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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-11-11
BOOTS and SHOES

made over the latest improved prices beyond
Ladies fine custom work 49, $95 and $3.50 would call
special attention to- Gents $3.50 and S. and
line of Rubber Goods wanted. Yours truly,
H. VI. CALLAHAN, pocomoke City, Md.
Next door to 1 Merrilrs
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Alaree crowd gathered at Livingston yesterday to
witness the nrst meeting In the ehamponrhip senss OF
the Metropolitan League OF the Staten Island q And
New Jersey A. o. Considerable money was posted on
She result and every play applaud ed by side
the other Everything favorable to the New Jer
sey whom the down. and after an ad.
joarnme nt H. Townsend with yssiou. Psrtn. pnss
different aspect Affairs by RAINING snort ones He
also batted In his patient style the excelient bowling OF
H. cobb Aud @ II. Elhs. both Of whom were right on
the spot. When 100 the telegraph, with still
wicket to fall play had TO cease for tho day. owing
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Result. orthe Buffalo Grand Circuit Nee,

BUFFALO. Aug 12-DuunR the nine days OF the Grand
Circuit meeting at tho driving park lol heats
trotted and paced at average of 2;lA $3.50. The
trotters are credited with sixtyseven heats at an
average of 2:l5 77loo The PAGERS put in thrtyfour
heats and averaged 2Ill 22-26 twenty heats were
under 2l5 sixteen under 212. and better than
2;Io The following is list OF tho money winners
Hamlins Village Farm. sll475: Budd Dobe, Sli .45o
Bob stewart Kansas City, So 500: SCOTT Mccoy, Bos.
ton. @.7oO: Gil Curry. Nashville. Tenn, 81, 61b; NJ
Salisbury, $50: Orrn A. Hick0k. $4,000; ~ T.. Nc
Henry. $4,000; San hHteo CAL Farm. $4,000: John t.
Turner. $3.50; W. j. Andrewh $500: Crit Davis
$4,000 d. B. Anderson. 81. 0o6. K Curtis 81 800: "
!. sehuler s1.7oO: W. Bowman, $1,000: Suburban
Stock Farm, $500; George Ketchuin 81. $50; Georye
Stairs $50 standard Trolting Horse CompRnySl 260
The foowngna list OF records lowered during tho
y asi;iai; as21H to sISf; Tip oTip. 2;ls to aI2H:
Huida. 2:I2 to- 2iosH Manager 3:oaa 10 aso7S:
Prince HerscheiL ei2i'to 2:l5x; Anderson's Night.
billiard. a.l3ii to 2i6bk: Vie H. 2;isI TO 5.l2n;
Phoebe wilkes. 2;l3ll 20 2:i24: Angelina 2;lsA to
2;l4h; Double Cross. 10 2iB3 Lady Robert, 2 ly9 to
PAS; Chesterfield. e;l7 to2IlA Hal Braden 2;f3a
20 2ls,l Mss McGrsgor, to 2lyf Paul 2;!2 TO !li;
piIlsy, 2:l4a 70 ;iih; Major Wonder 2:1o to 2oo;
fhs perfoTnSnos nulda. 2.os< wa. the sensation
OF the meeting and tho general opinion among horse
that she would lower this time still further
before the season closed HickOk said that HudA 10
the fastest horse he Drove and that the
season he might send her fast mile against Nancy
HAnkss record OF 2Ol
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Upssts TiekIsd the Girls mt the Frien dship's
Regatta.

The Friendship Boat Clubs regatta on the Harlem
River yesterday was an overwhelming success The
ladies well represented and they enjoyed the pro-
csedings immensely. There were = couple OF upsets.
and this tctied the pretty girls about As much any
thing happened during the afternoon The
was about hall mile straight away. Tho results;
Single shells-Won BY p Barry; J. R. Buckr.dge sec
The result in doubt until the nnish Barry by
u half length.
ond W. c. CLARK ihird. Time. miRpies IA tb seconds
CLARK looked IKE sure winn9f until u few lengths
from hons when he dropped back. Then Cosgrove
and Ai.on had 1t. and the latter won by length and
Pa'r.oa-si Gigs-won by II. Kesslsr. bow; @. c. All
son, stroke. J. Gelston, cokswain They won by two
lengths
stroke. Time minutes 80 20 seconds. Won by
length,
LAckey. j. IL Buckridse. and ". Meyer. coxswAin
Tine Smnutes n 20 seconds This race was pretty
QUE The two crews rowed even over half the course.
winners were length ahead at the lnlsh. .,
A. [oc6srd. I, oossIoys Y AsKe; u John; q A
Time minute. IL 20 seconds ThS rain s,s came down
phase the contestants Won by two iengthL
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NEW YORK. 3; PHILADELPHIA. B
To Umpire Gaflney and old pluvips must
Johnny Ward give thanks Nothing Ing, but rain
sure defeat by ihae phla at the Polo e. ound.
WITH the score t93 Ia the visitors favor In
Workers. out and two IN ore on bases. the heay-
ems opened and the rain fell. and Umpire Calf
Moment MOI called time. still Keeping his weather
eye on the billowy clouds In the west
Aer called Tf hs of h and thu sears
was tis to Then Thu th9 4 5SG0 ors 3as
may Ito us. but YOU can't beat US. sentiment
that didn't 20 for much with the disgruntled
It was a fine game to look at while 1t lasted.
bristling as 1t did with magnificent fielding.
clean htnG crafty pitehidng and high kieE
cleyerly. but the latter while having snup 'e9
control and striking out six men, Was 6atted
longs the credit Of scoring New Yorks only
runs. They raped out home runs lust when
made grand running. catches. and stafford re.
tired what looked like sure run by great
line throw from deep centre ied ,,u, u.,.,,
WeyhinE moved him to second. Hallman hit
pass him. and Reilly scored Halman mean
while dug around the diamond in great shape,
unfair trick Of grabbing him by the arm. al
most pulling It from the socket This per-
Torrance Kept halltnRn from scoring only un-
til Thompson brought him in with nice hit
New York tied the score in the fourth. Tier
nan got y gift from Weyhing. and after Davis
had fiied TO Allen Roger Common wliacked the
leather clear to the carriage sheds in centre
low came an across The the plate behind TiernSn
there was such cheering as has seldom been
heard before this senson With one out In the
Ward pulled down while on the dead run. and
then there was more excitement ,
The visitors took the lead in the sixth. With
two men out. Cross made scratch and Shar:
rott drove scorcher to centre that bounded
but Stafford hurled the ball like a cannon shot
to Ward. who Il rcd it straight to Doyle. Shar-
rot being caught at the plat. BY three feet
got the ball from Burke he made a magnificent
bat in he last half Of this inning. the
drlze sP BEGAN ' to n quite SfHn
Gannsy called time but after six minutes de-
lay PLAY vas resum ;,d Burke nc now fairly
plate, Az he reached third Reilly shouldered
but this time Gatiney saw the trick, and told
ss a, va. anS H hs ss9srs 50 SS
sother with Stafford was doubled at iirst The
After aallmaa had gone out in the eighth.
Thompson rpt a clean one past Davis. Dele
hanty struck OCT for the third timc Then
cnmo singles by Boyle and Cross. and wild
pitch. whish gave two additional runs and ap-
psrently the game. 1t was raining steadily
now. but Gaflney sent New York to The bat in
epite Of protests from Ward and the crowd.
Ward and Herman were quickly. retl red at first
BY Mailman. DAVIS hit to left for two bases.
and Connor got his base on balls With Doyle
nj tho bat Gaffney locke ed at the clouds, and
then called time. The philadolphias kicked,
but 1t was OF no use. At the end OF half an
hour It was still raining. 50 tho New iorks
We're saved. The score:
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Good Sport mt Eikwood Park.

LoSo BRANCH. Aug. 12.-Probably on account of the
intense heat the attendance at pony racing
this morning not so good usual. Those who did
como saw better sport than on any Saturday since
these matinees began. the fields larger and the
contests closer Secretary james Sykes was starter
W. Albaugh. Jr- G. W. Curtis. and Harry Paddock.
Judges and b. Hosy. 7. " Murphy and Ellery Green.
tinerR
for horses and ponies 10 hands and under by
j. c. Baynards Little Monarch, ITO tH. HunnI Tdms.
Ianah Stables Trump 1913 n Murray was second and
Garden CiLy Stables Roulette. 1888 ID. Murray third
Littenelds Texas, 1888 Uiilienl Montrose Stables
Caboosa. 156 III. STORM. and karonc Stablo's b. e.
Nowhere l4O u. Mathew, also ran. Little Monarch
Jumped on In the lead aud by three open engths
d head between second and third Time. lilbh
The second race WAS dash OF third OF mile for
Jonies l&l hands and undor. The starters wersi
Brook side Stables Jolly Jane 1853 ~. DAILY; j. l. Con-
aways Texas 153 (owner); TAmalamah Stables No
mad. 1886 Bq,sG Orange Stables Rsttlsr its q.
paistt went 10 the front with Rather Hyah. and
drew away under tho whip, winning BY two lengths.
through from tho beat Jolly Jane head for third
place. Time. O;4o
Four started in the last race. an open handicap at
seven furionRs They finished as written Moutross
100 (owner); j. Blute's Cupid. 1873 H. Hillen) and "
Hoey's WaTwick. LAG u. Blute). Zeno and Canteen
raced and neck until furlonF from home.
the pull In the weight enabled Zsno to WIN by half
length.
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Baseball Notes.

lachance will report in Brooklyn tomorrow.
Daily made pretty catch OF STRIKERS high ny in the
second.
EnLeaeue umpire Sheridan was At the Polo ground
yesterday.
MitRan was in uniform and told Manager Ward that
his leg muoh better.
Charles Bartz-The Hhrvard-Yale anal game was
played at the Polo grounds, this CITY.
Corcoran has profted by being laid or His leg 10
better, and Yesterday his work AT short was all that
could be desired.
Burns made an attempt to crsss the plate in the
ninth shoch's hit TO Maui, and was of course,
"trolleyed" out a. home.
In aiding to third in the seventh inning Con DALEY
hurt himself and Burns took his place burns on
the base when Kennedy sent line drive to Sullivan
and was easily doubled up.
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NEW YORK'S SAVED BY RAIN.
IT CINE IN USEpES INNINGS WITH
PHILzDELPHIA dHEdD.

50 when Game Was Called the Score re
verted 10 n TIr-Brookiyn Lost 90 the
Taiiendsrs and Louisville Surprised the
Baseball world by Thra-hine Pittsburgh
Twice-Tho Latter Are Now Tied with
Cleveland, Who Took Two Games from
ST. Louis-Amone tho Amateur Players.
Rain rot only saved New York from defeat
yesterday, but it put Philadelphia back in sec
ond place. for the naughty Pttsburghs fell
twice during tho day before the lowly Louis
villes And. more than that, the plucky Cleve-
lands. by thrashing st. Louis twice, succeeded
In tying tho Smoky City boys for third place.
Brooklyn dropped q game to WashinRton's
tailendcrs which was rather rough on Foutz,
as New York moved neither IN nor down. Chi
caRo turned upon the Cincinnatis and beat
them. while the coming champions from Bos-
ton added the sixty-fourth victory to their
string Tho results:
New York, 3; Philadelphia 8.
Washington. q! BROOKLYN 2.
Boston. Ia: Baitimore.o.
Louisville. IL; Pittsburgh. IL
Louisville IL: Pittsburgh. 8.
Cleveland. y; st. Louis 3
Cleveland 4; ST. Louis O.
Chicago. y; Cincinnati 2.
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Cash Prize whselmen In st. Louis.

81. Louis, Aug. l2.-H q Wheeler distinguished him
self to-day BY winning the mile open and lthrss mil,
handicap at the opening day Of tho cash prize league
bicycle His chances In the haifmile han
dicap were killed by his falling at the start. C W.
Dorntgs hed SIS for dsput ting the decision of this
referee to his position In tho final Of the half mile
race. Tho summary follows;
=. Prince sssond 4 4; Beliseopr aistanesd Hen
Rich second, J. X. yiues third q. W Price fourth "
Ksaowsty, 100 yS!ds, ai.i; 3: " Price, Miisaatss
g. Eheeisr fourth Tiine. Tia Second heat " +
Steneil co yArdt nrs; staIbuek. - yards second
fourth. Time, 10 50. final; II ks1owsky; hr.t: ",
f rgas ts'Snd .S,n.e ssfR R rm ntd D0rns0
1hresmiie HandisaP, Purse si6o-H. g WHISTLER.
BOO yards third: E. starhnek 100 yards. fourth; O.
W. Price 9th. Time. 800 SO.
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NANCY'S TRIAL AGAINST e:0k
The Little Trotting Queen Beaten by Time
but She Scores n Fast Mile.

The Little Trottinr Queen Beaten by Trmes
but She Scores n Fast Mile.
Boston. Aug. 12.-Nancy Hanks did not get
within four and one-quarter seconds Of her
record to-day. but gave a grand exhibition OF
trotting Just the same. II the old track at Mys-
tic Park had been as fast as some Of those in the
West there Is no telling what the little marc
would have accomplished in her great flight
against time. But even her feet legs could
not overcome the slow track with its cuppy
section on the back stretch. SO Budd Doble
was forced to be content with 0 record Of
2:0Sk for her first trial In 1893.
There were fully 5000 spectators present at
the park. MIR. J. Malcolm Forbes, Nancy's
owner. was not In the throng. but there wero
plenty Of his friends on hand. Four times dur
ing the afternoon Nancy Hanks went down
over the course for a warming up. The best OF
these preliminary miles was made In 2:20
an hour and at about o'clock she was ubbed
down once more and harnessed to tho sulky
Aro S do Of applause . had greeted tho mare
when Budd Doble drove her upon the track
for the rft tine po9s aial9Sw her to SSs
mare passed under the wire. Her legs worked
Parent eore To the aninitated there re- was
nothing the matter with her gait. but Bud
ea and
The second time there, was nothing to be
desired in the way Of speed or form. and Doble
nodded his approval The mare had barely
cleared the wire when she showed a disposition
to break. 1t was but m omentary. however. but
there was a loss Of time. and when the first
seconds. a 2:Gg gait. The second Quarter was
covered in 81 seconds. record time. Every
perfect condition. The half was passed in
LOOK. and the mare showed no apparent
diminution Of speed In going up the slight
grade Of the third quarter. This quarter was
covered in 81 y seconds.
Great things were expected when the marc
entered the down grade Of the last quarter.
All went we'll for a few yards. and then tho
lp, weakened: Doble began e use hls whip.
Dr. Hollenbach She was doing her best but
the record was saved. Her time for the last
2;0sh. Even when under this, whip the mare
Gd not snoT sn' OF Ihs
F. c. Sayles.
Jesse Hanson. Lightning. and Maggie T..
were the starters In the special race for o
purse OF $500. The former took the first
third. and fourth heats, and Lightning the
second Time-2:17A, 2:17K. 2:1Sh. 2:f7H.
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The Horse md Cattle Show Company May
Leave Manhattan Field.

Justice O'Brien Of the Supreme Court has
given permission to Andrew Freedman. as re-
ceiver of the Manhattan Athletic Club. to COM
mence summary proceedings against the
Theodore a. Havemeyer. William C Whitney.
George Green. Reginald W. Ives. Prescott
per, I. Sufrern Taller. John b. Beresford. and
J. Y. Hyde. the receivers Of the society. for the
recovery OF the entire possession OF Manhat-
aud the removal Of the society from the
grounds.
not paid any rent since May l. as It has no
funds with which to make the payment The
society Is also unable to sell the lease which II
holds
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q gained . victory over tho
zip Majestic. The scorer


good score against the st,
rue game at Central PaFS'
inst them. And the match
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Tommy Letson at the Cornell 9oeiety's
Games.

The J. B. and J. NJ Cornell Benevolent Society held
their 9th annual picnic and games yesterday after
noon and evening at Lion Park. The games came In
nty-t,ve-yard Run Scratch = Won by Charles
Weeks Riverside Wheelmen; Tel wocott second.
Time, IL seconds.
Fourhundred and forty yard Run, for Apprentices
Won by J. Switzer: George Shredder. second; FELIX
Poi0nsky third. Time. minute seconds
Haif.mile Kun. Scratch-Won by Lawrence ReRau:
minutes 81 seconds.
Running Broad Jump scratch-wou by y, Bennsr
Riverside heemen with feet inches; Ike Gerbor
second with 10 feet. Chris Marshall third. with II
feet 10 inches.
Obstacle Raco-won BY N. =. Bsnner; Tel woloott
second: william Greger. third Time. 50 secondk
York A. c. Time. o minues 81 seconds.
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On the Loea, Tennis Courts.

The tennis tournament Of the Staten Island orists,
Club was continued yesterday afternoon ., Livingston
8. The results follow:
Mems sngles-Fourth round; P. D. Tranord. nftssn-
on, boat James Brown. hAif fifteen. TO 6-8; C. W.
PIerson, scratch. boat X, Walker. half fftssn Ga.
80: j. 4. Jones. thirty. beat II. Pomeroy. dttssn.
two. B-3, "a
ssminnal rounds L. L, De Bost nftssn-ons. beat J.
A. Jones thirty. Cd. Ga
Mons Doubles-Fourth roundi Carter and Maxwell
scratch. beat Wempe and Williams nfteen. Ga io-S
Consolation sinRles-First roundt C. v. Anabls.
th,rty. beat D Hay; thirty; y default; Z wsmps.
by default; F. L. seade. threequArter hfsen. beat J.
O. Schernerhorn halls nftsen. 6-3, O.; Z, " Lewis
thirty heat L. J. Schrtnsr thirty.one, 81, 81.
Second roundi Z. wompe. hftsen'one. beat q v.
AnRbeis, thirty 6-2, Ga
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DEtRorr. Aug. i2.-h was nearly o'clock whom the
course became smooth enough for even open boats.
and the tsnOAEsd hArEes nrst called summAresi
Tn'oarsd Barges-wolvsrines. Detroit. won. Time.
1901 Teeumteh's, WAikeryLle second.
Tandem CAnpe-G, II. and H. u. MuntY OF the AFRO.
n i1nl, won; Time 3;io Reynolds and Gould, De.
senior fours-ArgonAuts of Toronto a. r. Burritt
ppeEi Il. A. Thompson. 2; 9, u. Thompson 8; W. X
ond time. io:soA Eeorse third
eenlor PAir--F. u. stAndish and y A. Lyon Datnoii
wen: be other starters No time taken
xssI ss iSs q ssa,iS sor.y and osrs~.
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End OF tho Essex Couaty Clubs TEAMS
Tourney.

MANCHESTER. Mass. Aug. l2.-MAlcom Chase to-day
defeated d. wrsnn In the last match OF the Essex
County Club tournament This victory gives nrst
place to Chase with Wrsnn second. Chase has now
defeated Wrenn twice during the week. To-day he
fairly outpAyed tho Harvard man particularly at the
net foote OF Yale won from Talnage this morning In
straight botA
foote ends the weeks play In hirdpaos. with Tai.
mage last Hobart beaten but once until he do.
fspltsd and had won from all the others but Budlong
pete Mt EArrlEansstt Pier next week. Nrenn Chase.
footo BudonK and TalmaRs also expect TO be at the
Pier. The SUNNI aries follow:
A:Bi Poots dstsaisd 4 Z Talmags, O. o-si NAL
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Sportsman's Goods.
coxNEtF srREADkAcLEy ms FIELD.
Some Rnre Sport on the st. Georges A. O.
New Grounds.


An attractive card and curiosity concerning
| the new track induced about 1000 followers
| OF athletics to patronize tho st. Georges A. c.
! games at Weehawken: N. j.. yesterday after
noon. The popular. East Sixteenth Street Club
has been catering in the Same line for FIVE
years. but this was the irst venture on plant
Of their own equipment. and under the cir
cumstances they furnished o very creditable
days sport.
The track. which measures six laps to the
mile. is admirably constructed on the most
modern lines. and with time and care should
provo both safe and fast for athletes and
wheelmen. 1t has had no time to knit as Yet.
ana eh yesterday. was very loose and iumpy on
the surface.
spikes. and the com parativeiy last time made
az round bears high testimony to tho merit Of
N Yne Ss
iogsf aaa oatspratea n 1 poor z Hs
spTeadesEled his aeid In wonderia iashlo ns
Walsh: from the crack OF the pistol On a hrin
track 5tc. the exclamation would have .undoubt-
linn edintelv after the mile a storm
ffftGS pr soaked everything and everybody.
baseball G" ,ta teams had to cancel their eagerly
Apart from the weather the only Disagree
able incident OF the outing was n protest
a9alnet 1. HosenRrayes. the winner Of the
QuArter. on charRe OF professionalism. Tho
case ana prizes were held over The winner
some OF the runners behind him wore SO as
Sounded at the way he came through the last
ZAP mat they wanted to insist he had dropped
out and rested on tho previous circuit The
scorers reported in his favor and the kckers
lance racing. Summarizes:
w aEht ,hqpdIed and Eightyrard Run. Handicap
ysids ihra 20 1ns SSass. y Dunlap
ST., ohel.h !, Yard Run. hanaicaP-Won By j. L.
g. tasds a sssssd 4 e. Yards Iy.n. e.
bird. Time. 10 2.5 seconds ~ A'uS'
TwShpndre sSr,aNnd.tweptyysrd Hurdle Handicap
yards third Time, rs i.t seconds. :" . :" w. 40
n sfssa dump h.,paSagmwon h Eaeret
;r%aRR s "a ay fs1s inches: D,ummond EshtS:
FSuf,hundred dforly.yard Run. Hssndicnp-wou
q g aE yards second a. 5ha%6.rs NJ a q.
s 20 hra l. hinloas PAstimo o. 70 yards
Twomile bicycle Race Haadieap-w m nv I,,h,r
s ,.q q sS,, 10 EISa. ':sond oSmss, W. 70
ss.gE .ss +, u aasy.is ~ ascsss & q: ys1d:
8 g. Hersish sSil s;''n Mms T. n SSsS
ct 1a:, niIs Run BY T. oonn.r Holy
third Time; ninutss II Sc seconds. T. ''o 'Ard'a
raced sa % fs.e sas h sPssd IND
van hs ~ me nS tAl He then went clean away and
ssoondR So AAAu'e' - 90
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Games OF the Peter Hart As.oei..,o..

The Peter Hart Association, composed Of members
Of tho Laurel Hill A. O., held their annual outing a
wtzers Point View Island Yesterday The sxeurs!oa.
games were an interesting feature and resulted a.
follows.
One mile Run-won By Peter Mc0Ann
One. bundr ed-yard Daih-won by T. r. Attls.
Fat N lens Race Won by Dennis Lahey.
Runnins Broad Jump-Won by August Seigsst
Half-miie Run-W9n by Henry Beldoir
bowling Match-won By Henry Bsldoif.
BAseball-LAIrel A O., n BerlinS, l.
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1; on Hawke 4 struck out-By HAWKE; 81 BY Mich.
ola 1. Home runs-J, Long Hawke hcyrswa MoCar.
thy Threebnse hits -McGrsw. Lowe. Duhy. Twobnse
hit-Tnctsr. sserinee hit.-He.hs Ts'f stsiey'
shindie Reiisy Double play-H. Long, Love and
tucker. Hit BY pitcher--By Hswke.2 RAISED ball
Ganisil Umpire-Emslo. Tme-a!2o
poursvLLr IL: rIrrsnuRoH, ii-rns- CANE.
Prrrsnulou Aus Pitttburrh and Louisville played
two Tames here to-day. aud the home team lost both
The
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R@ss orthe KIN vo. Ku,, Yacht c,u.

tns XIII Won kuli Yacht Clab held q regatta under
oorinthsn rules yesterday afternoon at Port Rich.
Island. Prizes silver plate were given
'hs hrst, second and third boats prize was also
offered for the boat making the best time over the
ssxuAr club course distance OF about nftsen miIss
.I Torment won nIst prize End the special one The
Aek.e r. was second, anu the TOplbDy third.
.aSi9r S ne boat. had sailed third OF the course
syuAu proke. II Was accompanied by a heavy rain.
wmsn thoroughly drsnched the amateur tArs Three
y, dhe ooass came 20 grief In the heavy wind
.nu we're ahA6isd, causing them 10 withdraw from
IN s I ss n Ths Lizzie skipper os
nr mAihtAii The Miliis and Bee A Eye both broke
shsu soppinE uftA The following 10 the timst
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Outsiders Were Not In tho Hunt mt GIou-


dLorcrs1ER Aug. 12.-Three favorites and q WELL
played second choice won here this afternoon. bum
First Race-six and half furlongs Sue Ryder geld
ing. 1o5, to (Morrissey) won; Bolivar 1o5. 20 to
lHowel second; Fassett. lo5 10 to Uennings) third
Time. e64.
Second Kace-Five- eighths of mile Dillon j., o5, 8
to (HAm) won: Esteile E., 90. rs to (Murphy)
ond: Lady Lester. 30. Alto Uenningsl third. Time.
lo3A
Third Race-Fonr and half furlongs Young Lot
terry. ITO. Ito2 COLDER won; King bob, 1Ob. to
Mnrphyl second: Prince Peyton. 100. to (Kuoheul
third Time. 0ibTA
Fourth Race-Three-Qunrters of 4 mile. Chatham
no even (TAberl won Sir Catesby loe. 80 to Cioss
sscond Grand Prix. JOG. stob Netter) third. Time
Fifth Rhce-Four and half furlongs Dart OF. to
8 (am) won; Pella, 100. to 2 (smthi second; imp.
Jens. Jos. 10 to Jsnnings, third Time. OBS;
Sixth RAoe-Five furlongs owen Golden. 10T TO
Oetter) won; Samaritan. 1o2 10 to J (Morrssey)
second; Vocal. w, 10 to (Soel third. Time. :o6.
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Earned runs-Cleveand g. First base errors
Cleveland. |; ST Louis Left on bases.Cley Gland, 81
St Louis, 8. FRS. base on ball.-on CupPy,, l: on
stein. e., Three-5ase his.CtiiIds. Two;ba;e hits
tue McAieer Gunson. Brodie. Werden, Quinn, Stolen
basesI 1I Cnppy. Double 2!ay-9nnn and Wer-
Timo-l:56.
CHICAGO. 8: CINCINNATI. 2.
CHICAGO Aug. 12-Tbe Colts to-day played good ball
defeating tho Cincinhatis in the handiest manner.
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