CHICAGO. 7; WARRINGTON. 2.

Earned runs-Chicago. o: Washington. I. First base
~ srrors-Chicago. 8; washngton.2 Left on bases
chicago, O. Washington r. First base on bails-Od
Abbey. 2; on Stockdale. Struck out-By Stockdale,
Thres;bass hits-wilmot camp; rw6.hase hits
Abbey CChicaRoL sacrifice hits--Wilmot (2) Irwin,
Camp. Kittrsdge. Stolen bases-Eagan. Abbey Wash.
tnEton) q Hoy Double play-lrwin. Eagan and Docker
Hit by pitcher-By st0ckdale 1. unpirs--GAGney.
"a cIScIsSATI. 7. BALTIMORE. q,
CINCINNATI. Sept 1a-lIome runs By Motz and Parrott
ent very large figures III the Reds victory after the
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snooKLYs, 8: p1TTsBuRoH. 2.

PrrTsBURaH. Sept 1.-two features of to-
days contest were satisfactory. The Brook
iyns played frst-class ball. and tho game was
one Of the quickest that has heen played here.
The Pittsburahs played great ball also but
and good fielding alone Kept the score from
being exceedingly large. despite the fact that
81 usual. Q complete puzzle for the homo
TALENT Somehow or other, Kennedy. comes
art Of preventing our sluggsrs from hitting
the ball
Kennedy was champion to-day. and no
mistake. Our slaughterers hit the ball hard.
but they could not get it past the f1elders. The
weather was extremely threatening. Just be-
fore the game started rain fell slightly. and
that kept the crowd down to about 1000: that
80 tho regular Brooklyn luck here. as they call
II The contest was much too one-sided for
The smnll crowd to enjoy It. The score:
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Earned runs-Cleyeland. 8; Boston. 2. First base by
erIor-Bostou. Left bAses-ClevelAnd, IL: hos on
FIRST base balls-On Clark son. u; on Gastright
J. Struck out-BY Carkson, 0; by Gastright. I. Home
Snn-oiarkson. fwobass hits-Childs. OConner i3J.
Mc0nrr. Lowe, Duffy. Sacrifice hitB-Carroll Long (2
fucker (2) Stolen bases-McGarr. Carroll Duffy. Gan
gel Double plays--Gunison and ChIds: Tucker and
Long Passed bal-GanzeL Umpire-Hurst. Time
..,.r CHICAGO. Z; WARRINGTON. 2
CnIoAGo. Sept 1S.-The Colts took tho waIhngtons
into camp today. defeating them with ease Esgan.
ateel ths Albany club OF the Eastern League made
phsnomsnAi plays, hammered out three hits stole a
base, and made Attendance yS7. The scorer
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EaInsd rqnsILNpsylHs g N X FSFf' F,Fst base
Louisville 8; New York. 8. First base on balls-oG
Hsmming. 8; on Rnsis. !. struck out-By liemming
q: By Russie, !. Three-bAse hts-llemming Pfefer.
Eusis IwoS.ss hi.sJPinsnsy. , Tw,.cheiI Davis rs
Brown, fwitohel Pfensr. Pinkney. Davis Connor NIL
tean. klsis Stolen bases-wSayer. Herman Double
piAys-Stanord and Milligan. HsmminE. Grim and W.
brown Hn by pitcher-Grim. Pinkney. Stafford
via piteh-Hemmfng. Passed ball-Mulligan. um-
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GLOUCESTER, Sept. ls-Favorites and second choices
divided the purses here to-day.
First Kace-five furlonys Con Luoey. Jos (Tribel 7
To- won RichaL loo (Corpley) 10 10 !, seconds No.
Second Race-,even tur.ongs Dillon J gy (uam).
even. won; Lyndhurst o. Uenningsl 10 !, second;
Silver TnIla J8 tcoIbieyl lot third. Time, l;s4
Third Raoe-fiye turonss Rancocas, ITO tFoster).
Fourth Race-une mile Phil6ra I04 Pittnanl . to
,wor; liouri. Ioi diam. SO /. second: Daso ioi
Esn, FINK SIC ~ r Id rme sS ,oa
even. won Beanty colt. 10 ponnellyl D to second
Sub Rosa, 81 tMurphyL 8 to !. third. Time. DBL
sixth Race-four and one.haf furl0ngs. Flayilia,
lo2 (Mc. onaidh to e. won; Caesar. los uiam) to g.
second Johnny o'connor. io5 tColdiera+ to third
These are the entries for Tuesdays races:
First Race-Sik and "A hair fuTlOngs; selling Adven-
ture. 100 p,und.; Prather lu2 lspent. 1902: Silent
PelL Io2: Eddie 81, IO2; jim Glare, io2; McReeyer
second Rnoe-Four and half fuslongs. selling Nh.
tiny, l22 poands Lady Lister. iO4: sweet Alice. %:
Little Alice. 81
TGird Kace-Slx ami a half furlongs: selling. Green.
wich. 100 pounds POklnO MarkstUne. Grand Prik 100
each Maggie Heck, lO3 Jersey, Trophy Hack God
strlngfelow. log each; ilippona, 30; Lost star "
ing, Lcyorn colt, III pounds Cour!andr. 40: Tom.
my Brophy date Pisa COLT lOS Speedway. lO4 Dick
Murray, ChickeriuR lo2 each; Dutch Lou, Cap Wells
Sentinel, 100 each: Monteli. bingham. Prince John,
FIN Race-Four and onehAlf furlonEs; two-yeAr
oldB selling Grassh0pper. LOT pounds, Chance 100:
Dart, luB. franG r. Hare, lot; sentinel lo2; Despair
100; Petition geldng. 100: The Dude. 90.
selling HardwoTd lu6 pounds, yuIe, o. lodi wAnoo,
adise lOh Binndy Victim 1ud Successor LOG: shake
spsare. lOJ! Molly " lo3; Mary Jan 1903,
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By saving themselves from defeat on Saturday. tho
New Jersey A C. prevented all possibility of their los
ing the championship. as should Newark defeat them
In the one remaining game they will still have per.
centage of 1888 The records:
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Veterans Celebrate the Battle OF Anust.m.

KINGSTON. Sept. H. Twentieth. Seven
ty-eiEhth, and lO2 Regiments held reunions in
this city this afternoon. In celebration OF the
battle OF Antletan. After business meetings
the Veterans partook OF a banquet at the Clin-
ton House: Later In the day there was camp
IRE, at which addresses were made.