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l.asnIn OF the Ring.

James q, Wilson. Hartford. Conn barry heat Len4
at Le,nont, H. On sept Is. lSu4. in twenty "'si
rounds,
Harry styles. the colOrcd boxer. whu has iono s"ls
very crvd'thLlo work IN lis ol,ss, wans e. gr u.
match with any Eooi lHspnunirT
Jimmy Reilly yesterday matched his clever 4, D,
tege, Nike Mchanus OF Albany, to hUN twenty r""H
with Larry Becker uf BayOLuc hefor tLr pUlh ht"h
A, g. on Monday night. July TX
Mark AleI Ander writes e. TUE SUN from John a.
burg, Pa thA' he has Eugene Hall ut tr'r u""f
his manA Agc mont. and wOulu ikU to mAIvn -
gganst any lga pounder Hall NAEls t. nght IV. Z!
rounds Ur 10 y nniSh for a eide Wage Han is"lt 8
TO post flrfrit WITH IHE SuS To aramtsc 81 ~
pear - the riu'.
Suuy Smith isundecided just now ~ heIhcr Ios 8?
San 1ucisro remain Ia the East. lie has fr -
uIsT TO ng5t all Australian frathr.wetSht ui ~
name II jack AvGuwI'l, Fnd JrlInuS GIlnlu :, %
mentioned All opponent. solly Is alsu Duukr+ >
nght PsdlEr Palmer Ia kUgland ueA; fan.
TROY, July D. ~ unexpected ami sensational d. +
dent marked the Tournament ~ tht Manhattan y
istic club last might. when "rp-ck Goidcu ~ W p
ford MAS kuockel out IN ihc seN htA round l.!
Williamson alsO OF W aictford The Invn met ui
pOuRda, anu, Enough uLsrieE'ihr, i'G fpnr ca
work In the NtNih round. Mhcn htH men .
neatly " illizm,uu hit Ho!d "a stunning bluN
the top AZ the chin. Golden " hT,rd uN Ns !'ri .
then fell face dow inward, full irugth uu thr Ei"-'
with terrific Iurre. Many ia IHr aUiirG (" l'lI
that HniGrn " Ri dr4d Aad = terrific "a. T.hr "lr J.,
Several pIysr aGA lrapeu iniu tn rirE. uM %
fully nye mluGtcS hetuTU GuldvU recovered 'uHN
ncaa, IL the hardest blow aau StNeErsi iA"r' ~
seen in the ring In Troy
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KEEP MFG. co.
GOLF.
Moro Fourth or July Rssui,s-Navsi omoers to
Hold . Tourney.
sway, bet. nth and 18th SITS.

Hold Tourney.
Tho Navy Yard Golf Club of Portsmouth, N.
H.. will hold tournament July % on Seaveys
Island. under tho direction OF Col. James G.
Forney and Fl. b. Fits, U. s. y.
Great interest was manifested In the conclud-
ing matches for the Frank w. Sanger cups at
the Fairfield County Golf Club on Independence
Day. The best match was between Findlay
Douglas and DR.. Carl Martin. who is the best Of
the homcbred players. DR.. Martin was threo
up at the ninth hole, and, although ho made the
second round in thirty-sevon, which 10 but a
stroke above bogie, the two were tied at the end
Tho nine extra holes played to decide tho tic
suited In favor Of the amateur from old st.
Andrews. Tho summary follows:
beat DR.. Carl Martin 10Y, up and to play; r. =.
Murphy a. beat p. Billiard 10). up (27 holes).
rnals-hindlay Douglas (plus - beat p. p Murphy
(s). up and 10 play.
In the play for the second cup, for the women
members the results were:
Semi Fnals-Mss Louise willard 49, beat Mrs. Alex.
andre (e), up and TO play; Miss Grace Churchill
~, beat Mss Mason az by up and to play.
Finsls-Miss L. willard beat Miss Grace Churchill.
UP and 10 play.
Independence Day was observed with enthu-
aiaam by the RolfnR members of the Elizabeth
Town and Country Club, and they thronged the
links from morning until night. Four different
contests wero held; handicAps for men and
women for special cups. club handicap. and
team match. In the mems handicap tho scores
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NEW YORKS WIN ANOTHER.
BRooKLTNS MAKE THINGS INTER
ESTING IN THE LAST INNING.

nat 5oyce's wen nsve Toe Great Lead
Boatens Again Victorious at Philadelphia
CIncInpntia Win Three straight from the
Baitinores - PittssurE Defeats Cleveland.
The Now Yorks agar defeated the BrooklJns
y ostc-day and got above the 600 mark onco
moro. They go west nrinly intrenched In fourth
place and in splendid physical trim. The Bos-
tons were for the third time successful In their
game with tho Philadelphlas. but the CinainnHtls
did not let tho Hub players gain. for Ewing's
men made 1t three straight" over the Balti-
more champions. who are now flfty-two points
ahead OF tho locals. The Pittsburgs won q very
close game from tho Clovelands and took
btronvcr grip on Hfth place. All Of the Eastern
cluL will begin their last series In the West to-
morrow. Tho Now Yorks open at Pittsburg ard
the Brooklyns begin their trip at St Louis. Tho
results:
New York. a. Brook,yn,b 3.
boston, o; ;Philadslphia ..
PittsburE. y; Cleveland. ..
Cincinnati. 10; Baltimore. 9.
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Tho winners at Fort Erie.

BUFFALO. July 6.-Two oddson favorites
beaten the Fort Erie track to-day The attendance
was poor. but the books made good day OF IT, sum-
mary;
First Raee-Three. fourths Of ilc:-Marahall, lls
CNeumeyer), 8 to l. woni Campania, % (McRey
nolds. to second; win Elliott, lo3 Powersl. 10
/, third. Time. l;l09.
Second Race-Ons mile.-Barney Adler. l04 (Sulli
van) TO l. won: Hurl. l0i (Randa, Z 10 D, second;
No Chance l0+ (Powers), 30 TO third. Time. i:At
Third Race-riveeighths OF o nlile.-Coralis. loS
(MilIrunl to l. won; Bulge wardwell. llb Pow
ers). to L. sepondi Aragnol III Murray. . TO 1,
third. Time 1909.
Fourth Raos-ons and ak teenth miles.--Banquo
H., 100 (Milrun). to l. won Lord Zeni, 100 (Mur.
rsyl to o. second; Anger, ssia (Randal) eia W l..
third. Time, l'4Ss.
Fifth Race-steeplechase; two miiea.-Bondhead
lbo (Raiston), 10 10 l. won; SayonorA, 1be (Naugh-
TOM 10 to l. second; Buckeye, l5s (herbley)3 TO /.
third. Time, S23h.
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CINCINNATI July 6.-There q very slim attend
anos Mt oakley to-day the extreme heat doubtless
contributing to that ond. Summaries:
First Race-Fiye and half fnrIon9s.-The Doctor,
e7 Huston), to !, won; Moo, los lHilD, to seq
ond; Bon Jour, 1903 (Conlcyl to third Time. :lS
Second Raco-Sevsn furlongs..sidonian, loo
(Burns), to /, won kenston l05 (Conley), 10 TO l.
second; Old rArr 90 James, TO third. Time. :3&
Third Race-Ftve furlonss-hartha II: 10 tBeau.
champ to 5, wCn Eleanor Holmes. los CNorrisonl,
9 to s, second; Mary Black, ITO clayton. TO l.
third. Time, l.o4.
Fourth Ra,e--on, milc-Cav slcro, 107 (Re!no. to
., won; Macy, ll9 IT, Murphy, TO l, second; Pan
mure. lot CBeauchamp), to l, third. Time. l:tok.
Fifth RAce-Ono mile and seventy yards.-Esbart
lo< (NorFison), 10 o, FL Toro. l09 (HartL to
!. seconds Viscount 81 tCrowhurst). l5 to l. third.
Time, l;5lA.
sixth Race-Seven furiongs.-Mnw aukee, lo5
(Burns), TO won; Sir Ebony lo2 (Fowlerl, to
second, Southern Spy. 100 tConleyj. TO i. third.
Time, I;3aA.
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ST. LOUIS, July 8.-The races at tho Fair Grounds
this afternoon resulted a. followsi - -
First Race-Fivesi.hths of ullo. Marietta 20 &C.
Coinbs) TO z, won; Celia B., 20 (CunninRharn) to
!. second; Leona g., l0b tWarren). to l, third
Time l;03L.
Rice, ll3 &C. Slaughter) 8 to 3, won; Verify. ioo
(GArner) to second; Free Fun. 10o (Brittenl 70
!, third. Time, low.
Third Race-6ne miie-Garland Barr. 1oA Gynch,.
. to /, won; Can aalop D. (Haii, 100 to l. second
Blaok sLa. 100 u. Mstthews), 20 !, third. Time,
l:4Yls.
Eo,rtn Race-Seve ighths OF q m le.-Tim omaker.
1oS tKittleyl even money, ron; Remember Ne. SS
C. Combsl, to l. second; Belle Diabo, 50 reston),
60 90 |, third. Time. 127L2.
Fifth Race--one mile and = siSteenth.-Ace ! o3
Garner, to 3, won, Greyhurst, IS o. Woods). TO
l, second, A. r. O., 10& (BonneIl, 20 third Time,
l:4Sa
sixth Rare-Five. eghths OF q miie.-Santa Rosa
H., l0t (FreemAn), B to 9, won; ARA, lol
(stevens), IL TO l. second; DomAie los (webster),
TO I, third, Time, 1908.
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baseball Hotea
Dory.-No.

Dory.-No.
J. waller-1. A. wilma. Q. No.
c. Backert.-A wins both betA
q. II. o--They have been released.
Peter IL Gillen.-He nras played in the League IN
1889.
Constant Reader-The rule works the same when
there 10 nobody out.
The Paterson League team 10 scheduled to play At
Hsckensack this afternoon against the orttani.
@. F.-Amole, Reading; Gettig. Newark; Inks and
souders. Bunaloi Lampe, ayracuse; standish. Fall
River.
Tho Orange A. G. baseball nine will play the New
York National League team on the Orange oval this
afternoon.
PORTLAND, July CATER o hard fight against the
weather and lack Of patronage the Maine State Base
ball League yesterday went TO smash. The recent dis
bAndment OF the Augusta and Rockiand teams broke
the backbone OF tho league. An attempt was made
to continue q fourclub league, but the receipts
would not warrant its continuance. Last night the
association voted to end the feason. The Portland
club finished well In the lead.
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Hair Prices for YearlinE..

There was . good attendance of horsemen At tho
American Horse Exchange last night when tho year
linss from Aossrs. Charles and A. ]. Reeds FArview
stud were disposod Of. The prices realized very
EAtafsctory. The highest price OF the evening was
paid for the chestnut colt by imported st. Blalse-
Etiquette, by Enquirer, which was knocked down to
II. Balcom for oA.lO0 Mr. Balcom was acting for
Marcus Daly. He alAo secured the bay COLT by import
cd Qucklime-Braoeiet for e2,000 The latter 10 .
half brother 70 tho good twoyear-oid Bangle. The
best prices follows
PROPERTY OF G. 3 A. J. RREp.
Chestnut colt by imp. 81. Blaiss-AdAiia by Jls
johnson; W Walker. ker......................,.,.. oGa5
BAY colt by imp. ouioklime-Brsceiot. by imp.
Mr., PiekWieki H. Baicom ...;;,..;...;.. 1000
Bay colt by imp. Cheyiot-Brindis, by Forea-
tor c. Lttleneld, Observation-Disclosures. 800
imp Darebini W. G. Rollins ................ 1890
Bay colt by Exile-Emna, by Eoiusi II. l..
Chestnut colt BY lump. ST. Biaise-Etiqustts.
by Enquirer, n Baleom. ....:......,. A.Ioo
chsssnut hly BY R.y del ,sy-Giroae by imp. ''OO
sa1 NJ snedsaSF Mon by INN is. 900
garry n I. Roee, 1900
p,asn sS Witt S, % Sy rP ~ RGp y, sy kim 800
Aiphonao; 7. Hitchcock. Jr,......,.,.,....,.. 900
Chestnut a. colt by Phnni1-intcrost ny st. Mar a.,
Bay dlly BY EIiio-Laciai' by vaaIlail W. II '0O
Bay niiy by imp ST, BlaiSe-Many hose. by buuiSc
OF Aentrossi e LttlenelG, ....s; o7o
chssinut colt by aiser-Misi Dance, by War
Chestnut colt by imp ohsviot-Miasi WcNaily.
by hiseii j. T. seasram. m.,..,.....,....,....,., 900
Total nrst nights sale. ss head. ois.s7D' average
per head. Sa28.
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Esws from tho MoFse world.

MOUNT vERSoS July B.--Tho weliknown trotting
mare Cora K. owned by Is, r. RequA uf Yonkers
drop pol dead yesterday afternoon the AllendGle
ra,o track AT RrpnxVe.
RocKLAsp, Mo-, July e.-There was sad climax 70
the rareV at the trotting park yesterday afternoon
As the horses before tha stand In the nrjt half
mile OF tis fourth heat Dr. " ID, Farnham driver and
owner OF key NJ. swayed ami fell from his sulky
When Picked zip IL was found he was dead. DR.. Farm
ham WAS q veterinary surgeon.
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Chsaploa KerLa. MaLe. Ml. Aaerlenn Debut.

Hugo KorkAu. the German billiard champion. made
his American debut on the night OF July o, when he
began six-niGhts match at Maurice Days Academy,
AZ broadway and Thirty MT street. with young Ora,
the champion OF Indiana young and clever expert
who has not been seen public heretofore ~ the me
tropos. The match Is for gate receipts ana purse
oTeftd by DAiy IL Ia the hTst midsummer mach
played III town in score Of years. and attracts atten-
uoo - hotweAlher euriO al billiards. The men
play 500 points night at ltinch balk line. keriAq
showed remarkable sElIl az mass6 work His average
Was nvc ahd fraction. Edward Mclaughlin is
wears perpetual stllle.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
No games scheduled.
EASTERN LlAouI.
No games scheduled.
ATLANTIC LHAauB-
Lancaster at Riehmondi Reading at Norfolk.
OTHER aAMRs.
New York W. Orange 4. c.. at Orange Oval.
Orttani Field Club vs. Paterson. at Hack enaack.
Torringto vs.. Bridgeport, at Torrington-
Waterbury Va. Msridrn, at Waterbury.
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Pole.

HEAFsrEAp. July s-Tho 'ccnnd game OF the polo
tournament that to hay, baen played to-day the
polo neid OF the ROokaway Hunt Club at Cedarhurst
between tho Philadelpha Country Club ami the third
team the ArAdowhrook Hunt Club for the Blizzard
cups offered by wlli nj 4, haLAri, was forfeited by
the latter team 20 the 9uAkers Tho NsAdowbrooks
morroW's event viii be between the third " an, OF
the RockAway Hunt Club and the ESssx County Folio
Club
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In the womens golf match. played without
handicap, the results were:.
Ms. seaman, al; Miss ctssel 1902; Miss johnson,
loti Miss Walton. 11o; Mia Tying. l0l; Mrs. Gray.
lo4.
The club handicap was won by +. G. Brewster.
with the card Of 122. "a. 9s. and, to wind up The
day on the links, there was team match with
tho visitors from the Roselle Golf Club. The
t,h
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no cards from tho other contestants.
A match will be played at the Morristown
Field Club to morrow between the home team
and q team from St. Paul's school OF Garden
City.
The Dutchoss County Golf Club formally opened
Its links on Independence Day with handicap
for men and another for women. The summary
he INA IA hnn lnnn fnll
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Nn Ensllsh Bridge Jun,psr KILLED.

LONDON. July 6.-Tom Burns. tho bridge
jumper OF England, made his last Jump to-day.
Burns leaped from the pier at Rhyl, Wales,
which ia 100 feet aboye the water, and was
drowned
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There is u movement well under way at New
Orleans TO revive the old Olympic \. G. 80 ~
the title OF the st. Bernard Ath!olI, ,.ah
Daniel l.. Ryan, the representative ot The NV
organization is in town prepared tu u"A y
fractions in the tstic line lie called .H =
Sun ofiice last night and stated that ~, sl.e
had held two experiment al shows in h tcnru.aI
building with such marked success 'hrf a Lss
arena capable OF aSIommodating 10000 lrr'.ns
old plant; that Prof. John Dufy WON'T o, d.
engaged as referee, and that tempting =, %
would DO hold out 10 tho best boxers lu .As
country,
Ryan 10 especially anxious 10 book Cg'r."a.
Mccoy, Solly smith, Daye Sulliyyn, SaW"y
Kelly, billy Murphy, LavIgnc, Critic, ana :.
ler. Ho WIN bo glad 10 hear from au og a.. -
~ East Ninth street, where he will Isma4n !or
about week.
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Miss VouRh won the Woman's match, her
score and handicap being 90, 90, SO. Tho other

bsep S.Ss LIZ A gC club has
The club has leased the .Pallock farm, "(iTey-
tower" OF 100 acres, and win lay out nine
hole course, Charles Forbes, gTeonskeeper at
the LenO1 links. has been engaged aA Instructor.
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MADISON. July 6,-The Madison Golf Club
gave an open handicap tournament yesterday
women who participated. D. s. Kimball won the
nrst prize, his gross score being los and handi'
cap OF ~, bringing the score down 10 al. ]. NJ.
Shaw WE second, gross score ll3, handicap %.
net So. The other scores were:
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RALrnoRR.
Totals. 8 aAlS o

sBatted for Blackburn in tho ninth inning
Cincinnati. h........".".o 6-i99
harmed runs--Cincinnat, Q; Baltimore. l. Two.b aso
hits-Burhe, Irwin, Bowerman, Jennings, Ritchey,
Hoy, Corcoran Stolen haGea-Miller Irwin. Sacrifice
hits-Corooran. Miller t2J Left on nbases-CinclnnAn,
9; Baltimore First base on halla-on Breitcn,tein
T. Hit by ptchar-By Pond, I; by blackburn, l. First
base crrors--cinonnat, y. Umpires-Lynch and
Hurst. Attendancc-e.000.
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NOTES.
The Brunswick Bicycle Club will hold eArniv al In


The Brunswick Bicycle Club will hold carnival In
September.
Irrsnssmsnta have been made by the Rutherford
return on July IN,
The Bradley Cycle Club is the Of or
ganilAtion formed In Newark. Its ohilers are Pres
dent J. Crowley Vice Preaidont II, X. HAwey SEQ
rstATy, q. BurgasSer; TT asurer, II. W. Jordan; Cap
tain. b. sutpheh Lieutenant, J, RoEsrs.
A ten mile road raos will bs held over the hnburn
course ON July "a by the Union County RoadAtera.
race meet will he he'll at Manhattan Beach on
SATURDAY.. July n twenty mile match viii he
ruu between Frank starbuck and Fred Titus fur a
81 900 purse rhe following open eNehts will ruu
ProfessonalOne mile handv ap' third Ola mile dash
Entries will close with \ teeveA. geo Broadway, New
York city
The Road Committee OF the Brooklyn Bicycle Club
consisting Of q, H. Gardiner. John y Hudson, and -
NJ Hsnnett, have arranged the following road run
schedule for this season; July IL faI hockAwRy; IL
Ii, Long Branch AshuTy Park; 20, Resign. AuE a..
Z, aud T. phlsdelphiai IN, Asbury Park; 22, Long
Beachi 49, Enslowood, sept 4. D. and u, DcIAMA are
Wpter Gapi 10. POmpton Lake. 9b, wiliets Point
A bcy Gle earn al will ba held In New Bedford on
oct. 10. II. l2 ~, and IA
meeting of the H. A. W. Consulate win he hold
tonight
l.. i. Cahanne, the 81 Louis rider who has asaIn
taken Up Ang, 10 riding u great form the nation.
8! circuit
The Riverside wheemen will hold On amateur
race meet at OF. mpiA PARK to'hiRh
Tho ALAOoiAtad Cycling cluta Of this city talk Lf
holding team road race ON the Mil.ourn course In
September
< meeting of the BROOKLYN Good Roads Association
will be held gu July lg,
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In the regular monthly competition for tho
Wheeler Cup, played for over the same Links, A.
Schroeder. starting from scratch, proved the
winner with q net score OF 90.
foursoine handicap tournament was tho tea-
micut Golf Club at Watch HiiI' K. l. on Mon
day. The summary. - -
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Earned runS-New York, 8; brooklyn, 1. Two-hase
hitsTiernGn, Grimm. shirdle (2 Sacrifice hits-Joyoo
~. Stolen bssss-Van haitran, Herman, Davis, GeA
con, Firvt base On errorS-New York, IL RrVoElyu,
I. First base on balls-on Msekin, 81 on Dunn, 5.
Struck out-By Meekin. II by Dunn. .. Left bases
New York, 0i brooklyn. TO- Double plAys-Cana
van anu Anderson, y. TIme-2 hours Umpire--Ao
Donald Attendauoe-6,000.
BOSTON. o; PHILADELPHIA, Q.
PHn.ADEI p'tIA July 6.--Boston completely out
played PLil.delphia to- day. and won easily. The
HtnF
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PHILADEIFHIA. july 6.-J. II. soattersood of
the Harvard University cricket team, will bail
on tho Ct. Paul for England to join the Philadel-
phia eleven, He will arrive In time 10 play
against Glouoestershlro at Bristol on July Is,
keeper.
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MoRRIsTowN, July 6.-Tho race meet Of sa-
hodalica WReolnen was big success yesterday,
ishss In the differsnt events. The track was
heavy. making fast time impossible, and falls
were numerous. No rider was seriously hurt.
The summary:
ons;Mrs NSviss.wCs by Harry o. CLARKE, Wood.
Half Mile Exhihition. to lower track record OF
minute y seconds. held by Ray pawson-HowArd N.
storer. Hudson County Wheelmen, failed. Time,
onSMlle Team ,ss: Rae between Gnashsm s.d;sen
by C. A. Carlson and Paul hoiitor, Chatham Time,
urs.Haif Milo Dash. opsn-won by y. W. Fullerton.
HaIlem Wheeimen' Matthias APgAr. Madison. second
As: Jup6ind, Riverside wheeinen third Time.
on. M. % ilsndcsp sy Charles O
Mo,itor. 20 yards. second; Gtorse s. Parr0t. Chat
ham, 10 yards rhtrd. Time. minutes 10 seconds
aud Paul Woi,i"r cas,hs% Fred W fullerton to aens
Ss.Ssf ana and %ssl%sn Sra
Time. minutes 2. seconds,
BROOKLYN W. Ii, Meuu,re New York. second, Paul
holitor Chatham third, Time. minutes IS seconds
won by Matthias IpSsr. sAHodaiica WhSeimen. 20
yards: George squier pATrots, Chatham Whesimen
men, sso yards, third Time IL minutes 30 ssoonds
,AsnuRy. PARK. July e,-The bicycle races at
well attended. The hve.mile handicap was won
6y Leon do Cou. who started from scratch.
third Time, IS minutes 6s seconds. VIZ
Johnson captTred the mile open, for ooorsd
ridsrs only Tint minS.ss 90 ssho sssSnos TIKI
Naylor second and Taylor third. Time, min.
utes 80 seconds. The mile open was won by
Arthur Hulick, V. Cloke second. Timo min
utes 30 seconds
PRovIpESCE, July 6.-There was sensa tiopAl
racing at Crescent Park track yesterday. Joe
beWdsH won the ne open , professional % with .
Monte scott and Eddie McDufie standing still.
of glory. Scott rode in his old time form when
he had his match race with the hve,mile
s "Sf n p piS
fIne performance when he won tho handicap In
| minutes i-b seconds. Bowden's time in the
second, McDuifie third.
W,A.H.-l, To ride 10 Rhinsbeck, N Y. starting
from non street and seventh avenue, 10 TO 10th
bridge 70 Ftsyhorpsd lane, TO Nacom6's psm road.
aups susSSs sSSS'Ts a Il Ssl' Soo
the Andre monument 70 81. Paai's ~ 4. Church to
the turnpike 10 Sing sing go through pseiakil TO
the aiGEiSnds to Pisheiii Village and wappinSsr's
Ealls nruas creek 70 South avenue To Polslkeslsis
from hondout To ShSksn go to stony Hollow Ashton
| West Hurley: aud shokAn.
passing through Albany take the route 20 RSns6erf
psbishsd in THE sun this morning; leaving Rhine beck
Slus% % stores. and HcKnstryv viiis 20 MudsoS. Iais
Fourth strest Ia the tnTnpiSe, TO stockpoIt, SIuy
road ~ Pin Pias Gre Grove, srosS two small Srid ss.
10 the willow trees to the Boston turn
Gresubush; cross the Hudson River on south bridge
to Aibanyi take broadway g west Troy. 20 Ioarti
follow isS 6oTss % car S; ;saSSs % aoSSws street. sac
c!osa bridge TO Waterford. s'illwA'sE and Mechanic
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RoSELLR.
ELiZAnETH.


A thirty-six. hole handicap over the old course
for three cups given by the Ardsley Club was
links. The winners were Denning, Jaffray, and
TroM Mhrldue. as the following aummArY AhoNs;
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Harness Racing at Boaton.

Boston. July 6.-The racing a. Combination Park to-
day was very tame. TIL. Buffalo horse Judge at Law
and the PAGER Iorne won 10th ther races In straight
heats. Marion Mills, without Sulky OF driver. paced
phenomenal mile, and reduced tho record she nato
AZ this sty'a on mile track by going In S:ooA. Sum
nlAfioa
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The first handicap competition for the silver
cup presented by 4. II. hoardmRn was played
over tho links of the Montclair Golf Club on
Monday. Paul Harrison headed the iist with a
not scOre OF 03. Tho uummAry;
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Store Full
NegIige Shirts

Here's an assortment of colored
shirts that is not equalled in this
city. We can afford to carry big
stock late in the season and we do
it You'll find shirts here in stock
that you thought could be had
only when made to order. Shirts
for all purposes. For instance, q
heavy open weave Oxford for
yachting 50; light weight flannel
for bicycling, $L50 and So; bright
plaids for golfng. All these shirts
are made in our own factory and
You pay only one profit
We are shirt specialists have
been at it for thirty-one years.
KEEb MEN IN
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baseball AT Orange Oval Orange G, Va New York
RaHsl"y ,t vsO, 500, $3.50. aud 400 F. M'-1ap -''
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cnrcryyIrr. July e-Tho Cinoinnatis made 10 three
straight from the champions to day through we'll
timed heavy batting and Broitensteins skilfu twiri
ing Pond retired In the NTH inuing under fusado
OF hits blackburn, Hanlon's Texan recruit who sue
ceeded Pond, made his initial appearance In Ortolo
uniform, and was hit freely and hard. Catches by
Voy and Burke were sensational, The acorai
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n1o1Fe.


ne Hatriss fOr uhespsheaa nay.
Following are the entries for shsopshoad Bay
to-day;
First Racs-Twoy year-olds, six furiongN on main
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View England League.

Al Newport-Newport, 2; New Bedford, 1.
At Fall River-Fall River, q; Pavtuofet, IL.
AZ Tnunton-Taunton, 4; Brookton, II.
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Atlantic League.
At NEw ApE

AT NEWARK.
Newart. t..........1 81 o - 10
Athletics ..........o 0 o o Ga
Battories-Carriok and Rothfusn; Ames aud schaub.
At rArE!lsoS.
n. II. Y.
Rstsrsop... ....s ss9 99 d-iS Il 9
Battsrtss-Jones and westiakei Fry and Roach.
AT RICHMOND.
Richmond .......l / o 0-6 10 l
Lancaster. o o . "a IL 1
Batteries-schnii II and Poster, Heptis. West and
Roth.
AT NORFOLK
r. II, K
Norfolk. . 8 o Q o--o .
Reading. [ 1-8 10 o
BAtteries-Brown. Newton and snyder; clausen and
Asrplay.
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Earned rinA-bnston, 81 Philadelphia, ]. Two. hAso
hits-renneJ, q, !lins. Home ruu--Hsmilton, Stolen
basos-pnny. Collins D,lnhanty. Sacrinre hits
Long, Collins. Left ON bases-Philadelphia 81 Bos
ton. =. struck out--orth. Nash, Fineld. Long Hami
ton, Frat hSse on b&ila-Tenney puny GsIer. First
bal1NcFsrianh; Wild pitch-StivettA. Umpirs-
Emslie Tme--2 hours
PIrTsBUR0. .; uxVEIASp. 3.
PIrTskUld, July 6,--pttEbuTE won out in the ninth
inning to-day IN one the bost EaineS plAyed here
This season The winnas run was scored ou Sukden's
bnglo aud hit that good three bases by Tal
hehi nut ~ hs only ran TO nTSt NO gets ORiy single