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VICTORY AT PITTSBURG.
NEW FORKS BEGN THEIR SECOND
WESTERN TRIP lUBPIOIOUsLY.

They nat Killer and Rusie Pitches Tinciy-
BreekiYps whitevvash 80. L~ouis-Daiti-
nores and nostens Lose. while Cincinnati
Defeats Phiiaasiphia Cleveland Wins.
The New Yorks began their second Western
trip yesterday by winning n trying game from
the PittsburRs. Joyoe's mon cut the Baltimoros'
lead down to thirty-four points. as the cham
pions wore forced to acknowledge the corn at
Louisville. The Bostons lost q ten.lnning 2 to l
game to the Chicagos, and now lead the race by
Bixty-six points, the Cincinnatis gaining on them
considerably by walloping the Philadelphia.
The Chicagos. meanwhile, have passed the
washingtons. who were easy victims for the
Clevolands. The Brooklyns. like tho New
YorKs, began wcl by whitewashing the st.
Louis players. BARNES mon are within eight
points Of the Pittsburgs. who hold sixth place.
The results:
New York. 8; PittsburG. T.
Brooklyn. 1; Sc. Louis, o.
Chicago, .; Boston. I.
Cincinnati. o; Philadelphia 3.
Louisville. q; Baltimore. Q.
Cleveland, 10; Warrington. o.
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attend tho bicycle carnival to be held a. Long

70 attend tho bicycle carnival to b held At Long
Branch on July II.
Among the entries received for the bicycle races to be
held ut Linden tomorrow are: II. X. Steenson. c. w.
Butler, Bert Ripley, Frank Powell and John Refill.
Tho Long Island Railroad Company carried 1850
bicycles between 1 and 4:3o o'clock on last Saturday
afternoon.
erect signboards throughout the State directing
riders 90 the different towns
:; admapf flns. gears uset by. the 3eGdlng racing men
are a. follows; Bald, ~ and 6Bi Cooper 76i RAT;
stevens, and Powell. 40, Dawson. II; Bradstrset. s4j
Eaton, 80; Michael. 90 to ll2; KiSer, 81; Murphy,
sos Mcdonald, ~ and 40. The average gear OF the
track riders Is from 10 to 80.
The members of the Riverside Wheelmen's team
are riding in good form. At the various meets held
on July 3 and . O. NJ. ErtE captured two nrsts aud one
second: A. I. Fowler. one nrst; II. Y. Bcdell, three
Hrsts and two thirds G., Tomlinson, one nrst, two
seconds. and three thirds; william, Mosher, two frsts
and one third; Z. e. Hausman, two nrsts and one
second; v. Grania, one second j Beam. two nrsts.
one second, and one third. Y. Maggie broke the half q
uiile record for the Clifton track and also won one
second,
New Jersey division OF the L. A. w. will DO held At
Newark on July II.
The following onlccrs have been elected by tho
Jackson Wheelmen, a new organization: PreSident,
George Ahrens; Vice. President, George Buck; Secrs-
tary, John Kctz; Treasurer. Robert Arnold; Captain,
George Bullinger; Lieut.nants, W. Angeloch and q.
laopoldi Color Bearer, Y. Getty Bugler. Frank Kaiser.
The Hudson County Wheelmen will hold q race
meet on July ~ at the West Side Driving Park. The
following races iii he run: Half a mile novice; one
mile open; one milo handicap; one and a half miles
tandem. hhndiCap; half a mile handicap; one mile
Hudson county championship. Entries Will close on
July II with 9, l. hlakeslee' oof Communipaw ave-
steps Will shortly be taken to reorganiLe the Sea-
wAnhAka Country Cycling Club OF Long Island.
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Three-baSe hit-Anderson. Stolen bases-LaIly.
CroAl, Jones, shindie. Double plays-G. Smith (unas.
bails-on Donahue. J; on Payne, 4. Hit by pitched
ball-Hartman. Harley. Jones. Struck out-By Dona,
hour and 80 minutes. .umpire-shsridin. =. -.
.eatckae,. O., .Bosros,
cmcAao. July s.-Grimth brought the Boston 8 long
series OF straights 10 q termination to-day in ta heat.
played game OF the season, The Colts won in the
tenth by . score Of 2 TO ]. The little twirler was nd
his best. He let the visitors down with six scattered
hits. two OF which might be called scratches. His bat.
ting earned both runs. "Grln" carried ono over Inc
plate himself aud singled Callahan across in the
tenth The score:
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Martha IL wine the sapphire Stakes.

CINCINNATI. July s:-Martha IL, won the Sapphire
Stakes at Oakley to-day as she pleased. The attend
ance Is still very light. largely on account Of the eI-
cessive heat. no doubt. summaries:
First Race-Fiyo and 0 half fu~rlonga-Chicopee.
1o3 CReinl. 7 to 5, won; Seaport. 1903 CHil), . TO J.,
second; Wilson. lot tMurphy). 2 TO l. third Time.
1;09SI.
second Race-six and . half furlonga.-Clissie n,
90 (Burns), 8 to ]. won, Anna Garth, " (H. WilliAmS),
40 to l second; Sedan. 81 (Dupee). Q to /, third.
Time. l:22.
Third RAee-one mile and an eighth.-Egbart. ITO
3. second; Countess Trina. Iii CRsin), third. Time.
l:b5la.
Fourth Raoe-The Sapphire stakes, value o.. 800,
nye furlonEi for twoyesrold nllieA.-Martha L.,
(Rein). o TO 1, second: Lillian Bell. Ii6 (Gardner), 8
to ]. third. Time. l;02S4.
Fifth Race-One Mile.-Imp, lo4 Reid), . TO /,
won; Performance. l0A iMorrsonl. . to /, second,
Belle Bramble, LOT Piggotp. sto /. third. Time.
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The winners ut For. Erie.

BUFFALO. July e.-Friendship's beautiful win in the
last race was tho feature Of the Fort Erie GARD to-day.
1t wa . 20 to I shot. Cyclone led all around. and
the whole Geld was punched In the stretch. when
RTiendship broke out and won splendidly. SUMMARY
First Race-Threo-Quarters OF q mile.-J. A. 0roy,
119 (McGlore). Q to 1, won; Marshall. liz (Newmoy-
erl. 70 !, second; Mirage. los (Forbesl 100 10 1.
third. Time. l;1A%-
Second Race-ono and onosixteenth mileG-our
Johnny, 100 (Newmeyer). 8 20 O., won; Uncle Simon.
lo7 Gonesl. ~ TO l. second; Lord zoni, l07 drvingh
8 to 3, third. Time, 1;t7a.
Third Racs-Five and one-haf furlongs.-Dick, 1os
Randall), Q to I, won, Wink. l0b Flint, IL to /,
1909.
Fourth Raco-one and one-eighth ~milos.-Anger, 100
{vsn D1nsenh, Q TO !, won; Bana1o H.. 1o1 lMiil.
Miss Lillian. e5 Dean). Q 20 /, third; Louise NJ, los
(Coylo). 3 to l. fourth Time. 1:e5k.
- ~Fffff kNoes-5rBepiNtIusS -onie- End e -raff -fhTieE>.
ThorncliIe. 1913 tCampbell), ea to l, won; Teiilion.
ITO Hayesl. i to 9. second; Clark. 14s uondonl. o 70
J., third. Time, 2:f6a.
sixth Receive and . half furionga.-F1endship.
1o9 Coylel, 40 TO I, won; Lady Juliet, 100 (RandalD,
8 to !. secondi Cyclone, 100 Tlint). GA 70 I. I third.
Tina, I:03L,
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down. me visftor- he'd no life, and made no attempt
TO advance on the oasee. The home team played ex-
nctly opposite in style. The soorht

Earned runs-Baltimorc I; Louisville. Q. Left on
rror-Louisville Two-base hit-clarke. Thrst.bass
hits-Werdon. Doyle. Home run--werden. Sacrifice
and Reits. Stolen b~ases-Dcxter (2), Wilson la), No
CreerS, CLARKE ca. Pickering. Struck out-by Cor
First base on .balls-on corbett, 4; on Cunninsham.
1. Wild ~pitches-Corhett, 2. Passed ball-Bower
man. Time-a hours and so minutes. Attendance
$500. Umpire-McDonald.
CLEVELAND. 10; 8.
CLrvELANp, July s.-Silver King WA wild and was
hit hard In the nrBt three innings OF today's game,
giving four bases on balls and allowing ten hits In
these three innings. Az q result. Cleveland won an
easy game from Washington. The score:
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News rrom the Horse world.

SARATOGA, July 6.-InEmAnthorpe CriOr. an import
ed soyen,ysArold hackney stallion, was sold to-day to
leAnder Spieer OF BAllaton In . partition action. lie
brought sl70. -Four years ago the horse was pur-
chased by q farmers' syndicate for Vi. 300 for breed.
lug purposes and TO improve their road stock.
LoEG BRANCH, July a.-Pat MGlloy, the late Norman
l. Hunrn,s wsli'Gaowp trotter. was buried to-day
had nesn In possession OF the Munros for over twenty
years, During Mr., Munro's lifetime the old horse was
turned out 70 die on several occasions A monument
inscribed upon IL,
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weights ror pr,rh,on uand,oap.

Tho weights for the Brighton Handicap, ono
mile and a quarter. to DO run Monday, July IL.
are as follows:
Bon Brush. 1875; Handspring. 194, Requital. Ia<;
Belmar. 1le; Buck Massie, llS, Howard Mann, III;
lehman. ilei Dutch skater, ITO; soufne. Ito, Nanfi
Pooh. no; Bon Eder, 1o5, Counter Tenor. I05;
Premier. lo7i The Friar. LOT; Dorian, 100; vollcy.
10b; Yankee Doodle, 100; Elkins, 100; King Arthur.
laramie. 50.
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@A:XSa iaGfalzt record
Bel Bel.

SYRACUSE, July s.-The Thermometer to-day reached
100 in the shade, and a. the Kirkwood Park track
was In splendid condition the harness races closed In
a blaze OF glory. The track record of 2:l8k wAs
broken In the free'for.a all trot and pare, Palmetto
Prince go.ng In 9:ls<. The talent wa badly dumped
In the INST TWO races. Bel Bel was the fAvorte In the
frst. with Baron Wood second. oliver West was the
winner. sunola Boy was the ~favorite In the 2;27
summaries;
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to second and s75 to third, one mile and three fur.
longs. on turf:
W. b. Sinks oh. G. Alvarado H., 4. by Amigo-santa
Margarita, 100 III. Martin) l
w : Days pr 2 soney. =; iot tsonerfor} 49,. y
Challenger, st. Nicholas II. and Jefferson also ran
Time. 2.a2 l.6.
B~cttins.Against .voliey and Counsellor Howe,
coupled, y to b; C Challenger, o TO D; Alvarado IL. 4
TO l; 81. Nioholas IL and Jenerson, coupled. q TO l.
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Baseball Games To-Day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
New York At Pittsburg; Brooklyn at ST. Louis; Bos-
ton NJ Chicago; philadelphia At Cincinnati; Baltimore
at Louisville; Washington at Cleveland.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Toronto at Scranton; Rochester at Providsnce;
Buffalo at wtkesbarre; Syracuse at Springfield.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Paterson At Newark: Athletics at Hartford; Lancas.
ter at Norfolk; Reading at Richmond
OTHER GAMES.
Derby vs.. Torrington, at Derby.
Bristol vs.. Waterbury, at Bristol
neriden Va. Bridgeport. at Aeriden-
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Earned runs-Pittsburg. 3; New York. l. Two-base
hits-Ely, Susden. Killeu. Three-base hits-H. Davis,
q. Davis, Van Haltren. stolen ~bases-Joyce, Clark.
Double ~plays-ClRTk and Warner; Davis, Clark, and
Warner. First base on ~balIs-smith( go. struck out
H. Davis. Ely, Sugden. Time hours and 20
minutes. Umpire-CAmpbell. Attendance-2,2O 200.
1; BIT. LOUIS, o.
ST. LOUIS. July s.-To-day's game was a pitch
crs' battle between Payne and Donahue. The
visitors won the game In the first inning on u
base on balls to Griffin ana Anderson's triple.
brilliant plays were executed by Hartman.
great game in left, pulling down many dificult
Lies. The visitors are here without Kennedy,
their star pitcher, who is expected TO reach st.
Louis In time to oficiate in Sundays game.
Barnie IL hopeful Of a successful Western trip,
and says that his team 10 In irst-class shape.
Attendance :. ZOO. The score:
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hATnod ruhs-CIncinnatI II Philadelphia, /. TWO
base hits-ail!or tal, Beckley, Taylor. orth. HOY.
Stolen ~6ase--Hoy. bAcrince hit-CorcOran. Double
PeitE. struck out-By Taylor, ~ ny Dwyer, 4. Left
on AseS-clncinnau Ii Philadelphia, I. Frat base
on error-phiadelphta First Ease on bslls-OH
DwyeT, q. Wild pitoh-Taylor. Passed halt Cicments,
U~nplro-hurst. Attendanoe-2.6O
LoUIsNHLE, z; BALTIMORE, .,
LoUISyHIL, July s,-The champions were outplayed
Sss'ssy point today and me SolonelS won hans
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Launch or the Yacht Hnasrsrds.

WILMINGTON. Del. July s.-Ths yacht Hldegarde,
built Of steel for George w. Weld OF Boston, was sue
~ceSsfuliy launched At the Harlan 4 HollinRSworth
CompAny's yArdB to-day. An EFFORT will be made 10
set the boat ready for The August regatta
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Earned uns-Cloyeland o. wsshinGton. 1. First
base by errors-Wa shington, 4. Left ON bases-Cleve-
land, ., Washington, .. First base on baiis-oT King.
Q. Struck out.By Young: I; by King 8. -Thrce-base
hits-Burkett. kcuuire. Two-baae hi~ts-zlmmer (a),
Young. Setback. Tucker. Sacrifice hit-sockalexis
Double playe-Zimmer and Tebeau; Tebeau, Childs.
and Creiger. Hit by p~itcher-King. /. Umpire
ODay. Ttme-9 hour.
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CHICAGO. July S.-There was . small attendance as
sheffield to-day. and the manager concede that the
First Race-Ftyo furlongs. - DoustorSwfvel. 1o4
BoEeman). z TO Q, won; Richard g., 1oS CCaywoodl,
Time, 1:o2k-
second Receive and o half furionen-Incitatus,
90 e. Clay. . TO !, won; Easter Eve. 90 CDonaldson),
IL 10 5. second; Highland Fling. % (Robertsonl IL
10 1, third. Time, 1,oS.
Third Raoe-Four furiongs.-our aertie, lot Gay.
woody, I to 2. won; forbush 70. Greenl, 100 70 /, eco
ondi 7. McHugh. 100 Dozeman). 10 to l. third.
Time. o;k7sI.
Fourth Raee-one~ miie:-pavid Tenney. % DOR
sey). / to Q, won; Yours Truly. ~ (ponaidson). IS to
3, second; Sonny. lot 70. sloanl. s to !, third. Time.
1:409.
(Caywoodl even money. won; Senator Quay, 95
,Magnusenl, 8 70 ]. second; G. Fl. whelan, 90 Don
aldson), 70 to l. third. Time. 1:08.
Sixth Race-Bour fnriongs.-dilt Edge, 1o7 &c.
sloan). o to 3. won; Belle of Corsica, l07 (McHugh).
Time, 0:49k.
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ST. LOUIS. July s.-The races at the Fair grounds
this afternoon resulted as followsi
First Rsce-siI furlonss,5can aailop io7
fStevens), 7 to l., won; Bob White, 10y (Green), 0 to
J. second. Practitioner. 100 Bonner). 100 to /. third.
Time. l:leia.
Second Race Seven furlonEs.-Consuella, 100
Rebo), $50 TO l. won, Minerva. l0s (Combs). o to /,
second; Ardath, 102 Jonesl ID to 5. third. Time,
1901.
Third Raoe-one mle.-kce, 106 Nlaughterl, 1S to
go. won; Royal Choice, lo4 (6arner). 10 TO ]. second;
l:tlk.
Fourth Race-OnO mile Time Maker. 90 Ritley),
IL TO 10. won; Greyhurst, 80 (wooGsb is to !, GEO.
ond; Damoeles. ~ Garner. Z to 9. third. Time.
1909.
Fifth Race-FivO Observation-Disclosures, 40
CDeanI 10 TO ], won Verify. ITO Jones). IT 20 10.
necondi Lucky Star, lilo (Foucon). 30 to 1. third.
sixth Race-six and one-half furlonsA.-st. Angus
tine. lo7 Hinkeyl, 10 TO l. won; Utopia. III Oar
ner), 2 to 2. second; siddubia- 100 Prestonl 20 TO J..
third Time, l;2l@.
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'Uno out WHOM Whining run was made.
Chicago ..,,.."."...o Ia
Boston ..............l u 0 o 0 o 0 o OIL
Earned runs-chicago. 2. First base on errorn-
Boston. z. Left on ~basss-ChicaEo I; Boston. o. First
base on balls--On Grifith, /. Struck out-By Grinith.
y: by Nichols, 0, Twobase hitS-Anson, LANCE, Grit.
nth. sacrifice ~hits-Cellins. Arson. stolen bases
Ryan, Callahan. Double play-Everett, Arson and
Everett. Wild pitch-Grinith. Passed baii-Lake.
Umpire Lynch Time-l hour and 90 minutes. At
tendance, 400.
CINCINNATI. 81 PHILADELPHIA. o.
CINCINNATI, July S.-Ths Clnclnnatis punched their
hits on Taylor In the first and third lnnlnKsi tLe phi.
udelphiAs' hitS were scattered. and the Red. won
handily. Two double plays by the Reds were or the
sensational order. Dick Cooley kicked SO vehe m
az = Hurst ruling that he WA put out of the game.
The score:
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Six stars coolest spot; Greenwood Arena. a6th st..
ing. o0c--AdVs
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,. II. shedd's Produce Wins 10th Races 1t
Combination Park.

RosToS. July S.-The produce OF J.. r. shedd won
both OF the races to-day at Combination Park, aud
tits closed tho meeting, The time In the free for all
was slow. hut II developed a corking series OF finishes
between Woodshsd and Barney. Annie shodd, In the
2 10 pace. was never headed. This was her nnt win.
ming as a hyo-yeSr-old. Summarizes
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Since Tom Tucker was injured the wAshinEtons
have taken a big slump.
sockalexis has begun to fall on In his batting. Tho
pitchers are finding out his weak points.
Umpire Lynch has inaugurated q custom that will
game begins.
Randolph avenue. jersey City?
LOUISVILLE. July s.-The Louisville Baseball Club
Antonio team. He will report on Saturday.
II Ed Hanlon wants to secure second Joe corbett
of, %iSHf Fi sS c Cub Of Of H H. SSs risen who sesn sor q s "a:
attracted the attention Of several League managers.
The Amersfort Baseball Club of Flatlands has . few
Games to be played on the Amersforts' grounds At
s BerssI Bs %snsr. L1P Efn,ss! SaI s1aassSn Address r. G.
Huyler westervelt has been signed by Manager
smithson Of the semi professional Hobokens. and he
the Connecticut League on he st. deorre erI = .
grounds Hoeoken. next Sunday afternoon.
oCsi g. ssa w . bad the .sh PoR p sS catcher m Of ths MontsIa!r
which resulted IN = ruptared tendon IN me left leg.
Hospital. su. i his many fpl M Ss viii 7 be a hUin 70 issqs
that no will probably be about again In q few days.
The present a~tanding of the Bostons Is an excellent
Frank seiee. though never a great bali player. q Q
closs student OF the game. aud has made Anne record
sin sas h %A alst q .9 s,S1i Rsl % ono e.. sssi BSssaa! yq ssiss Ss:
f SsiSsh. Y e sss la Tss ssSs. 4 nsSs Il 4rS ssees raih haeefse;is:
and stahl. he also traded Mash for Hamilton. The
bAltlfnoree, threo-tme pennAnt Wtnn0f0, have also
been handled by . non playing manager. Rd Hanlon.
while the cinoinnatiS., now second In tho raOe. arc
guided from the bench by Buck Ewing.
The Brookdaio YearIInEs Under the Hammer.
Thirty-two head of yearlings from the Brook
dale stud. the property Of the estate of tho late
Col. William p. Thompson. were sold at Sleeps
head Bay yesterday. Later in the fall the en-
tire racing stable will be put under the hammer.
The sale yesterday was well attended. Tho top
price received was 81, 700. which K. r. Sanford
paid for q chestnut flly by imp. Juvenal-Retri-
button, q half sister OF such well-known horses
as Requital, Arab, Contribution, Nick, and Dir
Williams. The thirty-two head sold for Sl3,-
$50, an average OF $435.94. Tho best sales
were:
Chestnut nlly by Fsvordsle-AurioomA; R. W.
Chestnut colt by imp. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; IL IL ''
Joynsr."u .oe5
Chestnut colt by observation-disclosures J. i. Sea. Wv
Chestnut colt by imp. Juv~onsi-Csscsdoi James
Rowe 900
Bay colt by Faverdais-impi. Lady Peel; G. Lii. "'
Held ..:.":-....... 825
Bay colt by Klnglike-imp. Lstitisi James
Rowe. $50
y, seagram ...,... $50
Bay colt by Unca4-Meadowyale; A.. Joyner.. 400
Chestnut nlly by Fayerdsle-Eel II. r.. Sanford. 600
h. Sanford '.,..".. ZOO
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Atlantic League

Atlantic League
AT HARTFORD.
A:s1;sass::.::S GSSSSiSSo Is 81
Batteries-aarvsn and Fox; J. sohAw. B. Bowen
and Roach.
E Esss..s:i:::::S oSSSSSs& Il :
Battories-Pfanmiller and Snyder; sproEel and Roth
F Fss1.a;.::S SSSssSds 3
Batteries-cogan and Rothfuns; Flaherty and West
AT RICHMOND.
R.ss%Spa IA S5SoSGdI- Il j 3
Batteries-chesebro and Foster; NcNackin and
Barclay.
Eastern League
AT wnKrsBAnnh
S Saai:o..r',::::S 6SSSSSsS- - :
batteries - odwell and piggins; McPartlin and
Zaliner.
s sgEsss.: .::::::s S5G5S5sSs I'll 8 !
Batteries-woods and Duncan; Lampe and shaw.
AT PROVIDENCE.
isossssssf ::::;s z S-s :.
B tteries - sudderham and Dixon; Yerrick and
O'Neil.
AT SCRANTON.
Il I'll
asasa.s1.::.S aSiSSSSS = = IS 3
Batteries-Mooro and Boyd: Norton and Baker.
View England League.
AZ Fall River--Brockton 8; Fall River, 10.
At Ne~wport-Newport, 4; Pawtucket, o..
At New Bedford-Sew Bedford. II; Taunton. o
Other Games.
AT HoRwALK.
Cuban Z Giants. o 0 / 0 Q / o 0-8 Q
Norw ak. ........1 0 8 o 0 o o 0 o. Q
Batteries-Nelson and Williams; wicks and Kan.
seller.
AT NEW LONDON.
Athletic. ..........2 Q o o o 0 Is Q
Mertden go. 40 o 1 o 8 o o o. 8
Batteries-aing and Miller; Bone. Courtney. Dono-
van, and DIVER.
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The Racing Board of the l. A. w. has decided
that records made In match races will not be &C.
Michael;McDufie match the question came up
as to, whether tho times made by both riders
would DO officially recognized. According to tho
decision Of the Racing Board tho figures will be
Classli1ed AZ .'paced against time."
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President Uhlmann of the Brooklyn elevated
ist for the building OF a double cycle path over
tho structure. The scheme 10 TO charge 1ve
cents for the privilege OF using the path, and
the enterprising. capitalist promises to keep 1t
IN repair and give half Of the gross receipts to
clined to regard the matter seriously, and will
lay 1t before tho Board of Directors.
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Long-distance racing 10 engaging the attention
Of the amateurs as well as tho cash prize rider
this year. Rudolph Lauricks Of Boston has ere
ated new American amateur figures from six Il
fifty miles as fol!oWs:
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Az Fall River-Brookton. s; Fall River, 10.
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each 90 TO ! PontifeI. Rappahannock and Hairpin.
For three -year-olds and upward; FREQ handicap for
horses which have started during the meeting and
$500. OF which 900 to second and 500 to third; seven
Bromley Z Co; Is CHI. h. First Mate. 4. by F~onso-ship-
c. %Js secb $50 eER. Z. tsst Fast, 3, los white;
Z. 2. Morsan's b, Q, Blue Dsvil, Q, 81 0Lesry).,.: s
Premier. The swain. Hsnwell, cassette. Arabian.
B~e.ttns-Asain.t Fist rs% Mate tee even money, c...e..o.
aud han HssGIiiA each Is 10 r i; ss Fast 20 ana R Rss Sw !
each 20 to l; Blue Deyn, so to /; Detective, 90 TO /.
THIRD RACE.
Vernal Stakes. 81, 900. for Miles two years old; $50
EACH to the winner 81. 500. to the second $500 aud to
me M.r third p siSS' d last 4 iy sr fSrl swn.t tpns y 81 S%GosaTrss;
Ar SGss' Whites hit Oh Oh. s. aeisha. Ito siiim:j::. ]
Rissioot. L;1louetto, Colonial Dame. FayidS, Follow
the Flag. Ruby Lips. Fleeing Gold and Abundant also
ran.
D~etting-Against GeishH and Lady Marian. each 81
o I i ,fiSstns Gold, KuSy LIP. and Follow tho Flag,
FOURTH RACE.
The Long Island Handicap $4,000; a handicap for
!. , 1853 r.. ls:os .ad . SPSs and To t5t ,A Si shisd s 70 590s ons
h. i, Roses b. b. tclllnOrd, aged by Bramblo-Duoh.
on.eG stables b, h.. Sir Walter, aged. los tjDossotJ. !
@, Flelschmann q Sons CHI h. Lehman. ., IA III.
Ben Brush and Elkins also ran.
Time, 1854 so.
Bctting-FiVe to 4 on CLIFFORD; against Ben Brush, o
TO Ii Lehman. Q to l.; sir Walter, z to Elkins. 80 to /.
FIFTH RACE.
For threeryear-olds and upwards ssllingi by sub
scrlption Of $40 each; purse $500. OF which 500 to
second aud $50 10 third ono mile;
" y. Dwyer's oh, h, Tom Cromwell, 4. by Bran
Bromley 4 Co.'S b. b. Rondo. .. 100 CScherrer). ..... Q
+. Dunne's b. h. Sally able, 4. 100 Thorpe) .......,.. y
cromwell, Draw Lad md BaAIiOl alBO ran.
Time, I:40 20.
Beltlng-AE ainSt Salvhble, q TO 3; Tom Cromwell
an Draw Lad, each 80 TO 1 Cromwell, D to ] Rondo,
7 70 I; BaStion. 30 10 /.
SIXTH RACE.
For thrse-yeAroldS and upward; free h~AndioapI by
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