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Successful on the Paterson Links In an
1nter-ciub Match.

PATERSON. Oct. as. NJ. Allen won tho
Hewat golf championship medal. Tuxedo beat
Paterson seven holes, and w. u. Rosencrantz of
the home team broke the record for the Pnter-
son greens, going the eighteen holes in SO. That
is the summary OF the day on the links to-day.
There were but nine scores handed in for the
play for the medal. They were:
s N. Allen, 9d; @. E. Armstrons QT: 4. Graham,
1O3! W. Scott, lO4 J. NJ. Maze. 100; NJ Gordon, lO7:
W. b. Klrker Iii; N. b. Lewis, ii0; b. Ghcrhard go
The match with Tuxedo started at Q O'Clock.
Willie Scott, the youthful member of the local
team. played his usual tlno game and had i've
holes the better OF Smith Rnzencrantz. who
defeated X. Chandler by seven holes. broke the
record of the green's. He did his first nine holes
~ 30 and fell of slightly in his last niue, going
in.......... iGnn....:44 SS5Ssa S-2s S-9s
Gov. .Griggs had d. Chandler two down at
the end OF the first nine. but the Tuxedo man
!ccouped on the final nine and put one hole to
his credit. Gordon took six holes from Wurren
and Knox dropped to w. Kent. The score:
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Trap Shootln q.

Tho fourth COM ,ttion for the President s
trophy among the members OF the Bergen Rod and
Gun Club was decided at the clubs grounds, Flat
lands yesterday. Cap. James Hamilton won the
handsome prize In tho twentieth round. Follow.
ing the main shoot Swcesptakes races were indulged
in. summary follows:
cub Comurtitiun r,,r the Presidents trophy-A
handicap sweepstakes at nfteen live birds each
modified Hurlngham rules Capt. James w. Ham
IlIOr, - yards Ii Robert j. fraL.r. 20 yards, IL
Klcnard i. O'Brrn. - yards, IA; Robert J. valen
tine, 80 yard,. lh; ihllip II. Mylcs ~ yards. IL;
Andrew /. Morrry. 20 yards, II: Louis q. jenkins,
YU yards 50; Thomas l.. Murphy. 20 yards. Z; Mel
son 7. Ellrry 20 yards. D.
Second Evcnt--Shoot on for the prize miss and
out Capt. Hamilton. 3; O'Brien. 4; Frazer. 2.
Third Evrnt-MlsS ami out sweepstakes at live
birds. Valentine. .; MOrrey, 3; Capt. Hamilton, 3;
O'Brien, o. Frazer o: jenkins, !.
Fourth EvcnI-Samc conditions. Hamilton, O;
Frazer, /: OBricn, o; Valentine 8; Morrey. A
jenkins, 4; Murphy. o; Ellery, l; Graham, 8;
Short, l.
Firtn Event-Same conditions-Myles. 8: Gree.
ley. q jenkins, Murphy. Morrey. 9; valen
tine, q; OBricn, Hamilton, 3; Ellery, l: Hotzer
!.
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e IA TSHiE g 'nD
Msw5 P ~ q iirseb SrST h'nS
ssfs5s% On TfpySd,pR RS:o os PA 'f5SyaScii
Sunny slope aud cT;;scop,a T;%o ,.5,s Ssp ran
20 e Royal Rose. to i sunny slope, y to l storm
FIFTH RACE
Firth Race The oeeanvIew mand,csp tor nss inner
t5OO to the Second $3.50 and 10 the third siooi one
ii. r bwycr's o. C. Ben Eder. by Fonsow workrnate,,
MSrpEs %nIHSs Son ds WiGner i5 T liz ony'on
Captive and voll,y also ran.
Bct,lns-Eevsn to 10 against The Wi,nerv v,sI 60 2
Captive, to Ben Eder. to sounie, 10 to Vohey'
SIXTH RACE.
For three.yearo olds and upward; entrance $40; 70
the winner SiOo the second s7b. and to the third
Sensation stabIeis br. c. Tremarso 8, by fremont
MaTgo, los a. c!aytonl. IA ;,,;..cni ="
cosinsto% saFs Esnis sn b. P h. TSe swain ~ 4 o. m
nMSy SnS Whpcofd SHh4 aso
ttasIEfnS %%sSas sssa!t :
runaway, 80 to Juno, 100 to Whipcord'
SEVENTH RACE.
For two year old mudens; entrance el5; to the win
ner sl00 the second s75 and to the third $50; h'e
r. w woisn ! sons 9r. c. Arabian. by imp Galore
W. g Days cL c. BTaSaone iii ixcefej ....,.
S. Trowb ch. f. Minnie Alphonse Jos (Simmsl
Prisoner. Confession. Braw Lad, and hotorman also
Time. 1:I0h.
Betting-Elght to o against Prisoner. 3 to Minnie
Aiphonse TO 1 Arabian, to Confession, 10 to
Draw Lad, 10 to l Motornan. 10 to Bragalone.
EIoBTH RACE.
Hurdle handicap for three.year. .olds and upward;
entrance B; TO the winner S4OO the second 175,
and to the third $a5: two miles and half, over ten
hurdles.
j. H. McDonald's ch. &. Midgley, 4, by Hayden Ed
wards-Manola. 1853 CMara).
H. Warnke, Sr s. b. g. Alakuma, 8. $50 tSlnck)...
Hustler and Southerner also ran.
Time, 55.
B-tting-seven to 3 against MIdgley. Q to South
erncr, to Alakuma, y TO ST. Luke 10 to Hustler
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BALD BEATS BUTLER.
Vim Bicycle Club Races Furnish LlvolI
Sport st WEveriy.

Sport st W=veriy.
In perhaps one OF the most sensational races
of the season Eddie Bald. the Buffalo flyer,
won the mile scratch professional event at the
race meet of the Vim "Bi" Club at Waverly
Park yesterday and covered himself with glory
by giving Tom Butler, who was not placed. one
Of the worst beatings he has experienced this
year.
Some OF the interest was taken ont OF tho
event by a bad spill on the back stretch. In
which VIC. Clark. In trying to cut of the field,
was jostled and fell. Not q few thought this
was Bald's fault. but Mr.. Clark told the
" Bison" it was not, and the crowd were satis-
fed. Why Butler was not placed is as yet Q
matter OF conjecture, as 1t look cd as though he
was little crowded on the last turn but no
protest was made the race stands.
G.. Roome. the speedy amateur of the N.
j. a. Co., was scheduled to go mile paced
against the "nasur reo%rH eco out ne was At tse
made good bid for the track record Of Isl.
but owing to u poor pick k-uD by the second tam
dem he could not do better than l :5S 4-5.
The Greenwich sextet tried an exhibition mile
knowing the ground. They negotiated the first
hnlfin 81 seconds fiat AMI the second in ZOE 4-5,
nsF The ns s
and Heustrom. walked away with the tripleb
race, which is a new feature in this section. in
Victor Hess ssecond, j. w, White third. Time 2:3L
one Mile. Scratch Amateur)-FinAl heat won By
We koome' Joe Harrison second, L. H. Jefferson
one Mile. Handicap Amateur Final heat won by y.
w RIGHT. Brooklyn, 40 yards; Thomas Firth. Harrt.
scratch, third. Time, 2;lg 80 seconds,
Police and Fireman's Match Rae for Two Miles
John Z. Letteer OF City Pocr Department aud jacob
Beish OF the CITY Fire Department. The fireman
started of in tho lead, but on the first turn was
passed by the cop" AMI each alternated as the
run, until the flna lap, when the uecOat shot to
the trout and won as he pleased In 5;43
one Mile, Scratch, Professional Final heat won by
T. {. Iaid Arthur Gardner second, H. r. Mosher third
6. NJ; Murphy fourth. John Il. Bowler NTH, Time.
2:lH 10
one Mile. Handicap Professionalism by C. @.
Carpenter, Railway lao yards; J. b. Bowler. CHICAGO,
Mp Nry" ~ Ne NewaIk aY ~ yards fourth H. c. Clark.
Iialfmlle. scratch, Amateur-Final heat won by Joe
Harrison ltny Dawson second, l.. X. Jefferson third
Time :u1 40
on~and n half mile Tandem Amatcnr-Won by Joy
mate. W. b. c., second. Tine S,3B i.o
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Jockey Fierce Injured In Lntonin's First
teeplechnse.

LAIoSIA. Oct. 3.-A large crowd was present to-day
TO witness Laonia's frst steeplcchase. Out OF nNe
starters only three finished Jockey Pierce was Sc
verely injured by Scamp falling The Ktmball Stakes
was won by DR.. Catlett IN easy style, summarizes:
First Race Seven fur!ongs. Elsie D.. lOS tMat
thews). TO =. won Bismarck lOl tSheerland) 10 to
!. second: James Munroe, l0J (Fowler) to l. third
Time. "a.
second Race-six furlongs. Matte Lee. 1Ol (Scher-
rer). y to 8. won; Banquo H.. "a tShannonl to 1,
second Holy Number. VI (Burns). to third. Time
1919
Third Race-Scven furlongs. Hanlon. l06 Thorpe)
Fourth Race-kimball stakes: six furlonRa Dr.
2to |, won; Hoffman. l03 tReifrl, 10 to |. second
Domingo lO7 Russo ~, O to !, third. Time, :3SM.
Catlett 1873 tR. Williams. to l. won: +; F. ", l23
Ihorpnl: 3to second: Meadowthorpe ll3 tClerico),
8 to |. third. Time, l:lS.
Fifth Race-steepiechase, about 2h miles Can't
Rees, l4l Cochran, to 2.won; Tnmbo l4A lLoveil
4 to i. second; Arstocrat lt9 Boyd. ito l. third
M nOI atel
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Baseball Note :.

President Powers says the Eastern League aver
ages Will not be ready for some lime.
Jimmy Stafford OF the New Yorks will marry O
Harlem young lady next Wednesday,.
The showing OF the PhIladelphias this year
the poorest In the history OF the National League
The National Board meeting called for 10 NOR.
row Will be held mt the Fifth Avenue Hotel this
city. at 1880 A. NJ.
II the magnates looking for capable to
fill the Mt IA place the National Board and are
deadlocked Spalding, Hart. and Robson they
might induce A. q. Mills to accept the hcnor. Mr.
Mills knows the politics or baseball like book
has already made mis- mark President OF the Ma.
League,
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"Bookies" DO a Thr,v,nr Buslness.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 3.-One OF the largest crowds Of
the season attended the races to-day All the book
makers diu a big business The second race was
only one won by favorte. Summaries:
First Race-One mile. Roundelay. lO1 CTurbe-
viilcl. 8 u =, won; Mermaid, Vs tMurphyl, to 5,
ecoud; Courenne Dor. log (WilhlteJ, 10 l. third.
Time, l:428i
Second Race-Flve furlongs. Indo. 11O (slaugh
teri, to D, won; Nina Louise, lOl Gardner, TO
/, second; Cremona Briggs lOl (Martin), 80 TO /.
third. Time. l:Ul9l.
Third Race-Six furlongs. Goldcorn, 90 SIur-
phy), to l. won; Bridget. 9S (Wilhlte). TO =,
second; Revenue, l04 [Aker), 80 to l. third. Time,
l:l534.
Fourth Race-One and one-sixteenth miles,
Johnny McIale, ss lDoan) 3 TO l. won; Schiller.
y5 (Slaughter(, TO 2. second; Garland Bar, lU2
(MurpnyJ, IL to 5, third. Time, l:4sh.
Fifth Race-Six rurlongs. Damocles, 96 Gar
ncr). to l. won; Moylan. Ill (Slaughrer), TO =.
second; Bryan, vs. (rhompsonD, TO /, third.
Time. l:l4A.
NIurphy), l3 to 5, won; J. A. Grey. lO5 (SlauSh-
teri, to D. second; Hester, 9S lWebsterl, to l,
third. Time, 1:lIla.
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Talk OF Fitzsimmons and Sharkey Coming
Together.

There is a report OF an attempt being made to
match Sharkey against Bob Fltzsimmons The
latter was asked yesterday by The Sun reporter
whether he would fight the ex-sailor. He said.
without a moments hesitation that he would.
but was ed to think that II he did really
agree to a match the whole thing would end in
smoke.
u cannot make head or tail out of all the
matches that | am supposed to figure in" said
Fitz. with IA serious shrug of the shoulders.
I'm 10 meet COrbeit. and yet ] don't know
when the fight Is coming off. For my part
would be willing to fight him in a few this,
but yet nothing has been done TO make 1t a GER
tainty Now. II l should agree to fight Sharkey
Corhctt would no doubt say that have no right
to fight any one before meet him.
III Sharkey really wants to fight don't see
how can he prevented rom meeting him. But
an obslac !e might arise. Really, don't know
what TO do"
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Golf Match Mt Engiewood.

TENAFLY, Oct. 3.-President John Reid OF the
st. Andrews Golf Club yesterday signalzed his
return from Scotland by escortine a team OF eight
st. Andrews men to the Englewood links, where
a match was played with tho latter club. The
score resulted In victory for the st. Andrews
players by Il score OF II to 3. Tho feature of
the play was the breaking of the amateur record
OF the links by Knapp OF St. Andrews. who
made the rounds in 90 and beat his man 7
up; Van Antwerp of Engewood. who went
round In o. and won by UP. and Gray OF st.
Andrews. whose score was "a. The record here
tlfore was 06. Scores and order OF playing
follow:
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Tho Finishes at Iron Hill.

IRoS HILL. Oct 3.-The following are the result.
Of the races here to-day:
First Race-Six furlongs Pulitzer, TO and
to g. Won; ohearn, TO place, second; Robuck
third. Time. go
Second Kace-Flve furlongs Phareda. 2 to 1
and out, won; Cake Walk, to place, second
Harry c.. third. Time. 1908.
Third nace-Seven eigutns OF n mile. Galiatin,
TO and TO 8. won; Tribute even place, second;
Harris, third. Tine, l:324.
Fourth Race-kour and half turlongs. BrAhm,
TO 8 ana TO 3. won; Saume TO place, Sec
ond; Susie Speler, third. Time, O:o9.
Fifth Race-Four and half furlongs Irvanne,
8 TO : and TO 5, won; Helen H., TO place. sec
ond Milton, third. Time, 100.
Sixth Race-Four and a half furlongs. Conspir.
ator. to | ami TO D, won; Tim Hurst, TO
place, second; Hiddenite third. Time. 0:59.
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Winners Mt Win dsor.

DETROIT, Oct. 3.-The summaries OF the races at
Windsor to-day follow:
First Raco-Five furlongs. Eleanor. Q to 8 and
/ to =, won; Never. = to place, second; Remnant.
third. Time. l:04.
Second Race-Four and a half furlongs. Hickey,
4 TO aud out, won; Reformation. to place, Sec
ond: Ella Drone, third. Time. 0:5i4.
Third Race-Three furlongs Our Lizzie, 4 to AID
even. w"n Mamie Ross, TO place, second; Cor
der. third. Time, O:3U.
Fourth Race-Six furlongs. Samson, to l and
to 2, won: Gomoar, even place. second; Excuse.
third. Time, l:l1A.
Firth Race-One mile. Lesilg. TO 5 and out.
won; Pete Kitchen. even place, second: Master
Fred, third. Time. 1:55
Sixth Race-Steeplechase over short course. De-
sgner, TO and to =. won; Brother Bob to 2
place, second; MOrland, third. Time, BAD
Seventh Race-Slx furlongs. Silas Pickering,
to and even, won; Potsdam out place, second;
Francis, third. Time. l:S2.
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Walter Winans Makes IA New Record with
the Revolver.

LONDON. Sept 23.-At the Stnines Rife Range.
Surrey county, England. the South London Rife
Club held one OF it's competitions for the rifle
and revolver championships OF the club. Shoot
ing at the two revolver ranges twenty and tifty
yards Walter Winans maze the best on record
combined score Of seventy nine points for the
twelve shots. The final shoot for the revolver
championship takes place on Sept. 30. and II
year.
Wnans uses only American revolvers and
ammunition. The two competitors nearest TO
him are also using American revolvers. but
English ammunition.
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WHEELMEX At WHITE PLAINS.
Tho Westchester Cyclic League Furnishes
Sport for NisItors to the Fair.


WHITE PLAINS. Oct. 3.-The closing day Of
the Westchester County Fair Was signalized by
the fourth annual racing meet of the WeAt-
chester Cycle League. Ten thousand people
saw the races. All the events we're worth see
ing. anh In some the excitement rose TO a high
pitch. The track was in fine condition and
there was little wind Summaries:
One Mile Novice Race-tinal heat, won by W. 8. z
Gray; A. w Grrcnw irh, Conn, second; Wa ter A.
Hngues. 81. Il. OF New rk tuird lime, 2:a49l
smit III. VA A. lopk,r.: " \; Ladue NJ. A. A., Cold
Springs. second: J. l. beam. Riverside Wkeelmen
third. Time, 1919.
New Canaan, Conn, - yards; Art Kills Newark l2O
yards, second: ". A. Luhue. II. A. s., Cold SprnRa
scratch, third Time, 2:II D.
lwo.me MultCycie RscC-WOn by A. j. JungkInd.
j. W Judge, aud T. 4, Sa lie on tripiet. 80 ards.
Ohs-InIle Race tUe Champ Onsnlpo OF westchester
County Won by GcuTg e., Smith, Y. A. C.. NOnkerA.
JOhn &, Nelson. Port Chester, second; Edward r.
ChriStmaS. Mt. V. C. q, third; L. d. Van TAsGeL Y B
C., ionkrr., fourth Time. I:3a l.5.
Five mile Handicap-WUn by W. 4. J. Kirk, T. O. w
l2;lb l-5.
;, Elghth-of,a mile Obstacle kaes-won by w.E.4
W.. New ROehslls. second Time. oIt0 tA
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BERLIN. Oct. BIN the trotting races here to-
day tho Char!ottenburg prize of 1000 marks
was won by Crack-a-Jack. Minnie Wilson was
second, and Wolfhard third.
The October prize Of 1000 marks was won by
Snipnose. Allegro was second and Henrico
third.
The Cid prize of !. 600 marks was won by
Anita. Kadett was second and Max third.
The International Handicap OF 1900 marks
was won by Bullet. Peter X. was second and
Juliet third.
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ST. ANDREWS,
On the south Orange Links.

SOUTH ORANGE. Oct. IA Bogis handicap
tournament was commenced on the golf links of
the South Orange Field Club this afternoon.
The fictitious player came out ahead. The
scores:
Borie won by six holes up with y, J, Meyers; by
one up with Austen to,gate: ~ Nv" up with Robert
H. Sinclair. by twc.ve ~ with william ReRie Howe:
ly four up w4th w. w. Pdlcn; by SIX up with Russell
Colgate.
The tournament Will be continued next week,
and on saturday next u haudlcan medal play
contest will be commenced on Saturday. Oct.
II, n ioursone handicap will he played, aud
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Baseball Games To-day.

Emeraids OF Catholic Protectory Emerald A.
c., at Van Nest.
wiliamsburgh A. A. VS.. Nationals at Williams.
burgh A. A. grounds.
Newark vs. Gelulne Cuban Giants, at Newark.
HoDoEcn vs.. Arlington A. A.. at st. George
Cricket grounds.
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THE LEAGUES REsERvE LIST.
Men who Are Under Contract to PIa
During Next Senson.


During Next Senson.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-President Young of
the National Baseball League announces that
under contract for 1897:
pit,sbprghmE. smith, Stencil; P:J Donovan. e.
HawIey y KILN, G. Hastings. j. Husncy. T. horton.
W Merritt sugden. A. Lezotte. J. Gear, J. Gardner.
+: oBrIen, j. Wright, j. Dunn, j. Casey. and A.
c6icaFo.A G. Anson, NJ J. Klttridge. F. c. ponohue.
G. G Grif'th II 7 Brg:s. b. Friend. " H. Terry. II.
tnhlen. W Ey,srlti. III. j; Mccormick, " A. iange.
aHS rGa aSfhsy Fyfn Irwin Hoy
s%! Hf RTyff H!'. Fi5s g.
Msf"a & @ M STf % s. Il Kdfey
W +. Kinsman. F. shannon; F. Curtis, A b. McFar.
sa1afFi ssEsy %ah nfGH F. Bannon H. Clark
W S, IL e. E r. DGhsny MssEyn 3pf sn
Iypn S.aofa ! i ssy%S@r Tisrn%n, q; /; Van
Wsst,rSels ANA ana A. R1sis ,,,on.,.. s.u,s.
Tucker Lowe. McGnnn. Long, Collins Dufy. and
urhiIsdsIphia.w; NJ Nash E = pelehsn.y. B: Ellis,
a. fyor l. cIG's r. n1ssS With T. GaFDip a p Coo
y Rnsp f + s. l. G3m6es
osHynp sjn i f,x%s tGas j. Gral.h VI Kennedy
". Abbey, j. il Grim, F. Burr.li A. Smith O. La.
chance. q. Schoca. f. Bonner. +. p DAILY, T w Cor
ran, ". shndie. E. F. Mccarthy. F. A. Jones, J. An
wssh!ngton-P. F. McCaulcy. A. J. Maui. J. Nc.
James, Norton. c. Flynn. C. Riley, w. l.. Lush T.
smith. J. McGu,re. l. German c. King {. Farrell. J.
baltimore w. Robinson. W. l.. HoTer j Corbett
Amole. II. Jennings W. 5. Rrnde, W Clarke c. Es-
per. Brandt j. j. Doyle. j. McGrlw J. Kelly. + Row
erman: q. HemminE, W: Brown. Il. Reitz. j. \. Don.
nelly. W: Keller j. McMahon,F. A. Pond. ]. Nops, J.
Quinn, ". keiser and Hargrorc.
Cev.and-D: T. oung. NJ: McDermott J. McGarr
j. H. McAleer. j. J. Gear, L. w. McAlister, f. Wilson,
E. J. Mckean, b. J. Wallace, II. c. Blake.
Mr.. Young when seen this morning and ask ed
why ST. Louis was omitted from the !!at o. re-
serve players. replied that he had not yet re-
ceived the reserve list.
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BALTIMORE. oct 3.-The talent were more fortunate
the closing day OF the fa meeting OF the PmIico
Driving Club. FavOrites captured three Of four
contested After finishing poor second In tho
first heat OF the unfinished ESQ trot which reeled
on yesterday. NaJel opened favorlte to-day and won
the three succeeding heats as she pleased. Maggie
Campbell the pick for the 2:20 trot, but B. l..
had no trouble In outstepping the field. Warren Boy
sold at 2 TO the Held In the 235 trot. and won
nf nundlly. SummR rlrs:
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A game OF basketball was played last night at the
Twenty third street branch OF tae Young Mems
Chrstjan Association. at Twcnty-thiTd STREET and
Fourth avenue between the Twenty-thlrd rect team
and the DeAfAlute team OF the New York Institute
The Twenty. thlrd Street team won by twO goals
to one
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GENTLEMEN OF PHILADELPHIA.


RUNS AT THE FALL OF EACH wICKET-FIRsT
INNING.
AustraIians-27. 80. IL. co. lo2, los, 100 no. 1l2.
Phladelphians-9I. sl. l2o. 1877. 1914, 200. 2os 2la
900, 2s2.
SECOND INNING.
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$50 class. troIting; purse $500.
Mair br. M by wilkins Boy tHursD......2
liOt~pur, tfteltNl.r ,,..'','.....,........l s
Modst,e. o. M tDxw,yterI ,;'.''''''.''..''''''''
Tme-2; ;2Gil, 2:26h, 2:22lf, 2,255l.
2:2O class, trotting: purse $500.
II. J.. c.. b. g.. by EdsGwOod Ufeamer).........l ] l
Naggie Campbeii. br m. tMrrrencldJ ...........3
Little Griny, b. III. PendletonJ. onJ...............4
Albert c., b. x. Cryan) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Tlme-2 1874. 2:l74. 2:lSA.
2:S5 class: trottIng; purse $500.
Warren BOY. CHI g., by Tasco (Staton). l
frankie h. b. m IMeyers).... ..............".3
Othtuo, br Y. lkyaI) ..........2
Nike, o. g. dioltunl ..'..........'....,.......o
Tlmo-Y:22ll 2:2lh, 2:2lA
stceplechase- over a short course. Caress. $50
(Sichols TO Q. won; Sangerec, 100 (R-ese) to 2.
second Tip, l4O tThompsOn) to 2, third, Time,
2:2l
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GoAFINo FOR MON noNoRs.
First Contest OF the Essex Country Club
Championship.

ORANGE. Oct 3.-The autumnal champion
ship tournament of the links at the Essex
County Country CLUB. In Hutton Park, West
Orange. was begun this afternoon and there
WAS some good playing. T. II. Powers Farr led
in to-day's play. Five trials are to be allowed
to each contestant in this tournament. and it
will he competed for during October and No
vember on days when there are no other events
scheduled. In to-day's play the following scores
nal
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AEON Hotel. 1I0th "a. aud Madison Av.
Gable cars pass door. FirSt-cass oyster and chop
house connected. 7. J. Murray, ,AAnAgeE-Adp.
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At the Fairfield County Golf Club. Green
wIch. yesterday. the home players won close
match from the Staten Island Cric ket and Base
bali Club as the following score shows:
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Oyster Hay Goiang.

OYSTER BAY, Oct. 3.-In the final round OF the
match for the Presidents Cup to-day. DcverRux
Emmett won from Ii. p. Tucker BY two up and
ons a ulay.
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PATERSON.
A Winning for ST. Audrew,s

In the return team match at the st. Andrews
Golf Club yesterday between the homo players
and the Richmond county men tho visitors
were defeated. Sands and Chadwick had the
best luck. The score:
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Che Curt.
QUEENS co. ,. JOCKEY CLUB,

Racing Begins Monday at 2:15 Pm.
Admission 10 grand stand aud enclosure, Si.50:
Trans ltase East 34th st. q. lOi0 A. Nj, ~ 5O
l:lO. $50, and I:iO r. ~ Also, from flatbush av.,
Kings Co. IL"
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Earned runs Baltimore. 81 Cleveland. |. First base
by Baltimore. s: Cleveland. 3. Loft bases
Baltimore, Il Cleveland. \. FIRST base on la l.-On
CorDett, g: on Wallace. = Struck out-By Corb-tt. 4:
by Wallace. :. Tnree-rase hit.Keeler, Twobase hit
-McKean. Sacrifice hit-ReitI. Stol' bases-Ac.
Graw t2). Jennings. McGarr. ReItz. Kelley. rouhle
pay-Jennings and Doyle. llit by ptcher-By Wal.
lace 3. Wild pitches Corhett. 2; Wallace. l. I'm.
pires- Emslie and Sheridan. Time-Two hours.
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rnI.ADh1pnIAx@ D1e LEAD.
They Roll UP IA Total OF ssa Runs Against
the Australian GrIcketerp.


PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 3. When stumps were
drawn this afternoon in the third and last OF
the series of international cricket matches be-
tween the Gentlemen OF Philadelphia and
Australians the outlook for victory for the
Philadelphians was bright. When play was re-
sumed this morning the first two batsmen for
Philadelphin were still at the wickets. The
score then stood at 90 runs but when the last
batsman had been disposed Of the home players
had put together 2S2 ruus. They played tho
bowling freely and confidently Their 2s2 runs
were made by good cricket, and that, too, on q
crease that was mono too good.
When the Australians went in this afternoon
for their second inning they were lol behind.
In the fifteen minutes play before stumps were
drawn they lost two of their best batsmen, Ire
dale and Darling, who were each caught In the
clips for tho small scores OF four and eight
respectively. Play ceased when Darling went
out, leaving Giffen Mt the bat with seven runs
to his credit and the total at twenty-one.
or course, with such an array Of batsmen as
compose the Australian team, victory for the
horne team is not assured, but tho odds are In
their favor, AS the visitors have not played up
TO their form, while the Philadel phians have
done better. Play will he resumed on Monday
The today fDllOwa:
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First Round
In ..............4 5 5 5 $50 s5
Second Round
j In--..-----.---h n & s 4 6 h-Ss- an-le

Mr.. Hartman drove n long bail, and was apt
in approaches and puts. His score was six
strokes better than Young, 80 that the amateur
made better showing than the professional. !.
Young had poor luck at the start in. which was
not strange. as he mad never seen the links be-
fore stepping on tho first tee. His puts were
made In splendid style and the professionals re-
called that in his youth, at Musselburgh. Young
was n magical putter. The summary: