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BETTING MEN DIFFER.
A osestse. that P.rpiexss ois.tirse speeu-
Intors.

lators.
Since tho three prize fights took place at
Coney Island on Monday night, THE sus has
received several letters from persons who had
made combination wagers on tho battles. Tho
following Is an example:
70 rnr .proR THs sux-Sir, VIII you please de.
eide this question, A bets that n cannot name tho
three winners Of Monday nights nshts takes him
up, and names Plimmsr Hammer and siddons. As We
all know, Plmmsr won. but the other two fough
draws Does wint
II was more or less OF n novel proposition.
and reporter was sent out to see what old
timers in the betting line thought about n.
The result OF tho inquiry was surprising.
There were differences OF opinion so vast that
one could hardly believe that there are exist
Ing any rules that govern betting unless they
refor to horse racing Some said that as p
named the only actual winner OF the three
lights he should win. Others gave it as their
gone half way successfully in selecting the
ton In the division Of the odds on the last two.
S s.s9 u % %s Pint int
and even The siddon 81, bons T Ra is ncS
view to take Of 1t. but mon who bet generally
:. Jack Chambers. the telegraph sport. said:
Ducks who make bets on prize fights par
ticularly com bination. bets, should make some
tssy to g. ss' a st. ana Thss
ought, to be on the safe side I've NOD no doubt
that TIA t she pou quote thought he might WIN
Jerry Murphy. who makes the combination
book for Jimmy Adams, in Park row. was con
ident ~ the. opinion that won: "A said that
tR "a FsG
Ss th;s da h
iv M n IN
s.rs Sss Pot he an sa
had been betting on either side Of that cues
In the. cnse OF a com blnation on horses should
have had to pay half of the face value OF the
aeEsta hut sh DO p9 N seeT , ner sn 81
bet like this before. must say. though. that
m, opinion Is that the draws; Or svsn II there
t had 6eeR but one draw. cancelled the oblira-
:. John Hackett Joe Columns old hacker. said
assf eoy srsW is draw
Peter De Lacy also held the opinion that the
dd Gus Tuh ,2f ana Tho@as @Sn
Perhaps the most comprehepsvs S5p{essiS111
o ausb VIZ Th enos n'p Be- SSSae
d1sbis ion HonSrsbls sPGErtps men make bets
intent that eeverns. When < bet s I, That he
could not name the three winners. ! might
have had a scheme in mind in the Way OF a
possible draw In one OF tho contests. There
a bet. As snRuage in saying. You cannot do
50 and So does not count. When Is named
his winners. A virtually named the other men
to win Neither won. and nothing but a return
Of the money can be demanded. There is nc
triekery In lair betting; No subterfuge or de.
ting any more than it cap In law. II b had
named his men. without Qualification as to a
draw. he would have had two chances again 81
one, a lose and draw. There is no equity IL
that. Fe was betting man against man. and
A has no right to claim tho money"
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MARBLEHEAD NECK. Aug. 1.-THE feet Of the
Now York Yacht Club was formally disbandsd
last evening at n meeting OF the feet captains
on board OF Commodore Gerry's Gag ship Eleo-
tra. The Electra left tho hRrbor at 8 o'clock
this morning for Newport and shs was fol-
lowed at 81. O'CLOCK by tho pross boat vamooss.
cruise A few OF the 48-footers remained over
to rhee fer a purse Of $3.50 offered by Commo-
ddnreJ NalcS1m Forbes of the Eastern Yacht
In special swcepstake race for 500 a.eornSI
The Sultana and Miranda are about tho only
p remind one Of the large feet which the Nsv
~ sH1k Yacht Club brought in here They 81
- omm3dore James Q, Summers OF the
Cherry Diamond Yacht Club said this morning
thss ne races ior tn" gold challenge cup Of
Echooner races. would take place on the days
following the annHual Now, YORK Coripthiia
Sweepstakes at Newport. Aug. 22. over their
twenty-five mile course.
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TiELpIEs AVERAGE.
o..
Amateur Baseball Kscis,eu

Among the many amatsor clubs in this city and sup.
rounding places the following are anxious to arrange
games fbs list ineudes . uumbes OF Junior rsaniza.
ncns vhsss players aversFs frou l5t .o5eara No
communication VIM be recognized without the sigma.
suSs eraR onicisi Of the cub:
Xsvtsrs--Have Labor Day. two gsmss epsR to play
A.! Nrstsass club Offering suarahtse j. Z. Delaney
Rs,,iis'or.-Wh yi.y tnndsy games with any club
onts'as q erootiyn. Peter C. Farley. $50 De Kslb
Lsna issnds OF Brooklyn Ana,snr AssoclsNon-
.,vs iaso, psy m.rnsS op;P 10 ps{ zone Gntsf'
21.a sf' r.s s.{.s"yyH.,. Avg 1s II, and
tntss /. sspisnof open 10 Slat all ftst class clubs
Z unrgin Captain Dennsst,e baseball Club. Var
f.ar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nf. to Strange games With ali
s H, tx sa io 0f,r'ss fr.nn,::' Thy
AIgt'.. Athotio Baseball cnS-iisys Aug, ii. 70.
'~p' Z hnvo sanssl u, Is IS. Oct sAl D open, 10
play all tSans j. Sehiosn l.sA3 orssns svenus,
brooklyn
Star AIhsttcs of Es~srk-Hsv. Labor psy open TO
i'a.5 sr'sA s,in.x "Si sr'''n''' seAm'ds
and seI,saber and two Ssmes IN Labor pAy. opsh 10
a. a. ens. WEN rnset 4 ysn,' n D:diet car.
wsn trsnse Uars-HAve all saturdays IN xuRnst
ard Ssp';me.r and Labor Day Spss 80 pIsy cay coed
s % or o,.n M H,p" st0und' 4. Mage" manager
Maple Baseball Ciue:Hays Anx. "a 40. 81. II. rs
Soi hro.dS.y. sson iss ksT Yoii s;sy. "'a Lang"
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The sua's Guide 20 New York

hrp'f's'o qu'sf'ons asked ~ery day By thA oussts
and c'fn'ns of the AruTiedn rnes,.opoHa stiooes.
hons 10 stchise~rs and practical trJor7n aios Iov
practical people. The Sun rt publish. N time for
use AT the lo.rnbus Celebration nert October,
complete unique. and practical guide boob 10 this
etS F'c'il tell visitors uhat the sights are, ho,p
10 reach then. rhr'e 10 lodge and board uh,s
hft* and NE roa. ~hSre 10 do phoiesals or retail
shopping, ho'r 10 amuss tten,sslrss. and OF resi-
"hen "tdrv V ~oh'sseiR9. HwH bs attraet,rety
printed pieasunt 10 read, and tho sub,s1 raaG~
n'H No d'~dfd and arranged IN a ray h insure
me oe't results, |7aeretailprice uiH beD sentspo
oon% the SINS Guide viii also Offer ureaualIed
ana EXCEPTIONAL opportunities 10 ddpertisnL
Those mho'wish further in form alton on mis- sub
'srt should address The Guide Book p.Srts.sk
0bs Eep York Su,.
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Aquatic Notes.

The ATLANTA Boat Club will send 10 tho IIopatcons
resa'" uroAred barge crew. iuni'r four and p.
Stats In the tub race.
Tho DAuntless Rowing Club will enter Mcdonnell in
the tub race At the Hopatcong regatta
safe TO say that the Middle states regatta will be
held en- July <nsItyesr
p fortmeyer. Commodore OF tho rasaie Associa.
tion. VII rsseres she hopnteog rega'a and Win he
regatta
fhs Metropolitan Rowing Club has chartered the
steamer Van Colt 10 convey It. u,mbeu aud frlehds
70 the Middle states regatta tomorrow 1t will leave
The VArunA Boat Club of Brook yu will hold its nm
lregAtA on sept II opposite its boat house Bay
MdSs rhs events conipf.e sing. gig (novictJ Tor
1877 members; Junior singles. NOR singles special
;pss.l doshs, ios experts; :mpor -four ,stg, senior
course VIII pc about one mile with turn.
Ihs FAuius boat club OF Bay ridge viii hold It's an
nuai regatta on sept 10. "
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L,n.r,.t A..ee,.,len M.ns.r. IN the Field.

= An ApPreeiattve feature of the outdoor athletic
games OF the Limerick Mems Benevolent and Social
Association held yesterday at sulzers Harlem River
Park wasthat they were well managed and spritedy
contacted. The results fellow:
emile Run. Scratch. open to Al!-won by P. Muir.
ply. Limerick Association; James Sheehan. second.
Time. minutes 80 seconds.
ons.me Walk. Scratch. for Members only-won by
Cornelius Powell. Joseph kennedy second. Time. 8.
minutes SO seconds
Threelsgged Race. One Lap Aroupd for Members
only-wah BY McCarty and James Kennedy. kiw ard
Byrnea and y. p Morsy second Time. 80 seconds.
oys' Race. Two Laps Around for Members sons Tn.
der &c Yenrs-W0n by ". O'Nelil: Thomas Lane. sec.
ond. Time ! minute seconds.
Potato Race Open 10 AIN by John McCarty, Pat
Murphy second James Shoshan third. Time. / lam
ute
Shooting Contest for Gold Medal Range go Yard.
Won BY John Hayes with IA points. Tie ind vii al
Bco-S Of thoAe that competed we've J. II. Lsahy Is:
Hugh Suinlan. II; j. Madden. IL; D. Fitzgerald. 10.
p. }, ByrnsI 3.
shooting match for $40 side Crosdunoor ,cor nS
possible as Was won BY J. Hayes VITA - points ). b.
ltahy aKd r. J. Dyrnss IT points
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the BACKER'S SALVATION.

Ybtsnew CONVERSATION message idea OF the RACING
lRIvATR REFORMATION AGENCY has mad. hackers
happy and SHED the ookmaksrs with dSmAy. The
Agency sent Xix WINNERS yesterday. -FOUR At MON
MOTH and TWO q, GLOUCESTER You wantpnoofi
Well call At the head office OF the Eos,ai Telegraph
Company. 1877 broadway. and ask to see tho original
Inessagss hAnded In yesterday before 10 A n. The
company has the AEsnoy's permission to show them.
Terms. so for riI days combination msssAses Fry
them and you Will stick 70 the Agency ike WAX
Prospectus sent free Address tho Manager. Execu-
tive oheeS l6l East 2ad St. New York city. once
hours otch Call and get your messages early to-day
aud catch the long ODDS In the pool roomA
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DEATH OF 4 VETERAN rRoTrER.
Buckskin VIII he Seen No Moro at Long
Ialnnd ConntY Enira.

Buckskin VIII BE Seen No Moro At Long
Island County Fairs.
The famous trotter Buckskin. known on
every country racing track on Long Island.
died on Joseph H. Burtis's farm at Hemp
stead yesterday. aged "a years.
While Buekskin meyer achieved any great
reputation as record-breaker no country fair
was complete without him. The fastest mile
no ever trotted was for charity sake, seventeen
years ago. at the exhibition held In Madison
square Garden. this city. for the benefit OF the
sufferers a,s Of the Rr9okiyn Theatre IRE: when
he trotted q mile 10 2:4s to a road wagon at
the Queens County Fair. Buckskin was on
hand again at the fair last year. when he out
tYotted a mum Der Of horses with records better
then three minutes to the delight Of many
In lived he would have been on the track
again this fall. showing some OF the young
sters how to trot; He was owned by Mr..
Burtis: who bought him eight years ago for
$500 from man who bad owned him for
twelve years. Mr.. Burtis says Buckskin is
worhy,of = monument
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Ent tries for Saratoga.

SARAToGA. Aug. 11.-Sccretary Whitehead
announces the following programme for to-
morrow:
rh., 5eserFivc.ish.s, q a mile: Busted, l72;
i Hssa ~ Ell khs,s j.. i9 f"s
pallerat National nuke John. Tncticiap, LoniS r. 10
:seh; TylanGis !os,o Grafton. Ios; donlsi9s. los:
Second R.ce-tn. mile. Ts.,o. I,,. H.Ilsste 1872;
syheston. Gaindo. Uncle SYM ~ each: sle.t q.
fsrno r2.no Little Pred. Iadl. I"g.n. LORD Harry.
LAUREL Worth. Wrestler 100 each; JAeqns!n %; Anna
Vour,h Rses-ons xnd os~eigh.h mile. selling
R.ySr v.nayss SSRS:ss,.'r VIZ I DS!' 100 each;
mil ht.Ss:p M9,sS~
o.. Bitkvn, 90
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Some Clever Performance. IN Hnr,npd.

&c Csrtsr. the ofctal Handicapped OF the Metrorol
ttan Association Of the A, A. e Is passenger On the
Majestic which ,sfi Queenstown for New Yort yss,er
day. In recent letter from London nting on
some OF the late English performances. CaNer says:
Al the Manchester A. c. charity games ". j. Barry.
formerly Of the isw York A C.. threw the lo-pound
hammer from a Sfoos circle. lS< fsst7 inches This
nss.s sortsn iss .s,t ,nr iiarrl.f Who va
here With his team two years ago. won the opom,ie
Bacon m = minutes 20 at seconds
q Bulssr The Irish dyer after winning hi. haat in
the no ySrd nat hhndirAp unplsced 10 the three
long mark men In the ma, in yard worse than IL
secchdS In Tho Same distance over hurdles he was
n.re at home .nd .etisa I,pf.s.ntrty. s.a in 10
star, won ths haitmis handicap in inmate So 3b
sec:nds and aefward captured She scrar, quarter in
~ ~ ssconas rd TEUtlas won tho op.n mile at
s:!"rs S1:s' om ,ert IN; n,Pa :
she Birehh'h h.rrsr Toris in I minutes az - sac
onas Il 4 Bradley tls Lns.ish shampoI sn.,y clt,
race Al nradford Games and Duplicated THIS yer
formancS L. sds !ASr on doing 10 seconds nat and
beating rArby BY fully two srds
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Coo,rRsIows Sus. ll-This vas the third day OF tho
open tennis Tournament ~ ths CoUpersiown Athletic
Association. Henry Trevsr nna Ru,,sl slarSw.ather
played their preliminary round, which Was clone ana
sxemins. s'nrss.sth'r I" n,promlssng yonns player
The doubles were continued bus rain ppt ,o 10 the
afternoons play scphder % Chicago WIN play fstk,n,
OF New ioik for representation In the finals and
Bowers viii play tho winner Of the rrsver wilcox
match fol game honor. The summary Of to.day's
phy Is as folleGs;
stnalss-Tftyer heat stark weather s-24-G 10
Mixed Dogbl.s-r.rhir and Miss Campbell beat
Mons poublss-J. r, snd 7. q Drowning beat Irving
and STARK weather, Ga; Unfinished.
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ysrun.,. whit. sou.aro. Dance.

The members of the vArunA Boa, Clubs white
Squadron held another very enjoyable hop the Grand
View Hotel Fort Hamilton on Wednesday evening the
even, being exclusively toI ne members and their
loot OF Tifty.eRhth street BIooElyn and Towed The
lAhe. and guests down 10 ths hotel the bail room
which wa specially decorated for the occasion the
club. big bfus and white nag occupying distinguished
space IN the drapings q bunting around the room
have another Of these events before the close
OF the season. some date next mohtk-
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Maurice Baly Nay Go TO Pnr,..

tits not unlikely that Biiliara,s' Maurice DAILY may
,o,n the colony Of American billiard stars now In Paris
Daily 10 now taking vacation at Long Branch with
his stfs and family. He said yesterday that he vas
seriously considering whether to make the European
TIP u: had refused Ads.nt.gsegs oqe. earlier IN
be good policy 10 20 abroad. Day plays billiards now
MIN bais OF 'Eeetgsies specially made FOR billiard
nsihabs gosTleS would make a seenkation IN the
city In ths SHAPE OF the new game Of single spshiop
ssls. a Siisa he Is scadsrlahy saspt We 70 0'N"ia
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Pro.p.ct nm Athletss Rseelxs Pr,Es..

An entertainment OF the most enjoy abls character
rooms on Bergen street near Fifth avenue. Brooklyn
last evening on the occasion or the presentation Of the
bandsoms silver emp. to the msmbsps Of tho orssn.a
~ ~ cub recently .. hoeh.w.y Pro,idsM John y
wsrs:! J 7 F,tn6srris iooyard dash TranI Themn
son, 17oEatd Ian! Jane. Ksy.nash. AtoyaId rum
j. Rnddy, fat mans race After the boys had rsosivsd
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The winners 1T 6i0uoestev

GLoucEsrEb. Aug 1l.-Following are the
results OF to days races:
Tirst RAoe-Fivc.eighths Of mile. Capt Brown nrss
flstte,y second ssl(yhoo ,hird. lime. oi1
sscond, Artillery third. lims, 0blk
Third RAce-fOur and n half furlongs Young Lot.
terry nrst MI alto second. Double Cross third
Time. l "a
Tihh Race-six and on fourth furionqv RAY mrs,
Cen, Gordon second, Golden Reel third. Time :2osI
sixth RAce-Six and one. halt fnTioDgs Bargain hfs
Vasbti second, craft third. Time 1:$b
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Fishing Garhle.
MARsTEK.s HAS WORKS.

SAND worms. l2c. dor. White WORMS aSe . dna
pobsons aSc. don sheider crabs. NARsrERs's sells
bratei Sllancewood striped bass and Wishing Banks
rod ~ QS Ash and lHncswnod hollow bnN and oxtna
tip brass rods ooc. Split bamboo ny and bait YodA
o. .ssup Jofnted bamboo rods ssc. up Best quality
hoiowpoint hooks single gut Toe. DON: dsubls lso.;
treble. noe ply. 2ac, Heavy trsh1e Eut leaders d
isns,h. Sc saGG 3ss,nch hras. mul,pi y,ns balance.
Pate multiplying reels, asc. up. Rubber and nickel
plate mut plying reels $50 up aoofset reel linss %
ls ~ nas 2isnrsss eRc tns... A. Rtr Pou,t
toc, FISHING pants 81 E~erything TO dSight tbs
angler. in qualify and price
SEND STAMP PoR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
y. +. MAHSTEHs. Sc Court st.,
(Nsm Oty iiallA BROOKLYN topsn RvsningsJ
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Ihe1s VIII DC FIenty OF AthIetss at HaIc.
NV BAvKE Aug ia careful Invests alton shows
thsf fae'wH have an unusually large nrnbsr of ath
isiss during The coming college year. Bowers and
Jackson Of the baseball team. who graduated last
Jun" will beth return Bowers entering the Medical
school and Jackson taking post graduate course In
the shsffsd scisntfe hchsoi O'Eiei the crack frsi
bsssman last spring Of thu Holy Cross College team
viii en- Tor the law school Andy Highland brother OF
Jack Highlands the Harvard pitcher may also come
vii return.
~ new men who vim DO good football material the
folio wing are trosA prominent Hckoy, the heavy
guard OF lash flaws st. Pfurs sehogl team: knapp The
fuil back OF AndoveSs tI eeten and Graves captain
Of Irinitys VI team, pickox besiIes btiug accom-
plishsa sIaIa an artist A. nutHng The SHOT and viii
knapp 10 soms what haIdlcapledy tho loss of one OF
his eyes lAsa season. Graves wall probably study medi
cine. -
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Trottiuv In Now Jersey.

NEW RkrSswIcH, n. j.. Aus. ll.-several well
tested fottns events were decided this afternoon at
the MddessS Driving Park three miles from this city
About 900 spectators present The mute
tIot was won by William Wint.rtor's cray Harry. in
three straight heatS. Time 2:soSt - IN 2:+3 The
$50 cia,s went 10 r: Hhteheads Nellie b. in 2>ioI1,
40 - q. 81 s:swas won by J ?, AppIsgstei
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Early yesterday morning lees than Nifty sportfng
men vsndea hsn way to Laurel M. Long tslhnd. to
witness = sttn1ovs nGht bet ween Eddis miller And
Buet stephens. The purse VA so add the ssts r,-
csiptS TIL. night Wa .hsres tkrousEosI Ne men
fGhtng with the stin.rgh< gloves ~ IhouSt they rad
on Allows N lhs seventeenth round q, Nulss aoniS
noble revived. Bssh was declared the uinnsr '~N'-
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With a margin Of sixty runs and eight wiesets to
spare inpinss. tho eleven OF the New Jersey
Athletic Clubs cricket contingent worned tbs Harlem
Cricket Clubs eleven on the wicket OF the New jersey
oval at bergen Point, yesterday afternoon. in an
hbiton match before the visitors finished their SEQ
ond nuing stumps pulled. TIE score
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4 HIg Tennis TourneY.

tournaments ever held In tho city Of Brooklyn q
scheduled for decision next week the pva. court,
% the frospsct hsi1hts Lawn Tennis tlpO on Prssf
dent street near Eighth avenue Players from all over
the country have trep invited compete in the tous
zach 49, $3.50 - -
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MlppLKrow.L Aug 1.-The New York Baseball Club
viii play the Asylums At this place tomorrow. mo
Aylums are the strongest club in this section
They have won all Of ths sixteen srmes played this
ssason defeating such teams the AllertonP Cuban
Giants Corhams two Eames Flushipgs. EIRlev GOD
Field Club. C<sscents Of Piainfs!d. Aiphas Ortanis
season they won twenty. one Of tho defsets vas by
New Yorti BY score OF to g. Mickey WEIGH pitched
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Earned ruus-Baitimore. I. First base on errors
Baltimore. 1; Washington Len on bases, e., s,
cry 4; IN Jonse. g. Thrsshaso hts-sutclide; Robin.
zen. Two.bass hitsBergsr. Stovsy Ward a. Radford
basss-van HstrsIt2): Larkn. Radfora !2h stovey ~
Double piays-Boy and LArkln; Radfofd. Richardson
aud Larkin. HIT BY pitcher-By Vickery: Wild pitch
Jones Fused ball-Robnson. Umpre-GaHnsy Time
LouBv1LLs o; ST. LOUIS. o.
Lou,srLtx Aug. 1I.-Rsin stopped the Louisvlls-st
Louis game whom onehaf OF the sixth inning had been
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The w.pounh Keeps on Winning.

GouRocK. Scotland. Aug. 1.-THE race for
2H-ratsrs yesterday over the Large course
was won by the Wenonah. who was two min.
utes ahead Of the second boat In.
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Ree.,d OF III. Orange A. c. Players.

One of the beat teams New Jersey Is that which
represents the Orange 4. c. OF the many games
played A. the Orange oval this season but few have
been lost. and As all u thsgspes have been With lead
ing CLUBS, moro interest taken IN the sport than
n In
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All .oX II, ia noon, and SOP NJ every TUESDAY.
uIr tratn, leaving New York 40 and oilo A. M viii
sfop kqn m9s,s PARK JanstiO, % race dsys
srdAys for aonmopth rart AZ 500 M. Al spseiHi
trains are s1uiPpsd Sifh tSllptb PlrlorSSyk 1ldv
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First base srrors-Loui.ville. 3; St. Louis. Fir
base on bals-Oh ClRusep,4 1. Struck out-By ClnqseI
!; by Hawke. !. Sacrifice h,s-CsrrolL Carutber
ERODE stolen hases-Brown. faylsr. Weaver. poub
pIays--Yaylor and Whistler; Crooks. Brsdis and We
den umpire-EmBlie. f1me-l:1o.
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Earned runs-Chleaeo .; Cleveland, e First bass on
.rfor,.cbicsso i Ssyel.nd Lss, on b.ssso &C
b,fS IL Oh CisrEson. g. Home runs-MeAiesr. Ryaa.
Sbrss.saps hits--sehriyer. Arson. Dunsan; TwSbase
nor Bureett virtue. pshlsn. AcAlssr stolen base.
NcAlser Double pIays-Parrott. Dahlen. and Arson;
Child and Virtue; DAhien Roat, and Parrottj pavs
Childs aud Virtue Cmpirs-Snyasr Sims-r:bo.
sAL,ixoRr. 9; WARRINGTON. 6
BAlrIxosr Apg ll,-Enors by Baltimore whom pen
we're on bases enabled Washington to tie the esms.
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An adjourned meeting OF the RsRstta Committee of
the Middle statss Regatta Association. WAS held last
night al the Arena in West ThirtyArs, street. for tho
purpose of receiving additional entries and ting
arrangements for the annual regatta which takes
place tomorrow Al Passaic. several new entries
were received 81 rs nllng all the the pro.
granns. The difficulty which this association has lad
10 contend with IN hs past yh0rtne.s Of entrance
fees caused BY iis members only paying f25 for any
number Of entries hiss this year been overcome. as
every Climb Pays an s.l sn.i.nce fec thus iusurIns
Tho an'ry Of Mnlcafre OF the paun'!oss Rowing
Club which was laid over for invsStsa he being a
patrolmAh on the river police. was taken UP and ho
Ei!l b: psr|it.sh 10 ISs n. protest nads ..nin.,
The additional entries which received !sE nignt
Senior Four bhsll-Atalsnta r. c.
Junisr Double Scuis-Passaic b. O.
Additional Entries In Junior sng,ss-C snIingsr.
Ysirnount r. 4. Ph,lsdslphia: p Holt Atlanta B. c
y SPENCER. Bay sids H. O.; Toronto
Junior Four Gix,unon b. O.. Harlem: Arthur Kali
Association. DauRtsss. Tritons.
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Eastern Associnllon.

PROVIDENCE
ttTIS sny '.....: 49,: %
Base hits-Provldence I: Albany, Errors-Pro~
dsnee. 3: Albany. ? fitcbers-Stanord and Murphy
At Binghamton and Troy-Tan.
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Baseball Games To-day.

pArIoSAL LTAerT AND AxxaioAH AssociAuoI
Chicago vs.. Cleveland. at Chicago.
Pittsburgh Vs. Cincinnati At Pittsburgh.
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