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Ring Gossip.

]. j.. New York.-His right name is Cornelius T.
MorRrity.
], williams. New York He was counted out. which
IA tho same thing
d. J. d, New York.-Yes. he was very groggy at
the end of the round
Will Sammy Harris, manager Of Terry AIcCioyern
kindly visit this office at ! O'Clock tonight
Frank Purcell of San Francisco is in town. and is
ready t. box any hrtt-class middlewcight.
Reader. Brnohly n-He was knocked out but did
not lose the champio nshp rs tho affair only an
exhibition.
Sullivan again. aud vii make match and night in
September.
M. W. New York. According to his own state
m"ni he has engaged i'll over 200 battles since he
entered the ring.
Billy Layigne wants to wager 5000 even money
that Kid Iaygne will defeat Frank Erne when they
meet at Buffalo on July 3.
D., New Iork.-I They met six times. Four con
tests resulted III draw. The other two bouts were
in favor ~ Ryan. ?, Tim Hurst.
The Greenwood and Pelican clubs have arranged
good cards for to night. At the Greenwood A. e.
Patsy Haley will meet FL Kenny OF PhiladelDhiA
whilr Kid Broad will tackle Jack Hamilton al tie
Pelican A. g. Both bouts are limited to twenty
rounds.
George Evans. New York.-They met twice Tho
first contest decided III Chicago on Feb III
second meeting took place at MAspeth ON Oct i2
1890. They boxed twenty rounds and the verdict
was draw.
Billy Woods. who is looking after tho interests of
JACK byrnes aud Harry kylc the colored boxer
would like to n'e Eddie Lenny OF Phiiaiclphia i'm
a itmltGd round bout at ia pounds kyle is ont
Marty McCue Joe FairLurn or sam BolAn XVI a.
wiling to meet either OF these men at l24 or Oh
pounds Woods called al IHE Sun once yesterday
OF good faith.
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Play for tho women's Championship.

PHILADEIPHGA. June G3.-Miss Maud Banks
Of the Philadelphia Cricket Club defeated Miss
c, B Nicely OF the Kcnwood Cricket Club OF
Chicago In tho sem-iinal round Of the singles
of tn" women's championship lawn tennis
tournament. at Wissahckon Heights to-day.
and looned UP us n possible United States
champion, BY her victory Miss Banks qualified
the final round the latter having defeated Miss
j. " Craven Of the Kenwood Cricket Club OF
Atkinson, the champion will not defend her
right 10 that title. and in that case the cham
game, WHICH will be played on tho grounds OF
the Ihilad"iplia Cricket Club. Summary:
Semi. Final Rouud-Nlss Maud Banks Philadelphia
Cricket club. defeated Miss G. Il. Nicely, Ken wood
Cricket g uh, Chicago as "a. S-l: Mirs Marion
Jones, California, defeated Miss J. W. Craven Ken.
wuuI Crlrket Club Chicago. 6-I 40 "
Mixed Doubles Cancellations Final round-Nss
Ethel steele and Parkc Hood defeated Miss H. O.
Chapman and II. &. Ferguson, Jr. "a. 80,
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GALA DAY FOR ARCANUMITES
They Celebrate Their Twenty-second Ami.
versary Mt Timer Park.

@-''
'ers"rS "' timer r"rk'
Royal Arcanum day was fittingly celebrated
by the united councils OF this city yesterday at
Timer Park. There was programme Of eI-
ceptionally fine vaudeville in the Casino. dam
cling afternoon and evening. sporting events
embracing cycle racing, field and track games
and rowing and Yacht races m. d.v go
Guided with a display OF fireworks The big
park on both sides was thrown open to the
nmhars ~ Tho orJsr and thar euas,. W. and n at
n;,n. ,h " Wv, 40 auu s.ol kues.s' anu az
night the arrival OF many trolley car parties
with fireworks and Examinations galore, made
the scene an interesting and festive one
ne SPor'e were wen hahuleu oy hurry A.
Kerr. the Crescent A. c. superintendent Arthur
q Norris cantatn of tbe Roval Arcanu,, Wheel
men. looked after the bicycle races, T. @. Gid
dinps Managed the fleld eyents f q Asblar
u'nss nlun"Eeu '.e nelu eVeh's' T. ", ashley
was Chairman OF the Bowling Committee and
tba Aanatin rommi,tes '''"" was o"a'i man Oh
tlon Committee SAID at the close OF the sport
nnrtictrated in the csehration ~ no tIrsn n1o
second anniversary of the organization. The
proceeulhSs oeeah at the tomb OF the late
NJ Price where the members and pnasts %
Justin +. Price Council and every council in
New York and Brooklyn assembled at the
corner oil Gladiolus path and Borden avenue to
do honor to the memory OF the dead chief who
ala such great work Tor the order. Speeches
were delivered by the visiting grand and SUI
preme oHcers ana iiorai offerings were placed
and the Royal Arcanum Day Celebration Com
mittee, Then the party proceeded ny the par
ior ear CoIum bis to Timer PARK Wbars par az
s,orts unra d.o;daf A' ""oio 'ho
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At LatOnin.

CrsCrNSATI June cath. weather WAS excessively
hot to-day but there vas good crowd at Iatouia
as the card was good. In the nth event Iru.hGht
ridden by Landry, collapsed and fell at the st
for home. and Belzara. so to l, W. Harris up, fell
over her. Both jockeys were stunned for time tut
neither was seriously hurt although Harris had u
cash cut in the right leg by the hoof Of OF tho
horses. Truslight was SO badly injured thar II is
doubtful il she ever will br raced AGAIN. rhr meet"
ing will close tomorrow and there will br no more
racing in this vicinity until September. T. g. No
lowell will take his string of Western stars to
atoga on next Wednesday. summaries to-day:
First Hacr-Six furlungs-Jcssie Jarho". 100 iBr-
land. to l, won; Norma ravor. los HID. . to ,
second: Terrene. 100 WILSON,. to 3, thlrd. Time
l:lJLa
second Race-Five shths OF mile Lady Elite
10 Brttpn 70 l. won: villa v. lOi tiiill /" 20
3, second Nettie Regent. 1U7 Wilson. to !. third
Time. 1902.
Third kaoe-one mile-Dutch Comedian. Ioa Hnp
even. won; Trimmer, 10 u.audry}, II to /, second
Violet Parsons. 102 Gloss, 20 to /. third. Time
1:+l.
Fourth Race-six furlongs-Rotha. % shepherd
II to l. won; Periwg. III OiNertOn). Il To- second;
Bertha Nell 81 tBoland, . to ? third Time, ll+l4.
Fifth Race--Cup two mi!cs-iiart"n. 100 ,iIilj 30
to /, won Prosecutor. lOT wilson 3 to = second:
jacques. 1913 (shepherd). 40 to third. Time a:.I
sixth Ract-tive flnungs-k King Ieilis, lOl
Mathewsl. = J., won; Dissolnte. 1Ol 0ill, 10
TO 1. second; Kodd, lo5 (ScoVlleJ, 10 l. third.
Time. 1o24
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J scheduled are 3.


There will be under l.. A. W. sanction al
Mount Holly, n. j.. July /: Trenton Jul% 2. aud
Red Bank July !. number of riders are going to
take in this small ciTCu I. Information be Oh
tanned from C. II, Norwood Handicapped. ia Main
street, Paterson, y. j.
There will he usual races at the VailsbuIg n. j.,
track tomorrow the events being q hvc-mile pro.
fossonal handicap, one-mile professional handicap.
half-milr amateur. two mile anateur handicap and
q quarter mile novice.
The Bowling Green Whcelmcn will hold their an
nua carniN al of sports to-day at the old staten Island
A. c. grounds There will be three bicycle events.
one. two and five miles The latter event s for
members only and will decide the championship of
the club. \. c. A rules will govern the contests.
Melrose Cmb.-So. John :. johnson once rode q
mile straightaway, down hill before gale " wind
IN what was said to be minute and rs seconds.
The cycling event for to-day il the annual meet Of
the Kings County Whcelmeu at Manhattan Beach,
on tho programme for which is the fifteen mile
amateur paced race between C. 7. Earl and II. Y BE-
dell and also III" lntercity Club team race. The
other itcins of the card include professional and
amateur competitions, for which. Is usual at the
meets of this club, there are big entry lists,
prislng the fastest riders on the path.
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Jehinh ParmI"y Paret Beaten by j. A.
Allen.

}. A Allen defeated j. p Paret in the Anal round
Of III" scratch stnglcS n the Ien"N club open tour
lament Hest"rdaT afternoon. Allen took the net
aud u'ld It throughout the match and paret was
unable to pass hlL,.
II. II. Ha"kctt and j. 4. Allen, the New England
champions, meet The Southern champion team j
7 Paret and {. Davidson. this afternoon IN tho
hnal round of the scratch doubles. The scores fol-
low.
scratch Singles Final round-J. A. Allen beat ]
/ P.r"t, =, a., G-H. "a
Haunrar Singl"s-Srcnnd round p Paret owe
hat 80. eat y. Alexander. ow" half o. by default
Srml lmnI Rpund-h. H. Hcywood. half is b, AT
q. VI. ,"-'"lrk, owe half l., 4-i. i-A, 60
handwap huublrs- First ruund-H. A. Pummer
and ]. D. Marin, scratch. vs.. q. ". bustwICk and
g. Davidson owe half 80, ~ nnhnl-hcdJ: j. p
Pare aud u. J.. Wyeth owe -. heat l.. J. Grant and
{. w. lnslrc, half 80, Sd. B-8. 6-2.
semi Final Kound-F. l.. o. Wadswurth and F V
Walsh. ~. beat +. b. Barnes aud L. b. Alexander
owe 10, GO, Go.
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THE RECORD.
CHICAGO. 3; BROOKLYN. 2.


CHICAGO. June 23.-Hanlon's all-star Brook
lyn aggregation proved potent drawing card
this afternoon, and the crowd OF at least 5000
enthusiastic ball fans saw the leaders In the
League race defeated bv the Rough Riders in
one OF the fastest and most exciting games
played In these parts this season. The result
OF the game was really In doubt until the last
man had been retired IN the ninth inning and
although defeated the visitors were by no
means disgraced. for they played the fastest
kind Of ball to the finish. and apparently
outclassed the .Chcagos both IN the field
and ut the bat. Still Bill Dahen
the former captain of the Chicago team.
who has been playing sensational ball for
BROOKLYN since the opening OF the season. re-
ceived a warm welcome and numerous gifts
Aside from the floral Offering Dshen was pre-
scented with 5000 diamond stud from certain
Chicago admirers a pair Of diamond cum but
tons from member Of the Chicago team. and q
purse Of money. Dahen was plainly affected
by the demonstrativc greet " his old friends
and the gifts. As a result he did nothing SEN
sationa either at the bat or in the field. but his
general work at short was effective and pleased
the crowd. The game proved to be pitchers
battle between Callahan and Dunn. and the
latter carried of the honors. although he failed
to win his game. The score:
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At Chicago.

CHICAGO. June 23.-The track record for mile at
the Hawthorne course wAs lowered a quarter OF a
second by Tenby to day, with lu5 pounds up. lie
won the best race on the card in l:3U4. Antiquary
mary:
First Race-One mile-Tulane. 1OT Everett, 1 to =
won. Title 100 (McCAnp 80 To l, second. Defender
H.. loi NuttJ. + u .. third. Time. l:42H
Second Race-Fiye furlongs In Debt. 100 Witt
toe. 70 to L. won Mitten. lOp ,rrOttsr to l. sec
ond; Aqua. 100 Harp, 10 to |, third. Tine. ln2'..
third Race One !e-Tenby, iO5 tNntU IL to S,
won: Serrano. 100 ,li,auchamp, 7 to IL, second;
Afamada. 100 tsilverS = to /, third Time. 1894.
Fourth Race-On" mile ava = Iteenth- Elmer, 4 1
4 to !, second: W.oiranger. 1u7 ,lamiltonJ , t. t.
third. Time, l:4Th.
Fifth Race-Seven fuilonys-- Antiqusry. io7 tRut-
teri TO l. won: Pat Garrett, lnI Bcsping! II to
second Rose Apple, lN5 (Dupeal, 1 t. l. third
Tine, l:27A Antniuary was disqualified for foul
ing Rose ApI!c.
sixth Race one and sixteenth miles-Urldn l 1 5
Rutter), il to 10. won: The Winner l22 y guurSrpl
II 10 /. second. Postum, 10 Everett 70 to L. third
Time.
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ST. LoUIs, June 2A.--Thero an unusually large
attendance At the races tofay RIks aud their friends
being ont in force. The weather hot track fast
and betting quite lively. Long shots captured A
majority of the vents. sun nIRries:
First Race Selling six furlUnG-.-Auut Mary 100
ClhOrpt), to l. Won: CASTOR, ia IiggOtt5 even
second, Black and Tan. loo Conley), 30 :" L. third.
TIM, lad.
second Race-Five furlonGs-Elbe. lOT IF JONES'
20 to !, won; Sit OF Fashion, IL Thorpe / to g.
second: Alice Turner, 40 thacjoypt. lot |, tuiId.
Time, l:o2A.
Third Ruoo-sellng; one mile and a sixteenth-
Go to Bed. lO7 (COnloy) even, won; Col Cassidy, SO
Watson, B to 2, second; Forbush, 81 II. Burns
to !, third. Time, l;49bs.
Fourth Race-Six and n half furlongs--LlynK
Cup, lo6 If. burnT), even, Won; ErcsiIu. Il2
lSouthsrtD, eyCn, second; Alleviate. 100 (Murrison
i tO |. third. Time l:224.
Fifth Race-Sellng. six furlonRS- W. b. Gates
RS ulouckJ, "to2 won, silver Set, 100 lSOnthardl
to 3. second; imp. King Gold. ia tkgby,. 10 to l.
third. Time. l:l5A.
Sixth Racc-Fiye furlonGs--John Halsey, Ils
(Houck). < to !, won; DinOnIlE. liz PRgOtt to B.
second Silent Friend. l1s (hcIntyrs,, /. third
Time. 1908.
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CHICAGO BEATS BROOKLYN.
sUPERBIS WINNING sTRELE STOPPED
~ 4 (lLNAE CINE.

Hanlon's Lead Cut Down to III Points, as
Boston Wins mt PittsburE-Now York
Defeats Tail Enders-Cincinnati. Louis
Vile and Philadelphia Get There-Notes.
In n closely contested game the Brooklyns
were beaten by III" Chicagos yesterday and
had their lead reduced 10 III points. as the
Bostons won At Pttsburg, The Philadelphia
outplayed the ~. Louis team and now have a
firm grip on third place Chicago and st. Louis
are tied again for fourth place. although the
Baltimores. who dropped ball to tho Cincin-
natis. are close behind The New Yorks had
an easy time with the Cleveland tail-enders
and are right on the heels Of the Reds. Lonis-
willie defeated and passed the Washingtons.
Tho results:
ChiraRo, r, Hrooklyn.2.
New Nu'h. 3; Cleveland. a.
Cincinnati, y: Baltimore, q.
Boston. 4; Pittsbura. =.
Louisville. q; Washington. q.
Philadelphia, y; st. Louis. T.
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First base on error-ClevelAnd. Left on bases
Cleveland, 8; New York. o. Two,has hits-van
Haltren. Herman. Double plays-Davis. Gleason
and Doyle Quinn. Lockhead and Tucker First
base on balls-Od Bates, o: OF Doheny, 3. Struck
Hsitrn % Wapnep . Peyis o. lpisn bnrie ,iSa
ton. Harley, powd. schreckenH%st. Sacrifice hit
Smith and Andrews. Time hour aud 90 minutes.
CINCINNATI, 8; BALTIMORE. 3.
CINCINNATI. June 23.-Aahn did excellent work
for the Reds to-day, and the BAltmores were de-
feated rather handily. Excepting the first inning
Hahn did not allow more than one hit to an inning.
Ritson batted out OF the box less III three
innings. 8. Htll relieved him, and was n slight i'm
proyement Tho locals folded fast but costly
marked the visitors work. The score!
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BRISK BIDDING FOR YEABLINss.
Several Lots Disposed OF at Good Prices
Yeeterdny.

A racy looking assortment OF thoroughbred
yearlinps attracted many clever horsemen TO
the Easton Company paddocks at Sheepshead
Bay yesterday afternoon. The youngsters were
the produce OF the Dixana. Preakness. Spend
thrift Stonewall. Sunny slope. Patmos and
Hartand Studs and they changed hands rapidly
under the hammer. especially when the gems
Of the sale we're trotted out. For their lot OF
twenty from Dlxiana. Thomas 4 Gardner
secured Sl7.sa5. an average OF better than
1893 for which three colts were mainly re-
sponsible. The pick OF these was dashing
chestnut colt by i'm ported Masetto-Quesal. for
which tho most persistent bidders were M.
+. DIVER and Foxhall p. Keene The latter
secured the prize for the round sum OF
$500. top price Of the sale. The chestnut colt
$500, and Newton nnngton bought an
other lmyar out Of Grace Lee for 81; 300. The
hMsspe pqEShase b sS
The 9' 81 erefR Re
d ds whd2 2r ns EosGsa dow
for $500; This youngser is brother the to to TIE
Joyner for $500. +. N. Taylor bought no less
than y Of te lot and he bs sas up Sew
ing are some of the best prices:
PROPERTY OF THOMAS GARDNER. D1xIANA
sTUD.
Black colt by Himyar-Favoress; P. Dune. 800
Chestnut colt by imp. Masetto-Gia; X. v.
Bay colt by Himyar imp Carsona; W. II. oo
Brown colt by Himyar-tirace Lee; Newton
chestnnt col, by imp. Masetto- Qnosal; Fox.
Clark -. .,..... 2.boo
Bay colt by imp. Masetto-Lulu s.; Turney ,,o
Bay colt by imp, Masetto-ss Himyar; W H. 80
Brown nily by imp Masotto imp. The Dat; ~
l.. y. Appleby oTb
PROPERTY OF o. II. CHESAULT. sPENDTHRIFT
STUD.
Chestnut colt by spendthrift-imp. Memorial;
Bay colt by spendthrift-imp. Vanity Fair; L.
Chestnut colt by .spendthrift-imp. Lady
Bay colt by Observation-Disclosures; j. b. Lew.
Bay ' colt by fal.ctto1tn.nnt; W O. scuiy. 992 2SS
Brown colt by imp Observation-Disclosures J. Il.
Madden. $50
Brown hlly by imp Observation-Disclosures;
w Ii. clark 900
PROPERTY OF JAMES GALWAY. PREAKNEss STUD.
Brown colt by Bclvidere-we Way; F. NJ. Tay.
Brown colt by Observation-Disclosures Lass; F. III '-'''O
Taylor ....' 1900
Stuart; Newton Bennington. ....,..... 1900
Chsstnnt MY By Belvidere-imp. Mrs Cos ooo
Gray colt by BeIvldere .Lindeie: F. NJ Taylor 40
Bay colt by BelydereI;Crotchc,i A. J, Joyner LIS
Joyner $500
Bay hlly by Observation-Disclosures; Kensico
Stable 800
Chestnut hlly by Faisetto-Crucite; r. NJ Tay.
Bay colt by Belvidere-imp. Lady HawKstone;
j. ". schorr Son ....'. 800
Brown hlly by Belvidere-Legacy F. NJ. Tay-
LOT soo
PROPERTY OF CAPT. BRECKENRIDGE WILEY.
Bah, b. Z. by Belvidcre-imp. Peninah; W.
schorr X Son
PROPERTY OF RATCIIFFE SHIP.
Bay colt by imp. Escher-Derechmont s.
L'Hommedien ..........................S 81 900
PROPERTY OF II. Fl. OwsLEY PATMos STUD.
Chestnut colt by imp. Escher-Kate Malone; J.
Black Ally by Charade TrousseHu; II.
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Horscmen are looking forward eagerly to the
sale Of the Nursery stud yearings. the prop
erty of August Belmont. which takes place In the
Easton Companys paddocks. Sheepshead Bay
before the races this afternoon. Competition
for the get OF Henry OF Navarro should be
spirited. particularly it will be the last occa-
sion on which horsemen will have a chance to
bid on his get without selection.
Mr.. Belmont's retirement az the ownor of
racing sta BILE will be for next year only and in
the future the yearlings sold will be those not
wanted by himself. To-day's sale comprises
the entire lot
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IA WV TENNIS.
special Cabi, Drrpatch to TEE srr.

ETrtIuT uOTT DTEpd7CN IHH SUN.
LONDON. June 23-In the semi-flnal round
OF the championship lawn tennis tournament
ut Wimbledon to-day Gore beat Mahonoy
Ga. +-0. 80. 10. 81: Smith beat "A
Player" 2-G. 10. 4-8. SO, SO.
In the first round Of the doubles Grevile
and CaHaet beat Dudley and Hill. Sc 81
6. 6-4; Simond and Caridia beat Eaves and
Nnhonoy -, o.. $50. In the third round
Hobart and Nisbet beat L. H. Allen and c. G.
Alton, CT So Ga
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Rnseball Game. To-Day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
New York at Cleveland; Brooklyn at Chicago;
Boston at Pitsburg Philadelphia at St. Louis Balt
more at Cincinnati; Washington at Louisville.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Syracuse at Providence; Rochester at Worcester;
Montreal At Hartford: Toronto at Springfield.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Newark at Lancaster Paterson at Allen own; Road.
ing 1t Richmond; Scranton at Wilkesbarro,
OTHER GAMES.
Manhattan College Va. Forlham. at Berkeley Oval,
Amherst VS.. Wesleyan. at Amherst.
Holyuke A. A. W. Williams. al W llianstown,
Hollywood Inn VS.. Mauhattanvllls. at Yonkors.
springfield VS. Wootside, at Springfield, N. j.
New York A. c. vs., Crescent A. g.. AZ Travers Island
MontclAir A. G. VS. knickerbocker A. e. At Mont.
CLAIR.
Public school No 80 vs. Public schoci No. s6. at
Jasper Field.
Riverside F. c. vs.. Crawford A. g., at Crawford.
Norrstown F. c. VS.. Yale Consolidated. al Norris
Enslewood +. C. Va. South Orange F. c. at Engle.
wood
brighton A C. VS. EnerAldS at Orange.
watscsSing VS.. Nash!ngtonlA. c. at Montclair
Puritan A C. vs. Orange h. b. C., at Newark.
?. Z, Collins VS.. Misunderstanding and Publishing
Company, AT Arctic Park.
liudsons ". Greeupoint A. A.. nt Hohoken.
Morris High school vs. Boys High School at Gro
Wcstwoad and Hilsdae F. c. VS.. KnicEerbocker
Holy Cross Lyceum VS.. MetropolitAns. at Midland
Beach.
Orange Athletics vs.. All ColiegiAtes of Philadel.
Maruns vs. MURRAY Hills, at Perth Amboy
Crro ents If Mianus VS.. iorkVlle +, O.. at River.
sid,
Columbia Bank vs.. Fifth Avenue Bank, at Fair
view
Do,erys M7pahA G.. at Dover
Witnns w., West Stdcs, at West Berrrn
Sub,lrbaus vs. y. Y. G. X. Il. at Crutona Park
Pacific A. G. vs.. Ten Eycks. at Jersey City.
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Special cabi, D,soatcA to THE Sun.

Npfed7 CdbTt Ns5OdFrN 70 THE Bun.
LONDON. June 23.-At Sandown Park to-day
the SandrnRham Foal Stakes of 1000 SOW
ereigns. 800 sovercigns for the owner and
25U for the nominator of the winner 100 SOW
ereigus for the owner and 30 for the nomi-
owner and - for tho nominator Of the third 70
run at three wears old, one mile was won by X,
Lebaudy's Sinopi. Wallace Johnstonc's Har-
row was second and ]. Simons Harrsons Am
hrosa third, Six horses ran, l.. Refill tho
American Jockey, rode Sir Il. W. Grfllth's
landrail which was not placed.
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A Pennsyivania Team for the Olympic
Games.

PHILADELPHIA June 23.-It is the intention
OF the University OF Pennsylvania to enter a
team next year In the Olympian games at the
Worlds Fair in Paris and also in the English
championships. This announcement was made
to-day by H. Laussat Geylin, President OF the
athletic association.
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F. j. Wendell. Chairman Of the Joint Committee
to select the jumpers to represent Harvard and Yale
at the dual meet with oxford and Cambridge in
England next month. wishes to correct the assertion
that 1t will be necessary FOR DAILY to Jump in the
competition AZ Bergen Point on July 4. Mr. Wen
dell states that DAILY has been made OF the team
and is sure to sail with the team on tho morning OF
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