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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-28

CoLuuBrs July 27.-Jack Easton, the Columbus
pitcher who was recently released by the Columbus
management. and who had accepted tho terms OF the
Boston Association club to-day signed pitch for tho
81. Louis Browns There some hitch in regard to
the advance money be paid by Boston and Comskey
prevailed upon him Join St Lous Jimmy Donely tho
OmAha third basenAn Joined Columbus to-day. lie will
replace kuehns President Won der Abe
to-day regarding the American ASyociatUn SECURING
three lease on Recreation fark grounds at Puts
bnrgn through j. Earle Wagner lie said: :. Il means
Just what tho dispatches state There will be
Association team in fnt.ourxh mex. year and
ono or the biggest stars III The Rational League
1 day will manage IL. President o'Aeni o. the
Pittsburgh uh wac tho cause of All tho trouble te-
tween the Association And League by stealing Bier
bauer last syrius and propose to nxht him in his
own city. The Association will show the people Of
Pittsburgh what good article Of ball we can pnt up
rssSSrrh .r N sE Sreak sy me
Charley pueo OF tho columbus Climb day siynsd
winter Com.key said. Ward and living wan. 70 90;
players who have soMethng beside pas. feputation
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Shooting News.

I. Davenport Of the Fountain Gun Club will soon
have his hands iul of matches. DAles being ar.
ranged for honr'ant home match with capt Money
for $3.50 n siue more. aud now Jack Elliott of III.
Washington iieishis club wants to arrange y match
with Davenport
Tho Emerald Gun club. the champions of Dexter
Park. Long Is All have already 6elected team or
for the '9uTnansnt 70 e neld there Avg - aud sept
shor,meieI J. simPson. L. q G,GrnE euimpy.
MaisrI; subsI,tUteS I. But4 and \. MassL
Tho Zetter Rife hub held itA bi.wsetIy shoot at
cyprus lili rark The shoe Ing WAS at 100 Yards of.
hand ~ ring target. - shots ner man The scores
81 norrler .27 H. Icttier az: " Etenbach 2I5: Geo.
faist.d 40. Ross IA: q. krAuss 2lS. X " Keller
oir: a. Russe, ~; r. fAhruTas IhL Nan target
ashGts per out OF possUlo ~ points, Sua Hp,lsr-
man b5; N. Dorrer in u. Busse, 80: Ross ot; q.
Krauss, 5a; h. Wa!thsr. So; y. Zs,tsr, IS; X. y.
keli r. Oh.
Three matchs. were shot At CITY Island ON Saturday
and swesFstAkes besides ono hundred aud nifty live
,lrds were shot ~ .ls nIsrnoon The frat match
clinton Henry e STANFORD Conn for son side.
won " one bird neors: McCourt ~ hsnryIe two
holder Of The Coney Island Rod an! Gun .nb diamond
birds each and loa, by ono hi,d ncorst umLr-ysr 10
wa. sgainst W Mr,abe THIS - wen with straight
score OF tell Several sweepstAkos we're shot ,Is prn
cipal winner being j. Fcott.
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Gaelic A. c, Games,

On the GROUND, Of tho Gaelic Society Tailtin Wood
side Long Island, Sunday. the regular monthly Nom.
bers games held in the presence Of very snshu
siast.c crowd Of spectarors among whom several
ladisa The results follows
one-hundredysrd Dash Handieap-won by John
HaRgerty a yards), with James Mccarthy (scratch).
second by a foot and r. Harper Il foop. third. BY =
teet. Time. IL "A saconds
Throwing the Fifty AK Pound Weight Handicap-won
by John aRgerty {! fee with tho actual throw OF II
fest2t; inches James Mccarthy rateh> was second.
with ~ inches AMI Harper Il foot, third with
70 feet u inches.
Running Long Jump. Handicap-won by John Has
Rerty feet with tho good leap OF 20 feet 10 inches;
J.. Foley e. fee second with 20 feet inchsh and
NJ Kane e feet third. with 10 feet ~ tnchea
Casting the Hurting BAL Scratoh-won BY John
EeORh. with 2Oe feet ~ tpohes james Mccarthy
second with 200 feet inchsA aud p Rafferty, third,
with lOS feet q q inches
throwing the lively "a. pound Hammer. Handicap
Won hy p. Foley 90 feep with . throw Of i22 feet
inehss: r. Reynolds UU feeD second with III feet
4ncnes and =. Harper 40 fsep, third with liz feet
1lA inches
One. furlong Dash. IIandcap-won by j. j. Connery
tseratell with John hssGsrty az y.rdsl second. BY
zoo. Time - 4. .SsouaM great nn.h for eli bands
= harper {! feet WI ~ feet ~ inches; Foley g
tscratch) was third, with 81 feet Ioh insheL
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THE KERRrMEN's GAMES.
A Real Oid.tine Irish Festival At Jones's
Wood,

Wood
Tho green az OF old Erin doated over Jonss's Weed
yesterday lie inside the OLD time picnic grounds the
members Of the Ktrryn ems Protective and Benevo.
leIt Association assisted bv their comely wives arm.
INK tssra aud handsome DAT Ehters were celebrating
tae els,sntn outing of the organization. The after.
noou was pissed In witnessing Iona list Of athletic
events while in the cool evening hundreds danced to
tie Inspiring strains OF m cas-, side bras band.
Among tho events was open TWO mile professional
race In which Reagan HsRelnan. and Curey took part
The old'tlms Manhattan runner won . hot BY sx
inches
rived Irish weight thrower. gave exhibition putting
the shot 40 feet inches in his clothing
1t was with unlimited run.
Tho prizes were useful artic!es trouserS mirrors.
tables. clocks chairs rockers and green flag: The
professional events were. Of COURSE for the "long
The results of event. follow:
one.hundredyar ard Dash-won by c. sheehy, E. Scan.
iosr.hundr Cd and torss.yard Run-won BY j. p.
scanlon 4. scanon second. Time, minute seconds.
One mile Run.Won BY y MeDonouRh. John }. Dean
ieeond Mex Cox Srd aug Tn ESss
woIby c. Donohus, 7. Moriarty second. Time. min
rSoiys Race is years and unasrHwGn by g Kane
Rannaa bos nqss won by c. Shelby with
10 isot inches; j. r. scauion second with Is feet
Summing Hop Step and Jnmp-won by G. Shelby.
with 70 feet ~ inches; T. W. Msalsy second. with IS
Putting il pound sho.-won BY r. Dunn. With 81 feet
C. o ads. were osSS.s x:vi.s Ne. .p a0,t
Mooney Xavier A. e.. Starter. Sam See
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To- day. Entries ut brighton Beach.

First Eaes-rnrss 500: thrse.yearolds and upward;
ity. Iil Catherine G. li3 Dry Toast colt. ilY Bali.
mGse II III; MS,d Of Barney AZ; Montreal ~:
Asra Day. los; Idea. loJ: yaietta, io3 LaurensKa
second Race : Purse S'o' two: ysnr.olds: selling:
Media. ioa: ,Es.iIa log: Money Maid ioi Temlsca:
minIue. rS; Doncasrer Lass rliy, NJ.
And ush"f ,;nnr.ns. Win: H. il2 pounds Head
Graf. io2; Cascade io2 foano. i02 Carinelite, IUi
fonrt! haee-i.urse e. 100: threeysur.o.is ami up.
pounds Meriien: IA: Cynosurr. iI4 Rambler. I'D:
Lord Ealmeny ll2; Harry Ireland lU4: Kitty r., iO3
Gratitude, lb2 insight. rs.
Fitth kace-Purss St0G three.ysar olds selling: siS
and half furionga Serv!tor III pounds Vintage
Tina N.Y. lo7; ". H. H.. i1i; Luray f3: Nubtam iu.
MAJOR Thornton. lO2; Maid OF AitUnwood. ~; Emma
j.. ~.
Sixth Race-Pnrse $500 two odds: selling; I've.
eiRihs Of mile. Count, llu pounds: Peruvian. 1856
hnurah. 10, vial SPARK iU3: Guilty. 1903. Nocalits
seventh KncsIrnrss srn; thr.syearold and up.
ward. nro eiPhtIs OF mile llHnn,bal 40 pounds;
Brian Boru III; Geninound 10; John Atwood In
Lorilisrd 10; BsHs H., 40; TopmAs, 40: Baliarat
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SMITH COUNTED our.
He DID Good Work Tn tho First Round.
Then rritchard Took n Hand In.


ccrtrIchs is"l, " Tnr srs Printing and Pabh,htns
Assoctdiioa.
LONDON. July 27.-Ted Pritchard and Jim
Smith werc TO have fought In the Temple Club.
Eject street. Mt an early hour yesterday MORN
ing but over 500 ronshs crowded the place and
the manager declared tho fight of. as the arti-
cles OF agreement said that only ten spectators
on each side wero to be present.
During the whole OF the day the backcrs OF
tho men aud those who had charge OF the
light met many times TO FIX upon n pace for tho
light but oil attempts 10 fix uron II lighting
ground were futile Then now articles Of
agreement were signed, st!puia,ing that only
slx persons should be allowed OH each side.
This small contingent was kent on the tiptoe
OF expectancy until late this evening, whom
they go, the tip TO go to Jack Wannep's plnce
in New Cross. n suburb of London. Tho men
were sent into tho ring at Ga o'clock. and after
n littlo hacglinE over the referee. Bob Watson
was accepted.
The combntants lost no time In useless spar
ring. but sailed In rs fas, rs they could. smith
made regular hurricane fight OF II and
Prltchard had 10 give way before the on
slaught. Once Smith caught his man with
left-hander or the jaw and Pritchard went
down. lie was no sooner on his feet than
Smith swung his right onto the inv aud
Prtchard went onto his back The blow
looked like q settler. but Pritchard soon
jumped UP and went on fighting. only to DO
met with n straight left.handed smash on the
nose. which sent him down again.
II now looked n hundred to one on Smith.
but In the second round lie fell or very weak.
and when pritchard forced the fighting he had
to give way. Once lie fell from exhaustion.
Time saved Smith from knock out.
The third round was very short ono. last.
Ing but one minute and half pritchard did
all the work. driving Smith oil over tho ring.
His blows did not do much harm. but Smith
was fought out. and when Pritchard caught
him half.arm Jolt under the chin hs went
down in q heap.
He was not knocked out. but too exhausted
to get on his feet again. and was counted out
while he sat looking helplessly at his adver-
snry.
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fs:s ! s:css s 4 s. Il frss : ...
ss ol:sn IT, aasTsi. Paid sso :srsisS.
THE SECOND RACE.
rurse 500 Of which 500 IN second. for threeyssr
oas AM inward; penalties and allowances; hrs and
hmniscr s.an!sa Dr. h. Maidstone. Il by Vanderbilt
rsdin. s t.Sis sG IL hssn. isa a. wam:;
ssS'ik y vs 's isn i. .sS Tssoi. also
decentralization. sim 70 ' 4 'fppom.uo,. 30 to !,
N sus. T. r Z, TO 4 f,!.e Van; 10 Ti... sc.o
huus. pad 60 f .ssss and 81
THE THIRD RACE.
40, ss o. which SO to second; selling silowsn.
Ira as,n,aell ; h c. Homer. 3. by shannon--saliis
j. Mcs..asS t. Now or Never Tia ,yni:.iij 49,.
eeh"''"'' ''a'e'@ lone tSIaw, iie Niiiler,... ;
IS 5sT i! SS Ss or
d" pau s.'9o straight and $40 Tor tho place
THE FOURTH RACE.
rnrss SIC Of wIe So 10 second: pcnate, and a..
sns SSe" . ~ M q.
Wy tst.rsnson ..,,.,..........
fpss q H.fHsi y, x,assss
N0"'s''o' Panhandle 1 anu: Gg ~! also ran
N T e, E.s stsa!olin. En-.
roo. .na % .iS 80 MONTE r.Hs and d
strs'sht ana - 50 FOR tie place rrScs Of parkS.
IhE FIFTH HACF.
Pure 1900 of wlch $50 TO seconds selling ALLOW ances
James Murllysbo Iarquin T. hv Duke Of Mon.ross-
Marcus Days eli q Uoid Dollar i0i e. wiiam.j.....
,Ayrshre Lass sam Carey. Martin aud Masss Beck
also ran.
B.,sns7n5ania ios: Ayr.ir, Las. 10 to !; Apel.
# l. .fss as. liza a. =.
pace. nold Dollar pad S5oU
THE stSTH RACE.
For all aecs: selling allowances; seven furlonss.
keystone stapieshc Gettysburg, 3. by uieneg-MAh
MtCI.anis y Long Leaf 90 bryant
ienmnx.'s CHI Rosa H.: lo5 tsimns, ..........
Headquarters Mount McTrevor John jay s., kants.
Vile, and Cortland al,o ran
s6to strsinsem to Msr.uSsr i, to !: o"ot"
i"aaqaarcr. Noun. Mestssafy 10 * tn John
fses % t. Hn sss n ,'i1 cGApa 50 70
LonS Leaf paid sl+n
Following are the entries for to.morrow's
t; r.s::1 M ana Fl: .;:9 RIM @
sssona RsceoThs spinnwass Stakes .rhi. race for
ban 10; Msrmon. ,nS; Emma Primrose. %; f.!,.
NJ Th,a k.ts mile ana quarter s.ur..r.f l,2:
$50 k Sssc ss c.orn. Stakes. on. MILF. Mad
rs TO-; En-, TsTGuin lia; Ascot Is s,I..ag.m n, Lady
10y isSi.s .A iSs snn 't ~ s.und'r' 49, ocSpse
vThc.. I.oi .old to nIsht; On tn. sp!n.w.y s,.s..
8; u. hy; ., M s:d. n. ihira race: 10. anases
~ Rsc!sre. ~ Diaoio IL; sauntsts. " My Fellow. 3
anu u cls hn. No pools were sold OIL the hryt
fourth, and NTH racea '
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Tho lowering OF the one.mlle safety record BY r J.
Osmond from minutes 20 3.o seconds TO minutes 10
seconds In England early In the month has created
great excitement among the American racing men
Osmoud until this year had always ridden the or.
binary. or high wheel lie held tho mile world
record on this style of machine which was minutes
rs seconds until last fall At Peoria In September
Willie windlo brought the record down 70 minutes
wheel.
IL Is now an open question ~ TO whether wndls 10
capable OF riding mile In better time than minute
is,seonds u welikn.wn fact that h. I: IN active
records ths fail. The American champion Huns off will
himself to say that he can better the Eng
lish record In his trias against time At tho fail
tournsments he will make great effort to better Os'
Windle friends are confident that no can bring the
mile record DIVA " minutes ~ seconds.
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Pitcher stnEs Ia. Struck It Rich.

CHAurArauA July 27.-Alonzo A. Stage fale's base
bali apostle has made three bsse hit and Is safe" in
tile position Of physical director in tho CHICAGO
University which boasts Of John d. Rockefeller the oil
magnate. a. ono of its patrons The institution will
open in October with nearly 1000. and have In It's
faculty several nnd Europe profesB0rs stacy
- one OF Chsntaunnas pets again THIS season. and
adding to his muscle Inanliuess and aociAtitv.
He 10 quite the lion in social events AS
his signing for this position indicates, He has
abandoned both pitching ami praying profe ssion.
and Will his friends believe be more successful in the
elOpmeut Of mems bodies than their lie has
charge OF tho ball teams here as usual and some good
games arc ~ pIo.pect Ills short muscular hgnrs.
slgnty curling dark hair. roRuish eye., aud heavy
Gestures OF the jewish t!Ss are becoming familiar 10
ChRutAuQuanh
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Tennis at bergen Point.

The members Of the Bergen Point Lawn Tennis Club
resumed play yesterday afternoon the courts Of tho
orsanization at Bayonne. The results were:
Mixed Doubles, Second Round-Round A-Miss Ida
D. Voorhees, and Sydney l. Smith beat Miss Florence
Spence and John c. s. Haywood. 49, Round B-Miss
Leslie Curtis and Charles Wheeler beat Miss Nipn,s
Southnrd and Henry southland. l3-l0
Third ROund.-kound A. Miss Ida d. voorhees, and
SYDNEY Smith bent Miss Leslie Curtis and Charles T.
Wheeler, l3--ti
GeutleIn EMS Doubles Final Rounds 1ivinsston
Davis and Henry Southland lost TO sydney L. Smith and
charles O. Wheeler. I!-25. The losing couple had .
even game and minus fifteen points IN every ODD game
D. voorhees, ant sydney L. Smith and Miss saliis Day
and Charles J. Spencer was begun. but owing to the
out OF forty nine gamss could not DO finished before
dnfknNsa
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Herbert Council Games.

At schumachsrs Metropolitan Park. Queens county.
yesterday the second festival and games Of Herbert
Council Catholic Benevolent Legion. took place. Dur
ing the afternoon and evening nearly persons par
tcipated in the affair. bowling match between the
teams WAS . very interesting attraction. The teams
broke even each one capturing 70 the delight
OF ther pArtisAns-
Mra OLsary the eRG race. with Miss Kate Roouan
avery cioss second The eggs held in ladls and
over the whole course.
Tue potato race was won By John o'Connor, with
Thomas Travers . very close second. The sack
vas won BY J. ONeilL with John Kelly second; both
fell down. but the winner first mp and got home
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Phladelphians are manifcstins considerable interest
In the Quoi match on Aug. between James Kennedy.
the Quaker City champion. and J. Booth. Kennedy
beat Booth in the late in that city
latter challenged his old opponent
trophy and $50 side since then the stakes have
been increased 60 eiuo 2 slide John Mcfarland Of
nftesn yard candsap was decided on the Ksnslns.
ton Quoit groui H. Philadelphia, on Sunday. There
we're nineteen conts.ts sh IN the nnal s.me Peter
TO Is. There were three prizes Mcintosh won nrst
Thomson second, and John Sur2ansr third.
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Kingston and LOngstreet May Race for
Chicngo's $4,000 purse.

CHICAGO. July 2T.-Secretary Swigert OF tho
Garfield Park Club to-day received n telegram
from Michael L. Dwyer OF brooklyn saying
that Dwyer would enter his two great race
horses, Kingston aud LonGstleet. for the
special $4,000 purse offered by the Garfield
August, .ScogGan Brothers have also named
Ban Chief and one other OF their best horses.
there seems no doubt. that this will 10 one Of
tho greatest races OF tho year.
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Eariec rnns-Pittsbnrgh. q; Cincinnati I. Two.base
hits.-Mack 90 Sacrifice hits-krNy (.) Mack. Carroll
t2l, Newell Curtis HARRINGTON. Rhines bccelsy. irst
hnse or errors Pittsburgh, =; Cincinnati First base
on sSls-rssbnrsh ;c,ne.nnatl nSuS: PLAY ,,,,
huryh, s; Cincinnati. 4 Passed balls-Harrington. ]:
Maet I. IlIt BY pitched baL-shngars DrowninG Left
on hases-Pttsburgh. o. Cincinnati. :. 1ima-lio
ttnpire-EcQuaid
CHICAGO, ~. CLEVELAND 2
Ct.vttAsr. July 2T.--Cievc,and cranss have ahont
come to tho conclusion that tho local team couldh
beat Arson IL It. should play perfect neiiing game
and every man hit fnfeiy every time he went 10 bat
Costly errors and hard hitting by the ChiehEoans tell
,Le story Of to- day's defeat. Tho score:
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STlfKN INLAND.
WfIltotpu n III


BALTIMORE July Cited Sullivan has completed
arrangements for DO played In this country by
the English football team under the auspices the
Rugby Union The English team will come here Oct 49,
and will first ray Yale at tho Polo grounds or Eastern
Park Thea they will tackle IN turn Princeton Hsr.
ward and tho University of Pennsylvania baltimore
will next Be visited and Johns piayed at Orios
i from mere tney go 70 Washington TO play the
Aroo. Mich From the latter city they 70 Canada and
then back homo Ted sullivan says leading baseball
man 10 assisting him in the venture but he withhoids
being ARRANGED,
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THEY CAN NOW SELL POOLS
On Races md baseball Games Outside tn
State,

IN Races ma baseball Games Outside the
State.
ST. LOUIS. July 27.-The anti-pool-room law.
which prohibits the selling OF pools on horse
racing and baseball outside tho State was this
morning declared unconstitutional by Judge
Claburro OF the Court OF Criminal Correction.
The manager OF tho pool room owned by
Arthur Lyon. deceased. determined to test the
law. nrd was arrested for its violation some
time sine. After the arrest Of Lyons man:
decnmped: They obtained. or claimed to. nm
inklinG OF what the decision would be and
hive, recently ratnrped in force. md to-day n
stand. The State will upI cal the case.
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Three. base hits --CrosA Grimm Stolen bases-Murphy
Hatfield. Double plAy-McAuley and shannon First
base on ball,.LarSin MISI.nAny Tross Grmn .2s
Aivoru 49, Csrsey. Wild ptch-Weyhiug. Time-i 81
Cmpire-NAlonsy.
BALTIMORE, 8; n0sroS "a. ~. 5.
BalrIxoRR, July 27-The Raltimores defeated tho
Rostons Today by wild playing OH the part of Murphy
and Rndford in the fourth inning Attendance, SSUS.
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wheeling Gossip.

The next regular monthly meeting OF the Brooklyn
Bicycle Club will will be held on Aug. H.
Chnrss CoRGeshall vii, represent the Orange Athletic
Club At all the big race mses this ssaSon.
The Kings County Whselmsu are arranging for .
picnic TO Lake Success j. L. to be held next month.
Howard Y. Raymond Of the Brooklyn bicycle Club
has been appointed by chief Consul hnl Chairman OF
tic Nominating COMMITTEE OF the New YorS state
Division. .
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CISc1sxAI. July 2..Ihe home team managed to win

Runs enrned-CincinnAt. T. Two base hit-Canavan.
Three base hitaEynn Home ranICannvan. sto GU
by strat;on. 4 Base on bxs-on Bell. 3: on S,ratton.
a Eli by pitched bal-lrwin. Sacrifice hit--Cnrney.
villa ptch-Stratton. fime-l:co Cmpiro-fcrgusou.
ST. LOUIS. o. roLrSBCA q.
CoLuMEus July aT.-The concluding game Of the Sc.
ries between tho Browns and Columbus teams In
marked contrast to tho Two former contests being
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Hamilton Double play, O prien and Foutx. Hit
by pitched ball. Thompson. o'Bren. Umpirs-Lynch.
Tinu-l.JU.
rfrrsnuRoD. 10; ciscisSArI
Pfrrssrrcu july 27-The home team heat the Cincin:
nAtls III one sided game day in the presence OF
Iis7 persons. BALDWIN was pnzylsr nad Rhines was
lit hard aud was badly supporied Ihsts tue story.
The
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Earned runs--Clsveiand. I; Chicago T. Twcbus hits
.-Zinimer nutchison rhrscbass hit-Cassoii, sacri:
nee htts-henny; burns z; intehson. bsIt on ossss
ty iIutchiSon. Bases on bal!s-un Gruber. q: OF
Tiau 2; OF Hufchi.on. 4. Dcnbis psys-Chllds and
Virtue. Johnson ,TiAn and thinner Stolen bases ,.,
--zmimer Hist on srrors-Cieveland. 1; Chicago. u
Wild p!tchcs--Gruber. I; Hutchinson. l. Tims-l:oa.
umrire--Hura. AtteadaHcs-itQO.
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sSo one out when winning RIM was made.
Columbus. .....................O = 0-a
st. Louis ..........."..."......i q u . . 10
Earned runs-Columbus 3; St Louis Z. Two.oase
his-ClArko TwitcheiL Hoy, StvettA Three base hit
Duryea Stolen bases-,toumbus I; 81. Louis @ Double
g, Smp sasn e. MnI;t, cs's on Sa:IoG
hsll-stivena First base on error-Couinbis /; IL.
McGiN. 4 Parsed bails--ponohue .; Bowie, l. wild
Iitches-DuryeA =: clarke, l. Ttms-..Do. Umpire
ksriuA
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Odds and Ends OF Sports.

Boom. Iowa July 27-Harry Terpin and Jack Pitts
fought with four gloves at dRybreAk this
ing. Tsrpin in the fourth round Pits falling 10
como to time after knock.down
Jack McAullhe and Austin Gibbons will meet at the
Police Gazette o1ice this morning At II O'Clock to sign
articsl McAulife having waived tho I5round CLAUSE
America
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The King and Queen OF the Tnrr.

King, Kingston, on, iaa pounds. and Ju,la Blackburn ila
added milo and fnriong, nj brighton Beach 10
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