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ORNAMENT WINS HANDILY Z.
He Rompa Home In the 70. Louie Derby Six
Lengths In Front or Buekvidere.

Leugi his In Front or Buckvtdere-
sr. LOUIS. Juno 2e.-Twenty thousand ad.
mirers of the thoroughbred saw Ornament. the
peerless son OF imp. Order-victorene. win the
great $4,000 st. Louis Derby In q walk this
afternoon at the Fair Grounds. A majority of
the largo crowd had pinned their faith
and their dollars on Typhoon H.. essentially
u ST. Louis horse. Ornament and Typhoon II.
had met in the Kentucky Derby. and the latter
won In a drive by q neck. But the track was
not so heavy nor the distance SO long on that
occasion as to-day.
The victories of both cracks had been so inn
presslve since that the %shrewdest handicappers
were puzzled to pick the winner. As an indica-
ton Of the estimate placed upon the relative
chances Of the two. the opening betting on
Ornament was even money, while g TO B was
quoted against Typhoon II. Buckvidere, the
deal o. money was wagered on both Ornament
Ornament . 70 10. Typhoon II. IL to 10. Buck:
When sent away Buckvidere was in the lead,
Typhoon II. second, and Ornament third. At
Wit p o.namen hy ONE length Seforss the o ,Snf
d Il; led thr ss isnss.A. a e isaE'',o l w1'a R pist Cd
and at T fs1 s%F9 Joke" * ' diS th SIX san' 'SF'f BYsh % psas;
running easy. ne K and neck. Slaughter cut
the turn short with Buckvidere and closed on
the leaders, but at a big sacrifice in the heavy
going. At the mile Ornament forged to the front
Without much e%xertion. and led by a length.
track himself. Buckvidere was third. two
lengths away. At the mile and a quarter Orna-
ment still led by "A length md WIS running easy.
Typhoon III. was In trouble. Slaughter again
rushed Buckvidere through IA qungmire to cut
the turn short and mako up some ground. Orna.
creased hia lead TO two lengths at the hend Of
the stretch, while Buckvidere passed the tired
Typhoon II.
mere exercise gallop ior Ornament, the big and
shspely chestnut colt winning rs he pleased by
six lengths. Buckvidere heat Typhoon ii. three
len sths for the place. The time. .2:5l, indicates
the heav condition OF The track
of the days races:
First Race-onc mtie.-C. s. Bush. i07 Foucon). 10
70 /, won; Garnett Ripple, l0e DEAN. 80 to l. SEQ
| oud: Bob White, 100 toreene). y to o. third. Time.
1861.
cslaughterJ, 3 10 /. second; Moralist, iO7 tfoucon). 8
to |, third. Time. l;5Hla.
Third Race-one mile and q sixteenth. -Damocles.
on Preston. 5 to !, won; La sy. 70 Kittleyl. to l.
second; David, ss (coomLsl. 8 to .. third Time.
Fourth Racr-st. Louis Derby. value $4,000; three
year,uids; one mile an a half.-Ornam.nt le7 CLAY
tom. y 10 10. won. Buck yidere. 80 (Sltnghterl. IL
70 | .scond; ~Typhoon H. lso (darnrr)' lot to l.
Fifth Ra ,e-one mile and seven yards Behan.
III we strrJ. . To /, won; 4. +. @ l07 tBonnerl. y
to /. second; ia K Bradley. los Gnnes). 8 to l. third.
Sixth a,e-one mile Gold Top. iol (Jones). 8 70
!. won RoVal Choice, ITO l0arncr). : to !, seconi
Mamie LIS Sister. % 70. Coombs). D TO Q. third
Time. l;492.
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CINCINNATI. June 2s.-The Hotel Handicap. always
an esp ,ciaily popular event OF the .LAtonia spring
meeting. together " tn the announ ed match race be-
tween I'll 0 and 30 ,nerscs. drew one Of the bes:
crowds Of the = ason to-day. The match was declared
OIL. u -duigan deciiuinR to allow ! oan"rges TO meet
Turney BROTHERS crack. and ~forfeitIng 500. The
han Heap W ~ taken by DR.. McLean's Loki. the favor
lite. summary:
First Race-one mile Ell Toro. loi Murray Q 20 !.
won; J. 2. B., lOl (Morrtson). 2 to |. secondi Vel.
..lg:on. q. iE,rrsT;. 9 &c :. III -: Tine. !:t!..
Second Race-Five furlongs. -MtcIve ITO tGard-
ner), even, won; Rastos. no tTlompsonl. go to J..
second. Chicopee. i06 (Morrison). IL to l. third.
Time. l;o8.
Third Race.-ope mile.-white Oak. 1903 (Morrison).
4 TO /. won; oileau. 80 (Burnsl. 90 To- !. se'ond; Hats
on, 95 CTupae), 8 to |, third. Time. 1881.
Fourth Race-Hotel Handicapt one mile and . six.
t~eenth.-Loki. Nv lHilD. b TO 8. won; Ben Holiday,
III jOvertonj. I2 ~ 8. second. Byron McCleAland. lO5
Murrtson). 7 TO o, third. Time, LAS.
FIith Race-Ftve furlongs--Flora Lodee. 100 CRetn),
even. won; Il amor Hoimea. ll3 tOvertonh, 8 10 8.
second; Flora Rose. 90 (hurrayI 100 TO l. third.
Time. l:o8s.
Sixth Race-Deolared OF.
Seventh Racr-One mile. -Oscuro, e5 Hosken. 30
TO /, won; orimsr 100 (Ever-tt). o to 8; second; Ban.
quo L.. % Burn :. 8 to /. third. Time. l:&as-
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rHR RECORD


NEW YORK, o; WARRINGTON, l-FLRsT GAME.
Asa an,ns ,1Sic J Wss Is;wTao , Ssw fS Saain ,o0 10
theil iaurels, hut leaving gloom, in heir wake.
For i've hours 8 1000 p, ople watched the proceed.
&e arst inning Of the drst game that they could
Was win suiien despair that he crowd watched
the vi,tors pile up run .,fter run and make mon
opened many pre- iictel q cluster OF Victories ior
hoped for an wen break; Fifty New York ?, RIOTERS
cept.on OF a few str. So, ers here and there. they
were the only ones who hoped for a New York
victory. s,
for the local grounds, only two safe hits being
fu n6in up the h air three TIMES in an ehort to 10 ate
his curves and drop balls. King pit he'd a steady
game. but the sfspport, T Srs, s snSRe ,Ss s Ssn hail hall
SS ass. a is% Ss@ os'f in "" WitRous diaieaffsSy. Davis
near being caught mapping BY Tommy Tucker;
Lynch could not see II that way, ana this started
ne k Yo.s RSs 81 osed lag again. Sending warner around
eighth. when Van Haltren. Herman. Holmes.
I This 'enSei it SO tar as New, York was con.
eerned. The only score made o{ washington
scrstch and making bis Way to tho home plate
after stealing second. The work OF the homo
t sHis' ,bs E Sslyyh P0S Sho TT sops seemed ssmfs;d pe teie %
handle the ball and made two disastrous errors.
OBrien b I'd a bad case OF fumbles also. Not one
OF the team seemed able to get his lamps on the
ball, although Farrell located 1t for a c.ean sin
Gle ami Reilly stretched q long single into q
double.
The fielding OF the New York team was OF the
gilt edged order. Gleason did especially well,
accepting all chances and making three put
outs and four rssIsts. The stick work WAS also
root, every man on the te I'M, except Homes,
having one or more hits to his credit. When
this game closed with the score standing 9 to ]
oyery one present was willing to admit that the
visitors were playing pe~nnant-winning ball
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.JoyCE'S DOUBLE VICTORY.
xrW YoRKs WIN TWO GAMES FROM
THE WASHING IONS.

..,uour and Sullivan Pitch Fine B~ail-nrook-
i'm. pereat the Observation-Disclosures
Nybu.vnsh tho ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, Chi.
r,ro and PItthburE the Other Winnern.
The New Yorks deserve a royal reception
wbcn thew come back to the Polo Grounds to-
morrow to play the champion Baltimorcs. Out
NJ eight games played away from home during
the past week they won six. their double VIC
tory over tho washingtons yesterday being q
nost crediunble performance. They are still In
sourtb place, twenty-six points behind the Gin
einnntis, but ms they arc playing strong ball
they are liable TO forge ahead at any time Tho
Brooklyns won a close gnme from the Philadel.
phias. and are still 6fth, but the Pittsburgh are
close behind them by virtue OF their victory over
81. Louis. Tho Baltimores applied the white
wash brush to the Dostons. and cut their lead
down to twenty-five points. Cincinnati had q
cinch with the Louisvilles, and tho Chicagos
had an easy task to outplay the Clovelands.
The results:
New York, 0, Warrington. I Cnrst ganiel
Sew York. 10; Washington. o seoond gams).
brooklyn. 8; Philadelphia, Q.
Baltimore. 1t boston, o.
Cincinnati. Z; Louisville, I.
Chicago. v; Cleveland. ..
Pittsburg. o; st. Louis, 0.
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r. Il. Cabot and Mrs.
On the Ea.e1 County Llnks.

ORANGE. June 26.-Good scores were the rule
to-day in the play on the links Of the Essex
County Country Club for the June cup. The
play was spirited, and some new players went
over the course to determine their handicap.
The lowest score yet made for the cup was
turned In by Manton B. Metcalf. who went over
the course twice, With a handicap Of 8 on the
second turn. he got a net score of SO. This score
will result in some Of the other crack players
OF the club turning out in force next week, as
the competition win close on Wednesday.
Nearly all OF today's players turned In their
Golf Committee to impose a penalty upon all
who go over the course and fail TO report their
cards. The scores:
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DETROIT. June 28.-T The talent broke even to-day a.
Highland Park. II was q saturday crowd. with q hno
day aud u fast track. ~uMmarie
First Raee-slx urlons..-Leonire 100 Ross. 10 70
1. won; Heur ca, io7 SMITH. Q To l. second; Bensotta.
los CJones). Z ~ |, third. Time. 1919.
second Racc-Five furionxs.-hystery. ioe ON.
burn), = to |, won; Katie H., ITO tsheedyl, I to I,
second, Ma Ang line. ioo Turner). 0 20 b. third.
Time. l;o9.
100 DUNN. 3 to .. won; Bill Ellaun, l01 (sherlandh
8 TO l. second: DR.. Work. rs (CAmpoelD. b to l, third.
Time, li2sla. -.
Fourth Race-si1 fnrionss:.Paul artsgs, 100
tJones), l 70 Q, won; Ulyssea. ITO Qrvtn2). 8 20 D,
second: Myth. ioi Csheriand). l2 to l. third. Time.
l:l5.
Firth Race-Fi~o furlongs.-Laverock. ITO fwaikerl.
Q to b. won; Aunt Bird. 10 (Sixon). u to !. second
Margaret Jane. VS. (Bunn,. 10 to l. third. Time. l:oS.
beilJ. > to l. won; The Duchras, l03 driving. . 70 2.
secon Springtime. l0% Gones). Q to l. third. Time,
l.kSL
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Phil pal,. Dr.. Wins tne erana sus,l.e Handicap

Phil Daily. Jr.. Wins the Grand Jubilee Handicap
LONG BRANCH. June 26.-Elkwood Park was
the scene OF a number of interesting matches at
live birds this afternoon. Tho principal event,
the Grand Jubilee Handicap. was won by Phil
DAILY, Jr.. with nineteen kills. His twelfth bird.
a rapid driver. WAS the only one to get away.
Robert Toland OF the Riyerton Gun Club. Phila-
delphia, captured second money with eighteen
kills. Band Ballard scored his usual luck, hn.
ishing with seventeen kills and one dead out OF
bounds. Clarence Dolan did not finish. A fast
A strong wind was blowing at the time. Sum-
maries:
MissEaad Ont, o. Entrance-Ballard and DAILY. Il
Toland, 2; Dolan, O. Pure divided.
Ten Birds, . 10 Entranor-Ballard q; DAILY, o. Dolau
and TolAnd. 8 each. The latter two 1d not nnIsh.
4; Ballard; twitidrew on the third roundI. polAn
Grand Jubii Q Handicap, go Birds Each. SEQ En-.
Yard. il; To,snd, as , rds, ia; ballard. go Yard,
II; Dolan, 80 yards, did NOT nnisn.
Ten Blris. elO Entrance-Ballard 80 yards, o.
DAILY. q. Dolan and Tosand did uot nnish.
land, 81 Rslari T.. The latter did not hnish.
T n birds. $40 Entrancs-Daly 8; Dolan. Ballard.
, and Tolsnd did not nnish.
ELIZABETH. June 28.-The first OF the club
championships was decided this afternoon at
the Suburban Club traps. this city. and was won
easily by j h. Smith. The shooting YVES at atty
targets, unknown traps. unknown angles. The
scores:
smith, 90; Batter, SO; Eaton. si' salser. SO, Adel'
berg, ga; Ross, 81.
The Suburban Club team will soon shoot q
match with the crack Peeksk II Club.
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mvN6ros. 10; sEwARK. z.
NEWARK, June ~es.-Neariy 1000 persons went to
shooting Park t,dAy TO witness the ba ball game
famous On the diamond nearly forty years go. A
majo. " Of the players. are now granifathcrs; ma.
o, eonr = ,.tns ~ way in which some OF them showed
up. Af.er Ave innings all were tired out and willing
70 quit. The score'
.Ey,aSt n...".":""".:." 81 g !
BA,tsriss-wa alters and Farrow' Fallouts. FORD
Preston, and Osborne.
AT onoroSA rARK.
s s.Ssyb a@:::":ss SqSiSSH.oo --iisa W
Barteriss-Tagurt and Adtlr; Stewart and o'NeiL
At GAREERsvnLE.
e S.rp nsS,. eoiii::S :"ee J ! 1885, %
Bartsriss-Murphy and Slater; Duny. Baker. and
AulhALl-
H Nss : @ssd A +. Ell: "a SSsfd6 9 S--'SS g :
Ba,tsrtss-Tirreli and Wood; westsrvelt and Rus
90" At SOUTH ORANGE.
e esS.s cssss Z res &C. 9 9 % IS s
BA,teries-Howell and Chadwslli ChArd and Grady
AT oRAAoE.
orrns ron a, o."...SS 9 % Z 8
Batteriss-westsrvelt and %RsmminSi Castro and
Wiley.
ssq o1a.1F.,;iiis:.. 55 SGsSSiSS- % g 3
Batterlss-Hooksr and MoOrsi Nullin and PAtchin'
AT BoOHToE.
E sssssss.! a: o::::s sS6iSSs.,!-- Is Il :
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J. J. B.-No.

- B.-No.
@. W. S.-Not that we know Of.
j. P.-Best four out Of seven games.
A.c. w.-Prinreton. Harvard. Brown; Yale. and
Pennsylvania
Frank Bnnuard.-Yes, II the batsman reaches nFyt
base attsrwArd.
A. W. ST.. Nichols and Bergen Of tho Bossons. q.
Mcjuire. 8. Rusie.
The Genuine Cuban Giants and Kid Carsey's team
will play 4 return game to-day nj Weehawk, n.
Rcalrr.-Rust has been n National League pitcher
since the ,easou OF 1889. indianapolis was In tho
League then.
An Old Leaguer.-l. The Brooklyns have not won .
gam from the New Yorks this season. Q. He says
&c Is 8 year. old. 3. str. l.. II Is : hard ia1;;c; 70
decide. 8. We cannot say.
ORANGE, June 2G.-The Orange Athletic Club base
ball nine has Sc "ur u the services N stephens the left.
hand twirier no pl yed sucl good ball for the Orange
team last season He will max, his appearance uoxt
week. The Australian baseball nine will play the
o. A. C. on the Oval n It Thursd ~. and uext saturday
the Orange boys will line up against The Montciair A.. O.
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TN. winners a, shsmela Park.

CHICAGO. June e8.-But two f%avorit,s won out in
today's races US Shenield Park. and these were not
especially strong In the betting, Summaries:
First Hace-six and One'hali urlonss.-Jerse Lad.
soar, 10 to |. second; Cora Hayill. iO7 (Gouin), q to l,
sscond Race-Fiye furlongs.-ofncials. lo4 Ct, Nc
Hugh), : to 3. " n; Hardly, 1903 "A, Barrett; 20 p
second The Professor. i4 tCaywood)' TO l. third.
Third Race-Five and a half furlongs Abuse NJ
"A. Bnrrettl, 4 to 8, won; Lone Prince |. Z TO ! sec
ond, Lew Hopper. i07 Caywood). o to |. third. Time
l:O7L, n.
rattl. o 10 s, won; Ben Waddell. i0D (Gonin). 2 to y.
second; Mandoilna, 1908 CAyw"odh 0 to q. third.
Filth r ,cr-Slx and one.half furlongs' Corduroy.
l0a q cott, 10 to |, won: ~Incitatus, ioi n. Clay, o
TO 3, second; Lady DIXON. iOS (R. ArmHtronSl' 70 l.
- xth Observation-Disclosures short course. shout one
and a quarter miles: Del Corro do, l2gL "a JAcksonl
Ii to i, won war lance. Jr, l2Sa tHsrperl. 40 20 l.
30 . d HA nmond. l2o uAwiess)' 40 10 l. thiru'
Time, 2:5l.
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Hicks wilma the Prast Cup.

GLEN COVE. June 26.-In the last weekly han
dicap for the first cup offered BY II. L Pratt
O.. O. Gates, 10. IL. 1903. was the winner. with
J. b. c. Tappan. liz. 8. 100. second. The result
gave Gates three wins in the seventeen contests
OF the series. but he lie still one less than w. l.
Hicks. who will receive the cup. Next Saturday
play begins under the same conditions for
another cup presented by the same donor. The
monthly handicap was also decided. The class
A scores were:
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and ESQ to third, last i've and . half furionSs Futu-
il Bsnnets biz. o. wild Warrior. by rroquois-
Brunette; iss ~ (S,T n}o ;,ii;n ;Sas fthrsr Isiibr...
4 L. Gravss'a b, 0. Commerce, ls2 iPetkins)....".,s
wasteful, Athamas, SybAris, Lucid, Gov. BUSHNELL,
whistling Con, Ella DAILY, syrinx. and Naviculine
also ran
Betting-AEainst wastetui, 2 to II Lucid and olo-
rian, each I TO II Wild Warrior. o to l; Sybaris, = 70
Ii Commercs, 10 to l Navieuiine. Coy; Bushnsil: ana
each 90 TO I; Athamns, 100 TO 1.
SIXTH RACE.
scrip,ion Of Sio each; purse 5000. OF which sioo TO
the second and 900 to the thirds six furlongs, on main
+. welsh's b. q. polando. 4. by Powhatan.Barbiche.
NJ! co. Setts 81. g. zanone. 1, iiioh6; Go'ieafyi....,... 9
J. ]. McCnfferty's oh. h. Gotham, o, III lMcCanerty) D
Beaufort, Titmouse. Illusion, Mingo II, Warrington,
ARitator. Refugee. lambert. Ross o, Domitor, and DIT.
Time, 1;1A Q-B.
Betting; Against Doisndo, ata to i Gotham, 70 l;
Agttator, 8 to II 2anone, 0 to u Iluaion ana har.
rinaton, esch ~ to I; Beaufort, Refugee. Lambont
40 to /: Mingo II. and Titmouse. each 100 to !.
SEVENTH RACE
For tourysaroids and over; FREQ handicap. steepie.
chase; by subscription OF $40 eachi pure 5000. OF
witch sioo to the second and $50 TO the thirdi short
Ed Va ms Oh. q. Mars chan. aged. by clroa.sian-
dam unknown, lao CM.ral"..x.m.;""...I.;;sl
J. q. Frothingham. Jr.'s. oh. G, Latitude. aged. las ,
MS fst s. Z. 'Hiiildrsti;: b. 4. TuIsdo. syed, ityT. owens. o
Mil Boy and Beaumont fell and did not finish
Time. t;5p.
~Bettiug-Agalnst Mil Boy. 10 o. MARI Chan. . to
1, Latitude. Z 70 II Tuxedo, b TO II Beaumont 30
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Richuona County Country Club Opening.

One Of the most successful Rollng features
from the social standpoint ever held on Staten
Island was the mixed foursomes to inaugurate
the opening OF the new links and home Of the
Richmond County Country Club yesterday.
There was a crush Of visitors. and the players
were followed from tee to tee by many groups
OF interested onlookers. The Furnishings and
arrangement Of the new house uerc greatly ac.
mired. Tho
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PUTTING GOLF AT ARDSLEY
LARGE FIELDS IN The CONTFSTS
FOR THE REMINGTON CUPS.

Mrs. EIdridEo Captures tho Wousen's Prtpe-
Kecch and worcester we Tor the Won's
Troph, -Anothrr Tie In the Ciaus A Division
OF the Handicap nrtween Brooke and Paton.
A new style Of golf competition at the Ardsley
Club, a putting match, brought out q large hum-
Der OF entries yesterday. The match was on q
special putting links. q plot OF lawn little larger
than a croquet ground, on which six holes were
placed at distances Of sixty feet apart Each
player made two circuits Of the putting course.
Stimies were barred, and, after the hrst
stroke, the 1ags were lifted from each hole.
As at croquet. the women were gay In
summer frocks and hats, but the men wore their
ordinary golhng suits. Many Of the women
wore rcd golf jackets, the brilliant color making
vivid contrast with their white gowns. The
putting ground was marked out close to the
voranda Of the clubhouse. which was rowded
with onlookcrs. The priEes were two silver
cups. presented by r. r. Remington.
There was a tic In both the mems and won6n'b
putting c~ontests. The men made the best cards.
the leaders tieing at twenty-nine. as followsi
7; D !. k Worcester: sssssssssss- ssSs
The men will play OF on Monday. The women
who tied played again, Mrs.. Eldridge winning
with thirty.four To Miss Edith Gould's fortvs
two. The scores:
MEMS PUTTING NAToH.
,d r B. a., K1 SSIsns 80; VI s;oo i T q, T. 4 s nss = 81, *
ooShfane. 49, ". 8. BROOKS, SO: 4: s: Jearsy. hsI.hS.
W. Winston. SO; N. s. patton. 81, =. Denney, o1Lg.
l. Eldri 'ge. ~, 4. 9: KetchuT. g., . p Taisr. ~
Grimm, SO. ]. Fl. McCul ough. BS, p. D. Pavey. oBi J.
G. Parrish, So: p. 9lbert Thebaud. 80, J. ]. Terry.
Jr. 81; VI. E. Billines. 81, u. q. JaGrey. e7t Al.
Goodbody. 40.
woMEN's PUTTING " ATcR.
Mrs. 2. L. Eldridge, 80, Miss Edith Gould, So Nir9
Frasier, "a, Mrs J. T. Terry, Jr.. 81, nr. 0ft1an, ebs
Miss Ethel Gould. SO; Miss Anna Archbold. 90. Mrt
II. n. Van Buren,. 80, Miss Fechen, 80; Misc nnyiek
o.; Mr.. Corhrane. 81 NM Frost. 81, Mr. ssstssisS
90; Miss Marie Hewitt, 8e; Miss Janray, 8oJ Mica
Nina Hewitt. 80, Miss Barron. 80, Mrh Patton. ~.
Ties were quito tho order OF tho day. lot
Brooks and Patton came In all even. In tho oisqa
second round was very pretty goldnG:. Teller,
although he made bis arst round within twp
man too ard uous to enable him to win. B.Ds
Chrystie won somewhat easily In olass b Thu
cards follow:
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Accident TO a Golfer.

VIII Tucker, tho professional at the St
Andrews Golf Club and one OF the best known
golfers In the country, may be unable to play
again for some time as the result OF Injuries
received In a runa way on Friday. Tucker WAS
Andrews grounds in q Rht blackboard when
tho horse ran away and he WAS thrown from the
wagon. No bones were broken. but Tucker was
considerably bruised and shaken up.
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Cup Play at Elizabeth.

ELIZABErH. June 26.-The fourth round in the
golf tournament at the Suburban Club this At
ternoon for the Turner-Van Sickle silver cup
was won by Arthur Fisher. John T. Cook he's
won the cup twice and John Price once. The
cup becomes the property Of the person winning
II three timea. Tho scores this afternoOn,
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Lauu. Opened "a. Long lIrauen.

LONG BRANCH, juno 26.-A very high ocean
wind interfered materially with the scoring In
the first OF the weekly hdndicaps for the season
at the Norwood Field Club to-day. The prise IL
a valuable cup, TO be won outright by the player
winning the greater number OF the weekly
matches by Sept. /. The summary:
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po8ToN.
a.
sBatted for Yeager In the ninth inning.

DATED for Yeager in the ninth inning.
Baltimore. ..,......o o o o o o o o III
Earned run-Baltimore. Home run Stencil. sarrt.
nce hit-Yeayer. Frat base ON ~balls-Bo-ton, 2; Baltl.
more, 3. Left on bases-Boston. o, Bal imore. 1.
Struck out-By Corbett, .; by Nichols, l.. Passed
ba~ll-Bowertnan. Hit BY pitched ~ball-GanEei Time
e hours aud 3 minutes. Umplrcs-Emsie and o'Day.
1000.
CINCINNATI. 7; LOUISVILLE, 1.
CINCINNATI. Jun se.-The Loui .villes went down in
q heap before the Cincinn ats to-day through Inability
to hit Bre .~tenstsin. who received excellent support
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r n. earnod-Cincinuati. !; LouisviIl., l.. Two
base hits-Cor or n. STAFFORD. tn chase hits-PeitZ
Breitenstnin. Stolen bases-Beok!ey is). Sacrifice
hits-Irwtn. Rictey. Stru X out-By Breitensteiu. 7,
by Fraser. l.. First base on ball--On Breitenstein. 8:
on Fraser, 9. Left on bases nclnn Il. y; Louis
vile. Z. First . ase on errors-Ctn 'innati. I. Hit by
pitcher-By Frazer. !. Wild ptcn s-Fraser. 9. Um.
Time-2 hours and 5 minutes.
CHICAGO, 0; CLEVELAND. 8.
CHICAGO. June 26.-rhe chicagos won from the In
diana to-day. Clarke. the unive s!ty OF Chicago
pit her. was signed by Clev land and pitched q cred
table game. Danny Friend made his rea pear
ance in q Chicago uniform. and kept the visitors hits
well scattered. The score:
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News from thu Hor.s World.

CHICAGO, juno s6.-Albert Thompson, . jockey.
while attemptlng 20 board an electric car at south
chicago ornd for Sheneld, fell under the wheels.
one leg was 40 badly crushed that amputauou was
necessary. Great = gT I was relt, a. 4A2OSoA was
q fAyorltO and Q race winner.