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TRAP SHOOTING.
Ballard OF Louisville wilma the Country Club
Cup ut ElkwO0d.

Cup ut ElkwOod
LoSo BRANCH, July 3l.-Bland Ballard of
Louisville won . hard-earned victory this after.
noon at the Elkwood Park traps. when he sue
cceded in defeating Daniel J. Bradley and H..
Yale DolAn for tho Country Club Cup honors.
1t was Billiards. first cup victory at the Jersey
traps. and It was q decidedly popular one. After
he returned from the score. killing his twentieth
bird without o break. he was showered with
congratulations.
Murphy was the ~fAvorite to win, with DAILY
and Dolan second and third choices. Ballard
had many admirers. but very few placed conf
dence In his winning. Travis, who finished
with tho leaders ut Hollywood yesterday. re-
tired early. He lost his FIRST. fourth. and ninth
birds. two left quarterers and q driver. and re-
tired: DAILY lost three birds before reaching the
ninth round and withdrew; Patten and BLACK"
retired early, the former after missing three
straight and the latter on the tenth round. hav.
ing lost three birds dead out.
CLANCY" killed straight up to the tenth
round. when through his own negligence the
referee under the rules was compelled to call
Lost bird 'Clancy's" gun failed 10 dis.
charge. lie afterward missed two straight and
withdrew, leavin9 Hoey with one miss and
uolAn. Ballard, Murphy. and Bradley with clean
left-quarterer Hoey lost his eleventh bird. a
left.auarterer. Doian In tho same round scored
MS nrst HISS. u rapid rlRhtquhrteref Murphy
dropped on his thirteenth. a rapid right-quar.
tersr. Bradley and Ballard continued Killing
siriight up 70 tho eighteenth round. when tho
rapid left-Iuartercr. Ballard killed out straight.
The handicap was divided as follows:
Cap honors and ess. ballard; second. Bradley. eos.
third, Dolan. ga.
Two matches were made this afternoon that
will DO decided next week. The frat is n 100
bird race, 800 II side. 80 Yards, bet tween DR..
Gagnon amt Daniel J. Bradley, at ElkwoOd. on
Monday. The second Is a oO-bird match, $50 u
side, between HOey and Gagnon. at HOLLY wood,
on Tuesday. HOey stands at 81 yards and gives
Gagnon two misses as kills. aaRnon shoots at
80 yards. The 81 900 In the Gagnon.Patten
match was posted this afternoon. The shoot
takes place at Elkwood on Aug. 10. Summaries:
First Event-MIsS and out.-Murphy, q; Doian
aud Hoey, . each; Ballard and travis. . each;
BLACK, 2. Culbertson. !; DR., GAgnon and Bradley. v.
second Event-Nlss aud out-Bailard. Bradley,
aud Daily. d each Travis. ); Murphy, 4; PAtten, Z;
yolan. I; HOey. |; culbsrtson. BLACK, and Or. Gag.
Third Event-country Club Cup; go birds. $40 en-.
per cent, TO second. and 10 per cent, to third; high
guns:
81 yards ..,'.... u. sssss ss9es sssss e2e22-so o
30 yards ..,,.. -. a2als sls9a Olaaa aolal-Is 9
Daniel J. Bradley
Fourth EVENT. birds, slo.-DAly. oagnon. Dolan,
Ballard. o eAchi Bradley. u BLACK" I Travis, hur.
'Finsi Event-SIO. mIss and out.-paiy. 10, Hoey.
Ia Bradley. l2i Travis. y; Dolan, GRgnon, ! each;
BLACK" Murphy o.
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Total

The Brooklyn Cricket Club won Its nnt victory over
the cnampiSn Paterson team since the latter has been
teriay at Paterson. the margin being Is rams. W. II.
Rose BOWED in fne form for the winners and secured
inning Of 40, and also took 8 wickets for I; runs. For
Paterson. W. clarkson's ~ was the top score, but v.
Hindle and q. Kerry Also added doubles. The totals
were: Paterson. III; brooklyn, ~.
The Columbia Club played its association cham.
pionship game against the Manhattan second eleven
". Ad IN aud Z. NcEitrtck. who maze 10 each. were
the My douhle.ngure scorers In the nrt inning.
while II, Rushton and W, Beaniali got there iu the
secoud effort. Tho totals were: Manhattan, 40 And
~ for o wickets; Columbia, ~.
The New York Cricket club and the Bridgeport
cut in great shane for the New Works for an Inn ns NJ
40. while c. sheath aided 20 and ]. ID, Ronrke II.
The totals were: Bridgeport, 2si Sew York, los.
The Kings County 81. George Club played an associ'
alton championship game with kcarny on the lStters
grounds ycsteniay. The former gained an easy VIC.
torV. e. 7. Toddings roItnbuted q iari.hit inning of
~ for the winners, while Il, Smith played carefully
for 2:. q. Williams added ~ and r. Fsrrand II,
The total. were Kings county So. George. lii;
Kearny, ~.
The Yorkvil' Club. which has been carrying every.
thing before IL recently At Central Park. received a
C'eaver scorrd 90 for the Winners. The totals were
YorkVille, re: kuseville. 81,
A game which attracted consid rable attention Yes.
bean. and the stamford &, {, the Caribheans arc oil
colored men. who learned the game In the West In.
aiss; J j Ehi Ss' sss ! = shG Su TSsHs ~ .,'S.'' the ssH sS,o y con- on.
trihutors 10 the CRribbeaus' total. while J De silvia
Leans. 40 and 90; Stamford. 80.
The second team Of the New Jersey A. C., which is
givIng the Brooklyn and Paterson teams a great fight
Tor the champ onship ~ the New YORK cHrk- Asso'
Georges Cub ut West New brighton, J. B,lrer
played a hns innings Of :! for th. winner' while 4.
-. The latter was ALSO in great furHl with tie bal.
and secured the exceptional analysis OF wirkcts for
; runs. The totals: New Jersey A.C Second. Isi;
So. Georges {. C., 20.
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brooklyn rors.,.r- a. Athletes.

THr annual festival OF the Associated Courts OF the
Ancitnt order az Forest rs NJ the Eastern pIs'rict Of
Brooklyn was held AZ Eidgcwood Park yesterday. A.
usual. tac g~rtlrt!ng attracted an i'm ncH,e thrOng Of
SPECTATOR. Ire Epmliari
Half Nilc lIun, T., Nrub"r5--NOn - 4 AOkeofe,
Georgr II, Muller second, A, Gugrr 'q:rl Time, .
miuutr1 gNL. E'COG $
lUu.lAui bash, Tor Past Cl,nf EITgrrs-Won by
Iahn Nu lin. A~Ii NAfiOr n Ont. Joseph Russell
IEiri. Tine. ~ SEQ. me-.
lhreC.Mie n,ytl' R."'-N on ~ LOUIS kiChner.
Time, IA niuui"s $50 ~. end,
ShUe kRre-T "a ~ u. uslri 4. boyer second. JO
Leph KNAPP thuI
Ladies' EarS Non ~ Mr.. bIn'Asue' MIS- Noch
second, htSs kuile Went ma
5uYarl Rat agA's D. zoe -N,u u! Joseph sliyI ~
$. MA.Og srrOnd.
IuU.IArd Sac Rara-Npn py Jams GrehAY,i hA
nSjoT .esond. LoUI Suady Dad. I.Hs. a. ss10aaA
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Yachting on sea Cnm.

SEA CLIFF. July 3,.-Finc weather favored the
special regatta OF the Sea Cliff Yacht Club. which
took place this afternoon. A large number OF
clubmen and their friends enjoyed the occasion.
The followin: yachts were in the race:
onawar. Samuel &. PIrie. owner; Gn-sip, C. J. Carl.
sea Cir Yacht C!rut D0,oiisil, Georgr i. Vail: Win
or Lose, ]. L.. Appleny. HrupStesi HaIbor iAohs
clubs Narin. II. II. ttoTIon, Huntington Yacht Z ubt
Gul WV. George A. frrcih. At antlr y ncAt Club; bob
hOy. A. Il. Howe. Hugu' not Nacht clth: Grace; john
~L.aiRtpicn. New Hou l-llrI Presto. 81, r. lIatnrid, Riv.
@raiu cub. SEphthA li,nch.s-Hadie =. q. P1risI
Aidie, l. g. SIi1eI; Clifton. Poilinan brothers Bic
mark, Richard Drcyer; Irene, W, N, NILS.
First prize was awarded to Presto. Win or
Lose was second. First prize in the naphthA
launch class went TO Sadie, with Addie second.
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irish sports Want shArLsy and NaLer to Fivht
IN Ireland.

The sports In Ireland arc much interested In
Tom Sharkoy, who arrived in that country
recently. This Is Toms first vIsI, 10 the lard o:
his birth since he became known TO fame, and
naturally he was royalty received. Ills coming
match with Peter Maher Is the topic OF convor.
sation there just now. and efforts arc already
being made 10 have the two Irish p~ugiIi,ts set
tie their differences In that country. Tho Mem
sunday Uorid of Dublin has the in!lOwipg 10
say regarding the matter:
1T would &c especially gratifying II a meet.
ing between ShaTRey and Maher could ne ar
ranged 10 take place In this country. SO far as
we can SEQ. there is no reason why such u meet.
ing should nov DO brought on. II a suitable
building cannot be Ih'ained, surely a large
marquee could be erected, say. at the tuTragh,
10 aud from which place excursions would no
doubt he run at very cheap fares. with REGARD
would bo easily provided II some gentlemen we
could name would interest themselves in the
matter" ...
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TIE Great apriassr ssa raausasv Thrsusr at
the catheiio Cinh carnea.


Tho annual games OF the Catholic Club OF
Jersey City were held yesterday at Baldwin
Park, Jersey City Heights, in the presence Of
1000 spectators. Aspccial match race at IS
yards had boon arranged between II. J. wcfcrs
and X. ID. Hoffman, Of the New York A. C. Tho
latter. however. did not put in an appearance.
A match was then arranged ct tho Same dis.
lance between woters, his clubmate. Moore, and
heane OF the Catholic Club. the latter two re.
ceaiying, two yards. Wefers won handily.
Tho large entry list made trial heats neces.
mile run: The latter event was won 6y Turner.
being practically the scratch man. lie showed
rare Judgment in moving down his field, bold.
sasc1 Inc D Leader" f6 r,ci for an r allotted Tine and then
holly contested between Reean, Mallory, and
o'Connor. Regan caught, the other two 200
and i:cgan and Mallory fought ii ont to the end.
afterward dropped in a faint.
Champion John Flanagan and his Younger
brother Thomas held the eyes OF everybody dur
threw the, ispound hammer lao feet Z inrfhSs.
which Is close to his record, while Thomas GOV.
% nISH X Rsr iSo' an ~ n ,mSRes Ti runner a sS'P % . ts ham 1s.
yard dash with q feet handicap.
The handsome silk banner for scoring tho
most points was won 10y tho New West Side Ak
The Individual, prizes consisted OF gold. silver,
and bronze medals. Summary:
;sYars Dash. Hnn4icap-Y1na heat won by VA
West side 4. C.. 8 feet, second John J, Heane. catho.
lie club, Q feet. third. Time, Z As seconds.
T5.Yard Dash. specLal-won by b. J. wefers. New
York A. c., scratch; r. W. Moore. New York a. C.. y
Yards. second John J. keane. Catholic Club, = yards.
s2o.Yard Dash. Handicap-Finai heat won by s.
Rice, New West side A. G.. IL yards; !. q. Conlon. St.
Bartholomew :. C.. ~ yards. second; 3. Cslfagno.
clipper 4. G. yards, third. Time. rs 25 seconds.
4+O-iard Run. Handicap-Final heat won by NJ. W.
Lons. New York A.. G. . yards; NJ, J: Waters.
knickerbocker &C. IL yards, second; VI. J. Cregan.
Nav NaN Alha A ~ ~ gaRhH fhtrl TlR,A 10 r
seconds.
ss0.Yard Run. Handicap-Flnal heat won by q. B.
Turner. New York A. c., 8 yards; d. A. Yungel. st,
George A. c.. a. yaris, second; Il. l.. Cation. New Jer.
sey A. c., 20 yards. third. Time. 2 minutes q 30
seconds.
Hammer Throwing. Special-won by John Flana.
gan. New York A. T., with lac feet 3 inches: Thomas
Flanagan, Catholic club, second, with 1875 feet II
inches
one Nile Run. Handicap-won by J. d. Fennamore.
Phstime 4. C.. 10 yards; T.. Mackey. New West side
A.. c., 30 yards. second; +. H.. whitlatch. New jersey
&C, 20 yards. third. Time. 4 minutes ~ As sec'
Three Mile Run. Haudicap-won by ". Regain. New
West Side A. C., Is seconds; J. +. Malloy. Xavier A.
A., 20 seconds, second: 7. o'Connor. Pastime A. C..
~ seconds. third. Time. Is minutes n 20 seconds.
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IIarr, Payne Nhitney's Dorothy u. the
Winner.

NEWPORT. July 3l.-To say that Harry PAYNE
Whitney WAS happy his afternoon is EXPRESSING
A. mildly. He could have danced with Joy. and
nil because his boat. Dorothy H., won the rsro
OF the thirt y.ioolers, and at the same time no
had outsailed his brother in'law. C. Vanderbilt,
Jr.. in the NciH..
There were only four starters. and Il triangu.
lar course was sailed. The start was at I:40
O'clock In "A southwest wind. The IIera led until
on The beat 10 the finish. when Whitney got Ills
boat In the windward position and wen by 70
seconds.
leg. when she WAS left ustern. On the Vnuuero
III. was Miss Potter. and Miss Benedict was ON
the Hera. The Official time was as follows:
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hawk Prince. 81 70 n ssvsfiS. . tSi.
THIRD RACE.
pu rsr:s $500; for .oSe.r'O,d: ,sllIns' Sys t%urlcns''
hair Vision: es Thompson. I
< k'fl ,si. = hos,,,dsS', b.; e p s,I,r gill' o. 9c,swsOn'' 2
Eileen d., indian Summer. Towanda. and Bundy
Bettins Five TO 9 on Miss fenny; against Brisr
Tow sns % sn aaa iO I, sq i, pSsaS ? s IND E,,s Ma p 3 s.,s ss %
TO 1.
FOURTH RACE.
upward. one mile and sT siTits a1I, Ar'e'earo'd' ana
James Mclaughlln's Oh. h; Premier. 4. by imp. Sir
W. Ians6errs blk. e. storm KIM, q. lie Nv. Porter )
w NJ; barrick'S ch. h. sun Up, D; ilo (hirsch) o
Quick also ran
Premier: 8 to i voiiey, 80 j; Double quick, 5 70 j
Storm King. 10 to /; Divide, ~ TO /; Planes. 10 TO /.
FIFTH RACE.
Purse saoo for maiden two.year oids: nve f%urlonr,;
H. Z Doggetts b. z sallust. by Snlvator-Lydia.
J. Hynss / Co.'S br. g. ReGdie;. 'iGs tHiirrsacdhl. .,..,.. )
81 & W, =. Thompson'a CHI. 4 La 0itana lOv
,Ennomia, Icrctr. peal, Bc;cEman. aud May francis !
also ran.
Deal ; d i, Nav n ssi : y 70 20 %, T. L R SnnssnS sna bn m :
mia. each 10 toll; Lercte and May Francis. each 80
Purse $500; for thsee'yeareolds and upward; sell.
ing; one mile:
We. Days bah. Counsellor Howe. I, by Highland
-Chief-tmp. Ettarre, "a (oConnor). .............. 1
". Clancy's br. Z. lambert, Z. % Dean ........... y
IL, Theobaid'a b. c. Purseproud. 2. s5~ CClawson) .... y
I'll Daddy. Pearl Song. and Galiles also ran,
Time, l:l3t.
Betiins-Ten to v on Lam6ent; against HI Daddy
and Purseproud. each > TO l; Counsellor Howe, o to l;
Gaiiiee. 10 /; Pearl Song, IL to 1.
Z RACE.
Purse $500; for maiden two year. oids; Ave fur
longs:
W. {. Days CHI. c. 81. Ives. by ST. Fiorian-Ida West,
= . hhNl. q. L
Atkins & Lottrid ge's hr. G. Spunwell, ll2 lClawsoa). y
L, W. Purser's b. C. The Dipper. lie Porter).... \
vigenta, Tinker, King Max, Pocketbook. and
Princess India also ran.
Time. 1881.
B~etting-Against The Dipper, even money; 81. Ives,
. to l; Spuuwell and Princess india. each 0 TO 1
vigenta q to | ;Tinkler. y to 1; King Max and Pocket
book. each 10 to !,
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YACHTING.
Large Entries and Prospect OF Good Racing at
the CoNe1 Regatta.
Special cab,, Despatch TO TEE sun.

Special Cdbl, DesratcL 10 TEE Sun.
LONDON. July 3l.-Socicty is already fitting
Cowesward. Many leaders have taken quarters
there for the regatta next week. There should
be good racing, because in the big events there
are the largest entries for years and the con-
tests are for big prizes. ~
Special interest is attached to the debut OF q
ID. Roses new Sopcr boat Aurora and the Duke
OF Dabbrizzi's Boria. which has already been
successful in beating, on time allowance, the
almost invinr!blc Meteor. These new clippers,
with the britannia, Meteor and probably the
Isolde and Caress. compose the larger feet
This will make more interesting racing than
last year, when the Meteor practically had
everything her own way.
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ST. LOUIS. July Sl.-The races at the Fair Grounds
this afternoon resulted as follows:
.E1st tace-Five-eishths OF n mile. -Ferroli, 1906
(Lynch), 10 to I. won; Judicious. 105 &C. Coulbs). 3 to
I. second; Tewsnda. 100 thoyO. 10 to /. third.
Time. l:02L.
Second Race-one mile and an eighth.-Senator
Morrill,. 100 &C. slaughter. 3 to /. won; Nicolini. 100
lFreemanh 5 to =, second; Al Miles, loo (Gilmorel.
Q TO |. 4 third. Time. ]: b1s.
Third Race-one mile and twenty ~yards.-Aryan.
l07 Foucon). v TO 2. won; CAnl-See Er, IS HAD, g
to l. secoui; Mamie LIS sister. LOT &C. slaughter), .
to I. third. Time. l:S&k.
Fourth Race-one mile and 4 sixteenth -Grey-
hurst. VI u. woodsl even money. won; Linda lOS
Webster, : to /. second; Madeline, lo4 (Fouconl. 8
to J.. third. Time. l:tSL.
Fifth e-quarterso OF a miie.-Dr walms.
ley. Sb u. woodsl. 1 to 8. won; Bridget. 90 Peter
mani. . to !, second; Belle Diable, 90 Franklin, Is
to l. third. Time, l:l4L.
sixth Race-Seven-eighths OF O mile--Donation. l0I
(webster>. 0 to 9. won; Ardath. III C.. slaughterl. Z
to /. second; Jane, lo+ Garner, even money. third.
Time, l:21L.
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NuTLEY. July 3l.-The local golfers competed
in the third contest for the Governors Cup TO.
day. Alpheus Gcer was the winner, his score
hsina iii"1-lO1. The next best Was that OF
S, H. Dow. il55L60Iii. The other eOnt.stants
KInS.ihnd. George lIeakin Latrobe. c. j. CLARK.
Col. Trout Hober. !; W; Gladwin, and +. Y.
johnson. Owing TO Tho heavy rains the grass
scoring.
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COR.
veur sEen Tie n the ph,nnscseh mnna,eap-
stunrtfa Groau Score Prise.

SOUTHAMPTON, July 3l.-To end mp the weeks
tournament ut the ShinnccocL Hills Golf Club
there was to-day an open honlicnp in which
ninety.nve players started. There were two
prizes. the Shinnccock Hills Cup and the Trus.
tees Plate. Every condition favored good golf.
The winner OF the handicap has not been do.
cided. az four tied. Tho play.off will take place
next Tuesday. Stuart won tho prize for the
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PuEnln Dick Moore in Jan At college Point.

COLLEGE POINT. July 3l.-Dick Moore. the
puGilIst, who has been locked up here in jail for
over a week awaiting trial on tho charge OF az.
%sOultinG Policeman John Kraomer while the
latter attempted TO arrest hin for crawling.
was nrrIigned before Judge Beiderlinden this
afternoon. Ex.Dlstrict Attorney Daniel Noble
appeared for the defendant, and John J. Gleason
for Tho prosecution. After examining a number
WAS held TOR the action OF tho Grand Jnry. Ills
hail WAS fixed ~ 81. 900. An effort will be made
nv Mooro's friends TO secure the required bonds.
In the event Of their failure Moore will have 10
stay in Jail Entii next October.
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On tho sr,sauum,ept Links.

WATCH Hill, II. l., July 3l.-The handicap
competition Mt the Misquamient Golf Club Of
this place had some twcnty.odd competitors. The
full eighteen holes were played over and some
very good scores were made. J. II. Condor. the
scratch man. had the best gross score, but the
heavy handicap against him was more than he
could overcome. 1t wAsa great society event.
and many women followed the competitors
over the links. The winner was h. A. Barrows.
summary.
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Results Mt Harlem.

CHICAGO. July Sl.-Good racing characterized the
sport At Harlem to-day, though there was no remark.
able time made. Sunbunt's victory In the nth came
o. q surprise to the bettors. and dumped the talent.
who had backed Mandolina heavily to win. Sum
maries:
First Raee-seven fur~lonss-KAmsIu. 1ol CBore.
man. I to 5, won; Harry b., p5 u. wehber). g to /,
eecond; Mollie King. lol (P. Clay, 80 to ]. third.
Time, 1:2g.
Second Receive and one.half fu~riongs-Patroon.
1o2 (Barrett). 8 to !. won; DousterswiVel los LBoze.
mani. 81 to Q, second; Globe II. .loo (Caywocd). 5to l,
third. Time. 1:09.
Third Race-One mile-Secedah. los "a. Barrctt),
z to 10. won; Olivia L.. g3 q. Weber,. TO l. second;
Little Music. ss y. Clay. 8 to I. third. Time. l;4a,a.
Fourth Race-Hanficap; SIX furlOnGs-Irene Woods.
los CCaywoodi. even money. won; CncAs. 90 don.
sldson): 8 to I. second; Simmons, vs. a. Barrett). .
to /, third. Time. 1:l4.
Fifth Race-one mile and . observation-disclosures.
ITO &C. sloan)r 8 to 2, won; NAndollna. 100 Cay
woody. Z to 10. second; Suliross. ITO "a. B~arrett). 4 to
J.. third. Tina. las.
Sixth Race-Seven furlongs-Forseen. 90 Donald
SOM. I to I, won: Brother Fred, 02 tRobertson). IL to
!. second; Al Lone. 100 Harrington. 90 TO !. third.
Time, 1873.
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Willie Anderson. Erecnskeeper OF the club.
will play u thirty.siN.holc match with Jack
Tucker of the N~arragansett Pier Club on Aug.
3ovcr the Misquanient course. As Anderson
stood fourth in the open professional tourna.
ment at Newport last August. the match should
prove interesting.
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The champion cricket team Of the New Jersey A. c.
added another victory to its long list yesterday, and
by defeating tho Manhattan c. C. IN n game of the
league serles they practically secured the Metropoli.
tan championship. VI. r. Cobb bowled In splendid
style for the winners and obtained six wickets for IS
runs. while the best batting of the game was done by
F.. +. Kelly. J. +, Curran, and q. c. Clark. The score:
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Ma Is inc ulRkcst team lnalFu ever plaScu In
this country. The idea originated with Mr.. All.
ston Flngg. who captained the home team. DR..
Rushmore,c captain OF the Tuxedo team, met the
suggestion moro than hal, way. and the match
to-day resulted. 1t WAS q great success, and
aroused the livelies. sort OF interest among all
players. Both teams were admirably handled,
anu the success OF the enterprise will lead up to
more in the future. Capt. Flngg viii take q
team OF at least twenty to Tuxedo for the return
match at an early date.
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ReEinnl nrooLs Wins. bat Refuses 60 Take
the Nup OHered by llIm.

NEWPORT. July 3l.-1he weekly competitive
match for cup offered by Reginald Brooks was
played ongthc Newport Coli Club links to-day.
Brooks won. hut refused TO take the cup. It
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A View IN Record Tor View pal,..

NEW PALTz, July sl.-This was the third and last
day OF the harness racing At BFodhead Driving Park.
The track was in good condition ard the racing eI.
celIsnt. In the ESQ trot Joe p. was q fAVorte In the
books. aud he managed TO land the money after
George ". had won the nrst hest. BullmGnt ruled n
strong fayCrIts In the FREE. FOR all contest, md he had
no trouble In b satiug his l-id. lowering the track rec
ord three .nnarters OF a second. The surprise Of the
day wa In the Z; 10 trOE and bac". Jay Dee oh was n
strong fayor!te. Tut Shakespeare won handy. SUM
nhrlrz:
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Emma aatt Downs q strong Fieid ct Parkway.

eAAh-@ ~.ett
There was . large attendance on the last day
OF the Parkway Driving Clubs midsummer
meeting. Tn feature Of tho programme was
the mixed free-for-all race, In which the two
Brooklyn ~trotters, Emma Onutt. 2:1lla. and
Gillette. 2:1lS, were pitted against o field Of
seven fast sidewheelers. In spite Of the odds.
however, the victory went to the ~trotters. Tho
fast but erratic pacing marc Vixen won the first
heat easily. but that was the limit Of her use
fulness. In the second heat Emma Onutt, the
winner Of last years N. & N. Stake at Detroit,
assumed command of Affairs aud piloted the
crowd homo. Then she went on and won the
next two heats and the race. The only time
there was any doubt Of her ability was in the
last heat, when Smith and Gillette closed fast
under n drive and there was q general appltca.
tion of catgut. The good little mare. however,
held them safe to the wire.
The ESQ trot was captured in straight heats
by tho chestnut Relding Barney s.. who cut four
and a quarter seconds on his record Of 2::9is,
secured az his hrSt start at the Lyndbrook meet
ing in June. After the race he was sold for $500
TO Mr.. Meyer. Summaries follow:
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nlr roam MATCH AT Morrruovr.

MoRRIsrowN. July 3l.-The seventeen-man
match between tho Tuxedo and Morris County
Golf clubs on the links OF the latter club this az
ternoon resulted in u signal victory for the home
team by 4 score OF ~ up, as follows:
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bromley 4 60. nuy Typhoou.

SARATOGA. July 3l.-Bromley & Co. have
bought the threeyear-old colt Typhoon. by imp.
Topgsllant-Dolly Warden, with engagements.
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Cricket.

LONDON England. July 3l.-The Gentlemen Of
Philadelphia brought their tour TO an end here
to-day and suffered q defeat at the hands OF Sur |
rey by ia runs as a wind-up. The score:
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rla,,nE for tho governors Cup n, Xatls,.

Miss Pauline Shaw. Miss Maud Curtis, and
CllBseu,