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TennIa GosnIp.

Arrangements for the Crescent Athletic
Cubs tennis tournament are In the hands OF
Q committee composed OF Fl. ]. Lamarche
John V. Lamarche. Carroll J. Post. Jr., and
Grant Notman. The date and conditions are
almost settled upon. The tournament will be
held on the Bay Ridge grounds. and tho pro-
posed date is Tuesday. Sept 16. the finals to
be played on tho following Saturday. The
events will consist OF gentlemens singles and
doubles. There will be three classes In sim
giles, the competitors in each class to play with
VIII H to TaRHs
second class. fifteen 10 the third class winner.
the second class winner conceding half-Hi cen
will only be two elias o., arranged In the same
manner, though what the handicap will be has
sss Wns bR IL Il
Bull, President Of The club. Besides this. there
will be a second and third prize. 30 that the
GearSe G j. b. Bossstte. Vice. President, viii also
present q handsome prize for the doubles and
VIE VII bs put ssf sta eePPdon inc
The oritani Field Club OF Hackensack. which
recently won the trophy Of the ln.ertown
consderstion q big open tournament to be-
held In September, for which s2OO was to be
fallen through, owing to the antici Rted alb
eence Of several OF its best players .! that
time. The club however, proposes to give an
scale, Offering handsome trophies Tho club
has four oI the finest clay courts IN New Jer-
With fne ball field, a, toboRgan slide which
Will this fall be extended from l,O0O to l.5O0
feet In length, skating pond. bowling alley.
and billiards.
The initial tournament Of the Jersey City
Lawn. Tennis League Will begin to-day.
grounds will be the scene OF action. singles
and doubes. open only TO gentlemen comprise
the proRrRmme There are tWenty-Ono entries
M the singe es and nine In the dOubies CostIY
prizes. ep blsmRtio OF the championship. viii
be awarded Winners.
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The PInyers' League.
NEW YORK tP. IL. II; CHICAGO tP. Ii &

NEW YORK CP L. II; CHICAGO iP. LII 8.
For four innings yesterday 1t looked as II 1t
might be a stiff game between the Chicagos
and New Yorks at brotherhood Park. but with
three men on bases in The fourth inning.
Brown slammed II ball to the extreme Lett field
for o home run four runs being the result
The ChicRgos were totally unable to overcome
this lead. and they retired from the field losers.
Baldwin was far from being up to form. for
while he was not biz often. the eight bases on
balls acted as a serious detriment to the sue
cess OF the team. baldwin was poorly sup
ported. Dury, Ryan. SDd Farrell nissing tho
oiftle palm IN heldlDR and CNeill at the bat
Tue New lorks pIsyad fairly good game In
the field. Shannon. Conner. and Brown ex-
6slIlnR 0,DAy nitchAd veil keeping the CHI
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SHOOTIHG
H.rp,,r Powder st south beach.

The Island City Gun Club held a successful
swsepstsks shoot Rt South Beach yesterday.
There was a strong wind from the bar. but as
IL was at the marksmon's backs, 1t did not
Affect tho shooting materially, The grounds
are not Of the best, there being but three traps
and no fence enclosing the space used for
shooting. All around the boundary lines were
numerous not huntors and bird escaped q
marksman only to be blown TO atoms by these
There we're several match shoots decided
during tho day and lots q money changed
hands on the results. The scores made
es follows: l., BArdos, 8; William, Grant, .;
Charles S hneder, 4 T. smith, 4; O. Niohol,s'
Nelson, o; j. Rooney, 3. and J. T. tei el. 2.
Bardos and Myers had match shoot at Six
birds each. and tied with four Rpieco
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THE NONPAREIL,S VIEWS.
Jack Dempsey's Opinion or Burke's Chnl-
IenEe and the Orm Clubs Offer.

Jack Dempsey's Opinion OF Burke's ChnI-
IenEe and the Ormonde Clubs Offer.
Tho much.sought-for miGd W eight champion pugiI
iSt Jack Dempsey, Tho NonpAre." was found at tho
Seaside House RockawAy Beach, yesterday Afternoon
whore he was ntenty watching the Austin Sisters give
their clever ceiling walking and rapsAe performances
hotel in The locality and OltS though The salt aif
ana shore dinners "Iich he has been sn}GyinS e0nRo
good Yesterday he received the following letter from
"FEmSP DEMvsEr:. Tho ormondo Club of London,
England have ss6lsd me oisrinFa purse Of ave Ig5;
jssf fSfE: ESrss sg5osSSs @aic6 fGt tesoSi
E.GT ,r Th1t you desire 60 that RaE cable
mailed; 'r'''
"Rsehard L Ior Foltee GaFctts Ee'o FORK CID.
DEAR SEI am very thAnkf al for your attention and
offer. Bu. who ia q present. ne mild wsisn, cham;
70 Eng and asht their Chsapion or Whether .nsi
champion comes to America to nEht me HoIIstrspec'.
- s.-You have always made fsstars, Of s,at.ngin
Should g. eonssssa At poands 40 not
one ounce over thai weight D."
aE fs SqPD. mp 's
q he oImondS Club The 9tsr OF th- orgAnH aICa
doss not anS NTH ms dsc
afif % mSEe naa wSn rse S @s Tna1 r% s e.. ~
monde Climb d9 not con.i er that there I. any onsr
reports that oiroulInE through the pres Of the
Ss nI know Ss a 1SG%' "a
Gs ms n SAN ann oP a & da 9
wTy to, 70 bring H SGG%. msGsnE tween S@ HHa ny
we we are SG9s aGo N les AptTt when he S"glin,! tsSs
G"s iTy"s H Es ef on S mc
WIZ T:Shn9; geITEiar to those that snow I9e isg
such SShorough gentlsnAn that 4 We 60 70 tnGland
iiSh pugiliSA"
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Games To-day.


RATIONAL LEAGUE
New York Va Pittsburgh At the Polo grounds uwo
ETGoi!yn "a Cleveland AZ wsss,nE a, ~ Ets9 Esrt-
Boston ~ Cincinnati a. hOston. Y l'-l.
riATgHs' LH,Gur
New York Va Chicago at Brotherhood Psrh
H1oShyn 'S tssN,sS ssSnE az Ros,on soirh r
PhiAdsiphiA VA BInhio at Philadelphia
ApyRicLS ASSOCIATION
Rochester Va Toledo at Rochester;
Athletics VI Columbus ht Philadelphia
Syracuse va Louisville at syracuse.
Baltimore Vs. St Louis At Baltimore
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
Harrisburg VI. Newark at HhrrtGbnrE
Lebanon vs. New Haven At Lebanon
ATHLETIC UNION LEAGUE.
Berkeley Athletic Club va New Jerpsy Athletic Club
Manhattan Athletic Club Va Yontsu Athletic Club, a,
YonksrA
AhArEuR LEAGUE
Staten Island Athletics Staten Island criokstS at
Englswood Field Club va Crescent AthlsaoS at EnEe.
Haotett, oArhArt 4 90 va West End AthisticS At
rev iSft Custom House vs. West Bergen AthlsticS
EE9Ti.sn EETi.ss5n,A AZ !. TS,i Vi nistOryss At Ns!iGpn
ksnslpEtou Ath. stieS Yorkvillo Y " C. A, at Rec
r s and dpfy,ss Y cs e, w. ..PE:d and
Co, No. /, al Drake fSfk &c.tn.id =
Black Diamonds rs Jersey Junorh at st George
Railway ys. GorhAms at Railway ,,.
fSsinse vs. fssS,Sns ffsSsa Sisn s FS,.rson nn'''
HackensRek va PAlisAdsa at HhckensAck
stSs stSsn9 hS.,ss ". Va Jsspon. iHgs Ss al s.Rsrt
pBJiEhton A. u vs. Launtlsss tof EN- Yh At Dexter
Madl,ons ys Bntsns. at Fishtill
st Louis College va Bayonne n and A A.. at Rayonne
YonkerY @ Ays North sides At Lowerre
rutherford Field CLUB vs Alorts at Rutherford.
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MEETING OF THE g. l. A. c
Fred Janssen Reconsiders his Resignation
from the Board of MannEera

Fred Janssen Keconsiders his ResiEnation
from the Board OF Managers.
Ameeting of the Board Of Managers OF tho Staten
leland Athletic Club was held tho club house on
Thursday evening. The hna arrangements were N ado
for the Labor Day celebration The Columbia G.
delegation will arrive from Washington Sunday
morning and will be taken direct the club house
aprivate boat The party will consist of the famous
crew and about nifty members The rival Washing.
tonians the PotomacS VIII get here saturday
Ing. The Boston !. A team will also to the guests Of
the club arriving on Saturday and remaining until
Tuesday: he cape Nay A. e base bal team will stop
the SturteyRnt House over LOO fairy lights will
be used in Illuminating the grounds In tho evening
Alex Jordan will compete in the hurdle and Willie
Day in the sieeDleChase II was decided to run tho
pony race in heats
Fred Jansen withdrew his resigna alton from the
Board OF ManaEerA which Is good news for tho well
wisIers OF tho 8 I. 4. C.
The privileges Uf tho grounds and club house were
extended TO the Britannia A. c. which comprises tb o
officers and crows OF the transatlantic steamships for
their RameA
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Persons who fond Of marine spectAcles will have
chance 10 witness very lively one II they are in Tho
neEhborood OF tho statue of Liberty at IL O'Clock on
Monday morning. for at that time and for an hour be
foro at least 10 yaehts belonging to clubs enrolled
in tie New York Yacht Racing Association. will be get
ting ready The in the race of that popU
lar organization The 1877 yachts already entered
TTSPre'ea ho Harlem PAyonI4 Jtnsy cry, Hudson
newark Bay % umbiS TAppAn ZrG siaten Island,
Sing snE kortn shrsN sonry and indian liar6or Yacht
yachts over o9ursS tsyLng Che Loo q East snty
tssnt tent ss. =" s. M %S' VI NdyI DooE M
city al and Pier l. No.Ih River at " The ieeT Of
TIE Yachts VII he c,asslled a; follows;
CItss (, cabin OOPS, s 10 % feet.
ClAss p CABIN s'ooph 80 to 4i feet
s s: ssSla ssSIp :SSS: SaS. 3 s.i Z s !sSt under.
Glass J. omen sloopi, q 10 e feet
GAS : Sifsa :cns :sissI saa unds.
Glass cabin cas- under ~ feet
Ss: IA" SSSsn SSSsa cat: cat: Il 10 q y 'sst sss
cis'sS STs% Sps" eats Il to TO 70 70 tsss tsss
1?S IT, Ssa :rs:: Liberty Island
ana 2y'trt sHpd BUOY There are tonI oour'ss TO DO
sna bsox and 'sfuta =. S:. T. and cdu4. T.
GI % snno. TGa % 81 Ra IL. "..S sSRd &:
SnatslgTn e mics %oaT,sa t9r class. < q GSd s I'D
~ s':s'd 20 STi.sa'%: % % g ana
SIGy S and a,vS ,s,qr9 e t mile: NIL n. cSmmss rsSuss
yachts cross the line on The port tack TO avoid con,
To day win DO q notable one among Members OF the
ys Ssri.y Sty Sscht vaS ThS large cabin and sloop
s@ udoqs.a % Iaps1s.nE s'..Fi a. Inc s.G .nt. e;
s ar: ~ a.y 2..D:a .Id n q @ he eGmGsHG srS
mean an, %; Go 4Sb;I aIs9d svne t!.sN ~:
thrown oHsn ana svsrT r.auisits ss 20 hoH,s w bs
viii be paced al their disposal 1-'P'
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Football.

afternoon Ihs kOnpareii Football club will
open the At their grounds At RidgsWoOd with the
OAlsdopiap Football olpb OF Newark D. j. The latter
club holds the state eLP OF New Jersey
and since the acquisition OF talent can put
very strong o. NJ In ths neld The Non ATeS hAy also
their team and have record Of vic
tOrlef one defeat aud drawn EAns since last FebTu
aTy ibs last game With the CaedOniAnl FesU ting IN
score Of EO Eeas each ~ b0th teams la ~ fudd
form Ahd tes Houpd IN ane eonqluoh go9d game mAy
Oh Monday SftsEpooh the LpEgfsllowS will face the
konpATsB on the same Rfounda when the former club
viii put their best team on Tor the opening game Of the
season Against the hama olab.
The sun., 1890-08-30

NEW YORK IN. L.l /: PITTSBURGH IN. L. o.
The Pittsburgh National League team. with
cut doubt, played its best game OF the season
yesterday. Reinforced by Anderson aud
Burke, late Of the Philadelphia National
League team. the visitors surprised even
themselves. Brilliant playing marked the con-
test all the way through. Anderson was in flne
form. The work he did was highly creditable
to him. and II he can keep 1t up the Pittsburghs
will certainly win games. 1t was through no
fault Of his that the New Yorks took the game.
as the run they got was not earned.
HornunG especially distinguished himself by
making two running catches. while Bassstt
evoked tho full lung power OF everyone present
BY pulling down with one hand what would
surely have been O three -baEger when run
ner was on second base. undoubtedly saved
the game for the New. io,ks; Burke's ilelding
was brilliant also. Welsh pitched most effsc-
lively. For six innings neither side scored al;
though each had men on second and third
bases, with no one out. In the seventh inning
Bassett hit to right for single. but he was
forced at second by Hornung Denny planted
the ball to left for q base. and as Jordan let the
ball 40 through his legs Hornung scored. The
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CAN'T PLAY A LITTLE BIT.


Pittsburgh Rather Surprises the New
Works at the PoIo Grounds-A Tea
innIRg Game at Eastern Fsrk-ClarksoA
TItshes the CinoInnats Out tor But One
Hit-The Fight In che AnerIeRA Asso-
oiation-Newa aad Notes OF All Sorts.
The four local clubs won their games yoster-
day. The scores Of the games played In the
three major Leagues resulted as follows:
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
Hew York. 1 Pittsburgh. 0.
Brooklyn, 10; Cleveland @.
Chicago. Q; Philadelphia, 4.
Boston. 2; Cincinnati, !.
THF PLAYERS LEAGUE
New York II; Chicago. 8.
Brooklyn. 10; Cleveland. o
Philadelphia. 8; Buffalo 8.
Boston, Is: Pittsburgh, O.
TIE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville. 10; Syracuse, 0.
st. Louis, 9; Baltimore, 2.
At Rochestsr-Rain.
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The Recent Enlott.aay Match.

Tho match betwsenJ. A. r. Elliott Of Kansas City.
Mo. and samuSl Gay. JE.. Of Glen Hall Ind, for the
vebrd championship of the United states which was
shot ut Kansas City Aug 26 is said to have been one
of the competitions witnessed the South
Both men were hs pest q form and sP29t a evenly
Of %! though Elliott Killed every pigeon three failing
dead out OF hounds In the shoot on ten bifds wers
The score stood Eliolk b7i Gay, So.
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Iaternatlonal Tennis Tournament.

EIAeAEA Ont, Aug 2a-The hrst matches of the great
international lawn tennis tournament were played
here to-day the lawns Of the Queens Royal Hotel
which in splendid condition The results of the
most important plays az follows:
l.. N. Chase Rochester n. Y, defeated 7. PerkinS
Buffalo ~ T.. Ga, 60: Bowman. Rochester defeated
Wood, London ont- OIL IA y, .: Mckenzie Toron,
TO- and n A Chase, Rochester byeA.
second Round-MckenEie defeated " A Chase, Ga
is; Bowman defeated tlodgmRn. Ga, g.; 7. H.
Crane defeated Cody, B-2, 4-6 60.
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shooting at Marion.

The Marion and Excelsior RIFE Clubs held their re.
spectye medal competitions this week with the follow.
Ing results.
Marion Rife Club r; Hansen io7: J. specher. 1875;
J. Autenreth lsD; A. HAuok lS2; VIM Weber, lT9;
c. Baneklo, I72i Rebhan l7li IL Mahlenbrock, III;
7. Shh, ltS and IL Hoerset l4n
Excelsior Ride Club-L. r. Hansen, 240; p C. Kit
ridge. -36i W. J, Hennssy, 1885, " j. ChapnnE. 2sS;
VIM Webor 23o; John sIschor 22S, and T. Hughes, 22I
The sun., 1890-08-30

Base Hall, EaatsrH Park, To- day, y 80 p. NJ.
Brooklyn va Cleveland PlAysEs' LesEUeL Kinu
County express $40 20 park Id 10 minutsS-Ad1
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Notice to Managers.

Managers of amateur and semi professional base ball
clubs should that tho OF the In which
their clubs take to day sent to this once not
later than O'Clock to night
The sun., 1890-08-30

sWlnnlng run made With one man out
Earned rung-BostOn, J; Cincinnati, |. Home run
Belly. Two,bGse hit Love Sacrifice his-Brodia
Clarkeop. Kelly: Knight stolen base-TucEsr. FIRST
base on bAis-TEcker, Brodio t2l Smith, Clarkson,
hePhss Aarr. MuIlans. First base on errors boston
halisIHaIrinELon, WHO pitehes-C!arkSOn, Il MuI.
lane hlTuck out-AcGarr, Camel ArPheo Latham
and Reilly. Unpire-Powers fime-I:+s.
CHICAGO II. LL o. PHILADELPHIA a. LL
PHILLDELPHiA, Aug 29.-The game to day a stern
enc was one Of those powerful hnishes that
one weep II WAS one OF those close exciting games
that nerves player to do his best and that
but one thought IN the mind Of tho IpectAtor-ths
hOu2ht OF the hot night rgh the Held IN front Of
him There was AlothOf element IN that game II was
the nmpile. Our team apparently were Retung Just
enough tho worst OF decisions to make nghtiuR
mad and tue 2,214 spectators were mad. The score;
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cAgos down to six hits o'Neill was the only
man who could hit him with any effect, He
was fairly supnorted the nsunllI reliable
dsrs O'Rourko found no trouble In hitting
Baldwin. but the balance o. the strong bats
the bat. Tho score;
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one man 10 work u end By means Of keyboard he can
produce sny poy.n,snt made daring lhs gnns eeli
one i've or three base hit Repdta base ball II win
be used 70 represant other Amnsetnents.
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An Electric Ba.e Hail BuiIetIn.

Anew scheme Of reproducing ball game bulis-
tin board which expected 10 TeYOutiOnizs all Prev.
mSthOdL will shortly De fOSlsd the public TIE
latest device 10 worked by Sscricity Il consists Of
board with a bal ground scene painted on II. The
The sun., 1890-08-30
1.he AmerIean AaaoeIatlou.
THE RECORD.

SYRACUSE, Aug 2a-syracuse and Louisville played q
postponed game to-day, which was exciting to tho
iSn on E. d@ aah 81 anl IN ths seventh
6ve runs They couldn't stAEd prosperity, however.
and through NcCullUughB widness and Childs errors
allowed their opponents TO get the lead In the In
nj
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rnILlprLrnrI tr. ~ 3; prrrALo r. ~. C.

Earned runs.PhilaEsphtA i: Buffalo 4 Two6ase
Home runs-licket, Hoy sacrifice hit-wiso Pases
stolen hinde C2 Double plays-Mulvsy tunaSsisIed
Pickett RR?rar Rowe, Wise and tAatl Struck
eusawhte sta1ord First base on 6AIiss5foEa5y a.
pitched bRi-Mack- Hild pitch-Husted. Time-2:l6
CmpireB-Snyder and Pearce
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Monitor Park WsshHwken 70 omOrrOE AP. n, AnsF.
Bal RI ayers OF ths World t2d Street (oldj FtFFy.Ad1
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pRooKLYN Lp. Il. 10; CLEVELAND u. L.. 8.

Wards Brooklyn toam had all they could do
In defeating the Cleveland Club on the Eastern
Park grounds yesterday, and at that 1t required
an extra inning Attic very outset the visitors
threw awayR chance OF scoring on account OF
sutcline batting out Of his turn. Hsmming
was strong at the beginning, but near tho
close the Clevelanders began to touch up his
delivery In very lively manner Had the Wis
tors batted with little more regularity ear
lier in the Rame they would have won quite
handy. Brennan and Larkin had q chance
each in tho ninth and ton h innings to win the
game but being too anxious TO land on the
bail heavily they struck out As usual, the
homo team pronted by the errors Of the Wis
itors. Both sides nelded mlserably. but the
Brooklyn misplays were not SO costly. The
The sun., 1890-08-30

Earned run-st Louis TwO-base hit-HIl Three
base hit-Duhoe First base on eiroTs-Baltimore. .;
St LouS ]. Bases or bAils-Ba tInore s; II Louis 2
baltimore |, St Loue g. Struck ont-Ry German. q;
Hit by pitcher-AcGucksn, Mack Double plAy-Kay
NAcS and Power Wild pitch-Gsrmau. Stolen bases
Baltimore. Il Ttme-2u5 GmpHe-Ems lie.
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Earned runs-BoGtop. D. Home runs-Stovey Rich
srdson, Daley. Two6Ase hits-stovsy Rishardson
Brown Sacrifice hits-Qunn Raibolrn. Bsckey.
Brown ~ stovey C!I Murphy Brouthers Nash t2J
Richardson, Quinn; IRWIN. Corcoran. First base on er
rors-Roston 4 Wild pitches-haul ,. Struck out
Murphy. Brouthers, Richardson, Nash, Quinn Fields
Cortoran, Kuehne Double plAy-1rwin and BroqtherL
Radbourn. Quinn and BroatherS Unpires-HolberI
and Ferguson. Tme-I:5O. Atttudance-I,Isa
PHILADELPHIA (r. LL 4; BUTFALo r. Ll. c.
PHLApEr PHIA Aug c9--The Philadelphia players put
up OF the stinest nphill games TO dav ever
OH the home grounds With hve earned lead OF
with in the third inning and extra in the fourth
Il looked as though matters were settled But after
HuSted Ad been tho bench and Butiinton rad
taken his place. getting stopped for time IL be.
gan again however in lively way IN tho seventh
when allm began business with two bARger aud
scored bases balls and a single py shindle
which also brought Grifhn In The score;
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Earned rnnl-New York q ChlcAHo Flrtt bass on
srrors-NSw YORK, 81 Chicago, =. Left on eatet-NSW
York 81 Chicago, q, First base bAls-on O'DAy. .;
on BALDWIN Struck out-Slat!ery shannon ~
base ht-O'NeiL Sacrifice hits-Whtnoy uiy.
O,NelL Ryan, Gore Brown en- richardson, o,llD ~,
Ryan. oont,ksy ~ Dogh.s play.c-Com'ksy Aha no
pitcher-Bastiau Passed ba-tArre tmpires-Jonea
aud knight Tune-l.6. AttendAnce-l.7l2
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Other Games.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.


HARRIsRuRG, Pa. Aug. 20 Heavy hitting the rule
in the game between Harrisburg and Newark to-day.
and Harrisburg had the best Of The scOTei
Harrisburg. g..............,......u o o U o o %
Newark Ark..,,....................O U IA
BAse hits -liRrrteburg 10; Newark l3 Errors
TiSburg 3 Newark u BRtterits-GambO aud sommer
hSTad aud Aurpny,
ROXBUKT.
Lover Koxbary y...........6 O-5
At EEW BKUSswICE
AllerIous of New Yorko...,.i l O-8
ALBANY.
Albany ............O o = o o o o o o %
Utica '........,..,.o . o . / . i 0 S-5
Champ All AIN 80, "'''''''.''..'i q i-S
At wEsr lROY.
Troy ....'s. " u u " " " D Z
OuoOnlh h,,.....'....''....,,''O ii Oil
EEsTHRS HAGUE
Al Sioux Cty-SiouE CITY. Denver, 2
A. Omaha malta .: Kansas CITY, l.
At Mime tApOlls-Ran
Al 81 Paul-sL Paul 49, Lincoln,
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BASE BRu To-day BTOthsFhOOA PGrk.
La, Lat apPssrsSnes S chicago white stpstings
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Syracuse ................ o l. Q
louisville Observation-Disclosures . 10
Earned runa-syracuse Il Louisvile, 2. Two.bAse
bts-Ey, PetZ O'kourke. Three base hit-Peltz
Btolen 6ases-syrAcuss, Louisville D. bases balls
-Of NcCulouRh, !; oil EhIet Struck out-By Nc
Culough, s; by Ehret, g. Wild pitcheB-Ac CulouRh q
Time-l;4o. umpire-PeopIeG AtEendancs-SuG
1T. LOUIS, q; BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE Aug 2g.-The Baltimores PLAYED a rather
RTateursh both IN nc ding Snd he to ay
while the ST Louis full Of spirit took Ad
vantage OF OppO tunlty the game offered
favor The Browns accordingly had An easy lime in
tho home team by tho same the Orioles
made against them yesterday The score;
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MomIng PIEeonr.

EALL RlyFa Mass Aug ?a-Mr Bowers Of this city
has been nntlhed OF tho liberation ALERT ss MINI
~ O'CLOCK TINS morning Of his homing pigeon "Dgsly
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-Ayers cl GlenSiyin %, Eare. carroll Three
bhEe hits-ThoinpsOn LRmll on. SRcridce hits-BurnH
tl Wiimos o. Anson l-L BAScs stolen ariS wTmot
t2l Coopey, burns Double play Glenalyin, Coonoy,
and AnsDn LEFT bases hicAEo ~, FnilAdelI hiA
T. sfRek out. SUNDAY: Thompson, KlttridGS 81 WI
Stein ~ Whmot wild piches-Sten C2l Yickery.
hak-Eiokery. Passed bAlI-schriyer Time-l;4u. Um.
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Bass Ball N-w Polo Groupds To-

I've 2d: LsaGus &C. chsmRioDshlp Fsn:S fitIsesrEh "
after. AdmLsslOh dncludlng both RAmeO 5Je--Aap.I
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On errore-Coyelaad, 8; Brook, n, Left on bases
Cleveland; I: Brooklyn; Three base hi!s-o'Brsn,
HsE Delaney. Collins % pAIy; Clark, CArrgtherG.
Foytz Double playS-CollinS and Daly; Terry, CLARK
end Daly Struck out=GnkG west zimmer, Virtue.
Ferry ( , gu hy pitchsr.McEeap Passed b.Is-zin-
Umpire-McQuaoe Tme-l:52 Attondance-SU61
BOSTON IN. L), =; CINCINNATI IL L) l.
BoSroH Aug 2e.-MiKS Kelly was the most prominent
spectator or the National League day, aud tn
sos,Hs tried TO make II out that sensational hsse ball
sake OF seeing his old friend Are Latham and has
Dot yet decided to leave the brotherhood although
Triumyir ConAnt offered to BiRn him to-day He saw
treat game Of ball Ppt up by The younSsters ne hA.
end that was good for home run Long John BELLY
made It. The BoBtonp did little better in the batting
line but MuanO pitched very effectively and hits
Rcattered LoWo and Tucker carried OF the fielding
h0nora Of the day The Acore:
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Earned rups-Br9oklyn. 3; Cleveland, g. Left on
bases-Bro9klyn II; Cleveland o.. tirst base on et-
rOrS-Brooklyns 9; Cleveland, First base on balls
orr Androws, Joyce, RIdtord strcker Gruber Struck
len bSses-Orr Joyce Daily HemminE Browning
brennan. Double piAys-Andrews aud Daily; Joyce
and Bauer Sacrifice hits-BRner On Orr, Andrews tD
Radford Browning sutclfe. TebeAu. Stricker. Three
baB bita- -Hsmming. DrehAnty. Two-baas hlts-WArd.
Bauer Andrews Iarkin Hit by pitcher-Browning
WILD pitcheB-GTubeE |; HemmnV !. Passed balls
Brennan - Daily. Umpres-SheridAn and GRffney.
Time-2;2L Attendanco-o+l
BOSTON (r L. 10; FITTsEuRGH (r. Ll O
BosToS, Aug 2a-Tho Bosons turned the tables
Hanlon braves to day and routed them with fearful
slaughter Nota run did they get although they made
many hits as are usually recorded in 4 game, Rad
did the twrnR for Boston and he kept the hits
90 scattered that run was out OF the question The
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HAss Ball washington Park To-Day.
Brooklyny vs. Cleveland Game $3.50 r. n. AdmIS-
sion JOc. unIOH Il" from ali sections Of brooklyn.