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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-10-31

|dOAO OOClSI IL l1lSl1 GUNS udQ uSSu
smokeless powder.
In planning the Maine it was sought
to do away with every bit Of wood
work possible. What little woodwork
will enter into the composition of tne
ship will be treated by a process
which renders it absolutely non-com
bustible. 1t was originally intended
to have the armor plating of tie
Maine of Isl inch HarvcyiZed steel,
but then came along the wonderful
E'Kruppized" armor, and after ex-
haustive tests this armor has proved
so good that the Maine will have 10
inch plates of it put on her instead of
the 161 inch Harveyized armor orig
inally planned for. This change will
admit of making the arnor belt of
the battles ship broader and of extend
ing it further forward and aft. The
Maine will be especially we'll supplied
with electrical apparatus for lighting,
etc. Her turrets will be hoisted from
below and rammed into the gun by
electricity. The new Maine will be
36S feet on the water line, 90 feet
beam and will have draught of "a
feet inches when she has full sup
plies of stores and ammunition and
1900 tons of coal on board. The new
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c,,,xCrs FOR THE FUTURITY.
eo,,r or THE HEROES or THE SANTIAGO NAVAL
RATTLE LIKELY TO ATTEND

what tho Futurity may lack In quality - more
49,, III mn IN quaniity the indications are
that ot least twenty horses VIII go 10 the po'''
Ttcrc ls no Jcnn Bcraud or any cot o' "'""'''F
,tgb class engaged Hence the seectoh oi NV
winner or the place horses If hkey 10 w,
,,.o,cont for the holiday crowd that ihN"'i"pS
,,hies 70 witness the important stakes run TOT
- cto,..ehe,d Rav meeting. Several colts ana
ant, TIN, meyer won "A prize are expected 10 run IN
Tho p'u,uritv OF the others Gl"nh"im, Nh"H'' INC
Rarristor sir Hubert. Martmas Rhnci"hne'' me
Eontuckian DR. Eichbcrg. captain Sissnc"' ~"
,umn High Degree and others have raced s"cc'ss
f,tiv and every one OF them has admirers There
a. r,,Ia doubt that the Futuriy VIII be hish!y
attractive.
1,he Futur,ty is the general topic discussed among
,urfmen Although some Of the layers OF odds say
,hs, Autumn will be the favorite. many expert
s,ec,lators say that the opening odds should be at
least - 20 ! and take your pick
ruon d'Or has been lame. but Is likely to start
IN the Futuriiy
Canaan sigsbee has been III. but has recovered
his health. consequently he is almost sure to face
the flag High Degree has received speciaI prep
aration under the supervision OF David G'd.on
and Notwithstanding the large held ana the great
vai,ie Of the stakes she IL likely to carry snug
commission for her owners ..u, ,ora m,
s problem that causes turfmen 10 talk long ana
earnestly Is the lack of skifu Intelligent Jockeys
10 ride In the Futurty
There is likely to he more or less confusion on
no dav OF the contest. many jockeys have made
oral conditional engagements with different owners
and trainers ~, 49,. $500. Ia. ,.L,.
When so large n number OF two-year-ods tax
mar, I'm n race. with many OF about the sam
rralibre which are not engaged II IL an indication
of iively three-yea old contests next year. pro-
vidins that races with suitable conditions are
placed on the programmes OF the different clubs
If The day is pleasant and lover Of the thor
oughbred hopes II will be. II will be one OF the
d-Ietter days OF the Coney Island Jockey club
MANY OF the heroes of the SQUADRON that destroyed
the Spanish fleet Santiago intend 10 witness the
Fuiurly II possible. Unless his duties interfere
with his pla Is, Admiral Schey Will be present. for
like Admiral Dewey, he is an admrer OF thorough
brcds ashore afoat. owners should see TO u
that their colors are clean and neat. and that all
employees are suitably attired, as Futurity Day
should bs gala occasion, and everybody associated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-21
L. A ". SANCTIONS

Boston, Aug. 20 The following L. A. w sane
lions granted by f. W. Robinson for the week end
ing August 20. ere announced
August 27-T. A. h. Society Chelsea. Mass
september lo-Knox Wheel club, Rockland Me.
Angus, 2O-Vlklng Wheel club Worcester Mass
August 24-New- Bedford Cycle Track Association. New
Bedford.
August lp-vernon cycle club. Worcester. Mass
Angus, 2a-Rigby Park Association. Portland Me.
september 5-erkshre Athletic Association Great Bar
rington. Mass
September 2O-Putnam Park and Fair Association Put
Conn.
August 2I-Working Boys Home. Charles River PARK
Cambridge -
sepierSer i0-St. Adams cycle Club. 81. Adams VI
seniember Court Turner No. l2i r. OF a., Turner's
Falls. 49,
August 3o-Court Rutland No. T. =. OF A. Rutland. W.
Following has been registered
No 2I38-A. Dyer. Chase Mills Me.
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. ROOSTER SOLD FOR $1,000
From The Chicago Inter Ocean. =,

From The Chicago Inter Ocean. VAIN
The celebrated gamecocA Comni,ouHg olletgila
wright after his great victories ~, sold IN ~
Laredo San Antonio and Caidweli, NC" IN Bureso'
cockpit on General Perdeu's rSh hn Dsgc Mor!r
County Texas for s. COZ Don oan .,er Of Morr.
nlayo A sportsman and chicken 'a nr The no1S
r,y Mexico became the purchase hene COUNT
wa paid In gold. and while II was crowsd lusns
out the victorious young rooster ~, victory. -
Ills spurs " ere bloody from his recs'it he LOOKED
his feathers rufied. but otherwissa " .
fresh as the proverbial spring cnI' Hbich the g.
During the successful campaign, va he Wa q
Young Commodore has just co'ngiss' VAS victor =
;ercd In twenty-seven mails. anu sss won ~
every one II is said that this p'tu short o.. ~
than Is Go for his owner during III, Scordng 70 u
He has fought his last battle, toi "vsndor ew =
terms Of the bill OF sale when tne 20 be 49,
senior Montemayo the great pru 20 himself D.
n breeder the purchaser oblisa'i aso,n IA
n light the celebrated gamecocK asnHce ever n
This is believed 10 be the hishes. would ng ,c.
for n rooster In Texas but the pi pr where 49,
regarded as startling In OLD MeAhhooneed fof W
rious roosters have often been ehs -,
az ca title ranches and silver mines. of thn ~
Atahualpa was the original pei nc, u seemd 10
derful bird and when he crowea nc vounet9 Kin
II as plainly as ever featherea mar 50 -
nounced hts own name HIS uM~hiie ~ GO = ~
stand still in a gladiator attitude snap DO. IS.
was turned on him. and when :, tns nat al gsaca
finished he seemed TO dnderstaenS, d o.
pected to crow, and then his aahm',I n thS1 ~
were J!rgling wainwright eS. o.s.
gave him rousipS fassvS0 sssss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-21
RACES on THE PArcHoGrE TRACK.

Some interesting Bicycle races were decided NJ the
bicycle track AZ Patchogue. Long Island yesterday
afternoon. The attendance was large and enthu-
siastic ani Schohcli. the winner OF the champion
ship Of Lone Island, received enough applause TO
satisfy the longing for proper appreciation In thu
heart OF any athlete II really a dual meet
between the fas, riders living In the neighborhood
OF Patchogue and the Kings County Wheelmen.
While fir latter club captured the championship OF
Long Island for the fourth time. the tTiplet match
race went To- Patchogue Summarizes
one mite championship q Long isand-Won IA
George schoneli. Kings county Nheelmen. Is + Allen.
Nassau whcclmen second Franklin Fisher. Kings 'oun-
~ Wns'men third Tine 2..2
Whecmcn yardp. George Schohed Kings County
Whcem.n scratch, nd Frank NUM- springfield 40
yards third. Time 2.l5ts
Triplei pursuit race-Won by Paichoeue team, Ciar-
enc. Rutland. Frank Phonnmi,er and II Il. Roe KINGS
County Wherlmsn team second. Distance Two miles
-. laps.
Five mie handicap-Won b. Frank 4. NUM- Spring
reld 100 yardsl. Abins PASSPORT fhn Yards,
ond. + n Wheeler Danbury as YARDS third Time
i22i.
i've mile exhibition. paced. T Earl. Kings County
Whecmen Time 10 2>-t. $500
mite novice " n hy \. Miller baldwin Whesnen.
O. H. Mailer. KINGS county Wheelfnen. second.
80
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SHOOTING.
A. L. WINS. OF RED BANK. WINS THE PENN.
SYLVANIA CLUB CUP


Long Branch. Aug. % (SpeciaD.--There was a con
for the Pennsylvania Club Cup a handsome
trophy given by Philip Daily ST.. AZ the Ekwood
Traps this afternoon. There eight contestants.
all finishing except DR.. Stern OF New-York. The
winner was A. l.. WINS OF Red Bank who dii some
good work at the traps WINS took part in two
before entering for the cup killing twenty
one birds without break. lie killed twenty In
the cup contest before missing. finishing with
twenty -four killed. easy winner. Daniel !. Brad
ley. OF Lake Mahopac, y Y. a slight favorite.
in practice shoot this morning he killed foriy-nve
birds before missing. PM. DAILY. jr.. and Roberts
had plenty o. supporters. while many pinned their
faith to CulbertsOn. the Louisville crack because
OF his handicap. After the end Of the eighth round
WINS tn. only man with straight score. He
lost his twenty first bird. fast right quartcrcr.
which fell dead out. making In all iorty-hve Killed
out OF forty-six. Wings share OF the cup contest
So The trophy cost sl25 WINS won cup
offered by Phil DAILY jr.. a week ago IN honor
Of his twenty fourth birthday Daily. With twenty
two killed took second money. $50 He made two
clean misses and lost his eighth. dead out -Four
contestants tied for third money. $40 with twenty
one Killed each. They Pat'cn Bradley. Or.
Gagnon and Culber'son. Roberts finished with
twenty killed and DR. Stern withdrew the
eighteenth round with seven misses
After the cup contest Or. Gagnon. Of Chicago ana
DR. J. l. Stern. OF New-York. sho, twenty-five
bird match for 800 side. Or. GaRnon gave his
opponent a handicap OF ten yards. the Chicago
man shooting from the 35-ysrd mark He killed
twenty birds Two dropped dead out. Dr.
Stern won the match killing twen'y-three Sum
maJes:
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THE WINNERS AT ST. LOUIS.

St Louis Aug. 2O-The Isabelle Stakes for two
year-od hes was the feature at the Fair Grounds
to-day Tulla Fonso was the favorite and Good
Hopes second choice at to .. Weather pleasant
track fast The summaries:
First race milej-iibation. p3 C,urns,. o 20 s.
won; Idbbie. 81 Hiarshberge to and to second
The Planet. io7 ,souhard 70 I. third. Tme-it2N
second unile and a hslf)--Rine iO2 ,Glmorcl :
% won: Frssco. iol Dunn. 10 and to l. second
OTTO H. l02 tMcDonaldl 10 |. third. Time-2:3sie
Third (handcap six furiongs)--John Boone so
,Houcke). a to vrn: Gath 40 tMcDonald, to and
to s. second Sea Lion. 95 Burns to s. third Time
-ll4r.
Fourth CHE Isabelle staksA 1850 Soe tyoxsas-
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ola n.s five and a half furlongs)-Tula ronso toS
Cf,urns) 7 70 10 and won; Good Hope w. =,
Donald 10 s and out. second; sidtiAa' 10 'i''"'
l. third Time .0s&. go, az ,vcDonald)
Fifth race lone miie,--Buck Videre ~, 10 .sc
~ > won Sir Rola 90 lines. to ana even; &c
ond: charlie Chrlsty. lO4 Burns). 10 e. 'niro' i'
1:f117 -, ,,r,o,us,-Imp
skate os (f,urns J. won Verify. lo c,,nors
2 and 4 TO 3. second WatchmaHe'' I've
TO |, third. Tme-l:2o%.
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REGATTA AT AMlLIoN' o-'i'

Hamilton. ont. Aug. 19.-Good weather anu Nv,
rnerous entries made the first day OF '''e 49,,
., tho Lake Sailing Skill Association an ui.i -ane
cd enccess The events were a cha lnpIolsI,.p
GOV the Frank f Walker cup for lo-lootc,S :, -
a handicap race for all association H"'"'' "' 80
tering ,he cup races summary ~.
Champions ship race-Fght. q Hamilton wGn, r,r,e~
Hamilton second: Atlanta. Hamilton "''' ~
o.a 30 2:13:3p 2:l9.40. , chance third
r,,ne-o * 10 2:l74O 2:2O:oo
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RAID WINS AT ST. LOUIS.

St Louis. Aug. 2O.-A large crowd attended the
National Circuit bicycle races to-day. Bald was
in splendid condition. AID captured the mile Ma
ttonal cha mpionship by a close margin. F. \. Nc
Farland won the half mile handicap without being
pushel TO any extent at the finish. The summarizes
Half mile handicap PROFESSIONAL hnal heat-F. Me
Farland scratch won Arthur Gardiner 90 yarls
and. Orlando stevens OO YARDS. third Time OOss.
one mile National championship professional nnal
heai~E Bald won: Martin second. Mcfarland. third.
Time 20Ois
Two mile handicap PROFESSIONAL final hea-Iay Eaton
og3 YARDS Tom Cooper - yardsl second, McFar-
lard ,scratch) third. Tme-+3o.
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the eighth round
Pennsylvania Club Cup q TO 30 yards rise - birds cup
and ~ per cent 10 winner. 80 yards boundary.
Samuel A. tnibertson. louisville Ky:
X. ~
22'2i' 22I 20 2 2 ? 22O22 81 4
DAME. l. Bradley. Lake Mshpsc. y. Y ,2N:
al 2022 222O2 2i22220 81 4
Walter X. Paitcr. Long Branch. y. J. t2D:
222 . 2 2 p 2 2 2 2 / O2li22 q 4
Phil DAILY, 1r.. Long Branch C3D:
i2222.2 122o22 22o222 2e22 % 2
221l22 222i1 2222 .2222 2. /
y. R. Roberts" Phsdslphia CS0:
222 22o2l 2l22O2i az i22' 20 s
Dr. q 3. Gasnon Chicago t2s):
O2O2O222 222I lii222'2 2i2il q 4
Or J. A. Stern. Sew-York t23):
~. 2e2e 2O22O 022o22w.
Harold 3. Walaek. referee
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Bond "the Western cyclone as he Is called here.
had rather easy victory over Holcomb Ward.
Of Harvard and Ware had little difficulty IN dis
posing OF lee the veteran from Boston Ware
will meet Whitman the senihnal round on
Monday and Bond Will NEE, Davis. Curously
enough three OF these four men ef' IN the cham
pionship struggle are Harvard undergraduates.
Ware and Whitman are classmates and old rivals.
and Ware has twice and lost once this year
in his matches with Whitman. The relative skll
Of Davis and Bond ia purely problcma teal. but
the experts here consider both maj ches A. even.
few. venturing 20 predic: how either Will come
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-21

NAV be,ween Them He says the decking OF }3' .hs
OF The Two bulls Is clear OF the wae' anu In that
80 ,bo Dorinion should be measured aloi.s -
hull which would bring her out seVeh'ee" ''''
long A., r,,,.ea, has stated
/, viii he remembered that Mr.. Dugsan ."a ca.a-
for r,iblica ton that the Dominion ~ hot ,hs ~
,,aran and in the mean time. until photos.. ian,ot
her hulI or hulls are at hand. final Judsihe"' '"'
L. Sanl
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GETAWAY DAY AT HAWTHORNE

Chicago Aug. 20.-Ths was getaway day nj
Haw;horn The racing transfers to Harlem Mon
day FOR two weeks. Weather cool: track good.
The summaries
First race seyen eighths 81 mlle)-Dr Sheppard. o
10 TO- won. Storm King TO l. second: Eddie Jones.
third Time-l2N.
second race zone milr)-Jchn Bright 10 l. won. Lazy
Ellers.ie, 10. second. Banrockburn third. Time
l:i1i1.
Third race hve--ghths Of mile)-Ailyar. IL TO 10.
won. Espionage 10 =. second: Canace. third. Time
i.O1i..
Fourth race three quarters Of a mle-O' Conneii 10
IN won. Paul Grggs to i. second. Abe Furst third.
Time-i:ltA.
Fifth race ishort course Proverb to
won; Michael O. to !. second. Troll third Time
3:2Dis.
a1,h race (three- quarters OF a mile-I.ne Princess
, 20 l. won Reuben Rowett. to l. second Bryan third.
Tlme-i:i5.
seventh race uhree-quarters q n mile-Ia Princessa
20 l. won. I,onetta 10 |. second. Sir Tenny. third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-21
WINNERS At CROQfET.

Norwich. Conn. Aug. 2c.-The winners at the al
nual tournament OF the National Croquet Associa.
ton which was concluded this evening. were
First division W. II. Wahly. Washington. d. c.;
second division. Charles NJ Bryant. Washington,
D. c.. and third division Charles Bard. Norwich
Ouxxea dsfeat6d stropS Tor The Van Wickle medal
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TITI-S WINS At PHILADELPHIA.

Philadclphia Aug 2OAt the Toga track to-day
Fred J Titus of New-York. at scratch the
ten-milc handicap; T.. H. stevens. second: {. H.
IiruSOl third
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RACING AT NOTTINGHAM.
PHERUs APOLLO WINS THE NOrTrNGHAM-
SHIRE HANDICAP.


London. Aug D At Tho second days racing -
the nottingham summer meeting to-day n Elsey's
bay nlly Swallow beck won the Robin Hood Plate
This Is ~ ios sovereigns FOR two-year dds
the second to save entrance out 81 tho plate; on
trance. , sovercigns
Nine horses the course d,tanc. i've
furlongs straight. and the result In detail was as
follows
II E.~y- ,. =. s~aroeh~ck by salishury-r~dy
Th- iori.ia-i H-r.,,ara stables en- & noric by me
T1ie Dusc y Portland. b. Z ssi,iac. 10y s., simon
Muifninn 2
The Nottinehnm.hire Handicap was wor by Mr.
Thcohald's nve-year-od bay horse Phrbus Apollo.
This is Of oo sovereigns by subscription OF
sovercisns each. FOR three-ycar odds and up
ward the second to receive p soveregns on, OF the
stakes
Eleven horses ran over tho straight-mlle course.
and the result IN detail was n, follows:
Mr Tneoeaid, nv- y.sr-old , h. rhrbu, Apollo. by
The rorilard Ber--ford stable. four year-oid ch &
Dfaco ey The Sailor Prince par'a .............. 2
II g. Whites sin year. Old horse Georgia. 3
ae vas ssin s co by
THIS evelt 4. OF J" soycreisns for three-year-
FOR ~ sovcreigns; entrance. sovcresns winner and
There were fourteen starters over the course
distance. five furlongs straight. and the result
was.
r. Tayior's three old h. Gcwh~rry by Crow
terry-forin
The Fiomena MY
The f,riar' Rcresfori Stables three old b. X
Biondin II. hy The Bard -Equlpos" ..............
Tho I.orillard- Beresford Stables bay FLY Pascola
won the Colwick Park Selling Plate.
This race liz OF 100 soveregns for two yea -oids
the winner 10 be sold auction for - sov.reigns
entrance sovsreigns. the winner and second free.
There were eight horses In this race. course, the
straight mile. and the result was as follows:
The I.rard Reres'ord Stables : rascoa by simon
r " Blenkrpns < Ca-tlethorre by Althorpe-
Mrs Monigomerics b. c. Mvstic Reel. hy sorc.rrr-
IIpularhan
Tcrczol Lord Ilchester's three year-old colt won
the Bentwick Plate
This race l. high weight handicap OF los soy
creigus for r-olds and upwards. the soc
ond To we his entrance ~ the plate: entrance
3 sovercigns.
seven horses over the course six furongs
straight. with the following result:
I.r, leicester. year-oi colt Terez,
A Ecclcs three. year-oid hr. T. Psstuln. bv Poste
Res'nntc- Glentua
tn f>rllari Beresford stables three old "a. ..
Dorc H. Is The Sailor Prno"-Da rya .............
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mTr Wv TeTr"N I7IFIfIITI n " '''I1I''II
ship
Frank Kramer Newark
RAY Dawson Hoonfon
walter g. Roome Jersey city >
Time PIN.
The rae. single paced. and 'he riders followed
mr., clip n fIrong Kramer went - the 'front.'.
rlos.y ,oo,rs, D., Dawson. The struggle % the ARE
wa. one Z The - the year. As the men fashsf
scro-- the tare he spectators their feet The
rider. close together that the on okers yeiei
reni heat The Judges gave ihe race ~ kramer ana.
as he was a cral man there liule faulihndng
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Five rne pursuit profsssional Charles Hadhef
~. "Speck' Neville r r Ireland and y suiphen
Usarei gained spit" u the fact that
the other rit.rs changed pace rcuiafN Hadnelt won
purse hy possibly nHy yards Ding me I'VE miles IN
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11proN.s REPRESENTATIVE ARRIVES.

Quebec Aug 2O-Charles Russell carr ms MA
NC for rho Americas Cup. arrived
- So ,,i1r,sh, He was accompanied ~
Major Benjamin Hutton; the new c1 on gi"s,s OF
The CaAadiau militia. ihey were '''
Sclicror-C;eie ral Fitzpatrick.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-21

Only one game took place at Central PARK "A..'
Yorkvllle defes I'd Columbia rs forty-nihe -
Scoring was low on bo;h sides and not mN" -.
the Columbia team reached double nsu,s;S
tvruty four not out. while j Konoe added sA''~
and q Franklin twelve. The score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-21

The New-York Arbroath Club expee'sI ~, but
the Brooklyn second eleven NJ Frosp'" - match
upon the failure OF the men 10 ar'No :, ,h,s,ite
was ARA lged with the result ina ~ " a score y
team defeated A. Anderson's eleven "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-21
NEW CUP DEFENDER.

THE HERRESHOFFS To bIII.p '''
THE MORGANISELIN SNNDlCAlE'
Boston, Aug. 2o.-A "Glope u'sp"'0"
Providence SAYS that the Herreshcns VIII SUI"
turn out the fastest and costliest D-footer ever
built.
Tho contract has been signed with the MOT
. Lille, s,.rdica.e without conditions as to the
cost. which is placed at S12o""' Inc he" '0''
VIII have a keel. with aluminium null.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-21

Halr milo Chandicap)-rirs; heat hy Herman
vnerz New York 20 yards T. g. Hausman. New
Haven scratch, second. j. O. Mcclure. Newark 90
,ardst third Time .Oi-s Second heat won by W =
WahrenherEer. New York 90 yardsl A. Michel Jer.sy
CIV - yaris) second. g r Ayres Newark 90 YARDS
,hrd r line OF Third hea' won hy Frank Kramer.
Riverside whecinen scratch Jack Jasp" Jersey e,'y
10 vardsi second Staten lsare 80 yarisl,
third Time 02N. Fourth heat won by @ ". De
Haven sewaren YARDS. F. Merkert. Brooklyn 90
varfsl second. r Mo-her Riverside Wheelnien ~
yr-i.l thrl. Time oii, Fifih hea, won by J. y"
if-rs Sev York 80 yarisf. " = kuchen Bro"klyn
10 ,arisl. second II Beher'. Bro k'}n 90 YARDS
th-, Time or,
FINAL. HEAT
: " Hollis Ne- York 90 ynrisi ..,.,..........'..
O. Fausman. New Haven 'scfatchi ....-...''
Frank Krarier Riverside Nheemen scratch .......
r Nerkeri. Br'oAyn 80 Yards .......'.'.'''.'''
Time I cox.
Won hv two feet. a yard between second and third
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STATEN ISLAND e. c.
NEW YORK c. .

r.. Brooklyn club PLAYED rs last game "A i,s
championship series Of the NewYork Crcke; A.
ISOLATION ar Ksarny. and gained victory ~
thirty-six runs thus lDsurng the chsmpons,2.
with A clear record % Victories. \ Brown vas
great form with the bat FOR the winners. and co,
tributed an excellent innings Of thirtyslx, ou,
Loughlir's ten was he only other double fgao
on the side. The scor,.