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 Plum wins time prize, 5:17:0. May M-Harvard. 34: Yale. 30; Princeton. z7, in triangular meet. Michigan, 36; Chicago, 25; Wisconsin, 19, in western June 4-Ard Patrick, 'Skeets' Martin up, wins English Derby at Epson. June b--Alexander Herd wins the British open golf championship at Hoylaks with a score of 307.
 June e-sceptre wins English Oaks. June F-Chicago defeats California, to 5. In dual athletic meet Grinneli. Iowa, wins interscholastic meet at June 12--Major Daingerfield wins Brook lyn Derby. n1Ooo at one and one-hah June l4-Gold Heels wins the Suburban head Bay. Pentecost Is second by half length Vencedor finishes first In Columbia Yacht Clubs race to Michigan City.
 with Lyme up, wins American Derby at Washington Park in 2:40 Is on slow track Stake worth $19,876 10 winner. Lucien Appleby second. Alad- din third. Cornell wins four mile varsity. two mile freshman and two mile four-oared racss at Poughkeepsie. June 2S-Ruhlin wins from Sharkey in eleven rounds. London. wins national tennis finals, defeating Miss Carrie B. Nicely of Chicago, S. and e-4, at Philadelphia June 30-Miss Marion Jones wins title of tennis champion. Miss Elizabeth Moore defaulting on account of illness. July 7-La Rita captures Lipton cup in | third race; Sprite second. July 15-Rhythmic, blind trotter. wins $0.0O0 M. and M. stakes at Detroit in straight heats. 2:I1 l-2, Eli 1-2 and 2:11 s-4 July 16-Baltimore club deserts Ameri- can League, A. Freedman buying stock. July ls-Louis N. James of Glen View pionship, defeating Byers. 1 up. to play. | in thirty-six hole finals. Flying Torpedo wins Wheeler handicap at Washington Park. one and one-quarter miles, beating Lucien Appleby by head. July N-Hermis, at l to 40. wins first race at Brighton Beach. | July 24-Wanderers of Chicago retain
 championship, of Northwestern Cricket
 July 2-Jeffries wins from Fitzsimmons in eight rounds in hard fight in San l Francisco.
 1 July 2s-washington makes seven hits | and ten runs off Callahan in one inning and wins from white sox n to 2. Collins | and Waidner win Western tennis cham pionship in doubles, defeating Alexander and Little title holders, S-l. % &a
 tennis championship in singles, defeating R. D. Little of Princeton, the title holder, 7-S. Ee .@S. $-s S-s; i! August 2-T. E. Smathers' Lord Derby, 1 Geers up, defeats T. w. Lawsons Boral- ma for $50.OOO stake at Hartford, Conn.,, | before crowd of 15,000. Hyphen wins Brighton Derby, one and one-quarter miles, by five lengths from Major Dain- | in Eastern doubles tennis championship, 4-6 T-6 6-2, e2.
 August S-John T. Brush sells out the | Cincinnati Club to George B. Cox, August Hermann and Julius and Max FIeisch- I mann. Trident wins the third and decid- ing race for the Seawanhaka cup at Lake St. Louis, Montreal.
 August u-Rhythmic wins the Bonner Memorial $10,O00 trot at Brighton Beach in l straight heats.
 August 16-Charley Ellison wins s2s,OOO by victory of his horse. Skillful, in Uni | ted States Hotel $10O0O stakes at Sara | toga-
 August 17-st. Louis and Brooklyn play eighteen innings to a tie, ! to 2, at St. Louis before crowd of $500. | August AR. F. and H. l.. Doherty
 win the American tennis championship in doubles at Newport, defeating Ward and Davis. u-9, 12-1o 6-4. l August G-W. A. Larned defends his title to the American tennis champion ship, defeating R. F. Doherty. 4-6, 6-2, 6-4, 8-6, in brilliant match.
 August 30-Savable, owned by John A. 900 Futurity at Sheepshead Bay by a head from Lord of the Vale. Dazzling was third. Winner quoted at 15 to l. Twenty-four horses in the field and twen- I at track. J. A. Drake, Weller, Ullman and others said to have won $400, 900 on race. Miss Bessie Anthony of Glen View wins the Western women's golf cham 1 pionship at Onwentsia for the third time, | defeating Mrs. w. A. Alexander, i up.
 September 1-McChesney Is sold to Dur | nell and Herz by P. Ryan for $17OO0. An zella wins $1OOOO Charter Oak stake for l trotters at Hartford. Best time, 2:O9 IA. l September 10-Miss Myrtle McAteer re- tains the Western tennis championship ti- tle defeating Miss Nicely S-6, 4-6 60. | September 12-ChandIer Egan wins the | Western amateur golf championship at Wheaton, defeating Walter E. Egan in l the finals in thirty-seven holes. Major | Daingerfeld wins the s25.000 annual cham | pion stakes. two and one-quarter miles, | by a head from Zoroaster at Sheepshead Bay.
 September 17-willie Anderson wins the Western open golf championship with l score of 299 for seventy-two holes at the Euclid Club, Cleveland. September D-Callahan keeps Detroit hitless and runless in the first game of | double header. a record for the American | League. Score, to 0.
 September S-Dan Patch (McHenry) equals record of Star Pointer. 1:S9 IA. at | Readville, Mass
 Sept Philadelphia clinches hold on l the American League pennant by two vic- | tories over Baltimore.
 Sept 29-Little Haste wins the third race ord championship of 4-footers from La Rita.
 Uct. Miss Genev eve Hecler wins na- tiona golf champia 1ship at Brookline, Mass, defeating Miss Louisa A. Wells up, to play.
 | Oct. 11-Lawrence Auchterlonie of Glen View wins the national open golf cham pionship at Garden City with a score | of 307 for seventy-two holes. | Oct. 15-McChesney defeats Sombrero in special match race at Worth by length, pulled up.
 Oct. 16-New York Yacht Club accepts Lipton's challence for third cup race, | Oct. 1S-Nebraska defeats Minnesota GO at Minneapolis.
 Oct. 22-Harvard team wins intercolle- | giate golf championship. due to good play of Egan boys of Chicago. 1 Oct. 25-H. Chandler Egan wins the in- | tercollegtate championship, defeating H. B. Mcfarland of Pennsylvania uD,
 Nov. S-Mlohigan. 1OS; Iowa, 0. at Am
 Nov. 11-J. T. Bush elected President of New York Club of National League. A. | Freedman resigning.
 Nov. 17-W. H. Leginger of Milwaukee | Is elected President of the Amateur Ath7 letic Union at the annual meeting in New York.
 Nov. 22-Yale, B; Harvard, 0. at New | Haven
 Nov. 2S-Keel of new defender is cast at Herreschod's plant Bristol, R. l. | Nov. N-AIchlgan wins the football championship of the West by defeating Minnesota $ to 6 at Ann Arbor. l Dec. 6-Hyde Park football .eam cruSheS