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Park, this year. It was the third that the
Brooklyns have taken from the hiseourisns
this week. Tho game was a desperate struR-
gle from the first. The crowd. which number.
ed $500. was worked into O fever OF excitem ent
as the camo progressed. when the Brooklyns
finally tied and then passed their opponents
the spectators became hllarious But fer mis-
cradle fielding errors me game wTh he d hSSe
ers made wild throws ;. and ,etIo-s of
enough time Of IT. Kennedy and Hawley were
opposed to zach other ut the rubber and each
pitched brilliantly. Kennedy won again by
the exercise Of his splendid nerve. Tho man
from Bellaire did not give a single base on
balls. Hawley was unfortunate in this
respect two bases on balls that he gave re-
suited in runs. Kennedy was responsible for
not single run thnt the st. Louis boys made.
Corcoran did his share OF the error making.
The Brooklyns were exceedingly weak at the
bat making but four hits of Hawley.
During the game the large fire Mt Benefits
Casino. concert hall some distance from the
people, ran to the top OF the stands to wit
nesa the confagration. This started others
to leave their seats. and for a time It looked A.
though O panic would be the result. Cooler
heads admonished the crowd to Keep their
seats. and 90 nothing serious resulted. The
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Nautilus Oarsmen Row Well

The ninth annual regatta and -lAdiss' day" of the
Nautilus Boat Club took place yesterday the foot
sixty.ffth street. Bay Ridge A. the conclusion Of the
races refreshments served followed by dancing
The resultsi
Junior Race. for the Tiruktl Trophyo. II; Boats IL
points: W T. hynotte 5k points; Robert Carter. AZ
points. and Alyah Sicferson, points.
t'Soyice Single Ggs-Final heat won BY John Dun
can. with II. e Bertram second,
Junior single GissFinal heat won by Alvah Eictsr-
son, with Robert Carte second
thuyfsn. With Frederick Hliman second.
Junior Double GiRE-final heat won by O. PsnnIpR.
ton, bow, and y b, Beckwitb second.
Senior Double Gigs-Final heat Won by W. II. Whit
heT bow; Prentiss strokes O. Il. Boate. bow. and r.
Junior Fouroared Gig Race-rirst boat, Won by j. a.
Scranton. bow; r J. Hayward. No. 2; Alvah Nlcker.
SON. No. 8: Henry Hallock, stroke and ". O. John.
son. coSswain Second heat; Won by z Hopkinson
bow; Robert CarteE No 2: W, Q. Hncklsy. No. s;
Arthur Prentisa. stroke, and ". II. Smith coxswain
Final heat; Won BY isllocks crew. Prentiss's men
Senior Fouroared Gig Raee-Final heat: Won by J.
sheleHherg, bow; =. II Henrici. No. .; A. u. BecE.
Exhibition by Amateur Champion william O. John.
Of tho Nautilus Boat Club Of speed swimminK
six.oAred Barge Raco-Won by T. IL Duncan bow. N
c. Bertram, No 2; W. c. Crouch. No. 8; Hopkinson
No. =; @. Smith. No. o: H. Ii naock stroke. CIIunI
coxswaip
swimming Race Distance 100 Yards with Turn
Won by J. liarknoss. with A. Gerlsch second and
y. Hillman third.
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WOUND UP WITH VICTORY.
NEW FORKS FISISH THE LOCAL
SEASON BY THINNING TWO GAMES.

1rsokiyrs Also End Their Home Series In
~ Triumph-Bostons BEAT Louisville. Cieve-
land. Outpiay Washington, Phiisdelphia-
Take tho Rubber from Chicago. and the
Pittshureh- Make II Three Straight Over
Hnitiupore-Gnues Among the Amateurs.
: Tho local baseball season rs far as the
National League is concerned was finished
yesterday. The New Yorks wound up by de-
featlne tho Cincinnatis in two games before n
great crowd. This places Wards men within
hailing distance OF tho Clevelands. whom they
meet In the Forest City on Monday. Tuesday.
and Wednesday OF next week. Tho Brooklyns
also ended their home series with another
triumph over the St Louis team and leave for
the West we'll up in tho race for the places
The Bostons won their eightieth game OF the
season. their victims being the Louisyilles.
The WashinRtons. OF course. fell before the
Clevelands. and tho Baltimoros were like pig
niles in the hands OF the PittsburRhs. The
Phiadelphias took the third and final game
from tho ChicaGos In a cloar-cut battle. Now
for the concluding trip West and then winter.
The results:
New York, o.; Cincinnati. :.
New York. To- Cincinnati, l.
Brooklyn Il 81. Louis, 3.
Boston. 49, Louisville a.
Cleveland. o. WashiDgton.1.
Philadelphia. d: Chicago. T.
20 Pittsburgh IL: Baltimore, D.
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Local Tennis Journeys.

The September tennis tournament OF tho Fifth Ave-
nue. Lawn Tennis Club was tnusd yesterday after
noon on tho clubs grounds at Fifth and 10th
street The scores exceptionally close Tho re-
suits OF the days play Frederick C. Leubusrher
~ defeated Everett Richter To- IS-3I: Edward Cobh
81. defeated Frederick c. Leubuscher 50 4s-x7; VII
go: Alfred r. BunnslL s. defeated William A. Jones
~ $50; William A Jones IL. defeated Edward
COBB. SO, 4s-44; Edward Coob. 90. teated Edwari
b PIoudht. 10. +s-+3: William A Jones. ~ defea.e
defeated Frederick G. Leubuscher. 80. $50
The totals 80 far ares kenyon Matches IA points;
points: Barnard, matche. % points: LsMbuschrr.
matches. IA points: Cobb. matches 1853 points:
mhtch, ~ points; shipmau, matches, - points,
Richter match 81 points.
the nna round in Tho doubles of the PaIisade Boat
CLUBS tennis tournament WAS in straight sets By
me Ihayer brothsIs II. Thayer did some remarkable
Mems Donhles-seMihnalr round; II. S. and Z. ThAyer
defeated n. hoIbrook and II. N. Baird Ga. a.
.finaI Round-H, \. ana l.. 1bkyer defeated C. r.
Myers ana II. Beerher I--h. al. 50
Inc knicterboeA.r Field Club continued is tennis
tournament yesterday afternoon at FiAIbu,n. Rose
won tho singles, hut the finals the dor.D. y
po.t poned after Rose and all Ind played four
with BAllinger and Cotton The scores.
Mems SngleS-FluAl round; " ID A Ross dereatsd
Mems Douoles-frna round; W. n. A. Rose and II.
o.. ll-p (untnishrdL
The Jefferson Heights Tennis Club began It's falit.n
mis- tournament the and Nostraud
avenues The
Ladies' Snglss-PreliminAry round Miss Jonson To-
feAted Miss WarHnd by default Miss brooks defeated
Miss FitIhugh. Ga. o..
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Queens County wh.simsu Race.

msn' on the Queens county bicycle track in Queen.
yssIsrday Much excitement shown in ths ,eyerAl
events when were holly disnuted Charlie, T. NurtDa
and George schohed Of the Queens Cosnry wbs.ia n
were badly bruised in general collision which TOOK
Pneo IN the secoAd heat OF the hAlfmile hAndi Ap
IouF OF the ak starters rolled IN the dlsL san
one Nile Novies-won by Chris often G. +. c John
2I1nhhsnn Aohlank Wheemsr. second: George H. Van
v one Nile foI wheslmen Living in queens County
Q e "; second. TIME. 30s 10. '" W. '''''
T. nav Me Handieap opsn-won by Frank T. 10 9,
fiSiou.h, third Time. l;IT 4-5'
n. 'Ss VIE IhIes-mnute Class Open-Wnn ny George
" W., shannon; Prospect wheelmeh; u, sunnsm. F.it
pI ni, second; Frank y, Deup third Time 80 -,
nat Mis-; scratch. Open-won by Paul CIruesCh. FAS
t az a; g.; v g h5o~n. h. c, ", .eoond l. kLuscS
As'O' Metropolis WEssnasn. ;hi.d Time. li25Sa
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Cricket.

Tho Morris Park team had very soft snap at tho
grounds or tho New York Jockey Club. where they
gained victory over very shorhandsd team OF tn
Harlem Cricket Club by 1872 runs. tho batting of r. r.
Coalby being the best Of the game The score; Harlem
~: Norris Park. l6+
AT Newark yesterday the Victoria c. c. gained VIC
tory the local club by sixteen runs the absence of
A H. strattord being tssniy felt by the losera Tho
A. Central Park the New Jersey A. c. gained an easy
victory over the New YorkS whom they defeA ted By
an inning and eleven runs the bowling OF Tyers and
The Btootlyns had avery easy victory over the st.
inning and ~ runs. Score, 80 to ~,
The NanhattAns played their return match with the
Kings County 80 George at Prospect PARK. and again
Ing hAlf century. ~
The Manufacturer and St. CHRISTOPHER teams playsd
At Central Park, aud after low scoring game In which
fheAn's Is was his only double rgufs. the Nanltao-
The good batting OF H. s. Turtle gained victory for
the Harlem second eleven over the CAIndens At Cen.
trai Park. the game going TO them by 83 runA
Tho Staten Island O. were disappointed yesterday
At LiNngson where the Paterson team Put MP great
game Tor them and caused the result to prove draw
The contest Was OF the ehampionship series OF the
league. and prevents the islanders from adding 10
their percentage. The score was l<l to lo4
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Sew York Athletes WIN ed saratoG


sAnArooA. n. T. Sept a.-The Saratoga Athletic Club
held their annual fall games at WOODLAND oval to-day
in the presence of LOCO spectator Jim Robinson had
the track In nne condition The events we're won ~
follows:
oPs;nundEsd yard ssd,1 pssh7ToS Sy s.ntsTa y..
N aaipln. n. g. A C.. yards third. Time. 1918
Two hundred. and wsn,y.yard Dssh-won by A. p
Pope, n Y. A, c. . yards: Sanford. Yale A. A.. ~
ms ?. ss sssond "0sFn' A. c. 10 5srds third
Gss;as d.ana..v.n.y:y,. nsral.zwsn ~ F.
~. ;s;S: ;sii 4,s :sffR s. :.ssSs
r ass ..:SnS E. sGTs,Ss e Goa n J. e.
mms e .sic s seeonaa "A'' Acorn A. 'AraA third
TSS.,I' s,:YfI' R.sswS1 By W BlaSs 100 yards;
iis; is3 yards: third Time; ~ is second.
feet inch: il. Barclay. II. j. a C. I feet
yards ssn yard: a.
Chameers M. A. O.. 81 yards. tnifI. Time. 6I2.5
Running High Jump-won BY =: Frederieks. Pa..ao
eoop.s e6 inches, second ID E. ss;' 1nsh G.
a.. Albany. inches thi:d
.efac e. MsTon Sy sH ..eons ssss sssna
Scott: ;. A. c. 30 seconds. third. Time. minutes
Polo V.uis1won By A. rreeerisks, Pa..aie 4. G. 8
ipang 10 inches hessi s aneh.: s.ecnd
A.. Cooper L. A. C.. scratch. height feot inches
Eann!ns Broad Jamp- " BY T. Howard. $3.50
Barclay. NJ 4; C.. feet inches. distance ~ feet
,Eight;hGndt ID: ande.vhty.y.rd Run-won BY E. J.
M.:a ; AZ G % .ss ssns billings
third Time. minutes % second.
vs1as: q SHS n.SSsr BY NV Sot lens1
ond g Gardiner. +. A c.. third. Time. Z minutes
- Ts5esmie RqnTwon by T. ?. Connect: Eoly cro.. A
Time. 10 minutes I 20 seconts
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x NEW YORK. 3: CINCINNATI. 2-FIRsr GAME.
The New Yorks played their iarewel Il nGnge-
mont at homo for this year at the Polo grounds
rom ah;1 hs 6os
60O0 franks. Tho first game. was closely
contestsd throughput. and provided plenty Of
had been ordered bore. John Connolly. at the
request Of Capt Latham. otteated: unfor.
caused kick. from each side. In the third
inning he called Latham safe at third when
three out but a hit by, Vaughn that followed
sent In two runs that should never have been
third. Stafford on second. and two out Coz
close decision. Fuller meanwhile scoring the
An .aeeident happened during the fourth in,
ming that made everybody feel blue. red:h
thumb open and forced him to retire He viii
not DO able to play again for at least two weeks
and mot THE Do1 will
but the former received better support and.
Kew hnyi
gently. and Tisrnan. Ward. and Burke batted
IN great shape. The visitors also put up stifr
After Cincinnati had been blanked in the
FIRST inning, New York scored run on Wards
between third and home on Dayls's Crounder
e McPhee, Davis was left, as Conner flied to
ncfnee In the soConQ inning, with one out,
MCCARTHY and MotZ made hits, but were left.
For Now York. Doyle made a hit and stole
second and third In magnificent style. but he
couldn't get any further
Cincinnati scored twice in tho third. aided BY
Q decision by Umpire Connolly. Dryer was
nrst out then Latham hit sharply to left for
two bases. McPhee struck out and Holiday
rot his base on balls. Latham now dashed for
third. Doyle threw cloanly to Davis. but Arlie
ran four feet out OF the line and Connolly called
him safe. Holiday stole second and both men
Tailed on yaugbn's, neat single to centre.
N! IN tho nth inning with two out and the bases
MOTT. The New Yorks tied the score In the
eighth inning after two men had been retired.
Roger Conner drove u hot one over second.
and Eddie Burke sent him homo with a smash.
Ing three Dagger against the Decent seats.
Wilson was third out. McPhee to Motz.
Caravan reached third in the first half Of tho
ninth on his hit and two sacrifices, but Marx
Baldwin struck Latham out amid wild cheer
ing. Then Wards men won the game. Latham
fumbed Baldwin's slow bounder, but Fuller
forced Mark at second. Stafford bUutcd safely
and Ward moved both along on a sacrifice.
Tternan hit slow bounder TO Latham. who
threw quickly to arst. Mike and the ball ar
rived at the bag at prs:ise!y the same mo-
while had crossed the plate with the winning
but It was OF no avail The scoro:
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Tho winner. sr Gutenberg.

Tho results Of yesterdays races tho hilltop follow
FIRST Racs-six furlong. F1atiands 100 u. ReagAnl
even. won: Ba!briggau. OF tSlakeL 6 to = second;
Crocu.. OF tBrooks. to ltha-d. May D. L,tA AzraeL
Outlook, Happy Maid. Joe Courtney and Bill D. also
ran. Time. l;l5H
Second kace-six furlongs un Glimpse, los CBlakel
10 o won; "a Juiye los nc ele) to J. second: Sir
Hntoomere. frodericks, and EuIalie also ran Time
1867
Third Race.Fivc and bali t1rongs, Geraldine. 100
tl Thyiorl to g. won Copyr yht. los a. DonneL to
l. second: Daisyran. liz Dali ard II TO J. third To-
ano and Ella also ran, Time. :o>te
Fourth Race-Six and q half furIongs Lizetta. lO3
Blaksh to won; Rice lo5 q. Doanej. l. second;
Harry, Nick. Lsels Tgress. and Airplant also ran
Time. 1;20A
ia tstuckyl Alto won: iettlsbuIg lo6 tBlake) to
second: King Leo. pc (Broots) TO q third. KinG
Crab Baylor. and Gertie D. also ran. Time, 2;llI
sixth Race-seven turiongs j. Mclaughlin. lfS n.
Doane to 1. won; ManhansetG. 122 a. ReaganI q to
g second: ST. Hubert. 11s tlInrtonA 10 to third.
Leigh Fox Glove Patra, Prize Uncle sim, Cottonda d
Foxf0rd. and MoOdchopper also Time. SON
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oRASGr, Sept e-The club tournament @. the Or
snge Athletic Club was opened this afternoon on the
club grounds At Grove street station. Tho players
were evenly handicapped and tho playing close n
m any cases The tournament VIII DO coniinued on
Monday and days following lh- results
f Fnr ' b r. beat Sss sf%ETS , y @sfaa,
I. Rsynods scratch bss. :. p FLAX, IA by default
ArthuT s'IAe. hst 10 beat W SAndetyiet. H. BY DO
30. Ga: f. Lyman owe halt Is. beat Thomas Ksea
10 by default; T. SIDNEY kingmAn. scratch beat W r.
Sa.m9y a ;, al; FL 80: Howard Emerson l&
FIRST round-AeEAndrr Mann. scratch beatG,orgs
Richards" half - BY default Harold Lee. T.
EnS beat ,,s W. Baker So %; 7. . Ktyno5.
h Mo, "a "a as e.s; 7. sidney KinSmSn bsa,
o.. ~ ~ '''Hs' -
Mems Doubss-Firs; round, r LYMAN and sidney
hinsmAn beat T. L Taller and ". l. Narsiou b.t
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Pennsylvania. Day at Cree dmoor

It was Pennsylvania day on the Creedn oor RACES
yesterday. and the rifle team from Thirteenth Reg
mont or that state carried on tho trophies IN the
State match. The team was composed of PRINCIPAL
Musician Watkins Sergeant Cullen Lieut.. SeeIsy Pr.
rAte Stout Major Fulton Lieut.. Pratt Private Young
Major Mates Lieut. RObling. Corporal Roblinx
Capt Chase. and Private Gunster. Matched against
them were the Seventh Regiment team OF this
city. composed OF Lieut.. Mclean Private Halstead
Lieut.. Dunn, Private Todd. Corporal Jansen
Private Conroy. Lieut.. Underwood Private McLewe.
Corporal Perkins Private Kaloch, and Private Lam.
easier The iwsntythird Regiment or Brooklyn we're
also on the Ned with n team IN which were Can't
shepherd, capt. Brown, sergeant Summons, Private
willard. Lieut. Wells IIiynt7 Eliot, Lieut.. Kraft CAPT
stoke, Sergeant Howard. Major peForest, Corpotni
ty-secnnd Regimen mt was IN charge OF the match.
IL was Inc day for big scores The sky was clear
and the wind swept down The range. Each contestant
was allowed ten shots apiece. The trst match on Tho
2OO and tyOyhrd ranges was Won By the Pennsylvania
team by IL polutA Inc scores.
200 iagd. 500 Iayd. rsa,..
Thirteenth Regt., Ia, ........,SOt 6o7 lOIi
Twenty'third ReEL. ~ f,..4OJ BIO 1000
Seventh Rsst. n. w.. "..oO2 4vo YV8
The PeunsylvAuia team also led In the next match
which was shot at 200 500. anu ooO yards, ana won
200 $40 coo
InsI,. lG,dS Iu,dI TAaL
Thirteenth Regiment. Pa. 3j5 3iI $50 l.OI2
Seventh Regiment, N.f.....3i3 81 3t3 lU47
Twenty.IhiTd Reglmsut. kY34J 355 3JU l,o3i
A dinner was given at tue Union LeAgua Club last
night by the Twentythlrd Regiment the Penn.
sylvaniA marksnen aud tho boys from The seventh.
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Regatta OF tn. KIN Won Kuu zach, Club.

The XIII Won Eull Yacht Club OF Fort Richmond T..
held their annual clue regatta for the Housrman cup
yesterday afternoon. The course was about nneen
Reef buoy thence the buoy on Sortons Point Caney
Island and back TO the starting point six boats
Toe Mile leak shortly after she crossed the
uhe ami withdrew rom the race when nrarrsend
pay was reached the Oracle became dsAu.eI aud puL
into BAN Beach brisk southeTly wind Was Uipwing.
naknk II decidedly unpleasant At the .IaFt for tho
amateur tArs The Doctor won on time allowance by n
mar margin. The following was the time Tom
po(, george Ross 3iJD;5b: See'a Eve, q A ingalls,.
1ibuht; Oracle. ". Stenneyer dii not nnish: Mile.
T. T. uoussman. did not hniTh: Doctor. y. Barber,
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CINCINNATI. Sept. p.-Every favortto but one was
beaten at Laton!a to-day In the first race santlno
throw the noted jockey Charley Thorpe. against the
fence shattering his left ankle and otherwise
him. 10 will not be able TO ride again for several
weeks Tho prin cipa event OF tho day the Avonda
Stakes, ono mile. had SIX three.rear.old starters
Decapod was odds farorite at 6. but he was
never dangerous. :he fnish being confined to tho to
shot Sabine. tho TO chance semper Lex ard Lady
Jane at IL to l. Sabine won under n hard drive By
half length, whe semper LoS beat Lady Jane nec.
for the place. Time. 1:i2sI The winner who raced
unsuccessfuly last year. is son Of imp. Rosinston
out Of Lizzie Stone.
The frat race divided. a. SIX frrlongs. with ten
CHARGE. Emma Nd 100 (NenaJ. Caress. the tavortte.
Seven started IN tho second race selling ono mile
Parapot. % tPerkinsl at 5 to 1. won ci.verly by q
length from tho TO chsnce. The Governess who was
two gths in front tho favorite. Forest Rose Time
1:45 The third race second part OF the split six
longs, great surprise. Capt Drsne III Ray, a
Is TO shot. won in Desperate nnish by head from
La Rosa a. to ], The sculptor third Five others
started. OF which the favorlto La Caonla fourth
Time. 1;l+H. tho hes: six turionss of the meeting
yearod starters was won by two lengths by Probasco
1o5 tCarr) a. to while Pearl Song / chance
and the fAvorite. Frontman dead heat for the
place. Time 1:o2A The last race the last half this
purse with eight starters. by Lura f., 81 "a
ClaytonI the fayorte At to &. by a length, Gratz
IIhnioy. at to beating Anna Victor three iepgtha
for second place Time. l;o2A
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GLOUCESTER. Sept e-Favorites and outsiders divided
the purses to-day. The Executive Committee recon-
sdered Its determination regarding William Lowell
who was ordered to leave tho track yesterday
count Of the poor showing abe by the Pisa Lowell
satisfied the committee that there was nothing wrong
In the colts race.
First Race-One and a quarter miles Knapp 100
tPitman). to ]. won: Romeo 112 UAboro, to sec
2:l5<
Second Raes-s!x and quarter furongs. Surprise OF
Sto second; La Juire 1o2 CMosby,. to l. third.
Third Racs-six rurongs. Penzance 1o< CMurphyl
8to b. won: Aarkstone. 1o1 tHnmL to j. second:
Marie Lowell. 1oS Jennings). @ to l, third Time.
1:II sA Tom ON Boy fol dead se Al the post 80, 49,
Morris to 8. won: Chatham 100 tMorrissey) g TO q
second; Lady Pnsfer. ia Jenniugs), to ]. third.
Time 1914
,FiIth Race-rorr furlongs. Jersey Queen hlly. %
McDonhdl to l. won: Duke of Fife 1oo (Fosteri to
!. SECOND: Tim Flynn. Iol Morr:s to I. third Time
sixth Race-Four and n half furionRs Con Lucy,
los (Morrssey) Ito won; Edith Van. lo2 q ohnsonI
to !, second: Moliie ", Io2 (kuchenl to J. third
Time O:51A y
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I no avail The score:
swimming rum scored with two ou.
New York
Cincinnati


e Sss nS1a 5l-ss
E.i1;S xS.t .1n.a sss
noe hit,-wnrd. HnEke canayan Gl. Smith. Dwyer.
sss II. Is. !. s..S: 81: 3
S.ssvaS VIA YS5 q ~ BY
Connolly.
NEW YORK. 10: CINCINNATI. 1-sEcoSD GAME
uyust before the second game began, Manager
ward received q despatch from, President
MSraan Murphy and Mike keily assumed Tie
KiRs was 20 modes. that Murphy ' Was eo ae
PEELED to do all the work on balls and strikes
S
from being shut out Cham berain began pitch
Ths a than
played CSmisksy put IN 2, another battery Par
sleeping peacefully: It was too late; however
%srds men scored ouf runs ne p'ct 6e ssc
ond inning. After Mil Gan had touled out tito to
m edith hit ,brnW Ensp Gp
grounder low to first and Rusie scored Ward
cent IN Fuller with a hit and stafford tailed on
run on hit by Connor. burke iisd the bases bases
By being hit with a pitched ball. but Milligan
came came Up tor me second time in the inning and
The EeT iorks kept on scoring in the third
inning. Rusie opened the tall with a single
e LEFT and Latham. fumCisd Tuiler's boundere.
By bunting skilislly, TiSrnan wiacked
seored. Ward took third on Davis's long fiy to-
Mccarthy. and when Tiernan attempted to
steal second Manager John was nipped at the
plate.
Cincinnati secured lonely run in the fourth
on Capayan's base on balls, a sacrifice. and
errors by Ward and Common. PARROT succeeded
IL blanking the home team In the fourth and
Nth innings. but In the sixth he hit Davis on
the foot with q pitched ball and George stole
second Conner hit tlereely to Smith. who
couldn't handle tho ball In time to stop
Conner. and Burke sent. long fly to
Wild pitch nut Roger on third, and When SIur"
ply had a short passed ball the big Connecti-
cut boy sprinted across the plate. while MUIR
ply stood In a trance sucking his thumb
Again In the seventh the Gothamites picked
up another pair Of runs Fuller was out on n
ny to Smith. and Jim Stafford walked to first
on balls; Ward forced him out at second. Then
hits by Herman and Davis and two errors by
Mocarthy permitted John and Mike to cross
was wa, ggroEEing dark RAPIDLY and Umpire SIur:
Ward spd his men enthusiastically. and
wished them all the luck In the world on their
coming Western trip. The score:
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EArned Tuns-0rAnge 4 hOhtclair. = Frat base by
on orSngs 81 "a Moatel1I 4 Struck ou,-By cronln.
Tincs hits-BsrgeE weeks. BurdocE Stolen bases
orange, z; doniciair, q Double pays-Tsrry Burdook.
and sebAlk CD HIT by pitehsr-kelnath. Weeks Bur
Ward Time-2:o5.
NV JERaET A. c.. 10: ELizGBETH a. C.. o.
In an exciting OF contest fought before
1900 spectators on the New Jersey Oval AZ Bergen
Point, yesterday afternoon and rife with heavy STICK
work and desperate nsding play scratch nine OF the
New Jersey Ath!eiie Clubs amateur ball tosSsrs
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FIST base BY errors-CIevcand. Z: Washington. Z.
Left on bases-C!eveland, 4: Washington. 4 First
base on balis-Of Williams, 4: OF Stepnanh !. Struck
out-By Williams. q: by stephens. B. Two.base hit
Burkett Sacrifice hts-Chds. Burkett, Ewing. Stolen
base-Williams Double pays-Mckean. Tebeau: Nc
Garr Chds. and Tebeaa; Childs and Tebeau; Radford
and Farrell Hit by pi,ctsr-By stephens l. Umpire
Emsiie. Tlme-I 80.
PHILADELPHIA. 6: CHICAGO 4.
cuIoAGo. Sept a-Knowng that the .Phiindophias
could not hit left-hander. Arson held McGill In
serve for tomorrow and Put nutchson in the box to.
day. Hutch has won but few games on the homo
grounds this season. 1t takes him fifteen
settle down. and during that time the visitors bit him
hard enough to win the game The Phiade phins
started with three runs and Parrots mufed easy
fly and gave them two more. The day was cloudy and
coil Attendance. 43la The score: