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Rltal. J L~eonlles a Batteries- HllsF and Hanertyi
AT HoRRBrowS, :. J.
nOrtsto~n Field Club 2d5 Q soSs "a
Base hits-A, p. O., 10; summit, 5. ETTon-M. y. c.,
Z summit 10. BAtteries-HOWen and Caldwell;
Foster and Young.
AT VAA ooATLESDT PAkE
81. EH:ss;ssl I e g. fit5stiI--iiss
AT cLAkENcETuLE
CtaneneeFtne .............2 l o 0 o 90
g. Rose OF Lima ,.......,..O o o 2 s 0 0 o 90
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Young BERTHE Goelet Has . Marrow Escape
From Being Killed.


NEWPORT. Aug. 1s.-The long awaited polo
tournament opened here to-day, the Meadow
brook second team and tho Myopias Of Boston
meeting for the individual silver cups offered
by Harold p. Whitney. The contest was q great
disappointment as II proved to be a monotony
OF Myopia goals, relieved only by two very
startling accidents.
BERTHE Goelet, the twelve-year-old son of Rob-
ert Goelet, while standing on the edge OF the
nearly killed. He lay motionless for a time. His
aunt. Mrs. Whitney Warren. Mrs. Burke-Roche,
and Mrs. Yznaga ran to the injured boy and as
sisted him 10 the club house. He recovered in q
few minutes. A little later Lawrence McCreery
and Il. g. Shaw rode together with great force.
Both were thrown, and McCreery was laid on
by his pony, which had TO be raised bodily from
him. lie played on for a while with remarkable
pluck, hut was soon Obliged to leave the game.
Reggie Brooks took his place. No blame can be
attached TO Eustis for the accident TO young
Goelet.
The teams and handicaps were as followsi
Meaduwbrook Second-w. c. EustIs, 4 goals; 6. x.
X, 1. kgassiz, 10. Total, %.
This gave The M~eadowhrooks an advantage of
IL goals. The Myopias. however. played a game
goals. At the close Of the third period OF fifteen
minutes, with one period more to play. the
M~cadOwhroOks quit, and the Myopias took the
handsome Whitney trophies.
The M~eadowbroOks nearly scored in the first
game. NtngGt and Eustis played like tiends, but
the Boston men played prettily together. They
say that they will take home all the cups. Sum-
mary Of the game:
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NJ, -,S. s.s,rD " id Pts "a S : rssr.el ne ne .s :; sr'''' az Ne

n. prooNtv,s ,u-ne,I the tables on Paterson AZ Pros
pect PARK aud won by -. runs and 3 wickets, ne nne
stand Of A. A. Adams aud W. u, scale. gaining me We
tory after the best batsmen had been disposed OF. Inc
score:
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Jerry MarsA.Ir. Trial Horse.

PITTSBURGH, Aug. ls.-MichAel Haley, who
represents in the East John J. Quinn, the
hacker Of Jerry Marshall, says: Dixon will
have TO fight Marshall, Tom O'Rourke assures
me that he will make the match" Haley also
makes the following statement:
"ORouTke and | will meet on Monday TO ar
range a match between Marshall and Benny
Peterson OF Philadelphia for $1,000 a side and
the largest purse offered. This match will be
made with the understanding that il Marshall
defeats Peterson, Dixon will night the winner
Tor the fCathsT-weight Championship Of the
world and 81, 500 a side, which / shall post on
Monday"
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II was Brcitenstein against Stein in yester-
days game at Eastern Park between the -.
Louis and Brooklyn teams. and the man with
the longer name sent in the greater number OF
pretzel curves and won accordingly. Both
WRITER'S were in first-rate form, and the hits
were few and far between. stein fooled the st.
Louis batsmen in every inning but two, As a
matter Of fact, the BrOoklynite pitched what Is
usually termed winning ball, but he had no sup
port at the bat whatever. Roger COnnOr, the
New York ~cast-off. was the only visitor that did
anything Of consequence against STEMS pitch
ing. The big first baseman made two three-base
hits, and one OF them came in opportunely
enough TO send in ct. Louis first run. Breiten-
stein retired the Brooklyn batsmen almost ~. he
pleased. He struck out seven men. Con DALEY
and Tredway each struck out twice. .Tredway,
however, made one ~ the Brooklyns hits. The
other hit Tom DAILY knocked out. The score:
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second a. PARROT fumbled Wards grounder.
Van Haltren then lined one between the LETT
field bleachers and the 25-cent seats for two
bases, sending in two runs amid a Wild scene;
Fuller flied TO Ryan. Van taking third. and
scoring the tying run on Ferrells single. Far
rell was thrown ont in an attempt to steal sec
Ond. Clark got his base on balls, but Murphy
ended matters Will a Rrounder TO Decker. The
tenth inning was played in the twilight Then
McOuaid called the game. II was a narrow es-
cape for the locals. TIT score:
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PHILADELPHIA, Aus. is.-The Philadelphias played
another excellent game to-day, aud beat the Cleve-
land team. Nike Sullivan, formerly Of Washington,
pitched for the visitors, aud was hit hard In the third
and fourth innings. After that he settled down, but
the PhiladclPhias had gained a commanding lead.
The game was played on the old and recently burned.
out grounds Of III" Philadelphia Ciub, Jnd nearly 1000
IeOpl" sat IN the Improved l.s1cn'rs and chairs
placed anywhere on the haif-unisn.d grand stand.
Clements, who was injured early Ia the season, made
his temperance b"nini the plate Tor PLIlalelphia
and caught part OF the game. The score:
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wester. League Games.

AZ. Sioux city-rirst game). Sioux City. 10; NIL
waukee, 10. Second game, Sioux City, 20; NIL
waukee. 8.
Al ndisnspoli Indianapolis, 10: Toleio.l
At ~DctroIt-Detroit. II; brand Rapids. IS.
At Kansas City-kansas City, ~: Minneapolis, IL.
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LoSDoN, Aug. ls.-w. W. Howard. the Amer
lean cAnoist, raced against ]. A. Brands half
rAter lugger Spruce in the estuary on Salcombe
last evening. The course Was nine miles and a
half long. Howard brought his canoe over the
nnlsh line well ahead OF the lugger. Howard's
next race will be On a course across the Channel
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In actual play the Myopias made eighteen
goals. and the MeadowbroOks lost a Quarter by
a safety. Considering the handicap the score
was: My0pia, Is; Meadowbrook, l5A.
The umpire was +. l., Winthrop. Jr., and
timers, Reginald Brooks and II. L. Cottenet.
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state. I.I.ss G. {. Tsaal. Tou-sx

The end Of the ssminnal round In he Staten IElsad
Cricket Clubs tennis tournament was reached yessse
dAy. q. A. Wills love 4 8Ol heat J. A. Maolsaa a Al,
IN consecutive ssl4 Wills has yst 20 meet cliskIsS
u ne nnAl round before he can win ne touThI@s1I
s s. .ElisTissHLsH e.. Q u s-s
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BALTIMORE IN THE LEAD.
VIEW FORMS lose ONE CANT TO
CHICAGO AM TIE ANOTHER.

Rosto-s Rssiy Thrsshes ny the Cinei.rstis.
whiis Hsuion's Mes wis rro- the
P~ittsburehs ~. Louis whitswsshes
RrootIy-- PhtsdeIphiss Costiuse 60 a.
v.nre ny waiiopise the CIsveisnds -
wsshi.eton Defeats Lo~uisviiie-Nstes.
The B%altimores wrested first place from the
champions yesterday. and hold II by three
points. They simply toyed with the Pitts
burphs, while the Cincinnatis played horse with
The Bostons. The New Yorks found quite an
obstacle In Anson's Chicagos. who beat Wards
men in the first game and fought them ten inn
ings TO a draw in the second. This makes the
local team forty-one points behind Baltimore
and thirty-eight behind Boston. The Brooklyns
were shut out by -. Louis. and the Philadel-
phias continued to advance in percentage by
nogging the Clevelands. Washington beat
Louisville in an interesting battle for tail-end
honors. The results:
Chicago. q. New York. I First Came.
New York, 3: Chicago, 8 Second Came.
st. Louis. 4 Brooklyn, o.
Cincinnati, ~; Boston. q.
Baltimore. II. Pittsburgh, q.
Philadelphia. II: Cleveland. q.
Washington. q. Louisville, 4.
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Western A.soei.uo. Cameo.

At omaha-OmAha, =; Quincy, q.
Al lincoln F1rst game, Lincoln, Il Jacksonville, g.
Second gameD, Lincoln. @; Jacksonville, ..
At Des Moines-Des Molnes, II. Rock Island, IL.
At ST. Joseph-St. Joseph, =. Peoria, 10.
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ne crseke, team Of the New Jersey A. c. expected =
good same from the Manhattsns yesterday ~ Pros
pect Park IN the series for the Metropolitan cham
pionship. Their opponents battery, however, proved
totally unsble to cope with the bowling % Kelly and
Cobb, and the Jerseynen won by 100 runs, Keilys Z
wickets for II runs being the feature Of the match.
The score:
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Earned runs-New York, Il Chicago, b. Two.bese
hits-ward. Van Haltren, Three-base~ Dahlen
Home run Lange. Stolen 6ases-Doyle Meesin, pan.
chicago. l. First base. on balls-on Meekin, = on
Terry. 3. Hit by pitched ball-By. Terry, ]. Triple
play Fuller Ward, and Doyle, hf, on bsses-NeT
pitches -Meekin, z. Balk Terry. Time-2;J0. I'm.
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Earned runs-Ere, 8: Springfield, e.. First base by
srrors-Erie,, Fl springfield, 2 Left on bssesnErie.
9; on 6ruber. 2. struck out-By- NcGinnls, 4; by
Grubcr, 1. Home run-SheArOn. Three.base hits
Van Dyke (2). Twobase hit Donnelly. Sacrifice
hit-Ruehne. Stolen bases-NicholsOn w, Shearon.
Hit by pitcher-By Gruber. Umpire-Swartwood.
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Earned runs-Scranton. !; Allentown. !. FIRST base
by errors-Scranton l! Allentown, 2 Left on bases
Scranton, :; Allentown, y. First base on halls on
Blackburn, 4 on Kilroy, Z. struck out.By Black.
burn, ]. by kiiroy, z. .Twobase hits-Cahill Johnson.
Kelly az, Eilligan. Sacrifice hit-Costello. Double
plays-smith and Leblanc; Wise. sweeney, and Kelly.
Wild p~itch-Klroy. Cmpire-Klttrtck ~e-l 40.
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CD Left on hasssEstaten Island 4. q, 8: Sationsi
National =. p G. 3 Bases on bais77on McLary, o.
base hits-FosleI, Rooney J. becker. Twobase hits
J. Kelley, !. Decker, Haughwout. Sacrifice hit-Dls
sosWay. stolen bases-Mnler 49,, Rooney, Mackenzie
q collins 4 Decker 80 Decker lsl, HsHshwout,
2 Double, play-Colins, Rooney, and Chesterfield,
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BALTIMORE.

Earned runs-PittsbuTgh, /; Baltimore. 4. First
base by -BaltlmorC, Z. Left on bsSes-Pitts-
burgh, Z; baltimore, II. First ba-e on balls-On Ehret,
]: IN Gleason. 2. struck out-By Ehret. /; by GIea-
son. =. Thr..pase hll-kecler. TwObase hits-kel.
ley. Suglrn, Mc''raw, kreirr, stencil. Sacrifice hits
Hirrbaurr, Hartman. Stolen bases-EeIlcy ~, RcitZ,
McttrRw -. Brouth"rS. Brodie. Double plays EritZ,
jennings. and ITUutlrrs; MCtraN. Rtltg, and Hrouth.
ers. VIA ~pitch-Gleason Umplre-Detts. lime
Two hours.
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wAsHINGTO

Earned runsIMa shington' 3 Louisville, 4 First
bases Washington, . Louisville, :. First base on
bAlls-On Stocksdale, / on Hemming, 2. struck out
by StorkslAlC, |; 10y Hemming. 2. Home Funs-Ab-
hey Clark Hsmmlns. ImHhase %hlts,Ahbey SD.
Double plays hlebeck, Radfond, and CaTtN right;
Pfener and Gutenberg. Cmplre-Iiurst. Ttme-I31.
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The Hariems distinguished themselves at Central
Park I'm their game with the SictOras by making the
smallest total scored IN a match ~ New York this sea
son. Their opponents won by +3 runs through the
secured seven wlckets for six runs aud three for none
FesD@Cliyely. The score.
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NEW JERSEY A. c., 49, ANPERsASD, S.
AMPERsAND, y. Y, Aug. IS.-The New Jersey A. O.
won tOdAy's game by this score:

Earned runs-N. J. 4. G., e, First base by errors-N.
j. A. e.. Is. Left ON basrs-N-J J. A. o.. s; Ampersand,
~. First base on balls-On stewart, Z; on Crollus, 4.
Struck out-By Crolius, 2. b.. Stewart I. Three-hass
hit-Crolius. TwObAse hits-Beeman, Hinder, CuTTte,
Stolen ,6aSes-N, J. A. C., q, Ampersanl, 4. Double
~plays-knbs. OConnor, and Homer ~; KTlbs and II.
0Connor. Hit by pltcher-CTolius, |. Wild Pitches
CrOllus, =; Stewart, |. Passed balls-CurTie, Z; Stew
art, 3. U~npire-BdkeT. Time
STATEN ISLAND A. G., 10; NATIONAL q. y. G., 10.
The Staten Island Athletic club and National r. r. c
nine played a game at West brighton yesterday after
noon that Was marked 10y heavy hitting, Wild throw
Ing. and good base running. The score;
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PHILADELPHIA

base 10y, error. Philadelphia, z; Cleveland, 2. Left on
ba~es- Philadelphia, s.; Cleveland, 10. First base on
bsil,-On Taylor, .; on sullivan, I. Struck Out-By
Taylor, !; by sullivan, ]. ThTee-base hits-CroSs, !.
sullivan. hamilton, NJ. sullivan. TwObase hits-Dele,
hanty, McKsan. Sacrifice Indictments. Double plays
-llaker Z, lebeau, ana Mct'arr; thompson and Glenn
sullivan, /. Wild pltchcs-1aylor, sullivan. Passed
ball-Zimmer. U~mpire-ke,fe' Time-2 hours.
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Other Cameo.


oRAsoE A. c., i2: oRrrAs, '. ca.
The oritani Field Club. accompanied by three car
loads Of Hackensack " rOoters," JOurneyed TO orange
yesterday TO play the local team. In the tl,ird inning
Clare was hit In the face by a ball thrown by Kin-lcr,
the seventh inning. The score below shows what a
terrible ,lrubbing the visitors received. Attendance
y uDD The s.pre
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'. G.

Earned ~runs-orange 4. SIS; orttani :: C:.l: First
base by ~errors-Orange A C., 2; Or!tant =. c.. Left
on -bascs-Orange A. g., -. pFitaut r. c., y. Stolen
bases-orange a. e., - oritani !. e., .: First base on
halls-On Clare, /: on Van ualtrrn, I. Struck out
Fy Priest, q; by Glare, I by Van Haltren. /. Sacrifice
hit-yail. TwO-base hits Thomas, Lea!l, VAN. Murray,
smith, kinslcr. Three-baSe hlts-BruSh. Murphy,
Dietrich, Glare. Home run Murpny. VIVID pitches
Priest, g; Glare, I. Passed g. Double
plays Murray, Van Zant, and Kennedy; Thomas ana
Vail. U~mpire-Higgins T~iIne-2aUl.
ENGLEwooD p. G, .; ELIZABETH A. c., 2.
At Elizabeth Yesterday The home team was defeated
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At Brockton-Haverhin. 49, Brockton, 2. Base hits
-Haverhill, 12: Brockton, T. Errors -Haverhill, 4;
Brockton, Z. Batter1es-Hiau and Sweeney. Fourier
and Yeaser.
A. Fall River.Fall River. 10; Bangor. !: Base hits
Fall River. IS; Bangor, 4. Frrors-Fal River, 3; Ban.
gor, q Batteries-stevens Rollins, and Rupert, o'Neil
and HAYS.
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r..n.y,-..,. state Le.su. Games.

At Pottsville-Potuville. y: Lancaster, 3.
At Reading Reading, 4; Harrisburg, q.
At Shenandoah Shenandoah. HAzleton game post
poned until to morrow.
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BALTIMORE, Aug. ls.-Gleasons clever work and the
fastest kind OF fielding by the orioles held the Pitts
burghs down to two runs, while the home team scored
seventeen. Pittsburgh's errors. Of which they made
ten, were responsible for many OF the runs, although
Ehret's delivery was solved for seventeen hits for a
total OF twenty-five bases. jennings work was mar.
NellDus, and Donovan made a wonderful catch. At
fEnllnEa- q III The AClre.
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Earned runs-Cincinnati 10; Boston, =. First base by
rrpr,-,Clncinnat :: Boston, L First base on balls
on Nichols, I; on Hodson, =. Struck out-Ry Dwyer.
3; by Nichols, Ii by Hoison, 2. Home runs-Holiday
e., Bannon. Thrre.base hits-Hoy. Caravan. Two
stlvctts, Nichols. Stolen bases-Iatham ,McPhee. Nc;
Carthy. Iannon. Double plays-Smith. McPhee, and
C0miskcy; wash, Lowe, and Tucker; camel and Lowe.
HIT by pitcher-By Nichols. 2. Wild pitches-Sichols,
HCdson. UmpIre--EmsiIe and Hosgland. ~Time-2:l5
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Earned run-Providence; d Rnnaio. 2. LET, on
bases Providence, =; Buffalo, 3. First base on balls
on sullivan. L on Homer. /. Struck out-By sui.
Ivan, q by Homer. 3. Three.base hits-Knight, Dixon,
Lyons. 1wobase hits-Bassett, Stricken, Johnson,
Jrquhart Hotter. Stolen bases strtcker, Murray sui
Ivan. Double piays-Cooncy. Stricken. and Rogers t2)I
Collins and I%fquhsrt. Passed ~ball-Dixon. Umpire
Doescher. Time-I:5O.
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Earned runs-st. Louis,2. First base by erors-Brook
lyn. !. Left on basss-Brooklyn. 3; ST. Louis, 3. First
base on balls on stein. 2; on Breiten,tein, 3 Struck
out Breite nsteIn, T. Three. base hits-ConnOr 2.
Stolen hase-Corcoran. Double plays-Quinn and
Counor; Ely and quinn. Umplre-Lynch. Time-l!44.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. lS.-washington proved too strong
FOR Louisville tOdAy, and defeated the visitors In one
Of the quickest played games OF the season, the con
occupying but l hour and - minutes. Only SIX
In being batteh when men were on bases. Attendance
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EAstsra League.
AT wnKEsBARRE FIRST GAME

ftTsl base by NORTHUMBERLAND 2; Syracuse, 2.
Lgft ON bases NilkeabaTrP Z, Syracuse, 4 First base
on hsll--Un Bausweln 8; on Campneld, 8. Struck out
-Lezotte, Csmpneld, Beuswcin. Cross, Twobase hit
"; Eagsn' Grain Double Plays-CrOss, hinnehAn,
and n cSSSIry; I CSss; Ian Tasah ShI cc99RRiiss{y TEIsSh, CSGss,
der. Iime-lf5.
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The Staten Island c. c. had a very easy victory over
the Morris Heights Club, at Livingston, where they
won 10y iI5 runs after DECLARING their innings closed
innings for "a, not out. 4. f.. Patterson also showed
brilliant form. while the bow ling Of II. L. Jackson was
q feature OF the match. The score:
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Lack OF time forced a draw as the result OF the exit
hition match contested yesterday. afternoon on the
New Jersey oval by the Staten Island Cricket and
Baseball Clubs second eleven and the second eleven of
The score:
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With splendid battery work by Dunn and Hickey OF
the West side Athletic Club OF BayOnne, admirable
nelding support and heAyy punishment 70 Courtney's
twirling, Fred. HOeys crack Holly woods swAmpsd the
Murray Hill Athletic Clubs team In the game contested
AZ Hollywood, and witnessed b. more than a thousand
BDegtaIOFs The kcOrp.
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After the game with the victorias, the Hsrisms found
time to play a club match. in which =. J. Loughlfn's
team defeated l. websters by 81 runs
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BosroS. Aug. 1s.-The Reds knocked Nichols out of
the box In hve innings to-day and did not let up on
Hodson. who followed, winning with ridiculous, ease:
Dwyer pitched with remarkable steadiness and kept
the champions hits well scattered. Bug Holidays
batting was the feature Of the game. Attendance,
A gin The arprps
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bise 81 tens-WiiKssssSlrs ssrssS's nTs'
asssI%ilkss6sH 2 syr.eu.s : Elrsl 64ss Oa
lures bass hits-Le1Otte, Welch. Petit TWObass
sacrincs sLolsa $50
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E4rned Tuns-Hony Toods n ThTee-hase hits
Hickey, keator, l. RrokAw, Willard. TwohaAe hits
Hickey, Pnug, l. Brokaw, Heater, II. BTokaw, Mccain.
ttTst bass on balls-on Dunn, 4 on COuEney,A Z. First
on goods : Murray HIS a struck out
BY Dunn, To- y Courtney, Z. stolen bAse-PnuE
o., Dunn tSl Hickey. Heater ~. Wild Pitches
Courtney, O. Passed & Umplre-BrOsn
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HARLEM.
-. NJ

The recently organized team OF the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company fell easy victlms 10 the 81.
Georges A. G. at Central Park, where they were do
feAted by an Innings and two runs. The score:
METROPOLITAN INSURANCE &C
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Simon. c5ieaI %. Double ~pIsy-crc. Esssn snd
Mclaughlin, and Bauswein. Time-i;f0.
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M sFTSslys ss0SSs slsssI ssSs .1s5sssSaq: :SS
ls1g0s Eans. Gnd HsTs defeated ~ 20 rVhs Lad Z
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sI0sE CIsy OEsrs ssS.OSs Tor tLs Csrssts
JasksOl Fight

AoC1 Chr, Aus. ls--Ths siOuE city A. G. eomEossd
ageT, hls morning TAI Ihsy sOud Give $4,000 Tor
TIE cOrbeu-Jacksoh aShL
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The caribbeans and Elm C. c. played . Close and er.
citing game at Central Park, who're the former wonhy
the narrow margin Of two runs J. 1. Watson for the
winners and G. Carberry for the Elms divided the
hOnors In batting. The score:
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ENGLEwooD p. c, 3; ELIZABETH A. c., 2.
At Elizabeth yesterday the home team was defeated
by the EnglewOOd +. G.. by this score!

Elizabeth A,C.,.. .....".,o 0 o 2 o o o %
E~nglewOOd /. C....-..-,...O l = o | q | o -
Earned runs-EliEabeth A. G., ]; Englewood =. C.9
First base by er~rors-EliZabeth A. C., 8; EnglewOod =.
c. =. Left on bases Elizabeth 4. O. .; Englewooi p.
G., 5. First base ON balls-On Murphy, Z. Struck out
BY Murphy, q. Home run Murehead. Twobase hit
Scheid. Sacrifice ~hits-Ogden, barber. Stolen
bases-Morrhead, Mclaughlin. Double piays-Mils
Scheid, LufbeTTy, and Davis; Lufberry AID Davis. I'm.
pire-ChamberlAin. Time. l:z5.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-08-19

'FaTreII batIed Tor FeTman Tn the ninth inning.
Chicago ........-...3 I q o u u q 2 Ga
New York. .......... .....I u o u u q o q o.
Earned ns-ChIcHgO, T. New York. =. TwO-hase
eit-iTwtn. stolen bases Ryan, Dahlen, Langc, Dnyle.
First base on errors Chicago, 2: New YORK, ?. FlrSt
base on balls ON Strstton, 9; on German, 2. Struck
eut-By stratton 2; by German, I, Hit by pitched ball
by German, 2. Double play Fuller, Ward, and
pOyle. Left on bases chicago, Z, New York. >.
falsed BAL wilson Time 80. U~mpire-McQuaId,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-08-19

IrOnsides "a Cuban Giants, at Shooting Park
{. 7 Va GoThAms, At COhlers Park
OntATtOs Va ST. Nicholas Lyceum. a. Jersey City.
NOOdstocks Va ATinStons Of Jersey city, a. Belle
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-08-19

The m and Kings County a.. George met at
Prospect Park. and the former secured the victory by
rs runs, the bowling Of A. y. Harding being a feature
Of the game. The score:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-26
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