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ELKO COUNTY OFFICIAL VOTE.
FOR THE ELECTION HELD TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3. 1908
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-30
AMERICAN HORSES AT aooDwooD.

London. July 29-At to-days racing OF the Good
wood meeting the Lorard- Beresford stables
brown flly Chinook won the Nassau Stakes. This
is of 80 sovereigns EACH 10 soveregns forfeit
with 200 soveregns added. for three-year-ods; the
owner Of the second FLY to receive 10 sovereigns
out Of the stakes. Eight horses ran over the old
mile and the result in detail was follows:
The Loriilard- Berestord Stables Dr. T. Chinook. By
Sir J. Bundel Naples b. I. Nun Nicer. by Common
tn. Duks =; w..;m,n.te-;: or ornah no or,::.
huth
J. c. Mosenthals four-year-od bay colt Chaleu-
reux. won the Chesterfield Cup. This race Is a
handicap value 300 sovereigns part In specie (given
from the race fund.-. added to sweepstakes OF Is
sovereigns each. sovereigns forfeit. for three
year-old and upward. the second to receive 30
sovereigns out Of the stakes: entrance sover-
eigns Six horses over the Craven course Zone
mile and Quarter). and the result In detail was
as follows:
J. G. Mosenthals four-y b. c. Chaieureu1. by
lanes Keenes fo,, ld 81 c,od II bv
Candlemas-Belle Of haywood. ...........
W NJ. Clarkes hve-year- Old oh h. Prince Barcadire
by Barcadine-St Oave. .......................'
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on THE LoNGwooD COURTS.

poston. July 2s-rhe match Of the day was that
bet xeen G. L. Wrenn. Jr.. and s. Z. Milett wh'cn
vr.nn won. II wa. o close and hard-fougbt batt's.
~. 80 hr,II,ont tennis was seen. Neither player
took chances. and they did not seem TO be relying
an each others mistakes Each preferred not to
h,t the balls too near the lire. Ware won from
ever IN straight sets, as did Marvin from Pier
without any trouble. Ware and Marvin are ooth
nlaying we'll ard should make a good contest to-
morrow.
whitman beat Budlong more easily than was ex-
pected. Budlong played strongly at times. To.
morrow Whitman and wrenn play Goldman and
Marvin In the semi-hnais in the Eastern doupies
Seaver and Ever come up against carleton ah9
Wright in the seml-nnas In doubles ana AZ
o'clock the finals in doubles take PLACE; Inc
dnais in singles will be played Monday AFTERNOON
The summary OF to-days playing follows; n
p,sr ~ G@a 81: /. T. Ware bea, II. L. Ever. 81
90 "a; o. L wrenn. Jr, beat s. r. Mi!ie,I s sI
% SO 0-3 e.: II. D. Whitman peat y !" ""~
long ca g. I-5 ,,.,-., .,a c,y,e,oa
Eastern doubles second round-Wrisht nna Sarss'S
beat Hooker and Hackett. O. -, ~ 80
sesver and Ever beat McKttrick ana ''e''
7--5 2--6. g.
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s.ocpauME OF SPORTS TODAY

CONTEMPLATION Beach. 2;3o p M
sars,IoEEE Tournament OF the ShlnmecoSdn
GOLF scratch medal play. EnsieMoou'
Hill eiu Tounty against Oakland, baIusro'',
Morris txyIET.~New-Jersey ATHLETIC Team a.
chr Roseville Bergen Point, n; - T NeM
ssalns Athletic. Team B. against New.aH.S,,
Jersey Point n. j.; Manhattan 2sainss
Bergen Island, Prospect Park Neasu le
sta,enn,onship games): Brooklyn aga inst
ehahpo,,an' prospect Park: kearnE agaihst
Mann ahn"C County ST. George. kearny' N D. VAS-
kns s,on championship games).
sociaIy,VyN TENNIS-Eastern championship
L s."n,es ard Longwood Cup for singles
LonewNT1,ypuh, iiT,-New Jersey Athletic Club
bA ss, Fnglewood Field Club, Englewood;
aga.nSSt Grange Field Club against MontciaT
s,,Sin,,c club. Montclar.
Avn NC.-Morris Wheelmen. at tne
Sin,bsa oval: Centre Moriches Athletic
toon..niatIon. Centre Moriches.
notwithstanding carnival, Acad-
w ~ Music. Brooklyn, p. m.
en W!,CHTING.-Indian Harbor Yacht CLUB
Lei regatta, off Greenwich. Conn; Sea-
annnhaka Corinthian Yacht club run Tor
wam.'.It Memorial Cup; New-York Canoe
i 49, faces for half-raters. 3 p. M: Saturday
C.u us FOR catboats. at Hampstead Harbor
Yacht Club.
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THE RUNNERS AT BEL-AIR.

Montreal. July 29-Mirth and Brown Girl were the
surprises at Bel-Air this afternoon f. Scherrer
was thrown by Belzara In the last race and had a
rib and broken Reitz was reinstated. Sum-
maries:
First race (seven-eighths n mlie)-Mrth. 100 Vte-
toe) 20 to l. won Annie IAuretta 1OOh AIKEN. sec
ond: Isen. 100 "a. Dean). third. rime-l:32 o,
Second Ohree-quarters Of mile)-Trfmmer, iu'
(McGlone), to g. won; Vox. 100 Hreeman), 20 D.
second Gavote. % "a. Morrson). third Time-l;lsN.
Third ceiling. seven-eighths OF mlle)-Brown
Girl, 1o2 tGleason). 10 20 by length and hsI,
The Bird. 10l wan Kurcn). second: Jim Isle. iVh
(Aker). third. Tlme-l:3oIf -.
Fourth race Der beaten non-wnners four and a hall
fur!ongs)Jcsse 100 (sheriand) 10. by head
Collateral 1902 E. scherrerl. second: Our Bishop lo'
(McClone). third Time-l:09%. go ~
Fifth race (seven-elghths OF interchangeable 90
(Aker). to won: Deyo. 90 etoe) second; Joseph
ine n. 90 Cruly). third. Time ala. -.
Sixth (seven-eighths OF n miel-slsepy Belle lW
(Shcrland) to l. won; Lady Maud 1902 (Aker). sec
ond; Rolands third Time-1:33H.
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TRACK RECORDS BROKEN AT ALBANY

TRACK KELONDS BNONtN Al EtLIoA1Nf'
Albany. July 29-The track record was broken
twice to-day by Prince Alert. entered by s. f.
Bailey Of Philadelphia, in the first and third heats
of the free for all pacing. The third heat was the
fastest. Birney driving the gclding In 207h. lower
Ing the track record three seconds. Summaries:
First race t2i8 class. uottins. purse ssoo)DOtheo
blk e. by George Simmons (Ryan), won hrst third ana
ffth heats Star Boy. g. CMcDonsld) second and
fourth heats Apa.ert b. g. Powers) third Bert Sheldon.
blk. q. George SMITH. fourth. Time-2loA 2:l4n.
2:l6h 2:18. 2:17k $500
Second 0ree-forali. pacing. purse s5oo,-Prnce
Alert b. e., by Crown Prince (3irney won In straight
heats: Conner. big. &. Magure). second Berkshire
Courier b. q. 10y SMITH. third Tme-2Os%. 21l1s.
2OIH ~
Highland Maid Or CMcDonaldl second; Norcol. b. 6.
Dewey. third. Time-21sk. 2IsN. 21s&-
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u.yy CRICKET CANES TO-DAY.

This will be great day for championship cr,enss
IN the vicinity Of New-York. for. with the s'hs's
.xcent,on OF the Paterson club all teams enteleu
,r the series Of either the Metropon'ah D''
~ '"o Iao ~ IN. New-York Cricket Associa-
lion will be engaged. .,o,,a
The most interesting contest OF the day fhouia
result from the meeting OF the Manhattan .na
staten Island clubs at Prospect PARK sno ,is
result, OF the game should decide wncm nennant
ap s N se ie club will play Team OF the New
Jersey Athletic Club at Bergen rcint. VIZ ~ the
.ne,o erganizaton The Brooklyn club champion
OF The association will meet me K1n@s County
ond eleven AZ Prospect PARK. aho Mills ~'
:. 20. A,>s 81 GsaInx.
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oYcIINe.
NOMINATING COMMITTEE wrrHHoLDo
IT'S ANNOUNCEMENT
PRESIDENT POTTER NOT 4 CANDIDATE roR TN
Grief coNsULsHrP-M. NJ BELDrNo IN.
MAY BE THE NANTUCKET MAY BE
GIVEN OUT ON MONDAY.

meeting OF the Nominating Committee Of ne
New-York State Division Of the League OF Amer
lean Wheemen was 10 have been held IN this city
yesterday, at which the OF the regular
candidates fer Chief Consul and vice-Consul were
to BE- announced. Assemblyman W. W. Armstrong.
OF Rochester was unable to be present. and. while
the names OF the candidates were agreed upon.
they Will not be announced until Monday.
F. n Frobisher. OF this borough. and c. T. Cole.
OK Brooklyn were the only members OF the COM
mit'ee present. While they agreed upon the NOM
inces they refused TO discuss the names until the
Hat had been mailed to Mr.. Armstrong and he had
approved OF them. II Is expected that Mr. ARM
strong will hnd no fault with the selections made.
While nothing could be learned offcially regard
ing the new leaders for the League OF American
Wheelmen In the State. II was said good author.
ity that the present vIce-consul. Milo NJ Bedding.
MI Beldtng hns been an enthusiastic League OF
s selection 1 sy wSTss ST p
over the State Mr.. Bedding is in business IN Broad
YAK ana ne Is member OF the New YORK Asn ,
He is an enthusiastic wheelmsn and does con-
sSSI9f "a S'Y saac Potter tried
@ but 0Sa n Potter to asa" obsd 10 Fl
service When seen Yesterday he saiS ne was not .
candidate and that he would rot be He said he
Wheelmen affairs that ne thought II was about time
he devoted more attention 10 his private business
.and think that ought TO devote the next ten OF
fifteen years TO my own business. am interested
In League Of American Wheelmen AFFAIRS ana al
ways will be- but there are others. just as compe:
tent as myself. to do the active work. think
have done my share"
There are those who will look upon Mr.. Bedings
nomination with the ii"a that he Is a Potter man.
and IL was said yesterday that there was chance
that nm opposition ticket might be put In the neld,
G. s. Sims. jr the president Of the Associated
Cycling Clubs Of New-York. has been mentioned In
connection with possible opposition ticket. MI.
g. .T~ mentioned last year. when W. 8. Jenkins.
Of Buffalo. was the regular nominee. but after con.
discussion had taken place Mr.. Sims for
maliy announced that he was not a candidate.
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OF INTEREST TO wHEELMEN.

Most Of the roads dried out nicely yesterday aftee
the rain The intense heat was responsible for ne
fact that comparatively few wheelmen were sseu
on the uptown drives during the day Tho turn.
outs last night on the Boulevard, the drveways IN
Central Park and on Riverside Drive were as large
as usual Over In Brooklyn the cyclists are not %
IN Prospect Park were rdable. early in the morn:
Ing: and the Cycle Path was fair to good all the
or nearly so the road to the vest
the old path was a Quagmire Of oozy mud from one
tho a as y
has been scattered over this path, but It has not
ns.s anything but sr viii ..s
months for the rubber tired wheels to pack It down
Island. and the stretch from the path to surf.avc
will in few weeks be rdabe for the first time Ia
years The holes and gullies are being filled IN
with asphalt
There will be no race meet in this district to-day
In which the clubs at large will take any particu-
lar interest. The Morris wheemen will hold .
gymkhana at Columbia Oval. williamsbridse. but
this Will not create much excitement IN cycle.
Tayiore and McDuree. at the Charles River track
ens on the ana
McDufree Will meet at the Willow Grove track, a
worth going miles to witness Little Michael mean.
while lille T. taking life easy at sheepsheaS Bay With
The welshman will go to Philadelphia on Monday
to begin active training for his contest with Nc
Boston and Buffalo will invade Indianapolis n
strength during the week OF the national meet
Tho delegations from those two cities have en-
| gagged headquarters and will 60 prepared to make
hard heht for the meet in 1899, Their work IN
Indianapolis will be OF the sidelghts OF the big
meet and they will assist Indirectly the wheelmen
| Of Indianapolis in entertaining the wheemen OF the
country. ,1ndionapol is backing both-to win and
the larger the delegations from each city the better
the members Of the 1898 meet club will feel. The
Boston club has stolen march on their BunaIo
brethren by electing the members Of the Indian
apols Meet Club honorary members OF their Or
ganizauon. 80
The national championship races this year viii
occupy three days and night, beginning on
Wednesday morning. August 10 On Friday night
there will be a mddle-dstance race. the first OF the
kind ever run at q national meet. The programme
Is novel. There will be mutipet hanficaps. tandem
ties which have been introduced into the racing
game this season.
A triplet pursui, race has been arranged between
the Kings County and Patchogue Wheelmen teams
70 take place at the race meet to be held At Pat
chogue on August 20.
Teddy" Edwards. who is riding century q day
in an effort make 3e5 consecutive centuries. VIII
change his base OF operations from Chicago to
Denver this week Edwards has ridden century
every day this year.
Cyclists desiring to Join the League OF American
Wheelmen may obtain full printed information ana
membership blanks by sending their names and i'd
dresses to the Cycling Editor Of The Tribune
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RESULTS AT HARLEM.
Chicago. il
The results:

Chicago July 2s.-weather cool track slow.
The results.
First (eeven-si1teenths Of nniis)-Prince Henry
IN 2. won: Vim and Vinegar, to 2. second; Numa'
third Time-1:1on
Second Zone mile and sixteenthl-Daisy F., 70
l. won; Prosecutor. to !. second; Friar John tnird
Time-l:53h
Third (fve-eighths OF a mile)-Jinks 70 z won:
Spiruele out second: Tulla Fonso third Tine--l ot<
Fourth Zone milei-Found. to J. won; ttide
Burke, to 8. second The Devil third Time--l:&5t.
Fifth (three-quarters OF mieIAfamhda. 70 =,
won: Locust Blossom TO q second: Treop.a, third.
Time-1171z
Sixth tone mile ana seventy yards)-John Bright
II s. won Charlie Chrsty. to second: Simon W..
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OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

Al Toronto-SprfngHe O.; Toronto, D.
At Rome-Rome. S. Palmyra,
AT Utca-Utica. !; Canandaigua
AT Osvego-Oswego 81 Lyons. o.
Al Cortland-Cortland s; Auburn. o.
At Alientown-Aentown. Lancaster. GI,..o,. a
AT Readng-F1rst game Reading o. fdchmono' u
second game. Reading. g. Richmond.
At Hartford-Hartford. 81 Norfolk. o.
Al Buffalo-Bufrao. 8: Syracuse.
Al Newark-Newark, H. Paterson.
Al Observation-Disclosures, 4; Montreal. Ia
At Ottawa-Ouawa, 3; Wikesbarre. J.
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THE WINNERS AT sT. LOUIS.

St Louis July 29.-The going was sloppy to-day
NJ the Fair Grounds Two favortes and three
well-played second choices won summaries;
pIrst race SELLING. one me)0Mlfs LIME 81 nr"st'
9, ~ end 10 l. won: Alma Glvn. 1O2 a. alcDonaial
to and 10 5. seeond The Planet io7 'southard''
~ se AZ race fselinR me)-Rowiand Duet i0z
fsovthnYd, 80 to and 10 10 /. won; Joe so1' ~,
IpnoLer, Is O ! end 10 ]. second SprihgnHe' i"'
Tyt,er) to !. third Time-l:4s4: 49,. hal,
rscs selling for twc-year-olds nve ana one
,,nnS.,cur Nellie 100 t1iirnore), TO = and to
won; Pat c!eburne io2 qtutera IL 10 20 ana ,h,rS
Tlr e-l:i2A ,, -, .,a on.-h,r furionSs.--
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THE RECORDS.

Louisville. July 2s.-After winning eight straight
games the Loulsvllcs players took day on. and
by childish sort OF r. seball playing allowed the
New-York team to tally victory. Altrock lasted
only one inning. Magee. who took his place, di1
not show much headwork. and was batted all over
the field in the last three innings
Seymour Wild az a hawk In the nrst Inn,
Ing. The Colonies, taking advantage OF this scored
half dozen runs before the necessary three men
could be put out After that Seymour settled
down. and his work OF the best during the
remainder Of the game Clarke, Herman and
George Davis led In the batting Score:
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SPORTS . AM4, SpO RTSMGN.


THIRD RACE-seng; $500 added. One and . quarter
miles.
r D. Boards b. h. Dutch Skater, by
Dutch Roiier-Lena, aged. iie ~
T. j. Mi.''' CHI h Bsnauo II. :. i liz a. -
". DINERS oh. &. Lansdais. q, ia
Won easily by two lengths: a length between second
and third.
FOURTH RAcE-Handicap: $500 added. One and one
eighth miles.
alier-Lady Alice T. ia 10. .Dosgeto ~ IL
Ken'ico Stables eh h. hammock cs.nl i@ TO 10
r. H. oRciiiy's ch. C. whlstns Con,
Jefferson s s. Ghomp.o"} 81 as
Time--l 1914.
Won in a drive by length; two lengths between
second and third
FIFTH RACE-Handcap for two-year-oids; 5000 added
Six furiongs
Kensioo Stables br. c. Jack Point. by Sir
Dixon-Merry Maiden. 1928 10. .lsonger) 2-i 81
J. d. Smiths b. c. Dan Cupid, ioa 4, a,
William Lakeland, CHI. g. choru. Boy I 100
Hamilton ~ 50
Helen Thomas lOS.......... .CThompson) IL ID
DR. Fi,zsimmons. 100 car. ics, ;lDosgetoo Cd e-s
Time-lI1h.
Won in drive by a length neck between second ana
third
SIXTH RAcE-3soo added; selling. Ono mile.
j. L. Dwyer's b. h. Rotte dam: by Rotherz .,
hiil-znsndoya. Ys, ii2 ~ 90 LeasD
NJ crancys ch &. Maxine Gomez. 8. o.;
Dogget. O. 10 ..........''., ;o1ssse,S} *, 81
Time-l+3z.
Won in a drive by length; same distance between
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POLO At NARRAGANSETT PIER.

N.rrasanse,, Pier. July es-The polo tourns". .a
q; ,h. po,n, Judith Country Club was resumed .o'
Sav the play being for the Rhode Island cup ~
for teams OF four With an assresa.s u,,ss. ~
TO exceed 'e., teams were tho westchestes
Se" club OF New-york versus the Reans
Mass The Wss,e assls peShsm Won score
wi' 70 NJ Wsstcheser os. goal ~ en@ Ssv:
The oasca'sSS ed. 's a. -
pretty sxngp, ndiih County Club Challenge Csp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-30

When the afternoon halves were begun me 20.
lerv had Increased TO more than Thousand PEG,
ne Clark improved rapidly. and not on,y clos S
vas up This would have meant defeet 10. mos.
men but Holins is youngster VINO a0es bns. and
this tied the score Playing for the hr:t hoe as"a
TO decide the tie he made ornh n,sS af sssndnS
on On ,he hole and lay dead Holllns puttsd OUT ana
the hole was his at TO Ts,s sa Cnp '0"'
Clark practically threw away his chance OF WIZ IN
ming on the eighteenth green nSsr Vbe cirsum
hot. he tried to win by long put with the
usual result OF adding away HseesS nome In the
MINING he did Is and Al respectively SO that both
,nornng and afternoon cards were the same o.
The figures follow:
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LAWN TENNIS.
GREENE COUNTY MEMS DOUBLES CHAM
PIONsHIP WON BY BATT AND THAYER.

PIoNsHIP WON BY BAIT AND THAYER.
Catskill, N Y, July % (specaD.-The champion.
shin o. Greene County In mems doubles was won
Yesterday by C. Strawder Bait and Everett II.
Thayer. Of the Sleepy Hollow Club. Tarrytown-
They defeated Rowland F HUI and Pierre g. Jen-
nings three sets to The first set went to Bait
and Thayer In six straight games They lost the
second set however, after close struggle. "a
The third and fourth sets found Bait ana Ihayer
PLAYING In their best form, and they quickly ran
This morning Thayer beat r. F. Hi in the semi
finals and will play mis- clubmate. Bait, to-morrow
morning in tho hnas for the silver challenge BOWL
The scores were as follows
Mems doubles tanal roundc sawd p,.- na Je ne
Everett Thayer Rowland F. HUI ana fierro o. jew
ninss. 90. 81. G-1 CO =, rs.v.. h..s
Mems singles (semi-Hnal round)-E IL ihaSe' 49,
- E pN c-o
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MIXED RACING AT GENEVA.

Geneva. n. T., July 2s-The midsummer meeting
OF the Western New-York trotting circuit was
brought to a most successful close this afternoon.
Coleridge won the free-fcr-all In straight heats.
equalllng the track record OF 2:l3 +. NJ. Clark.
owner OF Ashwood. was fined 3 for delaying the
2ls pace. and the jockey OF Fanslight $40 Tor the
way he rode the second heat In the one-mile run
ning. The summarizes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-30

To-day the tournament Is 20 come % ciSse
with an open handicap Of thrLy-sM noies; m ,awa
mart mar, The haniicaps are limited to Is. The win
ner will receive cup presented by the shinneeh" s.
gross score will he awarded the Trustees Plate 'ne
eift o. the Board OF Governors. Play VIII s'a'' Ut
0 o. clock The summary: . =, ,,.u,n. ,r
Prcsident's Cup (nnai round)-H. HoiIins u;
Westbrooke. beat George Clark. Jr. shinnecocA'
Consoiation Cup (nnal roundl-A, L. RIPLEY HAT
ward beat c, L. Tappin. Westbrooks w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-30

Virgins. 100 o. McDonsld. to and out. won: Helen
IL Gardner. 103 tSneD To and TO 10. second; Nora
g. "a CIV. Miller. Is TO I. third. Tme-125h .
Fifth selling. six furlongs)-Zamar IL. JOB a.
McDonnld). 4 and out won: Cnn Galop III tSnelp.
10 and to second Lorrania. l04 Lines. TO !,
third Time isk.
Sixth race selling one mile)-Beaueah. 1903 Dimes =
to and to ), won; Lady r. West. l0l o. McDonadl.
to and to s. second: Howiizer. 81 Froso. to !.
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Earned runs-Louisviile. L. New-York, =. Two base
hits-DeXter. Wagner Kittrige. Gleason. Three-base
hits-Clsrke. Grady, Hartman; Home runs-Grady, H.
Davis Sto.en bases-Wagner. Herman 3; Van Haltren.
8: Davis Hartman. First base balls-on Altrock !;
on Magee. 4: off seymour O. Struck out-By Magee. 2:
by Seymour 4. Double plays-G. Davis Gleason and
Joyce. Hit by pitched balHoy Ritchey. Passed balls
Grady. 2. Left bases-New-York. 8; Louisville, H.
Time-2:3O Umpires-0afrney and Brown.
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CLEVELAND. 8; BALTIMORE, s: FIRST GAME.

CLEVELAND. 8; BALTIMORE. 3: FIRST GAME
Philadelphia, July cs-Two Of the four games be-
tween Cleveland and Baltimore transferred to this
city from Cleveland. played here to-day.
Cleveland won the first game, and the second was
Of darkness with the score tie. The games were
Interesting and were hotly, contested Kelley was vas
putting a decision. Attendance. 6,b2 Score:
r. II. e.
RsIt,rore :.i o % 10
Batteres-Cuppy Powell and Criser; McJames' hughes
and Robinson.
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CLOSE RACING AT GRANITE STATE PA

CLOSE RACING AT GRANITE STATE PARK.
Dover, N. H.. July 29.-To-day witnessed the clos
est and most exciting racing held at the Gran
tie State Park track. The 2l3 trot. left over from
yesterday. required eight heats TO complete 1t.
Squeezer won but II by very small margin.
each heat being by a nose neck. The 2l9 trot
took four heats to decide the winner. The 2l6
trot IN straight heats. Much Ado made
brilliant finish In the last heat but could not land
1t. The 2:N trot went over until tomorrow. Sum-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-30
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

,,o,.pru PACE-KEARNEY STAKES: for all ages: 800
, 500 forfeit: 81 900 added by Edward Kearpey;
% second 5000 and TO third 500 Of the added money;
weights eight pounds below the SCALE penalties ana
allowances Six fur;onss
Mrs p. McCleland's b. h. Maceo BY sr DIXON DIXON 10,
NMSiauShlins CHI. h. Premier. by Sir Modred- -,
y seagram's ch. h. Tragedion. by Egmont-Veva' -.
= NcCaffertys CHI. h. Gotham. by IroGuois-Irade go
W WI i,rSbss's Oh h pomtor by Inspector BRose
Buckden. yrs a., -. r,ia
c. Fleschmann's Sons oh. m ir'sh He'' ny IA
r H T Huahess blk e. Hanlon by Hanover-Losic' -.
csoySe ! Longs b. c. Dr. Black. BY AIarm-beNe N,
Bcyden. yrs.........''.'''''''
FIFTH RACE-Ilurdle: selling: special coho''''"' '
allowances One and one-aunrer miles over "''
flights Of hurdles ~
marn, Roy ......... .i49l Governor Dudd. IA
R,sbt O. Way..........l%6i Hurry Up.........''iso
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