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HORSESHOE HARBoR CLUES SPORTS
rretty Girls Swim and Row for Prizes on
Lsrehnonts Rocky Shore.


Tho Horseshoe Hnrbor Club OF Jarohmont held its
annual series Of aquatic tpors yesterday afternoon
on the pretty little harbor Of that within
a ,tous's throw OF the Larchmont Yacht Clubs old
home.
The nrnlr wa. a great success, and something like
two thousand spectators witnessed the races from the
club house rocks and bathing pavilion In addition 10
the above nearly as many more watched the sports
from yachts, naphtha launches racing shells, sndro
boats.
rrety girls were very much in evidence not only 40
tpectators but as active participants in the sports
They rowed and they swam. and In fact did every
thing that their brothers aid. with the possible eS-
ception OF trying catch the goose. which was the
Tho sports which eShsIssa Of alnsy gig .w!%ppns
na S"If n ss TsSs Spsn OF 70 .e %t Sa The close
,hes aroused the spectator. 70 the gss Psh& & or sn t
course sttrsctsd the greatest OF interest and
Of the day was ihe ladies swimming rscs: n which
"S we're %i.s ftsSss. % %hsG.ssi ats IT, Sfa%s md
sasisG oS "a. tsSns Psy,iiSn Ss Sr,y ysST;a:
Al wSra go s AZ nt aysI 4, 1Es'ss Struck The
water. took the lead with q good aide ,tIoLs Mr., Mra
AfHss yhS siss sisr'
latter winning BY syssd q second. Ihs winner (:
S S"S I "a & 1TS Dr. SSs
h Hn an
iS,srs.isa spss.s.ot e spor,s v,rs
who won last year with MIA Kenyon as eoSswn,m s,,
won easily. defeating the hisses Auiiane something
bnsy Race. s open to sailors belonging to yacht, in
tan%Sn BY ] sshocner % yacht Triton. boat. 'oop liar
AmaIour Rowing Race. open to member. Of club and q
Their rriends course one mile WITH turn; p Grew 81 q
soI.wa,s sra SHW :ssenl, '' Gsa asnay bow Ss.Ss
nb aiss b ssSond. sssana h hes. won Sy dfssi %is:
Sr iSn ksaySn soa% SGw ond l.Sni sPeasss ss:hs
a5A seconds. Final heat won by Blues by four feee
Time minutes 3594 seconds a. .,. 4,
Larchmont harbor: crew OF two amen and coxswain;
distance two miles and turn-first prize sI5 second
southorn cross Triton ToGa Atlantic the yawl Non:
pareile and the steam yacht Jesso were all repre-.
%"sss .esona ''f Non Sonpsrses % we're
and the Dnuntless third.
ens1. o Ss ss oow az ds and eon
swain; distance 200 yards-Won by the Blue and
White. Miss Mary King bow: Miss Elizabeth " King
Whites Miss Margaret Mulane. bow: Miss katharine
Mgan' ss5Ok.; M, NJ. JossEh'no Auane e0A'wA
distance 200 yasds-woh BY \ sanIeri @. BAllin Jr;
Mems Swimming Race. DISTANCE 90 ynrds-First
heat won by W. Bird by yard. Battershsll second
tween tween 9 h, Curry Curry and O. $ Towi.. No time. Third
hent.won by,A. +. Camacho by 2 INCHES; r Fife r
Tmf Seorss Tow
yard ahead off. BAttershAu. who was third. Time,
.viSye Mott by YARD. Miss ffanoss cai II second
and Mira II; s. Crimp third Time; - seconds.
Tub Raee"won by Il. D. GlaenIer from neid of nine.
took his prize on board the Dauntiess where they
promptly wrung Its neck and cooked II for dinner.
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NEW YORK TIES BROOKLYN.
LochL BAIL MINES oy EYEN TERMS
FOR FIFTH PLACE

wsrd's Men Win by n Narrow MnrEIn nt
baltimore, but Foutz's Warriors Lose
Two Games TO the Champion Bostons-
philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Cleveland. and
louisville Continue the March Upward
Games Among tho Amateurs-Gossip.
Now for battle royal Tho New Yorks have
tod the Brooklyns for NTH place at last and
the rival teams meet to- o-morrow. Wards men
have finally caught their antagonists from
over tho bridge but the thing is now to pass
them. The Baltimores made quite fight
against the Gothamites yesterday. but the lat
ter came on victorious by o single run. Tho
Brooklyn team. however. was beaten In both
games by tho Bostone, which boosted tho
champions still higher above the Philadol-
phias. The Clevelands won again. but st
Louis was beaten by Louisville The results:
New York. IL: Baltimore. IL.
Boston. Q; Brooklyn. q
Boston. IL; Brooklyn. Q.
Philadelphia, 81: Washington. g
Pittsburgh. 8! Cincinnati. O
Cleveland. y; Chicago.
LouisvIle.7 Z; St Louis. @
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with tho Ponle. mt Elhwood.

LoSa BRANCH. Aug. 5.-The pony racing at
Elkwood Park to day drew q better crowd than
usual The races are now under the auspices
Of the American Hunt and Pony Racing Asso-
citation. many Of whose officials and members
were on the ground.
Five started In the first race. q handicap at
four furlongs for ponies l4.1 hands and under.
Rattler. 140. ridden by Harry HUM. led for
two furlongs. whep Phil DAILY took the lead with
Jolly Jane Vale Queen. 140. but coming into
the stretch Murray moved up with Tamala-
NAH Stables Trump. 145, and in a. rafting
finish the latter got UP in the last stride. win
ming by Q short head from Rattler. Jolly Jane
a good third. Time 50 seconds.
J. G. Barnard's Little Monarch, 105. cleverly
ridden by HUM. beat Nnronio Stables No
Where by six lengths in the handicap for
horses and ponies. fifteen hands or under. at
Six furlongs. Time. %.
The third event. for hacks and hunters at
seven furlongs. looked like making a good
race between Jamos Blute's Cupid and Max
Figuran's Robin. but half way home Blute
drew away. and won in o gallop by Ave lengths.
Brookside Stables Garnet poor third.
The last event was a match at two furloncs
between Fred Littieaeld's Texas. l22. and
James Blute's The Crow. 145. At any dis
tance under half mile The Crow is almost
unbeatable. Blute kent him going from the
start and won by two lengths In 24ht seconds.
The next date Is Saturday. Aug. II.
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The elizabeth Athletics Win.

ELzAsrru, Aug b-Ths tsn.milo bicycle race for the
team ehanipionship OF Union county took place this
Afternoon over tho Elizabeth Crawford course. the
start being made from the former oity with the nnish
at the same point on westneld avenue The competing
teams consisted Of SIX men each from the Elisabeth
Athletic Club and the Elizabeth Wheemen. They lined
up in the following order:
EliIabesh Atbletlos.Wilam Bettnsr Charles Brown.
X. Wemple
H. Mcfarland @. Gilbert y. G. Gilbert and A. @ Drake
The course was In good condition for fast time the
rain having laid the dust and the sun had quickly
dried up the track but no record. were broken and
the time OF the winner q minute slower than
made last year. Then tho wheelmen were the yl'tors
but to-day ther colors were lowered Charley Brown.
start nnsh and crossed the line in 80 minutes ~
secondI The next man was II. r Wemple In 80 min.
utes 86 seconds william Betner was third in so M IN
utes 81 seconds. and A. Laggren fonrth In 81 min:
points and the xAbeth Wheelmen 81 Tho victorious
team carried from tho track on the shoulders OF
their enthusiastic friends.
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The steam Yacht Aid. in Danger.

NKw LONDON. Aug. b.-Ths steam yacht Aida of New
York broke her main SHAFT O'Clock last night and
remained dis aided, amid clouds OF escaping steam Oft
Fisher's Island for hour Rhe 10 ono OF the fast
HerreshoT boats, and Is owned by W. p. Douglas.
Tho accident occurred soon after she left Fishers
Island for Greenport She was running at high rate
OF speed when the shaft broke inside the ship and tho
engine began racing. In moment the engine was
hopss..y twisted and 1ammsd and !h: steam pipe
Considerable excitsm ent prevailed among the crew.
but happily no one WAS injured. only the were
The Aida wa. helpless when she was taken in by tho
hand steamer MtnnAtAwket, Tho two arrived here
about O'Clock this morning. and the Aida has been
hauled out at the Morgan Iron Works for repairs.
Mechanics say that II 10 wonder tho break In he.
machinery did not sink her
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The Brooklyn Cricket Club added another victory to
their League record Prospect Park yesterday whore
they defeated the Morris Park team by 10
0 very close game Tho scoroi
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IS A-cAnIS cArDoArs. 2s rrrr AND ovzp.
This Time tho Aida Wins.

Tho Aida, owned and sailed BY Capt. W. p. yreeland
Of the Greenvle Yacht Club, the second 0
series to decide the championship among open cat
boats under - feet held yesterday afternoon
course OF fifteen miles New York Hay. There
ten boats entered but only tour started and of this
number two finished The nearest rival of the Aida
was the Lizzie b. owned and sailed by George Bouker
also OF the Greenv.ile Yacht Club. who beaten 10
minutes on corrected time
The Torment and EUREKA were the other two start
ers but they entirely lost sight Of after lively
southeriy wind arose. The torment was the win.
ner OF The hrst race. which makes 4 third ono
enbematc Of the chs AZ the conditions are
that II must be twice before becoming personal
property. summary:
Eiopad Corrsatd
tiI,,: Aida; T.. ,n.."..ss SSsso sIs.r sSSS9 sSa go
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A Speedy Fleet OF Cabin cats.

INDIAN HARnoR Aug. 5-Tho special race OF the Riv.
erde Yacht Club for cabin catboa under thirty feet
racing length. for tho r. Duncan Harris prize was
sailed from OF Coscob harbor to-day Tho course was
from the black buoy of the eastern end or Little Cap
tain's Island to the buoy OF Matncook Point. thence
to the buoy Centre Island Reef and return TO tho
starting line. . distance OF fifteen miles
The wind at the start light from the southwest
but increased during the Tho boats had dead
beat tho frs: mark. run with wind astern the
second and a beam wind home. The competing yachts
were N. r Plants Anemoue, W. X. Flsworths Mary,
G. Pierce's oconee. W. 4. Lukes NahmA and Wilmer
Hhnan's Almirn
The times at the start were, Anemone. 1217.o8
Nahmn, 12:l7:l5: Almirn. 12:l9:4g; Oconea II 30;
Mary. 12:l2 Tho Oconee and Mary were handr
capped Tho Amra took the lead after the start
and held II to the end The summary
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NOT pERY uopEruI toR rAIKYhIE.
The London Field says that She Might Just
ne Wen Stay et Home.

LONDON Aug 5.-In the yachting world great
interest is manifested in the performances Of
the American yacht Navnhoe The weeks
racing In the vicinity Of the Isle OF Wight has
attracted large crowds OF spectators. and the
racing has been highly successful. from the
popular British point OF view.
Tho Prince OF wales's cutter Britannia has
been selected to contest all the challenges
from the Navahoe.
The sailing Of the American yachtin to-dsy's
race. which she won handsomely from tho
Calluna, tends to reassure her psrtisans as to
her ability. The Field In commenting upon
the Navahoe's performances says:
With steady breeze either the valkyre or Britannia
can beat me Narnhoo by at least hyo minutes over
MY. mile course Her want OF stiffness compared
with that possessed by English yachts renders her
In hight bretzea
We know nothing as to the relative merits of the
Nsyahoe compared with the jubilee. Pilgrim Niglant
snd tolonia. IL any Of these are superior TO the
Navahoe, as the New York asserts there 10 not
one among them that the valkyIie could beat There
Is strong feeling here that the yAkyre might just as
well stay at home Still she Ia beaten by the shallow
bodies OF the pin buibkeelers We shall not take II to
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Competing for the Plumber., Prizes.

Tho New York 1ourneymen plumbers held success,
full carnival at sulzers Harlem River Park yesterday
afternoon and evening. A lengthy programme Of
games included nvs oDen events for which a large
number OF prominent athletes were Handicapped A.
clean sweep OF the handsome trophies. W y. Cossey
earned an ovation by winning the open half and mile
Eln. IN rapid suceession although his victory over
mnries:
one.hundred,yard Run. Open. Handicap-Final hons,
R:.,s s.w Y9I1 sisy yards Nay
ono mile Walk, Open. ,Handieap-Won by " Kleh1
sesonGs second Time. MINUTES 3ab seconds. w. ~
w Four oprhnndred.ana.forty.yaId Kun. Open, Handcap-
4 SIM. s.. Ieorve's a. g. 10 yards. second. Time.
hishr and eirhty;yard Run. Open. Handicap
HenberEer. New York city. 90 yards. third; Evan
second. but si,6als@ Ii. essm "on on being
protested asa professional
One,miie Run Open. Handicap-Won by W +. Clos.
scratch second: w. T. French New YORK city Sc yards.
'hhra 'hnn Ime minutes 43 I'D seconds.
aS s.ss f9n EsmSsys rnGsaP-w9n BY
Time, II as seconds.
Four;hundrel. and. .iorty.yard Run. for Members.
sGSaeMGh minuie % ey g. May j. H. Kesser second Time
st RSp for M:ms.
wSnb A. May with II feet inches: J. H. Mcclure.
=, Potato Race for Members of L. o. No. 2-won by A. }.
Ty: :; u. k.ser, second Daniel T. Mcbride. third
Pour hundred .nnd.forty-yard Run for Delegates to
kationa conyention; scrnich--Won by r FoFkstti Z.
fIanf second. Time, minute II 81 seconds.
Z; yaIa Tmo.Sg sS oSKn. SRs J
oNehL second. Time minutes 2636 seconds.
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rw YORK. 12: BALTIMORE, IL.


BALTIMORE. Aug. 5.-To attempt to describe
ia detail Just how to-day's game was won and
lost would take up altogether too much OF
THE SuN's valuable space: For nearly three
hours the New Yorks and Bnlti m ores tired
$500 people with one OF the rockiest ex hibi:
tons Of ball piayinE ever seen s on the local a
and light batting characterized the, homo
teams work. while wild pitching and some
rank errors parred the visitors record. Three
Ward. and twice Emslie helped his men
around. and still he refused to accept:
Not until 1t was forced upon him In the last
inning by the home team did no finally decide
to accept the offer. Both teams used uD two
pitchers. and. had tho game been lengthened
Just little. might have used UP several more.
German. who started for Now York. had 1T
tie control OF the ball. Try AS he would he
could not get 1t over the plate. In tho first
inning he gave two bases on balls: In the sec
ond he gave one and hit batter. In the third
ne gave only ono base. in the fourth he again
gave two and allowed two singles to follow.
In the fifth he got oil with one. but in the
sixth he again allowed two to follsw by q
double: With the baees full he was preparing
to make another present.. whom Ward con-
cluded to take him out and let baldwin have
chance. Mark started in well by fouling out
the batter but then his usefulness ended. for
he gave three bases on bal 8 in succession.
forcing In as many runs There should have
boon four when the next batter hit a fly to
deep right field. but Long was too tired to
come IN from third. and Mark had then
started to do business. The score:
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Sam Liebgoid Does Somo Tall Walking 40
tho Pastime A. Z. Games.

The applause of 1000 patrons endorsed the catering
Of the Pastime A. management at the club grounds.
sxty.sixh street and Eastern boulevard. yesterday
The extra seating accommodation and other recent
the followers Of the club and left the officials
. comfortable margin for running on the card with
gramine decided inside Of two hours
Although nnsuccessful the walking OF Sam Liebgold
tts. o. fpc h OF vas e H @ II, no
time ever made on the track W. r. Burkhard tho eS-
champion furnished another treat at the same game
later on. walking an exhibition quarter In minute
66 l-5 seconds summaries .
one-mile Walk. Handicap-Won by Louis Lebgold.
C Is Seconds sssona: samasl LsSsold Pastms
1iebgolds time was q minutes 20 seconds track
ptssy;ysTd RUN Handissp1FmlHa IL S heat won by T
ond B L. Toplitz Star A. c.. feet. third. Time -
=, one Thousand.ynrd Run. MSndieap-Top by O. 9.
nonanaer' rnsano A. T.. 70 ,nTus; !. hsnTowitA.
yards third 1e @t1uSss IS ~ . A. 10
Eight hundred and eighty.yard Run. Scratch. for
nell Harriers George L. Burns Pastime A. q, secondt
Tred DUR. Pas,ime 4. c. third: J. MeFadden. New
HnvenI % Won The opening raeo at the s%VAa
Eamss Durr Was ruled out and MoFadden received the
Fourhundred and forly.yard Run. HandIcap-FinAI
heat won by jerome Buck, Hoboken. IA yards: Meyer
Cohen. New Jersey G. 20 yards. second: 4 Werner.
Buck ran unpaeed IN the second heat but as allowed
home in the small nsd, and made his effort In time to
Running High Jump. Handicap-won by Z. W GoH
New Jersey A. O., ~ inches with an actual Jump of8
ineh.s aseeond. with fset inehes Con roomey G
Eight d nd. Run sssatsh tos
Brown third. Time. minutes 50 SO seconds.
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srs,ton ?. on Hawlsy. struck ost-ay sica,ton .:
Isse hits-fintnsy ts. Dowd Cooley. Sacrifice hits
ORourke rfersr. liemming ~ rnfnsy. D9wd; ssn.
WRourke Pfener and W. Brown; Dowd and Cooley.
witd ptch-strutton Passed paHs-"shver, 4 umpire
snyder. Tiine-a;Oo
PHILADELPHIA. 81: wasuiscroS,
Pmt,prLru,. Aur. b-The Phiilies teat the Wash.
,nvt,ns en.iiS odny. The game marred by
sitickcrs foolish act. He threw the ball into the
crowd in right Held striking Wliam Wright IN me
ninth inning, bat compromised the matter with the
injured man and by good luck escaped a beating at
the hands Of the crowd. HAIRY WriRht tried hts new
pitcher OConnor In the lnsttwo innings anu ne oid
welt Attendance 1O.SiO. Tic scores
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The Morgan-Iselin cup defender Yigllant
was out on the Sound most OF the day yester-
day trying to get a badly fitting working top
sail to set properly. Commodore Morgan.
whose steam yacht May 10 now anchored of
C. Oliver Iselin's beautiful homo at New Ro-
chelle. was out on her for while. After sail
ing for little while. he hailed his naphtha
launch and paid q visit to the Larchmont
come. He is apparently well pleased with tho
viRiiants. work thus far and from present In
dications he undoubtedly has very fast boat
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THE SPEEDY OLD VIC III.
Came Nenr DOING the Trick Mt BuTaio-
Mnl billiard Pncea q Fast Mic.

| shnc Nchr bntuU thc hftck NJ huuAtu-
| Hal Diilnrd PAGES Fast Mile.
BUFFALO. Aug. 5-For tho first time since
tho Grand Circuit meeting began here last
| Tuesday the card was not cleared up at dark.
| the 2:13 trot being postponed after four rat
tling heats. This was the best race OF the day.
and was the first m meeting Of Hazel Wilkes and
Phoebe Wilkes. The race was made m ore In
teresting when old Vic II. outfooted them for
two heats placing her record at 2:12h In the
second heat A break on the HON estrctch left
VIC II. behind In the third heat, and Hazel
wilkes also made mistake when Goldsmith
was cutting Phoebe Wilkes down at n terrific
clip.
Tho fourth heat was exciting. as the fve
trotters wore we'll punched TO the last quarter.
Phoebe Wilkes had kept the pole. shaking AL
win OF at the half mile. Hazel Wilkes took o
short run on the backstretch. but came home
steadily. and, In final desperate rally on the
outside Just nipped Phpbe Wilkes BY nose.
with Magnolia In tho cetre. only head be-
hind. Tho rost Of nearly forty-eight hours
will improve the chances OF Vic H. as she is
scarcely hard enough just yet for q long race.
For the 2:20 trot Ellard ruled In the betting
at 8 to 3. and by very close decision got q
dead heat with San Pedro In the first mile.
After that the clip was slower. and the stallion
was not headed. although Zembia might have
got the third hert II Ed Bither's whip had not
caused Zembia to break. Tho judges noted
this. and set Bither's marc back to last place.
Illard had enough left to pull OF the race by
finishing the fourth heat in 2:17t. although
Zembia closed n gap OF ton lengths from the
hall mile and was gaining at every stride.
The Held sold as favorite over Hal billiard
only one he had to beat. Rosewater led to the
last quarter OF tho first heat but Hal Dillard
was outiooting him whom the latter wont to a
tangled broak. Atlantic King then rushed up.
and won cleyerly in 2:12k.
Hal billiard kept the lead in the second heat,
carrying Atlantic King at u 2:0S clip to the
half and passing him ON tho upper turn. The
left. as he stuck to billiard all the way home,
causing deers to tap. the son of Brown Hal
With tho whip to make sure OF his success.
wire. and Hal billiard had reduced his Cleye-
land record to 2:09A. With Atlantic King de-
moralized. in the next two heats Hal billiard
had only good exercise to win. Summaries:
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Good Work by Yacht. at Red Bank.

RED BANK. Aug. b.-Ths Shrewsbury Yacht Club gave
race today for special prizes Two classes OF cat
boats started In the nrst ~ to 2S feet were Forman
Smiths Irma T., Commodore Clinton Jamess Und no.
John wsgner's Shrewsbury. and George GiiIlEs Tip
Top The ether el.: % feet and under haa start
Stephen Roofs Gertrude A. aud Frank Pauline
W. racing va. f Of anseriAinty from start hnish
iIma won In She class Shire wsbury second and
gndne third. In the smaller clAss Gsrfruda a. won
me tenme course quicker than tho larger boats
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Yesterday afternoon at Owls Head. Bay Ridge, the
singles of the Crescent Athletic Clubs handicap tennis
OF Class b. who beat Grant Sotman OF Class in Tho
final round Summary;
". Gordon Parker ows half nftssn, by default;
Rounds for Glass Tour ament tWinners-PrslminAry
round Grant Eotman Class A. fifteen. beat Charles
Adams. Class O. thirty. by default Rinal round 8.
A. owe nftosn. Ga Ga
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Earned runs.New York. 2 Twobsse hits-KellY.
"a: :ioleEasnln4is: isyoi. EsIa; BURKE Ss.r:
"a ds,iSi .na SsGssx IL on On n.a m y
Ga ssgSk NerA sHs6 0qTIns
Er1slie.
BOSTON. 9: BROOKLYN. 3-FIRsT GAME
The largest crowd Of the season was at East
ern Park yesterday afternoon to see the two
games between Pct n the BrSokyn % and Boston clubs;
manaGems9t were forced to stop the sale Of
TO pay fifty cents to stand behind the wall OF
stand became patronized to an extent, plea SAINT
for the BROOKLYN management to behold. Down
uppsr ter was takeH up Ths oqoMa
was a. good one. but resulted. unfortunately.
paub. the new Br9oklyn pitcher was not to
blame, He created a very favorable impress
sion. 30 has, speed a nice curve that puzzles.
and held the Bostons down to eight hits.
striking out three men and giving five bases
on balls. A wild throw BY Foutz did much
one to the left territory. Duly t came "RMss Rome
s an tbs
bases. Brooklyn tied the score in tho fifth by
eetssIG swS rlRs on si9x,e by PSub base
Nash. Brooklyn tied again In the seventh on
base oa balls to DaSb. Griitln's single. and
eighth on q base OH balls, passed ball. two
qinglas. and an exeorablo throw to Keeer by
FoutSS tS.. This II Y won t the game. though they got
dce, and single. The score:
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CRICKET YESTERDAY.

Another victory In the series Of championship
matches for the second eleven section OF tho Metro
potan District Cricket League BY tho second
eleven Of tho New jersey Athletic Club when they met
tho second eleven of tho st. Georges Athletic Club yes
terday afternoon on the wicket Of tho New Jersey
Oval at Bergen Point. The score:
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STATEN ISLAND O. @.

Earned runs-Esw Jersey A. G.. /; Staten Island C. C..
g. First base errors-New Jersey A. O.. !; Staten
Island G q, :; Left on %Sa.s.-Esw bases Jersey A g. .;
ThreebaSo 6i,-tole Two. base bitS-ooie t2>. Cater
(2l n. Donnely. B. oconnor CO.. Owens Stolen bases
Bonneliy. T. OceHnoE sacrinSe hit-B oConnor:
bslIs-on Tying q on ArmiraTe,, 8: on Donnslly, 8
Struck outBy Tying 8; by Donnslly. Hit by pitched
Armitage. |. Umpire-Berryman- Time-2l8
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His Exeuse.

look here" said Skldmore to GllRal,
you've had nv umbrella o week. notwlth-
standing the fact that II bears. In large letters.
this tnssrigtion; This belongs to q. W. Skid
That's ali right" replied GilgaL "This
Isn't Tomorrow"
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News from tho Horse World.

Geraldine. the famous California mare. was
the largest Individual winner at the Brighton
meeting.
n. NJ. G-Yes. Her Highness was owned by
the late August Belmont. and afterward by
Tom Lakeland who sold her TO Charles Reed q
Sons OF tha FairView Stud. Gallattn. Tenn.
The Clifton meeting opens tomorrow. A
rromises . good nfternoon's sport William
French OF Brooklyn will drop the flag, having
been engaged for the trying position Of starter.
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Earned druns-Phnndelphia. II; WnrhinRton ]. Home
run-Deehnnty. Three.base hit-MauL Tvo:baso hits
cross. Boyle; Thompson {@ ipsobsnsy naiimsR s,osR
dale. sullivan Stolen ba,escro,s Double pH;s, plsy;s,
and sullivan. Loft on basos-Philsdeiphin. q; WASH
ington. T. struck out.By steckbridEe; J.; by MAUI
fiIst base on balls-Boyls Clements @ nIuh
ba-Ciements Radford. wild pitches-weyhnE, !;
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PIrrspuRGH, Aug. h-The local team won the ODD
gnmo day from the CiDcinnatia Tho weather was
excellent, and 300 persons were present. King
pitched for the visitors and pitched good game but