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Entries for To-day's Races.
Secretary Sass of Brighton Beach announces

Secretary Sass OF Brighton Beach announces
the following probable starters:
First Race.Ftys fGronSS D G6.snv iHr Po1 ma
10 Mamie Hay 10; nacsmS1 o no Monte CF 49,
cnamolS, 40, King Arthur lo'' Tony Pastor ioo'
second Raee-For two-yssrolds. selling; three quar-.
tiers Of mile rerance lls pounds; BslI0na H. MY,
s 4nns s6sn. van cot John sin4UA f9 SS
Young ieorRe, loS; Repent iOSi FlorA h.. loo' Lady
Fn5a tu1Gns 9xsn GS9sn IL, ~
S Fsi a
MssE TO- SeTs haIy Mi miles. handicap
Erie in 1snsE IA Knf GrAG belinda 81 oi Luf FsI9op
rs: Miss Cody ita zophyruS. iO2; seymour i0I;
" mil: sy .. 5 la T1 N j. liz pRF us
III 100 e.. rS 3oSn &u. GYS 49,
fun vs sSSF. 'f4n esd"
R %ss,of. i l9H snnfOrd AZ viii Davis iSd
Secretary whitehead OF the Hudson County
Jockey Club announces the following entries
for the races at Guttenburg:
dhnst. E. r GCnFs Elk RHs
E Ia LGE Pima frq9f s.ynx W. % 'E0 Nea1" '''
second Race-fiyc fur!onE1 wo0dsn,ter, li9 pounds;
R:Sgs s$ @ TT1F f.r }SC Il rlF'"" 100 Msro's
poun 'fs Romance lis Dr. Jrky liz. FaelSi T. lit;
Lille Lille s.. iSe Gupid 10: Gr"%,. ioa r.. ..n,.
P;PnfE; nS! tsa' GiS R 1sRns M ~
iUs jim nu isa les ,o I i. Hi w '",
pd a"aS ySsssE ios; BUSTED fos Gardner 100;
pdaa a: a. ''Hn: h;sg
iOS shsr~HUd i Gs TFSSSsT l0 WINS Metsy
so:s p ioS Franz lo2 %n"o j. Va Nomai ioa w.
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RACING At DARLINGTON PARK.
Sister Linda at go to Wins tho Quick
step Stakes.


CHICAGO. July i5-Two favorttcs Salute and cAta'pa
got homo fret at Washington Park to-day over hea'y
track. in the presence OF 500 persons.
Tho racing opened with purse for maiden three.
wear ods AT ono mile Salute was TO favori,e and
he won AZ he pleased by two lengths from hihRnAe
Barsa,n was thiri. four lengths oil Time. 1924
Th. second race a selling purse for three year odS
and upward at nine furlongs. had nine s'HrterA CASH
Tar tho r,yore but he failed 10 do the trick Blan'
tyre to in the betting, making all the running anu
vrinnne hapdily bv a length and half Cashier was
s.cond and BonnteKug whose running here looks bad
20 saw tho least indifferent third Time. 2o:'a
The Winner was bought III by his owners 'nicABo otA
bies for sos over his entrance price 50 u
I.h 10 Inc Winner s. So was the the pro-
sramme aud Held OF sixteen ~ follows went 70 ne
its TFinncsanj: Torerunner, IN Alem: Yosemite III
isziets National III, or lsGis f sSxs, ~
is Barnes: %oodtora is sihHTdy .!Esin
Sister q9nso %G I kU,R l20 Gs 49,
denI Monte Rosa was tho favorte at TO J. while
Anne Elizabeth and Donateo were next In demand et
Fully three quarters of All hour was wasted at tho
most in vain endeavors to act tho ned well punched
pG tnI sbot and Forerunner drew away from the field
and to the surprise Of the talent the race was
them tho tormer, wnnnE @ Twice II IN Try
hind rorerunn-r, Time. 0alh. ,,, .
nurse for three olds and upward one mile and
sixteenth loft field of eight 10 start Catalpa WAS
Win ease by TWO lengths from Martin Russell Ell was
purse for ages at one mile followed San,Sle1 q,
oida on But shared the fate OF many other
being beaten live lengths BY Atticns 70 TO shot'
BaShOo was third two lengths from sAntAAens' lime
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The Triton boat Club Celebrates.

Tho handsome boat house of the pat1cian Triton
Boat Club on the PHssaic River, at Newark. N j. was
illuminated last night and several hundred prominent
oarsmen aud friends of the organization assisted the
juUlaut Trtons in celebrating tho highly creditabo
victories which the OF the organization
on the schuykin River in the Peoples regatta at
Philadelphia on Independence Day. Representatives
from tho loading rowing organizations including the
AtaIantas Passaics New York Athletics, Nassau.
Crescent and Island athletic clubs present
Congratulntory speeches were mad q, and the punch
bowl was rehled with Triton punch often enough to
mako the most blase veteran enthusiastic. The
elegant cups and prizes were on View View and
men received praise, enough % Turn the heads
OF most athletes. all OF which laudatinn they
took modestly recame aquatic heroet. These victo
ries will make the rritons no IN Tor rowing on more
exhaustive scale Formerly the members DEVOTED more
lime TO social than athletic conquests bt the Ath.
irfes OF the club prnphesed thngs for the
future night for tho welrers OF tho Tritons racing
CUlOrA
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LAWN TENNIS.
Tho Hudson River Association Tournn
ment.

The tennis tournament OF tho Hudson River Lawn
Tennis Association under the auspices OF the Far and
Near Lawn Tennis Club at Hastings or. the Iu1son
began most auspciousy yesterday afternoon. Tho
heat was somewhat oppressive and affected the blazers
TO some extent. The dirt and were in III.
best possible condition. Mr + r. Fraser who IA man.
aRer OF the Far and Near Club deserves great credit
for the excellent management Tho entire first round
iu Renuemeus singles was played of. there being no
hyes one match in tho preliminary round OF the
ladies' singles was also disposed Of
Several good matches took place the most note.
worthy OF which that between Mr. T. NJ EltinR and
MI A. W. fost Both played almost as aue tennis as 10
ever seem In the first set Post had nvo games to Eli
ings one the latter by his fine placing and fame pay
hnaIy drew up even with him. and afterward won tho
sets-6 In tho second set Post seemed be dscour-
aged, and Eltug won i've straight games then Post
rallied and knocked of ono game after another until
both were even. Everyone thought Post would win az
he appeared st5OngsI na, he seemed to wealen and
BY u to9 Some BEAUTIFUL backhand returns cTarac.
hHin f sHiny ssf
wean In iGe6ins and he dropped most Of them
0ffS r., T' ID. S2fi; F:sss tsst
Ea,qn Iost i baird go + a. King EG beat at !:
COBB iT p.a 4 s 5 TsAs1 ~
Esst Colgate cSby 80 o-l r. Runyon beat
Ladies. singles Preliminary Round Miss Fraser osA.
felt among the Of ne a:sceaon account
ttle TO the Challenge Cup in the ladies' singles Many
say mat she Is atrai to meet Miss CRu ho spraned
her ankle at the ladies championship in Philadelphia
ana tor that reason It was said lost to Miss Roosevelt
lie ladies' many say have not the to uphold
the honor OF their country against the young Irish
woman This looks plausible from the fact that Miss
Williams refused 70 defend her title to the Orange Cup
There some excuse for the latter however she has
not play ed At all this season. Among those present
yesterday were the Misses Colby Mrs. Feliowes.Mor.
gan Mrs and Miss Chrystie MSs EldriigO Mas
Mics Reed. Miss krkhain, the Misses Sands MrG
brandt the Misses Williams the Rev. DR.. Seysn, MIRA
Patton, Dr. Todd OF larry tOwn and Dr. Satterlee.
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WefIUcn WFnI UWHy IIko VuHIE9I H VVIbHG HuIIu
opened up u big gap In the first half mile. Then
and had tho race TO themselves at tho end.
Fit2lames got his heal IN front at tho lower
mare out to the bitter end and landed her win
nor by head Grimaldi beat Meriden out for
third place.
upward OF $40 each With 81 90 added OF which 500
10 second and 500 TO third; ono milo.
Dwyer Broihcrs' b. in, bella b, O. by Enquirer
COlossR III BERGEN, .,...,, ,...,.,..,''
j. u Hagpn'B hr, h. fitNGmsS lOi ~ toNngtopl''
u I FuiSferH br. h dTimRldi aged, lU tLAmbloy''.
MeTlden also ran,
Time, A.
rost Betting gAingt DelA b. and FitLjamoS each
10 8. OTimAldi 8 t. /, Msriden, 2utOl
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A BIG @. 4. H. REUNION.
The Veterans OF tho War for the Union
Hold "a big Reunion at RldGewood Pnrk.

The Veterans OF tho War for the Union
Hold IA Big Reunion at Ridgewood Pnrk.
Nearly 10 coo people enjoyed tho last day of the
union of the veterans OF the War for tho Union at
Ridgowood Park. Myrtle avenue near the city line,
RldgewOod, l.. L. yesterday afternoon and evening.
The reunion to have been held on July and p but
unpropitious weather caused postIonement Of the
sports and games and tho committee wisely concluded
hold day by giving these features together
wlthHeveral exhibitions and drills As usual at all
G. A. Il reunions the PENSION shark hand in
great variety and manner OF forms Thousands Of
dodgers relative TO pension aims scattered broad
throughout the enclosure and il wont be the fault
of the agents every member Of Brooklyn pos, hasn't
q good fat pension long. The balldodcing coon.
merry go round Punch and Judy, tho Frsnkfurter
man weight.machine artist the crayou shetcher. to-
gether with the innumerable s!deshow features OF .
frst class picnic there in abundance The beer,
according to established custom was more than two
thirds collar and tho dancing paviIions were filled at
all ours the reunion in its entirety may he counted
s9scss The COMMITTEES ~ fhnTRS Of she S Sl
success. and their work was not done in vain Jack
Esss Ba team Tossed ne pth%.e po,,,o99 Of The re-
PROM %massar ashTes ofiSiaIs and IN eonso
ssa Pl. -;S a Ss ""f y
nsnt EroOfE. business Oa.sS and SefS ws!woTh
S N. dSS Of n. PAsa as an
an f m ms s va, every rs SssA nes
ionsiy Eoea under ths c,Ionn,s:aIsss Tho track Is
Mohicau Athletic club, who wa, on the scratch mark.
won easily in the announced tim" OF inmates - seo
onds j. Murphy OF the LOrilarl Debating and Attn.
Ietic Association was good second Murphy accented
prize of s. in money and thus became professional
athlete
quarter mile run for m "Y Of se RToo Sa
teenth precinct with NJ Duugan Of the Tenth precinct
second Time, minute lSl1 seconds
one furong girls race Tor veterans daughters was
won BY LO,tio Elseman Rose Buckholtz being second
Time % seconds
John ~ Pott OF Engine ~ won the quarter mile run
for members the Fire Department John Wood OF tho
FHme company getting second prize Time, minute ~
seconds
The running high Jump was won BY THONGS Rattery
Is inches, Yaruna Boat club. who cleared feet
inches; C. Thomas National Athletic Club, scratch,
was second with feet inches
being utilized in the evening by tho Large thrOng pres
emit The ball game resulted as follows:
Brooklyu Police Department 0 8 s 2-Ia
BROOKLYN Fire Department ....l U U u 4
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VICTORIES AND DEFEATS
IN THE GREAT S7RUGGLB FOR HoNORS
IN OUR NATIONAL GAME

New York Wins and Loses and SO Does
Hrookiyn-How tho Other Games tie.
suitcd-NewS and Notes In General.
The championship games in the four MAJOR
associations yesterday resulted as follows:
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York, Z; Cincinnati 3.
Chicago. 70; Brooklyn, O.
Philadelphia, s;'Pittsburgh, 4.
boston, IA; Cleveland, O..
7nE Fl AYERS LEAGUE
cleveland. 6; New York. 8.
BROOKLYN. Z Pittsburgh, 2.
Buffalo IL; Boston.o.
PHILADELPHIA, 8: Chicago, 8.
TIRE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus. &c; Brooklyn. O.
Louisville. 10; Syracuse, 2.
st, Louis. 9 Athletic. 8.
Rochester, 0; Toledo. z.
-r1r ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
wilmington. 4; Jersey City 3.
Worcester, IL; Newark. 8.
Washington, 7; Hartford, l.
Baltimore. 7; New Haven, 3.
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CLEVELAND IN. L., 9; NEW YORK n LII s.
The New York j. L. team made gallant
up-Lill fight yesterday butiailed TO secure a
was the turning point OF tho game. O'Day WAS
NJ for four singles and two, 3"Eger and Ti6n
Jour runs were -cored. three OF which were
earned, After this stage OF the game the play
ing WAS about Of an equal quality, ODays
the fourth, and Connors mum in tho eighth.
gave tho visitors three runs. on the other
rurs. but very fortunately only ono OF them
resulted seriously mcAieer performed the
greatest feat Of The day Py droppinG fly bal
Two runs were scored Two men were out at
tho lime, but still the slightest subsequent
Tho ClSyelands put m a pratty game In tho
field, little Stri cker carrying OFT the honors by
making q good stop in the fourth. The score;
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Kr,rb,. Pyts,n. Make Merry.

Tho United Lodges, knights OF rythIas, held thoiR
annual picnic at Rigow0od rark on Monday. Several
thousand persons were pre-sTt Representatives Of
the New Iersey Union Park, National, ana AtnR Ath-
letic clubs present prepared to enter tho games
Which woro announced To be held but the COMMITTEE
knew so little about competitions OF tho KIND that they
placed The management q" the games ia the hands OF
Friend RchRrI George the well known professional
Jumper who CHANGED 10 be present. aud the events
were IN AIDE professional Tho amateur athletes then
donnal Their slreet cO.Lea
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rh. IntsrnD,lonal Cr,eLet Arntch.

PHILADELPHIA. July ia-In tho unfinished intsrna
tional criok Of match play WAS resumed at ia o'clock
this morning with II j. Brown and H. +. Hay feeding
Lieut. Hamilton and q. +. Lyon. Brown bswled the
first over for maiden. but Baily was less fortunate.
Each baSman securing single on his hrst over True
10 tho Instincts OF English bEsnon the two wicket de-
Tenders opened with conservative defensive play.
The frst exhibition of aggressive work occurred after
lapse Of fifteen minutes when Lyon sent one out 10
Long on triple and got hearty cherr from the cub
house. .-- 4, --.,
portunity from brown and captured another triple,
fine holding q the homo team waa Of the nnes order
CAnaiians yesterday. Brewster playing especially fno
al nOinL Lyon stood for ~ but was nnay caught by
Coates after brilliant innings which WAS oNcel!eu,
however, by Saunders 10 and not out Wien he Jas!
wicket fell lIl had been scored against 9 for United
states and the Canadians were sent 90 bat again They
were finished for NJ BHiiys bowling being me feature
although Lyon IN Rde Ane stand for ~ Tho score
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nchtInE.

MIR MoNatt has chartered his schooner yacht Clio to
George " MCuil The latter Will sail her In the cruise
OF III" Eew York Yacht cub
boston yachtsmen are looking auXiously forward TO
the next meeting Of the Hun ana Gotham SchOonerA
ihev think their craft Will make great showing.
Tho Massachusetts Yacht club fleet will rendezvous
od ThumDsou's Island nskt saturday Mt r NJ The
frst p0rt will DO Portland Tho noet will dsband at
Camden. Me.
The cruising fleet NJ tho Larchmont Yacht oluh had
account light winds and fJRs Tho AuIiiary nAphha
launch Etcetera Mr. Jones of Hartford left them
at that port.
Atits meeting on Monday night tho PAliSAde Boat
making the total l2% proposition was discussed TO
erect STA 600 club House upon tho site OF the pres
ent one at Glcnwooi
commodore John o. PrAgue's sloop Anaconda, flag.
her hull put In hItcass shane for the Atlantic Club
cruise As Or. BarrOns cutter Clara Ia going along.
there will probably lie some interesting races from port
TO port between these two boats
Fleet Captain j. COr!es Lawrence NJ tho New Rochelle
Yacht club has issued orders that the Captains of his
hest salute tho visiting flag ocors OF the Atlantic
Yacht Club when they arrive In tho hArOOr 10 rendtE
ynuS for their annual cruise to nlvrrow The fleet are
also dress snip during cOors Hnd display cooreh no
during the evening when reception Is to he held at
tho club house Captains hTe asked 10 place their gigs
A. tile disposal OF tho House onnittee II needed.
A naplthR launch called the Accident wen the recent
race Of those little craft up at Milton FONT the other
DAY ana now the news comes from ny town that Capt
ArchibGd Watts Of Harlem has Invented Patent
lei 20 the Of the Accident to race on ths Sound
The boat is 10 r launched this week She u htiel
With quadruple expansion enEner which are 70 develop
ten horse power and drive twin screws Gas gen
sratsh FROM mixture Of oils Is to be tho motive power
iii. is forced into the boiler by pumping i from tank
Is As YET DO kept secret until has been proved be-
yond a doubt that the boat will he sSuccess
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The Country Club Tennis Match.

Tho winner OF tho Country Club tournament at West
chester ia not yet decided Yesterdays match resulted
in RruenE contest as was expected. between Knapp
and Huntington Almost every game resulted in t,.uce
and vantage several times aud prolonged tho utcb
which being the nna was best three out OF nve sets
that the last set was postponed until this afternoon
Knapp took the first two sets BY score OF 81 Ga
Then Huntington struck pace and won the next
sets by O score OF Ga b-L IL then too dark to
continue and the last set was postponed thus leaving
IL tie between X 7. Huntington and W. H. Knapp II
ia hoped that tho winner Of second place will also be
settled to-day The excitement at the Country Club
over the Knapp Huntington match 10 intense.
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hltsstreksr Brennan BAkely C7, Common t7) whitney
ll ODAy. Stolen bAso-Sutlife. Double play stTioker,
Delehanty, and LRrhin. Cmpres-kniEht and Jones'
Tlms-l;50 AtendRnCo-Slu
BROOKLYN tr. L.l. Il PITTSBURGH tP. L), 2.
Weak batting and tho poorest kind OF foldlnR
account for the defeat Of the Pittsburgh team
at the hands OF the Brooklyn Club on the East
ern Park grounds YESTERDAY. Van Haltren
made his appearance In the pitchers box after
an absence OF about two weeks. and, Judging
from the way he moved down the visitors, the
rest must have done him good. Five hits 10 al!
the Pittsburgh bRtters managed to get, ana oil
this number two were made In the ninth In
ming. Toner tried to play third base In the abb
sence Of Kuehne, but no made sorrowful OK
hIbition In fumbling easy Crounders. CARROTS
work, although he had plenty Of II behind the
INDUCED in loose work This kind OF playing
behind a pitcher has bad effect on him, but
Staley never weakened. He pitched q good
might have been closer. The Brooklyns out
played their opponents at every POINT; they
batted timely fielded beautifully, and ran the
bRaaa with immunity The scoro.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-16
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Tho Attendance Yesterday.
Games To-day.

RATIONAL LEAGUE
New York VI Cincinnati, at the Polo groundh
BROOKLYN Chicago at Washington Park
Philadelphia Va Pittsburgh. at Philadelphia,
Boston VS. Cleveland. at Boston.
LEAGUE.
New York VS.. Cleveland at Brotherhood Park.
Brooklyn Pittsburgh. at Eastern Park
Boston s Buffalo. at Boston
PhilRlel phia va. chicago. at Philadelphia
ANFPiCAN ASSOCIATION
st Louis vs.. Athletics AZ St. Louis
Coumbna VS. Brook yn, at tolnmhuG
Louisville ". Syracuse at Louisville.
Toledo VS.. Rochester. at Toledo.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
Jersey City Wilmington. at Oakland Park
Worcester va Newark, at Worcester.
New IIavenYs. Baltimore, At New Haven.
Hartford vs. Washington, at Hartford.
OTHiR CAMPS.
Dhrville VS. Cuban Giants at Danvle.
IIrsS vs. CitiY,H at RidgewoOd
Staten Island Athletics VS. Sfasen Island Crickets at
Livingston
wood.
berkeley A. C. VS.. New Jersey A. G. at Bertely Oval
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oymIhauu Faces at Oyster Bay.

4 continuation OF tho rolIicking pony Long
Island under tho auspices OF The Oyster Bay Polo Tea
mis- Club will take place At Oyster Ray on Saturday
afternoon July 20 The events will include dressing
race manikin poo hall and bucket RAGS cigar and
umbrella race egg and spoon aud polo bal and
malIet race Trains WIN leave Long Island tity for
oyster Ray at and II A. N The races viii be run
uii Ter the rules OF the American roGy Association.
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Tho American Canoe A.Soc,anon.

MoSrRYIL One. July u Tho annual meeting Of the
northern division OF the American Canoe Association
will be held from Iuy % to Aug at the Lake OF Two
Mountains An extensive programme has been ar
ranged for the occasion including nfieen sventA Six
teen cIuhs comprising 800 members will participate
AID every gTTHug ement will DO made for comfortable
camping
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Now York n,c,sls Clun,. Races.

has been decided ~ the committee in charge OF the
New York Bicycle Clubs races that their postponed
events will run On saturday july 20 at the North
End Driving Park whio Plans Chairman W. &. Hey
decker Will receive Entries until Saturday next Trains
for tho meeting viii leave tho Grand central Depot on
luIy 90 NJ o. ~ aud ~ T. VI Al entries should
be sent 10 q lIeydsrker ~ East Fourteenth street
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Other Games.

RrpGRwOoD.
Tho Tfrrs Base Ball Club defeated yesterday at
Rdgew ood Park hv the nine from the H>rGid composing
room after a very exciting contest When tho rm>S
had bases tho excellent pitching OF LouHhn Of
the Id prevented them from scoring No less than
fifteen Times struck out while seven HrrGid men
fell victims to Oppershausrr's curves The game
notable ono inasmuch the IfmrS IL now out OF Ist
place for tho first tme since its organization The
Time. .........................O q O.
Herald o = u ! Ill
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Trenton. ......................3 o o / o l. o
Al Middletown-Asylums Of Mddletown, IS; Eackon.
sack, ].
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The National League
THE RECORD

sew YORK IN. I.l. 7; CINCINNATI IN. IL, g.
The FOG persons who saw yesterdays, Rame
nj inc Polo grounds mac 10 IN ono uf the happi-
est crowds that could havo been found in this
Town, There was every reason for this Joyous-
meas II had been nearly dogs age since the
NV Yorks had played anything like real
game OF ball but suddenly they took brace
Swi gave as ilne an exhibition OF the great ma
tionai game as the most critical Of cranks
could ask for. Their fielding was right W TO
liza mark md their batting as well. 1t Is
cough TO say they hnye done nothing like It
before this season II they can keep II ur there
vii ia no question about their being able TO
mako things hum from now out
II clch pitched beautiful game OF bail. In
ev.rv inninK but two the Cine innats had men
on bases. ana in the sixth inning they had the
bases filed, but Weloh's curves were too much
the most prominent Of whieh was GlasscS SKI
WIN two men on bases Buckley's catching
was perfect It could net hGys been letter lett aas He
nanny had a little hard luck but he went after
everything. which is the way to play ball. His
one handel pickup could not have been bent
ltn