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New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
EPSON LAD WINS ECLIPSE,
MR.. KEENE'S ENTRY RUNS THIRD. BUT
ACTS BADLY AT THE POST.

London. July 19-At the first day of the San
down Park second meeting to-day, Lord Rose
bery's four -year-old brown colt Epson Lao, by
Ladas out Of Disorder, won the fourteenth re-
newal of the Eclipse Stakes of lo,ooo soVer-
eigns the owner of the second horse 10 receive
200 soverefgns. and of the third horse 100 SOW
ereigns and the nominator of the winner 800
sovereigns. out Of the stakes; for three and four
year oIds distance. about one mile and
quarter Sir r. Walde Grifith's three-year-
old bay colt Ian q. II. MARTINI, by st. Serf
out of Berengaria, second, while j. H.
Keenes -year-old bay colt Disguise II
(TIenry) by Domino. out Of Bonnie Gal, was
third. Thirteen
Seldom has such a desperate finish been seen
as that for the Eclipse Stakes, when blanket
would have covered the first four horses.
The start was delayed through a display Of
temper on the part of Diamond Jubilee (owned
by the King and leased to the Duke of
Devonshire) and ]. r. Keene's Disguise H.
Except for this, Mr. Keene's horse would in all
probability, have won the race.
After they got away First Fruit led for the
first quarter mile, when EPSON Lad took up the
running quarter of mile further on Dis
guise III assumed the lead. and from this point
there occurred one of the finest races ever seen
Close to home Epson Lad accompanied by lan
came again. and the South American Jockey
Gomez riding splendidly to the finish just man
aged to land Epson Lad by a head. The same
distance separated the second and third horses
and Diamond Jubilee a close fourth.
Lord Carnarvons chestnut gelding Frank
Ash (Maher) won the Ditton Selling Plate of
700 sovereigns. for two year -olds five furlongs
w G Whltneys Shbboieth fflly L. Reif)
bred in the United States, the twenty
sixth renewal of the Great Kingston two-year-
old race, of 900 sovereigns; five furlongs.
j. X keene's Virginia Earle (Henry) won the
| longs
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
SPpgogRgIs SPoRIs
3p0R1sF'fN'
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RACING--BrigIton Beach Racing Associatlon' brigh,o
Beach, 2;30 p m.
GoIF-cIub handicap seabright Club handicap: Deal
boeey handicap, Ardsley; team match with Apa-
wants Engevood mems handicap Baysweter mem,
handicap Morris County: qualifying round
can third competition, Oakland; bogey handicap.
Hill: bogey handicap, Van Cortianot: manor
cap. Ridge: match. with tackensach'
Flushing; Club championship. Newark Atnletlc CInp:
Burn: members handicap. Crescent Athletic Club;
club handicap. Montclair.
yACHTTNG.-Iarchnont Yacht Club week. open
Dover regatta English Channel thlrd anluai
regatta Yacht Club; open regatta Bays-
water Yacht Club series for Centre ISL
Cup. Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Cluo; handi-
cap races Quincy Yacht Club
TENNIS.-Open tournament, Asbury Park; New-lo
state cha mpionships Buffalo; Massachusetts State
CHAMPIONSHIPS Magnolia Beach; Tri-State champion
ships. Cincinnati.
RIFLE sHooTING.-National tournament San Fran
rife revolver. Bisley, England
SHOOTING-Grand American handicaps. targets Inter
state Park. Long Island.
TROTTING-At Elkwood Park. ". j.
CANoEING.-Club regatta. westhampton Canoe Club.
CYcILNG-Races at Manhattan Beach.
DISQUALIFICATION agt Chicago. Chicago; Brooklyn
Pittsburg. Pittsburg.
ROwING.-National regatta, oarsmen. Schuyi-
kill River Philadelphia.
POLO.-Tournament Cedarhurst, 4:5o p m
CRICKET.-Knickerbocker Athletic Club Philadel-
phia. Bergen Point. II a. Nelson Lodge agt- Man
haitian. Prospect Park: Manhattan agt. Paterson
Team B. Prospect Park; Kings County agt Essex
County, Prospect Park Brooklyn Paterson A.
DRIVING Carnival of sports. Elkwood Park Long
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
THE TRI-sTATE TOURNAMENT

Cincinnati, July l9.-Mss Nina Closterman of
cincinnati In the tr-State tennis tournament to-
day defeated Miss Marian Jones' of Nevada I'm the
semi-hnais in the womens singles i'm two straight
sets by scores of 1-5 and Co. Miss Jones formerly
held the championship. Miss Closterman virtuaIIv
exhausted her opponent and played a back court
game throughout. Both players were cool and COL
iected during the contests which were witnessed
oy several Thousand people and at the conclusion
MISS Closterman was the recipient of great ova-
tion. BY her victory Miss Closterman will ,,a,.
MISS Atkinson of Brooklyn. tomorrow In the finaI
for the women's singles. ''
In the nnais for women's doubles Misses Jonas
and Atkinson defeated Misses Wiltshire and Clos
terman In set or the hercest games eyer pIavaa
on local courts and scored So. 10. s-s. 81 and
productive of some remarkable playing ~ was
In the semt-fnals for mems doubles Iittla ,,s
81 g. ~
In the finals for mems doubles Little and A,av
ander defeated Collins and Waidner. 6-4 ga c a
In the women's singles, semi-ilnas. Miss Atkinson
6-4 6-l "Naso'
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20

Pittsburg July 10 (Special).-The Brooklyn cham
pions met the home team to-day in the third game
of the present series. and defeated them by the
score of 5 TO T. This Is the third straight defeat
that Pittsburg team has received this week at
the hands of the Brooklyn aggregation. The visit
ors were treated with music before the game and
between the innings. but the music did not help
the home team any.
The weather clerk furnished a good day for the
sport and many Pittsburgers the leaders go
down TO defeat. While In practice Donovan did
such good work he selected to do the pitching
for the visitors. Poole the card for the
home team. The game until the last
out. In the ninth inning. after thinner
out Leach sent in to bat for Poole. and hit
the ball for bases Leach scored on
Clark's single. Beaumont flied to Keeer and Clark
caught at second base. ending the contest
The game opened up In favor of the home team,
who scored in the first inning Clark's double.
Davis's single and long fly to Keeer The second
the inning for the visitors. they scored four
runs. Dahlen the first up. received base on
balls; McCreery struck out, Irwin hit the ball for
two bases and put Dahlen on third Farrell hit to
the pitcher. and Poole held the ball long enough
for Dahlen to get back to third base and make
Farrell safe at first filling the bases. Donovan hit
the ball to right field for two bases and Dahlen and
Irwin both scored. Kelley singled TO centre and
Farrell scored on the throw in TO catch him at
the plate. Kelley got to second base on <eeler $
long fly to Davis and Donovan scored. Sheckard
ended the inning by fouling
The home team added another run to their credit
in the fourth inning singles by Wagner and
Bransfield. Wagner to third base and scored
Poole both pasted long hits TO McCreery, who got
them both. The visitors made their last of the
game in the NTH inning, on keelers bunt, Daly $
base on balls, Dahen's hit to Bransfeld and Ely 5
error. The score:
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20

the stewards IN his defence and lodged d
the stewards after an investigation learned that
Bon Mot had bumped Essene; thereby knocking King
the geiding across the path of Five Nations Little
Olandt, an apprentice who riding for the first
time will not ride gain for some time, ana smith
was warned to exercise more care Bon Mot threw threw
Olandt at the post and cantered furiong berore
Star of the west beat schwalbe a length after a
e%1s in ds pa tn to fhs Bnrns n clever de JOCKEY
TO have recovered the form which ne ost az az
She was in the lead for half a mile ana theii
Fohsoiee. capitaiy ridden by little wkerson.
who so badly hurt at Aqueduct ran an seeond IN IN
place Himself, ridden by stable boy went i, our our
If the race were five furong dash and nd IN the fe
nothing three-quarters of mile, and Ethics the
length and a half. Magnificent who ran away two
miles the other day was last ALL al the e. way Ebi a Was
d s2oo above his G entered selling PriHe wTeT OF FOR for
the usual S. bid
THE SUMMARIES.
FIRST RA'D-'''''-'''' selling ''''''N s. Betting Fl
M91,ss Rss RsssaBs s Sail chas hi hats le II
MsTat5sn Ms5tl, ,d5 tsarHs isnaT IL IL 81
6ediaa IN sa35 1Ss iSs TfnnsP i %%$
Bouneou lO2 Csac 5 to and . to ran ane Start Ahn faF
nTiTans I:fsss by a ie0s'H' place same H"'' . '
SECOND RAcB-For hlles and years old and
over mile and 20 yards c,, n
a Prince Il NGTT1s 5ames-shing 81 Ching -
4ss Nay ,x,,ss w; lss iai js@i;s 81 E
Cochran to 10 and S out qso is1stbs Tan Tme Sfaet
ffaaa f:4ss. DRIVING 0y d "''N p'''' -''
THIRD RACR-H Handicap for year-olds: 6# furiongs'
l. o, Applebys b c. Highlander by ien g, a,
Es E:ssss :I5%l5n} 5696%' 80 81 81
Nations 2O shaw TO and to 9. o. homDsoD; GsTT15 1
100 80 L Ieander 90 sheedy) 2c9 & to ano 10
/: Rightaway iO7 CBurns to and to 2 and 9 Bon
Mot IS ooand 20 to fnd Saee io ridden out by
lengths. Time. 1o7%.
over mile and a furlong -
C F1eischmanns Sons b. c. Blues. by Sir . q ,o
Dixon-Ronnie Blue 3. 1O6.. (shawl p 30
watercure. L. lli.-...-..-.-.---- -uAhdry j -
% a%4 10 to to d and m l. as Is
to i and to King Bramble ss cMichaels' Is to !
Iatson SIS CThompson). 20 10 and TO !. also ran
start good Driving by neck; place same by lengths
FIFTH RACE-For maiden 2yearold hllies and geldngs;
G. H. whitneys b. f. star of the West.
by Montana-Isis. 1o7.-.--... Iq2l I3qrns2l - 3[3
fehSafDe f6pfe 10! 4o5 Mseae, RSS%} 6-1 !!
olenka Garrgan) 100 to and 80 TO L L. Bella ,1 ioI
q t and g to 20 Past Pns u o7 70 aT5 TO and to i
IIeschen 1O7 tSmith), / and to l. Merry Hours.
1S ocb4sn P to 100 and TO P6 aa l. 80 keynote io7 sms
10 and to L Rossair. lo7 Landry 40 to ! and
l. ais: start bad Driving by length; place
SIXTH RACE-Selling; for 3year-olds and over; mile
c F. DIVERS b. Ethics. by ChaEaxus ~,
EEaf1i's Eoi@i !. los S' shaw al s5
and 10 to a L MaFpiaee2 IN m Ii1 4SGae Nc to
10 to and to sr, snd nod iG 6y length and
a half place driving by . Ienths Time l:47
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
HARNESS RACING.
FAST HEATS AT DETROIT-NEW RICH
MOND'S SPECTACULAR FINISH
IN THE 227 PACE

Detroit July 19.-With fine track, good weather
and scarcely any wind to hinder the trotters and
PAGERS. the closing day of the Detroit Driving
Clubs meet at Crosse Pointe was uneventfuI
The first the card the Consolation
Chamber of Commerce Stakes of $1,000. two In
vorite's from the start, and Stanton Wilkes,
a chestnut stallion, the winner all the way in
the first and third heats. He lost the second heat
to ]. C. by bad break at the three-quarter mile
pole.
New Richmond, who the 221 class pace,
created a ripple of enthusiasm by a spectacular
finish in the second heat. Carnot was leading
until the three-quarter post. when the gray stall
lion made spurt, and led the bunch under the
wire in 2:11 fiat.
Harold H.. the favorite the 211 class pace
In straight heats, although Martha Marshall and
Pussy Willow gave him warm tussle.
The Consolation Merchants and Manufacturers
Stake for 22t class trotters won by Belle Kuser
after Porto Rico and Poindexter had each taken
heat. Porto Rico, who favorite, started off In
the lead In the last heat. with Belle Kuser second.
At the three-quarter post she passed him, and was
easy winner In 2:12A.
The fifth race. the PIP class trot, battle of
Onward blood between Cornelia Belle. a bay mare
by Onward. and Phoebe Onward by the same sire.
nela Belle. Phoebe got the pole from Cornelia Belle
In the second and held it to the half. when Cor
nela again took the lead and won handily The
summaries
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
LAWN TENNIS.
MAGNOLIA FINALS WILL BE PLAYED To-
DAY-YESTERDAY's MATCHES

Magnolia Mass. June 10 CSpeciaD.-The finals in
both singles and doubles played here this
afternoon in the Magnolia open lawn tennis tour
nament The semi-fna of singles furnished an
exciting match between J. p Paret. of New-York.
and r. c. Seaver of Harvard. The match
much closer than the scores indicate. but Paret's
steadiness SnalIv carried the day. c. l.. Childs.
of Yale beat both \. s Pier and w. S, Warland.
OF Harvard, and he will Paret In the finals
tomorrow. In the doubles ChIlds. Of Yale and
Ralph McKittrick. OF Harvard will meet Paret
and Ralph Hickox. both of New York. I'm the finals
tomorrow. The days summary follows:
Championship singles 0hird rouniD-C L. Chnds beat
A. pier. 3. 80. "a
Semi final round. 7 Psret beat r. c. Seaver 6-3
6-3: c. /. Chnds beat W. ;. Wsrland Go 6-2
Championship doubles tsecond roVnd Paret and Hckox
beat Reggie and Means. 6-4. S-6
semi -hnaI round-Paret and Hlckox Moore and
Sargent. Ga 6-I Chlds McKttrick beat Whitman
and Penharow. Ct 63.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.

The cricket match scheduled TO be played to-ua'
at Bergen Point between the KnickerbocSer Az.
Ietic Club and Philadelphia has been canceHsu ~
the Philadelphians. The Knickerbockers nave
ranged a game with the Chadwick Cluo ihs'Va
An unusually long list of championship mate"Is
has been arranged for to-day At Prospect PalA
Nelson Lodge and Manhattan will have ~
first meeting in the league series. WINE 49,
Brooklyn Cricket Club will visit MonteaT -
Its championship match with the MontciaE - A.,
letic Club. In the series of the New-1erA '~,v
Association Kings County will play Essex ~ Nav
AT Prospect Park: Paterson Team \ VII WI, a
Brooklyn Team at Paterson; Mah1a. l5 and
viii play Paterson Team at Prospect ~ y. .s,r,e
Nearny will play Newark at kearny. ohe PARK
VIII be played In the series of the trosPecss, are
Cricket Association; the West Indians, VIZ WI ,Iay
leaders for the troDhy Of this se-ies. W.
brooklyn Team G. In addition TO these saHies me
Livingston Field Club will play team OF olsrni nd
steamship Oceanic at Staten Island. and the 49, Jss
elevenS OF the Essex County and Nelson h'
clubs viii meet at Newark.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
GOLF.
PAY roR VAN CoRTLANDT LOCKERS

The complaint made TO Commissioner Moebus o.
the Bronx Park Department that the lockers II
the golf and skaters clubhouse in Van Cort-
landt Park were being charged for at the rate OF
50 a year is under investigation by the Comms-
sioner and his secretary. The new house was oui,
for golfers In summer and skaters in winter. ana
246 lockers were put in it, The restaurant privr
lege was given to John T O'COnneI who had ms
same privilege in the old house. and who bull.
lockers in that and rented them. Mr. Ackerr,ah
Mr. Moebuss secretary. said he did not oehe,s
that any lockers in the new clubhouse had been &.
out by O'ConneH. though he also said he thouss.s
OCOnnell might have believed the privilege OF r.
ting them went with the restaurant privilege M..
Ackerman added that IL any lockers had been rem,
ed for money the money would have to be reiunuss
ed the lockers were free to the nrSt cone-S
and any might apply.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
LARCHMONT, MANARONECK. HARRISON,
Rye, RichheId Springs. sharon Springs and
the unique attractions of each, fully set forth
in THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE TOMORROW.
TUXEDO'S TOURNAMENT.
INTERESTING MIXED DOUBLES WITH Sill
YER CUPS AS PRIZES.

INTERESTING MIXED DOUBLES WITH Sill
YER CUPS AS PRIZES.
Tuxedo Park. n. Y. July 1s (SpeciaD.-A very
interesting mixed double tennis tournament has
been in progress throughout the week at the
Tuxedo Club courts. To-day the semi-hnals were
played. The first prizes two silver cups pre-
sented by Mrs. Henry W. Poor. The prize for the
consolation is a diamond pin. presented by Mrs r.
Fulton Cutting. Among those who Witnessed the
finals to-day We're Mr.. and Mrs. Henry W Poor,
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Lord. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Taylor Pyne, W. Breese Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
w. MunrOe, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Price. Phfhp Allen
and NJ. l.. Delaheld.
Following are the scores:
Mixed doubles tnrst round)-Miss Mortimer and H Pe
beat Miss /. Page and W. Robbins. &c. 6i: Miss H.
Cutting T. Pyne Miss Hartman and b. Cruger,
Ga. Ga. Miss y. Knowlton and H. Snow beat Miss l.
Cutting beat Miss Cruger and T. Lord Ct 62. Miss l..
Page and \. Armstrong beat Miss l. Tford and &. Pe,
81. 90; Miss Il Kane and c. Lortliard beat Miss L.
Nnowlton and G. Hull e. t-2; Miss Gibson and p
Ioriiarl beat Miss Snow and L. Preston. S. 64; Miss
Poor and Ia HUH beat Miss Kountze and r. Livingston,
Seui-nnaI rounG-Mss IL. Cutting T. Pyne beat
Miss Mortimer and II. Peli 63. 3-B Ga: Miss
r Cutting L. shaw So
Kane and c. IOrllaTd al e.. Miss Gibson and H.
lorillard beat Miss Poor and L. Hull. 6-i. 6-2.
Final round-Miss L. Page and A. Armstrong beat Miss
ID. Kane and F. Cutting. C. 3-6. e.
Consolation preliminary round-Mss l. Knowlton and
G. Hun beat Miss G. Hartman and Cruger g.. Sc.
First Tound-Miss MiIlet and l.. Pyne beat Miss L.
Knowltoh and G. Hun % ia G 2. Miss V Cr,ger
and c. Lord beat Miss l.. Cutting 7 by de-
fault; Miss L. Tlford and c. PeI beat Miss l. Page and
beat Miss y, Snow and l.. Preston. 6-2 6-1
Semi final round-Miss Miet and +. Pyue beat Miss
v Cruger and {. Lord. 6-2. Sc. 60; Miss Kountze
and r. Livingston beat Miss l. Tnford and g Per. IS
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
TRACK RECORD BROKEN AT CONCORD.
YEAR-OLD TAKES 22l PACE.

Concord, N H., July 1.-THE midsummer race
meeting of the Concord Driving Club ended this
afternoon with sport. Although but two
horses came the wire in the 2:09 pace, the man
agement of the rewarded by the lower
ing of the track record Terrlll s. and r. f. Knott
were the contending horses and the only question
was how fast the latter could make the former
60 In the second heat the time 2:1lA, half a
second faster than the previous track record. held
by Barney 2:oS-
prolonged to eight heats the fourth heat being
clared dead as the judges caught Nmrod, Blanche
and Amber Sphinx under the wire together Amber
Sphinx the freshest of the lot. and finally won.
Ss~s Is 2 four-year-old Michigan mare. by Sphinx,
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
NEw-YoRK STATE TOURNAMENT

Buffalo. July l9-Hodge and Smither of this city
won the New-York State championship in doubles
In to-day's games of the tournament held on the
courts of the Buffalo Tennis Club. Jenney of Svra
cuse and Smither. of Buffalo, will battle To-
afternoon for first prize in the handicap series sum
maries ' SUM
Doubles thrst roundl-Iodge and Smther hea, Isn,av
and Randall. T-5. 4-G, G-3 Final roun5Nyicls NJ
2-6 '9'''' - -
(half 3ol, 81. e. - ''Aie"S
Consolation round-Moore beat Wagner by default
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
BOYTNG.
MCCOY MAY MEET HART

1t is said that kid" Mccoy and Marvin Hart
the undefeated middleweight of Louisville will in
all proba bility be matched In few days TO meet
before the Southern Athletic Club of Louisville
w. b. Foster, matchmaker for the club IL in this
city. Tom O'Rourke McCoy's manager said
that he had talk with Foster. and that McCov
is willing to meet Hart, provided Hart would sign
articles for the contest at once and post a forfeit
The club has named August % the date for The
bout, -
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
CINCINNATI, G: PHILADELPHIA. 2.

Cincinnati. July 1e.-The locals made long hits at
the right time and easily from Philadelphia
Hahn at his best with on bases After
Bectley had tripled In the fifth Crawford made the
longest hit ever made on the local grounds White
lasted but two innings Attendance. 1900. Score:
r. II. r.
Cincinnati ..........1 x-6 II
philadelphia .........O % II 2
Batteries-Hahn and Bergen; White. Duggeby and
Jacl
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20

LONG ISLAND RESORTS. -
most attractive page devoted 7" -
Island md Its delightful vnriet, OF -
Tor summer sOjOurners. Popular e..,.e
ana prominent people who are ,s0np
them, i'm THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE Ao-"
ROW. =
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
WONDERFUL RIDE BY GOMEZ

London. July 19.-J. H Martin said tonight:
While INV failure to win the Eclipse Stakes is
source of great disappointment to me. / must ad-
NIT that Gomez rode the wonderful race I
ever witnessed. About half mile from home his
saddle slipped. but he took the weights from the
SADDLE and held them In his hand across the back
OF his horse until the finish. winning splendidIy by
a head. -
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
THE RECORDS.
NATIONAI. LEA CITE
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.

New-Yorl VS. Chicago at Chicago Brooklyn Pitts
burg. at Pttsburg: Philadelphia VS.. Cincinnati at
Cincinnati: Boston 81. Louis at ~. Louis
Knickerbocker Athletic Club Orange Athletic Cub
Orange oval; New-York Athletic Club VS. Crescent
Athletic Club. Bay Ridge; Montclair Field Cluo
VS. Englewood Field Club, a Engewood
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
CRICKET.

BRITISH TEAM COMING HERE IN FALL
London. July 2O.-B. ]. T. BOsanquet has deeiuss
10 take a British cricket eleven TO the Uhi'ee
States for a short tour in the comins au'u'~
The players have not yet been selected.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
ST. LOUIS. 8: BOSTON 1

st. Louis. July l9.-St. Louis enjoyed batting
matinee and hit everything Plttinger over,
while Powell invincibe. Waace's error on
Dineen's grounder in the ninth saved Boston a
shut out. Attendance, 1900 Score:
r. II
st. Louis. ....--......0 o S o 3 Ks i3 2
Boston ..............0 II o
Batteries-Powen and Ryan; Pittnger and Kittridge
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20

PACING-2:O9 CLASS. PURSE $500.
Terrin s, ch. by Strathmore. dam Efie. by
Ajax Uasele). 1 l /
f. f. Knott. b. 2
Tme-2:121k, 2:11h, 2:l21a.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
EASTERN LEAGrE.
MOUNTAIN HREEZES.

AT Toronto--Toronto. 70: Montreal. ..
At Hartford-Hartford. 3; .Syracuse 2
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
MATHEWSON HIT HARD
TAILENDERs' PERFECT FIELDING RESULTS
IN A DEFEAT FOR NEw-YORK

Chicago. July BIN a perfect fielding game Chi
cago again downed New-York to-day. Mathewson
hit hard from the start. especially $ with
men bases Taylor also batted freely. but
kept the hits we'll scattered. except in the final
inning. when he found for two singles and "A
double. Attendance. 700 Score
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
SALMON FISHING.

A very interesting article from Puget
Sound. giving the salmon in~
dustry. Points about fishing which you have
not thought of. I'm THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
TOMORROW.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
callahan TO FIGHT M,CIEIIAND

Tim Callahan, the Philadelphia featherwc,ebt
has been matched to box Jack McCleiland before
tom" O'Rourle's club in Bridgeport Conn on
August 3. The men Will meet at l2i pounds " -
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20

"PUSH" LARRIkINISM.
Regular hands of reprobntes m New south
Wales similar to the SiciIian Malta. SEE
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE TOMORROW.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT MILWAUKEE,.

AT MILWAUKEE,
Pih5h Phiiadeiphia '......:.oS ......o o
AT DETROIT
Washington .........0 O-3 7 2
Detroit ..............1 x-7 l3 o
AT CLEV VEsI.AND.
Cleveland ........1 o 1-2 3 3
Boston ............0 o O-i 5 2
AT CHICAGO
Chicago .............O "a o
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20

The never firing views md delightful re-
cesses of the CatsIsiIIs. The hotels md the
people who are there. In THE SUNDAY TRIB-
INE TO-MOHROW.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
c1.Ass-PuRsE. So 600.
rnorr1NG-21o c1.Ass. PrRsE s1.soo.
BIG ATTENDANCE AT TROY RACES.
WIN IN ALL THE EVENTS
CUTE's FAST MILE.

Troy n Y July 19.-Three races were finished
here to-day al the meeting under the auspices OF
the Park Club There was large attendance, and
the events were close and interesting. Cute. the
guideless wonder, made a mile In 2I2@4. The Ia
vorites won in each Of the events. Summary:
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20

FREE HOMES IN THE WEST.
The wild crowd that has aocL~a ,r.o
kfowa and Comnnche Indian land. SCC
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE TOMORROW
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20

Left ses-6'hcago. 8: New-York. 6 Two base
hits-Chance. ChiIds Raymer HartseI Hickman Three
base hitChanee. Sacrifice hit-Chance. Stolen bases
Kahoe Van Haltren. Double plsy-Davls CAMEL and
Hickman. Struck out-By Taylor. 2; by Mathewson 3
Passed ball-Smith. First base bas-OR Taylor .
Umpre-Cunningham. Time. l:4O
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
RESULTS AT BTSLEY.

London, July 1s.-The Kolapore Cup in the R,s
ley shooting contest. was won by Great Britain
with total of 759.
The Colonial Prize, In connection with the Ko,,
pore Cup, was won by Canada, with a score ~ 7ea
The Colonial Prize consists of silver buple and
ESQ added by the National Rifle Association
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20

Earned runs-Pittsburg. ?; BROOKLYN / Two hits
Clarke. Leach. Irwin. Donovan. Three base hit-WAE
Stolen hases-Days. Keeler Double pays-Ey and
Bransfed. Ely. Rchev and Bransneld DAILY Kelley
First base halls-on Poole 2: on Donovan. Hit by
pitched bal-Keeler. Farrell Struck oB-By Poole ..
by Donovan. :. Time. so. Umpire-Emse