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70 TRY FOR THE AMATEUR RECORD
Al English Swimmers Challenge 20 Our
Champions

Champions.
At the swimming championships OF tho ANA
tour Athletic Union next month there will ap-
pear among the contestants in tho 100-yard
race young Englishman who, from all &C.
counts, will lead our best swimmers across the
winning line in what horsemen would torn a
canter" This newcomer, or dark horse" to
quote the turf again. l. Charles Linseed q
member OF the Zephyr Swimming Club OF Lon
don and OF the Rhelnlust Swimming Club Of
this city. He ls one OF EnRland's many expert
amateurs and, while at home he has never
achieved cham pionsbip honors. he expects to
gain such distinction In this country There
Is some justification for this confidence. for
american swim mers play no role on tho record
table. And With in the past week Linseed has
~ over four seconds. and last years cham.
pionship time by more than ten seconds. 1t is
true last trials 20 not decide race but as the
average time OF the championships has been
l:23 the inference won Id be that a man that
can do 1912 has moro than an even chance to
The Rheinlust. Swimming Club s.desirous
OF having iinseed create an authentic record.
Sna On MSd ; lea aletpoon at o'clock tho
River; In order that there will be no question
b. Curtis James Z. Sullivan. Bob Stoil. "nd
Fam See will be the gentlemen asked to off,
ciate.
There will also be q 100. yard race for gold
medal -Four entries have been received but un-
less Herman Braun W. C. Johnson. a, Mefferts,
or some OF ourcrRcks appear to contest, Lin
seed Will not start in this. but make separate
trial SHOULD any OF the above men toned ap-
pear the EnRlshman will contest. and in tho
race VIII ATTEMPT TO upset the figures. twill
be good opportunity to get q :, line" Oh Lin
seed and study his English, stroke.
MIR. hoeniR on behalf OF the club has gener-
ously volunteered to give gold record medal
owing to- the short time entries will be te-
colved by Mr.. johnson up to the time OF the
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No dead wood" Is allowed in the ranks Of the New
ssn we're rom hs r ro
non payment OF dues
Tho Yonkers Athletic Club VII have series of mem.
TSs sTe@ 1 b y D;. dash yArd hurdle race
Workman OF New York. Kinrs Queens aud West.
big big picnic At 'oSess VOID on TF1fs1ay AK - one
% Mi A 3. %
the rules of tho Amateur Athettc Union and which
Wess Hs street. viii furnish q The
events, 6c, on request
h9d - seventh annual Pene and games at iodine
M On vii BE- HTa n A
rules: iO.yard dash one mile walk quarter mile run
quarter mile run, members rnnnnT broad Jump hish
Vf e. . %AF %o p. a'C Viii be- 5 boy;
medals and Eilverware.
restriction claus seems to b
club without the desired permission and running IN
n sf hat pSnss
60 The last caG gnn one year from the time he carried
meetings and banner competition. it really amounts
falacy of The law. for Although "r,served' bv the
colorE
Fulton market sporting men are excited over the 10
q aSys %Hlsr III is feet n"ne ana nj
weighs lso pounds and Is m syears OF aye lie has
MARKET that his employer Ven, With him tho ro i%
ssns SF Ia. eG Of &S.
weighs over 100 pounds with tn. ice and shouIdered
It. He carried of hsh weigh ny gu q block and
It required two o: the strongest men in tuDn Market
to carry II back. lie Tilted bale Of cotton. and has
also lifted three men
Joe Farrell, tho clever and we'll known middle weight
puRst of Bgyonne has posted with the Fotcr
forfeit OF Sl0l in response TO III" statement that Jack
Shay also OF BAyonne was wiling to meet him in a
nRht the rniIh Farrell cha lenRes Shay night for
Any amount from 500 TO $40 and AYERS that no
buslp and proposes TO ascertain whether
Shay means business or blum. when SHAY the
forfeit his Representative the conditions
tho contest with Farrell hacker Farrell saws he can
whip shay. and a number OF Hudson county sporting
men believe he can. shay. however las numerous
pArtiSAns who believe that no kuock out Farrell
II the meet the night will attract considerable local
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The New Ground. ortLs Orange A. &.

The new grounds OF the Orange Athletic Club At
Grove street East Orange are nearly completed. The
running track which 10 NTH Of mile length has
teen carefully laid and will be very fast On tue
side the entire length OF the grounds tennis courts
have been made. Facing the terrace At one cad 10
model little club house with conVsniencsS for both la
GsG and gentlemen. and ample locker accommodations
Between the terrace and track = wide driveway has
been made with exits both ends OF the EroundI The
ball asld iSi the centre OF the track and makes
tie southeast the grolBdL Wofk already hay
Ing begun TIE stand silt nave every ACcUInmU.
comfortable.
The grounds are enclosed aud very handy, beng
situated 81 the Grove Steet station 0f The y ana W
not thiriy .eeol a. from ne IepoL The many
AIhlelis ciubs IN NsE York and UCnWy vii no DOUBT
Aysl .hsm1s.ts Of ths Opportunity Of uSinE these
HTQpndL owing 20 their eOnVeniehea The club will
bold fA games the grounds about The mddls Of Dc
tobeI Tbe club III pat strong football team on Che
Geld Ihs year ana vii make BIZ EFFORT uin the
SSFeaEn .lsJ " g az s s Ssy SS'
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Cleveland Asked to Compromise.

ctEvrLLxp. July 26-The officials OF the National
League club OF this city have never blown their own
trumpetA They have always admitted however that
the between tho two factions q serious set.
back to tho in the Forest City still they claimed
that the National League would outive all opposition
Something happened to-day that has put tho National
League ofhcAIs into extraordinary good humor. One
Of the officials told srs eorrespondent thai man In
the managers OF tho rlAyers' League hal sent .
despatch to President Robson and other officials OF
Cleveland club. Sing II tho Players League should
decide to chance the naines OF ther respective uos
and accept the construction OF contracts provided
by the National League whether the latter would
sent to play exhibition games with them in the fall
" If tho SAtonA League will not agree to this under
what terms can AcomproIise be effected =, asked the
sender of the despatch The answer of the National
Nothing but uncondit!onal surrender will suit u.s.
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Earned runt-New York Two.base hi.-HarrinR.
ton. Home rn-Denny. Frst base on balls-Mc Phee
o. ReardtS rSy GlA'Sso ( BHsssst stolen bases
poublo plays leard and Rely: GIasscock BSsSstI
and HornunE struck out-AcPhee. MARI (2l Hot
day Reilly. Harrington. NicoL BAssett CLARK Passed
Salls-ClArk. i; harrington. } umpirLynch.. Time
BROOKLYN n. L.. 10; CHICAGO IL. LA.
CHICAGO. July26.-The sadiest man In this
big town tonight was Capt ADRIAN C. Anaon.
Another OF his tase ball phuoms" had been
ruthlessly exploded. another game had gone
ellmmering. andthe 1893 spectators present
saw as miserable an exhibition OF base bali
PLAYING as as it is possible 10 ee aywhere.
wonder from wild and woolly Nxas another
chance to show that he had in hin the stuff Of
which great pitchers were made but the at.
tempt like the last. proved di.ma failure.
The foxy Brooklynite knew they had a pie
In the Texas youth and pl oceeded . out it at
their leisure. Tn to the sixth. whith proved
the fatal round. the visitors played with Luby
much as q cat plays with mouse. Up to that
time tho score cards had recorded ont measIy
hk The score:
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Tho Rival Wins tho First Trial.

Bridgeport yachtsmen painted the shore front car
mine last night for their pet yacht the Rival. owned
by Commodore Burrt OF the Cedar Point Yacht Club,
defeated tho Boston cracK boa, Eureka in as nne
race a. was ever sailed on Long Island Sound.
Tho Eureka which is owned by Commodore RoEerA
TO the line yeSerdey in rrs fettIe
The Bridgeport and Cedar Point yAchtsmen backed tho
Rival with every dollar they could and the Boston
men were equally enthusiastic Tue cour.e was Ten
milea TO vindwArd and return. and Il sailed in
fresh breeze from the southweR,. Tho Rival secured
lead which she soon increased, aud she finally won
handsomely. owing g the stormy weather OF yester
DAY morning the yacht that were to have been
sailed at Rye Beach Y. and at Riverside. Conn,
lei "
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Not Too = ormy for Canoes.

YoSKERs, July 26.-The Yonkers Canoe Club held the
races this afternoon postponed from the open
regatta sailed Two weeks The for the rst
two events was two miles and half of the club house.
the nnish stake boat being directly opposite. There
was but light wind from the southwest Several up
ses IN the nrst OccAsioued some excitement The
entries were confined TO the home cub TIE senior
sal ing race was pretty contest and by T. T.
Gihom IN the Beta IN - minutes and seconds; C. b.
NAuI in the tonnie finished second IL the JUNIOR sail
INK race NJ r. HaytAnd IN the Colette nrut in %
ninuses r Q; kirkwood in Dolphin second There
was II . time taken in the mAnHN erng sailing race.
C. 4. NnuK In the Bonnie was hrst, T. Uthom SEQ
ond The prizes were handsome silk banners
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he Players League.
THE RECORD.

cIETELANDl. IL, 6; NEW YORK Up. L), l.-FIRsr
GAME.
CLEyELAS July 26.-The New York P. L.
Club playe two games here TO-DAY and lost
both. Ths' were but few persons present
When the ut game was called at 2 o'cock but
Iley saw ie New Workers completely wiped
2nt be siiors were not entitled TO a run
, Two Wig lrows b. Stricken a d Gruber in
the nlIih ming resu ted In Richardson scor-
ing, Tue Lifting was light on the part OF both
tams AMI he helding was NOT OF very bri!-
nant order he pitch NJ of Keefe and Gruber
vas sAcelnt, bur the errors Of the visitors
a.nerA,e } great disadvantage. In tho
nIln lhnir Slaltery and ORouiks colided.
NO '1r y me II was thought that both men
e Wfs OdanroLs'y injured, They were finally
'44HGhH tang heir aces
IN me send game, ~ he end OF the sixth
lnhings II hked Ike anoti or picnic Tor CleyS-
w. I'm: Nee, had teen replaced hy Long ohm"
W.T. hn'1, however. and when the score
f'oGd save g. TWO 10 favor 81 the Clevelauds,
MI nTi,n ~ iettd down % good work and the re-
T St va III the visitors scored i've runs to
me sSe .oe'ls 10 In the next Elk Innings The
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No Sunday Gnmes at Syracuse.

SYRACUSE July 2a-Presdent George K. Frazer OF the
Syracuse Base Ball Club ton Rht received despatch
from sheriff Van Buren, Of oSweso county motif wing him
that hereafter sunday ball playing would not be per.
mittsd In osWego county. Tho syracuse Clubs Sunday
county limo in UsweRO county There Is no available
pace to play this county and could FUNDS be
cured the sentiment Of Syraruhe Is strongly against
SUNDAY that there would he little hopes Of
being permitted here The acon OF the o.weEo sheriff
brought about BY tte city ministers association
President Frazier said to night that lie would
tempt night the officers Of the law and 10 probable
that the last sunday game OF the Syracuse Club at
home has been pAyed-
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The A,tsnaAHss Yesterday.
TL. outIeek Be tLs ArsrIeaa Asseel.Me..

PnuApELTuI4 July "a President Zach Phelps Of the
American Association stepped In this yesterday hlS
way 10 Cape hSJ The EsHiA ofhciaI was accompanied
By his wife and was pArIieu any confident that tho
American Association vas better hIsd financially than
any Of the major GASoestiohG with but ono sEosD
tion. ell Of eur clubs msknE money today IhGVs
IBSI returned from BrOOklyh WhsTS vas called 20 A.
STAT 10 dESSihg W the papers Tor general
GABEGIaA Of slHb 10 that city IhS eu6 has been
StTSAEhSESd AnAiy, AAd SsDs have AISG1y bSSs Aksn
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A N,ne.year.ola Boy Lanas a Big P,ehsrs1.

PRosPEcT, Conn. July 2a-Edd!e Benham, q eyear.
old lad OF this town had an exciting experience for
younEster a few days ago He was hShlnE in the Mix.
Vile reservoir with Old poe AMI small trout hook
tut had short line some hing took hold OF his hook
anu ran away with Such energy AS 10 pun MIN on tho
bank INTO tho water. but he he,I to the OtruR
Eed TO the shore and succeeded in landing picker.
o. that weighed three poumd s and six was
the Target hsh ever caught in that pond and
long as the lad was tall. The boy was exceedingly
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Too Had tor Bicycling.

Tho New York Bicycle Club had made unusual prepa
rAtionS for big meeting yesterday. Rain. how
ever. stopped all the fun and caused Apostponement
Tho Hudson County Wheemen intended to hold a
twenty flve mile LArci mont pike yesterday
Ram played sad havoc with tho and like The
OF the White Pains eetinK they very wisely
deferred the race In the selection Of new dates II
would probably well for the Two organizations II con-
nicunR dates were not chosen.
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NEW YORE WAS NOT IN IT.
THREE GAMBSLoST IN TEE WEST BY
GoTHAMPICKED PLATERa

The PHILADELPHIA IN. L. Club wins tie
Sixteenth Cosecutive Gane-Both Of
the Brooklyn iubs have n PIenIe-KeIIy
and HE MeasurPrIsed In PittsburEh-
The America Association Games =
Minor LeaGu Seores-News and Rotes.
Tho ehsmpionsIp games In the four big as
aociations yesterdy resulted as follows:
THE NT1oSAL LEAGUE
Cincinnsti s; Me- York, /.
Brooklyn. 0; Chicago. 4.
PitiburGh, 4; Boston. g.
Philadelphia, 8: Cleveland. a
THE LAYERS LEAGUE
First Camel CleelRnd, 6: New York. 1.
Second game Cleveland. 8: New York. 7.
Brooklp. l3: Buffalo,9
Boton. 4: Pittsburgh. 8.
Chicago. IL; Philadelphia, /.
THF AtER1CAN ASSOCIATION
Athletics. Z: Louisville. l.
Syracuse 8 ; Columbus, 0.
Rolsster 6: Toledo. 2.
At New York-Wet grounds.
TIE TLASTIc ASSOCIATION
Newark. q: New Haven, O. Forieited.l
Wilmington. l L: Harrisburg. o.
Baltimore, IL: Washington.
At Worcester
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BrTrAto, July 2aThe dates OF the tournament OF the
Budalo and Rambler Bicycle Clubs have been changed
from Aug - and 70 to ~ and 30 nno programme of
open races have been prepared and the prizes hung
will be very valuable Tho one mile ordinary cham.
pionship The world expected be the of the
meet IL viii be run In heats, best two OF three
and tho entries VIII include the best this coun
try and canada This English riders VINO expected
TO take part In the fall tournaments will also compete
lotme road race from Eric TO Buffalo III also take
place on the last day the noted road
over the country have Agnned their intention OF enter
ing The przer IN these events Will be the neEt ever
offered at bicycle meet
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Carroll and Bowen to Fight.

NEW ORLKASS July 26.-Tho Olympic Club has matched
Jimmy Carroll and Andy Bowen TO nEht sept 10
q Is purse.
The CLUB has also wired Ike Weir tho Belfast spi.
DER Asking him II he would night Tommy DAnforth for
purse OF 5000 DAnforth 10 ANXIOUS to get at the
"smi-r again, and knowing ones say that the $500
will bring the SPIDER to New Orleans. IL this match
. made DAntorth will be hAudled BY Jimmy Carroll
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Experts with the Gun md R,a..

At the regular weekly badge competition OF the Miller
Rife Club held in the examinations headquarters q
few evenings ago the following scores were made by
the leaders on tho standard twenty five ring target
Plaisted, 25s; Aeyers "a; Dewey. 2:7; Lutch AIS:
korbach 223; Schwartz 221: Bet'ey, 222: Zoch 100;
hsmpt i9o kameL lai. and kAtenkAmt lsS.
scarcely dozen adopts of the breech loader put
appearance at the grounds OF the Caremont Shooting
hsociation yesterday. owing to rain The result At
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Riaemen at Creednoor.

The New York Rife Club continued Is summer con.
test on the short range at Creedmoor yesterday The
distance was usual 2o) yardA the target the Amer
po The hAndicaps and results OF tile contestans
Esrs; j. Doan, scratch IS: Duane 81. T., Lloyd,
81 ~ HerrtnRton, ~: u. Shorkey II; u MAckey II;
E Chler II, J. Dannenlser. 10; n. o Donnell, "a
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Games To-day.

AMERICAN Asso1AToN
Brooklyn va Columbus At Long Island grounds.
Rochester Va Louisville at Rochester.
Athletics vs. Toledo, at Philadelphia
Albany vs. Greenpoint AthleucS At Albany.
EarunA Boat Club vE. Brooklyn Post once o. Bay
Ridge.
MetropolttAns va Flushing. At Recreation Park,
DAuntisSs W. tnrx celted, at Leo PARK.
Jonas VI StocktouS at Atlantic Park
I'D EisemAn charles POstel. at Recreation grounds.
Young Men Va c. L. and A =. at ErAptinA.
Z 6pAdinR va MARdAlen. at ErAStina
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Il has been decided that the match between frank
Gloss OF Pine Brook n j. and Capt J. L. Brewer. the
champion OF tho world will take place July At tho
Central uun Cub grounds Long Branch Each man
Will hire at iu live GrtS for 500 side Gloss 10 have
tWoy yard handicap.
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Champion Shrewsbury Yacht.

sailed here to day for the champ on pennAnt OF the
North Shrewsbury Yacht Club The Kid owned by
BAyArd ThAyer OF Boston held the pennAnt forman
Smiths felsens and linton James undno were en-.
tered against The KID, The cour.e was ten meG
The Kid won by sixteen seconds Cndlno second
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pRooKLYN tr. I. J, is; purrAIo tr. o.

BUFFALO. July MISUNDERSTANDING the
clean record Of Bufralos defeats good sized
crowd saw Brooklyn knock the homo team
silly again this afternoon. The new mon as
signed to strengthen the tenn were not tried
except Krock. who proved an easy victim for
Wards willow wielders after the first FIVE in
nings. The Buffaos played q rank game in
every way. and the audience Ruyed the Grip
pies In Rrent style. Sowders was hit freely but
at wrong times. HemminR pitched the last
inning. He yielded homo run for Hallgan.
double for Rowe. single for White and an
other for Beecher Wards playing at short
STOP was magnificent The score:
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IN n a. LoAINir ArArrrn Lrlnrl
The Berkeley A A and Amateur League Cub played
men short The score:
Total for four wickets. . .

The New Yorks were down to play the Cotmopoitans
yesterday at Central Park. apd the Cosmopolitan
second even was 20 have met the YounE Mems Chris
tan Association or Harlem. on account OF the rain,
however the Park authorities Issued edict there
WAs 10 be no cricket much 20 tho disA appointment of
players and q large number of BpectAora
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Ladies'. D.v at the Astoria &C

Flags and bunting waved from the boat house OF the
Astoria Athletic Cub On Powery Bay yesterday; 1t
was ladies' day and tho mb-rs Of the club all
house was crowded to tue doors with pretty girls A
few scruj rowed for the amusement OF the
spec alorS There music aud dancing during tho
evening.
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Earned runs-Bunalo, o. BROOKLYN. e. Two base
hts-Rowo ca irwin, Bauer ca Three base ht-Daly.
Home run-HaiEAn tirst base on bAlIs-o9 Kroch.
.. on s,oInn S,,ssHnx Haitian Ward % o ~ ss
tN Sacrifice hits-BeocheL HaiEan. Orr car Van Hal.
tren az Left on bases-Budao 10 Brooklyn .. Double
pAy-frwin and Raney wild ptoh-soWderN I'm.
pires-ForgusOn and Hobert Time-2:oa Attendance
-i,HI
CHICAGO r.. LL IL; PHitApELpMA u. LII.
CHICAGO July 26.-Tho home team to- av hands
hal
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DEFENDING THE WICKETG

Manhattan Defeats the KinGn County Club.
At Prospect Park yesterday the NAnhsnans defeated
the Kings County Club by thirytwo runG The wicket
was very sticky and unpAyAble. The score;
KINGS COUNTY.
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sharpsbootera Try Their Hand.

The second sharpshooterS match of the season was
shot the 5o and 800 yard ranges at Creedmoor
terday. None but National Guardsmen participated.
The rain ntertered with the shooting and the match
did not begin until the afternoon Following are tho
scores Of those who Won BhAr pshootsrs badges.
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Esrsd Euns-Brooklyu !. rvo,base hi,H-wIme.
Gee nis.AnSon wi!n S;,, barps q, Prookynl Smith
and Annn Bases on bAlls-wimot. tu0y. KittridTe'
Cooney Terry. Collins Finkney ~ Foutz. Struck out
-Coon0 Ki!tridEe GienAlvin. Aneon. Burns ChiraRo)
Earl Lby. Carroll. Day q burns (BrooSlyn). FoutI
6Ases-Gicago I: BROOKLYN. ! Wild Litch-Demarris.
Passed bGlI-Day. Time-l:% Cmpire-McDermott
AttendAce-3d2a.
PHtADELTHIA IL. L. 5; cLxvELANp IN. L. 2
CLEvEASp. July 2s.-The Philadelphia Club made It
ntFtaan srAlRht TODAY. The -
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CLEVELAND ellis; NKw YORK tr. LIN


barnsd Tnns-Cleyeland. o. New York, !. Tvobato
hils-Sntcliiie Three base hits-Brow wing RAdfOrd.
Home runzconnor Stolen bases-Rsdford sutclihs,
Johnston Struck outnBy Ewing. 9 First bass on
and Larkin c2li shannen Conner, and R,ehatdson.
Passed bals.suteiins az Hit bI piloher-DelehAntT.
Wild pioh-kwinG Time-i:5a Cmpires-GARney aud
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The National League

Ctneinnt, Al u .e03i Pittsburgh. rs 90 2si
CINCINNATI Is. L.. 5: NEW YORK IN. L.. /.
ClScHSAT1. July 26.-For the third consecu-
tive tim the New Yorks lowered their colors
this afternoon TO the Reds in a contest lost in
the earl moments Four runs came like gifts
after chances to retire the side had been
missed nd then Rusie repeated Viau's work
OF the attrnoon before. He did Rrandly. but
the rally vas lacking. and Mullane is credited
with pitching one Of the most puzzling games
The hore team made good attempt to score
IN the hrs inning. two men having been sent
TO first onyalls. A double play, however. ended
the inning TIE New Yorks made weak dis
play al ID bat in their half. In the second
Inning wd pitch alter tho third strike gave
MuIiane ts base Knight sent a hot, one to
sacrifice. Through wild pitching and fumbles
the Cinclbatis were. enabled to score four
rms Ttohaance OF the game was stoutly
contestec, but the New lorks were unable to
make up hi lost ground. In the fourth inning
Nicos sfe hit and a steal, and on Boards at
tempt to steal second after getting first on
balls Mol scored. In the eighth inning Denny
scored ahome run. The score:
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BASE o. on Notwithstanding Shannon. Kssfe First base
On sIrorsssECleveiand. 81 New York. a. Struck out
p psin shanpon Eesfs tn louSls Plays-TeSsou and
connos WA n,,shna ksrkin. WhitnsT, Ewing and
ssirIeker johnson Umpres-Gsnney and Sheridan
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Tho American Associates
THE RECORD


PHILADELPHIA July 26-Louisvilie's harm was broken
to-day in tho presence of T. 1874 people. who yelled
enselves hoArse over the fne playing of the homo
nlu
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Earned runSPittsburgh 4; Boston . Two.base hits
ESpiod,. Hlne berser stolen bASe-Mior. BAses on
Rais- HI ier Alivan. Struck out-LsnR hcGArr az,
smnh' .t0orn tit by pitched blacksmith. Time
i2o lmplrSfowerG ArendAnco-25Z
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