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Wn Tennis.

Pain caused tho po'tnonement of the Staten Island
Athletic Clubs lawn tennis tourney YESTERDAY. tn"
Courts Of the clnSs GROUNDS al Nest sew nr,g,om
The finals will be played II possible, on tina; date
OF tennis She Is not enough however return
very swift ball with hand. takes hcr racket
tic Ian 6ncS over III" net She plays these STROKE" ire
qaenty and seldom misses Que but tnry are NOT very
effective as no direction can be given the bali
Young Duncan Caudl"r ~ the Brooklyn Heights Ten.
mis- Club IL generally regarded possessing PLAYING
Gently temakcd bri."s I"t ander vii fS' tie he
chsmplonship OF Am,rica before many years If he
are almost perfsc aud only requires more strength
70 become nrst class PLAYER lie not over III years
Members of tn" New York Tennis Club were very
much surprised at IN" defeat OF Miss CABIN IN the
her conqueror is said have gone through OF
1. .s .HTa :. ,nat Of 'gSse as'% T"nGn IL;
~ Two Mr. cani rs freRds claim ma. ne a1r
would undoubtedly have won.
The defeat OF Campbell by Huntington IN The New
England championship was the cause of som"
line form in the doubles at The New York tennis CUBS
%S % m IL o %41 ana . s H H%
.dm dn" 10 campbell having an Interior lnItner.
without much trouble
Nothing 10 show the uncertainty or lawn ten,
mis- better Than tho recent matca between +. " Lewis
Had Hamilton tho two strOkrsh Ito required 10 tuks
S . stTn sr ne s. mo nayc rG ne s MN
bad y compared with ne ac'ual score Of - 80;
have been regarded b. tho public as no match l0r tho
lrshman.
1t T.. remarkable that SO few matches at tennis are
counties AMI towns and clubs ar" constantly pIoN ell,
The inter town eague u norihcfn N"w Jersey is About
ne only seres Ut matches OF ihat Kind IN ms yicnlty
'"nty heen rnikng Of getting NJ league OF 'hIs Kind
among !hcielys' ~ nany o. the clubs haYr go, rIs
among their members, this plan is thought feasible
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Heating New. from Nynch.

STAcE. June nl.-Tho new steam yacht Aztec to he
LAUGHED here next week at the Yards Of Charles l.
soaturv CO. cannot be surpassed by any yacht her
New York city. and will cost SlGool She is 10 feet
Her light Graught viii enable her to in very
water Her model, from Ssabnry designs, is very
tisc. She will be schooner :ed and will be Eticd
with Seaury safety water tube boilers and triple
panson engines OF lGlhorse power She will be lighted
with forty ucandescent lights and will carry power
ful search light, operntoi from the wheelhouse by
unique device. Her cabins finished in NAH oRany,
and she Is perfect in appointments every inch OF SPACE
being utilized Her main saloon is furnished with sofa
beds and MAKE four distinct stAterOoIns
She AFRO be made IN few moments ally
open cabin yacht Certainly the Aztec IS beauty.
The same company this "eeG lhnncl"h the N"da n
Mr. Clark viii lake tho veda at Onro to the Thousand
Islands. where sie viii cleavn st Lawrence
speed Of twelve miles an hour Work is progressing
ut the Seabry yard a0o' yacht for the Col shorO
Land and improvement Company OF Bnr Iiarbor. Me.
n foot yacht for W. K Lawrence. Yonkrrs 3pfoot
liquid fuel launch for Sinclair smith. New York and n
era other boats in course OF construction All these
fitted with seabury safety boilers and engines They
are also building +foot launch. only nve feet wide.
to attain speed OF seventeen miles per hOnr IRON
horse power compound engines 1t is for New York
gentleman.
Tho present activity of the bodybuilding industry at
NyaCk Is unparalleled
At Iiermout tho Tappan Zee Company have con.
Etructrd large and beautiful open boat for ale Coz.
leRe To 10 used by tho coaching crew IN the coming
university rnco. She ST. feet inches over ALL Hteet
u inches beam. nui ) feet deep nIndsipN Tho cock
pit deck Is raised as 10 give those board unol
Btructed view Of tho race" she costs AMI VIII he
furnished with superior boiler and engine The Tau.
pan Zee COMPANY have in prospect much work for The
south American and Mexican trade
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Atthe Twelfth Regiment Armory

Tho contest In tho individual handicap match OF q
Twelfth Regiment Rifle Association continued last
night with good attendance despite tho disagree
able weather. The Creedmoor targets were reduced
for the proper Length OF the arm0ryS range AMI Ito
many facilities offered there contributed AHrcAtdra to
Tho general Satisfaction with III results
The scores and handraps vi the contestants were aS
follows
sergeant Stewart Company o. a., CORPORAL Donovan,
I0npanN h ~ Private Ilanrhl'w, company !. ~;
Lieut. Weber. COMPANY u, Hergeaut krsSitr. tom
pam II. ~ Private q DOnne!. COMPANY +. -, Lieut..
smith COMPANY A. ~; Corporal Denuugrr. Company
Wrnnenberg ompany +, - 'orroral telHarth : ON
pAnN q, ~. sergeant Va cr, a. =. - Private Lamb
Company +. 81, corporal ". l.. Downs Company T. H.
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Ma,tMeCar,hyana ,.harlex sm,lh Mn,chea.

Arrangements were completed yesterday for glove
hght between Charley Smith, who claims the ne pound
championship OF England, and Matt Mccarthy, The
Philadelphia feather weight who met defeat At tho
hands If Cal Mccarthy. eliknown Quaker Ciy
sport came to this city md made the arrangements
lIe Il offering purse OF $500 tho match
viii be with skin gloves 10 hnsh aud
IN one hnndrei miles OF Philadelphia smith who hps
friends in that .iN, win leave New York III a day ar
Nv" 10 train for the COnsG John rnry III lo"S
him. Harry Walton wlii probably prepare Ne, ar,by
for tho CONTEXT u all tie IeIOrs are lrus - SmI
uyhting abiriesme Shou!i 'omo prrtty near wiini e.
although, after III" ,n Ait I, at Nr,urthy paSe
george piN0n II should no u uSrly COMES ed GIaif
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The American Association.



ROCHESTER. June 2I.-Tho greatest game here this
season played to-day. It was q tie from the
third inning TO the twelfth and several times tho visi.
tors apparently had the game but each time luck was
against them. Finally, In the twelfth Knowles made q
hit followed by three single hits three bagger
and two which lot In I'VE runs The crowd
wild. Brooklyn would doubtless have won In tho
eighth. simon mato splendid hit to left reld that
would have been good for three bases but the gRound
was slippery and smon foil down tho way to third
Tho outhelders did some great work and Harry Lyons
made the best throw from left held homo made
tho Rochester grounds.
In the ninth Billy OBren who second. started
for third Barr got the ball and threw It to knowles
who touched Brien and then let 10 the bail Toole do
cided that Brion knocked the ball OF Knowless
hand. O'Bren madden than all OF tho Brooklyns
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The National League.


gi cSs TSs e. q; $ "ss e. s.
EsS:apA4 Z q s So T r.SaTsnis 50 ssi
NEW YORK N. L.. 8; CHICAGO tN. L.. Z.
CHICAGO. Juno 2l.-Despite the attractions OF
Derby day Mt Washington Park nearly 1000
re.sons raid their way into the West side Base
Bal Park to see Capt Anson's colts take an
otter stride in their rapid pace in the race for
TIN championship pennant. 1t was almost an
ida base bail day: steady breeze. sufn-
cintly strong to retard the flight OF fly balls
toward the field. being the only and very trihng
deceit Manager Mutrie gave his muscular
tRent II lecture before the game. and told them
that H. with WEIGH and Buckley as their bat
tey. they could not win. they had better re-
capt. Arson was equally determines that he
shuld wear the Derby day honors himself, and
Hutchinson and kittridge were his battery.
Tlp result was a game rs earnestly played and
interesting until the winning run was made in
wish wi "i to SC" see The run getting for the home
nstSssv lie so drove the tbs FIRST p ha
l 9& ,i'' snt ''a advaDepe caPro to !hirG.
by long drive to left, and through slow re:
turf Of the ball reached second. Burns and
died beforo the old man could get home. New
York went out in one. two. three order. MAJOR
Gen. Arson started in to rout the enemy from
tho field and make his assurance of victory
doubly sure. Andrews made poor beginning
by flying cut to Glasscock. Then Hutchinson
made n clean hit to right and moment later
dRringly stue second.
Mr. kittrioge began his series Of strike outs
and gave war to the active little Cooney. who
made n long drive TO centre which brought
Hutchinson home. Carroll duplicated Cooneys
drive and sent him homo. Wimot then got to
first by an amusing error by the smiling twrl-
or Of Gotham. Wilmot batted a slow ball to
right shot. Homung got 1t and tossed 1t to
Welsh. wlo thought he was covering first.
He got The ball in PLENTY OF time. but his
foot was literally foot away from the base.
He was 30 ratified that he gave Arson an easy
one and he sent n beauty toward the polar
star When 1t came down It fell first into
Iiernar's hands and then to the ground thus
enabling Carroll and Wilmot to mako the total
OF four 'uns, Burns going out on grounder to
Hornurg.
New York showed a trlle improvement in its
half by Letting run out OF a hit by Denny. q
stolen nse. and a run in after q long fly by
Henry had been taken in by Carroll Chicago
had only Jour men to the plate In its half OF the
third. but New. York made desperate and
glorious. struggle. which brought them in five
runs and tied the score. After Mickey WEIGH
had two strikes aud three balls called he rapped
the ball square in the nose into deep left, and
II 1t hadn't been for the wall 1t might be going
yet. As it was, he reached second easily. Tier
ran was pleased with the first ball presented
and sent it far toward the rear wall with like
result Welch saunteIing home. The score:
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Tho New England Tonn,. Tournnment

NV lIAvN Iuns al Tie second prize in singles MAS
decided her this morning and this match finished the
most succersfal New ENGLAND tournament ever p aged
here. The match for second place lRy between L. C.
Sanford Of tho New Haven Lawn club and O T. Wright
~ tho HrTkaey Athletic club a. both OF these payer
had been heaen ~ r. r. Huntington Three tots mere
FOUND nSceharN 10 decide tile match Whirh WAS won
BY wright. sanford OutpAyrd his opponent In the rst
set ~ VAS r. turn onpayed in the Second The third
nntelN by each player until i've all was reached wien
Wright succeeded In capturing two In succession
IN the doubles No second pTyes were offered by the
Cin. The scores Second prize, final match A. l.
VIRGIN bca ]. Z. Sanford 50. "a -
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SPORTSMAN UioulG.

GO TO THE Inform Department OF spalding
ros and re" tho beautiful goods In serEes and Aunos
Tor Tennis ant Outing These are made to order
on the premises short notice in tho latest and most
approved style and al very reasonable prices When
preparing for your summer ouIng don't fail to i'm,
prove the unusual advantages offered by q, sPALD.
ING BROS, 2H aud 2t3 Broadway
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MOmIng Pigeons.

BATAVIA. NY. June 2L-The birds or the Milton Mass
Iomng Clubs here all right. and were eady for tho
start ordered this morning hut the weather ia MOI slt
able being cloudy with rain They win lie ,,t go il,
no morning II the weather II faN"lhhlr al which tarn
II not much promise III, ha iug rAro'i, M
caro-. and great dsRl Gf intrrrf j. felt tor ir ly ar
ctHrnA Ihe distance linz To home is aDor,t ,'IJ
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IOfa,e l0rNI y ~ Totals Ia o7 &
Whining run secret with ono man out
Nv ESE',....99
Earned runs chicaao, 3, Twobaso hrs-wolch, Tier.
and turns Bases m hHls-New York. 2; Chicago.
. L"it nE Sases.cniC az l. New TSrk. struck
H-nry, Ga.scock. Umpire%acharias. Time OF game
- -. Attendance-l,sSh
CLEVELAND Is. I-), 7; RooKLYN IN. L., 8.
CLEVELAND. Juno 2l.-Qeveland turned the
tables on tho Brooklyns 'o-day. 1t was not
what the regular ball cranswould call a good
game. but brilliant plays wHre numerous and
every once in q while some fAder would mako
Il catch or stop that raised ones hair. The
way Cleveland banged the bul around the lot
IN the first two Innings CAV, the impression
that they had been fooling people right along
and that they could hit the al whom they
wanted to. O'Brien spoiled many a double
his phenomenal catches; Davistoo. came In
Tor lis share Of the applause. Te retired the
side IL he third By a catch OF bw fly hit by
times but he hold the ball alolt in mo hand as
he laid on tho ground AMI the runnNr who was
maxim. Cor third base. was called ot.
ming hn mds The cT@Wd ana tho irooRrns
how Smith had started with singe. I.ovett
went cut on II pop fly to Ardner, and Smith was
s9sG9H On ,b ckk sttss bS Of
Then Collins drove out II single, anG Smith
scored Bushong reaching second. Pekuey,
tho neNt man to bat. lifted tho ball mo lett
field, and Glks threw to thinner to cut a the
run at the plate. hut Bushong, seeing til, ball,
STATED back TO third; Collins was also q his
way Ia that base, and thinner threw the bl to
Ar,!ner. who ran after Collins. touchinEhim
out a. he was about TO touch the bag. hen
liuehonG started for home again. and vas
thrown out by Ardncr 10 thinner. Clevelnd
;SGored seven runs in the first Two Innings.
Il he
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Bicycle Events Postponed.

The rainy weather OF Yesterday nrceSsita'ed tie
J ostponemcRt OF The Hudson County Whoclme five.
milo road race Tho Mihnrn course 81 WA. lie nyr.
mile match briN nhN members OF tur sew
York Bicycle Iuh an" tho pr posed attempt OF Uarv
l. kuge of thr hudson county WI hrim,n at the liy.
ington- Mllhlrn record These even VIII Ue run al
some tiIu1 after June ~
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Pool Selling Not LeealI1ed In Jersey.

Gov Albeit decided yesterday not to sign
the bill making pool selling on rncc tracks
legal in New Jersey. lie sopt the bill to Tren.
ton TO be filed In the State Library among tho
vetoed bills. Under the present law pool sell
Ing is Illegal in New Jersey. except on the
Monmouth Park race track. Pools are sold,
state in Violation nj the law, and The race
track men say they will continue to 10 sold.
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SPORTS ON THE HA7ER.
Tho New York Canoe Club.

The twentieth annual regatta OF tho New York Canoe
Club to have taken place yesterday afternoon from
the club house at StRpeton Staten Island but tho
rain intertered and the races didn't come OF The rain
came down numerically the afternoon: II washed
through the roof Of the new club house and male the
interior almost damp and dismal the weather
side The canoes all In the house ready for Tho
contesA but tho cnnoests conspicuous by their
absence Somr Of the enthusiastic and ambitious
members OF the club present. however ann they
litto fun despite hs wind and weather So AFTER anR
their best I" consume as large quantity as possible
Of tho provisions which had been prepared for
the anticipated crowi. they proceeded to stir up the
rival emotions of tho three beat the company
The result was successful and challenges w"r" given
and accepted with great A'Ncrty. The three
G, b. vanX, schuyler >chlcfclin, anu " "; Howard
suits and with canoes rugged in their smallest salts they
set forth.
the nearly carslzed before he reached the
further end Of the little canoe seat he managed to keep
his boat right side UP in the waite tommodorc u H.
prize 80 this was an extra inducenrtn each
sail hS finest 1t was impossible tor Tho hUais to
foted about considerably by the wind, they came
near together possible around the surfing
menced. And it was one or tho Tongues. most ~.
nsyon pleas, race, eyer seen Howard cot over
ing by q good distance Dire mlstor,une and
canoe iSnomirouSlS capSsed. lie struggled mantullv
and nnay succeeded III Fighting her ana scrambled
felin well in the lead. lie Was leading vaux several
lengths at the end Of tho first round bat during ~.
nut the the dsrS DOWN ox gov ray h
tho been 100 feet longer NauX might have passed
bis 5 E,n scaSG' passed the n S ns Can"e length
won Howard, despite his accident was not far in the
The animal regatta of the club has been postponed
now until the latter part OF July.
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A DAY ON TIE BALL FLED.
SoME FINE GAMES PLAYED TESTIR-
DAY IN THE VEST.

RroskIyn Nvins and Brooklyn Lones-Tls
New York IN. L.) club Takes Wet
earned Yictory-No DANES nereabouS
OwinG to tho RaIn-Nows and GohslP.
The results OF tho games in the four bia
Leagues yesterday we're as follows:
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York. g: Chicago, 7.
Cleveland. Z; Brooklyn. ).
Cincinnati, 4: Boston, I.
At Philadelphls-Rain.
THE PLAYERS LEAGUE
Brooklyn I; Chicago, o.
Boston, o; Cleveland. 3.
Pittsburgh. Il Philadelphia. l.
At BufTalo-Rain.
THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Rochester .; BROOKLYN. 4,
Toledo 3: Louisville, Q.
Columbus, 10: st. Louis, 4.
At hiladephia-Rain.
THE ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
baltimore. 4; Newark, 2.
New Haven. 10; Worcester, 5.
At Other Cities-RRin.
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Games To-day.

Onmeb 1o-uAS .,s'
IuFRIcIS ASSOCIATION
ioledo Va. Louisville at Toledo
rochester W. Brooklyn, at Rochester.
GHmhus vs. st Louis at col umhus
Athletics Vs. syracuse, nj PhlIAdephl1
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
JcEey City vs. Baltimore. At Baltimore
CAMS,
9Eitcwoois va MeropolitAnS at Ridgewood Park.
"ranpnHt Athletics vs.. FlushinRs a. Atlantic Park.
sen urs vs.. MOnTOes at Recreation lark, . -.
hlNSsides Va leNinRtonS ~ kecrohlioh FArk IA NJ J.
SPhlngs VA, NANeTH al NoOdCreT farE,
FApHeS W. MRdiEOns, al OOdCteH PAIE.
StocNos VS. Lindsey Athletic club 1tJefsey avenue
Rrounl drrsey city.
ST h'.r's College Va EmerAdS at Central grounds,
jersey ,l,y
liable Athletic Club vs. JohuStonS at Inspection
Rr0nhitJ erssy city
AnleEEEG HAmitons at Union Hill.
hchrNs. SylvRns. AT Mt Vernon.
ieonh.s vs. CliutOnL at ETAStina.
.mttaII VS. Comets, at West Chester
Park N' 49, V" -
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base Ball Notes.

ClErINSEI June 2l,-CGpt Buck Ewing arrived home
hmSAneetrqy today 20 nurse bad side, which gives
mn much lain Ito SAW the League game today, nc
eolhp"hirby Pete Nolan, the pugllist.
t"LvshrS June ~ .-Coumhus and 81 Louis will play
Two games 10 morrow Chant eTAin and EastOn Will
90 ihe 1Hg for Columbus; StvstiS aud Kitirouk
TOT ~ L"HL Won Der Ahe las released Jack herius.
The EmGrGds NJ thc Catholic Proteetory have Juno
~ ana 'ulh omen and would Ike 10 hear from some
Eoo1 ttas professional cln6sior loss date
ihe hllltn~ NluthrOpN AlloftuHS. hul hyirAns
lem WeierN Address J.. j. Mclaughlin. manager,
Ne" YORK Ilhoc PTotectOry, West Chester \. \.
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The Players League.

CHICAGO, June 2l.--Silyer King pitched the
best Game OF ball this afternoon that has been
pitched In any OF the major leagues this sea-
son. Ho semitic Brooklyns out inning after
inning, and when the roundup came at the
Close OF the game they hadn't q base bit 10
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Earned runs-New Haven, 8; Worcester, Two-baso
hits-Lynch. lioford Three base hits-Mekee Jones.
lomo run-Laly. Sacrifice hits-Cahii DOYLE llohord,
norRn. stolen bases-Staltz tnmpiOn. Kennedy JoneR
Stafford. Mckee First base on bnllsCahill Lynch GU
etAltz. CudwOrth t2L Jones hit by pitoher-Ionr.
Moister First base on errors-New Haven u, worces
ter. I. Struck out-MCkee. Cndworth. kennedy Guin.
Wild pitch-Staford. umpiro-CorcorAn Timo-l:5o.
Attendance-l,iOO.
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The Yacht Ruth nj Hn,,ra.,
Odds md Ends OF Sport..

aALITAx June "!.-The American schooner Yacht
Ruth, owned by Henry MHrguhmd arrived here ouay
from Now York she is bound 10 bIasdu iakoA
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Earned runS-Pittsbnrgh, 8; Phlladephia !. TWO
base s;. hitS-seehcy, Wool ThreeSass hit :o
TarFar BaSss en- sasmCorsorAS Rot; RoeinSon III. by
Robinson Wood. Wild pitch.s.aley. Sacrifice hits
Sisner Carroll Fields; FoRarty. Farrar Buianton.
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Wheeling,

BIiTlNoRp. June 2L-The Baltimore cricket eleven
heat the Melr"sr twelve to-day III IN ne game D.
the score ~ 1913 to"t, The grounds were Gaunr.
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CtFvELASp. Jane 81 Boston toved with the local
Rrnih rlnn IlnN

Bosom ..... '''...:.....2 -
Earned runs-Clovelad 3: Boston. G. Two base hits
McAieer Twi!cheI BAtey t2) sash Quinn. Three base
hts-TwitcheL Nash Kdly Sacrifice hts-Stricker Rad
ford Richardson Brouihers Radbourn. stolen bases
stoyey t2E Brown t2 Base on balls-By Bakely ); by
RRdbourn, . struck out-By Bakely. 4; by Radbourn.
? Htby pttcher-Strcker. Passed ball-sutci6e Wild
ptch-Ra1bourn. UmpireS Matthews AMI Leach.
Time, 80 Attendance-9OD.
PITTSBURGH tr. LIZ I; PHILADELPHIA (r. Iii
PITTSBURGH june 2i-The Pittsburgh Players League
team gave the Philadelphia beautiful drubbing to.
Iay Tha
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Earned runs-Yale, !. Stolen bases-Dean (.) Linn,
Upton, Ca,noun Mcbride (!). Poole. Sacrifice hits"
Traford, Nc Bride Murphy. First base on halls-Ity
Bate " Ds.sIl First base on er,ors-liaryarI
Bates pal,eli, !. Struck ont-Alward Mason Stavg
Mcbride. Murphy o. Cu.hng % McCiintock I2L Ows.
ley t2) Double play-pean UlnRssisteuj. umpires-
Bond and Quinn. Time-I:Ih
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Earned rns-CncinnAu, 4; Boston, !. Three base
hii-iRiGlIl,hY' struck 9ntGFGTemIn Donovan snlll
sncThee h6s-M4rr, hSnnetL stolen baGes-Niroi
IucSsT Reilly. HOLIDAY double plays-Beard and
Wild ptch-hichos Time-i.50. Cmpirs-McQuade
AHsnGance-5O2h
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baseball Mt HIdEewOOd To-day.
Ridgewood y Nets, r. NJ 25c. Boys I5c.-Adr.

Monitor PAk. weshAwksn. sunday June %, Cuban
nianu AbEtonS, r. Nj lse.I take A2d o.. (old)
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Earned r1ns-RochestNr, 2. Brookvn, ]. Two.bA1e
hits-(ireenwood, L O'Bren. Simon "a. Three base
hitS-Knowles W O'Brien, PITT, First base balls
By Mattmore 4. Stolen baSe-Schefer. First base on
-ScheniSr greenwood, Nelson. Pitz; lit by
pitched bAll-PItZ. Struck out-BArr Double plays
Phillips, Greenwood and T. oBrion: Lyons and Nc.
Guiro; Phillips, Greenwood and 7. OBrien PitE Ger.
O'Brien; Nelson and W. O'Brien. Wild Pitch-Matti.
more Tme-2:la. Umpire-Toolo. Attendance-7l7.
TOLEDO. 3; LOUISvILLE ..
ToLRno June 81 -LouiSvile suffered Its second defeat
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The Atlantic A.soelntIen.
BuriNoRF, June 2l.-The Baltimore and Newark
Clubs played an exciting game to-day. The scorei


Earned runE-Baltimore. =. Two base hts-Gibert
t2, Three.haSs ht-uorman: First base on errors
Newark, |. Bases on bAs-BRltimore. 4: Newark. =
Left on bases Baltimore 10! Newark a sacrifice
Double plAy-WeFrick, Mack and Power Passed bail
Duty. stolen bases-Bntimore, u Newark T. Time
two hourN Cmpire-kelly. Attendance-s%
NRw MAVEN. 10; WORCESTER 5.
woRcEsIHR June 2l-The New llavens hit Stafford
hard IN tho seventh inning. earning nNo Of the six
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base hl;sSicholson. Weaver stolen hAsss-vAq Dyke,
balls-OnStrGtton T. lit by pitched bail-Weaver.
Hamburg Struck Out-By Smith !; b! strRtton s.
Passed bRl!s-Ry =. TiIne-Two hours. Attendance
l,UOL CmpiTS-bArnum.
COLUMBUS, 10; ST. LOUIS
CoLuHBrs June 2I.-The Browns made q sorry exhi.
btiun In the game with Columbus to day. The scores
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o'ConEor Styetts Herr Stolen bases.
Riley Crooks Fuller Met arthy. First base on ballsOn
Ramsey. OH Gastright Hit by pitched baIlkoso'
man. struck out-By Ramsey. . by HAstright;
pAsved balls Muny an ID Kane ~ Ofonnor %. Wild
Ntchos-Ramscy a. Gastr2ht (N. T!mo-lIu I'm.
Sre-EmSio. Auendhnco-LUOp
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g. Van lialtron2l Double plays-ward and Cook ~
Hases on bals-3uny Farrell Ryan, Ward, seery. Van
lIaron. Struck ,ut-Rysn 90. King, Royo, Comiskey.
Cook, joyce: Lot on hhSos-Brooklyn, q; ChlcnHo o.
BOSTON PI-). 8; CLEVELAND r.. H. a