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TIME Busiress Htn.-Th- Rhode Island
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TOR SALE The rex ten dave, the
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i OST-threa weeks ayo--in Stafford
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LHOR SALE-New Mich Cows at the
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-16
Crack Players for International Lawn
Tennis Tourney.

The twenty first annual international
championship lawn tennis tournament will
be held on Tuesday. Aug. 20. and following
days on the grass courts Of the Niagara
Tennis and Golf Club, at NiaRara-on-the-
Lake, Ontario, Canada.
Events will be: Mems championship singles
for the international challenge trophy. now
held by V. A. E. Bell Of California, who will
play the winner; men s championship doubles
and handicap ngles and women Is champion
ship singles. other womens events will be
contested II sufficient players are present
First and runner. UP prizes will be given
in all events. Entrance fees are $3.50 for
each event. except mems handicap singles.
which ia 81.
The tournament has been postponed from
players. Miss sutton, the international
woman champion and the Australian Davis
challenge team are expected to compete,
Niagara on -the-La is reached from Brf-
falo via the New York (entral Railroad to
lewiston. and then BY Niagara NsSXigpa,tion
Entries and all Inquiries should he. adj
dressed to Guy Edward snder. secretary,
Queens Royal. Niagars-on-the-L Lake. On
tario, Canada.
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IMPORTANT MILLS ARRANGED.
Fitzgerald to Meet Hanlon and Gardner
to Face Ryan.


Two matches which are considered impor-
tant by the followers Of puglism have been
arranged. The first one to be decided will be
a twenty-five round bout between Jimmy
Gardner Of Lowell and Buddy Ryan OF Chicago,
The pair are to meet at the Colma A. G.. Colma.
Cal =, on Aug. 20. They will fight at ~ pounds
This encounter ia practically for the welter-
weight championship OF the world. in view
of the fact that Ryan Ia regarded as theleader
In this class. The men are to weigh in at
o'clock on the night OF the mill and will f1Rht
for a purse Of 81. 500. Gardner. who Ia moth
ing more than lightweight, ia giving several
pounds to his rival. but his friends think that
this Will not stop him from winning.
The other bout will be between Eddie
Hanion OF San Francisco ana Willie Fitzger-
aid OF brooklyn. They are booked for
twenty round 60 before the Century A. c..
Los Angeles. on Aug. 20 They are TO weigh
in at 1873 pounds rinsside. Hanlon's last mill
was with Young 'Corbett. whom he defeated
on points. Fitzgerald has been doing very
well OF late. and as Hanlon has recovered the
form that made him noted a few years ago the
fight should prove to be a hummer.
In addition to these AFFAIRS there is a chance
that Joe Cans will return to the ring again.
With Viii the Colima 4. G. folks regarding a fifty
round go between Cans and Jimmy Gardner.
Whether this match, which s an important
one will be arranged depends in a measure on
Gardner Herford wants the latter to post q
contends that he has made two trips to the
but that when the time came for the latter
to do business he was found wanting.
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TENNIS EXPERTS GLOOMY DAY.
Rain Causes Psstpon ement - Meadow
Club Tournament,

SOUTHAMPTON. n. Y. Aug. 1.-THE col
legate and sectional lawn tennis champions
gathered here were to-day compelled to de-
vote themselves to batteping their rackets
and rearranging the details Of the Meadow
Club tournament Rain fell In frequent
heavy showers all day. hut the fine turf
courts. rolled hard as Z bill lard table top
are little the worse for the wetting.
The position OF honor upon the champion
ship court has been dra wn by WyIe Cameron
Grant Of the New York Lawn Tennis Club
and Frederick G. Anderson. the Kings county
champion. This, match will set the big
tournament In motion Tomorrow morning
in the event Of anything like favorable
weather conditions. Other matches sched-
uled for the principal courts by the COM
mittee. Judge Henry E. Rowland. chairman:
Rossiter Bolts and George Clark. Jr.. will
bring the two veterans Richard Stevens.
America leading expert In the bsse line
game and Ford Huntington together, George
w.. 4. v. Stewart Princeton. meets Wen
ds p opd T. Vincent
A the Meadow Club lawn tennis field con-
tains twenty-four courts. the committee ex-
poets to complete the entire fYSt round. In
which forty.three player compete. during
the mornin tomorrow and the second round
by night. Tho courts With sn their drench-
Ss, steam ,H' S s 81, ' s,
courts were laid out BY : foreign expert.
n THE country and fully equal 70 TIE Casino S'
courts et Newport f... .-'
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DETROIT, ., NEW YORK "a. La, '.
Poor fielding lost game for the New York
Americans yesterday. The game was mufYed
away In the eighth inning, when Pat Dough-
erty dropped two fly balls the catching OF
either Of which would have prevented scoring
In that inning. Orth Was batted out after
four innings of vicissitude. and Hogg. his
successor. pitched q thoroughly competent
game, working hard and doing his share gal
lantly. but being unable to make nr for blum
ders by his support. The New Works made
hits enough to win. but In addition to fatal
foozles In the field their inside endeavors
were tribe out OF killer. Everything con-
speed of their recent hot weather exhibitions
They don't seem to care much for the cool
and cloudy and damp d avs. In any event.
yesterday was an instance when melan-
choly day had come. one Of the saddest OF
the year. 1t was one of those games that
ought to have been won. but which was
frittered away.
A,Tim Hurst appeared In the offins and made
his bow a. an American League umpire. His
work was excellent The boys Of the Hebrew
oTphsn sss mere 70 en dSs t as n.;
when The home team was in the lead e,! and
out the pace The youthful band apparently
the game and when ths rain vas makins .
slim H possibility the yeunssters played an
ar s vi h. Sss S:rd
lssUnt aSwe d; Sss9y .Ss had much to
do with the tripping up Of our boys. Sam
nnns es e and
would have shut on This run. Williams
rg and ne los. the chance 70 se
Williams was caught mapping. BY. ,Killian in
two out. Z ElSerfIeld slashed away At the arst
h ef., SSan s.sne had se.s in th n:
ssd sro oEs @ BUOY
ana sps: s1Sn1 'ss. %tss;
kchssfers MT. nippins Cooley ct the plate.
ses 1901. a XII fa re Rfss
.as ;scs seaEs R:s.. to
the cory oorners. Williams . sturdy smash
snd sIs :na
s stss a'e eedsd tSs sns
nst sss nd % Pnns .n ns
4.s b p:s and snr Ks s
aS5s.d5ul. i. dosSi. Ply came e piss. Hsss
sa1is d; i ts as ds9.a
coushiIn .slked: snd on Boughertys second
ofs:ry seersd. Then the skies wept COPY pr
opsly Killlan g hit. base on balls. fielder ?
eboicecrYeseer Leaving third base uneoySsr.d
sixth count. The score:
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CANADIAN YACHTS SECOND WIN.
TemeraiFe Finishes l Minute IS Seconds
Before the IroQuois.

CHARLOTTE. n. Y. Aug. i5.-By defeating
the Iroauois to-day the Temeraire. chal.
lenger for the Canada cup, scored her sec
ond victory. The challenger now has but
one more race to win in order 10 capture the
cup, while the Iroauois has only one win to
her credit.
The heavy weather to-day again favored
the Royal Canadian Yacht Clubs representa-
tive and the Temeraire finished 1 minute
70 seconds before the lroauots.
A triangular course. three miles to each
leg, was sailed twice. making a total distance
OF eighteen miles. The lroquois was first
over the line, starting at II O'Clock. She
was followed fifteen seconds later by the
better than her rival and footed faster, in
fifteen minutes the Temeraire took the lead
well to windward of the lroauois.
The Temeraire completed the hrst round
well In the lead. but in the broad reach home
on the second round the American yacht
gained, The 1roaHois could, not overcome
the lead Of the challenger and the Temeraire
passed the finish line a winner at 33 "a.
the lroquois finished at $500.
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Racing Ut Lat onis.

CINCINNATI. Aug. lS-The westherJwas stili
rainy 10 day and the track ~ Latonis soft The
attendance wss fairly good. in. the third race
all the way. winning by two lengths from Pro-
erosion.
riIs, Rsceosi1 furlong.m,;BeyllnpE Bridge, q
20 TO I. second: Albemarle, % (wiison) 10 to 1,
third. Time. l;3o As, Kleinwood, Bardolph. Eubs.
Dan Collins ant Pierce J. also ran.
Second Rlce-Onc mile and 100 yards-Katio
Powers. % tRadke>. TO s. won: Scotch Thistle,
100 lRob'nson,. 10 to !, second: Foreigner. ioa
H.. Tooman,. 10 TO l. third. Time, 1853 rs Hot
ard Hcrt-nsia also ran.
Third Receive firlongs-Comment. iot ~,
Hlcks). 40 to !. won: ProgIesson. l0l tRobinson,.
40 second: Daiodil. lOS II. WILSON,. TO J. third
Time. 1907 i-6 JUST, Santa Lucia. Miss Lynch
Addition Lena Goodrich. Lila NJ Lady Waddel
and Jacks Queen also ran.
Fourth Rnce,-One mile-Brysn, ITO ID HslN
10 g. won: stroud, los lRoblnson, 10 10 I. second
Omealca, 100 tbooker,, 10 10 third Time, il0 As
His Majesty. Paul and IAxel also ran
Filth Racc-five filrionGs -I.eber. ~ (Robinson,.
%to |. won: Portworth. l02 u. Harris. TO l. see
Chsriatan. ic7 lRsdtke,. 70 third Time 81 S.
Henry Henfrtcks. SQuanderer. Leo Bright Gary
and ross'rnsster also ran
sixth Raoe-seven AMI . half furiongs-Apple,
100 LRsd.ks,. 10 l. won: Sister Lillian, 90 &c,
90 70 I. third Time. Las. Quincy. Dungannon.
Strsder. Hudson, Brown Vail. Danube. Memphian
and Bernlce also ran
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TO.DAY's CARD FOR SARATOGA.
Albany Handicap, for Two-Year.Olds. the
Chief Attraction.

SARATOGA. Aug. i5.--Handcapper W. S.
vosburgh has allotted top weight. 100 pounds.
to Sydney Paget's Jacobite in the Albany
Handicap. for two-year-olds. six furlongs. to
be run to-norrow Tangle. considered by
many TO be the best two-year-old filly Of the
year. gets in with lie. with Rnvena. Bill
Phillips. The Irlshman and James Reddick
also to be reckoned with. In the frsl race.
for two.year -olds. Ave and half furlonss.
Speedway. Youth. Aviston, Cary and Allure
have good chances. Maiden. Pious and Paul
aker look enticing in the stcepiechase.
The third race is a handicap for all ares at
a mile. with Orthodox. the top weight. meet
ing D'Arkle. New Mown Hay. Sonoma Belle
and others. Platers will run mile and three
sixteenths in the fifth race Lord Badge.
Leila. Palette. Elwood and The Gadfy fRur-
ing. while IN the Inst race. handicap for all
ages. at six furonss, Rurlegh. With i?s
pounds. has Bohemia, King Pepper. Butcher.
Athlone and others to beat. The entries
follow,
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and the Cara Mia. The regatta committee
announces that 40 far no entries have been
made for the steam yacht races, and without
entries Il Is impossible TO set time for tho
race, n one Yacht ls entered that fact will
be announced throl sh the fleet and efforts
will be made TO find q competitor : - -
Commodore Bourne this afternoon returned
the call OF Capt, Ceaves, L. 3. n, at the tor
pedo station.
Four races have been arranged for the new
so-footers: beginning To- morrow,, and the old
broke Jones. and the Eleanor, sailed By Reg
naId Brooks will compste with the new boats
TO see which class Is the faster.
There il talk OF anot her ocean race. next
year. II ID being promotes by the EasternYacht
Cub and the raoe will be from Marblehead TO
the Lizsrd. The committee OF the Eastern
Yacht Club has been working quietly for some
time sounding yachtsnen to see II they would
be willing to compete, II. II. Howard.
chairman OF that committee. 10 now IN Eng.
land talking things up there. and II t. sag
that the trophy for which the yacnts wv
race Will be. q cup offered by SIR Thomas LIP
ton. II Will be remembered that Str Ihomas
Upton offered trophy through the Atantic
Yacht club before the Emperor oGered ms
sna s 1so then y.ebt. WIN S"
for next seasons sport Several prominent
yachtsmen have been talking things over
and some OF the well known racing men OF
New YORK are endeavorinR 10 promote IN
terest IN class larger tnan any OF tne oiassos
attracting attention on the coast tnls seaSS0h.
but not quite ss large ss the ao,iootero "T TSn
were turned out some I'VE years 40 t .hhe
maintaining OF 7o,ioot racer during tne
yaohting season entalis an eipsnss anu Gs!s
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No Polo AZ Saratoga.

SARATOGA. Aug isA twelve hour rain
storm to-day handicapped the Saratoga Polo
Club tournament and caused a postponement
till tomorrow afternoon Of the final round for
the United States Hotel cups between tho
Saratoga and the Albany teams
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-16
Yachts Change Hands.

The following changes in ownership Of
yachts have been effected through the ONCE
Of Mcconnell 4 Cook: The schooner yacht
Estelle, owned by L. J, Callahan OF the New
York Yacht Club. sold to l.. A, Berket Of this
city Capt. Lewis Meyer Is her sailing master
The schooner yacht Maynard. formerly
owned by Col. David Austen. chartered tow. H.
Grow. New York Yacht Club The boat will
shortly return from a cruise.
The hunting cabin launch Ripple sold to S.
NJ Green OF Pittsbnrg. Pa. She Ia being
will sail to Philadelphia. where she will be
shipred TO Pttsburg for service on the Monon-
kaheis River.
The gasoline yacht Comet. owned by Hamp-
ton Cutter Of Woodbridge. \. j.. chartered to
G. r. Barlow Of New York city. for the remain;
der OF the season, She il "a feet long and will
by. used principally on Long Island Sound,
j. +. Overton Of this city has chartered the
auxiliary yawl Hulda. owned by. y. Y. Con-
way. The yacht is now at the Atlantic Yacht
Club. Sea Gate. but will shortly leave for an
extended cruise on the Sound,
A we'll known yachtsman has placed an
order for a s5-foot cruising .yawl with Mac
connell Cook to be completed before the
season OF 1908.
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matted for orth In the nftn inning.
RR: r" YORK ;..::....SS
Left on bases-New York, a. Detroit. I. First base
% bsIls-o6 HegG. 5; Cd K!lisn. 8. struck out
hii-Crswford. Two base ht-Crawford. Sserince
hit.o'Leevy. stolen bases..Glberfeid, Williams
Double plAys-Schaefer. O'LeaTy and Lindsay;
Kiuiau, Warner and Lindsay. Umpire-Hurs,
Time-2 hours. Attend nce-S.OO0.
PHILADELPHIA "a. L., 2: ct. LOWS "a. ~, o.
PAILApHifHfA, Aug. iS.-Wsddell WAS In grand
form to day and st. Louis never had q look in .
Rain stopped the game after the NTH inning The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-16
INTERNATIONAL CHESS.
Marshall Beaten IN Second Round Of Tour.
nament at Barmen.
Special Cable Despatch TO TIE Sun

VuVfr DVHVHF0W 10 N'VN'
BARMEN. Germany, Aug. i6.-The second
round Of the international chess masters
tournament under the auspices Of the Ger
man Chess Association was contested at the
Concordia here to-day Janowski won from
Bardeleben, Maroc1y defeated Suechting.
Berger downed Msrshall. Leonhardt over
came Bernstein and John succumbed to Burn.
The game between schlechter and Gottschall
resulted In q draw and those between Wolf
and Meses and Tschgorin and Alapin re-
NAMED unfinished. The record to date:
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ERRORS TRIP UP NEW YORkS.
DETROITS WIN on ACCOUNT OF
MUFFS IN THE OUTFIELD.

Hsgg's Coed Pitching q Ne Avail Agsinst
Poor Suppert-Alse Hard Hitting BY
the Locals Gocs 70 Wasto--Philadci.
phias and Clevelands Shut Out Rivals.
A double header was TO have been played
by the New Yorks and Detroits yesterday
but after the home team had lost the first
game rain came down aud prevented the
second Rain also prevented games In Bos-
ton. The Philadelphia shut out st. Louis
and Cleveland did the same to Washington.
The results:
Detr DIT, q: New York, 4.
Philadelphia, .: st. Louis, o.
Cleveland Z: Washing Il On, o.
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YIYTH RACE,
For maiden two-year old Miles; NM added:

Good start: won easily: Rlosa. ch. T.. 2, By Fall
p. Coyne.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Phil adelphias Beat Pittsburg In Only Gams
OF n Rainy DaN.

The Pittsburgs failed TO scuttle the PhilaI
delphia craft in the only game played in thu
National League yesterday. After five nI
nings the smoky atmosphere of PittsburI
began to exude black drops and the game vsi
called The New Yorks were on their wan
home to play a stand in this city. The result
Philadelphia, 3: PittsburS, 1.
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hrst base as the result OF and passed ball
WARRINGTON.

Left on bases Washington. 4; Cleveland.
First base on errors, Washington. !; Cleveland
2. F!rat base on balls on Jacobsen, !. S,ruc1
wild pi,ch-Hess. Hits-or Jacobsen, g. OF
Townsend, IL: Three base hits.Flick Hes
piay-Turner. Stovall and Carr. Umpire-ConI
molly. Time hour and Is minutes. Attendance
-S,0l1.
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schooner Ht,deEardc Comine Homo.

new LONDON, Aug ia cableRram from
Capt Silss Masters to-day says that the
schooner yacht HildeRarc,e. tho trarsa, l,,tic
London next Thursday. -
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Rain stops Dover RACES.

DOVER, y. H.. Aug. rs. -To-daye card In the
second week Of racing at Granite State Park
was post Doned on account Of rnin until to-
morrow This will carry tho racing over to
Hlturdly. 90, ---..,--,-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-16
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

HORSEAEN Veterinary Pixine. scientific DIN,
ment. quickly cures scratches, mud fever, speed
cracks. gals; hoppe ehafes. sores on horses rls|
free. PlxINE CHEMICAL. CO.. Dept. y. Troy, MI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-16

PHILADELPHIA IN. L.. 8: PITTsBuRo. |.
PrrTsBuRo. Aug. i5.-In a Ave inning gam.
Philadelphia 6eat Pittsourg this afternoon. Th.
The score;
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PANHARD FOR SALE.

- h. D., aide entrance tonneau. fully equipped
thoroughly overhauled less than six weeks aetj
price ~ 600: selling because buying higher powe,
car. JAMES. FEE, Majestic Garage, 54th st. and
Broadway.
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Games Scheduled for To-day.

AMERICAN LHAGrR, r
Detroit In New York; Chicago IN PoNon
Louis In Philadelphia: Cleveland IN NA'N'Nso''
NATIONAL LRtorE,
Brooklyn In Pl,tsburg
EASTERN LEtCrF,
Jersey CITY In Newark: BalUnor" In PToSlu'"'
Rochester In Buffalo; Toronto In Montreal
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Lsft on bases-St. Louis, l; Philadelphia, 3. Flint
base on bslls.on Howell I, Struck out--By
i. Gross: ssertnce sH-lurphy. stolen ' b sses.
H.v.se!; Hoffman: Davis ~: ssyeold, Double
By Howeli,i. Umpire Lough ln Time hour
AuendA "A go
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Hudson River League.
New York state League.

Al Hudson-Hudson.p q: Kingston. o,
At MISUNDERSTANDING 2: Paterson. !.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.


Buffalo. o O o >
Rochestef.....,..., o o o 0 %
Steelman.
In other cities rain.
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PHILADELPHIA,
Stated for Case In the NTH inning

'Batted for Case In the NTH inning.
TlstSCuSS. " ~
PhlAdelphia. ...,..,,.....,..,,.,.,O o ] ~
TWO base hit-T!tus. Stolen base-Wagnr|
Struck out-By Case. !: by Nichols. 2. First basil
bals-O6 Case. 2: OF Methodist. Hit by pitchei-|
By Case, 2. Umplre-O'Day. Attendance-S,Wn
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A. Binghamton -Blnghamton, 4: Troy, !
Al Scranton--Srranton, 0: Utica, O,
A. Syracuse-Syracuse, 1: Albany. o.
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wAsHIroroS. Aug. ls,-Both Jacobsen and
Townsend were very easy picking To-day for the
teen hits seven Of which were punched In the third
inning. Only two Of tho Wash,ngtona got past
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Grand Circuit Harness Races Postponed.

PoUoHKEEPsIE.Aug.l u. The Grand Circuit
races were postponed until tomorrow on
account 1T rain.
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Western IeaEIIc.

A. Dies Moincs-First gamc-Dcs Nome -" I
Joseph, T. Second game DcS M"n'>' ]" :
Joseph. ?,
Al Puehlo-Denver. 0: Pueblo. 3.
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New England League.
Southern League.

Al Chattsnooga-Shevcp 4 Memphis
A. Atlanta AusntA, |. Birmingham
A. Nashville Nashville, I: MontgOmcN : ,
Al Little Rock-I.ittle Rock, 4; New o'lfHhs't
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American Association.

Al Indianapolis game Toledo. :. n ~
apolis. I. Second game Indianapolis. lhleG1V,r
Al Columbus First game Louis, NC IS,.Il
bus. I. Second game olur'bnS. 3 inrSvm.
At NInnea polls Minneapolis. 4; -, IA :!
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Connecticut League.
All games postponed on account OF rain.
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SECOND RAcK.
THIRD RACE.

Good start: won easily: Sir Huon h. c.. ,. by
Falsetto- ignite; owned BY G. J. Long: trained BY