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THE ATLANTIC YACHT CLUB CRUISE
Fire on the SIoop Chispa Causes Mpch
Excitement


New HAVEN. July 1S.-Thirteen Yachts NJ
the Atlantic YACHT Clubs cruising fleet sailed
aspenGid race to-day in n spanking broezo
from the northward arriving ut Morris Cove,
at the entrance 10 this harbor soon after
O'Clock. The sloop Anaconda, Owned by John
G Prague, outsaiicd the noot in tho run OF
forty miles from New Rochelle, and the finish
time OF the rest was taken on board that yacht
ms they came to anchor. There was excite
ment enough in the run to suit the most en-
thusiastic y&chtsmnn, for every boat in the
fleet, except the Anaconda and AthIon, was
compelled to reef Tut the sensation Of the day
occurred ut 3:lj P. NJ. when Commodore New
bury lawton'9 sloop Chispa. the flagship of
:, She arrived at 90 and at "a. Just az the
Commodore and, his guests were finishing
ChriStlnnson who was in the act Of filing tho
gasoline stove in the fOrecastlo gave n cry that
startled every one on board; In attempting to
nited the stream OF OIL The lire Inn NJ 10 his
right hand, burning it severely. ana In mo-
ment tho floor and woodwork surrounding the
ran, aft and sot fire to everything in its
,ath, GIankeets. thrown on tho famos3
drove all hands on de deck. O Smoke mk Sq Iet
gan po4rnT :, fro tho FIRE hacI and
OF ire was passed from boat to boat. In Il
shorter time than it takes 10 tell it dozen
iva ~ 'h' WIN ~ ltsuIur crow or n
made up OF guests with as many buckets as
could De snnichod from the deck OF each yacht.
were being iowcd 10 tho burning loaf. Never
was marimo volunteer fire department more
quickly organized and mt work. In eight min
utes NJ ioast 10 Buckets of water had been
poured into the hold, and tho hell had come
none too soon. for tho fire was getting the best
OF the ChiSpa's crow. In fifteen minutes 1t was
all out, hut the fore rastlc and cabin Of the
pretty sloop presented IL sorry sight.
IN" SloOp Shamrock started lust nstcrn of
the fleet this morning, passed them ali but tho
schooner Magic. and sailed right on down The
Sound past this place. She has probably como
70 New London. Tho Magic went into IilacS
ltock for hnrbor tho raco between the Ana
conda and Athon was grand one. With lee
iAiIs under most Of the time, and carving
whole mainsails while the schooners reefei
and tho Iitrlo follows oven housed topmasts.
these two made fast I me along tho Connecticut
shore. The Anaconda closely conned by hor
owner, held the load all the way, and Increased
II toward tho finish so that she won by /; min
utes 30 seconds, Tho Athlon Il tho longer boat
by two feet, and sho is not in the Anacondas
class.
Commodore Prague has offered special Gun
for tho best average time made by that class
without tlme allowance.
ATLANTIC YACHT CLUR-ANSUAL CRUISE.
scHOoNERs
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Tho Jeanette and Washington Heights
Dun Clubs.

Tho meeting between the two arrangement commit
tees tho Washington Heights and Jeanette dun Clubs
who were expected to fix date for the return team
match yesterday did not take place Tho Jeanette Gun
Club sent formal challenge to tho Washington Heights
ing until this week. they could not appoint committee
To act
The conditions OF tho match will be; Teams Of twelve,
ten birds each man, modified Long Island rules both
bArTes twenty hHe yards rise eighty Yards boundary
Tho Washington Heights Gun Club will shoot the TO-
turn match with tho Emerald Hun Climbs team. which
was defeated by one bird only at New Dorp this week
TIE proposed match between &. Meyer and W. j. FL
liOtL who arc members uf the Jeanette aud washing
Heights Clubs Will probably como to nauK unless
the two contestants can come TO some understanding
IN regard to the bore Of tho guns TO DO used
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The American Association.
THE RECORD.


LOUISVILLE, July ls-Brookyn had to.day's game
we'll in hand up to the eighth inning when the Louis
by Weaver and wechs sacrifice made the winning run
in tho ninth Davs'B batting ana UCOnnors nrst base
Ilayng and batting were tho features Of the game Tho
score:
Louisville ......................l S IL
Brooklyn ....... ..............O o = . 90
Base hits-Louisvile, 10: Brookynl2. Errors-Louis.
vile. 5; Brooklyn. o. Earned runs - Louisville q:
BROOKLYN. q Home tun-Davih; Two.onse hirs-CCon.
nor, Wolf; Davis Three;b%se hts1simon and Davis
kAcrihco hitB-O Brien, Nelson, Wolf Tomney, OC0n-
nor. Struck out-By Ehret, 81 DAILY, e. Stolen bases
Wolf and O'Connor Tomney and Taylor, Passed
bal-pitz Time so. tmpire-Doescher. Attendance.
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.JocLey. ro.t and smith Eepr,mand.a

The Executive Committee OF tho Brighton Beach
Racing Association held meeting after tho yes
terday afternoon to investigate tho charges made by
Mr.. Thwaite representing tho Wellington Stable on
last MONDAY Post swore that smith had fouled Inn
before he used his whip and smith III TURN that
Post had thrown him At tho Jump Chandler who rode
IN the same hHd something 10 say IN Posts favor
and the committee seeded to reprmand both Jockeys
ana them that repetition Oi the offence will 10
punishable by expulsion
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31all-Kmrlaago, wild ,hrow-Gisnalvln umpiro-Mc
DormOtt 1imc-2OJ
= he Players League.

NEW YORK " L., 10; PITTSBURGH tP. L., 2.
1t was nnybody's game IN to the sixth
inning Yesterday ut brotherhood Park, and
evcr5 body was playing pretty fair ball. The
scoro stood run each for Pittsburgh and New
York. Tho only errors made I'm to that tlmo
wero an extremely difficult dropped fly by
Connor about Nifty feet back OF first base, and
wild pitch by Crane. Connor's mistake
awaited tho visitors nothing, but the latter
gave tho Fittsburgh's their first run; Tho
seventh inning was tho turning point OF
the game, and it may be said that
tho visitors went pretty well to pieces. Eleven
men had n chance at tho hat ard seven runs
were scored. bur only three earned Gore and
Shannon each mado triples, md Common,
O'lourke. Snttery, and Whitney singles.
Kuehue's wild throw to the plate and Fieldss
tumble at short were yory costly. richardson
was the only player who did not secure n hit
Stnloy pitched good ball ut times, and he was
most effective against O'Rourko and Crane.
Each rot u hit but tho former struck out
twice and the latlor three times. URourke
was further unfortunate In leaving five men
on tho bases.
Tho pittsburghs, barring n single inning,
were totally unnbl to do anything with Crane $
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JENI' ''.'' 'ss's'''' '''s''' ~
MANITOBA.


After months OF earnest work and after using every
possible effort tho officers OF the Prospect arrers tho
champion cross country team. both Junior and senior
of America, yesterday announced that grounds had
been secured for the Of tho organization The prop
leased Is situated at tho corner OF Winthrop
anu Glove road. Flatbush, aud is particularly con
VrnenL no less than eight lines of horse
within i've minutes walk OF the entrance novelty
for this country will be the lap grass track which
this path fast tho turf tracks Of tho old country
are The track Will hay" but three turns Places for
all The standard games will he laid and the cham
pions will giye track privileges at very moderate
rental, with view to encourage athletic pAHtInes.
The informal inspection and opening OF the plant
will take place on 10 morrow morning and the uarriers
invite all athletes interested to DO on hand.
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The RlacLburne.Lee Chess Match.

LoNpoS July ls-YeStorday being market day at
Bradford an extraordinarily large asSembAgc watched
Blackburne open the third game In his chess match
with Lee The rooms OF the Exchange Cafe tho scene
Coml At presented very lively appearance and II
WAS only with dihCuty thar late corners could get "a
glance at tie board which literally besieEei By
local deyoees Of the game. SO far Lee had not shown
his strength having experienced sort of nervous
this being lis hrst match against player Of tho
hTst rank.
French defence and obtained a decided advantage by
very good play but he unnecessarily BlackhurnO
chance and the latter by Skitul mOVeA Bncceeded In
edua,iKng matters The game. however had to bs al.
tourned after nNo hours play, and w!ll be resumed
either to- day or tomorrow.
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The Nntionnl LenEue.

Kew YORK Is. LIZ 9: CLEVELAND IN. IL, 5-F1TsT
GAME.
Thursdays tie game between the New Yorks
and Cleveands was played Off at the Polo
grounds Yesterday before the regular contest.
The visitors put up II splendid fielding game,
but tho homo players had their batting clothes
on. Tho way thoy smashed Beatin's curves
tickled every ono OF the 1O21 spectators.
ieatin was touched I'm for eight earned runs.
Clarke and kusie did especially fine work with
tho stick, Tho features were Ciarke's running
catch Of a foul fly, ;Ardners second base work.
and great catch by Davis with his left hand.
7 no visitors scored In the first inning on Nc
Kcan's three. Dagger ana Olnrke,s error. In the
nee. hits by .Hornmng; Bassett and Glasscock,
a sacrifice hit by Burkett, and Buckley's two
Dagger netted four runs. In their hnlt Glass,
them run. In the next inning three
hits Noted tho visitors another run.
Hits by Clarke and kusie and Ior-
nung's sacrifice secured a run for the New
YorKs. In the seventh the Now Works scored
three runs on Daiys error hits by Gl9sscock
Clarke and I{usie. and Tiernnns sacrifice. The
CIevelands got two runs in their half on a base
on balls and three singles, In the last inning
Clarke led of. with two Dagger. Husie, fol-
lowed with single. and Clarke scored on Hor-
nung's sacrifice. The score:
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SARATOGA. July IS-whitnsy won tho match with
total OF 81 killed to PeAcOck'S ~ Tho BIRDS were
good lot this season ami both made some very
pretty kills Peacock lost four birds ami Whitney TWO
by falling dead Out ~ bOunds. II n. llylngslon uf
Saratoga refereed the match The audience Was lHrg,
aud appreclatiye Peacock seemed To he the "a.
NOrte IN betting IN tue Start aud large amount al
m"neJ changed LANDS fcacOcE p.ucLil t4LiHs al bots
l.
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Tho Algonquin Gun Club.

Ten members Of the Algonquin Gun Club held an in
formal shoot at live birds tho club grounds Wee
hAwken yesterday, and managed to nut up some very
good scores TITO c0utiti srs 20 UlrGs each man
under modified iiurlin2hm rules, p yards rise. ~
yETIs boundary g. entrance money three prizes
tlTsI money went Ia ", BTenner on - Killed and
mtBed q. kinn took second Prize with ~, and q.
Meyer third with 10
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staltz. Home runs-Meister, whistler Sacrifice hits
Jtnos t2l Meister. GuinAsso Daniels. Stolen bases
Spill StNltz Champion 90 Cudworth Nelser, stafford,
Gunnsso Bladder ~ Wentz First base on bhlls-Jones
CudwOrth Campion, Guinhsso en- NentH ~ HIT by
Ter 4: Washington O. struck out-spiil staltz,
GuirAyso Danies a. Jordan, Baedsr. Passed ball
tiulnassn Auendnnco-3O5. Time-2l5. Umpire
Mahoney.
NEWARK. @; HARTFORD, q
HARrroRp. July lS-Kidd was bAttod hard and retired
at the end OF tho fourth inning when Duane a local
amateur, took his place The scoroG
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A Rumor TINT Jersey City will Disband
To-day.

Tho Atlantic Association delegates made big bluff
Thursday night at their meeting when they said that
the Jersey City Club would DO kept alive by the other
seven clubs Yesterday morning President Braden
TO harrisburg with the intention. so II 10 said OF
Offering tho jersey City franchise to the Harrisburg
Club Tho latter has been willing right along take
the franchise but refused to put up for 1t The story
then given out that the Jersey City Club would
people buy the They did catch at tho bait
however and is taid that MIR Braden there
terhny with The intentono Of Offering them the franchise
gratis There was come hope left yesterday for tho
Jersey City club but at an appointed time mono of tho
directors put In an appearance so II would not be
prise to see the Jersey Ctys Iisoand after today's
Mr. BradcD is expected back this afternoon when
the exact facts will 10 learned.
R,iTINORy. July lS.-ManaRer William Barnie OF the
Baltimore team expec,edly arrived from New YorE
Tonight and from what he says Is proof positive that
the Jersey City team will be transferred to Harrisburg
tomorrow or Monday. Tie facts regarding the meet
ing OF the Atlantic ASS lGinon last night were not
concise given out AT the meeting President Braden
authorized TO visit harrisburg and make arrange
for tho transfer Of tho Jersey city Club The At
lan,ic association howerer Is said to Lave passed
resolution Notifying the members that in tho liar.
r'burR club admtet that they win not he allowed
team. Tho color line is therefore drawn Harrisburg
games will count outside Of this arrangement all tho
business OF tho Atlantic Association has been
satisfactorily conducted.
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Earned runs-Hhrtfori l; Newark, 3. Two:base hits
looms, johnson. Home run-Walsh. Sacrifice hits
Gilbert CD StallinNs. MoDermot stolen basesJohnson,
McDermott ~ Duane. First base on balls Smith Serad,
Miller Theisen Moore 30. Walsh, 0'Bren First base
On errors-lartfcrd 3; Newark, / Iit by pitcher
Walsh McDermott, Forster CT struck out-Mier,
nooms C2). Fields o'Conne!L Kidd; Duane, stallingG
Wild pi!ch-Miller Left on bases-Tnrtord, IL; New.
ark, I. Umpire-Valentine. Tme-l4S Attendance
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Earned ruus-Brooklyn. 5: Cleveland. :. Lett on
bases,Brookyn =, Cleveland I: First base errors
weyhing !: OF Gruber, < struck out-By weyhinQ =.
Double play-sricker, Deahanty. and Larkin. Three
base hits-Ward, joyce. Van lIlren. sac rilco hits
Bauer Van Ila!tren Seery Kin.low l2> Stolen bases
Andrews Seery. Cook 2l. liemming Two base hits
Ward Joyce, Andrews Bauer McAleer. wild pitches
-GruLsr 3; weighing. .; IlemmiuH. Umpires-Mat-
thewS and LeeclL Time-l 81. AttcnGAnce-5Ul
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CRICKET.

The Manitoba team were considerably strengthened
by the addition of II. senkler and II. McGverin for
match with tho Berkeley A. A. which began yes
terLay at Morris Dock The home team played a
mixed eleven Harry Tyers tho Manhattan pro-" as
sisliny them The score:
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n
PHILADELPHIA July lS-It was n ono sided Kame at
the Brotherhood grounds to day. The score:

hitsLWOod FArrsr; Three base h!!swrickett hoy.
Mulvey. Pickett; Stolen bases-Wood; FoGarty t4)
ReeeeF SSSk T Ei.st os; s on 6as-G5n @ Mubvsy
..PhIIadolphh q BuflalO !. Double plays-FoEarty
Pickett and FarEar. Wise Rainey and Carney; Halt
gan. Wise and Rainey. Passed baS-Mack, . VIA
pitch-Keefe. UmpireG-sherdan and Gafiney. Time
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Special trsins leave New York from stations foot OF
coIAandL and DasoroAAss PitsSH syYry Tses DAY At
days 0nlL 1tt y H. TStuThihS Immediately After 1hS
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ISnsc Hall. Eastern Park, I T.. ~. To.dny
BrookIyn yE Cleveland ulaysrs' LeagueL RlnRB
couI ly and Union LIS direct to grUundh-Idu
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Games To-day.

NATIONAL LRAGuR-
New York Va Cleveland at the Polo grounds uwo
brooklyn va Pittsburgh at Washington Park.
Philadelphia Va Chicago, at Philadelphia
riArrRS' LEAGUE
New York va Pittsburgh. at brotherhood Park.
BROOKLYN vs. CieveIand at Eastern Park
Philadelphia vs. buffalo. at Philadelphia
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville vs. BROOKLYN Mt Louisville
Syracuse Va Toledo. at syracuse.
Athletics vs. st Louis at Philadelphia
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
Jersey City VS.. Newark. at Oakland Park.
Worcester Va baltimore at Worcester.
New Haven vs. Washington at New Haven
Hartford vs.. Wilmington at Hartford.
AraLETic uSioy LEAGUE
Manhattan Athletic Club New Jersey Athletic
Club at bergen Point. ,.,,-.- c.,
Yonkers
Staten Island Athletics We Staten Island crcken at
Ens ewood Field Club VS. Crescent Athletics at Engle-
wool
Hackensaek Va carlstadtS Mt Hnckensack.
Hampstead VS. lenoH, at llemstead
RUSSELL Burdsali L Ward VS.. Cuban Giants at Port
.Fsesns Es.Ese at rsTe
Tabernacle A. g. vs. Westiielt A. G. at WestheId.
s s%r An i. IT. at M, SSTS nTk
Lewellyn Athletics va south Orange Field Club. at
stars IS tireSnpont Athletics at Hunters Point
Isiip Athletics "a Babylon at Babylon.
R" Athletes y rs % fG efss ESsa
lIiltons VA 'ireenpont Athletics. at Fshki.
Perth Amooy A A. vs.. bayohhe H. and A A., at
Vest End Athletic Club vs. lroQuos Athletic Club. at
Remington Athletic Club VS.. Graylins Athletic Club
nPuritan Athletic Club IroQuoS Athletic Club, at
Monitors vs. Hackett Carhnrt & Co. at wsppingors
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Minor Leagues.
Tho Attendance Yesterday.

At observation-disclosures 4: Canton, 4
At Yonngstown-NounRstO II; Akron, !.
At MISUNDERSTANDING I; Mansfield, II.
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Earned runs-Boston, 4; Chicago. = Home rrn-Nash
Two.base hits-Brown. Kelly. Richardson Ryan Three
base hits-Broutners hssL. PterSr sacrnce, hits
Brown Stovey 81, Kelly. O'Neil First base on bats
Richardson, Nash. Gumbert. First base errors
son Ryan Bartson. Double pIays-kely. Nash. and
Quinn. Umpres-kuight and Jones TiIne-l 30. At
terdance-4l20
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Pittsburgh
H. U..-

EArped runs P.s9nrR9 L Brookl,ns. First base
crrors-P us6urth, i Brooklyn > Left IN Eases
rttsbgfgh, 4 brooklyn, Z, Struck out-PtHburRh. l;
brooklyn, = Homo TUn-Deckcr. Three-bass lifts
fouN Ierrg, Smith. Two nase Hts Conh q, FINK.
~ I0UtI Terry, Osborn 81 sacrifice hIts-LOyett
sunday. Dgublepiars-F"ull ,unaSsistedl SUNDAY and
Miller stocn Dasca- Brooklyn, u. Pittsburgh g. lit
by ptCher-Sunday. Nili pitch -CulsmaI. passei balls
-HushOuE,+ ump!re-Lyncn. Time-l as Attendance
-779
BOSTON ~ L. o: crvciyAArrtyLla
Bos1oN. July lS-Tho BosOns clinched their hold on
third place 10 day BY again defeating Cincinnati The
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Jersey City .,,....,.,....,...'O o 0 o 8 D O. =
Baltimore '...,,..,.....,, ....4 U o o liz
Earned runs-Baltimore. g. First base errors
Jersey CITY, /. Baltimore, .. Leu on basss-Jerssy
City, 3; baltimore, !. Twobase hits Murphy Mack.
Henry. Baker stolen baseE-Iirndy, Long 10 Mack e.,
Kav Power sommer Sacrifice hitS-rower 2, Struck
out-DoOey ~ Roussey, McDermott, DOwd MHck,
First base balsOn BAKER .; oil Fitzgerald, i Hit by
gitch7T-aacS. Ray; Werrick ~ s9mmer. Passed
Kelly. Time-l4L Attendance About 100.
SEwnLvES, 1; wILNINGTOS, ..
ErE HAYES. July ls.-The hons team found no
trouble defeating the WlmngOns to day The
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"Shsn Baby was sick, We gave her cAstoriA.
when she was Child she cried for CLStOrIA,
When she became Mis-, Sne cluHE 70 CAStOFiA,
WhEH 80 kAa CbIdTss. she gave thssa CASAsSiA
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Recreation Ground. Long Island city. TomorroW,
senators W. AcnsL Big match game. SP, M,-IdT
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Earned runs-Sew York, 8; CLEVELAND. FIRST base
Row York, IL; Cleveland, !. First base on baS-OR
Rusia 81 OF Beatin !. Struck out-Burkett O.. Buck'
ioy Daily C Dowso, Ardner ca Beain Three base hit
sGcrnce hits.Tiornan % Hornqng t2 BurKett Buck.
ley Henry, Daily, Giks Stolen bascs-H ornunK.
Glasscock thinner. Double plnys-Rusie Glasscock.
and Hornung Wud pitehes-RuSie, = Umpire-Ao.
Quaid. Tme-l:52
CLEVELAND IN. IL 8: NEW YORK IN. IL 4-sEC-
oND GAME
.Rusie and Clarek were again the battery for
when they took their places. Rusie pitched q
him, and he struck out eight men and made
by Herman. Clarke. and Buckley were disas-
trous Besides. the homo team threw away
two runs by poor coaching and base running.
The Cievelands started In by taking a good
lead. In the second inning Davis hit safely.
and was followed by O hit by thinner. Burkett
tried to cut or Davis at third. and would have
succeeded had Buckley stopped the bail. Davis
scored. thinner scored on o wild pitch.
hit. a wild throw by Clarke, and single gave
the visitors q run in the third. The New Yorks
scored in the fourth on singles by Glasscock
and Buckley. and Davis's error. In the fifth
they tied the score on three Dagger by Rusie,
Hornung's single. Zimmer's dropped n.y. and
Hurkett's single. The Cleveland's went ahead
in the sixth on two hits. and errors by Herman
and Glasscock. In the seventh Herman got
around the bases on his two Dagger and Hor-
nung's single. Tho latter came near tying
the score again, but was caught at the plate.
The score:
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Earned runs-Boston 4; Cincinnati l. Two base
bil-Brnnett Three.base hit-Clark,on Sacrifice hits
Long smith Heard MARI. stolen bases-Long suli.
van. fucker McGaTr. frs. base on ballR-By CLARK
son, ., by Duryea >. By MplIape 8 FIRST bass on
fucker villa pilches-Clarkson .. Struck out Broiie
su.iil ClaTkSOn Reilly Knight, DuTyea Double play
Heard and Reilly Triple play -Iong and Tucker. Inn
pire-FOwsra Tims-i:5S AtteniGnce-2642.
PHILADELPHIA Il. H. 7; CHICAGO H. Ij .
PuILlpELrmL July Ia-The Philadelphia team won to-
CaY he
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Earned runs-Now York, 2 First base on errors
Eow York, 2. Cleveland, Left on bases-Sew York,
Cleveland 3: First base On eaIls.96 Rusis, qf
81 Davis thinner, Lincoln (2L Three base hit-Ruse.
TWoDase hitTternRE. Sacrifice hitBClArke, Smalley.
Stolen bases-McKean. Daily (2). Double plays-Bas-
SOFT and nornunG; Mexican. Dowse, and zimmer. Wild
pitches-RuBie, =. Umpre-McQuaid. Time-l 40. Al
tendanco-l.U9I.
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g.. for = pitce Np II Bamh0u Rod SIS
$50 for piece split iamhOo NOt as
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on srTOTA-Sow Haven - Wilmington, !. Struck out
Trylr ~. nOIAn Williams Nvhrle Double plays
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