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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-06
THE RECORDS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGLE


Philadelphia, July Its n sad story, but true.
The Giants that have been making the players or
every team that they have met IN the last three
weeks look like lot schoolboys. went down to de-
feat at the hands of the Philadelphia tail enders
here to-day. TO :. And what makes the tale
sadder is that If the Giants won tho contest
they would have broken the record OF continuous
victories. There IS ono consolation. however. and
that IS they have tied the record OF eighteen
straight victories. Not even McGinnty could stem
the tide of defeat. although he had solid lead Of
three runs TO one IN the fourth inning.
The Quakers awoke In tho sixth and tied the
score with three runs. Thomas in this inning got
first on McCormick's error Gleason made a three
base hit. scoring Thomas. Lush was thrown out at
first. and Gleason tailed the play Doyle flied
and Doom followed with n two base hit, and then
MCGEE singled, scoring Doom. T single, stolen
base and double gave the homo men more run
IN the seventh.
In the ninth tho Giants tied the score Gilbert and
Warner got their base by being hit by pitched
balls. and the former crossed the plate McCor-
mick's two base hit. Taylor pitched for McGn-
nifty in this inning With two out in tho tenth
Dooin. who got MS base a bUnt came home on
Halls single. The score
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$. zoo n. at Sc 50; i2s B1ralo

DO So 20 BUCKS zoo n. at Sc 50; i2s B1:ao
cuil sheep, 70 70. at 81.
Tobin < shannon: pa kentucky lambs. IS -. IS
u, 81 IS Is; II Stats DO. IS ID, ~
Buffalo sheep. 50 30; 10 Stats do 10 10
% do. log d at So 30; ID PersylvA1
do us 70, So so
Crockett & Co.: 23l Kentucky tanoA. 90 70. a. 81
Kentucky sheep. los n. at 81
Mcpherson & Co: 2s0 Virginia lambs. 90 10 az So
HOGS-Receipts for three days. IS L.S0I
including 15O head for the market OF
sold yesterday advance OF 1Sc
weeks closing prices Coed State hogs brought SIS %
100 70 but with hogs selling IN Buffalo to-day IS
pigs likely that pFces here would have
reached So had prime hogs been sale Country
nOmi1aIy firm ct 67a.o 70 FOR medium
light weights.
IS 90 100 10; 20 roughs 293 70 az - 90
p 164 H. So 90: rtUghs.
70. 81 so: 30 - az So 80; boaTA SIS n.
a So
roushs POT 10 a 81 go
J @. Curtis Son: hogs. 800 ID. IS co. II
roughs SIG 70 Ss 90I do $50 70. at 81 70; stag $50
a S.
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MOTOR CYCLES UPHILL
Sioso and Starting Contests for the
Federation.

Hill climbing on the Fort George grade and STOP
ping and slow speed contests on Dyckman-st at
the foot Of the hill made up the programme mapped
out yesterday in the annual endurance motor cycle
test held under the auspices OF the Federation OF
American Motor Cyclists Edward Bufrum who
Won the economy test Monday. was run down
by an automobile yesterday in Fifty-ninth-st and
had his, kneecap fractured. He was taken to
Roosevelt Hospital
In the starting and stopping contest the riders
were sent off at a signal and the time was taken
from the signal to the first explosion OF the motor
Two trials made, and the standing of the
contestants determined by the average OF the
two limit Of thirty seconds was placed the
time Of getting explosion, and those who could
not do It IN that time lost Is points Tho results.
follow:
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Cash quotations follows: FLOUR quiet but
steady. WHEAT No spring. 936e6c; No g. s5g95e; No
OATS. No q 3S1saS9kc' No 8 white. S51a G4Oci RYE,
No &c: BARLEY. feeding. 30G35c choice
mating 42I52c; FIAaXSEED No l. 81 O6; No North
western 81 II; TIMOTHY SEED. prime, 81 90 CLOVER
s13 IL; LARD. per 12le as IS. CUT MEATS
Short rib sides Coosel 81 374GS7 So short clear stss
(hcxed). 81 25lS7 90 WHISKEsY. basis Of high Wines
81 IS On the Produce Exchange to-day: GUTTER
steady: az mark. included 14915c- CHEESE firm.
Duluth. July 5.-C1ose: WHEAT-No Northern eslsc;
No Northern. 01iec July. 93+sc; September s3isc
OATS-To arrive and on track. 37ise-
Milwaukee July 6-WHEAT-No Northern. sslSc:
RYE-No l. &C. BARLEY-No 2 62Q63c: sample, $40
6Oc- CORN-No 8. 4Sg49c july, 4S7sc asked.
Minneapolis. July 5.-C1ose: WEEAT-July. 94zc Sep
TENDER, s3as Gs3isc December. S12sc; track. No
Northern cox Q92%c. FLOUR-First patents 81 eO9s5
second patents 81 s0Gs4 80; first Sc 459ss 55
ond clears 81 ~ BRAN-In bulk $f3 So shorts s11 so
Philadelphia. July 5-vHEAT firm $40 higher:
contract srade July, e3assS1se- CORN firm and lc
superfne So 1898 extras. So 35asS as:
Pennsylvania roller clear. 81 3OGS4 So do straight
qs4 20 Western winter clear 30QS4 SO; do straight
81 6GS4 So do patent 81 sass Is; spring 100
S3 co. straight 65ds4 patent 50 eOS3 Is: 40
favOrte brands IS zoo IS % BUTTER unchanged: extra
Western creamery 1Sc extra nearby prints zoe. EGGS
Arm; good demand fresh nearby. lee. Off; fresh
Western Ice. loss of fresh Southwestern ISc loss or
nand: Nev-York full choice fancy s%fec.
do fair 20 good. TisGSisc. Recepts-Flour T. bsIs
and las 900 10 IN sacks corn 1900 bush:
bush Shipments-Corn. 5000 bush: eats. 1900 bush
October. SO. ALSIKE-Prme. Sc 4O August s. nj
TIMOTHY-Prme. 81 40. September, 81 Az.
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Programme OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RAcING.-At sheepshead Bay. $50 p Hariem ana
Louis.
rAvT,s TENNIs-Open tournament at Kings County
,ennis club and Swanoy Club; East Jersey cham
pionship at Roselle. ~ j.
ROWING.-Henley regatta on inc iHAihes'
POLO.-At cedarhuTst.
MOTOR CrYcIING.-Annual endurance contests
YACHTING CoNTESTS.-Eastern Yacht CUBS ocean
race: start or Rockaway Beach. . p. m.
BAsEBALNational Legne; al
sncinnati M 81 Louis. American League: Philadei-
phia az New-York, D. M BOSTON at washington
s. Louis a. Clsyelaad
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HIGHLINDERS AGAIN.
II. CroSS's Errors Help an Phila-
deIphia'S Defeat.

The IIghlanders defeated Philadelphia In game
that was marked by superb fielding and pitching by
the home nine at American League Park yesterday.
Tho score was to s. VI. Cross the shortstop of
the visitors did what he could to help the local
players in their run getting Murphy. OF the Qua
ker team, aroused storm Of applause In the ninth
BY sending the ball to the centreheld fence for
home run. Two brilliant catches by Fultz We're
also well Gpplauded.
a three-base hit by Elberfeld in the second. fol-
lowed by a two-base hit by Fultz. gave the home
nj The visitors took the lead In the
third when three-base hit. two singles. wild
throw and sacrifice gave them two runs. A
sin gle and double. with two bad throws. gave the
TIiebIanders three runs in the sixth. The
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BEENES-Receipts for shree days 2OS
saushlsFes II for market. OF which II
sale and these sod at prizes ssedY sG9d s f1ses
Nominal and no sales q fSws eTsPGTsd Medium to PRIME
%T ' market Dressed SeeP stea and Sood bee,
lo1so per ~ but fairly good choice beef sells at 9
selling 1l412e per n dressed welsht: refIigeEator
shambe I Son. SIS cattle for sShwaTzsc6iid & Sui
berger 1000 q beef estimated for other
shippers Inc IoTIH9 s5ns WsGnssy: GarIsee fUo
berger and J. Saam6e9s s Son. also leo 9attia 70 HUI
win about ZOO quarters of beef FOR various ship
8 & M O d. 20 s$ 9hS :" g Al 1asS o. YES
r. at s. 90: do 1i%d n at 50 49, bull 144O n at
Receipts for three days have been as head
brisk demand and fly SOC heheT than at Of
fered Tor sale today The pens were cleared promptly
Smp to prime ysas sold s stgss % per v. 100 ~
City veais sold at 6Qloc 10 country dressed
saies-Tobin s shannon: os veals 10e n average at
&: Per do tOY i2 SO 10 II at S. So ~ ~
ieiTe Wright ( Co: rs veas 1i7 n. SO 90: DO
J &. curtis g. Som: xeals. Jos ID at SO so: II 90
sHEEP AND IHMBs-Receipss FOR three days have
alive iS f fF' saaghterers and . market all the
h asr and sole ooanns Re as 81
day there e - ears BY upp Of stock s
rated 1OG25e higher: lambs were IN brisk demand
The pens cleared inclusive OF 81 that
late were not put on the market Common 70 good
to prime lambs IS 50QsS Is; at $ 5OGSs 90
CuII 81 Dressed mutton firm case
AZ dressed lambs I4c
sales were made a higher figures
Sales H. Wikerson: 225 Kentucky lambs 60 n
average az IS per 100 70; 22 do. "A 10 IS so:
Newton Co: $50 kentucky lambs SO 10. IS e5; 2s9
DO 10 81 80: 2i do "a NJ at ss 22i Virginia do.
63 10 al SIS; 1915 do ~ 81 So: do 70. a.
s. Is: 80 kentucky sheep I07 10 So Il
al / $50 10. at 50.
Elerns Commission Company e43 keatucky lambs 20 70
is 10 SIS 24O do. 30 10 81 I5: pa
"a ~ at 81 so; 26s do ~ 70. at 81 25s do 90 n al
so Indiana culls "A % so: 81 Indiana year
ngs 1O1 70. at %; 0 Ohio sheep. l31 70 at So 90 s.
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L4WN TENNIS.
WyIie c. Grant Outplays His
Father at Kings County.

BY a succession OF defaults the open tournament
OF the Kings County Tennis Club the club courts
ar Kingston-ave. and Bergen-st., Brooklyn.
brought up the seni-naI rounds. Louis J. Grant.
father Of the indoor champion. Wye c. Grant.
gave mis- son a sim argument IN two set match.
which the latter won. ZIP, l2-S. The summaries:
Mems singles-secord round-w G Grant defeated l.
Autonides. G-l 81; F A Westiail defeated " s.
default c. Autonides Harry Allen by default:
(. Tcsh!II II. Talbot by default.
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SCHENECTADY TEAM DlSBANDED.

Schenectady N Y July 6-The Schenectady
baseball team disbanded to-day by order or
the owners who released the entire team. This
action was decided on Friday night because of
the small attendance games. but. IN hope of get
ing crowds large enough on Saturday. Sunday and
the Fourth to wipe out the deficit furtner xten-
sion was given The Monday attendance was $40
and to-day the players wer released Inc team SO
far IS intact except Captain ELls' VINO mas been
led by TroY
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sCHoLEs WINS HEAT AT HENLEY.
Canadian Oarsman Outrows Englishman for
Diamond SOULS.

Henley. England, July 5.-The Henley regatta
was opened to-day with unprornising weather.
General interest was hardly up to the average ow-
ing 10 the paucity of foreign entries. There were
only two. both from Canada, the Winnipeg four
men drew a bye they will not row until the final
heat for the stewards Cup on Thursday. The
spectators when the racing began. were not so
numerous usual and there were fewer house
boats.
for the Diamond Souls to-day, defeating $ Il.
Wells OF the Bedford Rowing Club, by four lengths
bis time q.22
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cRIcKETERs OF ALL ANGELS WIN.

match was played on the Fourth OF July at
Columbia Oval between tn boys OF All Angels
Church Cricket Club and the men OF Team OF
the Columbia Oval Cricket Club. After an exciting,
finish. the boys won by runs. the scores standing
at 81 and o. J. ZOller captain, played a fine
innings for All Angels. scoring 42, H. Zoler play
ing well for IL. BOak and Zimmerman shared the
honOrs OF the bOlwng. For Columbia J. Brennan
and T. Bagnall played well.
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WEST INDIANS LOSE AT BOSTON

Cambridge. Mass, July 1.-The West Indian
Cricket Club. of New-York was defeated here yes
terday by the West Indians OF Boston, by the mar
row margin of runs. S. c. Snow did some splen-
did batting for the visitors. and made top OF
the match with hard hit innings OF Go. For the
winners. the best work was done by c. Joseph
with steady innings OF g. The totals were:
New-York West Indians Isl: Boston West Indians,
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OFFICERS OF ekwANok GOLF CLUB.

IBY IELLIAAFIi To TIE AIIII'I.N1-I
Manchester Vt, July 1.-The annual meeting or
the stockholders of the Ekwanok Country Club
WIS held here this evening The following officers
were elected: Robert T. Lincoln. Chicago, pres-
dent; James I. Taylor: Brooklyn. first vice-pres-
DENT: Herbert Cassard. Baltimore second vice
president; g. VI. Clark. Philadelphia. treasurer
George Orvis. New-Yoro City. secretary; James J.
TAYLOR chairman tournament committee A. NJ
Reed. Albany chairman handicap committee; Paul
Matterman New York City, chairman greens com
mittee. and Robert F. Mcqueen. chairman house
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AMATEUR DAY FOR CYCLISTS.

The managers OF the cycle meets at Manhattan
Beach have arranged for a series Of races to take
place that are filed with novelties AS there were
nearly one hundred amateur entries for the last
meet they have decided to amateur day
next Sunday. The races viii be twenty milo
open for grand piano. an inter-city team pursuit
race for four Of the best known clubs, one mile
handicap and a one-third mile novice. Entries
close with G. NJ. Wills, ST. Paul Building.
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Earned rnfs-thilaoelIhta z. New-forl<. , Two base
hts-Lush. DOOM Mccain. Mccormick Three base hts
Gleason Ncrtes. Sacrifice hit-Mertes. S-.le
Gleason. Dah!en- Loft -PhiadeIu :: New
York. i Double plays-Gleason and Doyle. Hulswitt.
Gleason and DE lta Gleason ana DOYLE First bass
pitched ha-Gl0ert, Warner. Struck out-By Taylor.
!; hy pugslety !; by McGinui,y. =. Baik-Dugscby.
Time Of gnue-1 30 Hits-OH Taylor. . In me inning,
Duggleby. y innings McCinnity. nine
innings. Umpires-Johnstone and Carpenter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-06

London. July Sin the singles OF the lawn tennis
contest for the Davis Cup at Wimbledon to-day
RiseIey bat De Borman. +6. e. 10. La Marie
retired from his match with II. l. Doherty.
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BOSTON BEATS SUPERB4S.
Babb Fields WretchedIy-Lumleys
Home Run IN Sirth.
Icy TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE. ]

Boston. July 5.-The Superbas were defeated by
the homo team here to-day, 10 3. Tho fielding
OF the visitors wretched. especially that Of
Babb. Willis pitched for Boston. and put up a
fine exhibition. while Jones, from tho Brooklyn
team hit hard.
The visitors made their three In the sixth.
when bumley made home run. getting in Need
ham. who had got his base on muff. ahead Of him.
Two bases balls and wild throw brought in
tho other The score:
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list e
trial. trial.
Contestant.

The hill climbing test held up the steep grade
from Dykman-st to Fort George. the first nine
hundred feet Belgian blocks. where there is a
constant rise OF 10 per cent Those who made Of
the pedals after starting lost % points. Curttss
machine got out of order. and he failed. The con-
test resulted follows:
Oscar Hedstrom. 1888: NJ o'aIaIlsy Tors; H. 7.
Bedeu. 1107s; E NJ. Coates. 1:l1s: II. a. Gliesman.
LIE; Frederick Hoyt, 112; George y. Holder. 13is
II. J. Banta, 115: q. NJ Hendee. les; y. p. Bernard.
w. II. Latham and F. A Baker out for pedalling-
The slow speed test held on 10 yard
stretch in Oykman-st. This contest IS considered
of the most important of the meeting, and gave
excellent demonstration OF Just how slow the
machines could go in trying positions The COM
petitors were required TO their machines as
slowly as possible without letting the motor stop
Only one trial was allowed. and thu rider making
the longest time over the liz yards the winner.
The results were:
H. A. GIiesrnan. O:49a a. ]. Banta O4st; Fred G.
Hoyt. O45; II. y. Bedsl O:+4ts; W. II Latham. o:sS;
Hedstrom, 0:42; George Holden. O;4l-s George
James White O:327s W Zeger, 0:3l Is; y. P BERNARD
O.st-.: T. NJ. Coe-es O:2S4s: ]. NJ O'Naley. O:264s.
q. II. Curtiss because motor stopped
At go this morning the contestants will start on a
run TO Cambridge Md. by way Of Camden. VII
mington and Dover. AT Cambridge two days fes-
tivaI Will be held which includes track races and
business meeting Motor cycles entered IN the weeks
contests are not allowed 70 be cleaned from start
20 finish They locked up each night III d
garage
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BIG OCEAN RACE STARTS TODAY.

All arrangements were completed yesterday for
the ocean race OF the Eastern Yacht Club which is
to start at p. to-day from a point of Rocka.
way Beach, for Marblehead 33l miles to the east
ward. The regatta committee Of the Eastern Yacht
Club. Henry Howard, chairman, George Atkinson,
tr., Stephen w. Sleeper and Louis NJ Clark arrived
on late train last night and are quartered at the
Atlantic Yacht Club. Seven schooners and twelve
sloops are entered for the The starters are:
sCHOONEKS-CL.ASs n-SrARr a:1n
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BASEBALL.
Philadelphia Breaks the Spell
Giants Beaten at Last, 5 to 4.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston, Z; Brooklyn. g. Philadelphia e. New-York.a
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland IA: St Louis. New-York @; Philadelphia
Boston. q; Washington. 2
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'Tws out seventh inning when game called
boston --'-..'.--'
Earned runsBoston. 81; Brooklyn l Two base hit
Stolen base-Wills. Double play-McCorlnck and Dillon.
First baIls-On Willis 3; of Jones. g. Struck
out-By Willis. 9; by Jones' .. Time OF game-l:25.
Umpre-EInsle Attendance-l5S0
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GAMES TODAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New-York at Philadelphia. Cincinnati [ ST. Louis.
Brooklyn Boston. Chicago at Pittsbura
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia ut New-York. St louis az Cleveland
Boston at Washington.
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JOHN A. DRAKE BUYS BRIrIsHER.

John 4. Drake yesterday paid John Z Madden
$500 for his half interest IN the colt Brtisher,
which hitherto had been owned Jointly by the two
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. July 5-FLOUR quiet stsadyI fancy
blended patent So So fancy spring patent IS IS: family
s. 49, bakers 81 3d. bakers spring
clears 81 pastry So 10; low grades IS IS. WHEAT
Spring unsettled No Northern eSzc winter, No red.
81 OF. CORN strong: No yellow, 541sc; No 2 MAO
b2Isc OATS dull: No 2 white 45c: No mixed Al iao-
CANAL. FREIGHTS steady: wheas. Sisc TO Nsw-York-
Chicago. July 5.-The leading futures ranged fol-
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BOSTON. 6; WASHINGTON, 2

washington, July 5-Boston punched their hits in
one inning to-day off Townsend and defeated
Washington. 8 to 2. The
W NGssShi ;;or..:: "a :
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NEW-ENGLAND LEAGUE.

Al Fall River-FalI River. 3; Lowell L.
At MISUNDERSTANDING 10; Nashua l.
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Two hts-Anderson Fultz %. Three base hits
Elberfeld. Powell. n Cross Home TunIMurphy. Saeri-
~New-York 8: Philadelphia, 8 First baso on balls-oT
Powell :. First base errors-New- York 2 Struck
oIt-Isy Powell 8; by Bender, 3. Wild pitch-PowelI.
Time Of game. 1:45 UmpiTe-Sheridan. Attendance.
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At Merden-Hartford s. Meriden o.
At Brldgeport-Bridgeport. A; Springfield. I.
At New Observation-Disclosures h. New-Eaven, Z.
At Observation-Disclosures. S: Norwich ..
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Cleveland. July 5-Cleveland another slug
ging match to-day. IA to l. The batting OF Hick-
man, Lush. Stoval1 and Sugden. and the fielding of
Hlli Hickman, Wallace. Bradley and Lush were
features. The score:
r. H E.
St LOUIS. "a Is
Bstteries-Bernhard and Bemis Sewer. sugden and
Kahoe- Attendance. 1886.
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scHooNERs-cLAss D-srARr a:1o.

Racing
Aacht. owner anu cluo length.
Corona, Arthur r Luke New York; +S90l
Chanticleer George w Weld Easernl.
Sachem. T. T. Adams tNew-E York; 10
Lasca H. H. McCurdy tNe"-Norhp- -.-.--...-... 1916
SCHOONERs-CIASS E
Indrs. Eaton EASTERN. 5146
Hope Leslie. Commodore Laurence Minot EASTERN
Cnderclin. r Lewis clark t.astern) 41.S1
SIOOPS AND YAWIS-CLASS X
Aspirant W A C, Fanan (New-Yorlt). ...... 47O5
Gorilla. Joseph battles (Corlntnlau. M1rbleheadl.. -
Choctaw, John Foley tr. (NewYorls). ........... F.
sIOOPS AND YAWIS-CIASS I.
Cossack H A Morse CEastern) ............... 8TO5
r. c. Niclterson CH1asteTn)
Anoatok W. D. Brokaw (Neyy-York) ............ -
Tohtatnok, (---) Observation-Disclosures. 3l.4I
Lenox Smith lNew-Yorkl 3O41
Katonah W. Williams baltimore .............
Takitesy. J. F. appleton -l........-......... +
Defiance Or. c. p Keller (NorwsIk). F.
II. Walter Beam (inickerboc1er). ......... -
AI-HANDICAP-CIASS E-sCHOONERS.
The Indra, the Hope Leslie and the UndercliH
.Alloxs fNot measured
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AFRIcANDER SOLD FoR $4,000.

At the disposal sale OF the Hampton Stable
horses. held at Sheepshead Bay yesterday Arri-
cander, the champion three-year-old Of last year
was sold 10 c. Fox for $500 It was generally
understood that Mr.. Fox bought Africander for
sim Deimel who was c F. Dryers partner
and who owned a half interest in him. The Hamp-
ton Stables horses sold TO dissolve partner
ship. Wotan bought by w. NJ Scheftel FOR
$500. The other horses that brought fair prices
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VICTORY FOR HATERFORD.
American Cricleters Outbat Mari
borough COLLEGE.

Marlooroush, England. July 5-American cole
sAiS gave the Marlborough College team OF criclS-
e'srs an ooect lesson in the progress OF the game
N ,he United States here to-day when Haverrord
couese won its match by IA runs On the two
previous trips the HaverfOrd played drawn
"lAecnes mere. The men to-day batted with every
confidence. and nine OF the eleven who went TO nj,
WlcKets reached double figures c. c. Norris the
OF the team. again made half a century
lie SiarIourianS had 4 hopeless task when thew
S Men, m nsedlng Sl4 runs to win. They made
2g s,soay snort however and before they were all
The score: ~ A@-' u ~
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.Two when winning made HATED FOR
AcCiEuity IN ninth.
philadelphia ......-...... q IA
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CLEVELAND, IA; ST. LOUIS, q.

ssss.r1e.-wlnt-r and Farrell. Townsend and Clarke
Attendance. 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-06
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At Albany-Albany. 6: Troy. 1.
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