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Baseball Games To-day.

SArtoSAL LEAGUE.
New York rs. Pittsburgh ~ the Polo grounds.
Pruoklyn vs. Cleveland at Eastern Park.
Boston Va hicaEo. at HostOn,
Philadelphia ". Cincinnati. at Philadelphia
AAERICA. ASSOCIATION
Colnmhus vs. Warrington al Columbus
It Lolis vs.. AthsticA AT st I0nis.
Lou,sviis W. roston, Mt Louisville
Cincinnati Va Baltimore. At Cincinnati
EASTERN ASSOCIATION.
Providence va. New Haven, at Providence
syracuse Va Runalo. At syracuse
Albany W. Rochester. at Albany.
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The New York CaaOe Club Accept tho
thmi'enGe or tho RrockviII- Club.
The Foard OF Trustees Of tho New York Canoe Club
hsih meeting IN this city on Tuesday afternoon 10
trkr art,on relative 10 an International canoe race
lhe club Sa, IN receipt OF formal raall.ug- from
ihr irCcki lie E"atirg 'nh of "rockvilis Ganaa for
u fr tL'ir In srnat' nj Challenge Cup The boar d
rustic at ih.r III ing on u ss,iAy. concluded TO
49, uin iic cha lengs "a "rcison r-a led as 10
wua date the win re hr but it 10 lik civ Ia occur
cary ~ september ihe selection OF = course is yet
uir!sri,ri
TIE Srw York Cana. Ciu. after Accepiin the chsi.
lrpg' pie "i "ntii" matter In the hands OF th.Ir
Ee Irta Onnittsi Tho Rockville Club have seIect-d
Mr.. t"Ta j'nr. IS their Representative. and Until his
aTrirA here hotiiny will he done IN the natter,
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NEW YORK. 8; CLEVELAND, I.


There was a hea,od Argument ut the close OF
Yesterdays game ut The Polo GROUNDS, a
number Of excited young men IN dask. alue
two ' meek .iooEine msn OIL tie Held. lnlkine
loudly and go;aticuin;ing W Idly Us they walked
ing mon. who wero tn. umplfes. waved their
hnnds In q mild. drpreTTntinG %ay. mnn us T.,
s sn' 1s TO d Wien the
the min th inning the score stood 10 0 N lavor
Of New York. John Living had Weakened In the
al the bat il the ninth. aad got 20 mrs, balls.
DAVIS hit a clean s.nI" 70 lett. ard johnson
McHean scoring ana Davis ,nEiuG third:
Teheau hit to Conner. who was pinyinG Vol on
rst n. bs,t bse lit and Davis scored
Virtues sacrifice put johnson on third anu
Iebeau on secoud. and right at this point is
The Cloyeianis needed but one run to tie:
there was but one man out. AID men on thlr ,9!
tieRlish i"F John Ewing and his supporters.
McAleer was next at oa'. he drSy Ga groun under
70 ns WA 70 IN
son was teu ieot rom tho plate. and thS Cleye-
chsse t iter : Iu MoanwGe Toteau had run
from second 10 third; and WINS on ! he tass when
as they stood on tho tng. lns.sntly q great
huhbnb arose during which Tebenn slipped
20 s bn, .cs seors s' the tying rum but tmpres
Powers and Nattin after putting their heads
together decided TIM. both johnson and Ts-
beau wero ou'. wheTeunon the Cleveland Az
arscation made como ined Kick that could be
heard many stations distant. 1t was Of no
avail. and the New Works loft the field victor
Umriros Battin and Powers were both foggy
cn on 1s p sIo resson for doeaTnr Soth
mon ont This rule bearing en- the play Is
number A.. as follows:
s ss NH, ana ha aa ins us n *. next s
| aR. n de- tec
atuccc~dln. base runner.
foot note to tho rule says:
an ese.psG ns ast, Part on 1s 5
:.ses sasos nj ana tTi bases and a. a,ssnp:
,n,ri atsmns to ~. home ana y, Iunn.,
s ;sue TIA. .' 'A'.s ans
o. es. " " in h; s. "ss: run ao
.ryin: t" steel home iinds ga: no e.anot DO
base a.. 10 !. snli.a to tina: VIZ sasn.s rom
ts'ri Sas -. Is s "n. anu 'A "''' "''S ~
ACCORDING: 20 that rule Tcheau had no right
on htrd and The game should have proceeded.
Ihrrr is No Question that buckley touched
shouln hav" been 10 difficulty in giving a cor.
The statements Of tie PLAYERS are very con-
While thov w"r" on the bag; and Tshenu as
rerts that ne was not touched at all Tho UNI
The Now orKs took a decided load in tho
early art OF tho game Glass ok was una able
to play. and BUCK Ewing took second base
The vaur Of lis rGesenre and s,ick work was
men on base. lie drove Iheni ali homo with \
,rr,ihc Ibtee-hnso hit to right, and scored
HIM az on Gncklcys single; In tho sixth
Ii:ourto- sirglo. lonnor'- double AMI base
hits ~ y. i.ainE and buckley gave three moro
ICns. In this inning Buck r.wirg stvle both
second and third bases.
The Clrve.ahds Lad q hard timo with Johu
Living until tho last three or four innings.
when he weakened. and proved soft mark
Ter them. But Tor the REGULAR decision In the
ninth they would probably have tied the score.
The wea, her WAS vary threatening. Attend.
an O. l.2l7. The scoIe:
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Lou,.v,l,e Seem. to h. All R,<h. Now.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 4-The Louisville Club will remain
iniact That was definitely settled upon ut . meeting
tonight Although the committee was to raise but
$3.50 through the encouraging talk o: Zach Phelps
who was elected temporary Chairman, some Fl. 200
worth OF stock was subscribed for.
The directors y hold Meeting and elrc ted
Dr.. r. u. stucky and George Ruckstnhl of the Frank
Fehr Brewing Company rreSident and Vice rekidsnt
Tom RA,mAn was reciectet secretary and Treasurer
Zach Phelps stated thAt he hal been della
association at tho meeting and that he knew
II tho unauimou desire of he that the
Louisville CLUB should rrman
The directors decided TO demand the bAck list OF
Raymond and EIret
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Twobass hit Clements. Stolen bases-iamilton "a,
Deiehanty. Double piays-sh.udlc. Myera and hrown;
Brown N,id Myers Myers Allen, and Brown: P!enor
alone t,r.t base on balls 1,lan.on Thowpson Pee,
pitched hnii Clemen Myers Carroll: struck ont
neiehantr en- Allen. Espsr. Burns Wilmot. Cooney.
IA,sed bAli-kittrilge. Tme-l $50. Cmp.re-Lynch.
sosToS. 4; cISciHsAri, l..
no'ros Aug h-Roston won tho last game in the
present series with Cincinnati by outba.tine aud ont
fielding them Sta,ey amt Eaihaurno rss ritted
assnst ehoh other and the support which the
Ceveu enough TO disgust any pttcner, Willie that
given TO StAley was excellent. TIE score:
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Pitcher Van Znnt Exonernted.

Pitcher Van 2ant And the Amateur League have set
tied their sauuboie. Al meeting hold Mt s, broadway
on Tuesday evening Van Iant showed afiidavits
signed by tho Secretary and Treasurer Of the Hacksn
sack outing club III which tho latter claims that
the players that In tho gam. against tho
tnglewood feld Club on July ~ WAS paid President
Miller ten Withdrew his complaint and Van Zant may
again resume Ills playing
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The Winners At GARFIELD Park.

CHICAGO. Aug 5.--The following vere the winners At
Carneld Park TO day:
First Rsce--ssven, eghths Of = mila. Eeva c. wen.
Arm.tri second. Mod'erka third. Tina l:rA
second Rars- Ono m,,e MeGinty won Too Sweet
Third knce-ThresnUartsra 81 mite. Julius Sax
won urc second. Zig Casino third lime ia. tkrine
finished hrst nv two erg'ls, but was disQua!ihd for
fonl'ns III iuE Sax
Fourth Rxc.-Uns mile AMI seventy ynrd Ernes,
Rae. Won Tom ioRers SECOND. Acclaim third. Timu
l,ti
F,rh Rure -Sin- sixtccnts or n mile. umattlla won
Angc roe second Santic tl.ir., Time. 5'ts. .
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Tn. Winners ut Gloucester.

follows:
FRAT Rscs- Six and \ half furonaa Rustic won,
LAnnes second, Defendant third. Time, :"UL
Second Racc-iiyc sixr tbs OF n mite Jer.ey won
si,trr Vne kcr0I.l, idn est geding hrd Time .rII
THIRD Hacs-four and u hair furionga simon Pure
won Grafton Second Katrina third Tina .: ~
Thad Rowe second Hhas.sprarr third rim- i;ln,S
Fifth Nhc--Ons mite Rni an eighth rank Wnrd
won. .'ortire! second Losen.rry ,high, lime, Oh.
sixth race -Four mud q hnif fnronR. v.vay won
1hOrns second. Count No IN third. lime 0;jSl,
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A. G., n Left on bases-s,atsn Island c. Z; Crescsnt
4. c. Flrst base on balisa0n 0'NsL stsuef out
iIotenfis. Gsdmus Johnson HSms , .unNNsr ,ss
Krauss sacrines hita-Gsdmus wilkins !st Stolen
ba..s-Rtauss FINLEY Rooney WilSSr nonsle gnys
a. Flynn, Rrurh. aud hotehkha ntpy Pirnet-nonhey
wild pitch-o'SsiL Cmpire-sulliyan. 1ime-i5i.
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Trying to A,r|Rge a. Between Nc.
Csr'ty AND Burns.

RosroS Aug, "a Providence sport |. trying to ar
range FIGHT between Bobby Burns and Gal Mccarthy.
III hoped the prein!nwri-s can he liked before tho
pending ne nations be,v e.n Tommy warren and Nc
iRrhy are conrlu,ed The parties Interested sAY they
ready 10 bAug Burns far within reason.
Tier propo:i "n t. tr'nivround c"ntsst With gloves
TO be left fer the conc uding conferences
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JEROME PARKS GOOD PROGRAMME
Kingston. Firenxe, and Racciand May Nee,
In the Freehold.

Kingston. Firenze, and Hacciand May Meet
In the Freehold.
Tho probability OF meeting between
Firenze. Kingston and Eacslund In the Free
hold Stakes at Jerome Park this afternoon will
undoubtedly attract large crowd 10 the
pretty course. The Queen showed yesterday
that she is in possession OF her speed. and
while perhaps not w to a real hard race at a
milo md half. she will be able to render .
good account OF herself.
Mr.. Dwyer may elect TO start lakeland alone
or he may run both Kingston and Raceland.
Tho brown horso has tho worst OF the weights.
and old bonos may he relied upon TO defend
the blue with red braces. English Lady Is
named ms starter. Tut 1t 10 doubtful whether
she goes to the post. AS fast a. o flash for
mile sho will DO out OF her element ut q mile
and half with such thorou9hbreds as she
meets to-day. Firenge should win. but she will
have a race for the honors She has won the
Freehold several timcs 8. and to- day she has such
an advantage in tho weights that she cannot
Tho CnmSsn Stakes will Introduce several
new comers to tho public, pickpncket, Fair.
nosa ana the f.s p
CAPT. sam Brown. and hs Is any thins ike his
nsar reaiye Iampsh'eI hf w take some
h orsyinSS: Tho n Rslpis colt has psriorned
s snsss ia pueSS s.ks
sGss sssSyl; Tr9SsI,n AeHds op1 nlss
colt ,wasn't iaiS, hearted he. could win: but
Shelbnrk beat him in the He'd Bank stakes
aga in t".dsy., The he rae. should lay between
shollbark kaluln colt. and tprosr colt, unless
Nay Win Win should land the Trenton Stakes
H.. ra!i.ade stakes ysntYrer should be sec sec,
backnr. AZ shouting their loudest.
Banquet and Heck on. and the rsld!nc will havs
to stir himself to beat hs Morris iiliy. who ia at
hff With hs last
may 60 to The Cokena flly. with Canvass sec
In case OF a walk. over in the Freehold Stakes,
the last race will be divided.
This is the programme in detail:
Il ra . s.s c W e rnt
second and sioi TO third one mile AMI = furlong
R:Ssgs ,5 E E%s .i' 1oS.,u %
ssons with Sam ..s s's az s for S
AMI xloo 10 third, threepuArters OF n mile.
shsl,bar. 2nn ,,.
t"'.@
Of TaTa WIN % sake :. for
tie to Ss sold :"e'i"n z for
Say %.n los lbs rs,ns; Charming
rocco. lu3
e Stake. Ct so" m snsh Nh
hiatt
k k"s.,Hn :i2s t m.!i.S Lady d3
frth nace-swtcpstatcs for three year.ods and mp
ward y U each vi h SlOt. added OF which 800 10
second and sion 10 third: three quarters OF n n'is
soho m lola 1O3
Torrhight It's sAliebIry -....... .lUl
10 ;ustOrt luG Daisy Wuodru1..... iul
sixth Race--Sweepstakes OF SO each for maiden
two ohiA with 81 90 added. OF which S2uO
Und and SNN to third: i've fur0nR.
Moderator colt -......lls schuvlki..... ......lla
! avish ........... il3 Faux Pas cot.
Shenandoah. .... l3 Esinore colt
krsch .....l i3 Caterer ...........l,3
Canvass Oierh.. ................llU
Acade oS-na hly .........llU
Quar- ll3 tenie.
Alum colt .ll3 PccA.ilt llu
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FISHING Garkic.
MASTERS fEAA WORMS.

fnuh wnrlnA loo. doz. mite or blood worm. 2jc.
do< Ivo Dosons for fresh wAer OAsA $40 dH shed,
der crabs At IOMst market :ricss
SEND STAMP FOW GO.PAGE, CUT.
PRICE, ILLUSTRATED cATALOGCE
OF FINE FBsHISG TACKLE.
Ny low prices for nns goods astenish everybody
J.F NARsrERa
o Court 81 NEAR Clay HAUL, Breoklyn Z.
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Following Ia list of winning Jockeys. 20;
gelhor VIII he nlInber OF their successful

TrottinS aud P,cinE On thc SIop-
SIS Fx.>osro hug 4 rhs Hrse ere A,soca 90
races vsrs well aueHh,d toia In the arsI race '''
two o.ds trosinE, star. isnt won In :wo slss
hca'A savnA srcond, bs tine, lIJt In me ter"ns
race. 2:2l class paeiug, Sloyo Dr Swift Won A'-~s
sec0Ddi Uss: time. AIM
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A Trotter Dies on tho Track.

WORCESTER Mash Aug. s-KinR William. . chestnut
sslding owned by ". Bags Of sprinKnsid, dropped
dead the track at the Agricultural grounds At the
close Of the trss heat IN the 1891 class day He had
sold a. the tAvoylts
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haze hi.-S.sh Three has. hl!-u.ns., sasr,nce h,.
base oH balsBy stacy .: by hadbOur"e.2 First base
on trrors-hos l; Cincinnati. l. Passed ball,
keenan, struck out-By STACY. 3; BY Radhourn. Il
double rlay-McPhee and Reilly. Umpire -Mc luads.
Time-l:A. Attendance-:.S3a
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Baseball. Polo Grounds. To-Dsy.
Grand League Championship Game Pittsburgh Va
New York. Dame ar. n. Admission. SO eents Tickets
and reserved seats ut spaldngs', 2<l Broadwsy-Adu
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Baseball. Casters Park, Z r. n. To-day.
Brooklyn Va Cleveland. Admission, so ssntA Kings
County and Brooklyn l. roads direct Ladies' day;
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Earn.d rnnsTLepisviIe T Bosf"n Ihrssbsss
bs.esIBrown. strlcEer tI. IKa1tord. Donovan First
T..,sd c.hi s,rgst q%S na
Wolf and CahL Cmprs-ksrins Tims-2.uo.
ATHLETIC I; ST. LOWS s.
sr LOUIS Aug. 5-Ths Philadelphia downsd the
Browns In exciting sieys inning CONTEST this
Aftsr,ooU. Attendance, $50. The tcore.
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Winning Owners and Jockeys Mt Brighton
Beach.

Secretary Sass 81 the Brighton Beach Racing
Association furnishes the following tables OF
winning owners and Jockeys q. Brighton dur.
iEg the thirty day meeting which was con.
cluded ths,u yesterday. 1t WIS q close race
between Mossis. Dwyer and DAILY Tor first
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5u Living GS S 7san. 30. Co."
totals. ...... sisa7io ro,.'. : II II 10 /
s s.~ s.ni ::::::: 30 SStiSS -
S'.t LII. N n; S.! s:.
NY s"tt 20 y, lvsaps ;,, sr.t 1,;s on S..,Isy
= $ :'%:t . 'f: :!
hss.1a.S" ssars :" Ss"oi h.:..ss ' rlas
Is zmmsp Tnpire,ro1ep. ID Ss,,, ~ ri I'M E*ns
PITTSBURGH, 7; BROOKLYN. G.
Unjust have been CALLING 10 President Byrns
yesterday to witness the defeat OF hIs tenn
M s ,L Ls Mac TW Wss
caught between SECOND and third Eases. j.
nErien threw t. ;, ,htri bH.e. hut no one was
men. iui i., .ysrran lhird base and Tas p%t
ss,SIhsrs nIte"ei Effectively, bu. the erra,lo
c,an ont. Hal Caruthers covsrsd third base,
n9weyer whfh wa hurn MS play. Is doubtful
wee 20 result IL the AZ. innias a. i,oss
,S.ou n%, but rank case OF rattlss spoilsd
T1n . Il, n sssyi,l in1i1T Mli,T, rnnfh, ihS
MAJ H bbsro' r. o ena % hs e an
e. Iont@ advanced Miller to Third, Bierhauers
lhEh ~ 20. away T. ON Duth tnutX anu Burns,
ANA Miller came p,Hncng across tho plat~. Al
though Shugalt threw low to first base In the
third inning: kinslow would have made his
base by heating out the hail. CRruthsrs seht
line drive TO left. Ward than sacrificed hut
Fou,z could only elevate H. fly to Blsrbauer.
Ifnkney hit to lisiliy u bounder which tie Is.-
ter pieksI! IN 10 . fancy way. blu. he threw wild
error kinslow easily enchod tho home plate.
"A comoinalinn Of errors placed he Smoky
City team IN the lead ia the nth inning. Carr
roll famed ho air lhr's times and sat down.
=. O'Erien stopnt d l,eilly's iast houndsr after
nard run. but no threw somewhat Wild to itrrI.
FuuiZ ought a. have retired tho bstisf, but he
dropped tho ball. III, latter GOT around %
third. when Hanlon singled. and scored Ivy
Pinkney fumhling Shugart's. ground hit.
In the sixth inning hrooklyn went to tie
front. A single 10 centre Held sent Pinkney to
fret base Nelly allowed Burns's erounder t.
go through a. legs, ~ plnknsy resehsd soc,
bases were row tull. a terrific drive # IN
Griffin i bat hit Bierbhuer in the leg the hall
bouncing out to C. mira Held. Hhnlon could
not recover the bah n me. consenu+' tlv
l'inkney and turns scored In tho seventh
innin: Shu art mu',ed Wards ny. Tho ter
reached second on Fonts hi ~ Feckley A
wind n.tch a'iyhnrrl ard to third, and Bur SIS
sRcIiice brought him home.
The eighth inning was the fatal one for
Brooklyr. Miller opeped for Pit,sburRb by
hitting safely. while Mack reached tirst base
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srlrrs sLAso d. C.. 3; roHiNrhiAS 4. G., !.
Tho staten Island Cricket club and tho Corn,hian
Athletic Club PLAYED an interesting game ut LVnFston
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KEns 81 ba1tiMote Two bIss
Johnson Werden stolen ba.ss-vsn iIal,rrn ts. Wise
o. W. Johnson Sacrifice hs-Srery. Marr CaravAn
Rnbinson. johnson, carney double play-WeIch and
Ghnert, Strmcs .u,Iny Mains >; ~ Mcmahon. =
itch -McMshon. Time-Two hours. Cinpire-Mahouoy.
BOSTON "a. A. 8: LogisviLLI+
LorisviLLY Aux .-Todays game was hoty cos.
tested until tho very lat man WAS out IN The niuth
INN Tin
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The Amateur League.
RECORD.
rfuSs Nm. Lon. Prrd.i ruhs Won Eon re n
statsn LA.Cl0 ,GsIl Crssc'ntA.C 80
kuEwdEcl0 GIT staten Lee. . 10 i3i
srArlH ISLAND A. c.. s; cRhsKST 4. c,t
A rcstponsd Amateur League game vas plsysi a,
W., sew krtsh,on ysssrdAy and wss won By The
staten Island A. &. The soOrs:
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Earned runS-CoumbuA 2: WAshtnRto ]. Two base
hts-Iwitcbel. CROOKS Leblanc shannon Stolen nases
Columbus s: Washington. 2 Double plays-whss-
lock, rrooks Lshane: Wheeloct iiathe!d shannon.
& Struck out--Dy DoIan. 4: BY Carsey Passed bali
-Mo9uirs Tims-i5& umpire-DaviA
CINCINNATI "a. A. 8; BALTixoRs,
CINCINNATI Aug 5.-For every error that Baltimore
made lie ~ men could show run. Overconndencs
Lost the Nkit0Ia the gAme. Tho AcUr0:
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Earned runs Staten Island C., Il Corinthian A. e.
l. firpt base errors-si aten Island G. O. ~ Cornth
ianA Z, = Left on bssts-siaten lslsnd |. C.; ~ coz;
Turner y struck out-Arnoli, Iowes Marston. non
nst e. FIX. cantion Turner Collin, Mestn r a.
.room Stolen bases-carr, Power. lIsnole plays-
Carr. l: smith, !. Cmpre-westbrook. Time-i'31
Nxw IxHs,v =. C., 4; SnrrLkiLt NAVY =. CO
Theirs wa, battle royal Of the national game up TO
the ninth inning the gtounds Of the New Jersey Attn
letc tub at hstgsn rot yss,sraay afternoon between
the team ot thai organization Eastern champions OF
the ANA " Athletic Union. and the nine OF the At.
lcuo CUT ct the schuykill NAVY. amateur champions
OF Phi,ad ptiS The Jssseymsn put scratch team on
tho dian end. and 1t won a crsditaois victory. The
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Sacrifice hits Snyder kinpson Westervelt Stolen
e. spa sn s,:A
MONTGOMERY, bergen. Ntsdsnburvh ". Curre. llt By
pitched tai-kreb. First base on errcss.A. G. = h.
snyder Herssn rrise. s,mp.on e. Moore cnry; wss
J Wild pitch Bersen. left on haso!-A.C, :. - 81;
New Jerscy A. C. :. Time Of Eame-l;3A tmpires-
Z. =. McCrum and II. II, Davis
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BcsroS Aug a--Ths Boston A. A put up a srea.
sams here TO lxy AGAINST The Brooklyn rcket Cub
and Lott Ma, cd distinguished himself ~ COMM inv
HE only century scored n New England th. rear The
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Totals. 1882 II s. Totss .......4 ~ IS IL
sTwo men out when winning run wss made
e. Louis ..........I Q % o-s
harmed run-AtheteN Three. base II -NiIliEAr,
Donbls play cororsn iarkln; ard Mu!ysy Iirst ha,s
bAtls-On EAs On, " OF sAuders, Iiiy by pitched
ball-Lyona ~ II an Corcoran struck oat-Ay Esm
ton u ey sandsn VIII piSchs..Eassoh II San.
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sportsman'5 Goods.
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-04
He Was Ticketed-

One of the peculiar brand of judges peculiar
to this peculiar community, says Derrick Doo1
in the San Francisco Examiner, invested in q
ready made outing coat on his way down to
court the other morning AS the day was ex.
cessively warm, his honor concluded 10 slip on
the garment just as it was taken from the
window, and unmindful that a placard was
still attached to its tail, proceeded calmly on
his way.
Glad you don't make any bones about saw
ing So" remarked friend slapping him on
the shoulder at the next corner There s
nothing like coming out flat-footed and above
board
What the blazes do you mean?' asked the
court. but his friend worked of an indescrjb-
able wink and passed on.
That's right" warmly calculated a police
court lawyer, as the jurist reached the city hall
Nothing like getting down to bedrock rates
these hard times. tSee you later -
Il always thought that man was crazy. q"
unused his honor, as he entered the court room
where he observed that his advent created a
very marked sensation. indeed. One of the
regular practitioners grasped his hand excitedIy
and whispered: That's the way to do busine s
Judge, Now. how about this Glucky VS. Nc
Corken case? Would SIS strike you as about
right9''
is everybody insane-or-or is this some
dreadful dreanf' gasped fhe bewildered dis
penser of justice. Have -"
just then the placard became detached and
fell to the floor. Even the ragged warrant in
the dock smiled hopefully as the judge picked
it up and read
no Reasonable Offer Refused"