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THE RECORD

NEW YORK. z; CLEVELAND 3.
CLEVELAND. July 15.-Whatever sins Of omis-
Aim or com mission the New Yorks may have
committed on their Western trip. they did not
sil TO finish It with one Of the finest games Of
hail they have played since they left home.
Rusie was at his best to-day. and while he was
Mt hard. he managed to keep tho hits SO we'll
.rattered that they did not count for much SO
.r ss Cleveland was concerned.
II was not until tho New Yorks had safe
qdp on the game that the Clevelands found
they could hit Amos at will. Then It was too
i.te. Although the members Of the local club
made quite a rally. they had let their best
chances slip by In the first few innings., Twice
scofe. Both times the local team had men :. on
inning with base hit but Rusie came to the
'front.' with some OF that old-time speed that
made him the wonder OF indianapolis. and
struck the batters out as though It was the
There was another curious thing about the
rame; but one base on balls was given. and
nat By Clarkson. and yet by strange fatality It
scored. The score:
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Some OF the League Umpires Must Go
Caruthers May he Appointed.

WASHINGTON. July 15.-Presdent Young has como to
conclusion that there 10 good grouud complaint
against several umpires of the National League and he
10 going TO make several changea- Ganney 10 to be
Ruilotned because he has outgrown his usefulness.
Mclaughlin. too. has been the of numerous COM
plants for his recklessness in inning players. His
latest complaint against Manager oRourke OF the
washingtons. In the game ut Pittsburgh Thursday
ORourke was fined $50 because ho objected to de.
cison This proved to be the last straw that broke
the cameIs back and 1t 10 pretty certain that Nc
LanRhlIn will walk the plank for lack of Judgment
Charley Sn yder longer look cd upon As model
umpire Hstrouble seems 90 be too great familiarity
with the players Several clubs have protested against
his umprinE and it 10 thought that he VIII have 70
hs talents In other direction than baseball
hereafter As opposed TO the course Of Mclaughlin.
that Of Umpire Lynch stands out in bold relief for he
has imposed but hne this and In that case
the offender agreed that he had been Justly served;
Emslie comes next with record OF two players lined
up the middle Of this mouth. and IN both cases he
was jnstnabe. Among the men in training for the
position 10 Bob CArnthers.
Only one protested game 70 on ME thus Tar ana that
caEo against boston President Young does not believe
however. that protest will be pushed, for Parr0t
only played In portion OF n game.
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GOOD SPORT AT THE BEACH,
Favorates Landed Often Enough to Please
the Talent.

the Talent.
The half holiday increased the attendance
at Brighton Beach materially yesterday The
racing was OF q most interesting character
throughout and the talent had rather q good
day OF 1t. three well backed favorites succeed
ing in landing safely. while the winners in the
third and fifth races were libcrally backed.
There was strong tip out on Barefoot for
the first race. sending the Longfellow colt to
the post an even money favorite. while En-
blem was q well-susi aimed second choice. Ma
mie B. B. made the pace to the upper turn.
where Barefoot went to the front and led to
the finish. landing the purse handily by half a
length from Wyoming. who got the place by q
neck from Emblem.
Ed Kearney was the talents choice In the
second race. fve-furlong dash for two-year-
olds. and he proved winning card. Getting
away in front. Ed Kearney led for furlong.
where he was passed by Factotum. followed by
Token As they swSSng 81 around the upper turn turn
iht9 the a E1 hganey ha made oHa o
hot and Factotnm and Token were soon in
difficulty. Ell Kearney shook of his field in
tho last furlong. and won easily by two Lengths
from Queen Bess. who was head In front OF
-Four starters went to the post IN the third
was favorite at to .. while Eclipse and Major
DAILY carried lot Of money ut 2to l, keclare
upper turn. where the little mare showed
TPs dsTss, and M"sr psy aSGsy
ss!9s 'fs Esss :, Rr
wS HAY hs IN
equal second choices. Lizzie MsDafr got away
10 front. but was retired i1 the iirst furlonG sy
eG qS "Gs pce IeeS the % pas
tilly was run, of her logs, and Lizzie Me-
Duff again took com mand and showed the way
well into the honestretch Balbrlggan made
a hot bid in the last furl long. and got In front.
winning BY a short head from Belwood, who
Dun in ratfline Iinish. '
In the NTH race eleven starters faced the
leaving Innovation at the post. Little Nell was
quickly disposed Of by Nagabo9pd whn led to
Ing Ing 10 TO- the front and % Winning by half Isnsth
from Remorse who got second place from AL
ii. John was ihe good thing in the sixth race.
BY winning easily: The, race was at mile 4 md !
Of the day went to the post. there being twelve
S s dMys Ts sSs 4 Ma d. to 5 6s wS s
ming y ten lengths The Duffer got the place
from Rockaway by two lengths Summary:
FIRST RACE.
Purse $500. selling; seven furlongs
WI" Hin, 4 s,ds1i asShsi 6. B. & Barso" by Lonsieow-
j.bsloass r. EaSisu 10 S&snISy.,i @ 5
"emis p MINK LEO, hHbtTailtNr pou Z
Know. stsadfast. aud DaShing Charlie also ran,
Time 1881
Post BettinE-Two to l against Barefoot, 2 to En-
bem to King Leo. 4 10 IustrantL 10 l Wyom
Ing. ID to l Mamie u Is, 20 10 lOn't KNOW, % n
steadfAst. 80 10 Hartland. 5oto Dash'ng Charlie.
SECOND RACE
Purse $500. for two yearolds: ave furlongs
Ollyef Nag eA ch. G. Ia kearney. b, Tom Ochiltreo
,6hsdusa W ~, Jones) .;;''.....,...
y Dilong's Queen Bsss. 100 (MAnloHol,,,,..,....
Bath beach stables Ur. Y. Ascot nS ,MrDernotD...
Token. Advance Clear sea. and fActoIum also ran
Post Bsttins-Evsn money against Ed Kssrnsy. to
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heavily on the eood-looklnr son OF Pirate Of
Penzance.
Kentigerna In not as good rs she was some
time ago.
Ham was brought over from Gloucester to
ride Artillery.
Beldemere win be hard to beat the next
time she starts.
Arab swerved badly in the nnal furlons Of
Sir Walter may be q starter for the Stockton
E3,Mayor Grant was greatly pleased over
Doolittle's victory.
Charley oxx,s Sand Flea made the round
trio in the hurdle race.
Byron McClelland arrived at Monmouth Park
yesterday with thirteen horses
.Morello fell white at the post for the Column
bian Handicap at Washington PARK.
Galaxy. Mr. Macdonoughs flly bv Galore.
out Of Glidelia, 10 very handsome nlly.
Mr.. Nathan Strnus has a smart lly In Doo-
little. An odd name. by the way. for flly.
Steadfnst broke down in the first race at tho
half mile pole. and was led back to the stable.
No bid on Hammie again. although it was his
week.
Daily America looked well. Had Hamilton
wouldhave won.
Littleneld. rider of Cactus, thought that he
had won the nth race. The deadly angle got
In its work once more.
old mare Eva s.. and is owned by b. j. johnson.
Johnny CampIolfs old partner
MIR. James Galway says that he is not a mem
mouth Park lacing Association.
Snort was a good horse yesterday. He put
up tba tb pSands; made i bis 9Wn running and
Belwood made grand struggle to land the
fourth race. and it was a close 1T. but the 4 TO
shot BalbriGgan got the decision.
u, Bishcp. who vas injured week ago. rode
and appeared to be none the worse for his ac-
cident
Father Bill DAILY was not in his usual luck at
nth race.
oos nGtIss Ro:tea outside the Sec, sseSretarys Of
hereafter.
Msior ,s9 DAILY was surprise to the talent in
figures will lie at times. despite the tradition
to the contrary.
Lamly rode, Prince George very we'll: Daily
two; He Is more Of rater than, anything else,
Ed Kearney the we'll known politician. went
a heavy commission on his namesako the
smart son Of Tom Ochiltree landed the money
for Mr. Kearney.
, ,Lamplighter beaten again! Rudolph had
the best Of the weights and figured the winner
OF the Columbian Handicap Oh his previous
Westerners will begin boasting soon. They
beat the best Of our three-year- olds and yea
terday polished Off Lamplighte FL Tele-
grafo and Domino. however. won their prizes.
and there would be two sides to any argument.
Although Hammie won the fifth race by a
clear head. the delusive angle at the finish OF
the three-quarters straightaway made 1t ap-
pear to about all in the grand stand and on the
quarter stretch that Cactus had won the race
by ut least half length.
Snort, with only Midnight and Accident to
beat. was such pronounced favcrite for the
last race that he was practically barred in the
Midnight and the Ramapo representative were
beaten In the first quarter of q mile. winning
the, race hands down. with Midnight second
and Accident bad last.
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Gloucester FavorItes FAred weiI-Tumbles
Over the HurdIea.

GLOUCESTER July lb-Five favorites and an outsider
to-day. In the hurdle race Daiesman fell AZ tho
first jump and disooated his shoulder. Bozarro stun
bled Dalesman and threw Jockey Phibin. A. b.
Fox refused tho third jump. leaving only Hawasse.
Garwood. aud Conundrum to nght It out. Hawasse
wen sA na snd half furours Grand rrx
JOG RstteD 8tO & won: 81. Hubert, i0S, dto1 thor.
IiselL second; Baby 100 II to iWAllaoel third
Second Rsce-Five.eighths Of . mile. Miss Mamie
90 even (Morrisl won Caianthe. B8 30 TO (CAs.yl
second; Prince Imperial. Va TO WAlaesl thhd.
Third Raoe-ssven and half furlongs. Madden, loa.
4 to (Kucheul won; National 1o4 ~ to twallscsl
second; waIlsoe q. lo2. to (Norris) third Time.
1i3v4. , o. ,
10 (MOsby) won; Robin Hood, 93. 80 to (Donavan
second; Maid Of Blarnsy. D7. TO tCorbleyl third.
Fifth Rsce-Four and on..hAlf furlongs. yeraeity,
9l, 80 to tCAnnon). won; Little Bravo. I0l, TO
(Nslsona second; Archbishop io1. TO Corblsy,.
Sixth R.es-One aud one.euarisr NILS; over i've
hurdles Iliawasss. l67. even tBlingsh won; Oar
wood. 1873 y to Cwlamsl second; Conundrum l25.
~ to ] (Kennedy) third. Time. 2:2S
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Baseball Notes.

Some Of the western teams which are now playing
winning ball will very probably take drop when they
come East.
In the game yesterday bstwsen the West Ends Of
somervillo and CranfOrds the latter were unable 10
make base hit of Harkins the old League pitcher.
Ward telegraphsd TO TIE suS from Cleveland ysster.
days Have given ten davs notice Of release to Lyons
and Schmitt Expect German and wilson on Tuesday"
Tho trouble between the Now York and Cleveland
clubs over 0utncder Stafford has been settled by
Cleveland Withdrawing all claims upon the players
services.
Unless ward has waived claim to Pitcher CocolouRh.
the Pittsburgh Club may not have such an easy time
in securing tho clever young player Pitcher Coco-
Tough 10 Wanted in Now York, 80 the oficias say
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Earned r1n.-Gleyelsnd, 8: New York, e. FRS. base
Cleveland .; New York. Q First base on Gaii,-os
ihreebase hit,DAvis. Tyo base nits-MeEean o. Te.
FULLER stolen bases-virsns. Fuller. Double p!ay.Da.
son / Umprs-Hurst. Tme-1:53
ST. LOUIS, 8: BROOKLYN. 8.
ST. LOUIS July 15-For the third time in
succession the Brooklyns won't down before
Won der Ahe's legion to-day. Inability, to bat
Clsrkson and costly errors at critical times
were the Causes. The game. with the excep.
ton Of the sixth inning. was rather tame and
unInteresting. lacking any Of the brilliant feat
urss q yestsrday,s contest; There were but
Ing one to his credit OF the fourteen hits but
two were better than singles; Quinn making q
ing l Tse9yersd 3, from yyestsrday,s Injury: WAS
cripple, took his place Richardson. also hurt
yesterday. was In his accustomed position.
Kennedy. in spite of his hard work yester-
day; was again put ip e pitch. and for i've
they making but two. hits. In the sixth. how.
ever. he let down. and . base on balls. a single.
3 double. and errors by Corcoran and DAILY
noted the Browns four runs. The score:
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Bueo hits-Orango 10; Leontines. = Errore-Wengo
10: Leonttnes, t. RatterloB-Cronin and 8. Nelson:
Courtney and Eustace.
AZ tMorristown-Morristown Field Club. IL: staten
Island Cricket Club Reserves, 4.
At Rockville Centre-Lve Oaks IL; Harlem Athlet
les. l.
sides. g.
Al Boonton- -Rooutons o: vsspers. l.
AZ Madison-Ma'iison A. C, Il Aroma A. A. Z
AT Somsrvile-West Ends. D; Crawfords, O
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Pitcher Day OF tho Morristown A. G. team was hit
total OF thrtythree bases AZ Elizabeth yesterday

Earned runs-EIlZabeth 4. q. 18i MoIriItoWn A. c,
!. q. Isn q S.ss.-Eii s6s;s &; Isrii:io~n
Ferry aerry Two.5ase his:-Iorshsad. Berry. Lutbsrry
DAVIS. shield. barber n.,ze; liiiiS hs!hsws; stolen
bases-Ogden (2) barber. HetEeL. Heller. Mathews.
DoyIs. Day, Double pays-horshead Mftzsl. and
Lufberry UConneil tifliiL and Heller: Wild pitch =
Davis Passed balls SHIELD. ]; Aorshsad. Umpire
Lemmey. Time-lto
JERSEYS. IL: PURITAN A. C.. 8.
For ali InnngH the Puritan A. g. team gave the Jer-
seys hard night the game at te b. George Cricket
CLUB grounds Hoboken. yesterday In the seventh and
eighth innings the home players pounded out eleven
The kcOra,
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Nearing the End OF the Knickerbocker Tour
noy.

ney.
A largo crowd witnessed tho games in tho Omen han.
dicap tournament Of the Knckerbocksr Tennis Club
yesterday afternoon. Tho mems singles went to W.
Parker who beat Ed Fischer after the latter
had secured lead of two sets to Parkers nsrvy
work was duplicated by Fischer in tho Last set.
when with the score b-3 and <o-l6 against him.
he pulled up to games all" Fischer did not
play with his usual confidence. and mis- defeat
10 partly this and partly to exhaustion in the
last set Parker deserves credit for his nno rally
The ladies singles NISSAN inson OF the Kings
County Club Tho mems doubles and the consolation
matches still unfinished and will continue to-mor-
row. The results:
Knick erbocker 7, C. lowe half fortyl beat Edwin r.
Fischer. knickerbocter I. Z. towe half fortJI 80.
2-G, 81, "a. S-b.
towe nfteenl King. County 7 g: beat Miss Helen ae%
Mems Doubios,Final round Arthur T. fiilsy and v.
X Gillette, New York Athletic Club lowe half nftsene
beat j. " simpson and u. r. Fish. Chester Hill J Q.
tscratchl los a.. Edwin T Fischer and ". Gordon
Par. lowe fory heat Ross Burcbard aud T. A. Lock-
wood Yale /. T l. Iowe half thirty. 7-h 7-h
Mems Doubles Consolation fiTst round; " Parker
and ~ Mcclure West side, T. q Crtesn beat a. y.
Rountres and W. ". Bostwick. AItlorA L. u toHs uf-
teenl by default
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Staten Staten Islsna g. c........s 1oSoo o-1oo
Earned runs-staten Island G. CT. First base by
errors-statsn Island c. 2; EnRlewood r. T.. Lett
on bases-staen Island U. C.. q; Knglewood r. c. 9.
Frat base balls-On Tyns d: on Anderson. Struck
oat-By Tyng. 2; By Andsrson.7 Home run-warner.
Sacrifice hit-Liny Stolen bases-warner, Dun. Tying
81 @r Cstsf n 81 GnmnE iin Sm1 H. ,S R0SeIe HE1wsr
bali-Cuming. Umpire-van takenburg. Ttme-l;4y
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Baseball Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN AssociAroM
Cincinnati W. Louisville. at Cincinnati
Chicago vs. st. Louis. at Chicago.
OTHER CANES
Emeralds W. Murray Hills at Van Nest
Harlem A A. vs.. Laureis at Leo Park.
Counsel Tiger. at oak Point
Xavier 4. A. v. Ironsides, AZ Newark.
OiymplcB va Mtddletown. at Lake View.
Bitten Bowling Club Va Loeb 4 schoenfeld. At
Eltingviile, 8. L "a. ny
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LoUIsvILLE,


.ioIAN......6 ~ IL 80 II II
'ohe out when winning made.
iou.T,ip ,,iIph'a'''.'.'." va Iooo2 10
hrned drnnsrhiladelpha. 4; Louisville q First base
phrottsEthiAdephia 2: Louisville 4. Left on bases
on Wyaaspha. Louisville, 10. First base ON balls
q" Wsying :; on sharrott u on straIon q struck
Rsl.h.nty Holman. srsttan snerass sSse 6,ts h,ts
BpSan BpS%D'9n 1 ~ pelehanty Haman t2l Allen Tom
"h'-l stolen baAe-Weaver. Double plav-Cross
ssv.,S nien; HI by p'tchsr-stratton. Grim. Umpire
PITTSBURGH. 10; wAsHisGros. o.
A. ,,rinssuRGu. July l5.-The WashinRtons wound nm
w., nis ,rlp West this season this Afternoon and
nauy beaten There were 3. 100 persons present.
S more sided game has not been seen here this
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New Jersey 4. G............o .o o o O . "a
Earned runs,,sta,en Island A. G. !. First base on
on bases.Staten island C., New Jersey A.; G.. Z.
out-By Clare, ?: by westervelt ]. Two-baso hit
Saant Sacrifice a. hissmBa,sfora s & brush g. Stolen
Double pIays-De Gomones, fountain. and spaldinx;
Mack and Fountain, Buckbes and Brill Hit BY pitcher
De Gomones Wild ptohes-Westervet Q; Clare 1.
Passed bals-Curre. Umpire-Berryman. Time
1851. Aueudauco-2.400
STATEN ISLAND c. c. 10: KsGLxwoop C.. 4
The game at Engiewood yesterday resulted In vic.
tory for the staten Island C. c. The score:
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az nnson TwSbsss hits.Es'ly Lsnrs s.eriqs, hits
LsnEs Double. pl.y-Iresdvsy and Clarke. fssssd
sal.-oiarte Umpire-Lynch Time-1itb.
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Earned rqns-st Louia, 2. Two.base hit-QuinnL
poube play-Day. corcoran, and Brouthsrs. First
base on Iails-on CArtso 4; on Kennedy. g. HIT by
!on. by Kennedy. 8 Passed bails-Gunson /; Kins-
bwL Time-1:5o. Umpire-McQuaid.
BOSTON. 7: CINCINNATI. 4.
CINCINNATI. July 1h-There was NO chance for any
argument about this game. The Bostons pounded
The --~'
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Three.base hit-MurrAy. Two.bABe hits-DAwson,
Murray. windisch. Fuchs. Double piAys-Dawson and
Banta; Murray, Dawson. and Banta. Struck out-By
Fuchs 8: by Landman, !: by Livingston. q Base on
bnIS-On Fuchs 8: on Landman I; OF LivinKston
J. Time-1:5o. umpire-Coney.
CRESCENT 81 wEsrrELp ?.
PLAisuELp, July I5.-The Crescents and westnolds
gave very good exhibition Of bali playing this after
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Eastern Lengue.
Amateur League.
TnE nrcoRn

Amateur League. .tr
TnI RrcoRn
Perl Per
Cub H-pr. In-f. cent r1uI-. Won. Lns. cent
NewJerpey OF 1 .S75 Staten Isrd A. ca .2S6
Staten isrdcC.t .57ilEngiewoed F.c.2 .2oo
sTArxN ISLAND A. C. II; rEw JERSEY A. o. 4
Until yesterday tho New Jersey A. G. had a clean
record OF victories in the Amateur League SERIES but
yesterday they were easily outpayed BY the staten
easy mark for the champions The visitors also heded
poorly. The score;
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Other Games.

ORANGE A. O.. 10; ACNE. ].
stovey, Of Cuban Giant fame. easy mark for
the Orange u players at Orange yesterday. In the
inning Dederick In running to the plato coided
with Catcher lestrange knocking the latter down
bre aking bone in his left leg. The score:
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Earned run-OrAnge A. Z. First base errors
Orange 4 q. 2; Aoms. 9. Left on basss-of.nEeA: G:
stovsy. 10; on Pa.soh. !. struck out-Hutchinson.
Gilroy. Malone. stolen bases.Babcock. Buell.. Har.
base hitssiiu.ehinson. Murphy Buell. M.ious: Three;
pitchss-stovey, T.. Passed bsiI-LesInnge. Double
piays-Groy. Brady. and Baboook; Diot1 and Ken
nedy. Umpfre-Hopkins Time-l:SO. -
ARLHGross, H. HARLEMs.3 3.
The Harlem team defeated At Arlington ysstsr.
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Cincinnati. o o o o.
Boston. .....-..............o o o OF
Earned runs-CincnnatL .: Boston. o First base by
errors-Cincinnati. l; Boston, 2. Left bases-Cin-
sinnati y; Boston. T. FIRST base on bais-On Cham.
Per ain ]: of stivetts, T. Struck out-By Chamber.
Min by stivetts. q. Homo runs-Canavan. J. Smith.
Inrsesa.e hitsIMcPhse Duty. Sacrifice hits--stiT.
Soubls Ash aF. !uekes MScAsthy stolen ba,enLong
smith. sephee and Comiskey. Umpire-Emsle Time
-l6o. Attendance-8.l25.
PHILADELPHIA Q: LoUIsvILLz. s.
,LouI,vILLr. July. l5.-Louisvtlle had . half dozen
snsnces 10 win todays game, but bad Judgment at
critical point lost It. Tho score:
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ON THE CRICKET FIELD yesterday.

BY . margin Of 80 runs. due cons derabiy to T.
Carkes brilliant stand for "a the second eleven Of
the New Jersey Athletic Club scored victory yester
day afternoon tho second eleven Of the Paterson
Cricket Club in q match of the Metropolitan District
Cricket Leagues championship series. contested on
the wicket OF the New Jersey oval at Bergen POM.
The score,
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Notes from the Race Track.

Micmac Queen ran Gamely.
Accident is OF little use at Monmouth Park.
Tom Stevens was at Monmouth Park yester-
day.
Bandit was overlooked by the talent. but his
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IUt0W. II IT II oT fVsulo's U IT II D
AA.nafSns::...: Asrsmsa ID o
Earned runs-Arngtons. 7: Harlems ?. First base on
balls-Arngtons 8: Harems. ?. Struck out-BytRoach,
4: BY McDermott. 2 Home runs-Nch osburR Nc.
Dermott. Three.ba hits-Utica. Downey. Goa. Two
Sases1Gon RsynoIds Miller Nieholsburs tsi. pcSSls
pay-Elstroph, utcn, and Miller. Passed ball-Mc-
sorley. Time-Two hours.
oRIrANI '. C.. Is: RipoxwooD. 0.
Heavy hitting enabled the ortant c. to defeat the
Ridgowoods at Hackensack yesterday. The score;
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BEDFORD Y. M. q. A.. Field Work.

The weekly field meetings of the Bedford Branch of
the Brooklyn Y. N. C. A. were continued yesterday.
The features were the nne work OF DR. william 4.
Grinhs the tennis ournAment and the meritorious
Of Henry Kiunein IN the nsld compositions
The sunmAries;
Richard Scott. scratch. With 30 feet 2H inches;
Henry Nichols second. with 81 feet ION inches
Robert Ba.sett third. with w feet inch g.,
fIttyyard Hurdle Race-Flnal heat won ~ Henry
Nichols with Henry kl!ne second. and Daniel Reuss
Twohnndred, Cd and 'swsnty.yaTd ba,h: serntohEFinal
ond and DsnieI Reuss third. Time. "a ~ secon ls,
Running Broad Jump, ScrAtch--won by Henry Klune,
with 10 feet inchrs: DANIEL Reuse second, with II
feet inches; bturgeA iinnekn third. with II feet
inch
Gentieinen's SinEles--firat roundi DR.. william A.
Grifths beat Harry W. Read. a., 6--2: A e. Andrews
beat H. NJ. Fens 6-l, DO " J. Rowe beat W. "A,
HAes ia. d-i; v X. Cruishank beat ~ Leash.
D-3 ST. B-3: DR. william A. GrifhthS beat II. 8 Ken
nedy, a. "a. Second round: q InshAnk beat Rowe
al al; DR.. Grniths beat A. 4. Andrsws. d.,
4-8. ia
The E.giish Riae Team Villas che Eieho
Shieli.
LoSpoS. July 16.-At the BiSley meeting Of the Ma.
tionAi Ride Association the Eleho Challenge Shield
s.a Hs "a i TIN % f.: is
81 Dssslbls score 10 1.e0o mArkA
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JERSEY,

Earned Runs. -Jerseys 10. Base on balls-Erhardt
CyeT, Roche. stolen bases-Chesterfeld, Purcell.
Hendricks Left on bA.sS-Jer,eys. ]; Puritans, II,
liome Run.Aisr Thrse.es.e ln,sIsGorwin ,,,,. lien
Purcsi. Hendricks, Ham. Passed bais-Jackson. 8;
Krasmer, I. Tme-2I0b. umpire-CArnsAuL
HUHRAT HILL 4; PAsslio 4, O., g.
An Interesting game WAS played At RAssAio ysstkI.
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Ilarhts, dSailbnats, &r.

TTNO CHARTER-Elegant. fast, lght-drauRht side
l. wheel steamboat. fully and newly equipped with
crew and chairs, &c; carrying capacity 1000 passen'
Louis Won BERSGTH Ill East 18th st.. New York
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cREscIST. 8: wKsrFIELp. ?.

Earned Iuns-crescsnt 2; Westheld, First base by
cent, 4; wsstheld, 4 First base on bas-on turner.
3: of keenan,. u on Francis p Struor out-By Tur.
Murphy sacri,ice hits.snedsn CD Ksenan Jones
piay-Martin, keenan, and Jones. Wild pi,ch-Francis
Passed bals-FritL Umpirs-Cadmus Tlme-l:4U
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The Kings County st. O.
played n very exciting ga
bowling Of T.. W. Congdon
won the match for Kings
KINGS COUNTY ST. cE0HGE.
@. Williams. b. Levin.
Chatm... ..,............
L. 7. Toddings. b. WEIGH.
G. A. storms. !. b.. ". b.
Harris ..............
G. ". Barns, b. Levin
Chain ...........,..,..
Z. ". Congdon, b. Levin
Cnaim..,.............
4. Hopkins. not out......
G. Henshall. c. Thomas,
b. I.rvin.Chaim. 80.
X. MaTsden, run ont. II
A. Clin. b vin.Chaim.
". Dexter. Sr.. b. Welch.
Ryes .........,..... ....
Lex byos..................
Total. .........t
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Washington ....,,........6 Q %
Tire. rh"sa S.sn nruhs-itsSurgh Twobsss hi-o Rourke
M q" Inn'yvap lisllren stsnxe Smith ken Sac
AN Hnren, Beckley a. Giasscock smith,
Ir,.. hulrsy First base by erTors-Pittsburgh, q
bas Qase on bAlls-of Killen q: OF Durysn q stolen
len rS'tia Ia n, hsiSIFaWel,. 3 struck out-By XII
pfs-Gafney. van
CHICAGO. 0: BALTIMORE, !.
n, hCiGo, July l5-The ChicAEoss broke their record
mo- W winning three raight games from BatE
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The Staten Island G. C. played against short sndod
of the Norris Park Club at Livingston and Kained
. victory by b5 runs. Tho batting Of A. X. Patterson
and J. II, Lambkin WAS mainly instrumental in pro
ducinK the result. while j. OReiy did the best
for the losers The bcOre;
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The Manhattan &C. Journeyed to Newark, where they
defeated the local team by 10 runs % very poor
wicket Az time Tho iSLus MAS very much In doubt