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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-20
Sport. or tho Newark Bay Boa. Club

The annual all-around regatta for their Yachting
rowing and natatoria ooninRsnts hold yesterday
afternoon Newark Bay BY the members of the New
ark Bay Boat Club Of Bayonns. programme Of nrst.
class sport being furnished Tho yacht race was the
nrst event started In class A. sloops the CoQuetts
Won tho Orestes being withdrawn In elaAs b. cabin
catboats the Annie was the VICTOR In class C. opsu
catboatA dead heat was sailed time Allo an %
by the Our own and the Duet Though the Our Own
finished first on elapsed time.
The rowing regatta junior pair
Dared shell crews the contestants being L. Morse bow
and T. scohsd. stroke. and l. Christie. bow. and
course was throe-guarters Of mile Christie and Ben.
nett won easily, the others not finishing.
the second race was rowcd over o one-half mile
course with turn 1t was for senior tour-osred shell
and O. More. stroke and Frederick @. TOWNSEND bow
and 4. Woodward stroke. J Swan WAS coxswaIn
for the Morse brotlery and c. C. Snhooley was coy
swain for the other crew. Tho Morse brothers BY
Three paIroared gig crews contested the third race
They were; Russell y. Morse bow, and VI Moore
stroke; !" X Christie. bow. ana ". A. Holmes Jr
Mroke, and H. Ellsworth. bow. and r. Sconed. stroke.
Ellsworth and Sconsld were tho vict0rs Morse and
Moore L!nish.ng second Christie and Holmes broke an
oArlocf on their craft.
John l. Collins and Frederick Collins contested the
easily. ~
Frank q. Bennett. j., and l.. II, Christie were the
starters ~ me lvpyard swimming race. Christie woh
Tho tub was tho fnal event Of the day There
were seven competitors but Frank o. Bennstt Jr.
won handiy. covering the nifty yards without mis-.
The Regatta Committee compris,d Mos.rs wiiam
r. stephens, John A. Serrel, william u. Nreeland,
Frederick O. Dewey. and James q. henLTickson
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The NonparelI Regatta.

The annual regatta OF the Nonparsi Rowing Club on
the Harlem River yesterday was far from being up TO
tho Nonpareis' style OF doing business Tho manages
ment was poor, and the events passed OF in stless
sort OF way. Tho one mile from Macomb's
dam bridge to patoss lumber dock Tbs tide and wind
weIe against the rowers The .umnArss:
Junior single Gigs-won by " Bradley. J. Gosch
second II. !. Kraft third Tune minutes 40 seconi 10.
ahead.
senior Double Ggs-won easily by X. A.. Nicola and
Charles kley Time. minutes at9t seconds .
Junior single Shells-WoD bN q &. Schneider, n.
Cornell second: 5. Hammond third Time, . minutes
~ seconds The start wa a excellent one and the
men kept well together until half tho course VAS
Iowsd. Then Schneider went TO the front and nnAuy
won by three lsngths ,.-
J, T. FATolly, and II. W, E,ray, coxswain. Time
10 gain victory.
Popr.oAr.d GiFs-won by !; A. Eico. Il. O. Bosd.ok.
eoxswatn. Ilm.. 7minnto. az seconds.
EighLUAred shelB-NuH BY L., A. Nicola, n o. Boo
decker. Murphy, J. MURPHY NJ ConmelI :. Goseh.
minutes A s.eonl. Ih,s rec proyed he event OF
ter OF mile The winners, whom within q short dis
lance OF the nnsh hit up their stroke and won by
quarter OF length.
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broad Beams Stood No Show with the
NarroM.wnisted Roats.

PArcHoGur. Aug l9.-Tho nrst annual Ssgatta OF the
Pat chogue Yacht Club was sailed this afternoon
Twelve of the fastest boats In the club started and
much nescs. centred In tho sailing qualities Of the
lately built narroW-w Aisted boats as compared with
the old broadbeamea In tho sloop class the Charles
i. Dayton. olGtimer. and nearly broad she Is
long the favorite She led to tho turn. but was
afterward compelled to draw out Oh account Of an
accident topssi The Rose silsUee tn took til
lead, AMI won by hve IN uIies over the Twin Brothers
III the second class for sluopB tho LITTLE Southern
Alice " Newton ought to have won but she f0uisd The
STAKE boat and the race was awarded to tho Ods!l.
In the class for hrst.Clas caibgatE tho Garcia won
easily. she was sailed BY her owners son. Fred
TAurher. who IL Nudrr 20 years old. The Dolphin
winner of many races in Now York harbor was easily
beaten by the Beuah. u new narrow boat The course
was "A twenty'Inile angular one
The days races showed that the narrow.wnised
boats had decided ADVANTAGE over the wide bvn:I
both in sailing to wndwsrd and away from the wind
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Y. NJ. &. A. Oar-men On the Harlem.

The Young Mons Christian Association hold their
nual regatta on tho Harlem River yesterday afternoon
and 1t was largely attended. The events run or
with tciat and despatch, and created considerable
thusissm In the single gig senior race j. Thompson
gig was struck By passing canal boat. drawn by Atug
which WAS comiug down the river. Thompson was
taken unawAres, and before lie could realize It, he
struggling in the water suddenly he and his boat dis
appeared simultaneously but amoment later ho turned
up the Other siico the cRBRl boat safe He had
passed under the boat. Summaries:
Junior single Gig.Won by A. segel with A. Jones
second. and T. Grtith third. Time minutes 23 see-
Onls.
senior Single GIg--won by r. du Barry. with ].
Maekey second AMI j. thompson third. Time. min
utes second
TUB Esce-won by y, La Mont, with r. ssgel second.
and J. Thompson third. No time taken
Double Gigs-Wo by j. Thompson md Il. du Barry.
with A. Seigel and W Suite second, and l.. Mackey
and v. La Pack third Time. minutes 8 seconds.
g. Rae second. and MsElvsen third, No iime taken,
hanson second, and J. Hamilton third. No tine
taken.
Pniroarsd G,gs-won by W. Miller stroke. and W. La
lIalrmiis Swim.Won by Z, Tate. with Z. Howard
Four.oared shsl-won by H. Du barry. W. Lie Pack.
I. Mackey. J. Thompson, and E. Howard ooxswAIn
Time, minutes 81 seconds
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s.yv.lle Yacht. Sailing for Prl.e..

sAYrILLK Aug 19-The second annual regatta Of tho
SAyve Yacht Club took place In tho Great South Bay
to-day About twenty boats started The special race
between the soops Bonnie Doom and Berkeley occa
stoned great deal OF interest Of the Berg.
ley having been queen OF the bay until the Bonnie
Doom defeated her in . recent race At Bayshore The
Bonnie Doom won easily to-day her time being hours
2 minutes IS gecoRdS Tho Berkeley was nearly ten
minutes behind. The following 10 summary OF the
regattsI
Special Class. sIoops-Bonnie Doom. Arthur Gibb
8:U2;35.
Class 1-BsrkIey. Alden S. swan. 3:12:21; Annie
Florence + TuSto. did not nHish: LOUISA Edmund
Terry, did NOT fnish; tyawAS. Bert Rogers. 82l rs;
Margie Rrown George Anderson, id not finish
CAtboAts. Class l-Dom Pedro. r KetchaD. did not
fn,sh: Loretta otto Kahler 2i2,53: Edward Preston,
Syns Baker :2S LOtte ThrOck morton. Percy Col
Catboats, Class 2-gndu!a, John o.. Lawrence
Post, 2a1;2t Msnn,s Edward E Winters 24g:+2;
Bourne 1855 40 Columbia, John Cassidy, 2:4i:25:
Whit, Arthur K. Bourne. did not nnish.
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Tho first OF proposed series OF annual road races
was held yesterday NJ rninE on the Ocean Parkway
The ten'mie course lay between 6haughneBsy's Park
Hotel and Howc's The start. second turn. and finish
in front OF the nrst.named hosiery. There was
good attendance, Elliott Burris New York A. c. was
referee and the starter was n. s. Tulper There were
nTtr-s'N starters, SIX OF whom dropped out and a
second six were outdistanced.
Forty-ronr finished, and Bihy Murphy the scratch
man did not ride having recently spransd his ankls
In CnIcsgo The thirty second m.n were therefore at
mon, who finished hrst winning tho ia IN Cup and
H. Bartlett who came in fifteenth. Dave Slminon4
who came In second, IL . colorsd man, Doup the
seventh man. won the Liberty cup, Tho nrst twenty.
i've men camo IN in the following order tho actual
time being xNsn IN each cssei
r. HAwley, X. C. W. 2S minutes 4bS-5 seconds; d
Simmons. L. Y. O.. 80 minutes; W. Hardfsr, p. A. O..
20 minute, 81 seconds; Kay uaw.on y A G.. sd
minutes ~ ~ seconds ., Wilson ", 10 minute.
seconds; E. 6oup K {. W, 81 minutes 10 ssoonds;
q, ola K. 81 minutes sc seconds: Carl sAntsrd al
minutes IS seconds. Charles II starbeck, N H. O.,
minutes g seconds; Albert Siutxglan. b. {. d, 81
minutes 43 seconds; @ r. Ruhlle h G. w." Al
mn1ies - seconds p A. Watson. NJ W.
80 minutes ~ ssconds A. II. Bnrntt. Isl minutes "a
seconds; Charles Nance c; W, 81 minutes AZ sec.
S Snd:; rhS%.sn 90 81 nas; 50
u. 7. omoItilrup. c. W.. 81 minutes IS seconds: !
whyard H. W. 80 min utss 80 seconds; A W. Smits al
minutes IS seconds; sam johnson. 80 niuutes sec.
ondsi Josef Talbot. C. q, 81 minutes 90 seconds,
minutes 80 seconds. W
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KINGS co. NJ. GEORGE.
y. Davis, b. Nsbstsr...... o
II. Rowloy. Jr.. b. Web
hlor .'-,.,........>. ,.... o
C. 7, Toddlngs. b. Tough.
I'm ~ ,...,.... .,.......21
@. Williams. b. Webster. o
q. storms. b. Webster. =
L; W. CongdoD. b. Il. r.
C. CLIFFORD. Jr.. c. Govey.
b. u. r. Turtle So. 10
Y. Harding. Q. and b. II.
y. Turtle ............,,,, @
J. Nelson, b. Webster. o
Z, henshaw. c, Goyey, b.
Neutrality-suspicious., o
Rowiey. not OUT. o
pye,'..,.,,.............. 2
Leg bycs'................. l
No bal! ................... 1
Total al
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CROckERS COLLAR BONE BROKEN,
He Foil in tho Two-nile Handicap at Man.
haitian Field.


About 1900 persons attended tho bicycle races az
the National Cycling Association The various evonts
nsd we'll and the races - . rule were closely
tested. There was serious accident 1t happened
in the two-me handicap II. O. Crocker. c. z. Kugs,
and II. T. bartholomew collided and fell Crocksrs
collar bone was broken and no was taken to the NAM
First kacs-ons-nls novice: purse $50 of whish $50
e nI, si6 TO second $40 TO third and IS r. fourth
Sharls,ton g. c. second: 8. u. Smith third Time
% '1So q
best two IN three hss;s First heat: Won by II. q
::sssa ' sh. ss.' sssl l' Has,
w sGs. G%. Of ssSIa sss TSa
ess Of Hswsr1 ,hrd B. Rich Of Staten Island
,xhisS .$SSS oS: p ,s!,d SO y
oad G. ". A.hinser OF New YORK Is yardI fhlra: Il.
Foar,a Rsce~oae mis- handisa rpn pur.. siSc q
whsR s15 to 5s s2n to second .2S to thr sig
"a n WRe Hsst .hIf' R'H
liFS by y"F kSss 20 y.1:
J. f. Newhonse. 80 Yards. second: y. 4, Croker. I'd
fns Won By Is
yards: g ": A.htnSsr, Il. yards second; II. a.
foush Ss ~ this svsns Ds wa. we Won 't By
yard. Whesler. rode tho distance from scratch in
2;2i - worlds eempstiton record for . quarter
y,tth kaS.n 81. hnnaisap; purse SEQ Of which
ma Slo nrs Won Sy " A.h!nEsr. 2!s t ys1d.ii
S, pern.se. 80 ysrds second; koh, 65 yards.
ID Har tI.nf b A0 sn ~ yards fourth; xsixe
Ssh al. E.GenEivsms hsnd;csg purse sl79 q
fourth and Mn Won y 4 ewSses la serasehs
Keh 80 s! ysras s: s1 CIV D"r,se lsS
niger. 4+o yards nfIh. Time 1911 40
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The Harlem and Kings
their return league match
Harlems again proved vi
annTA.
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A bad Accident at Polo Game.

NEWPORT. Aug. 10. - The polo tournament OF fours
having been suspended until next week owing to with
drawAl OF the Second EockAways and tho grooklinss
tue series for threes opened this afternoon the
polo grounds the Myopias OF Boston meeting the lnde
pendence OF Westchsster The match be In four
intervals OF rfsen minutes each but just tho close
OF the third that wsiknown New York player George
Lord Day received stroke in the face from The mast
OF H. q shaw. cutting a deep cash and requiring .
surgeons attention: and. as tho Independshee Team
periods match. 1t WAS hrst thought that Mr. Day had
lost hi but the injury did not prove so serious
The Myopias threeB Put As strong and clekn game
asthe 'fours did Yesterday. and won the match with
surprising ease In actual play the score was: Ny.
opias, IL: Independence OF WestchesteI, T. Consider
Ing the handicap. Myoplas IL; Independence, T.
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The St Georges C. played their League game with
the South Brookiyns Central Park
the victory. after an interesting match. by f6
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Private Scott via. til. wlmbl.do. Cup.

SEA GrRr. Aug. lathe match for the Wimbledon
Cup was decided to-day on the State rins range It
attracted far tho largest crowd Of the week. among
them being many ladies' This match 10 open to all cit
liens and residents Of ths United states distance
1000 yards thirty Shots weapon any rife within tho
rules: cleaning allowed: position any without art!n
cal rest- The cup. valued At $500. was In 1885,
1890 1891. and 1892 by C. H. Gans of New York. He
did not take part in the contest to-day
The weather was hazy and the wind puffy, interior.
Private Scott of the National Guard of the District or
Columbia won the cup Scott and Capt. LRcId were
members of the old American rifle team, The score of
each man was:
Cot Clay. 10: Cap! Lse,d, ~; Can't, Bell withdrew
shots: score. = Private Wethereld Withdrew on
twenty misses: CORPORAL Young. SO: Private SCOTT.
Haries. l26; Col A r. Kie.er withdrew on seven
nisses: Capt. Ciiy withdrew on the twelfth shot;
score y; Lieut. stewart withdrew the ot
score. 7; Private Graham withdrew on tho eleventh
shot; score. ~; Private Fnncgan Withdrew on the
sixteenth shot; score %: Private RooblnG Withdrew
misses
In the Members. Kuser. Ail-comers' Military schuet
and Perrne Memorial IN ches all OF which closed
to-day. the results were as follows; Members MATCH
Ialen. %. out Of Is KHser match-J. A. Kirk, lO2;
Frank koOsling. lol: Mn!o Pollard. 100
In the other matches the scores were:
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TEBEAU'S TEAM SHUT OUT.
rWo HITS OFF RUsIB AND TWO RUNS
.... ron NEW YORK.

Ten Thousand Persons see'a Great Game AZ
the roio Ground-t'incinrnu pests Brook
iyr and the Bostons Strengthen Their
Lead by Defeating the fittsburrbs-PhiI-
sdeiphia Downos Again by 81. Louis
Baltimore and ChiesEo the Other wis.,
ners-M.ny Games Among Amateurs.
The New Yorks won great victory from the
Clevelands yesterday in the presence Of 10000
SPECTATORS. The visitors made but two hits or
Rusie and were whitewashed. Tho Bostons
played two games with the PittsburEhe. the
Hrst one resulting In defeat for the Smoky
City team and the second ending in tie. The
Cinoinnatis won o ball from the Brooklyns,
and are now In position to pass Foutz's mon
on Monday. St Louis outplayed the Philadel-
phiss ngain and the Baltlm ores toppled over
the Louisvilles. 1t was an easy matter for the
Chicagos to thrash the Washingtons, who are
now completely demorslized. The results:
New York. 2; Cleveland O.
Cincinnati 4; Brooklyn. B.
Boston 10. Pitt,burgh. 10
Boston. 8: Pittsburgh. 8.
81. Louis 8: Philadelphia ,.
Baltimore. 7; Louisville. Q.
Chicago. 10; Washington. 4
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The Camden den g played an exciting game at Contra
narrow margin or i've runs The SCORE: " ~ -"

oven gained an easy victory
,ewark ct Prospect Park. de-
Ter declaring their innings
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Tho Nnvahoo's Chances Against tho Bri-
tanuin.

LONDON. Aug. 1a.The repeated defeats Of
Royal Phel ps CAROLS Navahoe have not
abated the Keen interest felt by yachtsmen in
tho coming matches between her and the
Prince OF Wales's Britannia. The friends Of
Mr. Carroll say that in these matches she will
show qualities which she has failed to display
in the races with three or four competitors. In
officer points out that the Navahoe won each
race sailed by her against u single opronent
terest OF the English yachts racing. against the
Navahoe." he adds. TO prevent In any. way
possible her winning. Even at this dsadyan-
the winners. excepting one race"
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FAST TIME ON A SHORT TRACK.
T. r. Co-neF Iu.tse the Anertes. Two-uniie
Record In the Distance Hun.


The Printers Benevolent Association games at sur-
sr's Harlem River Park yesterday afternoon. attracted
an attendance which comfortably nled the popular
resort The athletes alone covered big alice OF the
enclosure and contrivsd to have averitabs od-time
carnival The prirss were exceptionally attractive and
valuable. and the knowing loft their marks with
atnap they have not shown this season.
The handicaps were marked down on track basis
OF nine laps TO the mile while the circuit 10 actually
several yards smaller that the times In all events
beyond the furonR ruled very fast. The climax In
this respect was reached when 7. r. Connen romped
away with the tvpmile run from scratch In minutes
rs 2b seconds. over nine seconds faster than the
American record made by ". d. Day three years ago
Summaries.
onehundrsd.ysrd Run. Hsndicsp-Finsl heat
BY Meyer Cohen. n J. A. O.. ok yards: " Halpin N Y
Sy.TS. .sla 'i fS. 81 s. ..sSas n'H A.
Y. TYR Eass s.'':iPsS? SS
iT SSn y aahsS third. with an actual
rEohuRal.a Run nand'ssPI.wSs
Sis' ya1d second. A. yn sf4 Sna'ison
yh nasn 1h,rd Time 25 SO sssond., ,v HIM,
h.i.E Y. feet. with an setu.! jump Of ~ feet
With an soas jump - nsGs fyons
N.Y. C.. scratch. Third. with jump of 40 feet loS
~ FGsf;h1ndrca and,or,yyarS EGn Hsndls"g IwSn
A.. IS Yard. .se n%H O. GhsnSsf. j. a g.
4. inchea with an actnaI vault of tset inches:
H. Cohoon. Now YORK city. inches, second With an
actual vault OF feet; r. II. Bowman. n. Y. A T..
scratch third. with y feet.
bght-hundrcd and eight ard Run, Handcap-Final
heat won by }. J. HALEY. f. A. A.. 40 yards: Kan.
trowtE Pastime A. c. scratch. second; q. HimburVes.
New York o.ty. IS yards. third Time. minutes 4-5
second.
Onemile Walk. Haudicap-won by g. Lebgold. Pas
time A. c. scratch: W. Kishr Columbia. A. g., 30 Sec
onds, second q. Ludwig r. c. 40 seconds. third.
Time minutes ~ go seconds.
one mile Run. IlAndieap-wo1 by VS. French New
YORK city 40 yards; u. O. HollRnler, j. 4. c.. IS
yards second; Leonard U. A C.. 40 yards, Third
Time. I minu' es ~ seconds.
Won by NJ. Levy r. T., 10 seconds: y. DUR +. A. q.
seconds second Liebgold 4. A. c. scratch. third
Time. q minutes IS seconds.
, Twomile Run. Ilandicap--won by T p Canned. Holy
Cross L. A. A. scratch: W. NJ. Hunter, New Haven o.
i3o yards. second: j. p. shannon. A. A. 24o yards
third Time y minutes 23 2.5 seconds.
Eight hundred and sghty.yard Run Scratch, FOR EN-
ployees OF lockwood PresSNon by Fred Bootb Frank
Lynch second Patrick Condor third Timc, minutes
v Sd seconda
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Regatta OF tho Arthur Kuu Rowing A.so.
citation.

The regatta OF tho Arthur kull Rowing Association
was held Yesterday afternoon. fresh southeast wind
was blowing. 1t kicked up nasty head sea- making
the course anything butA good one Tho race was q
mile s'r s Tns sogrs. wa, from point OPP
Staten Island Athletic club. The race Was 10 have
started as O'clock. but u Vas after before start
the ehannsL while the station Island Athlstic Club
Athletic Ilub In the middle. ''
the start the Arthur Kull crew took the lead thu
New Jerseys were cloAo second and the staten Ial
and. lat The Arthur kuiis Eet badly ratified shortly
into schooner
The staten Islanders pulled steadily from the atari
60 nHsh and won easily BY three boat ispy,h. With
minutes 20 seconds; N J. 4, q, minutes s1jl sec.
onds; A X A. minutes As seconds
T. SGpn'r S.n EisSs.sI... 'Ois FR:n scS
iH tis 's' s;aala Hs' ia Ssr !slSSi! f.
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In spite OF tho that President Byrue says he dd
not protest tho New York Brooklyn game OF Aug. l.
Manager Ward. through Treasurer Tacett received .
communication yesterday from President N b. Young
that read as follows: National Board refuses to
ternn the Brooklyn Clubs protest Of the game played
In New York Aug. l."
President Young has wired Joe Hornung that DO
ginning next Tuesday he will be regular League nm.
pirs HornunE will umpire the New York games
that and tho two following days
Before the New York game. tho once famous $4,000
battery. Garrison and Keiy, had . chat about old
times.
Roger Copnor 10 authority for tho statement that
Tim keefe Is to bo signed by tho Brooklyn Club.
The Washington Club 10 trying to secure the release
of Dan Brouthers from the Brooklyns.
Four OF the Cleveland players are said to have bad
high old time an EiRhth avenue saloon about 8
o'o ,ock yesterday morning. Where was Manager
Tebeauf
The Cievs!ands play the New Yorks again to- morrow
Ward said last night that he would make It three
straight.
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Dixon Getting Ready for Pilmmsr.

Geerge Dixon. feAthsrwsght champion OF the world
who Is to box Billy Pmmer In this city on Tuesday
night weighed llD pounds after lengthy spin on the
Ocean Boulevard a. Coney Island yesterday. THIS
means that no will have 10 reduce hnsef one pound
~ order to FUN tho requirements Of his contract with
tho English champion which Is that both snail weigh
not ahovs ~ pounds .ttrM on Tuesday afternoon
iegel OF is weighing room 20 the star and tho
Weighing feImAnty viii be gone thfelIh With thsES
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winning scored with no one out
Philadelphia. ..........O Q 9 %
Earned runs-st Louis. ?: Philadelphia. 2. Left on
bssss-Philadslphia. .; st Louis. v. First base on
hals-un Garrison. 2: of Weyhinv 3. etrnck out
By Garrison. 2: by WeyhinE 8. Home rua-DeIehanty.
Three-bRse hits-Qunn, CROOKS. Two-base hits-Ds!a-
hanty. ttayle. Sacrifice hts-Hallman weyhng PeitZ.
Double rars.Crooks yuma and Merden: Alien. Hall
Hurst, Ttme-1:5O.
BALTIMORE 7; LouisviLLK, g.
BLLrinoRR Aug 19-Barnis tried whitrock, tho new
pitcher taken from Memphis against Baltimore to-day
and lost the game in consequence. Whitrock had no
of the bail and in tho innings he oirnted
three bases on balls hit two and battsd for
singles The scorer
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The Aida Wins tn. Trophy.

The Aida. "a feet 10 inches. owned by "Peen"
vreeand and the Lizzie b. Il feet IN inches owned
by George Boukor both Of the Gresnvile Yacht Club
had It nip and tuck yesterday afternoon the third
and decisive among opeA catboas under "a feet
for the championship of Newark and Now York bays
and the Kill vOntkul, which was sailed over tfi-
angular course Of fifteen miles on New York Bay The
sharp ssamAnshp OF the Alidas lAsI shift
landed their boat winner over tho Lizzie b by ST
seconds ON corrected time The Aids hay ny won the
SECOND race ,nS hGs gets tns svsf trophy
the event.
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* .rroIs-ChIssEoi % Warrington. = LEI. on bases
Maui. p: of McG:ll. Struck out-By Maui 2: by Nc.
GIL. .: Threebase hits-Lnnge, kadford. Wise. Par.
Sacrifice htsIDnng,p, schriysr, Maui. oRourke.
4 olen bases-LanRe Wilmot, Decker a., Hoy Camp
Double play-suivAn aud Farrell iii. By pitcher-By
Mcu. L.. Wild pitches-Maul, 2. Passed balls
ORourke. 2. Umpire-CarutherL Time-l:5O.
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Tho Shelter Island Boats Had . Good
Breeze.

sHELrHR ISLAND HEIcHrs. Aug. l0.-This ideal
day for racing in Deering harbor good breeze pre-
vailed during the afternoon. aud the open regatta Of
the Shelter Island Yacht Club most suo-
csssful ever held by tho organization. The Almira
She the Cape May sly OF cat The Tigress made q
good race aud the Eiset Louis stearns boat easily
speed and beat her rival. tho Eolus As all tho nons-
nrements have not beon completed the Regatta Com
mittee were unable to announce the winners. Tho
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,roS. 6: PITTSBURGH. 5-srcoxp GAME

Harmed Runs-Pittsburgh, 3: Boston. ]. First bnse
by errorS-Pittsburgh 9: Boston, l. Left on bases
PITTSBURGH Z, Boston g. Frat base on balls on Gum:
Nichols 2 Home run-Lowe. Thres-bass hits-BscS.
ley. Lyons. Sacrifice hts-Beckiey. Lowe. Nichols.
play-CarroiI and Bennett. Passed ball-Earle. I'm.
pire-Lynch. Time. li3a Attendance. sl7&
st. LOUIS. 8: PHILADELPHIA. ..
PHiLlpELPHiA Aug 1a-The iadel as rounded
the week with their NTH straight defeat Both teams
played 4 tautless neldnz game. only two hits wero
made OF weighing up to The eighth inning. Then st.
Loas took his IN assure and bated out avictory. At
tendance. 5000 The score: