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s,ado,, s,.,t. Wen Eddie Pierce.

George Sid!cns ito clever Western feather weight
who fought draw with Eddie Fierce nj toney Island
on Monday night. called AZ trr i'"hd'i N'r' Office
Yesterday afternoon IN com pnuy with Billy paccy his
tgstne. III spcAAins OF r.s roctHt nslt sddons SAID
TO Srx reporter: ~ never so surprised in NY lie
when informed by JUG>e %o"ton that the contest
i or not. lie to!I me IN Me las: round
that he would SliO more IMAM
MAS nrn!ng 10 me 4 | wnui consent to n draw. |
stnutly refused do st ms bat when WAS urged
lv my seconds to aCc.lt snhntif"d. As 4" my op.o
nrrt Wi say that b." 'hc everest boy tsS ever
went M against som" T>"ns -ail 70 mo willie WAS
Ir,llipy mat ric.. wasn't ot nrCh account and be
ing an rinat. Il" cv4int s,sr IN the ring more tnnn
len Touni. II ryry"r. -" "sht over forty rounds
ana Is none tho for Remaining i-at .eagta "
time in the ring ,,,... ,
been victorious over rrr'r 20 fake a ,rLg mui W.st
remain in the E1.t, AMI Try c"uc ls,ons with ANY
other as1irny plsiust n ls class bar nCnc. II lie
does NOT ra hu VIII give Fierce another chance
or he will challenge .he "!nncF OF tile pNor'aAe.!y
IYht
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THE 7ROTTING RECORD.
Mr.. Rober: Bcnner Intimntes that He VIII
send SunoI Auninst 1t

Will the trotting record be broken in 1892
is n question that has frequently been asked
O! late by horsemen. Nancy Hanks has tried
to reduce the figures and failed. under circum-
stances that indicate that this marc is out Of
candidacy for highest honors. palo Alto
has died. and Allcrton has gone lame. Maud
$. is being bred. and what trottar is loft to at
tempt. let alone to achieve. the breaking Of
the record? The only answer is. "Sunol!"
Tic ascertain II Mr. Bonner would permit his
queeny mare to undertake the task II report
er for The SuS called upon that gentleman yes
tcrday and put the question to him.
lam not quito prepared to answer you
specifically" replied Mr. Bonner. :" think
that what you say about sunors being tho
only trotter left TO try tho thing is tho right
idea. but l don't 500 why l should be in a
hurry. now hold the two best records-Su-
nols 2:OSA oh the kite-shaped track. and
Maud SIS 2:0S'4 on tho circular. Why should
still. may do something later in the season.
1t will not be before the latter part OF Septem-
il You come and see me in two weeks may be
able to lei, you know OF some definite pro-
w iOR Pc WITH sunc and
break tho record If you do make Ny such a
programme
repiied Mr. Bonner with smile. but that
y Is Maud :. in foal = was asked.
"You know wo bred Maud to Ansel some
time ago. and for n period believed she was in
foal. Then doubt came. and that doubt par
again. last Fa'urlay. 10 Arse!. And. speaking
Of Ansei. should Ike 70 say II word about his
it,!e Or no att cntion to- On Tuesday Of last
week ono Of his t,vo:y year Odds, Antclla. won
the $4,000 purse in his class at Sturgis Mich,
dny drove q two yeur.old FLY by Ansel on
ms farm ut Tnrrytown. for u quarter in 30 10
,vh trh ,ls II roftiuupl FINN,
would cause the milo to be consumed in
1:231-E These figures show. great tiule for
gis meeting three -year-old 10y Elrctioueer.
Ansel's sire. won tho $4,000 purse for that
class.
:" am in no mood to hurry her The season
has heon backward and shah give the mare
Monty Of tine Deiore ! put her to any severe
~
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The thirteenth ANIMAL regatta OF ths kiI ven Kill
Association wi! take place on Saturday Az 70 the
start 30 be made At $50 ocock In tho afternoon. The
following events are open to all am,:egrs rl.cs of he
n. $. \. - govern Junior single scu..S, senior
Iaif-oar- junior fou.oarcd girs iraior double
sca..- aad intermediate iour.oaTed sh"s winner
IN .lCh event viii receive gold media. AMI .ik ban.
aTr to h. awarded 10 the clubs represented by
y''trs crsWs The course VIII be onr iar stra'ght.
hwHs - TIE Arthur Nun, finishing - pni"t lust
., 'Hr Hoat house Of the ArtHUr he N-.H.AtUn at
II'rtr'N HuTt intrIrs close on Trrsoar 49,. - with
SECRETARY H. W. Jansen. 10 Broad street >e" York
c3k
The officers - the regatta will he. E,trrre. John
H. Athletic Club 80 the scE.Y'L,. Nt'I Time.
kcrrrt'i j., !! hnSt,. "; S.'sag = g i'ri Il Fort
Alta "n;R u. G. I"Gg.s at Finish n Il lr.'on, Nereus
e., II. H. Wi.0n, Alley ne H. e: A. n uE.ri Eureka
y. -, .. h. tn!.'ps. New York A. G. aH4 Robert 0s.
horne New jersey A Z.
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The contcst Tor the diamond medal Of the Corey
Island Rod a"d .nn GLIB very spirited yesterday
At Wood.awn rarS. Three tied Nltn ten each seven
with nine Tor tile second prize AMI eight
for ihrd prize TITO following scores show the wnuers
4. EGEg. 81 yards. X; W Lair % yards $; j. t.
no9tLers - yards = !. sshii.maEn 70 yaris .. H.
J. ponnein :" yards, I, &, Enscbrccht. - yards, y
l. EGpie " yards ~ Il ". Bl@timachrr .. yards. a.
!; T. Lake :. Yards, g. Mclaughlin, 2a yards. I; D.
scGeslies. 3, ARDS, lber,, ~ wards, i; nr Van
ord. 81 yards ~. Mayer. 10 yards .. 4. rfsend-r
20 wards = mr Leverdir. 20 yards, 10: ". Green 23
,ntasn - g rate: IS yarGs 10 EAthbone As yards
Ties fr 'nenn and hfst PREV. Hughes. =: Dr. Lev
Ties tor second ri2s-i. =. Voorhees, q: T. Ibert q;
J. hchliehhn .. c Meyer 3: rfacnder, o: T. EngIo.
b?echi, =. j, g. h- Frame withdrew
Ties tor thiTa prlc-A. J; Ipps. II: J Z. Lake II;
II. W, BIattmaCher. d, pr. Van ODD s, W Lair, .: j.
Ra'hhuGc. !: ". Els>asspr o " 1919 - -
swrcpstIse shoot that followed with seven entries.
resulted ~ follows T. bert. < rrst: &. Plate L. Sec
ond. T. Mclaughlin. =. third.
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CuCiGo, Avg. lO.-Th- racing at Garfield Park to-day
Was sensational In tho nrst event Trompcur L. II,
shcrley. and nal.oo fell 10 ey n Porter breaking his
collar bone and suffering serious internal injuries.
Jockey perkiuson and J. Murphy were badly bruised.
For pulling Exclusion In IT," last faee Slaughter WAS
ruled on. and all bets GeciurL void Not oAe ia'orits
won. Summaries:
Fast ace-Fiye..sEths @: annie. First ward. hrs:
Lucy billiard s.rond: PaLini. tliri. Time. ! ~
Second Race one nils Auu fliy yards faAr nTst,
bore ais second 81. Joe thlr.. Time. ~,
Third RaCc--siX fur!nngs Autumn Loaf hrst. Fred
Gouston second laWntlerny Insrd Time. llia
Fourth Rac. Nine tnT.Gug-, not spuf hrst' NAlers
second. Ernest Race third. IIIuc. otA, ,,
tIfth kaC"-sik iuringEs. Emnrrss fTsdcrick hf't.
warren Leland second. Annie Martin third. Tine
llblH. :,
skin Rscr-siN frsloavs Little crete nrst Rose
mont second. salvation thrA. Time. .I4h
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TREY sent MARIA STOUPS At 6 TO l.

Rughrar." What are, Why, tie RACING PRIVATE ~
FORMATION AuEN Us COMBINATION wires To-day
three Morals at MoSMOl III Rnd couple Of nice
Mite ceHainitOS at GLOUCESTER Terms SO I"I sls
days messages Try them AMI you will stick the
Agency aEew wax lbs odd thatIo;s Of psoplo Will e. on
losing money whs they have only 10 io!o" the Com
piua,ton wires To make w!npns certainty. Ne" eli.
tnts viii ou!se by calling or sending tasir orders as
early possible to-day as tie CLERKS are always kept
busy handing OUT the Se!ecIons 10 regular customers
between ~ sad O'clock Prospectus free on personal
written Application. Address tho Manager Exeeu-
tive Offices. l6l East 23d 81. New York city. once
LGuTs to y.
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Tennis at Cooperxtown.

Coorrrsrows Aug 1o.-fcsterday was tue hr't Gay Oh
the ANIMAL open tennis tournament of the Coorers
town Athletic Association The play began with the
gentlcmen'S singas.
First Round-sngtcs: scudder beat !. p. BROWNING.
60 o.: Perkins beat r. q. browning. d, 81;
run ed Nv rain Int was resumed this morning; when
Tailor beat Inlthorpe. a. Go: Arnold beat irving.
b-< II, e.. ......, :, =, , 4,
second Round-Pcrkins beat CT TpnrN. o.. 6IA
bowers hest Arnold. d-3. 10: seuddsr beat ia"or'
81 NJ. Ga 49,. ,, 49,,
Mems noi'Ies -rers;ns and ScNddcr beat kcrr ana
Mitchell. Ill Ga; Trevor and Bowers beat WILCOX
and Tailor. O. "a. ...., ., 49,.
Mixed b.cs-Perk:ns and MISS 'hmpoe" oeh' q.
T. Rrownin: aud Miss Johnston Is. ID , r,. =
The Tournament " III continue during the week tho
prI,e. are vaU.i $500 and consist OF pair OF de-
canters cut glass and Ornamental with SILVER reps u
rnr OF cd military brushes two hasEs orha.
iu.nt.J win SILVER two silver soap boxes, silver
,swr clothes brush. aud silver
lnOuutud iukstanI
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CmcAGo. Aug. lo-Only two favorites at
Hawthorne Park to day. They were The Reaper. at 3
to on. and sunshine whiskey. a. Ito on. sum.
marios:
First Racs-Seven eiVhths OF a mile. Bobby Beach
FIRST. Readna second Ray Is tlirh. Time 81
second knce-ilanticaP: one mile and seventy yards.
FL Leonard won. FANNIE second Br"okward thiul.
ZINE. 4nta
Third Race For twoy enrn'ds: Ave q ghths of nils.
The Reaper won. T. II. Gill0ck second. Mabel third.
Time. l u5.
Fourth Race-SelliRg: ORC mile. GnsOlence frat,
Libre:to second. Billy lrnkcrton third. Time. ~,
Fifth Rnce-fhr-e quarters OF n mile. Sunshine
Whisky won Adrleu second, Lady PulsIfes third.
Tine. ~.
sixth Racc-se!linE: seven.eghths of a mile Nancy
HaS~s won. Dud Hughes second. Good lay third.
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Scinefer 10 Throw Dawn the Gnunfiet q
Ives or Amy OLL.rr ENnrrt Allxc.

Jacob si.hac'cr challenged Champion Frank
C. Ives Oh Tuesday to riay thrco-n!Ghts'
mgtch or a series q three matches Of 800
POINTS each iog am fwm from $500 !. side UP.
III" match or matches 10 he i.ayel ia Paris
within week II the a"cHp;HUce Of ih- cha!-
le0ge. Sch&r.rr SAYS that h" j. willing, in case
the matches are To lao srIara'" affairs, TO play
ha!k-linc. cushion cnrTom=, champions cams.
or straight rail- in succession, according -
lycs's Choice, Schaefor deposited 400 francs
with tn" Paris N1GH ~ u forfeit 10 bind IN,
ch HENCE. In ease ives declines tho cha .!el-S
il Is open TO aay other player in the world.
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VIII Allow No Grass 10 Grow Inder Their


President curtis having all 0intcd thn championship
games cur"Itter to manage Inc ANNA. outdoor Nee
iug Of tho M"ir"Do'ra" Assoc t"r. ~ he he'd sent
TO- u viii he necessary :orthe COMMITTEE TO meet AZ
and make arrangements for the wrein.. James
!. sEn az. tGr charm H." has Tniltc rag' member
90 th" committee Ma NJ. c'.Etg VIII Ne h'il NJ
ScrretaTrs "rtce al Broadway on tIday Afternoon.
Ava. ! =. At 4 u'clGr,.
II" \ q II Of New York have .rDNrd to the Metro.
p".ian t,su'.whrn Tor registration. They desire 10
give sA.es uu Labor 4,aN,
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The Winners mt GIouce-:rr.

GLorcEsrER, Aug lo-The races hess to-day resulted
az follows:
First Rnce-riy.-ernth. Of n mile oHcen dor first.
Mu,ito second, kIngscirrr rhi-N. T.Uc. .pei(
Second Race-FSr.eIghths OF u ule. West side nrst,
Robin Hood second. waltz thirI. rnlc. l;o3.
THIRD Racc-ScN"n-eishthS ut n niIr. U.Vkter FIST.
Ned second. Mckenzie third. Time. | 80, So
Fourth PAca-Threc fOurths 10. q mt" MSS olive
FIRST Caser second Fancy gSdiru thIrl Iim". l:l7i.
rttth kace-Six and a hat twIlGrss lenst HFit
Can't Tell second. Home Run iI''d Anne. 2."I.
sixth Race Five .ighths uf in.. AusiraI hrsi
Fsstus seeOnd. LakeM oOl thirl. Emo. :Nt.
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Fastest on the wheel n-tween Norwu;I
and Danbnry.

Nons.lK. Apr !"--Eaen mn jr, OF ranNury. son 4
EbeH It President OF The NorHAA Iron Works Com.
rauy Nn III" irsi rri1e IN tie twenty road
race o-tH zen N"!waiE ana paEgGry tvs afternoon,
lie made ii, stance IN hour ana ~ N u4es n. e
were Gig %rIeTs. =! members OF the panbuTy heel
ttuh Hi Lea throughout the race. Tue time 10 IN
beet Ne' made uSt"een tue two riies. The winner
not 20 yrsr. old, nj II Of athletic hud and is one "
TIE H"s eNperI~l Cd byvyrsts IA the state lie TO
Gras22s;iS'i!'ei "-es! wei lng twsatyLlne pounds
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GRAND CIRCUIT PERFORMERS
The Harness Racers at Rochester-Shov
Their True Duality.

ROCHESTER,. Aug. 1o.-speed was on top at
the Driving Park this afternoon. only one milo
OF tho twelve trottrd and paced being as slow
as 2:2O. while oil tho heat winners reduced
their records. Elko. a brown mare from Buf-
falo. set the example Ivy securing the first heat
OF the 2:10 trot from the iavorite. Abbie ". in
2:17, and 1t was followed 10y Illinois ERbert.
Abbie ". Mascot and II. G. Il. in
turn. A fourth heat in 2:16S and
NTH In 2:16A are performances
seldom seen at this POINT OF tho
Grand Circuit. and the average for the six
miles in tho 90 class is wonderfully good.
The money was on Abbic V. at first the odds
being 100 to 40 on her, and afcr she lost two
heats it was still 3 TO on The gray marc from
| the Quaker City. She had been unsteady ur to
that time. but Turner took her back in the
third heat. keeping her steady for squirt
homo. and she outfootcd Illinois Egbert in
PIN Tho speedy gcldiug came back with a
clip In tho fourth heat that carried Ablio v.
of her feet and no had improved his Pitts
burIh record n quarter Of second by trotting
In PICK. II was then ; TO . on the gelding
but he was unsteady in tho NTH heat. md the
gray marc came through from tho head Of the
stretch; finishing strong in 2:lGt. This re;
the knowing ones hedged their money and
their inlgment was wise. as Abho V. Jumped
| close on Illinois Ecbert. and tho sturdy gold
| ing won the best race OF his life In 2:l7&.
Mascot was the. selection for, the pace at
| evon money and after tho first heat In slow
| time for this class. the fight was between him
| and Bunco Jr. Tho latter, made his first
owner. Frank Newell OF Boston. behind him.
| and he forcc'l Mascot out the second heat in
PIP y. u traction better than the Buffalo flyer
| went 1T Detroit In the third heat. Bunco Jr..
went. Tapped on Mascot nll the way aud was
| only half n length behind in 2:14.
| 1t was TO = on II. G. T. for the 2:27 trot and
| he was only headed in tho third heat by, The
| Ravcn: hut he cane on and outfooted the
his stride inside tho distance. This improves
| II. {. It's mark OF 2:lSIs at Pittsburgh. and
| shows that he Is fnstor than The haven on q
| dry track.
Everybody. from President Archer down,
| pronounced this a day of splendid sport, and
! tho three classes for tomorrow should keep
| W the record. Tho 2:17 trot comes first. then
| the 2:2O pace and lob trot. Summaries:
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News from tic Horse World.

Rcnder.-Taral rode Sir Walter IN the Great
Eclipse Stakes at Morris Park.
There has been some tall o! what will hap;
pen on Tuesday next when lamv.hter and
TamIuany como together III ~" Omnibus
Stakes. Unfortunately. lninD;'Eh'cr IS not
engaged in tho omnih"N. lrkr"cked i.
race The Pepper will be Iammanys most
dangerous Oppuurnt
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NO Tamn,.n Win. tho Twin city oaLes.

ST. PAU, Aug. lo-Thorpe rode three winners. and
favortes and FEEDERS broke even At the Twin CITY
course to-day. The race Of the day. tho Twin City
Cakes at nine furiongs for threeyearoId llies had
hut tnree starters fo Tambi-n. Natalie. and Lillian
Beatrice. 70 Tambien. at to n she pI. asei
~ n length and a half from Natalie who beat Llan
bsnTce elghs enxts. Ilme, o'.e nus Is \ o ram
stake saturday before leaving FOX >IAtoaG ,ay
nigh Tie winners of The purse races were Pcaio. ~
& to Eola. at to on % Rca, Mt ~ !; Bol-
Buckncr. a. to on. and Dav.d rulsfe al TO J..
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baseball Notes.


There was no game at Manhattan Field yesterday.
F.liunIn Avg. lo-Ths Monmouth CUunty RAsebsg
IeaeUe ia, been oiganis-d VITA tie following ciGrs;
Athletics of Rel bank MoumOuths Ol Freehold, uIaus
Of krylur AMI AilaHtics OF Atlantic Highlands TIE
clubs Wi pay Tor a champlonshp trophy. the games
TO rOnlMencs neat saturday.
The serIo. Of games for tho cham tonshi2 between
four leans "t me soath orange lhtht Ilub "a nearly
the Tero.i Is follows. JessuN's team. b.
lost 4 iowe's team, won lost a Grants team. won
4. .uSl 81 iuchs cam won J. Ost IL, great In'rrest
10 tAA ell N tue games every saturday The Ieief ends
Labor Day. lAe married m1u OF the Cuh try
to arrange games with the BcHedcts Of the orange
a.. ingirwu.d llSld Club. AMI MonIcsa'r Field club
AreprssenIatvs Of Al Ctoss.sui, director or tho ~
A. 4, . team. called at Richmond HAL Nest llHlL
street Yesterday and offered {" wager $500 that tho
yAuhatiaH team wopid win the game next Saturday.
Al Manhattan Nod MIA the lIar'em Athletic A.sotis
nous lean. 1t WAS promptly acCeptrd by represents
tive Of Manager Lewis OF The EAtlems Rnt,pacsl In
the hands ~ peah X koGas The Harlem hols are %
confident that their team VA. win on that day tina
they have made up snohrI purse OF $500, which they
wager the TcSuIL Joe McElTOy. WHO has been wiil
the Harlem team for Two seasons. will pitch for III,
team on Saturday.
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The Color Line Amonr whc.,mcn.

NEw oatf,NS Aug. lo.--The louisiana members Of
the League Of American wheeInen have given notice
through their cl,"f. Grtrot that tApy win Withdraw
FRONT tire league. aIi urge the otter SO l,h.rn mem.
hers :" d The same c"lorri rGrrs ATs admitted ~
tie oTgEEiEat!on as opposed,
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Totals. gan 8 To,als........2 ~

TOIaIs ,,.',..I Z -flI 81 I0thIs'''''''s . II 10
Crescent Icngus..,.........o D O OIL
Tworass h,t--F. Murphy. Sacrifice hits-EoGori
Turner Gary. Wild, spA!ding Specs %. First
base on hal.s--Honord. Chgr Wid. De ounOnrs. First
base BY errors Crescent League =; New Jersey A. g.
. stolen Iiohord Brady a. Carr, Wild. Left
on haSes-CrsscrGt Leagu.. o: New Jersey A.. G.. D.
Struck p-nIady " Murphy O., Turner te,. !sl!y
Jones, r. Murphy ~. Car lc GumOneT Passed bal.3
Hon0ri, =: Carr. T. Whl pitcics-F Murphy. l :
Westcrye.t. !. Tme-l:2h. Umpire ". Berriinan.
EATKS ISLAND 4. e.. @: srNsuNuuRsT 4. g.,
Tho game At West Brighton yesterday Terminated in
an exciting way Witt tue score tie the Brn.Onhurst
4 9. team scored thrre runs IN the ninth inning but
the home team IN their Gslt managed win. with
scored and three On tho bases llugAss the
game by hitting tor three bases. The score:
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Earned runs-Ch!cago :: Louisville, = First hasco
errors -ChicaG" :: !or'svilte l.ett on ea.ssHCh
to,,. on Hntchison l: on Luhy. =. struck "ut-By
Stratton 4. by Hutchinson. ]: by LThy :" Three ba,e
hits-whist!"r Srhriver. lnhlrn, Two base hits
Weaver. Ryan Arson Sacrifice hts-P!eaer. TAYLOR
PARROT Jrnnin.s Weaver. Brown. Stolen base-strat
ton. umplre-iurst. Time-1:5O.
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The summer residents at she Mountain View Faru,
House and the Maple Lawn IIouse. Catss!li Mountains
have taken deep interest in tho recent bowling
matches between picked teams OF the two houses A
week ago the met At the Winter Glove alleys
aud N Mountaireers won On Saturday last n second
game played and the Maple Lawns turned the
tables Inc changes in the t"auls from Tho gan
were: Mr. Hult took tAs place or Mr.. Bentley tho
Maple Lawns, and MIR Young bowlrd in place OF Mr.
Peterson Tor the MOunts!neers. The score:
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y,as~pnil Games To-day.

SA-ioSAl trAGVE ,Np AMERICAN AssociAroa
lronlnn vs.. New York, at Eastern Pars.
rGladt.rhIa vs.. Boston. At lhIade Thia.
Ba!Iinnir vs.. Washington, at baltimore.
Chicago - IlcycianG, ~ hlCagU
r,tsnurgh vs.. Cincinnati At Pittsburgh.
Louisville VS. st. Louis al Louisville
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Monmouth ParL Racc Trains VIA PennsyI-
yanln Autlruad

leave De- shToses ST. and Cortland ST. Ferries. y, Nnrk
~ IL 40 \ NJ l2no"n ana 1890 T.. NJ, every tuesday
uar tram. leaving Sew fnrk 80 and $40 NJ. wlil
tLe Half HOLIDAY SprcIa viii leANs New YORK on SnI
Tiays FOR Monmouth Iark ~ 800 r. NJ All special
trans are equipped NItA Pallln an iarlVr cars-Alg
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aver. fur won the game to-day for philadelphia. Az
tendance. 2.S2o. The sgore:

Euneh runs. Philadelphia, Q; Boston. first base
on errors Boston. Left on b9:sslrhi,saeiph "a
K.str 2 EtrncE out ny Stivntts. ": by kootc, 4.
Homo run Hamilton. Two.base hits SttNstts Cross
Double Nays. Allen. Mailman and uonnot Sros; snd
-C,nxoI. J; Cross. J. Umpire -Lynci. Hmo-1i3o.
BALTIMORE. :; wAsutStroS.: :.
p,rn,uoLr Aug. lo--washnxton prt Jones In the box
svp usf mo ORIOLES gay. and his wdhes ih The nft
inning gaVs the home team good lead hl,!sh nh
shcl the "a uts, did ell. Attendance 1,Ooi The
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rmtsbu. Eh ......,-.......... q O ! %
Earned runs-rt tshurgh. .. First haso on errors
ritt,bury' / Lat bhscs-rt'tsbnreh. <: St Louis.
Il rst base on hnlis-un Brritensein. 4: OFT GUN.
n.rt !. struck ota-Becklcy. bierbaner Farrell gam
nrrt Three base Sts--kelly. Beck.~y. TMobase MT
MAX Sncrtrre MS donovan. Smith. Mack, Farrell.
Crook. Rro.ie ELclley. stolen bases. smith. Mack;
DON, carroll DnIhglc riays--Nie-. Bierbhner. and
pecrley: i,Tctenste h. Brodo and Wericn. Brode and
W.rIon. Passed tuii-Buckioy. Cmpire-NcQuA'a.
l.mc--I 80.
ciNeISSAuI. @; CLryTLASn. +.
Ctrvrt ,sp Aue 10 Tho cincnnhtls tied the score
today in The NTH inning nv nurcu ~ six hits on
Cuupy one n them three base hit before and after
a. Al ihry couldn't tou,Gi him A wild throw by Hn-
mer later on gave the mt no winning run Tho score
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IhrnrU rums-In' lhnNt, y. TWO'hlfe " |h-NVNtHH.
nronno, .mrry .day nns" hhSr , en-
has~s-Clevstand: {; Cincinnati. s. struck ont-By
Curry. 5: on Thanh-rlain !. Double PLAYS -McA Nicer
nuf '2im,nrr; Chamberlain, MCrhee and Cnnmssey.
m,rr,nct"n and McPhre: welrh. Mcph.c. aad ,;enins
First Iase On eyrors-Clev.Iand. II!t by pitcher
Davis Ws,cn. Tiiae--2Q7 tmrire-Snydcr.
LOUISVILLE. $: ruic.Uo 3.
Cn!c,co Aug --Hutchs"n was knocked out OF
IN, hoN by the Colonies IN three roun -. With n"
game lost Arson pat in Luby Attendance l.o"h Tho
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First base on .r!orsStRtrn Island 4. g.. > henson.
huryt A. e.. IL Lett bhses-stalcn Island A e. !:
Bcnsonhurst A. g.. 10, Base IN bails-Oh l!urhcs s:
on Worth .. struck out-By Hughes. 4: BY Worih
stolen bAses'onson, Nr0oin. Surd0cA. ,aens Three
has. hit.-liuzhes Two base !i's-ENrrs, batter lpGbs
play-O'Too.e 'uilcr and Gat-ns. Sacrifice plt.-San.
hope. E,tIs. r,sIsy wGns i!m by rc 1 es'!IJonn
bsl-Duiler. t'rI'-s Paash. Time-l6i.
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IEnsiI Sc. =; CHrSCrSr IRAGuF, I.
In the return game on the New Jersey oval ut Ror-
pen Point Yesterday afternoon between the team OF
Inc League Of liaiuheid and III. New Jersey
Athletic clubs hail tossers tho riainrsd semi protes
0uals slccuu to for the second time
he
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Ecu:r,cky's Young TrOtters.

srn~srrrr. Ky.. Aug. io.--Th,s was the second day
OF IN, trot.rg races here md another large crowd
was present, The track fast and terestlng
Two-yca Old r'sss-
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At Norris Heights yesterday the Berkeley second
eleven played u close game with the Manhattan sec"nh
team and through the good batting of +. T. Miner.
won by g runs Tue score:
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F.,rncd rnus-Rnl'iinotc. y NnshnK'on. T. 1tIIst
base on crrors-.aitiuorc ., Washihgton. " Leu on
nss~ ns,imosc; IL, wash'nstcg yr'i oAi ;sn on
uut- Ny Cobh. Z, by Ki'n : Iwo'nsr nv sto,,ey
sacr nj. hts -Sicr-y. strirs'r ward 10y. LAR
ytol,, ShirGlr ~. Van inItrvh. stove. i,0Mu
az pnWho plays shindle strckcr and Sutelnoi
hrN 4 mud Richards, OH: NicERsdsoh anu LNkih I'm
ltrr-IaEncy. Tini>"la
ri,,sBvNGI. 2: 81. Louis. 2
rlr,.rrGu Aug. lo..-lt was a pitcher, hh'te ouny
nni IN a the eighth inning II looked as though d.
inUts wsuh win. but III nat inning the home ttAh
solved il ci'cusein and won HG'npc!t gave 'Ae Wis
itui, hut three hits Tile score