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Tennis Mt YOnkers,

YoSxaHs Sept 1.-THE fourth annual tournam snt Of
the yoakers Lawn Tennis CLUB was continued this
afternoon. The scerss:
Mems sinslss First Round-H. n. Baird. Jr. beay n.
q. Warning s-3, 2-s. Cd; p. c. Myers beat w. q,
Morse 90 S-oi Kstcham beat T. s oxhoim. g.,
60; X. Getty beat II. d. Ewing. o.. Sc Ct
Ladies' Singles frat Round-Niss Temple beat Nas
Eitsh y. So Miss j. sherman beat Mas Humasou,
Mems Double; First Round-Thaysr and wsrnock
ladies' Doubles, firs. KoSnd-Miss strans and Miss
Atkins beat the Misses Morse els s-l Miss Fitch and
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RACING At LATONIA,
Bic Fields and Fair sport-Freenan's Pc.
culinr Riding.

bic Fields and Fair Sport-Freeman's Pc.
cuIinr Riding.
CIscIsSArL Sept t.-Favoritss fell like tenplns At
Latonia to-day. Bum and Freeman euch rode three
winners The weather and attendance were rood ,hs
track fast and tho entries numerous that two races
had to be divided The first race selling purse at
mile, had nine starters John G. closed favorte but
the $50 chaucs Joe Walton io2 ridden by Bum won
jack who beat ,hs taHoriss four lengths for piacs
IN; ~, h:t Fl :p. Eye iu.,ons. pn;.. With
hai length after driving nnisI with the 10 70
S$t; .as. To- -. ss ss.
Y. a5t f.ss .ss Re s s l.: f ia:o III.
~ who &. .ns oa
S.o ne. ha.y psyn: Who q only
':1:T 's"$:. ssS 'ssS:'
%s;yh
!x:.' s'il @ Ssp% in he :hi&'s wy ss
wa ssn.a.r's ssof'is ss MIL,
HIS tE & h fss ~. NJ.
fs sy Fl %5:.; wi:
.d .a nana'e sad n y:
tsira sSi q 81
Jorden who va. q, TO ~ re betting making q run.
chsncs Frank Kinney, who beat the faVoriis out q
The second hnlf Of the nvs furlour twoy..ro,d sail,
Ing purse was the sixth race and the OF n.
Gle FRANK lett AK horses 10 60 to the post The
compsnon, 81 10 Hlsnn ~ Bum up and liindooEan..
sGpn S 10 each and they finished
by Length ltasnsI who vas 10 to in the DC ttimx
n: ma! half OF the mile aud ssixteenth dash with
eiaht stnrters WAS the 81 sing race md the TO IA.
days racisssty winning cleveriy by a ienrth and q
oTa iay.r.te; Sa"w1n h, h9me neck lime
refused has been of trainng Tor The
on account OF Injuries receive in beng cut down In
usntly hurt. - ~N' b'''As
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The Emerald oon Club. T.ruout.

The Emerald Gun Club OF the oldest clubs in this
city. had outing ct Dexter Park yesterday. II
is the clubs stamping ground. ana the club was well
represented As so many were present. aides were
chosen for team match to shoot for trophy and the
fourteen handsome prizes donated by of the
Gun Club rules Happy Jack Elliott va. captsin Of
Jack had all his way. his sdo winning BY eight
birds They shot dvs birds EACH aud Only the fours
and fves came In for tho eAtra prizes
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Who Can Pitch sevs...ou.d Quot,

The defeat OF John Mcfarland in PAJladeiphia On
Saturday made the b ooklyn QUOT men lock croaswise
for time but shsy seem to have recovered from their
Waterloo and they the road for future con.
tesla At Dick whites old established groun d. in
South Brooklyn the prevailing talk atosstber in
Sept. ~ between the eentemanly expert John snor.
rock. and the reliable old horse Tom Dew hurst 10
have met en- many hnratongls rink: Each has nut
tended to decide the longstanding az eson OF snpsri.
GRITTY between The two men Both mon are modest In
their ca cuiations to tho result Of and II
safe to say that there WIN not be very big srEin
In tho respective scores At tho finish
In speaking to SuS reporter YESTERDAY. Tom Dew
hurst said 81 am not QUOT pitcher In the that
should challenge every who appears the arep q
but like tho asno so we'll and think much OF my
abilities that am willing to play any man don't
care n he d a Kennedy. Mcneil McLaysn or MoPars
s%s TSas the tna 81 aao ptchsr "a am 20 fe
not henkerhg after matches, but any person who
be accomm odRted with pleasure"
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1ROTTYNG IN ENGLAND.

Harry Walker Wins tho Challenge Cup
for tho Third Tine.
LONDON. Sept. 14.-The Alexandra Pork trot-
ting races took place to-day on q wet and
heavy track. Harry Walker won the Challenge
Cup for the third time. thus becoming the
the English mile trottfng record. won two
heats and is qualified for tho final.
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Winners At Garsield Park

cHIcAeo, Sept 1.-THE following are the winner, a.
Gsrneld Park TO day.
First Race-Thrss quarters Of . mile Bill Nv. won.
oskd.ls second Cole Miller third Time, I;I7x.
second Rsce-one mile Eo!sm won Charter a .s..
ond Rock third. Time I:%5IL
Ihird Esse-fhrss quarters OF = nile Addis NO,
Tom kArl second, Pstti Rosa third Tune liisN WV
and m mile Guido won krusst Isce sec.
tiffh Rae: Hat mile EagnsrocI won, oussn In.
oeua second Freedom third Time. o 5is. Viva 800
Maud third. Time, AZ N' ''''"'u' sseona'
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RACEGoERS MUST GO IT BLIND.

Entries For To.dny's Races Withheld By
tho Jockey Club.
The Brooklyn Jockey Club officials resolved
last night to keep the entries for to- days races
secret 1t remains TO be seen whether the
great masses OF racegoers will go it blind
and go 10 the track Programmes for each
race will be handed out at the track. and it is
probable that spectators will not know tho
entries for the second race until after the first
race is over.
The pool room men cannot beat this latest
move unless they can find LEAK in the Office
Of the Brooklyn JOCKEY Club or IN tho office Of
the printer
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A New Feature In Contra, Park Tennis.

Tho tennis players at Central Park have already had
many tournaments this season. Besides the many
club afairs Of the different private organizations
which the Park courts there have been many open
events In tho spring theirs were cham pioushp tour
namsnta for both gentlem ms slnges douD and
handicap gsntsmen,s nsles and ladies' singes while
during tbs iatter half Of the the m
ponship events held. well the fall
Rentlemen's singles tournament for mixed doubles
ID now In proEresa
despite thus .iready long list Of annual or rather
which Will probably prove Of the most actrartve
of the season. PArmy Paret gotten up an invi.
taton tourney modelled after the annual offcial nx.
turs At tho Nahsnt porting Club in which play was
invited to compete and each of them viii meet each
OF tho others the results OF tho viii probably
The Ss:! three on! Of I'VE ;.ta and n. player scoring
which has been donatsdby Mr.. Parst In ALL ten play.
srs hays team invited this year aud all have Acoepsd
pl., e., Is: ID. + ToSn.snd. Albert Ripley Ed.
y. Haight Piaydon Stevens ., NJ. Bostwick Dr. j. III
Bryan. aud j. PArmly Parst -
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Mr.. Hears. Ch.ns.a HI. Mad.

Mr. Hearst did not take his nsss little vamooss to
Washington Yesterday ~ he expected To- He started
her out IN the moranK but changed his MIND before he
GOT outside the lever bay. 60 hs turned round and
took spin the asst River instead and returned
.sSS; yasht basin early IN th. .,,srnoon the Nor
hay ny hosbsr her dssgnsr. went % session ysstsr
aay Sut WI return TO day aud the tiny spssler will
soon 10 rssdy for brush with the vAmDoss IL n lik O.
~ that the Two boats viii meet within week.
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THE RECORD.



PITTSBURGH. 4: NEW YORK. 2.
rhysically. Miller is the toughest man play
Ing baseball. No Is hard as nails or lignum
Sita. and no amount OF hard knocks can dis
courage him. In the fourth inning yesterday
straight. swift ball. delivered BY Rusle.
struck Miller on tho back OF the neck. Tho
spectators expected to 500 him drop to earth.
Instead no raced down to first ns though o
swift-pitched ball striking him OH the neck did
him moro good than any elixir OF lie ever In
vented Rusis might IS VOL have pitched
against hickory tree. Again. In the sixth In
ming. he was spiked In the foot while
quitting Rusis out at the plate. Rusie's
spikes had out the shoestrinC OF Millor's shoe
and also punctured his foot. He said he didn't
rare anything about his foot hut no strongly
objected to having his shoestrine cut. AS soon
~ hs got now shosstring ho was up behiud
tho bat as gay US ever. Miller not only plays
tall with his hands. arms. fset. legs and head.
but ais, with his voice. Tho latter grows In
volume every season. and Tucker. Burns. and
other baseball shouters talk in melodious I'M
roar emitted by ihe midget.
Miller was at MS pest Yesterday and his
thsir press &C. His rum ing mate Was that
ylrilo youngster; james Calvin. VINO did his
Mt ,Se ri sse and
about In their trail craft. He Is still one OF tho
foremost box men OF the country. and seems to
improve with are and fotundity. Calvin and
Miller make a. combination hard to beat but
when In addition there Is found in opposition
MsGunnigl. and half dozen extra players in
IS they DO war dance around III. players
had : hard task on their hands yesterday, -,
The play throughout was exciting. After
five Innings OF ciphers liusie opened me sixth
by sending that dangerous sticker. Calvin. to
tlrst on balls. and on Bisrbaner'-, single. the
old man rolled around to third like u duck
making for q pond. Shugnrt struck out, but
Miller hit pop lily to left that droGEed be-
Hecklsy's single sent BierbaSsr homo. and
In the seventh the New Works got on even
terms through tho medium OF singles by
vRourke and Rich ardson. Glasscocks sacri-
foe and Rustes single.
Ti.rnap elevated himself Into prominent
ban. AMI nut the New ,Yorks in the lead BY one
run. HIS hit tho ball over on the right field
hleachery on the fair side Of the liue and
troited home whilo tho Pittsburgh aelders
,This was quite, encouragine. but the whole
when Shagart opened With single. and scored
via nitch. and Miller scored the winning run run.
The New Yorks were easily suuelched In the
ninth. Tho score:
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CINCINNATI. IL; BROOKLYN. 6.

The Brooklyn Club took another gentle slide
~ sb a. as
men viii not overtake tho Smoky City team
again. Caruthers worked his curves to adj
for sn tn;
Afterth nth inning the merry hum Of the
base hit wiz an occasional two Dagger. three:
:oss sd ssa
stick work. the Gncinnatis played an errorisss
Kame. The fielding Of Short Stops Ely aud
II. the fourth Inning Foutz hit oyer .Keenan's
head. and. taking advantage Of Halltgan's
Glow fielding. he, reached second, ,Burnss fly
SsSpS u saH % a H Sus S
second base too long. and when he did start
wiId Pitch that nt9 e.. aiAmSnd on
Pinfnsss bounder to smith. 4 passed bali
s!loEsd Burns to cross 49, he plate and Grifan's
McPhee opened the sixth Inning with hit to
centre. and Latham dropped the bail in safe
On .s. s oh sSsia
ter scored when cllidAy singled. A sacrifice
and KsSp en- Ken aif brought H9llday across the
netting the old Brooklyn favorite . b me run.
The hitting did not stop here. for HARRINGTON
o sn then e.
.driffn hit to centre, field "a tho seventh In.
9s 1n s,opessd Sy om. qs
Grimm only got 70 third haze; O'Brlen's out. at
i!rst brought In Grimm. Mqllane's single: Nc
Pns.h anS ss y MEsn
sisht6 inning. III. BrooElyns made two runs ms
IN their hall OF the inning on bass on balls
RcOro:
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Bloom,nsanle Wins at Cricket.

metropolitan paysrn captsinsd BY ". Jsbb. played
game on rather Iumpy wicket at New Rochelle yes
terday and defeated the local club by is runs This
BoomnRdaes owe their victory to the fine batting q
Roberts and Chadwick IN the second inning The score
was; bloomingdas ~ and 81; New Rochelle % AID al
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The following interesting notice was sent to tbh
ohnos by the Manhattan Athletic Club last night:
PsndiIr The 6eci,Ion Of The ousstton Of :uprsm.sy
and Hsrrsschoh. there 10 every probability Of their
Harlem River next Saturday ip connection with the
Manhattan Athletic Clubs Carnival Of Amateur
0poEta"
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On Gloucester. Fractional co.rse.

GIovezsrrR. Sept I4-Todays events resulted a
follows;
Frs. Rscs-ssvsnsishths OF a mile. Twilight colt
won. Edward y. second. Ned thru Time ! ;a2Is
Second Rscs-four and half furions. y,brsts nl,v
vSn trsns .. second ksIsurno third. Time n,os
sir Re. second Appomattox third Time ss2S. "0'
foutth hacs-si1 and quarter furIonga fsu,tIpa
l;Ilk -N-~ '"'"' Aiins'
,.enpa ks sss9a ,s,l mile Lonely won. Punser Jr
sisth kAes-four and . half turiongs Foshill won.
Silence second. Lomhx third. Time U;57iI "'"'
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To swim the Eas,l.h Chau.e,.

Losnos. Sept i4-Dalton who ciaims to 10 an Ameri.
can champion swimmer two expert EnEiishmsp,
Caps Grsnen near Bonogne MeE france In An ~.
tempt 10 swim across the English Channel TO Dover
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for the Phiiads,ph,as to-day and. besides he had .
brok Gu. up team lie hind him The soors

Earned runs-Phiadsirhia. A. Cleveland. 2 Two
base hit.-Mayer. Mexican; Three bass hit.Clomsnts
.ms sn.srop Double MEXICAN and VIZ.
Myers ca Brown, Mexican. Sacrifice hits-Alen.
Maver. RiinH Davis Virtue. himmsr, DAILY struck ou
-Bnrkett Day en- Passed ball-Zimrner. Time-l:4a
uirA--Emalie
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Sl1oinnAH ''''.s.'''''"..'...o " VII
brosklyn.......,..., .....r. u o.
y :sts. Cine InasIs LII, c6iac inss. 3;
Nuilsns l. struck cut -naliSan. Hsllldsy, Bnrn,
Yinkn.y;. Homs run Smith IhIss bias. hils-hali
Eou,s tsl s.eiino ni!s-Isrn.. iioiidiy N.Iiyi Eiy
day Reilly Double EIsy:.Aophsss, Smith: and Rec
j; Gsruthsrs. T. Pssssd 6sl-HaRiitoa. Umpire-
Lynch. Tims-i;47. Attendance 7ie.
CHICAGO 7: hosIoS,l.
Bo,rox Sept iIThe nrs Of the decisive battles for
the League Championship WAS fought to day, and the
Be.nsstsrs were leutsd win great slaughter.
and ran bases Ike champion Splinter The Bostons'
1efsat was due solely 60 errors Tho score;
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L,.u. Yacht. to Race or the battery.


There will be interesting and lively sailing contest
triangular on the Battery at o'clock next
Sunday afternoon there is any sort of weather Tho
contest will BIO between nine sk from ~ to 10 feet
long aud the course will 10 in all about sig miles
For "a long time past there has been considerable
rivalry among the New YORK. New jersey. and Brook
n sk6 owners to The relative merits of their boats
and a. to which is entitled to the cham pUnship
10 decide the matter the foowink boats havs entered
to sail Sundt for the pennant which
is a handsome SILK flag offered by Mr. Richard GAulsy.
and also for money pr.zcA This skinA their
ownsrs and the men who viii sail them
srook,,n william suEnsn ownsr, sailed by John Far;
s.nss: Dot Of foss Hamilton George L. Page owner.
Smsdiey owner sailed by john McMsnn; Good EHouth
OF Bay Ridge William Benson. owner. sailed by A.
Plant, BY. by OF Red Hook Robert DuIau owner and
saier: Jessie l. of Jersey City, Harry Lswssn owner
ani sailer; Susie OF Jersey City, Mr. bradley owner
and sailer,
Tho start will be flying ono made Jus. of the Bat.
s ,.ry wall From there tho course viii DO 70 a
ernor's Island. to tho starring point The course
Will be gone over twice. William Harding of the Pore
Gazette VIII act As starter with William Masters aud VIII
liam Rsed as judges All Of the boats entered have
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D.hIsn, scLliver. hustsr s.elsn basssTkysp: Long,
Ht.s base on errors-Chicssp~ 81; Fosten, !, hit by
piichsd si-Srhrivsr. Struck outBy Hutchinson, Il
Tmpirxs-Ganpsy and Hurst Tims-iss. Attend
sAcs-Hl22.
pBuxpsLrHIA Is; cLIvEiAsp,A
PHiLApxlruiA. Sept iA-'Beattn MAS an EASY mark
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=
Washington. o o = o D y U D.
Famed rupa-C oumbus .; Warrington. l. Two.hase
htsI,Mhs,Ioss ,Lehape eraoks Dowd. Tire sba.a
ion = Home run-Dunee. tir.t base On baIIs-Ry
knell =: by Cassisn.' HIT by pitcher Mccauley.
KneL 81 by CAssian = Passed balls-sutclirs, 2 Wild
ptch-Kuell Time-l5 Umpro-Easton.
BOSTON. Z; LOUISVILLE,
LOUISVILLE, Sept. lI--s oston won today's sams in
the first inning on two anEl.a - triple two bases GU
ballA and error Attendance. lisa Tie score:
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Baseball. Polo Grounds. To-Day.

Grand League championship game. Pittsburgh w.
New York. Game s:sa r. N. Admission zoe. Tickets
and reserved seats .: spAldingA 2ti Broadwsy.-Adr
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A Schaefer.SIosson Match n October.

"An that Is now necessary to bring about billiard
match In the city in October" sad George sosson yes
tsrday. "is for Schasfor to nane representative
authorized make tho preliminary Arrangements and
10 my $3.50 deposit in rHH suS office We need
match this fall TO stir up billiards. and the affair bs
arranged In jiify IL schAefer wact promptly There
IL big money III tho undertaking believe, aud think
that schaefer will see this, and not delay"
Tho match will be iuenticAily the same a. II the
championship emblem were being battled Tor. and Il
will take the place OF the latter match. unless the prin
cpas should hnaly decide TO play Tor the emblem The
VIII be 200 points up. at i+insh bak limo The stars
10 fact that gives an added interest to the coming
contest
URCiGo Sept l4.-Nothing stands in tho WAY Of .
match between Schaser aud S<osson as the former 10
In compliant mood a. ever he wah and throws no
onsi aciss In the way When he saw Slossons uDson.
AMI n requeAt TO name representative III New York.
he Expressed gratihcaton and indicated Dick Roche
~ tue to arrange tho prelitnnariea for him II
Mr. Roche cannot ACT he can appoint any good man 10
take his place. His REPRESENTATIVE in New York
70 also empowered TO cover Slossons deposit OF
money tho hands Of TN sus's Chicago correspond
en, to be forwarded to Tns. SuN At once.
SchAsfer expresses a wish TO have tho match take
place Oct ~ as possible and hoped steps would
be taken at once to secure suitable hail. lie will not
oblsc to having the match Ocour ree or four days be-
fore Oct ~ or II hall cannot be secured will allow
ten days after tho date mentioned.
having the privilege OF naming any sum over that
amount and the winner Is 10 tako all including the
receipts at tho door schAefer to receive $3.50 for
psnses IL he loses
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Earned runs-Lou:sviile ]: Boston. 2 Home run
Brown. Tnree.Dnss hi,-Dnny Two base shits-Cline.
BASE p on balls. I.aaofs 81 t.irsll K.atoTd. TaySr
out haddock. strck-r. .Ralford. Farrell, Shinnick
JenningA Double piays-farreil stricken. and Brouth
-l5n
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Eastern Association.
Baseball Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York VI. Pittsburgh At the Polo erounds
Brooklyn Va Cincinnati At Eastern Park
Boston Va CHICAGO, At Boston.
Philadelphia va Cleveland. ~ Philadelphia
AMEEfcAJ ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee VI Athletics at Milwaukee,
Et. Louis Va Baltimore. at ST. Louis
Columbus vs.. Warrington. 1t Columbus.
LOUISVILLE W. Boston. a. Louisville
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10 wrEr EveIAxDs cRAcxa
rhow,,cr "Fsurt" Johnson Heskne 'os
Rv0mvaSue HeuerA.

SWIMMING houSs
". @. CBurt") johnson OF the Msnnsu.I
a,hls,lo Club, amateur champion lOo-saru
swimmer OF tho United States aud canaa az |.
ssilei for Europe several days ago on sne
IN e, In An liner tho City OF New York. HIS main
ob,ec. in going abroad is to compote IN ta'
1oO-yard swimming champion ship OF Ens."nu,
to be held at the st. George Baths. London on
Oct 10. He also intends connecting Ia ~
short.distance races during his STAY tner0'
Tia will DO como about two months.
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Baseball. Eastera rark. Z II. NJ. To-day,
Brooklyn va Cincinnati. Admission 81 cents Kings
County express train leaves Bridge 81 33L -Aau
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81 Louis Sent iAIThe Browns won In AWAKE to day

Earned rnns-st Louis =: Baltimore. !. Two base
mts-Com.key Royis Meme runs; MCCARTHY. Lyon.
lJoubis piayS-fuiier Mccarthy and Uomiskey tg Ii
bert Walsh and Wsrdsn, First bnse on ball, Iett
sttnck out-By Rsttxer d; BY Hesly. I Wild pitch
Rettxer. Tims-2:l5. umprs-Lauxhl!n.
COLUMBIA 10; WASHINGTON ..
CotuMncs Sept l1-Coumbus defeated washington
to.day with out nj effort Attendance, sc0ro
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The Ame ricAn Association.
Tho games played In the American Assocla-
tion yesterday resulted as follows:
u. L q Ill 4

Columbus. 10; Washington.
Boston, z; Louisville, ..
At Mi!wsuKee-Enin
THE RECORD.
cub. Non Lnst Per C,.l C7ubs Won. Los. Per Ct
s. 'hi oa,. = sN SIiwsSS:. g sss
Baltimore. CO 30 S5qI Louisvllis. Al IS .3t3
Athietic....85 o. .o31l washington ~ - "a.
ST. Lorts z; BALTIMORE, 4.
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PITTSBURGH,
NEW YoRE.

Earned runs-Sew York 9; Pittsburgh .; First base
Nv Tosl. s. risssoursh Fi.. base on o. s.ii."sy
ltusis 3 Struck out-By Rusie, 8: by Galvin . Home
rup-fsrnAn Three. base hits-TierDAn. Giasscoek.
n,l,e: . B:ek'sy sAcIilee h;ssIBa'..tt osa.soei,
sou .Ceunor. ana Buckley; Connor and Richardson.
MS by pitched ban@Miiie. Wild piteh-Rusie Um-
Nina
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m opsnp p dash a. flye iurlon s was won
most r.stI.ss ia.hion BY, sinms. IL touod
nd nS HAD jones. N sho rode
ihs y s sTt;F Sava claim io1 r.
sitsSmp were taught that they must rsspsO, ihs
benohus over r.: enes at kiudsn Park
wS s a. i've. bs so1
FldsT% Alter The race - question g yestsrdas
Erred T x;b Eh rode had
JACK HeAplIiio act on him. lsral was ilnsi cd
SEQ, but the penalty was subsequently remit
stone, Intending the Nessrs. pahlman. who own
td isb iast sns1tsI were Anything but pleased
Tho pui bernsn took him Sacf Wb hs hs
to1k hH eaSs x oSss dssh In
India Rubber was the choice OF the lent for
t ths al, dash n a mile for three; oIds but
nowaJaya"Snd Be!svHs. ridden By Bill, DON Don.
e S.n ,n Top with the favors second and Ter
The irst division Of t,e two. yesr.old selling
If'T: s Hsrdnx .t rsn sh4d 9' but VIII 81
meyer get through, The second division was .
TsSs Tor .!.Ilo.' Kirscil was second ana Tie
Billet Doux colt, brother to Inferno. third
Enid. ridden by Fred Llttls1eld, fell soon after
fered Injury.
BradIsys yirgie won the selling, race at a
Celia, Ballyhoo. and Hoodl'im.'
From presrnt Indications Mayor Grants
SS9lors will Be seen on the turf next year. His
the clever young trainer who left the service
Of BIZ Daly. ,sops time since, Dolph signed
Separturs Of New. Yors's chief mag strate for Tor
Saratoga. The Mayor was always fond OF q
trotter, but OF late years his affection for the