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Dog Racing at Newark.

The Kearnev athletic grounda on the old turnpike
road at East Newark was the scene Of two exciting
dog within the past week Tho nrst took place
Saturday last when thirty dogs took part In
race which Witnessed by q large crowd of inter.
ested spectators. Tho winners follows First
prize. bgfs owned BY William Yates second Pr.Ee.
owned BY Peter Hilton Fifty dollars disrioul Cd
among the owners Of the winnerG At tho conclusion
OF this match for $50 was made by the owners
q Duke and c1lored Girl The match t9of place on
Xi9yard foot hsndicap run viii be decided AT tbese
grounds saturday the nrst heat to be run at 2P NJ
names Of runners prominent In half dozen cities Mr.
william Shepard or Kearney 10 the handcapper. Tho
m bo look ed
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Yachting.

BRIpGKPoRr July sIn reply to the challenge Of the
Boson cathOat Eureka Commodore BuIrtt writes that
he will sail the Rival for less than S2oO Commo-
dors Burrlt adds that no will match tho Rival against
jib and mAinsa open boat from 20 to % :eet long,
for g. $50
Two yachts the Mob, owned by DR.. CAdwaldeE and
the BuEEard owned by William Arnold sailed over 20
mile course of Babylon from LampAwAnu Point 70
Tho for $50 silver cup and glory. when
ing for tho cup some time both yachts met with
accident AMI the contos: was postponed. A full sail
wind from The souh sent both boats over tho
water on Tuesday Tho Mob outstripped the BgHzArd
and crossed the line twenty mInues ahead OF her an
thRohHt.
Tho second annual race OF the Indian HArbor Yacht
the rul allowance Of tho Yacht Racing ABao
citation The course will DO hVe mites to wtndwArd or
lseWard and return and 1t will be logged on by the
Wild has been chartered for tho OF judge pres
and guests and she will leave Greenwich Dock At l2i5
and Indian Harbor Dock at 1880 r. n. Tho cruising
1eot OF the New York Yacht Racing Association and
Friday evening bali wiz given In Of the as
aociAton al the Indian HArbOr Hotel The judges will
be George Garland OF the New Jersey Yacht Club
Commodore II o Aston OF the Riverside Yacht Club ana
OF the flag officers OF the association. The club viii
classes for cabin soopS cutters and cabin cAtboa
Pennnnts viii be given 10 the winners and u sweep
so rsqurs In the open soop and catboat solid
silver cuPs will be gwen Tho following entries have
mans Gold Dust Nj COrnwnS Tattler, Mss.rs-
BAusttsJ normeIly Professional; Mr. ", J. Joness
Phyllis, hesErA IIarrS Rival, Mr. lickss Foam, Mr..
NRy's May H.. and Mr.; shermAn's ZuslikA The Susie
Icsdsr. Ramona EseiIs Vitssse Rival Of bridgeport
LSstuG WatermSlOn Coyote, and the Boston boat
Eureka VIII also enter The entries close on July S.
T II R 6ors@Ss Mc6srd 6utSSter, or T. b. Jones.
Billeck House, Greenwich, Conn
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WheeIInR,
The Feopening OF the entries OF the Hudson Coui
wheem en'S road race should secure y larger entry

The Feopening OF the entries OF the Hudson County
whselmenB road race should secure larger entry list
Entries for the National championship meeting close
on Aug rs. with Hector CampbslL Niagara Falls n. T.
J. W Hanson OF the New York Bicycle Club promises
20 OF the SpeOdeSt safety rids in this city
Itis thought that Willie windo will ride the mile In
about minute 70 seconds at the cham ponShip ting
The regular monthly series OF club Of the Hud
son County Wheelmen will be held o. the Ailburn
course on Aug IL.
Tho Harlem wheeImen, who wero at one time last
fall on the poin, Of dsbAndinR 10 now rapidly bscom-
Ing one OF the largest ouba In this city.
The one mile rogd for gas prizes be.
tween Ls wis and HedEo Of the Buffalo Club and
Brunner aud HAuck Of the RAnblors 10 on.
On July Arthur Ilsey of England rode l6l miles
q tricycle. In twelve hours breaking the previous road
record OF ISL miles made by w. C.. GoudinE last Sep
tsmbeE
Cant Mulloy Of tho PAsSaic city Wheeling and Ath.
ieiLr Association will take large pAFtY OF WhrOlen
H. eevi le hEht 20 witness the bowling match be
tween the PasSaic aud BeNeyIlle clubs
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sadsd Of Witch 300 70 second and 500 70 thrd three
quartern Of q mile.
3. Norris Oh. o Iipstsa. 4 BY Rsyon Cor or Kan.
tnka-Ysrdiet III (NarvaeI.....
r. ROoheh b T. Ably 9s "a. Coyinston). ....."....
Time, liI3k.
Post Bettiug-Fivs to on TipstaH against Blithe II
to 81 Abby, i2toi.
THE SEVENTH RACE.
Slrocoo, Keyser. and Waloott were the
leaders for three furlonRs at which point
Hamilton out loose With the fret named, and
won In q Rallop ty four lenRths. BouRhrum
was second. three lengths in front OF Somerset,
third. Oscar was close fourth.
Sweepstakes for maiden twoyearolda at els each,
with $50 added OF which $40 second and $50 20
thlrd allowances; nve furlonga
RomOcAa Stables b. e. Sirocco, by Emperor. Breeze,
q IL sbamiltep). ,..,....."
T. g, Bluntb b O. somerset III w. DonohueN =,
Cooee, Olhymore, Sir George WalcotL Alma II. nlly,
doldstep, ortAWin, 0enVaL MistisS Oscar. Bquilon.
and keyser also ran
Time. 5pk.
Post BETTING sirecco, 8; waleott Keyssr
each 9 to !; BouRhrum TO !; Oscar, 10 TO I; Glen
nxs5 u 2 u SomsrsSt Is TO Il Alma II. nlly 20 70 y
Cooee OrthWin, each ~ to /; 0OldBtep, 40 TO /.
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THE RECORD
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LMsEEp,s rR1AL eoszPoMsn
The EusIIsh e~iunsr lIust Not Have
Current to Assist Htna.


Quite crowd gathered at the Rhelnlust Swimming
Clubs bahS foot OF Fittynfth street and Bas River,
Wednesday afternoon witness Charles Linseed the
young English swimmer have q try at the American
iooVard rseord-l minute 10 I6 seconds By Her
man Braun Linseed was hand. and It was
the intention 70 make the trial At that In
terestinE period when the tides are supposed
TO be resting" slack water" as Instructor
johnson saidbut At the last moment word came that
record made in the Bast River would not be accepted
unless II was across tide AZ II would be next to i'm
possible 10 measure and survey such course the at
tempt at record breaking had to be abandoned. Mr..
Linsesd was invited to make the trial at the headauar
tiers OF the Fresh Air Club at Bensouhurst L. whero
absolutely still water may be had and where nearly all
the existing American records were created Linsesd
swifuy lowing Rast River and accepted the invita-
tion, and will take crack at BfAun's figures Sun
day afternoon. Aug. 10
Braun was among the spectators and was introduced
to Linseed later The latter gave exhibition and
swins with beautiful ole English side over
attempt spuiL but his great speed vas motto cable.
lie II especially oleyer at trick hwlmminE Braun II
very stout and will have to take eonsdt rAbe work be-
fore RettinR rid of developed Alder manic pAunoh
swimminR chsmp pIonShips That bailey, Banks Bid.
die plaque IL the came OF great huhtlinE this year
The svimmins championships will be held Aug 40
Two clubs after the privilege OF giving the hxture
but is probable that the NRnhAttans will be aucoets
full and that the competitions will take place at Bay
the Nautilus Beat CLUB house WOnfd BE- oonvSniSnt
hoAQOunftoTh
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~. AuV bSOAG :
rOLuMnuA
ATHLETIC

Earned runs-Athlstie. 4; coumbSn 8. Tgoba.e
hitB-ShAfer (2L McMAhon, Kappel, Reilly O'Conuor.
Homo run-Reily. Sacrifice hlts-conroy, Mcmahon.
oBrien (ll Robinson, W welsh. hcramany. stolen basec
and Doyle. Left on, bases-Athietic, s.; Columbus,
7. Struck out-RRppel (2l Conroy ShAfer. McTamany.
Crooks First base on orrog-Athietic S. Columbus 4.
First base on balls-Purcel Esterday (2l Robinson,
(2) Johnson Crooks Wild pitch-McMahon- Passed
bal-Doylo. Time-2:2o Umpire-Doescher.-Attend
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The1Rvn tennis cubtnuTnAm' Mt of the South Orange
Field Club was continued from last Saturday. Tho
nrst and second rounds finished and the gentle
m ems doubles commenced. The tournament 10 being
played on the Fiud Clubs new ground At South Orange
Tho result OF the days play was follows:
Gentlemen's BnRleA First Round-H Marshall beat
2. 4. Wright g.. s-2 r. T. Miles beat H. Martin 60,
Ga
second Rouad-R. N. Miles, Jr. beat ,. T. Miles b-a
Gentislnen's Doubles-A A. Whiting and O. Little
beat II. MArshall and r. Marshall e-2 O-S
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rMnYIARnLns.


@mI"IGo July ~ The muddle In which mAuy pool
sellers Dolceuen eonStabiss dstscuveS aud city OH
eiAl involved Mas not cleared away today. COrT
gan point when Judge Horton refused TO grant an
nj junoiiOn the city police from GrTestinE
pool sellers At the est SIDE PAIE but he gained Sub
eeWn tewn gamblers o. 1850 IN inca All Of these
arrest St ksyOF cTSSioE AAd chisE Of fsIioS daTlk
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brooklyn bicycle clubs Runn.

Capt Waldo Fuller of the Brooklyn Bicycle Club has
made out his reHnlAr monthly club list for tho
month OF August follows Saturday. Aug 4 ride 10
Consy Island leaving club house at p NJ returning
BY moonlight in the evening; Sunday Aug. leaving
club house at S:4o A. NJ, ride to Norrtstown N j.;
Saturday Aug q q ride through the famous Orange
riding district returning in evening and on Sunday,
rounding Jersey toMnS. These runs viii be in charge
OF Lieut. Qumoy and the points all convenient
by good roads the promise to bo well attended.
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The ContInuou. Pool Match.

Tho opening nights play OF the continuous pool match
for the championship Of America and $500 between
Charles H. Manning OF this city the present champion.
and George \. KuntzBch of syracuse attracted only
small NUN Of spectators to Maurice Days billiard
pArorS Warrington street. Brooklyn last night The
asnnins-e q 10 Ia 9, Is 10. ls s.eeILel2eS
Kuuts,eh-a . o2&26 esAZs,eloSA
& d 4-lU3
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Billiards and Pool,

Popular Billy Sexton will open his newly ntted up
billiard room on Broadway TO morrow afternoon He
has decided to postpone his formal opening until the
fall
Ameriea and diamond pin win be played at GGrIi,
KAn'B Hotel At oceAnport short distance from the
new Monmouth race track. Among those who are
practising for the coming contest FitIp RSA
gan, BlAylook and Barber.
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National Association OF Amateur oarsuen.

The nineteenth annual meeting OF this association
will be held In the house Of the Worcester Boat
Club, Worcester, MaSA, at $50 P. NJ, Wednesday.
Aug 13. at which time an election will bo held TO oil
vacancies In the Executive Committee caused by the
expiration OF the terms OF James q Aborn, J. A St
john and ". Howard Gibson. Al this meeting the
amendment to the constitution, offered byJudRs James
O. TRhe of tho varuna Boat Club Of Brooklyn TO In.
crease the membership OF the Executive Committee
from nine 70 twelve members will also be acted upon
The Regatta Committee have made special arrange
ments and obtained special rates for the ranspora
ton OF boats aud crews 70 the annual regatta which
will take place Aug. ~ and II, At Lake Quinaiga-
mond Mass These sbecal rates cover almost the en-.
tire country Tho Western. Southern anc New Eng
land clubs can obtain al Information on poation to
ASorn; Box ,aol. Proyidenee. q l. while the New
die States Slubs can obtain niormaton from Q. O.
Peterson ~ State street New York. Entries close
Thursday. July b. at ~ NJ, and must be addressed
TO "; Howard Gibson 2i3e street, N W., Washing
ton, d. c.
The events 20 be contested senior singles junior
singles quarter mile dash, for gold medal present
ed by Mr. John A. St John; doublescul! shells pair:
cared sheils fouroared shells senior and junior and
oght-ORred nholln
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The National H,eaGua


CLEVELAND IN I+I o. NEW IUHA 5N' L-I' o
Iyp1ANAPoL1s, July 81.-The Indianapolis
contingent Of the New York Club was greeted
with an ovation. Tho Clevelands played good
ball. and Beatin being in tho box. and In excel
lent form. had the New York batsmen down to
business very riRidly. On the other hand
Rusie was somewhat wild and careless in tho
box. giving seven men bases on balls. two Of
whom scored. Davis and McKeon contributed
largely to CIeveland's victory. The batting and
fielding Of the New York Club were magnificent,
but they failed to do the work at timely mo.
,,on,a Tho ecore.
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Tho Bronx River Gun Club.

The Bronx River Gun Club held very enjoyable and.
considering the heat we'll attended shoot the club
grounds West Farms in westchester county. Yestsr
day. The targets American standard blue rocks
thrown from three traps otherwise AMERICAN AsSocia
rteiger IA; J. Murphy, M i; y @ seSwood IL II Sea
II; NJ Biedsnbaeh. IL; K fenton. .; N. Cunningham.
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EEwroRr, July sl-The polo season hero opened this
Afternoon. The attendance small and the games
were very lively. Several nav plAyerS made their
appearance: The players wsrei Yeows-w. K; Thorn
AEaAsiE q. @ Baldwin, W. II. Vanderbilt II. whitney
Tho score stood: BlueG 3; YelloWA !.
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Manhatton bicycle Club Meet.

Tho race meet committee Of the Manhattan Bicycle
Club composed Of Capt Paul Keane O. E olomonS ".
II. Pendorson R. Mcfarland. and J. HAyno, have de-
cdod TO their third annual club Sept on
tho fonkers and KinRsbridge road.
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Earned runsTClovelHmd, s NeW KorR, ( Twqbase
r. n -McKe First base on balIS-GilkeN MoKsan,
smaioy, Virtue az Lyons lt:l Tiernan Stolen bases
Virtue Henry. HIT by pitched ball-Denny. Struck
out-smn alley, virtue, Dowse tsN Horning GN Denny.
Henry Buckley. Left baSes-Cleveland, o; New
York. 10 Passed baIs-Buckley. 4. Time-l4o Um.
pire -NcQuAde
cIScISyAr *. Ll g; PHILADELPHIA tS, Lh O.
CINCINNATI, July 3l.-The cheers that went mp in the
tenth inning knight had raped out the double
which sent Holiday the rubber with the that
the existing tie were not bit hollow chestod and
he
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oddn and Ends OF sportn.

or Se1 him SIia round
R Sn nf $ .w St.s S si SS
Monday, Aug II. at Caiedonian Park, Newark.
club Viii eompsto lor the ali around cham pioHahp 'n"
Ssas tfd s.
is the Secretary.
aIs, games e s6e ashland Athlotio Club whch vim %
decided on Monday next Aug at Newark, N. j. Some
good athletes entered and the EAmos promise bo
Paddy McGuiRan of Harrison and Frank Magic are
matched 60 hEht for $500 purse three weeks hence at
sfin tight or two ounce Elo1ss % viii BE- used A. me-
Ne, never been whipped his friends backing
John schTid. SGsrs 2 m.ses Henry Ees.,nr better
RosSsr Toqa 1ssse ss
S@sa 1 SIDE wrestling match for from
The Bedford Athletic Club of Brooklyn, which was
1tAp Johnson nus R that Se'R Il. smSss
30 I M Il s%Dsy In the club
% is. shss q: %H MIME the
smith, Or s.T viz
to to Zoos e. Ss'A"''s SA''A' will make tho purse $1,000
J.B. johnson. the old. time English champion swim
sdnI,roml a. oyster Bay to-day, for $500 .ida The
has been done Tho steamer viii leave Guion dock Al
~ O'Clock this morning. sharp
British lawn tennis this year is entirely in the hands
OF The lrshmen. They have won the National cham
ponship the Northern cham the elah,
Yorkshire EottinRhamGhire, and stafordshire cham
pionEhips, and the doubles championship. CnrouslY
enough. tho only important championship which an
EnElshman has won was the Irish cham pionship
Henry Sampson and Jack Bradshaw of YorkvtIlO
fought TO nnsh With four. gloves in stable In
this city early yeBterdAy morning Sampson weighed
ITO pounds and Bradshaw 1870 George Brgga was ref.
cree, and Queensberry rules governed Twenty men
were present and the purse did not exceed $40 In
fourth Sampson
jaw. whore he had been hHmmorinR all the time and
knocked tho big man out
The American Athletic Club will have series OF club
each sunday afternoon their EroundS IS5th
street and Railroad avenue, Last Sundays
suited in Rehm winning the broad Jump with is teeS
inches; j. Seino0rR second, with 10 feet; and
Kelly third. with II feet Q inchss Tho hafmilO
end, and J puEan third This WA. close race.
throwing competition with throw OF 2o feet nc6es
c. pieRes vas second throwing the big hall 10 feet
more events viii be decided on sunday Tho winners
credited with points In tho ratio Of l. 2 for rst
second third AZ The end of the the holder OF
tho largest number Of points will get gold medal
second a silver. aud the third a bronze medal.
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Earned runS-NeWark. 4 HarrisburR s. TTobase
Grant Sacrifice hitSFisdA Fitzgerald. Stolen baies-
fitzEeIAId. GIiger (2s Grant Gibson Hit By pitched
Gamble =. Struck out-EewArk, 4: Harrisburg g Left
on bases-Newark. IL: Harrisburg. s. Time of game
Two hour8 Umpir0-yAlontino Att0ndAnce-5Oo
WARRINGTON.
Washington ....................o o o 3 OF
New Haven n...................O @ o Q U o 80
Base hits-wAshngton. Q: New Haven. g Errors
Washington. 4; Now Haven 3 Batteries-underwo0d
and Bird; Doran and Cahi. Attendancs-4Uo
baltimore. ...................I 8 q 8 o o o fla
lebanon n......................O o 2 o o o o. 2
Batteres-GermAn an and Townsend; Swift and Snyder
Base hits Baltimore .; Lebanon. J. ErrorB-BRu
more, .: Lebanon. 9. Attendance-43a
WILMINGTON
Wilmington .................5 o-lo
Hartford d......................u o o o q o IL
Baso hits-wmington, u; Hartford, . Errors-wII-
minEton 3; Hartford T. PitcherR-Wehrie and Kip
and AASe. AttendAncO-2S7.
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Regatta OF tho Newark Yacht Clus.

Tho Newark Yacht Club will give its eighth annual
regatta Saturday Aug l6 Tho will be the
regular ten.m,ls OF the club house Centre
villa Newark Bay and the start will bo made At II
4 n. There viii be twelve classes for boats Of from
yachts making the best actual and corrected time
the course. 4. T. AdamB Hardy Bush, and William
HumpARo are the Regatta Committee.
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Moonlight Run or the HI. G. w.

Az early as O'Clock last evening members of the
Hudson County wheolmen began to oougreRate at tho
club rooms at 555 CommunipAw avenue, Jersey City
Heights, to participate in MOONLIGHT run TO South
Orange BY I ~ r. NJ dozen men had gathered. and
under Capt Day were taken along the Newark plank
road through Italy" and thence to South Orange ro
turning by the same route late IN the evening after
n Ab
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LoKpoS, July sL-onIy two starters came to the post
ct Goodwood to-day for tho Prince OF wAleS'S Stakes
for tWo-ye -odA three-QuArteu OF mile They were
the Duke OF WsstminstSrB chestnut colt Orion. by
nlly siphoniL by St. Simon, out OF PAlmnower.
TO one. but orion won the race.
The race for tue Goodwood cup two miles and half
was won by Col korths ave yeArold bay mare Philo
mel by PhlAmmon, out Ot thTlAAiA Noel FenWiGk's
three year ol chestnut nly Golden Maze by Bend or.
out Of Labyrinth Has second, aud j. HAmmOud's four
year od gray colt Crlmsa by Albert Victor out Of
EuSinr, third
The race for tho RuuE Memorial stakes for twOyeaT.
olds tbreequArtsrs OF mi e. MAS won by LORD Trad
fordS bay cot ute stOnh by k'tTeAi, Of fUut
humR Sir. douglas BAlrdS chestnut my phyllidA. by
IhiAmmon, out Ut Lady Cover WAS second, aud tho
Duke Of WestminGteF's bAy colt Adieu by b. simon.
out OF Farewell, third. There were nVs starters
The wrestling match between Nike BTAyeT and Abe
Lawson which 70 have taken place last night At
ne hsESPSli1fna Z, E0oAA' Aia 0rA street. NAs
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HAPPY GREETINGS TO ALL.
4 ror OF OLD HOosIBR BOYS LOUDLY
OFFERED AT INDLlNlP0LLS

Ior or Old HOOsIBR BOYS LOUDLY
cHEERED AT INDIlNlPOLLa
The New Tork p. L.l clue wss the OHly
Local Club e VIA TssterdaS-Two
Games To-day st WashInGtoA FsFA-
Latham Likely to co 20 the Athistios-
clever PlAyine In the American Assosis-
uou-Auanuo Scores and General Gossip.
Yssterday's championship games proved in-
tarestinR Tho SCORES follow:
THE NATIONAL LEAdUI
Cleveland, 81 New York, 8.
Cincinnati. 8; PHILADELPHIA. 9.
Chicago. a. Boston. L
THE PLAYERS LEAGUE
HsW York. Q; Chicago, 1.
Pittsburgh. 10; Brooklyn. I.
Buffalo. 8; Boston, q
Philadelphia. l2i Cleveland. g.
THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Brooklyn. 0; ToledO.L
Louisville, o; Rochester. 8.
Athletics, 10; Columbus, Q.
The ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Newark. 10; Harrisburg,9.
Baltimore, IL; Lebanon. q
New haven. 8; Warrington. 7.
Wilmington. 1oI Hartford, 1.
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Base Hall, Washington Parks Games.
To-day, BROOKLYN va Pittsburgh EiTat game . r. N.
second, ItA r. n. Admission both EAmsD bOc-Ad1
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GO (S. L.). 4; BOSTON (s. L., l,
&. luo bCOIo.
lnSnnN IN l.,

Earned runs-ChicaRo 2; Boston, /. Three base hit
Hinea Sacrifice ht-Burns Stolen baSes-HineH Car.
roll, Wilmot. Cooney Double PlAy-Burns and Coouoy.
Bases on balls -Anson Bennett al Nichols (21 Tucker
HineH Struck out-KittrtdRs (2(. Carroll Long (2l
sullivan Brodie, McGarr. Smith Left bases-Chi
caRo. 3; Boston, s. Time-l:So. Umpire-Lynch. At
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Earned run-chioaEO. Three; base hit-comiskey.
1%d fGIS HI $, StsS:d Ss:i:
Ial!-BA,lieR q, First base on srrers-chlcago 1
Struck out-Duny. oNeill BasiAn, connor C2l, Johue
ten lla:nsId J. Ewing o. Gore. Umpirss snyder and
peArce. Tlme-L4I. AuendAnce+Iia
PITTSBURGH tP. L.. 13: sRooHLYN tP. L. /.
PITTSHuRGH, July 3l.-Father John Ward
Hncrtfced himself to-day that tho Pittsburgh
(P. l. team might have little pleasure. He
allowed them to win one game, and now they
feel terribly tickled over it.and love John moro
:haL ever. The Brooklyns played miserable
bail, and even Ward has three errors to his
bic plays. low grounder went through him.
and ne threw two balls away over big Dave
numerous bases on balls noted several runs
The score:
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PHILADELPHIA (nLl

MAINE runs-Ciaysland. 81 Philadelphia, TWo-bASs
k stslaniJ; AeAlesr grinin Mulysy. Three base
SiIiIlsEt.t IT. stolen basssIDss6aHt{ RadtOra CD
ss.Aasn 8. BGSsS on bslis.od 0TSbsf 4; o6 aedili
IT, sAsdsEa 8. DO4ble DlAy-shindls. Pickett and
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harmed rula-Brootlyn Q; rosdo: First base % On
lyn .; Toledo, Three base hits-Nelson, swArtwood
Two base hit-Davta Stolen bases-Neson t2h Daily az
Davis PitA Werden, sprAGue, HRndyke Sage eAcrihce
hits-baiiy Davis, 9'Bri,n 9erhirdt Pits gowsS
Struck out-O'Bren, BoweS Werden. vandyke, sage
l2) First base on balls-of Daily, 2; OF Smith. hit
by pitched oall--Spraguo Passed ball-Sago. Wild
pitch-smth Umpirs-PeoploS Time-2:os.
LOUISVILLE, Q: noCHESTER.
ROCHESTER, July 9l.-Cnhnn was In the box for
Rochester about ten minutes to-day That isp't very
louG but It proved long enough 10 hoodco the nine
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CRICKET.
Kinrs County We. Cosnop olitau.

Yesterday, at Prospect Park. the CoSmopotans
scored victory over the Kings County C. Z. in their
postponed League championship game The score;
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2ErTspvnGH u. u. IS; aRooK1YN tp. IL 1.


iiri;ssssGGHYs5ssa...d5
Earned runS-PittSburKh. !; Brooklyn. !. TWo-bAIs
bitl-Knehpe fo6inson Home Tun-BsekleE stolen
bAAeI-Hanlon, Quinn, AndrewB Joyce. Double plays
kuelne. Robinson and BecEleyi Robinson. Colcoran,
and Beckoy Base on hAllk-CGuOl 80 Robinson W,
NAr. u Joyce. Daily. SOwderl Hit by pitched ball.
b4y ftrae. ogt-seery tl Lei: on bas = PitsbuTgh
4usndancs-sl1, Time e--2O5. umDiros-KniRht aud
Jones
PHILADELPHIA n. -, l2i CLEVELAND u. Ll O.
,oLEvELLED July sL-Ths game to-day resulted ~
10loWH;
The sun., 1890-08-01
Totnln .hll.2a ln oI ron

Earned runs-Buflalo, 81 Boston, q. Two base hits
TWitchsl Cunningham Rrouthera Three base hits
stGysy, Rowe Bases on s.l;r,sy GGpn,nEhsm o. by
passs-Btown, stovsy. quinn sacrince hits-Beechsr.
Hoy. Left on baaos-bufialo, loi Boston, o Hit by
pitched ball-white Double play-Rowc wise, and
CLARK C2l White CLARK; Brown and Murphy; Mild
pltoh-Cunnin CHAM. Hme-l;tA Umpirea-0anney
and Sheridan. lttendauce-l151