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FINE RACING ON TIE HEIGH1a
Fair Fields In which FavorTtes Won q Mo-
jority OF tho Races

| Fnir Fields In which FavorTtes Won q No
jority OF tho Races
Refreshing Eephyrs mndc racing pleasant to
tho thronR OF raregoers on the heights at Gut
tenbura yesterday. The fields OF horses were
of fair size and quality. and those carrying tho
bulk OF tho money won as a rule. 1t appears
to DO pretty well understood that the solid
German stockholders OF the costly mile race
course will stand no nonsense or trckery. II
Is doubtful whethor favorites and second
choice horses win on any other track so fire.
Quently as they do at the elevated course in
New Jersey. The cracks belonging to George
Wnlbaum. which will rHce at Saratoga, will be
replaced BY ban Honig's string Of o., racers
numbering fourteen head. also by W. Pools
string and others from Chicago.
Juggler. the favorite. kept tho talent on tip
tn hs yPS y enER
Facial b.. who was we'll backed in tho second
Jim Gray. second choice, by a length, s.. Nal-
entne who was made 4 post favorite for some
c Gin i"f the third race. Loaded With
RS%s hs at timing G on as he he tsassI bt
Falcon; Vel, backed for soeond, money, finish
ing third. The Eefraction FLY. Mt g., to |
from poydora, second choice; IaGo, post IA
fom G R' fd'E race w L 9 1--WE ns snFns
close third. Lancaster. hot iavorite for the
sixth re-, reee tpished tho sport BY wihnniIng the
Theora leA In this race, tho mape and Church,
ihe rider, escaping unhurt The summaries
THE PIBsr RACE.
Purse $500 q which go ID second. for non winners;
J. ( Isnssp' { jusSiST a by Jrn yonn.on-AvocA
%iliam nst" T. kiscnS as;d ij nierj.
aass; y ai.S S bS hsai,ss and Franco
Mutual. pa.u 80 60 l Iin% l NJ
THE SECOND RACE.
Purse 500. OF which so to second; selling allow.
hncss hree1nsrtefs Of mile.
" kat. HGSonsa IS fHf" B. T. by Mr. rot"of-
G ESsss T. h ' Fo, ,iTny "Gsd1 i"1 %Gne'
Il. ,fsleHnns, tnniaSS Dr. JoSSI, benefit So So
and Long Jack also ran
Mu,uals paid Sis, $40 isi"s%sS
THE EHIBD RACE
Purse $3.50 Of which slO) second and $50 TO third
St ' seH a E""aStas by Iroquots-on4
Iyhss'SS EiRSerIy Jos MINER
FgtlnnL Bella Fannie ii sni Gounod n!to ran
Mutual. paid SAoa, s.; t si!,s
THE FOURTH RACE
Purse $50 q which ESQ TO second for maiden two
SSySf; 4 No" fsr,ason nny ~ EnsyA......
n Fss%n say a NEW t St5sUT Rai.rses
TTuIh ana Laura D. a-o ran
nu.uals paid Ella T. isn'Gs AZ e s ssS
THE FIFTH RACE
furss 500 o. which s7h econd and g2j to third;
sfx aud hhh fuTlOngs
MADISON Staple h Q, IaGo. r. by Rsnd oY-FnlIet
ParR1ile stSbS's tr O. Fringe IA Ward lie BAY
LanAMlsy Brothers cE m ilttO Minnie, aged, rs
tiiue froG cHspur coiostIoAnA Phtp u. ana veI
yet also ran.
TImo w
Mutuss paid 500 stsa sass
THE SIXTH RACE.
Purse $500 Of which go to second; nng; seven
b. Weh>s h h Lancaster, aged br Duckden-
MARY clay, IN ITiuss) ...... -.
Hickory stables N 9. Xnbblcr Z Ila tMUlon....,..
T. T. CUiese Katie e., 3 lUJ neN............... g
King Ider, Cast Steel Marty Is, " anlormenL John
Mullins Trojan, ChhwOoL Alya and TheorR also
started.
Time, 1914
NutuGts paid SFssS $3.US, Sa2d
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Exempt Flremen Have nm ou,,n..

Bromlnsr's rrrG in Harlem WAS crowded Yesterday
nrerIopa and iummrd last evening with medley OF
red s"rtei inca. luNom mHirurs coolly clad uaideuS
and NOISY CHI iTen the &c" aston beng the ANNA Iic.
MI o. tar As'"riAnuu uf rlelnpl !ironru and
parade IN g." Gay In -hich :U.,Ow ~ com
lnnles paE,ic prtei IrHerEor No. =, Hook and lad
der Jersey independent LnFint. No / t.>rnp' En-
End, NUEfshUiA NoGgteer FlIemei'S sons ard rtS
lection LnElne Of Mo:ntr. Tnv $50, arpatal Is and
pAALherrnia Ecienlh, {" such phratEs Hirc at hand
AID the uUpor distritI Lretty " eli iiNhd. -.
Tao principal events a. Rae rnrh two "sIuirt-
Ing contest. ono between Tic lEi. ,nG-ut ana EN,
empt hIEin. %ompauie' al t,ttsta" ory,
sm"St proc! l'taei another b. Gerlarnr th" cnue.t
draw 1H- Independents hhI thruwuhH r"an I,J iuot,
MIIHh Hns nint- 'trtan f. WIN 'Ni ~ to l'replra.
their al chain hnr hud 'h'' .e gG NJ ririier
competition Referee Rates Hrabhsi y sntrI, md
IrleG IrhN.
fro ecion EnRir" Nn 5 then drtea'". J.iersou
No - by AsIrrau o: II" t-"L the IrI, Crlcns ol,y
SCORING feet. A'h-ti" g,'t's a! .r'Ia sod,
luipr"OAoy the iunt VA K hnl h'ru 80" inru tho
a'G.ees. Tor TIE er'n's were aHurncrd Tosipnnel
tl'on-n we're Ulnn,p:t.ru'. hnd civi uRd 70
chance H;!h the ioIt Er' n The mvtt ! rod
irt Fh'ei zap ana belt arliZc' "0i0i tsNiuu and
cuaLhlACk 'Yrt lu"uAa''H rad IA ruT1b ma on LAT
TO On" bnt naval lieutenant conf! success. NY paY
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Bnse BAll Notea.

Tho Columbus team wall phay In Few Haven to day.
At FreevUrt On saturdaP-ln BroA, IL; freepore n
G. o.
Tho rumoS ~ going around that Gus senmefT WIN sako
hold Of tho Columbus team
HAE1roRn July 2-.-Hartford has signed BottenuA
centre folder, lately or Toronto
Philadelphia papers say that Dunlap muy DO engaged
to play second base for tho Athletics.
P9wer who pitched for The B 81 ok association
Joe Gerhardt had his eye ball yesterday. Two
doubles and triple was his record for the afternoon
Jny Ae SnSnnS' gave "15Snst I've
n Ha'H%' Viii ~ oll ds's''' 'D' ''''"'A ''
ROCHESTER, July cs-First Basemen Tom o'Brfrn was
z night released oY the hochestef Sluo Lis "oIS ms
Geu very poor of late
The Bookyn Anglican ASsGeHton team play shs
viii pitch fot.the former club
Tho ST Raphnels and MaisonS played their second
former winning easily by Is to 4
s ..es RnH Sy 1nSs
lace $40 Evergreen avenue, Brooklyn.
Manager Kennedy was notified Yesterday that the dis
Ensd IS toq sTSOn Esa I s. sWaSS TO
ina The neid.
directors Of the American Association that columbus
Sann3t possibly 10 cr%agea win tnS game .p pe
board decide it in favor Brooklyn possible.
Manager Rurnhsm o. tho New Haven is surinS on an
Athletics OF Philadelphia Brooklyn Washington BaItt
lie says Ito Atlantic ASSOCIATION viii Hst this season Cui
II only six clubs remain
Manager Buckenberger q the Columbus team he's
the vacancy. and he will begin bis duties OK, SAT-
SIsas saf into
S Of is he es IN wnas on game. The
directors thought they had material for nrstciass
sSoad @hS 6n na doteas was danDsnns
n Columbus and @ S n' 1
done The bes. 10 could an! hal been feith:' and
was nocesSary.
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Odds and Ends or SPORTS.

At tho tennis IN Rchacld Springs yestor.
DAY Wright beat otherBpOOh OIL 49,, "a, -, 6--3
W6torspoon aud Coiey are to play for second place
day.
Tho Athletic Committee Il tho Now York 4 c. has
summoned the two crews that fOuled IN Saturdays
face and will endsavor 10 ASCERTAIN which Wa at fault
III the collision Tho race pRy be T0wod oyoT, IN 40.
cordauce with Referee Curtis $ suggestion.
To ruB Enron OF THp svS-Sr LDaruInR that J. B.
secure matSh Nth any me desire 10 state tnSt The
purse Of gsO5 70 LOO Tor sovc!r1lo 70 ten niue
et y S50S that 0an beat him. HeTef q ehAi.eo Tor
M '0'- 9%e Gloucester Ferry Company, fhisa,lphl
To sna HDrFIn OF TgB SUM-, Your many pstrons
who arc fond OF oatchtng wensfsh may 9erhGpS IKE
to heaf that thoy Aro s.iIl running IN e Rl4 at lot
aIf r" ss su 1s t.SS sns
Ehica wstShed ~ pound. dressed ne heavy rams e
tho Hood lido brought In The wash Of Iba rain storm
To THa Bnroa THH Sym: The New York
sVlmmnR Climb vas organized laA' SalurtAy evening
t rstS f biss%. @ eas. sss a.1fs
IS q. ass.nss :s.f!sn S@ % am
fh4A FAssnorS, Tie yell lnowu endurAAce swimmer;
< RirG. " NAck emile and j. C0wah The cab viii
bold ihsir rrs1 open handicap amateur swimming tour
Hm.nt SsPsa Gs H sY I'm y
gwen s% yAh S sHf % s 5oSs
1csps 10 Zach race II. following Ihe orIceEs Ok
q Braun ggston mas es E5;
Chas AIMS Treannntsr' George kSnnpey. Recording seq
ana B. AmeS. second Lieutenant lonN HATroT
Corresponding Secretary.
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AMONG the A7HLE1ES.
stntcr Island Forc.tcr. Make MGR,

For the past i've years Court staten Island No. 72Si.
Ancient order ~ forcster' ot America Inns enjoyed an
ANIMAL picnic ma athletic games Each year these at
fairs have growu until they are now attended BY thou
sands o spectators Yesterday the annual outing OF
the court WAS held ~ NnrtEs Pine Grove Park South
hsa"h mil nearly $500 spectators enjoyed tho games
and dancing.
In til" Une.haf milo run, scratch Percy W rth an
old timer Of tho Staten lsiani Athletic club, won tho
god medsl by Asien ID tpurt IN the las, nifty yards
Ihumn hMiery, oGrt Hrdt RI Brooklyn was second.
Anne, miuntts MA seconds
=. Ihe o.cpn.!r handicap run vas hv William
si"hneiu NIu EsrltH w,tl Thomas i;artur. scratch.
second. ismn!.r Ind 70, much START for tho
IiurkY B:ootNh nlrte Nh" closed ~ lots % ground,
bIt eUuI not Win Tine. lniuutcs Ht's syr,uds
Percy Worth won scratch standing ur0ai juinp
medal clearing ies' ~ inches AieN,n.er Milne
se"onl w!th jump OF feet inche, AMI Cooley
Solomon thirl with feet
Tie ~ yards sack tA"c WA won by r Murphy Of
Court george h McGleunn of BROOKLYN 10 cpa Cole
was second Tlme minute 3lt seconds
lhe on" hundred var is dash (scratch was tho heat
Is S w gr s hMn Pr ne IS 1%mS SSoe9
John NO dhnmse AMI Percy Worth. The athlete. gOt
away wei together. Ihoy dashed hcrOs. tie line neap-
ly on love, term: Tine 1874 seconds The JUICES
The shot pu,tlng went to NORTH by deiau, l. as dill
AFRO ih' ha.Im'r throwing competition.
Tue tux of war open to t|Rnt OF tour men, FOrestsrs
only WAS Ro03 contest A. the two teams from ocal
courts IA not ahpear as promised. pickcd team was
terronnsl OF which Vas Herman Taylor. anchor;
george lio~hrth No 3: Cooley Solomon. Nc : and
y H. Oei.nann. so l. The picked team was: ".
plain Eonrt staten Island aHGhor Albert T. eiesler,
elan so and wSsTp "y nf T" $a.n f Island
No. !. The after were defeated by 81 inches
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Athletic Kerrxmen Compete.

large crowd Of persons present at Jones'a
Wood yesterday, where tho Kcrrymen's Protective
aud Benevolent Association held their ANIMAL picnic
and games h"ny ot tie leading Irish societies were
nj osented, among them Tho Ilihoruan Hiles Sixty
ninth Regiment Ancient order Of Htbernians Clan uA-
Gael aud Irish Athletic Cub
haynes sixty ninth Regiment Band kept the dancing
going In the big pavilion while the pipes and the jig
dancers occupied AL the available hooks Of the enco-
ture some n tho best professional athletes in train
lnk COMPETED IN Tie several events VIII CHI comprised
the list OF competitions with The result that good time
was made. and soma capital sport enjoyed
racer Nicholas Cox late trainer OF tho New York Ath
tUc Cub and trvl Carlton, better known - r. G.
tha1sy the champion three mile runner of the Ma
to,h tuaf4, Appeared COX won With licgeiman
Onu ana Carton III In 10 minutes UUS seconds.
+. bcnon won the halt mile run, with j. Gallagher
second and Michael Daily tErd Time, minutes ~
The so yards run for boys was won by james
Barry with John Mccarthy second aud T. DAILY third
Time +S seconds. The tt!" athletes gu cd race
ana rt'e'el plenty OF applause.
In putting tie LOT oHnd shot W. W we!ch Cnined first
prize witt ihe pat OF y feet 7iuche4 u. Dunn threw
lie tphers feet inches getting second prize.
eslinE, as neors" Brown. better known Richard
George, tho prominent Brooklyn professional com.
prt'd He won with IS feet inches r O'Conn ell GET
ting second p'iIe with =" feet
j. e. onin won the one mile in minutes rs
seconds j. Or onror finishing second
ing 3+fe.t in good style. 7. o'Connel was second he
Tho toward dash won In II e-5 seconds by II,
Daily; 3. Dunn second
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Lively Foot Race In boston.

Bos1o% July zs-The Lynn Lester's Protective Union
picnic at Lake Walden today attended by an In.
mensc crowd and great interest ceuterrd in the
running which the principal features the
dr's sports Tho most important was the two mile
rae" III which Peter frddy of rtsbura and Jim Grant
OF Hoston the chief contestants Tese two tne
evenly matched and the friends Of each BE-,
good deal OF money the result OF today6 test
They had never met before ami now Grant &C.
knowleiaes that he is no match foF PTiIdy NJ
that distance Grant aud pr1iy took the lead once
aud ran sdo by side tho entire distance until the last
eighth of mile. making most excl lug contest Then
Pridy spIrtei and crossed the line about three Yards
ahead u bha Boston
The other rdunlnE evont was l3H.ya-d handicap in
which there were forty eight contestants Twelve heats
were run and IN The hnA struggle A. Bacn Of Lynn
Non with /. Donovan Of Matte second
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The Orange Tennis Toprpomcn,

Tho championship tournament Of the Orange Lawn
Tennis Club FOR the Presidents Cup began yester.
day at III" MOntvose grGunds The day almost per.
feet for the game AMI tie courts In splendid con
dton a iarE" crowd % spectators were present and
considerable enthusiasm wa' shown the tournament
Is o: great Interest," The preliminary round was
finished and tho hrs round be
IT," result OF the day play 1nsHe follows:
Preliminary hOGui-C , Watson beat W. A. Iarned
"a d7-a; W V. J"tnson hen 4, j.. Cross by tetauIt:
W. ". NanierLerfl Gsat ?. Miles 6-I. t.-t. Ward
beat IT, A Griffin % g., Z. A. Gould heat L. MORT
r"--A =" Ill, Co!ta'e beat Il. 81 Miles Jr,
81. AZ -.
Fir: R"pnd,C. Watson nent F. ", .Cohens-n 90.
" V. JDhnsOn boat ". NAnderknrin CD Ga; g.
Ward boat e 4 Gould 50 49, Unnnhlod
IIGy will he continued tits afternoon Al = O'Clock.
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Where Were 700, Mr.. Are,ror,

The Executive Committee OF the National Cross Coun-
ny Association was to have held important meeting
atshe brand cnin hoeei lost evening" the hour boz
ing = O'CLOCK. At that time tho following delegates
we're present.: u. Wiiiams n !. A G.; C. C. Hughes,
NJ \. e.; Wil Prank Suburban HarrierR and l. Fried
helm =. A. q 1t required only the preseuce of Mr.
Acor Of The Prospect liarrers 10 eompef the desired
luornin,A,d as that gentleman hat important docu-
mehs and had PROMISED 10 lie present the committee
eSDeS"nty MATED AZ Me eyAi ebie topics were dis
sence Toward looclock It dawpei npOn the IN mberg
that probably The Farri-r woud not materialize and
an adIOnE nineDt WIS taken until Friday evening at
9'cneh When 1t hoped Mr. hellor Will to
lend hls aui permit the wheels OF
trr lfRtlat OIL tITrvOSe
The Coriuthian A. e, Astoria A. C.. and Acorn A. A.
bhNo applied for membership aud the Board has Q
Ir"posiLon rom ihe ho-iuq 70 give cross coun.
probably compete. President Williams ,atd the pop
ulhTIiy OF the sport constantly increasing and the
association more thnn pleased the Progress made
under the new ADMINISTRATION, a f'N more Years and
VI expect Il TO be n national paSti!ne."
Tho Acorn 4. A. has returned four Of the six Junior
championship medals AMI tie hnlauce viii be handed
over ma week iver thing II sHt-!HctuIi Red
and Ihe race VIII he run again some time ia october
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Yachting Notes.

Tho Floops Daphne and RoAmey arc being cleaned 90
win,rnghnn's ways, 100, OF FifIyh street sou,h
brooklyn
Tho Feet Of che New York YACHT Racing ArSocinto
nlorn,nE on rvnNi from me haChp Commodore A.
thine schooner Edith. The Yachts saied with a
RiaInne mapped out by % committee tho cruise
promises be QUO OF Keen Enjoyment 10 all who par.
teipAte mt
Tho annual racs Of tho ocouomowoo twIs) Yacht
CluU will be sailed Saturday their Triangular
courIo Tho prizes offered for sloOps pennSnL .
marine glass and gold compass for cat rugged Yachts
there is pennAnt buoy and set OF life preBerVerL
There will be music on shore by the town band and =
ball In Draper Hall Will follow In the evening, FeTd
w. Peck u Commodore OF the club.
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Minor Leagues.
..,,, $500 ,, e,.r.
Other Games.
Games To-day.

Games To-day
EATtuF LPIGrR
Pittsburgh Va Eow York at Pittsburgh
Cleveland VR Brooklyn, NJ Indianapolis
Cincinnati Va BUstUn, at Cincinnati
Chicago vs. Philadelphia NJ Chicago
rLATRRr
Pittsburgh va Sew York, at Pittsburgh
Buffalo va Philadelphia, Qt Buffalo.
Clevo. and Va Boston nt Cleveland.
Chicago VI BROOKLYN N Chicago.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS
Athletics VI. Toledo at Philadelphia
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
Washington va BALTIMORE al Baltimore
Harrisburg Va wilmington. at Wilmington.
CAMS.
Brooklyn "a Az vs. Metropolitan, At the Polo grounds
knickerGucker W. brooklyn Post ONCE at Washing.
mn PINK
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After putting form eT"ry rHort . nyrl:.,r ttlko
plR"e |; ,c-ms ulnt IarN DAMN. tie rlry.r loaihor
wcg't j. t. be Rod o,, u E,n, SEQ - ur,. The
latter from Tho to- tuning rNrred grra. fe.'re to
sight and went at st taking a: NJ. MA get in
tir F'Us As ne tine 'rrV n '"U y
Whisper. 49, cnI!l. when ~ cat. TOR r.nr u7ous
"as d'rh ID II tut 81 ~ Inrnt v l,.''- rI.oh Was
A7TAEyei NJ. IL was "a. erlr TIT M 10
pulled ~ COZ las backrJ uut ~ puH ever, and
t,r Tie second tim. He ght Is u'rHT H. tiino
Tor fUul
Denny, who hasn't been IN N. professional ranks
hIg enough Ia know tie wl.es ~ iiii, 1,
gIsei stts ,tHte ~ ENhirr aUl fc'' r,llrr srs is
sprLt Nt- Hhc, money Hnl ,hl"r r"'tlhL II condition
LIi kreyipR H. tslU Tor the ru,l .i.i rltO
eHur; -" HE ST. T. san r-ni ~ I'rnhyG
JrR,OTiAy, COY it all his Ia'Iiug IN h,s muuEl,
am To was afraid TO meet nrLnY lien The time
Ttunv saV. he wold lko r"y,t on n mnt,r Wit tho
winner OF Tho smith COLLINS 'g, or m. IT, ponpd
man the h5It to Lo ." - tH'h lie WiI he A. tho
Pi"s pItsi' "ftce Gu Tlursiat I a. when tho
winner Ohio above tEt can arrange match
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RACING 1T ST PAIL.
Helter shelter Wins tho Twin City Oaks
Hands Down in = CsnteT.


81. Paw, July 2a-Thh was the hfth day Of the Twin
City summer meeting It was marked by warm
weather. good attendance and hno racing on fast
track. lleher Skoer, Gorrieans nying hlly, the
Twin City oaks In cunter while the ether races fol-
In turn T. Virgin. wArrsSke, Oklahoma Kid and Dr.
Nave not ono OF which the pick Of the talent tho
days sport being remarkable for general surprises.
Heller SHELTER will 10 Slipped East from hero and will
barring accident give good Of herself the
straight track t Monmouth Park, She has II world Of
speed nut rather Tad actor at tho post AMI tins Ia
al PEOPLE feeL they beius Of the opinion that for
Sly tuflOnEs AZ least she has no peer IN the land
.h SP sT Rns r'ST ws fer 3
tance and the weights were SSsinst him and The finish
SY sonnnod z Virgin. liS. Wal ANS up aud Michael
,hs Gerns wnHHS vHi.rs dI'S,6y .hYrt head
hTse,1eNr old, and inward: one mite kislh startled
get through IN tGe stfsttn and NstpSske i1 freeman
M aud ID TO intls betting won under dri,c Uy a
beng me dStNPCo p from II \. ana '1iaSt ,fot
'Hnasui Tho @ adsfi hsMtGr ihird s,gt Tin. i,s
tnrlone-, worth 10 the winner sIs4' was The third
fs hS f ha.F q al L.e S Ss M
and Louisa Forrest NJ ridden By J.. iohns5n Esltst
H. a'fG h; HnS . Iaus
leMeT shelter vent a. onSe TO ne trout and "penei
;f%e plt,!stf!5 winning IN ;AP!'; ny 'on Lengths
Sshs ioT place Tine 1ha n p sS
The winner who Is ohs OF the spoodiest animals tho
81 sy s,P% SO Ss the
favoriIe p me fourth race selling purse for all age.
igt iink m ii 10 ! in mo Gst,Jng winning ri. sSY
T pH4 a'S By y meeting o romns M
ssyona place Tine, 4st ''"' ''O' "ske"' "0O" 'o'
SHs S "nf fSa r saS
S els a. wa e favoES Su, he WIS GieveTly esnen
Who al SS un mn ami hs
,@yGl.S %vs n scHg. length nr NsyG WAS h.a
man on TIE track, was an indifferent last Tine :O,s
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THE OUAKERS LOSE AT LAST.
r. TOOK ANsoNS BorS TO BREAK
THE LONG LINE OF VICTORIES.


THE LONG LINE OF VICTORIES.
A NyhItewash FOR tho New York r. LS
CUBA DIsEracefni Scene at tho Chit
cnpo Players GAme-HOwthe Other Con.
tests Resuited-News, Notes, and Gossip.
Tho scores In the four major leagues YES
urday were as follows:
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
Nav York, 4: Pittsburgh, 2.
Cleveland, 8; Brooklyn. =
Chicago IL; PHILADELPHIA 4.
Boston, 2; Cincinnati, I.
THE PLAYERS LEAdUR
Pittsburgh, 4; New YorN, q
Chicago. Z; Brooklyn6.
Buffalo l2 Philadelphia 0.
Boston, o; Cleveland, Z
JnE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Brooklyn, o; Columbia 2.
Toledo Z; Athletics. O.
Louisville IL; Rochester. 2.
st. Louis. IL; Syracuse. 4.
-HF ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
New Haven 1; Newark. o
HARRISBURG q: Wilmington, 1.
Worcester, 0; Hartforn. 3
At Baltimore-T'ain
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Tho T1ayers' League.
PITTSBURGH p. L. 4: NEW YORK ~. L.,
THE RECORD.

FTTsDURGH o. LIZ 1: NEW YORK ~. Lib O
HrrsBuIdH, July 28-The New York Play
ers League team can charge Eddie Morris
with their first defeat In this eerles with the
PlttsburRhs. but they may have others to look
after before they leavo town. Thoy certainly
VIII II they have 10 90 against such ball play
ing as was put up BY the local team yesterday.
oDay Is the only New York pitcher that has
eny terrors for Hanlon's men and now that he
pas been disposed o; the boys feel like WIN
hers Tor another time. Tho local mon put up a
gum game from start to finish. Manager Han.
ION made splendid catch OF long fly and
Corcoran and Kuehne made several beautiful
sops OF limo drives While COrcorans homo
tun was q beauty, there Is no doubt but that
sohnson's msjudGment hGd something to do
Win his making the rounds. However. John
sou stopped homo run for Carol and robbed
several others Of three' ba2gers. so there Is 20
fCom forr censuro. He certainly played the
w.. ne,!IlnE game that has been seen here for
t,pp! an time having eight pnt outs some OF them
VIC most difficult OF catches. The score:
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ABOUT BIRD CAGES-No. Ia,

Hard brass spring wire and solid
brass rails, riyetcd not solderod.
Detachable bottoms and mats.
Special safety feed cups. Vermin
proof, Pcrches adjustable in
length; divided to trap any vermin;
spring perches, attachable and de-
tachable from outside. These are
some of the characteristics of the
HENDRIX Cage, Buy only the
best-the HENDRIX.
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The Palisade Bont Club.

YUSEENs July 3A-The trial heafs OF tho second rpce
for the Jackson medal rowed this evening by the
Falhate Roat Climb. The contestants and handcA APPS
We're g. ttry,s aud j. II FORSYTH. Trarch. r. r. Getty
awl q. !. Holden. JsscrliS, r. T. Holden seconds T.
7, NOTat ScrOndK fo!-ythe, Getty, Enl MoHat cd
In thu irsi heat Nolt winning br hnf ,eugtl lime
49, THO second hest won by q. T.. Holden lv two
lengths time :i7 !hs nnsl viii take pisce morrow
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VIII Probably be- Iornstated.

The Beard ot Managers Oft Amateur Athletic linton
wifi hold asp"cial meeting on saturday evening tho
rr!ncpJ husnoss OF which wiz he the settlement "
lie nhA famous IEh.u cA.s The meeting Was ud
bounced BY secretary sullivan Tor ThUHia! rvrnius
AK hpt oI- o: tho mannEess ytHferi ny received
Hut1Cni N Tor neat saturday Tie Indications hFs
that the champion F." ~ be rsinstAtcA
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"a The Middle states nean.ta COMMITTEES.

SrTARE. ,ruly a%-Tho Regatta Committee OF tho
Middle ftat-s Regatta Association met The Contnen
tal Hotel this eveninL Nearly all the arrangements
fog the FCga'tas cNm,ietFd II was AnnonHceh
that tho prizes wohid be eNhh'ted at sIRldng
Friday police pan q. Tor tho course tlr TCgaIA
iAYs piers aud referee boats and hhrycs 10 30
grand stand worU repor,ei as having been scored
klo committee will meet again Thursday night