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A 200" NOT DOWN ON THE BILLS.
IksWeir and Tommy W aFren Have o RuA-iA
AHten the EIEht on Tuend H


BrTTAio July s.-Aftsrpecea to tho Weir Connors
knock gu; aRht last might two very exciting co-
lGions between the winner. Ike O'E.l Weir, and his
second Tommy Warren the feather eight puE-lht who
once fought ~ round draw wish tho B.faT Spider
After the battle IL. yuzlG,E except Victim COnnorG
with the icerB Of the REie County Athletic Club
10 the IToguo Hotel 20 settle up Weir had won 81 5O
but there ware various debts which the directors de-
e!ded 10 ceduct Ths's amounted 70 S3jo and In
Guided Tommy "suenG hi tor hervicsA about
which the runpIA occurred Tic room WA
nicely furIhed AID the party was getting along with
business e1psdi,ioGSly, when Warren AsIrnmAsd plo
othsrE by SAVING 70 tho GrectorL Gentleman. f4n
IAtSaed that Weir will cheat mSH he gets a chance.
And wish you would Keep Out tie g. he owsS me .
Thu SPIDER caught Warren TIA ch.sk before the u.
TeetoTs kLd chance 10 reply. Weir had sprung Across
ihe and aching for nEht He got IT, for
Warren wheeled and returned The RpIdsrG Llows with
interest icing in RoDf shape through Training for
light he hAS OIL IL the meas future.
When pr.Gidsnt John H. OriER recovered from bis
surprise lie ordered I'll. men 70 atop but they KEEP, right
alugRing and tumbLV around over the costly furnI
S,s s, a zi g.. s 3e.TS r.n; s.ns;d We, and
biz. II y@p men esn't b.h.Ss Iosfs..Ts, ne TsSi.
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don tPr.,end 70 % E.ntleEAn IAd Weir as he
q ~ wi .s y5, I 70 a.: ZEN rem
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arrest II he 1T A!s Ss'alAnt Warren al q wind. ~,
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AgSd more uRn he ~ lat HlELt on for BpptTn
Wrr MADE LirSsH VfEy .Bp'DulaF here AND In Akron
W Lila peculiar sCtnrs NAa. training At Akron he
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HOME 40 cItcE ysitrFdGy afternoon and ihAt his
lscoHdI had hA'd work Rs'uuE Itn ~ LAALa 70 tKhL
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Tho Yonner. Lawn Tennis Club.

YoSEIRA July a-Lovely weather favored the open.
ing of the anncal tournament of me Youkerb Lawn
Tennis Club this Afternoon. Their handsome grounds
On North Broadway were crowded with the youth and
fashion Of tie city Tho play was shA-p throughout
Inc togruey will last several days And The nnA win
EsrB IN the several c!AsbsA win the club
The annual tournament Of tEs Hudson River Lawn
Tennis ALAoc!A,on at Hastings on July II.
In the NenA E!ngeA t6r1t rOundJ-B u. Baird beat T.
! Bosar: e.. 90. Z n Kunyen beat A s Runyon by
dstagiIE Y " E.iny beat L. EogaTi b--I o-5
second Roun1-C. T. Eanyon bsGs Z. 4. Prime. Jr.
6IJ 81.
AiIed DorbIes-C p Eunyon and Miss Rll.n7 beat Il
living and MIA AtLinA 81 60
Among those present were Nh. Charles Seymour
NiHs HIilsr Mrs. John hS.d Nm Peris E. kysfa hra
John K. Walker Mss Elizabeth PlARR XiEs Carolyn
Law, Hsa BALDWIN NlAs WAFinR. xek1rI De I1oTIs!Io
EiLE Seymour, and Earl Johus1n OF sasm NaEA
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LAWN TENNIS.
The Central Park Teuni, Championship.

ans Sehtrnl Fark Ieunts Championship.
The tennis championship OF Central Park plAJe
for on the lower courts in the Park Friday and
Saturday afternoons July and In the doubles Messs
Townsend and UAiSht won without losing a single set
although the first set OF tho hnA match was TO $40
love against them; however they puzzled out OF even
thus seemingly deep hole and the SCI 81. Msssrs.
Paret and FiARR who tho doubles last fall, had
entered but as Mr. f!ARg did not appear to play, Mr
Phret played with Mr. Bryan. and A. they had never
played together before II no. surprise that they
were beaten In the singles the surprise of the tOurnR
ment was the me play Of Mr. s Mett Who after beat.
,hs NJ. HhiSht Sueeeedsd In bearing Mr. Townsend.
te5 W 30 The scOres In the doubles were
fuS Nound.-s. hillett and A. b. Ripley beat W. ].
EF s.s,, ard rar,uq By detHa'i Ioonsesd and
By dstiu!; s AMI r. V Keller beat 7. L. Tomiinson
Secohd Round-Tounssnd and Haisht beat Millett and
Mp!sy, e-i, e-3. Keeler Brothers beat PAret aud
Bryan 50 l-S 8-l
+, Final Round.-Tounsend and uaiEh, beat Koeier
ne Singles which will be com pls,ed on Saturday At
nfhooh. sull have Nessrs Tounsand and Mlett each
having won one se to rnsh their match the yin.
tSI he pion.Sp the PARK The scores 80 far In
Preliminary Roupd-A Mlleu beat c. Kennedy by
Is: Z l. Tepn,end beat Z. fiaTs BY DEFAULT Q. =
hAght beat II Nathan 80 80, s. hiist beat A.
Ihie'g by tefauli E Fischer beat e Leash e-I CT;
q smith by default: J. Burron boat A WaIfby Do
second Round-r. l. Townsend bsA. L. P. Pare. 81
Keller beat b Fischer 81 e.S III A b. Ripley beat
j. 2 BurIe e-s, "a
t.t:d 5: each SSgs Won on. s..; = Eeeisr
Deaf A D. Ripley 81 "a
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The MasnInE.Powers Pool Match POst
Poned.

he nA,eh q; continuous POOL between Charles H.
Manning Of thL city pion Of America aud Albert
2. Powers Of Chicago for SIO Gds and the gate 70
eSipA which vas 10 have been Played in Chicago be-
ginning Monday n.It hAG been postponed, owing to
the extremely hot weather which prevails In the Gar
den ciiy, until sspHmo:r. AAnninGs hacker received
tie blowing ts.sETAnn from PsUs1 yesterday
Intsra.iy bot and itnpOAstis 70 secure suitable hall
YOU'D have 10 play 10 ElliAkd room ana AttsncAneS
YOU'D barely pay sS1snSsa Better for both Of ul 70
IDsipons uniu september or cooler weather. What Do
yGg SAyr
NLnntnE readily eenIsntsd 70 postpone the match in
kImpeh he II AlAo matched 10 play george h
KUptESch Of syTArubs for the cham DiooIhfp willie h
mach With PoUsrI va fnT . money btAks only.
The mAtfh between Rab1Sch ana Naming will Be
pAy.a Al PAY. niard ro2E 10 Brootiyn % July 81.
LAst nEhi, woui In. 20 lneT.Als The STAKE nnOn.y
AMI nALS 10 SIJ % ~ . sb1s iostsAd OF Sl1o
prsIsnL kEn Wiling 20 eCtcscs thsss OceA and .Cps
q 4nIrScb will AIeeli my pr0poa!IDn,"
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TIE Auaarie A.soeiatio.-
TEE EECczp


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BOSTON AND CINCINNATI.
THESE ARE TIE LEADERS IN THE
GREAT EASE BALL S7RCGGLE

HrookIyu On. LIZ Club Making Mig Bid
Tor the Lssd-Heavy HittinE Wns the
Order In tho Players League-EasterA
Park Not To Ne soid-Ths Race OF the
Americans and Atiaaties.
The cham pionship games In the four big
leagues yesterday resulted as follows:
The NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago. s: New York. 2.
Brooklyn. G Cleveland 5.
Philadelphia. 6: Cincinnati. I.
Boston, 10; Pittsburgh, 7.
TIE FLAIEEs' LEAGUE
HsW York, Is; Buffalo 4.
Brooklyn. Is; Chicago, 9.
Boston. &c: Cleveland. 9.
Pittsburgh, l6: Philsdelphia o.
-HE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Toledo, Q; BROOKLYN. 8.
Louisville. 8: Athletics. 1.
Rochester, Z; Columbus, G.
Syracuse, IL; St Louia 5.
THE ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
jsrssy City. 10; Hartford, /.
Newark. Q; Washington, 5.
New Haven. 6: worcester. !.
baltimore. IL; Wilmington, S
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The Players League.

rRE RECORD

SET ToGE ?. IL Is: BUFFALO. !.
Tks same az Brotherhood IsEE yesterday
Wa = sGt embarrassing The oE!T tr.shI
!sa;, - "i.oui IL wa Re hitting .ndu geG Ia By
to- N-E iggEs 10th teams III: up rage!
L l.. game. the EoGe team se.ips.Eg SIC
Nt!iygs - ibis Eespes, as tEey made 8 ne
G~'V Je.aE Euts az! 'tEcEs- The ETicg
t:,!.='s s-Te il the points tor tie horcs Cut.
5i.i-@! Johrs cures would not connect with
Y chts Of the howe White agRgegAl.c., and
Ee' e: lot tca. safe k.'S bUeE EH!nK went
CT Q: TIE gAms II sac .iIih inn!pH YGuRkl
n,:1R he 7 sc@. The ta;uER b. JOHN EEiag
Nas ;E.nerd =; de made q lone ruL.
hE@s-tAgRer, AID Two stTRes. Gore batting
t$s' Il c'.wd Of C-y spe 'a:oTs mo yapiurss.
re EE-E ie! o4' a .oDe RI y the -'ia lnnirE,
~ Mise Nas III e LlaL irwin coYeGs4
sh'-1- hSs7. Ee-snn stared il - plea. Ns
va .-,Ie via. ana iG- -,eE IorEs eCI ;hrsa
Ia Ii!s va TOO = res z! LsscoE H,Is.
Re TstIlni5 "a" :'-I am e.! 10 tae 81 nd IL.
:, -, Il : Eas pnL. = :5T 8 ic:z. O.! - bass-.
~ I'D hr.G!.E SOW s'E3 e.; la
=. - re .a::e ~: p! i.c zane .u.I tossed
= "a; .Y-r the al. Z lis EaT is as
re +@se'!Es RAJ vEsn As :g.44 - ia. tie
GA.s--t.- lie --yye
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Earned runs-Pitoourrh 6 TEotAte ha-s.et.
ley Raul Qoinp farce oASe nitB-bie.-E IT. CcrcorAn
sicr,nee hitA-Beek!ey. kaeane q. stolen Gases
shinGle, EAnon vsner, Fields Co'cerau- Deuoe plays
-CuulinEhAra sh.EdIe ArTAr: kushne KooIELoL aud
BtefsT. CoreorAn and Beek!ey LET; on base.-PhIL
AfeohtA :. PttsogrEh. .. Struck o1t-HAIluAnn-
Co,eorta n Maui E;r,i base Or srrors-PhGAie.phA
l. EIt;SoGrRh. z First hAA- hAIIt-SriSu - rlck.
a.. HaiToy WOOD Hanion- ViEne- Becker q F..ts
c1rcoTAI- Q1.In Nail Eit BY t!t<hsd eA.'-Eosntoa,
NAu. Passed eA..-Ni.AgAa lime IS. Cnprea-
Joaes AID Knight At:srcaLce-7:--
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Rass Ban. EastsTp PEEE, = ?. -. TS-asy.
KT.eE'yt "a 1Ess.s TislsT LSEEsSl LlA.Es fsss
v sGsE kGs kTEElz aL1aG-11L
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The Attendance Yesterday.
Games To-day.

BAToSAL LIAScL
Esv TorE ~ Pittsburgh a. The Polo rcsndL
Brooklyn "a Ctr e:IrAt. a. HALotnEtoE PAIL
bSS:on W Chicago a. BoStonL
PhlLAcsiphtA Va CisyshLd At Philadelphia
TLATLES nLS-L
SaE ToYk'TA Ch3eAzu Al B:oiherhood PAM
RrnsklyL n bEaAlc. ~ SB.ern PAEk
p ETA FftsSErRa- a. BbEt1n
PhI.A1s. 1siA N ClsTe.Ind At PhnA1s!pEih
IHEEIEAs AIE2aATsok
Toledo rG Brooklyn =; TeJeda
La sV.lis "a Athletes, az Losisy1I0
81 Lgg1A "a HTThe-GA a. r LorA
CS.EEcrI " ESetSstsg, ~ Co!1nsIA
ATLAyTfc AsBocIroE
Hartford Va TsrEsy Cit! A. Hartford
EG-LrzpTe EsvGEE- a. Baltimore
Worcester New Haven. .. NoreGgtsT.
WAALiLE0n "a NL-E1EE.oh. a. EAlstngtou-
OTEKR cAKEL
Tar srS Va Pr,iL Rt5EsVn1d
0Tsnih Pree!te! ~ E-sTscih Freetset 81 tie PClo
Irgy '. CgaAa GiA=tA .; Troy.
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L,ycos JAY -Thh VA u. at day 0: the LalesG-
rIgmmsr r.s.GE lie rrLeip4! Ter tie
Pr.L,sg: @Les uAEsI u; e;D LlVsT.!EnS Tor ;brs.
y.tro.4' TIE TfaEL: NILE AI4 GI.r yAr4I II wa
BY zen Y;hS ~ y. EsTrg Lay cor EuEs'rot.
- .Ed.EA can " GADpn. ogt u Ma Tpt< Tks
L.ES 4 F0fi!sL:s rrcWn ~ SsmHir, ~ ~ b.n4yn,
g., u ~ WASsssgHd I've isngshL IN iron, II ~.
~ ElL.d'u Dr:l ItGy 81: kLswAJ, " kpT!LE.sG,
CT {; LA.I AC;2AE, t-.Ta
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The Ka,hlees Yorrel,s . Race to tho lair,h.

Owing the unexpected AhaAnea Of n. mate and
crew Of TlsoaaTs Zs'EA % teei Ioop yacht Kathleen
~. WAS unable 20 Leave Lkfekmont LArsgr ysG,s,dGy
"a. tie nAtea rare agreed sron VIII ". E,sk
n4aDI .lDoy KIN Of rJ,trr Fay. Ths iL:Hr VA al
ready far b-S!tsea - e!o:E. Tut !pbt before -
e sETGn 20 NJ Bs.ffnAI AnGruneinE tie fsrts
AK .oTfeii!Lz TIE !Aes - The Ririh IL DoWlnX
Itz tr.tLs TOM The sDr;hu-l ~ M Et-knAn BAD
I<r.L rae. VIII TD~EIsEiB G.opp TopSy fran
GJE,tF FAY oat into TIE Eiits q tie sound francs
IrhssFrI- ls's bWEsF u The 'sLrOner HAysDus NJ.
B.-EmAns t;D;hsF ana ssTeTh! S.Lsr yGeLtIuSn
1A!.s2 u BE k!r:G
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The Country Club Tournauopt

Inc third day Of the invitation tennis Tournaments Of
the Country Club attracted another brilliant Assem-.
oAEe Of society folk to the club grounds at West Chss
teryesterdAy. Tho weather delightfully."- cool but
the strong wind from the southwest nteersd mAteri-
ally with the course Of tho ball at times The match bo.
tween v. Knapp and P p. Huntington Jr, which
xa' unfinished on tuesday evening was playsa out IN
S,ts enc Hobart And VIZ KNAPP played ce pon
maEnihesut e1hibuon Of tenniA which brought fro
fcrd Huntington suffered his third defeat and with.
dtsN rom the tournament. The summary OF games
p.ayed during the day 10 as folloWs:
RouSp.
W.. Knapp beat r P. Huntington. Sc lo-a 60
THIhU IoCHn
e. 2. Hands beat Ford HUNTINGTON s-a e-9. e-o
II A Taylor beat o. S. Campbell "a e-A
TorErH EorSn
{ Hobart beat ". P. Knapp Ia. 81. 1913.
Huntington, Jr- beat o. Campbell. SO e-3
Wright bye
THIS morning o 8. Campbell will meet c. Hobart and
v ?. Knapp will meet a T. Wright. The afternoon q
FAmea wiz 20 {. T. sands va II. A Taylor. and X r
Huntington Jr. Va II. A Taylor. The playing for tho
Nat.rGu5y Cup viii also btEia today. k. L Beck.
map y: slocum, Z. T. sandA AID possbly \. q.
Han viii play
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The American Association.

TIE RECORD
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CHICAGO Is. l., 8: NEW roBK Is. L., ..

CHICAGO ~. L ;, 8: NEW 1OBh IN. IL, =.
Three straight defeats, And from Anson's
ren. TOO. Manager Mutrie. however smiled
ihe same as Of yo!s; Did you ever see such
he three games, anu II was only By scratch
Tat An-on got each 81 them; II we ever have
Kind Of luck We will re the people yet
The game yesterday was pre;iily contested.
the score being twice tied and remaining Q Ito
from he second TO the last inning. Rusie
rtichei grea, game. but he did not receive the
SUPPORT at the bat that he was entitled 70.
Pc is doing as good work as be eyer did:
that he does not win is not his fault. Hetrted
b. best 10 defeat Arson yesterday BY holding
The old mans" men down to four safe hits for
a total OF six bases. and making two OF New
FORKS safe hits himself and scoring ono run.
The New Yorks should have won easily. They
m AIDE five hits for total OF ten bases. An un-
fortuu ate play In the second inning was what
.ost them the game: and although they made
two three bagCers and two Dagger they got
bur one run. Burkett had hit ior three bases.
He led OF third base top far. being coached bJ
Tornung 70 get up the bare line as far as pos
sISie. BIZ quick throw .Kittrtdge caught him
nanping Rusie followed with q three Dagger
and Iierpau with double. The score:
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ne fra!s in tho Orange Lawn Tennis Club ,ourna.
nens came 70 a close Yesterday afternoon. when
Robert lloyd. Jr defeated Charles g. Kellogg in the
EnKeA two ssts out Of three and ho.iS the cQuAcup
Tor another year mailing the third AucceGpye time In
TIE doubles Porter and DGI defeated Kellogg and
Arnold After eIo!Ing match aud received hand.
IytnO aux gEnEEslAA FOR ihtE trouble
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Hudson Cous,y wL..ln..'. Races.

Tho HgdEsn Comfy whss!mss have dselfs1 70 ran
three rI<SL o;.n n active CAB Esmh.rs oniy IN the
IrTtb7.l ki!bgrb esqFts HA,Ur9Iy Gftsrnnph n.II
" srLsI u ~" mile hg'G:eh race me nns LsViss
.I1T:.1 vDn. fGs9rH A. +P sharp Entries iDr q.
ELLe!rAp events Ill s!CSS PFisAy Win Captain IA
ward bSy Handsome hTSi AID second pFiIss vi. ks
kT1yd.9 sIEh sESEt Ara Win goa rs.1 u sLu!sI
EytEs sEr!iilE TA,sI ,hrgIt FsEs.I
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,o,-o, ~ Ll. is: ctrEtIspuL Ls

BosroS Jelly e-Ihe Boston lP l. Club pulled the IN.
selves together to-day and succeeded in SiunpE the
third game OF the lIevel and ssrisa lie aeoEe.
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sinTEHski :. okosTE. q 9safi.. i'm. r s1se
lsLAsEh!E- Dosh. EIys-HiEEas Ara koe.EAn;
Mclaughlin Chi.eA A1t q seTyJ ErlEuI Ard CsL:L
BaIe On sAlt-0s "i:troeE. ;; o. Ess:s BIZ ~
psteher-RoSsEnAA stFacE o--bJ SitYccE 3: ~
Eet.s l. Nld Iarkes-TitTro<E. Z gGISE stolen
horTisSo- Itne-Two h0SrL tnpIs-Ensts- A.
Iorur:L:L. :; ArzrF7TeI
IorVyrILI Jvly s-Abetssr !aYEe crowd va At iNs
pGyk TO witness tie BseSId game SEiWeen LcsGsTl.s
Hrd re A,Glt:.el Iht zoe
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HAVE YOU SEEN BOCCIO,

TIE NET LAVH BOTLiSC CANE EXcELLEHT
lIEEciGE IsTEEEBTIS0 AID KXctuBO
hILESDID ocTpDoE CAKE. kASrTAoICAED BT
IPALDJo BAob- al BLoAbWAE
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EEEIiF. Jg,y in ~ lays FLrrting ran.
'sIt. no 10 on LP lAU.ed AmsfiraEs Wsn
c4ps fhssrs. risLCrR ErkErsIsr. PlrkeA,
ioudGL!AY Jpr!ar. ara NJ. 81 ~ lev YLFE
Mr. NUasiG n! (lc EnA;l. ME. Ecl'cL II ~,
Linn. and Af. KDEu-E ~ 5an IrabciscO
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Eatri.- for Monmouth Park.

lis an excellent program me that Secretary
Cnckmore oneFs for Monmouth today. Bella
Il. and Css,awsy IL should 90 vol In ,hs
op.r !nR event and Ia tho second PAiryisv and
Fairy should be TorIh bs:. Cassius MAY win
tie gtrs=stU1, with Fr.ncs Royal IN the
plarO k!co may win ihs fourIh. with Miss
Pole second Guy Graz and Kemplapd may
90 IN the nth and whatever beats Geraldine
and Tio!hrts Will win tie asst.
T,ra aIl@-FI.: sAEeseAp I~s<y'tLEsI Of ~ sEsh,
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Bisysiists' EzsarsioB.

n. .Hv YrTf Elcyels Cub vii icpL,s IN an sI
rsi,rh III LuleIy hs!f Gs'LAs.~s Icing Esd BGnf
, J. Cast Genre Eslt.l' hIG ekLrs,sc a rag ~hlch
skTTT H.Ls'b and ;LsiT Wa.sA from Ihs fDyl
- H.si r'Tsh'J slELta 'usal 40 WhsE a.! -
Is' EshE -. LAEsL kt.sT ukl'h TO yGFiY vii
wee HFosgL FsAsf.yLi LcEEls., GL1 LIbH branch
rsiLTL.tE ~ Yam lLs evening
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10. TrTurLeE n. IL :
e9slt 70, E.t lie ball ever

Sa.t s:tSL ~ sullivan, Ero:..s NeGAI;, bennett
NSscL sLsF:-se Ei.s-TEeEsT, BGoii- NirsY Ia.
r"s.s EoIi H.etsF stc.tG bLs.S-L@nE HeTIT.
kE:f- s-EtLT l-I LAFoqrS F!-si tLIs ca hAlL-sy
sTs-s@ BoEtsa ri:Iou:sh l n; By PII<he1 sAI-
LccE. A.skeA N.u-T EeSler PAEse1 tA!-NI!Boa l.
- ;t.ss-S!-seA l.. foEnAA , siYseE osf-
7 s.4t s.1.s:i ssbeAy HseE.E CEETs-EelLA.d
T-zS-lA AtisLdAnss-sL
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A Hru Wh..ICIub.

SFvIsT JAY -TLs BEEE.tS AshI Cysl. Clsb Vas
turner h.'s L!ELi aud ns fo!gvILK VfEc.p s4et<d
Pr,I4sn, DY I ~ pf1IsF. we PT.t1shL IGEu HsF.
taLE sssg'tATy Lsd TFsSIsrsF Jane, u. bGTriu 1Ls
Essyss rev ATM qS,. EEHI LEsluIt F1!bS
Ety,s n 'H-ssEt u RAM thSrgEt tie streets ~
= E'sA;EF Ilstd ttEL Vat A..DEs1 f,f cbFrGEsL
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The y. 80. lacrosse Teas wis.

B.tT,0aSI Iglyf -Tas DT9l1 LSerrsss team VA 1s
i,LDa lDIAy D. siatsr hand 'ie rlas ia Ihs
= n' .Is.i Dr. zane rst u ls4srliy H.
'Es so Ei-fsH l'Ah.sFI IFs'sa far re .
~ -. siAFsr IL AL r4ia skIsa rGfTiSs ne Ds
= q lE1.by SslE
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2 "a eiAss pur,s 500

Iim0-3:.,jIl 2 y, .;7TIt 2:2sll
The unfniLhed 2 - facing race Rsr won by Cousin
Joe Grover taking second money Big InIan third.
and Dick b fourth
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Caa1rga ra-T . - q sst' " HsLEs S;s iaS
AIRED Esv siErTLt "a a!tsTrsD1 -. Er>.E.Jr
EG.sr4I T. - 49, 80 tTsg' - Esrt'I. -. ''S..f
tts 2, zrn,as- ,IFtW'- iEaisErElG =; ;ss E'>>ElA
sC.-l = -. .fL:tt -. = 4 -Ata EFattty 80
Fr.LlSf; ELt.. :: its L;;EFikrn -. - t=iSstE ~
. .FE-GE LgEE a.. v -.tAG. g ..EEgJ ETALll s-.s
L-As.-s,. A.ys EsEl4T4 NJ .L:s
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Earned runs-Bos;on, $; Cleveland 2: Home rms
Nah, LArkin Two base htH-sironE Kelly broatherA
1Inoert hAatord "a IhrsseAte hits-BtoTn ~.
sacrnee hit.-StoveJ Kelly. RieEArison ~. sash.
sutclce Stolen b1sea-stovey. Kelly ~ Richardson,
SWEET First base on sars-By Gumoert :; BY NsGnL
5 First errors-B0Fton, !: Cleveland, = HIT by
pitched bAl-Qrinu Passed baii-s:ernar wa
Pitch-HeGri htruck ort-bcoSn "a. Nash Qrirn
DtlehAnty. rmprsE-NAttheSS and EAkeiey. lime
2hoarI AttsniAnee-TS2
FInIrRcH n. L. 10; rHr,ApTirHiA ~ L. o.
PHltApELFHiA July a-NAul made quite reputation
q pitcher here TO tAT. The score
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fotTro .. PRooEtTy "a ~ 3
ToiIoo, July s-To!eto defeated Brooklyn to-day

voa1 B;isa Taresbat. E!n-T.6sa1 t:h..Ssct.
o FY.en- GsT.Ardt tosse ;!AJs - NelLoa Ger.
lara: ana Bnsn Bats. en e,!a-oa cs..rAa,
lv5rd s:r.eL oa;-By C1sknAa. ,. b gk.:.;ao-e :.
PAIStd bL-!I-SAEc ,; Toy. Ene-22J Unnfe-
sTKIccIL u: Lo5n ;
e. LorrL jay s-Ih= ErsnAed as.d vc-t Of TIE
BroVus ESvs Syracuse az e-Sy T1e;erT 70 dSy. Tls
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The Tennis Chnnp,onoh,p.

LONDON. July Sat Vim bledon to- day Ham.
iIon OF Dublin won the ten MS championship,
GefeatinR EsnShAW with the score OF rTenty-
seven games 10 eighteen.
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Tls Eyes.F fss1 'H t-T M'Ls; h EsG'i
EsSss ~ ssfl IL 10 : ISsz Il SsTissi I5tSii,Sls
ss g., "a N. 20 1917 i.SiH sss:4 q.
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4 hidAIEht EoS.

7ts Tan Itss' CIs " Er'rFlyr tt .st ~
.sam =! Harms, ~ T..s.sy EEI ig- a,,gasF ga
fsvs n. C.tsy IssG9 isgEnA'1 TEsJ net =, ias
hEE - Lofi4Es, LybE1 3assBs F>Az aLs ALJy.Eh
,ss ia: EtAs. ysl its SGrs va ETsE IiAFg
over ARE Elsa u E'ysE7 80 tsVsfsa " ~ nlE -itI
: EEgIHsG
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L .E!,s,.- b. re. az. '!4--+r;..s =.
ts 4, -z'ta ,ssr - tts-i Esa x :'F.. - a.
"a sIsT, B.T4 1OsE sI'st-". en- ys'.st LE-ss
- "a p : BLb% q srFrB-@ a, EE5sr- La
e s4Lss-ssNHL VAitEIL 20 riFE'E TT
NsNGrE =; GL1tsTEsS-- -y-r.s s-EyE=+. ar ?,
T-ya-s,f a.. VA.G, Wa. Fss.sI sDsEzL ~ AZ
ttte, Fs.i,a > .iIsisr asa Esf< Tl.rlET a. 4 "a
- MIA E4ieEes-F.l4l.L kz.GIE. F4Ets- 49,
C.tlEI - TEs-gVs aSsFL Tn pe's-H EEi At;sEs
sFv EAuEE 9: VsEetJTrE :
EEU HaTEs 5zy S-TGs fsassssI Ct tSSLTS Eh1S
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TrottinE at OsweCo.

orvIco. July o-T"srs bundled persons witnessed
the second days Of the oswego Racing Assoc.a
uon 70 day. TITO Afternoon was very cold and a high
wind blew acroAA tito traC+. JeEet made Two unsuc-
cnss.ul eco5'a 20 lower his record Of 2l7H made on
this track year lie turned the first mile in 2:lS<
and the s%conh milo In 2lsSl Summaries follow:
EnIa Inn
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kS:.sT;+T .----..p ~
garn+4 TEas-ceiqr.ssI R~.lsstFr T-eta@
:li.. -. Eh-X:T.EAiy:.. a2sa-, rs-bay.':
L..ss. In: ss> n "a G-Gs 5l.r.TE, ~ : =
La Nj b. yrsss3 uAl.-EEseI hiFssE ns;-Ey
:. I.ysar. ! VA :.tss-5E1'FE.; z.-. =
II-J Tts-Fsy;ss "a "a OSss. -SF A;G.a:Ls.s-.pl
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Earned Tn Lo-Syl!.s TrcsIIs tits - TAyior.
500 Isd oBnsE csEroy sh3 osrsH. rLa.,4 tai
We:ESesfsg. VIC E;ss-ssvA.d. CDp:e-Ee!.LL
T!as-l -. At;socAEes-=sS
EncgTETTE = ootrEIrL 3
Cor-xI-L jay s-Ce!znsEI Is1 Es<AsE;4T Played 4
b;,Sfiy cor .sIt4 II inLtrEI t-esJ 1.s ;ks
Tit:v.I . ere o. EArTy Ly0II Al: ELgu.sII
h; 70 Y1K.I se.d- ne h<sYs
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There Is q big card for the third day. includ-
ing the bellevue House Stake Of 1850, for the
227 trotters. the $50 cass, and 1925 Lace
The stake has a field Of seven. including Pam
leo. Su-un Rex. c. T. l., Andante. Buckskin
Dick, and Prince Henry.