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RACING At THE SPRINGS.
English Lady Pilots Uncle Bob Home
Gunwnd tho Long Shot OF tho Day.

ftOHnG-
Gunwnd the Long Shot OF tho Day.
SARATOGA. Aug. 19.-The attendance was
slim. and the fields Of horses that ran for the
purses in the extra races OF which the pro-
Rramme was made up were mostly OF ordinary
quality. Pennyroyal. first choice in the OPEN
ing dash. won by half lonRth. Kittie T. boat
ing Caprice two lengths for the place. Mar
Rherita. first choice Of the talent for the second
race. set the pace from the start, winning by
two lengths from Sonoma, Sorceress finishing
close third. Uncle Bob. winner of
the Chicago Derby. and English Lady
fought out the third race In the home
stretch. English Lady beating Uncle Bob
ing in poor third. DrzZle was "A strong IA
yorite for the fourth race. and the colt won as
made the ilnish Of the day with Major Tom. q.
H0thsF long SHOT TO many i Appeared
short head from the Major. Here are the
THE FIRST RACE
Purse $500 Of which SO to second for twoyear oldS
ssliPE W. .o wAnce' s. tys turIopFS r. p,no,,
G NccoysS Kiitic ii0 tiiiigeIj
Little Phil I'd LeonaTd, Little B.s:, Eustoh and
Time l: :osA
BettnR-AHainst Pennyrnyal to 2; Rittie T., to 4;
ton sash TO Little Boss 10 toi; SAaao Gray Is to
THE SECOND RACE.
Purse $3.50, for three-yeAr. olds; one mile
R T9m&phinss & Hr. T. NarEherits, by ROssitsr-cer.
j. Nap MHaphyS G ek sonoma 100 1yj
fleetwood Stables ch SorceresS US tTrbeJ.
Pluto Frankie D. wHvor' ' % ana pOksno also ran
BettinG-AgAInSt MarH6erita 7 to $: Pluto to l;
sorcercis 10 /: waver 8 to /: Frankie b., sonona
and Pokeno. each iOtol. MutualS paid s.
THE THIRD RACE.
Purse $40 OF which SlOO to second; one mile and
scogEGn broj. ch. English LADY, 8, by Mser-Bounis
O. iIankin'S Incle Bob j. lis CGiisn ........ ..
tucker Cherry'Sb h. c. BuReua s. lO8 (slokeS.......
BIZ Doc Tormsry KoSciusko KAy), ProhigGts, and
Architect also ran.
BettinEmop 1 Engish Lady 5tot; FGAinEt Uncle Bob.
anu EuEsniH, each 10 to J.. MutuSlS paid s.. S.8o.
THE FOURTH RACE.
Purse $500. of which $50 to second ror thrss.year
olds and upward six furIonGs.
Hough Brothers' b O. DriEZls, y. by ventiatcr-MRR
J. r Dawes. G Red Feilcw; i07 tcioirina,nj
T. wamss br h. Tom Hood q in7 tBritton) .,,,, 8
trAIitE, Faustna, EcstSsy. and Dilemma also ran,
p.,,,, a., n.,,, Time ilhA
GymnAGt TO !; DeInar, to l. AustralitE 10 to i:
iRus,ina, 80 TO Gambyses, Red Fellow, HArbor
LiEhta Ecstasy, and Dilemma each 500 }. hutuAls
TBE YIFTH RACE.
Purse S5o OF which $50 TO second for three year olda
and upward; selling allowances; one mile,
BS.hfOrd Manor Stable. br C. Major TOM s. i12
AgSufSdas stables cI IN 0fsico a iO7 drown.
Satisfaction BarrSter, IlydY Pullman, Black DiG,
mond Big Brown jug Tins, Hns stsa i@. also ran
BettlnR-AgAnS Satisfaction to 5; Barratsr TO l;
ss5 o ana Se yI osss s 10 Tom
jug, 80 10 l. MutnRls paid fl7@
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giyen the game to ST. Louis ~ forfeited game
nne 10 nothing, the umpire himself taya that
cided Il 70 o. but further saws that his decision
given putting the third man out when the score stood
0to IN favor OF BROOKLYN We feel that II would be
bad precedent for the Beard o. Directors 70
tpeotAtora this 10 once done Il will lead TO untold
confusion and untold contested eases for the spec.
taora because OF their Interest and prejudice very fire.
9usny differ with the umpire about his decision and see
For those reasons We vote In favor Of recording the
o o."
The contested game between Toledo and the Athletics
was awarded to Toledo by score nf to which was
the scoro whom the Athletics left the grounds St
Louis claimed the game to have been played At Buffalo
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LAM 7ENAIS
Matches mt Asbury Park,

AsnuRr rNRE, Aug. l3-A tennis tournament began
yesterday the grounds OF tho Ncrretta club at Rdu-
cntional Hall, The opening game at doubles
Samuel +. Tull OF Phiade phia nnd Morgan Allen Of
Paterson defeating IL Vincent Baker ~ Ashury Park
and J. Gilbert of Now York. tho score was 6-i and
60
Thompson ana Lorrins matched aValnst Baker
and Gilbert. The former won by the score OF Ri and
B-i. HarmsteAd and Thumps ~ crnRsod rRckets for
the nrst game at singles lh"nison won the first by
OF g.. and IiArmseRd tie two last his score
being o. and I--B
Allen who was partner with Tulic In the doubles,
PLAYED Burroughs. and won hy ti-.i ami Ga In the
sixth and mai event Of the day the hest playing
done The nrst set won ht knwley. "a, aud
brown took tho two last sets and the game by - and
5-Ii.
Tho second days game OF the ournE nEment began this
morning Tho rrSt event whB at iouhet. MillRrd and
Harmstead played Coombs and Thomas and beat the
latter team hy n score of B-S and H-l III the second
event NrRus aud liowly beat I md Gum by a score
OF 81 and Ga SeRus md BOwly were then ptcd
against Tull and Allen. The first set of the rune
won by a score OF g.. Negus and Alien took the two
rem ,inlnE sets and the game Gi and 6i The touRth
and last event In the doubles was between Thompson
and Looms and MilArd and liNrmstead. The play,ng
by both teams very sharp and many pretty plays
were made Nj lard and linrmsteAd nTHlly won by
by 80 and o-i. The next match at anE.eS was ";
Gum. Tho latter was an easy winner by o6 Ga, 6-A
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Mnrksmen at Greed du-oor.

There was large attendance Of members OF the Sew
snth, Eighth Twelfth, Thirteenth, Twenty, second
Twenty third, FortyssVonth. and Seventy. first ReRi
msntS, n. O., s. n. Y. At CrsedmOor yesterday, The
third free practice day OF the Tho following
made tho required scores 200 and 800 yards to quail
" as PHrLsme1' o, ", Morton & rssrsGl. W. 4
y, LonEon, Nehsily; q Cornell. ", r Ware Z, ii.
j v stsnsa I. Styles c; 2 NseErqdsE 7 Gsrsnsa s
Young, < n. Adler, = 9orm1R, :. y. Bsrthoi, W v.
PollArn y A s"hn e: Lent v = Richter, y. j. spell
sIy; cA;OsT bo, u; HSSb{, . IsRny v. n rfss
DeerinE, IL summons q, NJ FetEsr & h. Peterson. j
Z Pysi 7 Reilly. \ KrlmlsT, :, Purdy T. deer 4
g ). B,SqSP Z Downs 5, 8 SIyls, 1 Este. 4 I.
iSh, E. l. murray y hahonV, II, Perry ''"A
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4 Wrestling match was arranged at Richard K. FoEs
onicO yesterday between Max LuttheR. the ex-chAm-
pinn amateur wrestler ot This city. and John Whitman
better known Ajax Ar irirs signed for .
match at mixed wreStiIng Grrco Roman and catch
catch can I~Lc' Giri" rnles tor Fl'' side and the
gate money. Each OF the bnrk ora OF tho wrestleFa
posted 10 and agreed upon Klrhard Fox {" hOd the
stak-s Tho contest s t. bo decided in this city Aug
-. William Harding was agreed upon RS referee.
IutheV won tho Championship at the AIN Atnr boxing
ann wrestling tournament last winter James LAvellO
10 backing him in tho present match.
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The Players League.
NEW 1onK tp. III. ei pnooKLYN (p. 1.l

No two clubs in the aroma struggle harder
for supremacy when they meet upon the field
than the Brooklyns and New Yorks OF the
Players League. There are certain elements
IN tho two teams that have never failed to pro-
duce Just such result Yesterday the New
Yorks. won with something to spaEe. al
though they started started 9tf with e rush rs and main
Dor the first time ln his, career as Players
League member, HemminR faced the New
York team. He depended more upon his skill
90 a curver' than speed at tho outset. and
this led to the doSnfsli Of his team more than
IN the irst Inning including a three baager
by Ewing. and all the runs were scored. The
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NEWS FROM THE HORSE WORLD

II, +. McG.-No. ,PRcers and trotters are not
Circuit.
A yearlInR hlly by Lord Russell has been
sold to r. G. Estll for 500, and the three YEAR
Brown a Co. for $4,000
The string OF w. II. ,Timmons will arrive ut
GuttenburR this week from Chicago. Tim
unfortunate one. us bis horses all fell sick
shortly after he arrived at Chicago, and he has
nnEt nEt been able to win single race: @. y. Han
York this week on account OF nearly every
horse In the stable hayinG lost form TO such an
will be sent to the BOashorO for a rsst and will
probnbly be started at the fall meeting OF the
Brooklyn Jockey Club.
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snasa0Sd T. 6::........:o %
Earnea rgn;zsL rgn;s.sAo,;, C., s. First base on errors
9; EnGewood, Base on balls-cadmuA strebeigh
4Sr % fnd.. sFSSn Sn Sqtoa Sqas hMST5s @
EGnt o,Rlynn, Testoryelt e. CadmSL Gapnt, Stolen
pasea-Coe O'flynn (2l, Fountain Coppell. Sacrifice
hits-KinAler Reinmund, Double plays-LArkin (un.
assistedl, ProsssI and coe Home run-Cadmus l2l
Eant GSer (2l Hoffman, C4dmus. Wild pitches
Fountain, !; Westeryelt !. Cmpre-Bunce. Time
I :S5. Attendance-oOO
At Far RockAway-DomosticS of Far RockAway. 7;
Manhattan A. c.. a
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"A bG,insSs thatis sIsstinE senGaton on BIOadwaS
bToAdWAy H. one of the ost elegantly appointed sStAb
lishmentA In the city and IL what might be termed
Win tss tsi5 sex here a lsdy can order her family
any obiectonaDlo contacts whatever The parent
house In Boston has over thousand customers daily
people ere fast learning that native vines bStsI
elevate ths bdSinSss Il kHAdilnS AeoSoiio sia2ntS
which are Asos..tY g high StAndald of purify And
HG-LaA
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The AItendance Yestordav.
Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York va Philadelphia At the Polo groundA
Boston va Brooklyn at boston.
Cleveland VS. Pittsburgh. at Cleveland,
Cincinnati VA Chicago at Cincinnati
PLAYERs' LEAGUE.
New York W Brooklyn. at Brotherhood Park
Boston VS. Philadelphia, At Boston.
Cleveland vs. Buffalo, At Cleveland
Chicago VI. Pittsburgh. at Chicago.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Toledo va Brooklyn, at Toledo.
Bt Louis vB Athletics, at 81. Louis
Columbus VS. syracuse. at COlumbuL
Louisville va. Rochester. At Louisville
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
New Haven vs.. Newark, at New Haven.
Baltimore va. Lebanon, at Baltimore.
Hartford We. Wilmington, at Hartford.
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ORMOEDE SOLD AGAIN.

Tho Celebrated Raee Horse to Return to
England as tho Property OF Baron Hirsch.
LONDON. Aug. 19.-Ormonde. the champion
English race horse OF tho century, once the
property OF the Duke OF Westminster. which
won tho Derby, the 81. Logger. and the Two
Thousand Guineas in 1886. and was exported
to Euonos Ayres last year. has been purcha asAd
by Baron HirSch for $4,000, and will immedi-
ately return to England
An unBnccosSful bid was made for him by nm
agent OF the Hungarian Government
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The acknowledges Match.

The natatorial experts r. P. MaRee Of Baltimore.
Md. and John B. johnson of England met at THE suH
office yesterday. but failed to upon a match, a.
Harry Webb. JohnBon's manager. stated. after con-
siderable discussion that ho wanted until this aftsr-
at O'Clock. in order to ascertain the terms Of
match which he 10 now negotiating for with another
swimmer EOth sides want to make the match John
son personally stating that he IN willing to conoed0
anything to accommodate the rather than
allow Tho latter 10 return homo ind say that coul1
e n
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Races OF tho PaI,sade Hoat Club.

YoNKERs Aux. ls.-The hnAI heat in the third race OF
tho Palisado Boat Club for the Jackson medal was
roWed this evening over mile The contestants
were z. Martin Jr, scratch and y. r. Holden n sec.
ondG winners " the first and second trial heats which
were Towed Tuesday. Holden started well and
gained about ,weye lengths before Martin got the word
This lead Martin rmmediAtey began to cut down row
ing In excellent form and at the thrse-QuaF or mile
caught Holder Then he began slowly 70 draw ahead
previous races were II, p. Getty and @. P. HSlden
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ENTRIES FOR MONMOUTH PARK.

A Light Card After tho Great Races for
tho Championship
The Orange Stakes is the feature Of to.day's
programme at Monmouth Park and It Is diffl-
cult to see how Reporter can be beaten.
Druidess has an excellent chance to secure
place honors Florimor we'll ridden should
take lot Of beating in the second and St
Charles may run second Tulla Blackburn
and Banquet may do In the third. and what
ever beats Adelne and Fearless In the fourth
famine and Tristan may do to support in the
fifth. and the last looks like gift to Gray
Dawn. Guy Gray being his most dangerous or
DOnont,
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Earned runs-NeE jersey 4; g. Tw3base hits
Burney 9. J. y: Currie Stolen baseS.Ch1uncey ~.
cpr.ie o. j. 6grr;s First 6aioipp b%slls1aqiT1{. % n
Currie Hit BY pitched ball-ChAuncey. Struck out
thornton, Shaw Holland Jordan ~ schrteder Fisher.
Passed baliB-MurrRy ,. Wild ptch-HollRnd- Time
80 UmpireS-George A. White and L. Z. CArboneu.
Il A. C., u; 4. C, o.
Tho Staten Island Athletics sent the RnRewood Field
Club away from their ground at West New Brighton s
l. yesterday with nine large goose egEa The score:
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The fremont Gun Club.

The following scores were made by the members OF
the fremont Gnn Club. who participated In the monthly
ahoot At PArkvlle l. l.: H. Blackey II: II. Aeiuner.
l8: j. q. Asnan II: W Straak rs II. Smith. 10. The
At eighteen yards rise.
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Minor Leagues.
Other Games.

INV JERSEY A. c. 20; NEw ToRK O, O
Tho New Jersey Athletic Clubs team administered o
liberal application Of to the New York Ath'
and thoroughly rubbed In the dose by hustiinE Hol.
lands delivery all over tho held stealing bases with
impunity and tAlynR twenty runs Tho result OF the
i9Psded encounser makes good the jersey SrganiHa.
pionship OF the Amateur Athletic Union Base Ball
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STILL THE BALL ROLLS ON.
THE AMERICAN ARTICULATION DECIDES
DISPUTED GAMES.

rh, Now York tP. L) club Beats the
8roohIyn-, while the New York League
Team Loses to Observation-Disclosures
Men Play n Pretty Game In Boston-
K..p,nE Tabs on the Boys-GossIP.
The result OF the games played in the Ma
,ionnl and Players Leagues yesterday was as
follows:
Philadelphia 8; New York, 8.
Brooklyn. z; Boston. G.
Cleveland, 20; Pittsburgh, o.
Chicago, 0; Cincinnati. 4
THE PLAYERS LEAGUE
New YORK. 6; Drookyn.3.
Boston. 8: Philadelphia, Z.
Cleveland. l2; Buffalo. 8.
Chicago, 4; Pittsburgh, q
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CHrcLHo. AuR. lathe chicAgos took close and ST-
citing EAme from The PiIssburghs to-day. Tho leoroi

Tuivt %lismsoSn ~ oSs sGSs.e sIs"
pPtsasip yisheE beekley, CorcorAn 9ulnn. stAlsy
Ess,Lh. ESSth 6ales-DNsll o. Nisnsr Double play
ss sITs. 3gsy ysner Kathns Quinn HAnlon. Robinson.
kosasop VdiS1 VIA ptasS2Hsann ts SSTeSssa on SsSs.
FSSihisagos o; Pittsburgh. Is nms-l so UmDlTeS-
@AEAa AOd JoEsSL AtlendAnos-03Q
0AyELIHD O. ~ i7I SUFSALo D. LA
OlA'ELAsR ASE. IG-HAAts hokSd GAA hskOd Gna
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Konp aud O'Connor to Row.

LONDON Aug Ia.-A rowing match for 81 600 has been
arranged between Kemp and O'Connor. Tho race will
take place on the American PAcnc coast in March
next The race between kemp and stAnsbury on thO
paIamAtta River In Australia has been nKed FOR
naIn nbaF
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Throe-baae hit-JohnSon First base on balls-smith,
Miller. First base errors-New Haven. Al Newark,
3 Hit by pitched baI-Lally. Struck out-Johnson
MAnSeL Smith Fitzgerald e. ChildS, Miller. Double
Fime-l:l0. Umpire-Koliy Attendance-eoo
BALTMoRE.
Baltimore. e....................o o o Q s 2 2-l9
Lebanon n.................-....o o 2 o o. 3
Batteries-o Rourke and Townsend. Smith and Guin.
asso and Koons Base hts-Baltimore. S Lebanon, T.
Errors-BAltmore, 4; Lebanon, g. Attendance-T3a
HARTFORD.
Hartford .....................l o ia
Wilmington. o o. 2
Base hits-Hartford, 8; Wilmington, g. Errors
Hartford, 2; Wilmington, 10. Pitchers-stab and
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The National League

PHILADELPHIA IN. IL. 8; NEW YORK IN. I.h 8.
1t cost the New York team defeat by expert
menting with Burkett in the pitchers box yes
torday on the Polo grounds. The Philadelphia
team won the victory in the first three innings.
They we're not entitled to 1t. as the score shows
that tho New Yorks outplayed their opponents
At the bat and In the field. but when bases on
balls and disastrous wild throws are combined
Il ia very easy matter to tally runs. Burkett
lost the game himselt He made all the errors
counted In Phiadelphias favor. The score:
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The Nahant Tennis Tournament.

LYSS. Mass. Aug. la-In the NahAnt Sporting Club
tennis tournament 10 day. Sears beat Mansfield GA
81: sears beat slocun, e-S 81: Campbell beaS
Huntington. 80
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No would think Of feeding an infant On beef Or
SS. ne ~ o saa fSSas Y ,s,sA5ssly
heln food s 90 prepared that h iS readily GssimI-
substitute for m0therl milk.-Aag
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OFF LONG REACH.
Four Sloops and . Schooner IN an Ocean
Kace-Tho Rose Mario Wins.


Four Sloops and q Schooner In an Ocean
Kace-Tho Rose Mario Wins.
An ocean yacht race was sailed Off Long
Beach yesterday. The race was open for
yachts. working boats. sloops. or schooners
schooners not to exceed fifty feet on the water
line. A nineteen mile course was sailed over
beginning at a stakeboat opposite tho Long
Beach Hotel. west to and around Hog Island
Inlet buoy then south to the Iberia buoy,
rounding 1t on the port side. and then north
east around the Point Lookout buoy to the
starting point. No time allowance was made.
Four sloops and one schooner sailed A big
crowd witnessed the start. The signal gun
was fred at 10h. The yachts crossed the line
the fleet. The Clara was second and the
schooner Scud third. The others followed mt
short intervals. Once clear OF the shore the
schooner Scud began TO overhaul the sloops
buoy and the Iberia puoy several seconds
ahead OF the sloops The, sloop Rose Mario.
which was AN among the last to cross the starting
was soon in the wake OF the Clara, On tacking In
from Point Lookout the hose Marie lett the
SRse oSeS Sea o's Ths send d then RR hs s
behind. and was last at tho flush. The Hose
Marie won the race. with the Clara second. and
seS era Ths ara q. pFS
second prize. red pennant and 500 In cash
third prize, white pennant and SIS In cash.
Summary:
'l00''. Start nnlA. h'aR1.9 aI%s'
:H"s s.gs iS'ii f ns,,, i$ VIA
Rose MArieJ Henry Work. IL SO IS j 70 - > 4s II
scud ud.....capt tVanwinctrn 10 80 80 27 s77
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~hen Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria,
when she WAG Child, she cried for CAStOEia,
Whsa - became hiuI. ~ SllAE - oAG.sriA,
WhsA GAshAA cAHAESH. - SGVs tAsAoAIAssIA
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. Base Ball In England.

BV
MANcHEsrEp, AuR. l8-Tho nrst base ball match be-
tween the Preston North End and Aston villa teams
was played to-day In the presence of enormous and
enthusiastic crowd.
The result was: Preston II; Aston, II.
picked English team will probably visit America
next season
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Trimming Hominr PIEeona.

BoRpENrowS y. J.. Aug. l3.-One hundred and ntty
hOminR pigeons Of the Jer'ey HominR IiReon Climb
framing for fail races were liberated this morning
from flank ms pigeon loft 10 fly 10 Newark and jersey
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= MEAE3sa .osyslaPa 3D. q Ristsogrgn 2 TxSbaao
ao|S runHS.AeKsan H.l l2l West Stolen bHses-ailhh
Young I; By osborne, T. Bases on pAllS-By Young +;
H Osborne p Double play-MilleE .Lefoque and
LaEoqne Passed bH-zimmof. Hit BY. PItcherS-
QilkA zimmer [3l Hocker, 0aleO, Um0-l; l;6a CmpirO-
Strict AttendAnoe-0o0
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BnGe BRIi. New Polo OrOuadS. To-day.
League championship EAme-PhlAdeiphIA Va New
York. Game p NJ. AdmiSSion, 20 csnIG-Ad1
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RACING IN ENGLAND.
POnEA Wins the Bresdsrs' FoAI Stakss
K0mptOn Park.

LONDON. Aug. l3-The race for the City Of
London Breeders FoAl Stakes of 1000 sover.
eigns was run to-day Al Kempton Park. and
was won by Mr.. ]. H. Houldsworth's flly
PonZa1 Lady Stamiord's colt Odd Fellow. sec
oDd. Mr. A.. TayloPs colt, Hebrides, third.
the odds were 8 to against Popza 2 to
against Odd Fellow, and to against
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base Ball To-day. brotherhood Park.
Wards Brooklyns va New York. Game P. M-Adp
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Karned Tuns-Phiadephia 3; Roston, s. Two base
hts-Wood. FarrAr. Homo runs-iumbert, Griffin.
snindls stolen ps.stOEHs,y sGerinsS hi,sIKiyoy.
dors by Kilroy $. First base rs-Bo,ton. =
Struck out-Brown CD Murphy. Gumhert Irwin. Far
rar. Double plays-Brown and Murphy; Irwin, Quinn,
and Brouthera wild pitch Sanders HIT by pitched
dan. AttendAnco 2iC6.
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BRooKLYN IN. IL, Z; BOSTON IN. L. Q.

BosroN, Aug. 18.-Brooklyn increased her
lead in the National League by winning from
Boston to-day. 1t was hotly contested Rame.
but the Bostons were squarey outplayed.
Most OF the game was played in the rain, and
tho ball was too slippery to handle cleanly.
But the errors were pretty evenly divided
Brooklyn won the game by o streak Of batting
and three errors yielded flye runs for the visi-
tors. The Bostons played very badly IN the
too, were decidedly OF In their field work. The
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K1ees.
special trains Leave New York from stations foOt Of
III 81 - ydo nson Sal Ia ~ sD qHy ~
days only a. y n returning inm0diAt6g Att6E de
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CHICAGO tS. u, Q; CINCINNATI, tn. Ls 4.

Earned runs-Cincinnati I; Chicago. "a Three.baso
hit-Relly. Home run-cooney. Stolen bases--Latham.
Knight Earle Double plays-Latham and Reilly;
Burns EHes ~, Besss % on bSlHaBsSFd Mullsns Oar
KAgel t2L Umpire-Acouaid Attsndance-2s4a
CLEVELAND o. Ll 20; rITTsBuRGH H LGs
CLEVELAND. Aug. lathe homo team had Q wAlkover
Nn.daR hA
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York Z; P6iiadophA T. Left on bases-Eew York I,
Rhiladelphn $. Three base his.hornung AcSsuIey.
whistler, Hamilton. Mcmillan, 1hompIon saeriice
Gray, GLEASON. Struck out-Tiernau. Bageett Mo
Cauey. First base on baS-0f Bu5ket 8; on sharTot,
3; of Gleason 2 hit by ptcher-Burko. Base on balk
Alien. wild pitchoS-Burkett l: sharrots l. Umpire
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soep Sas.sNIa6p brode Cns s1a P4.
base on ballS.FoutL Smith {Brooklyn), oarutherI
iyn, |; Boston, Struck 9utoooIiinG t2 Burns {sl,
Sayac.1ein aanGsI and 1Sdsrr' Passed bSS
CLARK. 2; CAMEL l. Time-Two hourG Umpro-Powers.
lttondance-S,s70.
CHICAGO os. L. o. CINCINNATI (H. L-h4
CrScrHHLyI Aug. l8-Headiess work on the bases
I'M tho ChicaRQa to-dAY,l Tha
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BfOOilyn no n.....................o S-S
Earned runs-Esw York a Brooklyn, First base on
RiinE Struck Struck outTorr NnslOE. HsmnInE. Kssfst1
,-EwinE. KinSiow. joyce. Twcbass hits%RinSoW %
heGsAchS Sacrifice hln-EWing Connor slAttsry
ptf6Sr-sanday as Double PlAyS-Keefe. Richardson,
lnd Connor; ward Bauer, and Orr TimS-lio5. Um-
puss-fsrGuAon and hobsEt AusndAnce-26S2
CHICAGO q. Ll 4; rIrTsBUEGH q. LA
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the Cievelands pounded the
The umpiring was n farce.
led the ball while he was kicking.
SUTTAto e. Ll

= Earned runs Cleveland, s. Two base hits-lArkin,
Tehean Stricken Radford, Three base hitsILatkin
iAatZ stolen basta-TebeAu Hoy, Mack, Wise t2l
Struck out-By McGil 3; by Cunningham, T. Bases on
ball.,By o'Brien l. by MoGilk q; by Cunninghem q
Tebeau Stricken and Larkin. Passed baiis-Mack.
Hit bv PItcheT-White FaatL Wild pItohes-O' Brien,
2. Time-2.2I Umpres-Haddock and Carney. At
tendAnce-5SQ
BOSTON n. ~ 81 PHILADELPHIA (r. Ll T.
BosroN. Aug. l9.--Tom Brown struck out four times
today aud then made the hit that sent the tying
and winning runs for Boston. Tho sCUrei
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The American AsaoeintIon
The Atlantic Association.
THE RECORD


NEW HAvES. Aug. l9.-Timely batting by the home
team in nrSL second, and NTH Innings won the game.