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Gossip of the Hing.

Joe Cans is to meet Martin Flaherty in Bait.
more next Monday night.
II has been Officially announced that the contest
between Maher and Choynski is OF, as far as San
Francisco Is concerned.
Jim Corbett will arrive In this city, according 70
MANAGER Brady, on Aug. 20. Jefrics. the big heavy
weight OF California, is 10 be his sparring partner.
Horace Leods's friends are anxious for him him to re.
hardt he has not been doing any hghtng 70
speak or
Charles ,DulD McCarty. the Philadelphia boxer,
who has been trial horse for a number OF ambi.
tious lisnt weights and champions, has just won
the 1873 pound championship OF Pennsylvania.
Jack Evcrhardt says he has several offers in view
to meet some good light weights. but he declares
he won't entertain them until he hears ofhcially
IRON "Kid" Lavignc as 10 whether the latter Will
take him not.
Notwithstanding Joe nItlcr,s two defeats within
Butler Is contemplating trip abroad. II he goes
hc Is likely to hc successful. for coored boxer 10
well treated IN England.
Now that Corbott Is 10 come East. Tom sharkey.
his late opponent, cnm alSo be 6o expected. sharkey
with Corhe,t WIN prevent Thar. However, sharkey
viii exhibit himyseIr and box with his sparrins
partner, Danny Necdham.
Harry STYLES aud Joe Hopkins are anxious 10
night Hopkins thinks he can defeat Styles. and the
latter is confident that he can down Hopkins As
business, which WIN he in the fall 1t Will offer q
purse for the team, II is said.
Tommy White. the airot Chicago feather weight,
with number Of scalps from ambitious feather
weights dnn2ing on 9is helt, has arrived at his home
IN the Winhy Cty. White proposes to have rest
uul tho cold weather sets In, Thea he declares, he
w!n go after George Dixon with Zest aud zeal
which viii surprise even Dixon himself.
few sporting men who were discussing currens
sporting topics IN the GIsey House the other niRhs
proposed thRt a monument should be erected over
the grave OF the late Jack Dempsey. one OF the
men, who is very well Identified with tho doinga
Of boxers. said ihat he would contribute a tidy
sum help the worthy project along. The idea. &C.
cording - many sportsmcn, ought TO be encour-
aged.
Bosroy. July 2l.-"Parson" Davies Of Chicago.
who T. looking ancr the Interests of John /. sull.
van. trs city 20 day and had long inter.
view with the rX champion relstNe 10 accepting
the on'r OF COL HorKins, The Chicago theatrical
manager The latter has guaranteed . 900 "a
week salary and long engagement for them 10
play In a sketch which he Will have written fSS
'' l.
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How tho Horses Finished a. Iron Hill.

Iron HILL, July 24.-Ths results -of-the races At
the track here to-day follow;
Flrst Race-Three. quarters OF q mile. Old Age,
8 to and TO 10, won; FrolcsoLne Lass, out
place. SECOND; Long Galn third: Time, i:aa.'
Second kaee.F9ur and a halr furiongs. Shade,
ondi Harry G. third, lime, i'ol.
9 TO / aud Z TO o, won High Point Belle, TO
place. ,ec4nd; Eondo third third Time, iio1;,,
water. . To- and out, woni Tribute, 10 pla 20,
seconii Gulatin third Time, 1887.
to and . to /. woni Irene K, 70 10 place, sec
ond; Governor Fifer third. Time, 100.
Girl. TO and out, won; Wistfui. TO o place
seconds G. o. d. third. Time, l!234.
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The Callahan Association OF Jersey city held Its
annual outing and games at Petlers Park, Staten
Island, Thursday. The results follow;
One hundred. yard Run-won by Daniel Harper
Frank Schafrer second, NJ. Doyle third. Time, IL
seconds.
Two hundred. .and-twenty.ya Run-won by
George Schneider. benjamin Simon second. Daniel
Harper third. Time. 27 seconds.
Running Broad Jump-Won by W. A. Mceker
with II feet inches; william Berger, 10 feet IL
inches, second. James Hall. 10 feet inches third
Eight hundred and eighty.yard Run-won by
Charles Rodgers. Richard w. Bennett second
Charles Harris third. Time. minutes AZ seconds.
Threelcgged Race, 100 YardsWon by Thomas
Russell and William A. Wyatt, j. Hlnkley and A,
Mans second, Henry Brown and Fred Mills third.
sack Race, 100 Yards-won by Adolph Berger.
William "a H. s, Rellr second George Simon third.
H0 sfP fee and So2pe ss ssT
s. iest 'i hce sSoond Ea"afd dy0fFS bTsdforS 81
Two mile Run-won by W. Campbell. Henry
May second, Charles Weber third Time, 10 min
Eight hundred. and eighty yard WaE-won by
Edward Bell, George iraham second, John Trenl.
per third. Time; minutgs > seconds;
John Weir second. John Carson third, THIS event
was quite amusing Tho winner picked his shoes
out OF the pile and secured them TO his feet IN
minute seconds,
benedcts was won by the former by q 10 II.
There hne turnout OF the members and
friends of the Laurel A. G, OF the B'dfori Public
School Athletic League on Thursday. the occasion be.
ing the hrst annual games OF the cub for the pur-
pose of selecting n team to represent he orpantza
tion on Labor bay In the championship field ana
track sports OF thn league James W. Rooney cap
tured the club championship, scoring well in the
cycle races and runs anu jumps. Summary fol,
lows:
one.mile Bicycle Race Handicap--FInal heat
won by James W. Rooney. scratch Henry A. Law
renee, 25 yards second Thomas r. Srclman, 10
yards, third Tune, minutes Iall seconds.
Two-mile Bicycle Race, Haudlclp-Final heat
won by James W. Rooney. scratch; Walter II. Law,
renee, scratch. second; James +. Fielding, 40
yards, third Time, minutes 56lG seconds
Pole Vault for Height. Handcap-WOn by John
H. RemSrn, inches with Rcual leap OF S rcet
9Se inches; James w. Vincent, ! foot second;
James W. Rooney. scratch. third.
Pole Vault IOr Distance, Handicap-Won by John
j, MacMahun, foot inches. win au actual vault
or 10 feet lie inches Harry X. Jackson, scratch.
second, with ~ feet inchcs; William 4. SanuCls,
inches, third, with an actual leap OF - feet Z
inches.
Running Broad Jump Handicap-Won by James
W. Rooney, scratch, with an actuah jump OF Is
feet inchssi Thomas d. LSIerIy, inches, seq
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Resaits IN thS rim RosAa or tns ratsr.
national Chess Tovrnnueut

sS IN tne E1tth hOnhd OF ths later
national Chess Tournaueut
NUREMBERG, July eA.-The fifth round Of the
international chess tournament was played in
TINS city to-day, the pairing being rs follows:
Marco Va. schallopp. schiechtef Vs. winavver.
Lasker vs. showalter, schifrers va Tcichmann Piiis
oury Vs Blackburne, Albin Va Charousek, PorRes va
Ischisorln, wabrodt vs.. steinitz Janowski w. Tar.
rasoh, and Maroczy bye.
Marco beat schallopp in n Ruy Lopez de-
Tended by the latter with s.. .P--o r 8, after
forty-four moves.
schlechter beat Winawer In Ruy Lopez de-
Tended By the latter with g.. .P-Q r 3, after
twenty-nine moves
Lasker disposed of Showalter in Petroff De-
renee after sixty-si1 moves.
', lelchmann was defeated by Schtffers In a
fQmr knights game after thirty moves.
Black burne beat Pillsbury In Queen's Gam
DIT after sixty-four moves
Aloin beat Charousek in q Four Knights RAme
after thirty-seven moves.
Ischtgorin easily disposed OF Pornes in n
Giuoco Piano after forty -nne moves
,SteinitS only drew with Wnlbrodt after forty.
SIX moves, the latter giving n perpetual check In
= huz Lopez, defended by Steinit8 with 8. b
1arrascn beat Janowski after sixty.nine
Si,hs mEfes IN Ruy Lopez. defended by the Doctor
The unfinished game Of yesterday between
W'nawer and Charousek resulted In draw af-
ter eighty-four mpves.
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The Riae men At Bisisy.

LONDON, July 24.-In the contest for the Alex
andra prize. at 500 yards, at Bisley to-day, the
Canadian marksmen made the following scores:
OUv. 39; Macdonald, 3e, Armstrong, King and
Weller, each 81; Lieut.. Mitchell. Harp, and
Hayhurst, each 80. spearing was slightly Ill
to-day and remained IN bed.
In the barlow contest. at 300 yards. ten shots
.ocb the scores of the Canadians were: Munro,
az. LAYERS. 3a; Neill and LanGstroth. each 81.
The Cup was won aES by qgg wnSss sSsS
sSSFrd score s sHI Of TO Which was the best aggregate
score of the Canadian volunteers, scored n and
! d;.n pIIIph Commissioner TO Great Britain
offered to the maIHs%an hs VINO maas .he
peS, T, h ann cards range Ross, Ogg. and Lang
sroR each made 90 and MsSdSn1f the S bend 81
nEu.on ppaaats pat scores. The ChnadlahB won the
cup cur offered BY the corporation OF the city Of OF
bondons TlA r >HAs
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NEW LoSDoS, July GA pretty ana rather un-
usual sight on the Sound this week the sail of
the Nagonk Yarht Club, all little models OF larger
craft. The largest the soop Dotty. forty.two
inches over all. which was sailed against the
schooner Vim. thirty. six inches long The course
wac two miles which was covered I'm thirty .elg hit
minutes by the DOtty, beating her rival by three
minutes III the second class, twenty eight inch
models, the entries were Three Bells, Cuckoo.
Alcedo, Rp, Cannon Ball. Edna. Offender. and
Jessie. The race over the same course as
me larger models, ana was won by the Three BELLS
In forty-two minutes while the Edna took 40: so
TO rearh the tinal stakeOoat.
Another race has been arranged for Sunday after,
noon, when other boaIs OF the model Glars will
try their speed with the Ragonkers. Ten boats
Waterford, Conn.,, Is the Secretary OF the club.
Any small model b0AtsOan SAL undsr Ihe4Eulsss
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Rookmnhers H,t Hard 1T ST. Lon,..

sr. LOUIS July eA-The bookmakers were hit hard
today. Five favor,ss were successful. The fourth
First Race-sIn fuElonss 81 Tiwollke io7 tdarner).
Al Ortiz i0e 20. siauEhterl, TO third Time, i:2Ox
Second kace-Six furlongs. Gold Brick 100 (Gar-
second Loyal Princess, los to siaushteFl, to i.
Third Race Seven furiongs Ozark. Jr., LOO &c.
slauehter, to 5. won; Denne, l03 twebster) to l.
l;St&.
Fourth Race-one mile and three furlonep, volnns
IS HALL 10 to l. won Jack Bradley % If Murphy)
? TO ., second Davezac. los u. cochranh 10 TO 1,
Fifth Race-six furonga Zamar. 81 tReidy). o to
TO- won; Dauoclcu, 9e IT. Murphy, IL TO 8, second,
l:I8
Sixth Race-one milo. Jane, los Ct. Murphy, even,
won; Dnttedore, 93 Garner, to l, second: Made
line 107 (R- Jones), to 1, third Time, l:Ae-
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Yacht.
Three :Fin-keel SIoops to Race on Lake
Michigan To-day.

CHICAGO, ally 24.-If there is good sailing bre eze
blowing over Lake Michigan tomorrow a pretty
Will undoubtedly be witnessed in the Colum
bia Yacht Clubs regatta between the three in keel
sloops Vencedor. yenenna. and Siren. A story
printed in morning paper that Toledo was op.
posed to the vencedor's sailing before going into
the international race has foundation In fact
The vencedor not only expects to sail in the re-
gatta here to morrow, but also expects to race at
10 give 10 her all the actual racing work possible
berore she meets the Canadian defender.
Because the managers OF the Vencedor have re-
fused to allow her 10 be measured II Is quite gen
orally supposed she VIII not be allowed start In
the race tomorrow. There has been nothing
more than a formal request for challenge measure.
ments, and the reply was that she be allowed go
in at the SIRENS measurements. subject TO actual
measurement by the clubs offcim measurer In
case the cntest should be close enough TO demand
measurement. As the managers OF tho Vencedor
wish. for obvious reasons, to keep her exact lines
from being made public at present, they would
have option, In case OF close race. to be meas
ured or forfeit,
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BROOKLYN BEATS CHICAGO
,,,ry. WITH GOOD SUPPORT
AbDD ,vrpEs FIVE GAME.

,..., Men BrenN Their Tie with the
Een ,.s.,nbIns Washington Dore at =
'..,,i,. aud -. Louis Forfe,ts 20
!,o,,,,.ore Aner Playing Twelve Innings.
,.,. .r,vsnted all but three games in the Ma
na," .,Iasouc series yesterday. The Brooklyns,
Sa S oA.f I'M, s ssss Ss'y thea. s%. s spSis9 %sS ss
the v" v,shi.s for seventh place. The Washing
Pm. @r outpontinG tho Louisvies, drew further
tonN y, Sr, Tho New Yorks. who couldn't meet
the ',n,, an unexpected stumbling block in
NOR m or. For twelve innings Won der Ahe's
o. N ada tho champions fight hard to win.
Ts.n 1SS in the thirteenth inning St Louis refused
~ ",s uroc.cd. claiming that it was too dark, and
r.r ms was declared forfeited TO Baltimore
=, % , scoro otetoo The result't
p,vOtyn Q; oaicnso,0.
W,,Nlnrtou, 8; Louisville, '.
baltimore, .; ST. Louis, o. rorfeited0
Al Pittsburgh Rain.
At CIncinnati-Wet grounds.
At Cleveland-w grounda
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Nrn.hnionrh,s 1nnndicnn.

MILWAUKEE, July aA-The first accident OF the meet.
ing occurred in the second to-day, when Majesta
plippcd on the muddy track aud fell injuring leg.
Jockey I. Chhlres was thrown. but escaped nJurlea
huskSionFe won the milwaukee, Traction Handicap.
beating soun1e, the favorite. Summaries;
TO o, wpn; Dick Behan, ll0 III. DaVse to 8, sec.
ond; Wild Arab, 100 DUNN, 20 to 1, third. Time,
l:BB.
second Racs-Fve furonss, FiEleat, lily iE. Jones,,
Sister Adele, 100 icHuRh), to l. third. Time, 07.
Third Rnceoslx furl9nEs b9ubie 9uisk; S7 Beau.
second Mamie O., 90 (E. Jones) to 1, third. Time,
1:2i.
Fourth Race-Mliwaukee Traction Handicap; one
mile MuskalonEe, LOT e. Jonssl to I, won; sounie
l0t tMorganl to B. seconds Pafoa e5 IT. Burns), 10
TO I, third. Time, 47A.
Fifth Rnce-Sx furlongs Rmbryo, 80 "a. Barrett),
10 to l, won; Farley, lie lMorgan), to q, second;
Timorhh. 81 (Ryanj, so to 1, third. Time. l:92.
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CLIFTON CoLLEGR-
p.,,sas,.h,. crleheters Load at Halifax.

HALIFAX, July e4.-The Philadelphia cricketers
scored 100 runs to-day In their first inning against
the combined Halifax team the home men making
10. They will be compelled TO follow at the bat
tomorrow. PATTERSON of the visitors was again un
Fortunate being retired for seven runs. Three
pbuadeIrhians Biddle, Downs, and p. H.. Clarke
scnraI Ia9 runs between them, Biddle getting o3
Downs IS. and P. H. Clarke 90; The neiding OF
TO To- that OF the PhiladelphIans. Nor was the Hall
fax bowling. excepting the work OF Prentice equal
Erenoh made between them 80 OF the 20 runs
scored by the Halifax players.
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News from the Horse World.

PROVIDENCE. July 24.-rhe announcement is m ade
that there will be no more running Faces at Mar
raBansett Per J. NJ. Crosby OF Boston had
lease OF tho track and held several meetings Tho
decision was reached because of the refusal Of the
Jockey Club to-Rrant a license.
HAvERHui, July 24.-Mart Demarest the well.
known reinsman. has secured q lease OF the emo.
sea trottins park in this city. The arrangements
for the deal were completed to-day. Demarest
announces that during the rest OF tho season he
Will conduct circuit meets at the track.
DETROIT, July 2I.-The rain which interfered
with the harness racing at Crosse Ponte yester-
day continued during the night and this morning
and today's programme was postponed until 10.
morrow. II the track 10 In condition the racing
will begin in the morning, SO that all the events
can be decided.
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Winners nc Lntoni>.

LAros1i. July eA-The following arc the summaries
First Rsce"one mile. King Charlie 8 to l and to
q won; Llsmore ? to place. seconds Hot stun,
Second Race Five eishths of a mile. Imp. even and
to o, won: Black Heart, y to place, second; Char
lotta c. third Time. l:O65l
Third Race Three quarters Of milo Strathrcel,
to b and to 8, wou Twinkle to place, second;
Dooggrn, third. Time. l:2O4
Fourth Race-One mile and hfty ynrdS Jamboree
2 to and to- won: Gretchen to5 place. second
Annie NJ. third. Time, l5p.
to anu 8 to s. won; The Cockney. 9 TO place. SEQ
ond: Gray Eclipse. third. Time. 1:07A.
Sixth Race-One mile. Chicot to and even
won; Elixbert, to place, second: Lebanjo. third
Time. 80.
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Mayor wurster and tho Surf Athletic Club

Mayor Wurster of Brooklyn has taken an ap-
peal from the decision of Justice Osborne Of the
Supreme Court, which directed him to grant
frst-class theatre license to the Surf Athletic
Club of Coney Island. Tho appeal will not be
heard before October. but as Justice Osborne
granted a mandam us. the appeal will not act as
q stay. and pending the final decision the club
may get its license temporarily. To accomplish
this II possible, Justice Osborne. on tho applca-
ton Of the club. has given an order directing
Mayor Wurster TO show cause why he should
not be punished for contempt for diSobeying the
mandAmus.
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CRICK EFT.
Clifton College Scores 400 Runs for Two
Wickets Against MaverIord.

Wickets AGnlnst HaVeFIord.
BRISTOL, England, July 2t.-The Haverford
College cricketers arrived here to-day from
Etonand started a two days match with Cliff
ton College. This is an institution in the county
of the -Gloucestershire-noted for Its
great batting ability. The homo team won the
TOSS and decided to bnt on splendid wicket.
II was not long before the batSmen began to de-
liRht an immense crowd. After Notion and
Simpson had been retired. steinthal and Pix
ington began remark able partnership. Capt
Lester tried change after change In the bowling
without effect, and It wa was nc, not long before "a z
rous1E cheer .na sso anan hna not
into three figuros. while Steinthal. by tremen-
dous hitting and rapid scoring. passed the 200
mark Soon after this play ceased for tho day,
an even 400 runs being scored for two wickets.
The score:
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A Heavy Track at Lakeside.

CHICAGO. July 2i.-The going was very heavy at
Lakeside to day but that did not preyeEt the talent
from picking four fayorltes ou! of SIX; summaries
, tlrst kaee-Ssteneighths OF a mile Mr., Dunlap.
80 TO /. second; Collector, lO7 lw. Jones', 4 TO T.
second Race- Nihe. 81 Xtesnths of mile Fife, IFS
lw. Jonss). even, woni Tnness. l0s dorsey, 10 10
l:OOA.
Third RAce-ThreequArteFs Of Q mile. Alysrado
bOa u 6hieldSl. 10 4 won. LnJpscIoE Hunt ii0 10
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were tnhnIos July 2i.-washIngton baseball fans
eject thnta ms evening over statement to the
tauiey are ;, IhahagtrCapt Joyce and Catcher Nc.
s I0 % TRACED for Lave Cross aud Grady OF
had been nn ppnih' II was announced that this deal
And All panttp tpl several weeks between Earl Wagner
which n m"En ana conclusion had been reached by
sOhau elhched the matter N ''e'p"'@
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Earned runs-st Louis 8: Baltimore, o. Two-base
n. saIR.ennlnss R,, ponneiy t2 Turner Conpor. Bro
rot Mcfarland Sacrifice hits-Neyers Keeler, Bro
dc stolen 6ases-Dowd KeeIer (sj. Kelly. Jennings
DOYLE Double piays-Doye (unassisted); Hotter, Jen.
nningS and Doyle: Jennings and Doyle: Douglas and
pora. 1rst base on oal's-On Donahue. Q: on Hof.
ieI Ht BY pitched bal!-Brodie Meyers Struck
2ot.By Donahue. 4: by Honer, 8. Passed baIl-Mo.
Suiand Cmpire-Emslie. Times hourA
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second; Walter Fels, 15 yards, third. Time.
minutes 10 seconds.


Tho Harlem wheelmen intend to hold coast
ing contest next month.
The Bayonne Rowing Association Wheemen will
bold century run to Piainneld ana return on
The vsrmons Wheel club viii hold its an, annual
run: Amateur-one mile, novice; one mile, open;
Half mile. handicap; half mile, open one mile.
open.
Bicycle Park IN this city this afternoon: one re,
novice; one mile, handicap; two miles, handicap;
The Harlem Wheelmcn contemplate taking part
in the bicycle parade to be held III Boston on aug.
The Alcyone Cyclers OF Elizabeth will hold an
Illuminated bicycle parade on Thursday, July so.
womans wheel best decorated mans wheel. and
the club having the greatest number OF men in line.
\ of the Meriden Wheel club on Aug. 80: one mile,
$3.50 class; one mile, handicap. half mite, open,
mile, handicap. profess s!oaai; half nitIe open;
mile, open, professionals one mile, open; one mile,
The annual club road races of the East Orange
cyelers VIII be hGd ,, on Aug ~. , o.,
lowing club runs for August: 2, Asbnry Park; 8,
Bath Beach; 10, Bye Beach; 2s, Rockaway Beach;
osng1y WnsemGn of this nS Gts preparing
" bs sa. n0 oranEs As cSces ho tandem
a national L. A. w. bicycle meet will be held
woodlawn oval Saratoga, Aug. %. under the aus.
p!ces OF the Saratoga Good Roads ASSOCIATION.
The Capitol Wheel Club OF Hartford will give a
big bicyclemeet on saturday. Sept l@, at the Gen
a twenty mile road race. Diamonds will be
awarded as prizes.
OF the New York Athletic Club, the noted long dis.
tance b,cyclist, who was to have started at
twenty four uour bicycle record mis- own OF s0S
miles. was compelled TO abandon the attempt on
account of rain. Evans Intended to make tho at-
tempt on the roads from this city. TO rlanneld
and h Sns bSs S said n be- haze dc 70
cover 400 miles an the time specified.
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The lHsra Defeats the Asahl by Ten See
ond8.

NEwfoRr. July e4.-Ralph N. Elss Hera won the
for 80 footers to-day. The wind light at tho
start but gradually increased and blew heavily at
the close. Tho course twice over o triangle
within the bay, distance OF fifteen mlles. The Hera
made the gain that gave tho race to her very early
owner Ellis thought he saw wind under tho
Connecticut shore and went after IT. He not only
got breeze. but nice tide advantage, and turned
Blshops Buoy thirty three seconds ahead oil Bayard
Thaysrs Asahi, which was sailed by Nat watson Tho
latter began to close the gap tho wind increased,
And only ten seconds beh nd the Hera the fin.
ish The nrst round was made BY the Hera Mt
ro 4:l3;b0.
The boas held these relative positions on the SEQ
ond round through the gap between the Hera and
Asah and the others increased the race
On whole the conditions were very unsatisfatcory
ths wind being light at the start that took three
quarters OF an hour to sail the rst log OF the nrst
round: BesIae it rained nearly all the time. Sum.
mary followBi
Il
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rsrned runs-chicago, 9; Brooklyn. =. First base
b. efror-Broeklyn, left on, on ba%sssvtCh!css9. % y:
BROOKLYN. S. First base on balis,oT Friend, 81 on
Anderson Grimm; sAnds sSGrlGe niteGElm rim
eop-n and Lschanre. Hit by pltcher-By Friend ..
VIVA pltch-Frlend. Umpre-Lynch. Time-2:lo.
WASHINGTON, s; LOUISVILLE. {.
huntsville, July 2i.-Lou'svile and Washington
oisysd A postponed game to-day, Washington won
T TbunrhinE hits in the seventh and eighth inninga
IA Attendance was 500, The score:
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Now England League,

Lewiston-Lewiston. z; Portland, 1.
a. banSOr- Bangor. l2; Augusta, 2.
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THE RECORD.


ca,c,oo July 24.-Brooklyn broke Chicago's
-,,n,no streak by taking an uniuteresting
..,nA The ground was soft and good playing
-, a. ,mnosslble. A muff by Ryan netted five
rups in tho second inpins Attendance 1000.
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ST. Loun July 2L-The Browns lost to-day's eame
when Umpire Emsie gave IL TO Baltimore In the trst
part OF the thirteenth inning by the OF to o.
because they would not Geld batted balls which they
could not see Up the twelfth It the best game
esen here iu years. President Won Der Abe has iied
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Harness RaeIne at Mystic Parn.

BOSTON, July e4.-There was increased attend
ance at Mystic Park to-day Tho first race, p:l8 trot
was won hands down by Nosegay. The e :0s pace had
lvely field OF starters and all three heata well
contested Belle G. had little dfnoulty in winning tho
e28 trot The ~ pace we'll split mp, and after
Pussy Cat Winfield and Carrie II. hac each won q
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ro,al......7lsa4le Totals.....s IL '7slI >
sf,lnomsn for nterfertDR

1oahville ...,.......,......v ! O-7
Earned runs-Loulsvtlle, s; Washington. 4. First
base BY Louisville. 81 Washington.;S Left
beses-Louisville. :; Washington, l. First base on
b,lls-on Cunningham 8; on McJames, g. Struck
out-By Cunningham, q by McJames, 5. Three-hase
his-McCreery Cunnlnsham Two-base hits-Mr-
Creery, Rogers, selbach. Sacrifice hits-Rogers, Me-
{arland, NrJames Stolen bases-Nicklin. Crooks,
Killer. Double p,ays-Mller and Clngman. Wild
pitch -MeJames Passed balls-Miller. MCGUIRE. Um
hlre-Betts- Tme-2:l7.
The sun., 1896-07-25
Atlantic League.
Eastern League.
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An games postponed on account of rain.