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~ wine sia.s " Anso-snra bytsrrs, tas genuine Of
Dr. o. y. sIEGERT soma
Asa ySu- arusE1st. no6
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CHICAGO NOT IN II.
Philadelphia Gives the Westerp Cricket.
ers soms roints on the Game.

era some POINTS ON tine Snnos
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 1.-THE committee in
charge OF tho great cricket match for the
championship OF the United States In advsr-
Using the game which took place here to-day
got out posters headed. Can Chicago VIM
The voice OF the crowd In attendance at tho
match to-day shouted back No" Tho recent
defeats OF tho crack clubs OF the Quaker
City-the Germantown and Belmont-by the
Chicagoans raised tho hopes OF the Windy
City aggregation and they confidently looked
for victory. They had their fellow townsmsn.
Adrian Arson and his baseball team. at the
10 victory. but they. did not allow foE the great
dslphians weIe prepared to mako the game
the battle Of their lives. and every man was In
to 81 hat s
OF spectators Witnessed tho finest exhibition OF
ssenItc batting that hss ever been n seen IN n
heidiss at timss brilliant. but the batting was
superb, and almost every man On the team
oSnd aas. Of good asd ' eapa
pup.her Of every loose ball ,t that aS cams
Last batsman 10 the matter Of the light. which
toward the close. Of the day Was very bad. G.
the boWi!ns was n. At II. best. and NJ Wood
i9 2 style reeuliarly his own; pit 70 al parts
81 g.s S s Sns Inc toy
Ii. Bohien., whose cutting and on-strckes
ms home team Gained ned a decided .d 1,
II Winning the toss The Wicket Tas IN, N sDIen-
nous score made on i. played true 10 tue last.
Ths visitors we're in ,hs llsld all AK, bu. never
lost hssrt and il,lisd IN magniitSent styls ;
tried every means to disiodee Tho bstsman.
having a Try at tho wieEe with Inc execution
q sf9 k .bs nsy
would have proved useful factor in the
g. s. Patterson and +. W. Ralston started the
batting for philadeiphia. Several people aues.
St ID hs s hi e
much easter a,a gave thS bats
came n i A.. NJ ioA Wood. e.: '' Belmont cap.
tain and he Was MT long ,n In making H
~ and p po2.d G 6s sS SHps & pa
. short pitched ball as we'll as any man IN the
country. His batting may not b pretty. but
no put on IS for the second wicket. Patterson
played on. and when L. u. Bohlen loinsd Wood
other long stand took place. both bstsmen
a b sD Wood csa vas Ga ed hs
to ct. SUD Law ana Bohien both hitsiPs ali
round the field: 1T runs. were scored before
pohen was bowled by Wright Crawford
the half century before being disposed Of: in
fact. every wicket put on runs. and there was
absolutely no tail end to tho team. Whom the
various centuries were put on the board
loud cheers greeted their appearance. and Il
Just wanted q few minutes to o'clock when
made this year. with the single exception Of
tho American record made ny Germantown
against the Rosedale, Club OF Toronto. The
ChicaRos will do their batting to-day. but they
have not the slightest chance OF winning. while
IL 10 probable they will be defeated IN single
inningA The score:
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East DAP At snKEpsnEAD BAY

TIVE Stake Events and . Race OF MILO
Heats ON the Gard.
The oonsy Island Jockey Club announces An
enticinG programme for to-day. the last OF tho
fall meeting ct Sheepshead Bay. The features
are the Great Eastern Handicap for two-yesr-
dds with $4,000 added. over the Futurity
course; the Mayfowor Handicap. ut mile and
three-e iRhths, with 1880 added to tho stakes.
and race OF mile heats on tho turi..with $500
added. A Geld OF twenty-nine choice young
stsrs are named to start In the Great
Eastern Stakes, aud the efforts to select
the winner will bewilder the kcenest Of the
talent in these days OF rank upsets. Huron
Judging from his performance In tho Futurity
now that His hiRhnsss has retired for this
year. will DO likely to win Hrst money. with
Rex. II properly ridden. q close second. Tho
MayHower Handicap. with tho limited field Of
seven. Is likely to be won By Demuth. with
Judge Morrow and Pessara In q hot brush for
PloSsbS 5. won Luke VIII a
II. In second place.
Thirteen are named to start in the opening
dash Of seven furlongs. and tho chances Of Cy-
nosurs rna Pearl Set 5pishinE In front as
ners ct tho meeting are entered in the second
race, a run Of one mile and . furlong. Fronte-
mao and Woodcutter look dangerous and may
finish ct tho front In tho order named. Tho
meeting engaged for n scsmper on the Future
~ course. Loantoka has q fair chance to win.
with the fast colt Eclipse in close attendance.
Here are the entries III detail:
yirss Race rur,e i,oo Of which 5000 to second ana
ner 10 BE- sold at Auction seven furlongx.
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. for horses that have run
:, 500 to second and $50 to
LAT0NIA's RUNNING MEETING.
Honors Divided Between Favorites and
Outsiders in Stirring Finishes.

Outsiders In Stirring Finishes.
CINCINNATI. Sept 1.-the programme was an Al.
ractvs At Latonia day although stake event
was on the card. The track fast and hookmakers
and the talent divided the money and favores
making even break on the day.
The hrst race. selling purse, mile and twenty
yards had dozen starters. Pretiwit los ridden by
Lilly closed favorits at to and tho fy won In hand
BY length and half from tho so to shot. John G.
who beat the - to chance. Speth head for second
place Time. l:45sI
All the entries. nine started in the second race sell
ins-purse one mile. Tho talent played Royal Garter
for good thing, backing him down to to 5. but he
failed to get place. the L. to shot Sir Planet to
I chance Reveal and tho second fAvorita Harry
weldon making . driving nnish named, heads apart
The third race dve furonga had eleven maiden two.
yesrold starera With Miss Hera the fayore ut to S
and half the second favorite the colt Sir
Arthur running second two lengths IN front Of to
chanooI Day Dream. Time ltr2k.
the ned strong Lillian Lindsay closing favor.
Ito She won after nghtinR finish with tho
etaRer. Little Minch who got of we'll for after
DELAYING the start nearly an hour Little Annie. who
three Lengths Time a. - ''~''"
tbs nrSt half Of the split two-yearod handicap nvs
1urlones came NTH. Eight started, With Frank
ihsI Scod e:is ~ Hero iis; At to j. winnng By
TIC las. half of this race with seht starters closed
oisd. bgt she failed place. After ono Of the
closest finishes Of the meeting the awarded TO
she 70 chance. PuryeRr D, who beat the WE'LL
Judge Haghss . nose. Annorean third. Time i6a.
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Odds a.a E.as or s,orta

The Miller Rifs Club held its regular weekly badge
composition at SO Hudson street. Hoboken on Wednss
standard target = 10 i.ss a::ance .nd
H1a.: 81! n sai g: 81 ! xul zss.f asa
5as; - G.,...I:f 2is and smnsi Az 81:
j. II. Kruse 234. and Class I. A. stadisr 227.
The Oceanic Yacht Club Of communip.y, n. y. held
officers for the ensuing term; Commodore Albert Beat
third term; iess.Comm.doIa Charles LuttoT; Treas.
tary w. Ksr, and Essor1pt seerstsr, R,ch.rd 10
ewespsAks race between catrigged boats is and
tndar ~ feet to b sailed over the Now York Yacht
urLay, Sept "a
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Trotters Improve Their Records.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 1.-THE third days races a. Bel
mont Park were we'll attended. The track WAS fast:
In the 2:23 trot Boman. BY India Nan, Lowered his
record in the third heat from 2:2oA to 2:l7I. He
won After droppns ths hrss beat to Morea Summary.
n nsm.n b. = By kI Lndia Man 4podgs9-.2
Ttme-2:24h 2:l9A, 2:l7h, 2'i8H
Highland Boy ravorits in the 1884 class at S2s.
field $50 Tsmp,ston won the nrst heat and Monros
wilkes by Bartholomew WilkeA the next thfes n.
ducing his record from :3sh 10 227x Summary,
..2:3+ clasA trotting; purse $500
Monroe wilkes b. e.. BY Bartholomew wilkes
Tsmpletop. = By Warlock torady)..........l ! )
Corlnne o. m. tTurnor).. n
Highland Boy tMcFaddsn and Wood tud1 & Z
Tims-2:2sh. 2:29h. 228sl 2:27H
u the 2s tro.tine class Major Flowers favorits
calling tho horses for tho fourth heat dsrkusss
caused . postponement Unfinished summary;
2:29 class, trotting; purse $50.
Rachel B.. b. m, by Chester Chief "a N. ouin-
nAs q, ~ toSveI, 4
Major FlowerS. C. 3. . a
DAMy ". Or IN M,ock
s.nn.s:: Maid H. IT, Iuin.i I
Agnes NJ c N: (Clark)................,.,... Ola
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M.cl.ll..a 10 ce-t.,. or Beating D.-r,.

PrrrssuRGH. sepA ILL., G. McClsland the Pitts
burRh lons.distanes runner has returned from tho
East and will 20 into training Monday for his three
mile With Harry Dsrrin. the English champion.
which takes place at Exposition Park September %
Tho stakes are $50 side the winner to take IS per
with the remainder. McClelIand "a looking we'll e1-
cspt that the RreAt amount OF running he has done
during the past few weeks has left him little thin
ne expects to % IN 1909 :naps 10 rev Jays
ming better in my life have every coincidence In my
ter shsps when the day comes than have besn in .
much trouble In dsfeatins bsrrn =. have had IN
whipping some Of the other men have gone against"
three and nys mile RACES; on Sept IN Phiadslphia
During his recent Eastern trip he won in seven days
fifteen nrst prizes second and two third prizes
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Ut
Bay colt by Dry Monop ole--The int; Flsnnery.
Frank T.. br c.. 8 by Attila-BettinA; }. Smith. :.
Winners at Gloucester.

days events: wv
ftst hace-siI and one half furlongs. MONDAY won.
HAwkstops second, FlAErant third. Time i:2sH WIZ
Second kaoe-Four aud one half furlOnRs Arspabo.
ven Peerless colt second Disappointment third i'm"
Third Rscs-Three quarters of mile. Rose Howard
won, Baltimore second Pennington third Time isn
Fourth RSce-Four and half furlonvs ma
HoSs won James A. IL second Carlow third lime.
y,fih Raeemons mile; oornsa won. Question SEQ.
won, Tom Boy second Edward y. third. time. LUZ
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connect but did Just what Calvin had done
every time hs had been up-struck out Bier.
bauer flied out to Grifin. Shugart sent a
legs. and Miller scored.
Love!l hlt Mack with the bail. and the, bases
two strikes on him whom he sent . high ~ to
Collins: who caught II the Same as he caught
Corkhlll's under the same conditions tho day
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Ths Americas and Iysnhos c,uh.
admission 10 tho Academy tOurnsmsas applied for
He ulSe wnsh Mon tho in
years tourney. say NOT compete In this
wsan.sdss ars o,nS had their election OF on,,.,,
Gunst fr.a,unss Tirsss Wee fre.ia s result;
Captain " ~'N0oA' secretary, W. An.nn'
saassd on 'Sss sns national bowling tournam.,,
sssry Joe Ih1m WIN give The use ~ 20
SUNDAYS should the OF SATURDAY SisSu az.
The r.t n VII b ssnng Club. hsy. two
ysH:a ~ " f, Waiss. ss psss
Room ausys Tor piix.s Valued ~ t ~ Ser Ser
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auee.'s Birthday Win. tn. Douca..er Cum

LONDON. Sent. ll.-Thls was last day OF the
Doncaster September meeting. The event OF
the day which attracted the most attention was
the race for the Doncaster Cup.
1t was won BY Major Joicey's four-ysar- old
bay colt Queens Birthday by Hagioscope. out
Of Matilda. J. lowthsr's Ave year old chestnut
horse Houndsditch. by Peter. out OF CARS.
yeaT, OLD bay colt, G0nsnlye by Fernandez out
are:
The Donca.tsr Cup Of 900 sovsregns $500 sovereign
In plate and the rest In specis added sw
Of ten .oysreian. each hye forfeit the swespstss 10
hs aiyiasd TWO thirds TO tho second and one third 10
ths third weight for age; winning penalties ana srx
and maiden allowances; about iniles UWsuty.iys
subsl NSN' "''
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Winchester. Trotti.x m..+,,.
Coming Trottinr Event,

IERRF h.rTk Sept 1.-two great event. h.x.
arranged for the meeting OF the Tsrr. uspa
Tho 10 % nsa Ss,, tn. beginning
.ssS: r.. rssS OF Maui snss VIII ~
does not know tho full I'M; peN 40 Dobls himself
speed II III believed the record viii mares
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Earned rups-Lousville 1; Baltimore. 2 Homo run
Two base ~ shinpiel. s.slsn bssss-wsisS
on Observation-Disclosures Hit by pitched bali-Jenuiuss
Passed bal-CahL Struck out .Healy. Cahill Taylor
Werner. Double plsy-WAlsh. McGrAw and Eerdsn'
Umpire-Nahoney. f1ms-l49.
LOUIs Is; losroN
sr Louis Sept 1.-THE homo team Got back on tn.
Gntsn Knocked out Of the box. Attendanco 5SSt.
ThaA
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Bosphorus Sold for s,o mn.
bowling.

to- aay .oid H. sept ii-9sorg. y. Lsavi o, Bo.,.,
sIi'n " IT, Drake OF fi.snsld Tor sIo ooS by
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Earned runs N, J. A. q. a. Two b,ss hits-Mscl,
Phil King. Three base hit-wd. sxcrinco hits
Stolen s..s'asc.rsy oh:uss'y Girie: WsS:Iye >.
Sut.wiId A,sh. Rs Gurnlsns, smith spriEmsu,
Leach q bouSs R.S.c.sri: And Saith v ss.s:
w Currie l.. Wild pitchss-LsAca, 2. Tims-I,3n
Umprss-Hopkins and Betx.
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TIL. Folk B.seet Ringer C..,.

CINCINNATI. Sept 1.-THE Latonia Jockey Clnb will
do nothing in the Polk Badge, case until after nor,
Monday, they having to-day received telegram from
horse will be brought back here on thai day ' wv
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Com on. E.xar.ment Cancelled

LospoN sent Lit is announced that Sir p. John
stSpe hAn eisd the sngagsment OF HIS
which on Wednesday last the st Leger at Doncas
october me etiug, '"N-N''
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Earned runs-Broeklyn. q Left on baasi-Brooflyn
Z; fttsoursh. First base on srrors-Brooslyn
nitsoursh, Struck ont-By Loyett 4 by Gavin J:
h,.',collnA orin'n ssesines hits-Srnin Ki1,,oy
hanon C2). shugart Hit BY pitched bAll-Naok. Han.
Ion. Umpirs-McQuaid Tms-l:oo Aueadanee-7o3.
sosroS, .; ciscissAfi,a
BosTor Sept li.-An tho fun In todAys gAms be-
tween Boston and Cincinnati was centred In the last
inning whom the Bostons developed batting streak
and scored three runs On three hits Tho scores
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Game. by Electric Light.

FsH1ILt. seps 1.-THE Fishkili Athletic Club will
hold It's games tomorrow and will introduce Al iu.
novaton starting the hrst race At O'Clock In tho
evening. There are thirteen events tho card, and
the club hopes to have the finish At midnight Electric
lights will assist tho MOONLIGHT
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Dartmouth Football Player. ut Practice.

HAsov'h n H., Sept 1.-THE Dartmouth COLLEGE
football team began practice yesterday under the d.
rectton OF Capt Frank W LakemAn. ~ Of Eashus- or
anu STANLEY are gone and no experienced men have
10 10 take ths,s places 70 the prospect Of
MAJ .go5.a!y te With uAsYarl y. Cambridge
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THE RECORD.
COLUMBUS

H HathStiSS: ''.''.'',U q ID
Earned runs--AthleticA p rwepass his-Mcfam.
any mailman. Three base eelss- NulSeI, Corcorsn.
hnel!. Cr.osa and Leblanc First base on balis-sy
WeyhinE \ Time-l2a Umprs-Fsrguson.
BALTIMORE. 8, LouIsvILLR l.
LorIsvILLK Sent ll.-ERyptian Heasys curves were
too much for Louisville to-day. Attendance 72a The
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Two Championship Gamss-Brooklyn vs. Pittsbur Rh
First game n. second game immediAt.i Aftsr.
Admission Including both games. oUc Express uains
leave Bridge ;lo, li2u aud :Su.--<av.
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Baseball Notes.
Ba.eball, Polo Grounds, ro.d.r

Two grand League championship games Cleveland
vs.. New York Firstga Up. NJ Second imms diats-
ly after Admission nncudiug both games 800 Tickets
aud reserved seats At spalding's al Broadwsy-Adp
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To morrow. Long Island Grounds Riasewoods VI,
buitous, $3.50 y. u. Admission 10 centG-Ids
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toughhn. p..l 1 o. kiilcen p......O o
ro,ais ......, = u y ~ y ro,ns..., . 5..o u ,
.Connor declared out for interfering with thrown
Iisvela,d .....,.,......'.,.,..o D . o q . l..
york rsi ssss y
Gisvs.snd. ). F,r,, base on sai.soEy Geusin. 3
a.m rasT GS.s IsHsn s.si BY
.osn L..,s Ea: set ;la,.eaos ~ T,s,n.n g, Davis.
%a n Sno ssa .n1 VIII VIII
isn Imp n,l'sn r"''sa s"'scl"rs''
Sg.y torH, / CLEVELAND SECOND CAMEL
There is ottinG moro uns atsfact orr in b ass-
lelt the folo grounds at the end OF the second
For eight, Innings ,susio. held, The Cleveland
hatsmsn ~ Tho hollow Of bis hand. and then
IT, z to turn what promis Used to be a vic; DRY into
AN evaporat;ng dawn battle. The aggrayating
got An insignificant run. in the second inning.
but were unable to add any more IL tho re-
a nos s sst The ane for
hinge ana then managed to get what they were
Tau was hit freely. but not In succession.
and as the eleveiands played SHARPLY in the
;leid runs. were at q premium Rusie nitched
that the one or two runs necessary could not
e. The 'front.' sFh'f an' snen IL Eli is BE
and q: T:su & " VA su
Young. who began pitching good ball lust
where yisu lsts on The only excitement q
frequent encounters with thu Cleveland play
Srs. They questioned nearly every decision
Tshesu, Virtue. and bIcKsan out OF tho game
unlsss they subsidized They then grew
Tns New FORKS got their run in the second
on singles BY G!asscock and Buckley and
fns opportunity IN tho nth, With three men en- on
baees and only one out, Richardson and Glass
gerous than flies.
The Cleyelands went along In q submissive
man or. and whom they went to bSt in the
ninth the score was to In New Y9rks favor:
win, "a Rus!e was appar ently invinci6e. Then
the stpbby Mexican made every body feel mala.
Ijous by kDocking out q clean TWO baser, and
Doyle complstsd the, misery By hittins
tisluR run. The fact that tho side was put
ont before any more da mage Was done dii not not
had besn BANKED In the tenth. the game was
called on account OF darkness. The score:
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POP An.on,. Bllll.rd Ambition.

"Pop" Anssn repeated day or two ago his recent
statement that he isgoins to get into trim play some
Of the short stop" professionals bayds this win
ter Hs told slosson osfore he went TO rhiadeiphia
homo and practise steadily He is willing TO tackle
Thatcher. Mclaughlin. Cation or Gallagher.
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q
CINCINNATI. Y U v v u v 10
Latham. HARRINGTON R1,ne; stolen b.ss.-IHo!liday
First base on srrors-Bosou, 8; Cincinnati Hit BY
pitched ball Holiday. struck out--By Nichols =; by
1885,.
PHILADELPHIA O, CHICAGO 1.
PatLApxLPNiA, Sept 1.-The Philadelphia went out
in one two three order for four innings to-day. but
6attsd Hutchinson hard In tho latter part Of the game
and won easily. Attendance. l6UO. The scorsi
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Eastern Association.


TIC NOW JsFsey B0yb won With Ease,
WASHINGTON Sept Il.-westsrvslt kept the bal, curv
tug about uecks OF the Columbia Athletic Climb ts.r
this afternoon, and only two hits made OF him I'm
nine nniugs One Inning only needed 10 settle the
case Of abe home club. tho visitors taking kindly TO
Leach 10 the initial inning. The score;
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a Comment on Champion Roberts's Tour,
osorss 2. slosson was much interested yesterday in
The story Of Champion John Roberts, Australian tour
and II, great naaneial success 1T IL grea. pin.
slossou said, shat Roberts does not understand q,
play the French carrom CANA lit were possible for
him To come to America and play the stars hare a,
SiiIaFds such We familiar with he would maie
fhe 81 eReot sensation Of quarter Of BILLIARD
oircies III the games could be blended there would
6o am ali fortune 70 be rsaped from tho matcheA
oeoasioHa introduotio1 OF the English game as nov
sitv the Americans WOULD be quick learn the pcrn
of the latter game which 10 play ed on NOAH
tsbie Win small balls snd Mario ttppsd euea ''
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NEW YORK. 8; CLEVELAND. Q tF1Rsr CAMEL
A young man named Killeen. who Ii said to
have come iron. Ottawa. ILL.,. got into the pitch
sr's box at the Polo grounds yesterday after
noon at2 o'clock. He wore the uniform Of tho
Cleveland Club. and as tho teams were to play
two games they seemed reasonably certain Of
ono victory This idea OF the case proved uncor-
rect, for ct no time during the flrst game was
thsrs the slightest danger OF tho Forest Citys
WANING. At tho .ame time It should not be
inferred that Killssn's work was outragsously
bad. He gave eight bases on balls, made q
Wild pitch and . wild throw and after the ad-
6ition OF eleven hits It can easily DO seen that
there wasn't much OF a chance for Cleveland
victory. On tho other hand he was poorly
supported IN the feld. The most glsriue *.
Rp. ,Ss srd f.n n %ad
Err: .fun; T., Th:5: Ssls nv sxo M %:P eR Sasss
insIns. and sosn had he game sseSrs ,A'
ctouxhiiu was pitehins. He p, Itch ina
s sc cnsh and Is'y ssnds P' Sa pp ppi
wiry Hooking young fellow, who ppears tohavs
E9od speed ourye5 and any amount Of Go 1
% The conclusion that the team has good
serving Of special mention. Both efforts Dc.
prived thinner Of base hit. and in one
With two mon out thinner hit o savage
Erounder tina: bllstered the grass in the ,dlrec-
tercept tho ball. but It did not seem possible
he could stop It. While on the dead Iun he
made o. ecoop for the flying leather. and until
thought the ball had got away from him. It
was . brilliant play. and was loudly ap.
Tlauded.
In the seventh inning, with yiltue on second.
MoAlser on , FIRST and no one out thinner
sremsy SAFE n Norman H came "t ru sk in
caught the ball two inches from tho ground
and threw TO first in time to double up Nc.
Hleer. who thought it was hit and ran for
second.
A bus, on balls and Davs's double gave the
Cleveands a run in the sixth. and they got
another In the ninth on Bassott's low throw,
Glasscork'3 muH and u wild pitch. The score:
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Recreation Ground Long Island City TO morrow
Cuban Giants vs. SsnAtorL Big game 8;so-zdn
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Baseball Games To-day.

NATIONAL LAAcuE.
New York " Cleveland, at the Polo grounds ttwo
Brooklyn Va Pittsburgh. at Eastern Park.
Boston ~ Cincinnati at Boston;
rhiiadslphiA Va Chicago 81 Philadelphia
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus ~. Athletics. ~ Columbus
Louisville W. Baltimore, At Louisville.
g. Louis Va Boston. At sc Louis
EASTMAN ASSOCIATION
b: s:rs1 =. :. .i ss.sE :, :. t ssss%
AnATxuR LsAeuR
Staten Island @ 9. Staten Island A. c. at Wet
o7Hs. eAxxL
New jersey A. Q. VI. Columbia A. c.. at Washington
scu,h oI.nE. w; y 6 !hona.s :. squth ofsnss
T.Ssrs.cis 4 4 Gsoond team "a astoria 4 q. ~
Jerseys '. Cuban 0lanta at Hoboksn.
= p.Sn.,s :. Fay Ridge
Baseball Notes.
Y: :; ' s
The third and fourth sections Of the second platoon
section nine won The score was is to H. ''''N
Ss VI. M a.: y:s char
morrow afternoon Tho Xsviers won the cham ponship
the past season.
L.g,syrLG ~ sept llmWhsn asked concerning the re-
RD 'h tns Souas aga nusy. would
day "Ths.s cubs lave stood w va during the fsnt
future" 'A''' 'D''''''' ~ 'n'
,, Wa,.,,e,s, Sep: mncharm.n n.s.rl.nd. who
sa;t 3; SStGoI
League and tho american Associaron