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TO DISCUSS P1ArERSLnAaUE MA TIERS
Many Rumors OF Things That May Happen
ut philadelphia To-day.

To-day at Philadelphia tho Central Board OF Directors
Of the Players League Will hold special meeting 1t
Is termed business meeting, and of which
will be held different cities throughout tho SEASON.
That is what Players League mAgnate told re-
porter yesterday. The impression IS, however. there
will DO music, and plenty OF IL at the gathering There
are several important matters for tho Board to
slider. 1t Is claimed that the Buffalo Club is
in distress. Tho Board wi! also want to know why
Buffalo Club transferred the scheduled games with
Boston July to Boston without the unanimous
OF the League and the question OF iIRtheds play
ing with the BOstOn Club without being released by
New York. lsStated that Boston viii make a strong
EFFORT have all the counted that Hatfield took
part ill., rut 1t is quite likely thar severa cuhs will
Piyss GI eyas SnS" d Vii ssnd fA q. Fams s
shali 10 thrown out tn gus'on {" ne mail attend
somesha. o. sgrrr..s wns erected yrserd1y by the
rqHT s L ee Inc m be SaT IN
phia toaay TIE ,aroP which It meant was that me
mltted TO iHcrml,erFlp in ne r.ycr.. League
ors o." Yesterday he ca"o o a fo@sd aud a' gave
the 10 10 AZ 'nsh 'Srr a lie |h Is III s ss s 3 as hs
very much disturbed Rs 10 the buse ball outlook
s5SaSs.o@s tass::'ssIss sSia .sssysS F;sl :%n I"
wat go ter Of one league %' put him down
M sr.% he IAN wan IHnGn smPh9s: "You can
Sffqs.E"ods. dgl think ever mad my eyes closed
a. ta H kt ha nc in insW ". .nos
Ss sh U S Of ne s %.,. . wG nsi .~Tsa
citation We never would have gone into the LsSRue
n% r Ss1 ns S 10 q Ga or tho tho
oil organization under These II RIGS
being tO, c0ucrrn the desire OF the CncIuna Club
ump INTO tho iirotherhood arc hate fasshoods They
are circulated with malicious intent 10 u!ure tho
EtAnun Of he club
Mr. stern wa asked what he thought regarding tho
placing % a Efntherunod club in Cincinnati next
81 n ell" he answered., man who Is the most
promiu- mt in Bf0ihcrho GOD CIRCLES "a couple
IL weeks ana red to have turn traitor When
he founu out that hn had struck "a" wrong man no
threatened TO IlArc club Gere | told this man
that 4 THO brotherhood wuud only along and NJ
IN new grounds fo' womb be ready to occupy Them
IN lsHI II would SAVE from getting new RrunDds
~ m lease runs out next year
MIR stern SAID that lie had contracts with four OF his
players for three years and he woud have contracts
with three more before this week ends for the
time IL the brotherhood wiling 10 pay the others
more salary than lie was giving them It could have
them.
- guess this viii put stop to the rumors that
beers ~ tho Cincinnati team have signed Bro herhood
contractS No tho Cincinnati Club will not mako any
mSnry this season and does not expect 10 until this
war Is over"
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CRICKET.


The great Northwestern team from Manitoba made
their hrst appearance in New York yesterday jour
neyed to Bergen Point to play the New jersey A. C.
TWAS O'Clock when Capt HitchinS. having won the
proted by his experience OF saturday sent C. e.
Turner and ". Birtwiste to tho wckos first. Turner
let up 4 catch oil humping ball and Nckes fell
rapidly. there being : down for 81. Guest and T G.
Clark then got together and looked Ike making good
stand, whom the latter WAS unfortunately thrown out
by Turner who was fielding substitute Guest played
good innings for 81 and r. q. Clarks Il tile ouly
otr er donhlr although J. Gi!l V. lltrhnG and G.
Elii- made good efforts TO get here The MHnitubAs
were rec men short, and borroWel W -. Wilkinson
and i L. Morgan MI two of th- vacancies ) Il.
frost to the wickets mist and dlEp gOuIf rn
Ii, style beng smi'NrN0 that OF uun Of the Irish
team which Nsito III ~ lie made - but tho
Of the team gave support, and mo innings closed
for 81 The
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Tho Coney Island Rod and Gun Club he'd q well at,
tended shoot at Woodlawn Park, Long Island yes,er.
day The weather WAS favorable and good scofs were
made II W. Mclaughlin Gid some very fine shooting,
killing - birds straight There ne tlc- fo- first
prye aud ~ III" shoot of Mclaughlin Killed E;rsNl
md won. j.. MunrJe ana ". BUHleu were tIrl Tor
SECOND prize and Ia the shoot Oh Muurue Killed s
straight and won
Regular shoot at Seven Live R,rds-J f. Lake 20
yards Z; Il, v. bIattmacher 20 Yards, y " Green
i2I YARDS II sullivan On yards -, T. r. MuUru- D.,
yaris ~ II. w Mclaughlin ~ yards :; j sch ieu.au
ca yards, 7; G b"Iefs.n t.H NGg!s. :, C. IAle -
I 5 w. Nor'hr,dE . - yn;isl j. oBr.en ~ yaris,
Bonden "a yarlsJ -, T. Dwyer q, yAriEN :. I'm ue
shoot OF for htst prils = T., Late %. H. " McLnugn.
lin, - D. schemau ~: g. Drtlcfssn. >. G. r .to l.
/. Lan2er, u NurihrIdge o.. Mason U, 2. Nv, rr y
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GREAT soU4H HAr REGAIrI.
Tho Evelyn Wins Mr.. ArnoITs SIlvoS
Mug.


The Great South Bay Yacht Clubs regatta.
for sloops owned and smiled in the Great South
Bay, was held Off ID. ID. Conover's dock, 1slip,
yesterday The clubs twenty mile triangular
course Was selected FOR the contest. The plan
OF handicarrInE tho yachts at the start with
the time allowance was adopted. According to
this method, the yacht in first wins the race.
All the yachts came to an anchorage on the
line five minutes before the start. with all sails
set. They all got Off in order according to their
lime hRndtcaIs. Tn ENeyn. owned 10y Josiah
Robbins, which was the third to cross the line.
soon overlook the Mistake pr 7. 6. 1almagel
and the Nathalie Dpr. {. j.. Lowc,. which had
preceded her She turned the first stak cboat
two minutes ahead OF the Mistake. The Evelyn
led on the homG-tretcL. with the Mistake sec
ond and the Berkeley tAldcn = Swan third.
The other boats were strung out behind. 1t
was close race nj the finish, the ivelyn turn
ing he last stuhcboat three minutes phead OF
the Mistake. The trophy was a solid silver
mug, presented by William Arnold OF the
schooner Yacht Sachem.
A regatta for cub prizes is 10 he sailed on
Aug. u. There will DO four classes two for
slooLs and two for catboats.
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Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York ~ Cleveland, at the Polo grounda
Brooklyn VI. Pittsburgh. al Washington Park
Boston va Cincinnati at Boston.
PhilAdeiIhiG vs. Chicago, nj Philadelphia
PLAYERS LEIGUk
New York Va Pittsburgh at brotherhood Park
Brooklyn va Cleveland al Eastern Park
Boston Va Chicago. a. Boston
PhilAdelphiE Vi. Buffalo AZ Philadelphia
AGIECAN ASSOCIATION
St Louis Va Athletics at st. Louis
Columbus vs. Brooklyn, at GO.umbuA
Louisville vs. Syracuse, at Louisville.
Toledo VA Rochester at Toledo.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
Jersey City Va Baltimore at Oakland Park.
Hartford Us. Newark. at Hartford
New HAvenYE Wilmington, at New Haven.
Worcester Va Washington, at Worcester.
OTHER GAMES.
SUS Va World at RdRewood
DAnville va Cuban Giants at DAnvillo.
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SHOOIIS9.
Tho Second Day of tho Saratoga Gun
Clubs Meeting

SARATOGA. July l6.-The second DAYS sport ot tho
Saratoga Gun Clubs meeting quite successful as
Yesterday tho opening day. Tho weather was intensely
hot, bui southwcstery breeze and the canvas avn
tngs that are 10 protect the shooters from the
suh, made tho shooting very pleasant The enIiro
programme with the exception of event ana lie
twu unfinished events Of Yesterday, were shu TODAY
The 1--we bird match that is 70 take place on Friday
morning between feHCock Of We,tneId and whitney
Fhef is creating considerable excitement and as mo
management has decided TO have e" 1--we hrI sweep
stake with $40 entry fee this day the ma Ority OF
q" rporsmen Will stay over 70 participate III IL All
the shooting at artificial targets governed by Aueri
Association rules and the birds are thrown under
the rapid firing system.
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The Players League

NEW YORK tP. L. 8: CLEVELAND Up. L.l5
>, Gruber was just the New York teams sizo at
brotherhood Park yesterday. II was about
The cleanest stretch OF batting that has been
Displayed on those grounds for some time.
Gore opened oXt with a rafting two Dagger on
%B Toed to the enss
for home run. O'RouIke still kent the good
work IN with two-baGEer 10 left and hlattery
Nl'A 'oaI OF nine. were made. This WAS an
tuSplcious beginning for the homo team.
,TheH hey added two additional, runs In The
Dagger o the riGht-neld fence, il hallthe ap-
ieaianco OF wHlknyer for the New Works.
~ Vie subsequent innings. however, Gruber
was much more effective, although In the
eighth inning three successive singles were
t I'M ,t al.eI two men were out Sonnors Dat
XhoMke. Richardson, and Shannon 0lso hit
AhA GsTolRndOr hard The latter not only
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BosroS, July IL The schooner yacht Alice, owrod BY
Mr. William l. Lockhnrt hAf been sod 10 Mr. c H. An.
drew OF tho Boston H'raid ieAce nee! trhooner
No feet all - feet u inches watrr n" 20 feet q
inches beam, fee met e. dTAuCh The Clter ,rr,-
TAI Owned ny Mr. Andrews ha- been suld ~ Dr n
NJ IerIegan OF ihLi CRY. and the steam launch NOle
J., ownsd 50 II. McuTA'y, Las been sod t. ". J..
Sh-Hdrn
NAsrrr XII july It The steam Yacht Fearless 2 II
Hastings owner rom Boston. bound tor Arw YORK,
wed % ii
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Tho employees Of the Brooklyn and New York Ferry
Company he'd th"ir annual picnic AZ EdseUoud Park
YESTERDAY afternoon cooling breeze made n e mark
very pleasant and tie anaiF was quite successful A
feature OF tho occasion Was Ia have been The t et
GAIneA but u" men OF Drawn, muscle AMI sEuI Ill ID u0I
show mp % comNrie And IN" game Were anruIlusu'
The two big dancing PLATFORM were We T. cd ne, pIta
TIE heat during no evening, and tho Young men ana
maideW ami Old men and InRirOus sptut tn. Tine nj
tn shrine VI TeTpsighore
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The National League


NEW YORK Is. L., 10; CINCINNATI IN. LIZ g.
Harrington OF the Cincinnatis had the hair
on his head shaved off before yesterdays
game and Foreman vowed after the game that
1, was that hair cut which Jonahed him. In
Mondays game he held the New YorkR down
10 hits. but one of which resulted in doing
good. Yesterday the New Yorks fell on TO him
with a vengeance, knocking the ball oil
around the lot. The features were a
double play in which Glasscock made a phe-
nomenal one-handed pickup. and Hornung's
completion OF It by saving Bassett a wild
throw. catches by Glasscock, Clarke. Buckley,
and Reilly: Bassett's quick handling OF q
ground hit In time to cut of run at the plato,
and Buckieys clever trick in attempting TO
steal second base 30 that Glasscock scored.
Buckley also reaching second. Henry accom-
rlIshed a feat that is seldom done. 1t was TO
tcCro rom second base on Harris's sacrifice.
Mel hee to Reilly. reaching the plate almost by
the time Reilly caught the ball. The score:
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LoSpoN, July l6-Thls was the second day OF tho New
market second July meeting The race for handicap
OF nve sovereiEns each with 1000 soversiRns added
for three odS ana upward mile four furonRs
and twentynve yards gfoysnty'nine subscribsrs was
won by Prince sOykOns ave yeRr-od bay horse sheen
by Hampton, out OF kadancy. MIR j. II lIOuldsHorthB
fouryeAr old hay colt Evergreen by Springfield OF
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ENTRIES FOR MONMOUTH TO-DAY
All the Crnck Two-year-oid FilIIes 60 Meet
in tho Lnarie Stakes.

All INC OTnck IWO-ychr-oId FIIIIep 60 Meet
in tho Lnnrie Stakes.
Tho Lassie Stakes and Stockton Stakes
should be good races ut Monmouth to-day. In
the former. Ambulance and Sallie McCelland
will meet all the other tip-top fllies OF the year.
Ambulance will have to be nj her best to give
Sallie race. Tournament ought to win the
Stockton Stakes and Banquet may be the rum
ner up, although Phoenix will be hard to beat.
Tipstaff and Volunteer may do to play in the
opening event, .Longstreet and Taviston may
do something In the fourth, and sam Wood
way win the fifth, with Penzance in the place.
Westchester and Walcott may do in the last.
year ODDS and upward, with 81 QUO added; three quar-
lar mil
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TAEFA, Pa, July 10 Tho two Philadelphia birds
Lady Washington und hcCuloch, owned by John Dig
gle. and sent TO fly Tor the record from this distance
were liberated IN THE clIy tins norninC At r, and
took their uUur.o uUTthwATd without a circle
The distance they have 10 IL about OUJ miles
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basss-Jsrssy City 9; wiminrton II. Threebsse hits
5Neaosken Turner. :, Twob1se hits,McGueten
Sullivan Stolen bAses-PitEgorald, Williams t2. sac.
rirce hitt-BrEdy, Dooey, Mcnsrmott Lynch. Double
playE-Brhdy RouqSey and DoUlsy. Struck out-Fitz.
gerald CooSan. nit by Iiteher-NeweL First base on
Kelly. Time-liIo AtendRnce-2oO.
WORCESTER. q: SEwARE,S
WORCESTER, July le.-Milier was wild and Ineffective.
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Minor LenEuen.


At ouinoy-Quncy s. Evansville. twelve tnninEs)
At Observation-Disclosures, u; lerre HRute, &
wEBTERS LEAGUE
At observation-disclosures @; Milwaukee
At hinneapoiiB-sOux City. g. Minneapolis l.
Al st PAul-DmRhA !, st Paul, o.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Canton, g.
AT McKeesport-McKeesporL 10: Mansfield 8
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ Akro1,3
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''hsn Baby was sick, VIC gave her castor'a,
When she was Child, she cried Tor [ astoria,
When she became Miss Hhe chung 70 CGStoria,
WhsA abe hSd ChlLdrSH. she gave tLsA oAEsSrtA
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Harmed runI-PhilAdelphA o. Two base hits-Rurke,
Sunday wilson Three base hit-Iiamilton. Home
MytrG Tlompsou ci.mentI Bases stoisI,"iiAmilton
Eurke, Thompson. Schriyer. Smith, sunday. Double
pay-Nillcr Neach and Miller. struck out-Schryer,
smlh LArOque, Osborn a. wilson BALeI 90, First
d. On Gfn sehriyeF hSt agSH smith sun
Mnd pitch Baker Passed ball Decker. Time-2hour
tmpIs-AcDeTmOtL AttendAnee-l.O9I.
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SNcCarthy ont for interfering with fielder.
1Lyons out, first base being occupied

Athotics.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 0 q = / o ia
Earned runsEst Lonis q; Athletics : Two,base hit
WEIGH. Double pays-T hhRfer and 'BTen Conroy
ami q Rrien. Bass bAIls-Of kHmsey, /. III by
pltcher-Fuller. struck Out-Hy Ramsey, 10, by Whit
new bases stolen.,NCCATth IilRgn' Camnau q
-EmSlie and Tony. AtttHdance-sJI
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rRILApELrHiA r. L. II; CHICAGO 'tr Lh Is.
PHrlLpFtr HIA, July la-The Chicago players secured
the aeria th ta Alta

eGriTn nit py phttou oAIL
c cssS:'pni.
Earned runs-PhilAdephiA Q: Chicago, S. Two.
Latham. Sacrifice hi.s-f oEsrty. Wood u, Cunning!
ham FArrAr. BOYLE, Ryan Farrell Latham. Barston.
Bases stoen-shindle, boyle Dnfy o., o'Nt o..
Double play-Dnfy aud ComiSkey. Left on bases-PhA-
dephiA l0 Chicago, T. struck ort-Duny. First base
on errors.PhiadephiA Chicago = Hit BY pitched
bAls-Grifin, Boyle, O'Seill Time-2ilo. Empires
Leach and Matthew Attendance-26o5.
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Earned runs-SyrAc1Ae, 3 ThreebAFe hlts-RRyno nd
Tim q Ronrko. Ekcrihce hitB-Ely, Tim ORourke
Tommsy Double plAy-iiamsurg and shinnol Passed
Base on balis-Or MeAkin. 2 on Casey. 3 Wild pitches
-MeAkin, = Impire-kerlnA Tme-Two hours At
tendanCe-72o
LOUIS 9; ATHLETICS, g.
ST LOWS July lG.-jim Whitney not on good
terms with himself at tho conclusion of to-day game
lca-an
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PenusyIvanIa KaIIroHd to Monmouth Park

Special trains leave New York from Etatons foot OF
CortlSndt and DeGbrosses streets every day AZ
IL 80 A. l3iUl and ~ 80 r NJ, on SAtuT.
days only All =. hITSIaTRinE Immediately after the
IApSL-1GA
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Earned rungIBrooklyn, First base on SAlls-ch
E 81 pst s4Uo Fl sueS
Chicago 7; Brooklyn J. Home runs1Fo Daily. Sac
Eimot Double plAy-Cooney. AnSon. and Kittrdge.
Passed halliday. umpire-Lynch Timo-l2I Az
tsndRno0-l, $40
CLEVELAND (H LIZ Q; BoSroH q LN s-rRsT GAHL
Bosrox July Ie-The Bostons and ClOvSlAnds played
two games today. one being postponed from May The
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EES osS.s.r
Earned runs-Toledo. 3; Rochester. 9 Twobase hits
TeboAu, Sage Three base hitS-Scheibeck Smith
Home runs-sSge Barr Douhle plAys-scheiheck and
CushmAn, 5; of smith S; of BArr 4. Struck out-By
CnshmRh u by smith, 4; by Barr L. Wild pitch
Smith Time-2:iO. umpires-Doescher and PeepleA
AttendAnce-25o
SYRACUSE, q; LOUISVILLE,
LOUISVILLE July l6.-ThrOugh Indifferent neld work
and poor base running Louisville lost today. TheBcore
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hits-Cudworth stafford C2j, McDsrmot Childs. Three
base htt-JohnSon Home run-LAmron. sacrnco
bert boon', Gun ta). struck ogt-Stotz. JAmes stat
Worcester, !: Newark First base hallE-Sps ,2l
Cudworth. James stafford uuiuasso Johnson sernd
Smith double ray-Stnit,i Nc permoL and Fields
Passed balls-ChildS 2 Umpire-MAhoney. Time
hourA Attendance-23L
nAyEN, Il hALTiNoRE l.
ETw Haven July l6-Tho home team had their eye
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Barned Euns-clsyelanA 2; Boston, a Home run
Sullivan Two base hts-Dowse. Ardner. Daley. Three
base h,t-sulliVAn; Sacrifice htS-Gilks DHvtA
smHisy. SeGArr Bennett stolen bSsesa 1 az
bAlI.By Be3tin 8; by CIarts0n: 3 First base on
errors-CleveAnd, J; Boston = Hit by pitched ball
Brodis Wld pitchot-Clarkson, 2. Struck out-Mo-
KeAn DoWle Bsatu, Bennett Clarkson. Double plays
--Ardner Mexican, and uowBe; BeAtn and Dowse;
Zimmer and Ardner; Tucker (unAssiStedJ: GARRISON,
Smith and Tucker Umpire-PoWerk Time-l. SO.
AttendAnce-aO23.
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Base Bali, Eastern Park. T.. NJ. To. day.
BROOKLYN vs. cleveland players League Ladies'
day Ladies tree TO grounds aud grand stGnd.-AdE.
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PttSSarS6 .,..........o o
Earned rpns-srootiyn. q Pittsbu.Gs !. Let. on
brooklyn, !; Pittsburgh, D. First base on bals-on
weyhnE. !; Oh HemnimE, OF Maui 2 struck out
by weighing 5; by hemming l, by Maui II Sacri.
Ace hits.sosry Cook, WeyhipG reiis Thrse.6aso
Seery, McGeachy Euehno. CoreOrAn. Two-hAse hits
McGeAchy a. kuehne pouhls pIHys-Andrews and
Hinslow Wild pitches-Weyhing, Hemminy. Maui (1).
Cmpires-FerEuson and Hobert Time-i 81. Attend
boston tr Ll 10; pryrAlo n. y. O.
BoSroH July le-Tho Bisons were AnnihilRted to-
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Arson decided to put him against the Brooklyn
National League Club. at Washington Park
again yesterday atteI noon, to repeat his sue
cessfui work OF the day previous. He did not
succeed quite as well, not that the homo team
founded him all over the lot, but they got In
score seven runs, OF which five were earned.
After that he reGsined his usual form. ard no
more runs were scored. The Chicagos faced
Iovett aud they were lucky in escaping shut
out. The latter had his usual easy style in
tooinG Ansons piayefs a tet ne ne nc
ming. It was nothing more. however than to
strike Arson out. Corkhlll took his place again
in the field. but he could not throw. The score:
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WHAT WILL THEY DO7
THE BLCRERS OF THE PLATERS'
LEAGUE WILL MEET T0-DLT.

LEAGUE WILL MEET TO-DAI.
Cincinnati VIII Not Junp the National
LeREue-Four OF Our Clubs Score Vic
tories In Yesterdays Coatests-Results
OF Other GRnes-News and Notes.
The championship games in the four big
associations yesterday resulted as follows:
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York. IA; Cincinnati, 8.
Brooklyn z; Chicago. 2.
First game Cleveland. q; Boston. 8.
Second game Boston. 8; Cleveland. 4
Philadelphia. 10; Pittsburgh, 8.
TIE PLAYERS LEAGUE
New York, 8; Cleveland. 8.
Brooklyn. Is; Pittsburgh. 8.
Boston, 10; Buffalo. 0.
Chicago. Is; PHILADELPHIA 7.
THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus. 8: Brooklyn, 2.
Rochester, 10: Toledo, 2.
Syracuse o: Louisville, 8.
St Louis, 0; Athletic 8.
THE ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Jersey City. II; Wilmington, 8.
Worcester. 9; Newark, g.
New Haven. I; Baltimore, /.
Washington, 4; Hartford. 8.
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Elrnrd runR-New York 8; UlnclnnltL . FlrSt
base on errnrs-New York. 3. Cincinnati l. Left on
6Isss~N.w York s; Cincinnati e. firtt base on balls.
a. Ru.ie. of Foreman 3. Struck out-BneSett
Heard Knight Mullare Foreman, Harrington Three
haze hts-ClArke Mcfhee; Reilly rwoease hits
Henry. BUCKLEY, MARI Mnllape Sacrifice hits-hor-
iunr Clarke Henry, Howe, Holiday 81 Knight Null
lev RuEie Mari % Double play Glaspcock and Iior-
ming Hit BY pitcher-Buckey Wild pitches-Ruse
(gL Passed 6alls-lI arlington !: Buckley g. Umpire
-NcMuAId Time-2 10. AtteI. Glnce-l29.
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Base Bail, washington Park, To-day.
Brooklyn W, PittsbuTgh, Game r. NJ Adm. coo.
Ladies free, 9th An IL" ana horse ears direct -AaG
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Earned TunB-Colum6uR TWobaHe hIt4-Reilly,
NcTlmAny, wheelock johnson, Toy. Three base hits
Crook" Daily Stolen 6SSSSTwhsSOel Crooks e..
Daily a. HIT By Bitcher35lohn:op. Struck out-By
Left on bAssB-Coumb9N 81 Brooklyn, Tms-l:5a
umpro-Curry. AttendAnce-5oQ
RocHEsTER TO- TOLEDO, g.
ToLzpo. July 10 RocheS made n monkey of cuIh.
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batted well. hit played an unusually neat
game ct second. The score.


Earned rSn.-Eey YORK 5; Cleveland, !; FIRST nsse
New York, II, Cleveland 4 Frat base on balls IN
J. Ewing a on Gruber, B Struck out-O,konrke.
Richardson j. Ewing IA Delehanty Lhrkin. RAdfoTi.
brennan 20 Home run-cennor. Three bass hit.
CUnnor. TwobaHs hlts--Buro OROurke acrtuoe htS
Ewing LRrkin, McAeer Stolen baIsb-Richardson( ~.
shannon en- Whitney. Double plAys-Strcket LATkin:
and Brennan; Delehhnty htricGer, and LArkin, Wild
Pitch-Gruber Passed balls Ewing. l. hutline, 4
umpires-Knight and Jones T1me-l:5& Attendance
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BosroN July lG.-Two good gave fne sport for
the $500 people who went to Mystic Park after.
In the 80 pacing Lexington Chief had it
practically his way and three straight heats
In the II class the three leaders did good work
and the first heats close Then Jesse Hanson
went in and took three straight and the race. sum
uaries:
The n.?5 class pAcing; nurse 500
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Base Bnn To-dnv, brotherhood Park.
ManLons 7 .ltsDurgIs vs. Now York. I. 7. -Alp.
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Bss1o., July ie-Tho BiSOns were Annihilatod ia
day. The sooroi

EArned runs-Boston. Home rnn-Nurphy. Two
base hitsStovey ~ Brouthers ca Murphy, Carney t2l
Three base hits-Brown quinn sAeS!ieo hiAIkely,
Hoy. Wise First base on bals-By kIroy. 2; by Cot:
ter First base errors-BOSton. ): buffalo. l. Hit
Irwin. Double plAy-keIy, Nash, and Murphy I'm.
pires-GAdney and Sheridan 1ime-loi. Attendance
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RAse Ball, New Polo Grounds, To-day.
League championship game. Cleveland Va New
YORK Game, T. ". Admission 80 centS -Adp
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ION u. -, 8; CLEVELAND & L.. 4-sroorp CAN'T

OeNeIahd .,.,.......,......,..O -
Earned runS-Boston, g.; Cleveland, l. Home run
Davis Two base hts-NicholA Davis, Ardner. Three
ssss hit-MsGarr; st0lsn bases.long McGarr. Lin
Frst base on error-CieyelAnd Hit by pitched bal
poWse. wild pitches-SlchOlS 3. Struck Out-Nichols
and smith Umpire-PowSrA Time ms.
PHILADELPHIA Is. -. 10, rIrTSErRGH &. L., 8.
PHnApELrRIL July I6-Ths Philadelphia again do
lAAted RlttnbnIRh Ills AfternOon. Thn srorn.