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p.srls,. Athletic Crnh Games.

The first annual games and picnic OF tho Peerless
Athletic club was held at Atlantic Park. Woodhaven.
Yesterday About 200 SPECTATORS enjoyed the sports;
the rst second and third competitors in each event
received piece 0. siverware as prize OF the prize
winners youth who evidently Is not ono Of the 400 "
upon the receipt OF champagne cooler from tho judge
that awarded the trophies remarked Holy Mike. how
much sugar will it take MI that bowl He thought
the cooler WAS sugar bowl
The results follow
Potato Rnce-Tsn potatoes. each two yards apart;
O'Mahoney. with Peter kembie second and John +.
kennedy third Tine s'NH fan NV ,,o,r K.rr.ax
with Robert G. Watson second and John E, DamsIy
One. mile Run-Won by August nroge (scratcD. with
Arthur Wagner tltteen yards second and Edward [.
Kennedy twenty hvc yardRl third Time, III
Quarter mile Tat mems Race-All competitors weigh
ing 200 pounds or over Won by Henry e. LyonA with
Peter OMAhoney second and John u. Gardiner third.
Tug OF War-The blues beat the Reds and Whites by
~ and IN inches respectively after lively and close
ons,quarter Mile Old Mems Race open to those 90
wears or over-MO on by John Parsons with Peter car
molly second anu Richard Melville third. Time, min
Haf Mic Hurdle Race Won by John Kennedy
Ccratch with James Reynolds Is yRrds) second. aud
John K. Roberts go yards third. Time minutes 3l!A
one Ilundre Yards DAsh-Won by John Parsons g
YARDS with james RaynentinR u YARDS second, and
John Martin scratch hrd Time. i2.9 seconds.
Club scratch, with John Martin, Peerless A. q: ga
yards second, and John Rogers star A. 9. tscrAtcD.
third, Time minutes an seconds
Obstacle Race-Won by Harry Floyd United A, G.,
Mem. Peerless A. c. third. Time. minutes ~
ErrO
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Base Bail Notes.

EN- Newark N IA Is right.
MDF. Albany-Certainy not Tho man next 10
the one left on second goes TO tho bat frst
Base Ball Crank, BrattIeboro Nt-No. Write to
spaldng BrotherA 2H Broadway. New York city.
CINcISSATr June 26.-Bily Earle has accepted Taco
ma terms tho North Pacific League The Cleveland
brotherhood team Is after him aud he IL on the fence
for Tacoma has not sent on ticket as teegrAphed
Newark on July Fan. and would ike to arrange
with any class club for the morning game Address
II. X, Curtis. ~ Murray street
RSunday tho Greenpoint Athletics VIII play the otlgna
Acmes This promises to be great game as tho Acms+
are only club that have defeated the hroenpont
Athletics on their homo grounds
The Oxford GrAvs would he pleased TO hear from
amateur mines for games Tor July ana August. won,d
also like to hear from amateur club: ont Of town and
uniformed. for July :; Address T. W. IfaEiA ioe%
Putnam avenue brooklyn
REp BANK, June 26.-Th.re was hotly contested
bal here RED s,k SSSsn c I'll u e n. OF h os
rors many but evenly divided and the score was
always close. The ked Bank nine won in tho last
inning by IL tol7.
CoLuMBuS June 26-Elton ChAmherlin and President
Wonder Aho nXed no their differences BY wire 10 day
and tho former has agreed to terms and VIII sEn col
game with the syracuse stars on Saturday. columbus
%dnsr. fSston and for it ts the intsnion to carry
tho rst four and release the last two The Columbus
management 10 now out for tho pennAnt.
ton before many days and one OF the clubs may be
transferred to another city II vel snown that thS
the asutocEsoders have about tired putting up
losing venture harrisburg wants 10 D. represented 10
decided upon At that time Harrisburg t!ls out
CIV ss As sb2t city was on the direct ns rom
to Washington. Tho attendance a. games In arrihourE
is as Sts@ M ssus ana
Pie are RcEoanE With tne Jersey ciy GIsSt"rs 70.
msds nSovided tho IisrfsbufE parties arc willing 10
pay enough money for the franchise
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The Orange Tennis Tournament.

Tho Orange Lawn Tennis Clubs open tourney wal
continued yesterday, and In three events the nnA
rounds were reached Tho play Of tho afternoon was
started with the mixed doubles and tho first match
played resulted IN ayctory for tho New York Tennis
Clubs crack pair, Il. Il. Perkins and Miss Cahill In
the first round tho latter team again victorious
this time defeating +. T Miles aud Miss Campbell Fol
lowing tho scores
johnson, S-H g.; & T. Lee beat A. q. Wheeler. Go
- o " Gambler beat tol1ate, Jro O-J, no; s.
NJ Colgate heat j. +, Hobart by default
Third sound Wright Leaf Ice. -. Go Gambler
beat i'Olga'e hy default
Ladies' Singies-F,rst Round Mira Morgan beat Miss
Hitch so; Mrs Calm beat Miss Colby, GI 81.
Mixed Doubles Pre- miuAry Round n r. Perkins
and Miss CahilI beat r. NJ. MiIes and Miss A. Wander.
EIeft 90. -.
Fret Rnund.-R II Perkins and Miss CahEl beat F T
Niles and Miss CAmphSii, 90 al, : NJ Colgate and
Miss Cnbv beat { + Watson and Mrs MOrRau,S-Il ca
Double First Round - MOZART and Y. $. Hall beat
G. l. Lee and 4 u, Wheeler o. 80.
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BENNY MURPHY KNOCKED OUT,
And Tommy Kelly OF Harlem Wine the
l65.pound Championship.

And Tommy Kelly OF Harlem Wine tho
l65.pound Championship.
Tho long looked forward to fight between
Tommy Kelly OF Harlem and Benny Murphy of
England for n $500 purse. n private wager and
the l05- pound bantam weight championship OF
the word took place last night The battle was
fought in the reception room OF sporting re-
sot at Centreport. L. l.. and was witnessed by
about 200 men OF sporting proclvities.
clad in hesh-colored tights, and although his
face had its usual pallor. his muscles stood out
in such n manner as to convince those VINO
saw tho Spider that he was in tho best posi- bic
condition. When Murphy entered the ring:
clad in white tights. his flesh was so smooth and
soft looking as To excite comment. Although
tho men tipped the beam within few ounces
in size Kelly certainly is taller; and he also
looked heavier Jack McAulife and Jack
Quinn looked after Keliy's interest and sup
piled his wants between tho acts. While Murphy
was seconded by Prot. George Nixon, and
Sc0tty Cox. Dominick McCafIrey was selected
for referee The time keepers we're jimmy
Wakey for Kelly and Bob Turnbull for
In the third round Kelly sailed into the
flGxen- haired Saxon with Vengeance. and
fought him all over tho ring. Although
groggy aud ovcrmatched from the start, Muir
ply proved himself to DO thoroughly game.
He was knocked down no fewer than three
times. but by severe "Nertion managed TO get
I'M without assistance each time. The fourth
knock down was too much for him. however.
and the plucky little fellow was counted out.
Tho time Of tho last round was two minutes
and EN- seconds. Considerable money hanged
hands on the result at odds OF 2 to | on Kelly.
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LoNpov June 10 This was the third and last day of
the Newcastle and Iligh Gosforth Park summer meet
INK The principal event the race for tho SeatOn
Dcaval rlate for twoyrar Odds five furlonga straight
The rice won by Lowther's chestnut colt Clca.
tor Chsrnert out OF Iemate by three quarters OF
. lrugtA. with NJ. D. PcRrocks hay My Lady Of she
Manor by TrrtEs ont OF lnpstti second neck before
j. Lowlh"r,s chestnut hWyuod Flake by kstrrhng,
ont " Cigarette INTRO,
Al the stocktrtg1 meeting the raco for tho Hurst
bourne stakes was run to-day. for two yoar old
furlnUGS W. Rrndrick Il0Ce'E hay nlv GprrIn uy
rsrArrh, Cut 81 berry, won by four lsuVhS t'oi.
North hay colt sir ~ frederick Roberts BY Wisdom ont
oCLm"rton's bay cot Anakim, by SNUrd Dance uuL
OF Annette third
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Neva from the Horse world.

Immediately after Sunol had trotted Q
quarter Mt Terre Hautc In 81 ID seconds last
week. two, OF tho prominent .h0rsemen Of tho
place exchanged opinions, Wat until che
trot more than one quarter fast" II agree
with you. AXtell can beat her race. He
performance was not long in reaching Doble.
,,'she is lightning" he said but we shall
have 70 take her measure in race; VIII
Marvin was aaproached he replied. "Sunol
will not dodge any iOur-year- old in the coun-
try" The indications are that should the two
great four year Odds come together, more peo.
Die will shout for AXtell than Tor SunoL-IurI
HeLi, nnd knrnl.
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Other Games.
Tho Attendance Yesterday.
Cameo To-day.

Games To-day.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati Va New York at Cincinnati
Chicago ys Brooklyn. at Chicago.
pittsburRh boston. at PHtsourRh.
Cleveland va PhilAdelphi at Cleveland
PLAYERS LkIGuH.
Pittsburgh Va New York. at Pittsburgh
Cleveland va Brooklyn. at Cleveland
Chicago Va Boston. at Chicago.
Buffalo Va Philadelphia, at Buffalo
AnERiCAS AssociArioL
st. Louis VS. Louisville. at St Louis
Toledo va Columbus at Toledo.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
Jerpey City w. wilmington. at Wilmington.
Newark va Hartford at Newark.
baltimore VI Worcester. at Baltimore
Washington va New Haven, at Washington
A A. u. Base Ball Chaupionship.
Standing of the clubs In tho Amateur Athletic Unions
base bail sham pionship up TO Thursday, June IS:
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TO lead tho fold home In the opening dash OF
one mile, Conrad and Repent are fair eelec-
lions in tho big field Of youngsters named for
the scamper on the Futurity course. Monroe
and Padishah may win the llonors in the han
dicap ut mile and on eighth Little Jim and
BarrIster will be apt to share the purse at a
mile and a quarter, Pratber and Her High
ness may he look ed for at the front in the mile
and three elRlths. and Maidstone and Admiral
will be ant to pilot the field home In the Spring
Stakes on the turf track.
Firs; Race Sr en nstALrs Of FoS each with 81 900
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BASE BALL EVERYWHERE.
OUR CLUBS NOT DOING so WE'LL IN
THE WEST.

The New ork (P. L. Club Gets the Only
Victory Credited To Us TesterdHy-The
Attendance Somewhat Better All ATOund
How tho Other Games Resulted-Ree.
ord. OF the Clubs, and other Gossip.
yostordav,a championship games In the four
leading associations resulted as follows:
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati, 8; New York, 8.
Chicago Ii; BROOKLYN, 2.
Boston. 6 Pittsburgh, O..
Philadelphia, q; Cleveland, 4.
THE PLAYERS LEAGUE.
Nav York, 10; Pittsburgh 9.
Cleveland. 7: Brooklyn. 2.
Chicago. 10: Boston, o. ,o
Philadelphia 80; Bunalo, IL
THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Syracuse, 4: Brooklyn, 3.
Athletic, Q; Rochester. 2
St. Louis, 8; Louisville. o, =
Columbus. 8; Toledo 0.
THE ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
.Jsrsey City, IT; Washington. 16.
Newark, 6; Worcester, b.
New Haven. o; Wilmington, D,
Baltimore. IA: Hartford, z.
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The Players League.

NEW YORK IF. II. 10: PITTsDUEGH IP. IL, Q.
PITTSBURGH. Juno 26.-The PLAYERS League
In fact, no worse could have been had If it had
been ordered ahead Ct time. Robinson az last
cony inced Manager llanlon that he was unit
He filed the position well, but his ub.
sence from lett tleld virtually lost the game,
Maui allowing everything to 20 by. He did
try TO get n couple OF balls. but 1t was no go.
and he gave 1t IN and waited for the ball TO
STOP rolling. md then no went after II. some
returned with tho 81 ocd OF n messenger boy
bringing the announcement OF the death OF
your mOther-in law" Toner pitched n good
game. and II ne had had the proper support
would have won It The score:
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Power First base on errors-Baltimorc, a. Hartford.
BASES on Baltimore, q na5itoTs 2 aeft on
man Somner ~ stAllinR Struck out-By German,
2. by Lyston, q nounlo plays1,Maek snn P2wsr.
send /; StallinE. 2 Wild ptoh-Lyston stolen
Observation-Disclosures, 81 Hartford, q Time-TWo hours.
UmpIre-DAniets. AttendAnce-SO
EEwARK, .; voRcEsrEH,
NEWARK. June 20.-The NowArks had their eye on the
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A1HLkrlc, o, ROCHESTER,
PHiLApElrHrA June 2s-The Athletics won with ease

Harmed runs-AthIetic, 5; Rochester l.. Twobase
hits-J, o Brien, q. shafer Robinson McKeouQh.
Homo CaihaS ROBIN
Stolen-Greenwood Double plays-K appel T. shhter
aud OBrien, Phillips greenwood and q Brien Calf
han, o'Bren and Mcclure Left on bases.Athletc;, 81
Eeough ii. Lyons. McCuire. 7 o Brien e. Calihan.
FIRST base errors-Athletic, - Rochester First
base on balIs-Welch Purcell, Burke, ,irfin wild
pItches-CaihhAn (2). Time-One hour 81 minutes. I'm
plre-Steve TooO- Attendance-3,547.
COLUMBUS 3; TOLEDO, o.
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Earned runs-NewArk. 8; Worcester, l. Two bnsc hits
-CHida Jones CRmp,on, statE. Three base hit-fo d.
sncrnce hitH-Manse. Campion Culw orth stolen bases
bAls-NewArk, .; Worcester, e. Left on bages-Newatk
10; Worcester. H. Haze on errors-Newark, y Wotces
ter . struck out-NowArk 5; WorcsEler 3 lit by
wstniitt, Cudworth and Meisterj GulnaSso and Cam.
pion VIVA pltches-NilIer, q stafford l. Tme-i:5o.
Cmpire-CorcorAn. Attendanco-tm
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Fairies for To-Day's Kaces.

For an of dav, with only one stake event on
the programme ana that on the grass, the six
races OF tho Coney Island Jockey Club have
filled with excellent material for 1rst-clAss
sport. LonRstrset and 6tridsSWRy are likely
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RedGced Kate Tickets 10 ~. PRHI, AIHb.
via PennaYINnMIA KAIIrOad.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company announces that
excursion iiCkstS III be sold To 81 Paul MINI on July
! = anI good fuT return until July "a, at rate Of
70 So Tickets can he purchased Al Pennsylvania all
road ticket oriceS 49, ~ and 90 BIoadwaS. AGtor
House CUrtAndt ami nsBbro'ses sta ferries Brooklyn
and AZ Jersey CITY ttRIIOu.-Ada
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RACINE RUNS A MILE IN 1:f1.
Palestine Beats n BIG Field for the Ken.
wood Stakes.


c , % va r s'"A.'.
at WASHINGTON Park this afternoon eve Of the
Oct ohoinos IonJIro thojr raids snfal. hon,o
Outside of their true runnins. Raeine's d,but
west of tho Rockies palestinos hollow victory
in the KenwoOd stakes, and r. winams's good
riding wero tho features OF u decidedly good
DAVIS snort,
The weather and attendance were alike
good. while the track was fast. Last night.
a,'cT forming Inc aeaualhtanee Oh y, woman oman
W. l.. Lever. cashier Tor Georgo w. Ware
the well-known Cincinnati bookmaker was
ie.1e,eu u si'ooo As NO was mon ~,
Gated Level iears he cannot identity the
i",lnE ooenoi wiz d p"ree Iol "I. akee' AZ ohe
mile. IN ms mere wore h'he starters. h"clne
crack three-yoar,olI won in a canter bya
length from that consistent performer Cecil
b. Eight lengths awav came X. The time. Al.
is very fast but to ali Appearances the winner
The second race. n handicap sweepstakes
for three year-olds and upward. at nine fur.
longs. worth to the winner $685.. had a good
fnvoritc. but the weight and pace anchored
MIN. ana ne was never dhhGet9ns iiophecy
Wary Who beat Lewis Clark two lengths Tor
the place. Time 100. -,c.,,
n vaor.nid colts Mt i've furl"nps wnr,h 70
the winner s2,9l0. followed and Tho following
went 70 ne posi- iHuEnter. ~ r reemnn, san
| paia.tIne. liz III. II illamsI. Hich Tariff ia
! lOverton Glen Rush. ll3 Britton): Foerun-
ner ~ Ai Ale, :Ma,iohh.l - Sian 1 ON Mac.
.a6rratown Isl 'IjoiIiSl: tiIan Rnne ~
! IBnrbas' Palestine and iienrgctowE we're
ANAL tavorites ami whiin the Iatier was never
ernnnont tE former NOR. Than held mn his
an Nv mntinr nil t6n runninr unI then VIM
,,ino IN n ""mfnon can err by tEree lengths from
| Wimiintr"v. Who bent Hirh Tariff tvs ienrths
inr tIare' hNno, Sllan Bone who was 6nre
co. ,n'nIstov tnocEei ON his siride wns SnoG
,nrth yhiIa tbn S,hors fimishod M long mar
vas, with Glen Rush last. Time, ;Oi =, Very
fo.t Il he winner 4, n son of roWhatan and
tina tn,Irth race hnndicnn sveeps,okes for
tbraa. venr.nltlS At Ono mile had i've stnrtcrs
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CRICKET.
Rsrkelex A. c. VS.. staten leland.

The Berkeley A. C. played Staten Island yesterday at
the Oval Morris Dock, and defeated tho Islanders by ~
runs Tho play OF II. McNutt In both departments of
the game was the principal Of this lie played
nne innings for Al and obtained hve wickets for ~
runs Some Of tbs Islanders reached iohbleS hut r.
smith and \. II Barton made bold attempts TO get
there, this former especially playing particularly pa
tient innings " II Thompson BOWED wei! for staten
Island took wicGets for ~ runs In Tho rec
ond innings .. FOLEY played III hne form The score
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headed In the game. and never rot into pace
that looked tho loas: bit saunlly. The score:

Earned runs cleveland. = TwO.oase hits-Drown.
ing. Barkin. Three base bt-Rahford. Sacrifice hits
l.Rrkn. Ward, Cook. stolen bases-Delehanty seery
struck outI,By ,Grubsr' :! hy, Murphy z, ny by
Ward BAUER. and Cook Passed ball Kinslow. I'm.
pires-MAtthews and Leach. Tmo-i46 Attendance
-7O.
PHILADELPHIA n. IL 30 BUFFALO, n. ~ IL.
RuTTGto juno 26-Todaya Buffalo Philadelphia
PLAYERS League game was pnenomnal in run getting,
and lady" baldwin Buffalo, pitcher. hit Tor forty
bases Altogether. The score
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Companies A and II OF tho seventh ReEI'
meat at CreedmOOT.

A detachment of Companies A and b. Seventh Reg
ment \. q" (" n Y. went to Cresdmoor Yesterday for
practice, Lieut. cot Smith being IN command, Fifty
three nsniuriH ct Company A and seVentN'threS OF
COMPANY u Uualihsd as mArksnsn Dnt none made The
necrNAry AZ points ~ the ii'J aud UDyATd targets 10
qualify as bhRrPShOoleTA
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PHILADELPHIA n. ~.

Earned runs-Budalo s: Philadelphia 4 Two base
hits kaney Rowe White CIV BALDWIN Grifn, shndle.
MillRan Sanders Cross. Three.base hit-FarrAr Homo
runs shindlo Pickett Stolen Gases- tirhn; Picket
Wood. MliHan. Sacrifice hits-Rainey, White grimm
Cross to). farrar. Wood Bases on ba.ls-By Baldwin.
3; by Sanders Il. Struck out-By baldwin . Left on
baues-BufialO ~ PhiIAd elpma Double plnys-Clark,
White and Clark; Pickett and tarrar M by pitched
2:25. umpires-ferGuson and liolbert AtendAnce-7eL
CHICAGO (r. L.. 10; BOSTON ~ ~ G.
CHICAGO June 26-In the seventh inning Pfehcr
elubed home run, driving man In ahead OF him.
The
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The Atlantic Association.
y City beat Washington
wAsHINGIoS. June
To-Day. The score:
JRRsEY CITY.
WASHINGTON
-
Totals. III y ~ II

Washington ................."2 ! lie
jsrscy City .,....... mood . U o o . 5-i7
Earrs, runs-Wssh!ngt9n. :; Jersey H C!ty; . Two
bass nits-Fifzgorald, Jordan, Van AStine Double
piaS-Roussy and Brady; first base on balls bSder,
Gsrwood,, MI ~ ~ ni!ensTMBadsr Fret base on
WaShington d: Jersey CITY. 9 struck out-By nfsr.
wood l. BY Fitzgerald T. Time, 2'le LmpHe-kelly.
Attendance, 5JI
slw nLvFS, o: wlLNINCTON, g.
,,,,,a loxt again IN day
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c,sc1xNAr1 IN. 1., 8; NEW YORK IN. LIZ, 8.
C1Nc1NsAr1. Juno 90" Fire Alarm Tony
lad the Reds to victory this afternoon in one OF
the most exciting games Of the year. 1t was
contest full Of sensations. There we're stops,
catches, and throws of the lurld order and
avery one OF tho 1903 spectators in ATTENDANCE
had sore throats when it ended when rao sir
fng cnmmission all the season, walked into
R Scx his FS n, P ts1 TWO he balls Mas we're RE
Ser,t.s and The third was lifted high
s foul into anu the air by Herman; which
Got away from Harrington. The null vas Ia,
riaht II landed on the top tier Of the circus
seats Little Nc" vauled over them them IKE hseD an
ne haii reached the infeld. Everybody eyed
Huse the wak 6s Ga mons
MManad the fans we're OF tho opinion that the
Cincnnatis phenom was good enough Tor
them The score
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The free for all. which was down for. the last
day; is otl. an eXhibltionp, race, two IN three
Wilkes. taking Its place. The 1928 pace and
$50 trotting class complete the regular pro.
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Twobaso hlts-LaroQuo McGarr. Sacrifice hits-La
rogue Decker BownaI sullivan, Brodie stolen bases
Sunday and Laroque;, Long and McGarr Bases on
man 8; BY Ciarkson l.: Hit BY pitched ball-Iucker
Passed ball Bennett Wild gitches-BovmAn I'm
kandRnca-lt9
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FHILADELPHiA @. =, 3; cLEVKL1ND q. II Z
CLEVELAND, June 26.-The Philadelphia u. L) team


Earned Ja1ee Pase HishAysr S
nSE Thompson Clements. Stolen pases-Ardner. liam.
fton. Burke Myers, Clements Bases on bai!s-By
TSdaworth T. Struck out-By WAdswOrth l. by
Smith s. Hit by pitcher-Myers, Wild pitches-wAds.
worth, 2 Tims-l:So tmpre-Po"erA Attendance
BOSTON IL. L. g. PITTSBURGH IL. LIZ o.
PIrrsnuRoH Pa. juno 28.-The Pittsburgh National
League Club did not figure a factor In the contest at
Recraation Park. Tho score:
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INV HAVEN, Vt WILMINGTON, 0,
UIluxcrOS June - Wilmington lost again 10 day
,oS he

Earned runs-New llay,n ,Two.base hits-Lynch.
CaiTI Three. haSe htt-SClenocA. stolen bases VII
minston i New nnyen, hGmbe playshnGHlaGt
minRton 7, New Haven 4. Struck ont-N iminRnn q;
New Haven. FAsSed balls-iohoTa, = Wild fitch
Gal,iland Time-l;3l tmpre-Naientne. Atten
BALTIMORE IA HARTFORD,
R.rtvoRr June ~ The Rh!tinOres won their third
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NM York :..........i o o-a
Runs earned-Cincinnati 5: New York. 2 Tw9,ease
hifHp.nnv Three base hits-Beard, knight Home
rIn-Tsrnan stolen pases.NiSoi MuiiAne Holhi 6
bases on bas-Mcrheo. Nicoi, harrington Mnliane,
CLARKE Denny GIassGock struck out-ke,enan; hmxht
Dou6e pays-GlSsseock and liorninE e.; Howe and ana
lIorninE Sacrifice hs-Reiily. Rusie. buckley. Bur
tett Passed balls-HarrnRtol, ,: buckley. !. Zine
100 umrire-McQuade Attendance-i,ooa
CHICAGO Is. L., IL; BROOKLYN IN L.. 8.
CHICAGO, June 26.-Those Brooklyn base
bali players are just simply STRAWBERRIES and
ise csam for CAPT Arson and hif 6o iam th|:
afternoon and he chewed them up with the
same apparent relish that Wel-6 ,Ssdo b 81
XII TO the old man all afternoon, and when he
had devoured the whole lot his chest swelled
out with ust pride. 1t was ladies' day out
ri tho League grounds. but It was SO hot that
not great many Of the gentle cranks availed
themselves Of the privileges U Ses el no6 hal. 70
and IL was Just the kind OF weather old
"Anse" likes to be out In. The score:
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CLEVELAND. June 2G.-Ward men tried hard
70 come un and look smiling in to-day's gang,
them could lind the Key 10 Grulor's pitching,
and their hits we're Ike hens teeth, few and
Jar between. Then too. Andrews and Nc
on bases, and that gave { eyelund runs that
the local men wore not entitled 10. Ward and
brooklyns that could hit a little hit Ward
raped out two nice liners, and McGeachy =
hlts were both clean. Cleveland was never
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STRACCsT, z; BROOKLYN, j
SYRlcrsK June 26.-Tho BrooklynS' hard luck fol-
Tha

hit-Childs Stolen baGcs-Chils I o Rourke a. Ely,
Simon Double pays-GerhArdt and O'Brien Nelson,
Gerh rdt and o'Hren First base on balls-Proesser.
T. q Rourke, McLNughlin, Gerhardt iltt by pitcher
Toy. Passed bal-Toy. Umpire-Doescher. Time
lj5. Attendance-lOl5.
ST. LOUIS 3; LoUIsvrbLR o.
sr LOUIS June 2e.-The Browns put UP an odtimo
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Secretary j. q. X. Lawrence OF the Coney Island
Jockey Club announces the following weights for tho
Enickorbocker Handicap mile ard three eighths
to be run Mt Shenpyhead BAY tomorrow:
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TOLEDO, June 2a-To days game was another victor!
for Columbus The score:

Columbus ..........,,...........S U -
Earned runa-Columbus z Two.base hit-Tebrau.
Three hts--Sneed Reilly. Stolen bases-Werdrn.
scheibeck ~ CrookA bases on 6n!ls-on lisaIy, !;
OF Gastright struck out-By IleAy, q BY GastriRht
q Time-2 hours. umpre-Bob EmSlie. Attendance