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Races; atSL.lato,,nia.

l3SgE 6aQclAL eu Is t1IfSSsl IN
WIS s x CINCINNATI. 81 OH }. J " ~ Brnncas,
q n odds on fnyorite. won the Cincinnati
Hotel handicap Tea lure ofa be card
4 at La tonia to-day. ,ts s Rrancas got away
badly and lay IN last posi- Ion until the
stretc1, hi. where he cnrno Wit Il IN ruxf1
and won q 8leng th. from a Ina II 2 four,
the pace max cr.. 81 nj M Il tiades VI lrd.
4gS Summarizes; first IL ce-- n lie Early
Hours ne to 4 y IRA, 2ocil Is to Eacc-
sJJond. 1,ong Bright 70 3to5 third Time.
n lao a-5. So
EEs second Z race Fiyei fnrlongs Datnty
Dame III to sn) flrst. Eric lion: 12 40
II second, Della Thorpe 70 70 ~ Il. third.
Time ;0i
race Six fyrlongs ri lnclpia n Il
ITO ~ frat. 80 Joi ison i'd u second.
ee L,nss y h third .js Time. is 5
Fourth rae e--Ail le and IL an " Eighth The
H clncinnuti Hotel handles p7 Brancas q to
gs11O) iirst. Alma Dufour q to- second.
sAliltiades % NJ 10 bird. Time. :67 2-5
Fifth race ST eplect ase. ff;sS Handicap.
short course Frank u Atc,.ss a to n frst.
Pirate IA to 61l second. Fred Priesmcyer
81 COZ u y third. d 1,lne, 10
Sixth race n lie tter Brown "a toll
Il iirst, Proteus III to 81 second 81 Dr.. Me-
/, Ci,ier g tol rs
hi Seventh race-AI le-- st. CssOrge. Jr. 40
lte i y first IS Bill Garter (1a to- y second.
T. Aiaybcrrys (ls to third Time,
5s1:4 LIS. $5i:
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SPLENDID \ ] SHOOTING ! D (
BYWAYh !! !: J. D. \
Three Tie on II igh Average.
Harry George Wins Fine
Gun.
tspe,cIa i Is THO Timcss Dispatch

y SPEC ia, Is THO Timoss Dlspa tch.) SH
sE SyAYNEsBoRo !. .,,t:--nily- be. fllhf
nual sho ot sof aynesboro Gun cll %
held here to-day usual q decided
7 sli ccess. There we're rsof shoot
ers4 from d distance, among then, n. NJ Y.
Hawkins. epresentI VII, hester Is
Arms COM who led the tot ll Nth
les targets on OF 175 ]; q theirs were 1fessrs
Winter md Armatrong Roar Ike: & g rad
y ofS III r Richmond: race fe,ss nf staunton.
Z George and Bruney.s Of Charl0 ttesYil le.55ii
ne day was Ideal, the trap In goof
apc and scorer IN Sss t.
II many shooters OF S.tfle homo team Ha Y
r 5. g IIaliSSgN., and Cav tied N on high
SSavera ge 81 1852 out OF 70. jis The farmers
high average E, 4. 81 Stone. Hig h average
Iby# non momb els ;o q club. r. ~ right,
The seventy sdoiia i gun. the most lua-
GhlcS prize was won by Harry Geor q
& charlottesville. from 81 the tWenty-y
line, q targets. si,$
3{S5 The totals were ms fol ows:: al
81 Carter. 1o3 4; Day, IS: Coyner,s 27;; Id
Hall 152 <; Nv. s9 II, 152 Wright 90;
Craig, l1s; 2Brufrcy. A Is Kiracono, so;
Winter, 126 \ armstrong ~ 81 II I1. law,
s152: Hawkins, 1875 5 y 7. Stone, "A: Page,
51l0; Il Mnupin, II 2 ;8 Brooks, a II ;C address,
"a; d Dawson. OF; & Grady 3 133 4; Fishburne,
go In TWO events ~ George 90 Tin four
events; Norm. 3 y In Wo events ;at Ricf-
lrdson, az IN two events: Ea rman 4. JIG in
ono event., c. Cav a 5 81 In one event;
Brown, a I In one event; Clar 81 In four
events: Lloyd. 81 In FIVE events !; y. Stone,
r. IN NO vent q II, 5Sss3 Sg}
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.A71TELl WINNER \ ! I: !. {
IN ..'S:I.T''.|E.| \. |
8Neil'ss Eye Closed Early il ID Con:
S5$ test strugg led for Twenty
s85S Rounds. a. III III
!. Rounds.
/ lfBy8,A ssocta ted Preas;.)

Los GELEs, July be- ~ n tel.
champ on herweig XII fpuglist Of Amer
lea, to-day got The In the ven e
teeth round over Fran ban l tam
weight champion, before the As th tll'a,s4
gclub tell showed 10 ErcS dyali llI
landing six blows u one.
ell & eye was cosed earl In the con- ~.
test. and his ace wa tered ackS and
blue II &, howe yer, np ne red to be strong
est throughout the fight .arid his blows
swIenSthey land leo, i had force 3behlnd them.
sAttell.s cleyerhess in coyeriI;;,, ~ ING
Ssldestepping hts opponent vieloiia swings
sawed him repeat ed .s ass4 sss M !s
The last two round s9 svere fong z y w
both men witt, fierccness, and Mel landed 9 e.
more blows IN these two rounds thanh Z.
nearly ali ID lie ii prey ious cig cen ne
men slugged al eaof1 otl or during these
rounds and fough head to- head, q Isl
#ging Al each o TIERS "a CO. n;
Tho decision of ferec K I,y ton @ was '',p.s
a
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*
VAL and was sacri lced to second 38by
willis, went to tn on Browns ou. g
first had 10 egu y S''tta :
az throwing Mini on an q tl, =,
scored On Ian baIg' clean 9 .tl
remaining two innih resul TED 3ln nom
Ing. u h /, (, &
which had been preceded by eigll tggoose
eggs opened with fine pros pectst 4 lHnen
iCuddy hit "a pretty tWo- Dagger II ana s!o!e
third 4 with a fine squirt OF z speed ;.s D gll
Anthony died on foul to$ l.anna VI.
siebrie went out from short sto p 20
nit cuddy, determined to score, cr 9 os :,
the plate on the ont making. the I!E s
and tsruns and cowal died ION anot'9er
foul III to- nlitln,. (. ;5
Well Play Cd and I Clean. II
Tho gaJia was we'll played and clean n
throughout. and presented several II bril-
liant features, In the irst inning a. tln 9
double MAY was made, when Crutcn!ey
threw Hicks out Sat first and KIN ltel!ey
returned the ball In q fast throw ' u, g
watson on third, putting Reeve OUT. ~
Lawmakers also mad q q pretty n t!oub p
play In the second inn men 3 s 81 !
was thrown out mt first ny Reeve ans rs
fpiepho was thrown out by Shaf Her |, g
Reeve on second, M Cownn Z ma de q pretty
catch behind the bag on Feipho' si foulain
the sixth inning, as 81 Id ! Peipho. In the
fifth Inning. when he ran far back ana
caught out Drew on "a h Ugh II fly robbing
the latter Of n nice hit. Z n "a NJ
a5 The tabulatads score folloNs: NJ
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Cl;UiL|P|; /: / 5 SHOW
OPENS With. SUCCESS {! !! S.
-Four Racing Events and Many I'M
ss.8 i; Prizes AWarde Sum MI
St mary. VI Il
Especial to The Illness l spat ch.>

e ULPEPEE, IA, \ N July e! his. Tho
first day OF the fourt h annual exhtb itipns
or tho Culpepar Horse Show and Rac ne
Alssociaton, brought large crowd. u
the classes were beyond the aver'nge 20 al th-S
5ertoain the history OF the life #of the sso
iciety, Tho show rs I'm der he en- ectiveS
!mariag cement y OF M RS, III smtt
~ ,iL ipscpmb, u W. W.. San az h-ss
smand ana I'D. Bark or NJ r RI Yers, A.
Hi Marshal I. The Il Eos terra Band ,8 from
washington, furnished the mus 4 y, y lr91s
q, y j Rixey3ti Is president Of the society
and Mr. alhanl is score taryss SWIM
mary: 8 81 8, y - y, I, \,
ptl aehes sel colt to "; Dunssh'
prize slb. IN Z, L ~. q. !,
second CON Is r, n. milestone; first prise.
''Y best pony. Is Fl q: 1,yne; prize @ 500 &
NJ Best lady1park hack. 70 Mrs y. 81 ohh.j
SOM prize. s30 III 81 87 . .;tsg
Best tandam team. g B.s Johnson y pflFzles
'sg Best lady hunter t. Mrs. 2. Jolason'
y h Iss G heavy weight hunters, e the oaks
fa nest hunt club team, the Oaks n
Farm; prize sao, lls, ss s ~
The races; a 4 M S44ls Il
1 First "a e-- culpeper heersesl purse t7s.S
aVe- eighth miles. won by II equ VI EN-. % Wned
Nv Rohert Mathews. s9s q; 3
second race-for hunters; plrse 800
FIRE Fly, won, owned by HayaI;s.
distance. mile and q halt.
nh Ird frace-free for al tllree-qu teHs 4
nile y first prize s7O-ss, Fnlg sic won, owned
ny John s., ", Elys.
Fourth tWo NV Won,
half milesi purse NY ss s'
owned by o. Hays 81 & "A,
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TRINITY HAIL Wins
! |hIMAGh|FICEh|TR RACE
Will Meet Beigians g Day ],
Final for Grand Challenge
~ rs
EIIl.I[3 \, D, AaaocIatad Presa.l

sslt8IIENLEY,@IsNci., July I. --I n tho setni-
fnal for the grand challenge Dup 4, to-
day, Trinity Hall, 8$ Cambridg boat the
G.Argonauts (Canada) by hal I'M lengt
Time. ~ minutes % sgeconds. 55ss
13sS& It was a magnih cent II race. For the
frst quarter OF b mile the boats noses
were level. Trinity Hal then slowly
forged TO the front. Half the distance
y was rca ched Iminu tes . seconds.
The Canadians n then 81 were ii t,a rdtlys8ssa g
quarter Il OF a length In y the rear. a and
max ding desperat 10 q forts to overhaul heir
4 opponents. but the raPeate splrts Il. OF
a the visitors proved unayail ms The
Trinity Hall crew always resp onded with
a \ sllght qulckenlng OF tlel, ST oke,I % and
held the lead to the end !, after one OF
h the best races ever witnessed ut Henley.
The Club Nautlque do Gand n Belgium
boat Third Trinity, Cant bridge. q by u two
lengths, N Time, N iillnut ties 3 seconds,
t5} The elgians and Trinity Fiall Will
thus contest 4 IN the final for 4 the Grand
X ChRllengeg Cup tomorrow. II ~ II
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Grutehoy. ss.s " " ts1ilBl
Wills p .sSSfl u
Totals /. +, /. l. q. 30 Ella "a I,
i!4SS The score by innings /. . ass Il I. Is -:
Richmond 9 goot w y d-75 "a;
'Ssutntnaryi rwu.base ltt--c'u1dy ". stoletii
buses, ts1nffer. Cuddy, "a ; Is ellie p.
Double pla VS. rutoliley to- < elley Ito
SWatsons Drew to Reeve to- Sliaffcr.. Ease
on vt bal iilis, Il, Drew, W. IA BY
lpitchad tba lls.-By Drew. i! strtick out ----s
by Wlllis,36; by Drew. Il Thine OF 80 me-
!2af0urs and 90 minutes. Umpire, IioI ~ \
iter. ttendnYicc,E 8, 900. INK ok
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MINOR LEAG uE ], SCORES (: y r 8
Southern League.

Morning Gar1les--8 ~ 81, N 8Es
AT tlanta "A tlanta, IS 81 Nashville. \ /
Az Birmingham rnlingham S. 1font;
Little Rock Littl 3 Rock, q Mem
4 At New Orleans o game,
Afternoon NOS a. S5Si5 AN 3if:
" AT AtlAnta- tlantR 5 !; Nashville, g.
a t Birmingham birmingham. o. Mont,
tgOmeryI 2. ;s5s d 81 s3s3 7
AZ Llttle Rock Little Rock. & Mem,
sst., .AAt "a New Orleans lew Orleans 8
Shreveport, O. IL ~ n.
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only three hits ana d struck & OH 4! eleven
men. Lynchburg' \ errors In til Is game
were made when they did not count for
while the. Danvi lie Adj play erss
sfunibles were sponsible for tttep9 fsthe
-four runs the visit ors r. ne a rd
forga Danyill N had perfea control sttsand
would, no doubt, have won bis game. but st
for The ira gged D 81 pport & given him The
features OF the flrat game we re- the two
baHe hits of Re tier and Benny Ri and lie
work of 1'otman md Holt. Bowen and
ckards \ bot h1nada Il g tar ca ches,
d, lie second game la ked n 4 81 eat deal
from being BIT 81 ers battle The
mighty Aipscr, for the III lis q rt,bers and
2yYinsto 4 the now vi Ter Danville,
broke even tho second IA I'M Inst he
number Of hits both allowing ~ Melve.5
The tors I, howeyer, biiflc til
ID nd - Afoserls kept the safet tics off him
scat tered The buDching of hits, coupled lied
with the costly Of the home team an
vass III a way respo BILE for the defeat lei b
81 the ~ oba cconsts EYe s. at II the
$blcachers and grAndsta nd was fill and
Elm addition hundreds OF people had 70
stand lip. The contest was INTERRUPTED cd
several times BY severn drnnke "a fights
on OF nca Z the diamond The featuTes 81 81
Ii he game were the home run o. Fat ger.
who sailed the spher sc squa g yer Il ttle
sfenc4, with one man SOn8 q 50 Chs ana Slnpp
Sbnttng Of Powell secured hree ~ III
XXI q, orca NJ ksin
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a 8 TAYLOR cam Wins,

Tho game played yesterday afterIhoo y,
and tic tsa Rlafs ~ voS q;
tSsH 'e,hinamen's Il az q Rlahnond The
Al AZ the nome plate bX sheltol ths. ~ m !,
ay ; pitcher, Iris was the nigl tetsn. =.
s5HItSher'H!ai,d fsthe1 nrsti senas that heHbn
iost,Hs The Chlnanlen fsw ore. Very prona
~ their showing n sss,5s ig3 S rs 55g
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H. Hal u ALVIN CHESTER.
The M Atlaln,,tics, Of w ashing ton,5 are e
"a, 81 II ea;ded for r chmond,

fspeclaL to p NJ y ~ IN \
WINCH nsT r., Ihly Eat ~ J,
3Winohester baseball team to,nay ~ !l.s1ss9 :
Two gamer Ana ROCKVILLE, M 81,
10 Is a,,a ttla 8 wv 'Ss
The Team tour g 4 .1lnas y
iynlrgIni ag, cltIs,s, cllldl'l ttlep Y
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Standing 81 the Clubs !, ! !: :
S5 Cleveland ) n Detroit, ass


IN ID saie 8 te ioca Cheated Detroit
Knocking M ono van he box 8, 4J =,
S!SSS|!fi'a
van * lillian and s Warner. Time, ;bs.
Un,ptreH Evans and She rida 4,
# Aftcrroon Game e N ~ IL s4s
Isl Cleveland made four stratgh from '''1 e
Detroit this fterno on Ett 80 \ =,
sSs!i 81 u ! ! J Hf'h s
DetroIt 9 ~ 9 3 q 9 9 oIi !. &
9Sss hsa sns
and Sheridan 81 .i2
Nv ashingt ON 8 3 oston IS9.
seSrsd I'll sdss Boston this lhs
morning, II 5 ", g,,
M Score .I & = q ~ II,
W i,as; " e SS 81 IS.
Batteries M Patten, Wa eneld api neenij
and Arnbrustcr. Time 7 ;sS:5 l't'' pre-
M Conn i, 3
tonItiia Saft ernoon, Young M puzzle FL
to- the hing tons Y, II 1y =,
IWashinagyt ol Z II
Bost Il ~ |. ~ o.
a Batteries Hughes . Fa ken burg and 1
Ieydon Young sand Peterson: Y pre-,
Sc: Louis, III; Chicag 81: IS
CHICAGO A. - S; t. 41ouis shut out
Chicag hero In n pitchers
bal =,
lssS Score: 3 - y.
ef55 s;,. g &c g g
ID tteries !: Patterson. Walsh and Sullt.tSl
van: and r I'm
pire, Connoll rs & "
Schca 90 efeated st Louis. an the after
noon game. Il IA great no idayG Grove! Was Is!
prefnt sltjil bns sd1ss US 4; il sss Z, y4s q
Score yah7ts5 root7ft : 4 16s
Shlcag g !; 8 q 8 8 8 8
'l Ba tteries: Altroek md Sullivan; Howell
and Richey line
mol " 85 II;
philadelphia, New8Y ork, &. A
t: ! lso Y. 9n' Y
tho Observation-Disclosures n ew maxi ne
and the oca Is tn rec. Z, X e -,
FFssMIad fGrkIIai' ,..,..o
$'5 IA tteries Chesbro & fifth and q
Kieinow ii and sllreck r Inc, l:4o,5
ITtnmpife %: Lo,xiilin tantl Hurst,
After e ! ,st III &,
d o or, 1ptchlng f helped by KleinoW,.ss
dnnblat IN tlie fourth inning won this "a
lsternoon' game for eV I, q En-
Ss;'sG \ g 95s e 81
orth are Klel "a va Ia Be%asr
4 Hurst and @ Tough 81:
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Chatham, 1 81; Chalk / Level. s.l
III II, nh a III meg Dispatch ly;

.,IpATEiA AM, " Az, July Me day vfas
observed hero with q Gatlle hey tasss
ball teams az Cha tfyasl' W
with scare ~ ~ ~ an favox' os ~
l,onps team. ss b.
TIlya ror,slaoa t,lrne4 Nj ONT on lra%Ga aaa
many places Of business closest %
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III "a ~ =. III the fash lIonab leAs les
I E8ssE 1nett sof Stlils betilis
= tut II sect on efs
S5 (gsF7DSS(2y'(ss's s show ar1o on II On
Ss!1<IeS Ss tsN 4 tho lawn at Carter
HALL, tho historic eountr place! tleR
wealthy N law Y orlter, E,,en r iohar Ss
With & tho horse v sho was co ltolnesl
ID stecpleclase ven t,,s w was svel
received N Tho open gni IS gail herring formed a
AN insplritng@ igflt and winners 4,
various events we're heartily chsered q.
number welt pporlted turIlongtsa 4
were Sin epi dences iilc lud Ing tandefn ana
-ln-hand rigs. M
One 81 tie mos 4 popular decis lons
the ward of IL blue bbon* IL oe M.
Mayo d 4 handsome bh mar Eglan
and IVY. BY Tlnshli q, riyen by$s$s melt
Il owner to- gisi prae ton. !ss Me-.
yo'sg nrHt essay the Hllo " Srir pa
hind his horses.
NJ Among those present Wero b Mr. and
hrs. Thorlas IN .s Car ter, ssS bel Car
ter. A1iss Chloe Cook q, M ~ ayosss
Mr. and AIrs. ct Mss II
SKathllne Watkins, r
isss Illzabet VEN:
Mrs. Dorothy derson. n u
4 frs. II. Olsio. and Mrs
kin and Ta So. M
Is. i. But ler "a irected M ana $g Wit
courtney Jones, secre tary: The tud gesaa
were VI RI Smith, OF Charl
q. Bland, d eburg
81. o. q ateWood IS Of Lind Or, ~ and
WI Cartera# 81 mar
CLASS Pest nd
T3ben Ftdh ards, Tanll aecond, ssl
liam F. Rsundo pli, See 81
BCsis Bull er MI Arnargl Is. ..aS
Class 81 IA MI Iln Jaeoi,AslIs
8Bu TIERS King u rie and EecssI9
SGilpln Uarp tfers pa u
ab,lrn Is pa ss
Mayo ~ IlEiantln nd Ivy second,
Mnplikins u M and CharlesS
VS. c1ass Park sadd d, " . okIe: s
BJul,i Mt second AZ yer'sss
fora osleSs satssts
WHINE
try GlapIss
Glass N tlwelalnt
t,Thomp sonS SoWer's fora n secnnt 1.@
Wisss
Country Cir. Ess
cllss f lg;.s
$en's Sporting Rlsl,pp second llli-5b
Skn's tlll iss Mary Isow1sS q
SJotlnsto Isl
NE Class rlonlps on oES
%rodora N second, Tn INA 4 SFi
Pond ennis 1ilpRssass
aLju2o gsa
Mass rtln
SW. ok es i lIba lart an $s rand
second Btlrwell and EIeaf tlerSs
and 4 MI to III rtlaau H. p AldyN
and ate. s!5SS
&. steepleclsase, d tstances about tftnEess
III rec miles 81 liver
si,aw,s Elsaress ID III n 4
sco,hs second rs Panson Butte TIL
$yVi gard and ISeet h also ron. tina
II ken.
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BOTH I'IEA / ! N ).
Try SAM SG0RE

CONTINUED from First Pagel
we'll scattered, never allowing more than
one ii mining; II was5ip the fourth
inning that the damage which might 2 ElE
easily have been avoided, was done
}peipho went to bat d and was hit by y
pitched ball; then smtt y got MS Walktng
lie error 81 sapp Alllng. tho bases Then
Wills walked IN to hat slngl ~ nicely.
and scored Pelpho (, ~ elileX, q tteHpted
+ to 20 to third, but was thrown out ~
Anthony from center Il field, 81 Rose had
already gone down, pnd 4 Brown fled to
Anthony, and the side was retired, hut
the run, was 5Elnearned. I and gould have
.been prevented. ~ ]. u
is6 The second Il run came ms the. seSsh!n
inning. when Crutc llley.s WAS allowed to
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Il ORFOLK-POR
Three Thousand Rioters Saw
Hotly-C Contested Game, 3s

PORTSMOUTH. VA July g. Norfolk
walked away With Portsmouth In the
morning game, winning sby55fa . score re- Of
4FI thousand rooters saw tho game.
which was hotly contested until seventh
inning, when a hard shower Of rain
made the ha \ SO wet hat Revell could
NOT handle II. The rain stopped when
Norfolk took the te Ia and Stanley had n
practically dry ball 70 DO The tw,irl!ng
With Portsmouth scored the first run
and kent the lead until tho fifth Inning,
tins nut Until the seventh It was nip and
tuck 81 y :. e t3.i ~
and pitched a splendld game kept tn
the seventh and els nth inningI, I. g anIIe g,
Wlh TIE STICK Fst.'og three tw9 yh Z
close second, with three sing lesi ont NJ
four times up, The fold ng at VI srhmaTl
was one Of the feat uyes. The rtsnloptfl
tsam arrived home from DanyllleS lust N
time 70 play ptbeR s SssMMosi e a
h PLAYERS, 81 # Y "A p, n, I'll @, a, n,
;Iltnian, sSf0a 4
l.enr x 5s MN Y X
In, ~, 4, ,.,,,,,iSS n n VIA s " A, Y
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iburS apphTGntly3sHH OaH-l
tvillc o,itclasscd and took
both OF thea games by
good ma orltles. The first
game WAS lost on hccount
,of Tho Inability the To-
.calt TO 2connect9 with the
tWistors from the arm o.
Rlclss who. v II: prov dsalmost
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.MEE1n.'!OI|:'. blue
R|DGEh|.U:||.N|||'I|''C|'||l:..U||I|!B! ID
Splendid Show on the Spa ssll5 \ q
Lawn 1T Garter II III, itls u
Clarke County. l..sss
FINE STEEP { IA : I WENT \ n 4
II II. ayo's Fine "A arcs $Egelsallh !.
tine and517lash1i Take: AZ, !. I. Priazss
English haet ON sES
n.

Especial to The Times-D tspa tcfi lS1sss sss
BoYCn, Az. jul y orets by ideal /. y
weather condi lions, the tVeri ye AZ y
Henit-annual horse show "
Rldge Hunt club took place -da and q
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Eastern League,

Eastern Lea que, l583
A 4 Mseos, !: Macon I, d jacksonville, q
Macon, sghAJ acks onv! le, i " 3
Morning Game VI " (,
Rfsaifii 81 aeyl
AT Jersey Jsi5 clty-Gewark and Jersey
City wet gr0un 81, n l 5ts3 IS II
gAftemonns GRmes- It'll W IN 81
\ AT Roelesl ter oehester. q; ntreal, 4 Y
At Bal tinQre--I timore, lo H'royl'
AT jeSisey clty-J ersey CITY. 4; Newark,
South Atlantic League.
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Az Savannah Savannah, 8; Augusta, II
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'Lyncliburg Otltclasscd Her e
Every Stage iii Two q Contests
yesterday.
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4 (spetialI TO- The 1'imes.D ispatch.)
WILLIE. VA, July -1Tt,eSla largest
crowds 81 the seas on svit messed the two
x games played here to-day bet Wech@ the
shocmnkerslandf the Tobaccoiiist ssS .ynch-
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Chicago .,i S1 -1g; Pi ttsbur &, 90

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ca gosf dafeatad the RI tsburgs 4, For elght
gp afsts By innlhss %
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fclicag COS by another score of ~ q
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and Donoyan g "
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Is IS: /, |, aa 1|asI
noon andSEewE 81 ork WON from 4 Took yn.3
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S Rs% 81 as $
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yinEst = J!E!n ~
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N me
d. ;corn by inning q ( \ Z IA ,al =
cine Innati q u. o % Q 10 Q OIL ,a$0
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Klein and Carpen ter. E,s5ss & sg
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4 Kerilcl Nj First iii Independence
Steeplcelias a Ne. I Powell y, Sets
sa5t 8ys S5s 51Iifth#s1 K acc.
8 Z 80 (.
(
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gsSsS NIcyySYORK x, (. july JnEa heavy track,
iDishabllic, 10 to 8, Won the Lou
S31siand Handicap ut Sheep bay TO- y
day. on romp wa second and q. SilorlT
81 nor third. u III Bel added
B8S his colt, ,lorlfer. and lie va va g
s, hcayll played being b ,'lc Red !
EH/.NI own from, 40 to z 70 10, "a 70 70
81, f4nlti ut he close. n 1861,
"a 4! sun,irla + lrst ,r -ppr ID
n 1nd ers.Dd 9nce stea n =;
~. q ful stee ple-
ssB 6f71ss} NJ ctiasc course Kcrntsl
Srfyex{G4yxialIS . RI to IA M and II (cyeiD0
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and "a to 81 third. y me. q q .s,s
N Second tsrnce-- 8 * nd hal fSts5 f,ir1
slcngs. main Phillips g Sto =
S#nnd Is To 81 first. s hes i2 70 a1) and
Il 4 toS u y SECOND, u onn N tof ~ and q
stc 81 third. NJ Time la. 5 5}s 3
sfssB Third Srnce--The Spring 81 kes. sixt fur
longs n futurity course III hon teycrl) and
ss(s to By first. Red River "a to 1)S md % to-
4 o. second, Clare Russell IS 70 a and X 20
NJ 81 third. Y Time. fi TIA AS
& g8 Fourth race Long Island 3 hat1dio cap.
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ana lcyen1 nrst. Won .rromP To- Ia and
8s{l to second. t;lorIiier q $to and
s(2 ia third .ss Time. :64
Fifth race--s ling, i've md q halt fur
Fgiongs. main trae VA Powell "A To- 1)$ar,sd
Is d b first, jhlinty l2 to and q q 20
y %t) second II y dge rnycy 6 70 ~ md q TO
~ third. sS Time, 100 M
5Egs Sixt race One lie and d tlrce;atia r-
Il ters on n urf--I ancestral lcvcn) and q
stns4 first. I'riorit 90 To- and q 10; ~
IS second. Oliver Cromwell (a to 82) and Il
third lime, az 81. IL
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# Clubs. 80 x w
Chicago !. N ,,s 4l
New York ... VT!
!1'ittHbtirg L. q
Pfliladelphia 49,. :,.,, y
BroJxlyn ~. 1 ~ =,
Cincinnati /. Il. .s.,s.t.. \. .E
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Boston ... "A 80. %