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111 W 1J tIWI91- I TIlE I 1 NEW YORK IN THE OLD RUT Kxoatrn OUT AGAIN ar TUB TlJ OF rite HOXCMtatTAZi CITT- Tie Hrooklr Xp Vt flute WIII 0 It AInst Vhlnton4pt Aapoiia Men Hcor VIeWer Victory Orer Clue Und Their Flrat ItcTcrwj In Ten Day The present series of games at Baltimore in which the New Iork and tho tem ot that city aro play three EamelIMI- road proved a surprise to the It a hardly thought alter tho wonderful bracing up of tho local loam during the latter part ot last week tbut they would roturn from rt Baltimore with lou than two victoria but ot the rate they played yesterday and on the previous day makes It appear donbtlul of their securing even one cnmo Yesterdays gams I resulted la several surprises the principal- one t t belrfg the clever playing of the Chicago team which was too much for Cleveland Then again the easy mnnner which Boston defeated therhlladelphlas was unlooked for and the character of the playing of the Wash Inton Club during tho season did not admit of J I their being beaten so handily by Brooklyn The scores of tho day wore 4 e1Umor7i Hw ork1 1 Biooklyn Hi Washington 1 Vt Jloaten 18 rhlladlnul 8 Chicago I Clereland 0 Cincinnati 8 Ixtnlsrlll 4 i rittsburgh I l Louts 4- VWniBeltmado JE TIlE Dinn ne ttW I i l d 11 4 474- J q alaill1 1lootn U82 U m- uadIPpan t FlttaburOflEt oa VaibIflt0n II eu 8 35 IL I a7 1 rork I 13 0- 1IIOnI 10 t24 Loolnile 1l- ALTOn 14- 1i 7 xgw TOiE 5 BI4rouE 23It was not Capt Wards fault today that the Now York lost Had the r vith him playcd with hull tl0 at the Pen In the ibid and on tho the rosuit- vonld hivo been altogether dilreront J es four of tho nine hits one c which was a doublo sont four of the live runs x scored across the Plato and fielded his posi- tion ¬ out of sight Tlio error charged against himoostnotulng It WM a tumble attar two Wet out and tho runner trot no further than second As far as feldlnl went the rest ot the visitors chances offered but they could not place the ball out of a Holders Homo of thorn played In the hardest uach luck In tho sixth inning Puller drove hard boundlnl ball over third As it bounded over Bhlndlo leape- duppuiidItdownIthOflofiafld and got the toTlrst ThIs play was oclipsod in tho bal inning by Itoltz whopltiohed a line hit Y romiialdwinsbatwith his loft hand abovo his head within two feat of tho foul lne Tho grist catch of tho day wee mado by Ollourk in the eighth when Doyle lilt tbe high toward the bleachers It I looked bal homo run Tho wind through I out had bean blowing a gab making It ex- tremoly dlfllcult lor Holders to gauge the baL Ultourke sprinted twafl the fene the ball came his leaped upward saUn in ono hand and then toil on his back showing the baU as he wont down t to convince Bnyder that he hn caught It L puller who followed a double but was left Burke too made a great catob running with the ball It was a flsMera more than a pitchers battle Baldwin pitched a remarkable game In the tOrst inn ¬ i lag two doubles wero made oil him In the tL second a single and in the third four singles and a triple all of which with an orror br Connor netted six runs After this tho Ori- ole ¬ were at his mercy Oltourko was the only Player to hit him alter this and ha brought In tho only man whom Baldwin bad sent to lint on balls The New forks made a great uphill light taking advantage of ovary t mlsDiay The scoro juuuoaa- a yew TORT la ro X- fminSleB4b s lnrrxi 2 1 1 O flarkiLf2 I 1 a O O- Tiernan s Kelly nf1 02000- Biurkf rta a a 0 o L fl U 4 0 Q Ward 2d b1 4471 MUUran 1st bo 1 lo 3 0 Connor 1st bO 113 0 1 7 Tnadwayr rl loo 0 Darls UJ bU 0 0 s 0 Z eurewalt32000riao00000- 1 slts3d bo 2 I I Fuller s aO 1020 t lnioncO o u 2 cro 0100Ko- Mahcn po 0002i- totsJij7ioi710 < nl 0 o 0 U o Total B 02713 3 4 attimor 1 O r O O o O O 1 7- JfewYort O 0 O 1 O 1 D OB- Earntd runs Baltimore 5 Twobase htta Bhlndle- Mulllfan Want Fuller Connor Threebase hit tint base on errars UaUltnore 2 New York 2 c stolen UcOraw OBourke Tiernan Connor Ward Bacnfioe bitsRift Mulligan Left on bases Baltl l l mor C New York M Uoubleplay = Ueltr Uumganoflt and itoblnsou Hrst has n balls Baldwin 1 Hit by pithed ball olionrkc btrock- ent ty BrVcMahon 4 by Baldwin I Time 2 hours trnplr Bnyaer- BBOOKITSO WAsnmaios 1 4 A high wind swept over Eastern Park yesterday ¬ afternoon and completely chilled the yMX odd spectators They were happy though compared to the Washington ball tolayv rs for whom It was I decidedly cold day eilrooklynn won again and that too wth- out ¬ any trouble Foutr put Stein in the Washlngtonr and he pitched another treat game In six innings the Washlngtons c Jilt him safely but three times Then as he bad 7 the game well In hand Foutz substituted Lovett Tommy also did very well allowing t tbd opposing batsmen single hit Had not anfly lUchardson made a throw the washlngtons would have been shut out The game was notable for eome remarkably sharp holding no less than live double plays bell w ado Vise was prominent In three of an excellent third base Maul was somewhat wild and then too the Brook lye had no difficulty in hltUng him and only Itbo best folding enabled tbe to hold the score down to nine Wnblnlon In the Unit inning after Urlfflu had gone out n an easy grander to short stop Fontr hit to centre n blse and was followed by irnei with a h cntre ISr great sorinting- Wave reached third Bcnoeh banged out gnssentter to loft on which Foutr and lars ecorod hobnob came homo a little lator wild pitch being aided In MB tour around the bases by Dalys saorlflcolilt 1 Maul was way to windward in the fifth Tie tont 1outr Burns and Behoch to first base on c Daly hit to centre and Foutz and Hums r soared Hoy returned tho to Mulvoy but the tatter was aslcop and bal the ball get by him whereat two more runs crossed the plato d Corcoran hit safely to centre and I j Klnslowc throebase hit to far right field I The Urooklyns scored al In the sixth Griffin hit a twobagger wa advanced to third on Mulveys wild of ioutzs rounder Then Burns hit who put- out 4 t Wie ioutr and doublod up at first 1R Meanwhile Grlffln ran home Loyott went In to the seventh after Bteln had won game Tho Washington cored run 1 In the Maul p1 aunterodto first on four balls elhth foroed t ml second on lladf ord s proundor to Daly hey icotabaaeon balls aod was foreed second Ik on Oltourkes bounder to IJaly In his anxiety to make a double Rcharol llgh for routr and Badford acored The core 4 aaooKLTir wisiiixoron- la t 1rOL oaa O7iUOs ef i Ra ford r t1 I IOU Weds istb2 ill o o illoyof O 2 i o Bnraar t3 1 u o o OKourke L to o 4 o o- thath I f2 1 4 OU Win Jdb0 1 5 4 U l JMIY4bt 2 3 A O- lebardsnijO tatkluJiub0 o lU u u I 1 1 1 tarrell c O 2 1 1 0 4 CoUoranlit I 3 Mulrey 8d bO 0 O c 2 4b Klnslaw cio 3 0 u Nulllran so i 0 1 1- I r I jftelrxp O 1 O O O Uauk p u Olio lorttt p o o o i roll 811271 0Tou 1 41412 I iu Brooklyn M Q O 0 O 1 1 O O 0 WaIIODO 0 0 O O U 1 11 rnns Brooklyn 2 First base by error Brooklyn 1 Waslilugion 3 Lift on basesBrook JrnO Washlnitiiiii 7 FIrst DI on ballson Stein 2 oil Maul f nit Ixvttl a Threebas bltKlnslow- wabas I lilirrlltiu bacrlrlc Htolea basi 1 ante Double r r hliUa1 < Lorett f Corcoran and Kouli tris sad f and Lar 1 klu Mulsey utie and Uakln pftcbI55o VMS Ifsllurst < i eli u Attendance20oa- nmsccaii I H si ioois4- R af Yns Uay2SIIwley was very wild today aM4nUalirary vasslied up by tbe nilsburgU slug S usattherletittluie Thkcorei t tuncl yr I R1ro LI 0 InlmnifU 0 0 1 r In1 U U o 10w4 rt 11 I 1 0 lip l 5 ti 1 g u1Werd MA A U 3 1 0- r4 0 eU584b1 U II J 21rooki8d bl 1 U 8 U rbaur 2b1 1 II 1Qnnii 2d ju 1 1 cUeYhl U I OlUrodcf 1 1 < I 0 ok 0 I I 3 0lltz 1 I i i f bEst 1 1 I 1 1 3 0 t TOII i 02772 4 Totals 4 724 14 i o o i a I o 1 hu1o 1 o o o U o 0- Fard ruasiIttjbcrgt a at Louis 2 Twobai- Mroiilo 1III Uiasrock seke Tbreebas crlDre bliakliugarl Ilecklny bl GtUcock Quinn VIrst tin ois rrorahitonls C f I NII K1hf1 aWH ElirelCl oi IfWI1 l l II Iew- iUSrSrKi t Itlertsur and l Ymilb ana hit lr liioltl u tulle rflrnck outrly by Usvky j jilt Lr 1Ihd baItith I4 plteb7re on t lU l1 Ieuis 7 Tlwe 1IjfLncb- no aIIllbur lt 70 relLnuIrnu 0 Boo bZui tlf ysslerds tamp Ii to be tbrow 011r11or i rllno Ih box todays curtly muu OIn I isue r stu fur Tvlur olbelalot tbruUbOu1 4a incii I to ha juy of ti Bus eaters wb cn iatlu dw aftren Oldfasbjoied lugjing watch wbirl loug hia oroCa rrl ISIIIf h ucoploC TI SCars Ia R2roa v rUI- nr s7LrOAL a s a I a I t1 a 0 1 nmltooo 0 ugL r t3 1 a l u rtO I 0 0 I cqyo r U U 7uIelanf t S 3 U U 3 Cs all I Lt 2 I U ljftIuaii L1 1 8 8 U 1 ba r I b lh3 1111 I b 051450 uohrllbO I I U 11011101 I 2 2 I J 4 Irl I 1 1 1 4 tI 4 5 OAII L L I 1 a p 1 U U B I 1 2 1 I 0 1 i JIAIii 7 i ij TotaS- uI 04fl07001515- i UlpA O 4 0 U u 0 1 I 1 I rona Boston 7i rblodllpha fl First has tnorauofoa 4 1bl tt ou buss oti ft tlJetphla ft TInt bus m ball mal r2 eft Tar er a Struck eatBy Ilri1- laI i ibis riieMeiTltt t2 > lf- Tknfoa dlrarata blta Delehnty Allen Th 5 Puffy LOWC Pea rinse Illtal 111L Moab MCOIDr TICSSE Pel 21 CImle 1ei and Len loobl plnLr ilaIlmaad SOIlS iiltbrjltC rly daisy I i Viied baIaXrrltt It Uleraent 1 Umpire uafiney TlmI2K Attsridaflael000 cnr oo I cumuim 0 CoCioo Hay 21WII lh day rraetlcally lost An- ton ¬ yaate4 In lb nnh muff o ba ant subsillited AI Mad h4lal year as the- itarplioherof tb Leant SWInE and < lute tolled McOlir faaeraf knell I Bring oil three has bits which road tbeecore I la < In favor o Cleveland Mauek bill the ep4er dOWIO one hit 155r halt the tolls on thre bite 0 errn by Buck Ewlng scored four uo winning tbe gam The attendance was 11OO Th scere- icilrioa cLITIIa- cDL1rOAs i1PPOAL- PTaL a S J a a a o Ocnner r If o 1 o- UaWen 0 vunrlirI1 2dba ISO O llnrkett 1 I r1 loop 01 0 0 eKan- BSKer i 308 o 111 O O- fO ICwIng2db1 i I o a IAnfse 1 8 U O- erlrl isib0 1 0 S 1300 a r1 1 1 1arrott Sdbl 3 1 a y fbean 3dbl 1 O > 1- ieUtILp0 o oo lttmmere0 o 4 o O- Clarkonpo Hhrlrer c u 1 3 o o o 8 U- saneLD00120 TetaliS 7s7i6 a Totals 8 U 27 10 1 3 0003400 2 002200000 S- ir rnnsChloago I It Cleveland a FIrst bass 2 Cleveland 1 Left on bales Chicago 7i Dlereland B First baI on kails on WO hut 4 off > Iauckli oHCIarkont htOok o- rb Me Jill 1 ThrIbalI btisTlrtue 27 Mcliean Ewing billrbo Daistu Syats lrIO < bit 2 tiurkiOn Vuolan Dab len Stolen bassMOAIsr nrt bau Mdccci asd virtue by plteberCiUkSOn rrlidpitfh reseed nZlmme Um ptrErnsik Tlm1i45CU- SOOMATI 81 lotnrmt 4 IxiCTlttLtr Slay 23Jollll unstained a defeat at the bands- battlnran or by the latur euperlor ibs home teams Inability 10 hltMnlUna Attnoanee IOlaI- OCIITHU Tb sooth I curct xin- K iaroAKi I laroAm Welch I tfl 131 2 IlbamMbz 8 1 o 0 Brown u ro 180 u- lfeffert Merhe LdliO Olio 2d b1 1 a 2 0 llolllday e fl 1 r o 0 Wearer r rU 1 U o o Murphy 1 8 O u rinknoySdbU u 2 2 u Canaran f2 21 u O Orlmo 1 141 0 Comlslerlbl a 10 0 0 Wblstlerlstb1 IV Z X u II O- JtnoloisaU 0 SmIth s so 1 o H 1 O S O 1 Rmttnrfl 1 1 o o Clausen p u u o 0 0 Meitanep0 1 O 8 0 llemmmg PO 1 O2 U rOla812271 1 TotaU 4 724 I a- IxmlsrlUo 0000100124- 0 Cincinnati O 2 3 S IOU 0- EazndruneLoulsvtUl 8 Cincinnati Pint bat on erroraClnolnnatl 1 Loalsrllle 1 zen on bales Loalsrllle 8 clnounatL first has on ball Mullane 4 off Hemming 2 oB Cia L ont Cy Caup i by llemuilni 11 by Mnllan X Canaran raM nlt8rwn Saerl roorle I pfeDcr Itnkney Jennlruta SloTh O Smith 1 Mullen Double playPfeOer Pluknay and Jennings lilt by hammIng 1 Imulr- McVuafd Itma PIbet1 Xteru a- AT D 1 0 0 0 0 8 5 2 2 U 0 U 0 gr Base bits Troy Ii rtorltfenee 8 Error Troy 0 Providence 3 FittheriYrlcken and iladdta- IT Ulllrr Albany 8 O 0 S 1 0 8 6 O 14- kprlngneia 1 OO8OOOOO 4 flat Bprlagfleld 0 Error Albany 1 tlall WTLKXIBAK- KKWllksbam arjUStiens 4 021 n7B- luchamton 3 o u 0 8U iSsue hits Wllkubarre A Blnrbsmton a rrron- Wllkesbaire1 uiugbamtou 4 PlicflariU000llaD- diiarntt Cale after flub inning U grounds Rain Other Gum stows 10 ooanu X- rionncrot lay 28 Drown defeated Cornn today rather easUy pitched a goon ram and kept the bits I well I scattered 1rleit pueblo In good form and waj well supported bl Taylor The score t saox i eQual 3 1rGL L1Lrn1rW- iCk lstb2 01B 0 0 TIoIO 1 8 U 0 31100 1 1 4 1 a 1 8 Ii 1 a 1 2 2 0luior 0 1 I 0 1 Ste 1 ldb0 t5lJotnon84bU 2 1 ff l g Mogul 34 b0 1 OlCobb 1st b0 0 1- leorge cf3 1 U U Olilamiindb0 0 0 0 1 Molanlt1 2 2 0 OBILfO U 1 0 1- WSlarlrf1 lAng 0 1 7 1 f j1tict 1 1Ki 0 1 f 1 0 1 TolIi i 2 i II olI 2621011V- otnU 0000030002Ea- nied ronsUruwli 3 TbAH IIJaboln BacrlQc bits Steere Towl George Towla lint bale on balls Sexton W Steers Such Btrvok out Jones MogUL tv Steers Lang JoIn son TowS Young Uanilln Best Double play Jobn- aonandlilon Paased ball Lang UU by pitched ball Taylor 7110boor Umplra fiurna T us 3 WXSLXTUI 2- Mnouoowx May 2a1 Tale team came hr today determined to thmslret on Wslyan for tha deteat they reoelred two weak ago They lee seeded built was only after tbe hardest kind ot work The acorcivats WWITaE LlLrOA- sBeaUBb0 0 0 0 0 smlbJbO 1 1501 Case 1 1 1 lIA UUO 1 4 1 0 1rboolbl Ill 1 0 I 0 0 0 OIJeeirat0 1 0 1 lpar 1 g OlLapbainLLl 0 1 g g- ArbuehootDbO Sledges 24 b0 0 01 Seeman IibU 1 55 U 1 2 Oilrou1p0 0 1 U 1 orenA 0 I 1 0 O Lnrrlll 0 o 8 DAI p I I 1 0 0 1 0 Totals i71i j ToIals3 424 g 8- g 4 famed noTaa Fnl base no moTa 2 Woln Stk oleVul 25 0101cc bases 2 J case ArbuthnOt Davis fl 5 tin Iapham linama g ld baIlUreenWa7 TUnS12A WI < plellay 1m nnnbnn Onsnee Today ninoxit iMjuit ato I > S > KU OSSOCUTM- IDaltlmor ra Nw York at Baltlmor Brooklyn rs Washington at Eastern rak Boston rs Philadelphia at Boston Chicago TS ClereUnd at Cbleag Pittsburgh T I Lou e Pittsburgh OTSXX emn- Kw Grounds York L C vs Yale Law School at b Polo New Jersey A O vs Olympic at Bergen Point jolt Vrlncton TS Dnlrenlly 0 Pennsylranla at Priaa Statue Island A C vs Black Olamcooa at West Stew Brighton Harvard vaAmbnt Cambriag Jasper TS llarlem A 1 at Lion rub Debal Notes Ba rlobo Claniea b been rtleaied by Msnscif the Rnoklra will 1 not be horn on Thursday Ff Byrne bas set aside this afternoon as ladles I Billy Morgan tbe exNational Lagn catcher and- oiverbandbaitptayrlsnouroo I i the staff ot umpires of the Brooklyn Amateur AIOIIn PHUinxirau May 2S OoLJoho L Boor said this l crenlng that Pitcher Taylor Wit remain with the Phil- adelphia Club sue that no other club ha any claim on lOan At Prospect Perk tbisafterneonibA4eipbi Academy cud the Wall StrIct teams wilt meet and the letter promise to make moC ten lbe detest e the hands of lee schoolboys last Aleck Brown lb crack pitcher ef the raltena net with a alight Injury to bis pitching baud last Paadaj bat be says It will not aflecl his execution In the use ¬ ciations gaIn next Datnrday The will play tb last lam nf lbs asaao next rlr tome uf the I will retire until next year iJ in go tbss to Out u5J7 Z a point o tbo The nrst championship game between the Besolntas and Acorns Urouklyn Amateur Association Corset at Prospect Park last Saturday wound Bpin a dispute and tb uinrtre awarded the honors to the Ueiolutea by u to o The Acorns howerer bar en iciest a protest I the Association corerlng second has again for be Brooklyn nl School team If he Is In anything like his Oil I the team will be materially trntbnd Tite wili Close their K00 an Juno 14 with toe Poly Uetor that time l however they liare a numbe of Important engagements to nil On Slay 215 probably play the Albany Club ann on Doe oration hay will inset the Pougbkcpsles In two games Ine nnnoan is dolor som livaly bustling to arrange big schsdle for lbS old Wao or South Irooklrl they wero to ha pl1dlbolr old rlul f Juuoy Cly last Sunday but tlslattr watsnd at the last an filled So show tap Th froulshAmericane appeared as subsiltuiee but they were no match tot the aiiarjs TompkUerlll team will play at 1U80da1Ih llecuratlaa Day ISis fbojnU Al CWUI meet the Nassau OH mi tsrnt rHpo Jimmy Reltly of the Granite Athletic Club Is aCtions to match bis newly acquired eerenlypounder any lad of that wfght la thu world j As aooa asValllV I r reoilreaarspons to this challenge he will Sluu with Titu bcao snake a inatCD POl Lon Wiars Hie champion amateur runner ot tb world In tils 447 and Mach Cooper the weiiknown high JninMr bay formed a cenartnerstilp for book making Iher will traasaei business at all the nrtnct pat race mololo this vicinity ibIs ssssonT The across tam of the Polrtechnlo of Brooklyn corered Ibemselies wlnainE 11 glory by a dtaerria victory on Saturday the >rJspeci Pa > k parad ground orr the atrens Instltnta lesm t- orn llobokn Tb Brooklyn boy won by 2 goal to 1 0nMe relva a speclsl report yesterday r fight which toot puce at uaiiup X ii bunt Steen the chpmplon of the Territory Jubit Urallycf Wisconsin The men tough at all welg nts for a stake of SIOOO and gate money Brown touched au man out In tbe forll round Fred Bird who lel a Ooh or Box a week Jaf Uojikins calore L against Jack uuor for a nalan nma Iae Tn 59s cfnee last night aad stated much as If lounr was afraid to meet his man t Vouag cannot l < drawn oaiHIrd says bis otter open to gddt Eireeney or Andy belly at 126 pounds Harry Kenmeler the English middle I weight called at Tits Owl Oat yesterday and slated tat I be would be very much pleased to arrange a match with big Jim Sullivan Charley White was ien tbrtlr after Ken miser visit and be told a am reporter that Hulllrab and he wr good frlnd one more and that Sullltsn- wouldngUI lbs Lnillahoan In a I JlBy at 118 pounds or at calcn welnlit White waau some of the clubs to mate a bid for the fight Charles MitchelL I In a latter to the Fiila Ca at dated IxinJon Nay 12 saysi SlaB I training I carefully and be aland a first class chance to defeat flIn who I do not think I Is so good as when b Jack run Should Hall win be wilt return to America In August and I shall secure hll backing to stain light riuiimrnons I have anything about Cur belt but I trust the Mm not taU throigh I tblnk W II I Masterson of Dearer will assist UaU IB tralulcgiue flaebii Katrru Park 4 P 1 Today Brooklyn rs Washlngto I ana ZBc Ladles rree to grounds and lrllan A flee DI polo Ground Today 4 PU Yale Ti Kt1r York L 4J AIIUo 4mla260 Taut morning and erenlnir trams to th Adirondack I and Id Montreal via Bv turk Unual Uglnulng hay J OJl Gp1 Ef Swordsf rerl words cfTorijneiiiN iwordiot Diamonds Rabies aaat Sapphires short swords long swords Turkish werdi tclmlert George Wathlng ton swords swords tor 10 swords I high ai no la abort swords for emjlxxlynow at the opening of summer I U the Urn le buy thmthe mol appropriate style of brooch for the season J H Johnston Co 17 Union Square N5 V- wUead for Price IIt 4portnt2tn < l 4- ve t hay the IJeats- sn Eyes IlcTlled- rocurlnE os u- BICYCLE Wont cost you snore THAN 4Oc A DtTZ- L11T1CVLA1b3 AND- CATAIHCJVIS POST KltrK OPEN ISNGS Tho American Ormonde Cycle Co Cor XMtls Ht ansi 7lh Ar New York OWN A BICYCLE- and will make a mistake It yen do not ct Cul C your money THE NASSAU- Is Is an absnlately highgrail Pneumatic Tire I ells atsin If ion cannot 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W1EtL TilS WiEK CALL AND GET FAC SWEATERS at f Lift 960 U 0 and 10 EATON CArS at LO- OOII AS E VAN VEO 01- 0BICYCLE DRO In A BARGAINS a r rzcpi MATIC AEhtY AT 141 CttiiiOS nT 1LstVlp < ltxio OTIIKKI sia 10 37 to 43 West 125th St LOT cushlou lire full Wloh PM bargain Bid and deur UIpld a 1 <looUD IIIIICE 11 InSW1281 sllvbtly iisfi unenmatic 185 IAJ IIIU Illl tK SIT Ie J3d I between Oib71k 1111 liltAlfK blcyc 011106 fdra H M st 7tb Ic- eVslbhiiiil rVooKUKK bat eip rl mscbaalc J J01I86N l dllrooc 0 ail wheea HI Vest lioulnrard cor Uel J hhlr B SSFISHiNC- Lake Hoatcon N J The noODroitT IIOCSE wllioMBHay3Bi ac modal anglers ua Decoration Dan BtnirL 1 JfliOri BfllloHT bUOL woudpec1 a tosttr IUB A LI 1 I Not Very BUc but He Will L Atttr the King A diminutive Japanese knocked on tho rob grounds sate nt 7 oclock roitcrdor morning nuked him what he A frlondlr policemen wanted at such an early hour and the little fellow merely lId Mr KellY Youll hato to watt some time salt tho bluocoat and the answer was All light Abut belt pastO SnperintendentBoll arrived toud the Jap sitting on the curbstone The moment the side door was opened the Jap dashed In and looking around Inaulr Bigly said In falrlr cood En gi tab Wber Mr Kelly 7 no wont be hors for two hours yet sale the ° Wilt you watt lellaluporltendent orunt I lila muoot Im Suzuki but he tU me Itoser I dont know said tho peculiar little creature as he cazed anxiously at UelL you tit down itoger and holly 11 be Well assurinclr Tho lal nell eat down with expression on his ffMSSk Mike Kelly klnc of all thu ball playem came Into the crouDe shrieked Kelrl yelled tue King And they wore loon In each other arms The JaJ so Rally oxpllnoi was a member or the who wore per- forming In tho West when Kelly and Jerome were doing their Ilttlo act there Suzuki became attached to Mike and when a salarr was offered to him to accompany his Majesty to New York Buukl jumped at the chance lisa movaletsald Kollr to and hes celnc to put on nunlform on Thur day and walk on the tlelU with Kellr name Is Susanna sometblna llko that but I him Dolan because lies cal like a friend of mine lies the hoSt natured little chap In tho world and Im goIng to keep him all eummor Kelly began Ins second days training at llao oclock tie put on several heavy Hxvont ers and ran about six miles on the lolo rounds track Then ho caught rounl lonohu pitching for an hour nothing tuG with his nrm lie wont to the club mAter for ft rut down ansi Inclilontollr drank four bottles of ginger ale fhl1 lap was sill attention In the matter of pruvidlnic towels brlnclnc water rind laclne up Bhoes while Kelly sat back In him chair llko a There were fully flIts cranlii mi hand und they watched the exnostonlans every move Dressed a dark blue suit itchy looked the picture of licaltk Ho himself just after leaving the crounds and tipped the beam At just UK which means about Ibtf pounds stripped Thon accompanied uy Al Austin Chnrley Hudson Jimmy nldron Heed the Jap anil a SUN reporter ho DiY the foot of Klirhtylourth etreotnnrt took a t In tho Hudson Kohlywae In the best of uptrlts and kept everybody In good humor with his funny songs end wItty cayings lIe tried to pull Buzukl Into the water t hut the letter hung to tho float like a barnacle and cried for mercy Kelly and his frlendA then walked Uwntown to his temporary residence In Wet Fortrnrst street and In the evenlncall lmnd went to the theatre MIko Intends to work all day today 1 and says he will bo rosily to co In Philadelphia tomorrow The Jay will work with him FAST TI31B AT BEL31OKT PARK Nellie Aldlno and Nellie H Score Credltnble Victories I rnninzLrinA May 23The trottors turned this Bolmont Park track In surprisingly fast time this afternoon ovary hoatwinn of use day taking a new record and throe of tho six coming out ot the fray with marks of 221W It was the opening day of the meellnl nd tbe weather and track conditions were perfect save for a strong wind Big four tho gelding whoso race at Point Breeze last week cave indications of his being- a coming crackajack met with a wholly unex- pected ¬ defeat in tho 245 class He started a groat favorIte but it soon became plain that he was all out of form sore and stale and nothing like the horse of a week ago Nellie Aldlno on the other hand was just to an edo elton her long preparation on tho covered track nt Buffalo and in the flrst throo heats ever won by the Vilkos Day fllly she took the measure of Big Four and tho others of tho field In the last mile the layorltolimbored up in a measure and be made r elhIe Aldlno ten in 221 to win by a neck at tho wire Six wellsustained and lurdfoueht heats were trotted In tbe 2ZU class before the fav ¬ onto finally landed thee money Nelllo Ii could have beaten In straight heats any horse In the field singlehanded but she appeared at n disadvantage where there wore twelve starters ¬ never getting through without a break Madison Chief a rapid scorer and a fast horse held the others safe until the Held dwindled down Then tho mare made show of him making up ton lengths In the last half of every mile and coming uwrVy at tho wire The time of her sixth beat is her record 21U Bum merits 346 class trotting purse 600- Kellle Aldlne bit rlor M Ukllor dam by Th King I Andrews 1 1 1 lUg your eb g llantlUe j a 8 2 yieetwood ch r frhlnn 2 4 a i Daylight b e tlurneri 4 2 D Princess OriOllbh wllIrnrrovor1I f 4 Lady m ureenwayi u U Tlme225 2a4 > i 221 ii1I 3 Bdass trotting purse ICOO- Kellle 8 K m by Picket dam un- known ¬ fAsnton 008111 Madison Chief h s by Madison WIlLes Lockwood B 1 1 2 3 3 R II II br g by Oorernar tapragtia Oreenway 1 4 n S 4 4 Easlsr Wllkes bg Fleming 2 2 3 8 u a Montague bg Opdyke 8 B B 4 c or Boy br g staton lo a 4 dr pine Shade or a Clark 4 lo 7 or- payThornsoodbg Coitus0 Hlo dr Volney br g Reamer 12 71t ir Fin Fan bm William 7 III H nr Trlxle br m ElllolI1111 u ilr Hciimancn g Mitchell U12 O- r1lme213 f tf 2215f 2223 2224 2121ol News of the Wheelmen At a meeting ot the Executive and International Race Committees of the League or American Whee- lmen held In Chicago on Monday the programmes for the national and International race meetliige were arranged The National x W cbamplonsblorsree will be run on Aug 9 and 10 white the International events will be hld on the two last dar tb tournament Thu Idem of longdistance events for the International contest received consideration aod II was ilnally agreed lo bold a sixtymile International erent In addition to this six one and two mllo team raves are scheduled as International erents Tlio halioustail trophy wilt be couteaUl for In tlm race The third of a wile tracJt Ir U A W are building at the baseball park was Invprrted by tlio committee and ntbuuith irie work I Is not yet near completion the Inspection proved eallifactory The annual meeting of tlie New Jersey Dlrlslon of the LeIf of American Wheelmen will be held at Trenton on June 30 and July An entertainment will bo held on Saturday at Spring Valley under the auspices vf the Itockland County Wheelmen Tbe Monlauk Wheelmen nf Brooklyn will hold A twentynrimllo handicap club road taco the Utter part of June The annual spring rae of the East Orange Olden will lie I lasSO lin Saturday Ueorite Hu Cross the Irish teeing man Is In training for the Mlllmrn road race Tim Essex Bicycle loll hare elected the following officers President W I Itlichter Vuurresldrnt F J Kerr hecrelsry I aol TreaVuretfU Allinir rapialn I K Sargent First Lieutenant 11 W Knlghti iieioud Lieutenant AJ Hedges Jr A team road rare Hill be held on Decoration Pay between ¬ the ilellotli and llutherfoid wheelmen Qerwansj Hoot and llowl Monday following Vbltsuntlde always a red letter aay with Oermans was duly celebrated by the various GermanAmerican aooletls In this city with atbletlo and sportive fsttvltlea The New York Evliulzcnliund 101 Cart Fred Uchtli celebrated tia eighth anniversary at the Lowen Jark 108th street cud Columbus avenue Toe competition for riflemen rtsulud us LoS lomi First Target KlnusCsrl Riucbor iiI Val Shorn M Fred rhiil Ill L Rndlter 47 Henry Koch 41 Jac Ilitsclittr O VVelti 41 Hb noliiior 4U henry IJlckelroann 42 W Jackatin vfcecoud Target ttledalsagncr 105 O Gross JOlj Chart hliclr lH tefinorr HH II U Mullcr VO UorlblM lligieliuiin tail Hobaerer M Itllcliter lia The bowlinir tournament resulted sn follows htlnn UU rolir ills Kusuer 117 L 1111111 lupp 115 AIUallIt tlaueer 317 tolOa UG tJDIIH Appoiai liii Ortautlu 111 1 lie Ilevelsnd i Independent Guards commemorated their eliihlli anniversary Fort Wendel Itxtb street and Amsterdam avenue The competition resulted as followsi Klrst Tarr1 ElngsCapt Jrorink G2 J EIllcu- bclnef 411 A iareoschi 414 I hierniann 47 Ihlllr 47 r alt Stern jihi hcterbl Weigaut iiti fieco < Target uMedaisiiUitler G4 lorlok 63 WoO 68 Of umm 63 Kbeln ui Ladles tonipetttiouYirst prlra Mra Lang second prlu Silos hclimuti third prize SIlo I Jlclboru I fourth prIze Mrs Jsrroscb HflWling1oosmentJar5OsOh 30 liarlh215 Stern P Mungunweek 38 Liisbor 3d To Uow to Chicago la all Alumlaum Shell PawtccifT Way 23 Franklin G Appley an old limo culler ant rrlie winner of the Tan tucket Host club recelrd last night the aluminum shell which be or dered last winter The shell wel jli but 28 pounds all rigged Its measurement I Is as followsi 31 feet H inches user all rslalIprod Ictwren the rowlocks depth OHIocheii width lo Inches At each cud or the shell I Is a watertight compartment and there Is aJsooiiundrneatb the slide At the forward end of the coctpt Just luck of use seat Apnley Inteuu to put ma rubber sack In hicu to stun Iwo or thre days pros lilonn and sums umber smtli arilrlr Within a we kbit alit start uu Mic loutest row eier atteuipid by any mats isis deitlnatluu WorldsalratClilcaeo Tne Htliial roeliag Uufsnee I will Ie letseon lsoo and 20OO miles and he will row every Inch It lbs way intisa nssible tlilur II tx Buds tu Complete the jourujr mImiC six to ten weeks I THE TALENT IN GREAT FORM FOUR our tOll SIX vAronnesa rxcroJ- tlOVS AT QtlATEBESD TSSTKItDAT The Defeat or tiles aiamde In the Onzetla Stake Was the BnrprUe or the Pal Edward Kelly Smart FIll Kenlltftrn Leeds the Clover St hiA Snptrb Fin lib end Beckon Wise the Flr t Time or AklnBYorkvllle PulSe El Telesrrafo end roorTooBlhem Earn rnr e Sennlor Murphy look on nnd Pick n Winner The talent had a good day of it at Gravosond yesterday picking four of the six wlnnors and leaving the track with bulging pockets Tho weather was simply perfect for racing and fully OGOO persons watched the sport from the grand stand and the lawn The colossal surprise of the day was the defeat of Boyle t LUtlofloldsMiss Iaude for the GllzeU States second place being tho best the daughter of Duke of Montrose could secure at the finish tho prize going to W J bpelrss Naphtha by Sir Modrod out ot Nape Miss Maude was a twoyearold of great promise and this spring her work has toon excellent until a few days ngo when alter moving n mllo in 143 she pulled up lame She was tho warmest kind of favorite for the Gazelle Stakes and finally closed at odds of 4 to 1 on tho others being merely supported for second place At the start Miss Maudo stum ¬ bled but she recovored quickly and going to tho front with Naphtha they made the running ¬ head and head to the beginning of ho stretch whore to theamazemont of those who had plunged on the favorite Naphtha drew sway Covlnston whipped and spurred Miss Maude but ho only had his labor for lila pains as tile filly wa so soro that she could not and would not extend hvrself and tho taco wont to Naphtha Miss Maude second and Faithful third Tho raco was a vory poor one Miss Maudo will have to got a long rest as there aro a number ot filly strikes later in the son sou nt hor mercy The othor stake event the Clover for two yoarold vas good thing for the Madi- son Stablus pretty Kontlgorna by Greenland out ot Edlsto Slio was favorite from the In- stant ¬ tho odds wero posted and thousands of dollars wont into tho ring on hor Simm who rodo her displayed n lot of patience After getting away none too woll he did not become rattled but picked his way through tho told in tho first throe furlongs Gortlo and Milan were tho pacemakers but they faded away when Blmms challenged with the favorite leaving Kcntlgorna to gallop homo alone Clementina came up very strong from tho ruck near tho llntsh and was a good socond whllo Miss Lilly wits a close third Gortlo and Milan dying away to nothing at the end The sport began with a dash at five furlongs for twoyearaide for which there were eleven starters with the Koeno representative El Telocrafo a rakish son ot Tremont and Mar euorito a pronounced favorite It will bo ro inemberod that this colt foil with Fitzpatrick one uny last week while In a prominent posi- tion ¬ and since then it has boon rumored that he Is utmost an good a colt as Domino Taral land the mount and when tho flag fell the fa rorlto and tho Dolly colt raced away In front with the others driving to keep within hailing distance In the homostrotchLambloy moved up very fast with the imported tllly Joule and u from home she was at L- IToleerafos head Taral having to go to tho whip In order to win brnlcncth The Doll colt tiled away to nothing at tho finish and third placo went to tho Morris filly Salvia The winner a half brother to Kuparta and Itupert Is a Unolooklnc colt but there was no bid on himTim second race was probably the bOlt of the year from an exciting standpoint no fewor than MX homea passing the judges heads and nocss apart It Wile a handicap at one mllo and a sixteenth and the public plunged on Lowlander and Equity at the start making them equal favorite Then came the money of a select division on lleokon and the Morris mare became first choice In short order There was a little de- lay ¬ nt the poatthrouch ller kons fractiousnesS and tho breaking of Ajaxs saddlegirths but tho lint finally went down to a good start Llttlellold rushed llockon across tile track and narrowly escaped putting Taylor and Ajax over the fence as the Hold ewung for tho lower turn Beckon went OB at a prodiclou clip and showed the way up tho backstietch with Lizzie 1111I zen ami Equity in close attendance ¬ Hamilton and Stockton bringing up this rear flrstthropnuarters of a mllo was run in 114S and Itockon was still In front and going smoothly At the head of tho homestretch lllltzen and LViulty gained n trifle on the leader and tho roar ranks began to close whips being freely usod on Hamilton and Stockton Beckon hogan to hanK a trifle at tho furlong pole mind a finish that almost beegars description ensued For tho last Hundred yards the horses wero hunched and amid tho wildest excitement lleckon Blitzes Htoekton Hamilton and Equity finished honda and noses apart In tho order named whllo the others were only beaten a few yards Tho time 14UV shows that the great daughter of Pizarro l Is almost ¬ as Rood as nt any time last year Block ton would havo won In another stride or two Tho old horse closed a great gap In tho final quarterofamllo- Tho fIlth race n selling scramble at six furlongs furnished u genuine surprise lid wood liammle and Onward ml being Heavily supported Aftor n dolny of forty minutes ut tho poet Kami Itamoy with Beautiful Dolls and Hammla closo up cut out n warm pace tho first named running ¬ tho loUt mile latter than 4H seconds Lambloy then took tho lead with Hammlo and appeared to unto tho rare won when Qrif Ill shut up next tile Inner tail with 1oorTona than Almost boforoLnmbler could realize It Loor Jonathan hind tho race won liammle In vrforod with Bnrah Itamor and Beautiful hells In the last fifty yordc but no complaint ot foul was maths nnd second money went to the son of Charaxua while Onward who came very just at tho finish wet third a noso before Beautiful Dells Belwood- nonctuiil favorite got away well put dropped jack until lie was out of the race Tho last rare furnished good betting lork- vlllo Belie closing favorite over Chesapeake and Judge Morrow against whose chances of wlnnluc 25 to 1 could bo had Ahnn the flag went down lnmnllkV too- th track with the Drllo antI kept It to the end undine Mr rokers handsome lily an easy winner In tl o fat time of 114- Jnuee < Morrow brat ClicmiMfiko a length for second nonor Hiram the only other starter wrtH beaten almost a furlong Hunator IMvrard Murphy was at tho track and probably tied n bet on his friend Itlclmrd Crokers snare Itrtcpcoors will bo pleated to learn that Onpt T II Coroy has leased the Monmouth Pork lintel for tho noitson of 181 Bl The Captain In an- olil lintel man and n ttionoughi sportsmitn as well The hotelII Is situated on tho llttlo Silver huts n hundred and llftr rooms and in fur nUhed thrnughout alt well us any hotel In the country Tim hotel will bo conducted on tho American plan Moro thAn half the rooms Slave been already encucud It will be the summer headquarters of oil the prominent turfmen- tiumuiarUs follow riKST RACe For twoytarolds slllni a sweepstakes of f 18 each with Sli Hadiled uf Hbtrli ilOO lu second anal pith to IIllrdi live fuitoiius A K A F 11 Keems br c lil Telsitrafo by Tremont Marguerite llatTaral 1 A IjiUlatlOs r Joule 107 I 11111I11 2 J A A A II Morriss j i V Ienn a br f a iifOf rrnfrsior b lioliy colt I Lrt ooll Ilindoomere Alanthraclli Sprints coil and frorcrb also ran TIm 3 nst Ueitlngflx la Sa iitKl Telegrafo 2Utol Dolly li 7 to 1 IxibU I colt Slirlnta colt 12 tu 1 Josle I lo 1 Alanlhraclle rf U 1 IllnJoomere40to llriiberbtoiollrofessorliUUtol holds lOOIol Ileauur u PECOK- Dfr RArF all aees handicap a eeualsVeof 1111 each wltliSlOiiuaddtd ut whirls > juu seeondandtlooto thlrll cue lull aol a sliteentli J A i A llitiorrlss rb m HecUn B cy rlurro It Ierhaps liradleys 112llitlflltl br c 1J4 lei > ill iiiLD l 1 2 LiiuljUurtncli li iVoVktun aget lOS IlrhrloIJ u hamilton Equity AJax 1M Under stud ListS also ran Tim 3 lost BlllnlTwo to i aisln 1 Reckon 14 to B against Lowlander 4i to 1 AjIII 1 tjulty 1010 1 llunilltouil tu i SluIces isO to 1 Llizlt 40 to 1 Utocalon TJUnD nrr The Clover Stakes for nllles two years old 6O each with f lGtxl added of wtilch JtXJ lu second and f luu to ttilrd I lOss furlongs tlsdunn hlsblee ch f Kentlitrna by Greenland Ellsto lIlt IIIUIIDSI 1 J itumperi l Jrs b f tilemeiiilun 1 17 Thompson I C riaSschuanu 4 fcrnscn f MIM Lily ala iClavtoa8 Milan temper Mr Ully Mellon I lent illcuiac Queen Irosipstcb Dulse Token Lluabolh and Lady Brook alia roll Post nmncKTerTluiaSul Kentlcrna 4 to 1 yictlou rtol Token 7 to I iroupatrh lOto I 1 Remper Vile fIlly 12 lo 1 Suet 16 to I Clementina ID to 1 Dul iU to 1 Lady lirook 20 tol Jlieniao yueen 20 to 1 Miss l4ly 4U lo 1 Uerlle 100 to 1 bllzabeluF- OUBTIC 1I4CK Th Gazelle Flake for Allies three year rlit 1100 eacia with sir mul of which etro to second and 1110111 lo thlrili one mile eel a IiiHoug tv J ipierss tar f 2spbtbs by eu 1I04rt4 > p- DJl bitaims 1 4 Llttlenslds b fiilis Maul iii Aiorlng toll 72 Drown ± Kogers1 > t One brawn 117 Overlon a ratthfal Jlinnehaha sod ffoprleiy also ran Time 1s61514 rest BttlBfyour to 1 on ills Uande 16 to 1 Napa i j I its IS Id I Ont PreyS XO M lrreptiitySOieIra- SshtuI401e1hiaDebaba S 7IPrBA0LY- eT tbryf ant spwanli Mlllart a sweep takeoese1ta with 1000 a4ao of which t TOO to aecovd and loot third m furlong si J O ri Irans bc root Jonathan 4 far Spendthrift 811107 Onffln l I II tFDwyera 11 llammla MoH itambler i 0 Cornehlsen ACoachb Onward il i iiirfaralj S Sarah llamey Beautiful Bella Johnetta Long fteach EelKood LUtf md Clio colt I unit Courtship also ran TIme 1144 Tost netting Fleren to n against nlwoad 1 lei Maniple t to 1 Onward 7 lo 1 Beautiful Bella S 1iwrJoiinhn fi > to i Sarah Rmy 1C to 1 I Uttl Vii vo to 1 courtship Jo to 1 Long Bacb SO to 1 Johoetts 4050 1 Clue eoll SIXTH XiCE- Tor threearoslds and apwardt aewenitt1riof lift each with flooo added at which 2OOiosteondnd- Kioto tblrdi slirorUnrs I Richard rrniers ob f Torkrlll nail 4 br Jllier 1horallOLambley 1 OB Mores A Cai hshJudge Morrow e 117 t CerlNrton T J 3 t McDonalds iaIt Cheupeai i 0 114 Taral 8 Illram also ran lIm11141 Ioit Deltlngyir to 4 on Tortrllle Bell S to 1- nlnit Chesapeake 2H to 1 Judge Morrow boo tel finale lODAIlt CARD AT- Ilnneicnp Gn4Y5BU A Ilessry and FIT Other Race Will He nun The races ot the Brooklyn Jockey Club for today consist of a heavy handicap and five other sweepstakes several of which are of the consolation order The starters In tho handicap ¬ will make n race worth going to ace while tho other fields promise fair sport Here are the entries In full first Itaet for three yisrclds and Howard which baT tot won at this meeting a sweepstakes ot 1111- h with tluoo added of hlch S2UO to second and Situ to third sIx I futlokis- Hurllncliam 1OH Hartford 10- 8Illscoinu Aaa wnd ton 1U Mr lIuuIIII fiiiitatrr- Dorlen 1 103 Walt elding- Sernnd ftaca yor twoyearolds which bar not won a stake rae asoFrjpitakes of SIT each with SiOOO added ot which S2UO to second and SlUu to third nyc furlongs fbarter 11A Lonrdsle 118- ualllet Slower IIH lOit Ft Maxim lot I Xlclntyt lgig 109 I Third Raco For maidens three years old and npwardt- asweepstakes ef sir ach with klUOUaddil of which S2OO to second and Iluu to third one mIle and a six trent Pt Hubert HSi- Lldirerwood othtntr Ill M Herald M armen coil KM It lon Uuck isis 81 Ltonarda W fcajonara ml sooth ilacFnrallags heanr handicap asweep- atakesof Si ir ese1 wIth S 1000 added ot Which S2UO to second und S10U te third six furlongs Addle 118 Rosa It 110 Illoamltis- llolfro lltlf- iandoiriie tomancbe101- 0liarveutlOll 102 Mettolcantit102 luslaratnger 200 fifth Race For threeyearolds and upward selling a sweep > takes of 15 earS with 11000 added of which SIS to second ansi 100 to third one mile and a sixteenth KomiJ llr Sykston 11- 0itirArihur207 lloraotie 105 Anna II los old Dominion 104 Mrrle KM Circular 1OO- US Jerk nine 104 Stowaway 1515 Joe Kelly 10O BessilcUnff LaS Clara colt Stub Itsce For twoyearolds elllnff a sweepstakes nf Sit each with HOOO added of which liOJ to second ansi Slbu to thUd flee furlongs Faustina colt1010 Duke ot yief 10- Calaudo riarus- llusb 1O3 PA 100 Tremor PS hJrcuklet flity 14 PaulIne 150 AT TUB FAIR OROUXDS COURSE <I V Brooks liy Knlailit of Xllerelle Win In Kaiy Peebten ST Lount May 23The talent picked three of the five winners tho Fair Grounds today whllo Grey Duko In the last and Pullman in the third race saved the bookies the latter being a 15 to 1 chance The flrst half of the split six furlone selling dash with nine starters was won by the 8 to 5 favorite Maid of Honor 101 Jordan up got off throe lengths In front and beat the 15 to 1 shot Burr Hall Invnrcauld was third beaten tour lengths Time 1 1S Ten twoyearolds went to the post In the fivefurlong selling purse with the Knight ot- Ellerallo colt JW Brooks 811 ridden by C Mc ¬ Donald the favorite at 2 to 1 and he yon easily by three lengths from the 10 to 1 shot lienlta a Californiatired colt by lIen All who bent VYIllnboro three lengths for second place Time 105 1 The first halt of the divided sixandahalf furlong selling purse with eight starters was a big dump the 15 to 1 shot Pullman 101 Cottrell np getting three lengths the best of tile start and was never headed winning In hand by throe lengths from the favorite Henry Uwsley who beat Lady Woful two lengths Time l2ft Minnie Coe 104 was favorite In the fourth race nt i to 1 and she won by a neck tn a des- perate ¬ finish from wellplayed CapiDrane Costa Lien was third three lengths of Time four started In the last race at seven and a half furlongB Uullross was the favorite at even money hut Orer Duke 111 It Jones up dumped the knowing ones badly beating the favorite n length In a driving finish Xampoit was third a luce distance away Tlmel20Ji TIle winner was a 7 to 1 chance EACISQ AT ZATOSIA- Qneentlke ait IS to 1 ITU the CllpeeCtat- BtBkea CINCINNATI May 23Destslts the chill winds that blow over Lntonla Park there was a good attendance at the races today The sport proved disastrous to backers however as all the favorites wore beaten The first race was a purse at six furlongs for maidens Paddy Iloach 05 Sargent at 5 tol won easily by two lengths from Golden Hope with Hludooland third Time 118 The second race at one mile and 70 yards went to Puryear D 10B Reagan 3 tol In a whipping llntsh by a neck from Torrent with Flower Demo third Time 149 The thin race was a handicap at one roll and Hamper hex 113 JuUon at C to 1 won by a neck from Selena D with Lake Breoze third Time I43 The fourth race the Cltpsetta Makes for twoyearold fillies at five furlongs was won by Oueenlike lOb Bryant at 8 lo j who tool the lead In the stretch and won by a length from La Belle Edltha was third Time 104 The llfth race purse at half B mile for twoyear olds was an easy victory for Carolina Hamilton 110 Costello up at 15 to L Will Fonso was second and Hoosier third Time 050H The sixth raco was a purse at six furlongs and Espanlta ttO A Clayton up nt 5 to11 won by a length from Capt Iteese Clara Bella third Time 117 HILL DALY TAKES A IUJfJHK four Undo from Hartford Tbrovps Out While BccOna III Pacer Father Bill Daly Invited JooYendlR to accompany him to the trotting track at Purkvlllo Farm yesterday morning to see his pacer Frlnce Fntilck step a mile Vendlg tolls the rest ol the story I got into the timers stand and started on Daly side wheeler Everything was lovely until BUI got to the lower turn when hoard a cracking tit timbers and saw Daly tuko n flying leap through the alt Irlnce Patrick ana pluces ot the wagon disappearing around the turn In a cloud of dust When wo got to Daly ho was rubbing the dirt out ot lila eyes and he told us all about It The clip was too warm around the turn and the spokes gave way Ho know It was oomlng and put one foot on the shaft to ease himself us he rolled out He said IIH wusn t hurt but lie tore down a rod or two of the fence where hn landed with ills wooden leg and Mr Bhnita will probably make him repair It it was at Farkviilo Farm that Daly got his fatnou tumble two ago while driving Farwer floysta2lgalt lie got a broken collar bono then but escaped very luckily yesterday Favorite In the Van att Clone ct a- rninDKLTiui May 2aFlve favorites and a wellplayed second choice won at Gloucester today Tile summaries first Itace One mile and a qnarter Tlraelnth 102 2 to 1 Slam lust lotion 105 2 to 1 alaiilovM onds Yea oral WO JO to 1 itallacet third VSK Ihone I So 1 KIng Idle 40 to 11 Mlyton o to Ii 1411 It iiIhCe lii Ic 1 Amos 100 ho Il Bed 80 io l Lund Murray 41 50 Ii hrsedon and Alan Archer tO to I also rail Ytote 2a1i second Itsce Kir furlong Ains II P8 C to 1 Moore first MInnie Browu colt Iua 7 too Yeller second Normanda UO ir toi cijonaid third Adi It II tol Irlshtown o tn I iieiisktn Holiday aol sslamtatltt 8Cm I roth ICing Illrhard tl I to 1 Argyle Ill WIIJJ lulnain and AueUa Jii lo 1 each aud Julio roster 10 tol also ran TlmJ 101 ThIrd Uacyi furlongs Mtunie J 108 a to B Illaui first Clorerdale lot 8 lo I Vaulott econd Cutalunr 100 20 to 1 WlllUm tlml Uapillln 0 10 1 Cbartreus lUlu l omrada If to 1 < ien Uol den 10 to 1 irregular IS to 1 Uadlsut 0U to I lTmc Edward loo to 1 and yawrttr U to I alto ran Time 1U4U bunt Iticetire furlong Toann lIlt s to 6 Dwyr nrsti Arilllry lash mot Ham second MIss anule U5 7 to 1 Irlbej third ltruariu 12 lo Ij foklna anal Uanhanasll 31 to I earl lUtlenue gIld Inn and Cickeiliue tu lo i each and llerndon tto lu 1 silo rail Time IrOI- Mfth ItaraMx and a half furlongs Sir Talesby 101 eteu Walacr first Discs wood iitell a lo j Casey second txpeneuc nil lu lo I IllauiX third llls 1515 B to 5 ansI Iceberf 40 lo I also rail Time hi i ill HacKreu t orlon is Montlec 202 7 toll llmiklDS rlrsti Shout led If to 1 Hnss second I xtra lux H t l iralneii hard Leather Morkliii shall Mr Ilatlil 10 lu 1 maul t and Llianes Keen M lo 1 each Iureriy ilto I Vu Hart 7 to li conun drum to tu 1 Illo Wind 2ll tnl 1IUIO 7lnl tdwrd K ato 1 aad Goodly lu to 1 also ran Time 14 > i Entries for tomorrow are as follows rust llaceFIre eKhlbs of a mil Ctrebas 103 Sue hider gelding Mela II cult JOS each faxtaaad 10 Lucky tliasioui Deck Torn Uail 101 each Slab town Roy Irrenlar 102 each Mamie D B Ballads Donut Lass 100 each Illlnk Bonnie In- Kecond RaceSix and a gnarnr furlongs ihreyIr eUa Tar slid Tartar lOll lyrist loll Industry W 1 Honeymoon MS KtarterPellingtu 02 lelel atxX Third Rac Kerenelihtb of a naIl Jo Carter 113i Transit 110 Annareane lOAi Jack Ftar Illenall- hallonaL Jugler lute eachi spendollne Slrlngfellnw Andrew P losS each enophone tfelllct Ueneral Slot don Heron Kyrle II 104 eacb yourlu nacerontsnd a halt furlong mn paints Bed Rim 105 tech Kelm 103 Charon V8j Crocua Annie K Harm en I U7 eachi Uerrlttiue WO Uweel Alice 8l Alga MIM Ella Sit each Fifth liacfMII and a sixteenth India Rubber 1141 Orlstle Raleigh 10H each Prlf IOu hnapp104 Sixth liaoellre tins of a mIll bealeu horses Prince Teyton Diitihsm Ijitlnns Ptolomy anrt- Aoitlel Iatrocl ibId howe Keyser Somerset 110 eacb Palmyra Xlajella Morning olory Thtcra alisi Pint 105 each Favorite and Ontlder nt IlnwtborneC- niCAOo May 23Two favorites two out- siders ¬ and a second choice won tho events at Hawthorne todny Summaries Viral ItaceRtrsnfurlongs Knthnslait lip Slaugh- ter 7 to 10 first Rear iVtiardllo mallard 2 to 1 second Mattllta10U Smith 15 to 1 triirit Time 164 Oaiwite and Kwcet Mlngron also rat Second llaee Kelllnp six furlongs Hpnft loo F Cart 6 to 2 first tfttlc 104 K Taylor II10 I t see ondi hercules ion Slaughter 0 to 1 tDIrd Time 134 Ed Itch also ran Third Race selling swepitakeit fire fnrlongs Sane 103 Slanght 12 to 1 ilrt Minnie Barbie ui rishen IB tol second John Arthur 104 Uallard 3- lo 1 thIrd Time ItllW > Jennl June roihonnil hiss Mnrpny Cyrus Lucille Murphy and Lady Jim also ran Fourth RaceSelling sne and oneilxteenth mile St Albans 105 P Bell even first Iloneer St r Cart B to 1 second Miss Patton 101 Von 8 to 1 thlri Time 213 Crab Prince rartbian tllrabeau also rats Fifth RaceSix furlongs Johnny Campbell 102 ty Bell rtol tIre llaydee 1O7 Fisher even see ondi Weararman 117 Nlcols third Timer las Col Clay rerdlnand Jurtll franco and bail Pueblo also ran SUE JSROOKLHf nAKDICAP AFffAnt Action by the Ilonrd of ControlA letter Shorn Mr Qebburd The Board of Control yesterday announced the following decision regarding the charges of foul riding in the Brooklyn Handicap run on the first day ot the Brooklyn Jockey Clubs spring meeting Xcw Thai Stay 2X- Mr M F Dwyer having applied to the heard of Coo Irol for an Invstlzatlon tha Hoard rinds I 1 That thw Is no complaint aa to foul rlflloirln the Brooklyn Handicap against any person whatever 2 mit the oniypersons quoted In connection with the matter are Mr Lortllard and Mr Gebbard 3 That tbese gentlemen deny the statement Im¬ paled to them therefore there la no case before In- board W 0 VOSBDKO Secretary A copy ot Mr Gobhards letter is appended Kiw Vonx May 21 JoAn feMur natrmnn TtnnrA of Gmtrel Doss Kmt I Lad not thought It necessary to deny th- 7i> roM absurd story or the remarks put down tome not thinking that any Important would he attributed to them or any rellinoe could be placed l In such wild and wbo ale statements Lire istooshort to correct inlsitatenientsot the press so far as I am concerned Ho much unsavory talK Sass however been occasioned by Imaginary Interviews that I now write to deny Ibis report 1 backed Lampllthter through a well tnown cameOs sioner wnlfhsnoulJ be a sumcltnt answer I did not tack blra f or a larr amount when 1 saw the large Stein colored on the card tearing that he might be In lrfered witbnd said ao The same reason would bare ben good with every horse In the race I am very truly yours F UFIHIID At the Traps The fifth contest for the fLags Connty Gun Club championship cup cresented by the Coney Island Ath letlc Club took place yesterday The original eight teams were represented but the Northsid bad only cue man to shoot Allof the other seven had their complement Some fine shots and good cores were muSe specially by the Atlantic Vernons and Stew Utrecht members Tho Atlantic again came to the front yesterday winning by the score of 08 oCt of 75 Thesconea Atlantic Seed and lan Club J D Voorheea 25 yards 16 C E Morris 28 yards 16 D Monseers 80 yards 11 U Bauer 28 yards ID U Morris 24 Irania 12 Total 11G Ternon Rod and Gun Club fins Orelff 28 yards 18 Dr Little la yards 10 P A Thompson 2H yards 18 W H Thompson 29 yards 1S J oternont 2t yard 18 Toiaic4 rJw Utrecht Rod and Gun ClnbC M Meyer 28 yard 12 Dr Wrnn 28 yards 12 C yuriueien Jr 18 yards 18 D Deacon 211 yard 13 O E hotrand 20 yards IS Total 514 Cney Island nod and Gun ClubS Northrldie 28 yards in Its hyde 10 yards 13i F Ifaender 28 yards 11 C Murphy 28 yards 12 C Plate Itti yarns 12 TotaL 61 ilenmore lied and Qua Club W Harty 28 yards 18 J A Epplg 3o yards ii J Gchllemaan 28 yards 11 W BelorerSOjarda 10 F Ipplf 28 yards 8 Total 51- Parkway Rod and Gun Club A Potty SO yards lit J Stake 28 yards 18 T Short 28 yarua 7 J Bennett I1O yards 12 K Ilelgani 28 yards IS Total f 8- Crescact lea Club Cant Shepherd 28 yards 14 L Hopkins 28 yards 111 C Jlebrman 28 yards 10 J Ratben 28 yards 11 W Ullman 28 yards U Total 66 Horthslde Gun Club J K Mtyer 28 yards 10- Kferee Mr Jacob rants Scorer Mr a A Dollar The standing of the alt teams that have completed 1htr scores to date ts as follow Stew Utrecht 817i Atlantic 8O9 Corny Island 805 Vernon 2UO Park ¬ way 28U Glenmore 2HK The next shoot will be held en the Atlantic Rod and Quo Club grounds at Coney Island on Tuesday Jun 27 Borrllnc Game Tonight TBX IrIs L1D1TID01L TOUBXKm- yrercks vs Kneoht Knecht rs Bchwack Bchwacke- ra mroka

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