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Baseball Notes.

The All Cubans' team have Labor Day open.
S sept re- ABB West Fe to
tsenth street.
The West End A; O.; has Labor Day. A; M;
anagh. 112 West 1920 street.
Foster will pitch for the West New York
Field Club to,norroT at MeehawEen agains. 8.
the Fordham College. will twirl for the up
State team.
>, The old time ResoIut. Baseball Club has
Ground Address a. b. Waldron. 473 sackett
street, Brooklyn.
NJ and p. NJ open. and would like to close with
some strong out-ot-to,wn semi prote' Ponal
team that Offers SUI table guarantee Address
Vim. L. Bush, Lake View. N. j..
John T. Rogers is said to be in the act Of
Kicking himself lie tor not 6uying the release 81
a chance earlier in the season: 1t was a lucky
thing for brooklyn that Jennings was kept on
tho payroll.
and would be pleased to close same v it'll teams
giving reasonable guarantee. The Eyeritt
College team will be accommodated TOR 900
Sxtieth street.
The Suburban Club has Sept. 0 open for an
out-oi-town game with any strong sem-pro-
hi. Vornons. Woodbridge. Westwood. or
ing. Park avenue and 10th street.
Information comes from League headquar-
| tiers at Washington that Freedman has pro-
tested 1gainst the playing OF we three tr g.
| yesterday and on Thursday. 1t Is further
| stated that Freedman has been informed that
as the necessary consent OF ten out Of twelve
| clubs was obtained some time ago. his protest
! Is both untimely and fruitesB.
| While tho Brooklyns are playing with the
| New lorks at ths Polo Groun Is on Monday
afternoon, two interesting games will be
| played at Washington Park Tor one admission.
| The first contest. which Will begin at 2 o'clock
| viii 10 between the team representing the
| United States Marine Corps and the West Side
\. N, c. A, nine. At the conclusion OF this game
bide Y. NJ. Q. A. players. and as there Is RTeat
rivalry some hotlsport Is looked for. The ad
| be admitted free OF Charge,
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RESULTS ON OTHER TRA0kA


CHICAGO. Sept, 1.-Richard j, was the only
winning iHvorite at Harlem to-day, and he was
held at odds on, The rsst OF the winners ware
& to / or better and Man OF Honor at 100 to /,
captured the nth race. Summaries;
Frat RAce-six furlongs-Brownie Anderson, III
DEAN. Ib to l, won RockliRlt lOA Jenkins), TO
!, second Mission. 100 H. Rose). to l. third.
Time. l.l6A.
Recond RSce-one mile. twenty yards-Cstastro-
Pie, IoT (Conley), to ]. won. Jennie f., ll7
(Burns II TO l, second; Blue Lick 100 dick, .
to l. third Time, l:42h,
Third RIcc-}I aud half furlongs-CIeorgie LOT
(dcJoynp. - TO |. won; Andes, ~ tRanschJ, 10 to
/, second: Anu9uAry. llS Vititos. to 1. third.
Time, l.2Oh.
Fourth Race-s1 furlongs-Richard j.. Ia tJenk-
tnsh to 10. won TullA FonLo. % IT. Burns) 70 8,
sscsndi Little jack Horner, VI Vititoe). 26 to /.
third. Time. l:16H,
Fifth Race-Five and half furloras-Man of
Honor. 90 CTrotter, 100 to 4. won slightly, Of
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Gossip of tho Ring.

NJ NJ. New York-He is now in this city.
Despite his defeat by Joe Choynski Austria;
liam" jimmy Ryan VII face Tommy "est at
Jack Collier, of Far Rockaway, and Jack Bau-
man. OF Brooklyn. have boon matched to box
eight rounds at the National A. Q. next We'd
nesday night.
Omaha KID" were matched last night to
box at the Lenox A. G. on Sept. 10. This affair
IL for twenty-five rounds
The date OF the contest between Bobby Dohbs
and Matty Matthews has been selected. The
match will come of at Coney Island on Sept.
10. II will be for twenty-five rounds.
George Gardner, OF Lowell, and Billy Ed
wards. OF Australia, will furnish the prelimt-
nary bout at Coney Island next Monday night.
The affair is limited to twenty rounds.
Dave Sullivan and Joe Bernstein yesterday
aligned articles 20 box Twenty-Five rounds at
the Broadway \. G. on Sept. 30. at l24 pounds.
They have already met, their last essay being
a draw.
Jim Brown said yesterday that his protegS
Eddie Connally and Tom Brodertck won d m ct
at Hartford on the dSte s,hsdrled next week.
fcrred to the Broadway A g.
After good deal Of bnkering Harry Forbes
and BLY, hotSSt9Fd the tive SaGGG9b r.. ghfsr !:
tv' Ave rounds at l1s pounds.
.A.BC, WnrhnEtop;, p CwB;a ant.
Dixon; lightweight, Frank Erne; welterwelghs
Tommy Ryan; middleweight: Bob Fitz-
| simmons, DeuVyVolknt Jlll JtllEles.
W A Brady said yesterday that Eddie
| Santry OF Chicago will be Ben Jordan's first
| opponent in this country lnstead OF Oscar
| Gardner Gardner has other engageme nts
which will prevent him from facing Jordan
! juat now.
The match between Andy Walsh and Charlie
BurneS. which was TO take place Lt the Broad
| way A. q, next Friday night Is of, as walsh
haa he II unah!e to make the weight In place
| GA Walsh, owen Hegler has been occurred. He
has Al ready fought Burnes a draw.
| John Dougherty. manager Of Jack O'Brien
| aud Joe Bernstein. called on W. A. Brady yes
| terday 10 securS a conteat for Bernstein with
| Dave Wallace. OF England, Brady said he would
| guarantee the pair u 81. 800 PURSE and the for-
| mer replied that no would consider the matter
| aud give BRADY his answer in few days.
| Both the Pelican and Greenwood clubs have
| arranged strong cards for their boxing shows
| Tonight At the Pelican. Marty McCue Will lie
| plttrd against Jack McClelland. OF Putsburgj
| While Joe Bernstein will face Eddie Lenny. Of
| Philadelphia. The bcrns Elm. LeLny bout ~
| for TWENTY-FIVE rDu0i-. while NnCue aud Me-
| Clelnnd will only box twenty. Two preiim II
| airy bouts will precsde each event
| In a letter to THE SuS from New DorP, Sam
| Fitzpatrick writes: "Jefrry Thorne is hard al
| work getting into condition for his twenty
round 90 with kid Mccoy at the Broadway
| A. Q. on sept. s, He IL nos saying much moi
losing any sleep worrying Nor tho result. Az
LThornewants issforS Niece ito be! weight
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TOMMY RYAy MEETS 4 TARTAR.
Tried His Best TO Put Jack Mofint Out in
Twenty Hounds.

DUBUQUE. Sept Jack MofTat a clever
youuESter from Chicago. stood Tommy Ryan
of for twenty rounds last night before the
Dubuque Athletic Club. and then Ryan did not
have him bad 1t was the closing event OF the
three days boxing carnival and WAS terrific
battle Ryan had decidedly the best OF It in
form. The men were to weigh in at 3 this
afternoon, but Ryan refused to weigh. and
rather than miss the match Moffat agreed to
eight at catch weights, Ryan was several
pounds overweight. Competent authority put
Hofrat's weight at 146.
Ryan told friends he would do the trick inside
OF six rounds He started rrodding and Jack
soon convinced him that he had undertaken
hard proposition. Moifat had an awful good
left and gave Tommy touch Of iabbing that
made him Vince, Tommy showed blood on his
forehead in the fourth round and the claret
started from his nose in the next.
In the fourth MofYat sent Ryan nearly
through the ropes. Ryan m issed a swing that
unbalanced him and Jacks hard counter with
ly into the crowd Ryan saw that he was up
against it and in the succeeding round was
and take away his steam. From the seventh
I'll RYAN 70 re
| skiltul boxers. He hung on his man 10 the
hss e: s TH "a 4nm AZ he face ssOs M
and kept the claret flowing.
Tommy got in a punch in the fifteenth that
Tom amy thought he had him sure and In the
sixteenth went right at him Moffat ducksd
wind Quick as a flash Moffat sent the right
| and left to the head hard. Ryan weakened
greatly and throughout the remainder Of tho
| fats neck. Ryan repeated this in the next
round and the crowd hissed him repeatedly.
| They showed stronger In tho nineteenth and
Motat started the milling II was vicious
| round In which the men simply rainsd blows
| last round and tried hard to put his man ont.
| Moffat though. had n good punch left and
| we'll Referee Siler gave Ryan the decis on on
| points. Both men were punished severely,
| The preliminary was between George Kir-
| win and James Sellers. colored Kerwin sent
Sellers down in the sixth and he quilt
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Al Fort Eric.

BUFFALO. sept 1-Racing at Fort Erie to-
day was on a very heavy track. which caused q
mum Der Of scratches. Summary:
First Race-Three quarters N . mile--IA Masootta
100 shaw to g. won: Crystal Line, 1O5 Cscovile,,
+ 70 j, second; Nhim. " Mason, 8 to /. third.
second Race--Five and onehalf furiones--stltes,
1O4 Uandry), to I, won; Nohcer, ITO Gardner,
10 s. sscoud! sinuemahons W tMcQuade). 20 to I.
third Time. III 81.
Third -Threc-quarters of q mile-Toyal
Prince, 1O4 tSalcutne. 10 to I. won; nny Shltnzar,
l01 CMcQuade) 81 l. second; Aquinas, lol (Nasun),
to 1. third Time. l;lga.
Fourth Race-Five- oighths OF mile Dssoluts.
1os tGardncrl, . TO 1. von: Lamp Globe. los Vaen-
tine, 3 TO 3. second: Eloim, ll3 landry, to l.
third. Time. 1:05ik.
Fifth Rce-one and enc eighth miles-Kris
Erlngle IoT Castro. 2 to /, won Homelke, 1ol
tMcintyrej, +. ne 'ond: Wenlock, IoI Cohoop.
10 10 !. third Time, 2:o7.
los Torehand,. & 10 3. won; Louisville Belle. "
tMcQuAdeJ. I to 1. third. lime. i;2oA.
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CONVEY ISLAND GETS TEE B1eHE
Jenrlss and sharhey VIII Fight There on
Oct. IS.

The next contest for the worlds heavy
weight cham pionship. between Jim JefirieS
and Thomas Bharkey. will be held at
Coney Island on Oct. ~. This decision was
reached at a meeting between W. A Brady
and Tom O'Rourks. the managers OF the puRi-
lists. which was held at o o'clock last evening
at the Vanderbilt Hotel The club by the sea
secured the battle by outbiddng Its near
est rival. the Lenox Athletic Club. by good
margin.
When the hour OF the session drew nigh tho
corridors OF the hotel were filled with motley
crowd OF sports. Both Brady and O'Rourko
arrived on time. Martin Julian and Johnny
Considine were on hand. also. Considlne was
there In the interest Of his partner. Jim Cor
bett, who has Of lato been seized with desire
TO demonstrate to the public that his skill
has not deserted him Julians presence gave
rise to the belief that Bob Fitzimmons had de-
signs to regain the cham pionship. This i'm
preston proved to be true. for Julian after
ward said Fitz would challenge the winner.
He did not specify any particular time. when
HIS proteg6 would resume his fighting career
again, but he thought II would be possibly
some time In November or thereabouts Con-
sdine said Corbett was not bluifiing or making
any idle boasts. but that he would surely be
ready to face the victor four weeks after the
encounter. " 1tOuTKe. "a DeDdH OF bnhrkty,
said that II the ex-sailor won, Corbe6t gould
have fight with him n month later. Brady
promised the same thing. Rad being dsubl as
sured Considne posted forfeit Of 81 900 to
prove that Jim Is in real earnest
Iu the absence Of Matt Clune4 who was DELI
gated to receive the bids two seated envelopes
which had been left with him during the day
were turnad over to his clerk and opened 10
the presence OF Brady and 0'honrfe; No one
in the Iarty, expected the Coney Island Club
and as the Coney Island peoples offer was the
bert they secured the bout The Coney Island
Club agrees to awe c6Ss per cent OF the gross
receipts to the fighters, and guarantees q
purse OF $50, 900. The Lenox Club offered G5
per cent without a guarantee.
BRADY left for Boston last night, but will he
back in time 10 sign new articles OF agreement
This has been fixed for next Wednesday when
the two managers Will meet Only q few
changes will re made Whether, pictures OF the
nEht win be taken is not deilu tely known. The
club does not think that it wilt be good policy
TO hold the hight n the afternoon. which is
deemed necessary II the camera Ia TO play any
part in the fight. They contend that the
attendance would suffer
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CHESS.
New York Beats tho PennsylvaniS- in the
Interstate Match mt Saratoga.


SARATOGA Sept. When play in the inter-
State match at the United States Hotel ended
at an early hour this morning the players OK
the Empire State were leading their rivals
from Pennsylvania by 1875 to Tx points-
This state OF Affairs was brought about by
the results OF the sixth round and by several
Victories which the New Workers obtained in
the games left unfinished In previous rounds
This morning the players faced each other In
the seventh round in the following manner:
Weeks vs.. Kemeny Scotch Gambt). Hanhan
VI stuart LP Obj. Roethtpgvs, Young (French
Defencel Marshall vs.. Voght iScilAnl. Kari
pinski va. McCutcheon trench Haipern VA
hampton tRuy lopez, Lpschuctz VS.. Shipiey
(RuV Lopez. Here ire tho results OF these
gam es with all adjourned contests not before
Stuart beat Weeks. Roething beat Voightr
Voieht drew Marshall and Kemeny drew. Hals
perm and Stuart drew and Hanham and
NcCutcheon drew.
The results % the sixth round were; Han:
ham Lost to Kemeny, Roething and Stuart
drew. Marshal beat Young. HhIpern lost 70
Voight Lipschuetz beat hampton. karpinsEl
and Shipley drew and Weeks beat McIutcheon.
In the seventh round Weeks and Kemeny
drew Hanham beat Stuart Roething beat
Young, Marshall and Voight drew. rs old Hal:
perm and hampton, Lipschuetz and shipiey aud
karpinski and McCutcheon. Summary,
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Amateur Bo.ers at tho Lenor A. G.

The amateur boxing bouts OF tho Lexington
A C. held at the A. C. ON Thursday night
continued we'll into Friday morning. The re-
suits OF tho contests not already published
were as follows:
100 Pound Class. Ninth Butt. Downey. Hari-
son A. @, boat F. Scales. Roman A c.: tenth bout
Prank Callahan Union Settlement A. c.. made A.
Berk. Settlem mt A: c.. quit in one round
1870 Pound Class, First Bout hopkins. IN on
Settlement A. G.. made ". Hende son. Brooklyn.
quit N one ronna: g. enisn. Nc" west siue
40 Found G'a.s, First Bont- j. Mack. Adams A.
O., beat Charles Kope Hamilton A. c.: second bout
VIM. J. Barry. Duane A. C.. beat Jim Tierney. Pas.
time A. G.
lbOPound Class First B,ut-Wm. Roden back New
West Side A. c.. ma 10 Mike Donovan. Adirondack
wheelmen. quit in one round Donovan was hooted
out Of the ring.
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Baseball Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
New York at Pittsburg: Boston at Chicago. PhilA-
delphia at Cincinnati; Washington at Louisvtle'
Baltimore at st. Louis.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Hartford at Toronto; Springfield at Montreal;
Worcester at Rochester: Providence at SYRACUSE
Mestwood and HillsdAle 7. c. W.. All CubAns. ct
WestwOod.
Lenox VS. Bronx, at Van Cortlandt Park.
Orange A. G. Vs. Brooklyn, at Orange Oval.
Borough Park =. @. VS.. North Vale y. c.. at Bor-
ouRh Park.
Crawford A. q Va Prudential insurance Company
A. c., at Crawford
ty of Newark, at summit
suburt aus vs.. Washington Heights +. c.. ut Gre
tona Park.
Empires VS.. Al-rts. at Nassau Park.
Tarrytown Murray Hill. at Tarrytovn.
Nassau b. b. O. W. Laurel r. O.. at Greenpoink
Everett College VS., l. nden A. c.. at Linden.
Hobokeu We. Poughkeepsie. at st. George Cricket
Club Grounds.
Rutherford f. C. vs. Engewood F. c.. at Ruther-
ford.
Morocco f. G. vs.. Howard A. c.. at Brooklyn.
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BR00KLYNS WIN TWICE.
ALSO INCREASE THERE LEAD, As Bos-
TON LOSES AGAIN

ChicaEos Take Another Ball From the
Champions - Quakers Drop an Easy
Came to the Heds-St. Louis Outpoints
baltimore. and Louisville Loses-Notes.
Thu Brooklyns have increased their lead over
the Bos.ons to 81 points, which Ia equal to al
most eight games. Hanlon's men won two
rames from the Clevelnnds yesterday while the
champions were again beaten by the Chicagos.
no Philadolphias, tno. surrendered to the
Cncnnatis. st. Louis was successful against
baltimore. the Orioles now being In reach OF
both Ewing and Tebeau. Washington out
Stayed Louisville. bus tho latter team ia still
one point ahead Of the New Yorks, whose game
at Pittsburg was prevented by rain. The
results;
Brooklyn, II Cleveland, tfrst gameJ
Brooklyn, 81 Cleveland. l second gameJ
Chicago. 8, Boston. 4.
Cincinnati. 10: Philadelphia, 3.
Washington. &; Louisville, g.
81. Louis Z; Baltimore. Q.
At Pittsburg-Rain.
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TIE RECORD.
pnooKLYN Z: CLEVELAND. 2.-EIRsr aAME.

BROOKLYN. Z; CLEVELAND. 2.-FIRsT GAME.
About 5000 enthusiastic turned out yester-
Brooklyns and Clevelands at Washington
fnrk The first game was the cause OF much
during which time tho Tail Enders played fast
bal and Hughey pitched IKE whirlwnd.
f se s toe esfs BY the
happy Dunn. pitched steadily and received
beautiful backing, not an error being charged
and the fielding OF Kelley and DAILY were
The Cleyelapds scored q run in the first in
ming on Dowd's two Dagger and two success
fiye outs, HemphiIl also hit safely but was
we're BANKED, even though Jones opened with
Hc s 3sHa 4 snes o snd y vita %e
but the next three hatsmen couldn't find
Dunn, In the last half with two out. Dahlep
elared safe by MeGarr. Loekhead raised
Sae tEqef hG tones 1 snd YoSTs
liar, sayW yelled the Cleveland .shortstop
20 TIA, heard 1ob hm R.t the sos ; n
balls, and Mcclure retired the side with long
INT In the he third 6ahlen made superb running
brought down the house. The superbas were
blank ths, visitors once NOR. in The fourth.
sS sesanE Sfs hs Sss wss
Tucker instead OF bunting. Then Dahlen hit
20 left for two bases. only to be left by Casey.
whose high fly fell TO Dowd.
McAllister singled In the htth and Hughey
hunted a hy into McGuires mltt. Dowd lift
safely. too, but Harley struck out and Kelley
took Quinn's smash on the run. 1t was 'still
an impossihility for the HanlQnites to solve
Hughey in the last half. Mcclure popped one
10 the pitcher and Dunn got life on Suivan's
tumble. Then EcAllister captured Jones's
foul off the grand stand and Dowd took Keeler's
long drive with ease.
IL the sixth Hemphill sent liner to centre
which bounded two feet over Jones's head and
yielded a clean home run. Sullivan flied to
Keller, and Tucker who singled was doubled
up. Hughey kept up his great pitching in the
last half. Jennings and Kelley were out on
sharp plays. after which DAILY walked to first
on balls and stole second clearly. Then Dab
len struck at three fast curves and the sixth
Zero for the homo team was hung up.
Kelley robbed DoWd OF a triple dagger In the
seventh with magnificent catch. Then the
Brnoklyns broke the ice with Ave runs and
victory. Casey opened the ball with scratch
and MCGUIRE was hit by pit ched ball Dunn
hunted past Hughey to Quinn and was safe.
the bags being filed. Jones put up a fly that
fell safely between Quinn and Hemphill. Casey
scoring Keelers long fly to HON phil allowed
Mcclure to tie tho score. jennings followed
with rafting three Dagger to the fence. send
ing in Dunn and Jones. He scored himself a
moment later on Kelleys out
Dahlens three-bagger. Casey's single. Nc
CURES double and Keeler's base hit yielded
two moro Brooklyn runs in the eighth. The
score MI
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Louisville Transfers All Its Games.

LOUISVILLE. Aug. 31.-In response TO tele-
graphic inquiries sent out last night by Presi-
dent Dreyfuss. answers were received to-day
from all the clubs In the League consenting to
transfer OF the remaining games Of the
other clubs. The cause assigned is the very
poor home attendance. The Management has
turned from tho Fast, The transferred games
are as folows: With Pittsburg. sept 7.s tive
Cleveland sunday. Sept. "a; with St. Louis.
Sept %. 20 two gamesl: with Chicago. Oct. 2.
3: with Cincinnati. Oct. 5. two gamesL
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Total .........26Is

Iipschuetz won the first prize. Marshall and
Kemeny divided the second and third prizes;
and Halprrn. Shipley and Bampton divided
the remaining two prizes. A number OF games
were con tested to-day for the brIiancy prize.
offered by Aristedez Martinez. President OF the
Manhatta n Chess Club.
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Cir Vurf.
CONEY ISLAND JOCKEY Cl.Up

15s pounds. at 8 o'clock on tbs day OF the
meeting, steve o'Dornnsell Tom shark ai
training here. ! will look after Lavigno's
preparation personally and have no fear but
that he will soon get back TO his former form.
He Is to meet George McFadden ut the broao"
way A o. on Oct. g."
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NOTES

l.. Ldubrehc.-The New York Division of the
cn h9sa See ., a n
from the fountain at Bedford and DIVISION avenues
tho National Cycling Association, which were post
poned Al Berkeley Oval on saturday last owing
of saturday Sept .. The event. viii be the cham
piolftiips at one-9usrtsr. one-hAf and one mile.
Captains Of ALI olubs invited to send their lists
of runs to TaE SUS.
". CaHahan-1f both sets of bearings in the head
oiled as you say, they should not sQueak. aud you
mus, DO mistaken about the location Of the noise
play in their l.stenings on tae spoke nanee Of the
Thn tie fsn.
and squeaks, and sometimes the bearings in the
sas as by r. q
pedal. work with one foot awhile and then
the squeak manitests itself. Similarly il the nose
Is in front, twist the head while the wheel
chine upside down and spin the front Wheel willie
the head i. stationary. then try the spokes. II you
apt ara the roub %h wS
be a. much in the dark as ever. Clean and oil the
viii ch you will learn where the trouble is ard be
# orr1 h Safs The %
that sQueaks, be sure there is some defect-worn
bearings DIRT or rust-or something you have not
nUx. Sept sRt kThf n s1th ANIMAL
under the auspices of tho n. @; A. opened
here to-day and was attended by 5000
people. All tho professional and amateur
crack Attacks were entered, but no records were
broken. as the half mile track was q trife
heavy with dust. Summaries:
One Nile. 2:lo Clsss. Professi0nal-won by Jay
Eaton; J. T. Fisher. Chicago second; f. d. Stevens
Buffalo. third. Time 2:l4 is.
Half Mile Open, Amateur Won by Geo. II Collect
New Haven; \. ZurDick. Buffalo. second Frank l..
Kramer New York. third. Time. 1907.
One-Mle National Championsh p-Won by Earl
Kiser; f d. Stevens. Buffalo. second; John Il. Lahr
New York. til I'd; l.. stevens fourth. Time. 2:16.
FiveMle Handicap. Apsteur-won BY Frank l..
Kramer. scratch; n Zurich so yards; second John
Five-Mle Motorized Match Racr-Betwecn
Champion Charles ", Miller and Harry Caldwell
Won by Caldwell Time y:2J LIS.
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IT. Burns,, = TO s. second; Dccoy, 90 q. Brown,
to 1, third. Time, 1;0Sh.
wilson, TO I. won; Jim MoOleovy, l0l (Mitchelp,
AZ TO second: Portwig. ia toonleyh 70 ], third.
Time. 1:4lM.
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TROTTING AND FACING.
Jupe Driven a Mile by David Smell, %
Years Old, in eiO7H.

HARTFORD Sept. When David A Smell. OF
New Bedford drove his famous stallion Jupe a
mile at Charter Oak Park to-day In 2:07A.
his reception from the crowd when
he returned to the wire equalled that
given to Star Pointer when he went
In 200 yesterday Jupo has been prominent
on the turf since n three-yenr-od when he
earned a race record OF 2:l34. the best mark
Smell has been at this track several weeks pre-
pairing for the ATTEMPT and rs he is 10 years
OF age. the feat of driving him into the 2:l0list
meeting he will try TO beat the stallion record
OF Direotum. > :05H.
The 2:23 trot was anybody's race. fleetwood,
the favoriie. being retired by an accident in
the first heat. Richiand proved equal to the
running, Hal b.. the favorite won the 2 :03
pace after seven heats. Summaries: