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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-08-31
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General Trafic Manager,
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-19

PoRT JEFFERSON. /" l.. July ls.-Tn the an
nual tournament for the decision of the avn
tennis championship Of suffolk county, which
WAS decided here today. Clhrcnce y. iratt or
aGpH GchGEe Bg1P%k%yn w"n rSt hGP s5p
ford Vat Oh Of Toronto. Canada, third. This
l. the second wear in succession that Pratt has
won. summary.
Adtlrhi defeated stanford Watson. Toronto. Canada,
"a. 4--', "a. ", l.. hutChnIy poly" defeated
dI9; Gi'rafd XIV booklyn b"ys Hish defeated
A h"sr a. A.SinI.,, -,
Hutcning i"tcat.d Mor'is ~, 80, IS.
Final Found Pratt defeated riUt' "a 8-2.
p!ay.oG tor second pritr- uutching defeated Wat
II. - 81, 80. "a, ~.
SYRACUSE. July IL The New York state
championship lawn tennis tournament OPENED
here ths aIternuOn Oh the courts Of the S"dg-
wick Farm Tennis club. There are twenty;
two players entered IN the scratch Singles and
"a many more in Ia" handicap, including
Fischer. Paret Litl". Grant and McMaster tia
Canadian, Champion Whitman. who holds the
State Challenge Gun, VIII ho here on saturday
- defend the trophy, The scores OF to-days
matches follow,
champ n,lnp singles Preliminary round-How-
Grorss Wagner eat Dana hyde 90, "a 60; J..
wr IsG ba,, 6.' ' I.T a. -" Parf'
Iemnfy ngai LJ; gran = A C. AcN-'ter
first oDnd,,W I. Grant beat ". VI Mar-c, -.
"a. r. u !. ~" be-, r = "rc'. e. go, ~
+ ma an s., MH"I o "T S"' rr., ow,
han 80, hca Dana H5 e H." ".-',H-"
IHIc'no Jniy Il ar N",l W. Ia" finals
m Sms g. H. ~, M"7'TIG SMn i2@n ,2I
to-day. He defeated Al ru. IA" Me man. IN
match That wa clos" aud exciting from he
Allen played hrill!nlt ron At rinre h" could
not keep it up. To-morroN Cnrr \eel will
The score; Nee! defeated Alou, "a. 80
90. 6-S
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RESULTS ON OTHER TRACKS
At st. Louis.

81. LOUIS. July 1s.-1n the third race this anor.
noon Leipzig. with Johnny Ward up. went down in
the trench at the quarter falling the Jockey and
breaking his collarbono. The attendance was fair
and track fast. Betting lively.
sayers, owner OF Barbee. was cautioned that his
horse would be barred from the track unless he ran
more consistently. Summary:
First Race-Selling; seven furlongs-Aunt Maggie.
1O5 (Houck, to !, won: horalist, Il2 (Cnnley / /
to g., second Hill Billy, lon ,MacJoynt, 10 to 1.
third. Time, 1880.
Second Racc-Selling; six furlongs-Flbe, SO
dominic, 3 to q won; Sen.Sen ~ tGivens). to !,
second: Nilmar, lIs Jenkins, to /. third Time,
l;l5p.
Third Race-Five and q half fnrlongs-Haviland
ITO CAddy). to 3, won Arthur Behan. 1ls tMrIn-
tyre. to- ?. second; Dereric. lis Jenkins to 2.
third. Time I:IOR.
Fourth Race-Sclling; one mile and seventy yards
-Barbou 1O7 Gilmore, u to |, won: MontedoncO,
UConlev). i3to 10 second; Lyllis 1U7 tMasJoynp,
II to |. third. Time, l:iSA.
Firth RAce-Selling: seven furlongs-John No
Elroy, ~ tMacJoynD to 2, won; Eight BELLS los
uDonnic). Do to l. second Sly. leo Foucon, to d,
third. Tine 1;2p'e.
Sixth Racc-Selling: six furlongs-Miss May Day,
80 DevinJ, 2 to |. won; Tho Pride. rs JOonley) i
70 ., second: Hachmeister. 81 Foucun). - to 2
third. Time l.l5In.
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CHOYNSKI no BOX M,COY.
They'll Meet at the Westchester on the Night
of the Palmer-Mclovern Bomt.

Joe Choynski has finally decided to meet Kid
Mccoy at the Westchestor A. C. W. A. Gray.
manager OF the club. said yesterday that
Choynsk had signed articles. and that they
were in his possession. The club has decided
to hold the contest on Sept |. in the evening OF
the day that "Pedlar" Palmer and Terry Nc
Govern meet. The club is figuring on arrang-
ing another good match. making II card ~
three strong encounters.
II present plans are adhered to the Palmer
McGovcrn bout will be put on at about o'clock
In the afternoon. and the I,hOynsk Met oy
match at y O'Clock at night The arena has no
roof. but electric lights will be used at night.
. The final preparations in the Mctiovern-
Palmer affair were completed yesterday. Ow-
ing to Palmer's insistonce Al Smith will act as
takehoIder; and $4,000 representing $1,000
each from the pugilists and ! 900 from tho
club. will be placed in his hands to-day.
Palmer yesterday notified DR.. Ordway by cable
that he would sail from England either next
Saturday or the following Wednesday. Train
ing quarters have not as yet been secured for
him. but he will probably be located at either
Asbury Park or BallstOn Spa.
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VIII JENNINGS BE SUSPENDED .
In Trouble with the Brooklyn Club Over a
Telegrnm to Louisville.


Telegram to Louisville.
1t Is possible that Hugh Jennings the Brook
lyn shortstop. may be suspended without nay
for the balance OF the season providing tho
directors OF the club can persuade Manager
Hanlon to intict such penalty. The cause OF
the breach between the player and the club
officials was made known yesterday, when
Jennings had rather stormy interview with
both Director +. A. Abel and Manager Han
lon The Brooklyn Club has been trying for
several weeks past to trade Jennings to Louis
vile for Third Bascman Wagner 1t APP
pears that the officials of the Louisville Club
nings could play before considering the deal.
and therefore sent to him telegram asking
him whether his arm was in good trim. Jen-
nings. it seems. answered the despatch with
this statement:
Do not make the deal Arm is lame. am sick and
will not play again this season
President Pulliam OF the Louisville Club
gave this despatch to the newspapers with the
statement that HanlOn could not fool the
Louisville Club with any such propositi ion.
The facts wer" conveyed to Hanlon yesterday.
and he was by no means pleased with them.
Jennings was dressed GOWN by the Brooklyn
pend him indefinitely but the manager does
ie Ter action until to-day. Meanwhils Jen-
the BrooEkIyn Club. and for that rcas"n
he probably sent, the above telegram
to the ws9 be- 09 in SedsT to block
he discovered that his arm was lame. in the
latter part of Aprl up to last Decoration Day
lie did not receive penny in salary. and had
TO pay his own doctors bills. Hanlon declares
wa at & own snc. tha
salary. although he has beer, Of no service, to
is that Jennings's release will probably be- sold
to the highest bidder unless he is suspended.
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At Fort Erie.

BUFFALO. July 1s.-On a heavy track at Fort Erie
to-day many favortes were upset. Tomorrow
closes the meeting.
First Race-siy furongs-Aluinas. III Flint. s
TO j. won: Dick warren. III SanRcr). u to g. ,Ond;
Annie Laurctta, luI Duganl. 3sQ to 1, third Time,
1lpln.
second RRce-Seven.eighths NJ Il mile-Chantllv,
W Martin 4 to !. won: Nearest pS DAILY. 10 to /,
second; Eleanor Holmes, Duganl, to ]. third.
Time. 33ly
Third Racc-One mile and a sixteenth Kunja Q3
CForehand), to won George Krats, lO4 tBOland),
hto setond: Flag of Truce, 1U1 (McIntyre) = \. to
|. third. Time Sale
Fourth Race-Fivc furlongs-Ice Drop, 81 Daley,
TO !. won: Basic 1Ol Dames). to /, second: Isa-
binda lol dan lry), 20 !. third Time. lu6H
Firth Race-Three.quarters OF a mile-Dukc Of
I To- Landry T. to second Montanus, 1913
Sixth Race-One mie-Little Sale. Io7 tDugan).
4to won: Wordsworth. IO4 Sanger. IL to =, see.
Time. l.41l1,
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At Chicago,

CHICAGO, July 1s.-The racing at Hawthorne to-
day was tame and uninterestng. The defeat of the
to 10 favorite in the fifth race. Serrano bv a sell.
ing platter furnished the surprise of the day Ser.
rano II tho property of of the owners of the
Hawthorne track X chaid Fitzgerald Two favor
ties won. summary
First Racr-Five and Ealf furlongs-Merito. 1O7
Matthews. u to 2, won. Mlia. lO7 Everett II to l..
second: Aloha H., 1u2 lScatonl. ~ to /. third.
Tine. 1910.
Second Race-One and one eighth miies-Samovar
ia Knapp. l3 to =. won: Mayme VI. NJ, 81 Knight,
9 20 p second: Teutous. - Flick. 3 to =. third.
Time. 2;l2A.
Third Race-six furlongs-- Gra2iella lo7 Everett.
Is to l. won; May Beach. ~ Knight. to l. sec
l;lIA.
Fourth RaCo-One milc-Flop. 1o4 CBeauchamp..
To won; Pitfall. los f. IRIS 80 to l. second;
Elldal, lOI tMathews), to |, third Time. l:445,.
Fifth Race-Seven iurlongs-Sempcr Eadem. 1913
Matthews, Sto 2. won; Jim McClerry. w Knight,
20 to l. second; Serrano ia Everett. to TO- third
Time, I:2s4.
sixth Racc-One mile-Little Singer, 1o4 stark,
IL to |. won; Robert Bonner. 1Ob Hlckl, 4 to b,
second; Tappan, lO6 (Bsping. x to !, third. Time,
l:43aI.
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THE RECORD.
pIrrspuRG. x: BROOKLYN, ..


Pitcher CHESHIRE. who until recently was
.,or In m, Atlantic League occupied the box
s'"' =" r,., ,.,,s =, wnshirc,,,n Do 81. ,.,.,,
Tor tn. iI'''ou'ss ~ ""s''." i, '"'k ytS.er-
day afternoon. and succce ded in completely
r,N,inc the efforts of the Brook lyns to hit tho
:, t,hol o,,tr,t s,oo, - 49,,
ba. safely ne ia" CONTROL sp'eu ana chhhge
of pace in addition to supreme confidence In
,ir,ssIf and the ability of his hclders to
,.'I. Min, nm The pittsburus mayed non.
back MN w INV '''Ho"'E S Pl"seu pen
naut ball. in that they made many start
linz rnys and hit the bail clean and
,"H V,Io,,as ON tho othor b,,d ,,i,,had
nara Hc'"''rs' va ''0 O.''i manu. p'NcHeu
poor game. He was so slow that the cranks
lost rotience with him on several occasions.
-, 49, Loo hoo, L,Io,, tb, 0,,n1ord ,r I,
His WORK mas pee' oeioM 'nc S'ohuaru o' late'
,poorinr Bin" Kennedy. who ia bench
ho'''"" ,,d n,irn hat.o. s,,is,a,,ion =,
warmer ""u'u sNe pe''er satisfaction II
h. pitched instead OF McJames. The Brook
I,rs mt I'm an Indifferent game in nil drport-
N"s '"s ht,h ,ra, rrnhaIl, ,',, ., thI ,'.
m"hts' winch was p''ohu!S "'c 10 th"lr ma
billy To hit. Their fielding was the cause
~ rurh prumblinr nj first hut as tha ar
VI "" ,,,,nInre ,,,,,,, ,Lt',, u a..
me rT' "u SnII" Jus tn'n !nuen,"t' me
lnir. 1'en,e,u rs ~ va, p II" AVA, C2hs.ahI siate
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Withdrawn-Mowry, Rcnmun1, Mckay, Saddle
Smith, SChunan, Holran, Bennett, Green


The four ball foursome between Waiter J.
TRAVIS and Dare" Hunter Of Oak land and j.
\; Tying and Willie Anderson Of BatusrOl,
which has been set for to- day. will not take
place at Baltusroi, "a was announced. but at
the Morris County Golf cub. All four men are
at the top of their respective games. and as the
first thirly-sN holes Lett them all even to day $
match should be very close
There are II number Of golf competitions
scheduled for to-day. Dividing interest with
the Connecticut state golf champion shin tour
nament which began yesterday. is the Tying
Travis four-hall foursomc. Al the Dyker
Meadow Golf Club the third regular monthly
handicap will he run OF. and at EngleTood the
women will play the women Of the Englewood
Golf Club. At Morris County. in addition to
ne four ball match. the women will play the
lnst hhndlchp Tor thG long course cup At 81.
Andrews there will be the regular monthly
handicap.
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Harry Mcmillan, President of the National
swimming Association.

At special meeting of the National Swimming As
socAtion, held at Philadelphia on Monday night.
Harry Mcmillan was elected President 10 I'LL the
place left by DR.. E. ]. Houston, who resigned.
John W. Kelly, Jr., elected Vice President The
programme for the annual championship meeting Of
the Atlantic Association. which will be held this
year under INC auspices OF the National ASSOCIATION
stutr the, rard-the looyard novice, ioOyard
championship, one -hRlf.mile championship and goo
ward open handicap. The will be- held the
associations course at LIfay cite on Aug, II,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-19

won by Fl. J. Mils's Satyrica. 8. Flushines
Sweet Sounds was second and Lord William
Beresford's Perdicus. ridden by Reiff. third.
Ten horses ran.
The Regulation Plate. OF 1O1 sovereigns, one
mile and three furlongs. was won by Lord
William Beresfords Manatee ridden by L.
ReifH +. Barness Balatro was second and A.
Van Hobokin's Scotch Hawk third. Three
horses ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-19
Rasebnn Games To-Day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS.
Chicago at New York; Pirtshurg at Brooklyn; st.
louis at Boston, Louisville at Philadelphia; Cincin.
matt at Baltimore; Cleveland at Washington.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Springfield at Toronto Hartford at Montreal;
Providence at Rochester; Worcester at Syracuse.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Newark at Wilkesberre; Reading at Lancaster;
Richmond at Allentown.
OTHER GAMES,
Journal VS.. World. at Prospect Park.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-19

The Brighton Beach Association yesterday decided
to add 5000 To special sweepstakes of 5000 each
for two ytar.ods. to be run tomorrow. The
designed as RpeCa. test0f merit between Montana
and Marbert. and the conditions -'pulate that those
two must start, and that track and weather must be
good. The distance is sih furlongs.
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Mercer hatted for Kittridge and Barry for Dineen
In the ninth inning.
washington ..............2 o u y %
cleveland. ...............o U 5
. First base on error-Clev Gland. Left on bases
Warrington. !; Cleveland X. First lass on balls
IN Dineen, L.; on kneppsr. 2. Struck out-By
man. Dowd. Sacrifice hit-Freeman. Stolen base
Quinn. Double plays-Slagle and McCiaun; Quinn
ntches-knepper. g. tmpires-Gafney and Latham.
Time i hour and AS minMtes.
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LEADING TEAMS BEATEN.
BBooKnTy. PHILADELPHTA AVID nos
TOS DROP LEAGUE GAMES.

Pin.burE. Easily Dispose OF Hnnion'" SUI
,erbns New Works Subdued by tho Chi
royo.- CIncinnnti Beats baltimore and
cleveland Breaks Even with Washington.
Although the Brooklyns were easily out
,,aved by the Pittsburgs Yesterday. they did
M, have their lead diminished. AS the Phla-
d.lphtas we're beaten by the Louisvilles and
the Bostons lost to St. Louis Chicago won
from New York and Cincinnati got away with
baltimore the latter dropping to sixth place.
cleveland and Washington broke even on a
double. header. The results:
pt,tshurs q. Brooklyn.2.
chicago. :. New York. u.
St Louis. p; Boston, 8.
Louisville. =; Philadelphia.
Cincinnati. !; Baltimore. 8.
c.velani. r. Washington. thrst game
Washington. H. Cleveland, second game).
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-19

New York. .,..........2 o o . = o %
- FIRST base on errors--New York :, Left on bases
SmcaE". u; New York. a. Twoba.r hit Kya an,
"oly"rton, Stolen bases--Van Hatron t2D Sarrl-
nee hIts-tir"rn Mccormick. Double plays--Davis
and Doyle; Donahne, Lange and WGlvertou. frst
hase on balls Meekin, !: on Griffith, >. struck
ont by Meekn =. by Griffith. 3. Umprcs-O'Da
ana Mc'farr. Time hours and 10 minutes. At
tndanc 900.
ST. LOUIS. .; BOSTON. g.
BOSTON. July 1875. Louis found Killen easy to-
DAY, and had no difficulty in taking the hrst g,mn
from Boston Powell was hit hard, but kept the hits
well scattered. The score:
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Che Curt.
BRIGHTON
RAGEN Daily at 2:3o p. M.
utNO 6O Rain or shine.
Concert Ivy Lander-Tahe any COMFY Island route.
Che Curt.
Australians Still at the wickets.
Special CaDle D.spa.eh to THE Sun

LONDON. July 1s-In the Anglo Australian
cricket match at Manchester to-day the Aus
tralians made 1896 runs in their first nninRt
consequently they followed on. In their sec
ond inning they made AZ runs for two
wickCts
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CnIl for Your Letters.

There letters at this office for the following
Jimmy CoSgroye. l2spound boxer Sammy Meyers.
Dave Sullivan, Jimmy Rose Joe Burnes Il. T. Far
rell. Jack Purtell and Tommy FeltL.
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Sp.ctal cabi. Dt.pateA 70 TIE sur.

LONDON. July la.-'As the result of Starter
Coventrys reporting Tod Sloan for disobedi-
ence at Sandown Park on Saturday, upon the
occasion Of the start for the Warren Nursery
Stakes in which race Sloan rode Lord William
Beresford's Pedometer. the American Jockey
has been suspended from to-day until Aug. D.
inclusive The English Jockeys Robinson and
Dalton are also suspended respectively until
Aug. and July - for disobedience on the
same occasion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-19

Tho cricket match scheduled to he PLAYED to-da "
between the Staten Island Crciet Club and the Bel.
field Cricket Club OF Philadelphia ha, he"ncaure Lodi
The lslEuiers. however will leave on their annual
trlp to Philadelphia on Thursday muIInng aud viii
play the toll Wing ,matches: Thursday GsrIl an
town LlngAri, at Mannheim Friday. Belmont, a. T. m
wood Saturday, Philadelphia, at Nlssahl' son
Heights The team that will represent the Island,
IL not the mpst representative elsN IN the club
hut thoroughly enjoyable time Is anticipated. II
defeats sustained the Islanders such thorough
pleasure Of the tour.
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Begin now, and learn what other leading SUNNI r
resort advertisers have discovered through
ing in THE Sun The result de irAbis. well. paying
clvntage.-AdR.
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Btttcd for Kien in the ninth inning.
ISt"n. ,.....,...........2 u q %
Of Louis. .,..,.....,,..1 o %
Two base hits-Cross, Chids. Home runs-Te-
beau Collins Stolen hases-Burkrtt, HeidriCk
sacrihC" IN, Long. First base OIL balls-Oh killen.
: on Powell .. Struck Out-By Killen, q, by Pow
tl !. Wild ptch-Kllen. Time hours and 70
minutes lmpires-Enslie and Mcdonald. Attend.
AOce-2 800
LpUIsyILIE, . PHIIAprLPHI\, /
PH1L'rrIrHI,, July IS.-Philadephil was unable
Proht rs Witness Of the Louisville pitchers this
afternoon, making but four hltS all told. Fraser
NAt Lay opportunity ly the visitors who scored AN
easy Victory Attendance, 5,u3d The score:
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, WhshiNoLoS. July 1s.-rhe Senators split even in
won the hrst game In the eighth on Dowd's triple
with the bases hlled In the ond game hates was
relieved after the second in ming nd McAllister who
repla Cd him was easy for the locals. Duncan .
young bay kstop. secured from the Toronto team bv
Manager Irwin. caught the second game and made a
favorable impression. Aleck Smith has not vet re-.
ported. Tho go -
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Baseball. Washington Park, 4 p. H., To-Day.
Brooklyn vs. Pittsburg. Adm. 6oc. and 25c.-AdV.
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The third monthly handicap for the Mackey
cups at the Englewood Golf Club was played
Saturday and resulted In u win for q Gain.
As before the match was open to h tn men
and women. and thirty-two OF the former and
ten Of the latter competed First place was
worth 3 points. second place 2 and third place
!. The scores we're:
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Washington. ..........2 q 3 o III
CleN eland. ..............O q . . q o g.
First base on errors-washington.4 4; Gle, Gland, 2.
Left on base~-Mashington. y; Cleveland. I. First
base on bals-Of McAllister. 4 of Bates .. Sacri.
hce hit Padd"n. Stolen bases-FreemBn (2I. Hit
by pitchcr-McGann. .; Freeman. !. Wild pitch
McAllister. Passed ball-Schreckengost Umpires-
Gafney aud Latham. Time hour and Al min.
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In the first round for the state champion
ship Ives OF Br0oklawu and SANFORD of l.itch-
field had a rafting fight. Sanford WAS 3 up at
the ninth but Ives succeeded in squaring the
match al the fifteenth hole. Sanford took the
sixteenth in hogie 3, but Ives squared mat
trrs again AT the next The last hole was
halved in .. each missing a chance to win
through nervousness. and the nineteenth and
twentieth were tho same. Sanford won out.
however. on the twentyilrst, Ives missing a
half by trimming the cup for 3. The cards
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rct,liate when the players intsrrsp.d. I~pcN m.
both out OF the game The score, '0e ~


baltimore ..............2 o o o O Is
Left on Observation-Disclosures, 4; Cincinnati. &. sncri.
noe hitsnselSaoh. Corcoran. Holmes. stolen bases
on Hill 3; of Breitenstein T. Struck outMBv
Bretenstein, 2; by Hill. 1. Passed bali-Robinson
and Connolly. Attendance-2 100 '
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Rein Rides Mapatee to Victory Mt Lelce.te,

NptdaI Cable DoIpdtch 70 TIE Sun.
LONDON. July 1S.-At the Leicester summer
meeting to-day the Wigston Maiden Two year
old Plate. Of $50 sovsreigns. ave furlonRs, was
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II having been decided over the new course Mt
Nutley. There were twenty entries. aud all
hut three OF the number competed. Tho hard
some silver loving cup donated for the event
by the governors oil the club was won by George
Van Keurcn. Three players. Puvcr, DIR. God
dard and Libby. tied for second place with the
net score of 30 Summary: