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BADLY BEATEN.
The shadyside Athletics Met n Waterloo
mt Beaver FnlIs.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsrArcH.I
BEAVER FALLS, July 4-The Shadyside
Athletics, of Pittsburg, came into town to-day
boasting and tried to give the home team a
few pointers on the national game. Tonight
they are sitting in the Grand Hotel learning
hcw to play pins" The visitors were the
poorest combination Of ball players that has
visited this city this season. They put up "a
miserable game and thoroughly disguised
fair sized audience. Thomas was the only
man who could touch ,Kerner, while the home
players batted the ball at will. 1t is needless
to tell how the game was won, other than the
Beaver Falls played excellent ball throughout.
Shuster's magnificent catch and Kerner's
ferocious batting are worthy of mention. The
score:
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Beaver Falls. 65 a-0
Athletics. ics...................o U o OIL
Earned runs-Beaver Falls. 10; Athletics, L
Sacrifice hits-Cole, Cooper.
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.o'Rourke out for running out Of line.


P1ttsDurgs. ..........O
New Yorks, 2 1 o -
Earned runs-Pittsburgs 3: New iorks, 2.
Three base hits-Connor, Richardson.
Two-base hits-Smith. kuehne.
Total bases on hiis-Pittsburgs, 9; New Yorks,
Sacrifice hits-Miller, Ewing, O'Rourke.
Stolen bases--Sunday.
Double plays-Sunday (unassisted); Dunlap ana
Carroll: Whitney, Hatfield and Connor.
First base on errors--Pittsburgs 1; New forks,
First base on balls-Hanlon, Sunday, Gore 2
Connor, Whitney.
Struck out Dunlap z Smith. Kuehne, Calvin 4
keeie.
Hit by pitched baIl--Smith. Gore.
Passed bails--Ewing1
Left on bases--Pittsburgs. S; New Yorks,
I1me--Une hour and 50 minutes.
Umplre--McQuaid.
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srrickIer VIII MANAGE Them.

Al. J. Stricken, a well-known young man
from this city. has been given the management
Of the Monongahela City Lotus Baseball Club.
first base, Strickler: pitcher, Madigan; catcher,
Welsh: second, Boyland; third, Galbraith;
shortstop, McKeever; left. Kern; middle,
Scott; right, Hennigan; also, Smith, pitches
and Shaner. Hodgeson and Byers. catchers.
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One For Climax.
,pvrrAy rrrraR IN TO TIE nrap rcrr
New Ca.le Ball Games.

NEW CASTLE, July 4-The New Castle
Martins Ferry teams played two fine games
here to-day. Scores. morning game;
New Castle, 5: Martins Ferry. 9.
Base hits New Castle. z: Martins Ferry, =. ..
Errors-New Castle. Z; Martins Ferry, T.
Afternoon game.
New Castle. 3; Martins Ferry, 2.
Base hits-New Castle, 6; Martins Ferry s.
Power pitched for the New Castles and struck
The Beaver Falls Christian Association Club
played game here this afternoon. resulting in .
victory for New Castle by the score Of 6to2
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Rather Onesided.

The Oaklauds won one-sided game yester-
terday from the Electrics The aIl-round play
of the Oaklands was good. Score:
Oaklands. nds..................6 o % o5 o-l5
Electrtcs. w
Earned runs-Oaklands. g.
Two-base hit-E. Rinehart.
Base hits-Oaklands, Is. total, J6; Electrics, ..
Struck out-Rinehart ID; Ballitt 3.
Bases on balls-Rinenart, 4; Ballitt, 2.
Passed balls-Baker, 8: Elbel, 2.
Errors-Oaklands, 2: Electrics, 10.
Batteries-Oaklands, Z. Rinehart and Baker;
Electrics, Bal1itt and Elbel.
Time Of game-One hour and IS minutes.
Umpire-Snyder.
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THE COUNTY LEAGUE.
Fact Enders Capture Two Good Games
From the Braddock Team.

From the Bradd0ck Tenms
The East End Athletics went to Braddock
yesterday afternoon. and defeated the home
team in two interesting games before large
audience. The feature of the second game was
the wonderful work of Will Gumbert, who
made his first essay in the pitchers box, and
held the hard hitting Blues down to three little
hits and struck out I6 men.
Gumbert was wild in the first inning. but
after that he settled down and the Braddock
make a hit. Schoyer supported him in great
STYLE saving several wild pitches by good stops.
Gumbert's best ball is a terrific in-shoot and
his speed is something wonderful. II he can
only get control of his drop ball. he will un-
doubtedly make a pitcher of the hfst-class
order Score.
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EvEHsoN. Pa, July 4-The Latrobes were
defeated this aftsfnoon by the home team, In
the championship gsme. Score:
sccttdales.. ..............- isoeooao-s
Base hifs-Scottdales, l6: Latrobes, Q.
Errors-scottdslea 3; Latrobes. 4
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EuRiish Racing.

LONDON, July 4-The race to-day for the
Hurstbourne stakes. 2-year-olds. five furlongs,
was won by Henry Minors Riviera, Prince
Soltykoffs brown colt Keythrope second and
the Duke of Westminster's Blue Green third.
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ball were PLAYED here to-day between the Ex-
perts, of Pittsburg, and Washington Maroons.
The former won this mornings game; score, II
to 9. while this afternoon they were beaten by q
score of l6 to &
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stolen bases--prr. Cole, Kerner. CASTOR,
Thomas, Q; Mccullough. 2.
struck out-By Kerner, l3; Ward and Nc
Aulis 8.
Left on bases-Beaver Falls. S; Athletics, s.
Passed balls-Cole, o; Stewart Q.
Wild pitches-Ward, 4; McAulis, 1.
Umplre-kerr.
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First base errors-Conner.
Left on bases-Pittsburgs, 0; New Yorks ).
struck out--Sunday, Miller, Morris, Gore, Ew-
ing. Conner, Crane.
Double piays-Kuehne. Dunlap, Carroll, Rich
ardson, Conner.
Passed balls--Ewing, 3.
Wild pitches-Crane ].
Time Of game-One hour and IS minutes.
Umpire-McQuaid.
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THE COWBOYS WON.
-~-
They Easily Settle the Columbus Let Before

They Easily Settle the Columbus Let Before
KANSAS CITY, July 4-The morning game
between Kansas City and Columbus was won
by the home team by hard hitting at opportune
times and timely errors by the visitors. Score:
Kansas Citys.............-2 o.
Columbus s.................;0 l 90 o o o o.
Earned runs-Kansas Citys, -
Two-base hits-Stearns.
iree-base hits-Hamilton, Stearns.
1,ase hits--Columbus, 6: Kansas Citys, 4.
First base on balls-of Swartzell, 4; Of Bald
win, g.
Hit Dy pitched ball-Davis. --.
Struck out-By swartzell, 6: by Baldwin, g.
Wild pitches-swartzell 2: Baldwin, q
Time of game-Two hours and minutes.
Umpire-Howland.
THE AFTERNOON GAME.
KANSAS CITY, July 4-Columbus won the
aftern oon game from the home team in the
first inning. Mccarthy in the box for Kansas
City forced in two runs on balls and Donahue
in left field let in three on muffed flies and
Burns let in a man in a similar way. After
that Conway pitched and Mccarthy supplanted
Donahue in the left field. Hoover broke q
finger in the sixth inning and retired In favor
of Gunson. The feature of the game was
Dailys running catches and McCarthy's work
in the left field. Score:
Kansas Citys.......,....1 G 3s3 o.
Columbus. .................7 o III
Base hits-Kansas Citys "a Columbusa
Earned cS
Struck out-By Conway5.
Umpire-Holland.
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Southern Avenue Gun Club.

The Southern Avenue Gun Club held .
sweepstake shoot at their grounds. ON the line
of the Suburban Rapid Transit, one mile from
city limits, yesterday.
First match, 10 blue rocks, entrance g. IA
Hopper.3 3.
entries-J. Phillips, Q; ID. jackson, 2; Lowry, 9;
Slicker. s.
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THE GUN EXPERTS.
Heron Hin Club Members Have Some
Rare Sport.


Rare Sport.
The members of the Heron Hill Gun Club
had some rare sport at Brunot's Island yester-
day. There were nine matches and each one
was well contested. The attendance was large
and there were visitors from Washington. New
Brighton, Tarentum and McKeesport. An e1-
cellent lunch was served by Colonel Lloyd. The
shooting was one of the most successful ever
held in Western Pennsylvania. Following are
the results
First match 10 Blue Rocks, entrance, q; sweep
stakes
+. e. sSsner G. Cochran. divided second, with
g. Snyder. 5. shaner, divided third, with.
j. Beam, J. Woods, divided nfth, with. ......... 8
Second match. . Blue Rocks, entrance, 81;
sweepstakes
v. Yellowley, first with. h..;;;:;.::::::s
&. cocSran .hai Sutton, divided fourth With.
Third match. handicap at 10 Blue Rocks for
prizes
II. Sanders. Is yards. first, with. th.......:...;..1o
E. z. shaner, 2 yards, W. Yellowley, 10 yards
A: sutton, % yards, O. A. Mcclure, z yards,
p. Kelsey p yards, fourth, with
Il. J. Lewis, 2 yards. fifth, with. h.........---...6
Fourth match, handicap. at Blue Rocks, en-
trance, u; tor prizes
E. z. sh.ner, q yards, W. Yellowley. 10 yards.
G. Snyder. 70 yards. +. kelsey, "a yards sec
s. % sSsner, Is yards. third. with
J. Doyle, is yards. fourth with.
W. Mack, 1s yards. fifth. with.
Fifth match, 10 BIpe Rocks entrance, 81
Z. E. Shaner, y. Fisher, frst with. ...........10
H. j. Lewis, James Crow. second, with.
Q. A. Mcclure, third. with. th.....................s
j. Beam. fourth, with.
Z. Kelsey, fifth. with.
Sixth match, 0 Blue Rocks, entrance, 81
H. J. Lewis. first, with.
p. Kelsey, Q. A. Mcclure, w. Yellowley, sec
onQ, wltn.
W. Means, third, with.
c. M. Hostetter, W. 8. King, A. ii. King,
j. Fisher, g. Cochran. ifth with th...............
Seventh match, 10 Blue Rocks, entrance 81
Q. A. Mcclure. second, with. ....
III. J. Lewis, W. Yeiiowiey, fourth. with ........
&. NJ. Hostetter fifth, with
Eighth match, Blue Rocks, entrance 81 90
W. Yelowley first. with ............ .............
j. Beam. W. 8. King. second. with. .............8
j. A. HERON, +. Wfnkler, third, with..........7 z
H. J. Lewis fourth, with.
A. Sutton, E. NJ. udall. fifth, with s
Ninth match, 6 pair Blue Rocks, entrance 81
2. A. Mcclure, hrst. with fth..............-.......e
c. NJ. Hostetter, second with.
James Crow, 4. 4. Shaner. third, with..........7
w. Yellowley, fourth, with......................6
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A MISERABLE EXHIBITION.
The ChIcaRos HIVE a Picnic With the Poor

Senators.
CHICAGO, July 4-The forenoon game be-
tween Chicago and Washington was the most
miserable exhibition of ball playing witnessed at
the White Stocking Park this season. Chicago
fell onto Ferson in the third. and with all sorts
of errors by the Senators, rolled up nine runs.
Healy was set in to pitch in the fifth and held
the Chicagos down to two hits. With the ex-
ception of Ryan's magnificent running catch of
Healy's long hit in the ninth. the game was
wholly without features of interest Attend
ance 1900. Score.
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ESPECIAL TxLKGRAM TO THE DrspArcH.l
TORONTO, O., July 4-The Torontos played
two games with the ]. w. Scots, of Pittsburg,
to-day Morning game. score by innings:
j. W. SCOTS. ............l Oil
Earned runs-Torontos, 2; Scots, l.
Errors-Torcntos, 10: Scots, 9.
Base hits-Torontos, S; Scots, 9.
Home run-C. Daniels, for Toronto.
Two-base hit-Minehart.
struck out-Torontos, IA; SCOTS. g.
Pitchers-J. Daniels and Mullen.
Afternoon game, score by innings:
SCOTS. .....................4 o. 4
Earned runs-Torontos, 8.
Base hits-Torontos, 10; Scots, 2
Errors-Torontos, 5; Scots, 9.
Three base hit--Smurthwaite.
Two-base hit-Smurth waite.
Pitchers--Young and Mullen.
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The American Wilma

LONDON, July 4.-The third heat tor the
diamond sculls was rowed to-day. Charles g.
Protta, the amateur champion of America,
easily defeated Small. winning by three
lenrths
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fsFEcfAL 1xLEekAHT 10 the pfsPATcH.l
NEW YoRK, July 4-The report telegraphed
from Minneapolis that Robert Bonner had
rect. Mr.. Bonner has not offered anything for
the horse or had any negotiations looking 20 o
purchase Of the horse.
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Association Record.
To-Day. Cannes.

NATIONAL LEAGUE-New Yorks at Pitts
burg; Philadelphias st Indianapolis, Washing.
tons at Chicago; Bostons at Cleveland.
No games scheduled in American Association
nor in the International League.
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Uniontown Wins Two.

UNIoNTowN, PA. July "A big crowd wit
messed the two games between the Eclipse, Of
East Liverpool, o., and the Uniontown clubs
to-day. The visitors were beaten in both
games. The score in the forenoon game was
to s. and in the afternoon 10 to in favor Of the
Uniontowns. Meehan struck out every man in
the afternoon game, the Eclipse boys being un-
able to make a single hit OF him.
Additional Sporting Will be Found ON the
lub
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Stars rs..................3 o o4l-6
Riverside Grays.......O G o 1 o. s
Earned runs-Stars. 8; Riverside Grays. !.
Two-base hits-Tibby, Halleron, Mccoy.
Home run-Kennedy.
Struck out-By Landfried, :; by Graham and
Buckley, 2.
Base on balls OF Landfried, 2; of Buckley, l..
Hit by pitched ball-Davis.
Passed balls-Metzgar, 2: Neville,
Wild pitches--Graham. /.
Time Of game--Two hours.
Umpire--Wilson,s
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Southside Races.

There were three races at the Gentlemen's
Southside Driving Park yesterday. The track
was in good condition and the races interest
ing The attendance was large. Following are
the summarizes:
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THE AFTERNOON,
THE GAY COLONEL6
They Play an Errorless Game and Beat the
Athletics.

Athletics.
LOUISVILLE, July 4-Louisville played an
errorless game this morning. and, with good
batting, won. A large crowd was present and
showed great enthusiasm over the prospect of
a revival of good baseball here. The Athletics
batted vigorously, but their errors were costly.
Ewing was taken sick at the END of the first
inning and Hecker took his place In the box,
Wolf going to first and Ehret coming In to
take right field. Score:
Athletics. .-...... ........o I I O.
Earned runs.Louisviiies, i; Athletics, l.
Two-base hits-Larkin, Shannon, Stratton,
Base hits-Louisvilles, Is: Athletics, Il.
Stolen bases-Shannon, Wolf Tomney:
Shannon and Hecker; Tomney, shannon and
Wolf: shannon, Wolf and Tourney
Hit by pitched bail--By Heeker;
Struck out-By Hecker. l; Weyhing,
Passed balls-Cross. Z 80
Wild pitches-Hecker, /.
Time of game--One hour and IS minutes.
Umpire-ferguson.
THE AFTERNOON GAME.
LOUISVILLE, July Ain the afternoon game
the Louisville team showed great falling of
from their morning play, and were easily beat
en- by the Athletics. Ramsey's pitching was
unsteady and weak, while Stewards was strong
and his support admirable. The Athletics also
made little improvement on their good work
with the stick in the morning. Raymond was
taken q little i'll at the close OF the third
inning, and was replaced BY Wolf Vaughan
coming to right The crowd IN the afternoon
was about 8, 500 few more than In the morn
ing-aud by far the largest seen here since
early in the season. Score: -
Atnle5iSs 4tn,en,;':: s........".d SadaSSs "a
Base hit,,;hAtslstics. ;hid,is IS; Logl;yiilss
Earned runs-Athletics, 6.
struck out-By Ramsey, 2; Seward, 4
Umpire-Ferguson.
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Chicagos ..................o
Washin gtons. .......I o.
Earned runs-Chicagos, s: Washingtons
Two-base hits-Clarke, DAILY. Van Haltren, Duffy
Gumbert.
Home run-Clarkc.
Stolen bases-Ryan 2. Farrell. Gumbert.
First base on balls-O'Day, 8; Gumbert 8.
Hit bv pitched ball-Carney.
Struck out-Gumbert I; o'Day.2.
Passed balls--Farrell, !.
Wild pitches--O'Day, 2.
Time of game--One hour and 50 minutes.
IJmpire-Lynch.
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THE AFTERNOON GAME.
Chicago won the afternoon game by punching
their hits in the fifth inning. O'Day pitched a
very effective game, but his bases on balls in
many instances were productive of runs. Gum
bert was touched up for ten hits, but managed
TO keep them well scattered. The batting Of
Clarke and Hoy's play at center were the only
features of note. Attendance $500. Score:
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THE AFTERNOON GAME.
A GRAND CONTEST.
The BrookIyns Beaten BY the Browns In n
Fine Game. A.

The Brooklyns Beaten BY the Browns In n
Fine Game.
ST. LOUIS, July 4-The Browns won one Of
the grandest games ever played in St. Louis
from the Brooklyns this morning. after a hard
struggle. Fully 5000 people were present.
Terry and Chamberlain did wonderful pitching.
the latter, however, having a shade the better
of 1t. He was the steadier of the two. The
game was marked by brilliant fielding, in which
Fuller Mccarthy, O'Nell and Smith excelled
The Browns base running was Of the marvellous
order. Score: - -'.f
q; sroLs'HS: dSEIs; ;;..............o d5SSIS
Earned runs-St. Louis, 2; Brooklyns, L
Two-base bits-Comiskey.
Base hits-st; Leuis; 5; Brooklyns. o.
stolen bases-McCarthy, Comiskey, Robinson,
Double psys-Fuller and Comiskey: Latham and
Boyle; mccarthy and Robinson: Pinckney and
First base on bails-on Chamberlain, 1; of Terry,
Hit by pitched ball-By Chamberlain. 1; by
Struck kout-Chamberiain, 4: Terry, &
Wild pltches-Cham berlain, l.
Time of game-Two hours.
Umpire-Gaffney.
THE AFTERNOON.
ST. LOUIS, July 4-The Brooklyns can thank
Latham for winning this afternoons game
from the Browns. After the latter had the
game well in hand Latham's contribution of
errors did the business for them. He played
the worst game he ever did here. After
chances were given to rerire the side, King was
hit hard. He did remarkably well considering
his poor support. Lovett was hit hard and
gave way to Caruthers in the sixth. Bushong
Score:
sroofiyn: b: dGyls; III ~
Earned runs-St. Louis, S: Brooklyns, g.
Ras
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WE'LL DONE sCOTTDALEs.
They Beat the Lafrobes In u Very Good
Contest.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DfsPArcH.i
LArRoBE, July 4.-The home team and the
Scottdales played championship game here
to-day in connection with the Western Penn
sylvaniA League The visitors won q good
game. Score:
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HICAGos. n R p Al FlwAsH,ToN. r. BPA

Chicagos s...............0 o 9 90 Ill
washingt ............I o %
Earned runs-Chicayos, 6; Washingtons, 2.
Two-base hits-Anson, Mack.
Three-base hit-Ryan.
Home run--Daly.
Stolen bases-Sweeney, Wilmot and Ryan 2,
Wise l.
First base on balls-By Hutchinson. 3; by Fer
Struck out-By Hutchinson, 8; Ferson. 2;
Healy, i.
Tine Of game-one hour and IS minutes.
Umpire-Lynch.
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IN LINE AT LAST.

The PhIllies' Luck Turns and They Beat the
Hoosiers.
INDIANAPoLIs. July 4-Twenty-nveh hundred
people witnessed a closely contested game this
forenoon. The visitors succeeded in punching
their hits in tAe fourth inning. and scored
four runs which gave them the game. There
were a number of brilliant plays about evenly
divided. Score:
MORNING GAME.
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Squirrel Hlll Shooters.
The Squirrel Hin and Northside Clubs had
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r1TTsBURe RBP NEW roRKs.R A R
Eiss.sgqSs. Ess Uap... .:ff .::::....f 5sSSSS Z:

. Earned runs-Pittsburg, ]. New YORK l.
Three-base hits-Morris Conner.
Sacrifice hits-Hanlon, Tiernan, Miller, Dunlap,
stolen bsses-sunday, 3; Carroll Kuehne
First base or balls--HanIon Sunday 2 Carroll
smith 2 Gore, Conner, Whitney,.
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Earned runs-Clevelands. z; Bostons, 4.
Two-base hits-McKean, thinner, Brown, Kel-
ly, Richardson.
Sacrifice hits-O' Brien, 2; Kelly, Brouthers,
Richardson. Racbourn.
Stolen bases-McKean. Quinn, Johnston, Rich
ardson.
Double plays-O' Brien. Mexican and Taatx;
Quinn, CAMEL and Brouthers.
First base on balls-Clevelands, 8.
Hit by pitched ball-McKean.
Struck out-Clevelands, 4: Bostons, 4.
Wild Ditches-O' Brien, 2.
Time Of game-One hour and IS minutes.
Umpire-Curry.
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Down Philiipsburg.
The Keystones beat the Phillfpsburg team in
an interesting game on the latter's grounds
yesterday. The attendance was good. Score:
keystones ...............2 90 0 o. s
PhiIlipsburgs, ............0 D 2 81
Earned runs-Keystones 4; Phillipsburgs. ..
Errors-Keystones, 3; Phillipsburgs 2.
Base hits-Keystones o; Phhlipsburgs 5.
Batteries-Keystones, Countee and Bell; Phil
lipsburgs, Simpson and Hand.
Second game:
Phillipsourgs ........0 900 80
Errors-keystones. Q; Phillipsburgs, 8.
Base hits-Eeystones, z: Phillipsburgs, 8.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Douglass and Thomp-
son; Phillipsburgs, Dawson and Terrence.
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The Kanes Get There

The Kanes Get There.
In . game for SIS side yesterday, at the
Fifty-frst street bail grounds, the ]. L. Kaaes
beat the e. E. Sieberts. There was good at
tendance. Score:
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some very interesting shoots yesterday on the
grounds. The matches were of the usual kind,
and were ali well contested.
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Geyelands.... ..........".o SoSS9 90
boSt0ns... .................O y ! -
Two-base hits-Stricker, Brown, Richardson.
Sacrifice hits-Brown. Quinn.
Stolen bases-Quinn.
Double plays Bennett to Nash, Clarkson to
Brouthers 10 Richardson.
First base on balls-Cleveland .; Boston, 6.
Hit by pitched ball-Brouthers.
Struck out-Cleveand, z: Boston, T.
Wild pitch-Beaton.
Time of game-Two hours.
Umpire--Curry.
'Brown out for running out of line.
AFTERNOON GAME.
CLEVELAND, July 4-The Cleveland-Boston
afternoon game was easily won by the home
team. Radbourn was batted very hard The
Clevelands virtually gave the Bostons their two
runs In the ninth inning. Score:
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stars......-.............". 2-i
Oaklands .....::.....;:.;:;;.l e2oo Is
Earned runs-Stars, 2: Oaklands, I.
Two-base hits-Ttbby, Austin, Kennedy. 2;
Cargo, 2
struck out-By Tbby. s; by Fass, 0.
Base on balls-Of Tbby, 1; off Fass, 5.
Hit by pitched ball-Guth, Rinehart
Double plays-Tibby, Guth.
Passed balls -Guth, q: Baker, 4.
Time of game--One hour and IS minutes.
Umpire--Wilson.
AFTERNOON GAME.
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RACING AT FRANKLIN.

Some Very Interesting Events Among the
Promising Colts.
FRANKLIN, PA, July Am immense
crowd attended the colt stake races st the
Driving Park to-day. The contests were close
and exciting and resulted as follows: