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The Press., 1894-07-19

Norwich Bulletin: Senator Allen, the Nebraska populist, was so enraged at be- ing called an anarchist by Gen. Hawley, that he invoked the stimulating aid of a bottle of whiskey and then went hunting for the offender. He managed to find Gen. Hawley's clerk and after assaulting him, declared he could flick Hawley or any of his clerks!" Any dog might do that, but it takes a man to match "Gen- eral Joe"
 r w. II. Nelson, who is in the drug busi- ness at Kingvllo, Mo-, has so much con- tidence in Chamberlan's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhma Remedy that he warrants every battle, and offers to refund the money to any customer who is not satis- fled after using it. Mir. Nelson takes no risk in doing this because the remedy is a certain cure for the disease for which it is intended, and he knows it. It is for sale by w. W. Lathrop, Stafford Springs, and G. l.. Phillips, South Coventry.
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Football a. West Point.

WEST PoIST, y. V, Sept Now that camp
life is over the cadets, in their leisure moments
will turn their attention 10 football matters.
The manager Of the team this year is Cadet II.
A. White, with Cadet r. l.. King as captain
What the lineup OF the team will be cannot be
even guessed at with any degree OF accuracy,
for under the new rules it will require many
day practice before any conclusion can be ar
rived at. II Is pretty certain, however that
STACY Lott, and Ames will occupy their old
places. nTactiee games have already COM
menced. The schedule for the seasons games
so far as arranged, is as follows:
With the Lafayette College team, Oct. 10:
Lehighs, Oct. IL; Yale. Oct. %: Union Nov g.
IL Is Tnmored that game will he arranged with
the Nillets Point team, managed by Adjt
Morrow, but the matter IS not settled
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Was Champion ZeigIer Pock esed .

Otto Ielgler. the Pacific coast cyclst, who
made such a remarkable record for himself at
the Denver meeting, winning the champion
ships and creating some new records, was de-
feated by J. 5. johnson last week at the Puebla
race meet. His defeat was ascribed To various
causes, but the Pacific cyclist attributes Il t0 a
conspiracy, as follows
Ieigler was defeated by johnson at Puebla
last Monday In the mile open, and thereby
hangs a tale. IL seems the Eastern cracks ar
ranged a conspiracy 10 defeat the California
champion and let the great John s. capture the
mile, the rest agreeing to pocket Ieigler As a
fore Otto could extricate himself. hut when hs
did that lead WAS cut down tn less than ten
yards. This conspiracy was made up going
down on the train the night before, and was
overheard by Ed, SpOOner who afterWard made
u public. This is one Of the reasons Otto did
not go East, fearing the same trick would be
play ed on him throughout the circuit,
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WHEELMEN WANT DONATIONS.
Immediate Subscriptions Required to Com-
plete the Cycle Path.

Chairman Isaac h. Potter Of the Brooklyn
Good Roads Association. who is managing the
funds for the whee!mens cycle path from Pros
pect Park TO Coney Island is surprised that the
whe elmen are not Joining more earnestly in con-
Irritating To u scheme which is going to benefit
them directly.
To n SUN reporter yesterday Chairman Potter
stated that in company with Charles Newboura
of the Subscription Committee hc placed sub
scrptiOn blanks in all the club and road houses,
on tho boulevard on Thursday evening"
Throughout the week he sent subscription
blanks with personal letters to all the cycle clubs
In Kings and Queens counties, cali ing on them for
donations. He is now sending ont personal let
tiers To all the prominent whcelmen. merchants,
and cvcle dealers in Brooklyn. asking for their
cooperation in the scheme.
Next week 5000 letters will he sent out to
whoclmen in Brooklyn whose names and ad-
dresses are in the hands Of the census bureau Of
the Brooklyn Good Ronds Association.
chairman Potter and his colleagues are work.
ing indetat tigably tn bring tho necessary funds
Ia hand. He admits that no returns have yet.
York, or New Jersey, which lie expects viii
greatly swell the fund, but the unattached
wheemen sending in subscriptions very
terday:
1aerrry cyc,is, I" Rrookivn:
Island Is now being graded 20 a width of il feet ami
% when ;fa%i aTeSS i@f TSTE r TO and nd spSa
st and VIII @ e he nas T%s Sad Sa,n d
the world cnnstrctcd for the exclusive ~ wheel,
men All vehicles except bicycles md trirycles and
M pedestrian, are g b" excluded from its use Of tho
% wrs s"f %GH h"ES To- s r%Sqn S
Mheel~ay during the present year. To await the
disTetion Of another administration means doubt,
delay, and - red tape" The wheelncn OF brooklyn
and their friends propose ny voluntary slh.
scripton the sum ~ $4,000 and To present II 10 tho
Seycs gGsrs rdoRS sSiS ;ST. % n
sure the Immediate completion ~ this wheelway,
The Officers or IA" Park department have expressed
thelr cordial appreciation ~ this ernrt and have
agreed 10 go at once with the excavation grading
and rolling of the earth sub grade" and purchase
and put on an ample top layer of koa HOOK gravel
Hnd ro II To arm. smooth surface and thereafter
:" p"rP"tually maintain the wheelwey IN good con,
diton Tor the exclusive ~ cyclists All cutters az
road crossings are Ia he opened 10 the fll width ~
the wheclway, fourteen fecl by large nagsione-
smpothy nttrd In plas', and crossings he kent
10 proper grade and In smooth and dry condition 10
rAiS The necessary funds az csf IN tho
City or brooklyn invited 10 contribute according
MS ability All cnntrihntlons viii he acknowledged in
the columns ~ the brooklyn daily papers time 10
time Contributions may he sent 10
Isaac n PuTTER, Chairman,
80 Hanson place brooklyn.
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TO RETITE PROFESSIONAL CYCLE
RACING.
IL IL Proposed to Bring Zimmer rmnn Back
90 Race In This Country.


It Is Proposed TO Bring Zimmerman Back
TO Race In This Country.
The success which Zimmerman, Banker, and
Wheeler have attained in the professional ranks
In Europe has led the supporters Of cash prize
racing in this country to believe that there is
still an opportunity To popularze the sport in
America. In spite OF the considerable money
lost by the promoters of the Cash Prize League
last season, movement Il now afoot. well
backed financially, to bring the American pro-
fessionals and party Of foreign racing men TO
this country this fall and hold a series Of pro-
fessional meetings throughout the country. The
scheme, II Is reported. is supported by some
well-tO-do sporting men. who have become rather
enthusiastic over the hig crowds, &C., who are
attending the professional races abroad, and he
leve that they see IA big financial return in the
promotion of similar races In this country
w. H. Troy, the manager of the American pro-
fessonals, Is said to be interested in the scheme.
So sanRuine are the promoters Of this profess
sional scheme that II Is proposed to hire n track
IN the suburbs OF this city and arrange some big
races Immediately upon the return of thinner
man. The latter, upon his departure for Eng
land In the spring, asserted that this would be
his last season upon the track; and, as he IL at
present booked to compete at number of indoor
not seem likely that he will arrive in this coun-
try until the early part Of December, in which
event indoor races VIII have To be promoted;
Zimmerman ride professional races IN this coun-
try. the promoters OF these events must not lose
sight Of the fact that his succession Of Victories
In Europe. where he is winning big purses and
percentage or the gate receipts of each meeting
a. which he rides, will necessarily make him a
high-priced man. To launch the professional
racing scheme in America again will require big
being offered there Is no doubt but what n num-
Der Of the class men would desert the l.. A. w.
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Ladies at the HELM.

SnEiTER IsIASD HEiqHrs, sept The Shelter Island
Yacht club had It's last OF the season this after
noon IL was a special race. In which each boat was
sailed by crew OF ladles short course was
marked out from DeeTiRg HATbor 20 the GEeenport
Railroad dock, thence around nag boat anchored
near the breakwaer the boats going over the course
twice, thus bringing the entire within sight OF
the club house. The fact that the ladles waEs re-
qured 70 sail the boats made it impossible for arEsr
craft craft 70 Soppete 80 the sl0oPs and nn kselI were
The s1d was very Light and the start on the race
was nothing more than dlftlng match With ghs tida
IN which the light boats with the large Eas Eainsd
yech lead that when the breeze spFans up on to sec
ond round they could not be oyeFLAk en- The Esnius
MT Beck iths boat won IN the second clAss and ths
hInnary;
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brought the pitcher home. Holiday got life
ON Fuller's tumble, Latham crossing the plate,
and McPhee drove the ball clean TO the
left field fence for home run. The
New Works had luck with them IN their half
aud scored twice when the odds were against
took his base on balls, but was cleanly thrown
out in try for second Van ltaltren also took
lis base aud then Fuller shot n liner through
the ropes in left centre for one of the prettiest
fOur-baggers Of the season.
Rusie began pitching in the sixth, and al
though Cumiskey and Wittrock made base hits
double play by Ward and Doyle prevented any
runs. After that the Ohio crowd died easy. The
El..I
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Earned ruus-New YORK, I; Cincinnati, 2. Twobsse
wilson Hoy. Holiday. Home rnns-Tiernsn,
errors New York, 9; Cincinnati, L.. First base on
balls-on German, 81 on wittrock, .. Struck out
By German, / by Elttr9Sk 1. HI by pitcher BY
bases-New York, &; Cincinnati, 4. Passed baii-wll
son. Wild pitch-wlttrock. Time-li30 Umpire
McQuaid. Attendance-12,00O.
BRooKLYN, o; LOUISVILLE, 5-FIRsT GAME.
In addition to the game regularly scheduled
for yesterday afternoon between the BrOoklyns
and Lousviles the postponed game OF June
was also played. The Brooklyns succeeded In
winning both games, and the Eastern Park
cranks went home tired but very happy. There
were some extremely pretty catches during the
day, and In several innings in either game the
playing was decidedly poor.
This latter style Of play was particularly
noticeable in the first game. The Brooklyns
hardly deserved TO win the opening con-
test. Their fielding was loose and their
batting not at all strong. BY great luck they
managed to win the game in the ninth inning
lemming weakened and gave bases on balls.
Brooklyns began the ninth with little hope fopa
victory. Hemming had settled down after the
first inning and was well supported. But when
Grimm came to the bat he got his base on balls,
and bopo was bred In the breasts of the Brook
lynites. Billy Shindle cast q cloud over the
crowd by striking out. But Corcoran hit
safely. Burns got base on balls. filling the
bases. DAILY hit the ball so hard that IL caromed
of Pfeffer and Grlffln and Corcoran made the
coveted runs. The score:
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Baseball Notes.


II. p. Lit Is now the Yonkers team.
WASHINGTON, Sept l.-Georgs HAddOrk who Was re-
leased by the Phiies several months will Join the
Washington Baseball Club Monday at Pittsburgh
The Pelham . r. c. have several open dates for'Sat
urday games during Srptembyr. Would Ike 10 near
from all uniformed clubs with players averaging ~
years, Fort schuy leTs and Mlets Points Preferred
No guarantee Address J. II. Hogan, city Island n 4.
on "Wednesday naNt a heneht game Of baseball Will
be played at Wallace's kldgewoOd ball grounds be-
tween the mines representing the Daily Amsrtea and
IhE Sun close game Is eKpected, and the beueh-
clAry Charles K Cater Will receive q liberal OF
money, a his hosts Of friends Intend turning
large numbers 70 aid him in bis zad A1iicIlOn- The
game Is 20 be called at 2:S0P. NJ
The protested sidneySsmes have been decided
Lead In the Brooklyn Amateur Association that cannOt
be overcome The Long Island team has one more
game % play, and that s with the IrOquois nine
sept 8 The kesolutss play the Iro9uois on that
date also On Sept 10 the last Of the association
VIII be played the Resouies aud the IroquOls being
the teams that Will end the season- The record
Gibbs. 5oH- Losf. ornL Ciubs- W0a. Lost. cslf.
sidSsy 80. : .5s3 ifoqgioiiss ..., 800
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FHuADELTaIA, l9; o.. LoUIs, 0-AETIRSoos GAVE.


TotAls-.....ls ls27ls q Totals. sI7a7l4
& sSs'ieaS''a'a EoSi. ,,,'.,5 gsiS2s6's
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pEapsd runs Cincinnati. 81 New York, 5. Two-bass
b,s-bb9llSay ba.s bit .sJ % %SG@atsy M smith Fuller Three
TierEIan Yen HaltrSn, Ward First base on errors.
Msskih tTrs T oStE pTs T,5 Osse S on eslls-oT
Double plays-smith, ncPhee, and comisksyi fuiieP,
YoTE Fssssd Os.-Ssrrc. %ii T. SfS TS
NEW YORK, s; CINCINNATI, 6-sEooSp GAME.
The result of the second game was in doubt
until big Amos Rusie was called upon tn tAks
ierman's place In the points in the sixth inning
while the New Yorks held their lead of Two
runs until Umpire McQuaid called the game on
seventh inning. In this game Nike TleTnan and
shorty RULER were the heroes, both OF their
homeirsn drives coming at times when men oc-
short field, WittroSE pitched fcr ci8cinnS,i 0rasi
and showed up pretty well. but his magnificent
Latham was permitted TO resume fis place al
third. which be did with q series OF bows and
serapes which made the crowd roar with
The visitors started in to touch up German at
the very start The only Latham got his base
81 balls aud scored ON twO-hagEer by Dummy
Hoy, The latter also ran in on Holidays
double 20 right. MePhee took four balls and
Wilson's throw 70 Farrell killed the Bug"
easily: Then Merritt and CanAyan went out on
scored one run on Holidays nun OF Burfe's
ny, Wild pitch, and two outs; Holiday com
right held and shifted csnaySn 10 isft put nun IN
The New Yorks tied the score in the third.
isaSs BoGks Was safe on Smiths error ana stole
quick return OF the ball caught Burke Oh Ihiri'
lteTnan taxing second. whence he counted on
farrells clean baser to centre. In the fourth
the NeEs forks took " hat looked like a strong
iTAd by scoring four runs. Fuller got -four balls,
" ilson dou bled 70 right, and, On CierIuaIs long
m 70 Holiday, Fuller ran IN. Burke then sent
Wilson home with pretty base hit, and Mike
fternAn lifted one into the crowd in right field
Ior home run. Farrell Was safe on LAthams
tumble, but WAS thrown out at second That
made the score 70 2, bat ths Cincinnatis didnt
quit They vent At German In the nfth and
R31nded o9L four TQnA tying the score again,
hia = third with single. and Hoy's 0ut
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NEW YORKS WIN ANDLOSE,
Avn ARE THREE POTNTs BEHTND
THE CHAMPION BOSTOSs.

The thicsso- Thrash the Benneaters
without Mercy, WINE Wards Men
Rresk Even with CornIskey's Team, hat
tho BaItirnores Defeat cleveland and In
crease Their Lead - Brooklyn Wins
Twice rrou, Louisville Lout- and
PbiindeIphis Dersst Each other, white
washington and Pittsburgh do Likewise.
The New Yorks lost one OF their two garees
with the Cincinnatis yesterday. and thereby
lost an opportunity TO slip ahead Of the Bostons,
who were beaten out Of their boots by the Chi
cagos Meanwhile the Baltmores defeated the
t1evelands again aud strengthened their lead.
They are now twenty-one points ahead Of the
Bostons. who hold second place by margin Of
only three paints. Brooklyn beat Lousville
twice. st. Louis broke even with Philadelphia,
and Pittsburgh and Washington won and lost.
The results!
Cincinnati, =; New York. q First gane).
New York, 81 Cincinnati o CSecond eams).
Brooklyn, .; Louisville, First game).
Brooklyn, 20; Louisville, SECOND game)
Chicago. II; Boston, :.
Baltimore, 5: Cleveland. 2.
~ Louis, 2; Philadelphia, Ftrst gans).
Philadelphia, 10; st. Louis y (second game.
Washington, II; Pittsburgh First gaTne).
Pittsburgh, is; Washington tsecond CAMEL
THE RECORD.
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staten Island A. C.........O 0 o o 3 . . -
Earned rlns-staten Island 4. G., o. Left on bases
Franklin Club - Staten Island A. c. T. First bass by
errors Franklin Club. 81 Staten Island A. c. s. Base
on balls-on Mcconnell 81 on Sharrott, 2; on Dis.
2; by pssosway, l. Two.base hit-Coogan. Three
Bassford shaw, Mct'onneii, Cadmrs t2i, Collins I2l
Miller, Foster, sharIott (2l, Iestrange, Rooney
Implre- Hnpkna Tlme-l 40.
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Bicycle Race. at Mount Holly.

series OF bicycle races will he held oct g g. and
at Mount holly, N j., in connection with the Mount
Holly Fair The list OF events Is as follows, Got 2
One mile, novice; one mile, handicap class A Oct 2
One mile. handicap open TO Burlington county
riders; half mile open class A one mile open class
A. bSt Half mile, open, class h; one mile, open
class b; nve mile, handicap, class b. ~'"'
The sun., 1894-09-02

Earned runs -Raltlmore, a. Cleveland, I. Left on
bases BALTIMORE Cleveland 10 First base on halls
on Glssson, !; on cpRPy; =. Struck opt-By Giss-
Jennings, Blake l2l, Mexican, thinner. Sacrifice hits
-keeleT, BroutheTs- Stolen bases-Kelley, Gleason
Cuppy. Double plays-JenninRs and Brouthers; Jen.
niIss ReiN and sr6g!hsrs; chids and Te6eaq; BuT.
- hours
ST. LOUIS, ~ PHILADELPHIA, (aORSING Camel
PBuApEIPHA, Sept l.-St. Louis defeated PhIlAdel
phia this morning Ths game was Interesting and
score: -
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River, g. Ratteries-Doisn and EDGAR Lincoln and
Rupert
Al Lewiston Lewiston, ~; Hsverhiil,5 s. Base hits
Lewiston, II; Haverhill, ! Errors lewiston, 81
Hayerhill, u Ratteries-saford and Bergeni Viau
and Sweeney.
Al pawtucket- Pa wtuckct 10: New Bedford. g.
Base hits -Pawtucket is; New bedford a. Errors
Pawtucket, 8; New Bedforl T. Batterics-Kelly and
nd
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Earned rpns-oranse A. O.. o; New Jersey A. G., 9.
First base by errors-Qrange A. C., 81 New Jersey A.
G., Lett on bases Orange A. c., 8; New Jersey A.
c. II. First base on balls-On CrOnin, 4; on Clare
OF Stewart, l, Struck out-By Cronln, 2; by Clare 2
by Stewart J. stolen bases.oranse A. g, =, New
Jersey A. O., D. Sacrifice hit-Carey. Twobase hits
Murphy, Horner, OCunnor. Three-base hits-Place,
Cronln, Krebs: Home run-Hutchinson. Hit by
balls,Currie2 Double plays.Beall and Brush; Place
and Brush; OConnor and Horner. Umplre-HIgglns.
Tlme-22i. Attendance-2,60O.
STATEN ISLAND A. C., Z; FRANKLIN cLuB ..
The Staten Island Athletic Club with George Shar.
rott, formerly Of the Bruoklyns in the box for ve
innings easily defeated the Franklin Club OF Nutley,
y: j., at West Brighton. =. l., yesterday afternoon.
The score;
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CRICKET rEsrERDAF.

The team Of the steamship Majestic put M good
game for the Morris Heights Club ~ Berkeley oval
and came out vIctors by - The bowling Of p,
Dawson and T. Murphy for the winners proved most
effective while Chief Oniccr Acheson bat,ed in excel.
lent form for 81. The score
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A. 81. Joseph No game; rain.
At quincy quincy, =. Rock Island, 1.
~ Jacksonville Jacksonville, y; Peoria, 5.
At tLincoln-Lfncoln, Z Des Moines, 3.
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Grayssead nay YaeLl IIub Raee.

The regatta OF the Grayessnd Bay Yacht Club was
sailed yesterday afternoon on the club house at Ben
s0nhurst. Hugh FeTgusons crack little boat the
Nellie captured the hOnors - the hFst lass and M
Rosalle Won the second class prize. 80
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whesImen'- Century Ham.

The second semi annual century run Of the west
chester Cycling League will he held sunday Sent
23 The start will he made from Yonkers and the des
tnstion will he HicksvIs, L. H. and The clubs
who viii participate Ia the will h. the Mount Ne p
non Nhetlnen Washington Wheemen, and Aings
bridge Wheelmen.
The sun., 1894-09-02

The Harlcms played their last league match Of the
season at Central Park where they gained an easy
victory over the COlumbas by 43 runs. L. Webster
and r. J. Luughlin very successful with the ball
innings for 23. The score
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AT wuKEsBAaaE-(rIRsr GAVIN.

Earned runs-WIlkesbArre, o. Y0nkers, 2. First
base by erroTs-wIkesbaTre, a. Yoniers, p Left
% Spii; on KiIIoy, ~ Ss Sa%pasi = st!uss out
ned Iytle dlen. Three base hits W. sweeny. shan
non Duryea Two-base hits-Campneld (2l shannon,
Costello. Sacrifice hits-Duryea, Stearns, Petit
stolen , hssss,P swssny .sl, Lyle Wise L2I. Dayen
huryea. Hit by pitchef-Wse. Passed ball Costeilo
Umpire-DoescheT. Ttme-2;lO.
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Earned runs-Brooklyn, ~ Louisvllle, First base
by errors-Brookyn. Q; Louisville, |. Left bases
Brooklyn 3; Louisville, .; First base on balls on
hsdy, o. by Wadsworth. l. Home run-Corcoran.
Burns, Grimm, Lachance, Grim Richardson, wAds-
worth, Sicol: Sacrncs hits-Tredgsy, Clark. stolen
nedy, .; by Wordsworth, g. Umpre-Lynch. fine
hours. Attendance-336S.
CHICAGO, IT; BOSTON Z.
RosTos Sept. THE champions met their Waterloo
~ the hands OF the Chicasos to-day In the worst
hlbtion OF baseball they have put up this year At
tendance a Tha rOra.
The sun., 1894-09-02

Tho Manhattan and Victoria clubs had close nght
In the championship series OF OF the Metropol
tan League Yesterday at Prospect Park. and the Nan
hattans Just pulled the victory on by the
gin of eight runs. J. Rose and A. Smedley for Man.
haitian and A. Wyle and W. H. DenEel for Victoria
divided the batting honors The score:
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sidss. tttendsnce. S.soo. The score: A"s " "''
rTrrsBURdH.

base by -Pittsburgh, 4 Washington, l. Leit on
bases-PittshurRh i2 Washington, II. First base on
balls on henefee, 81 on Mercer, .. struck out BY
Menefee o Three base hits Berhauer, Menetee ,Sug.
stensel, Menefee, Joyce. Hasssmer. Sacrifice hit
sugden. Stolen bases Steerc, Scheibeck t2l, Nc
CURE. Double plays-Maul and Cartwright; schei
beck and Cartwright Hasssmcr and Cartwrlsht HIT
oyo Pltcher-By henefee' !. Umplre-Emsiie' Time
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Earned runs-scranton :; Syracuse, !. First base
scranton IA Syracuse, : First base on balls on
]: by Bauswine, y. Thrce.base hit. t.-Johnson. Two
base hltsH Smith, Grimm. Sacrifice hts-Phclan
Smith, simon. Stolen bases simon, Grifln EAgan
l2l. Double pays-Quarles, Smith, and Lehane Cross
Pagan. and Powers Passed ball-Patchen. Umpire
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rrssrroH. is. WASHINGTON, s-srcoxp o.ns.


Earned runs-Plttsburgh, y; Washington. ). First
base by errors Pittsburgh, d. Washington, Left ON
bases Pittsburgh, O.; Washington l2. First base on
hnlls-Oh Mercer, 1 of Ehrct. o. struck out-By
Mercer; L by Ehret Three6sse hits Becklcy ,l2j,
Smith, Stencil Weaver, selbach. Sacrifice hits-Bier.
bauer, Cartwright (2). Stolen bases Donovan, Sug.
den Steerc, Hassainer. Double plays -Steere and
neckley; steere, Blerbauer, and Beckley. Umpire
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Earned runs-Erie, I; Buffalo, o. First base by er.
rors-Erie 3; Buffalo, 1. Left on hasas.Erle, Buf
fAlo, IL. First base balls-On McQinns, 2; OF
Hoffer s. struck out-By MeGInns, /: by Horer. ..
dyke, Clymer. Twobase hit -Shearon Stolen bases
shearon (2l, Lally a., Field. Double play-Smith,
Nicholson. and Field Wild pItch-McGinnis. Umpire
The sun., 1894-09-02

~ Milwaukee Milwaukee, ~; Grand Rapids, l.
At Minneapolis Minneapolis, y; Indianapolis, \
At Sioux CITY Sioux city. is; Detroit, 10.
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BAssbAII GAass To-day.

81 LOuls ys. Cuban GiantE. at Newark.
h9kess Lyeeam "a AarlsLa cAtAolie Club, ~ Pisss
BrOoklJn ", oAkdals kthlstio Club, at BgookIyu-
tf~~-sAas - hz=aas Hlii4 - Fs- S-s+
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.Ely declared out because 6f Dowds Interference
with the hall.
s. 3 J -s Css
bass ssr1sa SS TSns5aissPha s. doS First
IN ST5isaad;Slphs 81 Louis Trs. base
By breitsnsten. z; by Fannng. 2; by Taylor. /.
Home run-Boyle. ThTse-base hts-CQnnor, shugart
stolen bases : Clements, sullivan, quinn. Double
plAys-Conhor (unAsalstsdl Hogan, BrelensLeln, and
Ttme-2-05.
PHILADELPHIA, I9 or L0Us, 9-AFTERSooS CANE
afternoon game 10y superior all round playing Hits
were made Just when they were needed, aithongh
both pitchers were hit hard Attendance s 500. The
scuZ:
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The team OF the steamship T.ucania played n close
and exciting game with the Caribbcans at Central
Park and lost 10y only six after hard fight j. J.
Rollins aud j. BrOwnbill did the best batting for the
CaTibbeans while Mr. Settle secured top score for the
Lucanla The score: