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New. from the Horse World.

BLOOMINGTON. ILL.,. Aug 17.-Red Wesr. the
well-known trolting Stallion, died suddenly
this evening. The horse was by Red Wilkes
md was valued ut $1,000.
A. meeting of tho hudson County Jockey
Club for The reoreani2atIon Of the Sararo Il.
Racing Association. and for the arrangement
OF stakes and purses for future meetings. will
be held ut Saratoga ut tho keusington Hotel
this week.
NEwnIRGH. Ang. ,l7.-James II. Goldsmith
has left hls string -! troters In he circuit and
returned home because Of sickness. tIo left
home ehrly in tn" season against the advice Of
his physician. Lately he grew worse, and his
wife went to Bunnl" 10 nurse him. Yesterday
lie returned 10 WRshngtunvle. being COM
relied to give up. 1t is thought his illness is
not OF II serious nature.
SARATOGA. Aug. 27-At the race track Satur-
day while o-year.od Joe Hooker colt. be-
longing to the Scoggin brothers was being
.sEAercseh. the horse fell and broke his neck;
Tho colt was brother to Bonanza and
valued at s3,ooo Tho co!ors4 lal
broken by the accident. Secretary Wheat
Icy by direction of tho Executive Committee
OF tho facing Association, has announced that
u c1nsen,e nce Of the change In the .proprle-
torshiD nf The Saratoga track. all entries for
the meetings Of 1899 and 1893, that were adver-
,ised 70 TO closed Aug Is. will be held open
until Oct. 10.
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Racing In Canoes.

"'liNhoRo PoNr n. y. Aug. 1.-THE Girectors 70 !.
ding race was called this morning with o,rEi..n
starters Tie canoes lined up in "A demoralixet con,
attn Palmer Lacey. GnI kna;re. Douglass LED
uur1hs the entire rics. Jele party rlied with water
Doug ass WAS 'oura by Archibald The recowsic ,Up
race han twenty Tour startrrs Fori Jones of BrOna
@ no nas won !he iophy pyear. led over tho
eh'le course. futer, who lad any to WI II
once more 10 DO its owner finished second
1hethird race 0r the dAy The unlimitel sailing
race from winch the frat twelve entitled 40
M iGr The sailing trophy Butler led from tho start
anu nIirhel hrst by hre minutes several caIskes DC
CURED AZ the wind was quite siT"ng The suinnaIy
OF NO ractsN Ierowse ,nl taiihS i've miles -
starters one mile won Ey Ford tones fan hut'er
second 0Nhom third, ". Mead fourth. sweeney
,ilh - hnodse!l tixIn q; 4, douglass seventh d, a.
Murphy eighth
Unlimited sailing race. miles and half won nv
rauI butler oAhO N second T. Jones thtrd H. L. quick
fourth, = sehisf,een nth u q. Murnhy sixth, ' y.
ninth q; Il Gess'sr tenth, A. ArchoaId eleventh. u.
GV0dsell twelfth.
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Results OF ChIcaso's Races.

CnicAGo Aug. l7-1Iawthorne Park races:
second, Rival third. Time l:IH
Second knCe-One mile Silterado won Maud h. Sec
ond. Argcntu third. Tine. l4hii.
Third kace-s furlOnHs. Ruth won. Fairy Queen
Fourth RAce-Milr and sixteenth, ia Fold won.
Barney second. NHrmoSa third. Time. .,ll7i.
Fifth Eacn-FOur fGr,ungs Adtie won, W. IS. second.
IIindogam third Time i:B
INC races AT CARRIED iark:
First Eacr-SG turiongs Ida Ecesw'Hg won, Oak
dale second. No Remarks third. Time, H..
Second kaCe-tJne Hiie and q s',tecnth Mary Sue
won Pilgrim second. jed ,iird. limo ISaj.
Ih,rd liaee->cv-n fn-iongs Lake View won, Yale
'Vl second, Take Notice third, Time. ;"6'4.
Fourth Race-OHe milo and M eighth Van Euren
won DonaIelo second. Brahdole;to third. Time.
l.,y's
Fifth RGre-Fonr and a half furion-s: Maggie ;.ehus
won Ceverton second 1iiiie :. thri Tine uhj.
sixth Eacc-One mic and n sixteenth osborn won.
Camilla second AIuadel third Time. Az.
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The Winners at Gloucester,

GLorcrsIrR. Aug l7-Resuts OF to.day'S races:
First Race-one mile and quarter, Midh estone WON
Sam - second. CapstUne third. Time "3i+l..
second Race -Four aud u hall furlongs Preston u.
vm Lord STANLEY second. lakewood ihlrd. lime -
seconds
Thirh Racc-S:x and a half fnr!ongs Faoa won,
Grafton second. Katrina third. lime ms.
Fourth face -Four and a half iurongS. Prince I'd.
ward won, Defendant second simon Pare third.
Tirr 3T1p seconds
fi'th knce one mile, Radiant won, Lonely second.
fliny ;hirt Time 4
Sixth kace-Four and a half furlonHa Thorns won.
Dirigo second. Moonstone third Time os'@ seconds
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The brotherhood painters and decorators of LocA;
Union No 1913. with headquarters at Now Brighton.
Staten Island. held successful picnic and games
Pine Grove Park South Beach, Yesterday Field sports
were special feature The results were:
one hundr.d-ynrd Dash. liAndicap-Won BY Charlss
Smith yards Time, II seconds; J. Lynch, yards
second
llalt.mie Run, llanicap-Won by ", McMul!en, =
yards. Time, minutes 10 seconds; C. RAyner. scraS
wAss second,
s,ant,nc Broad Jump Groty had walkover H'
covered u Distance Of q ieet iEcheR
sack lace, Fitiy lards-Won by r. Gro'y j. Rogers
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Eu,r,e. for Chicago. $4,000 Race.

CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-THE entries for tho great
Garfield Stakes closed at midnight on Satur-
day The following are the horses named to
start:
Kingston. Tenny. Verg. dor. Marion c..
Donatello. Lorenzo. Bonnie Byrd and Aloha.
Kingston was shipped from New York late this
afternoon, and the great jockey. Hamilton. is
exnected here on Friday. 80 as to ride him in
SATURDAYS race,
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Totals. I2s2G II Totals E.
: W!Be out for interfering with fleldeI

Boston Observation-Disclosures. 80 q u ! o O-a
Baltimore Observation-Disclosures D U q o U-3
--DuHv RAJ Thr.e.bsss hit -Broulhers Sacrifice his
brown. Farrell e! Richardson. Van Halrsn. StoIsn
nuxton q hy MoNahon 6. First base on errors-ps.
ton, j. Baltimore. !. INT by pitched ball-BrOuthsrs
Ray. Wild piche.-McMahon, = struck out-By Bur
nnion =; by, McMahon: .; Double Elays-ka Wise
son lmplre-FsrRuson. Time. % Attendance :. loo.
LOUISVILLE, II; CoLUNsus. :.
lnr,sviLLr. Avg. l7:-toi9mSps lost today. prnci
plays by Duaee Jennings and shinnick. TayIors rrst
I3,s. The score:
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Baseball Notes,
clarkson and Iohu Ewing will be the % oairS pitch
in - day ~

rarkson and Johu Ewing will be the op oairS Ditch.
ers IN - days game
The ainFs County La have Aug 2? AMI Sept o. ~,
an" 'n",e o'luos giving sui able g' arantes. Ad
.rtss j taylor - tcran place. Brooklyn.
NV HAYES. Aug, IL Dan I.aly, who played csntrs
ACID the New Haven team, has sikned with the
Pittsburgh Club and vii. join The team At Pittsburgh
TOMORROW.
There will be great game Of ball tomorrow at tho
New Jersey 4. G grounds The clubs cham pioHs.p
s.am MI pay ,onpNhy OF the Seventh kexsu,ent.
cham pons OF the regiment
l;orisNum Aug l7-ritcher Dnian has deserted the
Columbus Clnb, hnh It Is supposed that he has
his home ~ Newl9rt ~. is'lsrdar Manager Schmel@
th'ehrnr 10 ine INN for MOI covering rst and DOlAn
became inAolent lie WA, lined So, anh tho rne as
stefwari doubled when Doan used abusive langua< e.
The New Sorss ln not do anv noisy coaching AMI
wy they alow Tie Boston PLAYERS 10 below like mad
balls - mystery The rule clearly nays that coaching
shan be confined TO words OF 'nscss.ary direction 70
tie base runner. and IL somebody IN the New York
team would call The unpires attention to that fact the
result would be gratifying
Tine Norwich team, Connecticut champion are
max ing tour through New Jsrsey this week To-
morrow they play tho Crescent League team at Plain
Held and on Thursday they 20 Against the westhed
team at wes'heh They would Ike u gaRo for Friday
aud eau he addressed IN care OF the manager Of tho
Crescent team ~ FIa.nheld. y. u.
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Snil0rme en- ms Athletes.

When II is taken into confederation the limited time
tho sailormen OF ocean steamships have TO stretch
their legs on shore tho games OF the Germanic Ath
etc Club at tho St Georges cricket grounds In Hobo
ken yesterday afternoon were very successful and
the results are highly creditabe to tho competitors
The Germanic Athletic Club lie composed OF members
OF the crew OF the White Star steamship Germanic
They jolly lot Of fellows. and leave OF absence
ia not easily obtained they make aston like tina,
q ye.terd.y memorab!s one The aeId Officers were
starter Mr. a Mills. and handioappers. Mss.rs W Az
pleon and W Jones. Appended are the results
Ono hundred yard Dash-tinRt heat. won by A. John
son; yards; W. .iopwood ~ yardA second. and W. W
Webster. yards third Time. In seconds
four.hnndreu and forty yard knn-Won by J. Hsn.
Hrirts scratch w. ". "e6ster 20 yards second, and
Eight hundred and eighty yard Run = Won BY ".
Okell yards; A. johnson. 10 yards second. and
Isndricks. scratoh third Time minutes; Is second,
The evont OF tho dav. however. u crick match
City OF ruris TIE Inman liner has been in port
acouple Of practice games. Each side played two
ninGs and the total score was Germanic. %; City Of
PARIS 1884.
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drive over .he rlght.neld wall. There the
snort ended. DALEY toulinG to Clements aud
Hemming striking out.
Terry succeeded tIemminC in the seventh.
when he gavc tho Piiladelphias a run hy send
were lille !. Singles by Gray. Myers. and King.
and nun by Caimthers nrttel the philadel-
phias their last run III the eighth. A double by
Terry and q wild throw yielded tho visitors
Their last tally in the ninth. Tho score
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The japanese Wrestler Buried.

Funeral services over Matsada Sorakichi the Japan
wrestler held eariyyeserlay afternoon in the
rooms of sixth avenue undertaken aud the Rev DR..
IouRhton of the Church of the TRANSPORTATION per.
formed them. The Japanese club the Aipyon was
represented and many wei-known athletes were also
present Among the cceort Is on hand were Gus TUT
hiil. Frank stevenson. 'SnRAr" Murphy. billy Mad
den. aud others Tho doors were locked whie the
LII y QQllAWn,
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Earned rnns-W ashinyton. q Athletics, .. Two base
hits-Murphy, Mulvey. Hatfield. Three base hit-Mc
Auiey LEI. Oh 6asss.M ashington d; Athesies =
iiathsd and MSAuey struck out.sy toremsn;
hases-sandsrs Mood. McTamany. Grinin. Passed
bals-McGuire Nilligan. Time. hours Umpire
kerins
BOSTON a. A q: BALTIMORE
BosroS, Aug. l1-For six inninRa in day game It
looked A. though the bostons might be Overarched
orioles but timely batting by the home nine in tie
eighth saved them the game. The score:
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Eastern Associations.
Other Games,
Baseball DANES To-day.

1UsCUU1I ON"tB IO.UWy
SATiosA:, ayACCE.
Few York vs. Boston Mt tue Polo Grounda
lhtiadolIha - Brooklyn. at PhisdslphiA
ItiBburgh Va Chicago At Pittsburgh
tincilao,i Va Cleveland, i. Cincinnati
AGEEIcAs AssoCiAIo,.
Boston vs. Baltimore at Boston
Washington VS. Athletics, at Washington.
Louisville vs.. Columbus. ut Louisville
81 i.ouij VS. Milwaukee. Al 1T Louie.
EA>It..G A.soCIATlOs.
Nufalo Va ROcle''sr. at Buffalo.
IepuH0nV Vs. SyrA'u'-, at LebaLcl.
I!uy ~ A,tNIil, a.. Troy.
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sport. mt uo,e, Amper.and.

HorrL AMPERsA,p. Aug. lin the rifle mach here
today Ambrose Todd with SO out of possible so
Tho prize large silver cup. specially designed.
AZ tho tennis tournament Mr.. ienwick anu Miss
Louise Atchluson won IN the mixed dnuoes IN the
sugles Mr. Torrey after n hard tight with Mr. II.
Delnarest lne finals in ventemen's doubles VIII be
played on at Lake Placid on Wednesday.
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Mike Kelly Goins Back to Boston.

BOSTON. Aug lin despatch to one Of his friends
In this city Capt Kelly OF the Cincinnati Club OF the
American Association says that he will leave ST. Louis
this evening Join the Boston Rei- VIII proha
lily participate In the game against tie batmoies on
Wshu s,isx
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FRED HAWKIys's ENTRY REJECTED.
The National Association Decide That He
Is Not an Amateur


Is Not an Amateur.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 17.-Aftsr session which
lasted we'll toward midnight the Executive
Committee Of the National Ass citation OF ANA
teur Oarsmen decided to reject the entry OF
Fred Hawkins Of the Manhattan Athletic Club
a. the representative OF that organization in
the senior single SOULS and qunrter.m dash
for seniors This result WAS reached after
lengthy investigation. during which 1t was al
legod that Hawkins used sculling as means
OF livelihood. and was in no sense an amateur
onrsmnn. Further, that he was brought from
Saratoga purposely to represent the Manhat-
tans. anu II was doubtful il he had ever paid q
cent toward his initiation Ice.
II was the intention OF the committee to call
np this case earlier in the day but Hawkins
who had been notified 10 appear before
noon. went riding with party Of
friends aud ignored the summons entirely.
Whom 70 did nut in an appearance
this even ing his explanation Of his 81 atus was
not satisfactory to the committee, and after
consultation they decided that he WAS ineligi-
BILE under the ues of tho National Association
OF Amateur Oarsmen. Another protest was
fled before the committee and this time tie
offender WIS John i. Daley OF the seawan-
haka Bont Club OF Brooklyn. He was entered
rs a contestant in the junior SOULS. but IL ap.
peaIed from irrefutab testimony that he md
Towed as II senior with Buckley against Tho
famous ManalAn brothers. and should. there
lore, DO disqualified rs a Junior sculler.
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Austin Gibbons more less an invalid yesterday
On Sunday. during q run that Gibbons ing do
Barrett Mn. promontory OF earth near Paterson Aus
tins right foot turned loose stone and attempt
ing to recover. he wrenched his knee and could
more work on that day. There no swelling about
the knee yesterday hut no suffered from sharp pain
that caused him To limp as he walked, . think am
judge of the nature OF the accident said Gibbons 60"
had The same thug happen when was train
for Mike cushing the n, 3! time met him and ddn
make amy difference II were trying OF weight
that would bs one thing. hut I'm not I want "A IT..
on weight bones that get in order reach H.
pounds
The knee was bnndaged up in red flannel yesterday.
hut Jim Gibbons made mention OF tho little
renee when lie said he would like to OF the
Aulihe /. to DetlOrs that he had heard about
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Cunning News,

ssvcra. members o: tho Acme Qua Climb had T. days
"h'ns nj Dexter fark. Long Island. yesterday. SIX
sweepstakes AZ bne rocks were shot. The nrst was at
ten targets each. II. Lenaito and Lambert won with
ascore OFFS EACH The second sweepstakes u; ten birds
eacn, WAS won by L. smare win :. Third swe@l,
staHes-Lamber;, 3. lemai.s. 4, Eansch 3 Fourth
sweepstakes. hIteen targets each-R Laml ert 49, Le
metre. II: Ranch. II; wading II: Morrissey, n
lHih sweepstakes. ten tarssts each-Lhmhert, Il;
M"rr'ssev - Mn'dinr, :; Lemnire, s SiNth sweep.
stakes tea 'hrseis encI-Inmberl u, Rsnsch Z. VALID
ins : MnrEIs-sy. = Lema.Te. 4 live bird shoot at
thise hlrha cHch WAS won by r. Lambert. lilo Killed
tnree ttraisht After the shooting Or Hanshnw. D.
sMnotrithey anu ~ iemhi!e ran 100 yard foot race
Inc ihller won ty YARD n front OF M0rrissey, the
Doctor good fh!ru. - '''-''' ''S
Tho klils county Gun flUh WILL have q shoot M hue
rocaS today at DsNter PARK "
me German tnE Iub Of New York will have thar
regular shoot At Dexter lhrk al lNe birds 10 morrow
- Ihe faroh hnn lnb VIII have its regular monthly
hhont NJ baxter ihrs on Ihurs lay. '
IN iflhN private match VIII he shot at Dexter
Iafk, besllrs She shoot HUE rocks between m a
EpriG brothers and Aylbrecht aud partner. '''N
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PUNCHED ERRORS DID IT.
kHE NEW FORKS DEFEA TED NJ CON-
NOR'S MISPLAYS IN THE SEVENTH.

Stubborn Battle Between. Rnsie and
Nichois-ChicaGo Beats Pittsburgh
Had Day All Around for New York
Latest News About tho American Az.
ISOLATION Deal-Othcr Games and Notes
From . metropolitan point OF view. the
baseball events OF yesterday were not OF nn
Snticine character. When the New York team.
With Rusie pitching. fails to scoro victory. i.
ia cause for Lamentations but when both Chi.
caeo and Boston win and New York is defeated
such occurrence assumes tho PROPORTIONS OF n
calamity. Yesterdays catastrophe puts the
TWO rivals OF the local team little higher up.
but not yot out Of reach by any means. In
1act, the pursuit OF these two teams and tho
passing OF them On the road 10 Pennantvi!le
will make tho struggle oil the moro Interest,"
Ing. Meanwhile tho dangerous rhlade phias
are rushing along like II Western cyclone
Thoro aro now four clubs do idodly In the
,Sace, and the dust will fly in clouds from now
until Oct. 8.
u The games yesterday resulted as follows;
Boston. $; New lorE. -.
Philadelphia S: Brooklvn. 4.
Clicag0. =, Pittsburgh. !.
Cincinnati Y. CleSelapl
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ON THE TENNIS COURTS.
Ncwporrs Big Tournn men /.

NEWPORT Aug 1.-THE eleventh annual tennis tour
nament for tho championship of tho United states b.
gins here to morrow morning. Tho seventy.two men
whose names havs already been published in TaE suS
include every prominent player in the country, with
the exception Of Champions II. W. Socum, lr. X b.
searA and H. c. Sands; tho last named having sent In
his entry too late to be lrawn All the players are here
to-day. Many played IA few final practice sets. While
others watched tho players and attempted to size up
the games OF probable antagonists.
Dr. James dwight the referee, busted himself IN
posting the matches for to morrow and making his
final arrangements. The courts in fair condition
tho older oics being tho best and popular Ne"p'rti.
crowded. and tho absorbing topic or conversation Is
who Will win the IAN Corners and Nv u the wInners
beat Campbell The PLAYERS themselves were quietly
discussing the question and opinions as 10 whether the
Aitomers vlct.r VIII be Hobart, Huntington, hrapp
or +. J. Hall were fairly divided
The great match of tomorrow 10 that between KNAPP
and HOvey. which takes place at lu:3J O'Clock and 1t
will doubtless tie great contest rhe other crack"
have time OF 1t for their n-st matches the
second round viii he productive uf many close batteL
Richard stevens viii unIuestonaby meet v. q. Ha IN
the second round AMI close match will result on
count OF having TO decide the several double contests
The tourney will last two days 10 niger than IN
and will doubtless continue Tor playing iAya
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NINkrARp HAYES, Mass Aug 1.-THE ooner yachts
York ana orithyia, ". II. Walker owner from New
YORK cruising. arrived at this p0rl " Jay.
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zone man cut when winning run waa made
Pittsburgh, ..,,...........,..,,o ~ y OIL
Chicago ....,................ U U U -
Two base lnt-kiug Sacrifice hiis-IIanlon BecEev
Nutrhiscn Fr.t base on errors Pittsburgh Il Ghica
go First base balls anton. kittredee. Doubs
IAvs-butnS ltener and Arson t2J stolen hRso-
husGr Struck out--r,ttsburgh. . Chicago 4! Passed
b,l- ilisr Left has ey-Pittsburgh 4. Chicago T.
lms-lgJo. tmpite-Lynch.
rIScIsNATL 3. CLEVELAND. ..
CixriSSIr', Aug tin one Of the most exciting
games Of year the Reds down ed old smtes
who them :her nrst boost tsiwaru Reilly drove
IN iva runs aud DAviss mu'f OF keenan, "A line v
the other Smith threw Davis ont at home and spoiled
Il 4 ins ran III tue elk ltn, The score:
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Ss'. y.; Sr'2 .,,S '"' :'" +
n Ss"' SiSir i. & Lowe A'' Ben
PHILADELPHIA. +; El0oTiy&. 4.
rnLAng!.rnIA. An.. H. larry WriGht's
Y"unG men resumed, their Winning way ye,.
which would have been voirI hull by lhr ZIG
specIa'nr. nul Tor the inr' rn"t ,E9 home team
auyntly s,,aici Gy our ordinations, kre',
pitehins Tor The rL,''ad.I hia". ard a. si'
L.mo,hly 'o,k ~, ~ M m,,o In,.t'or to Ln""k
&. coIdlu! greeting from, tho crowd. liz
did No. pitch, however, bn, n al! lhe!ihool
,i.cas thc list siN MUM 'or Boooyn and
thou gave way 10 Io,r,; l'riwrtn i!"In they
SnyT nine e It'd. S sp nas ES % @
easy victory. n'oh-"n MAS hit hard II lilies.
but he ,Gayo only one bnss N ball.
'..lS Pbi.d rhNs cuIniEenc II H." scoring in
s SIM H'' 10 ris!l aad SGinaS co%ea "" vi il
on balls. i!inw tho bases. MAYER then evoked
sit.vsns Msc ,o aSFn; 9 snE!e
Gleason lii Fa!eY 10 rontrn. and tnruthers
iumbicd it cong enough to ct May"r 1. thiii
nnd G Eliza %, I? ,siG roy as. n
Gleas"n moves mn "a third on Il ras.e,! nan,
and sroroi on Ih2mn.oh,s single ,Yhig'! cut
was forced AT SECOND by Gray. and Clements
h-i ont "a taru hers,
BROOKLYN looked dangerous in the bird.
ire. and OBren sacrificed, Myers !" brown,
Iinkney banged n Groundsr 10 Mayer, who
BUNS followed with single but was lett with
finknoy. Foutz flying 20 THOMPSON. No more
Nv" OUT. Clements raped the Ian over the
right 'leld wall. aud le.surely ambled around
the Eases.
The -isitors made two in the sikh. Icu,;
deposited a single in right and stole Second.
Darby O'Drien struck out. after which Caru-
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tarned runs .-rhnad phia. BROOKLYN > Two.bass
1hsmb.a o. r f. om acr.ss r.
Solen .,es-liamilton, leu!,. First base ON errors
Philadelphia =: Broosyn. loube .plnys-Mayer,
Myers and brown. Ward aud foun First base on
ba!ls-liamion e.. Thompson Gray, Killing, drown ..
Gleason Hrmmirg, Struck Out--Grav king. Brown.
Pinkney Heniming. Time-2uh tmpre-AcQuad.
CHICAGO .; PITTSBURGH. l.
PirrsnrnaH Aug iT..-Anson and his young men came
hers to-day nnd had u good game III the rresenes of
$50 spectators Ianons error ana bad base running
lost the King itched we'll and sn did Hutchison.
Tie arldn. of tho Wis tors as brilliant. The scuro.
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Another Record broken.

II j. Hale. Jr. Of the Manhattan Athletic Club m ads
asuccessiul attempt to lower the u mile safety
sni II t"tVnis
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ToEoNTo. Aug. l7-Ilanion ani OConnor have Of
fored To row double 1eemer and GaHdaur Gsudaur
and liosmer else for Slth' 10 500 ald .
AMI the gate receipts ar tor ait - cent OF ~
gate receipts. at Foint o! lIueg, leemer ana hos""
re
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Earned ns.,incinnan. 2: Cievsi.nd ! Two.bass
iit-McPhee. Stolen basos-LsthRnl holiday TobeAu
McAeer rst base on balls by Muliane by iounK.
!. Hit by pitched ba-!'ey. thinner. strdck out
Nv MulRne by Young, l. Passed ball-keepAn.
lime 81, Empires -Ehines AMI riau. Attendance
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baseball, Polo GrOunds. To-day.
Grand League champion ship game Eoston vs.. New
York. Game = \. N. Admission SOC. Reserved seals
Al spaldingS "a Broadway-AIr
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YoSkERs, Aug lin tho second day OF the closed
tennis tournament OF the Pasade Boat Club this after
but two sets were played in tho second round
W. 4. HOd gInan easily defeated C. Marsden Jr fl.
g.. T. X Holden, although beginner. defeated K,
Van Olinda In n finely contested set, g. 4-6 'in
Holden bad n good hAnuicap, and succeeded In tiriug
ont ms opponent. The tourney Will be finished We'd
ne.uAY.
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Dnres stolen iiase'-Crocks Twitchsll, Inhil! IsG
Shinnck. First base OH hAiS-GastriRht CAhtll, Off
Viewer; First base IN errors Louisvils. 4;Conmbu.
4 hit BY pitched 6ail--snsed. Struok out-Twitchei
Wh-e ork, iohan~ D0nteliy ~ Gastriaht Shinnck
double pay'-Whseinck ard Crooks Ishane to CToo.s
lmpre-M3noney Time "a.
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Macer. OF the Cherry Diamond Y.cht c,u..

NEWPORT. Aug. ITO morrow will be resaied tho
Cherry Diamond Yacht CUB race, tho starters ing
the 'cSsra Hnd M!usola. These yachts will also decide
the match made a year ago when MIR Belmont ceciled
10 hnid f"rtf-sIx feoter TN Wednesday and Thurs.
DAY races w he sailed for the Cherry diamond Yacht
Cnhs .o'd cup. Tho schooner Yacht Marguerite aud
cutter uuron wi,!sal mach Iscs ~ morrow.