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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-01
THE CUP CHALLENGER
AN EXPERT FEARS HER DEFEAT-To GO TO BEL
FAST FOR INSPECTION.

Southampton, June S-A former officer Of Val
kyrie III, the British yacht which defeated
by the Defender in the races for the Americas
Cup, basing his opinion on his personal knowledge
Of the Defenders qualities during the contests and
on the reports OF the Columbas recent trials with
the Defender said to a representative of The As
ISOLATED Press to-day that he thought the Sham
rock had all her work cut out, and he added that
he greatly feared the result. This officer sailed on
the Britannia in her trial races.
In the opinion OF the yachting world here Sir
Thomas Upton has made a great mistake In ap-
pointing two skippers owing to the probability OF
friction between them
1t has been decided that the Shamrock will
not be locked here. Immediately after the trial
races she will go to Belfast for inspection by the
Royal Ulster Yacht Club. and will return to South
ampton before crossing the Atlantic. She VIII be
conveyed TO America by the steam yacht Erin,
which will also accompany her on all her trips.
There is an unconhrmed report that the racing
gear OF the Shamrock will be shipped tomorrow
on board the American Line steamer New-York
which sails on Saturday from this port TO New
York City. -,
The Shamrock not injured by going in the
mud on Wednesday night
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PILLsBURY CLIMFlNG Up.
ONLY ONE AND HALF GAMES BEHIND
LAsKER IN THE LONDON CHESS
TOURNAMENT

london. June SO.-At ST. Stephens Hail. West-
minister the chess experts met az noon to-day 10
contest the twenty third round Of the international
tournament for which the pairing was as ioiiows'
Cobn vs. showalter, Bird VS.. Janowski' rinsiey VS.
pusbury Tschgorin Maroczy, BianKDurhe We
steinitz Schlechter VS. Lee, Mason anu i <- n 80
Loo o,clock this afternoon Conn ana
chowoIter adjourned their game In an even posi-
ton Janowski had beaten Bird. Pillsbury nad ae-
feated Tlnsley Tschlgorin had bad game Aea,ns .
Maroczy steinz had the superior position asai''''
Rlackburne, and Schlechter had beaten Lee
At the evening session the folo"lhs 'e'u'''
. r,,od at. cohn and Shovalter drew.
Maroczv defeated Tschgorin, and Steinitz won
from Blackburne. <r
The scores OF the contestants foilow;
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PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY

RACING.-Coney Island Jockey Ciuo'
Sheepshead Bay. 2:3O p. m
GOLF-Team match. Essex County
against Harbor Hill. Staten lsIano, ,nS Giuh.
iv handicap, Richmond County Country Ciup'
invitation tournament, Knollwood Goll Ciuo'
Elmsford, n Y. presidents cup 'a,nh
Fairfield County Golf Club SIeehwr.Cnn.
Conn: members handicap. Ardsiey uoii
club. eighteen-hole handicap, Crescent Atn
letic Club Bay Ridge; members tour hanen'
Marine and Field Club, Bath beacn, i mn
hers handicap Dyker Meadow Ioh Slup,
Fort Hamilton team match Dea. raatch
against Norwood. Long Branch; team H'atv,'
HOLLYWOOD against Laurence Harooa -
renee Harbor; Englewood agalnst Iu SS'ip
Englewood; mems foursome, hlisioe CrIuVIs
Plainheld QUALIFYING T rUSnn Long island;
Enuinox Golf Club handicap, Mahcnes.ei,
Vt: opening. Garden City Golf cup Ea r','h
CITY. Long Island Nassau Country OoI Nau aI,
qualifying round for Howard MaA"e" e0'-
Gun Glen Cove, Long lsland.
YACHTING Annual regatta, New-Ro-
chelle Yacht Club, Long Island souhu,
Knickerbocker Yacht CLUB specia SI',S'
meeting, Penataquit- Corinthlah no,, Yacht
Rav shore Long Island New-Jersey iacht
(,lnh regatta; American Yacht Ciup cruIse
10 Newburyport; Canarsle Yacht Ciup re-
eatta jamaica Bay; WILLIAMSBURG iach'
Club cruise.
CANoEING.-New-Y York Canoe Club races.
Bensonhurst; Brooklyn Canoe Ciuo cruise "
Huntington. ,
manifestations. Bergen Athie"0
Club Glendale, Long Island
CRICKET.-Staten Island against kh!ch-
erbocker Athletic Club Team A, LIVINGSTON
staten Island; Manhattan against NeWatn,
\ prospect Park Q.eague championship sa1iel'
BROOKLYN against Paterson, Team Is, fTos,
meet Park; Kings County ST. George agalls.
Kearny. Prospect Park (New-forK Crlche'
Association championship game); MahnaS
tan against Nelson, West New Brighton
paterson against Moorestown, MoTeslo"h'
LAWN TENNIS.-Metropolitan CHAMPION
ehips. West Side Club; Morris ana EsseA
league championships, Montclair
CYCLING-New-Y York State DIVISION
League Of American Wheelinen. meet
Patchogue, Long Island; Ambrose faTk ~
A. C.. State Circuit meet; Hamilton "heei
men races. Maspeth. Long Island.
4 RASEBALL-Yale against Harvard, foio
Grounds 3 p. M: Knickerbocker AIhle.!o
club against Manhattanville, Bergen Io,ht'
Crescent against Staten Island cricket CIuo'
y ,Ray Ridge; Montclair against Orange, OF
ange; Oritani Field Club against Engie"oou'
Hackensack.
sHOOTING-Brooklyn Gun Club, Dexter
park: Elliott against Daniels. Du Pont uo-
ply Denver, Col
BOXING.--McGovern Richie. Westminster
Athletic Club, afternoon.
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SALE OF YEARLINGS.

sale Of thoroughbred yearlings, the property OF
various owners including some from the Ashland
Stock Farm. Dixiana Farm Stud. Mere Hill Stud
and Balgowan Stud. was held yesterday at Sleeps
head Bay. Those bringing 500 or more were as
follows:
Bay colt By Csrlsbad-Geneva; s. LHommedieu.. $500
Chestnut colt by Strome-Favor Ban; OK. Lace
Kensico stable '....."..........,,. $50
Madden "'....'. -. .................. $50
Chestr ut colt by -Meerschaum; c. 900
pleby ....."'.'1't''.....".. 200
Chestnut ~ Ben Strome-Begu,n; L. NJ TAYLOR 500
Chestnut colt by Faraday-Spaway; J. Il Seagram 800
rigan ..'....."... ......es................ l. 700
Chestnut colt by Ronso-Giralda u. Corrigsn. LOO
Stable co.. ~ 115o
Chestnut colt BY Onondaga-Marie Shreve; O. T.
Bay colt by Badge Dark Days-Slpaong; T. w.
Chestnut colt ny De Beauvoir-La Sore!a; Kensico
St2ble Voo
" Walden ~ e ..'.'i.!..a.....4.!.. $50
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OTHER MATCHES TO-DAY.

Those who have not gone 10 Chicago will find
plenty to interest them on nearby links to-day.
The Nassau Country Club OF Glen Cove, Long
Island Will open rs clubhouse and links with
an informal tournament. and 80 much curiosity
has been felt over the progress Of the work there
that tho occasion is certain to attract repre-
sentative gathering The Essex County and Har-
Dor Hin teams 10 meet on the lattcrs links AT
Brighton Heights Staten Island. The Hollywood
and Lawrence HarbOr teams will play at Lawrence
liza rbor and the Deal Beach and Norwood teams
will play at Long Branch The Fairfield County
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1rs ruIRD OUTDOOR GYMNAsIrJM.

The public playground In West Ninety-seventh-
ST. near Columbus-ave., which Is operated by the
Outdoor Recreation League says that more than
several days. Miss Susan II. Olmstead the secre-
tary Of the committee. in her first report TO the
Outdoor Recreation League says that more than
fifteen hundred children have used the grounds and
that over twelve hundred names have been regis
tered the list OF visitors. Professor Kimball.
formerly OF the eth Regiment. has organized sew
eral gymnastc classes for certain hours each day.
The local committee has offered three prizes for
proficiency in gymnastic work.
This is the third playground and gymnasium the
Outdoor Recreatan League has now In operation.
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GAMES ON OTHER FIELDS.

At Oswego-Albany. I; Oswego, 3.
Al Cortland-Cortand, 3: Utica l.
Al Toronto-Syracuse. 3; Toronto,
Al Auburn-Auburn. Il Schenectady, O.
Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3: Binghamton,
Al Standardization, II; Springfield T.
Al Manchester Manchester 9; Newport. g.
Al Tnunton-Pawtucket. 5; Newport T.
Al Portiand-Portland 10; Brockton Z.
At New Bediord-New- Bedford. g. Providence 4.
Al Milwaukee Milwaukee, ); Kansas City. Qirst
eameC. Kansas City, 6; Milwaukee, Second game).
Al Minnea polls Minneapolis, 10; 81. Paul, Y.
Al Indianapolis indianapolis. II; Buffalo, 2.
At Paterson Paterson S. Newark,
o. Al Scranton-RichmOnd, 6; Scranton
Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3; Reading. l.
Al Lancaster--Lancaster, 10; Allentown, I, -
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'Byes not played.

To-day in addition to the final rounds for both
Guns there will be a handicap at thrty-sX holes,
medal play for a cup presented by 7. G. Theoamd
About seventy five entries have been received inc
summary:
secretarys Cup Second round)-Paul Harrison Mont
clair heat Marc Michael. Nutley. up to play r. -
Watson IT, Wesbrook beat Frederick kimoal'
Anawamls & I'D To- play: G. S. Cox. Fairfield Coun,y
beat Otto. Hockmeyer Staten Island up Maturin
Rail- Auawams II. W. SlOcum q up = 70 play
semi hnal round-Watson beat Harrison. up to
PLAY. Cox beat Balou. 4 up, TO play.
second round,-Paul d. Cooke. Haroor
Hill beat H. II Baldwin, Richmond County o up 70
NAV A. p Kelley, KnOllwoOd. beat =. ID. l.. Townsend,
Knollwood 1 up 30 hoes: T. c. Ennever, Montclair,
beat A. u. Partridge. Bedford up to play; A. H.
Iarkin IT, Mount Pleasant beat F. F. Chrystie Ardsley
/ up 90 holes).
semi nnal round-Kelley beat Cooke. up. 9 to play
IArkin beat Ennever, up.
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SIXTH RACE-Free handicap steeplechasei Tor tou'-
,aar-olds and upward. Short steeplechase course
gEVENTH RACE-For maiden two-SeaT-ooS' se""'s
.as, avo flrlonss OF Futurity Course.
RACING AT NEWMARKET
JoAN FAILS TO LAND A WINNER. But is PLACHp
r0I1R TIMES.

.
FOUR TINES
,.a, Yure so-An all-aged selling plate was
mon nv m. sezzanto Ally at the Newmarket flist
80, nyaa,,rg to-day. Tod Sloan rode p. Lorillards
- 90 = old chestnut colt Solano but was uh-
,,scsd This race is of l0S sovereighs' LOT WV
,ear-oIds and upward: the winner TO be solu oy
suc,on fr 100 sovereigns. Fourteen horses ran
chs last Ave furlongs Of the Bunbury mile Inc
netting was to 2 against solano
The Fulbourne Stakes were won by "aIaoe
1ahns,one.s Paigle J. Musker's Westerham, with
sloaD up. was third This race Is % - oroids.
each with 200 sovereigns added for two-yaar-olos'
che second 10 receive 10 per cent of the STAKE anu
che third 10 save his stake Ten horses ran on the
new two-yearold course Is furlonss ana i4z yau'''
Following the leaders;
Wallace Johnsenes b. T. Psigis. by orme-I@hy
PTip'ps Ss,nachs Dr. C. simonswood by St. Simon
p Masksrs b. wesisrharn. by KendsiPhiomei''
The betting was TO asainsss; We ps,s won
by Lord Bilesmeres Pheon' siy Ml ht oe r.
shiels with Sloan up was sscohu scavs so SOW.
OF ~ s owt ~ Inc plate Ten horses ran one mile
snd Two furongs. Following were the leaders:
-, rssmere', four-year-od b. rheon. by Hamp-
tOaIfsM1,lls srs fcur-yeartOd b. oaiashies by
Gaiopin--Thebais ..'..'''''''''''''''
Candelaria ........''''' - '''''''''
The betting was to against Gaiashl sdS Nv =.
me race for the Princess's CUP was Won Oy Ia
caTQ9Ha MY ridden ~ sloan nsnsd Mira
5S oyereigns either In plate or specie at me
ontion of the winner; for tW9-year ,h Rmnbnrv
horses r san betting was II 10 against Yumboe w
mile ,,sr bandicap was won by Captain u. W.
Bards bay colt 9ePanSt ehes
n,t coli Lord Earpest was third Inis ran I'd
2a soyereigns. for ihres-yeas-o les a"~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-01
" CHAMPIONSHIPS

The Track and Field Championship Committee OF
the Metropolitan Association OF the Amateur Ath-
letic Union has decided upon the following contests
One hundred yard rum 220-yard run. 440-yard rum
sSO-yard rum one-mile run, threemile run, 22Oyard
low hurdle race. putting l6-pound shot, throwing
the 16-pound hammer, throwing tho 6-pound
weight throwing the discus. running broad jump
running high jump and pole vault. The champion-
ships this year will be held at Knckerbocker Field
Bnyonne City y. j. The entries will close with
F. w. Ruben, the chairman OF the committee,
D.
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DANCE AT sEAWANHAKA CLUB.

There will be a dance at the clubhouse OF the Sea-
wanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club at Oyster Bay, on
the evening OF July 4, beginning at o'clock. Music
will be furnished by Ossman. The launch will leave
the canal dock 80 o'clock returning at the close
OF the dance. Weather permitting there will be
display OF fireworks the same evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-01
FIVE RACEHORSES SEIZED.

Five racehorses belonging to William NJ. Wallace,
brother-n-law Of Byron McCelland weknown
turfman who recently died. were seized yesterday
on attachment issued by Justice Beekman, In
Manhattan. Deputy Sherins Johnson and Cunning
ham. Of Brooklyn. served the attachment at the
Gravesend track. The attachment was made to
satisfy claim assigned by David Gideon to n
Frank for S700
The horses seized High links, Banished,
Hampton, George and yearlng.
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RE1rF PRESENTED TO THE PRINCE.

London June 9O.-J. Reff the American jockey,
presented to the Prince of Wales by Lady WILL
lam Beresford at Newmarket yesterday. The Prince
obviously interested in such tiny Jockey and
asked his weight. whether he could ride awkward
horses. and put other questions TO him. Rein, VINO
elf-possessed answered intelligently and sub
sequently departed in company with Richard
rOke
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CANADA's oARsAIEN AT HENLEY.

Henley, England, June So-The members of tho
Arsonaut Rowing Club OF Canada to-day tried a new
four-oared boat loaned to them by the London Row.
ing Club, and they found that the boat suits them
admirably They did the full course, against a gale
IN a rainstorm in minutes and 20 seconds. The
Canadians eght-oared did half Of the course
al three quarters speed in minutes and 81 seconds
The drawing for the various heats will be held
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CRICKET IN ENGLAND

Leeds, June So-The All-England eleven. I'm the
third test cricket match with the Australians which
began here yesterday were all out to-day In their
first Innings for go runs The Australians yester-
cay. were all out In their first innings for l72 runs
The Australians were all out IN their second inn
pipgs for "a runs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-01
A FLING FROM THE FIELD"

London, July 1.-The Field" commenting upon
what 1t calls the unfairness Of the conditions OF the
Cup race 10 the challenger says:
THE Shamrock is OF a hfty-year-old type or bot
tom with a deep fin-keel, heavily loaded with lead
Everything else is mere conjecture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-01
GOLF.
WATSON AND cox TO MEET IN THE
KNOLLWOOD FINALS.
ANOTHER DAY OF FAST PLAY on THE ELMsFoRD
LINKs-sEVENTY- FIVE ENTRIES FOR
TO-DAY's HANDICAP.

TO-DAY'S HANDICAP.
Another day Of fast play under delightful condi-
tions Of ground and weather brought the invitation
golf tournament of the Knollwood Country CluD
down to the semi-hna round yesterday. Ihe sur
yivors for the chief trophy, the Secretarys cup,
ore r c Watson ir of the Westbrook Golf CluD,
and c. S Cox. of the Fairfield County Golf Cluo'
who Will meet in the final round to-day, at thirty
six holes Kelley and Lurkin reached the hnals III
tho consolation class and will also play to-day Ior
the possession of the prize offered in that dlvisoh
II WAS q brilliant gathering that watched the
golfers as they passed and repassed the clubhouse.
Howard IVilletts was there with party or
friends whom he fooled TO the grounds in his
break drawn by the priZe-winning four, the La
borers wheelers and Misft and Greylock leaders,
and at an early hour the piazzas were thronged
with people well known In Ncw-York society some
of those who saw the play were Mr.. and MIS-. wal
dorf sprague Mr.. and Mrs. John Lounsoury' MI
and Mrs G.. u. r. Ie"h. Mrs. Jules Reynal, MISS
Adele Fitz Gerald Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Bull Mr'
and Mrs John y. Archbold. Mr.. and Mrs Trenor l..
Park Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop Cowdin and Mr.. ana
Mrs. l.. Stuart Wing
Watson and Kimball the first or the more
important pairs to start. Watson opened poorly
and lost the first hole. but recovered on beauti-
full ffteen-foot put on the second, which he won
In a perfect g. In going TO the third he sliced MS
drive, following this by hooking his hrassey,
and the hole went to Kimball at 10 D. racing
the fourth, Watson laid his maShie dead, ana as
Kimball lost his chance to halve by weak pggS
Watson won at to g. The NTH mole IS 40 y Ho
that also, and though the eighth went TO kinDal!
In a capital g. Watson got the next and turned TOT
home up. This practically settled the match; ana
Watson was not long In winning by up and to
cards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-01
PHILADELPHIA. 10: LOUISVILLE. O.

Iou,sviIle XIV. June S-Woods pitched good ball
mil the seventh inning. After that the Phillies
had things their own way. Magee has been sold to
the Philadelphia club Tho price PAID Tor ms re-
lease is said to have been $500 The score foHows'
r. II. T..
Louisville ..,......9 ia 10
Batteries-woods Brashear and Powers; Pa" ana NC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-01
LEAGUE LEADERS.

Pittsburg, June SO.-Pittsburg made 1t three
straight from Brooklyn by puckily playing
The box in the fifth inning, when three three
baggers double and single had dod BEEN nn, m@dg n
the second when he gave five hits and SIX rune
Hoffer gave only two hits after he renewed
Cardper in he fourth. The follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-01
ROsTON. 8: CLEVELAND, !.

Cleveland. Ohio June So-Cleveand outplayed
r,oston to-day In a general way, but was unlucky.
Every run that Boston got was due 10 al eiioI'
The score follows mn r
l,.u.,ona ....o 0 0 o-l
Sleveia''o ''''l 0 0 o-S
Rs,tsr.s-Hughey and sehreekengost; Bailey and Clark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-01

golfers are to hold the first OF ser there viii be
caps LOT tn ,ournaments at the Ardsley D 8ydd
MEADOW Crescent Athletic Mar snbe,nnecock Hills
Richmond County, Engewooa anu
links
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DOES NOT APPROVE THE METHODS.


William Blake, however, the lawyer OF 'nis oi'y'
who "a well known as old Harvard oafsiuai-
docs not agree with most Of the views as eA.
nressed by some of the younger element Espec'o.
interest attaches to Mr. Blaikies views IN vie" =,
tbs rather severe criticisms that he mas Pass0u
unon tho nrcsent methods OF selecting and coachlng
ne Harvard crews. A Tribune reporter taxed
with Mr. Blake yesterday afternoon, ana NJ o rs
90 I'd 10 the results at New-London the olu oal
man expressed himself being highly dehSnteaa:;
He reioced greatly in the splendid victory, puI
had not altered in the slightest degree MS oeHea
tpat The crew methods at Harvard are decidedly
lust however we'll ntentioned, and that OWING
to prejudice some other cause man may H., be
receive a fair trial. as instanced' ne saio' Ill ''
"f am more than delighted" said Mr. Blaiklei
"vith the glorious victories at New-Loh9ot, anu
been overcome l bellows that Mr. StorroW anu "a.
the coaches at Harvard Invariably nave the ihos e
sincere Intentions, but see nothing 70 make me
alter nv belief IN the slightest degree tnat tno
methods obtaining in Harvard rowing matters are
dac,dediv unjust II was certainly so In the IN
tanre 6r nv son; and il there is one instance,
whv not others? DO not think that am decrying
In any way the victory OF yesterday II Ina4e w. ne
very happy but very firmly or the peleI tnat
mn even better eight could have been turned GUY
than sat in the boat yesterday. 1t was last crew
but not what call powerful crew 90 hoy pe-
rs crew would have picked out for his boat more
than two OF the men who sat IN Harvards sheu
Yesterday; and what am afraid or Is that mar.
yard will be so carried away with this victory tnat
she will get the idea that she must always nave
the same build of men she had yesterday, and
as those men were are powerful enough TO form
n yNin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-01
ATHLETICS.
NEW ENTRIES FOR THE KNICKERBOCKER
ATHLETIC CLUB MEETING ON

The Knickerbocker Athletic Club Is making big
preparations for its Fourth Of July celebration at
Bergen Point, N j. Copeland. Of Yale, has entered
c K Palmer in the two-mile against II. b.
Clark and r. w Foote Of Harvard. Captain
Roche, OF Harvard. has written requesting that A.
n Rice and C. NJ. Rotch be entered for the high
Jump and J. T Harrington and himself in the broad
iump f. ]. Quinlan in the 100yard rum handi-
cap: Foote and Clark in the one-mile handicap
and c. D. DAILY in the running broad jump.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-01
FIREWORKS AT THE AMERICAN.

The House Committee of the American Yacht
Club announces that there will be display OF fire.
works at tho clubhouse the evening of July T.
with dancing afterward. The annual regatta will
be sailed July 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-01
BOXING.
MKEEvER AND MYSTERIOUS BILLY SMITH IN
A DRAW.

fast bout OF twenty rounds which de-
clared a draw. took place last evening at the
Broadway Athletic Club between Charley" Nc
Koever and Mysterious Billy" Smith. The pre-
liminary. well-fought contest OF ten rounds be-
tween Tim Callahan and Tommy" Sullivan,
also ended I'm "A draw
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K1rrRrDGE SIGNED BY WASHINGTON.

Cincinnati, June 8-Malachi kittridge mas oeeh
saoured by Washington from Louisville and VIII
NAV here on Sunday as backstop FOR WeyHhg'
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RACING.

snEEPsHEAD ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
The entries and weights for to-day's races at
shseepshead Bay are as follows:
FIRST RAcK,-HIghweght handicap; for hreesear-oi1S
and upward. Six furlongs. on main track
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-01

Hortwick fow- nfeon) beat IT. A. PInmfner Wv W ~
ffteenI Go 81; II. u. Haywood (scratcn beat w. "
Crngin jr. (sc.htch). 10 8-s. O. = y Walsh
Consolation singles preliminary roundl-F; v. bsot
beat Milton Ruggles by default Il. T.. Iucklhkls,"p a.
C. ~ Relyea. 3-6. co. O.; f. l.. Taller pe"' i' ~
Hicks %, Ga CO. :, ,rrssov
First round-F. l. q. wadsworh beat O. - ~ hu e.
60 ca; T. T. buckingham beat T. v ""iS''
G-i.
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Totals go. 3s IL l0 q IL 8.
.Batted for Yeager in ninth.

g s1ossIys ::.:.:o 90
-Beaumont Clark Ely, Hotter Dahlen Threeebase hts
Mccarthy 3 Williams, Clark: Daily. Sacrifice hit
Kelley stolen bases--Donovan Dshlen. Double plays
Madison oBrien and Clark; paly ard McGsnn; teaseT
ana Dahlen First base bals-On Gardner, o. OH
Fofe l. on Kennedy, on Yseser l. Hit by pi,ohe9
i4l-By Hofer. Keley, farreiD. SIFucH OUT, .3
tT,npres-Day and McGarr.
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'Byes not played.

cox the other man to reach the finals, was
paired with Otto Hockmeyer in the morning and
won after one OF the hardest matches OF the DAY.
Starting out the two men halved the first hole IN
J. and then Cox took the lead on cleyer E0 payea
He followed this up by winning the third, but for
the remainder Of the outward Journey, II was mp
and tuck at each green. Cox won the SIKH ana
the rest OF the holes were halved, so that racing
The tenth green Cox The latter was
dorrnIe at the sixteenth, but Hockmeyer MADE
plucky brace winning the seventeenth, ana put lot
a poor put on the home would have mayed the
match Al II was Cox was down In 4. dividing the
hole and winning the contest by the narrow margin
of | ND The cards:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-01
Eleven horses ran the last six furongs Of the Bum
bury mile. The betting was 10 TO l against sea
r.
SLOAN SETTLES WITH THE Wal XIV
THE JOCKEY PAYS THE INJURED MAN ONE ihoo-
SAND DOLLARS.

London June 3o.-"The STAR to-day says the Iod
Sloan assault case has been finally setted py inc
ma yrnent TO the walter of the sum of $1,000.