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Amateur Baseball Register.

Am0ng tho many amateur clubs In this city and sur
rounding places the following arc anxious to arrange
games The list includes number Of Junior organize.
tons Whose players average from 10 to 2oyeers NO
commun ication VIII be recognized without tho sigma
ture OF IN on,cia connected with tho club:
belmont baseball Club-wil play all clubs Of players
under 10 years Wiliam n.y. iod puihed street,
brooklyn. - a., - A..
Queens Athlecs-wil! arrange game With any i,rst.
class riuN upon the afternoon OF Labor Day. William
II Bogart secretary. Qucens l.
New York Field Cuh-Iiave Aux. ~ and 20 open to
play frst clubs giving guarantees >.
Mendel, manager, Iol West sixty.thIId street. New
York city. .
T. : Baseball Club--wou!d like tn pay all clubs of
players under II years q. Murray. 81 Front street
Brooklyn. a.
Uraniorcy A. C.--Have Labor Day morning and after
noon sept. 10 and "a OPEN To play any rstcnss cGb
offering suitable guarantee. j. hermann krehbcl.
4SO lie xingt OH avenue. New York city.
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pHrLApr1prIA. 4: NEW YORK. ..

! pnrIkbEirAiA. Aug. S.-The New forks
dropped to-days gnmo by score OF to :. al
though they triod hard to yet away with little
Carscy. whoso curves proved too much for
them. Tho scoro giyos New York nine hits.
but they we're So scattered as to count for lit
tie Burkc's long one was an exception. as 1t
sent In u run. ind onnhlcd tho latter to amblc
around tho bases Mt his leisure for n homo run.
Doctors wcrc in domand as King started on
carcot OF nunihilatlon that at ono time
bid fair to cripple both mines. ue
knocked tho risky Reilly Of tho Quakcrs
scnseless with hot ono on tho side OF tho
head and disabled his catcher. Doyle. with
blow on tho chin. and he several times through
tho game banged Umpire Lynch, ono OF the
Clips being likely to give Lynch bad black
ore.
Delchanty and Thompson were also victims
OF tho slver-topped twlrlcr. although not seri-
ously injured. -Four mon wcrc sent to- tnsos
on balls through the wildness Of tho visitors
pitGhcr. The game was Il tedious one, ana
there were few ril.ant plays on either side:
For tho visitors good work was done N mo
field hy EWrke. H. Lyons. Dkourk". and Nc
Mann. Tho latter was especially strong 10
hind the bat. AMI made tHse stealing very
dangerous to any OF tho Phiindelrhlans who
attempted TINT style OF playing. The score:
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CHEsAPEdKe SOLD For $1,000.
MI. j. +. Mcdonald Eecures tho Fnmou
Splinter at that Price.

MI. j. r. Mcdonald secures tho Fnmous
SPLINTER at that Price.
A thousand or moro racing men gathered In
tho paddock at brighton Beach yesterday
afternoon before tho races began and bid on
thoroughbreds from tho stables OF NJ. T.
Dwyer. o. A. Jones 4 Co.. A. J. Joyner. and
other turfmen.
That sterling spr!nter Chesapeake brought
the highest price. BoOkmaker j. f. Mcdonald
taking the speedy brother to Potomac for
$4,000. r. Travis took. Airshnft for 81. 100.
and +. f. Smith paid sl.h3O for Castaway H.,
the winnor OF tho Hrooklyn Handicap two
years ago.
Horses that sold for 800 and upward follow:
chesapeake. ch. g.. 1887, ny ST. Bsiss-susque. No.,
hanna: J. H.. Mcdonald ,..,;:..., 5000
AiriEh' nh. C, 1884. by Nent''atoF-fnh RAM r. ,,o
TTavis ~ .'' "' ~ 49,. '..,...,.....,, 100
f. smut " ' - ...,...' .,,.... ] $50
Yosemite b a. lsnS by Iiydrr Aii--Sslhe CoiicT.
b. J"e Hooker william Bten.- -. :, "a; soo
" iiawknurat " '''''- ..''''.,',.'..,. Io5o
Mexico b: c., lsp0. by CharnAus-1horhnsia' ny ,,
Brck, en- h.. issd' BY Ber,ram-Add's IIarti $40
chareoaL blk {, 1920, ~ ChnraNns- Grace: o,o
d.. wilcox t. g.. 1850. by sir Modrid-kose B.; J.
Wa..on o. " -, i'o'' " 1850
Garter. n Brl.n '"' " ,.,'...'.,. 400
Must"viie. b. O., 1880 by Muscovy-BrAessn; }. .,o
''"'"
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Baseball Notes.

Tony Mullsne quits Cincinnati again.
W. 4. ~. New Sork.lti Is only necessary to have the
in this once signed by the secretary OF the club
before 10 O'Clock at night on tho day the game was
played.
The Montcla.r Athletic Club have several open dates
IN September an viii play any trst.cass club offering
q liberal guarantee. address =. ". GwinE, Chairman
Baseball Committee. Montc;air. n. J.
The H-nsonhurst Athletic Club. OF which Tommy
Esterbrook and John Burdock are members have Ans.
"a Labor Day morning. and Sept "a open TO play any
hrs.cass club OF The latterh grounds provided SUI
Hcrcnt guarantee is offered Address George e. Craw-
ford. manager. !, l7N Fulton street, Brooklyn.
wAsaSGTcN. Aug. a-Mulvey deserted the Washing
club early last week and returned 10 rhiads phia
He reported IN Breok!.n Monday and Erac',.e he;
since then nothing hns bee heard from him. Whether
his action was nstigaed by tsnr that he could not play
good ball hAukering after the excitement OF III
IoncesteI race track ha. not trtnsprel Thers doss
ingtnu players Recently Ki!en and Duhae had hot
"Or' during game. several OF the players are sore
criticism, aud claim they cannot do their best
work un der the circumstances
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CHICAGO. Aug. S-Tho Garfield Park Club
has come out ahead In It's lGht with the city
authorities on the matter OF tho right of pool
sellers to transact their business at tho West
Side tracks.
Judge Kettells this morning handed down
his opinion In the cases OF T., A. Fisher and T.
A. McAvoy. the bookmakels who were ar
rested on q test case ast week, lie decided
that the famous stato law 81 1897 permitting
pool selling WAS constitutional. aud. there
makers.
1t is considered probable that the club will
keep right on racing. though as Mayor Wash
be daily arrested for running their place. 1t is
said. however. that the prupristors will gladly
pay the daily hne for the privilege Of Keeping
open.
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within tho Ropes mt BalIston Spn-One of
tho Men Leaves tho Ring.

U
tho n en- Leaves the King.
SARATOGA. Aug. ga select few on tho inside
OF heightened masculine society at the Spa
have been all agoE over the preparations that
havo been making for several days for IL finish
prize fight. Marquis OF Queensberry rules. be-
tween two well-known society young men.
One OF the principals Is Daniel W. Shea Of
Boston. and tho other is Sidney Smith Of Ball
ston Spa, this county. Both Of the men are
splendid specimens Of physical manhood. and
both arc expert boxers.
Shea is the son OF a wealthy Boston family.
Harvard College student mombcr OF tho Har-
ward College crew. champion heavyweight
boxer OF the college, and u we'll known society
man In Boston. He is about % years old and
weis ned ITS pounds. Smith is "a years old
and weighed 1873 pounds. He is tho son OF the
wcalthiest family IN Balston. and las mil
lion dollars In his own name.
The match was tho result Of a meeting be.
tween the two men during tho tennis tourna-
ment last week. when a discussion Of tleir
respective merits rs boxers resulted In
quarrel and II challenge, Tho fight was for
blood and honor only. There was no money
At 10 o'clock this morning two taiy,ho
Hotel with tho PRINCIPALS and their preferred
friends; about thirty in AZ The ring was
Seven mes on pSp9yS
striped to the waist and wearing four-ounce
Billy Edwards. the ex-light weight rugillst.
acted as referee. Jimmy LarHins OF tho Scott
Shea and sm!hs corner Was looked after By
his cousin; George Smith. one Of the wealthest
y9tnbne q innaog The
tlm"keeeper. 1t was game fight from start
GS an sEsD o"s
Of those Harvard PUSHES. now2,' He had hard
~ ~, got through with the remark when he was
s snmS s. s' arp exchanges fSI ,ooWsd They
heavily from the shoulder on shea's nose
era js , mouth knocking him completely 9f
rifle rush, driving ut Smiths head. Smith m ct
him neatly. and sent him to the floor second
man WINS quickly ON his feet again. and some
savage INITIATING foilowei when they clnched
f% imo T ss.s IEe blood %Hs flowing
windei when they tosa tho scratch ' shsa" re-.
M. He had the advantage ali through tho
,Ytand. lev short range shots were fred.
sHsl stmge an on s 4%d b
breath away. Shea followed NJ the advantage
with two or three hard thun is which smith
friends called out "Tlme" and claimed tI The
hight. Smiths friends rushed into tho ring
Of the Boston mans supporters. There wns
| almost a free fight anon q tho gSntlenien SPEC
| tators. but Edwards ended the AFFAIR Is declar-
| ing the fight Il drhw.
Shen and his friends wore much Disguised
with the decision and offered to mike another
| match On tho SPOT. for iun. for blood or tor
any amount of money the Bnlls,on man wished
| to put up Aftcr tho fight tho Iarty drove
| back to Saratoga. whore their appearance and
Hight n ati !
tho hotols II is very probable that another
! meeting will be had In tho near future.
| Shea is very much disg listed with tho con-
| duct Of the Ballston man. md his friends do
| clare that he can whip SIN ith with ono hund.
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TIE HORSE AND CARRIAGE TRADE
Dealers Getting Rendy for Fnli-Bareains
for summer Buyers.


business In the horse and carriage trade 10
still quite brisk and fully up to expectations.
As compared with this time last year It is sat
isfActory. and the outlook for big fall trade
is bright. In tho horse market sales for the
week have been dull. with one exception.
Van Tassell & Kearneys Tuesday and Fri.
day sales were well attended. and tho compe-
tition among buyers was lively.
A novel market has been established at
l34th street and Eighth avenue. opposite
buy green stock can get 1t ut thur own price.
Railroad horses arc in demand Mt Sl5O and
Dealers and manufacturers in the carriage
trade are busy preparing Tor fnll business,
which; they say, seems likely to be greater
Edward Claimants Sons. at .522 Broadway.
are doing great business owing to the ex-
s f Of fancy traps Of all sorts is rapidly
At The repository Of Flandrau ( Co, Broad
why ana liity.iirst street, business Is thriving;
u sG her wens aa
assortment OF carriages suitable to all uses.
rsTS"ns in i"aTeh 81 arsnp will he nmny
turing Company''s salerooms. 2to and 2,i7
Canal street, Thcy nrc Looking for bargain
carts. village carts, bGckroards phaetons.
and irs run !. bouts TO Get their trad:
ncy' ,repository, 100 to 1872 Thirteenth strcetis
bcwildcring. There are fancy traps in all
coiors Victories. cabr oiets. coupes. und all
sorts of other rigs or wheels. seemingly in end
variety.
Hoover. Roberts & Co. of G3 Murray street
have on hand n complete stock Of bugGics,
| they make a speciality. Ths house is now now
| Offering some rare bargains for ut-ot-town
| folks.
bradley 4 Co. Of IA Warren street. who. be-
: sides dealing In ilrst-class carriages make a
| specially OF business wagons Of their own
| make. have on view great stock for custom
cIs to select from. and the most fastdious
| buyer ought to find something there to suit
| him.
| At Newark. y. J.. J. NJ. Quimby & Co. arc
doing lots OF business In selling and in their
repair departments. They send for and return
nnt consists OF some nno varieties OF breaks s.
Nictorlas. and cahriolets.
J.. r. Wc-tcrleld of q Thomson street
makes a srccinl ty OF snrinklng carts. They
always have the latest and best kiuds Of these
on hmnh.
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me suns Guide 10 NJ. York.

Rrp'i"S 70 questions asked 'r1H day iv ne
guests ami rhIanS # he Am',cln metropolis
Suggestions 10 sigh'seers and practical IN fmna-
hon far practical peon,r. The S'r rW pbl&h, in
time for Hss al the OMNIBUS Celebration merit Oc-
ober. u '"nDl te. unique. ami practical guide book
10 this civ II ~W tell rIstorS trhat ne sights
ave. how u reach E,,rG, ,0hers 10 lodge and board
whi(r here anu he cost, Thrre 10 do rh0esae or
retail shoppui1, hJn 10 dnuse themselves. and get
rest Whe" TedIy of si2htsee'nJ, II UiN De- dtfrac-
hrsip printed pI"aS1m TO relt. and TIE sub,sct
matter rim diriisd and arranged in ,rav 10
insure ice best results. The retail prize mil be IS
cents per "opH The Sans GUIDE WiU also oGey
unequaiied and EXCEPTIONAL opportunities to adpey-
hsTa Those rho wish further Information ON
this subject should address The Guide Book Do.
Dartnte,a Of The Ns,o York SUM
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IInclnR Rcrults ut II. Louis.

sr LOUIS Aug s.-Tho races to-day at South side
Park resulted a. follows:
First Race -Four an: lar fur!orgs B,rd nobson
hrN. Elite 5. srcnnl, DAISY Z, third. Time. O:6IH
Second Racc-Fiv" fnroncs !. n:oosa FIRST. Murphy
second Jnke johnson th!rl. Tin" 90
Third itnctfour fur orxs. Anun Lee first. Kentucky
second Nation third. Time. oiuiS
Fourth phr--Si% and y hit fuiloncs SRzoo first
Uncle HAIRY second, Minu"ra third. Time. "a
Tho races at East 81. Louis resulted a. follows:
FirGt kare-Fvr TurIungs tAsvieH nrst. Granite
second. Dan IloI!g q m. Time. Mt
second kace-fire furl"ngs WINNIE Davis first. SEQ
BE lr second Friday third Time. o2@.
Third Rnce-siN f'rong'. T"mrlemore nrst. Jack
White second. steve Jernmn third. Time. 10.
seconl, Billy " third. Time l;o2
Fifth Eacs-Sx furlongs vnlucky Nrst. Straight Out
second. Iamerlane third. Time. l:lJ9S
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GLorcxsIrs. Aug. s-The races held here to-day re-
suited hs follows
Firtt Kacc--Four and \ halt fnrlongs I'd DeAmhu
first Harry II seconG flolre II. third. Time. O:5IA
Second hacc-fnur and halt fnr'nngso Koh'n Hood
nrst, Fst.r second Watt inird T me. 0.I7L.
Third Rncc-sevsn AMI hs't fur onrs Jrgs!er hrst.
NeyRy second. Algonquin third. Time 80.
fourth RAce-Cne AMI ones Ntr-nth miles. Pluto
first, Alan Archer second. WrlInce q. third lime.
] :h2Ll
flhl Race-Thrte.quart'r. % a mile CsEioon frst.
Olive second Arthur DAVIS tn I'd. Tlire. i17h.
sixth Rnre-frr eiRhths OF y niiic: On The lea
Frat. James \. second. TopmaSt third. Time. l;OJ4
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NEW YORK DROPS A PEG,
BUT DRoOKLrE FARES BET7ER, AND
IS NOW 4 CLEAR 1HJRD.

The Bo-tons arc Making Big Bid for the
Place of Honor, and arc Tie with the
o. Irnders-Anson's Men DO Good work.
The Eastern clubs wore pttcd against each
pther yesterday. and the Same state OF affairs
existed in the West- Every scheduled game
WINS played. Clovclnnd's defeat and Bostons
victory places tho latter on an oven footing
with tho Western leaders New York's reverse
places them behind Brooklyn. Philadelphias
good work advanced thcm step. The results
were:
Boston. 7; Washington, O.
Pittsburgh. .: Cleveland. a.
Philadelphia. 4; New YORK.. q.
brooklyn. g: Baltimore. 2.
.... Chicago. IL; Cincinnati, 8,
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nyer Win. tn. rr... Club Race.

ST PAUL Aug. S-The event OF tho twelfth day OF tho
TWIN City meeting was the Press Club race. gentlemen
riders which WAS won by Dyer.
first hAeo-SsveneIghihs Of mile; CostARicA frat.
Cofnne kinney second Alice d. third Time. :S7,
second Raco-One mile and seventy yards. Lord
NiiowbIook hrst. Dokens second. PantAlette third
Time, :osii
Third KAce-Declarod of. .
Fourth KAce-scyen fuIlonRE Safe Home, nTst; Lon.
don smoke, second: Fred Knox. third, Time. j i3sIl
= flfth Race1ohe mile. gsptlemsn Iders Dyer frsr.
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rArinsAL iNAGrR AMI AaERicAs AssociAr'oG
Philadelphia VS. New York, at Philadelphia
Baltimore vs.. brooklyn, at baltimore.
Washington vs.. Boston. At Washington.
Cleveland Vs. Cincinnati, at Cleveland.
Chicago rs Louisville at ChicnSo
Pittsburgh We. st. Louis. at Pittsburgh.
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Monmouth Park Mace Trains vim Pernsyi-
vnnIa Railroad

leave pesbrosses ST. and Cortland st. Ferries New York.
NJ ii 30 NJ, II noon and Y sor Ms,ery Ta.sday,
Thursday and Saturday during the racing season
a ar trains leaving New York 80 aud BIO A NJ, wI
stop At Monmouth Park JUNCTION on race DAYS: also,
nrdays TOR Monmouth Park AZ 300 r ~ All special
TIN us nro 0Iulpped Win Jnlmah fattoI chtA-Aht,
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nRooKLYS. 3: BALTIMORE, ..

Of M sl aIs whs ad dS 0 pSHsi
finely. This explains why Brooklyn mAlo six
runs in the first four innings. while baltimore
inning STEPHENS relieved ,yickery. but tho
game was already lost. Nevertheless, the
youngst.r pitched very well. only three hits
being made off his delivery. one OF them
scratch.
1t looked like q shut ont for baltimore up to
made the first hit Of the gamo off tiaddocE.
but in tho seventh and eighth they managed
70 bunch couple Of bases on balls. and with
DALEY. and Ollourke did tho best field work.
Stricken. who made his !lrst appearance since
his jaw was broken. was oll in fielding.
brooklyn started to W in the gamo n tho first
ipnins. Griffin reached fist on called balls.
which that player fumhlrI. Ward forced Cor
coran out at second. but Grinn reached third.
On Brouthers's douhlo both Grnin and Wari
fsored. and Bronthers crossed tho rlatse oa d,
inning Griffin len OIL with hit. Aiter Co:co-
rnn went out Is right lie ID Ward got his base.
He and Griffin made q rrettj double
steal Bron1ners nv Went out from sec,
scratch inGcd hit. which scored Griffin.
Burns started to steal and Robinson made
ieint to throw to second. This started Ward
IN, but hn was run down. In the fourth singles
Stovey's error gavo. the Brooklyns two more
runs. Tom Days double. Con Daiieys single.
and Strickcr's error gave thom another in the
sixth, and the last run was mnac on Shindles
wild throw TO first. which allowed Ward to
reach third. and Erouther-'s single.
The BaltimOrcs made one run in the seventh
on URourkcs hnso on balls. and singles by
Stricken md tunEon.. They made another in
the eighth on Van linltrens base on balls
Sutc!ifie's sacrifice. and stovey's triple. Tho
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News from The Horse World.

Tho Hero. winner OF four succ"sEI1" races at
Washington Park. Chicago. On 7ncce.slye
days. and of two races in one tdy iist week.
lnrk yesterday.
rhinn 4 Morgan won $4,000 v'-,erday on
Louise in the last race ut lihw'h1rne lark:
ThS mare was harEci down from - to to 4
To- /. Sho WAS backed in all the Western pool
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FsLhrd Tuns-FI,lshntRh q Home runs-Beckley
Virtue fnsI Gae littsb1tsH Fiji sNSS ss:;
GU palisI-h.etis>i 'lids Davis Mctlcer & artsnn
gsIt, o.onnHr struck oui-clark.on, Passed haIsG
9Iple-l 30. ImWre-hnyder ''
ID. CHICAGO. ~. CiscIssAua
C1IcAG0. Aug v The home team found I'm, ,,,,.
trophs IN winning the game with CInctnna att today
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Jockey Garrison Improving.

LONG BRANCH. Aug. a-snapper Garrison
steadily improved o-day He will soon he
able to be taken to the mountains II he does
not have relapse.
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Earned runs brooklyn. q Two.base hts--Hrouthcrs
= DAILY. Nnn iIaltren. r,reenase .it-Stcvey. First
lAse on errors-Ba!timore. ]; Brooklyn 2 Bases on
sSis- Van IalIren, s!ovey Wari,2 oR"uIke. uriIfn
Jnbn Ward. lladinck. Lett oh bases baltimore u:
Brooklyn 4. Sacrifice nns-oK"urke sutriiHe. StruCk
oHt-By iadd"ck. 4; by stephens J. Iii hy pitch. 81
ball--,Inhn Ward. Double play-van liaren ami
Shindle: Ward and Suite Inc. Wild pitcn-vicErry
Stolen bases-lohu Ward. Griffin. 2. Time-l 80
yInpiTe-Ua1ner.
busroS 7: WASHINGTON. o.
wAsuiSGroS Aug s--Tkc Washing q ons Us usual met
arrushinR defeat at tho hands OF boston to-day. At
tendance 1 he
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fishlua Garkle.
LISTERS HAS woxM..

Sand worms. l2c. dOA. White worms 25c q dos
DnOsons. $50 dOz, shedirr crabs. MARSTERss csls
hrGted Alliance "Ood s'rped bass and Fishing Banks
rod. o"|. Ash aud lanceHood hollow butt and extra
tip brats rods, ioc. Spt bamboo hy and bait rods.
sissup Jointrd bamhoo rods. Soc. up. Rest quality
h"iiow.puInt huoks. srge gut, Toe doA doub e. lEc
tf"hle. ~, ply 2uc, Heavy treDlr gut leaders
'ms,ts ar ea"i 9.tmsh nIass nn!.,pIyinx bstnr .,
paio mulnpylnS oeeir, 'ec. M Euuher aud nicl Ell
plate mu ing reels $50 "p. 800 feet reel hnvs On
block, "th.eai bSc lHthrrHd $50. lJ.thr"Ad. <dc.
~ bread, t"s si!hIeTd So Sinter., SC per pount
4oc, Fishing pants, 81. hycrything TO deAght The
angler. IN quality and price
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Eastern Association.


AsrrRsASD. 4; PAU snirus.
HorrL AxYvpsASp. y. v. Aug. s.-The nrst game OF
the series for the championship OF the Adrondach
was pIayed here to-day. The excitement during the
game was ntense, There wa. large delegation from
rounding camps on the lake Tho same clubs play at
Paul Smiths tomorrow. Tho score;
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Earned runs-New York. .: Philadelphia. /. Home
run--Burke. Two.base hns-Drlshan'y, Thompson CON
nor. SHrrhc hiis--uRourbe E"ye. D. Lyons. Bases
Depbs nay-McMHn, y Lyons ~ la;ke sttnsS
First he,e on crrovs-New YORK. :: hi.adclpia. l.
First base on Uas--D Lyons. Allen Hamilton. raomp
son. Common H. by pitched Dall--DCle.anty. Reilly.
Thompson Wild pncl-Kns. TiiIe-Two houis. thn
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EaInel rnns-ChicaKo q CINCINNATI, g. FiTst hase by
sUors-Chicngo. 3; Cincinnati. T. Left on Lases-
Shisago 0; cnCirnstl 3 fir.t base on na0-0u
iibfchlson. Tircc;lase Lis-Latham. Hyap. PArrott
Eve bare hit-Mrfhoe. Sacrifice Gts-G,n!ns. Hutch
tsop holiday stolen bsses-Ryan. Canayan iulli.
eyy. Vaughn. Dah!sn. Anson, MePhee. Iomisksy.
prs-Eurst. 7imc-2o5.
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Earned Tuns-fAul Smiths, 2: Amrcrsnrd. =. Bnss
on brlle-Of Link n: on carrie. 2. S'rnrk out Am
persand 10: Paul smiths. ~, sacrifice hit-oCohhor'
AT Wniden--Waden, /: Cuban uan'sG
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EARNED rrns--B,ston I; Fret base "n,errors Wash
lnuon J: Boston. g. Left on bAses-Wa shington. 4:
EGEen. frst base on balls Kilen. l. ~ stsioy
= struck oH,-by Ki!!en. i BY stary s Home
rnH-.lu Twrtase ht-La'kir. Sacrifice hits--
nowh, stacy. So!en ichardson. Duffy 90
hit " phcLtr-By kiAen, /. lmpre-Emsie Time
-t' rrrsnrRGn. o: CLEVELAND. Q.
rrr,srrcu; Aux s.-Ihere were 200 persons at to.
Gays game between the Cev-Innds and PittsDurKhs.
The latter "ntpayed the visitors and won uuick and
iirely contest Tho LellInR and hard hitting OF tho
nome players were excellent. lsrer mnds h is lpear.
pace with the Pittsourghs and did well. Smith held.
lug was particularly brilliant. Tue score:
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Lizzie. IN. F.vor,to. Had Beaten willie H.,
md wiiiie L. Had Defeated bep"nto' hut
Yesterday I.epsnto mt 5 to Was First-
Tho Canadians Win with Their smart
Colt Fosm-Other wInners of Purses.