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NEW YORK. 3; PIrrsDuRoH. ..

NEW YORK. 3; rIrTsDuRoH. ..
PlrTsBuRon. July 2;-Thoss New Yorks put
tho men Of Jim MGtris used To- be They
played . brisk game and deloatcd the Fits
excellent one up to tho eighth inning. when a
~ the locals that cast tie die against them.
cemings; and. sure enough. they appeared In
the eighth inning. and Of course they We're
t.or. S.S so 81 y the ssr SS S Ss the
ct that, and. taking everything into considera-
ton, the c SH Wa very interestinG one.
Ghsslsy King was r. great form. and proba-
pitched better ball and DO as they would thS
old pals. and he did IL, but his present col
made . few errors. q course. but they stopped
general base hits. DOYLE. who played short.
really crowned himself with glory. and SO did
bases in o way that soon stopped tho Pitts
bnIGhs from r. trying to steal bases. Red Ehret
nnns when Soush a
local banner. that he made one or two, fatal
at that stage. aad he supplemented that by
giving base S on balls and hitting the third
s dsse Sa
inning he pitched q great game. aud even
amid his mistakes not run should have been
scored had shuGart and Bierbauer not blum
Before the game started there was some
controversy, ABOUT who was to- umpire the
game. Early in the morning, in answer to
n. Days protest. President Young wired that
Terry Or Mack umpire the game: instead 0!
clubs strongly objected on a matter Of prinei.
Young ansils wired that slitc6sii could UNI;
Tho score:
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PLATING AoAINsr TIME At CRICKET.
Tho New Yo,ks were Beaten, but the East
ern Ghnmni ON nhln n NrnNr.

PHILADELPHIA. July 1.-The game between
New York and Boston was concluded hero to-
day. and after the metropolitan players had
tho gamo we'll in hand bowling streak and
bunny wicket settled tho question. and they
were defeated by forty-four runs. Tho bowl
ing Of J. II. Comber contributed most to this,
and his record OF flvo wiokets for twelve runs
was u wonderful performance against good
average bntsmen. On account Of the wet
weather Of the week the, Germantown Club
Now York played plucky game In tho face
OF great obstacles and they deserve great
credit for their showing, Handicapped as they
ming. which with JIG IL their lirst inning,
ana "ff s 'S' tatn 81 Of 22S The sost0n' scored %
No time was lost in starting the final match
between tho Philadelphia team and the
Bostons. George Wright. having Won tho toss
ana j. p. stoevcr assumed the defensive to tho
bowling Of Cracknell and Fairburn. stoever
was quickly taken at short alp by Fairburn
on Sta .n. 4, 4 NJ WSod gave chance with
cSpted. With two wlekets down the Phlladol-
nHd sSSrs9 ~ %
scoring was very fast, and the first century
S1i ~ 5GSa s tscS declared the
five wickcts. Boston had to be got out twice
to rush things for chance OF victory. The
third wiskst ie for eleven Ths hnlf eentSrS
was Just reached when Cracknall was. VOL
caught BY Bailey ofr bis own bowling, II being
oci"tG rhlndelrht thought 1t useless t,
game was declared n draw. the score standing
14l to 80 In favor OF the fhiladelphians.
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Bic shoot,p. ot Ho,lyv.,d.

HoLLYwooD PARE. July 2.-Ths championship live
bird match of the Holly Shooting Club heli at
the grounds OF tho club here to-day The entrance fee
500 Tho conditions nifty birds each at
thirty yards rise Seventy per cent. of the 81 200
there being twelve competitors went TO the winners
20 per cent to the second and 10 per tho
the birds quickly bounds and there
fore the scores made on the whole very credtn.
son Of New York who has won TIVE previous
T"Xedc' c"upl. Of eek. ago Js o.y was s rsferes
Of the match. and II. b. wallock WAS the scorer Eel
20: v. Money 40: !. + Dav. nport ~: Fred IIocy.
4: Dr. W Wilson 8d aeo WORK. ao ". G. Murp sS
~; C. Dolan Al. ". G. Murphy withdrew after the
thtYty.ScYonth round
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Fischer Wins at t'entra, PARK.

Tho final rounds In the singles of tho spring cham.
ponship tennis tournament at Central Park were
brought to close yesterday afternoon. The final
in doubles will be played in the afternoon Yesterdays
scores follow:
Gentlemen's Singles. Semi.hnal Round-I Parmiy
raret IennoX Tennis Club, beat John r. Hobart. New
York Tennis CLUB. go. 40 St: Edwin r. Fischer
Gen'r. rsrk beat Ray rha,ber LsnpoI TENN. club
PARK, bea, J. Parmly raret Lenox Tennis Club o-I.
S-6 TO
send and g. F Haight beat I; ": MacMnllen and 1.
Brauns beA. ". |! bate. and II il Haywood al. a.
First roanl-R. ThuTber md @: J.. Myeth beat q.
and q. Hatch. Ssa. J. rAImly rsrst and
". i. K Braans beat W. Cunn,n CLAM and
X. L. Redneid. d.l O.; J.. r. Iinhart and 8. L.
%. sem;hnSl 5ound-T J. Townsend and 9; !.
81; Fischer and W A. Brauns beat J. f. Hobart
wood beat q. BUR-. 80. 9-3; y. c. Everett heat VI.
Cunningham. by default. Final round-E. C. Everett
beat II. H. Iey wood a.. O. G-3.
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Two New Jorsey Tennis Journeys.

RIpGEwoop. July 1.-The grounds OF the IIohokus
Valley Tennis Club at Ridgewood. N j.. presented a
lively appearance this afternoon. the occasion being
the opening Of the tournament in mems doubles for
tho Chairman cup The winners Till inlay this present
defenders OF the cup Water Walton and /. Johnson
In the final contest on Monday On July the club viii
give n tennis afternoon and tea,
BACK CmrRcu. July 3-The East Orange Lawn Tennis
Club Eare club tournament this afternoon. The
suit OF the y Ay was US follows:
Gsntlemen; Singles. r5eiimrsry Rounds-R, ".
Lloyd 81. as; u: Hague beat r. irving 10. GO:
Herbert smith beat q, Ltwrencc 90 DO: $. v b.
rift heat j. l. Merritt Jr "a 60 r. Reynolds beat H.
60
First Round-E H. Powell beat =. W. Davis Go.
G-l Herbert smith beat II. Hague 60 90; ". O..
Ludlow beat =. Reynolds, 6-5. d.
The tournament Will be continued on Monday.
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Erie Gun Club Sh cot.

yesterday at Woodlawn Park Tho Attendance was
small II being poor day for the members to attend.
Seven competed for the club medal at birds each
modified birmingham rules, club handicap. c. Mohr.
won tho only straight score with seven and ho
won the medal II J.nskowsky won the second prize,
won tho third prize. sweepstake shooting follow ed.
Tho
Jsnskowsty 23y.rd. o. ~ E!.sn,.eI. p yards 6: g:
yards 9: H. ". Battmaeher ~ yards. Ties for sec.
ond prize-Ii. Dohrnan. >: D. Japskowssy 3: C. Plate
2 Ties for third price, Plate 3; NJ. Eissasser Ii H.
W. BlattmacheT. !.
FIRST Sweepstakr-M. Eissnsscr. 3; C. PIate q; H.
sky. 3: II. Biattmscher. 3.
Second Swe.pstake-II. Dohrman. 4: NJ. Elssas.er 4;
C. Norman. 5; H. ". Battm. cher. 3: j. Plats 4: O.
Plate. I; II. Janskowsky. =. All ties were divided.
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Sullivan Tossing a s,x.pou.d Bali Aroun

Sullivan Tossing n six.pound Ball Around.
Sullivan says he felt better yesterday than at
other time since he placed himself under tho of
Phil Casey. Tho critical part OF his preparation, how
is to come. but good judges who have how
kindly the big fellow has taken his work. and the
good effect that four days labor has produced claim
that Corbet and his hackers expect to win by
Of sullivans Inability to get into condition they have
made the most serious miscnculatons OF their lives
Charley Johnston. who knows every little popularity
OF Sullivan and tell in instant whether the
big fellow Is feeling well not 10 greatly pleased
the decided change that has taken place in Johns up
penrance since he left his place last Tuesday night
Cnsey also says that he is thorouRhy satisfied with
what has been accomplished. and Suiv only says In
answer 10 all inquiries abo what hts condition will
be the memorable seventh day of September ne xt
They think won't be nt but will DO ht and that
you can gamble on
Early yesterday MOI ming Sullivan and his trainer
took an hours exercise in the court greater part OF
which was passed in throwing leather covered bal
70 be quite an expert at the game while Phil Casey
FoIt Hamilton was sub:eqnently made and the big
afraid shat ALI brook!yn might have bren called down
si,e was INDUCED IN again. and after good SUPPER
telling sono rAre good storiea-
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launrsie Yacht Club Sail.

The annual regatta OF the Canarsis Yacht Club took
pace yesterday afternoon in Jainsica Hay. on tho
club house at Sands Point. 1t was exactly 30 O'Clock
when Commodore Fischer hred the hrst gun. Five
minutes later the starting signal had been given. OF
the thirty yachts entered only seventeen started They
crossed IN. starting line pretty well punched with the
siren Janet aud Selfish IN tho lead From the start to
the finish II was close and exciting race between
these yachts in the sccnd 81 AS the Adene aud
Durcss In the hrst ass md the Oracle L. and Arno
the load IN. START and held II throughout the race
distance OF ten miles
IN" course was triangular one directly IN front Of
the club house from the balconies Of which good view
Of The eni Ire race could be hsd.
The frs. and second boats In each class follow:
Class A-Adsins, duchess.
tlAss b-Sren. Selnth.
,Inss $50 70. Amaranth.
C!ass D-Grucie L., Arno.
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The Winners at 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. July 1.-The result Of to- day
races at the East 81. Louis Jockey Club track
follow:
First Racs-Fivs furlonRs Casar nrst, Ithaca sec.
ond. Jack White third Time. o3H,
Second Race-six furlongs. knoch nrst. Al Fsrrow
second. Sea King third. Time. 1:l74
Third R.cs-Flvs iurIonSs; e.. Dcsrwsk won. Buck.
Fourth Race-sev.n fnrlongs. servitor first. Texas
OIL second, Warner q. third. Time. 1881.
Fifth Race-Four and half furonRs Sullivan wop
Ithaca second Cold Deck third. limo. o:50Ih
The races at South Side Park resulted as
follows:
First Race-Ftve furiorgr. Bengal colt rst CAPTAIN
Ruby second. Hoodoo third. Time. l;IO.
Second Race--One mile. jack Murray won. Kehomor
second. Irene II. third. Time. IS2.
Third Ksse.H.ls mile, Bald E.Sls hrst Miss Nor
Fourth Race-Sx firlOnRs. Sister lone irst, Pack
horse second Bob Francis third. Time. l:25.
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THE PLDMBhRs' DIY.
An Occasion on witch They worked with
out swelling the Btli


out Swelling the Bth
The twenty.sixth annual picnic and games ot the
New York Journsymsn rinmbers Local No. of the
United Association held Mt susers Harlem River
Park yesterday. The summary OF EVENTS
onchundred.yard Handicap Run-first heat won by
W. T. iIutehngs. r. I. No. p yards Second heat won
ssyC.E msaemeyer. ra:sime A. c. ~ yard. Third Third
heal xs% 81 u p zss az Is.;n
assoaS' e foul finsi won by HAsc'neyer Dixon
r rs.in ..sS.s :.ss:s.
Handle. ISySS s.o by S,snt G.
yards second; W. Dixon. Manhattan A. G.. 4yards.
pi Mslr mile iIsndesr Run.won b. w. g Made
1s's Ia ka!sS e. S yards
p..n Sen;a nan f s;on. ..ssn by
Running High JUMP hand'cap.Won by T. neimp ne
Craig +. L. No. Al inches. second. With feet IN
.era: sSS'e William HAN ~ %ecasSsf yards
mile Il .paisag walk. for Plumbers on'y-won by
sack Gnec; Plumbers only-won by J. II. Kessler
Charles Ward second T ,o p,rr,. ny W
r Iin,,Ss. and b. hSchinss c castle and David
r..i%s q, ssratsh win " feet issh: 4. My:
T. zu.t New Jersey A. C.. inches. third. with Is
Feet VA thchcs.
n.lsmiie uo.a. you please, Plumbers over so Years
:. iisli.mle lnn Membr,sr L. 10. 0nly-Won by D..
+. Melville. W. McClintock second, T. Carney third.
Putting l4it pound shot nandrap-.Won by o. rUi.
yermer, Pastiine A. L. scratch. with ~ feet Inches.
j. X. FrebOurg. Pastime A. G.. foot second. with Is
feet . inches: A we.:nis:. rsstiino Ac- 1 foot .
Ffty.ynrd Potato Race. Sctatch-won by N. j. Don,-
van. fRstime A. t.i ". Cohen y j. n G., second; j..
Shannon Xavier 4. A.. third.
TIeot.war Limit 1ou Pounds for Plumber; 4ny,fifst
son. lln,urr ". icndryl beating Numbers Iiripcrs
Ilohn 1inghca II. Redershnn u. Boits. Dsntcel ny
u inches Local Plumbers No. 2 u. H. Schon. g. Ward.
T. Grniy; Dever9 nye, Final pull, ,hc ke"''
Tux.of war. Six Men, Limit 900 Pounds-Empioyees
Of f. Y. Heating ~ Flee. A. stibb. W Tina. =, Sch.ott
". Kalcr NJ. lIaunrrj defeated Local Plumbers No.
a. J:oS,iL r. Dooiey. p. J. LAWYERS. n. conroy. u.
Nard) by Is inches
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The Winners mt Gloucester.

RACE TRACK. GLovcEsrKs, July c.-TOday's races re
suited as follows;
FRS! Rses.ons snd one.sighth mi!cS Burnside FIRST
Second Race-One-halr mile. Cinknmbeii nrrt Mari a
Barnes second Starter Pettingi!l third Time o:63l
ond Cssar third. Time I:O5A.
Fourth RAce-SoveR fnrlongx. Madden hrs, Dago
second. Monsoon third. Time. 1877;
nm Face-six flriongs gonzales frst. Jay ,. Dee
sixth Rsc--four and ons. half FUR sngs. Benjamin
hrst. NeedmVro second. Eona third. iinie o; 80
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The New Utrecht Gun Club Shoot.

The New Utrecht Gun Club held Its regular shoot at
wood.awn Park yesterday. The nrst event was at hve
1.-Two birds each tho lowest to pay for the birds
In the Keystone target shoot Mt 20 each A. A. IIeqe
man the youngest shooter In the Club. the first
medal with OF 10 W. y Sykes won the second
medal. The scOrr:
~ Iegsmnnn; II " B1mnt 10; o. Deacon. ~
TO- q. A. sykes ~: A. A. lIe4ennnn. 10: J. iatt. 10
Shoot on Of the ties for second medal-W. Y. sykes
y: d. Deacon !: J. LAt. 3
Live Bird SweeCstakcs-R r. Street o; 2iogler, 8; r.
j. Adams. D. Deacon, 6; C. A. sykes. g: A. A. Hege
IN
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BOSTON KEEPS ON WINNING,
AND THE TIC1OEIbS or BRoOxLrS AND
PHyLIDkLITfIf .aVAIL NOTHING.

TIE New FORKS Won Game from Pits
bursh - Washington the Only Eastern
crab TO I ose fcstertny-Other Cannes.
From the easy way in which Boston disposed
OF Cleveland 1t does not seem probable that
any OF the Western teams will BIO able to hold
socc's mcn long enough TO ennble tho Quakers
10 catch up. Brooklyn and Philadelphia arc
having pretty race for second place. The
New Yorks by n squirt pulled themselves away
from tho tenth abyss. Manager Powcrs's
efforts to change the team to lively fielding.
basc.running basis will DO watched with in
tercst Yesterdays games resulted as follows:
New York. 3: Pittsburgh. ,.
Brooklyn. o: st. LOUIS, !.
Boston. IL Cleveland. 2.
Philadelphia, 10: Louisville Z.
Cincinnati, 7; Washington. o.
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Athlete. ut the s-a.,de.

The frst annual beach party OF the wilamsburgh
Athletic Association occurred yesterday at Fhinipss
Seaside Station. Rockaway beach. The big banner Of
the organization occupied u prominent place in tho
decorations Of tho pnvio directly under The dancing
PLATFORM and he sturdy athletes Of the " A. A. and
their irrads and guesH danced 10 the music OF limo
orchestra The programme Of athletic competitions
place Is not well adapted for such Affairs and tie boys
preferred Ia their efforts for The contests day
at the club grounds In Bushwick this morning.
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Eirst base on srrors.Acmss. Z Left on base.-Aemes
Z; Groenpoint Athletics. ~ Struck Out-By Morgan 81
By raukerp. First base on bslis-On MORAN. I; OF
pauksr. g. Stolen bases-Mc Donald. NJ BRADY. Morgan
Home run-NolAn. Three-base hits-Packm man Red
mond. Tw ., h:nseul,lon a. sacrihce hits
hulhaui,2 Cmpire-Heiser. Time-l3 IS.
ORANGE C. 4: MANHATTAN A. C. o.
About 600 persons witnessed the first game Of
series silk banner at Orange Oval yestrriay be.
tween the Orange A. C. and Manhattan A. c. leans
The score:
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Dawn Town Gun Club sboo..

The members of the recently organized Down Town
Gun Club Of this city held their second shoot and
ing at Grassmere Stat, Island yesterday. The scores
were not large the birds being sron and aided
Nv the wing got away quick TOR The marksmen. g.
Wolf the winner Of the club medal with Of
3 out Of - The other scores were; L. MAisch q; II.
!. Schmclz. 5: ". Schmenger 5: II. Ruppell g. q.
Wiss:ug 2; J. Muller ].
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Griffin DEFEATS Heiuhnr..

Gustavus Griffin victory in a most closely con.
tested live bird match afte- an uphill race from his
Climb mate Rrinhart Of the Newark Gun Club at tho
Old Stone iiouse grounds Eewhrt Yesterday after.
10 shoot at 100 live birds under birmingham rules at
thirty yards rise. The scores at the end OF every tenth
round FOLLOW:
g Grimm ,..,.....s Is ~ 80 81 ~ So as IS sl-R0
c. Reinhart IL 20 SO ~ 90 81 SO ~ sO-yS
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The Irish Tenn,. Ch.up,o. R..,.u

LONDON. July I'm tho final round OF the
tennis tournament to-day J. b. PIN beat T. W.
Lewis. tho Irish champion. three sets to two.
or 4S games to- 20. PIN will now meet Bad
dcley. the English champion.
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'virtue out for interfering with Nash.
Slcyelhhu. .,.,....-.....,.....O ] ] y o o o o.
Boston. 4 u U o o.
Earned runs-Ceveland. ]: Boston. 2 Sacrifice hits
Tebeau, Duffy. Stolen bases-Burkett. First base on
land % Boston, q struck oat.By s,alsy, 3; by Young.
plAys-Davs and OConnor: Quinn tunasxisted): Lowe
and Tucker: Duly and Lowe. Time-l5 Umpire
sheridan
PnLApEIrHIA. 10; LouBvILLE 1.
LOUISVILLE July at was q smuggling match at tho
ball park to-day. both pitchers being hard hut
rhl.dephia was luckiest In punching hits and go the
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p EinSG i1htruBto9kIyh FIrst base on errors.
Haddock.4. Struck out-By Gleason. q by Haddock,
& fwobass hitaiiaddosk. sacrifice hit-Joyce. Stolen
Corcos1n and nrou.hess Ward CorcorAn and Brouth
Haddock !; Gleason. J. Passsd balls-Bucklsy l. DAILY
!. Umpre-Lynch Time-l:45.
BOSTON, :: CLEVELAND. ;.
CLEvILAHp. July 2.-with three Beaneaters on the
bases IN the SECOND inning all on hunt hits and
and then two pop MES behind the scored tho
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sSs Staten Island A. O. team at Enslowood yesterday.

Totals. ......0 1925 10 81 To.als.."." 242713 9
srrosscr declared ort.
Staten Island A. C.,,..,......o q 4 o q 1 q %
Engie wood D. G,.,,,,,,.,,,.O y U I u u u u-2
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The tenth annual elambako OF the Agate Club was
held yesterday At the Cosmopolitan Hotel corner OF
Hull street and Bushwck avenue Brooklyn CONNIE
Ing q. q y. w.. when the 'cnn,ps" sat SN,wn n
gari0us spread OF the fat thing. of the SaTth The
prorreas ~ the en,ertainm"ni We're coaatsd toward
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S s.HSss. "A T. u::::::::::::5S
First ba.e on srrors0oIsnseA c. q; Manhattan 4.
2 i,rs. base on eaI!,T1s liiIIoy. ]: on Wilson;
lei. CD Martin, BueL Calan, CarIoneli. Dcdrck Two
base hit-Dedrick sacrifcr hiisHutc hinson t2l OIL
stolen es.ss-s b. LstthbI!dse G,,oy poubIs
Passed bali-DOwd UmpirsAw. s. wyckon. Tine
l22
rorIrAsLr HrE A. s.. Is; Syw YORK l.. co.. O.
The game between the Equitable Life Assurance 30
ciety and New YOrk Life Insurance Company played
1T Ridgewood. was won by the former Tie score:
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Westnsld. 90. ...............O o o 2 o o "a
base on errors-wsstdeld 8: Crescent League Left
bascs-Ctsscent League. 8; Westned. O. First base
by Glars. u Three base htIshsrIott. Twoea.e hits
ner. snee den stolen bases-Murphy. Bonner t2 Ledy
(2l Sharrou. Esterbrook. Umpirc-Berrymah limo
zoo
wvsr A. A., II: KLizABrrH. 2.
soxERrILLE. July 1.-The West End 4. A.. BY heavy
batting In the first inninps to-day beat the Eliza
betln very hanuilY. The lcoIe;
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Moorehead Tierney. and francis stolen base. west
End A, s.; Double pays-CarIin and HsItins: VII
8: on Andsrson lit BY pitched ba'iDillon Struck
out-By Miller. 81: by Anderson. 81 by Francis. 2. Time
OF game-l:5o. Umpre-Hopkins.
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Yachting Mt henson hurst.

Tho annual regatta Of the yachting department. OF
the Hensonhurst Uub was hold yesterday on the rier
Of the club at Bensonhurst The start made at
$50 o'clock The summary 10 - follows:
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4 sURPRIsE At CHICAGO.

The Isabel claimed foul against the Edda D. at tn
rounding Of the buoy Decision reserved.
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Monmouth Park on duly q, via HeaaisE
KsIiroad SSstea,.

Trains leave station Central n. r. OF New Jersey
foot o. iibrrty ~. ts:l.s 1850 ii:mA. ~; IL 40
smly Hook toqls Tran Pea t. y. H., At 900. 1880 A.
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first base OH errors-siaten I.Iand 4. c. 8: Engls.
Enxswood Z G. z BASES on balis;-of Q are. y off
Ihreebase hite-vrn Knnt. krnus.. thrush. .rwobasc
ht,-Ciare, Lannt, Haunt. s.rrGce hi,-McBurney.
Mcdonald Ktanss, and Brush. HIT by pitched bait
cunning tmpite-Dally. 1ime-l!5s.
kyw JRRsyr a, e.. 4; srArKS ISLAND c. G. 4.
Roth competing tears at Livingston yesterday found
considerable fault with Umpire Cuiluns decisions
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Cuban Giants VS.. Flushings, at tho Long Island
grounds
Emeralds vs.. Volunteer y. c., at Van Nest.
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l.
hit-Doyie. Threobass, hit-Smith. Homo run-D.
Lyons Sacrifice hits-Beekiey smith Cork Iirrnan.
DOYLE FIR, base , on q NsS YORK
pan stotsn D.:s-rarrs Double H.ys.coshhilI Beck.
Ssetisy: Farrell e! Ewing Boyle .Hit by pitched ball!
burgh. 8: New York 4 fme-1 hours Umpire
Mitchell.
BROOKLYN. s: ST. LOUIS, 1.
st. Iouns. July 2;,Had Haddoek pitched
day: The Browns might have had good *.
haddoek made fools OF the Browns this after
noon. Up TO tho ninth inning Crooks was the
wns the nrst man to tho bat in the first inning.
and got single, but that single looked lonely,
stacked UP by itself for eight innings 1t ap-
pealed time and again for company. but It's
appeals were silenced by Haddock's strategic
work. aided BY Griffln's mastery activity and
. generally effective backing up.
= It WAS only in the ninth inning that the
Browns awoko from their trance. superinduced
By mesmerio twirling power. and by, a super
human effort scratched out q single and q
i.se!i. however; for Breitenstein. the father Of
passed ball, and Werden's single sent him
across the plate. scoring tho Browns only run.
Tho score:
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Earned rnns.Nsw Jerssy ~. . LETT on bases
New Jersey A. G. &; Staten Island u C.. H. first base
on on, error. ten Island CGt New JERSEY g.
by Tyng. ~ by iountnln. a. Twobnsc hits-Janin
Curre: sacrifice hhs-Bnnner. spriHn,an Mack. Fonn
SINH stoleh Sss,:mrns,s Murphy, White Sary.
Ford. Wild ptrh-Tyng umpre-Culum. Ti!ne-l 45
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Wagner cars WY go into the heart Of the Adiron
~a b. Lawrence Railroads-Ads.
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Western League.
Southern League,

AZ AontEomery-Macon.7 Z; Montgomery.
At Mobiie-ChattanoogA.5 3: Mobile. 3.
At New Orleans-New Orleans. u: Birmingham. 2.
At Momphis-Momphia5 g: Atlanta. 2.
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Amateur I.eagSe.

Iys W,a. lar. P,ro. Ci.ds Hon Lox Per r.
isAndA Z. 100 EnglewdFC. 2 o .2s6
"''erseyAc. .OUTls Island &C. o 900
srArss ISLAND a. C. q: KSGLrwooD '. C.. q
The Englewood Field Club tried new pitcher against
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on Earned rqnmLoa.vio q PhiIsdslpha First base
SoLoSlvilie io Philadelphia. First hase balls
uu iemming q: OF EsPer. !. struck out-By Hem
mihg; =: by Esper. T. Home run-ThompsOn. Three.
S Sas, aasIIho@p.on GRIN ~ Twobass n-iaman.
poubio payH-HemminR. Kuehne and Sanders; Hami!.
'on ana CrosA Cmpiro-liuTst. 1Ime-l:35.
cIScIsSAIL Ii wAsuiNGIoS. 6.
CSciNsArI. July 1.-The Reds won in the teeth OF a
Storm after defeat stared them In the face The sc0re
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ACHES. 10; oRKExroISr ArHLRrIcs. t.
The AGNES played q clever game at tho Star grounds
yesterday. defeating the Greenpoint Athletics The
Bcoro.