Show I SEARKEYANB MAKER WILL MEET I 1 Articles of Agreement Vere Signed Yesterday I j FIGHT WILL BE BETO TO A FINISH f 1EAEEB STRONGLY OBJECTS TO SAn FRANCISCO Sailor Sharkey Acquiesces in His Bequest Bout to Take Place Within Three Mont From August Au-gust 2 Eddie Bald Wins the Mile Open Professional Race in Fast Time Turf and Diamond Events I New York June 24 Peter Maher the heavyweight champion of Ireland and Tom Sharkey the sailor lad of tan Francisco who also hails from the Emerald Isle were matched today to fight to a finish Buck Connolly of Pittsburg representing Maher and Dan Lynch of San Francisco who is Shar keys manager met at the Police Gazette Ga-zette office at noon where articles of agreement were drawn The terms of the agreement arc that the men shall fight to a finish before the club or individuals in-dividuals offering the biggest inducement induce-ment and for a side bet of 5000 moth representatives of the fighters depos ited 2500 each to t bind the match Richard K Fox was made temporary stakeholder and on Aug 2 another deposit de-posit of 2500 from each will be paid down in this city making the full amount of 55000 a side The final stakeholder stake-holder vill be Al Smith The referee i is to be mutually agreed upon There was a question raised by Connolly Con-nolly as to the location of the f ht and he said that his man Maher would fight at any place in the world except Ban Francisco as a finish fight is prohibited hibited In California Lynch assured Connolly that he would not entertain any proposition given by any club in California This suiled the PIttsburger and the managers man-agers accompanied by Sam C Austin went across to Jersey City where they signed articles tcy sired artce The articles call for the bout to take place within three months after the second Aug 2 and final deposit is made on IUK TURF At St Louis First race sis furlongs Elsie D won Rose DOr second Siddubia third Tie 118 l Second race five furlongs Crockett won Myriam G second Goethe third Time 105 mile Nannie Ls Third race one mieNannle Ls Sister won Royal Choice second Sweet William third Time 147 Fourth race mile and a quarter Typhoon Ty-phoon II won Goshen second Dare II third Time215i Fifth race six furlongs Libation won Our Chance second Fred Broens third Time 120 SiXtb race six furlongs Utopia won ft Augustine second Bob Milllcan third Time ItlSV At Latonia First race seveneighths of a mie Osman won Yelvington second Captain Cap-tain Piersal third Time 120 Sfvond race fiveeighths of a mie Flora Louise won Elsie M second Dayo third Time 103 hid race one mile John Havlin v on Gaston second Whaierlou third Tmel4 fe Fourth race threequarters of a mile John Bright won Mocivor send Banished third Time 115 Fifth race one mile Donna Rita wini Imp second Boanerges third Time 141 Sixth race seven furlongsViscount u on Czarowitz second L IV third Time 12U Sales at Sheepsheid yew York June 24At Sheepshead Bay today the owners of Beaumont stud offered at auction In the paddbck d number of yearlings mostly the got of 1 Order the sire of the great colt ornament Most of the youngsters brought good prices Ornaments full brother war first offered He went to J S Curtis for 510100 The sale included in-cluded the following Ch c by Imp OrderCoots James McLaughlin 31500 Br c by Imp OrderFancy James McLaughlin 1000 11cLaughHn B c by Imp OrderHannah James I Mclaughlin 500 J Ch f by Irpp OrderMiss Saxon W Pr 1 SAC I Ch c by Trap CavaHerMerschel 1 H McCormick 700 B C by Imp OrderNokomis J B liasam i 0 R c by Imp OrderVIrtorino J S Curtis 1010 Br f iy Imp OrderLondaiette J McLaughlin SlOOO Cv f by Iiip OrderFonsstta J B Hoggin r5iK > Ch c by Irp OrderGIadiola J M Johnson 0 B c by Inn OrderAunt Betsey J S Curtis 51000 At Detroit Frst race selling five and onehalf furlongs Philip Byrnes won Papa Harry second Peter McCue third Time 109 Second race six furlongs selling Black Jack won Pinchback second Liil Bramble third Time 115 Third race six furlongs selling Elsie El-sie Ferguson won Bfauzette second Anna Mayes third Time 116 Fourth race seven furlongsPar Excellency i Ex-cellency won Harry Lee second Lady Callahan third Time 128 I I Fifth rACe six furlongs selling GiveAway Give-Away won Kali it an second Bessie Browning third Time 115 SKth race seven furlongs felling I I 3ji KHIson ton Otto H second Trav cr third Time 130 i At Kansas City I Weather clear and hot track slow HenUs Frst race six furlongs selling Dr Cmmiune won Sugar Foot second rankfort 5l third Time 123 second race onenaif ale 2year c icts Oninu won Voluntantu second Clarinda third TineSi Third rar ° II and onehalf furlons Hcsperi W on Daslmoor second Pas kola tMd TlmeS Fowth ra < co mile and a Sixteenth r Victoria Htel handicap Llbpmtti imp Xocy second Btterre third T lw Fz rth rat > four and onehalf fur loflTS selirq Suiftly won H Hushett second Black Tom third Time 59 At St JGJeph Track heavy and slow Results I First race 217 pace Green Seal wonT i won-T ni second Bolle Colly third Time I < ccd race 20i patterAsitato won Kansas 21O second Hal Crago tHird Time At Pore Srie I First race selling five and onehalf furlongs Cyclone won tWHl Elliott seeonu Higli TIe third Tme 110 Second race 2ycarolds onehalf < g I I mile Strathmac won Wild Grape sec or1 Beguile third Time50 4 i Third race mile and a sixteenth Skate won Ellesmere second Souffle third Time 117 Fourth race Hunters flag mile and a quarter Dauntless won Dodo second Delaware third Time 226 i Fifth race maidens six furlongs i Xo Chance won Mount Washington second Amy Wade third Time l17Vi Results at Slieepshsad First race five and a half furlongs Rubicon won Harry Reed 2 Brandy wine I Time 107 25 Second race five eighth mile Makal lah won Central Miss 2 Gen Macoo 3 Time 102 15 Third race one mile Peep ODay won Cassette 2 Cromwell 3 Time I 141 25 Fourth race seven furlongsElkins I won Buddha 2 Imperator 3 Time I 128Fifth I j Fifth race five furlongs Blue Away won Blue Beard 2 Olney 3 Time 103 At London London June 24At the third days racing of the Newcastle and Girforth park meeting today the Lorillard Beresford stables chestnut colt Lapwing Lap-wing I ran third in the race for the Seaton Delavalle 1200 sovereigns plate C Perkins Jenny Howlets chestnut second colt being first and B Mansfields Bar I THE COURT San Francisco June 24 Judging I from the entry list the tenth annual open tennis tournament for the championship I cham-pionship of the Pacific states which will be held at the San Rafael court I next week promises to be unusually interesting nex week teresting Among the most prominent I competitors will he the TQbin brothers Whitney brothers Sam Hardy present pres-ent champion Walter Magee and A S Keeier The gentlemens singles will commence on July 2 and continue on July 3 and 5TH I THE WHEEL Denver June 2The agreement was signed today for one of the most interesting in-teresting bicycle race meets of the season sea-son The present races will be of W I i W Hamilton of Denver and Walter I Sanger The meeting is to be held meetng July 16 and 17 and a good programme j I will be given each day There will be three races between Hamilton and Sanger i i San-ger for a bet of 1000 the winner of two of the to take all The races talt al races j will be one mile unpaced two miles paced five miles unpaced The last days programme has not yet been decided de-cided on I Albany N Y June 2Eddle Bald at the state circuit meet held today I under the auspices of the Albany County Wheelmen won the mile open professional in the fastest time that I such a race has been run on the state circuit this year The time was 208 15 One mile open professional C Bald Buffalo won J A Newhouse Buffalo second Nat Butler Cam bridgeport Mass third Time 203 15 One mile handicap professional Xat Butler Cambridgeport Mass 30 yards won F J Titus New York 30 yards second J A Newhouse 15 yards third Time 212 THE DIAMOND Pittsburg Ja June 4St Louis should have won the game long before hey did but poor fielding made 12 innings in-nings possible Attendance 800 Score Pittsburg 6 St Louis 7 Chicago June 2The Indians played here today for the first time this season sea-son and won a well contested game from the Colts The only error of the I game a wild throw by Callahan in the sixth resulted in three runs for the I visitors Attendance 1200 Score Chicago Chi-cago 2 Cleveland 5 Brooklyn June 240nl about 3000 people turned out to greet the Phillies today on their first appearance here this season The Brooklyns were never In danger of losing the game Score Brooklyn 7 Philadelphia 5 Boston June 24 Boston won a decided de-cided victory over Baltimore today but the crowd of spectators was so dense that the outfielders were greatly hampered ham-pered and the ground rules that tere put in force detracted largely from ths interest in the game Score Boston i 1 Baltimore 5 i I BAT AND VICKET I London Juno 2tAt the Oval today the gentlemen of Philadelphia began a cricket match against an eleven repre I enting Oxford nast and r ent The I home team won the toss and went to bat Their first wicket went down for I 21 run when Scott was bowled bv King for ten runs Rowley was next caught by Wood for 23 runs Two wickets for 43 runs The Oxford eleven were all out for 261 rune The gentlemen of Philadelphia then i went in for their first inning and when I rtlay vas stopped on account of rain I they had scored 22 runs and had no th wickets down At lunch timp the Oxford score was 133 runs for three wickets Their Stock is Down Poughkeepsie N Y June 21 Yesterdays Yes-terdays defeat of Cornells junior oarsmen oars-men of whom so much had boon expected ex-pected by local enthusiasts has sent the stock of the Ithaean varsity crew below par with the betting fraternIty j The Harvard stock has advanced notably I not-ably I is now conceded that there is every probability that the Cambridge i varsity crew will give Yale the gamest fight that was ever witnessed on these j waters |