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New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RACING Brighton Beach Racing Asso-
c!ation Brighton Beach
BASEBALL.-Brooklyn and New York
Washington Park. Brooklyn: New-York
Athletic Club and EngIewoOd. Fnglewood.
crescent Athletic Club and Morristown Ray
Ridge. hnickerbocker Athletic Club and Or
srze Athletics. Orange.
LAWN TENNIS.-N -NorriSTovvn and Orange
Orange; West Side Tennis Club and Lenox
Tennis club LenOK
CRICKET. Knickerbocker Athletic Club
and N1ntclair. Bayonne. Manhattan and
Nev-Y0rk. Prospect Park. BROOKLYN Pater-
so- and Manhattan, Prospect Park. Brook
lyu and Kings County. Prospect Park: Liv-
i-Csr0n and Nelson Lodge. Staten Island.
ATHLETIC American athletes in inter
national games. Paris.
CTCLING.-Bicyc.e races. including match
race between SIchaels and Mcfarland. Man
haitian Beach.
YACHTING--Newpor races Of New-York
Yacht club Bridgeport Yacht Clubs annual
REGATTA. Pe0raGUit- C0rinrhian Yacht Club
special sIooPs, American Yacht Clubs an
nual regatta annual regatta OF the Sea Cliff
Yacht Club, annual cruise If Atlantic Yacht
Club. Morrisania Yacht Club regatta. OF the
GoLF-4Iorrls. County. bogey handicap:
Shsnrsc0Ch mems handicap Nassau Coun-
--r. k-rhFrs handicap and team match with
Hs-5cr Hill; North jersey. fourson7eA ball
sweepstakes. PoWeiJon, team match with
North Jersey Brunswick. club
handicap Wee Burn. club handicap for
George Hoyt prizes Flushing, club team
match. ATavanIs, finals for the Casweu
CUP. Bavswater. mems driving contest and
handicap. Oakland. golf ball sweepstakes.
Van C0-rlaIdI. first match play round for
The Mckinley and DurEea cups. Nant0lok-
i7E team match With Monmouth. Holly
wood. team match with Red Bank: Norwood.
team match with Spring Lake. Crescent
Athletic club club handicap.
TRAP SHOOTING Interstate shoot Mar
-aEarser- Pier SiuniCk-Coleuert contest for
Z O.. CEU. South Side Gun Club grounds,
Newark. Newt Iracht Rod and Gun Club.
--T ~ T--ra G-af Do -1r.
Brooklyn Gun Club. clay birds Union
Course. Long Island: Flushing Gun Club.
clay birds Flushing Forester Gun Cub.
clay birds. Newark; GreeuvilIe Gun Club,
clay birds. C1resuVilie
P0Lo.-Ar RoCNaway Hunt Club, Cedar
hurst Long Island. for CRdarhurst challenge
Guns n ..}'0. m
HORSE SHOW.-HOTse Show exhibition.
Atlantic City.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14

Park Stakes. of 1900 sovereigns. the owner OF the
second 10 receive 800 sovereigns and of the third
loo sovereigns. for three and four year olds. one
mile, was by Lord William Beresfords four
Lord Fermoy's three-year-oId chestnut colt Cour-
Ian, on which Sloan had the mount, was second
and Mr.. Farlies threeyear-old chestnut colt Mahdi
was third. Six ran
The other races were also won by American
jockeys. The Jacks Bridge Handicap. OF 100 SOW
ereigns. for three-year-olds and upward, six rur-
longs. was won by W. Lows brown colt Knighton,
ridden by Tod" Sloan.
The Waterstde Selling Handicap Plate. or los
soYereigns, for three-yea and upward one
mile, was won by Consolation, also guided by
Eloan.
The Oak Tree Handicap OF $50 sovereigns, for
three-year-olds and upward, seven furiongs. was
won by Friarlike. with J. Reif in the saddle.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
TENNIS.
LARNED WINS FROM WRIGHT.
CRACK SHOWS SOMETHING or HIS
OLD FORM

Niagara-on- -the-Lake. ont, July l3 Special
Fortune again favored the Canadian tennis cham
pionships as the players to-day had warm weather
without any wind. The finals. which We're played
this morning. brought BeaIs Wright. Of Harvard
and ". a. Larned, of Summit y j. together
They were equal favorites. In the first set Larned
had things all his own way. In the second set
Wright picked up and captured long deuce set
With the scores set all Wright put on steam and
in the third set soon mad a lead of TO , In the
next game Larned passed Wright three times and
won a love game. Larned took the next game in
his service bur lost tenth game. and Wright
had the set and sets to one In the early part
Of the fourth set Wright put his best tennis or
the match and in the five games ne won IoIr !oSt
games. With the 10 l in his IdNOr NTlkliJ
let up and Larned playing steadily, especially
from his forehand. ran the set out, o games 10
Two sets all was the score, and IL looked all
Wright The latter got a lead or 10 i, then
TO , In the game ne was within a point OF
the scratch, also in the following gam @ Dul E IN
each Larned got the deciding point ana oroHSnI
the score up TO . all Games alternaJed up 10 all
Larned took the two games, set ana uaICI.
Tomorrow Larned plays Gle present hoIuer OF lne
the afternoon the final doubles between w hltman
and Wright and Fischer and Hackett Will be
played The scores follow:
Mems singles final round,-w. a Larned. summit.
Mems doubles lnrst round-H f. Avery, Detroit and
A. a. McNaster beat Shirley Ogilye and A Mackerel,
semi-hnaI round-M D. Whitman Beals Wright.
Harvari. Il. e Avery Detroit, and a G. McMaster
Hacket Yale beat + Patterson and partner oy detaHt
Handicap singles second round Wrlgnt 'ScTa,ch'
senden half 30l beat Il Bissei half 10, d "a
G-3 NJ D. Whitman half 20 beat E P Fischer
semi -dnaI roundgF J. Fessenden (nalf aO ParEe
Wright tscrach o. 30
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14

On the cycle paths and sidepaths OF Long Island
the report says all the main roads Of Queens and
Nassau counties east west and across the Island
are improved and are in good condition, the ire
quent rains have left them free from dust and all
repairs are in good shape these roads cover all
the territory from Long Island City and Brooklyn
10 Amityville on the South Shore; Farminsdaie'
FFcksviIe and Cold Spring. in the central section
whitestone Great Neck. Port Washington RoSyn.
Glen Cove Oyster Bay and through 70 Huntington
by short sidepath the Nassau County line Is crossed
the Nerrck South Shore road between Anllty-
Vile and Bay Shore, in good shape; the soit spots
in the road do not trouble the "heeinen as SIDE
na+h has been completed road through Islp and
CakdaIe nne and by sIdepath and improved road
through PatchogUe Brookhaven to Aorici-es, Side
and edge path through TO Quogue; Quosde 10 East
Ouogue road and sidepath in good condition be-
tween uog7le and Good Ground riding fair. except
a short stretch where however, there is an edge
path. from Good Ground across the ShinnecoeS
F4iIls is a new stdepath Just completed runI4ns 70
the south OF The old road over the ShlnnecocN 1ls
through 70 Southampton; Southampton through
Water MIL and BridgehampVon good, edEepath
and wlndIng cyTe Pa RRs4b5,ISfon IN S nrS1tv riding
hampton TO Anagansett good. Anlagansett east 70
be made in comfort on the beach low tide far
the First House from here on To MonJaLtA t ga pa
two or three miles where there Is little travel the
of f been accepted by the sidepaJ6 COMMISSION
ers highway in Isr shape good Path rom $50 ga
Ferry; Shelter Island path in fine condition SID SID
IA th from Orient Point thence 10 Riverhead side
and cycle path from Riverhead 20 Quogue good.
Riverhead 70 Westhampton. good. ttlyerne5a 20
Eastport fair sidepath and edge path from River
head to Wading River. fair, edgepath from WadinE
River west 20 Port Jefferson. only fair to poor,
path from Port jefferson east through stony Brook
good. through ST James sidepath fair, sidepat9
through Smthtown. good, edgepath by way OF
Comac and Fairview 70 Northport fair. N2rthport
10 Huntington edgepath fair. path from Hunting
ton west through Cold Spring 70 Oyster Bay GOOD.
naradau1 roads begin at the Nassau County me
sidepath from Huntington 20 the Harbor5 rat
chosue-Jefrerson cycle path in good condition; path
rom IsIip through Smithtowu good good pain
al Westhampton the beach, good path rom
Nattituck west through Worthwhile. path from
Selden 10 Lake RonkOukOna good The IAN OF lsSS
and the spring OF the present year have seen the
expanditurp OF much money side and cycle paths
on the island and in consequence they are IN mCch
better condition than ever before
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
rRorr1NG-2l4 CLAss-PURsE $500.
PACING-2:os CLAss-PURsE $500.
IRELAND WINS THE ELCHO SHIELD

London July 1S.-At Bisley to-day the contest for
the Elcho Challenge Shield began The contest was
confined 10 England. Scotland and Ireland, Wales
not competing. Ireland won with a score OF 1881
England scored l.5lS and Scotland 156.
Among The prize winners in the Barlow competi-
tion were the following Canadians: Private Mill
gan 81 e; Captain Kirkpatrick s. Il; Lieutenant
McCrimrnon. 50. Il; Private Graham. S. Il; Ser
geaut Carruthers, 50, Il
Corporal Cole II the Dorsets. to-day the tie
OF Yesterday with Walingford, musketry instructor
Fo- Inc first prize OF the Prince Of Waless competi-
ton.
AmouR the unfinished competitions Or. Sayre
the American revolver shot, distinguished himself
nv making two highest possible scores with a Colt
al twenty yards
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
cHIcAGo RANK TO NCREASE CAPIr4L.

Chicago July u (specian.-The directors Of the
Continental National Bank have voted TO recon-
mend an increase OF 81 100000 in the capital stock
OF the institution making the total capitaIzati ton
g 10000 The present holders Of the stock viii be
entitled 10 increase their holdings % per cent the
new shares TO be issued them al par The stock
sold as high recently 1I7lr with the Per cent
dividend The increase in capitalization is re-
ouired bv the growth OF the banks business Its
deposits are close TO $50 900 900. having
climbed in a few years from s. OO0 900. There Is
practically no doubt that the stockholders will
authorize the increase at a special meeting on
August % as the directors who have voted IL own
or control enough stock to carry It through.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
To-D4T'S CRICKET CANES.

The cricket match which will be played to-day in
the neighborhood this city should have i'm
portant bearing upon the contest for the cham
pionship Of New-York. for with the exception OF
the Llvingstons. all the clubs in the Metropolitan
League will be engaged. The two chief games OF
the day VIII be the contests between the Knicker-
booker Athletic Club and the MOntclair Athletic
Club Bayonne. and the Manhattan and New
York teams at Prospect Park. The Paterson clubs
champion Team 4 will play the Manhattan 2d
Prospect Park where also Brooklyn will play
Kings County in the championship series OF the
New-York Cricket Association. The Livingston
CLUB VIII entertain Nelson Lodge Staten Island
the Caribbean will pay visit 70 Paterson
for game with Team 3. and the second elevens
of Brooklyn and Kings County scheduled 20
meet Prospect Park
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
National ROlgl Rider
Military ElCallnGlt

The National Rough Rider Military Encamp-
ment Is an outgrowth Of the late War with
SIain. 1t is located in a dry and heaIthfuI
climate in an ideal spot in the Shenandoah Val
ley Colorado and the life which members will
be compelled TO lead VIII harden the muscles
expand the chest. and put vigor into every nerve
and hhre in the body. The students VIII lead an
open air life the year round
Any person able to ride a horse and shoulder
a rifle and Of good character. is eligible TO
membership
stan and field officers will be selected for
assignment to the different troops. etc. from
members who show special fitness for offices Of
honor and merit, an inducement TO zeal in. the
life Of the camp.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
LIVELY CANADIAN MIL sTRIKE.

Valley Field Que, July 1s.-The weavers In the
F,r1pire NH OF the Montreal Cotton Company have
gone out on strike because OF the employment OF
Englishman Last evening the operators in the
other departments met and condemned the strike
This morning these operatives went 10 work as
usual and worked up noon. When they
deavored to enter the mill ~ O'Clock the striking
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
THE Paris G4HES.
ATHLETES TAKE A REST BEFORE THE PRE-
LININARy GAMES TO-DAY.

Paris. July l3.-The American athletes VINO are
TO take part IN the contests organized by the Ex-
position authorities spent The day in rest Penn
sylvanla IS men did not come here from Versailles
but took short walks at Neuilly- The Princeton
men adopted the same tactics while the members
Of the other teams. which are located in the citv
hotels kept indoors, avoiding the suns heat
which is intense.
AT the grounds of the Racing Club some OF the
foreign entries We're az work in the early morn
ing, but the scene was not so bright and lively as
yesterday Workmen We're busy arranging the
track and hurdles and s0fJeEiug the jumping spots
ne hardness or which caused some C0u1Dlai-r
Many 2I Lhe officials we-e making dnaI arrange
nenJS 10 meet the dF maUd for tickets the rrass1I-
LoI WI--cH is rIloTrf 1l1 The grautSraud is small
and it viii be hard problem 10 acco1nnotiats Ths
crowds. --'1
j ne Hrst OF the preliminary trials begins az
a. m to-IlorroW The days meeting viii % com
pleteu by p m, In order not conflict with -Ha
noon $500
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
yEWSBOYS FIGHT FOR PENNY PURSE

Trenton July l3 tspeciaD-Dtngmar a cab driver
vas nned 80 tonight by Judge Jackson for pro-
noting prizehghts between four newsboys. and hts
youthful pugsts were fined each. Dngman
offered a cent for a catchweight contest and OBJ
talned hotter than the weather A windup for
three cents decided by Dingman be a draw
each BOY get cent and the third penny 10 be
spent Jointly by the two contestants
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
TorEG GIRL HorERS AROUND JAZZ
SLEEPS OUTDOORS AND EATS PENNY CAKES -,
SEE HER FIANCE

The police of White Plains las, night arrested
EllI "no SAID she was Sarah Farrell fourteen years
old, Of No 9sS West N5n-a-sr -bf- -s-, TN, .tl
had been seen in the viIlage FOR several favs and
the police on night patrol had met her walking
'he streets az all hours OF the night When ar
rested she said ,har for three NIGHTS she had ssDr
IN open field
Ie appears ti-1l "a yo-rS N m slgiu- his name as
Joseph Greedy. was arrested az Pe-ks-5n for grand
larceny az the recent fr-nen.s parade he vss
Locked up in -h- County Jail % awaic rrs action
Or ,-.r ,f5'tld jury. Inc E-rl heard Of C5reelv's
arrest and came % White Plains. She, y-74a.I
UHii- etiLgSiaT, the public visiting gay when sh-
spent Two hours talking 60 Greedy. A- ri-hr rha
girl would p~-C t-ra Che cell -.ru=
In court the cir. SAID she was -rzae.I 90 G-a-Ty
she SAID Sn- Eac spent G-~ nights ir the omen ar
except enc fr-ny night when she raa h55 herself
IN ar 9t~ lF9lry car Thomas Eroc--Ick. who said
me- -tNel at No ~ N est -y---rE-S.
an uncle Or me girl promised 90 place -le child in
llt keeping "[ f-e GERRY sHr.-ry. The yirf with
the rev cents she had. bought penny cakes 10
satisfy her hunger
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
IN THE
SHENANDOAH
VALLEY,
COLORADO.
I9OO-I9OI.

training OF the horse; target practice with rife
and revolver, fencing, mounted and dIsmounted:
military gymnastics; practice f1r the trooper.
troop and squadron. practical instruction in
crossing streams. practical and theoretical in
struCtion in military signalling laying out tenn
po-ary field shelter practical Instruction IN
military reconnaissance on foot and mounted.
practical instruction in field telesraphy.
night signalling and the use f the hello
graph; instruction in wireless geography:
practical instruction IN ordnance, practical in
struction in the protection ana care oT the
wounded on the battlefield, special attention TO
cavalry drill and regulations. ana roush-riding
tactics. including transportation ana packing.
practical instruction in scouting privilege %
bicycle and automobile tvaiaiuE. wiki such other
time.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
THE rToN-HARROW MATCH.

to-day when the Eton- Harrow cricket match be-
gan al Lords. The contest attracted a large gath
ering at which the usual brilliant costumes were
10 be seen Etou's eleven included Ave OF last
years PLAYERS and Harrows team comprised six
OF those who contested in 1899. Eton In the frst
innings was all 1ut for - Harrow the
close OF play had 30 for seven wickets
dnv
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
ATHLETICS AND CYCLE RArrvr

The Hillside Athletic Club games and track races
Will take place this afternoon az E3-lI-v-fra 80,
those entered are ". A La Due Cold Sn-t7g-.
Jo4n1y King, Edwin BaIIjugt0n Thomas Fi-7b
r j, simmons and Floyd Ere0s. The athletes 81
tered are Firzpatr;c Charles Die1z NevvarIC- p
r Spaul1ins OF the Noutclair ArhIeri, CyIrb-
George x tToeTWlrZ. Michael CGrEa- -0If~ar71r-
George Holman and George A lIcT)4~v7o- r.,
races start az 2.21 O'Clock ---9
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weavers attempted prevent them by force. They
failed in this and then attempted 90 carry the mill
by storm Tn operatives inside made spirited
siscance and eventually drove the attacking party
on. Then the mob stoned the windows Of the ruill
facing on the street Two three people were IN
JureC- one woman quite seriously.
Tonight there is great excitement Txeu-y-rOu-
hundred operatives are affected 1v the strike The
Mayor was called upon for police protection.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
PHILADELPHIA. q: P1TTsBURG. s.

Pittsburg J,ly 13.-The batting averages of the
Philadelphias materially fattened to-day, with
Wolverton taking the lead In the first inning
Leever gave six hits hve Chesbro fol-
lowed with fifteen hits and fifteen runs made from
his delivery. Williams sprained his ankle in the
first inning and Cooley put OF the game for
talking back 10 the umpire. The score follows:
r. H. E
Pttsburg ..............2 o ! o o-s . 3
Philadelphia --....-..--5 o 3-3 p g
Batteries-Leever. Chesbro and Wagner. Patt and
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
POLO.
ROCKAwAY LEIsURELY DEFEATS STATEN
ISLAND IN BLIZZARD CUPS CONTEST

The Staten Island Club played its first polo game
OF this season yesterday and showed the specta-
tors at the Rockaway Hunt Club that its four
was sadly in need Of practice. The Staten Island
Club met the Rockaway A team in the semi
final contest for tie Blizzard Cups, and the Cedar
hurst men won by 14l4 goals to sI2 for the players
from Richmond County. II is safe to say that the
defeated players hardly expected any other result
and 1t is a credit TO them that they did de-
fault through fear of waging losing hght.
The victors were six goals stronger and indi-
vidually also were better. They made in all Is
goals, losing y OF a goal for penalties, while the
visitors only earned goals Of their and had
to renounce 4 goal for two safety penalties, The
lineup
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
sEMI-F1NALs AT CHICAGO.

Chicago, July 13-The games in the Western
Tennis tournament to-day resulted as follows;
Singles -hnaIsl-Sumner Hardy beat Paret' e
CO: Collins beat samuel Harry, 3--o - -,
roundg-Coli4ns POulsou
and Johnston. SIS. G.. SIS.
dnalSAieXandsr and Little beat Bond and She!
don 81. G--3. 81 -
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
CINCINNATI. /: ST. LOUIS. o.

Cincinnati. July 13-The game to-day a
pitchers struggle between Phillips and Jones. in
which the former came top Barrett's hit
gave Cincinnati the victory in the tenth inning The
score follows
Cincinnati ......o o o o o 0 Ii /
ST Louis. ...........O 0 o Go .
Batteries-Phillips and Peitz. Jones and Criger.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
STAR ATHLETIC CLUB c,,rEs

The star Athletic Club viii hold games AZ tha
CLUB grounds tomorrow The following contests
M 5 Dg IIleG- 7eVenLy-ive yard DASH S10-yard dash
~ " 4ul'- Eln- throwing discus. running 6r0ad
Jump and throwing sixteen pound hammer
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
THE RECORDS
HARNESS RACING.
DOVER TRACK RECORD BROKEN.

Dover y H. July 13.-About five hundred spec
tators saw Maxine lower the Granite State Park
track record OF 2CSl4 2-07l4 in rhe second heat
Of the 2Os pace this afternoon. Dan Q. was a big
favorite with Maxine second choice, but Courier
Journal gave the pungers great shock by win
ming the third fourth and fifth heats and the race
He was headed after he stepped 10 the front
IN the third heat. In the 214 trot Lucrative was
a favorite at So 10 $50 for the field, but II re
ouired six heats for her beat Little D ck. IN
the third heat Little Dick and Lucrative raced ali
the way side by side, finishing in dead heat.
Summaries:
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14

FIFTH RACE-THE VENUS STAKES. Of $1,000; for
tu,o-yrarold hllies fee 500 each: special
declaration second horse $500 and TO third
5000. penalties allowances. Five and one-half
e Iatt!ehed. jr's b. Z Sweet Lavender BY GodnEeh
august Belmonts en-. Z Orienta by Henry OF Navarro
p & F P Keene's b. T All saints by ST. saviour
- .orriss ca Janice by Midlothian Rosette.. 100
y z % Il. Morrss ch- Z Add By Cayuga-
~ Peuper stables :. Queen Pepper. by Kantaka
n " walden & sons blk Anecdote, By Tom go,
WIiso1 RS b Lady ot the Valley BY ST.
Ss,-four-I4ady Violet loS
z,,,-rI EACF-seIng: for three-year-olds upward
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
BROOKLYN

Brooklyn .....-..-.--......-.O y o I O o.
New York .....-............4 2 o x-l+
Earned Tuns-New York, First base by errors
New York, g. Strucll outL3y Hawiey g. by McGiinnity
/ Home ruu-HiCVTnan. Three base ht-Van Haltreu
Two base ht-ci'eason. Sacrifice hits-Snith, Davis.
Warner % stolen bases-Nan Haren Gleason. Smith
Double playsIavis Gleason Doyle Dahlen DAILY
Jennings %. Mcclure. Jennings and Wild pitch
Dunn Balk-Hawley. Time OF game-l:5O. Umpire
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
5 DAY AT BRIGHTON

HE WAS SUCCESSFUL N THREE RACES.
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REGULAR GlYALRY EQUIPMENT.

Horse. forage saddle. bride. blanket. halter
nosebaE. lariat and pin saddle bags beyouer
and scabbIrd. currrc1ub and brush. spurs and
straps. rifle and revolver. rifle ammunition. re-
vclver ammunition, khaki suit Ierrlugs. Eauat-
Cautsen, havers eek, mattress and pillow. mess.
tenlaEe. hIankers and reeuIar AMY rations
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14

allowances. Five furlongs

THIRD RACE-TFIE PTNCHESTONN STEEPIECHASE
HANDICAP with $3.50 added. -year-oIds
upward $35 each; $40 declaration fee;
second horse $500 and third 500 Of the added
Full
F D. Boards b. g Charagrace years old, by Char
axus-TouuE o D.. 100
Il crondaRa Bessie HincRsy 142
7h-ri 0 : -. l4O
oneTMpr IN ei' -. 13a
b 1nG GssIena ssof ga l85
J. s-St-e9lcorfa ia . ,''u 1872
" c DAYS br. g Al Reeves, old. by Uncas
r,or-pru n RArrFrr ,brsA-yea--olds; allowances One
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COURSE or TRAINING.
"A Circular of Information
" ''''l details will be mailed promptly
The Scholarship to be Awarded bv Vote

VIM amour
7 OF f rtaur next the
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New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
NEW-YORK REALI.Y WINS A GAME

The game OF baseball at the Polo Grounds yester-
day between the New-York and Brooklyn
hardly contest warranting serious criticism.
The champions had an of day. and the result was
the easiest of victories for the taenders. Score:
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14

AMERICAN JOCKEYS SUCCESSFUL
,.,,,,.y Guided BY. L REIFF WINS THE LING
FIELD PARK STAKES.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
THE AEW-YORK TRIBUNE

mas been empowered by the managers Of the en-
teFprlse 10 appoint one man from Greater New
fork 10 the enjoyment Of one years instruction
at the Encampment, ana 70 secure for him. free
Of charge, the following training and a,,,irr-,.-+