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Parkway Sod and Gun Climb shoot.

The men,bers of the Parkway Rod and Gun Club had
good day sport yesterday at Dexter Park The birds
good lot Tor this time OF year II was the regu
lar club shoot at seven birds each. class handicap.
birmingham rules for the clubs medal and extra mom-
bers prizes
Fourteen entered in tho several classes. A. Botty
and MUnsees tied in GLASS with seven each and A.
Andrews In class q made seven ON the shoot OF
A. Boity won the medal aud class prize. In class
H. Bramwell and T. Short tied for the prize with Q
sachi the former won on the shoot .od. A. Andrews
took the class G prize with his seven.
swespsake shoot followed at three BIRDS then miss
and out. Tho scores:
Class 4; 2s and 30 Yards Rss,D. Monsssa 30 yards.
Bootman, 70 yards d, a wasldng. 70 yards, d j.
Class As and II Yards Ri.s"f snort IT yards. o.;
II. Bramwell, ~ yard. o. ~ ELLA, ~ yards.
Glass G.; 23 and &c Yards Riss-l. AndrswA IS yards
woo!Iy 20 yards. 6 II. 10 Aairs, 20 yards, Q; H.
Tis, FOR the dub MsSal-A Bo,,y, 80 Yard. 81 4.
Andrews ~ yards u. MonseeS, 3uyRrds. l. Ties for
class y brIs-H. BrAmwslL II yards 8; Z. Short II
Swe.pstAle shoot-A Botiy. ., T.shoyt 8; Anirsws.
81 u. Bramnle 8; Woods divided nrst money; T..
i Il. Ellis. !; ii ssoysr /: J. iSans. Ties for sseond
money!. BENNETT. 3: 4. Uelgans 81 II. lie Mpirs, .
Ties FOR third money divided
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Pltt.burshr Moving Ur.

Tho Pittsburghs won their game with the New
FORKS yesterday and jumped into fourth place
By virtue Of Cleveland's defeat at the hands Of
the Bostons. Wards men are but two points
ahead Of the Baltimores and but nine in front
Of St Louis. They begin their last series
away from home in Cleveland to-day. Up to
date they have won five games. lost eleven. and
tied two on the trip. The Brooklyns were de-
fsated by the Louisvilles yesterday. and are
now hard pressed by the Smoky City team.
The results:
Pittsburgh. 3: New York l.
Boston. II: Cleveland. Z.
Louisville. 10: Brooklyn.7
Philadelphia. 4; St. Louis. g.
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VI Sspton-LouisvlIs 2; Brooklyn, ]. Left on bases
Loyett y Brooklyn. .. Tirst base on bAls.on
saeriness hts-Fogtz. BrOuthsrs Kinslow. corooran.
DngSis ,nits-Tkourke. stratton. stoyey. school
Ens.n1 Trim. Passed balls-Griin. Umpire-sewArd
iae following is taken from the Cincinnati n,mm.,-
one on ~ July 81 Dave Foutz of the Brooklyns
pity that his men do not give him better sup
Three Of H. saturday morning, At very early hour
tnrt ue broOklyns ERE IN the OYerthe-Rhin dis
cape ary were mixed up with tho police, and to eS
rOom In locked themselves In 'lAdieb' sitting
poleo s, ar much as four hours Tho lieutenant OF
report them to Capt FoutE"
e. BOSTON, n; cLKrELAKn7.
work toiiSSn' July i:-Gannsy was badly OF In his
bAJsf ar 20 add to all the Tett another Cleveland
MAS put IN the hospital because Tucker do.
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RUDOLPH BEATS 70 TAMBIEy
In the Great Western HnudIcap-Tho Fa.
vOrite FouIed In the Stretch.

CncAto. July l2.-six races. including tho Great
Western Handicap. ono mile and half. worth to the
winner So. TAO made up the programme at Washington
Park to-day. Nine horses started in tho big handicap
Rudolph, IOS. to urving) took the lead in the
s;Tetsn. and won easily by two lengths. from Ray s.
Ray). was third Time. 234 which equals tho best
record for the track falero made tho running for
mile and fOuled 70 Tnmben the head Of tho stretch.
Hnrning. Falero's rider. WAS suspended.
Ten two Odds started In the 1rst race hve and a
half fur.ongs Pop Gray. 1l5. s to ? (w,lams). won
.asiy by Two lengths George Beck WAS second. .
head before tina Colorado. Time. 1:OSS
The second race six iurlongs. had ten thIseyearod
starters. IL WAS won cleyerly by three lengths by
Hugh Penny. ll5 (McCanertyL Princess. 20 TO l. was
second four lengths in font OF Rosyn Tho fayorite
Time ll3H.
The fourth race was selling purse at one mile and
BiNt enth. There nine starters ia ia o.. to
(Ref. won by u length from Minnie Gee. to l
choice. with Ragnrr. the favorlte. third Time 4s1
dash SAINT" Anna l0t +" 2 Morris won By length
The sixth race one mile and sixteenth. haa eight
starters bernardo. 81. ~ to Grimm. by head
third Time, lax
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Notes from the Rnee Track.

Whirwnd bellies her name.
domino runs at Chicago to-day.
Reckon behaved very badly at tho post.
Fox rode shocking race on Chief Justice.
Lamly says Long Beach sulked on the turn.
Sarah Ramey found tho company too warm.
!toscommon bids fair to be more than use
full colt.
Merry Monarch Is something OF Splinter
himself.
FlIrt can handle good many of the two
Kinglet was at false price. ~ and IL to
being out OF line.
sleiRht of Hand was slow 10 move away from
the post and got tangled up.
Jockeys who ride crazy two-year- olds should
not be permitted to wear spurs.
The country between New York and Long
Branch Is now at Its very best.
Boys who punish their mounts unnecessarily
them.
many moons since they won two races on the
same day.
H mel snF % ss Ho; s.
thoroughly
M. r. Dryers commissions on Fairy and
Racelsnd were large ones, and the book
Kept the money.
Trinculo dld not run up to his form yester-
day. but will Improve with time. He Is
brother to Fltzsimmons
The hHrsss Mss
Monmouth Park on July ~.
Tho Missouri mare Miss Kittie struck
pretty warm party In the fourth race. The
gray mare may do better later on.
Eugene Leigh will not race at Washington
Park any more because the immaculate Mar
tin was suspended. The East can spare Mar
tin and not half try.
Heavy betting on Wedding Tour to win the
sweepstakes for maidens in the second race
caused many book makers to rub him on their
boards. The colt closed at 8 to ! and finished
eighth.
The first upset came in the opening race, In
which the talent. following the example OF the
Dryers plunged on Long Beach TO beat
Gloaming to the extent Of many thousands of
dollars,
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Preliminary Rounds mt Tennis Finished at
Senbriuht.

sE,sRIGHr. July I2.-Another big crowd gathered at
the seabright lawn tennis ground to witness the
ond DAYS play In the tournament for tho seabright
Tennis Cup The pre'im,nhr es OF yesterday were nm
ished, and refulte as follows:
Marion r. Wright defeated valentine Hall NJ.
Do Forest defauited 10 A W Post X. l. Hall iefent.
A. W. Post, 60 4-H. ~: W. H. LAfned defeated NJ.
r. Wright, l2-lo, OF s-6
Tho playing in the las, game was sMcsption11lly
played tomorrow. To.ny's drawings for doubles
were: Richard stevens and A. W. Post against T.. !.
Hail and q. Hall: tho winners nj thi. game against
u. u. Alexander and v F. Porter y, ~; biings And
ners OF this game against ". A. LarnSd ana partner
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Totals. 10 1927 q Totals .......4 5s25 20
swestervelt and W. Day hit by batted balls. out
Murray iii 4. C,.....,.".o o

sWestervet and W. Day, hit by batted balls. out.
New Jersey A. C............o ! o-16
Murray Hill A. C.......,,..O o o y . u
Earned runs-New Jersey A. G. 2: Murray Hi! A. c.
Hill C.. Left on bases-New Jersey A. C.. 3: MUIR
ray Hill A. c. u Frst base bails-oir westerve,s Il
P @ Sy Home g.
Foster Three.bns htts-Mnc Donald. Crane. Eustare
TwoOase hit-MncDonald. Sacrifice hit..wesierveIt.
s%sn ~ @ kus' SoSr
lace s and hickman lii Sy pitched bsS Day Via
nfr,s u sastsss Hmpirs"E 6onn.s FINE
1850
IALr. 8; UNIVERSITY VIRGINIA. ?.
CHICAGO, July l2.-Yale defeated the University of
virginia handily In the big college ball tourney for the
in the tournament longer than any other team but to-
defeat being their second they dropped from tho
race II Amherst wins from Yale tomorrow the series
another game on Saturday Will DO necessary Tho
score:
Yale. ..........................3 I o-s
Virginia ......................0 ! o o o o o.
Base hits-Yale. 0: Virginia. Errors-Yae. g. Wiz.
AT rAa RocEAwAT.
11H sgsisns.. %
At 1AvrrR ATHLETIC GROUNDS.
Laurel p. C..................0 8 0 Q Q ! 51<
Gorhams......... ..........O 8 i els
FOLIO GROUNDS.
New York A. C..... 40 i p!
Oritnni f.C............."...< o l o 4 Ill
Atlanta. jo0o9 Is
Macon. " " " " ! . ..-S
AUGUSTA.
ss1s.sss g g
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LOUISVILLE. 10; BROOKLYN. 7.

.oLorlsYIILF. July 12.-Louisville won the
ffbbinc.G,hing game OF the series from Brooklyn
nsa s taaihternoon; Several times Brooklyn only
needed base hit to win, but luck was some-
maat against Brooklyn to-day. Foutz and his
Si tn hit me ball hard. but Hsmming kept the
csn S pretty well scattered. The atten lated
oth Oh one error was costly. and he allowed two
S6oud pals to get away from him which he
fsrraHa nave captured; Richardson was trans
A. H. latter work was the feature OF the game
and 1tabe s s everything that came his way.
erusable The IOuisviiles fielding was almost
pron,ct but one Of it's errors. that OF o. Rourke
Ssng costly Louisville took the lead IN the
fbaough Brooklyn got uncomfortably near.
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Hovey wins His Way to tho Final Round
ut Tennis.

sARAroGA July 12-The second days play in the ten
MS tournament woodlawn Oval was Interrupted At
noon by heavy rain. which lasted all the afternoon
Three matches played in the morning, ond Iovey
by his defeat OF Talmage in three match. his
way to the nnal round Hover. game was broken up
match progressed. Talnage played strong game but
could rise to tho occasion after winning the first
set The scores;
Mems snglss-semi.G FINAL round; Y. II. Hovsy beat ~.
=, TAl,nage, Jr.. 40, "a, 40.
Mems DUublef-IiOvey and Hobart beat Campbsil and
Daley DO. 81: Deming ind Judsoh beat Wells and
= a
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Nv .s''s.. ...'ss..'' 49,
Time -2:221.. 2;lgIl, 2;2o
A Couple OF DARK Horses TO tho Front n
MYSTIC Park.

BosroS July IL There was no d,minution in tho
attendance at Mystic Park to-day. and the three
schedule race, were all completed schoomarm. tho
favore, the 2:aO trUttinR class The 1923 pacing
race went Brook. AN outsider. and Maggie T.. an.
other dark horse. won the 2:lp class. SUNNI ries:
= ;3o class. rrottinR: purse $500 Schoolmarm won
Kendall second. Annie X. third. Best time. 2;2O
2:23 class. pacing: purse $500. Brooks won. Psyche
second. largo third Best lime. 2:lS.
2:lN class. trottinH. purse $500. Maggie 7. won,
Reality second. ClasEniate third Best time. 2l0A.
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The Australian Champion to Play ut CAsey's
Court.

This will be an Interesting day Al the Brooklyn
Handicap Clubs court Jack Jones. the foremost
play In Australia and who has come to this country
to test his skin with the cracks here will play his rs
game IN the East and double match may be arranged
in which tho Australian and Phil Casey the recognized
cbanp MON of the world win likey DO opposing sides
Jones ia stockily built little fellow OF pleasing ex;
pression and II In claimed that ne possesses WONDERFUL
knowledRe OF the game -.-,-- ..---
AZ the brooklyn Clubs court Yesterday afternoon
Cent Rose made another attempt to beat Major Car
moody but th7 Captain wa. sufsre, for the sixty.
fourth time. although he downsu the Meor very sur
prisingiy in the last game The scores wsrei 2l-s.
Ala 1T-21.
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Earred run.-Cisyeand. =; Boston. .. First base BY
nI n Il boston. Lett on ha,es-Uleve.
on Williams l; on staicy :. struck Quietly CLARK son
ksan Twobase hits zDuny. staley. ,saorincc hits
Double plsys--Mckenn. Chilis. and Tebcau; Virtue
Ehilis and tebcnn Snlcy Long aud Tucker; Nash and
Tucker: Long. Lowe. and tucker wild pttches-wil.
iiams. u staiey. J. Passed bali-oConnor Umpire
Gafncy. Time-2:tO.
rHtL,nELrHIh, 4; IT. Lotrs e.
ST. Louis. July l2.-Thero was plenty OF iuck in to-
days game but the visitors had II all on the side The
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Eastern 1scn4us.
AZ nrutwcrtvtp


JSRsEr A. c., Is; MURRAY HILL A. c..
Notwithstanding the fnct that their team contain Cd
quintet of undersudies tho hall tossers of the New
Jersey Athletic Club had rstcass picnic yepterday
afternoon the diamond OF the New Jersey Oval.
BERGEN Point with tho team OF the Murray Hill Ath.
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Baseball Games To-day.

SArIoNAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Cleveland vs. Now York, at Cleveland.
ST. Louis vs.. Brooklyn, At st. Louis
Cincinnati vs.. Boston. at Cincinnati.
Louisville Va Philadelphia. At Louisville.
Chicago va Baltimore at Chicago.
PittsburRh Va Washington AZ Pittsburgh.
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News Grom the Horse World.

r. O. Asheville n C.--Sunol made her best record OF
2o8il at Stockton Cal, on Oct 20 1SOi
seven ponies d &c from New York and two from Hos
ton have arrived 1T Washington Park TO take part in
the pony races on Friday and Monday. Lhs Boston
ponies belong to George Il Wales
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TO MAKE THIRTY NILES an Houn
What the Designers OF the New sts>-
Yacht Rex Claim for Her

Yacht Rex CLAIM for Her.
A new steam yacht, designed to beat the Nor.
wood. Namoose. Fiesson. or. in fact anything
now anoat. has been quietly constructed dur
Ing tho winter ut MacCarrack's yard at the
foot OF Twenty-sixth street, South Brooklyn.
She is about completed now. and will be
launched in day or so. when her engines and
boilers will be put in place. The new boat,
which is called the Rex. is being built for /.
Boyer Il Sons. the former owners OF the fast
steam yacht Dandy. and II the expectations OF
Chief Engineer James Kninc. the designer OF
her boiler and engines. are roaized slie will
The Rcx. which lie built OF polished mahog-
any. is IN .ome respects ono Of the finest
around New York IN yenrs mnd rc T%ts eIen
credit on her builder. Her keel md tmbcrs
Sae hs e inches the %
course OF cedar. and the outside ono Of mahog.
any. both five INCHES thick.
but no less than 10000 brass screws Of various
dimensions. covered with mahogany plugs.
rather high trunk cabin, With i feet inches
head room. and forward OF this Is u good sized
nS eeG S po 5nssS ose bs ts
the eye at the dock limo and forms the double
purpose of acting as fender and moulding at
with 4-inch brass rail. The Hex dim nsions
lie wateS line Sss
q inches; draugbt. feet 8 Inches.
The motive power is furnished by o new
patent steam generator CAPABLE Of developing
100 horse power. Her engine, which Ia Of the
triple expansion type. 1t Is said will drive the
32-inch propeller 1000 revolutions q min
ute,.. II the propeller does oil that is claimed
for 1t. the Rex should come pretty near doing
the thirty miles an hour which her builders
claim for her..
As soon as she Is completed which will be In
about two weeks. her owners will have pub
lie trial down the bay. when every one can
see her.
Sale or Mr.. Carroil's Trotters and Pacers.
The announcement that four head OF trotters and
PAGERS the property OF Mr. Frank T. Carroll Eimira
were to DO sold. drew a large crowd to the regular
weekly sale at Tattersails' yesterday.
Bob Taylor. the star OF the collection. with record
Of 2:1sI6 over hafmtle track. brought only 81 oSo
Another bargain Potter Boy, who sold for $3.50
The Following 10 summary Of the sale
Jennie. by Enfield; j. l.. Fitzhugh .......... 81 OSo
Temple H.. b. g. years: J. l. Fitzhugh ... 80. roo
Potter Boy roam g. years. by Gold Boy. dam by ,r
Natelia. blk. m, years. BY Nuthili, dam BY
Steele; w. 1000
Harvard's Kicsers to Move to New Hamps
shire.
SORRENTO Me-. July 1.-THE Harvard football mon
leave hero tomorrow afternoon for the Hotel Won't
worth. Portsmouth. n. II. The reason for making the
change 10 that suitable level piece OF field cannot be
obtained here for practice work.
This morning A. N. Beall had his en- by oom-
Ing in contact with another player He was attended
up tho men who have met with slight accidents.
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MI Ri runs-Pitts0urSh 2: New York TwObaso
sy.n putse Thsre. base hit-stanord Home run-Don-
Gra Scrnct hltsaBeckisy, Lyons. Herman. Fuller.
On svs % sr,ers1PlttseurEh. First base on balls
"or GI M.f,, ReIeausr and Beekisy stolen
S,gTT 'nltched ba'l-stanord Left on bases-Pitts-
Envh,'S' New York. 8. Time-l:46. Umpire-hc.
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Ioerstely spiked thinner 1rst The members 81 his
Swn cno denounced him on the nsld for doing ~ and
ne played during the remainder OF the game like
crazy man It was more like farce than ball CANA
Attendance 1000 The soorei
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CHICAGO July l2.-Lamplishter reached Washington
Park this evening and will run In the Columbus Handt
cap Saturday
byron NsCisllAnd leaves with his stable for Mon
mouth Park to-moreow.
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James ]. Corbett and Peter Jackson will light
in June. 1894. before the club Offering the
largest purse. Corbett and Parson Davies met
in Chicago late Tuesday night and signed ar
ticles for the battle. Beside contrasting for the
largest purse obtainable. the men will fight for
a side bet OF 100000
to bind the match. They are to put u r an nd
ditional. $1,000 in three months from H. date ne
maininr SIS 900 three months before the.fght.
This gives each pueilst nearly one, year to
work the advertising dodge for all 1t 10 WORTH
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uThe two most famous and popular trains In the
world the Empire State Express and the EXPOSE
ton Flyer OF the New York CentTAL-AGS
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Tho Morris Park Cricket Club played the Harlem C. c.
Yesterday at Morris Park and administered defeat
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Grim and Smith May Fight Again

CHIc AGO July 12-Johnnie Grimm to-day asked sony
Smith for return match. and offered to wager on tho
side 600 to S. 900 would win. Smith says
no will probably accept. The Columbian Athletic Club
10 disposed aner . good purse. Cat
scheduied for July "a has been postponed TO July 81
in the club ample time to nnsh the root
and gallery the arena. and to complete ths motel
ne 1t 10 tho club house.
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1o-DAr,s nAcrNe EVENTS.
The July Stakes and Shrewsbury Handicap
VIII ne Run at Monu,outh Pork.


Tho July Stakes for two-year-olds. at i've
furlonas. and the Shrewsbury Handicap. at a
mile and half are the leading features OF the
excellent programme OF races to DO run at
Monmouth Park to-day. Dobbins and Declare
head the list OF ten youngsters that will strive
with Hyderabad for supremacy In the July
Stakes. while banquet. Mars. Picknicker. and
Pickpocket are among the eight named to
struggle In the long run for the handicap
money. The other races have also filed with
shs
In full are
FRS. Rac.-linndiese sweepstakes for thre. year.
sioo added. Of which 500 10 second and sioo to
third; seven furlonRs.
ST Fiorian ...,..,...i20 Beansey..
Second Eacs-sweepstakssf for threc,yearoid. which
With siooo added OF whsh $500 to second and 500
% TSp C
ono mile.
S. spo sisS.s ISf.siaty
Miss haude. .............l1TI
.i6o ssis sy ssf S1 Sy s
." $ Tss BY and 10 o SI added a
i" s9Fsy Sf' GaI%rS
B.s sa'"' s sSastse si.y
e F BsG.%s4s
Fourth Race-Tho Shrewsbury Handicap. a eweep-
stakes OF $50 each hair forfeit with $1,000 added Df
which 1870 to second and bO to third: winner OF
handicap after publication Of the weights to carry
. pounds extra: ono mile and n half
Banquet 3rI lsbnd. .......,.1OS
Il: sf'f$$ Il
Firth Race-Sweepsakcs for two.year. olds, of S15
each with 81 900 added OF which $500 to the second
aud 500 to the THIRD: winners at this meeting TO
carry pounds extra the winner to be sold at auction
for s261o for less, pounds allowed for each $3.50
down tn 81 300 then pounds for each 20 to ooO
then pounds for each $l.5 to $500: hve and half
furlongs.
lOO rfn
Pirate Chief los Ed kenrney. 10
ON the WAY Lesbia colt ......... 30
sixth Rscs-swsepstakes for thIee.year.olds and Up
ward Of $15 each with 81 900 added OF which 500
to second and 500 to third winners at this meeting
to carry pounds extra; the winner to be sold at nuc.
ton for $e.5OO IL for less pound allowed for each
500 down &c $500: six furlongs.
wan jim, II Sir IOI
ROSA u II
Tvs .lOo
WOodchopper. Jack Lowell %
Fremont ,.............!.loI
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No. but equally ~ good
uEbAna WinsCo.s cold Seal" Champagne.-Ads.
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Pnsdsiphia .''..........:''o o12
Earned ns-Phila delphia. 2 Two-baso hit-Rsilly.
Home run-Delchanty stolen baso-Quinn; Double
E,ay-Haliman and Cross First base on baus-Qn
weighing. ]. Struck ont-By GARRISON, ?; by weyhinE
=. Time-1:5o umpire-McQuAid
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Result. In the Kn,ckerboeke- Tournament.

Tho playing in the tennis tournament Of the knick
erbocker Club yesterday afternoon was exceptionally
interesting especially tho smith-wyeth match. Tho
Lenox payer twice within one point OF winning
the deciding match. but Smith won by grand rally.
Fischer and Parker won again In the singles. and
playing in the doubles easily disposed OF Colwell and
talbot This was only resided match OF the day.
az handienps have been excellent The scores foE
low: ,., ,,.. 49,,
owe quarter rfteen ~. 80. To Fourth round:
Edwin p Fischer Knck erbooker T. C. half forty.
beat o. II Rountree. Aitiora T. G. scratch. 5-l. ID:
DID, W. Gordon Parker Knoterbocker 7. ~. owe half
forty vile Burr Central Park scratch +-6.
81. 7-5. - :, ~
Fish Chester Hill !. G.. scratch. beat the AKelhsto
brothers. Norfolk Va. owe hfteen BY default: John
Hobart Ariel T. e.. and T. kinnatrd McEnroe Hamil
ton T. c. thirty. beat ?. s. Parker nndM Mcclure.
West Side T. g.. nfteen, O., 7-5 W h. Gillette New
York A. C.. and Arthur T. Filey knckcrbooker J; G..
bali hf.sen: beat sSs y Ct,c J5. aud .
"a; T. r Fischer and " q. parksr xnieker'
and H. Talbot Prospect Heights T. q. scratch.
"a, So: r. BurchArd and y a. Laokwond Yale L. 7.
H. owe half thirty, beat NJ Vincent and T. Crawford.
Ariel T. e. scratch Sd, ia. 80: q. Fish aud 4.
TAYLOR Chester I'LL G.. halr nfeen beat Rollins
and r. Heitkamp. Altora T. G.. owe hall thirty. 4-o.
LADIES' sngles1FiIs. round; Mas Gollnrd Jersey
City T. C.. owe half nfteen beat Miss Han. knicker'
booker T. C.. half thirty ID. 81.
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Peter jackson Com,na Back.

Peter Jackson CominI Bnck.
The following cable was received At the Polite sassts
ONCE yesterday:
"LoSpos. July 12-Peter jackson has received .
cable from Charles Davies to come back 70 AmeTica
10 nrrnnre match TO night Jim Corbett for $4,000 .
aide in tie Athletic Club IN November Jack
son cabed he would sail for New York on July ID He
and il mad long been his desire TO night Corbou.'
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sixth Race eopstakes for ee.ycar. olds and up
n :" & e Gno W. MA nnar nv. mnstin
to carry pounds extra: the winner to be sold at
ton for $s6OO; IL for less pound allowed for each
500 $500: six furlouYs
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Free for ali: trotting: purse 81 900 (unnnishedI
Martha wilkes. b. m. by Aicyone Palmsr)......1 l
Magnolia. b. m. by Hawpatch LAIRD. ..........6
Hazel wilkes. eli. IN. Uioldsmith).
Nightingale ch III. Cierrs)
Lord CLINTON, blk. z. tRaybouldL.. ............S
Time-2llA. 2:l2N 2:13.
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Corbett and jackson Matched.

(for Charles MitchelD.
Jous ". MURPHY. President G. /. A. c.