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Odds and Ends or Sports.

On Wednesday. Aug 20 tho Cosmop otan Club VII
hold their second outing and gancs at lakewood Grove
on The Sound
steve Brodie SAYS that will the Gnr.,ta
once to-day a. noon. prepared 20 meet Pop Whit.
Gibbons will wliip JAek GsA1,.ar
The postponed oight cared barge race between the
HUDSON River ann Valencia climbs did not take place
Saturday. expected. The vaIencias refused 10
race. The Hudson crew then rowsd the course
aud claimed tho fowler banner.
A. Knlls s. Phillips. and II. barnett members the
Arlington A. q. ran from Prospect Park to Consy
island Sunday for silver watch The time OF the
80 minutes; H. Banrotts. ~ minutes.
IA cricket match after style OF nifty years ago will
be played At Fort Hamilton to-day between two teams
OF veierans captnn-d by ". J. Wood OF the kines
County CLUB and ". II Rianksley of the Fort Hamil.
tons No play who 20 years old or over.
Ono team Will wear high white hats whilo their %.
ponsnts WI havs the regulation "stovspipe."
Headquarters. at Beethoven Hall: The oficera
Charts Dsrsek President; Frank Restle. rice-Prssi-
den: william Jantxen Recording and Corres pondin9
Secretary: Frederick Ernst, Financial Secretary;
cub Is limited =, twenty The opening night VIII be
Tuesday night of tho mouth has been apArs
~ ladies' might
On Saturday afternoon . sig cared barge from
the Dauntless towing Tub consisting Of how, God.
help: q Z. H. Alexander: 4 j. J. Mcdonald: 4. J. J.
Shea; e. ~ Hall Jr.. stroke. ". u. wehrhane. and
whsre they were entertained BY tho HoboIen Turtle
Club In the evening hop took place At the Mitchell
HOUSE. Yesterday morning waS spent In rowing 70
MAmaron-rk AMI to other places OF interest in the
neighporhoOd In tho afternoon tho boys rowsd back
city. making but short stop at Bedens Point
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C-osu.t Player. a. Work.

NORWICH. Aug lO.-Phnbus rsianed king in the heav.
ems to-day. and from his Fiery chariot smiled propt
tousy upon the oroquet players Games besua
cary in the mornsy and by enough had been
played TO enable the Committee OF Arrapgsme uts to
divide the ball drivers into classes Those who
will eonstus the frat division and contest for the
championship of North America ere: DR. Ira Read,
New York; n. 1. bishop, Norwich. Charles Jarnbut
springfield MasA l. II. badly win. DAnbury. Ph,np
G Gnf Nsw YORK. =: Ia5,i. pniladeIpha N
sisson New London ,;enrce " Johnson. Philnde pnia
and Abram Wambo;d Staten Island.
The games nisheh day were follows I Jacobus
von fron Re.a and ckey esn.Iitt lost TO ionson
Bishop won FROM i.oliey Cannon from Read
Johnson wo. from Dirkey, ana Andrew forfeited 81
!ay friendly game. were played o.twsen Iacobus
Hollev Ala meeting tht- afternoon eleven rules gov
erniuy attendance at tho Rsmes and paying were
prsed by the Aroriaton. All games muat he pRy-i
btwesnsA NJ and 4. ~. and no player will lie i.s
Inittsd to leave bri"re compet the gned
TO m. Ih,ss opmmte-. i Office for the t0Irna.
msnt Arran gsments-iIol ". . mold Rarntir rauld
ing and bishop; tinano.-Whitman. Bilhrongh Ierrv
Fay, and Gammon; Rul.s-Germond, JAc0Du. and Coz
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ON TEE TENNIS CoURTa
Tssrsa.sas a. Nsrras..ssu r,e-.

FAsaAsAsssrr Pisa AuE. io-rhs opening day Of the
Natrseanssu Pier annual tournament vas the heuss,
thus far this season. large number Of entries were
resolved In the sinsss and Of ell the men entered r
Chase the Western expert ani Richard stevens sssm
likely 10 ooatst the nnala Both are In good FORM
and should they meet close contest will doubtlsss rs
suls ~ their style OF play 10 so similar.
]. Parker the Yale expert played strong game
and will give stevens work to defeat him stevens and
X Mallory the player from Trinity COLLEGE had hard
start "
Appended are the scores Of the day.
Mons singss Preliminary kound-Allsu Hubbard
boat Roger Perkins S--2, 81.
First Roand-,,renyls Kane bsatJ. T. Lanman. e-A
S Sn!l: T. = wipsos bes. = + ur,inn s.i. g.. ST
W:::d,n S's. + BARROW: - -; .. i: 4sr
S S:.s 4 io, sS.,rS S sM ssEi Richard N.i,ofy
q. wileo1 80 Ill nanehe.,sr beat q. A. scott.
v EnsNrom beat Deahs miller by default La J.
roosr beat A. %. Cromp!on by default: a. n. Winsow
heat J. IL. Mason 81, 81; z u. Earle bea, r A.
Thompson BY default; 1. nolmsberr beat Il. A. Colby.
psssons Round ,stsysns beat Mallory Ga s-2 L. R.
beat Z T. Earle by default; EnEstrom beat wesden,
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step beat Marguerite 9 minutes 46 secondsy
class {. Oephne beat Palmer 5 minutes 8 500
onds: cinss l.. Eedouin beat Huron 10 minuteu
"a seconds class +. Cinderella beat Hildegarde
3 minutes 80 seconds: class q. Beatrix beat
Sayonara minutes 5G seconds. SayonArA
beat Minrola u seconds: Minoola beat
Oweene 81 seconds. Class II. Gossoon.
BentriX won tlLs private sweepstakes In tho
4G-foot elias, aud Sayonara won the Club Cup
Cinderella won the match with Clara.
went inside III" buoy, OF West Chop. The Re-
gnttR ommittcc will consider the case.
On Thursday the l,engiX will sail In tho New
York Club rnce Of N"'vnort; By special ar
rnngement with tho ow rers OF the other boatS
in the class they will sail n sweepstakes race,
So TINT. If she should win tho club prize and
not be able 1, claim it. she Will still have the
sweepstakes money
Conu,odorc Gerry has invited the owners Of
the leatrix 20 his rcception on board theAtla9-
shin at New Bedford TOMORROW night. The
guests on board OF Commodore Gerry's yacht
William Broadhead. Il. Suydam Palmer, br.
II. A. Tucker. Gouvernsur kortright. the Rev.
NJ. r. Broadhead. W. +. Young. and John n,
CrAmer. 4,
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In the sixth innins foul tip hit Powers mask with
terrific force bending the wires and stunning tue nm
pre-
O'Rourks could see Ryan's hit In the NTH on &C.
OF lhe sun IN his eyes II was cay ny and
scored HIT
Ior!sy,Ls. Aug lo-Thirh Bsssman John Irvin r..
csivsd his unconditional reeuss this afternoon. and
Onv left hedeH. WAS signed.
Ryan has u lame ank which IL bandased up like .
tro iers hOor As no linpei around the bases Ausol
sho u ed ct him exciiedy; Why don't YOU run -
ErTrALo Aug. i,.-Bob Barr the pitcher arrived in
town and connrms he report that he been
sod TO New York for $3.50 lie reports 10 his Lew
inanAyer to morrow.
n,sss.poL,s Aug Io-Hsnry L. Hach. President Of
tho Minneapolis Club. Western League has decided to
diSbAnd his club. Mr. lach says he quit uow,
While play through the season would cost him L0O
p.nT roof tie S.ssSna 1o.ra. :. II:
Polo sIoundA - required BY oution OF the hoard
81 Aldermen expired on Aug q. and the COMPANY has
net DOM piled with she ordinance. The COrporatO
attorney VII endssvo! to collect penalty OF SOD
day each day since the ordinance went into effect
The ninth Precinct Ba.ebal Club. champions of the
seeoad platoon Of the New York Police Department
ars ont with challenge to second platoon nine 10
game OF ball % take place anywhere within the city
lpits Tho Ninth precinct team not having been 10.
featsd tins cia the championship and oud
m from the Second precinct team Of Rrook
lyn The Staten Island. Jersey City oboken police
Iddrsss all challenIss TO lance Perkins ssc.eiarv
Ninth irscinct Baseball Club W CHARLES stree. New
York city.
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game would have chaneed the result. bus
hhines seemed to be IN tko Way D"s

game would have chanesd the result. but
MISUNDERSTANDING that the Ui IN mad.
m: a nS1 sA :s' moro sSSt W.:
pot made. Terry opened In a wild manner.
sIous nnns doXc - line ,S psseyS!
aso P Psssy.d h1s Ssnt S
two crossed The ste on islsans sisr 1cf"'f
foosn Sofs nn Mns q III BrSosy9s 10 th:
trliin was sent 10 ns. base base on Tour eS SSTIs.
Alter each man had stolen a base J. O'Brisn
low ba%ndsd 10 Ls.h am. who hit Grimm N he
head while attempting to throw the latter out
wa. the cause Of tho visitors riinsp up fouF
E hs sn az fh' Kssond term q re bat sm!
ssc .S,i but Ttr.y threw wild and smith Vent
70 fh,ra Hh IN ny 70 Burns brought In
Bse.S sEan h sSn, no o os1s,y
ssss hit Ss SMs s:s a ~ C. s. pSS
The plsts. Fou,E. By mnflns KinsioW's return
s Q, sns n Sa SoTsd hsllSsn to reach Ts
% Via 2sa .ssoa a.is s. ::'a when Kn'0"
ss 's naS 'T Fn nn: Gr s "a:
Ths r eGE S. . ~ P0i sns aeaS &:
ill., q s h1'% s .sSn :' and
i1nknsy scored; w. O,Brisn and ari nm
a .SH' With .h' Ss ao SSi
ss!,ors haii Smith was sos. t" iPtst base ono os
on Ksenan's triple Keenan, reached I home s. on
sacrifice. The score:
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7O-DAT'S GREAT RACE
A Grand Lot or Juveniles to Battle Tor the
Championship.

Grand Lot OF Juvesiies to Battle Tor the
Championship.
There Is only ons stake race on the pro.
Rramme OF the Monmouth Park Racing Asso-
citation to DO run a, Morris Park to-day. but
that is an event second In importance only to
the Futurity. n all that are named 10 start 20
10 the post. the race will be worth nearly
se8.O0O to the winner. and tho prize
viii be fought for royalty from nagfall
to finish. White His HiSnness. the ac.
knowledeed king OF two.ycnr-olds since his
great performance of Saturday. together with
the cracks st. Flor nm. Huron. and Victory. arc
NOT ilegible TO start The field Of eighteen an
Gideon. owner Of His Hignness. has a good
fhsDss W.T. the G Ir Make Ta s sdn ns
HinioO. Tho colt hns already run ten rnces.
S.sR. IS. u sssn. Han.Eu hf s Fa
and tho A. Mantle Stakes the. o her three being
swe ,Estakos and al in cool COMPANY. includ:
AJAX bsrs;;n as ridden he ;olt g ssi ana
s.y othsr colt in The rnee: hut IL other
s s,sfe rscst .y 1 'ss 9Ren sssP
SasNp - 81. NJ. sn
his unLeaton sire In confoi nj alton and action,
E make "a, wInns silent ~ .hs
and Y"rkville Belle arc ilr to run for ransom,
Iy sum up. Merry Monarch Is likely to win.
with Dagonet in second Dlace.
UG the Twelve in tho dpenine race OF seven
furlongs. strideawny and Mor!den Will prob
ably fight i ont at the tinlsh, With strideawNy
pear to lie good enough 10 win first and second
money. a. named. In the third race. -Four
race. y dash, OF three quarters OF
mile Lamplichter NAV be good enough
to show tho field the way homo. accompanied
BY, Wah Jim. The NTH race for maidrns. will
afford LauTest a, = good az chance to score
The last race Is selling affair. with Fern.
wood In at 80 pounds and Celia at IS. They
Will be apt to mako the issue At the finish a.
named.
First Kacs-Fres handicap swespstakss Of $40 each,
with 81 UO added Of which 500 10 second and 500 20
a., fur w.
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THR HIT THAT NEVER CANE.
ANGLE IN TIE HTrH WOULD FAVE
sAvED THE CAME

ysv Ysrks fusheA ints ThirA Place
r.. Ch,essss Increase Thsir Load
n,es Ewisg's Bst was Sadly NEEDED
uestss. Cincinnati. ssa Cleveland the
o,a.r Leagss vietors-other News.
Nsv York got blow between the eyes yss-
..,dsy. Not only were the Manhattan hltters
-, mon and beaten By the Columbian Expo.
.it,on representatives. but the shrieking Pitts
,,,~b.rs were silenced By the intellectual
.mi,srs Of the sphere In Boston. So. instead
. ,rsstipg from Arson some OF tho points to
.hIoh he has olunR 80 tenaciously. and also
S.Ios in q position to Indulge In . harsh.
..ncsstic laugh at Doston's expense. the
~. brsndshers In this vicinity ind thsm-
s.,vss thrust into third plAcb and made
~ sots OF some merriment and much
sonosru. Evor since the season opened
,hs dsslrabiity and advantaGes resultant from
Mating Ansons club have bsen dilated upon.
Fhs fact was also dwelt upon that It would be
eood Idss TO begin boating Arson early In
,hs Joyous sprin q ime. and continue thrashing
hm until tho melancholy days began to get In
hair saj work II this course had been dill.
s.ntl, pursued tho effect would hare been to
lssssn In slight degree Ansrn's self-eatesm.
and also increase the PERCENTAGES OF the
shsstIsers For sone reason tho majority Of
Tho clubs concluded TO defer the castisation
az Arson until lats In the season, and
thsrs 10 some reason for tho belief that
IL rods put In pickle for tho old man will not
b rsady for use just ret CHICAGO Is hold ne
la own on hostile ground. aud unless New
York and Brooklyn do some savage work the
Biz captain Is likely to 60 homo with Tying
eolors.
The Bostons are holding Oh with . f1rm erip.
PhilAdslnhla Is in q position TO mako grand
rush WHOM tho stretch Is reached, ard tho
. her toams are secsAwirR.
Yesterdays games resulted 40 follows:
Chicago. 4: New York. 3.
Cincinnati. 8; brooklyn. 9.
Cleveland. Z; Philadelphia. 8.
boston, .; Pittsburgh. 8.
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Quinn Mus, Now Toe tho Mark.

hot spell Of weather tho kind that has hover.
ing around ths vicinity for the day two for In
stance can be considered as nothing compared to .
handbali player when he Is thoroughly warmed up In
the case Of tho weather there Is good chance Of let
up NJ any time. but with . handtRl player who sets
to accomplish 4 certain thing there Il q warmth
about the temperature that there DO no possible
Tha seens to be the POSITION that fatrck quinn 10 In
At the time Since his arrival In this country
from cAad sGout a year and a half ago Iuinn has
made ,spid s,ridea forward 81 the game and he now
considers his h-nhba education 40 far advanced that
with mo aid of partner willing tn NEE anv Two
you pea.e rule. for so s!de This vas the substance
or hia challenge issued in TPs SrS on sunday He
red Larry ford- his play mate lie further
that in tn. event OF tho challenge being accep
ed he would promptly cover any amour. that might BE-
deposited.
sincerity OF his Intentions Yesterday $50 anded
to the sporting editor OF Tar srS by John CcK.irs who
sceepts Quinns challenge to play tor $50 side, or
more IL he desrcA and Coggns names To nixht. at
o'clock. at THE Of for meeting SIGN articles
nj agreement CnRR.ns further announces that he will
b.ilsved that Quinn business he issued his
challenge and that he vii! live up to II to the very
letter.
Al the Brooklyn Clubs court yesterday Thomas Nc
Dun I1oimes accompanied by his trainer. Joe Nevina
tackled Prof Cosgns the best three out OF five games
splendid sxhiDition throughout and while II looks
the Professor had an easy time. II was quito tho
verse lilo mad TO p.ay. and play hard for Amos;
ace. Tho scores were;
Trmm ."H fsi: IL
AhomAe HoimcA ........ ~ - Us
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fFo 9"1 the marx shee's were hauled fiat
their jio TOT sails. while the 40 and 10 footers
took IN jib topsails. The wind was so strong
and they did better work without their lib
tonsailA Tho Oweenc. on rounding. found her
s S. sn ss sn
ou, rom tts sss iso sSs ,Ss 9s ai ~. hsr
land 10 stack the tide. ana the rest followed
her: She was already quarter OF . mile ahead
Soon alter the. yachts had commenced to
, T"rk tns sh9Ts fhs was shEsbnR With
hsa Se Wills ahs o .na
schSonsps Tne Mashswsl BEGAN t to pief o %
:sd il hs and
on asf h ss
ahead Of her before the windward mark WAS
reached. The order of the leaders at this point
cnd.rsis afSs Bsdcuin' Mas
guerite. Ouickstop. and lroQuois.
her sninnaksr pole to starboard. but WAS s slow slow
with the sail. II almost got away from her.
Hssf sD.c. sS hs
STssp out ior some tine .ie result. was that hat
aus ssr 1 Tss s swc
held their positions to the hnIsh. sail inE very
eayUnara.
At tue Nobaska buoy. on the way home, the
Re-! Re.tr1 had increased her lead slill more; AZ
yachts Aattened sheets trins. The wind was
over tho starboard quarter. Balloon lib top
ward work batween.N obaska buoyand the outer
mark the Bsatri1 beat the Ssyonars minutes
and the Oweens o minutes ~ seconds. The
NInsola beat the Owsene minute IS secondN
The 46-fooiers had local pilots aboard.
70 perfsction. hugging closest to tho shore on
Eaushon. This gave her an advantage which
she made the most OF.
Tho following arc the summaries OF tho race:
CLASS ilRsT. REcoNp AND THIN cIAss
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Bar Marbor Tennis Tourney.

Bar HANSON Aug io-Ths weiLknown Bar Harbor
tennis tournament began this morning on the srAss
court At Mosslsy Hall. In the nrst match W X Fow.
Ter was pittsd against E. I. White Fowler recently
beat White In closely contested match for the mas
OF the keiso Valley tournament This time White sui.
Win sore hand and did not do himself Justice
fowier Won 49,. b2 j. 4 Clark OF Philadelphia then
met o. Calhoun. the famous second haat man on the
fais nine A. Ozark has won two legs for the hossey
rood his play watched with great aeai OF interest
Erook 6-3 90, ia
ir-t round-R 7. Reskmau who has won the Mosslsy
Hail Gu twice beat W. u. circuit g. e.: y n.
HHnrsy, who recently played At Nah.nt beat y 4
H--a 81. X q. Sands heat Usores stuart 81 8-1
60; U. y. Brown jr, beat g. Goddard 81. 6-S
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winners At s,ous.st.r.

oLover'rrA NJ Ass lo-Tedsy's races rssslssa -
follows;
.' sss sss
S;ss.s ns !:5s. - sn.sslss
Third laos-voul and sns.haH fuyioura D,ssk
KnAht voa, Grafton second Katrina third. 5inS
Fourth Rses-si1 and s.sauarssr fsris.rs. B,n
l:2AL.
won Martha second, Lotisn third Zine i;ss1 ''"''
sixth Racs-ssvsu eishths nila Dousman won. VII
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Tennis ut Cooperstown.

CooPsasrows AuR. l0-Ths tennis tournament was
resumed this afternoon, and promptly at o'clock Miss
Campbell and douglas Campbell began the hnsl round
OF he mixed doubles against Miss johnson and Il R.
Psfkna The latter team played with stsadines'
and won In spite OF some very brilliant mnds
by Miss campbell Score: "a ca Ga The hnsi
round ct eentlemens sue es waa then begun batwsen
Dsans Miller and " K. Wright. Alter each eide had
Won wo sets darkness stopped the PLAYING 70. the dav
credit for winning the fourth set aud tying the score
a. -t
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DO They Wan. to Gust Dunus

Each day brings new Developments to light to the
probable actions Of tho various division The
League OF American Wheelmen at tho Constitutional
Convention to be hsld at Hartford next month Tho
New York state divi.ion propo.s 10 max. an ntcmnt
to shorten tho term OF ofce Ut the President
years hack to tas old TORN of twelve month. Many
view this AS All attempt 10 shorten the time OF ocs of
President n onn. Charles Luscou,b the nominee Tor
chief consul of the New York slAis division
Of the change number of pronlnen mt wh~slrn-n
that they arc anxious 10 cut President D.uns reign
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Baseball Games To-day.
NATIONAL LHaCUL

New York Va Chicago, ~ the Poo Rrounda
brooklyn ve Cincinnati At astern Park.
1O.iOn Va. Pittsburxh. At liOston.
Philadelphia ". Cleveland, At Philadelphia
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Cincinnati va boston. at Cincinnati
Columhus vs.. Athletics, At Columbus
Louisville Va Baltimore, at Louisville
81 Louis Va Washington, At ST Louis.
KAsrERs ASSOCIATION.
Providence W Syracuse at Providsncs.
New Haven 70 ALBANY. At Atw Haven
Troy Va Buffalo, at Troy.
Lebanon W Rochester, at Lebanon.
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EArned runs -Brootlyn. q Cincinnati l. First hass
Sv errors Broollyn y; Cincinnati LETT on 6Asss-
Terry, s on Rhinea !. struck Outward anrns reilly.
Three base hit Keenan,. Twohass hits-pinkney tyl
nurn. W o Brisn sacrifice hits-ti,irfn. j. q Br,Sn
aSphse, MulAne Smith kes"an. Rhnes stolen bassa
ward O. Foutz. W, O'Brten (2I ktuplow irifn No.
rhss EroSvnns II,,!issn Dosns plays Ward and
And neiily h!t by ptchsr.ward, ". O'Btsn. Terry,
CLEVELAND. :; PHILADELPHIA. 8
PHrLApRLPniA Aug lo.-CleveIand put q check 70
fhiladeipha. winning .treat TIL. AFTERNOON by better
all around play. The Phi Aislph;as will probably sRn
Tim Kesfs for the rest the season. king this new
pitcher. arrived today The score:
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La,n.d I,nasVri.t,buFsh IEoS..s h.s..cAfroIL
i Icy si!er Carroll s.cl.n hases,s,orsy Ganion.
e.se on errors Boston. s II. By pitched bs-Nssh'
IIueasr th r.ss:d b.i.1xlller WA pitehI,NicholI
-Ba!d win. shueart. and Buckley: Reilly Blertauer
and Bsckley; umpresaheQuAdo and Bsttih Time
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Basebail. Polo Grounds. To-day.
Grand League cham pionship game. Chicago va New
York Game tP. ~ Admission SOC. Tickets and 70
served ssau ct spaldiass' 2ti BroAdwAy.-IdH
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Petit Defeats Boakes at Court Tennis.

NKwroRr. Aug lo-At the Casino court. Newport. TO-
day Tom Petit tho American champion at court ten
nis beat Boakea tho champion OK Canada. three
straight sets The contest va, for subscription purse
OF Ehs. made up BY amateur lovers Of the game,
And best three In hvs .anase seis hoakes received
Petit also barring hts effective upderhAnd servi.e
Against this severe handicap the American won easily
dioplA stronger game in almost every point Inc
score Of the three sets wA1 Petit wins. - "a Sd
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The Zsler Rine Club held their hi weekly shoot At
Cypress iIil rark yesterday The following were tho
scores
Ring Target possible 2ia-B. waither csi; n
porrlsr. 227: r. Zsttler. 2a' e. q 2e,ter 2l0: =.
Lnakiister. 2lH: =. Ross Ill: \. B..S.. .u7: NJ. H.
EnReL 2E,; T. ATmbrLstrr. 25: v. Steinbzrh, pos; o.
kr.uss 2,ci; J. N.hlmetz, l0j: u. KleinGut 1875 q
Downs iS5; L. Fabrnrnis. Isi.
Man rarVse possible IN u. Dorrler. ~; y, walthek
o.; }. Ross. ~; X. Busse 81.
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CLEVELAND. :: PHILADELPHIA. s


Earns ifnns-PhiladslphiA !; Cleveland, z Two base
hits-Zmmsr: stolen bass-Ailsn. Double plays
thinner. Mexican lebeau. ana Virtue First base On
as-Bi thornton =; by 0.saSon bv viAu 4; struck
out-fy Gleason. I: BY ytAu y Passed bali -CementA
Tims-l:4a umpire-Hurst
BOSTON, o; PlfrssrRcH. S
BoaroH. AUG 10 with tho game we'll in hand to-day
Pi6urRh went tn piecss NTH and sixth innings
and virtually gave the game TO Boston Tho score,
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baseball. Easter. Fsrk, 4 r. H.. To-day.
bpeoklyp w. Cincinnati Alnissien eos Hissy o.
sal 1seeklya SeAAs dksse-AA&
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Go,ns to tho B,s C.no. Meet.

Troy. Aug !o,-Many guests arriving At Wills
borough Point Lake Cham p.air. where the American
Canoe Get will be In progress until 20 Contests
for the prizes Will begin Thursday and will continue
wssk. Already sixty canoes have arrived and thirty
tents up.
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Earned runs Cip cinnaiL 4; Athletic TO- Two ba,s
HITS Johnson AI!xey Thrss.e.ss hitsjss.ry: Car.
sSi,n stolen S.,::-sslIy "a G.nay.n AZ: !a::
struck out-By SANDERS J. Passed balls-Miiiigan. q
Wild pitchss-Crans. ]; Kelly. -. Tins-i:sa Umpire
-DAviA
snsToN "a. An 9: coLunsrS s.
CoLUxsua Aug ln-Rsston made II three straight By
piIing up four two bases bAlIe . hit or.
for By TvItchslL and q b dsciSon. The score
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The Re.ults 1t Chicago.

GsI PIG, aug 10 .ks.nt. At GsrnsId raski
ven. ~ Sys .scSnd. ortlGu:.s third. rns 1aSf
To-. :.esea b. IN mira i%. n sHd'
Third Race Nile and half furlonG Doheastsr woa.
Ormonds third Time l,t3
Elliott second. Eli shIp.nan third Time i"n
resulted 40 follows;
second Maud u third. Time iis.H
Second Race One mile Mari: ( VOC. Lew Carlisle
.. T; ihias Tn Won Carter
Fourth rass.Fve furlonss Burnstt won. Maud
Hoya S second ANNE Irwin third Time i.l.t
Laura Doxsy second. carus third. Time l:55S
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Yachting Goaain.

Tho Grand View Yacht Club of Pisrmont have elected
the following oti,cets: Commodo,e u. G. fnotnsyi
Serrerary Robert j. Weeks; Treasurer, Rudolph
schalk REGATTA Com mittse-C.R WsId. }. B. Earring
ton and J. 4. osborn.
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stolen Ia'e'1,omi:ksv Nsrdsn. Trst base on Ss ?.
pi.rhsd nsl, Boy I: Ii,ay s,IacE on, ~ s!ivstts
hsAiy. !. Tins-aiIa umpirs-ksrins
LOUISVILLE ~, wArHiAGTOS. s.
LouisvirLE Aug io.-vo days game was almost evenly
played - rerArus errors and base HIS but ioui.v~,
Aitenuance I,ll2- The score: