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NEWPORT. Aug ITO day rather Of day in the
National Tennis Tournament There were. however.
two good matches. ana tile largo crowd which never
seems to tire OF wn, syng the matches came early.
The results OF tho day Leave just three TO confess
tho all Corners Clarence Hobart, Valentine q. Hall,
and T. II. Iiovey tho who left ir the
petition lio,ey. by his vr.ory Of to-day over NJ. ID.
Smith. is already In the inas. Hobart and Hail will
decide Monday who Will b. tho other representative
In the concluding match. After an al nights rain the
courts were decidedly soft tina morning, but few
hour, hot sun Improved them some
Tue tive ma,ches Of the day were tie liovey Smith
and tho V liAlllee conte.ts Ii"vey and Hall each
won eapect"d, lut Ilovey had to play snothrY
very hard match To defeat smlth tho fhllAdslph tA
player hOyoy continued HE strong not Hame. ana
tho nrst set In great style THO second sn to iIor
vey great net play ronbnsd with some terrific
vices ovey had now evidently overcNertsd himself,
and med tired IN the next ten sets Sm ith slowly
bpt surely won game after game nnti the score WAS
two seis all Tho Harvard man then made q deter
" a. Hail had good match with Leo, and tho style
OF play Of b0th men cond ucre 20 long rallies Hal
OntpAycd Leo a. critical points ANA 1t three
On Mondsy Hall will pay Hobart Tor the other
place on tuesday and the championship on Wsdnesday
Tho pionshp doubles Thursday win bring to q
coss tho biggest national tournament ever held. Ap.
pended are TO days sooresi
fifh kound-IAlentine H. Han beat G. 7. Lee. 81
s.mtGna! Round-P. II. Hovey beat NJ. D. Smith.
Consolation Matches Third Rouud-wiliism x. Fow.
lsr beat T.: W; oou.d Jr Ga. oil; Dean Miller beat
Sonrth Rolnd-n; Mccormick heat f. &. Rushmors.
S- e-3i ~ Ftsldinr beat Z: White, O.. e-l; Dean
Miller beat W. Il. Fowler. Ga. Go.
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Tn. Atlantic Bo., cabs Regatta.

Tho tyfourth animal; regatta Of the Atlantic Boat
Club OF Hobokon was held on tho lIunson River at
point on Gutsnburg yesterday afternoon The course
was one mile In extent The results were;
FouroArsd Barge Special Half mile Da'h-won by
the Active B. e.. composed Of States bow; VI. Gen.
son. >; C. KortlAnR 81 c. Mohim ann stroke; H. ThOnaa
coxswan. Tho Atianics were quarter Of length be-
hind. limo, minutes and ~ seconds
single sculs-faul Trsutvein won BY ton lengths
from! n. II oesting Time minuteA John Foster was
third.
g!estsdt stroke from o. Gericko bow, and r. c. stur-
Ken, stroke, lime minutes. y.,. 49,, n,
Kudilch, stroke, with Mr. Appel coxsx sin from ".
Trenksmp bow. ana Al L,nnsmsnn' stroke. and r.
Pour osi.;d b. se:ats.1sa'e's q u s..il SowiEo.
brown coxswAin Won BY twenty lsnrsh, from the
"a y amer. ); T. Hsmps stroke; ii. Walters cox.
swain Time minute. ~ seconds
~ CHILEAN :; a Linp.lna nm stroks non by TIRE.
I. Titus, 8; and ". TrenkAmp. strose lime, q
minutes
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had rafting battle for victory. the former
winning By neck. Riot beat Terrifier head

had a rafting battle for victory. ihe former rsI
Tor second money.
@ s:'s' !:s::s :: .ss "a sssE Sd
s,H;I. Oh h Stockton aged. BY Spend
sS.Sss:..s s'RRH ss 10 $; ssSea':;.
also ran.
s.n.-r,sA. I. 1 1,%s G s."Ssi.on Banquet.
8 i :sS: s. FIJI
THE FIFTH RACE.
sirocco. ct John. Lithbert. and Celia we're
on In the van. and the fleet footed son OF En-.
tu T a.. sa ws nS issSs s @
sS ~ sk MS the Old a. JcSn smss w
rus At IN the finish and beat Esauimau as fnr
:ssS .S%.S .; ~S S i ssSo q :ss.na
J. ". Rogers. Oh. l. EsliA - by pay star-Mhs Mo- :,
!:!; g. - .s:s ts:s !s r.h
r!., s.s ss si;.s" 4 .s i:
VIZ faump ss' IS MUTUAL. 1 p.a .s
THE SIXTH RACE.
npiiI a Quarter Of q mis- from Soms. when
Beansey and Airpant. Sleipner had no din:
Guilty to win By two lengths. but Bennsey bad
whom bergen waited too long
The Reacon statea . free wsltsr. weight handicap
sweepstakes OF $50 each With SLIGO added of which
800 to second and elUU to third; seven furlonGs
L. L. Lorata. b. b. sleipnsr. = by Aortener-
John Evanssb @ B.snssv a lis H. iittisneidj.....
NJ; DIVERS CHI G Arpanl Z Iot tRsrHen) So,
Reilly. silver Prince. Westch ater, Sir 0eoYge Helen
Rose. Happy Day. Tarquin and Lima also ran
lime ;2sk
Betttne-AEa,nst Beansey. to I; Airpiant. l8 to 81
Helen kose TO I; Sieipner to silver Prince to
!; Reilly. 10 to u Lima, 10 to !; Sir aeorEs u to
f57.ts5. SiAau $vs5.
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Breaking Clay Pigeons.

the New Jersey shooting Club contested ssven prize
cisy.piseon shooting matches. with the sub1ousd
resultsi
k Nrnn.r A. : t:sorss scs sSsm r.
smith n,tv,.,,-.- D.m.,,, =, -, ,.,..,.
Charles A. Pope. 10; Elmer b. Bisoney, 0; O. Dewitt
Smith, \
Thard Evsnt-Tsn birds saoh. from unk uown Anslsa
Charles A. Pope 4; Elmer 4. BiEonsy. IN; Gsorys s.
fGlTth Ey.nt-yivs pairs Zach George S. virdsn. 0;
Firth Evsnt-K syslone system. ten blue rocks each
A. !. Csmson. % simpson. 4: George s. virden. Z.
z Compson - char!ss A. Pope, .; ". j. Simpson and
seventh Eysnt-fivs singles from unknown angles
I'VE pairs and nye targets a. walking system each, a.
FCOmson, 10; Chares A. Pope. o. George T. virden Z.
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Baseball Notes.

DvsvrR AuR 22-The Board of Directors NJ the
Denver Baseball Club last night relieved George Tebean
from tho MANAGEMENT and captsincy, and appointed
Ollie Beard to the vacancy.
PnuApxLrmiA. Aug 2l.J. Earl Warner !. hustlinR
around Ter new pchers Last NIGHT ne Sired bowman
and 0Connor OF tho University of Vermont to report.
CLxvxLAyn Aug. 22-rhe Cleveland Climb to-day signed
Jesse hufkett Of last years New York isAm and =
member Of tbs Lincoln team until It's d.h;n lie
tho Boston sutnelder recently signed BY Cleveland 10
crivsd in hs rst game Of Cncinn all 1t Is sai Prsa
dent Robson of Cleveland will b- ono Of the League
delegates to the rumorsd peace meeting
To rHw Ep,roK ~ Tux SUNNI: In reply to the com,
muncAtion In today's sus from tho MANAGER of the
Brighton Athletic H. II G. would say oil behalf of the
RiiEewood r. i. q. that Will accept both dates At
All Iossr DAY all exps,sss and In addition to sbovs
would like to make an nnside bel on she games with
the mnnaEer OF the Brighten looping to receive an
early reply, remain, r. T. TKEp Manager
AUG. 22. l.U92 Hush wick avenue.
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front for n few strides. only to give way to
ficknicker who came away at every. stride and
beat Homer two lengths for second money.
% ...s Of an s So; r ,n,a
t. S.n... co;,Hs; rishncker s. b, Mr. rckwi't
J. ax. II. Morr.s b. T. Ambulance s. lts II. Lit
s.a.as';'s lone, s. los 'bvixs'':'
Bs,.,ns-Asainst AmIaiance. s.os; Picknick:r. 2to
hu.u "I' S.ia si7 ! s St JOIN" 2' to
THE SELECT STAKES.
His Highnoss. Tammnny. tho Mimi colt, and
St were s, Away IVA pss start
@ showed ,L his heels heels 70 ths eId Tor
a"srto5. s.. FIoriaI hold undlspn.ed sway
skirts. Liitleilrld picked up his whip. hut The
colt sweryod sharply, and almost interiersd
win HI niEhness bergen r' da the fnyoTi,e
%h Rs vG The post
two lengths away.
with 400 addel $500 to second onl OF tho stakes;
t. 'iidson's II 9. Ills Hirhnes. by The III Ussd-
j. a. H. Sorri.s Oh St ilorian, lis IT, Ii,,l.
M.ssa. ~. en 14%%.ny ii'llR.r%..i;
lighter, Coronet, and i'Tochrt also ran
Time, ll2.
betting IN 7 on Ills IlighnrsH to against st.
eo"p. ana si%i sS
ARA 1000 King aimus, $50 to coroneL Mutuais
paid s.. a. S.2', 1913.
THE CHOICE STAKES.
Peter went out to make the running for his
stable companion, Key del hey. On whom Muir
phy Ind q stout pull. Going up the bRckstretcl
Anderson s"nt Bermuda after !eer. and whom
the upper turn WAS lrnched he was within q
length OF the leader In The hom.strelch Ber-
mudA took up tho running. Murphy ut the
same time sending Rey del Toy along from tho
rear. Half WAY homo bermuda was goi Y easy.
while ltey del Reg was In trouble Murphy
rode his hardest but the race was Bsrmuda's
by length. Potter was bad third.
Tho Choice StnkeA for three.ysArodS At $40 each.
with * hco .dded soo TO second out OF tho stakes;
byron McCieliand . br. O. Bermuda by BsrsAn-FAir
lRdr III tkndersonl
&c McLawees h. c. Rsy del Rey. III u. Murphy.
- McfewseA CHI O Peter. ~ tDoggetp...........3
'"'A'" ~''' '~' Time. a,a54
sssting-Fvs to Oh key del hey to against Rer.
muoA . to ngainst Reckon. ~ TO against Potter.
MutuaIs paid $it "a. s6,3. 8 .th
THE FOURTH RACE
Terriner. Riot. Frontenac. and Stockton
made the running from the start; with Kincsem
done. and dropped backed beaten. In the
@
and Kincsem.' In the last furions STOCKTON
and BANQUET drew away from Tho others. and
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and KEEFE WAS HE BOX.
-rr VIEW FORKS nos1s srERDAr's
'n1 CANE At PHILAj PHIA.

~.s,e Hated Freely and fsved hseeed
s.,port- Boston Beatfrookiyn He
eo,e s,oo0 Peopie-Chif Wins Again
sron CleveIsnd-Res uitfotber Games.
u... an exasperatina J. OF incidents.
.,d n tho Now York basebnl thusiast Is not
- ..ai humor to-day he catdly be blamed.
r,st and foremost ~ the LID be The defeat OF
hs New Yorks at rhiladel4 and by cast
~ pitcher OF the Now iofnm. This Will
y. referred to by those Supposed keefe's
,.lss,s as evidence OF ver1u judgment on
,hs mart Of the managemefhile others VIII
~, that Keefes yietorbsterday proves
s.,hJno ut all, and that 1t ibe high time to
..nsure the managemenhen keele has
Ss. ..sn bsyond doubt that is in good form.
The next annoying circetancs was inc
trsunclng Boston ADM PRED 70 DrooN-
ivp. which gives thsfen from tue
Hub moro solid grasp econd place. 1t
.,sa ...ms 70 Indicate tilt Is useless for
g. yort 10 got up ono n behind Boston.
IN local team sesms jble to win when
-, an. nont stares then the face. Incl
I,utally 1t may DO remarq that tho work OF
tbe Bostons in taking tw1ut OF thrce from
Nav York aud q like nuPr from Brooklyn
stamps that team as u dangerous factor
IN the race.
Once again Arson and men glared at the
r,.ve,ande,s and the la tbll In faint. As the
"a, Yorls won two out three at Philadel-
mi. no fault can be fol- with them. Now.
~. Eastern teams will i|de the strongholds
Of tho West. and the 81 lion becomes more
exciting. There is sol prospect that Chi
saso's lead will DO CHI ed down trihe be-
forc the end Of tho wee
Tho results Of yesterds games were:
Philadelphia. 9; New y. 5.
Boston. 8; Brooh. 8
Chicago. Cleveland. 4.
Pitt Irch'2; Cincinnati. l.
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Riverside Gun club shoot.

RID BANK Aug. 2l.-Ths mspthly live bird shoot OF
the riverside Gun Club took place this afternoon Tho
birds were good aud the shooting excellent The
Ing event the club handicap seven birds EACH 81
entrance, two moneys. Nnrlingham rules +, NJ.
Cooper won with . clean score. }. h. Bergen. H. g.
White "; y: Little BsAs. AMI Jane, Coopsr each
WAS won by john Cooper on shooting on.
second Event-Five birds ~ entrance. two money!
John Cooper winnin. !. mi.. and out for tho money.
Final Bvent-Miss and out 81 entrance. John Cooper
I'd Cooper A. Ivins and II. T. White shot up to seven
birds each without miss and the birds gave cut.
James Cooper and Y. BsAs were shot out
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Or.pee wh..,n-n on tn. Road.

Bs,CS CuuRcu " j. Aug. :2-The Orange Whcsmen
held their road races tho Central Avsnus course
this afternoon The results were;
One mile Scratch Race Won BY sidney Brown, Harry
Whsesr ssoond Time, 3 minutes ~ seconds.
Tbres- mile lIspdicAp-won by Fred Stone II sec
onds; George Conn second ID sscendL Time 10 min
Five mile Hsndicsp-won BY vsorEs Conn. ~
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A Yacht Unset.

HIGHLANDS or NAvEsi~r. Aug 22.-Ths yacht Dashs-
way, With party Of young people board while en-
tsrng the mouth OF the this morning just
north OF seaside, was urset IN cycling Tho tide waA
Fortunately, low And lhs water only waist deep Miss
Carrie Noodess fairtsd and went but tic men
IN ne party tueceeaed in ystins her cut ~ -. water
yacht and batting her out they rowed home.
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Roth Won the sw,mm,ns Match.

ArL.SIic HIGnLASpa Aug. 22.-A swimming match
came off here this afternoon between Herman Rsth.
william Jackson. and strestsr distance three niles
frsm the ksys,nx Park dock TO the .Govsrnmsnt
dock Sandy Hook young lady named Miss Courtney
OF New York WAS chosen referee strseter was ruled
on! tor foning At the outset and whom little over two
miles over the lower bay Jackson gave cut and Roth
was do cAred the winner. He swan with toe tide and
covered the distance In 90 minutsa
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New York Beate. ut Quo,t..

return match between tho Albion Club OF this city
and tho Newark Club was played yesterday afternoon
tho grounds OF the Albion Club sxtyfourth street
asd Eighth Tho Albions acquitted themselves
very crsdtAbly although thev short three
good men, Considerable interest manifested In tho
pitching OF and Alexander McLaren father and
son and T. Thornton. The elder Mciareu seemed to DO
An excellent form, but "Ssndy and Thornton show I'd
consderabs lack OF prAct,ce The teama with the
number Of points scored, wsro:
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hu''e DECLARED out TOR refusing to bat
ii-ss
%"ys YORK. sio T%p s.s.s
.o mAn Yen a. u'em.ns hrovu ~ core. wing Con.
c Comm hss"wn isa."n Ne"cl. Ksoio tore T""I
eaef iaGs r s'.sfs
e eIIi1ssy ""a pi'cne'-Esir :, rne--;3D Empire
BOSTON, s.; IrooELYN.s.
e. %Psy r Swarm II aimirsrs Of the home Isa
snn iurne on u Hood OF warm sunsh no ana
s GOO ep'yrs in tead Of gusts OF raw winI
ss an rand .ops ;he loms team may have
t thsssrs arc to be sent away with another
s With Ssuo o,'"1 Of hor me buI ISSa!
n iss.' and ,rai,nnt smiles, Oh their
t,s Ines cam nleasan'ly uion the incoming
Az ~ herpinssS Of tho home contingent /, u
Al tho nhmmt 70 TO in favor OF their PLAYERS;
Scan ms sn, I'M ana tns G,n nnse!l sNmers a., al
hsi XII an rlny game that quickly, turns that
81. kh'; TSl."ged thgong into II nani "t mourn
ss noct Is damn, tho air cold. amd abou, ia
ptba .y r. got on 10 ihe mud and snsh AID bS
AVIAN III" breath OF the oldest ranks.
terdnv' wore o.Io' peoplr AT Eastern fnrs yes
bssn know now IN re- o onm,,'pi weather has ,old%m
c ~arm rays Of the sun, and eyeryh, dy WAS
shmr.olhtablc. The grass had been If shiy d ,ch
ljnas anu ntttRc'lv We GrOen. Aad tho ,oul
san,. w"'c n"wly chalked The grounds pre-
Was ,a an ar ot gayeiy .aph Al eoiluln"-, that
iiH'erey bcatru Il o DAY bolor. an tho ma or
ns,in,,sho nose present entertained bright antici-
'Srihons Of a victory,
tst.nneh II was thar the dusty Bostonians shat
srnSrd tne ropes OF the faihfnl and sent tho big
Bostonss away w IN sorrowing state Of mind The
s ysry dspps asygd gene that was complies in
Sssieeaa vigorously, and ran bases like a deer.
Nsy pitched steady. consistent game pre-.
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Baseball Games To-day.

AMERICAN Ass0rIArON.
f. Lonis VI Colnmbna At St Louis
Louisville vs.. Milwaukee At Louisville
OTHER CAMS.
Aiiertons Va Gorha ma ~ Monitor Park.
senators VI. Acmss. Mt i~crsation Groun's.
0rrenpont A. A. Va MonFOss. at Long Island grounds
Cooreh aisns VA Nationals at Atlantic Park.
XAviers vs. Epiphany lycsnms fiyRway BLACK
pamonds Nelson's W black Diamond Jrs, At RscreA.
tiOn grounds.
Imrraids va Cuban Gianta at Van NssL
XAvers VA Unions NJ CArstAdt
Nassau va Green nod A. e.. ut South brooklyn
ktAr Athletes Va Cables at Sonth Orange.
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Sale or Race Horse. and rrotts-s.

Asmail stable OF thorouRhbreds and trotters owned
by gentleman who desired to retire from the turf
was sold In the paddock before racing began Morris
Park yesterday. The stock sold BY MI William
Easton At auction without Tho
four tive olds brought the best prices the highest
amount ~ 80 being paid BY Mr. G. A. liidebrAndt for
tho chestnut My FlAttery full sister to FlAviA The
stock was disposed Of In the following order:
THoROuGnsRrps
Flattery. ch. c, . By imr st. Blniss; G. A. TIilAs
zinaara b Ia byst Biaiss-zeiitee: G. A. Hide
vuipena b. T.. q oysF.lsetto-vulpins; j. & Nc.
poHA'o suu
Forest c. q by Forestsr-PiQus; W. O. DAILY. I.2tn
Total 81 $50
fRorIKRS
Flora r.. b. Z. 1891 BY Star sultan-Lulu D.; W.
Dervish. blk. o, 1894. by Dirscror-Aidane; u.
Brown MY. issa BY Alasia-Alice Brown: Mr.
Bay niiy. 1855. By Corn:iius dam BY george NJ
fatchsn Jr.; H. Nelson. ..................... $50
Total. las
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At Louisville-Rain.

Earned run-Roston. Homo run-Kelly. rwo.bass
hits-r0uth.r Richardson Sacrifice hifs-t arrell,
MiIlxAn Mulvey. stolen ba,.s.FaEreL taiford. Cor.
cOran Duny First base on bnls-By Buhinton Is: BY
sullivan. Fir.t base on srrors-Bos:on g: Athietc,
~! by pitshsa 6alWwft ,S Eutnon L.rkin
Ivan. = struck ou',By Bn'Eton. 8: by .uivAn. q
err and Hrouthers: CGrcornn (uiassistcd): Corcoran
and Larkin. umpre-ferguson Tine-i:s0. Attend.
Ance-ll2sI
WASHINGTON. 3: nALriMORr. q
BA,rxocy, Aug 21.-Washington made II three
straight day. EitelIorE who had been a
70 ali tho clubs, proved enigma baltimore only
tvsh 1 hahn ms do MI i'm
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To Ruce for q $500 Medal.

James Dugsn OF vsrplsnoks N. Y. and John Burr
Of this city will run iopyArd match race 1t Yer
planets tomorrow. A 500 gold med Al goes to the
winner. Tbs sprinters evenly matcLsl. Ana ~
ls!ns backed upils heavnx - ~
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Totals........i = "a o y Totals.

:''"'"'''..''. - 81 iot~''' ...''< - Az ~
Smith called out fer interfering with play.
Cincinnati ..........-.........l o.
Pittsburgh. ............... 20 . o IL
TwooAss hit1Hanion. Double play-McPhse, Smith
ana keenan,. FIRST base on balls-0h Crane. /; on
King ut by pitched bali Reilly. Struck out-by
Crane 8; by King 5. Tme-l: 49, tmpire-Emsie
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Johnson saernes hits.van LanL FINLEY o'rlyn clare
Bull and Finley, notchki.. and Brush bt BY pitcher
-Geer. Wnd pitchee-nouRhton. =; Clare. ressed
bali--N urphy. ,tJmpre -iiopkina Tme-2:US
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The New York Club After Pitcher Daley.
Tie likely that the New York Club may sign another
pitcher within = few dayA Billy Primrose II up at
PouRhkeepsie. and may possibly bring Billy daley
back with him. Daley IL . left handed pitcher lie
WAS with the Jersey City Climb two ago and
sold tho boston Club Last he pitched the
with the Boston "a A. Club. lls has made mum.
her Of Strike.out recorda Thursday he struck ont
twenty. ono Of tho Metropolitan players
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cone out when winning run was scored
Baltimore. ..............,0 o o U - u U o "a
Washington. .............0 q = u . u o o q i-3
Earned runs Washington .. Twohase hit.-welch
Su.cliNe. First base OIL rrrors-Ratmore ]: WaRhing
ton l. tnses on bals-Baltimors !; washinst"n ].
-" On nS.eanhHm"T - snsrnrs
Mshcn. g hy Ette',orx oGblc. r,ays,Welch and
ttoen hascs-Basimore, l. Tims-1i6 Umpire
kerins. Attendance-iSs.
COLUMBUS, =; ST. Louis, 3
ST LOUIS Aug 2A-The Columbus team hsfssted the
Brow day In exciting game. Attendance, $50!
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NJ e ysps.y A. oI rs" rs! vs. ns" Ha, 800
New YORK 40 3 TOO Cathedral A. C.s .sss
HIw roRx A. G. a; Exw JERssr A. c. T.
kftsr having won thirteen consecutive rames there
was no doubt but what the New Jersey Athietc nb
would win the remaining kAmsa reNsrday they
aged the New York Athletic Ciub and 10 the surprise
of both sidcs the local piaysrs won the game. The
score:
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Winners at Maxsxille.

hAYsrIL,s. Ky. Aug 22.-This was the last day of
tho trotns races at this point 1t raned nearly all
day. and tho two contests were decided on = sloppy
track therefore the time made, while slow. highly
croditabla
Summaries;
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The A amateur I.eague.

THE RECORD.
C2uhs W0n. Es'. Percf RUNS Won. lost Per IT.
EnVwdr IL .,st' Cresc'nt AC.lO .h5t
staten l. ACi3 $50 staten Lt.C. II .lU5
t.GLEwooD r. t.. 20; STATEN ISLAND c. c, s.
The game fnEic" ooi proved an easy victory for
tho hume . nyerA vino hit Towers hard the score:
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Three American Association games wore
played yesterday with these results:
Boston, 8: Athletic. S.
Washington. 8: Baltimore. 2.
Columbus. s; st. Louis, z
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DnG.e Stolen hasrs-iioY. Fuller McCarty. Lehane
Double glay.-Gi!o"rks and Lehsns f,r.t base g,
Kmeil. s: nv Eeugsr . Is,sed bsIi.-Dnriny. 3; Don
oiue. l. Wild PItch-Eettgar. Time--i1 Umpire
Davis
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staten Island g. g.. $50. o 10 z 20
Englew"od i. C......,,,. "a % o-oo
l armed rmns-Engewood +. q. u First base on
.rrof.-Hrn..' h',,ndn g. 4 fns'swood r.G-s Loft
VII sn.s on " a'ls"',n Wesrervet :: on fowerI J.
sfrrck out ak.r rnrm.n, Arno!l '2l Eich t.l,
lister ;hslk Van oraen &. ,Trebs's hi..-
l. Mnwry. VIA pii,i-rovers Passed ball-uaunL
lmpirs-Suiliv.n. iime-Two hours
sTiTta isLAsp 4. T.. ~ CRFsrpNr A. C., n.
Ten innings were ne c-ssurv to decide the game ct
West New brighi0iL Tho score;
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nHRAuDiAEs NOT Is IT.


hKHHUbIAKS NOT IN IT.
Ateam OF Dermudiaus now residents OF New York.
played At Berkeley Oval yesteriay but were easily de-
feated. The score:
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NJ. C. KNocKs OUT FORT HAMILTON.
With four wickes TO spare tho New Jersey Athletic
Club defeated the Fort Hamilton club yesterdA at
bergen Point Tho victory was tho sixth OF tn. series
for The Jeraeymen. who have only match to
nnivh their schedule. Tho scsrei
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EXPERTS AT CRICKET.

Broekiyn's Victory Ties the Manhsstans
IN the League Series.
The Brookiyns their last regular scheduled sams
Of :ths League series yesterday from the Cosmopot
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TWO out WNrH WIhhIIV TUN WE FCOTrH
8 aten Island A. C,.......t u . q u o o Is
Crescent A.C..............O q D u D o.
Earned runs Staten Island A. G., s: Crescent A. G,
l. First base ky srTon-StAtsn Island A. C., 3; Crss
cent A. C., = Left on bssss-st.tsn ISLAND A. g. y;
Crescent A. O., IL first base balls on HouEhton
I; "a Clare STRUCK ea.IL , JShasor neass si
Csdinua Clare ~ Homo sun-0ssr. ThysSsass hit
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Boston. ...................l . o o o i-s
Earned rnns-Brookiyn. !; Boston. 4 First base by
errors-Boston. 3 Left bases-Brooklyn. =; hnaon,
T. frst base on balls BY Iovett. l.; by !!emmins. !;
BY staey. Struck outRy Lorstt. 2. by llenmin u
~ stalsy Three base hits Burns broiie rw"b.ss
NASH Brodie, Kelly Bennett. stolen bases-watd j.
O'hrien bailey. Wild ptch-sta!ey. umriro-Mc.
Quad. Time-l:40
chicago 10; CLEvyLASpA
CHICAGO Aug 22.-Clsvetard lost the game TO day by
costly errors and the good fielding and batting OF tho