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Dohm and Downs to Meet.

II everything goes we'll the athletic world will
sec the race It is laundering for, quarter-mile
match between W. c. Dohm, late OF Princeton.
and w. c. Downs. late OF Harvard. 1t Is tho In
tention Of several prominent New York A. G.
members to have Superintendent Frank Clark
44n-yard stralghtaway paths next fan Mt
Sheepshead Bay. about four feet wide and side
BY side. These are to be well. rolled and com
pStent officials will be selected TO supervise
the great contest
will bo bn s ras fe and rae
seconds will about be- the trick. Downs would
he somewhat Of n fnyorite In Tho betting. hut
the speculation will be brisk. for thousands be-
love Dohm has speed enough 10 heat any
amateur In the world for from 900 10 8Sl yards.
muster at any distance up to and Including
600 yards. while many think he would deient
tho Princeton man ut the latter's favorite dis
tance-halt q mile
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TRoTTING At DETROIT.
Many Flyers on the Ground and . Lively
Week Expected.

many EIHoro ON tn0 @rouuu ana q Lively
Week Expected.
DETROIT, July 2l.-There Is a general gath
erinG OF trotting turfmen at this point for the
annual Blue Ribbon meeting. which will begin
tomorrow at the Driving Club. Budd Doble
has the largest string at the track including
such crack performers as Axtell. Jack. Johns
ton. Houri. Lady Bullion. and the team Reina
and Betsy Brown. Axtell is only few weeks
out Of the stud. and IT is slow york to get him
has Sight caIioTnis bred o1n yees M snnni
and Pslo Alto being among the num-
but Marvin has driven her e hall in / :o4. and
Orrin A. Hickok. who has charge Of the ar
rs1Eemeuts for matchinR tho western queen.
said to-day that he had received no reply from
G. Hamlin Of Buffalo about tlot!ing Belle
Hanlin against Sumo! for $4,000 and the gate
REGENTS and has no idea he will accent
Hickok has four horses entered here-Prince
Warwick In the $4,000 stake. Alfred s.. and
the PAGERS Adonis and Crisis Smith; Quite,
but but they appeared at Grand Rapids, and have
named there are host OF promising young
points to week OF lively sport
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THE RECORD,
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Tho Attendance Yesterday.
Jersey City Out. Harrisburg In.

The Atlantic Association held special meeting at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel last light for the purpose Of select
ing club TO take tho place left by tho dsband
ment Of the Jersey City Club The representatives from
the clubs present wcre! Baltimore william BRrnie;
Newark. s. W. Trott Now Haven, ". W. Burnham; VIII
mington, Joseph simmons and T. A Van Trump; WASH
ington, I. p Sullivan. Hartford and Worcester
represented by proxy. Tho jersey City Club served
notice OF Its diSbandment which was accepted and
the Harrisburg Club admitted in It's place The lat
ter club will have tho privilege OF keeping the colored
player Grant They will take the standing that the Jer
aey City Club held In the but the will have
to be altered somewhat The games scheduled for Ter
risburg win take the games laid out for Newark
The Lebanon Club had representative present and
although WorceSter willing sell II ally do
cded that they will play out the Mesra Trott
10 alter the schedule An emendmen! was made in the
constitution to tho effect that should tho regular
pire fall TO appear the captain of the home club
pick out three mon mot plAyerB Of which the visiting
team accept one but should thoy refuse then the
homo team can appoint one OF tho men.
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Tho band Played "Aunlo laurie"

Headed by an inspiring brass band, composed Of
twelve solid Germans 2U0 members OF the Thomas
JshorSon Association OF the sixth Assembly district
marched down Grand street 10 the foot OF Broomo
street early yesterday morning The steamer John
Lennon was boarded and 5000 the crowd were sailing
for College Point where tho ninth annual excursion
as held Just before the steamer moved ion Alder.
man clancy, putting and Bnortlng clam cred over the
side and When he could regain his breath he Aim
cd "BoyG | wouldn't miss tnis racket for Sl0 OOJ"
The nOlnt was reached early and tho members had q
nns Ims Of All day klskipE the football playing base
mShap ali dAY but Nike shells ate much that he was
unabl5 10 drink Jim smith drank TO such extent
that he vas unable 10 eat while "HoGor" Mel auEhn
took than h share q 10th uNuIiss ard spent tho
return yuyiCo in trOUU ed EieBta the upper deck
Al q OoiO the SNouTAionibtS were marching back
through fraud street amid Nv" un0roken lineA fired
IRE sEY rockets Gud roman eAnd ea II was thought
that the band played every air they Knew during The
day but lust before the club ToUms were TeAohsd
SuGgssted and tie band played t. ANNIE Laurie"
Among the many pTemlneut east side politicians pres
Snt were Senator j. w. AheATn, A04OmblymAn N6Hius
az As' .5s cIEaESS T SSSSs oSdOG and kaI
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Distances Promlasat Amateurs Stride.

To THE Error or THE sUS-Sir: Please answer in
your valuable paper tho distance covered in thar
binary stride by tho long and short distance
runnerS +. B. PEuSTY, SO+ East Thirty seventh street
Our correspondent evidently means tho distance Gov
cred while running at full speed Tho average stride
Of sprnters in trine over seven feet distance
runnera inches The length OF the stride ma.
toray depends upon tho condition the runner Is II
well trained and In hno form. he Will extend himself to
his limit; IL unframed and out OF tho dis Gncs
cleared several inches ess hAn he capabls ne.
goIlatn Probably tho longest Stridng amateur in
country Is Roddy of Princeton College When extend.
ed his Stride between feet inches and
feet 10 incheA Dixon OF The ManhAtans has AiInoAt
the identical style OF IunninX and no comes next,
covers about feet 5 inchoh DOhm Of Princeton
pion hAlf.mer frequently hits 'er up TO feet
4 inches while Sheriff. OF Yale aud Copeland OF tho
hanhatanA nuctuRte between feet inches aud feet
WesnR and Cary are notoriOusy short Btrderk fort
10 inches being their limit Wendell Baker. when IN
his prime, covered about feet nch0k and Lon Myers
The same Il Carter. OK champion distance runner,
the captain Of the New Jerseys covers immense lot
OF ground when squirting and reaches several inches
iurthsr than any Of our distance runners.
Tho longest strieE In the world Was probably st"
from feet inches Tor tho sprns TO feet inches
for distance Harry HutchenBH stride IL said
be feet and several other professionals In this
country and England az said to reach that ngure.
everything Cary and NsttnK prove. At
the longer dStRnces uf course, big stride 10 ndiI
psnsRbie A noted shortStTlder was Hilly gArlA the
ing ish profeSsonal lie Was but . feet inches IN
height and the most he could cover feet ncheA
Despite this however no fast enough to accom-.
pliah the feet Ofcarryng on TWO Sheffield hRndcapS
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Base Ball Notes.

Tho AemeS have July n and Aug open to any nrut.
class club
Tho Orioles of South Brooklyn defeated the Rosshis
by ~ to 20
ALBANY. July 2L-P. Brady late of the Jersey ci.yA
has AcG eptod terms to play with Albany.
S tho r Or ~ H ot sSg
The Newark Drum and Fife Corps defeated the Amor.
ssaR Drum and File Corps Newark on sunday BY 80
Tho R F. Downing 4 Co Club defeated tho team of
iGt s'ne1f" A'"'''' ''D0 81 N'A''"A SATURDAY O'
At Hillside Park, sundAy--EA.ionsls 8: ssward& 3.
ArieG 4
Tho Elites of St Cecilias Church would like to hear
from all clubs with under IL years church
preferred. Address :. II. Tins 1910 third avenue.
The Bedford ball team have July 20. Aug 30 1.-TWO
rAmes. and sept open, and would like TO hoar from
dress g. Z EnSiehATdL .i7s Fulton street Brooklyn
The Bsdrords. undo. tho management OF George B;
formed clubs with PLAYERS under ! years for satur
sToo if"' '''i''0' '''' " 'A'''''H '"''"
m 3a s S he'd meeting sns
g; due hsm IhO PAyss claim from geo 10
holders they think they have good chance to
their money.
every Cream city Lacquer who made a home run The
nTs DAY tue sGG wS' pTs up me SS PARK two
RiFat g. knight e the goose silently stCs out and
wanted.-TimeS Star.
SYRACUSE July 2I.-President George K Frazer Of tho
Syracuse team AZ. to-day signed Wallace C. Fssspdsn as
control Of the team while rresdent Frazer viii attend
"a. :. Ss Tor MSHEsS . T a the
sSracuse team is badly in need Of such players '"'
a. 1sf.g aaGn 1sys
was killed freight train on the Boston and Albany
iSe OH Springfield MIN. and Of the present Homestead
and had s 81: PRICE,; 20
lie was 70 yeArS of aye,
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wheeling.

Louis Clarke OF the New York Athletic Club will ride
NthFSyracuss meet
Tho membership o; the Queens County wheelman
now numbers twenty eight
capt Van sickIen of the Chicago Cycling Club will do
some safety racing this season.
A. F. Bircher has succeeded G. ?. Lang a. President
Of the Pennsylvania Bicycle Club.
There is foundation for the report that there 10
trouble in tho BrookIJn Bicycle Club
The me citing OF he Rochester wheemens LesRuO
on Aug. % promises to be 4 monster AFFAIR.
W. Blu Of Buffalo, chief consul OF the New York d.
vision of tho League OF American Wheelmon. was In
New York on League business last week.
Winde intends TO go out OF training for few wseka
after Aug He will start into active work for the Ma
tional championship on Aug ~ and -.
In tho recent aye,mie road race OF the New Canaan
Bicycle Club j. W Bronson won first place in a min
utes seconds L. Nesslnger second, IN - minutes u
seconds
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Cheaa I'm England.

LoSpoS. July 2I.-Bofore reSuming plAy In the chess
contest to day It was announced that BAckburno and
Loo had agreed upon draw In tho third game which
WAS opened by Blackburn Thursday and which
WAS adjourned In . very simple and even position
Lee GSSoed for tho fourth game the rather popular
opening, Kt to K Ba. which at one time was much
favored by IT, late DR.. LUkeTt0rL and which has uOen
rspsaIea'y fred and successfully By tho Liverpool
masters, Amos Burn and Iho Rev, MT Owen Tho game
led 20 very close contest neither side being able 10
establish superiority In position. BIAck6urne nv
very clever play At last seemed to have EOt . winning
attack which was however pluckily rspSlsd BY Lee.
who thoroughly GeutrAESd any advantage his AntARO-
abandoned 40 draw
The score nov "a BaeEburns 1; Lee Of drAwn.a
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FATHER TIME DIsTANCED.
Liquors Materially Aged by Simple and ERsc.
Tive Process.
(From N. Y. FrssA July ~

The Cushing procsrs that has been sGsting 90 much
attention during the past few weeks At the company
store at s2S Broadway 10 not By any means now thing
The invention, which has made a revolution In the
liquor business was perfected eight years ago by
DR. Ira B. Cushing prominent physician Of Brookiino
hAsA Who In the course Of his general practice found
that IL almost impossible to obi ain pure liquors
which were absolutely essential in cases WHARF liquid
etmulhnt was the only means of prOlon cling lite.
knowing that time alone could purify liquors By lie
slow process Of oxidation he set about work plnn
by which umo could he ASSisted resulting In the dis.
coyeIy that by forcing purified air through dis
titled liquors the result the same.
The process" working model NJ which can be seen
At tho cOinpanya store Ia simplicity and periaction
combined. The air 10 frat purified by the ed
Professor TJndAlls method, and then forced through
the LIQUOR In minute streanA rendering the liquors
comparatively short space Of time absolutely chem.
icAlly pure.
The company has ntted MP store designed expressly
for ladies' and gentlemen who nse liquors IN their tai
lies, place where any 20 without coming In
contact with any Objectionable features
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Onrsmcn in Council.

NEWARK, July 2I-A meeting of the Regatta Commit
tee OF the Middle States Regatta Association held
in tho Continental Hotol night with President W. @
Doscher in tho char Those absent were MeSsrA Pix
inston and Phillips Tho medal design accepted was
shsl shaped. with has relief head of Neptune with
trident and oar gold INK will connect Il to bar
bearing the letters NJ. g. r A. The Music Committee
regatta and Secretary Fortmeyor was empowered to
contract with telegraph company for course signAla
Two bargeB have been secured as grand standR The
committee will meet again on Monday next
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The MudSoA County WheeImen's Rond
Knce.

Chairman Theodore y. Mercedes OF the committee in
charge OF tho hudson County wheelmen's twenty-five.
mile road to DO held tho New Rochelle co arse
Saturday reports that despite tho fact OF tho race
being scratch event big list Of entries has been al.
ready received. Tho which Ia The finest here
auouts, Was accurately measured on sunday, aud viii
be SIX anu one quarter miles in length IL ID expected
thai Rs inst limo as ono hour and twenty minutes
will be mAdo Entries tor the Will close Oh Thurs.
day Tho course which 10 come distance from tho de.
pot At New Rochelle will be reached by convey sncss
supplied By the Hudson County WheeImen. W r.
Murphy, the crack road rider OF the Kings County
Nheelmen viii MOI compete az expected having BEEN
meeting
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MIR BOYS IN THE WEST,
,vn 1Uo OF THE CLUES CARRY
OFF TIC7ORIE

MAJ York md Brooklyn IN. L. Clubs
-. Iosers-Mow the Other Games Ro-
.,I,ed-News and Gossip In General
yssterday's championship games In the four
-sior leagues resulted rs follows:
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago, Z: New York. 2.
Cincinnati. 20; BROOKLYN, II.
Boston, 10; Cleveland, 8.
Philadelphia, 20; Pittsburgh Z.
-ur fIAYERs' LEAGUE
New York. Z; Buffalo g.
Brooklyn, 5; Cleveland, !.
Chicago. 4; Bostcn.l !.
Iittsburgh. IA; Philadelphia, 3.
THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville II; BROOKLYN, l.
St. Louis. s; Athletics, 4.
Syracuse. G; Toledo, 4.
Rochester, 10: Columbus, o.
TIT ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
Nav Haven. IA; Washington, 6.
Baltimore, 3: Worcester l.
Hartford. .; Wilmington. 1.
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First Blood for Mnnhat,an..

The Manhattan and New York Athletic Club mines met
at tho Polo Grounds yesterday afternoon to play tho
nrst Of their series In the A. A U. mpionshn
great deal OF interest centred in tho contest
speculation brisk among the enthusiastic Tho
cherry diamond" boys carried away the money, for
their whipped the New Yorks by the decisive hK.
ures of 10 to IL This puts the clubs tie for second
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TsAay 10 Undsr the weather,

Col PuSifer was At Brighton Beach yesterday Alter
noon, backing winners with his usual frequency. He
said that the Monmouth Park water has completely
has bssn very Sick borsn lie viii not be Sseh al tho
post within mouth The wafer has also had . had
eject the stable hands who cannot drink IL il
" mixed with oatmeal
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Prsa 20 WIns EasiIr.

LATATErTE. Ind. July 81 fired ETb, who has been
twice dSfsStsd by George C. Beck OF Indianapolis in
contest for the American F.sld CUP lbiS Aftsrnoon
4aSiy aSfeAteo Beck IN 90 bird shoot for 500 Bid0
PT y n. smith rsS TOiSTOs Ghd Capt BshTn and {, j.
sd S. 80: ~ S az ss sps Is e:
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Cricket In Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, July "l.-At EImwood to-day tho Win
nipeg cricket eleven which has al tho way from
Manitoba to meet the various Philadelphia clubs began
their series iu this city On their way hero they nave
PLAYED limo games in tho CnIed States and Canada OF
II they have won four lost three, AMI dTANit two
Injuries have inrRpAcitAted two ~ thrIr PLAYERS Tho
Visilor filled up their olSvsn with Senklcr mud Mc,iY
eTn Of the Canadian International team. which played
here ns week. IN Spts OF the zig rcOre mAdo against
them thby showed that as at present constituted they
team that local eleven afford Ia N;h
Overcon dcnce After He mont had insled only q
half hour Of playing time named. The match will
be finished ~ morrow, Th' score:
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BOSTON IN. -. IL: CLEVELAND Cx.L).s
CLEvELASp. July 2L-BeRtin was unable to get th
bail over the plate to-day. The score:
BosroN IN. L.

SbIeiAnd..,....,..,..".....I o o o o q
Boston. ......................2 2 . 0 o . O-I3
Earned jurisdiction, l; Cleveland, l. TwobAsO hit
-Brode. Three base hits-Getzein Smalley Homs
run-AckeAn. stolsn baSes-McKean, thinner, Suli.
van Bennett Struck out-By Beatin, 4: by Gotxein &
Iret tASe on eAls-Oh BeAtin. 81 OF etzSin s. Double
Phy-smith Long, and Tucker. Sacrifice hits-DaYtA
Lyons Hines. Hit by pitcher-ilnes. Wild pitcheS-
S ,.5in; i BsAsn l. umpire-striSL Time-j:55. At
PHILADELPHIA Il. LII 20; Pir1suRGH n L., T.
PHILAnELrRIA, July 2L-To.dAys game with Pitts
was one OF hard smuggling by the PhiAde phiRO
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The National League.

THE RECORD.
,Cs.Ss ; So % $50 Chicago III IS .ol{
In nIs%'s a. 81 .0iO New York...3t ~ AZ
sIo ,sn 81 ~ t23 Cleveland III % -2tS
EsSnstnn,:iit 20 .su5 PittsbarEh III 81 $50
CINCINNATI IL. L.. 20: BROOKLYN IN. LII
C1S1NyATI, July 2l,--The cruel assertion
vOs made at tho close of this afternoons game
,hat the Hets must be In training on their
,essop Of Brotherhood ball. They folded like
a lot OF farm hands and batted like three
hundred percenters. The Cincinnati Club
went into the game nervous hammered out
Good lead. and then lost It by careless playing
After four hits had been made OIL Foreman. he
a.ked to be relieved and Mullane came
IN and finished the seventh inning. Brook
iyn made four runs in jiffy. and
Foreman cane hack and finished the game.
In the eighth tho Reds. by a terrific streak Of
hitting, got an easy victory. baldwin has been
aid OH by Manager Lotus. When. In tho seq
nnd Inning. Lovett hit Holiday on the arm.
Tan,ain Beard shouted: " We only want
sIevsn In this inning" The captain was mod:
at He evidently desired to lump all they did
not GET on the late lamented trip. Before the
inning ended the Reds did make four runs and
displayed more nerve than had oozed out in
The past fortnight. The score:
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&c. laitST5My:rL sunday Smith Mocaaey Hs ast
UsGnG KoAL Two base hits-McCauley Burke
s S1ysy Smith sehrivsr, Miller Three base 6tse
TSamymssh thompson 2: Burke sAlea Home runs
BonSi: SIS1.iySF Decker q sunday LItoqus
sySt LET! on bases-rittsburvh ii; Fhilads!phs q
Ros ef u BnTEe Alien Myers Sunday =; Wilson };
~ nealu first base on DallH-Mier 2: Veach 2;
111s eas"' Il wilson ThompSnn Mayer. .; Hamilton
Hail. w " Decentralization Wild pitch
-l,89l. i'No-- nouFA Attendance
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RocHnSTRR 10: COLUMBIA o.
ROCHESTER, July 2l-The game to-day interest
ing and was hard fought The score:
70:
rnInMUra

Earned runs-RochosteE 3. TwooaSe hitg-schefier,
Grimm, Grim, Leblanc t2) Sacrifice hits-Lyons Nc.
Cure, AeTamany, Crooks Reilly. Leblanc. firSt base
stolen rasss y, GRIM Phillips Crock, t2l
Wheoiock First 6ass on errors-LyonS, Phillips Mo.
Tamany, sne.d, o'Conpor. Reilly Hit By pitcher
johnson struck out-By Callhan, 2; by fitcomb 2;
BY Esstop; , 4 Dopbls ), plays.sGhen1er Grim and
and Crooks Passed ibal-Grim. Wild pitcheS-Tit.
comb, z. Cmpire-Curry. Time-2So Attendance 1887.
SYRACUSE Q; TOLEDO. l.
srnLcvsE July 2I.-Good clean hitting and brilliant
neding to-day gave syracuse q victory over Toledo
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NJ, EaTped run'SsHaFsford = MilmintoDs TTo,bato
ssis,inT, SSl oCOnnslI Esay Lynch walsh N!cholr1
Hit by IitcherLynoh First base on errors Hartford
e. Struok QUIT. O'Brion- AnniA J. OBrien Co. Moore
Eioholag Double nlAys-Carl and Lynch 7. O'Brien
and stallinee Passed bali-NioholSA Left on bases
Hartford, 8; Wilmington, u Cmpirs-YalentineL Time
-la2. Attendanco-loi
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Aquatic and Yachting News from Jersay.
An SntsrprsinE Brook nIta has Instituted rowing
sehooI On tho PnhsAic ami Already has many pubiA
Tho AtAlantA eight arc In constant training for tho
Middle saeS regatta ihoy bent VI on raising them
seNO to tho op OF the dat once AEAiu.
Araoe be,w, Ell Ed Carney ~ tho Institutes and NJ
}. Qugiey Of the Ataants an oec: hitch the ras-
sale continHsn ia try in< hard 10 mlle;iAllze.
BY the Tritons winning tho Down 4; four oaro aneu
cupit Will make tho no OF time that II ms con on.
tconced In n boa house on tho Pa Tho In,ututes
were the possess 'rs OF II IN In u.
The annual regatta o; tho Jersey CI,y Yacht Climb
Will n takes place on Saturday Ly ~, gives prom He
OF be nE Interesting no whB andng q that Uniy
boats IN the respective egb 10 coIup In
all thoro viii DO about nrty craft IN he event
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Games To-day.

Games To-day.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago va New York. at Chicago
Cincinnati va Brooklyn, at Cincinnati
Cleveland We. Boston at Cleveland.
Pittsburgh va Philadelphia a; PittsburRh.
rLAYgHs LEAGUK
Buffalo Va. New York. at Buffalo
Cleveland vs.. BROOKLYN. at Cleveland.
Chicago vs.. Boston. at Chicago.
Pittsburgh va Philadelphia, at Pittsburgh
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Athletics W, st Louis at Philadelphia
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
New Haven va Newark. at New Haven
Hartford W.. Baltimore at Hartford.
Worcester VS.. Wilmington, at Worcester.
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base on balls-Maok. Tsrrin. cudworth ca, Guinaspo
Ts.rin Wlld giteh-9orman struck ontsNask ~
plays-Ray and Mack Power s(unAssistedl; Stafford,
Guinasso and Campion. Umpire-ARhoneJ. Time
hartford, 2; WILMINGTON. l.
HIErroHp July 2l.-The Hartfords aud wnminGtons
played Eroht Rhmo Of ball 70 dAY. The ncofAi
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tG 9SaiiilIs:
Earned runs-Louisytllo. o. Brooklyn, l. Two, base
sscrince hitS-Wo shinniok. Tomney oBrien. First
base bAs-On GoodhAll 3: of baltimore, Z Stolen
baseS-HeAyer. Wolf shinnick Nelson simon BowoG
hardt and OBrien. Wild pitches MSttimors , itby
pitoher-WeAver. Home run-hanlburE Umpire
O0eBoher. Time-l;Ih AttendAncs-22l0.
o.. LOUIE 9; ATHLETIC, Z.
PHILADELPHIA July 2l:-Ramsoys delivery WAA too
much for the Athletic Club to-day, The score:
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Richardson. Sacrifice hits-Pfeier. Nash stolen bases
duffy (2) Baldwin Pfeher Comiskey Ryan Brown.
First base errors Chicago BaseS on GalIs-o'Nei
l2) williamson Comiskey, Stovey Struck out-Latham
Baldwin Williamson. Brouthora Radbourne Wild pitch
Baldwin Left on has s-ChcaGo, s; Boston. I. Time
y :aO. Umpres-KniGht and Jones AttsndAnce-2ooo.
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Tho Players League.

NE" YORK. tP. LII z; BUFFALO tP. LIS
:, BUFFALO. July 2l.-The Brothers Ewing of
no" YORK downed tho Buffalo crippies to-day,
uu' ial'ed to administer quito SO much
meuielne as was expected. Tho attendance
, ma9 largo cons .dering tho l-lopute into which
u %o local club has fallen. For seven innings
IM'ng and his brother held tho BuTaos down,
C Cut lusn they gave him Jour run score.
.HnhoF hit the bal! every time he went to tho
S's'e 10 was at the bat four times and made
S"alGht Hush. single, double triple,
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Snd uHHt. 4 he New FORKS woro new uniforms,
scor. looked as ilno rs they played The
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