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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-05-20
BELL.

May IL, as97.
Dennis Grimes, Of Aberdeen. and D.
Grimes, of Youngsville, were visiting A.
Nswkirk and family last week.
R. 8. Hamilton, Russst FRAZIER, Adam
Blair and others were trying their luck
fishing st the Furnace, last week.
A. q. Martin and family, J. H. Smart
and family visited James Sidsrs and lam
lily, at Pleasant Valley. one day lest
week. ~
We can say Of our energetic Asssasos.
T. W. Co.'s, we'll done good and faithful
servent.
James Calvert 10 on the sick list.
James Nswkifk and son, William, vis.
tied friends and relatives near Walnut
Shade. Sunday.
N. A. Gall, whose alarming Hines has
been mentioned before, u no better.
A. 2. Blair. attorney, Of West Usion.
is here visiting his parents, and on legal
business.
Rsy. Smith, Of Hillsboro. has been en-
ploysd by the Trustees OF the Presbyt~r-
ian Church. and has pvsachsd his 6rst
sermon which Wa highly appreciated. .
The members were taken into fall
membership st Union Chapel, sunday
morning.
M. A. Garrett aud Wit! :. = M'ss L.i.
lisn. were calling on s1oISfn frisnds.
Sunday
Dr.. Hooper and A,sA Lena Jones. Of
L,vest. -pass.a ihr..sst. Lsss, SUNDAY.
wliDoy sHlpr lxf, Is "a
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Remember
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ready 10 srsct . public hall and blsck
smith shop, on bis property recsntIy
puschassd Of !. n, Lemon.
Newton Miller has moved his family
into the newly erected residence on the
property Of Ell Glascpck.
Frank Harris and family arc occupy.
ins the property vacatsd BY Newton
Miller and family,
The ds'sgates "a the n O..a 9 con.
vsation st hovrystown. sppelated =
sepNpsat ~ P!e6hytpyiso Z ! -.
lGissfs ubdle Gall ~ n,enalke Drt,l1 I,
sl.s.aesn' Geepe 1sagaae ~ Jchs
The sun., 1897-07-04

LONG BRANCH, July 3.--The failure OF tho
amateur championship handicap TO I'LL at Elk
wood Park this afternoon did not prevent the
marksmen present from taking part in seven
interesting events. Edgar q. Murphy shot in
fine form. gathering his first tfty-cight birds
without miss. The feature OF the afternoon
was the fifth event at ten birds. There were five
entries all finishing with straight scores. Edgar
Murphy anu Winston divided the purse ON the
sixth round, DAILY killed straight in the sixth
event at ten birds. In the final event. at fifteen
birds, DAILY led up to tho last round, when he
first bird and then killed straight. Summarizes:
First Event-Mlss and out; entrance S5-E. q. Muir
ply. Z; y. DAILY. II; Winston, 1; Ballard. q.
second Eyent-Miss and out; entrance eb.-E. O..
Murphy and Winson. each; Ballard. los Day, .; p.
Murphy, /.
Third Eysnt-Miss and out; entranre S5.-E. @.
Murphy and DAILY. ~ each +. Murphy. IL; Bal
lard !.
Fourth EyentzMiss and OUT % entrsnce-P; Muir,
ply and DAILY. 10 EACH Ballard, S9i E. a. Murphy, 4.
Fifth Eyent-Ten birds $40 entrance; 30 yards
rise.-Ballard, Winston, +. Murphy, Day, and L. q.
ston, o. p. Murphy 1i Ballard, 4; DAILY, =.
sixth Eyent-Ten birds; $40 entrance.-Daly, 10;
Ballard. 81 T.. q. Murphy, S;P Murphy, z.
Final Eyent-Fifteen brdsi el5 entrance. .-Rallard,
30 yards, Ia DAILY, 80 yards II; E. q. Murphy, 2O
yArda, ~.
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CHESS.
DInaI Results in the International Nonsn's
Tournament.

HInaI Results in the Internatioaal Wonsn's
Tournament.
LONDON, July 3.-The eighteenth round of tho
International Women's Chess Tournament was
played in this city this afternoon. Tho results
were as follows:
Bonnsnn beat Stevenson in Centre Counter Gam
Pagan beat Thomas in P-o opening after sixty.
Barry beat aooding in Ruy Lopez after thirty.two
moves.
Rudge beat Watson In Queens GSmbit Declined
sydney and worrsii drew a P-o% opening after
FOX beat Forbossharpo in Queens aAmbit after
Field beat Eschwego in Centre GAmbit after TWEEN.
HestHsch beat MulsrHartung in Centre Counter
oamblt aftor twenty eight moves.
Thorold beat De Ia vigne in irregular game after
thirty eight moves
In the evening the nIneteenth and final round
was played with the following results:
Watson from Finn by default
Muller: Hart9ng won from stevenson by default,
Tssan beat GoodinE in Evans Gambit after
Barry beat Hooko in Centre Counter aAmbit after
Nudge beat sydney in sician Defence after sixty.
Gorrsli beat Forbes Sharpe in Dutch opening
Field beat Fox in . aPetron's Defence after fifteen
De Ia visno beat Eschwsgo in eueen's FIanchetts
Thoroid beat Hertlsoh in Ruy Lopez after twenty.
seven moves.
According to the scores tho winners are:
ssS snS
siIth.
Lady George Newnes, tho President of the
British Ladies' Chess Club. will distribute prizes
Brilliancy prize not yet decided.
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Yachting news from city Island.

CRY ISLAND. July 3.-Tho following yachts
passed here bound east:
steamers-Wild Duck, John NJ, Forbes; Satanella.
T.. w Bss; CUrsair Commodore J: Picrpont Morgani
Alicia, Henry NJ Flager Eugcnia, J. Gardner Cassati
viking, H. 4. Hutchins; Josephinc Peter A. B, and
George D. Wdcner; Scalra, Charles 4, Gould; GiradR,
f.. S. Rcnwick; Maspeth. g. NJ. Meyer; Cusete, @. A.
Tatum; On"onta. +. e. Diyinny Jr.; Lnta, Walther
Luttgen Parhenia, A, H. Mckee; Lorna, W. l.. StOwot
ScicOnda, Alfred W. booth Emelnr. stephen w.
Roach; Golden Rod, Archibald Watti Marietta HAr-
rson b. Aoore oricuts y. X. Ladew; HclYeta, G. o.
d. Iselin; Wachusett Francis i, Holder, ana Viva.
SchoOner-Priscla, James Goullingi Southern
Cross Vice Commodore John f. Phillips.
SlOups-Gayiota j. Fred Ackermau; Vision Mark
Hartley.
The steamers Ailcen. Richard Stevens, and
Charlotte, W. B. Higgins passed west.
The following vessels left here for Larchmont;
Steamer Nathaniel j. Is. Thomas; schooncrs
Niator, A. j. Morgan, and Crusader. :. L. Hus.
ted, Jr.; cutters Norota ID. Is. Burnham, and
Liris. Clifford Il. Hendricks.
The steam yacht NoInad. chartered by J. O.
Scott, left this afternoon for Oyster Bay.
The schooner Colonia, Commodore Clarence A.
Postcy, was launched from Hawkins yard to-
day and remains al anchor.
The schooner Intrepid, Gen. WnlouRhby Wee
ton. left for the eastward.
The sun., 1897-07-04

In tho play for tho Sanger cups, at 18 holes,
match play In which the semi.final and final
rounds will be played tomorrow, tho results
First Round-L. Kerr beat 8. q. Kneass. up and
70 piayt Dr Carl Martin boat James Pott Jr, up
and 70 play; Y: n. Freeman boat J. NJ. Mason. up
ena 20 pieyi Einlay Douglas beat j. W. Curtis, up
up and 70 play @ Cox boat 8, D. Pierce by default
second honnd-Dr Carl Martin beat Louis Korr.
man. Up and to play P;F. Murphey beat c:s. Cox
. mp and 10 play.
The women players also finished tho semi
nnal round for the second cup presented by San
ger. Thoy VIII also wind up their contest to-
morrow. Tho results were:
Miss Grace Churchill beat Mrs. r. n. Freeman. o up
end to play Miss Mason beat Mrs, Rockwell.l upt
Miss l. Willard beat Mrs. Grey upt Mrs Alex andre
beat Mlss Kneass. up and 70 play.
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Sullivan and E1t. MAY BOZ at Ambrose Park.

The chances that John L. Sullivan will meet
Robert Fitzsimmons In the much advertised
bout, at Ambrose Park, Brooklyn. tomorrow af-
ternoon. are very small. Superintendent Of
Police Mckelvey has not receded from the posi-
tion he took q week ago, when he said that he
would not allow boxing exhibition. He has
assigned Police Inspector 7. II. Mclaughlin and
Capt. James Kceney to take charge OF the police
arrangements at the park and yesterday In
spector Mclaughlin said:
Il will not allow either Sullivan or Fitzsim-
mons to even put up their hands in tho attitude
OF offence or defence. They have no standing
under tho Horton law. and at the first demon
stration OF this sort will place the principals
under arrest There will bo no boxing exhibi-
tlon, at Ambrose Park on Monday. That is
final"
Superintendent McKelvey said that Fitzsim-
mons and Sullivan may givo a lecture, but
should either attempt to get into a fighting
attitude Inspector Mclaughlin had received
orders to arrest them.
Martin Julian, Fitz's manager, said last night
that the action OF the Brooklyn police authori-
ties did not disturb him in the lous. and that
the 81 six-round boxing bout between sullivan and
the champion would como of as advertised.
The sun., 1897-07-04
Manhattan state Hospita, Games.

CENTRAL IsrIr. y. y, July 3.-The annual sports OF
Manhattan State Hospital came on to-day. Sum-
mAr.es;
loO.Yard Run-won by John o. Donpue Time
los, seconds
minutes.
Three Legged Race-.won by James McGrath and
Joseph Byrne. Time. seconds.
Obstacle Raoe-Won by Moran. Time. rs seconds
wheclbarrow Run. by PatIents-Wuu by John Doe
Time, IS seconds.
Running High Jump-W on by Joseph Byrne.
Sack Racc-Won by Braiy. Time, 20 seconds.
Running Hop. Step, and Jump-Won by James Byrne
with 80 feet II inches.
Pole vault-won by John o. Donpue. Height, 7
feet inches.
Chasing Creased Pig-won by John McPugh.
Climbing Creased Poe-Won by James McGIvern.
Hurdle Race-Won by Joseph Byrne
Tug of War by Attendants-Won by GroupC.
Tug OF War by Attendants and Patients-Won by
GrOup E..
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ERRORS ARE RESPONSIBLE.
,royS WIN AN EXCITING CAME
BV'y nv FIELDING ArLSTAKEs.

.,..s,. Puche. Great nsn rOr tho new Yeris.
y.,p-DrooLiJus break Even Mt Fhila-
..,,h,n-Cincinnntis Shat Out Leuisvilie-
C,,eland and PittsburE wtn-othsr Games
-, Bo,tons won another close game from the
-. ~ Works yesterday and increased their lead
y rs 80 points. as the Baltimoros were not
.oO r,,rk but there is no immediate danger Of
~ beinr overtakon. The Brooklyns played
~. n.A r,mes in Philadelphia and broke even,
m~ .-uos Dunn pitching fine ball in the first con-
y, Bsrnio's men. however. woro passed again
Y ,hs Pittsburgs, who easily outplayed tho
g,,,ro,, Tho Cincinnatis, by whitewashinR
.. y. Inulsyilles, gained several points on tho
=. s.muiOns, and the Clovelands increased their
"a an nfth place by disposing Of tho detected
!. Inuis tailendcrs. The results:
,,.,on. 8; New York. ..
prooklyn. 81 Philadelphia, Cnrst gams).
Philadelphia a Brooklyn. o tscond gamo).
Pittsburs. 8; Chicago. ..
Cincinnati, 19; Louisville, o.
4 Cleveland. Q; St Louia. Z
The sun., 1897-07-04
sWIMMING CHAMPIoNsHIPS.
New York A. c. EIpertn Show Good FERN st
the ChLcaEo A. A. Tournament.

New York A. c. Expertn show Good FERN ut
the Chicago A. A. Tournament.
CHICAGO. July 3.-New York's stalwart anna
tour swimmers, d. NJ. Reeder, Z. A. wenck, ]. NJ
Davis and N. Murray, covered themselves with
glory to-day in the amateur championship
swimming races Of the A. A. u, held at Lincoln
Park under the auspices Of the Chicago Athletic
Association. Tho tournament was somewhat Of
an International contest, as among the competi.
tors were Fritz Kniese, tho German champion,
and Paul Neumann. the Austrian champion.
Neumann IL now o member of the Chicago Ath-
letic Association, under whose auspices hs was
entered for and won tho championship In tho
bO0-metre race at Athens. Greece. year ago.
1t was an ideal day for swimming. and 5000
spectators cheered with delight as event fol.
lowed event. Nearly every crack amateur
swimmer was entered in ono or more of the
races and records were broken right and left.
Among the DISTINGUISHED guests Of the day
were President William Penn Nixon and all the
members Of the Lincoln Park Board. Major
Gen. John r Brooke and stan, and nearly every
city and county official. Summarizes:
10o.Ysrd championship-won by D. B. Renear.
Luriine Swimming Club San francisco; John 2.
Beach. Chicago Athletic Association third. Time.
l minute 2.p seconds. new American record
Asanty second; ,&eaoEs. n. i. A: c. third. Time.
80 minutes "a 2-5 seconds.
Athletic Club. Reeder. Wencke. Davia, and Murray,
ssoond, Chicago Athletic Association. q Them; W.
minutes 20 seconds; losers' time. minutes 81 35
seconds.
440-Yard Championship-won by How ard =. Blum,
Lurline. San FranciSco; Walter Bloom Chicago sec
ond; =. A. Bender Delaware Boat Club third Time
minutes 8-b seconds.
Half. Nile Cham pionship-won by Paul Neumann;
W. C. Getz, Milw aukee Rowing Club. second; wenck
third. Time. IL minutes 9-6 seconds.
220Yard ChAmpionship-Won by d. n Reeder,
81 2.b seconds. new American record.
1OOYard, Handicap-Won by J. n. Davis. ~ Y. A. c.,
z seconds; W. A. Knowles. Milwaukee, 10 secondsi
William Bachrach. Chicago. scratch. third. Time,
I minute 81 go seconds.
The sun., 1897-07-04
LTHLET7Cs.
Aii-Rsuna Sport the Special Feature at
OutinEn.

Au.v...s s-.-t a.. .-., $780,. -.
o.,,.
lam p,.us ns.s u..,.S were nola o" suihers har-
ZEN River Park yesterday afternoon. The sport was
greatly marred, owing 10 the Door condition OF the
track several Of the conts,,snts r.cs,,sd savsrs
$50. -. '. 80 , Neo''un'S iooei'ou seNore
,oov,,,n, usna,.. s
Ynn, Ta Dasn' HanoieapIEinal heat won by N. w.
clty yards ,sscnS Hurley csthcliC E'C Club.
Half Nh. Snxice Fin 81 bsat o =, n NJ o..,
iism nsm 6Gon 69Tn city B. gass n J. A. c second VIII
minutes ~ AZ secondS' M " A" 'h'ru' fnhe'
xo, xsao;Ysrd, NovCe-Final heat won by J. j. Lugman
ang vernon; Albert Mendes, New York CITY SEQ
~aoySrd go RnS ssEonas; onHas.;ra,o,r-r,r.,,., ~ "
iyn,, IL ysTd'. second; ;. M. Kinney, K 4. C., is
'%5as Ms shsd RuT Ti%S % 80 seconds d.
neiI; stnmioru N. Z. A. 40 yards j. J: Burke N J.
90 Yards third Tima nnntas seraa: hH M s,M A. W.
cIosvn vvvvrs
I4oY,rd RIM. Hsnd,c.n--won h, p c,u,,., =,
Ssrds third TIm nnn ES.as second % j. Nathan
qsOYard Run, FOR Heavy we,Sbts"Won nv rrant
saoSSrd ES ESn hnas faL second NO time IN taken;
While second II. BeEinsry tbird No tim, tsten e.
MisS Dunn pSsn; seeons lNr M by Miss A. Trber
Tho nrst outing and games OF the George J. Frae
lings Association OF stapleton were held at Fort
wadsworth yesterday afternoon. The feature Of the
a DAY was tho baseball game between tho Deans and
OF events follows:
9. Deering second, Edward q. Fitzpatrick third
Time, ! seconds.
second Robert GeonS. thGd o.
'a,S IoS.1s sSco1d; ~, s...,,, -.
q n0;sI ssa
Time. 90 seconds.
By Jo:eph Pfeib. 80 yards; T. Bersmann, 50 yards.
TwoMiis Bicycle Race. Scratch, open-won by Frod.
sriot c. Schultz James sylvester second. Theodore
Potato kaoe-won BY J. savage, ?. PEABODY second.
Joseph Dus:man third.
l7bi c. Tlningsworth second. 172; j. Gartrenheimer
third. 10.
j. ,on s7 S. 49, DseFns as Henry HOlr
Mems by By william mnnch a. George
Martin second. Jacob steinmann third.
IN se.onu .nhuar games Oh tne otDani.y social
80 Ao'u :. f',. "%"u'"oi'h % ses'e'uay Ai.erhoon'
mar, 'u'''s'' fh'eon e'eh'' "efe aeeioeo' BUM
loo.Yard Dash. scratch-won by Joseph Ryker
Time, II go seconds.
220.Yard Dash. scratch-won by T. Tehrue. s. Mo
seconds '''"'' '"'''' d. 'ufne' '''fu' i'ne' E0
looYara Dash. Handicap for Members--won by
secondi F. Gunheim. yards. third Time. ia seconds
One Mile Run Scratch. for Members-won byu
Joseph Ryker. l. Tehrue second T Ieyinsin third
Time 3 minutes az seconds
one-Nile Bicycle Race Handicap-won by g. ]
BmberR 80 Yards; Kari Kentwood SO Yards seo.
ond; Frank J. Halson scratch third Time y minutes
4s seconds
Running Hirh Jump-won by c. X McIntyre with
feet inches G. Ferguson. second with 5 feet; T.
Running Broad Jump-Won Inv Oh arlea Rvker with
Is feet: 9. Leavy second. with II feet 81 inchcs
44OYard Run Scratch-won by BENJAMIN Iowen.
stetn s Kantroyitz second Abram Fredeberp third
Time so seconda ~
Potato RsceNWon by George Aarons. g McKenna
second David O. ;roas third
Fat Mems Race--Won nv r Tebrue Sivmpnd i
The sun., 1897-07-04
On tho Morris County Links.

In tho first Of the semi'monthly handicaps for
the r. +. Ballentine cups at the Morris County
Golf Club yesterday tho winners were Arthur
Berry. Mrs. II. p. Phipps, and A. II. Tiers. Tho
final match will be- in October. and In tho con.
tests until then each winner will receive credit
for three points, and tho second and third two
and one point respectively. the two having tho
greatest number OF points at the end winning
the prizes. Vanderpool made the best gross
score. which Is q new competitive record for tho
links. 1t was:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 7 o 6-6-9o
The sun., 1897-07-04
Baseball Games To-Day.

NATIONAL LEAoUR AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Baltimore At Cincinnati; Warrington at Chicago,
ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Lancaster at Newark; Hartford a. Paterson.
OTHER GAMES.
West New York T. G. vs. bridgeport, at weohawken.
Emeralds VS.. Yonkers A. A. at Van Nest.
Williamsburg A. A. vs. Railways. at Williamsburg
A. A. grounds.
Bay Ridge A. O. Vs. Brooklyn =. c.. at Ambrose
Park.
Bay Ridge F. @. vs.. Hendorsons. at Jersey City.
Centreville vs.. Brightons, at Bayonne.
Morocco Y. G. vs. Fort Lee A. c., at Fort Lee.
waverly A. A. va Empire A. A.. at Tuckahoe.
Hoboken B. D. O. VI. Genuine Cuban Giants. at Ho-
boken,
The sun., 1897-07-04

SOUTHAMPTON, July 3.-In tho competitions
for the Challenge and tho Handicap cups at tho
shinnecock Hills Golf Club to-day large num-
bcr Of players walked the links. DR.. II. H. Cur
iss and U. A. Murdock, Jr., at ninety y-eight
gross, tried for the Challenge cup. the latter
winning the Handicap cup on his net result.
Tho ncorea follow:
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Earned runs-Pittsburg Q. First base by errors
Chicago. l; Pittsburg, T. Left on bases-Chicago IL
Pittsburg. o. First base on balls-on Callahan. 81
OF Gardner, D. Struck out-By Callahan, 81 by Gard.
ner. y. rwo.base hit-Davis. Sacrifice hts-Sugden
(9). Lyons Stolen bases-Ely. Lyons, Donnelly (a),
Lyons (a). Hit by pitcher-By Callahan. wild pitch
Callahan. Passed ball-Donahue. Umpire-Sheri-
dan Attendance-2,e00 Time-1 hour and 90 min
utes.
CINCINNATI IL; LOUISVILLE. 0.
LOUISVILLE. July 8.-Frazer pitched poorly to-day
and received weak support. Breitenstein effec-
tive at all tmes, and had trouble In shutting out
the home team. The score:
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Briliiancy prize not yet decided.
Appended are the final scores:
DiaLEa wins the Duohss. or York stakes.

LONDON. July 3.-The Duchess Of York Stakes.
. handicap of 300 sovereigns, 1000 soyereigns
to tho winner. 800 sovereiGns to the second, and
200 sovereigns to the third. for three-year-olds
and upward, one mile, was run at Hurst Park
to-day and won by p. LorillRrd'S and Lord VIII
Lam SSresfSsSs DsEss REHns
meros Miss Fraser. years. third. Nine horses
ran. The betting was 8 20 against DiAkka.
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played well Dunn also ala rood vro,k n th.
held besides ptohins clever ssms. 'E Ths ~ scoro, s1


buVV5u TOT Nhhh m the ninth inning.
fSiisdSlpSi;::.::::::.:::.::S fSSiGiiSssdSslSpSi;::S SS5SSSS g
Earned runs-Brooklyn, 4; PHILADELPHIA. 1. Two
csso csso MtsIEL,sjoie Grim Stolen ba.es-Dovd La
Struck out-orth. Double piay-shindie and Ia
Shanee. First base on erroru-Phiiadelphis Il
broQkyn,l First base balln-Cooioy CO Bovla
Mesh, Grimm, Jones. Anderson. Time-i hour and IB
minutes. Umpire-Emnlie.
PHIIADHLPmA, q; BRooKLIN, B-sEooNp GAME.
PHILADELfHlA. July 3.-The second game was
poorly played by both teams MoMshon and
Fineld were IN the box for the two teams, and
Both BOTH we're hit when hits counted. Had the
Esceivod he would probably have won the game.
The score: ~
The sun., 1897-07-04

Tho Corinthian feet OF New Rochelle started
TO the eastward yesterday afternoon for short
cruise that will last over tho Fourth of July
Tho brooklyn Yacht Club also started on their
summer cruise TO the eastward during the late
afternoon, Glen Cove being scheduled Is their
nrpt port.
The sun., 1897-07-04

LONDON, July 3.-At Fallowheld to-day the
amateur championship shot-putting contest
was won by Horgan OF the Irish A. C. lie put
40 feet inches. Sheldon was second with ~
feet inches.
The four-mile walk was won by W. ]. Sturgess
In % minutes "a 4-5 seconds. beating the worlds
amateur record.
The sun., 1897-07-04

LoN0 BRANCH, July 3.-Tho Norwood Field
Club cup handicap was played to-day with the
usual large list OF entriea. In the afternoon
o'clock tea was served by the women Of the
committee. An exhibition foursome was also
played. Henderson and Harper winning from
Curtis and Browning by one up. On Wednes-
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L. Morgan. Jr., withdrew.
July Cup Scores at Orange,

ORANGE, July 3.-Play was begun this after
noon on the greens OF the Essex County Country
Club In the competition for the July Cup. but
the scores made woro not remarkably low. Ben
jamln 7. Kissam and Edward p. Merwin played
q match game over the course this afternoon. the
up. In tho play for the July Cup tho cards
turned In showed these scores:
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n, nsrpsd @ r1nsGBrookiyn. si Philsdslphia, Z. Two
Cooley. stolen base-Lajote. Left on basss-Phiis-
delphia 2, Brooklyn. O. Struck out-Canavan, NO
base on eTrcrs-Phi sdefphia, Q; Brooklyn, O. First
base on balls-Cooley, Anderson. shindie, Gilien,
Ftneld. Hit by pitched ball-C1omontn. Wild pitoh-
Mcmahon. Ttms-2 hours and 10 minutes. Umpire
Emslie.
PrrTsnuno, o. CHICAGO. ..
CHICAGO, July 8-The Colts were totally unable 10
connect with the CURVES Of Pitcher Gardner. The
Pirates therefore won Padden played q star game
at second. The score,
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Tying made his first nine holes in "a in his
match with Morten. Summary Of the semi-
finals:
Bowers beat Stewart. up; Tying beat Morten. Z up
and to play.
Ward beat Hamilton, tho winner Of the public
the consolation match. but he succumbed in tho
semi.hnals. This leaves two Dyker Meadow
men in to decide tho ownership on Monday.
Summary:
Consolation Cup-Dancl Chauncey. Dyker Meadow,
beat II. T. Kneeiand, New Haven. o up and to play; ;
Walter J. Travis, Oakland. beat J. W. Albaugh Jr,
Norwood. 3 up and / 10 play; Beverley Ward, Jr.
Baitusrol beat G. n Hamilton. Baltusrol. up; Dun
Edwards. Dyker Meadow. beat Walter Watson,
Jr, Seabright. up
semi nnals-chauncey beat Travis, mp, Edwards
beat Ward, o up and to play.
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ESa~Ood team 'sSa Sa tSs NsrR%sSd e Rsdi' sRs as
Greenwich Links Crowded.

There was . throng out on the links Of the
Fairfield County Golf Club. at Greenwich, yes
terday. In the competition at thirty-six holes
handicap medal play, for the Queens Jubilee
Cup. presented by F. Il. v. Bond, tho winner was
Frank W. Sanger, who will retain the possession
until the next contest, In Juno. 1893. The
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NEw RRUNswIcK.


NUTLEY, July s.-Therc was lighter turnout
than usual for tho monthly handicap at the
Nutley Golf Club to-day. caused by the absence
of many OF the membars on Independence Day
trips. The summary was:
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mixed foursome team match, probably tho
first OF its kind ever held In this country. was
decided at the Morristown Field Club yesterday
Five couples from tho home club played like
number from the New Brunswick Golf Club
tho visitors being tho guests Of the home club
during the day. Tho summary follows: