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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-28
11MEMAKER WINS AT ST Lou1s

81. Louis. May IA heavy rain set N Just DO
FORE the fourth race to-day ct the fair grounds
The track was fast In the rrst thru. races. but IN
the fourth Il sloppy. Timenaker won from
the f4vorite. Abuse. Summaries
Fist race Selling. slN furongsj sddubtn- i04 n &C
Combs. 70 2 90 won. jim Eogg 100 0Anea).
70 y 20 l. second. ~, Augustine. us coornai).
4 70 2. third. Time : :l5'1
Second for Two year old Niles four and a hnlf
furlonesJ- Flying BIRD 100 ~ GencleD 70 10 and 10
g. won Arelue e.. 100 &C. Murphy. - 70 J ana 70 !,
second. Celeste dOr. lOJ Reno, - 70 /. third Tne
O:jDHl.
Third race ceiling. one mils,-To simmons %
3 10 ana to TO- second. Dudley Z. so Brendle) -
70 l. .ilrd. Time AZ
Fourth race ok furlongs-Trn.maker 100 cr Burns
10 . ana 3 70 D. Won. Abuse ia Q'TeemEn TO and
! to 3 second. Mss Vernon G>DsO. % 20 !. third
Tirne-1:lo.
Flf.h race Ceiling. furongD- MoAlh~rt. IS cT
Leigh $ 10 ard % .. won. protus, 10 FOucOn) Z
70 aud s. secoaG Minnie Wahons. lOs Van Camp.
80 % J. third. Tuc-llA
SIKH race selling six han furiongl- Xallissa
% cT I<ghJ. Z 90 ] and 20 .. won. Judge Debouss
iii O-rccrauJ - 10 and J. second: Sweet william
Il2 a. HcDorald). even. third. TfTne-l;3,s
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TO EIGHT At COMFY ISLAND

The doors OF the Greater New-York Athletic ClGb
at Coney Island vail DE opened his eNe ning IL
year ago last Christmas that the fast boxing exhi-
hilton took place ~ the clubhouse and that IA
sion Peter Nah.r knocked out Steve ODonnelL
When the new license issued 10 the club War
rem Lewis the matchmaker. tried TO bring together
some Of the biz fellows and had almost succee ded
IN securing Peter Maher and Joe Goddard when
another manager stepped in and took the match
, rom MIN He has signed Tommy" ShOrtell
az a, diycooSivn and Danny" Mcbride. OF Manhattan.
Sar a twcniy-round 20 al 49, pounds to weigh IN
to' "a r,r~sidc They have posted forfeit OF $3.50
~ thev viii make the weight. They have met be-
fore and put up interesting battle, Ihere VIII
p G Nv" MADDEN OF Brooklyn. and Johnny Gynn.
~ wilmington, Del, at ll5 pounds Tseo WrlsSS,'
2 o., ! utII box for len rounds at ~ pounds
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FAVORITES FARED BADLY.

Toronto NAV I'm the fourth this after
noon Louise X tho favoriie. stumbled and threw
her Jockey Gleason, breaking his collarbone. The
favorites again Jared badly. Track fast Sum
mary:
Fir, rare CWooddne Nursery Stakes nve eghths OF q
mie)-Delaise won Sigden second. Bessie Taylor third.
Time-l:O3.
second race Cscartoro Plate. and sixteenth
nlles,-Lord Zeal won Defender second Horace third
Time 50.
Third race GAdies' Plate. and sixteenth fries)
Iaveroek won Ny Maryland second. Jessanine Porter
third Time 52A
Fourth race Canadian Hunt steepeohase. about two
nilesl-st George won. Prince Charlie SECOND. King
Joseph third. Time 20
FYfth race Melling. three-quarters Of mie)-V X
cusions won. Bob I>-ech second. Iogida third Time
l:l7i..
Sixth race york Purse. one mile)-EstAca won Judge
Wsrdeu eecnnd, Hurns third. Tifne-i:43A
seventh race Selling threequarers ~ milel-Pearl
won South Africa second. Zeal third. Time az.
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BASEBALL NOTES.

The friends % the Baltimore team seem disposed
10 feel rather discouraged at he poor showing DO
ing made By the Orioles The Chicago team passed
the ex-cnanpions yesterday. and the Orioles are
now IN sixth place
That alleged order for Rusie 20 pitch whether no
had a sore arm or not may have had something 10
do with the slump In tho work OF no team within
the last thrct days No ball player put his
heart In his work when he s. employed by an In
human uas'er.
The brooklyn team seems 20 run into tho rain
with remarkable regularity. The Brooklyn-St
Louis raIne a. 81 Louis yesterday lad 20 be post-
pOned THIS account.
The leaders and The tan-enders IN the League
race Cincinnati and Washington. have records
iust the reverse Of each other.
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NETWORKS MANY ERRORS.
CINCINNATI WINS THE SECOND GAME
OF THE SERIES.
HARTMAN PLAYS GREAT THIRD BAsE-rIER
NAN LEADS THE NETWORK BATTING.
THE RECORDS


Cincinnati. May 27.-The New-York played
as Y they had los. every friend they had on earth
ana the PorkopoNtans won they pleased. Do
henys curves batted freely. and, besides, his
support OF the most Vilanous sort. Joyce
Grady Gleason and Warner gave lively exhibition
Of falling all over themselves the field. The
work o. Hartman In vast contrast he making
ten assists al third base without error. The
result % the game was never ~ doubt after the
first inning. The Cinciruatis full ~ con
tdence and they treated tacr opponents IRON New-
York Ike much Old timber Tiernan,s hating
tho only other redeemirg feature ~ he play OF
the visiting men. NcIhcc's all-around work was
superb. Attendance $3.50 The score follows:
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BROOKLYN HANDICAP DAY
POPULAR HORSES WILL BE SEEN.
TWO REMARKABLY ATTRACTIVE FIELDS AT
CRAVFgrND

TWO REMARKABLY ATTRACTIVE FIELDS AT
GRAvEsEND
The Brooklyn Handicap is one Of the most famous
and popular races IN America. and II has been won
by many horses Of renown. In the fields which
have competed for this prize the finest products or
American stock farms have taken part. and many
q thrilling struggle has been IN the homo
stretch OF the Gravesend track Brooklyn Handi-
cap day rule attracts a big throng OF spec
tators. and It is certain that the grounds Of the
Brooklyn Jockey Club will he thckly populated
this afternoon
The club offers attraction Of conspicuous
merit in its $1,000 handicap and deserves enor-
nous attendance. Ornament Ben Holiday. On
Deck. I1lio Semper Ego. DR.. Catlett. Howard
Mann. Don De Orc Sly Fox and others are e1-
pected TO run IN the handicap, and these horses
will be ridden by Jockeys OF wide reputation. Or
narnent is the favorte in the betting. but Don De
ORC. Ben Holiday, tie Bromley entries ION Deck
and Semper Ego. TiIc and sly Fox have many
sanguine friends
me Expectation Stakes will bring out rafting
iot or last two ear-ods including the celebrated
colt Jean Beraud winner ~ the 81 40 National
stalnon and the $1,000 Eclipse Stakes at Morris
Park
Here the lists Of entries.
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YACHT CLUB OPENIN@.

The Oyster Bay clubhouse OF the ssswuha&n
Corinthian Yacht Club opened informally ~
terday and the ferry service for the was b.
gun. At noon to-day the club bursee Will Be hoistsd
and saluted and the clubhouse placed in commission
for 1895 In the afternoon the hrst Of the year
The formal opening OF the Lsrchmont Yacht Cub
will take place to-day at p N.
The clubhouse OF the American Yacht Chuh. q
for the summer season on Monday at y m Ar
engagements have been made to accommodate mem
hers with rooms and board The naphtha launch
Will be in commission for the use OF members and
guests except on the opening day. regatta days and
fndependence Day. At Rye station the club stare
will connect with trains leaving the Grand Centyal
station New-York City. on Saturdays at and
n M and on Sundays at a. m and at ! .. n.
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RESULTS AT CHICAGO

Chicago. May N-weather hne and track fast
to-day The results were:
First race (six furforgs)-Frrst Cal 20 won:
Moron 20 / second: Malachi Hogan third Time
1:1s
Weir, to /. second Golfer third Time.l:7s ~.
Third nee five furlones)-Eepnege 10 .. won; mo
Huh 4 70 / second Hadrian. third. Tire-l03.
Fourth (ssven furlongs)-Mllie NJ. to l. won;
Nathanson 4 10 l. second: Globe H. third Ttme-1:2o
FIFTH race lone mie)Jank Anapes to l: won; IAzz's
Cavalier to 8. second; cAndieo'ack' thiro' Time
i42H - 8. .
slxh rsoe tssven furtonss)-Harry Shannon. 10 to l.
won: F1oronso second: Motto. third. Tme-l;29S
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MEMORIAL DAY SPORTS OF THE N. J. A. c.

Tne entire programme Of tho Memorial Day car
nivai Of the New-Jersey Athletic Club has been ar
iahged with the utmost nicely. and each contest
VIII Do run on sharply at the time scheduled Inc
sports Will begin at u o'clock with association
game OF football and for an hour the spectators
VIA DO treated to an exhibition Of mimic warfare
inmeoiateiy Following this there will be a lacrosse
'nAech between the Staten Island Lacrosse Club
Ano tho Montclhir Athletic Club team Both teams
~io expert welders Of the lacrosse stick. and those
inefes'ed In the native American game will enjoy
an hours play immensely. At 2 O'Clock the handi-
cap contests VIII be started. the yard run com
ing nrst' and II will be quickly followed by the
'f"-yaro ana haif-mile runs simultaneously with
these the weight-throwing will occupy the atten-
uoh OF those Interested In heavyweight perform
Ahces The starters in this event Will be J. II Hen
messy the Irish giant. whose recent feat Trayers
1s'anu practically won for him first prize McCrack-
On, Flanagan. Sheldon Mitchell and Herty
AT o'clock the mile run handicap will take
p~ce ana this promises 10 be the best contest OF
s.e Gay George Orton holder OF the intercollegi-
80 Iecoioi 'Dck' Grant. Of Harvard; Alex
lam, OF fennsyvania and j. F. Crcgan Of Prince
- 80. WIN occupy the scratch mark. Each Of these
a., tui!eis 10 good Tor about minutes "a seconds
a. a., .ie sruggle FOR first honors 4 host OF good
ss; "a; riders Will occupy the different marks up
~ AW yards and should act as good pacemakers
@85 tne Columbia quartet
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Tile ELECTRICAL SHOW.

The Electrical Show at Madison Square Garden
uas crowded with sightseers YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
80 las, night The tank where the mines are e~-
rioded was the great point OF attraction ana sew
era, extra mines were eAp'o1ed' AZ inc oo'' e
haI! LoaS hand music and the spectators were de-
lighted watch ne %sl1 wss ~ shed with extra arc
las Las ~ I'VE The new system Ia the ouiidnG
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TIE ENGLISH OAKS.
AIRS AND oRAcEs WINNER OF THE GREAT RACE
FoR F11LLEs.

FOR F1IIIES.
London May z7-At the last days racing OF tho
Fpsom meeting to-day the Duk" OF fortanns
brown Ally Airs and Graces won tho oaks stakes
This nee Is ~ 1870 sovere,gns. by suoscrpton OF
n sovereer. FOR three year-olf Niles. me nofnlha
tor n, the winner 10 receive '" soVN'e's"s '.'o
owner n, tho second Ally go sovereigns and the
owner ~ the third ioo sovereigns Fourteen horses
ran over tho course. about ono milo and A nan
IN. result N detail was a. follows:
u. D,k. %, Po-,i.nf. Ais and Grsres. ~ Ayr
rh'r~ I4fy Alfyn- ...--. -. - :
81 : Hiunien Hap.e'. n Nun Nicer. by Common -.
P-'-.'s.' 5,,,u.o,r.,, ~, COMMONWEALTH
'-''''
Tn. betting previous 70 tho start WAS 100 70 :
asains, Airs and Graces. even money against Nun
Nfcer AID - 20 ! against Caulnower
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yA1E AND HARVARD TO RACE CORNELL

Ithaca. ~ " May N.-Captain Colson Of the Cor
nell Varsity crew. smiled o-nght when no was
informed that Yale and Harvard making
ARRANGEMENTS to hold the original agreement and
meet the Ithacans on June % or a Mr.. Courtney.
the coach expressed satisfaction and tho students
in general are well pleased.
AZ soon ar a definite Is received D. tina
Cornell viii know how 20 proceed. training quar-
ters for the crew Will be secured at New London.
GonrnOdore White raid to-day that Harrison q
landing on the Thames, being CONSIDERS
Final arrangements will probably DC made by wire.
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COMFY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB BOX SALE.

The annual sale OF boxes TO members for this
year's meetings M the Coney Island Jockey Club
was held last night the office Of the club at
Twenty second-st. and Fifth-ave The sale began
at o'clock and no boxes were sold to any person
not a member OF the club large number OF the
hoxes were taken for the season by the same per
sons who occupied them last year The list OF buy
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OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

A. Newton. Mass-Yaie O. Newton A A.; g
AZ Readinr-F-st game. fehclns o. f''O-'''"'N' o
Second game. Reat'ng. 3. Fichmon1.
A. Il Lancaster .. la'ersof-
A. Allentown s. entowa. 3 IarH1rd Z
A. r .r.r-o.-T'- INTO. : Montreal. .
A. DD,r.!t-T,efrol' 10 Omaha g.
A. NJ v.alkec-MllWaukee J.. kaHrh o1'y' o.
a, Cournbus- .urnnls Z. st Paul. o. 49,
Al IndianaYos- indianapolis, j. MihheApo'"-
A. Newark-Newnrk J. Norfolk. o
A. Rcchsste-- Roche-fe-. >. buTslo. z
A, Providence Prov d'rce. 2. Syracuts
A. Cortlantt-Cortiandt =. Palmyra, D.
A, C,a-andaigia- Caran1airuA- g. Lyons.
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THE NETWORK GENITAL GAME.

In the New-Yo-h Central League tire team from
the Office o. the auditor q, freight accounts will
play The tear from no nnenc" department al Van
Corflandt Park ~ O'Clock to-day. Both depart
rents have strong teams and tho contest promises
10 be exciting Tho president md the Bonrf OF Of-
fcers OF the league expected 70 IA present
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cu1CAco &. PHILADELPHIA. a.

Chicago May 1.-THE QuakeTs we're uhHp'o "
hit Griffith =; the right time while the ioca1s
treated Piatt's delivery Just the revefse -
rnarkahlo catch by LANCE was tho feature Ac'ehu-
ance 5000
Il.
Chicago ...............2 s1-s 10 2
ph1s5ephia ...........O q % o
ps,,.-o.- 0-,-,h ans ponahue: Piatt and McFnriand
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High .ump-Tness men quaIn4d with 3 n, ioA IN :
w,nso. IT, Pennsy wanna. W. @. Morse. Harvard and
iTsn,yysrd hurdle FIR. yIs, Ass, won
BY HerSeTt Whsser PTno.,on O. rg6ss s Fec
S Cor af% second j. NJ McKlsSs. feaasyysas ti.a
syivsn,a. J " HalloweI Harvard. second Time
semlhnsIs io-iayl BY J. NJ McKiDben. Pennsyi-
Pole Tauii-Th@ following qualified at ?, 81 in !:
clapD Yae - J2ans2n. Yse e. Il lsey' ia''
Quarter mile blcyc.e race-Eirst neat won by J. A.
g ssccsa S Ss,q% @sa b s FrS'f caoa
sehvar1 cO.umsa second: c Hurt HaTyara ,niT4
osolse;own; F. Z Aasfrson. Yale second 7os6 :
II 11e' syracuse r. Z Honaaa Pennsyivana seo-
ond: C. r Luce Yale third; A. Il: Richards Yale
Grasst C. c. \ =: r " Jarvis Princeton second;
G z ordwsy Yale. third; II H FISH. Harvard. fourth
ThrP~3s ias lca9uqa nsm; he ,sOst8 o }q"
Pottar Princeton. 1873 feet 7. D. sutP~n Yale l2a n
y; MeAsho9 rea 90 l22 # In J. H.
Two hundred twenty-yard hurdle rscs-Tir,, h.s,
cn Sh Y Se-o.2sA. Second hea, b b Basat3n
Harvard II Wheeler Prinse,oa. se.on4 TIM % =
VAIN. MA aary @G1 second T1aeS2e
:s, sau 2s H. .scond 4 2 KaSnas penn
p :. ai in fourth w. r. Berger. Yale p n, si4 in
TWO hundred and twenty yard eeshPrrt beat won by
Tme-o.28 second heat won by J. ": Te"ks 7.5I
0:22r Third heat b. A. 4. Conway. Yale J A.
Bgelow Harvard second. Time OPS Fourth heat won
By J n Rush. princeton; } 8 Frances Pennsylvania
second Tne-O23.
meeting Of tho Executive Committee OF the In.
tercoleg1ate Association Of Amateur Athletes $50, OF
America was held yesterday morning In the Ffth
Avenue Hotel for the purpose OF considering any
rnAl business which might have arisen since the
last meeting and required action before the meet
q Mott Haven. The meeting lasted only ten min
called the ommittee 10 order. and az no protests
or otner business required confederation. the meet
INF promptly adjourned
The case OF Bernard J. We,ers, the 0eorgetown
sprnter. not heard II WAS thought that some
action would be taken against Wefers on the
madA
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POSTPONED GAMES yrsryrpAY.

A, g, Louis -, Lou. brooklyn.
AZ New-rnFlanl Sex -EnglEnd 1easuA
J., Springfield Mas Npri's'le wv
A. ffflca- r'ica H~Wcs.
A. Rorne-Rofne- Auburn.
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Beach track last August in which Titus ana AoksS
divided the money between them. This. OF course.
was fault OF the Quill Club and the story. ap-
nears came out later. Titus and Acker entered into
an agreement by which the latter 10 pace the
New-York rider through the race and the winnings
were to be divided. Titus won first place and the
purse OF Loo Acker received $780, II Is said. from
Titus for pulling him through. and the second
than the winner. The officials OF the National Meet
will endeavor prevent repetition OF this sort Of
thing although Il is difficult matter to exclude
tea m work IN a handicap.
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prr-rsB1-RG. s; WASHINGTON. 3,

P-tsburg May Z.-The contest 'o-uaE ~
,os,A oxb,p,.,o, ~ how rniserahly the National
rana can be PLAYED by professionals Attendance
900 - -
I Ii,:ssu5s :..........s @$ Z :
na,,.r,.s-rsnn.hm and schr'ver; weyh'nr and Nc
CT
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cr-r1rrl.AND- 1. RALTTMORE.

Cleveland May Roth Baltimore and C'eVea''1
n,sv4d a stiff steady game to-day-that is' ba;,u.
moe ala IN all the innings except 'he "'s'' WIN
lost tho game u y
Sle.eana '.''''''--o o q q o.
Rs,,e-e.-young ana thinner. Sops and Clark
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Louisville. KY May 27.-The Bostons could nei'her
ba- nor field and the Colonels had w aSSove.
Klobedanz lasted but four innings A'e"'"''0'
l20.
Louisville .............o - q
Rat,,ri..-Dowl,nr ma SNYDER: Kohetant hnd seTsen
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BALTIMORE rRorr1Na MEETING ENDED.

Baltimore May E.-The spring light harness
meeting at the Gentlemen's Driving Park closed
to-day There were only two races ana they were
NON won IT, straiRht heats the 2s2 pace by the
favorite and the 2:le by outsider VIII 60 was
picked 70 win the latter race. but was not equal 70
behind him and he shut out Summary
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TAFT AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPION.
HE DEFEATS FERGUSON IN THE THIRTEENTH
ANNUAL CONTEST BY SEVEN UP.

Liverpool May N.-In the final tie. first round OF
the thirteenth annual amateur golf championship
contest to-day At Hoylake. +. @. TAFT OF the Black
Watch beat g. Muire Ferguson. OF the Royal and
Ancient Club. by holes up with 10 play.
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ers was not made public n was said that all tho
boxes would be sold long before the opening day
OF the clubs first meeting which begins on June Is.
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YACHTS AND YACHTsMBN.


Tho steam yacht waubene. owned By Tredssauk
oerken. OF tho Atlantic Yacht Club. has been char
tered by NJ White for the summer season Mr.
0erken's other steam yacht the Frolic, known - Q
hgh-speed vessel has just been launched At tho Gss
Engine Company's yards. at Morris Heights aftsr
receiving a new boiler She is ready for her
owner.
q. X Clarke, jr.. OF the New-York Yacht Club,
has sold the big 7o-foot soop Pocahontas 10 David
Dunlap Tho building OF s!ng1e-stickers Of this stse
has zone out OF fashion, and most OF those now IN
existence have been turned into yawds Tho Poca.
hontas Is last OF her class In this neghborhool
Tho members OF the Douslaston Yacht Club who
have taken one-desgn dories George H. Petit
Lewis Harway Joseph Grismer. H. Washer, I'd.
ward Hessels and Commodore Greene
From the design OF Martin H. Smith. formerly
with H. c. Wintringham. Alfred E. Johnson, Of
Brooklyn Is building at his home sloop which viii
can be launched She is SO feet ALL q 27-foot
water-line. with 10 feet BEAM and Will be rigSed
with pole mast
ro-DAY's YACHTING OccURRENCEA
The New-Rochelle Yacht Club will hold its sprtns
regatta.
The Riverside Yacht Club will formally open for
the season at Riverside Conn. and there will b
club dinner In the evening.
The Horseshoe Harbor Yacht Club. OF Larchmont,
y. Y. will open.
The Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club win hold
its first knockabout race.
The Larchmont Yacht Club wiz formally spea q
I p. n
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r. c. TAFT has twice won the amateur champion
ship OF England. He entered from the Black
Watch in 1895. and victorious. He lost the
championship In 1891 by single hole 10 John
Rail IT. This match also played at Hoyake
Ferguson who lost the match yesterday, beat TAFT
in the spring meeting at St Andrews by three
strokes For the fourth time since the beginning
of the championships both Of the men In the final
round have been Scotchmen-
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CINCINNATI

Earned r,ins-Cnornar. 4; New York l. 1%o.nsfe
hit-NNler. Three-has hit--Nnughn storm ,ani1cv
McPhee Vaughn Double rlaysrnaminann ~ 10
C-orco-an Ncrhee Beckey F1rs' base on PAN ~,
r,rr,errnafn Nv D,hery 2. " by pitched aiwit
Toherv l. struck out-By DamInanf. hy boh'"y' -
Tf-ne-2 .O1 I-rlri-es-Url-lie and Andrews
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SIXTH RACT-r~- ,nree y~a-.e'ss snt upwart ma,
g. 90 us one mile
)ouhls Quick .is Hhisfns iOi
G-n.rn Mar~o ....-.-..i0i Mss Ram -
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RESULTS AT OAKLEY.

Cincinnati May N-This was Ladies' Day at
Oakley and a crowd OF about four thousand people
witnessed the afternoons sport. Weather fine and
track fast Summaries:
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THIRD RAcE-THE EXPECTATION STAKES Of s.

!
FOR twoyear-oir non-vinner o; 1880 allowed seven
pounds -Four an. hsif furionr
John Day, b c. Jean pernud. by MS Hishness- 80,
Marcas pays ch c. COD Car by q, innch-c arna rs
" = Days ~. Rus.er, t Maen"'lzer -kushlgn ID
"; F I-vyers b King by Kns''on- I-aiy
Jan-- Geiways oh. c. Hungarian. by Hanover
: E Naiaen'. b e. Rh,n,iano-- by Branhe MARY,
Jain~- M,iA-eaia', b. c coun.-.or wernsers. by.
h il . l. H. M.f.i-'. en-. q Duke O. Mi4aIsours by, :.
IS S@r',s, b. Mussns. sy Kn'an, Of Elierli--
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$1,000. ,1r Tire. year oids and upward. 10 winner
receive $500 ne second. sLtDo. ana th- ;hiri.
500. one n.ae ana quarter
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-28

The second race for the income trophy. which
will be run nj Ambrose Park this afternoon, has
an International favor since the race will be
between Jack Robertson. OF England. who chal-
lengea and n r Freeman. Of Oregon, the initial
winner OF tho trophy. Freeman is confdent OF MS
ability 10 defend the cup successfully. and thus
draw A. least another two weeks income on ac-
count Of H. but Robertson will give the Westerner
hord eght Tom Butler will challenge ths
winner to-day and thus settle the question as 10
the Justice Of the decision given MIN over Freeman
~ the Quiz Club meet last Saturday.