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smothering base hits, his most shining vic
tim being Abbey in The fifth, when he
killed a sure run.
Abbey, Stocksdale and Cartwright made
very timely hits, While Hamilton, Cross,
Hallman and Boyle did most of the work
for Philadelphia.
HOW TIE RUNS WERE MADE.
Boyle dropped foul fly from Nicholson's
bat, and the Parson waited till lie got four
balls, and Abbey's grounder over third
for two bags sent him home with the first
tally. Z
Hassamer lead off in the second with
fig that struck the beachers just inside
the foul line, but the next three men went
out.
The third was a veritable Washington
pie by Cher MG(iill in ayers ofhits and bases
on balls. Selbach began the business by
stashinS drive over Delehanty's head, and
was rather injudiciously coached for
home run, no one being out, and was caught
at the plate on splendid throw by Sullivan.
HaSsamcr and Mcclure drew free tickets
to first, and BIZ scored on Cartwrjght's
high drive to right. A base on balls to
Crooks filled the corners, and Stockdale
sent Mac and the captain over the plate by
his sharp gTounder 10 right, Crooks reach
ing third, aud scoring on Nicholson's fly
to Hamilton. Nobody passed second after
Nicholson worked round TO second and
third on balls and good base running, but
were left on Joyce's strike-out.
NOTHING TILL THE FIFTH.
The Quakers did nothirg till the fifth,
when Sullivan connected for a hit, but
was forced by Buckleys hit TO Nicholson.
McGiH struck out and Buckley stole second,
scoring on Hamltons pretty drive TO left
Mcclure by a pretty throw nailed Hamilton
at third on his attempt TO steal.
Abbey killed home run III the sixth,
but the seventh was full of trouble.
Hallman was the first up aud didn't do
q thing but send the ball away over Alb
bey's head nearly to the fence. He was
held at third TO worry Stockdale, but Nc
Guire did not come up and he trotted III on
Sullivan's out at first.
Joyce handled Buckley's grOuHder nicely
and then the unpleaSantDeg5 was renewed.
McGill cracked one TO center which got
away from Abbey and Willie roasted on
the second bag. Hamilton's gTounder to
left center scored McGiu. Hamilton should
have bcen third out, but Nicholson dropped
the throw when he stole second, and he
tailed on Boyles safe hit TO center.
Cross followed with a drive to right,
which put Boyle on third, and stole second.
Matters looked very sad indeed with Del
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THOSE ERRoRs COUNTED.

st. Louis Made Some Costly Mistakes
ana tho Spiders Did Them Up.
st. Louis, Mo-, April 24.-eostly errors
and the weak work OF McDougal in the box
lost to-day's game for the Browns. In the
first two innings the Spiders pounded Nc
Dougal hard and often, but were unable TO
do much with Staley, who pitched the last
seven innings until the eighth, when several
more runs were piled up. Wallace pitched
pretty good ball, the home team being un-
able TO hit him effectually. Attendance,
1000 The score:
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Total. 0 27 II 2 Total. =. 6 "a 10
baltimore. :. .. :. o 1 2 ks
Brooklyn. :. :. =. o o o o-1
Earned Baltimore 2, Brooklyn /. Three
base hit-Kellcy. Twohase hts-Hemming 2,
Shock. sacrifice hits-Rcitz. Daily. stolen
base-McGFaW. struck out-By Gumbert /. by
Hemmings 2. Bases on balls-off G. umDert off
Hemming g. Double pinys-Keeler and Brouth-
ers; MoGraw jennings and Hrouthers Burns and
Corcoran; Griffin and DAILY. Passed balls-Rob-
inson. Time-1:I5. Umpire-AuTray-
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Thirty five hundred anxious and breath
less rooters heaved n great sigh OF relief
yesterday afternoon when Jack Crooks
scoopcd a battered and disreputable le-look-
ing bit ofIcather out of the dirt and snapped
ii over to first base in time to put out the
last Quaker.
Then the rooters filed out OF Wagners
bailiwick and went home with that happy
feeling under the waislcoat that makes
your crank thankful for cold dinner and
able to endure with smiling face a curtain
lecture for his hardness.
1t was only a margin of one run, but it
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Gossip on the Lawn.

Littlefieid nearly fell off Of Hammie
while finishing in the fifth race.
Reiff's ride on Kilkenny was something
free.
McCafrerty didn't do a thing to Ben
Lamoud.
JACK Joyner has sold Vice Regal to E. l.
Smith, the owner OF PenniIess, and Monolith
to Frank Benning.
The petition which the horse-owners have
been getting up to present to the manage
meut of ST Asaph asking for larger purses
is about ready for presentation. ]. J..
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played excellent pail. as did the Balti-
more infiefd Baltimore scored one run
In the third on Hemming's doubie ana
McGraw's single, aided by au error. In
the fifth singles by Hemnirg aud McGraw
ana Kqlleyis long drive for three bases
earned two runs. Brooklyn scored i'll the
sixth after two hands Were out. Shock
hit for two-bagger and scored on Cor
coran's Single. Attendance, 5 100.
TIM
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WAS WEAKLY SUPPORTED.
Rusie Was I'm Great Form But No On
Played With Him.

Rusie Was I'm Great Form But No One
Played With Him.
New York, April 24.-Rusie was in good
form to-day, and with any kind of decent
support the New Yorks should have de-
feated the Bostons, especially as the lat
ter played a wretcbed fielding game.
Campbell, OF Philadelphia, umpired,
he, as we'll as Murray of Boston, having been
appointed by President Young members
OF the League staff. Mccarthy and Long
collided in left field aud there was quite
a delay, as Long was considerably shaken
up. He resumed playing, however. The
features were catching by Mccarthy aud
Duffy and loves aud NaSh's batting
Attendance, 900. Score:
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ouTBArrED THE COLTS.

Eut the Bad Basc Running or Louisville
Lost Them the Game.
Louisville, KY, April 24.-The home team
outbatted the Colts Co day, but bad base
running kept the score down. McDermott
pitched a fairly good game, but received
poor support Hutchison was very effective
at critical stages OF the game and received
gilt edged support Weather fair. Attend
ance, 400. Score:
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WASHINGTON:

Earned Warrington 1 . Philadelphia
2. Two base hits-Abbey, Hassamer,
Hamilton. Three base hits-Selbach, Hall
man. Sacrifice hit-McGill Double play
Boyle and Hallman. Stolen baSes-Nichol-
son g. Cartwright, Cross, Hamilton, Thomp-
son, Buckly Bases on balls-By McGiIl
z. Stockdale L, Malarky 1. First base ON
errors-Philadelphi 1. Left on bases
washington s. Philadelphia O.. Struck out
By Stockdale 2, Malarky 2, McGill 8.
Time of game-2:05. Um pire-Keefe.
Attendance-3. 500.
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Earned runs-Georgetown, s; Richmond,
3. Two-base hits-White, Mccarthy.
Three base hits-Ellyson, f. Mahoney, Sui
Iivan. Home run-Reardon. Stolen bases
Murphy, 2; Harley, /. First base on balls
BY Mahoney, l )by Carmody, 3; by Scanlon,
2; by Ellyson, 8. Hit by pitched ball-G.
Mahoney. Left on bases-Georgetown, 10;
Richmond g. Struck out-By Carmody, g,
by EIlyson, .. Passed balls-Sulliyan, /.
Wild pitches-Carmody, L; Ellyson, /.
Time-I:35. Umpire-Mr. Mercer, WASH
ngton Baseball Club.
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G. 4. G.. Play To-day.

The strong baseball team of the CoIum-
bia Athletic Club, in its new uniforms, viii
play a game to-day on Columbia Field with
the Army and Navy team, Of the Depart
nleI.tai League Game called at 4, 80 O'Clock.
Tomorrow the C. A G. team plays on the
same grounds with the Treasury League
team
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Earned Runs-Boston /, New York o. Firss
base on errors-Boston 2. New York 4. Left on
bases-Boston5 New York6. FIrstbase on balls
Off stiyetts 4, off Rusie 2. struck out-By
stivetts 4, by RHsie Z. Three-ba hits-Nash.
stolen bases-Lowe, Collins, Cancel Stivetts,
Davis. Double plays-Long, Lowe, Tucker.
p assed balls-Farreli l. Umpire-GampbelL
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Petersburg Scores Another.

Petersburg, Va, April 24.-Portsmouth
lost the second game to Petersburg to-day.
1t was a slugging contest throughout.
The feature was two home run hits by Sui
livan, of Petersburg. The score:
r. II. E.
Petersburg =. 4O5O10 1-1417 4
Portsmouth. :. 0 90 z Oil 13 5
Batteries-Harris, Foster, Foreman and
McCIung; Leach, Callahan. Brandt and
Yetter
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NOTES.

Malarky viii do. How many more
pitchers has Scnmelz got in his sleeve?
Joyce viii get even on the next right
hand pitcher he runs up against.
Mercer and Mcclure viii probably be
the battery today.
Delehanty got in a great hit on Abbey's
head in the sixth.
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Gnmes Elsewhere.

Lebanon, Pa ,Aprii24. 24.-Lebanon, S;Syra-
cuse, 22.
Allentown, Pa, April 24.-Allentown,
%; Ursinus, 3.
South Bethlehem, Pa. April 24.-Lehigh,
7; State College, 10.
Pottsville, Pa, April 24-Pottsville, 10;
Cuban Giants, "a.
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bonn verdict Confirmed.

The verdict declaring Mr.. Oliver P Dom.
the retired merchant of No 925 Nassa-
chusetts avenue, to be of unsound mind and
incapable OF managing his estate since April
10, the4aay his daughters. Mrs. Todd and
Mrs Burton, filed suit for the lunacy pro-
ceedings, was confirmed yesterday by Judge
Cox
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HlIARET SAVED THE TEAh
PIliIIieS Couldn't Comprehend His
Fine Arm Work.
HARD HlTTERS WE'RE D0WNED

Cartwright and Abbey's Catches Were the
Features Of the Hard-fopght Game
Flenty of Good Fielding on Both Sides
Nicholson Mads Several Rattling Stops.
Jayce opeaed in Great style in the Field.
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achieved 10 be Dementea.

John W. CIonkhite, thirty-six years old.
giving his occupation as veterinary sur
geon. was arrested last night by Police
men Williams and BoyCe and locked up at
No. / station house. 1t is believed that he
Ia demented-
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St Louis o o o 2 o. 8
Cleveland. o o o 2-l2
Earned ruTs-CIeyeIand 8. Two-base hit
O'Connor Three-base hit-Burkett. stolen
Dases-Bnrkett, Chids, Dowd. Double play
Quinn, Connor Ease on bnlIs-sIcDougal 3, StHley
3. Wallace >. Hit by pitched bGll-McDcugal l.
struck out-AcDougal 2, Stalcy q Wallace z.
Passed balls-Peitz 2, oConnor. TIme-2:2o
Umpire-BetZ.
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Amnteur RasehalI Notos.

The Postals, fourteen years and under,
have organized for the season. Address
all communications TO E. S. Handiboe,
Postal Telegraph Company, city.
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nEMMING A coRKER.
Knoeked Out Two Doubles, a Single ane
Pitched Good BALL

ItoIiUu UUUU bHII
Baltimore, April 24.-Bal timore de-
feated Brooklyn in a hotly-contested
game. Both pitchers were in good form
aud were well supported. Hemmings S
work was the feature; he not only held his
opponents down to one run, but led his
team in batting, with two doubles and a
single.
Despite their errors Brookiyn's outfield
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Total. II 241o G Total. : 8 27 II o

Louisville. - .. :. o o / OIL
Chicago, l o l Ks
Earned ruBs-LouisYille i. First base on errors
Chicago 4. Left on bases-LouisViiIe 8 Chicago
T. First base balls-off HcDernott ?, off
Hutchinson 3. Struck out-By McDermott 2, by
Hutchinson 2. Three base hit-GlasscOck. Two
base hlts-Ryan, Donohue. sacrifice hits
cote, Dorohae. stolen ERses-o 'Bren, stewart.
Double pIays-GlasseOck, uhRssisted. Hit by
pitcher-Anson, Everett. wnd pitches-Mc-
Dermott /. Passed bslIs-Cote /, Donohue 1.
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Cunuks Won From Yale.

New Haven. Conn, April 24.--Yale was
defeated by the Toronto league team this
afternooni long drawnout, poorly played
game Poor batting and speer's costly
error, which netted three runs, account
for the defeat. The score:
RHE
Tornoto. ;. :. OOl030 ks Q 8
Yale. :. :. ;. ;. 90 o 90 8 00-4 8 8
-Batteries-Trudeaua and Greenway; Crane,
Grant, and Casey.
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Games To-day.

Games To-day.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Boston at New York.
Brooklyn at Baltimore.
PittsbuTg at Cincinnati.
Chicago at Louisville.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
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P1TrsBuRG MADE A RALLY.

They Came Fast in tiie Seventh and Cap
tured the Game.
Cincinnati, o., April 24.-Pittsburg bat
ted in streaks, while the hits made by the
Reds were scattered. Both batted equally
well. Dwyer's wildness cost three runs.
and heavy rally in tie seventh gave the
Pittsburgers the victory. Attendance 2 800.
Tho score:
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Earned runs-cincinBah ?, Pittsburg 4. I wo-
base hits-Grsy, Miller ., Hoy, Beckley Clngman.
Threc-base hits-G. smith, Hoy, L. smith, Beckley.
stolen bases-Beckley First base balls-By
Dwyer 6, by killen 6. Hit by pitched ball-Dwyer
l. Sacrifice hlts-Beckley, Segden, Berbaoer.
Time-1:55: Umpire-Emsle.
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Standing of the Teams.
Gnmes Yesterday.

uHIHNS HIti UH!
Washington, 3; Philadelphia, 4.
Boston, .; New York, 3.
Baltimore, 3; Brooklyn, /.
Chicago, g; Louisville, 1.
Pittsburg, 8; CINCINNATI, 8.
Cleveland, II; st Louis, 3.
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AcCaffeTty and Eugene PIerson are at
the head Of the scheme aud nearly all OF
the hOTse-Ow OwueTs have signed the petition
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and Thompson to follow, but Stock gave
Deehanty his base and coaXed fly from
Sam, and the game was safe for awhile.
Malarky came in and by good work shut
the Phllies out in the last two innings
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Results at St Asaph.

NS-First race-Five furI0nes. Three-year-
20 oId5 and upwards. Selling Purse, $50
Tina T-qR
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smotherng base hits, his most shining vic
tim being Abbey in The fifth, when he
killed q sure run.
Abbey, Stocksdale and Cartwright made
very timely hits. while Hamilton, Cross,
Hallman and Boyle did most of the work
for PhladclDhia
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was onlv q nargin of one run, but Id
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- 20 No. cleEerlY-

O0-SecoRd race-One-haIf mile TEo-ysar
JJ OIIs Selling Purse, S&50 Time, 90.
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ipGubt, ier ban til i'm 5orbauielie, at
Seiten meo ergaug bliuer aloeles rn'
icnbe. Gen itreg, ipanote pg fog ort'
firing zig. @eo at unoeriDge aariasen
bertil oiite bet iig, at bet par iproi bels
forrise Gier nprmeoe Zig ben. !San
baooe nemlis %bebanolet Seiten~ oaarli9t;
bens Gaieri par pel oeripr blanbct mco
Srpgt for at fumue / bans !S4noer
i9jeu. ct bette maatte pere Grunbcn
iii oers pluoielige iprnubreoe SpiGriel,
bar tpoeliSt; tbi life for bapoe oens
icrrise Gier iiernet fig igien, iaa par
Soften bet famine rolise irOmme Spr,
iom Den Bapoe p9ret forinben.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-19
9ecDrab 90 Sneglt.
nppearaifS @rppe
Zen lsoe sub 1895.

bar altio prret anieet icm ct al be
u~ntreitc Iuntter ! Ssccrub paa @rnno
ni Den pragti9s uoiiot oerira uoOper
Chen os Snlisret, % berior bar bet
o9iaa pGret en- pubet 8laos for Bic
MICS oo fore feitli9e SummeniomIter.
Gieren Nlr. upSegraf bar MI be-
TENT fig til at sjcnnemisre cit Ylan,
ban nIlercoe bar ru9et ouer / Here Nar,
nemlia at lH9se bette Stoupnrti no til
SDg9etomter. Salt pil Der al ben
Stags blipe 10 "gGod8"; en- % eft
balu Stuf, ION life uolng9es, bill mll'
li9ens iuorsttes iom 8art. Mr. Spill,
eli e%rfaren Mouo / 1T Sag, bar erbUlNt
acntratt paa the grading og Teians
leg, Surpepor Cameron bar opmoalt
@runoen % pptrutfet ct Sart, Iom pis
fer @eic "a gqeps. @ooerne Sermon,
5rnuflin ug Seiferion ifal fortlGttes
eienncm SfOuen pa ben til SluHen, O9
fra @cro mob Spo ital unlEg9cs to
paralele @nocr. &C Sob breoe, Is SOB
bereonet for Sioe 8alts. @eisStras
peren er aIerebe / Sang, ps SIR. Sia
er life BLOT en- Grpert / g~uoenoelien al
bette npttige Geoitab, men iOritaar zig
o9iaa pan GaubitnbssgtnlGg. Gangs
8luifen oil ocr isre en- Sci for ajss
renbe pg Sicpclilter.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-19

Eroiesior 9nriens pnsite Satter
Ssuriette Gsteoieoes ioag, Eprsba9, I'll
Sanoiontus tbcOlO9iG SurI 3auier, Ell
Gpn al Batter 9aoier ueO Gio0ctpap,
8icIien fcrrcttebes nf &oItor Stteien,
% / @irfeu, iUm bar mutt blomIter'
Impttet, bauoe Ell flor GilDprcriforc
Sdm(ct itn,
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-19

Yroi. Breckenridge bar MI mootoaet
Siueoer at 9rof. 0alater, Simberman,
Grumlieu % Cutting. 3isie Siaeoer
oil blipe ienbt til ale, iom unmUoer
ham berom. De er ale meset pene.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-19

Saa Gcrnen Ilu..sr Sntri9en iom Of
teit mso ct Sgsteitab; / bet pirteljse
SIP er oct tiS. meO sGDteitabet, at ben
%beannoer.