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CHATRMAS MOTIFS BULLETIN.
LIST OF TIRE SUSPENSIONS AND RACING Sane
TONS GRANTED.

LIST OF TIRE SUSPENSIONS AND RACING Sane
TONS GRANTED.
Baltimore. Aug. 1.-The following bulletin has
been issued by Chairman Albert Mott o. tho Z. A.
W Racing Board:
The suspension ~ Hardy Downing San Jose
Col. expired August II. 1885. The suspension %
Fred +. Goodman. Ncw-Nork expired August 49,
The Paramount wheelmen and thu Bay Ridge
Athlete CLUB. Brooklyn. y. \. AFRO suspended from
the sanction privilege pending payment Of hand
car dnes ct. ,.,.., ,,o,. n,..
for knowingly allowing n suspended professional
rider to compete with amateurs In road raro eiyen
g. Il Kenyon, PIsinasld y j. is permanently
promoting unsnnctionei races. after repeated warn
The Maltby Track PlalnHelc. y !. Is placed
upon the list Of those TO when sanctions viii he
refused. because ~ an unsanctioned meet held
10. EsTi Boyee. Blnsham,on N Y. Bo"e- is sii
Suspension remoyed-,Jam Logue. George H.
vsidn ana Harry Barlow. Philadelphia.
ssr us9snasN y George Howsrd Daniel " Smith
Harry DILL William Ryan. John parson. Frank
b@san. walter HoHnor, j. y Parker. Hugh Hay
wood. August hifael W. G. lianey. H. Bernard
Burns Hs, Ky IGnnsop GoS,ses,eT j.
fcr. Gloucester, y. j.. clause 4 George II Wallen
James Losse 81 ara pd,r Hay 6aToT nhede
penn. Richard Martin, jacob iialos Charles
Weaver John Smith. William Lamb. John Dolar
Mount Pleasant. Penn. clause T.
SUSPENDED
Charles Edmunds. Philadelphia. TO February e.
80 racing while under suspension
W Rroadie.. jersey City. - >. September IS
Itqs unfair dealing In connection with cycle racing
Vaughan Duke. Philadelphia. 10 September 2
IsiS failure TO ride.
George Parker, Gloucester. y J. TO September s.
$50, unsancioned raccs.
''i ~ Seale Hanson. Jersey city. y. j. to October
1e 1855 racing under assumed name
Toeeph iIurlio. Lanoka. -. j. to September .
1896 failure to ride
Charles Wilson. Mount Pleasant. Penn. IL per-
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maneny suspended from oil road and track radlns
FOR repeatedly competing while under susp enS.d
and in amateur event alter oei"e
Denver patterson. staufrer Penn. Richard Mar
tin Jacob Haes. Charles Weaver, JofH p,ea.a rrt
William Lam c5oS ana Sohn sss knounsy competing
with and pacing a suspended man. .r,hr-
Harry condit, Ed D~ Se, lc Joe Westaed. Eugene
Ricbter Joe Burke Peter Sims. NJ: Burke "a ~
owens j. sorrenson and William Dodd; PLANNED
n; j. to septem6.srT, 20 iss; sers Samuel Martin
rnccb snYnin Walter Clark. william Dona i hue
Frank Beakcy. William Chew; Frank EHh nSwsrd
Howard Thompson George qobnson Alexander
Byers E@Ta vsr SnT Turner Gloucester n. j. to
February 90 1892 unsancton,esd, race. " McNty
T SHIN w. Lawrence John Brown. H. kileS
Iiorace Wrsy j. Dorsey D. j Troter. joseph Jen
knson Harry Wray. Ph.iadelpnar. ,b .S ,raek
Harry Grader J. Doughery Thomas Ell, Tisn Town
penn. to February II. iS'9. uns'nctone' races
Iohn Eoll Allentown. Penn: to February ~, ~"
competing in road race while under ,n HnImer
chsrles Krause levi Kern, Esyp, PEN c c;eo
,fler. -Cementon, Penn. w pnn NJ Wert.
Rhoda. wlIIiam RucS A TspeSori Penn r. l.
Amer r Frey Phillipshurg, n !. 70 snp5csnded
!, Isas for knowingly competing with a s"spT"''
man SANCTIONS GRANTED
R,v.r,e Track company. wllninson pei Apses 90
pr,5ge,on BicycI. Clue. Brldge'on, y - ""s''' 80
''i bsi,wsr- state ra,! Association Wilmington '''
w,nor, r,lcye;e Track Association Wes'poT'' r
F"nte1'bf., wb.e,nen Red Bank Y T. septsneer5
, eu Bove o Reilly Literary Society Altoona ''''
August 90 ,%G Assoclaon Philadelphia September ."
closed gsG,v. Davies. 1an.tord Penn. August q Ao'
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SIXTH RACE-For three year-oids and upward which
have run and not won this meeting; selling One
THE WINNERS AT ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis Aug 19-The track was slow at the
Fair Grounds to-day. Favorites were successful
in the third and closing events. Weather pleasant;
track slow. Summaries:
First race (seven furlong.>-Pat Murphy. loA tMc-
Donald 20 70 l. Truxillo. l07 oGlmore) 20
second: Overland. lOA DEAN 70 to l. thiTo
second race ION. NILE selng)-Einpress josephine. 30
Kane 10 J. won school Girl IS ward. y 10 and
~ 10 l. second: Alma Glyn. lol MeDonali). TO =
third. Time ;f5-l
Third race Uwo- year-ods. ak furlonss)--Our Nellie
los (Southard) won: Hitticx 40 fMacJOynD. 10
70 and 10 J. second 1903 (McDonaldj. 70 l.
third. 1iine-l:i7 =,
Fourth race (two niles and one-eghth)Jack Bradley
M ffarshlergerJ to l. won, Sunburst % Burns, 2
10 ; and out second. c. s. Bush. s2 Zines, $ 10 l.
third. Time-3:| -, 49,
FYfth race Selling elk furongsl-Borden, Jos Cay
VOID, 10 2 imp. King Cold los fGrnore) 20
and 3 10 2 second HsIre Floyd. 1913 GiehersolD. 20
10 1 third. Time lh-.
sir,h rsc. selling one me)-Maddalo. l0i rNcDonsld
even won Lord Neville. 90 Lines. S 70 end 3 70 l.
second. Tire Plare loi south~fl =" to l. third Time
i
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After three OF the easiest sort OF victories over
the Cincinnati team. the friends az the Ne"-ioiN
PLAYERS could be excused Tor eNpsc"Hs .e'
70, ,, ,ho homeless Cleveland team. The un-
certainty Of the game was again illustrated Tor
tho Wanderers won almost as they pleaSeu' an"
local visions OF fourth rlac" I'm the pennant race
were banisnod for the time being To secure 'ha'
coveted position the local players nust pass ..u
Cicvelinds. and TebeaN = III" ~" A'- F''' -
ing hand yesterday. 80, .o,,, ond while
I'd. york was not ~ the best II was not MS laul,
~, tho score was SO one-sded Young pi'cn.h
y.t,h nil Of h. old-rne skill. ana gave SIX ~
nos.,v vas llttlc erratic the start and tleFe-
land made eight hits. one Of them two.osss'f ~ ~,
a. are, two innings This gave the Visitors isdA
which insured them the game Score.
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possrRIE STARTERS IN THE FUTrRITY

The Coney Island Jockey CLUB announce 'i'ioas.
e.. associated Press last night. the following INST
.. ,ossible starters in the Fuurity, with the
weights they will carry. Every horse named mas
the right 10 start but IT is firmly believed that no'
nal. OF those in the list Will 10 in the Futurity'
which will be run on Tuesday next Here is the
list: Glenhein l& pounds. Ahor ia Ine haf'lstei'
SIS Sir Hubert rs; Marti.nss Us. Rhnelandsr, 49,
The Kentuckan. lis. Deerng. lis; DIR. Eichoere'
us: Mal-lak-ws is. Counsellor Weinberg us'
Armament, lls: Nj Gay. Us. Captain sigsoee' lN;
Anagrsn. lis: Muggins. rs; Rusher 1l5 Autumn
lii; Presta.gi,a;rice. 49, Duke of Middlebrrsh no
Tendressc. rs: soucbon. 49, High Degree u.s. Lazy
Meodesome, li2 Fiion dor. liz. La PeDien'e. ~
Gold Mine. ~. s.. Lorenzo, Jos; 1Ger:erer. ios
les: Mark Niles, is: Baagor loS His Lordshlp. lcs
Io,hsric Jos. Catapult its Galahad l6S The. Lady
IN Blue. Jos. Veraciors. ln3. Queens Badge. 1C6
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WEIGHTS FOR THE FALL HANDICAP

The weights for the Fall Handicap, at six fur
longs 10 be run at the racecourse Of the coney
1.iand Jockev Club next Tuesday. are as follows:
Ornament 1872: lilo l27; Ogden. ~: Typhoon II Il.
,,s Isidor i2s: Algo ~; Handspring. ~: Don de
~ 'f !e On Deck 10 SIR Waiter TO- Maceo rs
simon ", rs. Royal Stag. us, Havoc ~ pr ~;
sweet. ii5: while Frost ia: The Huguenot. ".
George Keene IA swiftmas; 1l3: semper ECO, ~,
burn ii. Gssha M Sanders 10 Hsna5a 9 s
saiior King io7: Buela 100: Sir Nassar 10, iQr.
onso, lO5 Bendoran. lo: Thomas Cat; Iet; 6 6Ss
9ack, 1CS Bannastar. loS, CandepiacK' W. "'''
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YACHTING.
CANADIANS RETURN THE sEAwANHAKA
CHALLENGE CUP.

SAY THAT IN THE INTEREST OF THE SPORT
RACING RULES SHOULD BE REVISED
Montreal Aug IA meeting Of the SAILING 'om-
n1ittee Of the Royal st. Lawrence Yacht CHb was
held to-day 10 consider the conditions under when
challenges would be received for the Seawanhaka-
Corinthlan Challenge Cup for small yachts AFTER
careful consideration It was unanimously resolved
- return the CUP m the Seswenhaka-Corinthia
Yacht club
present govern the competition for the cup no
longer suffice TO govern the changed conditions ana
Developments which have arisen since the inception
NJ these rules. The committee also CONSIDERS IVA.
II s essential 70 continuance of the contest ana NJ
that sporting spirit which II is the aim ~ al
,,ach.smen to further that tho rules should receive
such smplihc5ton and Amendment III h'' ~
necessary -, -
The committee appreciates that under the dee ~
off, might with the consent or the S'hWhh.
6aks -Cortnihian Yacht club alter the rules, w.
n also appreciates that the present meas uIsnl,l'
rule is 80 entirely Inadequate as 10 nrel Il III
careful revison-a revision which coNln n't W'li "
radO without long consd-rati ton ana mhIJ cum.
euces Under eli tho circumstances u appralls
therefore to tho committee that inc li"srsr ol W
cur and the interests of yachting Wruiu Dc ~.
maintained y the Segwarhaka- 'orinlhlhh : "cH'
Club Will again resume tn" CUSTODY oi lh.
Tha COrnmiffSe Of the OPINION lNdt. ii'r
ro,rh a. the work afisulug IN" defence 81 the Guy
has absorbed too much OF m" energies ol " ~,
to the Cetrmcnt Of racing n ~" otn'r '.fsn 80
might take part ~ is not IN iac best ih'e''''' '
The club - continue 70 cnfcnd the CUP. -.
formal challenge has been ftc'iseh ~ nv ~, IN
rnittee from Commodore j. ". laylor or - i"n'
sociation for the Seawanhaka international up
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OTHER CANES YESTERDAY.

A, Rlchinond- Richmond .: Paterson. o.
A. Alientown-Al lentown. !. Lancaster. I.
Al Proyc.nce-F rovlaence. .. WhsesnarTe D.
Al Detroit Detroit. u. 81. Joseph ..
Al Columbus Columbus. 1. Kansas city. D.
Az Observation-Disclosures. 8, St Paul. l.
A. Mar,reld-Mansaed. .. Youngstown. l.
Az Fort Wnyne--Eort Wayne, ]. Dayton. o.
AZ Grand Raplds-Grand Rapids. O. Springfield D.
At Toledo-Toledo S; Newcastle. l.
Al Ottawa-Ottsws. 3. Toronto. :
4, Montreal-Buffalo. q, Montreal 4.
Al Cansndaigua-Cena dalgua. 10; Auburn. O.
Al Norfnlk--Norfolk. 3; Newark. l.
Al Misunderstanding. J. Hartford. 0.
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RESULTS AT HAWTHORNE.

Chicago Aug le.-Another cool day made racing
ENJOYABLE to-day. The results
First quarters of a miis)-Plack Fonso 10
20 l. Won Cutter 70 5. second Ia Champagne third
fIme-i11h.
second lseren-eigAths o. mlel-As;or. ~ l.
won. Prarch /. second Hos third. Time BIN
Third race (se,en-eghths ~ a nlel-D.hciai. 10 5.
wen" Prince Biszes 70 !. second. Locust Blossom.
third Time 30s.
Four,h race ave and ore-hIf .urlongs,Jinks 20 2
,rsre re nv pardee 10 2. second Boney Boy. third.
Tine CO... 49,. 80
I'm race Cone rile)-Amy Wade @ 70 J, won Braw
- ~ ? second Tranhy. third. Tint 43it
sixth rsce (cee mile,-Tonto . J. won. Mihe NJ.
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Burn therefore. won the first prize. Chsrousek,
Cohn and Tschigorln divided the second. third and
fourth prizes IN equal shares, Siein.iI toek me
Gfth: Sch.cch;er and Showalter divided the sixth
ond seventh and gerccr received the eighth.
The prizes eight In number, we're to the follow,
Ing amounts. First prize. 1000 marks; second, 40
marks: third 800 marks; fourth. 400 marks; NTH,
3CO marks, sixth. 2o marks. seventh. No mnrks,
and eighth. 100 marks
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Nm1mm&4
Until Noon

Shoes for Men. SO. so to Sc russell shoes
going at $3.50.
Woneu's Shoes. of dark tan kidskin
Value 3d. $l.75 here.
Mems Clofkfng.- and Sc trousers Of
fine English worsieds are marked $3.50.
$40 linen suits at halt price.
BOYS Cicthiug. Suits OF blue serge and
fancy worsteds Tor boys to II, at S.;
were so and IS. 81 and S. double
breasted Jacket suits, at s2.75; for boys 8
10 IS.
Women's Stockings Three pairs for
half dollar: Of black cotton, medium
weight. fast color. Csc. a pair regularly.
Womeu's rests. OF Isle thread, light
weight, low necks, prcttily trimmed. 25c.
a week ago. Now, 3 for SOC.
HaudkerchtsG, Men's and Women's.-
EXceptionsl values. Al-linen handker-
chiefs at smaller prices than you're ac-
customed TO- Four good oiferngs-two
each for men and women. Make inquiries
at the handkerchief store Broadway.
-Four Offerings III Mems Furnishings
End-of-t the week bargains-the kind that
never fails to fill the Mems Furnishing store.
Night shirts at iOc OF good muslin, with woven
trimmings and pearl buttons. Prepared for two
DAYS selling OF these last week. but the stock
lasted only three hours.
Bathing suits at 81 so s. wool suits are now $50.
Plain blue 3 sorts, now -.
N-gisc- shr;s-Madras, good patterns detachable
cuffs Good value at dollar. Half that pnce on
this lot.
Neckwcar-Englisr twls, Soc. and 7ic. until last
week small lot at for 25o.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Formerly A. r. Stewart & Co.
Broadway, 4th av., 9th and 10Th SIS.
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BOXING.

v-AprFE LEWIS WITHpRAWs FROM THE
GREATER NETWORK ATHLETIC CLUB.
AT o. meeting held yesterday afternoon IN the
law Office of James Taylor. the quarrel between
Warren Lewis and tho Greater New-fork Athletic
club was settled by the withdrawal Of Lewis from
the club. Representatives Of the stockholders Of
rsrad Lewis Ssoo settle his claims against the
club with the condition that he withdraw the IN
junction proceedings which he brought to restrain
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INTERNATIONAL CHESS.

pr-rN WINS FIRST PRIZE AT coLoGNE-NExr
THREE PLACES TIFF.
Cologne Aug 1.-THE fifteenth and Ana! round
~ the tournament was played to-day. with the
following result: schners beat Heinrichsen.
schech,cr was disposed 81 by Gct'schan, Albin
md Popiel drew. Fritz lost to Charousek.
schal.op was beaten by Burn. Showalter defeated
COIN steinitz disposed ot Tschigorin and Janowski
and Berger drew.
Appended are tho total number ~ won ana iost
points "a registered by every contestant In the
tournament:
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BALTIMORE. 4: ST. LOUIS. s.

baltimore Aug ls-The orioles did not win
,o-days game with the Browns until the ninth
inning when sudhoT let down after his previous
mastery work Maui. though hit freely through
on, thn entire game was effective NJ critical times
after me hrst inning. Attendance. 1900 mo
sco4e' Il. II. +.
Baltimore .........I ~
Bat,er!,s-Maui ard Robinson: suthoT and kins!ow'
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III w TENNIS.
NEWPORT TOURNAMENT POSTPONED
PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.

PROGRAMME fOk iO-phi
Newport aug 10 (Specsl This has been dav
~ ,naction with the lawn tennis players gathered
here for the ohampionship tournament il has
rained at intervals all day. Early In the morning
there seemed bare possibility that they might be
bic 10 play in the afternoon but the rain fell so
persistently that Or. Dwight. the referee or inc
tournament was forced 10 hans out n sign reading:
mo play to-day. All matches postponed unni 10
morrow morning.
action. and the tennis players we're III AT ease AZ
DAY. They lounged about and read or played Dill
iards for most 81 he time, and swapped remlhis-
cences during the remainder. The enforced IDLE.
ness was doubly hard for hose who were expected
TO play to-day. for the. trained 10 the hour
and keyed MP high pitch for their matches
The third-round matches in tho chainpionshp SIN
giles will be played tomorrow morning II the
weather clears. ell four Of them starting at II
o'clock.
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BASE HITS.

The Cinclnnat.-Boston game al Boston yesterday
was postponed account % rain.
II is expected that the parade In honor or the
naval heroes this afternoon will prevent much OF
gate" at the Polo Grounds.
Tho New-York team will not pass Cleveland In
hurry with the sort OF baseball played In Harlem
IollnW YcsfcrdaY.
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tunr Con 100. Ilnstock 100: Miss Miriam; w. ''"'
satf6onaI az ieferson IS: Lady Marian 20
THE AouEDUCT CONTESTS
FOUR or THE SIX FAvoRITEs DhFE" III
SUMMARIES.

The finishes were fair AZ Aqueouc' 49, ,note
49, go soor, had little merit because the MAKE
$40, - tho sovoral contests was poor ana resu',S
were decidedly unsatisfactory Four OF the SIN
favori,es were beaten i,
.Iahe- captured bis usual share Of honofs' WIZ WIZ
ming on Bussfrl Tut Tut ana ConhoNti.
nnish on Connover was espNciany sN'i'" ~
CO.,. n,,h rsders reversed Topic; would have won
eastv As fcr Connovers running. u lo9hep ,,n
csso for some questioning. In MS previous ~,
ha r-as hes,co by the best part of furlong' uu'
The stewards made no attcrlpt 20 secure an - -
pianation and his owner. MIG DAY. an" "''
The meeting will end to-day. and the ciose viii
bring few regrets.
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MATTHEW DAWSON DEAD.

Matthew Dawson the great English trainer Of
racenorses Ia dead Al Newmarket. England
Matthew Dawson was the Oldest and most famous
trainer Of racehorses in the world. lie trained i've
Derby winners. including Lord Roscbery's I.adas
who won In 1884, and the same owners Sir Visto.
who carried off the blue riDbon In he following
wear He also trained and raced 81 Simon one
Of the most famous Of English tnororgh Drels ard
the sire Of Persmmon. the Prince o. Wales's colt
hat won the Derby 1896. lie sevcnty-tuo
wears old a NOR. complete account OF Dir. Daw-
SON appears on the sporting page IN lest Saturday.
Tribune August IL
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rOrUSyIIIE. 3: PHILADELPHIA. :.

Philadelphia. Aus ia.-The Philes went down 70
day before tho superior playing OF the Colonies
Mageo pitched good bal, and was supported III
ane style Attendance. l2ll. The score:
''' ' II. H. r.
Louisville ...........o 3
Hs,,.rie.-MaEes and Kittrdse: Ortiz and Murphy
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p1T~rssUaI :: WASHINGTON. ..

washington. Aug. 1o.-Esgat hits FOR twelve oassS
gave tho Smoky city boys the game IN the es"'"'
A rnisjudged ball by Donovan helped 20 increase
,h,,r score. Attendance. ~
r. H. F.
ws,hinx.on ''-.--...So II o
B.i,eri.s-Kren and Mcguire; Tannehl and Bower
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GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

A, the Pelican Athletic Club tonight there VIII
he forty rounds Of boxing. the principal bout OF
the evening being twenty eontes, ne.Ws Sc.
"rerr,," WcCovern OF New-Iork ana I'm az
laban Of Philadelphia AT Id pounds bliy
NnVrard and TONY" Lewis will box ten ROUNDS o
~ ~ o,,nas and Tin" Barrett AMI Dan nuan"
r,iIi 40 the same ut 100 POUNDS.
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NEW YORK

r,--ef r,ns-Clevslsrd 2. Tw1-b,ss tfs-
water T.i-sn Hsi,rsn. Double pays-HsrtSnaS
r,ay,, an. joy-. FIrs, base by err1s-cleyrlanH.
"a, 10. on S,i.--0Y poheny 3: Young. J. Hit ~
nl,ch.d hail-Buryet struck out-i.y p1hshy; -, -
Ior-y halo Conner VIA pltcn-~ Do',.n
-, IN ba...-Nev- S. C1ev siini. 10 1'r's--"
I ncN
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house He accepted the offer and the Injunction
proceedings will be discontinued In the supreme
Court TODAY.
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Tho Cleveland League baseball team will play
.nn IVES. New-York Field Club tenn et Wee
hawken tomorrow. Foster will pitch for the home
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CRICKET.

WORLDS RECORD FOR BIG SCVKE BEAIEN
BY TWO ENGLIsHMEN. WHO
MAKE Si RUNS.
Chesterfield. England Aug i9-In the cricket
match between Yorkshire and Derbysh.re. which
began here yesterday. Brown ard TunnlcAe. Tor
Yorkshire made the sensational score OF So before
the partnership was dissolved to-day This Is the
worlds record for irs;-cass cricket; the previous
record being 3ss.
The pair went In FIRST Yesterday and batted al
day long the score et the close OF play beng ~.
This morning TunncliHe made his score 2S oefoge
he was dismissed, and Brown was not out, WIKI
score OF as2 and extras le. Brown soon followed
having totalled 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20

A, the 81. George Cricket Grounds Hoboken TO-
marrow there viii be two baseball games. the INST
ho,ueen tho Hudson Athletic Club team Of Ho-
49, ana The Resolute Club. of Brooklyn and tae
n,her between the Cuban Giants and mo TO
80, baaeha11
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There will be open swimming races to-day AZ the
u.asb,no,on Heights Bathing Pavilion. at ON"
No. d,nd ard ff'y~ nffh-:t 0nd HUDSON River
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The Brooklyn Gun Club Will hold club SHOOT n
clax, birds to-day - the club grounds
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Bilprles

-N'N>>~N sc N sound. y -
yI,IRFs-Bert yo.r's warranty . y,'r,sA
i RUBBER Co. IS Ciid. Agents ""'
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Cyclists desiring to Join tho League OF American
Wheelmen may obtain full printed information and
membership blanks By sending their and ad-
dresses TO the Cycling Editor OF The Tribune.
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BASEBALL.
,.rv.yoRK BEATEN BY TEBEAUs HOME
LESS INDIANS.
,-o..v. PITCHES ~ OLD TINE FORM FOR THE
WANDERERS. AND THE HONE BATsNIN
SECURE ONLY SIX Hrrs-poHENT
hit HARD.
THE RECORDS.

-.,.,, 8. Ne,y-York 2 Louisville g. Phladelpah >
i,irorrc 1. s. Louis. Pc,sours. 7, Nasnnf'oh' o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20

The zettl.r Gun club Will hold an outdoor tour
r,r4nt to-day NJ Cypress Hill Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
Won in drive by q head; two lengths between
ard third
AOUEDUCT ENTRIES.

Tho entries for to-day are follows:
FIRST RACE-For three yearolds and upward: selling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20

Tho Manhattan Rife Association, which has
,v,oLnundred- ward range AT Bay Chester. has new
indoor range ut no. 20 West Onehundreh -ai,'
thrtv-second- this city. u is twenty nvc Narh'
ia length.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20

Some % the League OF American Wheelrnen OH
cials who are openly IN favor Of giving up the con-
:rol o. cycle racing beginning 10 hedge. An
oaiclai O. tho New-York Division said yesterday
that 10 thought tho League should continue 10
manage amateur races. because IL was an amateur
organization. but that Il had no right 10 control
professionals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20

Tho frat NJ the series Of three matches between
tire Herman Rifle Club. 81 Jersey CITY, ana IN
West Roynton Rife club. Of staten Island. VIII ~
shot az the former clubs range on August y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
SUMMARIES OF THE CONTESTS.
r,pcr p.cr Selling. 500 added About seven furlonrs


FIRST RAcF-senrg: 500 sdded About seven furonrs-
$, p
NJ Minaen's on. Z. Blssinl. By Hayon dor n. ~,
Bliss yrs. lOl D.. .tMaAeI! % ''
" l.. Hsynans Oh. High Priest si,: B. iCt =, IA
w ''f I. Dive. ~ g sqnan 4. % =,
Taran,o ,,td $500 50i 10
Sam. Bcv. 3. 100 ~ o,Lo"'''i"
wo, :, . Gallon by four lengths: lengths between
second and third
SECOND RAcE-For txo-y.ar-o,ds 800 added; ceiling
Five and half furlongs
wsaswS5h ,s. loo Tut ut T eaaAs3 .. IL
F. V. Aexsndre. oh. c 1~sndo IL II. ., a,
Ninety Cents 90 Gear. es,...., (sonser" ID -
,,.,srv ~ two lengths; eight lengths
ond and third
one mile
j. st t Gsois--hei. Iorins. iii No. No. ., ia
NJ Minden's oh. e. Ruby Lips. 81; =, ~,
NJ j. Days Oh. g. Froohman e Daly, o s-i 81
n'''"'' '' Time-I:44fs
Won easily Eve lengths: two lengths between seo'od
and third.
FOURTH RAcE-s.lllnr: $500 .hd-1. On. nils and
forty yards.
W ]. divers en-. g. Lansdale. by Linden
.-r;k.orn Lass. yrs lo1 tcar lotl...., =,
NJ r Dryers g. Ben Ronald. !. io2 :, IA
r. C. Dossetrs ch \. pogsett a. lo4. ,
Brighton ,1a........... 'ssifwS24' 81 a
Elm. = l"'.'''''''''' 1ri;n,e.i:iS'
Won in drive by head. length between second ana
third.
FIFTH RACE-For maiden two-yesr- dds; 800 sh'-o'