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The Winners At Chicago.

CHICAGO Aug. e-fhs following were the winners %
0arne!d Park today:
First Racs-ssvsn.eishths mile. Bon Air dsk Lissis
D. second. Pickup third. Time. i;2s.
Second Race-ons mile. Douglas nrss Gender SEQ
ond. Sly Lisbon shird. Time i:<Sk
Third Racs-Fftssn sixtssnths mile brasss arst
Fourth NAes-Ons and one xesnih miIes; etlvsr
Laas. nrst; Lossnss, second; Acclaim. shira- Time
x rifsn Raes1Itvs eighth. Of mile; J kn,sht nrss;
fhsss a." he .isn.rs ~ h.",horn.! '"1'
rrst kaSs.Iiy. tlr!onE.: huclhound hrst; vsnslu,.
gov second. Ltssie B. third. Time ] ;78.
Third Rsoe-Ous and ons-fouIth milse Duudse first
c,!us .soSod. Nsris third. Time l;S1
ss ss. Rolsy Policy third: Tine l:lsk
Lssndsr second. EysnSsiins third. Time. t:ssH. A"
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Haek.tt, Carh.rt n Co.'S Outing.

Fully ooo persons enjoyed the sixth annual picnic
and festival Of the employer of Haekett, csrhart
Co. at Ridxswood Park yesterday. The games were
only open 10 employer but they particularly
intsresiing a. the arm beers among It's workers
many really good athleten Tho Geld events resulted
follows:
moh, Paul Nichols second. Benjamin Lock wood third.
Time. minute. Ri& seconds
Boya' Race one sixth OF mile, for employees under
oyoars-Non BY Frederick krsnkie. scratch: Teddis
donaldson. scratch. SECOND; Jacob GAmm- 10 yarda
Inc. sif mile AK scrateh-won BY Clarence Pare
Joseph Frost second. henry schmidt third Time,
minutes 2SN seconds
RaphssL Mary Elsmsr second Clara Glllier third
One hundredyard sack Raoe.Won by John Abel
Creased rig Race. fourteen entriss-Won after . -
we're struggle " Peter GrossmAn.
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.aE EECoRI
NV YORK. 10; PITTSBURGH Z.

NEW IONh, lu'
=, .oo. Rusie seven innings to get " armed up
N h,s work Yesterday. and in tho interim The
Ptisburshs warmed his pitching in way that
sas new and novel. Spectators rubbed their
0 0,ss Was Enlightened out Into one. two. shd
fouI. base hits. unable 10 believe that the
great pitcher was "a the 6ox. - Every Dtsshsr:
more or less broken. The surprisinx thing
"a iSat the big fellow hasn't been hit hard
often Or inpi sis o. nssa on s%d
In: stfers HIM seven inupss they sSsS
usted sixteen h,s Shs oe gys 1So nlne 0o
" TSs New new Yorks were not idle with their
sti,Is, and Buck Ewing once more showed
how valuable to 1e e .sam even 10 IL. ne
when a base bit was, PRAYED for as = fsrmsr
rrys ior RAIN and sWIfe q 20 Hi" 80 sne
S Ssile '1 sso runs run were scored each ia.
stance. It was the sort OF batting that wins
games. and is additional evidence that his
SEASON is an absolute necessity, The New
Yorks did some splendid work IN the neid.
buckley. Richardson. and EAssett distinguish
81 Sbu ses pisyinc brilliantly.
For seven Innings the IitispurShs fairly rev;
iran,iesiy from tue bench; Miller bel
lowed eSntinpSusl' ,h whether at bat ,s or n
ls4bs ian and leit the held In a .mournful
state Of mind Tho New iorks, made an ex-
s: s' sa Ts ram; Us, hf Rc
sdson's sacrifice Nv and error. by Hanlon and
Calvin. tho latter making wild throw to first
and doubles b. Rusle and Herman gave two
more runs. The fat face OF rudRy Calvin had
taken on . serious OK pression that made 1t
Es coworkers struck batting streak. aston
hhiug the grand stands and also themselves. .
Blprbausr started with . clean single and
Berger both siIuck out. and "Spud" .Galyln
KS Ooxsd upon p q On EASY mark.
s Ss" 1Ss sS%S
ths ball =, With IT,, one hand PIT could
s.s x.r. 70 Hancu to nho In
%. ~ arst ball lpiseh.d Tor . clean
Ssss 's sSusars ssna nsss
sssriy Knocked the bali on Tho earth.
He raised It nearly out OF sight and It landed
Is. leps.. The side was retired withou. adj.
liz NV York camp The PIits6arEhs sos
ss1snih on singles By Miller. carroli. Maui and
r.. New Yorks made their first squirt 10 the
ssren,h whom, they rolled up three runs ON
Rehardson's base on balls. QRourkes two
laser. common scratch NIT ana Ew1nGs clean
single. sending In two runs.
Tue battle from the seventh inping to the
close OF the twelfth was Intensely exciting.
snd kept tho big crowd cheering contin uously.
In the twelfth the New Yorks brought the un-
O'kourke reached first On shuQart's wide throw
70 Arst. and Common followed with a base hit.
Hsnlon iuegled the ball and O. ourko got third
UP and smashed out q clean single. both men
scoring. Ewing got 10 second on a bad throw
by calvin. and ran homo on Millor's low throw
10 first. That settled the game. Tn. visitors
were easily disposed OF In the last half Of tie
twelfth. Tha attendance was 8.649. and they
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nson B. Wilson. n. .. O.. wss referee.
III. Dous,. seul Ch.n,,o..h,p.

HAMILTON Br.cH Ont. Aus. s-HsnIsu and o'connor
won the double sculi championship this afternoon.
beating Gaudaur and Mckay by about four lengths
The race WAS three milss with turn for $1,000 side
and the championship Gsudaur and Mckay won the
toss and took the Inside The start made
at u. on . smooth course A. the pistol shot Han
Ian apd Conner spranG ahead almost from the nrsI
pulling a 81 stroke. Both crews were psing together
beautifully bu' Gaudkur and Mckay gradually drow
GehinI aud At the mile nas = full length separated
them from their Opponsnts.
m.nlAn and 0tonno, were then pulling IS 70 The
whns G.udaur and NeE.y we're Rpllns steadily ..
beautifully but GaudAur and Mckay were rather SLOW
on the return the leader. bad tvo isnfths q: Ssss
Ssy.a VIII iIsE ssssssss u ~ rev 3 70 Wv.
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I ~ l4-4g


NoRwIcH Aug. a-Ths National Croquet tournament
opens the grounds OF the association In this city
on Monday and Will continue all the week DR.. Reid
tho New York expert arrived In town to-day. Tho
sroundh which DR.. John A. Rockwells estate In
the northern fashionable quarter. are about half
IN size They not quite completed. but eiGht
of the that to be laid out will DO ready
for the players on Monday.
In ono quarter Of the grounds mateshift pavilion
has been erected for the players and their impemsn
with gallery for spectators facing the courts All the
twenty we'll known croqOot clubs have sRni1sd their
intsnton TO SEND delegates to the meeting and the WELL
inoTn p.yrra 9srmonoi Jahnsoa' Gshsensits st,ong
for the prize games Two clubs send delegates this
year. namely, Aiddietown and WaIham.
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Marx snea At Creednsor.

Tho thiSd National ousrdsmsn's sharpshootsr match
Of the shot On the 400 and 600 ARD ride
ranges at Crsedmoor yesterday. Those who made the
qualifying Of 40 points moro, emitting them to
wear . shsr pshootsr's badge, are,
Troop A. N. JaeobA ~.
Seventh RsGimsnt-R n. Dunn. Com psny q. 20; J..
". Cochran Company D. ~; p. L Klook. Company H.
co. W. H. Palmer stan. 20: l. Randa Company B. "a;
A. Stein, Company G. ~; W. J. Underwood. Company
II. ~; J. D. Food. Company Y, ~; r. n. Kalooh Com
pany II. ~, W. N. Bairsr Company c. ~, J. Dwight
IT,. son commissioning staa -; I'll. Hoffman. Com,
S.ny I q; 4 yss;t Gompssy :; q. ssro~n'
Donovan. company X VI. t. = RlseSsr" Com psny !,
Questioned An =; 6'bonu.il, Company J, Is; j.
uS'Rs! .sIS HIN; r:Ia SS|e.Hy
ss0s's GoSEpspx H. a.; g Aa'son Company a, e.;
Twenty second Regmsnt-A. ~ Rvans Company
Ha D. T comnsny ~ commissioned stan 81
VI nn s.g.1s noneomon'd
ssysn,y.nrst Rssimsnt-J. r. Dodse. Company D, %.
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The Young Mems Catholic Association Of Ysnksrs
held their nrst annual open games At Oak Hhl Park
yssterday afternoon Tho prizes gold and silver
msdals were presented by Judge AcAdam Of New
York. The events aud winners were:
opsnfth Nile Run. novcs-J o. ponnsL Xavier A.
c.. hrst: r. MuillRAn. y. a., second.
Halt mile Run. handIeap-H. +. Burns < A. C.. arst:
J. Mhitioot, Prospect Harrsrs second
HAt mile Run Novioo-J. Dunlap X. 4. c.. nfSt =.
MtRtlixnt <. A.. second
Fsut hTndr. I'd, and fe..y.ys R1n.P: = Burma 4
One. mile wak-L. keenan,. Cathedral A. c.. drss; D.
Two hpndred and .tv.ntyy.rd Run-H. K. Lust Nj.
one M mr.: Run nsniie:p.j Gisrf.ss r. A. C.
nrst; T.. l. O'NeiL q. A.. second:
Broad jump. f,erwitA h.st; G. ]. Wie1Ane, N. 7.
A e.. ~ feet second
beo.ms very abusive, and was disqualified His
case win be brought beforo the A. 4. u.
The members OF the Yonkera Rcycls Club started
Yesterday afternoon upon their annua! tour Of two
mount their wheels in Philadelphia
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Brooklyn Y. NJ. c. A. Games.

Yesterday afternoon on the grounds OF the YoulR
Mons Christiau Association at Manhattan avenue and
Manhattan crossing brooklyn the association held Its
regular fertnightly fold day. The events were;
Standing High iump-wonby William u. Norri. Bed.
fora Branch. with feet = inches: Edwin A ThoMAA
Contra! branch was second. with feet
Standing Hop. htep aud Jump-Won By Edward X
Smith. Cenra Branch. with ID feet inches: william
Norris, bedford Branch. was second with rs feet
INCHES A very close md interesting insest. -
Putting the Sixteen pound Shnt-Won bv William u.
Norris with put OF 80 feet inches Charles r. Thorn
inches.
Running broad Jump-won nv Edward z Smith.
Contra! ranch. With ~ feet inehss H. Valentine,
Bedford Brauoh wss second. with 10 feet inches.
Three Standing Jumps ~ on BY William Norris
with % feet ~ inchss Edward L. Smith was second.
with ~ 1set ~ tnchea
Fols vnutns for Il a ancs-won bv Edward Z. Smith.
with William ~ Norris seconds distances ~ feet IL
INCHES and =: feet inches respectively.
Smith second tho competition between these two lead
being cioee,
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A. o.t,.e OF Hosoken Bushes. M...

An Outiag OF Hosoken Business Mes.
Athlstes and business of Boboksn had an outing
yesterday Afternoon tn. events took place Gutlen.
burg. with the following result;
Half mile Swimming Race-Won BY ", T. Ahlbrecht;
D. Harwood. Valencia Boat Club second; q. Bergman
Of the aAms club third.
brecht Of the Hudson River swimming Club Capt Mike
Boyle OF the Granite Athletic Association . clo.s
second.
TUB Race 100 F.et-won by o. Bersmann Valencia
Boat Club; H. Dsrcksen second W. J. YOunn. Atlantic
Beat Club third.
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Yoakors A. G. 0aaes.

YoxKxRA Aus. 8-Ths monthly games Of the Yonksrs
Athletic Club took place on their pretty grounds as
ewsrrs this afternoon. and were kssnly enjoyed BY
large number Of spsotstorA The events and winners
were A. follows:
.s.ysn,yav.yard Ds'h-won BY ~. oahaa; ?. Il.
fwo.hnndr red. and.t v yard Dash-J. QuInan Il
yasda nrst; r. u. Ferris. ayariI second
Three hundT rad. ndthirty yard Run. QutulAn, 10
yards nTst; 4. @. Irievs. scratch. second.
siH. hundred srd Run. Quinan, IS yardA hrst; A.
G. Grieve scratch second.
nyst; J. hosn. lYO yards. second.
Mlgh Jump o. BrI:n. inch:s actual jump fest
Puttins sixteen. pound shot-J. NoQuillau, scratch
- feet iuehsh nrst; A. q. arisvs 20 feet inehsS
second,
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l. rrst base By svYors-stassu Island A. C. %; Bnsis
wood r. q. Left on base-stsisn Island A. Y. 9;
kng!swood y @. IL tirst base On bais.In 0'fsii io
Cole g ale. ws:t.rysl5, Gsun. Dosrss,;y; sse.
Iincc hits-Oksi. GILBERT Macdonald .. Aowry,
stolen bass-Westsryelt Double plays. L. Ncwry and
Umpire-Lsnnsy. Time-i+U
.carscrxr \ c, III; srArta BLAND q O.. =
The Staten Island cricket Club lost their fourth
= the crescent Athletic Club At hay Ridge yesterday.
The
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The Now Yorks Get Barr.

Pat PowerA the MANAGER Of the Buffalo Club Of the
Eastern Association walk Cd into the Polo grounds yes
tsrday followed BY . massive specimen Of humanity.
Tho latter proved TO be Robert Barr the hsroulean
pitcher Of the Bunsloa Powers and Barr walked Into
the Climb h where they wore soon 1oned by Prssi
been released 10 New York FOR sLU1 What salary
forycE: s.mss fHr g.: sg:o; 81. s:asSn and Sas
Powers says he 10 doing bss, work Of bis
the ball field Barr will doubtless pitch against the
Chicagoa
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Winners At Gloucester.

GLOUCESTER Aug. 6-Tbs races to-day resulted 40
follows:
First Raes-ssvsn-sishshs Of . mile. Ysustina nns
Lotion second slumbsr third. Time. 1851.
Second Race-Thrss.Quartsrs OF . mile Nonsslla
first Budd Erwin second Nellie James colt third.
Time l.l2k
IaiIa Rss:.your and en.,h.Ii furi9ns. EeEvood
rourth Raos-fhIes Quarters Of . mile Tipstah and
Krksna ran dead heat for nr.t place and the pnIss
.. ss k,s;. .s4 nile L:niy r
Exclusion second, Fits Lee third. Time. o:56k
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Tho Brooklyn Handbali Club undoubtedly contains
the strongest collection Of players in this country.
They arc divided in classes and, general rule.
the boys somewhat backward in testing their
strength In public match Patrick Quinn native Of
BaRnalstown. county Carlow. Ireland. seems intent
upon bringing tho matter to issue. In talk with
Sun reporter yesterday Quinn said:
Larry fords ana myself will play any two men in
this country and wish Is to be understood that only
Phil Casey IL barred We will play for $50 slda 90
you please 10 three four weeks time and to speak
the truth don't II Lawlor 10 brought back from
Ireland to oppose I'm now in aposition TO back up
what say aud the frat pair to open their mouths will
Hnd at Tax SrS office ready to make a match II
cannot m axe double mach viii play any man even
rules !hey ehooss for side. Coxxns anI myself
will play Fords and Malcolm for tho same amount
and under any condition that . they may choose"
fords and Jsrem iah Johnson Mcmahon against Patrick
Philip Quinn amt John Corkef CogRina The playing
ena sppe.ssd a.
Mcmahon. tn: Tr.iss LAD, however gave him lots OF
feat for the Iasilehar professor and tho Carlow Cy
g one The scorer were:
loIo Aho McA ....Z -
a fcrtntxht AGO TEx sux published score between
John Malcolm and John Coguins. In which the latter
terribly worsed alter renewing
n: Scottish 20. not h nd he
gave the scotehman fearful heating in fact is not
1 hoW .s.ey ho%
the games were played:
Prot John CoRgins Il Acss) ...........2l p 2i-e3
Sonn AAcoim.. AS-oo
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LONDON. Aug ga prize fight which resulted In the
death Of OF the parties took place Manchester
last night Two local fighters matched to fight to
nnish for sovereign side. They fought savagely
With varying fortunes for over an hour, when Of
them, seeing an opening dealt his opponent terrific
blow on The head tn. latter threwpp hia hands and
The other man and the leaders who had brought
about the light were arrested on the charge OF man
slaughter.
The Of the man killed was Eehney. and that Of
the involuntary slayer 10 swindolls
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II. n. Ciaain Athletic Club.

me H. .. Claniu Athletic Association, composed Of
the c.incaed young Of the notion depart
msut Of that had their nrst annual games Oak
Point yesterday afternoon. The games began as
O'Clock and resulted as follows:
One hundred yard Dash Won BY Charles Richardson;
william ,;odnL SECOND. Tina ~ sscondG
lin II. sscond Time. 9 minute: ~ s'esnds,
Worth; William Nahsr, second. Time y minutes 81
sscOndA
sack Race so yards-Won hy Horaes Wilson; Robert
Waller, second. Time ~ ssconda
Euuuipg Broad Jump--wan By william OodiuL 10
feet inches; Charles Richardson. sscoid. is feet
ipchsA
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THEY HIT THE CYCLONE.
,,rryBURaHs KNOCK RUsEE ABOUT
FOR SEVEN INNLNG&

.... Ne Rseains llis speed asa Saothets
Tteu-spiendid Cane Wen by the New
ynrh.-Bostoa Finally Beats Chicago
u.rr s,g.eA TO Fitch for New York.
Nav York's victory yesterday was exceeding.
4, snpropriate. Boston finally plucksd up
laugh courage to win = game from Chicago.
.nd vbils Anson was pulled down. the New
va,rs. By winning. kept their load over Bos-
.on Now comes the struggle OF the year. An
.on and his young mon will be here on Mon.
A., for three games. ana tho battle will rage
S.rcsly. Brooklyn and Philadelphia are skat-
~. .lonr at great rate. and the air is full OF
.ornrises. Yesterdays games resulted ~ fol-
Nav York 10; Pittsburgh. Z.
Brooklyn. 7; Cleveland. 2.
Boston, 4; Chicago. s.
Philadelphia, 8; Cincinnati. I.
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showa,tsr tho Ches. Champion.

LrxIKorox AUG a-Prizes In tho chess contests were
distributed BY Mr. Fl sncsr this morning. very peeu
liar feature commented BY President Cochran.
The representatives Of Kentucky, Maryland and New
York occupy the relative positions they did
at the close Of last years tournament at st Louis
nauasly shewsiteI Of Kentucky nrst Pollock Of Mary
laAl second and HaphaIn Of New York third
Sho defeated Pollock IN playing Oh the tia TINS
winning the Of the tnited states Ch.s.
Association for Size third time IN succession Tho full
score including tie match game. follows:
showaltsr Won H. lost rollock Won lost ?: Han.
tied Tor fourth place each won AZ lost SS; Mplsy
z Loss 4; frAbus won ]. lost S.
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e co.1nn ...... ..........."i oo999 81
Earned run Columbus Three base hit Crooks
SIC On bs.se -Colum1na 2: Boston. = Double play.
Cteoks aud LShane. ttrss ba~S oalls-On knsll J:
o. hsldSck First base on srror.boston. Struck
onf-by knelt .; BY HAdd0ck. !. Passed oall-Aur.
ply. Ttms-ltaA Umpire-Nahony
LouisviLLE g; WARRINGTON. 10
IoulsvItlk Aug Alt aimoat required . lightning
calculator to keep track OF WaahinRtoAs base hits to-
dAy. rAttsndAneA LII. The score:
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Crescent a. u................o o ) q Z 10
Earned runs.crssesnt A. c.. 4 Yirst base errors
Staten Island G. O. First bss. on baiis. on Powers
struck on,-Carr Carmen, liza sled i!h Arnold. Row.
Shchn.en Th,s.sass hi,..Iisr. carm.n s.crlfss
Double plays-Clsra Brush ami Hotchtiss; Hotel k,ss
(unassntsW Hit by pitt hsr--Aruo d. viva pitch
-i35.
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Baseball Canes To-day.

Baseball Canes To-day.
AMERICAN AssociArioN
Louisville " washineton at Louisville
t. Iloao Va Baltimore at ~ bouia
Columbus b0ston. at Columbus
Cincinnati u Athletics. at Cincinnati
ornkR GAhkS
Allertons "a Ridesvooda At Monitor Park.
Senators Va LsoniinsA ~ recreation grounds
Metro; oil ,Ana Gorh ANA LsnH island GrouudA
Lawrence ". Pioneer, at Recreation grounds
stAr Athletics Va Murray Hills at south Orange
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The feet Of the Douglaston Yacht Club competed in
Little Neck Bay yesterday for tho Andrews valued
At SiC0 The ten miles. Tho start not
made until O'clock. whom all OF light breeze.
The yacht Sadie owned by NJ Wallace. led tho race
and won easily In hour and IS minutes Tho other
starters we're the Dussr Elsa. E.tellA Archer Ada,
Sadie L.. May Julia sandppsr and Minnie. There
little wind and the boAts driftsd In.
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ainSa .tH1-CtneinnaH t. Iro6as hitIAats
HHssr.nsny boubl. play. .corsor.p ana Hemin:
NAiea 2; By Cham rlain Struck out-By Mains !.
By Chamberlain. j. Wild pitch-Chambsristn I'm
plfs-DavtA Tins-l:+n
~; y Snsrox q. Az Z; coLunsr'. I.
CoLunsus. AUG: s-For stx nninss ssll held BOSTON
at bay, but In the seventh W LONELY sp-
psaSSd TO brsAk the Co un,bus pt:hsrs art and
Was knoeks ID an over the ned- Attendance, L3O Tho
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Fitxssmmons on HIS Why to ran Francisco.
sr. PAuL Aug s-An The cases against Robert fi.z-
simmons have been dismissed. and the Australian
puEiist and his wife and trainer Jimmie Carroll have
gone 70 Fan FrsAciscs Fi!zsrnnons was undecided as
70 his future. hut expressed willingness to meet either
$4,000
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AS. LII o. Ssss..H.nhstsanx &. !! SSs. y:r.:y
SnSS, iSeS.s: h,s.ssu:T Is SsS ;:S.Ia. sssI:
30 en- bAssa-J. Ya.sA Ella Ds Gamones o. Smith
srscsnSn n mS1S'f ps.,'IGnrsy CErrts .nd
vile p!tsshss-w curria /; Browni. Lmpire-isrt.
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The Amateur Losgss.

c'xos. Won. log. Pe-al Hvsa Won kost. rsr q.
s,.,,. fIccii5 SO ss ,::r tto y ~
=. sssiHweop +. O., Z; srArEs ISLAND a. O. 4
n Ea9eveod Field cys again defeated the Staten
On The issfs grSund and 81 this victory the Jersey
team AGala takes the lsAd In the raes The score;
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Aiding Aradfmies.
Riverside vvheelmen ON the Road.

The Riverside Whcelmen have concluded 70 hold .
series Of I'VE mle road this month. Their first
race hold yesterday afternoon the Enuls wood
course Fourteen men started on from Englew At
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon. two and . half mile
stretch Of road betwes, Eug'swood and TsnAfy had
bee n selected as the course,
The race waa n hsudicap event The nrst man 70
cross tho tape was Thomas Ward ~ mnutss start;
y. H. HAxRsrty, ~ minuten As second H. A. Powers,
p seconds, third; NJ homer 3 minutes fourth: J.
Thompson. minuteg hfh, loo winner " Ms supposed
TO have ridden the distance in ~ inlnuies but u
not accs pied as Official
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e. Louis :..........-..."..,o 3 O.
EArasd run-Baltimors, Two base hiss-O'Nei. Van
naltrse Thrs:S..s hit11Ray; !'oTs rnnL,wsrdsn
snd Ns!a:s Pre-, s.,. on e.s Is, s,iy;,:s q,
wseh struof ont-By SWEETS. 2: by BrstsnsteiD. 3;
BY nsksly. l. villa Observation-Disclosures. nms-2:IO.
Umpire -kerinA
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From present Indications It looks as II the
ne usually large half holiday crowd were
Sss; e ycio, nue. the home team naly won an
until, ne s,, sish!h innns Tho he%s team
Sis.ehefs He made a clever pickup In The
nnin lehhl L a1H followed up In the following
tnings mum around shot STOP The plny Of
TS SS o captured F9mtzs fly after long run:
., IssSx D'sSed :: we'll a. c.ruhers. with tho
IN ~. .uut Wnen the Brookiyns wa! hard
H., het H. In this way the Brookiyns LEFT but
nlns s Tsn on buses while tho visitors had
There we're two ont In the nrst inning whom
, ,na s lined Tho bali over Tebeau's he'd.
Sss,.ln 10s.sM Uhhs tho quick return, tho
rIkney stole third. Burn did not Iin ns long
H. ~. ana; although be. was run out botW zen
tls plate. ~ 'n' m'an ''ne 'fosseo
psss o1 r. could not got tho hall over tho
batter ysa n9ss r. ar ths fourth inpinS and the
~ :, sd sSssSp .e Rss SSS b III
Il iiicS Ts Io narsiy got the ball 70 Csruthsre
Kin VIZ, powers that he was trying to drive
soms w o. the business. 1t consoled Teboau
ihs plst. as his bit sacrificed Davis across
,s..ihN. BIoeklyns again galnsd the lead In
lne drive o. Hos Tue O. ioprlh inning. y. OBrIehs
~ S.!s second base. he seoTsd O oS
Sni %sf bit With two out in the following
tbISSa. g S shot be tall through Carutherss
& ht Salty f pu. 1 a. o4 is!jsa
~. ppSd 70 ball back Of second, the base ri
iSS tshs es 3; S:S: WIZ % S:s
tS,ss - ioreinR Young to score, Johnson ieft
BScn men On bases.
s ,h1knsy got 10 first e on 81 Balls ana mails
N aIII%nlsis circuit Of tue 6nses whom John.
g !as Tss'SS .!. IT. sI.S :.at
loou ~ saSs! lett which Mexican ran Tor. As
burns .oS %: ~ ,S sGGuSShid hcRssn's hand.
ss' es;.p Tor Ss%. %sKsan da
~ r.: h. s5 'fs Iss ,st,.mI, 4
SsSIss RssH e.. saS r:
arSu.sS boana.r 'PPin anss.,A McKee, riumSisd
c issf'Itssh m If :.Si: .;sens.
ssowssn who had reschsd n,krd cam nn ~. n1m nr
w Wild pitch. The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-09
The Anstesr Athletic U.is..

fsnoa MenLoaATl Ciubs Won. Los. f.Cr
H. JsvSsy 4. Gil lo0Ol Nanhatt'nAC y $40
New YofkA.O . .s2s lCsthsdraI 4. C.s 800
Stw ssRsRy =. @. 0; MANHATTAN 4. C.. 8.
AtNanhattan Field yesterday the Bergen FONT boys
won their eleventh consecutive game The scores