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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-21
THIRD RACE START 500.
THE CRAFT AND THOSE WHO SAIL THEN

THE CRAFT AND THOSE WHO SAIL THEM.
Major j. Frederick Alderman. Of the Atlantic
Yacht Club has put his yawl Sea Gull In commits
son and has ought deeper waters than those OF
Sea Gate.
The celebrated yacht Aisa. now yawl. Is so Wei
known 10 American yachtsmen that an account "
her many accidents this year will be read with
interest She has only won one first prize out OF
seven races in five different contests she broke
something when Just winning. Her casualties were
a broken mainboon pumpkin carried away. TWO
topmasts over the SIDE TWO safs broken also top
sail yard and bigger boom. Her manmast topmast
and boysprit are still Of the same length as when
she was a ter and her jgger-mss IL stepped well
AFT so that her jieger boom overhangs the taHraii
about twenty Ave feet Lord Dunraven's skipper
Charles Bevis. who mad the 52-foo' linear
rster Audrey last year. is now in command OF the
Aisa for Frank b. Jameson. the owner.
Curti. Douglas Of Albany. has chartered the
steam Yacht Gryphon for the season. and will use
her at Fishers Island. where he has his country
house Captain Lane. formerly OF the steam yacht
HuntreSs. 10 in charge
neld al the clubhouse. at Greenwich. Conn. Com
rodors C. L Wills presided. and the secretary read
his report showing increase in membership of
for;v this season With its 3o0 members this club.
therefore ranks third n size among the yacht
clubs on the Sound the annual regatta VIII take
Tered for ufe ds committee boat. The start Will
take Mace near the clubhouse and guests will haze
an excellent view OF the race
J. Montgomery Sears. a well-known yaehtsman
Of Doston, has bought tte hgb-speed steam launch.
I.vent.- that VAS built ny the soabury Conpsn ny.
Thi. as-foct mahogany fyer can travel al twenty
miles an hour and to unaccustome1 passengers
sItfinr N her close the water her seems
terrific u really reeds some nerve IT, sif in this
beat when she ~ doing her best speed through
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rrAc1.r cAMEs YEsTERnAY.
THE RECORDS.

The Pi,tsburg Pirates were the visitors AZ the
Polo Grounds yesterday. but the same lack OF
public interest and small attendance were again
the rule as they have been since the enthusiasts
reaJzed that the home team had no chance in the
pennant race. 1t cannot fool baseball follower
all the time.
The Pitsburg men took a commanding LEAD IN
the opening inning and the result was never IN
doubt Doheny was knocked out Of the hox IN me
first inning and Meekn. who relieved him nih
good work The home players tried to rally In me
last inning but the three runs scored Only server
TO make the defeat more CALLING. Hartman did
particularly stupid PLAYING both in the n .h
and on the bases. Killen pitched clevery up 10 inc
last inning. and his support was good Throughout.
Pittsburg played IL 1t expected 10 win easily.
Scnr
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OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

At Iarca>ter-I.ancasirr .. Paterson, o. -
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s; Palmyra
~ OspeeO--tbswego u. It'a, y
At Lyons-l.yons 2: Auburn
At Roms--Rome ~: cortland, J. .,... . -
At Novari-First game Newark ~ hlchhone' . -
ond game: Newark. g. Richmond. 3
At Springfield syracuse To- Spr;nghe.f.
At buffalo Buffalo. - Ottawa. g. -. Ia.
At Toronto-First game Toronto, IL honuea" v "
end game. Toronto. :: Montreal :.
At DetrSi-St Joseph. g. Detroit, = 49,.
At Milwaukee Milwaukee. 4. Kansas Ci'y, a.
Al indianapolis indianapolis. Is Mirnes7oHs'
At 81 Psul-d'olumbus. a. -. Paul s. 80
At Sprns Sprinefe !. g. Newcastle y
At ToIedo-Toledo. s Fort Wayne. j.
A. Dayton--Dayton. :: youngstown a. x.s>
field S. second game: Mansfield; 10, Grani Rspds, -
A. Readinr-First game: Reading. .. Norfoh. o. -
ond game: Reading IL. Norfolk, :.
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BASEHITS.

II ,s said that Grim may he sold 70 the Wasnns
ton club.
There were two changes in the standing OF 10
clubs yesterday. Baltimore slipped IN sne'' "
cleveland while New-York sank back Win a3
thud into the second division.
complaint will be made against the ~"
club II Is said for alleged violation o. oasecS. "a
law in the case OF Mcbride, the eN-Manha''a" wv
lese pitcher
The Montreal team has the lead IN TIE 'ae' '1
the pennant in the Eastern League Rlcnno"
leads in the Atlantic League.
Seymour was at his best on Norway. anu
pitched the kind OF baseball that wSlld na'e ~,
a game for any team. one hit was the 0ee' '-'
Louisville could do.
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ENTCKEPBOcKER 4. {. SMOKER.

The second summer smoker Of the hneSe'v
Athletic Club. held last night. was even more e..
~ attended than that OF the previous week. ~
the committee is encouraged 10 continue 'ne ~.
tertainments on Wednesday evenings he'eA''~
until the end OF the summer season.
In response 10 the genera suggestoh' '"e ..,
gramme Of last evenings entertainment ..rsra
sidsrably heightened by the ensaeemenr OF ss,,rsr
additional professional entertainers ne .sn ,t
tions included the Neapoan TITO pa,ss S.,.dtan,
soubrette; George W. Day vocalist ana 80 psscy
innpersonator: Della stacy comedisnnes, ,ootrk
Russell. serio-comc and Fred Hylano'' ~''
mist
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pOLO At CEUiRHF RST.

Tn. Rockawav polo team Yesterday defeated the
westchestsr team at Cednrhurst In closely con
tested game for tho Southampton Challenge Cup.
The leans. their handcaps and positions we're ~
follows:
wes,eher~-r F.. G,ii.T 2. I" Tst,r6gr'. :. J. N.
Poekspay-R La Montague. q. T. Dslis'l. r.. r
Johnson, q. George !. Myers. {. Total. II
The Inc most herceiy contested one
that has been played A. Coda rhurst this year The
score at he finish was: Rockanay So: Wesfches-
ter, Each team lost goal on account Of penal
IMPOSED.
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POLO AT NARRAGANsETr PIER

Narrsransett Pier r. l.. July M-Ths annual
polo tournament Ct the Point Judith Country Cub
takes place here at the Wildfed Farm beginning
Wednesday. July r. The dates sud teams tha.
have entered are follows
Point Judith Country cub Challenge cup.
"wednesday. July II. Westchesfei Country clut ~
Myopis SATURDAY. July ~ Meadow Brook vs..
Rhode ialard cups July %. Point JUDITH Country
club vs. Dc1har
y,dith Country club: August g. westchester Coun-
try club vs. MYopIs August 6. winner Of Angus,
vs. winner OF August
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gtXTI RACE For year ods and upward tha' naNe
run and not won IRIS year; selling. One mile
WASHINGTON PARK RACES.

Chicago July 2o-At Washington Park To-Day tne
weather was clear and track fast Results;
Firs, race ,slx furiongs,-Our Gertie even "on. e.
Alfonso n . 10 l. second Hohenzo Tern, third Time
l:i5A. .., >..,h.,.o, = N
ia won cutter 10 l. second Muskalonee, third Iime
10? 49,, ,-. g. .
Third race mile and sixteenth Florence, 70 -
won. ropmas, 1 10 g. second. Amanda third lime
IAN. $3.50. c.,r,,
,si,s 4 "a : second: Chance. third Time-l:l4h.
yum race mile twenty yardsl-A zucena 70 -
won; The Devil. 10 TO- second The Iarc"on 'n''''
Time-ii2a 49,, A. ro,.
sx,h race six fiiriongs)-John Bright. ~ >. won'
NeIIsr . :, = second Medder' third. Time-i:ia
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,,-, a. Angelina ci.: Angina. 2i2i.; Cons,an,'n.
:ags crst,ap ss Sel'Y Leland Ar 2l san 10 ]
Isl: n ana aen nH0 Smith ard william co.Sid are re
PERHAPS only SrscS Sse VIE Hnsp
ST. afiy '"'" - "
r,. r..enort svstem. or license system lo'
drivers which was hastily adopted al the IaS'
h,ernial congress 81 the National iro,""s 60
citation IL proving 20 be quite as woI'hiess ~
effective ss experienced turfmen rreo'o'eu 49,
he In heading of the "rirsers that Unrest 'ne
,ro,,inr turf Secretary Gocher. who was response
bio for IN. abortion OF the system IL nov ,nn,
cay searching for certain un'9 nr.tarV's office
Sas been conducting successful rInsns 'opr On
Pennsylvania tracks Such hcrss semen, lub and
w p Fss,c manager Ct charter OAK fars , es
pressed the opnCn when the fEe than hndrance
TO the turf outlaws
Tho entry list for the Detroit Grano NIeu''
Meeting is unusually light this year owing chieny
70 the fact that rival meeting almost up 70 'ne
Grand Circuit standard Is in progress az b.Aha'.'
Ind Where there twenty entries ~ 'ne 80
c,oss for PAGERS at Detroit IN 1871 there "eie o"..
.evsr THE vear. As against twenty six tro'e's
j. the class 20 fsSs number drorPss5 from
twenty-five eleven In ,ss 1 as SiTii
fSr na' ,n ISL The Ealing The 21s p, .sis
,ryitinrI is from 10 n be IA class
q In he
Urotting, from iwertytuo TO nye arg " VIZ ~ the
,xe ,nacirCl from thirteen 10 nNe SOM o,aii,.
other classes show a falling on a"nvs, ~ a.
me nod NoarlN All Of the horses tha, III .r.ioys
Ekhart end Petrol; this week VIII meet ~ O"''
lard next week.
Tho Noted Network trotter Page 2"s'. o'
po,ouirs WAS distanced I'm the first neat ~ 'u-
.for.ar rsce at Hornet ville last Fr'dAE II i
sa,d tina, he pulicd up lame and may not s'a''
again this year Page fred twice last VIM ~,
h,it ho train ed sound during the spring ~ w" III.
,,1
work nnvi fortnight ago. Trainer isaac hn,rS
had entered him in the ?:l0 class at Detoi'' M"
other Grand Circuit meetings
K1a,awahs mile in 2:o6i. At Peoria last rr'oH'
leaves all other records for three-Tear-od p''"''
in the shade The best previous RECORD io' P"''''
OF this age was o:oei. and tho champion recon" va"
held Jointly by Searchlight. Judge Hart S"'I'"'"
and Aeitato Not the least remarkable tea'u'e VI
JSlatavah's performance II the TACT tna' 'h' S'e"
colt started against sixteen aged campaigns nv"
beat them all in straight heats. kia'a"a"
nav colt by the trotting stallion Steinway' zz't,
son Of Styathmore who held the three-yeeT 90 .n
Senor5 tTentv Years ago Katie G.. the dam OF me
new champion + also the dam Of 1naries ,,ioynnss
800 She Is by Electioneer out of + amy "" road
the rrardsm Of A. n. Comhss New, oik Iuau
mare MAUD C.. ?15. by Niagara hIa'a~ Sd w MS
bred hv John F. Boyd. Danville. CAL ana va
started twice In California last season ta'uI"s ,a
record Of o:lS, tNo-year-oln. ne 80 III nv
stable OF Thomas F.. kcating
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HARNESS. HORSES AT HoLYoKE.
D % CLASS-PERSE $50
PACING AND rnorrrNc AT AUBURN

Auburn y. v. July eh-The second day Of the
Sev-York circuit meeting was characterized by
some very fast and c.ose racing. II took seven
heats 70 decide the FIRST event and in the second
heat the track record was broken by Dar,el. Re-
suits
Fret rae-ole c:ass Fsors purse $50: silver Maker
YEA Dare. second. Cynthia r.. third. Rest time
2i1...
s.c5rd .scs-2:s3 class ,got-s purse s30l Nsg.r
Jr:k IN; Rcss Lam. second; Tsmsrir. third. Best
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PROGRAMME or SPORTS TO'DA1'

HAcING.-Brighton Beach. ,ooenln
LAWN TENNIS.-Western chan.p.o.h;n
al Chicago: New-York state
Louisville vs. brooH''"
Washington Park. BROOKLYN r,o,a C-ub
ATHLETICS Morris Se,snss ~ 'e
games at Berkeley oval. 90" C,uh. live
,,rds Dexter Park Long Islard; Mlss'u IL,
snos,sur shooting Association. clay n'roS' a.
Psl-,vra. Mo. ,.,. a, the
,,..,ns,on VALLEY Country Club. Fhilaoer
yhis --------
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2.l3a.. 2.l3. 2;I3 =,
GOOD RACING AT BOSTON.

Boston. July a.-Af,er az days postponemen:'
three good races we're run Off nj Combination Park
to-day under favorable conditions. In the free-for-
all Dan Q. hung hack in the frs, half OF the nrs'
heat but after that n never headed. taking
the second and third heats easily. Mercury Wilkes
cut under 2:ao In the 2S5 pace and Will be heard
from again this season. The 2:2l trot was easy
for Susstte. Summaries
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GOSSIP OF THE TEcrTERs

The champion three-rear-cld PAGER Kiatsvah
who set the Vcrlds record AZ :cs. IN the third
heat Ct race Peoria H.. las, Friday. has been
Cireu,t meetirr where he VII. meet h.d Of
eighteen assd hnrses mex. Tutso3T
Arfiirs v'sc .rctted 10 a record Of 2l,i, in vim
n.rr the ~ race AZ Detroit Monday. IL the
ttrth green tro'tcr that Vas entered the 2I5 list
since the berir-ine CO the campaign. The others
are I.,irline ,i-Gr.so7. 2ii: Equity 2i2i.; John
Nolan 2isA: van Chimes. l5A; Qrerist 2l5s.
Taccr!s 2fl.. George ". Mckinney. 21<z; Ken
iu~ky Frank. aiI. and Major chew. 21hi. All OF
,hese STAR tro.,ers we're in the 100 class month
ago
~. attest addition 10 the FAST lis;-Anglins IS
an ,,eh,-year-old bay mare BY An'eeo Cis'.I. the
con OF Elec,ioneer Her dam was Anslia by George
WILKES ard her erenSsm was the closely inbred
mare Kitty Paichen. by Mambrino Patcnsn-Bet'y
Iyroyn by Narnbrno Patchtn. She started In hel
frst race Al Columbus Ohio. three weeks age, hut
Detroit Gtcrpe n. Ketcham. her millionaire
driver succeeded however IN landing Der second
IN y. r!y every heat IN which she started whetner
the time vss et1 or ~.
Timothy e. Arsiin, the Lexington 'Ry) milkman
who raised Angina. now ranks among the most
successfvi breeders OF trofting horses Starting
with one brood mare. Betty Brown. he has raised
from hsr and her descendants such high-class trot
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BASEBALL.
NETWORK LOSES TO PTTTsBrRG.

VISITORS TAKE A COMMANDING LEAD IN NE
FIRST INNING -KILLEN's PITCHING TOO
MICH FOR THE HOME TEAM.
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Earned runs-New-York 2; Stolen ba:es-Donoyan'
base hiIvan Haltren sacrihce ~McCreery Rrien
Double play-Van Haltren Gleason and Joyce. Triple
piay-Grady Davis. First base by errors New York
!; Ptsturg g. First base balls-On Doheny 2. OFF
Neekln on, killen |. Hit by pitched bal-By
Meekin Cray Struck out--By Meekin. g. by killen l.
Passed bal-Grady. Wild pch-Doheny. Left bases
-Yew-York O. Pit,sburg' s. Time-2o5. Empires
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or 1SEIr.Ir

stolen Ritchey. wagner. Dexter. Two-bsse hit
Wagner. Three base ht-C1arke Earned runsl.ous
villr 3. s,crinee ht.shnde Frs, base on hals-on
strack out By. Yeaser. 2 by Mage. Passed ball
Kittrige Lett bases Brooklyn &; Louisville o.
Time-i:ts. umpres-I.ynch and Andrews
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NETWORK CENTRAL GAME on SATURDAY

The topic Of conversation among the railroad
men at the Grand Central Station ia the forthcom-
inc championship game Of baseball that Is TO be
pI1yed between teams from the offices OF the
auditors Of freight accounts and disbursements con-
troller. IN the New-York Central League. at Van
Cortlandt Park. on Saturday afternoon. a han nd
some silver cup. valued at 500. Is to be presented
10 the winning team. The teams that play on Sal
urday opened the season by playing a thirteen
inning game which was hotly contested and re-
suited in favor OF the team from the ONCE Of the
Auditor Of Disbursements Controllers by score
Of & 10 & In the second game these teams played
IN. freight accounts men won easily. Should the
weather be fair large gathering ~ railroad men
viii be present The makeup Of the teams viii he
follows ,,..o-,,r.r- -.
pri'a TPoLLERS.
i,d.n III Glicn. =.
B.sckmore. -. larNl G.
Silver 2h Lare. lr
,-ohb a.. Hobby 20.
Barnes, H. Root 81
F,rrt. Il, Eastor. H.
Ald-l.h r. Francisco. -.
uTv r Langford RI.
possiter.
Trains will leave the Onshundrea "A nd -hfty-ffth-
at NOTION IN the Network and Putnam Railroad
at - . and eco ?. m.
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HARNESS RACING.
TIT " AND Il s1oon STAKE AT DETROIT
WON BY NETWORK TRoIlt"'
rre-cTJM KELLY. OWNED IN JAMES
LANDS THE GREAT BLUE RIBBON - hN'


II RECORD TINT
o.,ro,, Ivlv .a--pirec'um Kelly me ,,r,os
~ -. VIZ Farm, and the property II '"'
81, 4, Ecv-York won the Mercnan,r
v.nufso,ur.rs annual stake race TODAY .r,or
$500 ~. n and NJ time record h' oua''F
second below 2iii, made by Rilrna' WE ,ar,,ar
horse a, Last years NJ. and NJ Nh -, CIV.
~.oo-d vss2 ~; IN winning the great EVEN O '"'
p,ua Ribbon meeting he displayed sp''"o' -
,ne qualities rs wel, as speed Nnen NV
90. ov.r m. winner parade; before IN" .''""
sye ,,ousaud reople wearing horal nanNe" ~
r..en,,rr m. stars and Stripes
E,sIlv's principal opponent was Inc '"''
80. R.ue who failed to stay in front ai'e' wv
49,. R,.,le,on a Village Farm seldine CIV"
-, c.ar. uas a strong favorite In the pools "eIo'0
~, ear, hui she was drawn after hnish'ns iou
.,,... ,r,o-r tho second division Inc io'eoo
go. 1rrun~ McGregor who was CONSIDERED ~
~. . very good chance was distsnced IN inc h,s'
h.s, caused hv the breaking Of rein pucke.
p.u. became the first choice AZ even mon'. ",,'
inward after the FIRST heat. until orec'u" ''''
heran showing his business qualities
The day was Ideal and the track iss'' rou
,soss we're finished before dark besides the com
nl.tion Of the Pts trot unfinished TuesdaE' No."o
patterson got Nrst money in the latter event 'us
at Law second. Sise- Alice thr' ana r'e''
Time in the deciding hes, 2l2'.
Tn. three minor races of the day went 10 me
favor,tes but most o, the heats were well ious"'
out The summaries:
rRoTTrNG-2i3 CLAss-fuRsE $1,000
John Nolan p. g, ~ Prodisal-Fanta'is Hoof'' 2 2
Russell Wnon. r. Il altsi.
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ORITANI, E. ORANGE. /

Oritanrs baseball team tied Orange AZ Hacken-
sack Yesterday in the series between these teams
Inv winning the fourth game easily. Wes'ervS
was hit hard while Carrick was effective. sco0.
r RI
nrsnr y 1'''''''s o O / 2 r,
Batteries-Carrick and A. Ro,atlss, wss.rvsi' 'n'
q Noill
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BROOKLYN LOSES TO LOUISVILLE
MAGEE HOLDS THE HOME TEAM DOWN TO ONE
SINGLE

SINGLE
One little hit was all that the Brooklyn baseball
team could make yesterday in the game with the
Louisville team az Washington Park, Brooklyn.
Naeee pitched with telling effect right through the
nine Innings and his support was of the best.
Yeager did well up to the eighth inning. when the
Iouisyle PLAYERS gagged his curves and batted out
a victory The work of Cngman Wagner and
Clarke was excellent. The attendance was small.
Gcar
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y Y A. c. AND " J. 4. g TEAMS TO MEET
For the first time IN several years the New -Jer-
sey Athletic club and the New-york Athl.tic club
will meet on the baseball diamond on saturday.
Years ago both teams we're unusually strong. and
great rivalry existed between them. J p Krths.
manager az the Nev-Jcrsey Athletic clubs nine.
has finally succe-dcd IN arranging game between
the Traver's Island contingent ana his own The
game VII be PLAYED next Saturday on the grounds
of tn. New-JtTsey club at Bergen Point I.
o'clock The New jersey team has been mate
rally strengthened recently; ard the game prom,
line up az follows
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c,,,u,,oNsHrP GAMES AnRAN'tp

Po.tor July 20 The unl'ea STAT .,,sis cnsn
Association to-day announced 'n'i Wv r,.sd,y. A.
rionssip will he held at Newport :" ,oubl. chsnr
gus, Il. and the days following ,.s the nrst
p rsssso ,n VOW going on. ard the second a.
wood Mass on july -. ,.rr.oci will n9s r
The winners 81 Chieage ara L." Iii pay Shea
At Newport and the rnsl Ninne's VIZ
md Ware for the cha mpiontnlp .,,,n.hlr mug =
The enres fer ne ' pssS al FL. -.
received ss ~ Tnesday August H. SEQ .scs
pen 81 ,.c vii he - witch should scco,lt ea'
entry. AN winner ~ the tourna'n IA, ,rionshr
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CHICAGO *. PHILADELPHIA. s.

philadelphia. July N-Chicago defeated the Pr
lies to-day by hard hitting. The nome team CANA
miserable exhibition OF baseball Attendance IA
r. H.
Chicago ..............3 OBJ !
philadslrhla .........0 u o Oh
Batteries-Callahan ami chance. Murphy and Mcfrlrc
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timely. and won all Interesting game Hoth team
feded brilliantly. Attendance. $50
Ri
Baltimore ............o . II
Batteries Maui a-f Robinson p.rsil ara c-..r.r
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FIFTH RAcE--Fcr .vo-yesr-old': ~" a'''' ''
six .urongs.
Rogers Roe. b. Cormoran, o. n, l-a
Phmnix-Gen Hop ia ID. .hrA"
!. F. ba're"s Gu c ,Doseetp 2--l 3D.
J Mctaushiin's b. T. piminutivt Jos g., 2-i
sS,,.on', badge los ........... .Ooyhe'o 10
~NN' Time-f:16A.
Won hardly by two lengths: length oe'"ee" s
and third. 49,.
SIXTH RAcE-HandIcap: $500 added one ana one -"''
miles hurdles.
prards h Beaufort py Del
'''''' "'' $500 Collins 81 81
= - '''' " iAnderson,2 s. %
+. r. 4 T. H!ichoeek. en-. 3 RhenstriSm. Q, As
T. 1875 ........ .....,..'.'.'' ,nsn3,.u SIS
Big Strive :. 4,......,.'..''' .i~nsrs-N'" Al
ShIltz g. 40 .............,.... itochrsne'V ~
iJS...................tMa tfocksl' W o.
.reIl Tine-o:hlL.
Won very essly by Ave lengths head between secona
and third.
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BOSTON. :. ST. Louis I.

Po.ton. July n The Bostons defeated g. Lets
in an almost featurelsss game to-day Nlchoist
pitching being too much for tho visitors with Tie
exception of Stsnze! Attendance. ioo. TIE score:
r. HB
BOSTON ...........2 o 2 Z; II
-, rsus ..............0 o q p ]
Batteries-Nichos ana Bergen. Huzh.y ari Cs-r.s1
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BALTIMORE. {: CLEVELAND. 3.
Baltimore. July 70 ~-Cleveland outhatfed tho
Orioles. but the latter hit the ball more oppor.
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WASHINGTON. :: CINCINNATI. >

Washington July 2o-The senstors h-ok. string
Of defeats by winning from the leaders II a scc<
game Attendance. lHo. Tire score
R n q
washington ...........1 o ! / x-s /
GIN .nnsu .............o ! . "a /
Ba,teries-uercer ard MoGiirs prY.r sri ptt,
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y,cu,rlAyp "uaJoR" TAILOR NATE

7, vos announc.o by the msnaser' ~, -. eolefe,'
-. "a x.s.erda, that Major Taylcr. ,s' m,wss
eyclis and JI@my Michel cha. heats ssa
Cor race OF three one n'',, was said tEnSss ~
n msy st 70 T pn, up $500 entrance fee 10
contest. x,ve1vst
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THIRD RACr--For three year olfs ana up'sr'' s'""s
nnN nrd sixteenth miles
III Merlin
Ranaun iI.......... o. Gun Metal ..''.'''''' u
FOURTH RACE TIVE DIsTArF for t~o-ysar-od NJ
lies: $40 each: pay 500 more; s''' ''''''
IN second third sioo ~ The added money
p.nsrss and allowances lt,e furonss
DromIs, & cos ch ono-i7es's pritt. ny on'n- ,,o
dsRa- FTAIercks Pride 1900
4 H. 4 T. ". Morriss b. Z. 'souichonc' ny my g..
Rrom4y & q, h. T. Ia Chevo'. by mp. cne'ir'- ,oo
" 4 Chsnlers Tender. b, Tenny 10 iU
W g. DAYS b. T. Lepid1 by Masnetl,er na w"
J. Rove & co. n. T. 1-ndr>sse by k'nrhk' ,oo
J. * coli. en- & Anserain. h, imp Ben s'rome- ~
fn'', ,,1d.,;. - Helen Thomas. by
1leur d or i1,v,ii. ~, Fxiie-
INN. K0la
s~nsaton stables h. T. Letter. hy Fihd'es''cRs 90
7, s'uars h. I Rock Dove. by kinslse Stnh'C, ~
r g Renlys h. Z mcnamara. n IMP par'"" M
fonnemara ~,
J l. Hollands b 2 skyscraper. by Rey del key-'"P 40
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.orTIS.;-2:2i CLASS PURSE s5on.
ELSA. c:i94. 2:ls'

pACTSG-FREE- FOR -Ai-I<-PtRSE <oh
Dan O. b. e. by sinmocolon-Ypslantc Davis. y
Rehna. g. Bowen. .'.''''''''''-
Time IL. 2I3. 212+.
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FIFTH RACE SANTIAGO HANDICAP: for three year
ODDS and upward: $50 each $50 u declared by p NJ
Monday July Is: 81 oco added IN second s'" ana ~
third 5000 Of n. sddtd money. one ana one es"'"
miles
ur,,. r,,,..h n O,d.n h, Eilw,rln -!m7 orioie,
'i~i
J. A. McCorrcks q. h. Peep o Day. by Ayrshire 80.
Turnev Rroth.rs' en- h. pr. ,'a,le by imp candle go
BROMLEY COS b. h. Ssmper Ego. by loR'c-i@ 90,
Sylphife. !
" Il Jennnss's RI. T. Rrar sweet by Sir Mohred en-
Swee' Rrsr. yrs.......
w; Cherions ch. H. our ''nnnE' ., .'........ 100