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AZ Newport.

CINCINNATI. June s-The races at Newport were
married By an accident today which may result In the
death OF Jockey p. Perkins In the second race he
had the mount on Tentela and when half, way down
the stretch the nlly stumbled and fell, throwing
Perkins over her head. She vas In the bunch al the
time and as she fell vas pushed BY another horse and
alightsd on the boys PROSTATE form. She was
unln!ured, but the boy was carried from
the track IN an unconscious condition. No
bones are broken. but he Is internally Injured
and his death Is proba BILE. An0tAeI exciting
event was the winning Of the same race, the second.
by The LaundresS. on whom there were several bets
al 100 10 l and a number at o. to /. The i%ayorite,
Regina Lee, was LOST 10 the bunch back VI the third
horse. summaries:
First Raee-Slx furlongs-Ed Roth. 1903 III VII.
som. Q TO | won: Lady Kent 81 Garnet. ITO !,
second: Hathowin Princess, .. u. Hicks. 10 70 !
third. Time, ll5.
Second Race-Four and a half furlonss-The
Bell, los ,kitlryl. 7 10 l, second: Empress lightfoot
Third Race-One mile 60 Rotha, 100 II. WILSON,. IS
10 5. won. finem Resplce, 100 Mason, 10 10 ). sec
ond, Brishue 5 III ,Akeu. so to l. third. Time
la3.
Fourth Race-one mile and an .ishth-Nettle Re
gent % (Herungl, 4 TO l, won. Nireie o., LOG ~.
Lewis. 8 to5 second. Zelmet. ss May. 3 TO l. third.
Tim l:55
Fifth Race-Five furiong s. Robert Morrison. io7 70.
Lewis, 8 70 /, won: Problem. rs May. ~ 10 !. sec
oud: Nitrate. l0S Wan Camp, . 70 5, third. Time.
i.O3.
sixth Race-Slx turlongs-Iris. lo3, '(Michaely. 10
10 /. won; Margaret Hageman. l06 Mason. 7 70 3.
second: Dr.. ) c. AyreS los tHerting), o 70 l. third.
Time, l.l5i.
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Gossip Of the RiaE.

J., j., New York He Il now at Sheepshead Ray
and has no, been dolug any nghung Sincr he in!ur, q
his hand.
for a sit round bou! between Tim Callahan and
Terry MeGovsrn.
George McFadden declares tina, he Is matched 10
box Hiram GoldSteln at BuHalo next Monday NIGHT In
place Of Palsy Sweeney.
J. p. NJ. New York-Yss, pictures Of that contest
we're taken at Carson City and they were exhibited at
the Academy OF Music here about three months after
the battle.
Fred Precious. v no about I've years aso vas rated as
ons OF the bes, bantam. v eightsin I'm gland. died Al Hir
mlnthAm last week Of consum ption. Precious fopgh h,
Billy Pinme and other good one>
The contest between George Gardner and Kid Car
ter, which v IA " have taken place In Brooklyn. IN
hern declared OF owing " the fact that GArdner "a
ro,ng 20 san Francisco 10 meet Tim Murphy.
Tbs Legislature Of California has passed a Au for
blddlng bssung On Prise nghS mailing Y q mi.de
meanof. A violation q the Law yin snbiec'
nors than yx month";
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The usually placid routine Of training work al the
Graveseud track was broken yesterday morning by1h
series OF accidents. Jockey Mitchell. while working
one Of W. II. Bartck's horses. was bum ped into the
rail By two others, and all vent down 10 a heap
Mitchell was so shaken up that his engagements ~
the afternoon were cancelled but he is ~ pected TO be
in rdlnz Trim TO day JOCKEY Raymond fell while
schoollng a Iunpsr. but escaped more fortunately
than Connolly. xho IS said TO be partially p~aralyLed
BY a fall from lslingem
The JUNIORS that Jockey Mahsr had stirred up fresh
trouble for him sci. by his TIDE on Bonnibsrt Thursdiy
afternoon were coniradicted by tae representative OF
the FleischmAIn stable yesterday. MAher was knocsed
about SOMEWHAT and the colt sustained q fesh wound
on one OF his hind fetlocks. but no protest was hled.
IL was sin ply one Of The ca SO OF rough hiding which
have become 30 frequent Of ate that the stewards are
likely to make an e1amplr Of the next offender.
col Jack Chlnn's bunch OF yearling s have arrived
safely at GTayesend and will he auctioned % With
several other lots at noon 10 day.
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Maphasset Bay Yacht Club REGATTA,

The annual regatta OF the Manhasset Bay
Yacht Club will be sailed to-day on the Sound
The entries. with name Of owner and number.
are as follows:
Sloops-.3foot class-Beam Bros Paiute, l. IL.
lawls-t3 foot class seymour = Hyde,s Aibicore,
san. NJ l2c; 3Ofoot class, s~pecial-Rslph II.
Ellis's Hera. II O. Havemeyer Jr.'s Esperanza. r.
brooks wawa. Arthur Paset's Pcllywog, l.
Aledon. n ISL: j. r Maxv.Ils W,eau. n
1872; Charles u. Mowers Jsssics. N l3A.
and Alfred Peat's Enpron,L Yawls- foot
elass-G. j, Bradish's Frcys. II i.7;A. b Mccr.ery's
Sakana N So Cs~iooats.Sofoot cas- II.
gems Hour. p 80; A.. Tissot's Emy,ol. p az j. y.
Gould's Edwina, 1873. Raceabout-H n. Cranes
Raider. p l5J; II. l.. Maxwels Snapper, Plis: l.
r. Alberger's Colleen. p 1854. Pine Bros. Spindrft
Plll; Johnston de Forests Scamp. p $50; Halen
Morye's kite, p TAO.
Seswanhaka -Coriuthian - Knockabcu,s - ". r.
peck's Nudge. p lls; a. p. ThayeI's Thelga. p 1909:
". A. ". Stewar's BobS. p loJ.
Ca,boats IS foot claSs-A, c. Nickrrson's Usage.
T 81. j. s. Appleby's Win or Lose. T 81, Open
IS foot claSs-J, W. Alker's Florence. Sloop-
2i-toot class-R. Bavier's OK. Q l0l. Caiboats-
Open. 81 foot ella ss-Simeon FOrds Mongoo,r IL, IS:
b N. Wailace's Sadie Sloops-lsfoot class -George
Bovles'S Jessica: ", Hoy. Jr's Sora; j v p.
Nlck's Scoot. CAtboats-i5 foot clasS-A. Gattringer.
ca ptain. Sailing dories g, \. Corey's bud, l.. O.
Ketchum's ketch H., Harold Stevenson's Rudder.
Clay y. Greone's John pory.
The yachts will be started at noon from OF
the clubhouse.
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MORE I'LL LUCK FOR FTTZ.
He Lose, a Pet Lion. Bull DOG and Pheasant
in One week.

A hoodoo seems to have pursued Bob tltZ-
simmons of late with a vengeance and The
friends Of the noted pugiast are wondering how
IL will all end. Only a few days ago the ex-
champion was compelled TO call Of his bout
with Gus Rubin. which would have netted him
a tidy sum, owing to the fact that his hand was
injured Now the Cornishman has received
another hard blow. his embryo menaserie be-
Ing depleted BY death and accident Fitz has
always been a fond admirer OF animals. such
as lions. tigers and vicious dogs. When he
moved to Bergen Beach and took a cottage near
the water front his household outside OF his
own family included a Shetland pony. a large
pheasant, Nero. the lion: Phil, a bull Cog with q
pugnaclous temperament. ana other quadrupea
10 obey the mandates OF their master. Fit5
wrestled with them when training as II II was
really part of his labors.
About a week ago a Great. Dane. .frothing at
the mouth. pounced upon Phil. the bull dog.
who was snugly ensconced on the piazza OF the
cottage. The latter fought BACK ana after a
long tusLe Phil. for the first time In his career.
got worsted He was bitten SO badly that he
died from the effects OF the wounds yesterday
morning Three days ago the pheasant died
from natural causes and not from poison as
suspected On the same date Nero sTayed
away and no trace Of him was found until
yes,erday morning. when his dead body was
discovered under the Sc mic railway crushed to
a pulp The lion. when a cub. cost FItz about
5000 This was about one year ago.
To add more misery 70 hls cup o. unnappl;
injury to her husbands hand, has UPSET Mrs.
FL zsimmonss nerves and she - quite III. FttZ
saws that he Is OF the opinion that he must
have been born under acomet, for the loss Of
injury TO his hand and other accidents are proof
that he Is unlucky.
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RECORD
RAIN AT THE POLO oRoUSp6

RAIN AT THE POLO okooSp0
1t looked as though the New Works would
drop a game at the Polo GROUNDS Yesterday
afternoon. but the rain came down IN snrets
during the last half OF the fourth inning ana
hostilitics were suspended. leaving The score :
10 / in favor OF the st. Louis team, Inc VISITORS
were touching no Carrick pretty nvely. naNIhs
pounded out eight safe hits In eighteen u.ies az
bat. Sudhof was IN the box for the Cafoinals,
and he had boz hit safely four times men ,ha
game was called Elmer Smith played rlgnt
field for the New yorks and made a single tne
first time he went TO bat. togan tne new
pitcher, played shortstop in place oil DAVIS anu
handled himself like a ballplayer.
NO GAME AT WASHINGTON PARK
Rain began to fall at Washington Park snotuy
after , o'clock Yesterday afternoon ana soon
soaked the diamond 80 much that the game ne
tween the Brooklyn and Pittsburg CLUBS had 70
be abandoned.
BOSTON. a: CHICAGO s.
BOSTON, juno s. Boston won from Chicafo Today
In the third inning when errors by Childs GanfeI Ahd
Donahue, with sin giles by Lowe. Tenney ana SAM
gave nve runs During the remainde. oil me game
Boston made but three hits OF Callahan. D,neen was
generally effective. but Mertcs hit him for two home
runs, one In the nrst inning on the mrs, ball pltched;
In the seventh. he drove the ball over Inc lett ne'o
fence with two on oAseN The score:
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NEW HAVEN, June 8-For the drst time In the
history Of Yale athletics q Yale baseball team will be
acorn panied 70 Princeton by a brass band 10 NOR
rov. The band is a university organization and
number, twenty one pieces The management today
decided 70 send the band by special car, which leaves
New Haven at 9;55 o'clock 10 morrow, arriving In
y.v York At 1890. On this train will also be
the Rig delegation. OF Undergraduate who have
d,rided 10 20 10 Princeton. Notwithstanding q
heavy fall Of rain this evening At Gas o'clock.
An Immense crowd OF undergraduates gathered In
front OF the Nex Haven HOUSE and eheered the team
~ ,hr echo as 4, started tor Princeton. Capt Camp
came in for his share. The team left on the 7l0
train. The squad that len New Haven 10 night was
composed Of fourteen msnL Though Cunha. the big
Hawaiian. vas taken q has been practically decided
into In, boz. and " he weakens will be replaced BY
Cook Ouinb by and sullivan will both get a chance 70
redeem their poor work OF last Saturday. The other
men who will be TAKEN are: Sharpe. nrst base: Brown.
Ward. right n.d; Camp, short stop Garvan. extra
pppiScYroN, June s-Thr chances Of q thirds ame
betsren the Princeton and Harvard mines. should
,hip. are very slight. as the Harvard men say that
they cannot consider any Of the Offers made By the
PRINCETON management. So ,agrr are the players
here TOT a third match that they have even offered 10
play the Crimon nine on It's own grounds, u Prince
20. ssm. here n.ai w.dnes1ay.s The Tigers ar, In hns
Vim for their match vith Yale tomorrow. Hutchin.
son's explanation q BIS absence Just bsfore The ls9
Yale game has proved 70 Be entirely sAiisf actory and
he has been placed at Ne bird base again. lndiea-
Ciouey has already refused more than 100 Appica.
tons for seats in The erandssand. a special train
ufn leave Me- York for Pnnce'on a. is:Aol O'Clock.
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WITH THE TROTTERS.
Philadelphia Park Commissioner Coming
Here I, Examine the Harlem River Speedway.

Col. A. Loudon S~nowden, Frank Bower and
other Philadelphia road riders are coming 10
New York next week. accompanied by the
Quaker City Park Commission TO make an ex-
animation Of the Harlem River Driveway.
President Kane OF the Road Drivers Associa-
ton is arranging to entertain the visitors and
to show them the Speedway and some OF the
crack ~trotters and PAGERS that figure in the
brushes there.
As soon as the spring driving season Is over
the Speedway will receive a new coating OF
black loan four or six inches deep on the
speeding ground north Of washington Br.dse;
difficulty lately in keeping the surface f1rm,
owing. IL IL said. TO the large proportion OF sand
IL the top !, dF Sss GS,D d Lns d SonsiSsrs SSs n sSes
the driveway was opened two years ago.
c. X. G. Billings drove his trotting mare
Arigal. 2:2OA. and Emma 5. from the Empire
CITY track near lonkers. to l+0th street and
Eighth avenue in Just fifty minutes, The mares
pulled a compound surrey in which were Mr.:
billings, Anthony n. Brady Frank Jones and
pounds. making IA load OF about thirteen
came in over the tpeedyay and we're fresh
enough at IN ne enc 2, ,hs n5're o'F0' quarter
Major j, ] B. Du Bots Of Denver has sold
through Ed De Cernea 10 F. T. Aver. the gray
%trottins geldinf Success, 2los' oy sg Ys rs
nea iast week when he offered to match a horse
in his stable against any trotter driven on the
Speedway. the race 10 be at mile heats. three IN
bred the gelding and campaigned him through
the Grand Circuit last year, The price paid for
hin By Mr.. Aver IL said 70 have been a long one.
Cant b. III Tuthill Of Goshen. who IL CAM
paigning a string Of trotters in Europe. has sold
10 a titled Italian horseman the bay stallion
Roya lBaron,2 1874. The price Is reported 70 have
been ~. OGO, Royal Baron Il by Baron Wilkes,
2Is. out Of Daisy Blackwood by Blue Bull.
George Spear campaigned him last year for \
W. Hubinger. winning the $4,000 Merchants
Circuit meeting. Royal Baron has won some
important races In Vienna this season.
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At st. Louis.

ST. LorIs, June The was a rood attendance
at the races this afternoon. The track was las, ana
speculation lively. Hor>eshoe Tobacco broke down
In his preliminary cantsr for the third race ana All
bets were declared OF. a new book being MADE
Summaries a..
First Race-Five furlon gs-EocryS 40 ~, Mat
thew,l, 2 To- I won. Adelsnte. 40 Frost; 10 70 l.
second, ST. Sedna. ll3 OSteyensL 20 ]. MIRO. lime
I:03'.. go
Second Race Five flrlores - Amoro>o: no
McGannl. 10 10 !. won; Sophie s, 40 cTaney!, 30 J.
second. Pirates Daughter. 40 POWELL. Is 70 j. thifd'
Third Raoe-Thlrteen sixteenths Of a mile Judge
wardell. I03 Mathews, IS " 5 won; Iheofy w
iDalel, IS 70 5, second, Elbe, S Galley 70 i 'n'fd
Time. E2s a.,
Fourth RAce - Six furlongs - yid Lane io4
(McGinnL 20 10 !. won: Kings Highway, 100 MAI
thews. TO /. second Lady Callahan. lo+ lDomin!ckh
s 10 !. third. Time. l.lt
Fifth Race one mile and 30 ~yards-Tickiul 81
Galley, II TO =. won: Capron. l0i McGinn. IS To D.,
second: Cathedral, 1903 81. Woods 5 10 !. ihird- Tine
I43i,.
Sixth Raoe-one mile and 70 yards Faster
Card. loo tNi'toe, : 10 !. Won; mystery; los hin
key, s to /. second; Anne Oldneld. 100 Mathew,
third. Time, E46i,,
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UTICA. June s.-The State shoot which has
been in progress here since last Tuesday ended
this afternoon with the folio wing results:
Ten Live Birds-Moshier. 7: Dyer. I: Moriey. 7;
Weller, 7: Egber. Z: McMurchy. T. Hull. 4 Gates. Z.
live Birds, Miss and out Morley, II: Mayhem. II:
Noshlrr. II Or. Bill. II; Van Allen. II: kellar. 10:
Grief. S; Gates. s: Hanock. 4: Ferguson. ); Egbert, ).
ZEN Live Bird,-Morfey. =: Msyhew. 7: Ferguson.
:. Egbe 7: Hopkins, J; Dr. BIZ, J.
Ten Live Btrds-Hul, 10; Deck, ~; Hallock. o;
Ga,es. Q Hopkins, y: Friday. 3 Banks, O. Moshier.
s. EsSert :; Meyhew, $; Judson. ?; Wheeler, 8;
Nor the Dean Richmond trophy. IS live birds, en-.
INV r'trssch, Team i-G. E. Ghsn, is: @ Ferguson,
10 Morley. 90. TOTAL, 81
VIEW Ttrech, Team 1T. II Kellar. 10; J, n. Hal
iocx. 49, Edward Banks. 10 Total. So
Oneida County Specimens Association - II. I.
Gates. 10: NJ. IL Msyhew 10; e. n Fuford, 20.
Total SIS
The New York city trophy was won by Simeon
Clover o, the Rochester Rod ard Gun Club He
snorsd ia out Of IFS in State events. T. ".
Marley OF New York made the next best score,
~ az, OF IT'S. The trophy Is a large. solid
silver cup valued at 500 and Is emblematic Of
the target championship OF the state OF New
Yrrk The conditions under which II y COM
neted for are that II Is to go TO the shooter
making the highest aggregate score in all the
sac events 81 the first three days shooting 10
xbich he is eligible; the competition 10 be open
oniy IN residents OF the State, aud The winner
10 hold the cup until the next shoot.
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ctr, O,ts" and Special Bout, In Brooklyn.

There was no, lighting at the Pelican's try outs"
on Thursday night Many Of the entries knew con-
siderable about boxing. Summary follows:
10 Pound Class Eighteenth bout, Frank Williams
h.at .'Gingsr' Ryan In three rounds. second bouL
lanes sullivan beat Dave Fox In three rounds; third
Sout Kid Hess beat Young Brown
Clas-kid Butch knocked Harry Eng.
land out In one round
10 Pound ClasS-Ftrst bout. Dusty Morris beat
xoung Grifo In three rounds: s.cond bout. young
SulIiyan and Jack Walsh fought q three round draw.
i,5 Pound Class Eddie Connors and Eddie
Hue sted fought a three roindIdtaw
IS0.Pound Class-Scheduled for sig rounds-Kid
iIo. Pound Cass--Jery Murphy and Pete Plunkrt,
fought A three round draw
I'd Round Bout Harry Mason Of New York and
Jack Bruce Of Brooklyn. They met al catch weights.
The result wass draw.
day resulted IN interesting sport Summary:
100 Pound Class-First bout George Kelly beat
Ceo,Ge DIXON In three rounds; second bout. Kid
Moran mai Young Nevins in nye rounds
4 Pound Class Young Clark fought Arthur
walters q three-round draw,
"iis.Pound CiAss-Kd camarba BEAT Eddie Smith
"iisPound Class Young Du'ehy" bes, Bill
i,,s. Pound Cisss-"Kld' Sposge beat Young shar.
Key In three rounds
I.s-Pound ClssstBil Jackson fought Tom wal
"ss 40 Rmnnd bout joe Sheppard Of New York
ard Alrcx O'HanIon Of Brooklyn. They weighed
10 pounds. Both lads we're clever. and In the M
t,,nih round Sheppard Was knocked out.
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Odds and Ends Of Sports.

LEwIspuRG. June s-The athletic meet between
Bucknell Cbiyessity and Carlisle Indians 10 day re
suited In q tie. each side scoring 50 points. TIL
yarious events were very exciting, neither side TAX In z
n,,t and second place In any one contest. The local
records In the halt. mile run. two-mlle run ard pole
vault were broken.
NEWARK. june a-Business matters pertaining
Il, the Decoration Day regatta OF the passaic River
Amateur Rowing Association were disposed OF at a
meeting 10 might After the club assessments are re-.
turned about $50 will remain on hand. This sum
will be contributed to bearng part Of the expense Of
The national chs npionshlps which are to be held a,
New York next month.
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OTHER CANES

Harrisburg al Scranton, Reading al "hkeS Barr.
Allentown al lmira.
OTHER
Prin ceton IS Yale At Princeton.
Harvard vs. University OF Pennsylvania al Cam
Fosidh.m vs. Trinity College q, rordham.
Cornell Va All Inrrschola'tic, al Ithaca.
Brown vs. Holy Cross, al Providence.
Pennsylvania Stale College vs. Bueknell. 81 State
Philips Andoy.r vs. Exeter, at ;Andover.
wesleyan Us, Williams At Nlddletown.
Lehigh Va LAfay ette. at South Bethlehem
Pennsylvania Railroad y. N. c. A. VS. Cfsinus
er.seca, 4. G. Va coiieg. Of City Of New York. a,
Bates ". Colby a, " atervine.
Orange A. {. vs. Manhattan College, al Orange
ST "Ann'sA 4 Jrs '. columsts. at Harlem
Montclalr A. c. ~ Morristown 7. C., at Montclair.
RichmondsvS rornados. al West Brighton
Stonebndge Glass Works VS. Cuban Giants, a,
sfooRiyn A. c. vs. Han.neecks. a, Albany
Knickerooeker A. {. " Engls~ood = C.. at
EEnrlewood =. c. second team Va Nyaek F. C, at
Ratherford A. c. vs. Long Island A. C, a, Ru,her.
"iiiu. Falls A. c. vs.. Verona, al Lizzie Fsils
RahwayY !. n. C. A. Vs. East Side y. NJ C A.. al
Ntws5wn Hish School vs. Long Island City High
School a, Long Island City
s. SSSt, ~ v a as Sslds ssh0'' '0eA'"' h'sn
'f Richmond Hi high School vs. Jamaica High
SCHOOL. Al flClmONu mn
Columbian Club rs. KnickerbOeker p. c., q, Pros
pIdIss,Id, vs.. Madlsons. a, Harlem.
Brooklyn Boys High school vs. ST. Paul', at
s,tts Academy vs. Yale scrub team. at Stamford.
Carsrivs murray h,i!s a. Ssr.r.' Dali,
Nationals vs.. R~rsolutes. at Prospect Park.
cfsnford a. C. Va Prudential a. G. al Crawford
hollywood Inn VS.. Brooklyn T. C.. at YonkerS
HacksnsacS wheelmen vs. West End A C.. a.
Va.kepsArk
Kippo A, {. VS.. Earle A. G. a. Fla,eush-
EN- ri res vs. Bedfords. al East New York.
ozone PARK W. Cenrals al Ozone Park.
Pratt institute HIGH School vs. Erasmus Hail High
'.JI jersey C ely High School vs. Hooos.n High School.
horSieh 4. C. vs. Utica 4. G.. a. Prospec, Park.
Amphlonsvs. Ferns. al Harlem
Colgate VS., Union. at Hamilton
City island A. {. vs. Harlem Catholic Club. at City
Westneid vs.. Msuier A.. C. al westneld.
prudential vs. Metropolitan, at Newark.
Union 4. c vs. Phi Alpha kappas a, canIas
men. NsH Ss f,d sTty'f b. ysTRsny a. sP fos fs Depart
Mcni, &C vs. Columbia C Of Jersey City. at
ResclGss vs. iionsides. a, Staten Island
Tarrytown VS.. Crescent' Of White Plains. a. North
Morse 4 Brothers A. A. Va A. J. Baks 4 Co, al
TniSed STATE. Military Cadets W Seventh Regi-
Bnahtons vs. We.,xoOd r. C.. at we,,vood
Pacne a {. vs. ss,lly,, at Jersey Ci,y.
Morris Wheelnen vs. Columbia D. b. c.. at Crotons
Park
Ironyne p. p c " Linden A. c.. ai Lindsn.
Yonkep Y. N. {. A. vs. Mattea van State Hospital,
at Malteavan.
Long Island r. c. VS. Corona, at Corona.
charles Schoolhause 4 sons vs. William Openhym
4 Sons, at Prospect Park.
Morris PiainsVs Suburbans, at Norris Plains
williamsburg 4. A. vs.. Brightons, at williams
burE
Riv,rvieu vs. Tufts. a, Poughkeepsie
Marines vs. Woodbridge. az Perth Amboy.
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Al ChtcaRO,

CHICAGO, June g. Hawthorne's nrst meeting
closed ~ day There have been eleven days fac.as
and most Of the time the track has been heavy 50 that
many Of the good horses around Chicago did not 90
to the post. The sport. however, has been fairly good
and the reversAls Of form less frequent than me
change In track condition mig nt warrant the public 70
expect The feature Of to-day's racing was the hav-
tnotne Stake. value 81, 500 for Two year olds. j. W.
Schorr's 6lt Silverdale won. Miss Bennett started.
but she could do no better than third The long shot.
inylc,us, ran second and would probably have won II
Burns had been on his back.
First Race-Seven urlongs-Lod Mills. ITO ~.
Ross, . TO /, won, Old Nike. 1907 Rose, Q TO- 70.
second Maryland Reserve, 1907 Devinl. To /. third
Time. 1899
Second Race-Six furiones-Hand Press. ne ,T.
Burns. even. won: Draw Lad, los tCrowhurst, 70
:, second; Emirre, los &C. wilson, , TO /, third.
Third Raee-one mile-Barney T. 1903 IL. Miller,
to / won: Louisville. l05 w Kelley, 4 70 sec
ond. Thomas Carey. los Bergen. ! TO D. third.
Time. 1871.
Fourth Rac-Fiye furlongs -Slverdale, ll3 IT.
Burns; even. won. ~Invictus. los W Kelley. 80 70 !.
second. Miss Bennett il5 lCrowhurst. 7 pa third
Fifth Raoe-one mile and three lights Prince
BlaIss, II: tCaywoodi, 4 10 S. won. Iremmer. 10Y
~. Miller, Is to 5. second. Guess Me, loZ w.
Waldo. 20 to /. third. Time. 2SSa.
Sixth Race-Oue LET Elector, ll6. W VII
SON, to S won: Remember, io7 lDevtn, 10 10.
second. N.llocpls. W IT. knight. 8 to ! third Tine
lS0h.
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RESULTS on orHsR TRACKS.
Duke sf PsrtianAs Ia RscAs wias tAs Maa-
chester Cup.
Special CaNs DsspateA to THE sun.

Spseial Cons Dsspdteh to THE SUN.
LONDON. June e-The race for the Manchester
Cur Of Z. 500 sovereisns. 200 sovereigns In plate.
the rest in specie. one mile and three quarters.
was run at the Manchester meeting to-day. 1t
was won by the Dukso Of Portland's La Roche.
Mr.. J. C.. Dyer's Joe Chamberlain was second
and Mr.. divers Charina third. Twelve horses
started. The betting was ! to 1 against La
Roche. 3 to / gains Joe Chamberlain and 10 to
1 against Charina.
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The Parts Chess Tournament.

SVyEFUs CUFV FP1F FFFTs 'NF'
PARIS, June s.-The results OF the twelfth
round OF the international chess tournament
played this afternoon and evening are ap-
pended: 1asker beat janovski. Showalter and
Marshall adjourned their gam in an even
position, Burn beat Older. Mason and Rosen
drew. Tschigorin beat Mortimer. Maroczy and
schlechter drew. Brody beat Sterling. Pillsbury
beat Marco and Mieses had a bye.