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LAWN TENNIS.
Anderson and Allen In Hollywood 6o'f
club Final

PLAY in the open lawn tennis tournament ri
the HOLLYWOOD Golf club was continued
vest erday on the club courts, West End. j.
The contest for the mems singles is we'll ad-
vanced and to-day's matches brought mat
rers to the 'lnsi. Tho Kings County Tennis
club champion. Frederick q Anderson. won
in the semi-fnals by defeating Edward b.
Dewhurst, the indoor champion, the latter
PLAYING poorly. IN the other half ofthe draw
Harry F. Allen Of the New York Tennis Gun
won in straight sets from his cluhmate
Robert lie Roy. Anderson and Allen meet TINS
afternoon to settle the honors.
In The double. the New York Tennis Club
pnir Edward B. Dewhnrst and Harry F. Allen,
are furthest along with place In the hnal'
They easily defeated the New Haven team.
Lyon and Colston in the semi finals. 80 81
The summaries
Mems Singles. Preliminary Round--J. Campbell
Phillips. Hollywood Golf Club, defeated c. C.
Kelly. West Side Tennis Club, by default
First Round--W. Bramhall, Orange Lawn Tennis
Club. defeated BENJAMIN Phillips. Hollywood Coll
Club, SO, IS. Frederick Colston. New Haven
Tennis Club. defeated Percy Lansberg, staten
Island Cricket club. By default: Walter Lewisohn.
Hollywood Golf club. defeated c. As,rom. Jr
Hollywood Coli Club. by default; Thomas c. Trask
West Side Tennis club, defeated j, Campocll
Philips. Hollywood Golf Club, BY default hush
Tallant. West side Tennis Club. defeated W Woln'
g. SonnF k aey sSS1} t tns By
of f'sSnS ssSns S%'d
side Tennis C6 Rog sIsmS H. HoS orange
County Tennis Club, es. ei Bryan detected tn,,nn
S ,;SS defeated H.rser E EmSassr cGSH
York Tennis CUB. defeated George ,eurlon Al.
S %ss isr r.ass S WV ss sEta
co rm',d rtnns cus defeated Wye
9Ik Ct Cqs FsSse
Lewisohn. Hollywood Golf Club. o. SO. -
Ea. Il a n,'on NeS oF HaT rs0h lawn r C.
SENT ,nn.l Harry F. Allen Ne New r, YoT.
et"Si Tennis club dscs,s4 EDWARD B.wh"1s'
Mems Doubles First round ,G.orge E. Ne.tle-
,2n Sss Hyf g. ss F'd's sss
Island Cricket Club, and Percy I,anshere' Holly
RG s'G Ysw q.s T,nn. as 5'n Eat s0R
and a Or sna
~ e s..ss a..sss ds:;: y s%s
Xcw Haven + 9. Ard Ered.Ios g anderson
Fss4 GSSHy 6sn9'. sTs = s and
,Iarrv F Hnen. New York Tennis Club, defeated
i B V Lyon and Frederick oo'son New Haven
The second open, tenpi. tcuEnampentt Of
tho RidRewood Golf Club, VIII % held on
day. |ne 'i july eH s and Foil swing DAYS. events
VIII be men. singles and mem, EN-, doubles &.
right to challenge H. Palmer. the present
holder OF the challenge trophy which was
donated by the club last year. This cup
must be won three times before it is per
At Ardsley -on-the- Hudson the home club
will hold an Invitation DOUBLE tonrnaament
mriay' The following teams are entered:
+: B, Alexander and Harold + HackeWtt .o the
Jr'. and Reginald Fncke, Country Club OF
W ~. Robert lie. Roy, the, intercol-
lesiate chanpion. and RAYMOND u. Little.
stephen G. Miilett and f. r. Marvin and Harry
r. Allen and Edward b. Dewhurst.
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Philadelphia, Z: Boston. ..
st. Louis, o: Cincinnati, q
BROOKLYN, o: NEW YORK IN. I.

BROOKLYN, Q. NEW YORK IN. H. ..
Luther Teyors mantle 81 ou II, snRpI
from. t the the s esha fS.y
had made only two hits Of him up to t h;, time
bI. IN that inning they mrd BEEN s1 payns
sFttins H VIXEN thsr batting sights Eers
nadSss1 I'D s to se be-. s
sSksh inning md ths,s Win sp Il. S!rS Sov by
akin Z e that felt By pusi't xho 2 M haT Ing
everything hIs own way and then 10 'a'o 10"
sesnSs took in tn; =, 9 s4auf
yn by New York Hall spitefIity t kno ~ Si
fell eid bie ef Sood-by little game. good.
BY .hummed the ball as II sktrted the CLOUDS
and brought in the sixth run. dx oId-
ELECTIVE Nth men ,S on b Sssss
Wss .e es ret Ezra S ss
, s2ound d04 hs driven fGT nsthfs
the third ba.eman and shortstop eTectually
one eV out. and Devlin doubled in ne second
1pHS VIII out 5H and Woed
not permit hit to follow either o. TIE Two
baggers. Brownies single 70 rient. Roniin
neat bunt. McGann's out at first and Mertes
N ex yorks in the eo second inning: but even
then the Brooklyns showed that they we're
not nst4 TS9s t2 eysF h Not ass
stTics s'n in the middle Of the diamond, and
Mertes was imprisoned between the bases
1t was easy work to chase him to cover.
Workers on the bases only to be incarcerated
there. Browne was on third with two out
in the 1ith but Donlin popped a ~ to Lewis
In the seventh 9evlln opened wan wa, saie on
bun IVA wa. beatific."for Brooklyn The ball
went straight to Stricklett. and Dsvlln, WHO
Two two on bases. bu, Hall sent them on their way
to the field by catching Browne fly.
Malay started the smuggling ,I3t w she
stricklett caueh, the fever and whisked q
liner to right. Malay scoring Dobbs fled
to Donln and R,'er fso1 bs boo 0n1n
past Gilbert and enabling ,Stricklett to run
10 second Lumey grounded TO Gilbert. but
the latter hands were sieve through which
The ball s,T Grs s U'S score All this @a
had but worse remained behind Batch
forged another link in the chain that bound
the champions with mighty thrust TO rlght
and was productive OF two more runs. After
G;essler had struck out Hall made a home run.
Mertes singled in the eighth W,h t G,n owl;
then The usual y hs roaahnr doas
The ninth. a hit and an error having put Two
New York men on bases with two out But
again Strcklet' foiled his opponents. Browne
grounded to GessIer. and nauGht was doing.
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Racing at RuNaIo.

BUFFALO, July Six favoritcS were defeated at
Kcnilwor,h Park to-day. Nu,h's Rather easily
defeated Pcktlme by four lengths In tho Stccplc-
chase,
First Raccr,v" turlonss pemas. Ioa rravcrs,
Ii to l. won: Merry Belle Ipa (RomanellN. Is 10 L.
second Iaccne, 100 w. Fisher. q 10 :? thlrd, Time
io2 Catalogue. Peter Becker, Maz1lni. Cause,
Azure Hy Waring. Miss Finch. Gold Coin. Dcvoir
and Progression also ran.
second Race Two mites, ,s'ccpleChhase Ru,hs
~. Kelly, :? to I. second Mahon, l3a tFMck, to t.
third. Time 4;n3 DramhtlS,. Arlus, Cocgian.
Rack Death and N,tor also ran
Third Race one mile Birbnross,, M tfagarl
: IN !, won; Sunray. lol toleary), q 10 I. second
Nova WEIGH, ioa buchanan. to ). third Time.
l;i2 cS NcrrcSs kassll, Rhythm, Bert. Arthur.
Miss Karl and Edgely Queen also ran.
Fourth Racc-One mile aud sixteenth. RrSrr-
walton. llG n. Walsh, to ?, won: h +. Williams.
Jos tHodgson,, TO |. second: Irish Witch, % ~.
Miller, to /. third, Time. iis rs. Little Scout
also
Finn Race SIX flrongs Good Cheer. III
(Dohcrtyl 4to /, won Tro jan. ln3 drawers, q 10 l.
second: Lus,ig. 10 Pcrrlnc. . to /, third. Tine.
LA %. hyperion, Wild Iri'hman. Plant nrcnc,;
Billy Handset Auuarius. Baba'a, E1,ralaH and
GAYLORD also ran,
Sixth Race-on mile and a ,Siy'crnlh Gay
I.Nettc, 100 u.eel TO L. won. ORA Viva, I'M tDohc
crtY. $40 l. second: Grand Swoop. iol tMallN,. lco
TO I, third Time ii. Sweet Tone. Sctlukc'.
Standard Bearer, Russell A.. Wa'orcurc. First
Born. Melstersinger. Lord Hermence. BisQue and
Miss Shylock also ran.
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Plans Tor English Football P,a,cr.

All doubt about the visi, Of the Corinthian
Association football team of England to this
country has been dspelled by the arriya
~ New York Of T.. A., Parker. manager Of
the eleven. The team will snil from Liver
pool to Quebec on Aug. ;, and after a series
81 games in Canadian cities viii play in
dclrhla, New York and Boston, Parker has
also been in communca, ion with IN" All
posed that an intercollegiate team made no
Of men from Harvard. Columbia and Haver-
ford meet the visitors either in New York
Or Cambridge. Tho New York game has
been arEang ed for Sept. ie.
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Gus Rubin ia training in this city for
fight with either Marvin Hart or Mike Schreck,
the same to take place on Aug. II or there
abouts. at Reno. New. where Marvin Hart
knocked out Jack Root recenl;. The Akron
Giant is in fine shape and hopes to meet
hart some day.
Il think that can beat him. said Rubin
yesterday. He is not the hard game that
some folks think he is, and when We come
together. u We ever do. I II prove this fact
Hart twice Sand I guess the public knows
how Jared. ! would rather have met Bob
fit2smmons. but | understand that he is
out Of the hunt at present"
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7O-D.Y's CARD FOR BRIGHTON
Five Interesting Events outside Of the Big
HandtclD

Aside from the big handicap. the card al
Brighton TO-DAY is of unusual interest, with
large fields predominant. Tho Punches
town steeplechase will open the sport. Casta-
liam. Opunta. Jim Newman and Gambling
being about the best
In the second event. at six furlones, But
tons. Chieftain, Right and True, Belligerent.
Major Pelham. Girdle and Old England figure
Two-year-o Odds will run in the third event,
at six furongs, the most formidable entries
being Rrookdale Nymph. Whimsical, Old
Faithful Cinchona. Osiris. I.adsarion and
Cary In the fifth race. for platers. at mile
and sixteenth, Action. Memories Pronta
Siblick and Noladay are probable factors.
while in the sixth event. for maiden two
year odds five and half furlongs Listless
Caprice. Osiris and Albert F. look good The
entries follow;
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GOOD FIELD FOR The BRIGHTON
BELDANE, ORT WELLS AND ART
FJL TO MEET TO-DAY.
Efforts BEING Made TO Have Sysonby Go to
thr Post, Too, In the SIS 900 Handicap
Drake DOES Not Back tunnels
Some Operations OF the PlunEers.

A splendid field has been named TO start
in the s2j 900 Brighton Handicap. one mile
and a quarter. To bc run AT IN" Beach track
this afternoon While James II. keene dld
not include the famous SysohbN IN the oHcial
list NJ entries sent out YESTERDAY. there IL
possibility that the Melton three-Near-o'd
will be an added starter G. j. Fitzgerald,
the manager of the track was trying to IN
dnco Mr.. Kecne last night to start Sysonby,
but the matter had not been decided at
late hour If Sysonbv goes he Will have
II pick MP a penalty OF twelve pounds. which
will make his weight i23. and for that reason
the belief is current that he Will he kept in
the barn
Reldame must pick mp n three pound penalty
for winning the suburban, which makes
her burden l2j pounds With this weight
on her shoulders she will give five pounds
TO Ort Wells, who viii also pack 1875 pounds.
Including a one pound penalty for winning
the Brighton Mile on Wednesday from Mr.
Belmont'S mare ". r, Whitney's Arttul.
the best Of lamburgs get. will also be
starter. with only lo3 pounds, and she Is
sure to have a following In view OF the in
vincible form displayed by her in her pre-
yious races. St Bellane. with 90 pounds.
may be factor, in view Of his good per
formance On Thursday. when he won an
overnight handicap at the Beach from Monsieur
Beaucaire and other fair horses, Beaucaire
will go, too, packing only ioN pounds. which
ought to make him dangerous. as he is at
his best Just now. Dolly Spanker is In nicely
with III pounds and Is always consistent.
Ivan the Terrible. If he goes, will be coupled
with Beaucnire and is sterling three-rear-
old John H. Madden's Adbell Ia in light
with los pounds. while Ostrich with 30
pounds, may have an outside chance to be
in the money.
Ort Wells may bc the favorite when it comes
time to bet but both Beldame and Artful
will also be in high favor. Artfuls wonder
fnl speed may upset all calculations for she
is almost sure to he sent TO the front to make
the pace with Beldame. The Brighton Handi
zap il the richest event Of its kind run in this
country and has always haen productive OF
fast time BroomsliCk. who won last year.
handing up worlds record for a mile and
quarter, 2oc As. after smashing race with
Irish Lad II the weather conditions are
favorable an immense crowd viii he on hand
TO see the big race, which will be started at
about clock Tho conditions and entries
are as follows
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Secretary Morgan has hronGht ont the
zoos Yearbook of he nted States Golf
Association. II is in an enlarged form and
rndine volumes with the records Of the
championships brought mp to date and the
rules OF golf complete With the new amend
men,s The book gives the locations aud
secretarys addresses Of the 30 associate and
"a, allied clubs The dates of election
are appended with tho lists Of officers and
committees from the start The volume is
printed only for private circulation among
the golf clubs
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FINE GOLFING AT APAWAME.
Young SHERMAN or HAMILTON
WINS AND LOSES.
Pierre PrOal and Trayers Fight out
Close Matches With success-Morro
Has a Twcnty.One Hole Finish with
Van Etten-D Douglas In Handicap.


Match play in four sixteens and for q beaten
eight cup made an interesting sequence AZ the
Apawamis Club tournament Yesterday Tor
contestants and onlookers. Sherman. tho
Hamilton College boy, who upset all calcu-
latons last summer by winning the Deal
tournament lived up to his reputation as
long driver. and by his proves at the critical
time, on the twelfth and thirteenth holes.
from the tees he won a hard match from
Charles II Seely, the NJ. G.. A. champion.
The success brought Sherman against jerome
Travers in the afternoon.
In the morning the schoolboy had a II and
defeated Gee of Princeton. In the match
with Sherman the young Nassau player
did not have the better Of the long game.
Neither was very brilliant In approaching
or putting. as compared with their earlier
matches. but the advantage was with Travers.
A brace Of IS made Sherman UP at the fourth,
the ,Go-yard fifth hole. and Travers won In
3 to s. on the ninth Travers sliced out OF
bounds. and by winning in to Sherman
had the lead the turn. the strokes being
~ to Al.
Trouble was still with Travers on the tenth
tee, where he topped and Sherman became
? up drive out Of bounds cost Sher man
the eleventh. and after being within fifteen
feet Of the hole on his second. he could only
get n s. and Travers had the match squared.
Playing the fourteenth both had good drives.
and they played short of the brook on their
seconds Sherman pulled his third into
trouble. and Travers. getting ia the edge
of The green on the like won the hole In S.
This made Travers / UP. The next four
were halyed The card.
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NEW YORK "a. L.. 3; WASHINGTON, o-YIRsT
GAME.

GAME.
WASHINGTON, July New York bad no
double bill OF baseball to-day. Superior.
high class pitching won both contests Tor
the visitors. Both Al Orth and Jack Powell
were in fine form and pitched with almost
faultless fidelity. Only three scattering hits
were garnered from Orth In the early con;
test, and but four were poached from Powell
sisted BY faulty fielding Won the .s opsn Ing
only four hits OF Townsend all told. two
Of these came at tho moment to do the most
damage to .Townsend's delivery. klenow
opened the third inning with single to cen
ter. Orth hit to Hill. who threw too wide
to force Kleinow at second, Conroy Sunted
pop n.y.. keeler's bunt fell safe. filing the
bases. Elberfeld flied to Jones. scoring
over Jones's head which The latter r.t barely cAy
Reeler both scored on this hit. which ended
the scoring for this game. Washington was
able to got only one man as far as seoono
base, resulting from . single and . stolen
base.
A base on balls, a sacrifice and Elberfeld'e
single scored Conroy In the hrst inning o.
the second game. Chases single. stea! OF
Era ns :sernSs and and at Fu Sy
Increased New Yerks total to AZ in the
resulted from Joness single. HIS sAortnce.
. steal and an error. foul tip split JACK
Kleinow's right hand and badly damaged
couple Of digts In the third inning OF the
first game Grif1th has tho wires working
for another catcher. The scores:
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scHooNER cLAss-corRsE 80 MlLHs.
Questions Answered.

Reader. New York. -Hackenschmiit had
only one match in this city. This was with
Tom Jenkins AT Madison Square Garden and
the Lion won two straigh hi fall catch as catch
can style; Hackenschmidt The following
defeated them all inside OF twenty minutes,
although he contracted to throw them all in
an hour,
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1OtdTS - To II II Z
spatted for Taylor In the ninth inning.
nrook,yn ..,.....,,....O o O O 0 90
New York ..............0 o Ga
Firs, base on errors-New York. !: Brooklyn. 2.
Let! on bases New York 8: Brooklyn. First
lor. a by Stncklctt. ?, Home runs Batch. Hall.
Two base hits Donl!n. Dcvlin. Ritter. Sacrifice
Johns,onc, Time hour and IS minutes. At
tendance 2OOO.
PHILADELPHIA ~, Ia. 7: BOSTON N. L., s.
BosroN, July Philadelphia defeated Boston
again to day 10 an interesting game. Fraser was
sent the bench in the NTH for directing 70 klems
placed SutthoN In ,hc eighth when Boston cyan
hitting freely. The score:
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Al Omaha-Des Mones. L. Omaha, !
Al Denver First gamc-Dcnvcr. c. Co.'H9'
Springs, q, Second game-Denvtr, =. '''''"'
ii Sioux City-Sioux City. 5; ST, Joseph, go
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"a. Ll. -: CLEVELAND. 3.
CLEVELAND.

Two base hts-WnIace. Sugdcn. koehler on.
sason oen FfsR
Hi by p,cheI-,Ry Hess; ,; wild plich-Hess.
Howell. &: By Hess Left on bascs-St Louis. 10.
Cleveland, s. Umpire Connolly. Time-2 hours
and ? minutes. Attendance
CHICAGO "a. la. T. DETROIT. I.
DETROIT. July :. Donovan outpitche White,
but los, his game owing TO his wlldnesS and
a foozy ding by O'Leary ut an opportune moment.
OLeary, Crawford and Davis shone In sensational
catches, The score:
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.Bsttcd for Harley in the ninth inning.

Boston .,....,,..,.0 0 %
philadelphia ..,.,..-..,..0 2 II
First base on errors-Boston, l: Philadelphia. I.
LET, on bases Boston. !; Philadelphia. l. First
base on balls on Fraser ?: on Harley y on suit.
hoN 2 Struck out / y fraser. :: ~ Harley .; y
SutihotI 8. Home run AbhatlcchiO. Three base hits
Moran. Titus t2'. Wolver,on Two base hits
Tcnney, Dooin. Sacrifice hits Doan. BrnnS-
fcld Courtney. Stolen bases Tenney, Magee.
Double plays Wolver!on and Tenncy; Courtney,
Gleason and Rranshed Raymer Abbaticchlo and
Tenncy. Hit by pitcher BY Fraser. !: by Sutthon.
/. Passed ball Moran Umpire Klein, Time
/ hour and 81 minutes. Attendance l,52s.
at. LOUIS IN. Ll. 0: CINCINNATI. T.
CINCINNATI July The Cardinals punched
hits In thr third and MN innings to day. knocking
Chcch out OF the box Hahn pitched the last three
innings and was no IMPROVEMENT. The score:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New Yorks Beat Warrington Twice. ths
First Gamo Q 6hut-out

The New York Americans made big gain
on the Bostons yesterday by beating tho
washin gtons twice. while Philadelphia was
subduing the Champions. Chicago won from
Detroit and st. Louis from Cleveland. which
happenings gave the lead to the Chicagos
and seventh place to the Browns. The re-
suits:
Now York, 3; Washington, o. First game.
New York, 8: washin gton. 1. Second game.
Philadelphia. 2: Boston, L.
st. Louis, IL; Cleveland, ..
Chicago, 4; Detroit, 1.
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BOBTON
Totals....i 1920 Q


TOtAlS....Z ~ Id
two out when winning run was scored
Boston ...........l o o 0 o.
First base on error-Boston Left on basrs--
Boston. 10: Philadelphia, l. First base on balls
on Waddeli, 1; on Bender. 2; on Young. 2: Struck
out-By Waddcll. 4: by Bender, 2: by Young, o.
Two base hits Selbach, Collins. Young. Hartsel. l..
Cross. Sacrifice hits Collins. Stah Seybold,
ShreckenRost Stolen base Collins Double play
Davis 7unassisted). Umpircs Mccarthy and
OIaughlin. Tlme2 hours and minutes, At
tcndance-7.9O5.
st. LOWS IA. I). -: cLsvELANp. 3.
ST. LOUIS. July 7.--St Louis Americans defeated
Cleveland to day. The feature was tho wildncss
OF Hess who lost the game In the frst Inning, al
lowing two men TO walk, hitting two others with
pitched balls and giving four singles, netting five
runs The score
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Rochester, : n - 3
Buffalo ...... q o--s q !
Battrrcs-Water and Payne; lerkes AID Meal
lister.
Al Baltimore Rain.
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HANDICAP FOR COLONIAL GIRL
heats SMALL FIELD AT BRIGH.
Ton ~ HANDY STYLE.
Yankee Consu, Ronps Home with a Big
Lead-The Southerner. q 10 ]. Takes
Champialn's Measure Ala Husse''
P Scores Aga,n-FOur Fav orites succeed.

Colonial Girl won the handicap At nine
furlongs run over the Brighton track Nes,"f
day She opened al 10 S, but receded 10
to S. as Andrew Mllers Merry Lark was
backed down ol4toi, Go Between. running
in the colors Of Alex shields and taking up
top weight. went back tn ~ 10 from twos'
while C,amara the only other starter. re.
mained steady AZ sevens Colonial Girl vas
In receipt nj four pounds from Ito Re'we"n
and conceded eleven 10 Merry Lark aud
thirteen 70 ttamara ~ the start lll'fehrand
took Merry Lark 10 In" front, with IN" others
close M on tho hackstret"h both colonial
Girl and TO Between made simultaneous
moves 10 60 TO the lead. and in The s'rngRl"
Merry Lark WAS bumped Al the tnr thrn
Colonial Girl assumed command, hnt Hide
brand came again with Merry Lark in the
stretch se resolutely that Booker was forced
70 ride the Meddler mare TO tn" wire, where
she won handily by two lengths in 81 as
Merry Lark. still under drive heat Gamara
a half length, with Go Between length
back Hildehrand went before the stewards
with protest Of foul which was not allo we'd.
Yankee Consul s2oooo colt, was vic
torious in the sixth event, for two-rear. olds
Choice, but receded 70 10 d because Of The
strong play on T e. Mcdowell s King IS Daugh.
t.I Sy 9rnamen 2ueenllWkfb sI i, w sam. was a.
Yankee Consul who quickly passed Kings
Daughter and won by eight lengths in ! Is
Lyme drove the Ornament .flv home three
parts OF a length in front of Newton Benning-
The third race, for three -year-od flies
ak furongs. was only a romp for the pro:
hibitive favorite. u B Duryea's Rose OF
Dawn, TO shaw went to The front with
her at the start and having her in hand a II the
way, he passed the Judges four lengths TO
the good in il4i-5 Diamond Flush, second
choice, was second most of The way. and beat
finto m IN hl
The Western hly, Ala Russell, another
receding favorite al ! to s. made a runaway
Of the second race. Tor two. vear -olds, I'VE
and half furlonos having two and half
lengths over Consistent, 9 to /, at the wire
The latter had the same advantage over ?.
NcCarren's ST Estephe. who WAS pounded
down TO to : The time wa. o.
Don Royal, 3 to led his field from start 70
finish in The opening, event for lnaidens AT
lengths in front Of Black. Prince. IS to :,
ehot, with James Cialway's Banker. Is TO J.,
third. lsmaillan. the tavorite, was badly
beaten, and so was Bill Days Sailor Boy
who was PLAYED down TO threes
John A. Drak e's Runnels, 70 10 f9vorlte n
al a mile and a sixteenth. was soundy beaten
third AZ the head Of the stretch Flammula
who had made fast pace for Runnels. blew
up, and Frank Farrell's Champlain, 10 to /.
ran over the Drake horse only to succumb 70
Matte Corbet's The Southerner. q to !. who
won from the Farrell horse by half length
was five lengths away, barely beating Flam-
mua for third money. -Four favortes we're
successful and fullY 5000 persons were In
Attendance. The summaries
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nASehall Note.

c. \. Whether man Is out. The -a' ny
third was not forced. and the man on >'r"., 81 a.
entitled to the chance OF trying 10 GET ha' ~ 80
base Rule So
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Games Scheduled for To-day.

NATIONAL LrACrF
Prooklyn In New York; Philadelphia In Boston;
81. Louis In Cincinnati F',shurg In Chicago.
AMERICAN iTAGrF.
New York In Washington two games. Boston In
Philadelphia. Cleveland In st. Louis Chicago in
Detroit.
EtsTERN LEAGUE.
Providence In Jersey City; Newark In Hat!r ore,