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THEIR EYESIGHT IS GOOD.
yonKs Eat OUT n VICTORY IN
TgE TENTH INNING.

. Reats Bsstsa Ansr . Terrific
Este. ..A New Tsrk 10 Again Ia
.....1 P,.ee-FhnsAeiphia aaa Brock.
a.. .ss Other League Wissers-Quistsds
A.. eranA sts.as-Resuiss - the
.-.,,es. Assoeiatio.-0sssi
=, "a. a srest day. After most dsspsr-
A.. 0sht the Chioagoes pushed tho Bostons
AVN Into third place, tho New forks holding
wi, avn only after an exciting battle with
M pittsburehs Tho patrons OF baseball
wv .av a more Intensely interesting race.
rs,.s clubs-Chicago. Boston. and Now York
..s nch,ne like wild cats for FIRST place. and
.sourth. tho Philadelphia. are coming 10 the
,,,,t with swiftncss that indicates oruis-
ia, finish BY four teams Meanwhile the DINER
,.n, t.ams. Cleveland. brooklyn. Cincinnati.
,,d Pittsburgh. are struggling with grim des-
,.rs,ion 10 keep as far away a. possible from
"a, po,I,!on. hsry team in tho League Is
.I ,.,,rr finely. and tie battle Ia !" royal one.
VI ons IS jus.iile! In picking winner. Chi
..,o 4, in the lead, and playing fle,ce. lucky
s.n. but the ponnaut ts not Ansons. Eoston
:. .,ronp, stsady. aud In superb form. but the
,.,n, mus, got in much better position than
y, rro,ent before pennant honors will b con-
.,;or New York is weak. crippled. but plny-
,,s ,,ubborrly and winning IN tho tceih OF ad-
.a,.ny Tho cry for holm has gone out. and
MATHS, h, ni tho Illuminated conntrnancs.
.ov .cour, tho country In quest OF a pitcher.
r.. NINA, DO found. and II there Is brought 10
,his Island man who can run as fast As Rusie
,,o,s New York will be tho most likely Of all
want nspirants. Tho scores yesterday
wore:
..vYork,s s.; Pittsburgh. 6.
brooklyn. 5: Cleveland. 5.
Chicago. 3: Boston. 2.
Philadelphia. 4: Cincinnati, I.
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,rheY Nave Not aksA.

Kasiy last month the Beard OF Aldermen were
stricken with oompassoa for the occupants Of the
bsachns boards at tho Polo grounds. and began to
cast sbont for = remedy Asths city fathers thought
OF the poor ersnks sing The uncovered ats at the
bait grounds eating peanuts drinking sass" and
shouting for the home team while the boiling rays OF
the SIMMER sun fell hcrcsv upon thsm. they the
Aide'men) fairly wept The happy cranks on tho
neseh.,, ddnt shed any tears, but continued to yell
After thinking the matter over for some time the
tender heattsd Aldermen nnaly rassee an act com.
pelipR tho cub inAnafemout to put covering over
tue beschsrS the club having until July ~ to comply
with the law
July ~ came but ati the sun. during the rare in:
terNns OF rainy weather beat upon the unprotected
heHds OF tile bisAohera when the club ofnciAs were
ssssd ths reason for the non erection Of the ovengs
they SMILED softly and said tile time for putting them
up had besn extended to Au9.tl yes,erday va. Aug
and sti not sen OF any coverings The oials Of the
club were mysterious and non eUmnittsL
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tEiri S finEsss dropssd FAVE ~ 81. f0s s e
B"rns iaCotd WoBrsn s % tG lSs S:i se %e
ss r..sSns ~ ..sSas
In the sixth Inning Burns hit the ball inst
oyer McKean.s head. OBlisn. hunted SAFELY.
McKeAh would have nppod Griflin's gro Inier.
Thls allowed Burns TO score and O'IIrIsn To-
roach third. While Gruber was iondIy ntrs.
lag the bali in his loft hand Urifiin darinciy
ran for SECOND base. II was too late /" caici,
him. but 0ruher tn CIV tho bali. C6ilds mui,sd
II, aud Il rolled into loft liell. O'Brisr scored
and 0riffin got to third bass. On j. U'I,tiyns
sacrifice Grimm crossed the plate. Terry
would have brought both In With his line drive
In the Cleveland half OF tho sixth inning
thinner hit safely. stole second, but was
caught of tho bR.e BY Daley's clever throw.
But for this the Clevelands would have stood a
good chance OF doug sonnet hing to make the
khm6 exciting. ~. nfter Grnber had struck. out
the next three men up reached first base OH
called balls.
Cleveland made their run in the eighth In.
ming .Eruher hit safely to right Held. Burns
iuthuled Ghildss grounder McRean hit aais-
IT, to o. ntts. and Griflln returned tho hail to
PinEney 10 hold Gsuher on third. Childs
ovsrran second and Pinkney flrod the bali at
Burns, who. mufIed It, Foutz. who had run
oyer. pick.d tho ball IN an! throw II oyer
Pinknoy's hond. Grubcr scored. 30 dii Childs
On = sacrifice bv Davis. On ]. OBrien's tumble
Mexican reached home The scuro:
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Coorynsrows, Aug 6-The tournament was resumed
this morning In the Rsntemen's doubles n. Wright
and DsAns Miller won hrst prize from H. r. Psrk,n. and
George worthinRton The mixed dosbles will bsplayed
to morrow. The scores for the day as follows,
Mems Doubss. Third Round r. X Perkins aud GeorRs
Warrington beat j. \. Browning aud Ayeril Garter,
81. DO.
r Perkins and George Worthnnton NJ Ga 90
Mems sinalsa rroiiminary Round-K. b. q Brsiss
beat Richard Emmett. b-t 81: DeAne Miller bssS
Deysreux Emmet 80 6-s; Archibald Psil beat 3
Taller. by default; NJ. H. Wright beat N. wiEhtmsn
st. 6-LL
e-a e-s II. rerSins beat Ayerill Garter 6-l 80: g
McKim beat H. Taller. by default psans Miller be &c
J. r. Browning. S-i. Ga. Archibald Poll beat Temple
Emmst.
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AaaebAll Notes.

On Sunday the Aisr,ons aud RidEswoods will play ~
Monitor rark.
Lousr,i.Lx Aue 8-Ca'cher shsihassa the crack
hAck.top OF the NorshwsN League has signed u play
with Louisville,
LorisruLs AVG. - A, noon to-day Manager Chan.
man notified ", Of his unconditional rssass he has
lesn with the r;uh ten yeara new right hs'dsr Will
De secured INN stAtsly.
A: Manhattan Field this morning the deciding rams
for the r" chOnipionahp will he play ed between the
Ninth rrerintt and Tho fhirtysecond precinct Dame
viii be called at - o'cotk Iuinn and Mfeelsn VIII be
tue battery for the Ninth precinct while Crsden AMI
sullivan III be III the points ros :hs Thirty second pre-
ctnct.
PRESIDENT John p. DAY evidently considered the aug
eetton in ThE regarding tho annoy ance OF taone
br pedlers good one for yesterday he ordered the
hawking ot peanuts snd soft .rinks in the covered
was very refreshing one Not even - score caro- was
so.d in the stands
Nothing seems to stop the vic,orious march Of the
Wall street club Thor latest conquest was In game
with the London and Lane asnirs Insurance Company
team At frosp.rt rark pretty game until the
eighth inr'n. when the bankers felt their opponents
and won by "to T. Ieedsr and Dowd were the battery
for Wa street and HarrgAn aud Butler for the lnsur.
Ance men.
BosroH. Aug. o-charey Prince has resigned the
Presidency OF the Ro.ton Baseball Aasociau.n and j.
B. Hart succeeds to the vacant position M Prince
has had M: move In mind for some lime ald only de-
rrm footing lie Ii attorney for the New York and
New England Railroad aud this position requires Al
hts time and attention He 10 stiil practically ths
ownsr OF the ub he owns considerably more than
q controlling nt~resI and has simply turned the cares
Of standardization over to Mr. Hart
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THE CHESS CHAMPIONsHIP.
Arthur Peter the Victor IN the Free.for.
All Race.

All Race.
LEXINGTON. Aug. 6.-The championship
tournament Is progressing rapidly. The most
noteworthy events OF to.dav's play were tho
victory OF DR.. Flick over Uedemaun and Pol
looks defeat BY Hnnham. Tho Missouri cham
pion may be tho dark horse. He shows re-
markable strength. and Is tho only ono who
has not lost . game. The game between Pol
lock and HanhAm was an unusually flne one.
The former achieved the better position. but
on tho second move he. yielding to bis impetu-
Gus temperament. boldly sacrificed . knight
for two pawns. Tho Now Yorker. with con-
summate skill. repslled the attack and brought
about an exchange OF queens. whereupon his
numerical advantage began to tell Pollock
made q stout resistance, but OF no avail On
The sd journsd game between Uedemann and
Hanham WAS abandoned as drawn without 70.
The tourn Ament will last only one round.
Trabus has finished all Of his games. winding
Tho latter gentleman. who started IL, 80 bril-.
ltantly ny defeating the champion Of the En-
pire State. WAS sinRularly unfortunate. For
the present the race 70 between Pollock and
Hanhum. who are neck and neck. with three
games ench. Only half point behind IL Flick.
the dangerous outsider. while Showalter may
still overtnko the leaders.
Tho free-for-a all tournament came to q close
to-day. Tho winner was Arthur Peter who
wins. McLenry WAS second. with Q score OF
three won and one LOST.
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NELSON TRoTs A FAST NILE
Tho Maine Champion Turns the Ersepor
Track In 3t11 Ia,

FREEPoRT. ILL.,. Aug. Ga great crowd gath
cred at tho Driving Park to-oay to witness
Nelson's attempt to beat his record Of 2:10k.
He made the first quarter In tho fair time Of
33't. and went from there at . faster gait. gain.
ing the half mile in :05H. and trotting tho soc.
ond quarter In Blk. The three-ausrters was
last quarter was slower. making tho mile In
2.l1S.
Tho track record was 2:12A, which was made
one second The driver weighed 1901 pounds,
or 80 pounds over weight and horsemen who
broken his record had he not been so heavily
handicapped
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! . W.
ROO ELYS.
Nahast Tennis Tourney.

HAnAsr Aus. 6--Ciarence Hobart won the Eahant
tournament lilo defeated o. y. Campbell this after.
noon before q large crowd aud thereby tAgos the
Nxhant silver bowl with the exceptional record Of nvs
victories and defeaA Tho second prize goes to L.
r Huntington while Camobell comes In third. Hobart
play-d has usual swift side ns strokes and managed
10 ass smPnell many hines at ths net Somr Of his
crosa strokes were terrific. and he followed
scores;
e-8 rs; i. Sears beat Y. r. Chase Al. TO.
Final Drawin5n..clsr:nes iioSsIt beat O. g: Camp
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A HIGH-CLAsS TWO-YE4R-0LD.
Nswtos Carries $50 Pounds suA Wins the
Carnival Stakes In l,lA 1.S.

o.. Paw, Aus e-This was another day Of dumps st
the Twin City Though the nslds we're light not
afAvorits won. The weather good the attendance
between three and four thousand and the track fast
Tie Carnival staksa At SIX furlonEa for twovsA old
eSI,, and ss!dinr. .srth g 81: Ts!nn'r :: :s.:
Ts.y ever sss.. oenn.n s.. "a ' c.ri.s.d
T s sPe;aiaasi. tri% Gosmsa W: an :aa ION
fxvoriis AT to 10 while VAS to Carlsbad anil 10
Newton. Newton waited until the others he'd pumped
themselves out running the nrrt avs furlonsI Then
he drew to tbs front. winning under drive by length
h1Sors i'm: ;iiX iO'dsy's race Is The best run W
The opsntsE race. 81 nvs furlonEs for maiden two
yearoids had fonr starters. With llAinlins an even
man upp To In the betting winning easily By Two
lengths from the 90 20 ! shot Com.lhsr. VIII" h.ss
The mile and slxiesuth dash shfonr uarters was
for the ! 10 chance Mary g. 3lriddcn by Berkinso.
Comedy finished second length lu front OF ths Sto
favnrite GiOrkner Time. :Ai.
The nne fnr!ong selling purse followed cornne Kin.
drfrinS nn'h BY lhs5 to aehanes 20 k!ndis ~. 4
Mccarthy in the saddle while Get AWAY flushed third
SsIs his entrance price. sO. a. which sum he
was bought In BY his owner.
The Carnival statss Wa she fourth rAee Thsn came
sdssh Of mile for Minnesota bred horsss With seven
whch ep:sd q; 49, h sasns sss END he
winner turned up In tbs . to J. chance PlissI 81,
Davis up he nnishing two lengths II front Of Doilis
Houston who beat Joe Length and half for second
pl - Time. l;i7N.
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Joh. l.. Hnv,.s . e.eA Ti.s.

sAs ysAscIsco. Aus. e-Australaa sdvioss confirm
the report Of the defeat Of Owen Sullivan sx Barrier
champion Of Australia In tive rounds at the hands Of
Jo. Joynski the Ca,iis mia pugilI.t Tbs ,A!.meda
psssed the steamship MhripssA At Auckland n T. July
u The John l. Sui Ivan thsa:r,ca troupe were aboard
the MAripo,n on thsr way 10 sydney wMsspo!ted
Rul,iyan INDUCED In liquor nn arrival At Auckland 10
such mn extent that Capt naywArds or the Marposa
ordered him confined TO the cabin.
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baseball Games To-day.

rArioSAL LHAGuv.
Esw York ~. fiitsbursh. \. the Polo erouuda
brooklyn Va Cleveland at astetn fark.
to.ton Va .hicsgo At koston.
Philadelphia ". Cincinnati at Phiiadelphia-
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus ". Warrington. at Columbia
~ Lolie va Athletics, at St 1snni.
Louisville ~. I.cston. at Louisvils
Cincinnati Va Baltimore. at Cincinnati.
EAsrERx AssociArioS.
New Haven Va. Troy, at New Haven.
rrovtdsncs Va Lebanon. at Providence
Albany Vs. Buffalo. at Albany.
Syracuse ~ Rochester. AZ syracuse
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FAST TIME AT BUFFALO.
HAE POINTER PAGES THREE GREAT
HEATS AND DOBNS YOLO MAID

::: ; H.: +: y: !: +: Z:
Trottrr. Game. "A pn.t.or.m..,
p,,rr,,o .rn cs,,r,,.. -. v..,.
had irving time this afternoon with cranky
the programme for the third dav was mot
.In,roa ,n Tho .os .isss .ar. ,i,, ,hs 49,
tfoutlo and woaried tho his crowd. '1 though
,hcy took matters good nn,uredly
The lilo class, with three heats trottsd yea.
terday. came up first. Leicester was far be.
hind ,re flag whom Aline got to the wire in the
third neat last evening. aud tho distance Judge
reported him out This was ignored however.
S tho ls sa1 n carried lot whom %, ns .ns
tangled ur. Tho two wrongs did not even
matters. md NJ. G. Thompson. who owns
Spracue Golddust with Jack Bowen and
p.il no,lor tno d,,vnrs NJ Jean vans.n and
Diamond. made verbal protest against Lei
cestcr starting asnin. The judges did not on
,or,sin the objection. and Leicester hal an
other chance. He gnve Srraeue Golddust .
=. $50. -. a, ,,,ie'., 49,. 49, 80
tn"h uroppeu oack 10 'hru place. ne inc otlca
ssar IN 2l battSr na hs
than niamona S 20 The fnur,h money is tied a SS
10 await decision on tho point.
saiaslas., ,,1r.esa"m. -
Jean tniiean
diamond 'snrs.,.'...... '.'...''''""g
Anon. MiI.. .ianesj.
pu,.s ~ ,., ,.. ,.,,in y. ,,,
nyihno !. ,et w" ne, ,,mI ia ire 40 ciess:
W. ~. am d 90 s ~, ur'u" ~ we u,st neat
aiIcE Lne teulons, scoring ia. ne troued over
nimse,, IN me on9rt l" get 10 the frnnt and
vas uistaneeu In"ue Ihe way clearer inr
o.Sui IN -ocnrd TN f"r h"r h,I, ~. .h ne ~
s.su :. y. iooiu ,Si ~, ~ w Sns ost tu0
noNb ~ - oie.h' "hN h..Ni'S ,DvNNSu w
hHuoWs WIS .put W uIiNS H. biteT tn0
orarrnteJ M hn comid n ot ,,st n hrnt '"
,,. , =, ~ - " NV ~
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To-DAY's RACES At JEROME PARx
Promise OF Rare Sport-A Race or Heats
The Jumpera.

While there Is nothing sensational on TO-
days programme for Jerome Park. the entries
are so numerous that tho races are bound 10
10 close and exciting. many OF the horses en-
gagged being very evenly matched.
The opening dash at halt mile for two.
year-olds may be won by FnRot, with Annie
Queen second. OraGeuse. Sir George. and
Pagan should give a very good account OF
themselves In the second At fourteen hundred
yards. and the third event. which is decided
novelty-heats OF three. quarters Of mile-may
60 to Cynosnre. with Margharita second
Hamilton should win the fourth race. with tho
Rhada colt second. but Kilk emmy and AlcAl,le
will contest every yard OF the Journey. The
fifth race looks like an air-tiRht for Helen Rose
while Lepanio may run second. Tho Jumps
vii! TO Euturity's without q struggle II Chand-
lcr has the mount. Bnasanio looks bost Of the
others. and may run second.
This Is tho programme In detail:
frat Race-A swsspstakes for twe.ysar oids OF Rio
EACH with o. UUU added OF which S2U 10 seoond and
n 90 Oh hsiR a Malta
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Jockey IIocknan's VOndIt1on ETHICAL.
Jockey Lockman. who was thrown and badly
injured at Jerome Park on Wednesday. lay nm.
conscious all day In the Harlem Hospital. and
was in about the same condition late last night.
The physicians begin to believe that he has
sustained fracture OF the skull
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CNicA,.n:


swisnnt run made wi,h.ons man out.
Sosssn ...:...,..:o . j Q o.
Earned runiAChicaxo. 2: Boston. I. Homo runs
Carroll. Psnnett snrrihcs hits-Quinu (2I Nichols
stoien nass..Icnx ts, siovty Rrod:. First base on
erISra-ho.soN. . Hit By pitched bas-Carrol. Tuck.
struck one.By Hutchinson. =: BY Aichols. -.
Double play Nsoh Quinn. and Tucker. unpirs-No.
QuslA 'rms-2:Sl tttsndancs-a.3,a
pHrlApELrHiA. :: cIScINSAr.i I.
Pp,LAnytpniA. Aux a-rhs Philadelphia defeated
Cincinnati rather easily this afternoon The niichers
1srA about equally effective. but Rhinss's wildnsss
proved very costly. Attendancs. 1891 Tho score:
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Harmed runs--Colu mbua 8: wAshin Etor. Two base
hi.s-ea'eltns e. A!vord Do.ss sn.sd Three. base
Ws.ninatYu.a Hume Iun.islane; First base en balls
,is3hs Ssi Ssi"rweGs fir.t bs.e on error. ~
inEt6n. B. etruck ont-By Smell ): BY Twitohsl. by
YdrsinAn, \ Wild pitches-CGrk. Time-!:Io. Cm
piss-Daria
ATHtsrIc. 2; ~. InrrA s.
Hr Louia AaR G-Tl.s Athlstios again downsd the
home team day exciting contest The features
Of tic game were NIL ixsns batting Corco ans good
WORK At shsrt. and StiretSs two home ruLs Alton.
dAlas A1Iu, The
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Frederick 1swis receiver OF the nrm OF Eeefs 4
Bscannon in suit by TIN ksef. for dsso ton OF he
cnpartnershr obtained leave fem judge Obrien yes.
Nrday 70 sell out the hrma store on lever Broadway
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FAIR RACING AT sARATO8A.
HOVER Wins the Irosueis stakes. and Eos
and Roiero Capture Purscs.

SARATOGA. Aug. 6.-Ths attendance was
large and the track In nne condition to-day.
Four fnvorites won handiy. the NTH race
going to Vile Marie. o 20 to 1 shot, In tbs
finest finish OF tho meeting so far. while
Apollo. n 10 chance, won tho sixth race In
driving finish.
The event OF tho afternoon was the race for
the 1ronuois Stakes for three-year.olds Mt ono
mile. Tho talent sent the California colt
Homer to the post on odds on favoritc. and tho
colt made play In tho lomestretch, gailopinE
In winner by six lengths under n pull. Bal
Gowan beat Ayrshire Lass the same distance
Tor second place.
Eon. tavorite At 6 to Q on. ran like rnce-
horse for the 5000 purse at milo and a quar-
ter. and won under n sttorr pull by two
lengths from Carroll. Abb trailing In third. four
lengths of.
Bolero appeared in winning form again. AMI
tho talent pounded him down to 8 TO TN in
the purse race ut Is mile. He had 4 shade tho
best OF the stnrt, but permitted Versatile to
rsss to the front In tho opening strides and
MAKE the rmnnRRG to the N 81 the las,
opened n gap OF six lengths In tho finish from
Versatile. India Rubber lost second place By
4 struggle thnt sent the srorting blood o, the
the start. vi!le Marie. Gettysburg, and Lurny
SssSas oxsy ns Mnr win wnnna s Sss
nostriIr. and Gs!tysbqrg getting second place
shSrs hs:d hom e hnr" IN tn. sixth
bentina. the Ksip, fiiy, three. quarters o. q
Length. r.nnyIoyal. first choice. losing second
Ths opcnnx rae. was reduced to q match
s s. oy sas ssH dor S San
strong ia1oriis lie set tie pace from lag
fall aud made tho running nil the way, beating
Glee Boy home by u length and half. sum-
TIRE FIRST RAcE
sG e. s. MAIDEN s.4.o ~ ~ s1
W. i1'adr''s b G Gle; E%y. 81, ,is
..,;.s, sS is. III Pools
THE SECOND RACE.
S. 1'ss's: S;s.;: 'sd 70" ::Ss
q. :s: fon en-: 'ss
a;s ns'rE : III IL Es;s
Tins l:n2h
sp. 47ss: g enr; ss. :ss s 2sss
500 Baivow.n. sis: nsld ss,
THE THIRD RACE.
Purse SNoo for three ODDS and upward; penalties
Al .Ss. al s"ns Il s1tfo b! h.,on dor
s.s Ii isd. ksoS.l q
Headquarters also RAN.
r.u,ns-v.r,.,s Ut; %e ''is s.aqu.r,.. 10, to I:
Ind. .Sce s 40 |; DO 60 'o' Pools 'od-Bolero.
THE FOURTH RACE
Sweepstakes Of soh each with ssfr, added; penalties
faG p%ysr Son: h. E " ~ Eoiu.-w.r Song
'ss%.: Co.: s,% ~ 81. +; 'sSn.::
r1 s:' .SsilESS IT. mia , *. to A'
THE FIFTH RACE.
Purse SO. for three.year ODDS and upward; six and
T. T. Love. + t. Vile Marie. T. by onond.s.-r.n.
.deney. loi tBrysnt,
k's's M: ;s's'i lss.s s.'w'iriy n: 1:..n
Busted aud St Charles 20, ran
B..,,nr-s. ch..l. s% 70 s. Iar.y s.e su.,..a S
!ssS o MARI: s sa:s: ss RI; ~.
THE SIXTH RACE.
xsy:sn: ssass. es: .. Apollo. 5 BY fcns'.c-Ii..,.
ase1 5.nn a My ito i:na:j
cs.snsn a:.oous
Betting K.'gg aIy s, g. l. E.pss.a u to,:
Foo: sesS s'ik
Following arc tho entries for tho races to be
run here tomorrow:
and e0n rs ...a f a. 81 ssuSSs
.!:ss s .:s ga s:!
s: 81 S.:s:s : H S;es
.aS and sseH h.s
s sss"f wy
,!;:; W.
.s Re%t.ss ss 1.ne re- Lav. i NO M'P sia
'9 s! R1: Vs. I Hat.
81 sHi:: = ~: u S.fs sS
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Chicago wss SAms battle royal For thirtssn inninrs
did the tesins wrests and strain every ~
Y an sxhn!tion OF pitching % ons wou, care
ispt nj the eood worx while Nicho,s to pieces in
ths thirteenth In that tnnias with the score tie
:psy...on ara .h:r As;h TOLD MEX 10 s,y.
NEXT man up was hit b~ the nrst hall Pitched
inrcirR In thu winning run. thus making mniAi.fac
iory ending ~ otherwise brilliant game kirhoIs
has yet his ir-, win from rhcAsa hsfsaturs
Shlrd. The scofe:
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EARNED run-Ph,adsphis. Two-bass hi.-Haliirsu.
Stolen bases-H amilton cements First base balls
Hamilton C2l DelAhAnty Allen Reilly. smith. Hit bv
nfIsRsd 6An-.tasmsnta Reilly. Struck out-Dslaha niy
Thornton. Tims-l:n Cmptrs-Hurst
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At. Louis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 9 9 IT.
Aths;irs ,........,.............u IL
hiis -Mi!iesn 90. Cortorsn MuiAsy Home runs
:.s 81 ',.so s,1. .'' s,si" III;
" pitched bali;.lyons. Muiv.y str.sk ,on,-By
Wii pI,sh-stvsIl'. Tiins-i',a Cinpire-Fsrgu'oi.
I. sosros "a. A.h n; TorisviLhK Z.
Lhrfs-,.iy, Aug. S-FoP nine innings oday the
Lonisviiies played good ball and Isrt the Bostons
guessing nut In ths tenth sh!nnicx and Irwin made
errors And MssEln nsjndgod by that ost the game.
AttsndsncA oaUI. hcors: " $500
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The Americas, Association.

The American Association.
This IL how the American Association games
resulted yesterday:
Cincinnati. z; Baltimore.4.
- ,t Warrington. II: Columbus. 9.
Athletics. 7; st. Louis. s.
Boston. 8; Louisville l.
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me cricket team Of tho steamship Majestic played
their second game Central Park Yesterday sGsiuss
thu Nav York c. c. The scoHn:
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sss:s sSss'
yNss $3.50 SS,.I..LoY!:yl!s. A Be:!oa iiit 81
liouels Disy:-JsusinF and TsyIsr; Rsdto:d aud
Rrouihsfa Cmpirs-ksrins Tms-l:5a
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a.. sf s.. s:s Tss Ga ;ss:
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The Winners At GIoseestsr.
ucrs7rx. Aug. S.-Ths following are the results Of

to.l.y's events
First Rscs-Ons NILE, Tsppahannock Won Lee s.
second, Allen Archer third. lime. 1 "
second Rses-Thrss;aysL.:t. g z mile: Mont.lls
Third Race -six aud . hait furonss hing solomon
won flsrr.nt second. Count me in third. Time 2slt
wen iA!. second, Ee..aey third. Time, Hs7k
Piiny second Frank Ward third Time. ssa
sixth Racs.Th.ee quarters Of mile .slumbsr won.
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Baseball. Polo Grouaas. To- Day.
Grand League Championship Cams. Pittsburgh Va
New York. Game ~. NJ. Admission ~ cents Tickets
and reserved seats At Spadings', .<l BroAdway.-IdH
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The Winners at Chicago,

CHICAGO, Aug 6-The races at Garfield Park resulted
- follows:
First Race-seven eishths Of mile. Starter Caldwell
won. Red Fox second. nm Nye third. Time. i:aeH
won ,: arundel second King run.tsr third; Time l;.s.
xon second. Sis O'Lee third. Time. i2L
Fourth Race-Ono and ighih mea Bonnie
lisa.
Fifth Receive furlonqs. Maggie Cline v ON, TILE
8. second. Deceit third Tine o..