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Union Hoat Club Regatta.

There was a large attendance at the annual regatta
OF the Union Boat Club, held on the clubhouse, Ii7th
street and Harlem River. yesterday afternoon. The
course was from the Fourth avenue bridge to tho
clubhouse. and the absence OF a strong tide made all
the events close and Interesting.
In the half mile novice race Barron and Nonenback
had a nipsni-tuck hght for the honors, but the
former pulled a stcadirr stroke and crosI.d the limo
In the half.milc handicap. He got a poor start. but
manage I 10 catch up with his on onrnts. and, putting
on steam. heat out his nearest rival by about two
and one half lengths. He was. however. protested on
the ground that his boat did not comply with the
rules u the race.
The four.oared gig race was decided in heats, each
proving close and interesting. The final heat was an
easy win for the Furrelly crew. MUre than usual in
terest was displayed In the eight onrrd shell raca.
The start was an even one, but inch by inch the
Farrelly cr'w drew nv ay, aud after some good work
won out by three lengths, summary:
half'mile Novice, single C0xswain @ gs-won by
John Barron. George NonenbacE second. Charles
ouimby third.
Half,Miir Handicap. Single Coxswain Gigs-won nv
A. Wolf. scratch; w. Doland. o seconds, second; II.
stan ord, = seconds. third.
Half.Sile. Oonblo Gig-Fina heat won by A. Wolf
1nd j. Conlan. W. Roland and A. Hen ierson second, j,
Hlertherg and John Baum third.
Half-Mile Four'Oareh GiR-Final heat won by Sin
not. bow; Hlertberg. 2; Koesch. 3; Farreliy stroke;
Dealey, coSswain. Second. Quinn. bow; Noncniack,
Half Mile Eight.oarrd Shsil-won by STAFFORD,
how T.. Marshal, 2; Morris, y; Brown, {; Quinn, o.;
HJcrtberg. u; Conneil, q; Farrelly. stroke; Boyle
cohsw hin. second. SlnnOtt, bow; CayanAh. Q; Burke,
D; j. Marshall. Z; Boland. 3; J. Webb. q; r. Webb. ii
yanderyoort. stroke; pealey.c oxswain. Third. Dolan.
Quimby, o; Alleman. 4; Wolf. stroke; Carey. coz.
swain.
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STATEN ISLAND C. c,
E, h
Total.

Only two contests took place at Prospect Park yes.
terday. One was q game between tue New York
hrbroath Club and an eleven composed chiefly OF
h'nhattan c. c. men, The Arbroath men wers weak
at the bar aud were disposed OF for 80 runs. They
were rather easily defeated. A.. A. Adams did ths
best batting for the winners. The other game was a
championship contest OF the New York Cricket Asso-
citation brtween, the teams Of the New Jersey A.
g. and the Manhattan c. c. T. q. Clarke and y, C,
Calder bowled effectively. for the Jerseyites. and the
Mahhattansw were defeated by n score Of l8l TO 81.
The Lest hnttirB OF this game was done by ]. BaImer
who exhibited some OF his old. time form in an InnIn1
o,37. F. :. Greene added rs and +. G. Calder "a.
TWO good games were played on the North Meadow
AZ central Park Yesterday. The principal contest was
Tor The championship Of the New York Association
between Columbia and Kearny. The latter was de-
ieatch by a score OF AZ ia 81. II was n bowIers' con.
test MI through. H.. bullock OF Columbia secured
sixteen "ickrts for six runs. The second game was
between the Yorkville Club and the Paterson second
score of 32 to 81. "
the BrookIyn Cricket Club played the team OF the
-. GcorSe's z. G. at the old staten island A. q, grounda
west New brighton. yesterday. The former won
IN a two,inning contest Ly seven wickets. The only
double figures In the game were twenty, by s. ii.
standflst In the fret inning, ami twepty.one, not out.
by W. y: Rose In tae second. The former and r. j.
Lough!in did some gooi bowling for BROOKLYN. The
81: Georges hating was very weak.
PATERSON. July lI-In the New York Cricket Asso-
citation series to-day the Patersons defer ted the Kinva
County 50. George eleven by a score Of l8i runs Tor
eight w!ckets to 40.
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NIAGARA, Ont. July l7.-Fischer was beaten
here today three straight sets by Leo War. of
Harvard in the final round OF the Canadian
championship lawn tennis tournament. Miss
Juliette Atkinson, the Brooklyn girl who holds
the American championship. completely out
classed her Canadian challenger and kept her
championship of Canada for another year with.
ont any difficulty. The finals of the doubles and
the handicap singles will be finished on Monday.
Scores.
Championship Singles Final round: George T..
Ware. Harvard, beat Edwin p. Fischer. New York,
SD, al, 6-2.
Challenge round: George z. Ware challenger beat
Rol"rt D. Wreun (hOlder) by default.
Championship Wonen's Singles-Chailenge round:
Miss Jullotte Atkinson (holder) beat Miss J. Dayis. To
rontO, Ga. 81.
Championship Mems Doubles-somi.nna round,
l. =. Ware and q. ]. Weldon heat b. A. Wright and
r.. Fincke. "a, 6-3, TO.
Handicap singles-Sscoud round; II. y. Avery lowe
nf!een and two.siKths) beat @. p. sheldon lowe
thirty, ia, o..
semiFlnsl round; H. Y. Avery Cowe ntteen and
two'siHthsl heat Il. V. Reach lowe hveAiKthS), 81.
I-oi i. Il: Ware COVE thirty heat @. p. Dodge (owe
nftoen ana four'sixths), 6-8, o..
MoRRlsTowN, NJ. j., July 1.-THE finals In
the tennis tournament singles were played to-
aay, Forbes winning first place with ease. Sum-
D. i Forbes beat Cragtn, Ga, o-2, 90.
oonsoiation selnihnaS-M. Ruggles beat O. Sohley,
g., n-SiH. Little beat ". Geunert, 10, 6-2. o..
aSnAi-h' HuggleS beat u. Little. e-l. 1l-9. "a.
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BY securing a win on tho Bennett Cup yesterday
afternoon at the shoot OF the New Utrecht Rod and
Gun Club. which was held at the Dykcr Meadow
grounds, Plat Adams became q factor In tho race for
the much-coveted trophy. Up to yesterdays contest
John Ganghen. Gus Greifr, and Frederick Thompson
had each succeeded in scoring two wins. so that a vic
tory for either OF them would have been final. Eight
events in all were decided In which honors were easy.
First E~vcnt-Reguiar semi.monthly club shoot at
twenty.nve tSrsets each: known trsps. unknown an
cordins 10 eiasses-%arren II. Thompson, class 4.
s sfass 4. &C. Scratch pE; 104 IL: A d.. ss ssss' Z. III D.h h,as' d sias. :.
scratch. 10; Gus arein. class A. scratch, ID; John
tecnth round); p. f. George, class A, allow snce two.
8 (allow nnce not shot).
second Event-ccnt'st for Bennett Cup at twenty.
I'VE targets each; known traps. unknown angles;
three wins to take possession OF the trophy; class
Thompson. class A. A' scratcS S.s 20; &; sf I. Grsiia. eis S; A. A.
seratch. go; Or. J. Ad,ms lsuestl. IL: :. danShsn.
eighth round; p +. George. class 4, scratch, !. with:
Third tent-sweepstakos at ten targets each;
3 fn g aea 5Tsps; q un pk' %Snns s1 4. D. o'Rr i; Tsso r. npsSS. 81
Adams. 9: Ganshen. 8; Thompson, Q; George. Q; DR..
unknown angiesy-P. Adams. To-: DR.. o,Brien. s;
Gsnsnen: 4; aeorge. =: D.; Adams; 9.
4; r. Adams, 3; DR.. Adams. 9.
Seventh Ev nt-swespstakes NJ ten targets each.
Is; George, B.
Eighth Event-sweepstakes, at ton targets. each.
known traps. unknown ~augleS.-Gnnghen, 0; DR..
o'Brien, o; p. Adams, 0.
After a storm comes q calm; so It was with the
Brooklyn Gun Club yesterday afternoon ut their
grounds at Ended street, when the contest for the
handsome silver cup was held. with but three con.
tostants. Summnry:
Regular monthly cup shoot for handsome silver
trophy. at nifty singles, unknown angles, with handi-
cap allow ances.-Dr. William A. Littlehcld allowance
nfteen. 40; Charles W. Billings. allowance twelve,
43; John Wright. allowance fifteen, SO.
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In, second. riins. 20 80 ss6o1ds. second hest won -
~ Decker: AsAlsy r ,ss,,,..' 1 1s,ts Gre cr1os ScI 1 ~ sss , ,sc
PEssid Esy York ..san y: r ncDSnl e., 3' atom s ss0S ssa
bFoci, BrooSiyni a: Yewhouss., .BuGsio, Sesond.
Time, 40 ssSonds Eisal won sy Ns~h2 2,n: Drcss
seconds.
half exhibition at the Yailsburg track. Newark,
yesterday, and created q new track record OF
board I'd track sDSSRs Or the Ssn i bicycle Club. SndSr the
a]uspices Of The latter club: The pick Of tho The anna.
f tsSr rs saS 1 RsS %Ss IN sbs sif asss t tGSs q BH5 ; ml Rss aG %
seconds, which sngurs we'll for young Church,
in the two.mile professional handicap and
took third place. In the mile. amateur,
bret place and. beat. out. Ray Dawson, for sec.
men, who has developed into one OF the, fastest
amateurs in this district, captured the mile
Butler captured both the mile open and the Ave.
mile handicap events TOR professi2nals. In the
l nmsaeT T1e sv sS F9 5Ss f RTTor sSFHtf fs;m Il bs sho o 5SPd tsa
Greenwich Club team in a great finish. Sum-
mary:
one; Nile Noylce-won by O. W. Church, u. New.
ark; H.. Kenyon, N A. O.. second; r. L. Schultz, J. A.
g.: third. Time. 2 minutes 90 seconds.
cenkIln. Newark, aooyarfs; VIII sssurton. Newark,
gao yards, second; J. W. Judge, New York, goo yards,
4 minutes ~ as seconds.
Chenille Open. Amateur-Wou by ]. A. Powell.
New York; II. d. Hooper. II. s. O.. second; Ray DRw.
son, n. Y. A. c.. third. Time. 2 minutes "a secondh.
one.Mle Amateur Handicnp-won by r. A. Miller.
scr atch; Y. Fullerton, Montclntr. 20 yards. second;
Ray Dawson. N. Y. A. c., scratch. third. Time, 2 min.
utes 10 seconds.
one.Miie open. Protes.ion.l-won by Nat Butler.
. sSs'G II Z E F. ,s1SS, n, = soE Neville. TG5s. 's ss% AR R. i asGc5.
Time, y . minutes ID seconds.
one. Mile E1hiblion-Bert Ripley. Time, 1 minute
% 25 seconds.
Tyo-Mtle Tandem. Amateur-won by O. Erts ard
II. Y. Bedell, New York; II. A. Miller and c. v. Bah
cock. New York. second; W. nedding and J. Hay, X.
G. C., third. Time. 4 minutes "a seconds.
Hall. Mile Exhibition - Jack Parsons, Australia.
Time. 80 l5 seconds.
Five-Miio Handicap. Profsesional-won by Nat But
Ter. ljoston. scratch; r. +. Goodman, New York. 100
yards, secon c. s. Henphaw, New York, $50 yards,
third J. W. Conklin, Newark. $40 yards, fourth.
Time, IL minutes "a secoudp.
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Swiss sharpahootinE Contest.

The nrst annual contest OF the Swiss Sharpshooters'
Association OF the United States was opened yester.
day morning at Union Hill Shooting Park. The fol.
lowing organizations were represented
Swiss sharpshooten' Society Of Paterson N ~;
Dufour Sharpshooters' society-of New York; Helve.
ito, South River. N j.; william Tell. Newark. n. j.,
Nj.
The shooting began ut y O'Clock and lasted through
out the day. The principal contest. however, VIII
occur to-day. The shooting, is to commence at \
O'Clock and Will last until o'clock. At that hour
there viii no an onncial reception and addresses vii
be made by pr; J. Friedrich. editor or tho sipcuser
zetuHg. and by DR.. ]. II. Pioda. the Swiss Minister.
AT 2 o'clock a concert will be given by the united
q" las singing societies. ane a turner exhibition OF the
follow.
Great interest has been shown In the present sharp.
shooters contest. even In Switzerland. Onicinls OF
the cantons Of Thurgau, schaIhausen. Wallis. and
kouchatel have donated valuable prizes. The Swiss
Government sent over a valuable gun. with 1000
cartridges, aud the shooting society wintherthur do.
mated a silver cup.
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Popular Games Find Favor with Outing Par

Popular Games Find Favor with Outing Par
The Adelphi Association held Its second annual out.
ing and games at West Farms yesterday. Tho pro
gramme OF events was very interesting. summary:
io0.Yard Dash-won by James Murphy. Henry
jackson second, Thomas sellew third. Time. IL Sd
frct; Charles Haskell second, with 4 feet 81 inches;
wertheimer. with So feet e inehess Thona. seiis~
ii inches.
Running Broad Jump,wOn by Samuel wcrtheimer:
with IL feet D inches; Henry Jackson second. with 10
feet II inches; James Murphy third; with 10 feet
feet / inch; Thomas sellcw third. with IL feet.
o Feet s.. inehes; Samuel weriheim Sa' second. With 1n'S0
feet : inches; Thomas sellew third. with o feet.
LAM second, Peter M"@sh ~ t third: f fi@ss: 81 ss" teso ads.
Henry BAbcosk and Samuel wertheImer third. Time.
sack Racr-won by Charles Haskell. Frank White
second: Jacob Ball third; Time; ! minute 3 seGonds
Murphy second. John Wall third. Time. 10 s5 SEQ
,. snSs f Sssnt xSP,s by H .s,Es Jackson George IA'hso~
Obstacle Race-won by Thomas sellew. Andrew
Horse Race1Won by James Murphy, horse. and
ySco5 saii, rider ss Frank White White horse, ana Samuel
Jacob Perry. rider. third.
The members and friends of the Social Five had m
enjoyable time at their second annual outing and
games held at West Chester yesterday. The athletic
part of the programme resulted in some interesting
sport. summary
7b.Yard Dash-won by Emil Ayers. Gus straub
second. Simon Kate third. Time, - 80 seconds.
22O.YRrd Run-Won by Adolph Bezze, Wesley
Weeks second, Henry Coifelt third. Time. 81 SO sec.
onds.
440-Y ard Run-won by Thomas McGirr. Gus Straub
second. Joseph Waters third. Time. / minute II 80
seconds.
SsO.Y ard Rur-won by Emil Ayres. Wesley Weeks
second, John Scheck third. Time, 3 minutes 10 10
seconds.
pna J,o d., Wa by AdnIpb na.,a To.onh
Waters se,ond. Simon Katz third. Time. u minutes
Q 60 seconds.
one.Mii' Bicycle Race-won by Charles Bedford,
Frank Livingston second. Victor stein third. Time.
$ minutes 40 30 seconds.
Sack RHee-won by Wesley Weeks, Henry Colfelt
second. John ScEeck third.
Potato Race-Won by Wesley Weeks, Thomas Nc.
Cir second. JOS phi Waters third
Running Broad Junip-Won by Victor Stein, with
10 feet lO2 inches; Simon KATE second, with II feet
4 inches; Adoiph Bezze third: with 10 feet 3 inches.
Throwing the Stone-Won by Qua Straub. with ~
feet 9 inches; Charles Bedford second. with 20 feet;
Thomas McGirr third. with 20 feet IL inches.
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rn1P s~kooz1ra
Rarss oiss. Szuyphy Miss tss Atisirs nansi-
cap NJ Hih,soed Rarh.

cap at nihyvoea Psra.
JoNe BRANCH, July 17.-Edknr Gibbs Murphy
won the Allaire Handicap 1t Elkwood Park this
afternoon, defeating o FIELD OF hvo woll.known
marksmon. Murphy killed straight up to the
seventeenth round. when a pure white bird. n
straightway driver. escaped unhurt. .Murphy's
nineteenth dropped out Of bounds. DAILY. who
finished second. killed nineteen birds. He WINS
unfortunate, however, in having two dead out.
Dolan and Doctor" grassod sixteen. Hocy
withdrew on. the thirteenth round with four
missss. The birds were, the host seen at Elk
wood since tho Grand American Handicap.
They took wing Immediately after the trans
were sprung. Murphy made many brilliant
kills during the afternoon. Summaries:
First Event-Misg and out-Murphy and DAILY. =
each; Hoey and Dolan. 0 each. i.
second Evont,-Mis' ami out.-Murphy and DAILY, 4
each; Hoey. 81 Dolan. /
Third Event Mlss and out-Nurphy. OF Dolan, 81
Dsly, o; Hoey, 4.
Fourth E~vsnt-AIlairc Handicap, go birds, ego en-
trance; three moneys; high guns; ties at four birds;
hHndicaps ut 81 to 81 yards;
p q. Murphy. ,... 80 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ID Q
Frcd Hoey 49,. 80 epn92tl2O220n withdrew.
Clarence Doia n. .2s 9pcle2ip2Os2l922O220 10 4
phi DAILY, Jr, 80 90 2las9i . 2s0e2ple2P229 II o
"Doctnr".........2 l2O90OG222222922202a 10 4
sDead out of bounds.
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CINCINNATI, July. 17-ornament, the great son OF
Order. was beaten by Fleischnhann. a maiden. this AZ.
ternoOn At Oakley In the Buckeye stakes. There were
repeated showers during the races, and the track was
stin mnd fetlock deep. Ornament got the worst OF
tho start three lrngths aud never gained on the leader
TO the cnl, Summaries:
Frat Race-SiS furlongs,- ZOE OReih), Q
TO l. won; KRIS Rringlc, I0B Murphy, o to ., second
Ii Hung Chang, 90 (Burns). y to 1. third. Time,
1:lpo..
Second Race-six and q half furlongs.-Jamboree,
LOG Jamesl, = to I, won; Pouting, 92 Huston), Q to
Time, l;2bia.
Thirl Racc-Five furlonRs.-My Maryland, Ile
(Morrison). even. won; Dunstcr, 103 Everett), 10 to
Time, 1903.
Fourth Race-The buckeye Stakes, one milo and an
eighth; net value OF stake %, 7S0.-Flcishma ann. 1873
&C. Rein, . to. !, won Ornament, l27 "a. Clayton), 2
70 -. second; Meadowthorpe. l22 q: Murphy. o to l..
third. Time, 2:02. Tlllo was scratched.
Firth Race-one mite and seventy yards-Remp.
103 Beauchnmp) 8to 3. won L. W., % (Huston), 4
TO second; orinda, log dsom), 10 to I, third. Ttmo.
1881.
Sixth Race-SiI and a half furlongs-Box, eS
Everett), 4 to I. won; Arlington, ION (Morrlsonl, ~
TO l, second; Geyser, 100 (Piggott), . TO l. third.
Time, 1892,
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IN the short distance amateur and professional
races tho finishes were close. In the pucemak-
ers race Sibley Of Brooklyn. with a generous
aandlcap' won easily. George Reith scored a
nrst ana second in the amateur events. Sam
Brock won his heat handily in the third-of.a-
nnai IN a very close finish. Several falls oc-
CURED, and some of the riders were badly
bruised. Joseph Caccavajo, the Brooklyn ANA
Ie4r. took a fall In the halt.mile handicap and
uin mot regain consciousness for fully fifteen
Cn".Miie ~Pacemakers' Race. Professional uapdicap
Iftrss neat won by Z, A, McDunic. Boston. sol Atoh;
J.A' Newhouse. Buf0lo, scratch, second; %. w. t'iercr,
boston 40 yards; third 9: TURTLE. Philadelphia, 80
sin,h, Time. : minutes emf 81. s'1 Seconds. s' Sec.
scratch 2 3, Brock, ,hrooiiyn,l IS yards. second;
buasio, 70 yards Ns%sft; o sS {1r q. , 4, u. h Ans.in p S6SSsi.
phia. 80 yards; nfthi W. Z. becker, Minneapolis.
Fipsi S,ath. Time, 9 minutes. ~ 20 seconds.
opd u Apn nsa,CWon by w. X. sibley. Sam Brock SEQ
fourth; Time, . MINUTES 10 10 seconds.
one'I hird,Mile Dash. Amateur-Wou by George
n RoTth. Jew York; &c. Hausman. New Haven, second;
Haif'Mil- Amst,ur Handicap-First heat won ~ q.
yards, second 3: II. ooilett. New Haven 20 Yards.
Tine y bennett Brooklyn. 40 yards, fourth.
R ~ T. a g., HSgsms6' H. W.. scratch; = ".
s slaSii Ns" 90 york gara 80 yards. third A. g; Rsyssss
seconds. Third heat won by @. o'c5nnor' New YORK
20 ysrdsi ", L. Losee, Brooklyn 80 yards. second;
y; Tomphinson. B~Iooklyn. 40 yards. third; b. l..
Hsacona sroGaiy1' 20 yards, fourth. Time, l minute
oConnor third; Time. ] minute 0 seconda.
one'ThiId.M Vile Dash. ProfeSslonal-First heat won
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BALD BELTEN.
Loughead. the Canadian Champion. wins b.
Six Inches mt BunnIo.

Loughead. the Canadian Chnmpion, wins By
Six Inches mt BunaIo.
BUFFALO. July Fired Loughead, the Cana
dian champion. took the measure Of Eddie Bald
to-day at the Fredonia A. c. National Circuit
meet. Forty-five hundred persons saw a great
race in the onc-mile open, in which Loughcad
evened up scores for his defeat by Bald In the
onc-mile race Of Juno IL. on tho New York cir
cult. LouRhead lost then by a tires width. To-
day, however. he won by six inches. the most
surprising thing that could have happened In
Bald's own town. Bald made an attempt Mt the
one-mile record and did O:54 LIS for the first
half. His chain broke in the last half. He went
q half again in O:5O 3-5. Goehlcr, tho crack
amateur, was pocketed in the half-mile open.
Detemplc, a coming rider, won by q narrow
margin over Miller in tho record time. for single
paced races. OF l :Og.
The lineup for tho race OF the day was Bald,
Loughoad, Gardiner, Hoyt, seaton, and Randall
Fred Hoyt caught the position. with Bald in
second place. Lomghead and Gardiner had a
warm race for Bald's rear wheel. and the Coma
diner followed Loughead, Randall was fifth. with
Seaton. the Louisville ex-amateur. in the rear.
with seato9 following him; Two open lengths
was then out after Randall and. closing with
him on the baekstretch. started around the out
sac. LOuRhcad rlu not follow. He and Gar
diner were ~pocketed until an opening occurred
In the line just at tho pole. Loughead slipped
he started for home. The finish was between
Bald and the Canadian. Gardiner being pocketed
back on the pole. lLoughead jumped and Bald
was at his side again. but could not pass him.
Loughead, rode q hard and steady race, and won
by six inches. Fred Hoyt was third and Gardiner
fourth. The time was 2:os. Summary follows:
Half.Mile Open. Amateur-won by ". r. Detemple,
CT. Miller second. Ray Duer third. Time. / minute
2 seconds.
one.Mic Open. Professional. Single Paced-won by
Fred Loughehd. Bald second. Fred Hoyt third. Time.
9 minutes 3 seconds.
Etve.n,e Handicap, Professional.-Won BY Pop"
W. F. Buse, $50 yards, third; Ben Cleveland, $50
yards. fourth. Time. II minutes 10 seconds.
One Mile Handicap. Amateur-Won by Earl Stevens,
10 yards: c, J. Miller. scratch. second; Harry Short,
70 yards. third. Time. 2 minutes 2 40 seconds; for
scratch man, . minutes 8 seconds, UNOFFICIAL
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On the Harlem Trnok.

CHICAGO, July 1.-Two ~favcrttes only won at Har.
EN- to-day. In three OF the races the hottest favorites
were either dis;anced or numbered among the " also
rams" Summaries:
First Racc-Six furlongs.-Miss Young. OF Up. CIay),
2 to 9. won; Merry Monarch. l05 GLOSSY. 8 to /. sec.
ond; Nikita, % CDonaldson), 10 to 1. third. Time.
1887.
Second Race-Four and n half furlongs.-Mary Kin.
sella, lO2 (Magnusen). 8 TO D. wont DomRzetta. lO7
Dorsey. so TO /. second; Copeland. lo2 &c. Clay). l6
to |, third. Time, O:57.
Third Race-six Observation-Disclosures. 1O5 a..
Scott. o to l. won; whirlaway. liz ~(Caywooi). even
money, second; Little Ocean. los Dorsey, 10 to L.
thlrl. Time, 1:lSL.
Fourth RSce-Five and a half furlopgs -caiedo.
MIA, los CGouin), IL to o, won; Miss Gussie. p2 don.
aldson),b to ] second; Presbyterian. Ito ~(Caywood).
4 to l., third. Time, l:0So4.
Fifth kaceLone and onereighth mllcs.0Mandolina
8 to /. second; Ben waddell. 1O4 QGouin). IL TO 1,
third. Time. 1851.
Sixth Race-Six furlongs.-Pitfall 90 P. Clay),
even money. won; Santa Cruz. 90 &C. Clay. 8 to 1,
second; Freddie L. T., lO2 laagnusen). 8 to 1. third.
Time. l.lHSx.
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Tho winners at Fort Erie.

BUFFALO. July 1.-THE Canadian record for ono
and one. quarter miles was broken at the Fort Erie
track to-day by Sue Kitty, making the distance in
a:o7L. 1t was a good day and the attendance was
large. ummary
First Race-seven-eighths Of a mile.-Logan. 1888
Shields, 2 to 10. won; Alamo, 1873 (McGlone), I to /.
l:2924.
los (RandalD, 8 to !. won; J. A. Gray, ll9 NC.
third. Time, I:02.
Third Race-Four and n half MISUNDERSTANDING.
105 Murray. IL to O.. won; Alice Farley. lO6
CspenceT, 3 to !. second; Judge wardell. lo0 Gones).
4 to l., third. Timr, 0:55a.
Fourth Race-One and a quarter miles.-sue Kitty.
1903 (RandalD, z to 5. won; Our Johnny, lis fNeumey.
erl. Z to .. seconds; Basso. loo (Mcdlone). 8 TO /.
third. Time. 2:07ia.
Fifth Race-Three-eighths Of q mile; for polo ponies.
-speck. 1875 (Graves}. 8 TO |. won; Frou Frou, 1877
twadsworth). even. second; Fitz, 1913 (sawyer). 10 to
l. third. Time, DATA.
sixth Rsce-Four and a half furlongs.-Clara Van.
los (Mlburn). even, won; George, Jr., los CNoa.
trandI, IL 20 |. second; watercress, los (sullivnn), 8
to l. third. Time, 0:5Bla.
Seventh Race-Five-eishths Of o mile.-Gitty, los
CMcReynoids,. q to 1. won: The Elector. 1l8 1rvins).
8 to 8. second: Lady Mottle, los CHopkins). 8 to 1.
third. Time, LOG.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-18

sr. LOUIS. July 1.-THE races at the fair grounds
this afternoon resulted as 70 lowai
First NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF O miie.-May
Thompson. 1O4 (wotstcr). 3 to o. won; Nick Carter,
9s (stevens), 10 TO l, second; Little Biliee, % (HalD,
90 to I, third. Time, l:22is.
second of q mile,-St. Al
phonsus D., 10 (Peterman). D TO 1, won; Lucky Star.
90 tCombs), o to .. second: Tom Lilly, 90 Cwebster).
10 to /. third. Time. l:O9ss.
Third Race-one mile and q quarter-Belvadcll. %
CWebster). 4 TO 8. won; DR.. Huger. l07 tJackson), 10
TO |, second; Gold Band. 80 (Preston), so to /, third.
Time. 2.12N.
Fourth RRce-Three quarters of o mile.-Time
Maker, ITO QEitiey), z to l, won; Gath. 100 (Garner),
Ito ], second; Harry Duke. " &C. Combs), 4 to 8,
third. Time. l:13s..
Fifth Race-one miie.-Astrada. o. (siaughter), Q
to 2. won Flying Dutchman. 100 (Riley). 2 20 1.
second; Basquii. ~ (Stevens), = to /. third. Time,
lac.
sixth Race-Three-quarters OF a milo. Utopia. 1os
(Gnrner), 3 to 2. won; Montgomery, III (warrep), 4
to 8. second Imp. Sugar. loi (Webster), o to l.. third
Time, 1:l4a.