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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-15
TENNIS PLAYED By THE SEA.
Az INTERESTING TOURNAMENT COMPLETED Al
FIRE ISLAND BEACH.

FIRE ISLAND BEACH.
Tho tonui. tourY,rcnt among the guests Of the
surf Hotel al Fire I.li,d Ncaoh which was begun
ON Monday va, finished yesterday. Although the
,ntrc, were necessarily limited. there were many
good PLAYER, among tho,c entered, and -cverl well
,,lycd ma,clc, were the result. The contests were
handicap. ccntlcmcn's singles ard mixed doubles.
4 Gould was the winner Of tic FIRST contest. though
, claim was closely contested In the finals by - VI.
Hamilton. This proved {" be the most exciting nln''
Of The Tournament. and the frequent bursts II ap
plau~c from the spectators showed t'' "PP''''"'''
Of the numcrou, good plays.
Even more interest centred I'm the mixed doub"S'
ru Which there were some six entries. The mdb j.
, finally r,tucod 10 Mr. IIoihOOk and MIS- llodS w.
MFR Hamilton and Mr.. Cunning IN lie semi mas.
IN tll .ct the PLAYING Of Mrs DuuninG aud Mis- lio's
,yas thc feature It being the closest match 81 INC
,,,-,.,,,ett The first set went a. Mr. Hohr""" ana
Mia uoag. g The score was reversed Ia Inc Sc'-
and set which went b. Mr.. Dunnlng' o-l' VII" "i,'
,,,n ,bc third and deciinl SET. e. 4. In TIE N'''
yr Hamilton and Mr. DurIng beat Mr' "oulu anu
Nil. shaw. e. @ Is.
The score was follows: -
,o,l.u.f, III plc. Pr,u mary iound r. j. h'e't'
-, p,-.r,u- d 3. G-J. 4. Sweet heat W. 'l''''
tr,uch by default: J. 4 r. Duurine beat w t1'''y'
T. IL 1 Fir-t round T.. L. Bogart bat r Io"hs"n'
q u q: C. VI Hamilton beat &. sweet 3D. % D.
e. Nicholson beat J. A. L. DWpins o. - - \
,.,,, lea, IT, Ilolufooh !r.. O. %. Second rouho
~ ~ u,,oil,,n beat l. l.. uugar,. 30. @ 81 G. \
,orid bco, g. Nicholson o.. -. flia' ionh1 - \
,.oulI beat e NJ Hamilton. G-3 -. % IS.
Mixed do,L,s Preliminary round ll"'orooN anu
Ms. uoar bat Mr. Bacon and Ni~s KauN"ld 81 " >
rir-t round Mr. could and Miss STA" u'' N''' i'''
and MIA, Richmond G-3 90. 90, Nj ilml'oa and
Nv. pnnainc tea, Mr. nollroOh and Miss ioag' %
. II. FINAL rouri Mr. Hamilton and Mi- Dun
ming hen, MI Gould and Mrs Shaw g 6-J.
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nAMrS In OTHER CITIES.

poton Aug At was another pitchers battle to-day,
I'm which Carkson was the steadie at critical tues Tho
score:
E HGo,ll o. Id, / 0 -
po.i'n Pitchcrs-Caruthcrs and Carlson Umpire
Powers. ,,... -,
Chicago Aug I4-Thc Chicagos defeated the Pttsburgs
today Tcner and King the pitchers and both did
effective work. TIE score;
C ,.I..t r. LII. : Q Q ~
pasrttts chicago 3 Putsburg 7. Errors-Chcago g.
pt"hurg q pitcher King aud TeneT. rmpires-Knight
and Jcn',.
cleveland Aug. 1.-THE Cleveland National League
~ won toIay's game by punching their hits in the first
three innings. The score:
Cleveland o. L)'-'. / i 8
Ba,chlts- Cleveland 49, Pittsburg 10. Esors-Cleye-
land I Pittsburg P.tchcrs-Beatin and phillips um-
piie-Strlef ,,.,
The Cleveland Players, League team defeated the bu'a
lo.. to-day by good hitting The score
BuraIo r. L'...~'~ o 9 o 9 %
u,schlts-RuiIalo H. Cleveland "a Errors-Bunao g.
clonciand 3 Ptchcrs-NlcGnl and Haddock. Umplres-
SNYDER and Pearcc.
cincinnati Aug. 1i.-Today's game was pitchr'
hattie stein was tribe unsteady, couple OF bases
m hall. in the eighth inning, followed by Rellys terrific
mn fr three bases the game for the home players
The score: n +,
chicago ~. LJ........1 9 O.
Cincinnatl ............. o
Ba.ehits-Chlcag5 u, Cincinnati l. EFrsrs-ohieAs' -
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Cooperstown y. l.. Aug. IA tSpecaD.-The residents
II roorcrstown and the visitors were tcatcd U
fine exhibition Of tennis here to-day Following are 'c
scores -.
,:,,lcmr,,. singles second round-L a. Carter beat
A IA NcI,iin L. 2 o.. j. :. Cushmln beat H. CuSh-
man At O. NJ. H. Wright beat II. Il. Perkins o.
q . ] f. Browning beat w J. Mckim, 81, -
Gentlcncfs doubles iirst round-Carrol Smyth ana H.
,,,.,,,a, h.a, T. r. Hawkes. and H. Y. Wemplc, j.,
ca 90 NJ Il. Wright and $ w. Smith beat n ="
McKin and W. J. A. McKim GO. 60 H. q. Braiht
and l. : Cu-hman, H.. beat IL. d. Sill ana w H.
Olm,tead CT O.. J. T. browning anu H. H. i'iN''
heat " f. Morgan IT,. aud L. \. Garter, 0-3, 81
G,ntlcncn's doubles second round-M. Il. wright ana
s W Smith beat Carroll Smyth and H. Cushinoh D L.
"a H. O. Brane and j. s. Cushnan, IT, beat D. T.
browning and X. II. Perkins SO, 90, -
Mixed doubles first round-Miss Atkins and L. H.
po,4ira bcat Miss Brdslll and ). w smith G-3, 81
Mi.s Johnston and II. D. si beat Miss Hale ana A. v
McKim q g. 0-i Mrs. Johnson aud NJ X Wright
heat Miss Sill aud j. T.. Browning, 90 O-J
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T. f. seldom in these unnatural baseball times that
New Workers feel called upon TO emit the oiuiasho"
baseball yell. The gloom east over the green
fields by scramble spoils has put the stirring ola
cry under cover and IL is now not OFTEN heard IL
ought To have heard in all its glory yesterday LOT
both NowYork teams won handsome victories and routed
opponents fully worthy Of their steel Good-seu cro"uS
witnessed the eamcs and lifting baseball weather
never lowered the heads OF green'aiahohu hcroo
The sun was obscurcd by fccy clouds ana there was %
enough wind to temper the heat ana make ic !" "''
grand stand delightful.
AZ m. Polo Grounds the game was between the New
York and Philadelphia League teams, and the local team
won. after a wcplayed aud Interesting e'nN' -"
general fielding play vas good ana u" Dat'he vi VI.
lively kind which keeps the onlookefs htees'eu HHn
through the nine innings. Ruse and NicKefy were
the pitchers and the Of each were Datted ireey
az times. ,,
Those excellent catchers Buckley and Clements iairy
won the honors - day. Each not only ala rearhapc
work behind the but between them they maze eieh'
pasehlt, H. is seldom the iuscd end OF the pat
terry makes any such .ccord. Mayer was severely IN
juled by pitched bali, and medical assistance h"u " NC
called lie wa. dangerously hurt.
TIernan started or hitting the first ball to right HELD
and on Thompson's failure field the ball cleanN inc
runner reached third Buckley followed WIN NV on
,.,ch Tirrn,n scoted (,lasscock hi: safely. and on
whistler, sacrifice both runners moved up Dase o-
set thought in timely hit which Buckley and CLASS
cock scored. Mcmillan got Inst on balls. but u"u"e
play ended the nnhg A.,
.hild inning. Euslc hlJ li'hhOoh WIN W. N'' 80
sacrifice, hy Burke and Schriver moved the runner up 10
Third Thompson brought in the first run with shRe
hit Clement. followed with ba'ehit and MAYER ao' III
wo l,,c.t scoring Thompson. McCauley was the thfu
| out strikes -
In hc nfh inning the NewYorks ran their score up wv
run. Bucbey got his base balls GlasscocK huue INV
second ont Whistler Knocked out single ana b'7S'.'
d,i,,,tod thn hif buckley scored and on THOMPSON
bad throw home whistler tailed.
The Philadelphia, made her in the seventh inhih.
ON a base on ball, t, schrycr ThomD-ons single anu
| Clem,nt,'s ba,cht. Ia the eighth base On oas "
Denny Tl.snan', single. error by Burke ana bucAeS
| .inol. payr the Ncw-l olks two more runs.
Roth d, scored in ninth inning On base on bal'S
20 H,.sct McMan's sacrifice and Homun2s single Inc
Ihuad. luha- dld battling IN their haf scoring wv
,a.....,. -,,,-.t IN with a single. McCauey alsC
mad a bi-,nit. and both runh'S cam" NOME o' A'e"
A.. i.,,.... TTi. s,orr wa a> follows:
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The uel.tralned athetes under Ward and Ewing gave

Tho we'll trained athletes under Ward and Ewing gave
an excellent exhibition OF scientific baseball az bro'er
hood Park Yesterday. The Ncw-fork team "on' w.
,v ,,t.r AZ, inter sting battle, In which every hch vi
nrouud lad been holly contested Inc bro"Nl9" mn
,,v.d nm admirable game the lch but their Ne".for'
rl,pls w,r, nor successful IN WELDING the bat anu '
determined the tide Of victory 49,.
oDnv p,,rh,d In excellent form, having much oc'Ver
,f ~ Pin. I,u than usual Ewing was OF material
,.l.,,nce 10 him behind the bat ward pa'ed !" me
rn AZ short stop AID got all out Of his team mere wa"
IN TO- and somr people thought Ittie more SUI" .
uJpc v,r, possible. II was zg7sg contest The result
noug IN doubt MP thc last Inning tore du eAcri'''
,,,1 N..r,chv wa, loudly applaud'd for clever
running cutch while rachcd toward the c'ouos ana
captured Wild throw. Tn" on'ooAerS yelled "" '''
several seconds. A., ..,
Ewing, men went to the bat and opened the gaIt
with on. run ,orc wa, first on called balls ana
., ., ...,,d on a sacrifice by Ewing tonnor hit Hsi'N
20 rlcnt ncld aud crossed tn" plate In the a''r
part II the inning Warts mn" got run VhP tne
Ward go, To error by Whtn ad sto' seVo"u
when Ewing dropped tue ball Andrews MI s'''' '"
centre ncld and Ward scord
In the third inning the New-Yorker' sent TWO MEN
around the bases and took The lead Day I'' ~
I,,.r,p w,- sent 20 first called balls, and he was
,d,,,,,d Z, third on Gogrs two-bnse hit to Hght H'iu
ON rwua long ny centre Held o'Day scored ana Oh
,,np.r.s sacrifice e. Sunday Gore crossed The piite'
ward, mcn scored one more run III inc loIr'n
Inning making the result look moro uncertain M'ef
sunday n,d been put Joyce Wa sent 10 hF't Oh
"I ,i, #, ran around to third a Wild pitch
and ,,r.d ou Kin.low's at first. Wid GOV mouer
run for hi- team the NTH inning. making the score
, H.. Ward led 9n with lift ami vent to second OIL a
Wild NTH Andrews -prlnce sent MN "a u'''u anu
Bauer, hit " centre hcld allowed "ad 10 score. .
r,. .or. remained a tie mp u the seventh Inhins
,,,,, The. New Workers got run and took the Ieau
con. va. sent To first called balls and bH clever run.
MIN, ..ok second on Conuors out IN McGea'hN' III
crossd The plac Richardson's safe drive O. le'' NV
In te ci.lu. Inning tn nrooNyn men got run Yins
N, score on a hit by ON sacrifices by Suhu'y ""u
Joyco and an error by whitney E"ings men won the
game in thu ninth inning amd hearty applause Gore
and Ewing hit safely, and ON force by Conner ana
h, l,y Richardson Gore scored the winning run. The
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SlHs9Gsa fI'A'''H'''h'"''' and N'''s'
by wretched field. Mcmahon pitched in nne
Ramsey fairly effective. and in only one inning
did the visitors find his curves The score:
& ES%l' . ,.. 9 g IS
Rsss 1qS Rf ana a. dssoS I Sm
ppire~Kmslie.
Toledo. Aug. H-Toledo outplayed Brooklyn and won
with ease to-day. The score:
T b2sssiya ' :......:..: g C
r,ds8n S D5GSsH and r GoT Gmpe
Dooscher.
baltimore, Aug 1.-THE game to-day was called at tho
end Of the eighth inning account OF darkness Bat
more won it by timely hitting. The score
P ?. SsnSG :...::.:::::::: 9 3. 9 %
Ba,eits-Baltimore Lebanon Errors-Ba Baltimore
Q, Lebanon 3. pitchers-Haker and swirl Umpire
New-Haven Aug. H.-HOrner was too much for Newark
to-day while the home team hit serad when hits means
The -
S Ssx.PR .. 80 9 3 9 Q pe's
Basehits-New. Haven 10. Newark B. Errors-Eew.
Haven 3, Newark 8. Pitchers-iiorner and seda 0m'
pre-Kelly.
Hartford. Aug. 14-The wIlmingtons refused to play
the ball game scheduled with Hartford this afternoon
because the s76 guarantee in sight The umpire
gave no decision 5 the gates wers not opened. Inc
Wilmingtons got only $50 yesterday Baseball prospects
in Hartford look cloudy.
Ioston Aug. 14-The Philadelphia Players team
administered crushing defeat to home nine to-day
The
P Ps,sSp 81 LII: - g 3 9 6 1-is
Basehts-Boston a. Philadelphia 21 Errors, Boston
- Philadelphia 5. Pitchers-'iumueft anu hheh' S"'
pres Sheridan and Gafney.
Louisville Aug 1.-THE Cyclones won tom Rochester
to-day by hitting weaver's batting was again tho
feature The -
kSssyille . :::::SS g 3 g ~
Louisville 1G Rochester 10 i EFT TItcSmS
Umpire-Curry. $50,
tons, OF Flshkil o.
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ME- BONNER AND SuNOL.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: VIII YOU permit contradict the statement that
L. going the Iond- IL press that have offered 10 match
Suuo AGAINST Belle IIamin for $40 600 side have
never made any Of the Kind. Mr. Iickok repre-
.ctlne tn superintendent Iso Ao stock farm. where
sunol was raised made such OFFER but knew 40
more about IT, until aler he offered IT, than the nan III
thc moon when made Senator Stanford an oier Tor
euno las. fall he accepted condition that should
lct her remain with him Tor year, 10 give MI Maf'
his trainer al opportunity lower her record 30 th
ne owns Suuol's pacing qualities" for this year, ana F'
d, hcinp campalgncd with his horses. just as ne
,ri ov,od her one laper states that / VIII make at
least S. 900 by Sunos exhibitions. IL Is "h9uRh u"
me 60 saw in reply that stitcmrnt. that VIII ho'
,or. one cent by them During the past twenty-five
vars have Owned many breakers. including DN"
pan. and Maud : ard ~ /, well known. have meyer
allowed any 81 them TO tr0t for money nav nav
~ changing my lifelong position. ROBEEI BoN'I''''
Sew ~ ofk. a. 1880.
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FORT HAMILTON c. C.
Second Inning.
Total -....".......'-.'
ROWLING ANALYSIS.
,u.r ,rurETrS ARE DOING.

Tho entries for the American Athletic CLUB games 70
ia mold at Onehundred. and thirty Gfth-st. and Harlem
river on saturday August 30 comprises plenty OF good
talent and the meet promises to be success nom all
athletic point OF view IN hi, -.
,rto piyarside Athletic Club, OF Newark. will hold iS
socont annual fall meeting September on the eiuo
grounds Lincoln and Arlington ares, when inc iolom
contests will be open all amateurs quaihed 70 co"'p
under the A. A. L. rules; l0c-yard run hau"n . NV, NV"
a,nan ons.mle walk handicap, 22o-yard hurdie race
handicap 44oyard novice scratch and running mem mem
jump handicap Gold watches will De geA In,ries
taking first place and silver ones to 'e'Ona o,, acreary
close on Ausu'. %, on.l championship bicycle meeting
i'', .',s Rector Campbell Niagara Falls to-day. .,
The cyclists Of the isn s soSav nom Flushing
Flushing, will start on .h in,,, ~"
IN the state Camp at fteh'H''
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LOS ANGELES BEATEN AT SARATOGA.
.vrvrA RIFLE WINS THE HOTEL BALMoRAl

sTAKES-MONTEREY GETS THE TNNNEhsEt"
saratog1- y. V. Aug. II (SpeciaD.-Thc tenth IFpuat
5o ~ the sea son gnaized By excellent racing ana
the overthrow Of OF The Ave favorits. In III" het
aco ., Ave fnrongs sight started. with Objection to
,,vo,.-. hut Lady Pu-ifer beat him Then came inc
Tennessee Stake. Sratagem Blackjack and VALERA were
tho heavily backed ones but they were beaten by Monterey
ho won, IN the post at to against him Sin started
for tho vlt, handicap Of mile, and Clio was sls's'
ayor,,e over The twoyear.old Allan Banc The race De-
o ,hen for the last furong exciting, AMI Clio won
nv mock For the Hotel Balmofal Stakes Los AHfei'S
was 10 lsyoritc Layina Belle made the pace 30 hot
I'm IA. last hair sne she tired Los Angeles VINO h'd
been INDUCED since her last race
Thcs, are the results: ~ .,.,,.
FIVE FrRLONHS.
W. Lovelps ch. H. Lady Pulslfcr by KING ian
puzzle. yT... 100 n. ,eia"nrt
J. f. scagrsis ch. e. Objection, lI4-.--t 9niaurfl .
I.alold Bios b. 4 Ocypete. 3. l0@ tBIo"D q
Kitty Van fOj Cornrla 1O2. Kate Malone iO5a Costa
Rlca 100. aud Onward 1903. also ran lin w,
Iet.ng-0 to ) OBJECTION, 70 2 KITTY Van 3 TO
Lady Pulsifer Is Costa Rca, 20 cach CefH'lln
and CnwarI 30 Kate Malone Place to Lazy ru''Ier
Tools~Gbjcction so KITTY Van $l3 Lady FulSieF $40
field 90 Mutusls y, 10. - l., ~
Aftsr several attempts they we're sent away IN good
shape and Objection turned into the regular track meek
before Onward who was length and hall from C0fneNs
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TO PURIFY GLOUCESTER BEACH, " j.

Camden y. j., Aug. II Fpe'lap'-Ah ole'h'%cu
mo, einent against the saloons ana SaDhhS rso'S VI
leach was began this afternoon. Georse
Al w,l,cc Ediiot Of The Philadelphia sunday Dis
match vent befoy,, Magistrate schwz. IN this city,
and sworc TO complaints against William j. Thompson
he political boss Of gloucester CITY Frank Fam pro
retor ~ the surf House J. J. Foster proprietor OF
the Hucna Vista. and James McGladc' oil M''iies
Pavilion charging them with keeping disouery houses
, i,h .orln, uouor on sundays and 10 minors.
NV ~ ,,ern served on the accused men tonight.
Sir Wallace says he IS acting for an organization OF
prominent citizens of camden WI'o arc uo'c''''V" "
Lreak mn The awessncss At the beach
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ATHLETIC GOVERNORS MEET.
THE AMATEUR UNION SETTLES DATES foh
GAMES AND CONSIDERS APPLICATIONS
FOR MEMBERSHIP.


4 meeting OF the Board Of Governors Of the Amateur
Athletic Union was held yesterday afternoon AZ M'
Aston House and lasted until II O'clock. j. j. Bur%e
Of Worcester Mass, renstatcd a. an amateur Inc
case. OF : r. Frceth and o. T.. PAINTER the athletes
competed IN picnic gomrs not F'gi9r'i uhu'r ~'o
PULSES OF the A. A. IT, brought before the Board ana
they wcrs suspended until January l. 1891.
The Board yotcd the following record medals: W. h.
Condor. - y A. C.. 80 ~. weight; g. Il. ''iay
y y \ c. % Ds. Weight; r. G. Pui"r, y j. 4. =,
200 y,. hurdle; A. H. Grcen, NJ. a. G., pole vault for
distance; j. s. Mitchell y. +. \. G., 80 rs for weight
Athletic club boxing. october 20 Acorn \. A. "nme~
Tl- ton Day; Manh9tan Athletic ana stafford liaTef'
raia,- October Is l2th Regiment \. A. inside games
December 49, The Application for membership Of thr
Hfoobiyn \. A. Club referred % the committee Inc
question Of the protest against the Acorn tug-of"ar team
ado by the Ivy Athr Club at thu SONS OF ST. George
eamc- wa, considered and the Board decided that The
referee. decision va, final W b. Curtis gave notice
That a. the next MEETING 81 the Board of Managers j"
would oc.r the following RESOLUTION; That the B''y
Bank and Bddc p.,quc De- returned Ia the donors a'~
the pcnt year and that thr fuur. AL IKE Trophies be
offered 10 ildlydue,- only. instead 81 To- clubs.
Tho protest of the Yonkcr- A. G. a.ain- M decision oil
III. Roar. ia ordering Yonk"r--Ic ley baseball cam"
H. De- t,v,d Over Wa considered ana thr Board sustained
II. uiey!ol- doc Son The Potomac y. C., 81 Washington
u c. Wa elected membership. IN" appi alton oi the
N,w.Yorn swimming C,uh for membership Wa referred
~ a committee The following committee was appointed
10 arrange FOR thc boxing and VT SLING championship
J. B Sallyan chairman J. Harder and w. H. GURUS.
The general plan for the reorganization % the Union
,,o then gone into and thoroughly discussed when the
sd ad
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TIE SANDY HOOK ROUTE
TO

For A cool and delightful sail down the haIbor and
an anioyable day at the races take the magnificent
Steamers Sandy Hook. Monmouth or st. Johns from
Pier No g. North River, foot Rectorst, at D. ii a. M
- n and l p. m.
All Rail Route-Trains leave Ecw-York foot Of
Iihertyst North River, e15. 0I5 10 10. IL 10
A. H. 10 80 special express. ~ As special express
/ special express, 30 p NJ. -
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pAuIICo,s FINE RACE At ROCHESTER.
HATING Allied : ~ \ CONTEST on SIX HATS
uoru uoI~l| LOWER THEIR RECORDS.

HOrn HORSES LoWIE THEIR RECORDS.
Rocl.,cr Aug. II IS. c'ial. .-IanAe" won rI"'hd'd
vi,tofv over u.r California tfOuer Aird > ul' after
noon The contest lasted for SIS h"a's th' hrrt one IN
10 h.,ug Oh. lowest. rluilco aud Albert =. both
I.,.,.d ,hc, records Win Albert s. laid Mocking
ulrd rot the nr-t hcs,. Then Albert =. beat M"ckhR
ulrd for u.c s.coad hat In PISA. AiFrd
= ,-l all the way In Tie third heat. finishing IN : I'2
In ncAt heat PauIcp. getting through near h' thuu
ouartcf cam. home three length, ahead u MARGARET D
,,d lowered hi- record ~ lG',. In the hith neat
pamlico beat Houri after clo-" nni-h IN 2l''' Ih'
fayori wa. tired -iNth heat. and Pamlico won the
rucr hc ped.rd IN Is.
The - class also pillc. for no one 'Ap'c''d
to Richmond IT,. Ct 30 the front.
The special races We're not m much account Hh
Pointer riilcd Belle llnulu ., ~" hoh'-tech III ucr
race and then beat h, handily ia ;l3s. Harry "uh7
did not Ike the footing, and mile In lS was ue "'''
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London. Aug. 14-At the Windsor mc"tlhg 'ou"'
fine race for the Berkshire Plate OF LOO soN'cigh7'
fr two.ycar olds Distance fulones 100 yari'' wa
,,o, Lv fine DIXIE Of Beaufot's lilly simonct'a VII.
LOWS colt Gone Coon was second. and Enphony lii,d.
Thre wcre six starters. IN the last betting w. pis
were 10 % ! against Smoncttas - 10 against ""0
coon and , to = against EuphOny.
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Totll-...... 5 10 - 10
Totals..... , II - IA y

ENr rH,f 'I0II, ''''' ... .
r-o.% rims. vauYorA B. Philadclphh 3. La on
%r{or@ r@ n5S p ii iri' S DlSe On
I,iI. na Rus. g. OH Nick'iy = struck ouiL,ay
Eu,e Burko p Thompson /, cry Il M'I '"'T1 vS
1n., Virk,r, j. lhfr'ha-e hit-Alttii !, w..
fa.r MT Myr >a.lce ,N.IlaI.soek l. ,Ismop
TuIkr >chiycr .. Double pay, liusk l an, anu
Wh.,,r A,n aed MgC1Hi%y N M3E;' 5 GiasscocS l.
I,,.-d ban -iucbicy l. Wild Pitch-l'u-ie l. '"p''o
-Iy.ch. Time Of game %.
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,nu ZINC sTARrIyG FOR PARIS.

baltimore. Aug I4Generai Aaan r. N,~S for his
ocherai " ,iad Inv his wife and daughters ihes
post a sucsts in New-York Of Mrs. Frank Le'lic
viii pe ' and SATURDAY they will sail for ffs'o o'
III III te,comcr La Champagne
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Fif-t lsc.. Nonc sold. 80, 1T. 81
second Iac"-KIne crab 80, Granite go ,to,s.,
t..,u.nip -i cen B ~. Princes Ahh" - ''lu"'''
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az sfsld - Orl.lfl- SIS. Iau-tlut -
III ia' ",Y,S 80 RAYMOND Co-tio,llo and Ven
co., ais Zach sunderland ia q, W sill I"tItA S'V'
sunny Brook il6. sally .. D, ho'h "'""' 7''
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orr Va " TViIVN \
NEW-YOKH tP.
BROOKLYN Up. L)

rarncd rnns-New.Yolk Q Brooklyn |. First base by
er,nrs New. York o. Brooklyn =. Lett on bases New
York s arooEiyn 5 First base on balls o'DSy
a. core Andrews Mcti,achy. joyce. Kinslow, Weyhing
Sacrincc Ewing .. Connor Andr, w. sunday iI
1Vli ware : Bauer. wild ptCbes-o Day .. Wclhlng l.
IN ..od La ~TWine l. Cmlires- HClbert and Ferguson
Iiur al gams-2 OF.
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LIKE OLD-TIME BASEBALL.
THE KIND THAT KINDLES ENTHUSlASM.
TWO HIGHLY CREDITABLE VICTORIES FOR THE
HOME TEAMs-THE SCORES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Ncy.Yort Z philadelphia ,. Cincinnati o Chicago 1.
Boston =. Brooklyn !. Cleveland IL. Pltlsours o'
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
Nc1y-York ! Drooklyn L. Cleveland o. Buffalo 3.
Ph!ladelthla 10 Boston >. Chicago 10. PittsburR Z.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo ,. Brooklyn 4. st. Louis d. Abnleeic Dc
Louisville IL Rochester D.
ALTA MTG ASSOCIATION.
New.Hayen 10. Newark @ Baltimore =. Lebanon o.
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Tho folOwng extra has been added % huIuIu'S"
programme:
sweepstakes for maidcnr two years ola OF bio rafh
with $50 added II which 800 the secoud and so 10
tho Thrill Those no, second IN OF 81 900
allowed pounds those not having run second In race
n, a 600 allowed pounds. Five furloncs
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THE NATIONAL AMATEUR REGATTA
NEW WORKS ATALANTAs WIN THE Ei"Hi'oA"ND
RACE AND LOWER THE RECORD.

RACE AND LONI.E IT'D NT''VI'"'
yorre.v r Mass Aug. II tSpcoial.-FulN I'u0 p"P'
witnessed tx splendid at the Natiohs' -'""'-"
K,eatt, to-day The Atslantas won the "s"''o'..
race from their rivals. the Bradfords' ana yS''
s.a.,.,on recora about four seconds. The New.YoTk
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The New. York and Philadelphia League teams VIII
uav n the Polo Grounds today and the New-iork and
p,r,llvn PLAYERS team, at Brotherhood Park.