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4 OF he players is as fo',ows
yol,ry. from the Tenni. Courts.

Owing tho storm VIII ch drenchrd he courts of the
Knick elhUckrr ftI tInh. AZ as II2htt Ell st est
and AS,urr \, fa bush, yes erdaN, the inAI naices
the annual sgTlng lawn ennis tournament were
cnurr Grd TIE events Yet TO he de, .dcd cons Of
mems and ladies' !oGDcs.
The ladies' AID gentlemen who were successful in the
rrcrn' nan,uc,p slrns lava tennis tournament OF
f1thush cd club received prII"s yrs;erds
IN the coGris IT the tIh su'",s ia the
tests That Already the organi/nion las formed
nittcc 80 take chsrs' Of HE lE tourney winch Ill
comm, nee the Latter par. ut August.
The oprnrg contests in the annua NJ tourna
inert of he eTs'y city Racquet ,ub we're hrl ye'.
tcTGay eTn"0n Mt the courts the clIb Crescent
.tnue, JrrSryi'ii lltilhr. The is Mix q.
nnuh-h-Fi a. round, George tasc ard Miss ,l'rn Ii
kinson beat VI am Dear aud Mi,s Grarr IN mann,
IT,. lu-S. IT,, irttirEen's Siugrs First lUrnd
George ToE.y beat Charles Nrt. and 81 tt: Albert
Dear beat L. u Mcl.aug IN Jr,, I'll. G-+: Elg Nc.
hnrrey Des EDWIN KO"th. "a 6-1 NeurS 'aSr b. at
Mi!iaIn Dear, Ia, i'll d--+; W u, dempsey nrew !
by" second round George Inley b"ni E,g.n McBur
U-i, b-3.
ESGirwoop. July 0-Tre Enge wood Field clubs ten.
mis- tournament wound up with srne fine pi Ing Al
though Mr. he hal Won the iTst pr're i' para
tive ease. he d no show a.iinst Mr. frosstr FOE the
cham piurstip cnr The C!orc.t an mu.t ,Nciiiny
doubles. May long Iaii.s and hnr 'tIo.es ~ere
made. and nearly every ret was "deUrc advantage"
Play was finally stopped because OF darkness The
scpres were
'ien,lepitu's singeS-M r. rrosscr defeated Charles
Eel. .. ~. # T. Gruticmens dounrs-M. r. lrns-
ser md ~ ". Mackey defeated A. q sherwood and o.
Hoe ,tneyer, ,i. 60 b--7 ID. shr4piri llomans .
Jr and a. H. Gisdwin defeated II. y. doughty and
I"n,gt Ke, ~. -. - ~, mans and
d.tt and Mss Humans defeated miss L. Barber and
Miss II. IS. Banks, ID, b-3, 6--3
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A Picnic for tn. CHI NIPPON Schiller.

Bosrox July 9.-Ths City's rowing regatta. postponed
from July Z. was rowed today on the Charl River
The chef attraction was the appearance of William
OConnor champion professional scuiIer of America.
Other noted scuers present were Ten Eycs j. ". Ken
neiy. r. Rogers. and Pster Conley II was easy thing
for OConnor lie caught the water IN shor,
order gained length. which he soon Increased to two.
Ten Eyck Was serond. Rogers third. length behind
len tyrR, Convey ErNt, u length behind huKers AMI
kenGedy h0pnessiy IN the rear. Otnnnor dld mo
half..nile IN y minutes 10 seconds Ten Eyck cano
neat, III j minutes 30 seconds. Otonnor went along
Ike steam Anch ana nlshed The mile In minutes
40 seconds while RogeIs Who mad succeeu"d IN Uassng
Ten EyrE covered tie distance in minutes 10 sec
onas. Zen Eyrk was inird II, minutes = seconds.
The turn nt,onnor rounded nicely IN IL minutes
second. Ten Eyck had come M even with oSers and
rowing IL wet his hands, and then went at pfHc-
ce galt Of ~ strokes 10 The minute lie made this
two M les in - minutes ~ seconds Rogers had Ten
Eyck hDpeles.ly beaten half u mile from the hnsi
line. o., Onnor pat ON magnificent spurt just before
the nnsh and crossed the inU in 70 lnutes 2bs
onas for three miles. kOgerS was second. len Eyck
third and Coney fourth.
In the dUuble'scui the Boston Athletic Assoea.
minutes 30 seconds.
The Weht Ends won tho twelveoared barge race after
an exciting pull OF two miles. Time. IL minutes /
second.
In race for local professional sculers j. J. Casey
won by length from Daniel J. Murphy,
The Columbian Rowing Association beat the ShAwmut
Boat Club BY half length In eightoarsd shells
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MABEL, BENJAMIN, TAMMAiY.

Haman reads paper on Sunday he may as well get
some good out Of IT. Search this paper from beginning
TO end and you will mud nothing IN the editorial or
news co UNI ms 50 valuable 9s the suggestions order
weeks wires from the EAClAG PRIVATE INFoRMA.
TIOS AGkNti."
The Offices nj lGl Ens' "3l It. are open - the public
from $50 A. to4 NJ Tie Agency Is having gre at
time iNndng winner after winner with unering prccs
ion. Clients respectfully requested to show their
broadcast ut the conclusion OF each days racing
The Agencys wires tG best advertisements Terms az
usual. $40 for six days wires with promises of per
cent. On net winnings Clients word as To amount
won each week unhcsItatngly accepted. Never NOR.
than one horse sent for race Every one ordering
wires receives u copy OF the Agency's SAFETY rLAN.
armed with and guided by which loss on the Tur, 10
simply Impossible. This the Agency guarantees
Gall early tomorrow AMI take advlntAse OF one O
the Agrncy's certaintes Of The MESDlCAST order
which regular LENS well remember. AS she paid IL
10 outOf;0wn customers and those who cannot con-
yenienly call Aldrrss their orders with remittance 10
the BUSINESS MANAGER. r. o. box 1900, New York
city. fourpaae prospectus explaining fully HOW
TO WIN ON THE TURF" with hints as to SAFETY
PLAN, 80. lost free 70 I'LL c.ienis
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Tournament OF the KnIcae e. booker Tennis
Club.

The first annual invitation handicap tennis tsurna
ment OF the Knckerbocker Tennis ub wifi be held on
the Of the cuh. Brook avenue between 1&Olh
and I41s streets saturday, July H. and following
days riay will begin at 8 !. N. each day. Gentle
mems singles and doubles. ladies' singles. and mixed
doubles will be held and prizes will be awarded to the
winners in each Matches will be hes: two in three
sells except IN the nnA, rounds. when at three fv.
willie played. Al Is deuce and 'yantage The play:
vi n Handicapped by u committee consisting ~
John r. Hobart Of the New York Tennis Club j. Parmy
PLrrt al the Ienox Tennis club and john r. Cole OF
the knick erbOckcr Terms club.
The event. arc MI open 10 memhers OF invited rlnl
aud Almost all o. the loca organizations have
invitations. En-; riss b. made VITA JOhn i. Cole
~ Wall street on or before Thursday July -. md
he MED b. the entrance fee VIII CD il 81
in sing .es an 5: a team In doubles.
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Stevens, Hall, and Wrenn are SIN In the
COa.cst.

There was great tennis paying yesterday at tho
West Ches'er courts Richa steven T.. l.. Hail and
Il. ID. Wrcnp are s'I in the orpetitiOn the first
named being in thu lead while the two latter tied
for place The long.look, d tor match between
stevens ami Hall ha- been pIale' and the s.taIy.
sien; bass.line payer wpn II WAS great match and
took all live settle !!r question Both exptrts
good form bat thu nccu ate side line placing
II anything, superior to his usual good
work IhAt r"CtISn la ply ch the net with his
xii griit he began 10 be passed 50 often By his
ornament tEnt H. had 20 retreat to the base line.
Hal. took t'' first set, and ih,n The in.lOwiug
urtIl Two Sets all ~ scored
,OlumIla rnV"r gr' HIS the SIDE ,ints and by
eNr-lIHt &c ting" ab,i,cs won the last be. al,
anil ,nairW. sands an! Huntington defeated
in ir,r Un;.n She matches OF Friday. tGus putttng
0at Of the competition large crowd wiluc. Sod
The ,LililRilcs were:
| o nth Eur nj ContInLru)-kichaId Stevens Co.um.
hia Ir, {. r. San!s 81, 20. III. ST. H.: T. l.,
Iisi best 4 r. i.ut NJ on. jr. ~, "a, TT: Il. u
Nrrnn drew Gy- Filth kuund--Elc Hrd stevens
beat T. 81 ii. G-3 90. 81. I'll L; D. rem
drew bye.
Tie san ling OF The payers IL as fo,,ows.
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Hovey Rer,. Cbnce at th. Net.

BosrQs July b-Champion Fred Iloyey OF Newton
won the Partridge Tournament to-day by defeating
Malcolm ChAse OF Providence in hard fought contest
er the net. By winning tins wears tournament he
bscomss tho owner OF The mnssivo Wellesley bowl
which he had Won IN two preceding years The first
two rsts went to ysy hy u. ,sch chacs took tho
next two Ieis by ia and SO. Hoysy by magnificent
play, won the ma set 80. uOvey Also won The Au-
ALEnA !. . -
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Union County Roadster. surpr,.ed.

ELIzAHtrn July 9The second trial heat for the club
championship OF Union County aud the Elizabeth Journal
trophy run On this afternoon tile WeIHsi
roa l. from Elizabeth to Crawford and back distance
OF ten IN les Therc were teams OF six n,n from the
Unio coln'y R"adsters and Westfed Athletic club
James Blake e he Mon County Roa,lsters ". first
man IT.. fmr, q, ninafes 10 seconds, II, b. white
heal al the N-F neo cub s.roui. Time. 10 min
utc. 5iie nd: 4. H. EHrnct, Wts,red Club third
in 30 minutes - 80 SECONDS Tie Wrstn- ID team won
The hrat, ing fOrtr'nlno points to the Eoads'ers
twrn,y.,iur, Tue Mercury 'Whecimen team Lnn to
Withdraw. wing 10 jurrs tAr b? two of their
best last Wednesday night n ~ collision. Tho
mai trial heat Ill take place on Juiy 81
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First Rn"c-Iivo firl9n1s Martha Hrst. Bismarck
seconI M,r:hwooi tlri. Tine. :03s1
second RIcr--tivet rongs. RoLe milan frat, NAndnl
srCunh. RlAs third. Time, O3'l.
1h.r q Eve fn-lOngs. Arizona first, Torchlight
Sc cUnd :" So tnir,, TIM. :u3st
Fourth lace, even anh n half ruriongs. Mabel frst
Bark burn second. liriH-t laird. Time. :37A
rir,i. Race fiv- iGr!Ung. Benjamin nrst Fenzanre
secuni. tanteen thirl. lime. o..
Sixth RAce--ix and ha.f turyugs. Cammack frat
Cloy erLu.e secon !. Big SIN iLirt. Time. ..ULl.
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The Amateur Lengue.
TIRE RECORD.

cub Won Log. P,rc ~. For Lqa P,,a
N.JeneyA.C .75uIS. Island &C. LAB
Ngw JHrY 4. C. o: sIArES EL.SD A.c.c
by hunchng four singles and saCrhce hit In their
inning the team OF the New jersey Athletic club
scored three and wors ed the bal tossers
IL the STA Island etc CAB IN the cham p"n.hip
day afternoon Two thousand excited psrt sans OF the
ciL bs snw the contest oc Carrie broke the indie
finger his right hand In the NTH heat bat caught
gu The gauie But Tor an error BY Chauncey on dos
prrut. nay IN the NTH inning ths Islanders wuu
nave been shut ont without scoring They put NJ an
almost perfrct he,d game whils The Jersey p-
petra ed quartet al priu,rVseh mispIa)s several
thousand dollars changed hands on the result. HE
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Larned nscWesthe:G .: First base by .rrcrs-
Crescent League, :. wes,n-li, First base on balls
on sne-den, /; Oft Glare. =. s. ruck ou-By snr.den.
MURPHY, sacrifice hit-Car., Stolen ba.-t-Daey t!).
y. sneeien. ]. Wild pitch-s-snecden. J; Glare. ].
Passed bail-WarneE Cmpire-HopkLs. Time-l:<5
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Zimmerman D,d Not Meet o-mo.d.

LONDON. JGiy 0.--The BriSton Clubs Fifty Guineas
Challenge Cup race, to-day, ten miles, was by
Osnond. scratch. In 70 minutes ~ Ienonts 7imme r.
man was present, but clined to enter. lac plea
tint he freng too kiAic. The hehet WAS
expressed tia no did not care TO risk y test With
UslnOnu,
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H-r.'. . Chance for the onrsneu.

To TIE EDIIoR or TnE sus-Sir thereby challenge
Capt Joe Sheridan Of the Manhattan Club to row mo-
In any kind OF boat he prefers from tho OF tho
Great Kills Staten Island. to the Kill sh0al buoy and
return. for any sum from nve cents TO 5000 ior
any amount. from glass to hoSnhead. on any day
that he may appoint JANIS i. CoLLIss
GRkAT hills. q, l.. July 0, 1892.
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THE NEW YoEKs LOSE BOTH.

CINCISNAT1. July 0.-They aro not the New
movements among tIo Nadjys That recalled
past DAYS The New Yorks found tho iicLs in
sn ns, iams to tho paltmorSs. and. smartins
under thu caustic Arrangement Of their weak
nesscs. they were out for everything In sight
such vim. Tip 0'Neili tore around in LETT and
mad screaming catches OF hts from the bats
who failed to make one safe. rap while
the Symposium of batting was in progress.
proudly acknowledged the cheers ;t,r;, he received
from ip' LySnss lat ThS visitors .wcrS whipped
twice. They broyght rain In May and clouds
uumibrc Ella to SEQ the double header: ~,
IN" is h ~ wSs n,y fha ark
scattered. ard three quick double, Hays
play tho snnrpy, bali that made him famous
man an r % icing Capt comsRey. WHO was saie
on % SsSr sn P Rs s INIT
ionr runs, MaihN.'s single and O'Neii's ,Iap
last S'nIns arr G S,eq from s sns
Comisksys tribe. Genins's double. lauEhn's
single nnd fonpG Of d aatt ss Trrers TN ne
in the seventh with his thir.i hit. After Burkc,s
foul ?nt h. was forced hy Tiernnn Lyons ny
second lie wns caught and run down. but
Herman scored before that event. Alter an
interIuission they went at it again, Cannon
los organs Of vision were affected.
H. sent o. Neill and browning to first
Crane Holidays single Cnmi,key's double.
and Richardson's miss OF Genins's sroundcr
gave the Rods !lvA runs. only two earned They
made another block in the seventh whcn after
Mel hee's gift. nvo succes sivc hits were made.
Tiernan went around for New York. He was
II ~ = nj Il
passed ball. and home on Ewings fly to Brown.
ing. With two out in the seventh. Burke hit
clennly, and stole clcveriy Ia third. TiernaI
GOT a pte ont, Lyons came along with two
bRESern Doylc and Ewing made singles.
The rally stopped with three runs. Genins mnk
ing fine stop of tho orators hot grounder.
The
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Y H. e. t. H. 4; West Ends, 9 First base on balls-On
Fra is :. on Miller l. Struck out-By Frances. a. BY
lin. Mooreh-sd. stolen base.-Y NJ. G. L. A.. 4: West
Ends. !. Double pl.y-Noorshead and Farrell hit by
Hudson Tlme-1:&5
wfsTYIkLp, I; CRzscESr LEAGUE 2.
PLArxy,rLp July D-The tailenders In the for the
Central New erey championship captured their hrst
game from tho Cre.cen[ League team to-day by .
heavy batting IN the yxh inning 1he score:
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Earned runs-StAttn Island G. G.. 3. FIrst base on
lei. on Sass..st"Ssn Island T. i! Tnsswood T. g.
sei; Tyns; M1wry e. Cunning !2s Gsun, lro;ssI q,
brls-On LAWSON. 4; on Tying g TWO base hits-F.
Murphy t?), De Garmenda, Tying q. Cunning Sacrifice
piays-taunt and rross.r. FIiehtner 5 Nowry aud
ps ' Ms by os ss
kiss. Passed bails-cuming2 2. Tims-2 o0. Umpire
Daley.
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Pitcher DAILY and first hasemnn Stearrs have been re-
leased by the Buffalo Eastern League Club
The crack Crescent Leagu team of Piainreld y. j..
the eAders OF the Central Ne" Jersey League nave
few Wednesdays in August 'p n and would accept
reasonable guarantee from any strong team near New
v.rk
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baseball At Prospect Park.
Baseball Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN AssocIArIoH.
Louisville vs.. baltimore, at Louisville
St. Louis Va. Washington. ut I. Louis.
Cincinnati Vi. CleNeIaEd, NJ Cincinnati.
OTnrR CAMS.
81. George A. c. va Mystic stars. at Winfield. L.
Senators Va Allert.n n. nj LOng Island grounlA
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Bnrteis made brilliant nedina play. In the .ccond
game Ciarksun had the visitors his and never
pitched q more effective game In his lie.
CLEVELAND.

Tar.ci rurs-C'evei,ni 3; Phi ads pNi,. =. two
haze hi s,Mo Ne'r Eimmcr t.l. ~ -. ne.ohFn
Me,hi =. Ner,,, Stoen base :r., eau - Ton bases
4: ty E.Iet.2 las son 30 G py, ,t Lsmr;
n"ipi. s-,'ei, n"i Conhos' U,li'ni IN ana
l. IA, Oy Iit!hsr-Le.uLAuty 1im--,:uo. lmPfs
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,NyODEFEATS FQPNEW YORK
md CINCINNATI had BUT LITTLE
1ROUBLE III THAI.

,..,, Loses, Int John Ward Ads AN
,,h.r Victory to Ills Credit-t1eveinud
Wi,, Two Games trnm fh ,iniciphia.
Two moro weeks OF play aud the Brooklyns
x,uld have had n good chance to win the FIRST
..rjcs, but as only three moro days remain 10
sore tn, first championship terminates tho
postons have nothing 10 fear. As the Phila-
asl,hias lost two games yesterday. Wards
men arc sure Of second place The scores
yesterday were; .
r,nripn,ii 10; New York. ]; nrst game.
Cincinnati 10. New York, =; second game.
Brooklyn. I; Pittsburgh, 3.
Chicago. =; Dos. on. L
ou.,sland !; Philadelphia. 3; nrst game
Cleveland. X: Philadelphia, :; second game.
Louisville. :; Baltimore. !.
Washington. u; 80. Louis ].
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Sfw JERstr A. e.

Earned runs-New Jersey 4. C.. Q. Three base hit
". uric iwo-base tit,Bril Cary. sacriuce hits
brush ~. Ea.storn McGenzic cn,nncry, ". currir.
Gar lie Gun'ones, Mack ~, Fountain, hrs, ase rs
stolen ba:es-krln.,, Mcdonald, Mckenzie 90 Ocon.
Nor. SpsIding struck ou--brush Mcdonald co. Bass.
ford. Mckenzie. Glare, Gary ~ Chaumrry, Fountain.
Passed ballmw. cgrrie; Double play-Wid aud
STATEN ISLAND c. c., 10: ENGLEwoop =. C.. s.
The Staten Island c. &. won their rrst Amateur
eague game OF the season YESTERDAY. defeating the
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TO o. ts,e. Tommy Esterbrocs. the exSationai
Iessne aver, colildcd with Catcher donaldson ana
had bis ara broken. The Nore,

Lett on beses-B nsonhnrst A C.i2; BfIghIoh Az,
First errurs-Ben sonhrrst 4 G., y: Brighton
A. c., 3 Base ON hnils-un orth. 9; oil Gerrity. g.
Chrise sasr,es hits-Bsslsy. Isfrity. stolen bases
.iiegemnn .Est.,hrook ~, a,eS Pam. HIools.
ALsrn Douhle glay.,Iesemsn E.,srIroos and H.I;
and shsirr Hit by pitched bsll-Esterbrook, Ptann.
Wih pitrh-Gerrity. Passed bniis-wortl =: Z. Don.
sldson. l. Umpirc-west. Time-1:5o. Attendance
Bbu
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Iou,syttly July p-LouisvilIe had little trouble In
defeating the Orioles this afternoon The score;

Earned runaLoui.viIle :; F!rst base on etrors-Bn!'
tnor" ,. Left on bases-Louisville 4; Baltimore y.
firs. base or bas-On foreman. 4; OF stratton. =.
Struck olt-By S;ratton,< 4. Home rnnBrown. Three.
base hit-Jsnnings. TwO.base hts-Wehvef, Grim Sac.
r.nce hts-Godar. Jennings. Dowss stolen bases
brown. Van tiultren. Passed oalls-Hallfgan z. I'm
p,re-Shsridan. Time-l:3o.
WASHINGTON. 4: ST. Loris. 1.
sr. Iouts, July o-Kii!en. who pitched for washing.
ton today, had he 81 Louis bAtsmen comp etsiy At
his mercy. The score:
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~ r.N., ''','.'',''''...3 o I %
EsIk. ynt......... ........,,l v ~
Earned runt-llt tsburgh. l. brooklyn. 2 Three, base
hhi-' o,Ahii. lone r,n-b-skisy. Sacrifice hts
No'rn tasa,-fi-rDnner. Nl"s, Gorcoran. First hase
on cfr r--tstsburvh, :: Brook IN, /. First bass
hs's-Dt thompson I: on BALDWIN, 2: ut Hart. q.
hthy ?ltc ed tnilBy Thompson. i by Hart. |. Dou.
be Ptay s--Mirk and Bi.rbaurr ~. la y ana MAID,
srru Aor-Ry h0mpson. .; " BALDWIN. s Left on
eas' -PIt!.bur2n. o: brooklyn Time-Two hours.
Umpire Mitchell
ru cAGo. .; sOSros ].
CHIc,go July . The colts won game tn at abonnded
IN pet? ding features from the champion BOSTON
.e.m ms aucrn.ou The BeAneters earned their only
run The
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Earned ruus-Waahngton, T. fira oaso on efrort-
st. Louis. l; " Washington. Left on ba.esst Louis
. Washington. =. First base on balis-oI Calvin !.
struck out-By CALVIN. 4; by killen. 6. Homo run
Iark,n Three base hitDntee sacrifice hiss7Ws,h :
pltch-Gsl,in. Cmpirs-McQusid rime-l;3a.
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Eastern A $50 citation.
Central New Jersey League.

RECORD.
rrss Wor hs P, cst ; mxs H". Le ft T
Somerville .....5 1925 iwestneld ......2 100
wrsr ENDS. 2: r. n. C. L. A.. l.
BY defeating tho Y. N. C. L. A. team at Elizabeth yes
terday the West Ends tied tue Paineds for first place
in the Central New jersey League lace The score:
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Monmouth Park Races on Tuesdays. Thurs
days. and Saturdays via Reading Rail-

Trains Leave station Central Railroad Of New jersey
specia; i2:tb snecai. 90 special 80 T. II. Via
handy Hook roule troia Pier y. H. at 400. II co
-Idr
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cLxvrLASD. q; PHILADELPHIA. 2-srcoSp GAM.

Two.basc hit-Deehnnty. Thre eOase hit-Connor.
Sacrifice hits Clarkson o. Conner Thomys son Loft
on O., MISUNDERSTANDING " Pladsinh's Z strask out
son. 3: oil keeit. 4. Double pay-Halnan and Connor
ktolen bnses-Znmer, Mailman. first on errors
Cleveland g: philadsiphin, = HIT by pitcher-Virtus
Tsbsau. riine-l:35. Cmpire-Gaiiney.
LOUISVILLE, Z: BALTIMORE. 1.
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The game at hacken,ack y.sterday rc.nted In =
wild having no control Of the ball. The score;

Earned runs-o =. G.. a First base on errore-O. r.
O. Z; NJ. A. c. r. Left on bAaeA-O. y. O. ID: N. A. c.
E., stolen base,, 20; + G. MAc Thres has.
Ellis Dedrick. Dowd. umpire-Golden. Time-2;oo
ORANGE A. C. q: LEoNriNEs, q
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Earned M rnn.ISse .Gnns r'r on
ba.cs-of.nse A. - u; Leontnen 3 First base on
haiis-0n Brown. 1o. Struck out-Hutchtnson. Duhy.
isshsr sown 6NsiI, n.rys, % Moore '2, hsT5isan
Twpbsse hits-f. Lethbr,dge. Brown. Sacrifice hits
Iethbriage, McKelvey Stolen ba.essIh Vt
lnrrigan. hit by pitcher-Babeock; wild pitch
brown Passed bAlls-Duny, ]; O'Neil. !. Umpire
Wykon. Tlme-2:o2
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the bIghIon A,t. ~ INV eignth iInug. ~ rupulIs
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kL.o,'r and "r..hst hours 10 chauiapGus Lake by
"s" MA CsHtri. AVrnpg and eNenlIg tra,is-Adl.
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At Warrington rark--American News Company. 0:
Police Gazette. O. forfeited.
~ Hisdsle-Wa.hinginn. II; Knicksrhocker,E
At Madison-Ser ecas 10: Madison A,hietica 3.
At New Bruns wick-Ailertons. I; New Brunswick, L.
At Observation-Disclosures Wheelmen, IL; Sum
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BRoCKLyN. 7: PITTSBURGH. s.

I1ITSDI RICH. July nT8 not
often succe -sful with our slHcg-rs in the way
OF trying ne merits II II young pitcher. rur-
tcUlurly when the young hay" to 80 up
ngain-t such t-rrors rs Johnny Ward Is taking
4roundtEe country. This after noon these men
from u uox Ign landed here. and young Thomp-
son llom the East End Gyms was pa; In to
pitch ful to them h. experiment WAS a
future. hut 1t docs not show that Thompson
il not good and rromisin,. pitcher. Ono
Swn oW does not make summer by unv
means. and to test II youth Ivy making him
fucu tho BROOKLYN team does not prove the
you Il to bo inilure Where the experiment
was nj lay in the fact Of putting Thompson
IN against such u strou@ team rs tho BROOK
!yn-. and Oh II Saturday when $500 people
wore there.
Ti,, young man couldn't get the ball across
Il g .'a,r. and that was tn" difficulty. He may
have brcn nervous, AMI II Il" WAS 1t was only
10 H. expected but it WAS 70 tTnato for
the Visitors that Thompson was there.
or else they would have been beaten.
Just SIRE we 1--we Alter they
had made four runs in the third inning the
ptchcis were changed. and then the visitors
ha mt ,hings SO much ther own way. But tho
brpoS!ynS are n good team. one uf the be and
10 lIisiakr. Ihrv ncGc in the most brill ant
manner an had they Ia led 10 10 that. the pall
WIS hit hard enough Ia win the game. They
al" certainly among the most active 81 base
rUnr'rs. ani VIII never l0sc anything II kick
Ing Will gain II. John Ward is about champion
as k!ekcr. on. to put It miIder ollcctor. He
wasn't at Exposition Park yesterday to take
tie worst OF it, and II is probable that no Oh
a.