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Consolidated Trips OF the WheeImen.

The success OF tho combined runs OF tho wheel clubs
OF tina vicinity is demonstrated by the continuance OF
these recently inauguTa;ed affairs The Manhattan
Bicycle Club will upon tho invitation Of the Hudson
County Wheslmen meet tho latter club at Newark on
sunday and thsy VIII journey 20 Morrislown. y, J.
The Kings County Wneclnen will to Bath beach,
l. l., The llill'ide Bi'Fce Club 60 Iona Island, the
New York club g. Red B"nk and the BrOOllyns on
Long leland An afternoon trip to Perth AmUOy will
he Laken by tho BrOOklyn Bicyc.e CLUB LO.morrOM.
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A Great PIrhtsr lend.

BosroS, July Io.-raddy puny, the worlds 40 pound
hItic champion died this morning at his home In tho
North Rni lie had been suffering for a year past from
complication Of lung and heart troubles and given
up ncrTAble SIX months ago since DudY returned
from San Francisco, whore he defeated Tom Meadows
IN fought bAite on March ~ 1880 he has been
falling aud many attribute his death the hard blows
ESeSVad 0TAI Lh1 hAAIt IN thai hAtLlA
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s. GiddingS-Ie didn't gain single knock down over
Sullivan.
DOnovan-IfA A bots that John l. sullivan knocked
Charlie Mitchell out IN Madison uars Garden Is wilma
AZ lie did not
Tommy Kelly the Harlem spider has agreed n Epar
four rounds with Benny Mci a! I6 iattgrs Jrnent on
Tuesday, july Ia
The proposed tennis tournament 70 sOyn the cham
pons'ip among clubs on jersey ity Heights seems 10
haN" fallen through
Lawn tennis Is present occuNy Ing the ndt OF many
msmrers in the OrHui tisld flrp Il lut ruslCk ON
Pheasant evenings the beauarll cOGIts OF the CLUB
soc O
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Lose BpNHCH JT'y lO.-imst 90 If the Peace
Van Dorcn who has lc"n taking bail at the
Monmouth Park race track for the booKmRkers
arrested there upon complaint made by Peter
Ia l.Hcy AMI his friends. said last night that
10 Lacy had decided 10 81 auge his tactics. No
"nplaInts are to no made hereafter against
the bOokmhktr- until he meeting OF the
Monmouth county GIAndJnry in October A lot
OF their customers will no arrested and placed
under bonds to apnenr before the Grand Jury
us witnesses against the hooKmakers.
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A Grand s.ud-on to Champion Phil Case,

tits very seldom that so many handbal experts are
gathered together as were soen at tho OF tho
Brooklyn Handball Club yesterday 1t was tho occa.
sion of a complimentary testimonial to Philip Casey
champion player OF the world prior 10 his departure
for Ireland tomorrow with q strong delegation OF
American players Tho playing consequently. was Of
tho lNelieH description anu moro enthusiastic gal
lery spectators was never present in court Among
the games u hysd Was one between Champion Casey
and John A Dunno OF ST. Louis against John LIANT
AMI Philip smith. The chamrion and partner
1t tho hrs game but they won tho four after
pretty severe utsle The nnes match probably OF tho
afternoon was between the old rivals William Court
games John Malcolm and Phil smith beat Bernard
McQuhde and John A. Dunno tho best three IN i've
games Then John Malcolm and RernArd MCQuade. tho
old war h0rss Of New York, had sharp tusslc, tho
yOunRster winning by 2l-lS and 2l-lS
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The ROseviIie Athletic Association FIX.
curSIOn.

The Roseville Athletic Association of Rosey!le, n j..
which known TO fame chiefly through the medium Of
its excellent base ball and bowling teams had it, third
annual excursion Yesterday. Several hundred ladies
and gentlemen eft RoseYillo AZ a. NJ In special yes
Thule train over this Delaware, LackawannA amt West
Railroad the neweRt aud rneSt equipment winch
tho road possesses being III IN making the train
which was handsome decorated wlin bunting and Tho
cmb cOOTS Maucn chunk MAS III. destination OF the
big party, and upon arrival At The % switzerland or
America Tho Arran2ement Committees Efforts for tho
comfort OF the clubs Ruess were found to DO very com
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Tho Attendauco Yesterday.
Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE,
New York VA Pittsburgh, at the Polo RroundA
Brooklyn va. Cincinnati, at Washington Park
Boston vB Chicago at Boston.
Philadelphia vs. Cleveland, at Philadelphia
PLAYERS LkAGUR.
New York'vH Chicago at brotherhood Park
BROOKLYN va Buffalo. at Eastern Park.
Boston VI. Pittsburgh. at Boston
Philadelphia VS.. Cleveland at Philadelphia
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
No games scheduled.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Hartford VI. Jersey City. at Hartford.
Baltimore va Newark, at Baltimore.
Worcester vs.. New Haven. at Worcester.
Washington vs. Wilmington at Washington.
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Tennis ut Orange.

The championship in the gentlemen's singles Of the
Orange Lawn Tennis Clubs tournament goes to W. v.
johnson by forfeit Mr. Gambler was overcome by the
heat in playing the hnalS but Mr.. johnson would not
accept the prize
since then MIR. Gambler has said that he would NOS
contest the game for tho cup again. Mr. johnson u
therefore the winner.
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The Yonters Tenn,. Tournnuept

YoSKERs, July ln--The delightful weather drew Q
large crowd TO tho second days play in the annual
tournament Of tho Yonkers Lawn Tennis club here this
afternoon Many ladies' present, and heartily
Applaudrd the numerous pretty PLAYS The tournHment
viii lie continued during the week. ard all hnAIs will
be play oil TN Saturday. GOntemen's singles, second
r"und-v Runyon beat the primo 30 d.; Y Melting
beat II. VI. Baird 6I c. Mixed doubles firtt round
IL NJ Baird Jr. and Miss Clark boat l.. l. Boghrt and
Miss Janet Wuring. 81, -. Z. X Runyon and Mas
RltinR beat II. NJ. Baird Jr and Miss Clark, 81 6-3
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LAWN TENNIS.
Playing for tho waterbury Cup,

Tho invitation tournament OF tho Country Climb At
Westcheser is without q doubt Of the most Suo.
cessfui tournaments ever held by club of Its casR
With nearly all tho expert players in it, tho fine weather
that has prevailed throughout the attendance of
Of the best society people and the unexceled manage
ment 1t could scarcely be otherwise Yesterday. the
fourth day Of the tournament brought tho largest
attendance OF the week.
or the ten contestants at tho but six left
Messrs Campbell. de Garmendfa, and y Huntington
9eng out and X. l. Beeckmnn having withdrawn
Tho winner OF tho offered by the Country club viii
in al probability be Clarence Hobart although It 10
possible that T. Knapp may beat him The final
competitors for tho Waterbury Cup will take place
Saturday afternoon at clock The conte stants will
10 howard A taylor ami Charles H. Sands The two
latter Will play out unfinished match this afternoon
The summary of yesterday games is as follows:
THIRD ROUND.
W. p Knapp beat B. s. de Garmcndia 81, g.
Rousp
c. Hobart beat O. s. Campbell - l0-l2 -.
W. 4. Knapp beat 4. r. Wright Cd. a..
K +. Huntington Jr., beat H. A. Taylor Sc. &C. e.
WATERBURY CTR.
C. F. Sands beat II. W. Socum ST. Ga. 6-o.
The record OF the players up 20 date ia as follows:
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TORONTO. July Io-The twenty fourth animal Convon.
ion of Grand National Curling Clubs OF America being
concluded the twenty third annual competition for the
Bell champion quoting medal was played today.
James Malcolm of tho Four Brothers Curling Club Of
Canada IN tho first draw defeated iau-s fil'ock Of
Nonkerg y. y. In the second draw he defeated ID.
Fouls of New York b. II 10 - In the third draw no
defeated A. Fleming ot scarborn ont, ana ~ the
fourth draw, Winch decided the cOutsh. no dcfch.ed
Geurgo urieVe OF the American CuU. Hcw YORK, W
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The American Association.

THE RECORD
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PHILADELPHIA (r. Ll II; CLEVELAND r.. L.. II.
PHILAprtrniA Jny lo.-The Players League game to-
IA roanltod "A fooWn:

Earned runs-Philadelphia, IL; Cleveland. 5. Two
base hits-sanderS, Bninton, Browning Larkin, Rad
Fora TfsS 9SsS sssrs Sna s
-Piokett Mailman, FHrrAr Stricken DelehAnty Bren.
Pickett shindle Mulvey. RadfoEd. Left on bases
PicEetS auivey. sGnderS McAlser. Brennan. First
errors-Phil adelphla q CovelAnd First base
EaT, RHdtNrd: Brennan; wild psSh.d5useT Passed
piros-Holbert and Ferguson. Attendanco-i,O2Z
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Earned runs-Louisytlls 7; Athletics. . Homo runs
1Topney' 1,Bren Iwo,Pa.s hi 1,. ShinnicE'
shafer sGcrnee hit Robinson. Double plays1,IT;
pitch-AcN ahon Base on balls-By Ehreh 3; by Me,
Mahon. ,; by whitney / Struck oat-By Ehret 2; by
MerinG AttondAnce-2,s53
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Mr. l. COMBS TKARLISGS
Brown colt by SpendthrIft-Sa,illa r. Murray. $50
Bay colt by GlenelR-Litte Lon; T.. RHieY...... so
bay ry, by fremont COntralto T. Ryan .....,,, 500
Mr. RICHARDSON'S COLT
Bay colt lssa BY IIimyar-Mss Austine; F.
berry OF 81, 100
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Famous Wnba.h Train for st. LouIa

continues to leave Grand Central Depot O'Clock r. NJ
daily, arriving At 81 Louis ~ second morning paSs
ing In full view OF Niagara Falls All meals in dining
cars Transfer IN Union Depot 1t Louis for all points
West aud bOuthNeBL-Adr.
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HAVE YOU seen BOCCIO,

THE NEW LAWS BOWLING GNME' EXCELLENT
EXERCISE INTERESTING AND EXCITING,
SPLENDID OUTDOOR JANE, MASrFACTURED BY
sPALplSG FPOs, 9II BKuADWAY.
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Geraldine and Worth ma1e Tho pace very
warm from the drop OF the lag. EOn bringing
III tho rear. bergen waited IL tho rear until
the leaders had rHced themselves to death and
then cutting loose with ron there WAS Olhing
else In it, tho big {! 1T winning HANDS down by
two lengths Worth beat GeraiLine1 head for
place honorS.
Sweepstakes for hre" yeEr.ods and upwari that had
not u Of &un ~ - each. with a. added
OF which $50 to second ana SItU to third, three.
quarter Of u mile
DIVER ProtherS' b. EUn, T. by Eolus-war Song, lis
(BerIrhl ....,.,,
Maltese villa stables oh IN. Geraldine o. lIH tKellyJ
Lord DAlIneny, funsior. Jr, and Vol Ante also
Time l:lIb&
Post Betting "A gainst Eon tol; Geraldine, "a to l.
Worth, Ito /; viOlaute, ITO l. Lord Dameny, 10 u
PunSter. Jr, 80 TO /.
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9 the washlnTtons went 20
IN the frst three innings I
pieces. Tie score;
NILnINGInN.
RLAHINGToN.

Earned runa-Wa,hington. " wilmington. ., Two,
49,, Will t2L Bader Keav, Newell sullivan Three base
hit-Lynoh, loible plays--CooRan and Corcordn Carl
and ReRy. First base on bas-Bader, Keay, Lynch "a
Jordan ~ Hill Riddle Whistler ~, Wentz care nit
by pitCher-GleAsnn Jordan. First base on orrors-
Washington, - Wilmington, 4 Lett on basss-wAsh.
ington, a. Wilmington X struck out-Ry Underwood
8; by Anderson, 8 Passed hnll-Corcoran. Tine-2;Nt
Umpire-Kely. AtendRnce-35u.
HAVEN, 9; WORCESTER, o
WORCESTER July ln-rsor baSe running and errors Mt
critical times defeated the Worcestors to day. The
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Runs acknowledgements. a. TwobAse hits-Cahili
t2), spill. stain. Struck outMckee boyle GuinhsSN
srrors-Tsw Haven :; worcester, First on tails
pitched ball,Horne, Lang staltZ Double playI,SniIl
TeTrien and cawpion. Wild pitchEliornero Passed
Lang Time 1888. umpire-Sulivan. Attendance. 49,
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BRooKLYN "a A. Q; TOLEDO. 8.
TOLEDO, July lO-Toledo lost to days game by supe.
rior hitting OF Brooklyn The score:
BROOKLYN

Earned funs-Toledo I; Brooklyn. T. Three base hit
o'Brion. Home run-DAyis Double play-Nelson and
0Brien Gorhardt and Bren Base on balls-0f smith,
1: on Daily, 2 Hit by pitched ball-Sicholson Struck
out-By smith, J. Passed bal-Toy. wild pitch-Daly.
Time-Two hourG Umpire-Toolo. Attendance-4Uu
SYRACUSE Is; ST. LOUIS. IS.
sr LOUIS, July lo.-Two weak pitchers furnished q
circus for tho small crowd at sportSmanB Park to day
ha
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Minor Leagues.

WKsTEEN LEAGUE.
Atst Paul-St Paul .: Denver g.
AT Observation-Disclosures :; KansAh City 4
At MINI RpoiH-Mnne apolis, II; omaha 8.
At Des Moines-Des Moincs D. sioux City l.
TRISrArK
Acknowledgement. 10; Mckeepport g.
Al CAnton-Canton 3; Wheeling
AZ q meeting held At Nan,ned last might Il was
and Dayton teams tho Tri state League would rnish
the season. A new schedule will 10 arranged for six
clubs
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Btonthors Twobsse his-prown, Richardson, sash
Thres.bAse hit-Stovey. Sacrifice hits-Fislia Trner
Stolen bAseI-Ri chardson Nash, Quinn t2l. IIatncld
First base on ealls.on Daley :; on Tenor O. II, First
pitched oall-yisner. Passed bals-kcliy. y, Quinn,
Quinn Pituourshh Tener. Double rlays-Quinn Hat
Umpires-shsridan and Carney. Tims-!i4S Attend.
a.
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PalLADELPHlA u. Ii TT CLKvELAND q. III
PHuADELPHrA July lo.-Tho Philadelphia Club won


Earned runsMfhII,deIpha = CIevelAbdt TIM06aSS
elements sacrifice hits Daily. Mexican. rdner; Allen.
AcoApley. Thompson: Clements Base stolsn-Mayer.
Caulsy; Hamilton Daily 81 Davis a: smAiIy ns struck
y.Aoh- Left on bases-Philadepnia II; Cleveland II.
Ttme-l:4a Umpre-Lynoh. Attendance-l.67o
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have points to learn. There is no team work
displayed. as each man is looking out for him
selL FumbinR was plentiful. and the errors,
ecoro was:
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rls "a EsGs: 'HHs ad All Ts
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CINCINNATI GOING DOWN.
ppooKIFNs HARD FIGHT ron TEE
1r1D IN TEE NATIONAL LEAGUE

RROOELTWS HARD FIGHT EOh 1Hh
LEAD IN TIE NATIONAL LEAGUE
All or Our Local Clubs Ala Victories 20
Their Credits-Tho Chicago P. LIZ Club
PIayiue Poor Bali-Sone Big Scores
The Result OF the Day's Play and the
At,.ndnnee-Other News ana Gossip.
Yesterdays championship games In the four
major leagues resulted as follows:
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York. IA; Pittsburgh. 8.
Brooklyn. B.; Cincinnati. 3.
Boston, 8: Chicago,3
Philadelphia. IA; Cleveland. Q.
THE PLAYERS LEAGUE.
Nsy York, 0; Chicago. 8.
Brooklyn. 8; Buffalo, 8.
Boston. 10: Pittsburgh, 6,
Philadelphia. II; Cleveland. II.
THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
BROOKLYN, o; Toledo. O.
Rochester. IL; Columbus,9.
Syracuse. Is; St Louis. Is.
Louisville. IL; Athletics, 3.
THE ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
Hartford, z: Jersey City. 0.
Baltimore. IL; Newark, 8.
New Haven. g: Worcester,
Wilmington, 10: Washington, q
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Rmso Hall, Eastern Park, 4 y. NJ. To-day.
Brooklyn Va Buffalo Players LSAgusl Kings County
and Union La direct TO grOundB.-Adn
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Earned runs Brooklyn, q; Buffalo D Lett on bases
Brooklyn. 7; Buffalo T. FIrht base crrors-Brooklyn
2: Bugslo First base on S.ls.9T sowders struck
drewG Sacrifice hlts-Joyce, Andrews, sowders Stolen
bases-ward, Bauer (2) Two baao hlts-sundAy, Raj
ney, Carney. Double playR-Joycs (unasSisteD; Ward
and bauer Passed ball-Mhck. Umpires-Jones aud
knight Time i!4I. AttendRnco-Abont 37S.
BOSTON Il. LN ~; PITTSBURGH tF. L)
BosroH July in-CapL HanlonR braves struck Bean.
town to-day adorned with war paint and ScAlps. The
Wal
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IMPORTANT saLH or rEAnL1Nos.
Sons and Daughters of fremont Disposed
Of In the SnddIInR Paddock.

| sale OF thoroughbred ycarllnps OF moro
than usual interest took rlHce In tho paddock
! Mt Monmouth Park yesterday. before tho races
began. 1t was the annual sale OF the Elmen-
dorf yearlings Of Mr.. Daniel Swiselt. Ken
tuckian who has bred many incc horses OF ro-
nown In the consignment wcrc fourteen colts
and eighteen fllies. ton Of them sired by the
| unheatcn fremont, the Grandcst two-year-old
probably ever seen on the American turf. In
tho group OF men present were the Dwyer
Brothers, Pierre Lorlard, d. D. Withors, John
Hunter Col. Brodhead John Mackey, A. J.
Caesatt W. 1. SCOTT, Col. Frank Hall. Marcus
DAILY. Charles Reed. John Campbell. Matthew
Rhymes. Joter and Wyndham Walden, md
hundreds OF other well-known Turtles. NThe
Dwyer Brothers secured two colts sired by
their famous race horse. one n dark brown.
very like fremont in conformation and sub
stance. out OF Mamie Bay, by GlenelG. They
paid $500 for tho voungster. Tho other was
promising looking younGster out OF Tincture.
by haywood, daughter OF Lexington. They So
paid the highest prce Of the sale. $4.25O for q
fine bay youugster,, marked with n crescent
o Morris O Paa thu to next Sahoss so
for g splendid bay, ,flly by Glenelg.
was going to buy. he replied that he had
In addition to tho Elmendorf ycarlngs. sew
eral belonging to Mr.. J., Coombs were disposed
q; together with likely colt bred by MIR.
The stock was sold In this order:
ELNrSpoKr rEARLiSGs-coLrs.
Bay colt, by Glenolg-Nnnnie Black; J. b Ruther.
BLACK colt BY Fsmon..Far Lady; John Hunter 400
BAY colt, BY GisneTr-K"srina; j. A 4 a. H. Nor. w
Brown colt BY Bcfian-PeSt; L. j. ioyner rs
Chestnut colt by GlenelE-Malta; j. A, A H.
BfS%a colt by Trcmoinit:Nanniio bay Dryer ~
Bay colt BY 0leneis-Linnct D. Gideon. S11
E5STn GG BY o ss
Bay colt by IleneiS-FioTtia; w. L. Sco.t 1850
Fay S9it Sy inn jGynSr
Total O.. 40 $4,000
Rr0T c Ally By Ryan
Shs'nH, My by fonsor Supa q wabqnm 80
nay Il ny; I BY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Raey OF ~
Bay alIy 81 Glenoi gam ,Fiet; j. a. i 4. ii.
Chestnut ally by Fonso-Lonana b; John Han
Brown rlly BY Observation-Disclosures: p Ryan 49,. $50
Bay nllv. by Tremont-Pauine sprague; John
Bay Oily BY Dersan-Lady NoeIwortn; i. Brcd.
Bay MY, by Notwithstanding; Capt ". vi. 90
Chestnut Hily by Rehabilitation: John Han
Bay lilly, Gy Observation-Disclosures: John Ian:
CHESTNUT My. by Rothsrhi-iitioa; Castle 4
Bf sSn My by riemcn,-rsr.n.: /. brodhs.d s E,S
Chestnut My by Koherhill-Anna H.; J. Is Ruth
Bay My by Bersan.mn Jolly Nun; w. Henirc,
eHhad"'''.'''''''''' 30
Total. si2,273
l. coMs's rKARlISGs
Brown " SrAndthrift-Sa,ila Mnrr
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Earned runs-Harttord, 8 Two base hit-wash. Sac.
rincs hits-o,GonneL Walsh stolen bGses-Stnilngs,
Theisein, walsh. OConnell, ROualey. First base
6aisEsialinES, Walsh !hsseip FIRST hase, on errors
Rouss.y BrsdsH bowd ,Moore, staiiings Saish
Passed bRis-Murphy, Dowd. Wild pitci-Fitzgerad.
l0ube nj ayA-F0rster. Sutton and Theisen MCGucEcn
and Rou'ssy: 0,CoGpeI forsIsr and Theisoln Left
on bases-Hartfori; u Jersey city. & Umptre-liuut.
Iimo-l25, Attendance, 40.
BALTIMORE II; NEWARK. 8.
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The National League.

TIE RECORD.
o.c, sSa " s S'N sSs eniSsso Sc .ssS
ssthTTaaslp6ia Al 20 .ei2 Cleveland lie 80 300
kks,.onf 20 II bs7l PittsburRh.. lie 40 2ss
NEW YORK tx. L.. IA: PrTTsBuRaH IN. LII 8.
Although the New Yorks defeated the ptttS'
S 9SERn the 227 spectators felt amply r.:
psid for seeing the game. There was
1nsd p'af It wal was regular circus catch. end
everybody thought Sunday had been taking
iopmsd in the eighth inning. Burkett lined
towsrd The centre 1S ed sDs snf
SSuuddsnlv he faced about saw the ball was
saiIipa over his head. and jumped high In the
air. The ball touched the tips Of his nn&erss.
his arm outstretched, the ball came down IN
bis hand just as his back came In contact with
The oround and he turned q back somersault.
StilI holding onto the ball. The score:
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Has~ Bnn T"-day. brotherhood Park.
second grand struggle Of the AZ star Chcagos and
the Worlds Champions. Game, r. M.-4dp
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RnSs bail, Washington Pnrk. To-Day.
Brooklyn VI Cincinnati Game T.. II. Adm SOC.
9th Nv. IL and horse cars dirocL-IdU
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Base BaII, New Polo Grounds, To-day.
York. Game X n Admiration so GIniL-zAA
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G fiEoSIgn :......:.::-.i s
Earned -Bfootlyn First sass on srroTs,cin,
overwhelmingly 8; Brooklyn;e TwooAse hit9-
Eurna smith. Struck olt-Collins. MePhoe, Reilly.
Smith. Sacrifice hts-Pinkney, Burns caruthsrA Don:
OvAn. Wild pitch-Vian. Umpro-HcDermott Time
II AZ. AttendAnee-SlA
BOSTON IL. LIZ 8; CHICAGO u. LIZ g.
BosroK July Io-Auson's "TorTers" gave the Bean.
nnfnrn 4 hard rub Today. Tho 1coro:
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Fhrneu ruhB-COlulnDuB, Il HOcHeHtef 2 Two bAEo
hits-McTAmAny. johnson, 0'Connor, Reilly Leblanc,
Grifn stolon bsses-2eTnmanv pnY. 6cnn
nor. Greenwood: Double play-Easterday and Leblanc.
First base bAllB-Un WidneE 4; of Chamberlain {;
OF Barr q. H,t BY pschsd ball-John,on struck on!
baIl-o'Connor wild pilchos-widner, j; Barr
Time-2 hours umpros-Peoples and DoeScher. At.
tendance-l600.
LOUISVILLE, IL; ATHLETIC g.
LoursvrLLI, July lo.-The game to- day resulted a.
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NNo0KLYN Lr. I'D, 81 nUrEAL0 ~. I.l. 5.

'ulS'ueoi tho heary batting by inc Drookyn
team mud tho running ami ileldinG OF Second
EhsemRn l4uor, in tho game played on the
ialo IN, tho contest WAS void OF all interest.
The blooklyns simply .outplayed their rivals In
elory doparlment, and won quite handy. Had;
ihsy wero not backyard In iAtteninR up thelr
bsiting averages. The Bunalos nut up q dull.
GOOD but IN fielding and base running they
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Earned FunB-St LouiA 1Ui SyracuBo, & TW0baBo
hits-MoLaughlin McQuery. Campau, StivettaL Three
base hit-Munyan Home runs-Hct arthy. CartwrRht.
pitcher-Rosemnn cg; struck out.By stiyetts. :; by
AttendHnce-74a Tme-2:ia Umpre-EmSlie.
ROCHESTER,, IL; COLUMBUS. o.
CoLunHuS July Io-Rochester her third straight
came from Columbus TO-DAY The score:
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.rro's -ChicSgo 4 New YORK, 4 Ltft on bsssI-Chi'
t~.o = New York, g. First base on hAlls-On keefe,
q OF King /. htruck out--Connor, Whitney, Keefe,
VAslL Ryan; boyle o. Williamson Home run
1.,o nits-hwIg Darling, sAcTincs hi!s-ETinEs Con,
pIse ~ Roufk. via pitches -Keeie Cil Passed balls
Ewing =, Farrell t. unpires-BArneS and ComiS-
Icy. l4Me-2;3O AtiendAHce-l s2I