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saa.d Of which 500 70 second ana 800 70 third,
oE norris.s.E s.5sismes,a 4 BY sussnner.-.
Hwsrnts. s IS. q s sas g. 1bi i.,cn, .
J.AhA Il. aorriss 5. m. Correction. 4 lie titiii.
osndsiiSrs Tormsnior and wan jim also ran
a...,ns-r.. =, r ON s h,,sE to .s.,..
%SS ss J,,S Fssen.n. ssOi osnd'aora 40
THE SECOND RACE
$50 90 second cns
John Hunter. black .! brown colt Lov.isc~ By rr.
Ehrss. .s s Don AZ ion 1asA Iia xGipSyl.
h,ino colt s
Bet,ins-Nins to against Don Aonso. 7,s.e oordu-
Il ns: im sIsn 10 s. :s
THE THIRD RACE.
$1,000 added, Of while $3.50 10 second and 70 third;
A,rr,pSyer.e g. Raesland. aged. by Bnlst--oaiomsl
NGsF'. h. Hn:;s i fss ssss
fi'kn'esor. TOURNAMENT Kideer. and fnsot also ran
go i Sstssss f S.ss.
we'll 20 to i Kdosr 20 TO l Fssot.
THE FOURTH RACE.
go each %S o, %s,sS So 10 ss:on
psys2. O. h hsm aI'snsss by ch.r..u.-x,h
Sid,r% p.ly.s Cactus. liz ts' ;:y:;::"
Mendcant Experiment Minn-Laha, Plutus. .Neo-
DANA, LAwless. Rghtaway. foet, and Psrrisr Joust
Also ran
,Betting-sevsn to against Cactus. . to Hammis,
hS j, 70 20 fH,1. q 70
6 Fss% IS TO, Tom %sSa:
THE FIFTH RACE
.aSsd .. .ses 500 to- to second and sioc %
bnrridg- bt9th.rs T. c. st. Felix. BY st Baiss-Fsli
stsSles ~ e Xdeberi 1cs isioan;.;.
J. N. Jercotts en- Hamilton 1lb tBergen).. ....,.
Entire. Lorimsr Long Beach. st. Anthony. strsphon.
Lorimer. to 81. Anthony. to Hamilton 30 DR..
Ross II to Ade!oert ~ to each Entire. Strsphon.
THE SIXTH RACE.
OF SO each with 1900 added. of which 500 to
r. J. .~yer 4 Sons hr. o. Fremont. g. by Trsnont--
Empire stable. b. b. Nit Your l. IL r.raj.
Key West. kirkovsr. Mr. Sass, Monopohst. and Julio
also ran.
Bett,ns-si. to against Nit Young. 2to Lusla B,
eto Fremont to kirkover. 10 MIR. sasA. 10 70
i Key West. 20 to Julio 20 to Monopolist
THE SEVENTH RACE.
The Rilow Stakes free welt-r. weight handicap
each VITA 81 900 aid ed. of which 500 second and
500 to third mile.
l. L.r',l nI AZ 81 \ s'epnor. g. BY Aorssmsr-,
Bnrridge bros h. h; "ts, chester l. 1i5 tHnywafd).
ball also ran
Time. lao.
n.r So%sa is Wsoa.stp .nR s.
ste English lady. y to SNOWFALL 10 to Rorka.
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The Knickerbocker IIn,dicnp Tournament


The Knickerbocker Mn,dicnp Tournament
begun.
The nrst annual Invitation handicap tournament Of
the Kncksrbocker Tel MA club. WAS opened yesterday
The courts II the cub at l4l street and
Brook Tho nrst matches In three OF events
were played, and those in the mixed doubles will be
started tomorrow afternoon. The scores follow:
ieItem ems sing o. eliminary round; r. L. Ferris
half hfteen. beat II. L. Hall half thirty 90, &c Y r.
Fischer scratch, beat Crsgin half hfteen d. 80;
r. p. Thurber, half hfteen. beat r. PAret, scrstc H.
as 81; r. Crawford fifteen boat r. A, tbinan thir.
~, %, o.; v. slinpson. nj cen. beat DR. ". H.
BA,ss nfteeu. 4-t. I'D. 6-3 J. +. HOBART. scratch
beat F. stevens. Jr, 60 10; W. A. lloyd half thirty
beat T. &, kathborn nfteen. o. Ga
First Round-R Burchard fifteen. boat A. Z Fllley
nfteen, 6-3, 6-+: A. q. ketcham. hfern. beat W. r.
Miller Jr, fifteen, li I'll. 49,; q. T. T,nany thirty
beat J. cole halfthity, - a.: s. Rogers hat.
1lteen, beat ). \. lockwood, fifteen. 40. b-4 b-4
t-Gentlemens Doubles rrelln mary round j. r. Paret
and l.. r. Fischer. scratch beat n. L. liAll and J. r.
Cole. hln thirty. 10. 40: W H. Rates and j. Wat
knS. Jr. hfteen beat W, BOYD and A. 4. CARR half
thirty 81. so. First round-P. stsyens Jr., and
r. ID. Thlrbtr half hfeen. beat L. Crawford and r. ~
Cole. hfteen. <-S. 81, g.: A. T. fIl-y and J. Il.
Rogers half ntteen beat W. H. Bates and J WAikinA
JT.. fifteen. 6-8, 40: J. " simpson and w. Haley.
sfts's, e... 4 d K.tshAn and i. < DEITY. aft.sa.
Lsdis. sinslss-rrslinin.ry r.s.A, NJ. Assss a.
sSss S s sis:.a S:st Ms Hail bts..a - 81 80
ss e; 'ss ssssk SxsSiSk ''' A1' '''''A''A ~
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pRooyLYN, q: CHICAGO, 2.

The attendance at Eastern Park yesterday
T1 eoud NOT nit sn VIE Tss
hare enough to hring IN runs. The game in
detail is moro interesting than criticism
The chicago. began where they left off on
Friday In the matter 81 henv% hitting IN tho
hpw how WHIT 4 d Setter is sent nieo one past
Warh into centre Held and got a base. liran
a. even better still ny knocking the ball into
Dahrn scored. Then for several innings the
Aus"n!ans lost all their knowledge OF how to
ne, Er1oklyns went, out without, a man
Isathing first base in the initial inning: but
the next time they came to tho bat there was
nj Ga Il. fams the sls Ss svs
toward the lett field ionce; made an extra turn
ortwo. m! .drrIned out Of sight on tho other
hone soer T4+ fo meg" b run Tor bF0u'Asr' and
s!dsrHEo for ATsns isei g. wpr hit ,tts
SssakeHed snyiops feelings IN PIIlE sshriysrs
. sesSnd and nlade Ter tI'ird lie got thsrs.ior
It John also MADE mad s home on the srror. Cor.
eetorann mt sale burns hit 2 hot one to Psrrott
only II In sp nan snsbd is
with : hit 70 lett. and pa followed suit. Just
As DAILY hit the ball Darby stole second. and
single.
:, In the fourth Anson went to first on balls.
nns Sa n:0n Snt
toit BY throwing him out Brouthers assisting
mn. and Chicago didn't get there In the sixth
and seventh. The sixth was great triumph
mot ard Dahlen, Then he sent Ryan and An
son 20 first on balls. But Stein was only rats.
next thing Adrian knew Common had struck out
.,IIihSs gsooktyns Jumped onto I,nby IN the
Q'Brien thought II was about time for that
SrosElyn He sccoTalnsy sent The f ss ale bs
hind y, and a two,bAgger resulted. and Broa-
The ball bounded away. but tit Il was an elegant
.t'oP Ps,sctt rfsoysrsa The he'll Just e 9 Brisa
rsaehed Darby before he could touch the bag.
;;Sai .; ssiR tsss :ssns e The ssSS Tfs
Seore; scrivsr foF Chicago awakened his
ssn's interest In the game By driving OUT q
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FAST AND WINNING PLAY.
ru WORK OF TEE NEW yoREs A
DELIaHT TO sPECTATORA

mar o.ve ths rittsburshs . HARD Beat
,.e-H~eokiy. Thrsshes Chicago - Bes-
-. feuievfIie, Ctnetansta, ssa CIevsiasa
~. o,her winnsrs-A sny other osnes.
Mr. nearly two days New York srsnks will
,.rsl in the delights incident to their team
ielding FIRST place In the race. OF course
nrootlyn divides tho honor with a.. and may
tshs All Of II on Monday. yet, no matter what
NAY happen In the future July 10 will remain
. neasant memory. It 10 not at all improbable
FRAT New York patrons are destined to enjoy
ths situation at greater length for the Powers
IDEA OF tho infusion u ginger seems to be .
correct one, and there Is ground for the belief
that the youngsters who now represent the
metropolis will not take kindly to defeat at
any stage OF the game There IL prospect OF
Teen enjoyment Yesterdays games resulted:
New York. 10. fittaburHh.b 3.
Brootiyn. ., Chicago. 4
Boston. Q; 81. Louis q
Louisville. Q; Philadelphia, q
Cincinnati 10, BaltimorNk
Cleveland, Q, washington. L
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ssr bS.ns 20 1 asns r.:
DrssSis sSs n.s3 sns sH p pS
Of the eighth. but they TOOK them lust The
same, Buns started IN with a single. stois
pay sent both men homo with a single to
Ieit A tumble by Wilmot OF Days hit, and a
MIC pitch. gave the Brooklyns their last run.
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Staten island C. C ...,.,.....o o al
Earned ,un.-staten Island G. c. B. Frs. base on
Iatt on ooa C. =: s.."n Sand & C.
o Base on balls-or Lawson. 9: on Tying. q Struck
s sS3a = ew'iss. a.sss !yss a's
Pross.r Daryss d. fsIs, For Murphy o. % Gsf
msndia. Hit by p!cser1Ds GHrmendis g. howIy
Murpby Hmprs-Dsily Tims-fw0 hours Attend.
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WASHINGTON July lo.-Lnose fielding lost the gams to
WashnRIou to-day Attendance $500. The scorer

Earned runs-washinRton,- 8; Clsve aud. 2 First
base on ors-C e,elaad Left on lase..washing.
ton 2; Cleveland. 3. first base bal.s-Cn DuryrA
j; on cuppy. 2. STRUCK out-By pnrysa 2; by CuEpy.
Nctiuire. Sacrifice hits-Iowd. Mcclure. cnpr,. Nir
tue. Double pays-Robnson and Mhgnn: Migau.
unass,sted lit by pitcher-By Duryea, l. Umpire
NitcheU Tims-2 hours.
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Aoanouth Park Races on Tuesdays. Thurs-
days. and Saturday, via Reading Rail-
roAd SYSTEM.
se. Hb;gy ~ :, s'iS 1850 "a ~ Vi nls6
sSs'ii ss'': '' s 81 -. 4 q *: sss s g
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Earned runs-Sew York. X; Pittsburgh, o. Two.bsss
hits Fului ~. Tnree.ha-c hit Ewing. Home run
.ierrnn Sh,rincs h,th-Burke Doye, Richardson.
Rusi1 snusart. stolen bas.sRGrke. II IyonE Herman
Doyle a.. Richardson. Fuller t@) Donovan. first base
lew T,rS, =, ir't.nuIssi Fra base on bA:nor
o. by Eas,e 2; by Crane I. by smith o. Double
pAys-surke and Ewing: Fuller ard L.ring; Il. Lyons
,rks. and Ewing. Passed bali-Mack. Umpire
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Staten Island 4. C..........l Q Q o o o %
New Jerse" A. C....,.......o D 81
rors-staten Island A G.. 8; New Jersey a. c. L. L.t.
bases--stRten Island A. &. =: New Jersey 4. c. a.
Bases on bhiIt-OC WestervelL i; on Van znndt Il oi
Clare. ]. s'ruck out--By wostsrvei 3; by Van 2snt.
Stolen bases -Westery"it. BtsEford D'Crnurr. Two.
base hit-thr'". ta"risce h,ts-van Znnt, C.rtor.
sprigmhn, Ncs ervrit. Houhe riRy,-Brush and Car.
ter wild unasssIed>. Sprigman and Fountain. mr. by
pitched baii--p~ dumonss. Base on bak--D'Connor.
Passed ball--Carr. Wild ritche- -Clare Wesiarvelt
imp ro- Bermnn. Time of game-l;5J. A;tondaucs
-523b.
EsoLywoop =. C.. 8; srArIs ISLAND o,7
Tho Staten Island G. c. msde fine rally in the last
nnings but couid not quite tie The played
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MAMMALIAN n l.........-..A
Nontclair A. .............1 . o u
Earned runs-Mauhattan A. c.. 49, Montclatr A.. C.,
. FIRST bias. on errors-Manhaitsn z. 6; Montclar
A. O. 2. Loft on bases-Manhnttan A. C.. 4: MoNtciAir
A. c. l. First base on balls--OU wilson, /; OF Comis.
Key, 2. Struck out-By Wilson. 9; by Comskey, 4.
Stolen b...s-Martn t2h DoTd. Il. Brown. Brown
hits--Msrtin b. brown, schalt. Double pay-Milson.
Martin and d. Brown. HIT By pitched bnll-leonard,
Martini Yates Passed ballR-Dowd. 2: Hoiztnger. I.
via pitches-Comi.key.8 Umprs-Hart. Time-217.
ORANGE A. O.. .; ALLHRross. p
HEAVY stick work in the opening inning won the
eams FOR tho Orange c. team at Orange oval yostsr-
IA
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3rsasS 4 o:::.:S q
Earned runs1orsnss 4 G; 3; Alisrton. l. First
4. &: Acrtons First base on es';s.I,n Ghr1y ,:
bridge Young. Green ( PITT. sefxts Wood t2). Dem
lsin l.l Ala ton L2l. Thrsebase hits Nc kevey Brady
Manus sacrince hits Brady baucock. q ro. seifkts
ttnlen bsses-ttutchtn .nn. Bee5e, Na'one. Double
plnys-W God and lem DIN t2) Brady ana rabco-k Gi
roy and Brady Malone and Wood hit by pitcher
Green wi pitches-towers !: hroy. !. Umpire
Wykon. 1tme-l go Attendance-55O.
noRRIsIowN A. c.. o; BRioHrorA 4
nj ld-lA ilteraltiu3
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Ter d on Anderson, i, on Glare. 2, struck ous.sy
nillef si ~ Anderson, q by Clare D. Passed balls
pire--Hudson.
csxscxrr Lpiour. 10; stksArsru. o.
RlzsAsrrn, July la-Ins game to-day was badly
played both teams being sadly on The Creeoents
pulled the game out Of the the Last inning By op
perfume stick work The scores
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srooELyr.

Earned runs-Brooklyn. 8; Chicago, 4. First base By
.ss,roosyn Chicago Left on ba,ssl,rooi-
S b.,T Gully stein q sy LueE Hon: Tom
Ryan snerncs hitKinslow. Stolen bases--Corc oran,
Sbrien. Burns Double play-Iorcoran, Ward. and
Brouthefe- Hit by ptcher-By Stein. I: by Luby. I.
WIG p,tch.Luhy Umpire-Mcouaid Tims-i.52. Al:
posroS. .; n. iovs, q
gosfoy. July 16.-ASain to-day did the mshty hosts
% Won der Abe and sodep do battle in the arena and
acorNi - 49, -~"'' 80
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Earned runs-Crescsnt League I; EiiEabeth. First
base by errGrr-Ezabeth. 7: Crescent League, Left
on bsSes-Elrsetth 8; Crescent Lessse First has:
by Francs 3 Home rnn--rurner. Three-bssc hits
Turner Leidy sneedsn. bonner sacrifice hits-B.we..
.cs.Bowes. Berry tal, Hoford. Turner Double play
Murray and Nt.iiams Passed bAlI-Ranerty I'm
pire-Hopkins, Tme-22O
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The Winners At Gloucester.
GLouoEsTER n j.. July 16-The races at
this track TODAY resulted IA followa.

First Race-Ons mile. Park Ridge hrst Shutdown
second kytou third. Time. 1:454
Seconi Race-five furongs. Emma Mac nrst Plsv
no second. Young Troubadour third. Time, 1:O4&
Third Race-five fnrlongs Arizona nrst Bohemian
second Torchight third time. ;U3h
Fourth Race Seven and half fnrlonss. Monsoon
hrst Balbriggan second U"net third. Time at.
Fifth kncs-five farl"ngs Maid of B'Arney nrst
fenzancc Second. Ztngari third. Time, 1880
sixth RAcs-Dne and on.sixie-uth miIes Toulon
hrst Robert Is. second. Toss Up third Time. :554
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E.Jsr.syA.G. ~ Eng I.wsdG. 2 .ass

JERSEY A. c.. 7: STATEN ISLAND A C. 3.
lis doubtful whether any series Of Rames played in
the Amateur League in seasons pas have attracted 80
much attention as tho hamnionship games be ween
the staten Island A. T. aud New Jersey A. C. feslrr
day they came together for their fourth gatae. The
first games were won by the staten lsa nd players
and although the New Jersey men secured the Kamo
PLAYED Bergen Point on ths previous saturday
West Brighton yesterday fully expecte ed the home team
to win.
The interest in this game more than In the
previous contests BotA teans w~rr on nearly equal
terms a. At place; but while the Staten Island team
IN the lead they had to win erdays game 10
had weak teams the nod little money was bet The
home team scored run IN the opening innIns. and
when tho seventh inning had been c"mr 10 ed they
he'd he lead by that small margin i'ur,nR N. stage
Zant ali over the Held, but luck favored the home
team In the eighth inning the visitors got thor hits
together and four resulted Clare took Zants
place in the Int inning but three hits an Bass:ords
error allowed tha New Jersey men TO their al
TO seven KrausB made the only hit OF Wester.
Welt: wids eaten o: line hi IN tho third inung
tho star play OF the game. The score:
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Dsynxht Route 10 ChAstaaSaA.
Ssss s:Sss :sa az y
" DeAAla-AdN
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uASnArYAH A. O., 1e noNrctAn o. T.
BY Defeating the Montolar A. c. team at Manhattan
Fieid yesterday the Cherry Diamond players secured
tho banner that At stake Both p,tchsrs We're hit
lively Martin carried OF the nelding honofa
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Lewis Defeats PIN.

LONDON, JAY 10 Tho nn.ls in tho London lawn ten
mis- cham pionship were played to-day y. W. Lewis
beat J. PIN by . score OF three sells to two.
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Central New Jersey League.

re nBooRb.
yisiaa.,a. - 81! Eii.sS.,s. "a
wEsrnElD a o. ~; wEsT xSp 2.
so.ssvILu. July le.-The wsstnslds BY hard batting.
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Hs seSsII Games To-day.

Cuban Giants Va Aemss. at Long Island 9rounds
Victor 70. varuna Boat Club. At Bay Ridge.
EmerAlds vs. Harlem A. A.. At Van Nest
sAlems vs.. Hastings, at High Bridge
hontauks W.. HsrmonyS At South Brooklyn
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EaInsd runs-Boston =: ~. LouiI 3. titst bass on
Eoston 3: st. Leuis First bss. on e.il.oSn Stacy.
.: Oh 9stssin 5. struck out1By stsley. 2; BY Oct.
1hr.sS.ss hi...Tueh.i; Carroll fxobsse hi,.-Wsr-
1rcdls. Stolen 6ass-Lows, Double piays-stalsy,
Kelly, and tucker Giasseock. Crooks, and werdehi
Hurst. Tims-i,56. Attsndanes-2.3oo.
LouIsvIlLR .: vlu.AprIrBIA D.
HaiiApxlpHiA July l6-rhs Colonies turned the H.
bles on the Philadelphia to-day and won Attend
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Sportsman's Goods.
SAFETY BICYCLES,
$500 A WEEK.
CAMPBELL MFG. CO.,
FL Centre -, near City Hall
er.-nv,l,e Y.cs, Club sail

Gre~nyiIie Yacht Club Sail
In clipping wind the boats Of the Grsenvtns Ysshs
Club sailed their second OF series yesterday 81.
ternoSn, over triangular course OF sixteen miles
New York BAY. The start was from . stateboAt an
chored near the club house nd around the bell buoy
at Robbins Reef thence and around buoy OYe
t't Island, and return to stAseboaI twice over hs
oGingto the heavy winds and ronEh water the slnAt
Ter boats wrre connslIrd TO abandon the race who's
scacrly half owes and only three finished the L1.is
' winning the Lottie N. after sharp 4Ggs-
The former having won two In succession. the
silver punch bowl and latte presented to the club By
Vice Coma odore O. p. gTeeiAnd now becomes the par
sonAl property Of her owner. Summary
Mama Sol ysat.A U1a VssA
l::,.!;::;=;==;:=:ll ID ii Oh
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CRICKET.

rhii.aeiphia Defeats Staten Hsissa.
A very exciting game was played At Livingston ye-
terdsy between the Philadelphia Club and the Staten
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The Xaviera defeated tho Popghkeepsies at PouEh.
+ psis yesterday IN Nh exciting game The score:

Earn d runS-SAvierS. 2: Poughk eepsie. L. Two-bAss
hi,-,ogan Left on bases-xayi-rs s. P"ushk sspsis.
base on errors-Xnviers. $; r"ughkeerste. 3 Stolen
6sse;.NRE,.rs ~: i'oughse.Ise 3 iarT"c: hts
III, by MsG:lI 8 HI b{ Pitcher, schultz. Passed
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YHtLApxIuIA.

Earned runs-Iouisville, 8; Philadelphia I. First
on Esss.-Louisviiis 8: Ps.d.phis H. Fitst base on
Sanders g. Home run--Carsey. Twebase hits-Brown.
Pfensr. Sanders t2 Grim. Thompson. Riley. Sacrifice
Connor Double plays-Pfersr. Jenn ngs and whAtler;
Allen, Hailman. and Connor. Umpirs-Kmsia Time
1<6.
c1Hc1rr All. 10, sAlunoRx. g.
BALTIMORE July 1o.-P1toher Cobb lost days game.
and will undoubtedly win his release result there
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Tho game between the Victoria Club and Harlem
ond eleven result d int. II What OF tho later team
haviny his broken ny bulnpng bali. The game
resulted in n draw Tho score:
HkRLfa 4. VICTORIA e. c.
A. Mills, Richnr dson. Douglas. McFarlane 88
II. Batcne or b. Douglas, GeRry 4. McfAIlane, b.
W. McFarIane. b. Doug B0ui no ,..,,....... .,.:. 4
las......,....,.,.,,.... Patterson. c. Moyle. b.
L. Moy'S not ou WV, 49, 4Richards,n. ,nerga 8
". Iournr b Douglas 2lCAmpb u, b. Nc arane. 7
4sM. kinney. douglas OlSton-strrei. not ot,.,.. d
u. Rynrm.. did not bat OItrnf on. b Alhrr.a =, Al
O. II. NIEhL nol out. krnne ~ Il. NJ" arlans..
r. Rennis do not bat. Martin b Aberg, ;S!.... Q
IN IN - stubb- " Mo- n .lne -.
Total.............-.....2Oi lymn-s. q bourne b.
fN1 McFarlane ......,......, q
IByes ..r,,,..,..,,t..''.....l2
Ley observation-disclosures. z
No ba,ls'..."..,,.......... !
ToIal........... ...... 80
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TotA


On tho wicket Of the Now Jersey oval At Bergen
Point yesterday afternoon the contingent Of tho
New Jersey Aihic Club defeated easily the eleven Of
the Brooklyn Cricket Club III mn oh of the Metroroi
tan District Cricket Leagues cham onsaip series Tho
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10, nAlunoRR g.

Harmed rnn6-CincInnati, |! f1rst base on eFrors-
Cincinnati 9: Baltimore, Left on bases.Bal.imore.
"a Cobb. Struck 0Gsasy Rs.sIrt, I; BY Cobb
Holiday Two.bass hts-Holday. Latham t2l o,Ne,l.
Smith. Stricken. Comiskey. Rs.tEer Sacrifice hits
ward. Double play.McPhee and oomsk.y. MT ny
pitcher-RettRer, l. rassed bals-Vaughn, 2; 0unSon,
!. umpirs-Lynch. Tme-2:3o
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LUsB
At Central Park the New York Club defeated tho St.
Georges A. @. by 20 runs feature OF the game being
J. u. Rourkos wickeis for runs for New York The
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rAssAIc COUNTY WINS 4 GAME
The newly organiIad rs.sRic County Club OF Clifton
visited Prospect Park ami defeated the Brooklyn
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Earnsd runs-Wsstssid.
CAdmuA ohArrotI Melinda
base hits-shArrott. Howe.
ls- stolen bAsss-Wsst Ia
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A. c.. o; sRioHroNs. 4
MoRRisrows. July 16.-An intersstinG gams va
play ed here to-day. The scorer

Brightons. ...................l U y o o o y o.
Earned runs-Br ghtous. . Home rrns-T Donaldson.
Abrrcroinbie. stolen bA-"s--BrDhton Double play
-shai-r T. nonah,s"s, aud Yates bases on hs!snpn.
derhonf Struck "Tt-By H-tns IL by G,rri'y. g.
Passed bal-Donalisun. uAplre-Rey. Time-l:35.
XAvisRs 8: PorGHxgEPslE, T.
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The Newark club strengthened their lead in the SEQ
ond section Of the League by defeating Harlem At
Central Park by 20 runs. The score:

HANLhN.
! ". j. Burney. b. STRAIT
ford...................1 II
G. Mckunrie, b. STRAIT
ford. r......,.. ....... o
7. :. LSughlin. c. STRAIT
ford, b. Moore u..,.... Z
X. Walker. {. and b.
Moore. .............. ]
J. J, 7. Kelly. |. h. W. b.
Moore =
J J, Govey, b. Gilbert, Z
d. . Reilly. b Siratford \
j. Pcdlow. b. hilbert. =. 10
\. Ped ow. b. Strstford.. /
l.. Webster. C. Moore. b.
STAFFORD. ...,..... ?
! 4. 4. bourne. not out. l
byes. .
Total................... 5S
u THE koSs OF St. GxoRoS.
Ings County and Sous of at.
',oss contest. which finally
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Tho Staten Island A. C. team met neteat at tho hands
Of the Manhattars. The score:
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.. Two-tsss hits-kymsa.
0 lO. Smith, Clara Three.
Home runs-BhArrott, Oil
ID, 81 wsstnold. q Deubls
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,satSer s I wheslnsn.......o o ! o o q
~ At wapp!nger's Falls-Moni'ors. 4; Putnam g.
AZ Hndi,on-Ms A. C.. 4; o. \. T.7.
Al Dobbs fsrry-Sew York l. ]. Co.. u Dobbs Fer
~, 20.
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Kiros COUNTY DRAWS wrr

Al Prospect Park the Ki
George teams had q very g
ended In . draw. Tho scor,
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mauitowot pilot
CITY AND COUNTY
THURSDAY. JAN. II, 1902.

WHrAT has taken bit of Il tumble.
TIE cold spell continues to hold the
fort.
TIE days are getting to lie noticeably
longer.
THKRE is considerable floating ice in
the lake.
The river was crowded with skaters OH
Sunday last.
The city is almost threatened with a
wood famine.
Ma. BJiI OF Fo1 dI Ii; is on hand
as court reporter
BUY the Weostsr's International Die
tionary. The best a. L. S3uMIDrMAN.
SOME of the masters of the F. & =. NJ
steame RS get 81 500 a year.
The higest price paid for scrap iron
MANITowoC MANIC. Co.
THE weather bareau promises us a
continuance of westerly winds
MONEY TO LOAN on COOL farm security
In sums to suit NASH & NASH.
MIDNIGHT marriages are getting to be
quite fashionable in Milwaukee.
GENTLEMEN's Full Dress Shirts at
Schuette Bros clothing rooms.
MEMS. wooden under wear IN all sizes
color and price at Schultz the halter.
Miss RAHR entertained small party
of friends on Thursday evening last.
THE highest price paid for scrap iron
MANITowoC MANFG. Co.
THE cold spell OF last week gave plum
bers chance to make out some bills.
FRESH fish always on hand at
tt A. ENGRLs.
IT IS rumored that next year line of
boats will run from this city to Buffalo.
\ beard can be colored brown or black
by Buckinghams Dye for the Whiskers
MANITowoG has now four dental offices
and all seem to be doing a good business.
THE north side school is being supplied
with considerable philosophical appara-
tus.
LOWEST prices on school b ooks and
school supplies ut I. SCHMI DTMAN.
The county clerk advertises IN this
issue for bids for the construction of the
new jail.
If faithfully used, Ayers Sarsaparilla
will remove scrofula in whatever form 1t
exists.
CoRDwooD has been retailing in the
city for the last couple of weeks at 81
per cord.
For nobby styles IN fall and winter
hats go to Schultz the halter. If