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NEW YORK. 3: CHICAGO. 1.
Ginger was prominent factor In yesterdays
game and the greater part OF 1t was furnished
BY the Now Yorks. Tho result WAC crafty
ins victory over the Ghieasos. ne tact n ina
the triumph ali I'll" more pleasant. husie MAS
tho chiel stumbling loch TO the Ans,onl,es,
The liz hoy rom indiana Is now Iitchli'H III
his best form. all the 81 eel and somnIanL OF
former days having come ack TO hlrn. ohiy
In one inuine. the sixth ND the hisag s, nMt
came to the escue and pref nted runs hu.ie
vas wen sapv"sl ~ p1yls the MsT wy Yor ks
earning all but one % their runs
p. The Guam pinn hit was made ~ Denny Lyons
cracked the tali over the Ience ,aes, Of tho
twenty-ive-cent seats IN let teld. y was a
terrific driyr and Vas never SsoTe "9et th 3s
season lifted the, ball into the !ett.i,eid lee
seat. tn. New l",ks played With a. the same .nS
the Ch,cagos could not withstand tue on
sluught. Only once IN nine innings did the yls.
inning RYAN led OIL with clean singieto rlvht:
st"le second aided by LaSsea M Ir rMM %
e err sn Gs scored on Ansone sqoun hit
Not til the seventh inning did u Chicngn an
again get Ieyond II st. In tlas inning CAMS IA
took third on sacrifice. There he was lett:
In the ninth Anson onened WITH WITH, s'nFie: i G1t
ter took second on q passed Tall. third on a
Wild pitch. and was LOTT. r.
=, Abs New lOrks were more 6uccess!uL lucy
failed to do much until the nth. when Boyle
opened with u three.taser. husi- followed
lsr's hit In front OF the plate. and would have
been out but for Sclrivers drop OF the oali
that was tossed by Lucy. Fuller was forced
at serond hy Burke. and the latter was thrown
out trying to steal secon,..
In tile sixth. II. Lyons hunted aud beat the
bali y hr.t: Tiernan sent grounde1 to to
iniIsld single. Doyle. who 10 becoming noted
a. . reliable hitter. smasheda clean single t9
left and n. Lyons ned U'kourke followed
with another clean single to left and D. Lyons
came home. Doyle stole third and O. lsourke
captured second. boyle struck out ku-ie hit
past first. anavan making fine stop hut
poor throw kusis was ahead OF the tall. hut
Gaff, ey said out aud New York lost two runs.
That Liiiputian sugger: Shorty Fuller:
tfrre-base drives 10 iight. The next three
mep retired at fr.t. but uiler got home wien
ing touch on the game hy his great hit over
the lelt-t!eld fence in the eighth. Decker end
ed Chicagos ninth Uy st king out. snc tn n
MARSHALL +. Wilder and 1877 other cramks
walked jauntiIy out OF the Crounde The
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TIL. SIMS Cure 10 New York.

Replies TO questions asked ers'y day hv As
quests and citizens of he American mstrop0is
Suggestions to sightsers dnt practical n.fo,ma-
hon for practical pfop'r. The sun riH publish, IN
time for use al The tOtinhps Celebration ne11 90
tohrr. Compt te. upiQmp aud pra ctcal Guide book
10 tbs ciiH II 'ciR tel risitOrs mhai he s,ohts
are. hon 10 renrh them. ,rherr 10 iodge and board
uhi. here and tie cost ,rhrre to do wholesale or
retail shopping. hOp 10 dpuss then, seires, and ost
rest rhen rpgry Of sightseeing. II ,oia be attrac-
ttr,iy printed pleasant 10 read and the suLset
matter rcW DO diridsd and arranged Ia uay 10
insure the best results The retail price ,oiu be Is
cents per copu The suns Guide DM also Offer
uneQualpd aud euceptional opp0rtinitiss 10 adpsr-
tisTa Those 'rho IRISH further 1.Jornat.on on
thus bect should address The Guide Book d.
partrHe,i Of he Ess1 York sun
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FARADAT,S GOOD RACE.
He Wins the Dearborn Handicap In 1ibA-
Marcus DAILY Af.~r q. ~. Johnson.

He Wins the Dearborn Handicap In 1s5A-
Marcus DAILY Af.~r q. ~. Johnson.
CHICAGO, July 21.-This was the twenty third
day OF the Washington Park summer meeting.
and the attendance was again 10000. 10 spite
Of the weather. which was extremely suitry.
The track was fast enough for record break
Ing. Oregon Eclipae. with 124 pounds up. run
ming six furlongs In liza. which ties the rec
ord at that distance on this course. The talent
had fair day ofit three OF the hve favorites
getting homo 10 front
The race VI the day. the Dearborn Handicap
at nine furlones. for -year-olds. worth to
the winner $27SS had q good field OF nine
starters; Farnday. l2O tHoSgettD: Newton. III
tBritton): Wightman. lU9 ". Irvingl: Dolly
McCone. lot tThorpe); Galindo los Keith:
Prince OF Darkness. lO2 tGoodaleI; Emperor
Regent lO2 Madison: Puryear D.. w Lilly.
and Forest. ~ ~ uisons going to the , pos IN
yorite. while next In favor wer. Gsiindo and
Forest at respectively I and D to !. the odds
Forest and wishtmnn together made the run.
ping until well In the line Tor home; WIN
s 10th s"S TO tt. up Front snd wa At ss
in the last furinng. winning In gallon w two
from pTGo1 Of w wS Ie IT,
GmpeTor Eexent finished as n named, :, I Az
Mi %s Who With 70 m W" ss easily lN az
tbs head Of Western three year-olds. barring.
perhaps his stable companion Wadswortn.
who 10 now out Of iorm
Captain ottrell. ridden by Fl. Penny. at ~ to
/: Oregon Eclipse Mcdonald up. at 3 to | |:
Ella shipman. plloted ~ Juison. the favorite.
at to I. and Joe Blackburn. Overtun In the
saddle. the favorite. at odds Of 5 to s were the
Marcus DAILY, the copper king Of Montana.
to-day secured OF J. VI. Brown 4 Co. Fort
unueuten crown colt u. w. Johnson. 10y lro-
auoie. Mr.. Daily wishes to secure lin on 40.
count OF his engagement In the Futurity
prospects, Brown Co.'s price Is S3U.OUO.
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Amongth many Amatsur riubs In th,s city and sur
rou nding places the following xious 20 arrange
gameA The list iuouass . pumbsr OF Junior orEAnixA
tons whoss player average from 10 70 10 ysArsi
IL ward A. hl tic Baseball Club-Wiu PLAY all tsAms
OF players 10 years old hsrr.s. <8s Decatur street.
BruOklyn. .
STANDARD baseball Ciub-wouid IKE to hoAr from all
with players between 10 and 20 yoArs that have
i"ssd grounds CHARLES Homer. S1< Leouard street.
Brooklyn -
Sept O. ana open TO any rrstciAss clGb giving fair
guarantee. Cairns. bal and Atlantic Asenusa
brnok IN
woodblne Junion-w,n play All uniformed tsnms Of
PLAYER. averaging 10 years the Aucnors ana Alerts
New YORK.
Glars o. n T Baseball oub-Havs Aug d ana Labor
Day o,,n teany e!.I onsrlns = guarantee g. Lum'
Hebrew orphan AsynIlD's BA,eban Ciub-HAvs 9
seseI nn 81 mra trAM OF noya a,eIasinx 10 years nna
srs OF tie same II Wolfe. Bsyre~ Orphan
streets New York.
Jsrumes OF H. ooELyn-HAve July rs open to play any
class ouIof town club giving suitable guarantees.
frank l. HAggerty. 2is Adams street Brooklyn
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A s.... 10, NJ. Rose. R.v.n.sury.

LONDON. July 2L-The Liverpool July meet
ing to. day was largely attended. The race for
the great Lancashire Breeders Produce
Stakes was won by Mr.. Roses bay colt.
Ravcnstury. By Isonomy. out Of Penitent Mr..
M J. Corbally's bay ally Erin. BY Brown
Prince, out OF Hollythorn was second. and
Baron de HI. sch's chestnut lilly Poppoea. by
MA.k. out Of Pauline. third. w
$50 sovereigna to 20 to the nom nator Of the
winner. t. the noninator AMI owner Of the
second each $50 sovereigns. and to the nomi.
nator and owner Of the thrd each 100
sovereigns: colts. nine stone. FLIES and geld
ings. eight stone eleven pounds: u winner Of
900 sov-relgns to carry i've touhds. twice Of
extra: Ave furlongs. There were l27 SUBJ
scrihers. forty-one Of whom paid five sov.
ereignR each
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MISS ALICE BEAIEN.
sprague G"Id"ust vnsquis IS tho Mare
Gray Harry md II. 4 Il. Q or Gus.

Gray Harry nsd II. 4 Il. v ou..
PIrTsBuRoH. July 2l-Perfect weather and a
largely Increased crowd greeted the harness
racers at Homewood Park to-day. The three
large stands were quite full over 1000 per-
sons being In attendance. Backers Of favor
ties had better time than yesterday. one first
choice winning pot of money for his par
tisans.
Ell Monarch Just failed to land the money in
the 2:l6 pace. the outsider. Graz Harry. nos
Ing him out In three heats. Frank Dorcth
seems to have lost his good form OF last
, ear. when Geers brought the gray side
wheeler down the circuit The 2:l7 trot fur
nshed the best harness racing seen at Home
wood for some time. Thousands OF dollars
went into the box on Miss Alice. but the hand
some AlcantAra mare was not on her best be-
havior. break In each Of the heats won by
Sprague Goiddust running her chance There
was strong tip out that Abhie '. was TO win.
and the followers OF the Turner stable planked
down their m ney manfully. The FIRST heat
which Miss Alice won In a Jog in ~ a. raised
q storm Of dlsapprohat on. Judge Martin
called the drivers up and warned them that
greatly disarrointei. The next three heats
we're worthy i1 every way Of the 'ouT cracks
nishing two grand finishes. the last quarters
Of w"lch were trottei IN q u and 81 Y seconds
The stallion and Abbie " were only heads
The firsi event, 2:28 class trGtting. had an
unwi-iuly tirld OF fourteen. on which pools sold
H. e. T. 500 Conway 40. Annoy 500. Enoa
$40. Ell Davis. SO. Field SO. Neither Con-
Wuy nor hmbny showed prominently In the
struggle the former uring unsteady. II. {. T..
won easily in the last heat, re ucsng his 1891
GRAY Harry. contrary to experta ions. stood
| up iUr three hca y. and secured his first vie
tori this season pacing eng to within one-h"lf
Mis- Alice sold in the early pools ~ 5000
| All lie V. Str, Field SD. Alice drew the pole
and was an o IDS on favorite after winning ono
| heat, Sprngue noddust has not met her
| since III. fall II 1870, when she defeated the
pools we're Able V. S35. Field 500, and later
| Sragus tiol,I'ln~t even against the hrli.
| wilkes NEE, in the lr,r-fnr all Over 100000
| chang d hands on to-day's events.
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Hob,rt Defeats r. g"rs a, Tennis.

In the handicap ton nanrnt OF tn" Knicterbocter
Tennis Club which n inued Yesterday afternoon
on the courts II the club AT i4o'h street snd Brook
avenue. John Hobart Of the New York Tennis Club
def aird :. Rogers II The knlrErrho"Eer T"nnscub
n ter hHrd gh 'rh u three sets. THIS entities
INN place in tho Nnal round. where no VIII meet
=, T.. Fischer ~ Central Park On aturday afternoon
tn" score follows:
Gentleme IS singlcE-Se ri.fnai round John r. IIo
bart. scratch beat J. Rogers, hafhfteen 40. 6-3
a.
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Ru-,. WIN STAY .. New York.

When Manager Powers vas shown the des patch from
Washington announcing that Rus,s bad been
changed for M.liane ne said; There 10 no. particle
Of truth which to base such a statement and If
Comissey made The remark credited to him he
tAnly rrHnted liberties tth the business
OF ne Nrw YORK cuo Not oly has m. ciuh not made
SUI deal but not Word La been said In regard
to trade Nom may say that Ruse viii not 10 sx
changed for MullAns or any other pitcher lie viii
sta, N New YORK. I have now got the pitchers york
ing satisfactorily. Russ and Crane wiz alternate
steadily"
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Pr,vn,e Grny,- Good R,ne score.

LONDON, July 2l.--Gn the international rife
match at Nisley. Private Gray of tho First Nor.
folk won thu st Georges Vase with the high.
est possible score of thirty-ive.
The Hndsons Of South Brooklyn will remain . per-
m anent OrganZa ION and rh0rs are heng made so
cure Rshingiun tark tor ext season Tho clubs
sche iule Is ell n-h TOR the balance or The season
hut they have July 10 and Anv open tor any nrst
class club. outOftOun iuhs preferred. Address e. J.
Hogan. manager. PSI bond street, Brooklyn.
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PLMsrrEIp, July aI.-A bright. beautiful day and an
attendance of good size graced the opening Of the In
dependent n Club tournament Al Hyde- Woods's
grounds to-day An unexpected addition to the num-
Ger OF shooters was found in the presence o! Mr.
BsSe of Chicago. Harry Harlnve and Char ss Fehren-
bath OF Wilmington. De-. and the recently elected
District Attorney OF Augusta county. Va. Mr.. J. L.
bumga7dner OF stanton. Va. There were twelve
events dur ng the day all al blue rock tages thrown
from nve expert blue rock traps Events numbers
three. i've. seven nine. AMI eleven were sho under
rap,i ring sysem at known anLIes. and me other
syens Wee mot al known traps aud ntnown Angles
IA; ~ss'" - ;ss' ss:;r%s kSt::
love. 40 Dum iarinsr. 5: en- saba h. i
CO. Gd Apsa and AAx % .aa
Mile. butch. and ksier, !: Bian;iasIaa,
Is nss 5 %4"1s ss.i sHf @sss
vaaX Sae1 ess. anl ls 81 S: 1: .sa
Manning ana D.! chy' II.
CO. ms keet; HartsS,: md e. Isl Du,eny. f.
nIs s E. y b4sth X .p He : In. IA and
i H. i H hf"4 msaf Hss and p W. Miller
s,ss. ma ss!sr; T. ssdasr I.nayis and oo'a::
.ls Ss :ss,.ns: ~.
f; AMI .s sp. Il HH'tE :s
QuImb>. 10.
Ten h Event-Liks previous one. Miller. Is; Sigier
and Nandyks. -: Agar Keller. and Collins, IL; Hold
der Bissel. and Dutchy. IL.
., = Zenith E,eni-s.ne style Manning AND Miller,
heder, II; Brautnghsm. Keller Vandyke. Scott. and
Quimhy. II
Twelfth Eveut-Liks ono before Miller I6; Apnar.
Nandyke. sgIer. aud Dutchy Ia Collins and Ke"er.
Is irdder, l..
Money prizes offered fer tho best rive averages
in trr follow ing events; One three. i've seven. nine.
and eleven WI lam zixlof son hrsI With y; out Of
third. out 20 Charles NJ. Hedder Dutcny NTH.
and \, NJ Manning fourth with ~ nut ~ w. and Ap-
gar. Keller. aud Vandyke nth with rs out or w.
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New r God win. n, Gloucester.

GLOUCESTER. N. j.. July 2L-The races to-
day resulted as follows:
Fir,t Race-fivs turlongs Reply nrst. Patrick sec
ond Hettio third- Time. I;oA
second kaee.Fon, AMI .s, n u tpr!ons: Esssie
Third Racs-ssven fur.ongs Bonemian urst. III
Spent secund. Martha third lime l:3iA
nrst peil-ion 50, ond. Can't rel .ird Time, ~
nr,t. samaritan second Golden Reel third. Time.
l:2ot&
sixth RAce-Fivs furlongs. D. rfst Sir David
second Golden third Time. eU3A
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Jack. the winner OF the free-ior-aIl trot. Is
the gray gelding that G. ": Middlet"n Of Chi:
boston for the reported price OF $1,000. Mr.
Forbes drove the horse a year and asst winter
In February. The ,lding ! oNed well and
Mr. Middleton's agent ought MI Tor 5000
Jacks race at Detroit show that he Is In the
front rank again. and Mr. Middleton must be
regarded as a very fortunate man.
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bsse sser,ncs s,ss.Ions T.bssu. z,mnsr. virtss.
sio e.r ~ poSis psys0Nskssn chiEis aud Virtue,
Ions S1lnn AMI Tnoteri Mexican and Davis Sekean
ami Isbesu wild pitch-young. Passed. eel.keny.
Umpire-Burst rme-l'6o A'endsnce-Losa
BALTIMORE 10; srrrssuses.
BALTIMORE. July 81. Pittsburgh lost esain today y
the Dntimo ore team because OF thetr tnsputy 70 nh
victerv Al opportuns umsA The score
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ciNcIFNAn- OF VAsHIH0foN,
WARRINGTON July 2I.-Cincinnau outpiayed the
the bat and the neId to-day. and had
iittIs trouble winning the game. The

Earned run-CincinnatL First base on errors
wa,hington /; cincinnati Left on basrs-Wash
inv'on. 8. cincinnati. First base on balls-on 40
hey !, on nwy rr, ~ struck out-Hy Abbey. Sacrt
nee hits-Abbcy. MrPhee. and pwyer stolen base
Mcrhe-. Miii pitrh-Abbey. Passed bau-Ao0ulrs.
umpre-Lynch. Ttme-li5o.
rHiLApE,PniA 2: ST. LOUIS o.
PHiLA pHLrriA July 2l.Thsrr was moro kicking than
bali p aging IN todays Philadvl rhiaSt Louis mo
Umpire Luislie ned Ptcner Gleason SO and orisrsd
him from tho held Tor mis- onduct anil second Base
man Crooks was sn"d $25 aud similarly treated fer
lsck IAN Gha
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fi,h,nS Tarkle.
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AAKSTERs HAs ORAs.

Rand worms l2c, doz white worms ESQ shoA
Dobsona. SIC, d"z. shedder crAbs hkRsrhh'
Banks rod, s2Is Ash aud lance wood hollow bui' ,na
extra tip bass rods so. Split bamboo hy and h" fo.
ti;ss up Jo'nied oAmooo rod. doc 40 i.s,t li"GW
ireble hoe; <pIy, 30 hsavy reo.e slt iga!ri>s
lengths, &c each 3}lueh brass nius llng hs! ~
plate ngt,plyiny tee. sse Up 10 ,neT "Gi ms "a
bioci IthrssL Ssc., i!.t6rssd &C.: Irhre 81 t5eii
lsihrss bse., :ibread. a.c snNsrs Sc ger r'S n..
Gah hooks with handle. SOC canvas tAcS,e h.o ,s.
<oc. FISHING pania 81 Everything 10 deNsh' '''
angler. In quality aud price -
SEND STAMP FOR ILLUSTRATED cArALo"'-
81. MARsTEKs. SIS Court St.
OsAs Ctty HAlJ BRooKLYA open E'snlA~'
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frsssns.s Mag,es q. Q. Adsibsrt o By hsoduf-
Empirs si.S IS 81 Mill Young 1 liz tfsrsD......
D. ssrse,s oh. Z, Mr.. Mass. ITO Usioene).
also ran
- Time. lao.
BetiinR-esyen 10 AGAINST Nit Young. 4 10 4 Adei.
Der. 70 Hamilton. 70 4 staisotifs, to 1 bare
foot, 70 Capt Browne
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nAcrae sroox SOLD ar xoNxoUrH.
Corsisnuaeats from Brookds,e ana Ashnsse
stads Rring Fair Pticee.


Col. 8. D. Bruce sold BY auction In the sales
paddock at Monmouth Park yesterday con-
signments OF vearlngs and horses In training
from the Brookdule the estate OF the late Mr..
d. d. Withcrs. together with several other
yearlings. the property OF Mrs J. M. Clay Of the
Ashland Stud. Mr.. l.. o. Apploby. and MIR. Han
cock. The Brookdale stock brought the high
est prices. the twenty-seven head sold reach
ing n total OF S2o. l55 The top price fhr
yearlings was S2.lUU three going at that price.
owned by Mr.. HANCOCK. Tn. last was chest;
mn ri cot CGth to hissG ny Lo.as opt S .,
colt and believes that no has the &c y OF the
sale. The stock was sold In the following
order:
THE BRooRDALE YE,RLISas AND sTALtLoNs.
Chestnut colt by Cncns-Ns,romancy.b by imp.
Bay cot s by LnSAs-s.nd"'. by ir"an0is; 400
chss nut col ;, INN MscaEqon va su'i Sy ,oo
Brown cot ny Mtcaroon --"'e'e. by Stone ,oo
". II. Barret ....,..... ,......,,., -. 1000
Bay cot ~ Ming Ernc,t-warpa,nt. by meas:
Brown cot by KinEilGe.raiicnis. by Tie wv
CHESTNUT c.i by kinsite-fanfAn, by Planet; 49,.
Wacott \ te,npbei~, .;.,...-,,.,. 1900
SO {; K ilasom...... ...'.....,.....,,.. 600
Chestnut MY by Nentilh or-Bjuu. by Imp
AustIasn, Nn nan 81, aus ,..t,.,... $50
rnest: " .. il y..,' ,,,,"'...,.,...'' l.o25
Bay ~ BY EnsiIr@Ni.s passett by Licking.
TIN: Mslcorta am i go. ...,,.,... 80. 600
Bay .ay by ~, = i,e-r"nponne. by Maea oon; ~,
nay Gtif BY ,hInslii--imp Gyo@nc. by Far: '''se
" .Atampps'.; t. - 80. ..,,.,...,:,. 2loo
h, N,,tas, Is. cameron OVERWHELMINGLY. $50
GU I MY by EUthen-AurcoIu, by KING
-, = NJ II! mes .'........ 49,. ...,,....... 1850
nroon; Is Cameron :. ...... ..,,. -. 400
Bay MY ~, Mayar on Anarchy. by King 49,,
byron Me- GLAND 80. ....'........... 49, 1900
stable -: LOO
harnest-Mln, by imp Eclipse. c"ari.s .,,
I'm .Eothtn b h.. 1883 by Bamii,on-sutsna
by oxford: N.ehpas fmLer. 2loo
Total. tweu,y.seven head. $40 1855
YEAhLINGs CoNs1iNkD 3Y MRS. CLAY. Mr. AP-
PLEBY. AND MR. HANCOCK.
Chestnut colt, lsul. by kolus-Tiilis Russell BY
Bay cot, Is.,i by kins Al ouso-- Blue s.otKins.
nay by t.o t -. r, ,r ..rr,r =. p.,o 600
~ Toe lttGred Andrew Ino.pp,In -. 1850
Bay My, isnI. by t..sssso- Badge, BY o,iroy' ,oo
c9s,'na, colt; ls6i, BY Snsn q b TN
~ rnde. " feiiowcraft: "nscH stanie -. 1000
By Frat Tap s y s.na louise 40
La Jam BOURNE. D. T., 1871 by hing Alfonso-la
Bay colt i y isa BY i Tufoo.b n by imp ioo0
,,, "len neg / enha an 600
Ches nut ally. 1871. by Turco-K..ie. by Aacar Wv
room; Louis stewn't $50
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New jersey A. C.......o 0 o . o o o %
EARNED runs-Boson A a. q Tw'-bss. ht-stsarn
Three-base hitr-DcH n son. Mason. Sarrihce hts
Farren Dickinson. Swanton stoen bases Boston
A.. 5. New Jers"yA G. First base on errnr-koston
A. A. Fr.t ase on balls-On brown q: un HHhiands
2. struck out,hy Blown: Z; ny Hsh..nds y
ing Left IN bsses-b"sion A A.; 4: New Jersey 4 q.
@ Time-1;<a Umpires-Cornish and Curria
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The w,.sers ~ st. Louis.

ST. Louu. July 21.-To-day's races at South
Side Park resulted as follows:
First Receive and half furlongs. Leonard nrst.
Zooite .econd, snowflake third Time, :O1
Second Rzoa-rour AAd hAH furonRs Ghost Dance
mt Eesnanna second. Fannie Ewing third Time.
Third Raes-ssvsu turlonsa Walter rrst. Beckakeu
gslding ssrord. Ke~ psAks third Tina. 1i32h
Fourth RAos-OnS ntls Film nrst Wildwood
second j. 1. Br1nk third Time. l:%9
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IasehsII Ganes To-day,

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AxxRIcAH AssocIAsio1
New York Va ST. Louis, st tbs Polo Grouada
Brook n W.. Cincinnati. At Easter PArk
Washington vs.. Pittsburgh . WahhinRton-
Philade ,phia vs. Cleveland at Philadelphia
Pal iinore = Loui.vils. At Baltimore.
Boston vs.. Chicago 1T Boston
oYREA GAAH3.
Manhattan A. q. Va Boston 4 4. at Manhattan y1sld
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ana s"y.e; Passed SaIls-p,yie.o wild pttch-Eusie
LOUISVILLE. IL: BRooKLTN.5.
The Louisvilies are getting quite reputn-
es Si s9 t%Sy s he'd 'Hs ys~s
Ward r@s t" days .ns se. Was
again on land:, II all happened 10 the eighth
i1nnE let nit get Twny
tage with a hit 10 left Eeld for two hases.
Weaver sent the tall again to left and two
Dave didn't Know w where to 10 throw it. and ry
for put out was lost. < wild throw by kins.
low allowed Weaver, to touch the home plate,
and F"utz, not to 10 outdone made wild
The ninth nnrg was Just vi IS bad only the
yesterday, with. the long mans twirline.
Brown led of with nqse hit; which went over
eooIi,. eonilscated second ase.. and Taylor
helped him along to third. when he nunteh to
ready to do the kentrcky cause good, single ed
past second base. and Brown scored. Weaver
s .sas ss t9i Msaver and and G hS tw sS
ming! also hit to centre anu i'm scored.
-. In these two innings tne BrooSIyns, when
They lit the Haii and they made runs. but the
runs were not in sufficient quantity to do any
ball for base. and Weaver. letting it get by
him. Tom got around to third. Wards hit re-
suited In the putting out OF Fnutz. VIII" ad
reached first on alls hut kinslUw scored on
the sacrifice. nice two base HIT by Con
Daley Put Ward across the plate. In the
ninth inning O'Erien. who had reached first
by forcing out Tom Daiy ut second, scored on
two singles to centre field These were made
BY Kinslnw and Toutz
Before these Two fatal innings the game was
almost perfectly played. and the number Of
bril- liant Caleb ind stops were remarkable.
Both teams paved ball Tor all thy were
their opponents In the first inning. Brown
was sent to first on balls. Taylor sacrificed:
and lieffers two lagger WAS the means OF
letting Brown in witt! the first run. The home
players tied this run In the third inning 10y the
right Kind OF work. OBrien wal cd for his
base INST cad OF banging ut the ball. kinslow
had j" good sense iu sacrifice. and Foutz fol-
lowed SUIT. bringing In tn" run.
The fourth y" a good innin g for Louisville.
A single by Grim. a sacrifice and Bassett' .
base hit brought IN one run Stratton hit The
bail to lett field and Bas-ett scored the second
run. The Hrooklyns got in y run on .rcoran's
Bn,wn distinguished himself IN this inning
by catching out Day. and then throwing the
ball to Pfeiie catching Burns at second.
OBrien made som. goo, catches and neat re-
turns and jennings did good service. Bas-
hett played a star game. all Of his assists being
uf the phenomenal order. The score