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Fine Wheel Race. at w.verly.

The inaugural bicycle tournament. held under the
Clubs. was held the half mile trotting track at
wavery. N. j.. yesterday In spite of the heavy rain
which fell throughout the forenoon. the committee
had the track good condition and fully 1000 per-
sons witnessed the races Tho announcement that
Walter Sanger, the Milwaukee racer who made such
remark able record at tho SpringnsIda atourn msnt
would ride was mainly responsible for the interest
taken In the meeting. but athough Sanger personally
and by letter informed the oommittss that he would
John 8. johnson. the Minneapolis racer. present
but did not ride as ho claimed he was unnt recently
having operation performed upon his teeth which
team Messrs Giihsns anI Rhodes captured the lions
share or the prizes. The summaries follow:
Onemile Handicap-won by W. A. Rhodes. Chicago.
40 yards; H Gtsnsp. Chicago 80 yards yards second;
Ono mile, Noyice-won by j. W. DAyison. Fordha am:
G. utter ,r fl%%;h,nE iSo ssSSIa T. rarGsr Long
Hairinile, scratoh--won by W. 4. Rhodes. Chicago;
H. A. Guh:ns Chicago seoondi Il. Mcdonald. New
YORK. third Time. minute 10 seconds
Won by Elizabeth A. C. wheeInen with 80 points;
Elirahsth whssinsn. Al points, second Time. min
ono Mile. safety. uandicap-won by p. NJ. Moshsr,
New York. 100 yards: A. syis, Staten Island 80 yards
Time > minutes ib - seconds.
$50 yards; T. J. Titus New York. ito yards second;
w parmsr. jersey city $50 yards. th!d. Time
Five Mlls.-won by ii. A. Citizens Chiooso: E. F. Mil
Ter. VineAnd second; y J. Titus. New York, third
Time, 10 minute 2s4 seconds
One Mile. International Invitation Race-Wou by II.
q. NJ Wells. Toronto. third Tune. minutes 2s 45
seconds.
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An interesting football match occurred on the CreE
cents Bay Ridge relI yesterday afternoon. OF tho
thrty'two men who have out 10 try for positions
on the two slevens eighteen were present. and those
evenly divided by Capt. sheldon into opposing sides
number OF spectators lined the held, and the contest
was made ntersstng By the equal distribution OF tho
old and experienced players Bert Fish. ono OF tho
halls OF last years scrub team acted captain OF ono
side. ana Sheldon called the signals for the other.
The referee was Jay Terry. aud he was kept active
while the play lasted Thompson made some brilliant
tackles and received dlsocAted shoulder as conse'
quence. Another man TO be laid was ". STOCK ton.
last years full back. In ScrlmInnRe he found I'm,
sell at tho bottom OF heap which must have matted
moved ee coula not breathe After lying stu n few
moments he recovered his wind but compiained OF
double sight business aud other thingS and hs then
retired from the hed
grimm did some very effective work as centre rush.
He had heavy man against him IN Mckay. Patterson
made some good puntb which advanced the ball many
yards for hts side sheldon made splendid run from
ths Senrs OF the nsld TO the touch IN goal ne Norris
made some tine passes and evoked applause tor hls
5000 Alround quarter worg. Z. g. FltLRerAld, lhe
veteran rush, among the spectators lie could not
play on account OF an injured hand, -,
shsdens side scored three touch doWn' II thS hours
tsution to famiAIHs his the signals and rnah
nns tactics nrsl The mah viii go into Acti'e HAlhnE
from new on. living at tho club hopts. and exercising
and distpg under the direction OF Dr Long Practice
day AfteInoOnLs
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THE IAsc1,s GREAT VICTORY
prr. Broone's flyer wips the Lrrehrnons
Schooner Rsee In Blow.

Mr.. Broohs's flyer wins the Lnrehrnons
Schooner Raee In = Blow.
A fair sailing. breeze at the start. bad
souall. and regular gale at the finish fur
nished plenty OF sport on the Sound yesterday
when the Larchmont Yacht Club held their
annual schooner race. The race was for
handsome cup valued at $500. and while 1t did
not bring out as largo q fleet OF boats as last
year, still they made up In quality what they
lacked In quantity. Certainly four better
schooners tn an the Lasca. Ariel. Emerald. and
Dauntless are not In com mmission to- day. and
any regatta committee which can bring suche
quartet OF flyers together at this season OF
the yeaf deserves credit
Among those who witnessed the race were
@. oliver Iselin. who has done 30 much for the
success Of the viRilant; Newberry d. Thorne.
Alex. Taylor. Augustin Monroe, Otto Sarony.
Oliver Adams. and about every member OF the
Larchmont Club who could spare the time.
The Cary Smith schooner Lasca, owned by
John +. Brooks. one Of the members OF the
Colonia syndicate. won. and once more DEM
onstrated the fact that she 10 the fastest two
sticker afioat In any sort OF q breeze. When
the entries and allowances were announced
Just before the race. 1t was discovered that
just four boats had complied with the coudi-
tions. They we're:
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NOT FOR THE NAVAHOE
The Cape May Cup Remuins In the Hands
OF English Hachtsmen.

ot hhchtsmeu.
LONDON. Sept. 16-The race for the Cane
May Cup between the American Yacht Nava-
hoe and the Prince OF Wales's Britannia ended
this afternoon. The time OF the finish was
Britannia. 12:5S:40: Navahoe. 1880 Tho
course was from an imaginary line between
the committees boat and Alum Bay pier. near
the west end OF the Isle OF Wight. to and around
the breakwater at CherbourG. France and re-
turn. about 124 miles.
The starting gun WAS fred at 12:45 o'clock
yesterday afternoon. The Britanni crossed
the line three minutes ahead Of the Navahoe.
but, as 1t had been arranged that the vessels
should get of as nearly together as possible,
she was recalled for another start. When the
second gun was fired the Navahoe led away,
but she crossed tho line only ten seconds In
advance Of tho Britannia. The wind whichIwas
very light from first to last during tho race,
came from tho southwest at the start but in
the night shifted to tho east. As the vessels
passed out OF sight. both were carrying their
70 go 4hs The
The Britannia passed the Needles at :o2:s7.
still drawing ahead when both went out OF
view, heading atittle west Of south. The fog
fore the start did nat Lit rg mi hit
Shortly after o'clock there wore a few signs
q seSang suf not sosE sR Ibs the reached
possible to see any considerab!e distance % ON N
the course.
The Britannia entered the roadstead about
twsnty.one minutes ahead OF the Nayahoe
She left the east end Of the breaEw water Just as
o'clock the Navahoe WAS out Of the roadstead
and was making after the britannia In the light
Britannia made n numb ber Of small tacks she
time N''
Tho Britannia was sighted at noon a. she
came from u southwesterly direction to the
Needles Just ut the finish the wind freshsnsd
Ensiish coast all the morning. began to lift
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NEW YORKS BAT AND WIN.
THEy TAKE THE ODD GAME IRON
CINCINNATI WITH EASE

1reokirn wins s.a Losss st louisville
nestcus Come 70 Liz AGAIN. Bsitir,ors
rcrfsiss 70 Cleveland, g. Louis outsiasses
Wsshireten. ana Chicago s-others the
0sshsrs-nnssy Games by Amateur Clubs.
The New Yorks took their second game in
the closing series at Cincinnati yesterday and
drew away bit from the Brooklyns. who
broke even on two games at Louisville. The
Bsltimores refused to play after the eighth
inning end forfeited to Cleveland. Boston's
champions recovered from their lethsrgy and
emote the Pittsburghs hip and thigh. st.
Louis and Chicago were the other winners.
The results:
nsv York, II; Cinoinnat.7
Dreohlyn, IL; Louisville o.
Louisville. IL; Brooklyn 0.
Boston. z, Pittsburgh. g.
Chicago. y; Philadelphia, =.
st. Louis z, Washington, o.
Cleveland. .; Baltimore o.
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NEW YORK. IL; CINCINNATI. z.

CrNmsNArL Sept. 16.-They both wanted that
last gama The Reds needed it to keep the
balance OF trade with them. and the New
FORKS were eager to make the series an even
divide. There was no certainty about the re-
suit until the rally Of tho New Yorks in the
ninth, and then they took advantage OF an
error to bat themselves into reasonably safe
pitching and poor fielding kept them there. de-
Splte their Efforts with the stick to recover
While Hsds tram Piled on each other in trying
% give runs, the visitors made the keds scratch
grayel for all Of them save two Alter the
away. He had no Idea OF the location of tho
plate and sent the first three men up to first
base on balls Sullivan succeeded the MONARCH
of the tack trust. but his presentation OF gifts
10 Ward and Davis would have cut no figure
bad Latham held Copnor's high fly. 1t came
down covered with mist and slipped out Of his
lnRarR The Rcora;
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Nothing Seen OF the vniHyrIe-yigilAat stu
nt New Hoo lrlle

The vakyro has not been sighted as YET and none
OF the incoming steamsrs have seen anything Of her
This is her twsntyfourth day out. and II not heard
from It Is safe TO say that the Amsricas
Cup races will DO postponed until oct g. as she would
have lime get ready for the series scheduled TO
begin on Sept. %. Sir koderick Cameron drove over
from Chiffon Yesterday morning to ask about her.
The Ngant is still At anchor on Oliver iSsin'l
idencc At New Rochelis mr. Iasn. who up at the
schooner race at Larehmont yeAtsrday told = suS TO
porter that beyond holshnR her Iobin bronze plates
he thought nUthing further would be dsne her
yond ndinz some substance 90 coat her TOP sideS Mr.
tEenH 10 a In pot lead He added that she
NDgll be hausd out of the wHtsT .nit the SAtuT-
dN n,is the hrsE Cup race. which will ba held on
TbIFsdIy.
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The Sculptor Tired. and the Hair Sister q
M0desty Won.

CINCINNATI. Sept. 1o.-only two favorites won at
Latonia to-day The Newport Selling Stakes for three.
year'ods one mile and seventy yards worth to the
winner is5. was the event Of the day. Elizabeth L.
sto 8. and Tho Sculptor. al to l. carried all tho
money. The latter made all the .unnirR but tired
badly at tho hnlsh TINS enabled the half sster To
&0desty to win eiey.rly by length and half Forest
Time. J2I. '~'
Tue opening race. selling SIX furlongs for maid.ns
had eight siartsra Lady b., NJ, q to ! QI WIIiamD
proved 20 be an easy thres Lengths winner, Hive Me-
Time. :22h. -''
Rook Laidley wasa 3to chance over the other nve
starters In tho second sc ling and half Ra
race he finished unpIaceI. however. Marie t. IOi
length. Time. l;42A ~ "
The nino.tur,ong handrcAp. with four s,artsys va.
by thrss lengths BY the TO 3 favorite Ktp.csm
1OS "a CiAytonJ BESSIE BislAnd WAS secund n iengIn
before Monr0yiR Time, 2;O3. '
Eight twn-yeAr.od hes started in the uye.furlonp r.
dash SekA loT, to "a. Clayt on). won handiiy bS
two lengths from Tho kitten. who beat the favoriis
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Form stood n" ChnAes .t Grouee.,.r.

GLoucEsrER. Sept. lo,-Baekers OF favortes fared
poorly here to-day. The track was heavy. Summaries:
First RAcs-Six and quarter furlonga MArkstons
1O5 to l, (Morrissry, won; Veyay. Ioa ( to nie-
Tins. 2S4 " ~
Glsml won; Duish oven; y. 0toi McD.nsldl sec.
Tnird RAoe-fIve furlongs G0Auo lilo, TO (Bow.
man. won; uncsrtalnty. lios 6to tMorrsseyl see
1tO3Si. '
Fourth Race--Seven furlongs Belisarius IU7 8 to I
Kuchen). won; Chatham. lot. 8to tNorrisseyI sec
ond; Wallace O.. 100. 10 thorrisL third fime.
fifth RAes-Four and a hslf furlongs Dart. lO6 to
i tHAm, wop Belle Blackburn. l02 II to (fenmorel
OBS ''
sixth Raos--six and n half furlongs Jem Clare lo2
Ib 10 l tJohnsonL won; john ArkinB lo6. to i
tRuchen) second; Black HussAr l02, IL to U.swlsl
third Time, I2Sk '-'
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Amateur League.
yHE RrooRn

Perl Per
Cvpb. Tnr. Lost eenLI Club. Won. eerL.
New JorseyACp 2 .siSl Staten Isrd a. ca 400
Staten isrd G. CO Z 900 lEnglswood F.C.2 1872
STATEN ISLAND A. c. o: srArKS BLAND c. c, q
The New Jersey A. O. havo won the Amateur Baseball
League cham pionship This was decided yesterday in
contest at West New Brighton when the Staten Island
A. @. beat the Staten Island G. C. in postponed game
BY 9too with the exception OF Van zandt the Staten
Island A. presented their strongest team. and they
played hard Tor every run The Crekst, made brave
hight that three Of their best players
failed to show up. Tying pitched fair game but poor
support by b. o'Connor, Bailey. Bonner. and Warner
gave the home team seven nearned After The
hrst inning the visitors only made four hits of Cares
delivery. two of which were scratches. Tho other post
ponsd games in the League will not be played. Ye~
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LOCAL PLAYERS At THE NETS.
Some Lively Tennis In New York ana
Brooklyn tournaments

brooklyn Tournaments.
Tho poor condition OF the lower tennis Cen
tral Park yesterday prevented tho opening Of the an
nuAi championship contests. but clubs with earth
courts played tho usual Saturday afternoon gamsA
In the Fifth Avenue the results weret
william Cunningham. scratch. boat Edward Cobb. SO.
by %s to 20; William Cunningham, scratch beat vii.
liam A. Jonss. H. by ~ TO SO; William Cunningham.
scratch. beat II. d. Lounsbery. 10. by ~ to 80; K
Barnard. 8. beat Edward A. shipman. IS by 4s to 40;
william A. Croker IL, beat Kdward A shipman. H.
by <s to 90 The averages to date are; Foete. Ken.
yon and onnningham q; Barnard. t7sS; Leubuscher.
as ISo sSp@an s4 Jones'
na inv won hs
ven sss?f MS %s;. :"a
&ystS sSd Loraso scratch seas Mss o.
borne and Osborne, fifteen 90. lme. %
club
.sa % Tn E :.S ssFs s... Vii pay IN
ma match ,i, for for fT:t pr1zs: Ths scores ,,,. N
Es o~. srnyD rGanGo
SE heHaSn oss nsSn Ss.t sSsrpm sSaS
scratch. drew hyss firs, round NY. nalf af'Ssa.
MaGon. Swe 4fissa%, against Q E. AoAAnon, owe af
owe half aitssn beat i. Iiubo"rd, y5. scratch "a
n G;SG By Gs.u s
SsA' a. a4at sSss'Sa mi r's
scratch @ e6s All c,. C. 4 shay scratch beat G. Bah
Tho feature or yesterdays play in tho tennis tourna
the Ierersn Heights Tennis club OF Brooklyn
WAS the number of defaults: summaries:
Ladies' SIngIrE-First round: 81 Iiirch beat Miss
Campbell by default and Miss j. rprdr and Miss NJ
Pnrdy irinuted In the second and third rounds Mas
Wiclts won by default.
Mems sinses-Flrst round; r. j. Mullins beat II. c.
Schultz, t-2 6-2 W Ferris beat =. folger, d,
s-6: II :. Kennedy beat q l. Foote by default; q.
Hove heat !. KeGy2n BY IefIp', 1 BrsG.sq SeG'
Burns by default
Ths tennis to1fnamspt Of the Knlck.reocksr RI.
victory of ~ y. A. kose aud T. NAL overC BsIlingesL
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Cricket,

Tho pulling of stumps on account OF darkness -ss
the by which the hrst eleven OF the New Jersey
Athletic CIuns cricket contingent was saved from ds
feat by the rst eleven OF the Brooklyn Cricket Cuh IN
the match ofthe Metropolitan District Cricket les.us
chamrion.hip series contested the New Jersey oval
NJ Bergen Point ye.leriiy afternoon. the resui u,rs
declared draw. The scores Brooklyn c "3' \, J.
AZ Morris Park yesterday very short.hsnded teams
Of the home club and the liRrem- paved IN Sod
dsntd wicket, and the latter came out ahead wlthA
margin OF l6 runA The scores Morris Park, 49, HAr'
lem Is
Tie Brooklyn second eleven ran up good tonrs
against the victoria second yesterday ~ fusrect iAfE,
hut late tlrt did MT eve SnTcien tllno O. Nuis ts
game, and the result was iraS, The score Brook
lyn second eleven, ": Victoria second eleven "3
ana victoria clubs was tho only game yrslefIhf Az
Csntra PArk. j. Forbes did gooI work SIth the "ilo~
Tor his own side which gained Ayictorr over O. Ham
IDonds team by Is rams.
The staten Island A. q. played their last league
championship gAme yesterday AT Prospect Phrk "hers
after very exciting nnish they ust managed 10 lana
. victory by the narrow margin "f two runs.
Winthrop aud Havemsysr Win the Goif
IuPr.
EEwroRr. Sept. I6-Roger Winthrop and II. o. Have
meyer won tho valuable SILVER cups Tor pairs az gou
to-day. G. q, Baldwin and victor EorchAn who were
to have met them dsaultsd The victory ot winthrop
ana hAyemsysr was generally anticipated Tue cups
were offered by T. A. uAyomeyeT father OF one ol 1hs
winners. Tue golf tournaEents are no" over
The sun., 1893-09-17

Earned runs-ohicsso. Q; Philsdelphis. First base
Shiesso. psiisdslRhis 10 mr't S..s on ssll.acG q
BY OcTssy.2 Throe-b base hit-wilmot, Tro.bsse hits
Allen. schriysr; Sacrifice his-wilmot. 0ienAlyin.
Deubls pisy.-isi q and Boyle d.. Hii 81 pitcher
by Clanson, 2; by Corsey !. Wild pitch--Corsey.
Umpre-Gafney. Time-1;bh
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Mrs. Archie Alexander Get. the Brush.

BARArooA sPRiEoh sept I0-Ths most important meet
season OF the Bsison Hunt was held here TO-
day coAehing party. the guests OF Robt. stevsus
drove up from New York to participate They iaeudsd
Mr.. and hrs Jack Stewart. JE. Of the Meadow Brook
Hunt ArL Archie Alexander. hrs. william Alsxande er
msnt OF sydney Smith. and Edward smith master OF
hounds Others At the meet Ars kAmuAl Colgate
Miss Helen Potter scott OAryron James Wood ward
and Alfred Keslsr OF New York, Miss May Fuller and
Boston; and Ralph rhompson the Yale eoxswan-
The run WAS over very stln country from Crum'.
Corners TO Round Lake Mr. steyenAl guests will re-
main I'll week for the closing the club
Then they will drive to New York by the WAy OF Troy
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Toths ......U 6E2U IT Tothh .......g WI 10 2
Staten Island 9. G........"9 Q % Q 9 Q 90
Staten Island A. C...........3 o ..-Y
Earned runs-staten Island A. C.. 2. First base on
srrors-staten Island g. 4; Staten Island G O, !.
C., g. First base on balls-of Tying g. Struck out-By
Tying 4; by Glare. Two base hits-Bassford. Clare.
Sacrifice hits-Bassford, Rooney Brill, Cole. Stolen
oasesBassford Foster. Buckbee, Tying Wild pitehes-
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en sfrors-Brooiiyn.8 q: Louisville Lett on bases
bsuS. !: .oa Msnsfss. l. struct out-By Dau6 I; By
Nsnefss. q. Thrss.base hit-C Daley. Twobass hits
denny. Coreoran. HATFIELD, paisy Stolen bases
frsfIsr and ". Brosa hi Sy pisehsr-pinlnsy Via
Piiches-Msnefse, 2. Passed bal-Daiiey. Umpire
Lynch, J1me-2;l6.
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Erw JrRsrr AruLKrro cLun, 4; rLlxI

EKw JERSEY AruLxrIo cLun, 4: ELizAbrIH A. C.. T.
After suffering three consecutive defeats at the
hands Of the New Jersey Athletic Clubs ateur ball
tossers this season. the strong semi
Of the Elizabeth Athletic Club contrived to- play tho
Jerseymen tie game At Elizabeth yesterday after
noon the contest being called on account OF darkness
at the end OF nine innings. Tue scorer
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Earned rpn,-CleveAnd First base by errors-Ueve.
land, o; Baltimore. 6 Left on bases-gieveland IL
hsitimo,s, o. Eirst base on ball.-os Youns 5; on
Home run-Tebeau. Two.ba.e hits-0'COnnor, ray or
Brodie Robinson Sacrifice hts-Mcksan i2l Tebsau
OConnor McAleer McGraw. Shinuie, Baker stolen
Sasss-Bdr!stt, sninde hit bv pitcher BY Young i;
o'connor !; Robinson i, umpire-lurst Tims-2:iO
81. LOUIS 7; WASHINGTON, O.
sr LorR, Sept tB.-st Louis won from Washington
1dnv In n wi mia yad Vain Tha
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Baseball Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN A1sociATloK.
St. Louis vs. Washington, at St. Louis.
Cincinnati vs. Baltimore at Cincinnati
Chicago yL Brooklyn, at Chicago.
OTHER CANES
Paterson Va Cuban Giants. at Paterson.
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I.ouByrLLE, Sept ld-Louisvile and Brook
Ign played two games to-day and broke even.
In. the FIRST game Louisville could not hit
paub. Whilo Melefee was an easy victim for
Brooklyn. and. aided by rank errors. Byrne's
mSn had no trouble In winning.
Louisville won the second game by timely
hitting In the second and fourth innings Shar-
rQtt being hit very hard while Kiroy was very
effective. Attendance, 5000. The scores: .
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CLEyELAsp sept 1H-There was more excitement in
she game this afternoon than that has played
10 DlsveiHnd this season. and Il wound up with dra
matte nnilh that caused the crowd TO ven with gee
Az The end OF tho seventh inning he score WAS u tie
and the baltimoreB took the ne!d The ont thar
two Cleveland PLAYERS got on tbs bases the Baiimores
began to play for darkness The umpire cautioned
them repeatedly cleveland scored four runs with
oae man OUT and no one on the bases still the Ba
wores fooied along with the game. Robinson refused
60 pick up she hsi and. after Being asked three times
ths game was given to Cleveland by the of to O.
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eileiSnsn n...,...........o 99ol 81
Earned ruus-CncinnatL 8; New York, g. First base
hy ors1CineinnAti, q New York Left on bases.
c1poinnAu o; New York, q. First base on balls-On
Psffott s; Oh sullivan. on Petty /: on Baldwin 2.
etSpck out-By Sullivan 1: by Baldwin. 2 Threebase
Hulphy. sasrsos hlts-NotI burke, Davis, Tiernan.
lei and Connor Hit by pit tcher-By Baldwin. Passed
siis--o Murphy. 2; Wilson. Umpire-NcQuade.
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n" k.sS:fs S:s..1 : oo::oo o::::::::.o g g
on basss-New jersey 4. G., 8: Elizabeth A. T. First
strucn & outaBy Weatsrvs!t ~: BY Keenan,. o Two.
bases-Ranerty wsstsryelt Mack owens Hit by pitch.
erTBy keenan,. Wild Piteh-wsstervst. Passed
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BOSTON. 7: rIrrssURGH. 3.
,stenzsn batted in Rillen's place in ninth inning

,stenzsn batted In Killen's place in ninth inning
ftsourgh.. I Q Q o 0-8
Earned runs-Ptttsburgh. 8; Boston, l. Three.base
htts-Donovan. Earle. Tucler to) kacrince hits-Van
Hsltrsn Long. Benuett. First base on errors-PttIs
buryh. q Boston, T. First base on bais-On KIien 8:
90 kiehols Double piay-Tucker tunassisted stolen
passB-Sonng lll Duty ~. struck out-By SicbOl. 1,
BY Killen. ., HIT by pitched balI--Donovan Left on
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~ In weifplayed game TIC sc0rei


sTwo out when nng run was made.
E..Sias,oH hssa. s.,oH..11 9 d-5 ID
Eaned Tuns-st Louis 2: Washington q TwobAss
kit-oRourk ThreebaIs tS--iIAwley Abbey. Wise.
Stolen bases-nroOkS, Hoy (2L RAdfoTd Abbey
snd Wsrdsn, Fir,f base on bsfs-OT Iawlsy. d OF
hlsphenA Hit by pitcbsd ball-By Stephen. ]. by
HAsiey l. Struck out-By Hawlsy. 1; by epLenL T.
Iime-fWo hourA tmpTc-iiornunE
CHicAGO. 4; PuiiApxLruIA
OHc4Go Rrpt lh -C0T.cy kent the Colts Ru ssing ur
70 ths eight inpng today when they Iurnc the tide
By :. AIN. Tea" t.rs.t,,I i,ni t"ad' H.. ~ Var.
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II; BROOKLYN 9-srcosp CANE.

Earned runs-Louisyle, ?; Brooklyn. First base
on errors-Louisyille; 2: Brooklyn q Left bases
III sssss9syn 5tass Es 'sss sSsy q s;Ss
ai BY kilroy I. TwobAse hits-weaver. Grim PfeGer
Kilroy. Hatfield. foutz Brouthers sacrinco hits.
Grim. W: Brown. Twi.che. rinkney Brouthers. Cor.
corAn. Stolen bases-T Brown: Weaver Hit by pitch.
pifs-Lynch. Tme-l:36.
BosroN. 7: rIrrsBURGH. 3.
PrrrsBuR0H. Sept. Tho champions from Boston
days game the frat they lave won at Pitts
burgh this year There were $500 the park
to-day the Lass appearance OF tho Bostons hefe
this season. and more dem0nstrative crowd never
Witnesaed n ball RAmo The
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Lasca boats Ariel 7 minutes AZ second,
80 minutes seconds.
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Tho entries and weights for to-morrow's
races at the Brooklyn Jockey Clubs raoe
course are:
,First Racs-HIudieap FOR all ages; one mile and .