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New-York tribune., 1895-08-14
NETWORK BEATEN AS USUAL.
CAPTAIN DOYLE ORDERED OFT or THE GAME ANT
RUSIE KNOCKED OUT.

CAPTAIN DOYLE ORDERED OUT OF THE GAME AND
RUsIE KNOCKED OUT.
Philadelphia Aug. 13.-Philadelpha defeated
New-York this afternoon In the most exciting game
PLAYED here this season The numerous exceptions
taken to Burnham's decisions by both teams were
more Of a feature than were any OF the plays
made The objections the part of the visitors
eliminated in the fourth inning in Doyle's removal
from the field. The New-York player is said to
have used a more forcibe than elegant remark to
Burnham when the latter allowed double play
which retired Farrell and Clark, and the umpire,
in a heated manner ordered Doyle from the
grounds Doyle was loath to comply with the
order and matters assuming an interesting
phase when other, players led the New-York cap
tain from the field. . - ...
The fines imposed upon Doyle Dy tnrhhan i peaoio .
he was removed from the field aggregated nearly
In the seventh inning Reilly did not come within
fifteen feet OF touching third base before ne
scored but Burnham's back was turned, ana ne
allowed the run. A long wrange ensued over this
decision Burnham's work throughout the game
The game Itself was a loose exhibition OF ball
playing The home team batted Rusie out OF the
box in the first inning before any one had been re-
tired Hamilton the first batter got a base on
balls and then Deahanty knocked the pall over
the right-feld wall for home run cross .i,,s ana
made a single. Then Clarke went into the box He
prevented Philadelphia from scoring until the ,e sey
enth inning but he was hit freely thereai.er
smith nitched we'll for the home team until the
sixth when Tiernan raped the ball over tne rish
field wall. Davis made double and Fuller an ana
rggak Tgark secured singles Carsey was then subst-
.snH and the visitors could not again tally. At
tendance $500. The score;
New-York tribune., 1895-08-14
THE CANOIsTS' REGATTA.

.NNorrNCEMENr OF THE PROGRAMME - THE
CAMPERS ARE ENJOYING THEMSELVES.
Hotel Champlain Clinton County. N. Y, Aug. l3
(speciaD-The Regatta Committee OF the American
Canoe Association now here in camp. announces the
following race programme:
M ,paddlIng and sailing combined; half mile alter
naeiy total three miles time limit one and half hours;
start to be made, made ppada,niy pdS mi. s,ra,shaway
No 3-sailng; and half miles; time i'nit' TWO
HGSes NOS L. and s-Record under rule Of sailing
No. 4~Trophy padding mile sraishsawayi; t yirs. md
no 5-Trophy sailing; nine miles; time limit three ana
So spolphin trophy: and half I, miles
time limit hours The % wnnas in THIS s event
No 7-Unimed sailing; three classes SIX h lnes: n us
lm,t two and half hours starters IN trophy saIns
race to be selected this according to elapsed
time c,nn sailing three classes four and half miles.
,,oo ,,, two hours: frst three members Of club
count club n to Uttered be mg ha~e become
OF club they represent before the hrs das " w '''
No sLed sailing three miles H time limit ss, oae AND AND
slidins q nrls seat %SS'I prohibited. ii
no i-NoviceSain three miles; time limit 20 one land ana
half hours open only members who have not sailed
prior to sepem6p four and half miles time
%' Ho So ~ No~ice n combined padding and sailing one.
quarter mile alternately total one ana d dal m'eS time
limit MY start 20 % not under fifty pounds
weight half mile s:aightaway single 1aueS aecked
canoes. double blades IL, .,h,.v. o,.,
No i6-Tandem padding; half mile sraigh'a"ay' ope"
No i-"c1ub four padding half mile straghtaway
No iS-Padding upset: eighth mile; usuai conuioh
No I0-SainC upset and manOeuverng; at sshai throw
nadde over asten and second signal canoe 10
he heeled over until top touches the wafer canoe
10 he r,ghted and cross the finish line under sail
No 20-Hurry scurry: run. swim. paddle
No 2l-Swimmng; 200 yards
No 22-War canoe: one mile
Among the arrivals at the camp OF the American
Canoe Association to-day were Morton v BroKa".
OF the Brooklyn Canoe club ana W. I, Illus oi
the Nohcan Canoe Club OF Albany A party left
tho camn this morning In the steam yacht Val
cour to attend the annual regatta OF the Lake
Champlain Yacht Club in Burlington to-day ana
the reception which follows in me evening" ,,
stag AFFAIR was held this evening at the Brook-
lyn camp Many OF the campers Will attend a
dance ar the Hotel Champain. to which all have
been invited The people staying at the hotel have
been Invited TO visit the camp tSmprtow to- Sto ad,er
nboiianoe 70 the camD Yesterday for a game Of
baseball II was promptly accepted. and the game
will be played tomorrow morning
New-York tribune., 1895-08-14

First game cleveland .. ST. Louis D
Another finely contested game was played III
Eastern Park Brooklyn. yesterday. but this ume
the home team was not fortunate as II had peeh
on Monday. and the 1900 spectators were rather
depressed and unhappy. as is generally the case
when their favorites are beaten. II was dehg"'
fully cool out at the East New-York grounds.
The game was replete with brilliant fielding feat
ures and the result was In doubt up TO the last
inning. Griffin. Shindle. La Chance. McGuire'
Crooks and Scheibeck did splendid work In their
respective positions Corcoran and Selbach were
the cnly players who made more than one mt
Mercer was effective. particularly in the hrst mar
OF the game
The Senators scored two in the fourth nm
ing and took the lead. Mcclure hit safely to lett
feld and when Anderson fumbled the ball Mcclure
kept on to second Sebach was sent 10 first on
called balls and each moved up base on
wild pitch by Stein. Crooks hit safely 10 SNORT
right. and Mcclure and Sebach scored. .
The visiting men made their lead 10 with a
run in the sixth inning. Selbach hit safely 10
centre and Hassamer to right. Crooks sacrillcs
moved each runner up base. and Selbacn scored
Boyd's fly to Anderson
The Brooklyn men made their first run in the
same inning. Griffin made lively two-bagger 10
left field and he took third on Shindles fly TO deep
Brookyn's other made in the ninth inn
ing on base on balls to Anderson. steal ana
hit by DAILY. Selbach's hit the left field fence
Washington in the eighth. the score.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-14

afternoon after a long, hot journey from Norwood
Park and were put right to work against Herrick
and Kearney whom they defeated in easy style by a
score of Co. 6-l 60. Rowland and Foote will meet
Budong and Talmage. and Wrenn and Chace will
be pitted against Fischer and Paret tomorrow.
The drawings In the singles were made this AFTER
noon but only one match in the first round was
played, Foote. the Yale crack. being drawn against
Lieutenant Davis. OF West Point. Davis played
tame game, and easy victim by a score OF
60 g. The summary:
J. F. Talmage. jr. beat d. L. Magruder and b. T. C.
Griffith 60 6-3 G-2; J. p Paret and +. r Fiscner
beat s. ID. Reed and Alfred Goldman 64. los 9-I; J:
c. Davidson and Harry Mason beat b. H. Watson end
Z. S. Ogden. 90. 60. 6-3
First round-John Howland and A. f. Foote beat X.
p Davis and J. c. w. Brooks -. 90. S-S; c r.
Budlong and j. F. Talmage. jr., beat r. A. thomson
and II. b. Barlow. g. -. 6-!; r. r Fischer ana
J. r. Paret beat c. Davidson and Henry Mason. 80.
"a 81 e-3 G-3: r. D. and Malcolm Chacs
beat H. w. Her-ck and Kesrney, Go 6-l. g.
Mems singles (hrst round)-A. F. Foote. New Haven.
beat Lieutenant Davis, West Point. CO. O..
New-York tribune., 1895-08-14
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BAD DAY FOR FAvORITEs AT ST LOUIS.

ST. Louis. Aug. l3-Only two favofites Justineu the
publc's confidence at the Fair Grounds track to-
dav Three second choices and a long shot scram-
bled home winners In the other four races. Sum
maries:
First race ,.x and one-haf furlongs)-findout III "a
Covington, 10 l. woa: Ros-more ia freeman) to i.
second: Mimi. VI. li2 ,Mosby) TO ]. third Time
1:23N.
Second race -four and one-half furlongs-Emly W. los
Houcon 4 to l. won: Miss oliver. los freemsnJ 10 L..
second: Siddubia los Il" Walsh, IL 10 l. mird Time
O:57.
Third mie)-Jack Bradley 81 uiye'' o 10 l.
tFreeman) y To ]. srcohu iia>afu.
100 fThorntonl ~ to l. third Time-iA4
Fourth -four and a half furongs,-Lahy Doleful.
los a.. SMITH 10 TO !. won: spnoa ios O. siausntei,
Tmc-0:56A
Fifth race Zone me)-Addie Buchanan, 10 'urnerl.
10 3. won I.ollle Eastin 81 &C.. Slaughter to !.
second. Revenue lOe (Garner). to l. third Time-lt2
Sixth ,six and a half furIongs,-Hessln !lg q
Covington) to l. Francis Pope l2d tMosbyl. 10
TO J. second; King Bors. i2s (Turner). TO !. third
Time .22A
New-York tribune., 1895-08-14
LLOYDS AGENT CONFIRMS THE REPORT
HE INFORMS MR. KERsEY THAT vALKYRIE III
PASSED CAPE RACE

lsLOYDS' AGENT CONFIRMS THE REPORT.
HE INFORMS MR.. KERsEy THAT vALKyRIE III
PASSED CAPE RACE.
cable dispatch was received yesterday morning
by II. Maitland Kersey, agent Of the White Star
Line Steamship Company. at No. 20 Broadway,
from the agent OF the Lloyds. at Cape Race con-
frming the report that Valkyrie III had been
sighted Off that place. The captain Of the Dutch
tank steamship Rotterdam which arrived here
yesterday morning. reported that August he
spoke Valkyrie III In latitude 5O1s and longitude
34ls about 1.7& miles from Sandy Hook. When
sighted OFF Cape Race the cup challenger had
cred about 1887 miles. three nfths Of her Journey
She had been out fifteen days. To equal the Vigil
lants time she should reach Sandy Hook this morn
ing.
Mr. Kersey. who is the representative in this
country Of Lord Dunraven the enterprisng owner
OF Valkyrie III. said that with fresh easterly winds
he thought she might reach Sandy Hook on Satur
day night Sunday morning. but he should not
be surprised II she did not get in before Monday
morning. Mr.. Kersey said that he would send
tug down to meet the challenger and tow her into
port. On her arrival here she will go to an anchor
age off Bay Ridge. Should she arrive Sunday
morning. Vakyre III will be four days behind the
time OF the cup defender In 1893.
The racing spars and sails OF valkyrie III re-
mained on the deck OF the Anchor Line steamship
Furnessia yesterday. They will probably be landed
this morning. Mr.. Kersey said: There are two
complete sets of racing spars and two full suits OF
racing sails. The only steel spar among them is
one of the main booms. They Will remain on the
Anchor Line pier at Twenty yfourth-st. North River.
until Valkyrie III arrives. when they will be taken
to the Erie Basin. where the yacht will be placed
In dry dock. thoroughly overhaued and her racing
spars and rig substituted for her jury outfit.
The racing spars and sails enshrouded with
buraps and mystery, and closely guarded lest some
evil-mnded person should sketch. photograph or
measure them with sinister motive. An impene-
trabe halo Of mystery is also thrown around Val
kyre IIIs big tender the steamer bridgeport.
which lies at the White Star Line pier
Lord Dunraven will sail for this city on the White
star Line steamship Teutonic on August q.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-14
REGATTA ON LAKE CHAMPLAIN

Burlington VT. Aug 13.-Although the weather
was pleasant and large number Of people were
present at the Lake Champlaln Yacht Clubs house,
the races to-day were rather disappointing owing
70 the lack of good breeze The first race failed
10 fll and the third class for yachts faiied 10
cover the course within the time limit and IL was
declared no race The second class for yachts had
three starters, and the race was won by the f0iL-
wog Captain A. f. Chase, Of Essex, ~ y Ihe
Ladies Cup race had three starters but owing 10
lack of wind. was postponed until to-morroM. c ne
nanb,h ha launch race was won by the Adonis Cap
tain Tresdder. Of ST. Johns. p. q. In the rowing
race Charles Chiott OF this city TOOK frst money
New-York tribune., 1895-08-14
THE BRITANNIA WINS THE QUEENS CUP.

TINE ALLOWANCE DEFEATS THE AILsA-THE
NIAGARA BEATS THE TWENTY -RATERS
Ryde, Isle Of Wight. Aug 13.-The Royal Victoria
Yacht Club had most disagreeable weather for the
opening to-day of Its regatta, which will last four
days When the start made rain falling
heavily and the weather thick. The course was
from mark boat off Ryde, to and around the Nab
lightship thence a mark boat off the Spit Fort
Light thence to mark boat on the West Middle. off
Cowes. and back 10 Ryde, twice around. distance
OF fifty miles. The match for the Queens
Cup and open to all yachts above 30-rating.
The starters the Britannia. the Ailsa. the
Namara the Isolde III, and the Caress. II
pectcd that the Corsair and the Carina would be in
the race. but they did not start On the
sailed to-day the Aisa allowed the Britannia
! minute and seconds. the Namara % minutes and
So seconds and the and the Isolde II "a min
utes and 81 seconds.
The starting gun fired at 10 o'clock. and the
yachts down the line carrying their jb-
headed topsails 1t fine start. but the Brl-
tanna got over the line too soon and
called. The start made follows:
The Ansa .lo:oo;o5 The Caress .1ooo:is
The Isolde III. ..... .10:OOI2
The yachts finished in the following order:
The tn. Asa The RI. Isolde Isolde.
Southampton, Aug. 13-The twenty-raters Ma
CARA Audrey and Luna raced to-day the
same which they competed yesterday
from off Cashot to and around the East Brambles
buoy, thence to and around the East Lepe buoy.
and back to the starting point. twice around dis
tance of twenty-five miles. The starting gun
fired at 1215. and the Niagara the first to
the line, followed by the Audrey and the Luna in
the order given The Niagara led throughout the
first round and retained her position throughout
the second round and won the race The Audrey
finished second and the Luna third.
The time, taken at the finish, was:
The Niagara. ,s:2s:2t The Luna... .s;so'sa
The Audrey. -o'oi'oo
The twenty-rater Isolde. built by the HERES
hoffs started in the race, but gave up at the end
of the first round.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-14
A AYAMPA-AMPHITRITE RACE TO-DAY.
r. S. PALMER CHALLENGES THE OWNER OF THE
ENGLISH SCHOONER TO 100


SOVEREIGNS MATCH.
London, Aug. ia match has been arranged be-
Frederick Willss schooner Amphitrite and the
American schooner Yampa. owned by r. S. Palmer.
of New-York. for 100 soveregns. The agreement
for the provides that each boat may carry as
large she pleases. The race will be run
over the course OF the Royal Yacht Squadron, the
sailed August last. when the Yampa de-
feated the Amphitrte and won the cup for schoon-
offered by Lord Iveagh
The owner of the Amphtrite subsequently was
awarded the cup by the Sailing Committee of the
Royal Yacht Squadron on his protest that the Yampa
had not fulfilled the conditions of the race. which
provided that the yachts should sail in cruising
TRIM while the Yampa had board during the race
men than she carries when cruising.
Mr.. Palmer took his defeat technicality in
sportsmanlike manner. but feeling confident that
his the better boat challenged Mr.. Wills TO
another contest. and Mr. Wills has accepted. The
will be sailed tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-14
THE REMODELLED NEW-YORK YACHT CLUB
HOUSE.

The informal reopening of the New-York Yacht
Club house No 81 Madison-ave. yesterday,
ENJOYABLE although the number of visitors was COM
paratively limited account Of the absence Of
so many members from the city. All who visited
the house were much pleased with its improvement
and handsome redecoration and refurnishing. which
have taken place since it was closed on April IL
fnr
New-York tribune., 1895-08-14
r. ". RACES AT MINNEAPOLIS.


u,nneanoIis Aug 13-The two-day L. A. w.
Circuit meeting began at the Minneapolis track TO-
day. There was a large representation OF Class "A
men. and the cracks Of Class were on hand In
large numbers There was a large crowd present
and the track was fast. The mile open was taken
by Bald. who also broke the compeu'oh 'rach
record Of the State. Summaries:
o,o ro,,s ,novic.,-Howard Pyle Minneapolis, Time
2:33 3-5.
Half mile Glass A; open)-Chares Hofer st. Paul won
Time-lOs
Three miles Chandicap; Class BIB. b. Bird. ST. Paw
100 yards, won: Ray Mcdonald. New York uU yarus
second. /. c. Johnson. Cleveland ulO yards)' thrd'
Time-T:27
one mile (handicap Glass A)-Charles Hcfer. st. PAU
scratch won Tme-2 :l3 4-5
One mile Iopen: Class BE c. Bald. Bunalo won
Tom Cooper Detroit second; b. b. Bird, st. Paul. thru
Time-2:OS 20.
Five miles (handcap: Class A)-Charles Hofer ST. fau
(scratch). won. Tlme-l34S 49,
One mile Ohandcap: Class B)-Tom Cooper, Detroit 9o
varis) won j. b. Bliss Chicago $50 yards). second H.
ID Cabanne ST. Louis (scratch), third. Time-s:25 80
New-York tribune., 1895-08-14
THE HIGGINS MEMORIAL DEDTCArED

Chautauqua. \. Y, Aug. Is.-The Higgins
memorial building. the gift OF Senator Frank w.
Higgins and his sister. in honor OF their father.
was formally dedicated to-day. AT the annual
meeting OF lot and cottage owners the following
trustees were chosen: Dr. W. g. Williams, st.
Louis; Senator Frank w. Higgins. Olean, \. Y;
Chicago William Thomas. Meadville. Penn, and
y. l. RubiDkam. Chicago. Professor W. c. At
water lectured to-day on the subject Of food Prin
New-York tribune., 1895-08-14
TUE vIGILANT TAKES A PRACllCT 'r In

-. ,,,rI pr PLACED IN DK1IOCFN O.> '''
TO PREPARE FOR THE TRIAL RACES
,.,u.r, took an hours practice SPIN /" ''V
ar h,S early yesterday morning. and returned 10
her anchorage off he Atlantic Yacht TTo 'ow, who
q, Ff,y.6fth-s,.. Bay Ridge f. A. Willard, VINO
has charge of the vgilant as the represem'a. Tr,b
'o'"''ou 'o'"'. a,d. The Vigilant will surely star,
u" ,rai races urless some serious accident should
ha,n H. TO- 10 her Just what sails she will use Ganno
now saw but everything will be done to have ner IN
perfect trim. - ,,a adverse deci-
Nj Willard declined to discuss ."e ,ha Sew-york
son % ~. ,assrding the protest against the De
lender alleged hut sad hst S the latter
a Tsef eve ol the former private a Isfes de
sads sOnTOi n be Of paced lns pSSan Er
lhedoets AZ a. m Friday toI ner eres .''n a.
polishing preparatory, 70 70 snd sne !S'''"' r. ~
New-York tribune., 1895-08-14
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

,,,,ors Aug lathe champions and the ex-chan-
MONS crossed bats Union Park to-day for the irs'
time this A double bill was preseh'eu o"e " Wv
games being postponed spring contest Nihe'y-one nun
dred persons saw home vanqush the bos'ohahs
j., 10Th games stivets had off day, and was pouhdeu
m ., the bo, in the third inning Hemming was In
one fettle and kept visitors hits well scattered IN
the first game while Mcmahon was equally as eHect'e
In the The champions fattened their oa'''nt
averages In the sixteen hits for toa
Of twenty-five bases being the record against poan Inc
scores: - .-
Baltimore ....................0
Boston .............-...........O U U =
Basehits-Bal,imore a Boston = EorsBal.imOsTe s,,l
Boston g. Hemming and Clark stvetts ouli-
van and Camel Cmpires- -Emse and hunt
SECOND GAME.
Baltimore .................ts SSSSG ia i-a
l. Boston s. batteries -McMahon and Robinson DoIan
and Ryan Umpres Emslie and Hunt.
Cleveland Aug. 3Although the Gle Glands made only
seven hits o Breens,cn to-day they mostly timely
Their superb base running had much to do with their
victory Attendance 1000. The
Cleveland ......................o ! 4 3
ST. Louis .................-....o o u U "
2 St Louis g. Batteries Cuppy and thinner Breiien-
stein. Miller and Ouen. tmpire-O Day
cincinnati. Aug. 13.-The home team los, todays game
through and inability hit the ball when hits
meant runs Foreman started pitch for the reds.
but gave Parrott in the fourth. Double pa' :
numerous. Of them being Sensational Atten-
dance 1000 The
r1sSna" I,ssars .....S .........:.:;SS Il Il
Basehits Cincinnati 10. Pnsburg ~. Errors Cncn-
natl o. pitrbure 3 bat'eries-f Foreman Parro" and
AT Springfield Springfield 81 Rochester 3.
At Scranton Scranton 22 Buffalo Is
At Wikesbarre- k-sbarre . Toronto s.
At Provdence-ProvIdence l. sy&acuse 3.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-14
Mr. HARMON AT CRAY GABLES

Buzzard's Bay. Mass. Aug. I.-Attorney General
Harmon. who is spending a part OF his vacation
with his family at Nantucket. visited the President
to-day at Gray Gables Mr.. Harmon arrived earln
this morning He enjo0ed a short fishing trip with
the President on the launch. returning In tim
for lunch
New-York tribune., 1895-08-14
WARD TO RE-ENTER BASEBALL

After nearly twenty years OF a life full OF active
athletic exercises. John VI. Ward the ex-leader OF
the Giants, finds that his constitution and tenn
permanent demand outdoor sport OF some kind.
lie has consequently made arrangements to play
with the Orange Athletic Baseball team during
the remainder OF the season. Local followers OF
the game would like to Ward In charge OF the
New-York team next year.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-14
roNcrIJGHT TOO SICK TO RUN.

Lexington. Ky. Aug. 1S tspeciaD-Major b. G'
Thomass promising Futurity candidate Longnight'
by Longfeow-H ighhght, is sick with lung teVer
and will not start. David Blanchard' OF bos.o"'
has sold the brood mare Pequant, by lroquois. uam
pauowaan bv INN Mortimer 10 Colonel W. s.
Rarnes or Lexington at a large price
New-York tribune., 1895-08-14

BARN DANCE WINS At KEMFIOEN FHfh'
London Aug. 13-This was the first day or the
Kemnton Pa rk second summer meeting. The prin-
cpal event on the card the race for the Kemp
ton Park International Breeders two-year-old
stakes of 500 sovereigns. which was won by Sir j.
Blunder Naples chestnut flly Barn Dance. MI
Days brown colt by Atheling-Hasty Glri, anu w.
Dawsons brown colt Welbeck ran a dead neat for
second place.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-14
AN OPEN RACE AT NEWBURYPORT.

THE DAYS SAILING FOLLOWED BY A DANCE AT
SALISBURY BEACH.
Newburyport Mass Aug 13-The annual open
race OF the American Yacht Club sailed to-day
with good wind from the southeast. 1t was sue
cessfui In every respect The visitors enjoyed q
complimentary dance at Salisbury Beach tonight.
Summary:
New-York tribune., 1895-08-14
THE RECORDS
GAMES TODAY.

Brooklyn VS. Washington, at Eastern Park Brooklyn
Philadelphia New-York. at Philadelphia
Baltimore VS. Boston. at Baltimore.
Cleveland st. Louis. at Cleveland.
Cincinnati PittsbJrg. at Cincinnati.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-14
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New-York tribune., 1895-08-14

The Century Wheelmen OF this city have arranged
the following club runs: August IS to Pomptor
Lake; August 25 to Hastings; September and 2, tc
Copake Lake September s, to City Island: Sep
tennber Is 10 Hampstead: September %, to Ridge
wood ~ j.; September %, open run.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-14

Another race meet has been arranged to be held
at Patchogue on August "a. The contests Will be
as follows: One mile novice mile scratch
half one two and five miles handicaps and spe
cal mile handicap for residents of Suffolk County
New-York tribune., 1895-08-14
BROOKLYN
Totals 80 2 7271s Totals 81 s q ie

Earned runs-Brooklyn Washington 2. First base ny
crrors-Brooklyn .. Left on bases-Brookyn D. Nashlng
g. Base bas-On Stein 2. off Mercer ? struck
ou-By Stein =. by Mercer 2. Home -Selhach. TWO
base hs(irin. Crooks Sacrifice hits-Crooks: Mercer
basesLa Chance. Anderson. Grim. Double plays
Mcclure and Joyce: Crooks Sheibeck and Hassamer
Wild piich-Sten. Time Of game-210. Umpire-keefe
Attendance-%O0O
New-York tribune., 1895-08-14

Earned philadelphia Ney-YorN OK s. First odss %
h, - %rv,-York O. FIRST base on bals-oh smith
r Rmsie of clark. struck out-3y crsey 90, us
runs-Delahanty. Tlernan lWo-nase hl,S
@rnss Thompson 2 Deahanty. Grady Davis = Ii Sacr-
a. 81, -Reulv stolen bases-Boyle Thonpion 'osI';
n,acnrd . double plays-Reily and Boyle; CLARK ana
Wuson Umpire Burnham. Time OF game--'"'
New-York tribune., 1895-08-14

CvcIists desiring to Join the League Of American
Nboelmen NAV obtain full printed informa ton and
hanks by sending name and address to the Cycling
Editor New-York Tribune
New-York tribune., 1895-08-14

Beecham's pills for constr
patton Ioa and 25e. Get inc
book at your druggists and
60 by it.
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