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NEW YORK, 10; BOSTON. :.

BosroS, Aug. 13.-Kid Nichols was humili-
ated hero to-day before 1900 baseball cranks.
who say it was all owing to the heat For tho
6rst time in q great many games the star twirl-
or of the Boston team was hammered out OF the
game by the rejuvenated New Yorss who ap-
parenty possess the eyes Of hawks, aocomp aned
By q grim resolution to bat out every game they
take part in. The weather was much cooler
than 1t was yesterday afternoon, and q cool
breeze cIept In from the northeast to fan tn o
fevered brows OF the losers. And especially was
this breeze timely in the fourth inning. when tho
bats OF the visitors howled q diapason OF base
hits. Such cranks as Geo. Appleton and Jimmy
Connolly began to rnutter hard things about
glass arms and lack of ginger. They are hard
losers here, The New Yorks batted out five
runs in the fourth. and Nichols, with a wan. wet
face, retired from the game. Lewis, a new man,
very young. took hb place. he opened with
two wild pitches but after then Ire settled
down and did some very good work. He is
Williams College man. But one man crossed
the plate after Lewis took the game in hand.
Tucker was ordered of the coaching lines again
to-day. TO the intense disgust of the crowd.
Joyce will stand no nonsense. The score:
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Gossip or the RInE.

to hz :pss the ID :9 wh has
tends TO remain there until the last OF ae1t moath
tsat cEFSef H. has arrived IN GhGaso and declares
was on his way East 70 eampets sfEansemsn fa ne
his match with Tom sharke,.
TIE @ Picnic Of Of the Jaek lyman As.ocIation which
fno@a .poSas men o and SSsi Sa:s VII naSsr arsH OF we'll
George pixon assured, The lads signed arrests
him as formerly.
been %x in RrooEyn TIE par Vii navs nees
IN twelv@,round bout a. lag pounds Tonktns. by
thai he Knows how 10 lsat' '0H''1'''e'
Joe Choynski recently offered to stop any two men
hea9s 9s rasS Sm sShR:s ms & % s snGS Frisco
the pair has hes arranged.
in. onn man . 's ~ vest side sport
club wEiGh + 10 y started On Esata avenue next
IHfn' M N !aes Lyn.n tss 9litie feather weight
Jimmy Handler Of Newark announces his de,ermi
nation Of returning the rpI this is Hand er ha.
ss Hshsr eGpts % Be ar aHS 20 meet II staa nae
ton Abbott Of England wirnin few weeks
T3m@y ~sS s'' FrTsny o PT1 SS. ..
msd dfeS rGuhd nd T s5aI 'I ,, 'I ,6, me-" Joe II
WI. have to get backing ON the outside Il he
George Green known TO The follower, of the ring a.
laung, I3Ebrit ha' hen matched 70 night eight
acT Raa II :, 81. r. a esfoT me Sa
al catch weights.
After Jimmy Bsrry,' match w.th steve FlannlSAn at
PAlladelPha he wired TO fr!ent IL Chit that n.
i"lnd thai his hands were al ri-nt SsAG and that he
never suffered the slL-fEs,t pain ur Inconvenience
when he used his iie'i;, ms n!smter was broken
70 meet Jim Mccall o, Wilmington.
joe WI ssi p a9 Par aa tas a n P. o
Plr;e!i N,st"riaH accepted TIE oHer III Local CLUB
t4s?d to n. .ht un!es' P4reN arrvd to ring
al 4fV pounds. Furtrl! ~np.. d" somewhat aandE
capped II ne agreed 10 meet Na Oft at Ills weight
limEy Anthony, tle AustrAl an boxer. " no /, said
70 te llt bantam Champion of lar anJ POLES sun
IL san FRANCISCO d~E-rmiLed t. secure 4 niIIl Mia
some 8 OF II hpoGnder WhI.- IN the Fast AEfrouy
was unfnccesSnl IN Eet'irs On a mAich ANTHONY
saws M viii come East II k- get match He also
coH'tmp!at-s trip 10 Honolulu.
The Teason. it Is sad. that rhe National Sporting
10 OF l"n3on refused = give purse tor contest
between -DenVCr " I'd smith aud hot : tIsimnoLs
Mas because smith catered TO rival cipb upon his
ETFiFAi IN England, EefOTe Smith left for south
Afr'SA he received promise from Issy AbFahAms nf
thr Ne" AueIpai Club London that as soon a. Fitz
nlA1e lp his mind To hgnt TIE Aiv.phl Club Wout
onsr purse for smith and III. champion.
bssssAii. Eastern Park. 1 ~. N. To-day.
hFSoklJR Va EAiaG0Fe. Adm. 5Se ana Eses-AaS.
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The Meteor and Niagara VITA a, Ryae.

LONDON. Aug. l3.-The third days rac.-g
under the auspices OF the Royal Victoria Yscl.
Club took place at Ryde to-day. The race Cor
large ratcrs was over the long course. tron
hyde round mark boat OF Cowes. thence 10 \
mark boat at Spithead, on TO the Nab and back
10 HYDE; twice round, fifty miles The coutt,:
wa was Tor cup valued at sl0O. presented by NJ
- -, ~. Rose The sky was cloudy and dull. and
ss,arters were the Caress Satanita, Britannia
Meteor. and AtIsa- The yachts started east
ing !iE Az az :ss;5l. The AiIsa finished second At
The contestants in the race for small rAters
oyer the same course, but only once round wers
! ne SAINT Niagara, Pentent, and Isolde. Tts
~, bnaIS i started AZ IL O'Clock. The race was woo
Isoias won the second prize and the Penitent
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CHAMPION 11EBoonD PROTESTED
The Pastime's Star Walker Brought Cp
Singular Charge

President sullivan Of the Metropolitan Asso-
citation Of the A. A. L. announces that he has
recently received several letters from his prede-
cessor in Office W. B. Curtis, showing that in
many cases A. A. L. rules are being openly vio-
lated and that no attention seems to be paid TO
the conducting OF affairs by the local associa-
ton. One of the latest letters is as follows:
DE,R sra; As everybody seems to he protesting I
,sInk VIII try one You no doubt reneinber that at
Ps Samuel .ifoS9d @ eGnPee4 in The the
clipping that he eSmpeed Hu see b bSy tSs snSiossd I
winiamsfuIgh Athletic Club, taking part in three
ming The l6,podnd shot handlcap. with an ao1spce
OF feet inch and finishing second IN running
on Aug prsvents him competipS from anr oS
club the Pastme during the ae1t ,hr.e en- nontS
as any eab e@ ap s
three months This shuts him out entirely and I
three months from Aug 9, lsSe, ESPECIALLY al the
NEW NoRH, Aug. 4. W. b. CURTIS
This protest will come as a revelation to the
majority of local amateurs. as the prevailing
impression was that games among members OF
one cluo only did not come within the iurisdic-
lion Of the A. A. L. or its branches
Mr. Curtis also complains that at the recent
diocesan games in Newark trophy was given
10 the club securing the most number OF points
President Slllivan has decided TO call n BOARD
meeting OF The Metropolitan Association at once
ana lay before the NJ mAnagers all complaints and
same.
In discussing the diocesan games referred 10
an o!tc!A! OF the association stated yesterday
thAt he was informed that jerome Buck of the
kncknrbocker 4: {. had competed in the relay
race. II such Is the case he says. Buck is IN a
more a"kward position than Liebgod. An
broad Iunp Is first claim member of the
Navier \. \. Several other instances are re-
Iersea nd 70 IN saTTePt gossip among the athletes
lrg has been issued none too soon.
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Talent Pick Four w,unsrs n, D.,vo,,

~, ,ptIRorr Apg iS-Ihs talent picked the winners in
the second lhIsd, fourth, and NTH events toaav ia
nrst and siTta races going outsiders In the hnr
ae race scamp the fsSorte fell The arst TWO races
were NECK and neck finishes Summaries:
firs, Race-Six tnrlongs Miss Kitty 80 IT. Charles,
Tremor loo y. Ranks 5 to l. third TGme ! 55tIn
second hAce-FIve and q half furlongs-B Bsruartfo
tuo tSherrtrl. 10 TO 20. won; what Next inS
ipnIseh 40 l. second Hessrile. lVe Thorpe. 10
Third Race-one mile, Rar,lro. lOl Crhorp., I 70
Z, wop; B. Play e5 &C. Rein TO /. second: Booze
luS ,PAgetl. 40 10 !, third. Time :IsSS ''
Fourth Race FIVE turonss: EvaItnc lO5 tscher.
70 won Tidiness. los Mutt. TO 8 second
ttth kaee-siI fur!onss MoylAn, los Martin, A
70 Q won; Jennie June. Io7 (SherIaud) is 10 aa.c'
Ghai Ghaai NirSie Dixon. Vo NuttJ Is TO i. third Tine,
SIKH kace-Hurdies: one mile and oua,,sr ~,
hIndis; 10y Hamilton; to !. won: Capt Rec. ~
ablAks!y o . second; Lord Motley lSy U'rs,fsrI
20 TO !. third Time, 2:S5 '' ''' 'NN'0NAeFi'
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Favorlt.s wlu AT St. Lov,.

81. LOUIS Aug l3,-FavorItes won four OF the a.,
ond choices. Summaries: '"~su u! aec-
First RAce-Oce mile, Kamuia yor,u IA, -.
sAashtstl 10 woni Joe Hart, pS IL Jones "a
Tiime 10 A. Aies' ioA l"arrenl 20 TO i. third
second Raee-Five furlonss Sea Robper, 1ns =
zones . 70 won; sugar Foot los C. Isushter, !
Time. l:O4. g =" l. third.
Third Rsee.one mile Castalia. 81 &c Slaughter,
rs, son' a h'ns Elm io7 tMorsel, IL TO l. second
to4rt. haeeenseren fariorgs: Jane los Il Jones,
10 >, Won; neyaut, pc d. shir!.s1 10 i $3.50
fasS1!ai W Lwtlhitei go to third Time :sss
iolp hAes one mile aud sixteenth. Cherrrstona
.L< " Jones', & 10 ., won Hot stun ~ ID SiaSas'
tsIrt fr,s r. 3 second; brAhma lO6s Rowe 70 T.
SKIN hace-slI furonss. Aguinas los ,C. sl.psh
81 70 J. won seaman II los Gardner 70
l,Sl. "'' ~ 10 i taiFi- Time.
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Jockey MackIin suspend.a

NnwACKEE, Aug. la-Today.. hurJIa 80. ,-,
onEth nh91t I accident and zaldlvar easily In the
by thr judge1 SUMMARIZE, N"-eN 'huehhItely
First kAce-SiK fuFlOns. Uo,ai u..z.
a.or 2 70 J. Won; Farley. los M Williams ~; ~
Time l6ta. W. ''neS' 10 !, third.
pSsd secSnd Race-six furlongs stachelber. % =,
.tcnn 70 70 l. Won aAEeppa, los tCAyu Sod a -
lis ''f'os' rs tNe~eoml, TO l. third Tine 20
iI1rd Eacs-sI fprlongs. BiIl Ellison, 10. ,c.,
ssco1' 70 Il won; Imp B.nho ITO tNacklInr Say
Time. l:ib+S - 'N'Noni ~ 10 i. third.
vaodi - @c'Ie-Seven turlonEs. Eagle Bird lol Cav
ssconi ~ ~ !, WON summons lu7 tNaskI,at ~,
frme. ;sS Ss'e'aan' i0s III Williams 90 70 i. mir
etIIbtbh kaGsE H. Hurdle handicap das mile and a.,
land lar - 1r, i9t thogan. II to S. won: ~
Le'eu' 10 !, third. Time orr "N' iAmOle' lil
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The Jockey CIab Ameads the Rule on
Repatriation

The regular monthly meeting of the Jockey
Club was held yesterday at the Brighton Reach
race track. The members present were: James
X heene, A. F. Walcott, p. J. Dwyer. W. \.
Chanler, :. 5. Rowland, II. X. Knapp, c. Eel
loves and F. R. Hitchcock James K, Keene
presided. The following amendment TO rule az
cock. was adopted:
II i be proved to the satisfaction Of the
stewards of the Jockey Club that the failure Of
registration be unintentional or accidents,
such registration may be permitted by the pa
ment OF a hne OF $40 il such application be
made on or before Dec. 81 OF each year and
aiter after sa!d date upon payment of fine OF $50 for
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A Hard Day for the Books a. Nev,or,

NEWT OFT. Aug. lS-The books had a hard fall -
DAY. tayorttes and the well backed SiyeriIe in tfs
second winning. Summaries: -
y tirst Race-six and half turionga Lulu 7. ,
!, Hritoni to /. won; Cerro CTurto q5 {. N1I
tht, the~s) = to second BuHett % Brewer 10
second Racr-Five frrionss siverrts. los 4,
lsoml, to l, won: HsnIine. Too tB Rievens ! ~ =
Time, :O3is ~ . ~
~ Third Eace-file and nifty yards Cecn 20 R.
blertnsi TO s. won; Prytana. iOl - Perkins sGto
l. L second; Ia Faee l07 u. hcponald. 10 l. ta.ri
Fourth Raee-seven furlonSs Robinson, 1o7 Fr;.
toAl. 10 10 r. won; Kitty n. lOs a. Russell u !,
thlrd Time, :29A.
Ftf'h Race-Four and one-haf furlonex Aarssr.i
Ina log ttrfuoni, 5 TO won Kenosha l0E :. !e-.
AAtns.' 70 second: Elkn lo5 RAY, even. ta!rI,
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on Day Tor American Horses ABROAD,

LoNDoS, Aug. l3.-At Windsor to-day the
Maiden Two-year-old Plate OF IO3 soyereISns.
rVe fuTloEgs. was won By Lord WoIvsrton's ch.
I. Titare by WhipDer-in-P -PuppeL Lord Cow.
ley's nllT by Avontes- specuIa, Was second. and
MI A. Belmonts eh. g. Tagus, by RAyon d Or
Queen r.. third. The betting was o 10 4 nm
lNAEe 20 10 l against sDecula nlly. and 10 2
against l1Rus.
The Clever Plate Of 200 soverelRns for two
yeAr-Olds, tie secoud to receive 20 sOyereiRnA
oatof tRs plate. nYe furl0Dgs. Was won by Iord
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follow: 'Ns EeSults mere to day were as
. tirst Race.FIys eiShths OF a mile. w.,,h CO.
nR n nHd 9s, won AarEstons 70 pisss Sharn.
Shrarh Sshl tn5lrI' Time .03 P'@ee second
r eeona Ho as1as-one halt mile Miss lula s,o
LADY tiiri lin 10 place, secoad Anrrina
to naa EAsentsuI to snd half luronss AIe.rt,n.
Clio oreEdals tsird I'm. nuopLu' sto place. seconI
'0oT'1 Hsse-feHr aAd half fuIlsnS,. cs,.,,. /.
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yoo-hie. Win. the Unsnown Club shoo,

oEly four members Of the Unknown Gun Club
participated in the regular monthly live-bird
shoot Of the organization yesterday Afternoon
with SIX kills, and +. \. Vroome took second
prize with FIVE, In the match race a, 1--WE birds
eAcu between +. A. Nroome and old " Pom K
hurst the latter won by one bird. The scores:
First EvenI-ReEu!ar monthly club shoot At seven
I've hlTts each, hant!csp rises James a. vOorhies
y wards q: Edwatd 4. NrooTe. 2syArts 5; John AK
hursT, % {aris, Richard TimkA 2S yAri1
AEhuTsi, . NroJlr, I.
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Other Games.


NATIONAL LKAGvE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Boston vs.. New York, at Boston.
Brooklyn va Baltimore. at Eastern Park.
Philadelphia VS.. Washington, at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh vs.. Cleveland, at Pittsburgh.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Scranton VS.. Toronto. at Scranton.
Wilkesharre vs. Buffalo, at Wilkesbarre.
Springfield VS.. Rochester, at Springfield.
Providence VS.. Syracuse, at Providence.
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TO and to TO- won; Susie speIer 5ro place SEQ
ond: Ayra 4. third. Time. o 81
tif;h Race-Six and half furlongI Artillsry 70
ana to D won; Condo. ) TO / pace, second Frank
X HaTf third. Time. .2SAi
sixth Race SeVen-eighIhs of a mile Rarirona 4 q,
aad 10 1, Won; Electro 4 10 place. second. ke-
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The Yorkv!lle Club was scheduled To play the Man.
haitian veterans yesterday al Prospect Park Two OF
their members PLAYED IN the match, and the balance
Of the 'ean ma ie Up Of REPRESENTATIVES Of Other
c!u1s fGis combination was to1 much for the Vets
ami they s. nrrsd defeat BY SO ruus- II. l. Dawson
an. W H. Hose MADE Spol stand for the winners.
Az .. coventry alto saow-i good form, while Byron
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LEADING TEAMS ARE TIED.
BALTIMORE AND CINCINNATI ON
EOUAL IERMS Nv 1ME RACE.

The New Torks Force Nichols TO Leave
the BoN and Beat the Bostons Again
Brookiyns and Orioles Break Even -
AnsoA's Players shut out by Ctneinunti.
With Nichols opposed to them the New Yorks
again beat the Bostons yesterday. forcing the
Hubs star twirler TO vacats the box In the
fourth inning. There was n double attraction
at Eastern PARK, ana the Baltimores and
Brooklyns broke even. AS the Cincinnatis
"Chicagoed" " Anson's players. Ewines men
erawled mp on equal terms with the champions.
Al Philadelphia, the Qunkers defeated tho
washinStons in u twelve-inning game. Tho
results:
Few York. 10; Pos,on. q
Brooklyn. 5; Baltimore. q (drs, Eame).
Baltimore. 10; brooklyn, second camel.
PhiiadeiphiA, :; Warrington. O.
Cincinnati. =; Chicago, o.
Al PIttsb urgh-Rain.
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Derby's ch. &. CrestfaIlen by Ocean Wave
Dolores. Mr.. N. Dawson's b. C Barabbas by
SMinting-Pelt. was second. and Mr.. T. W.
IB5.ehEiron,s or. T. Queen OF Erin. by kiiwarln-
Highland Queen. third. Mr.. Richard Cvoker's
ch c. Albany, by Hanover-Burletta. was one OF
the starters, but was not placed
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nRooKLry. S; nALrlMoRE. e-r1Rsr GAME.

Honors were even at Eastern Park yesterday
the Brooklyns defeating the Baltimores in the
first game after exciting struggle. Tho
Brook lyns deserved TO win, for they outpayed
the Baltimores at al! pointa- Hemming. at in
tervals, was tnvincibe, but the home players
hit him hard in streaks. The Orioles had several
chances to increase their score, but when runs
were in sight Daub was at his best Hemming
came to the bat twice with men on bases but
on each occasion was an easy victim. The WIS.,
ttors made nnal effort to pull out the game In
the ninth inning, but Jennings was overanI-
tous and spoiled probable rally. At the time
there were two men out and a Baltimore player
q chance to hit the ball Grim. by a quick throw
70 Anderson. nailed Jennings at first. The
BrooSlyns scored three runs in the first inning
base on balls. and errors by Brode and Jen-
nlngs- hemminG went up IN the air in the
sixth inning, four hits netting two earned runs
The Orioles first run was d ue to the ball taking
alrcky bound and enabling Kelley to complete
the circuit on his drive to left field. Reitz's
double and Donnelly's single brought in the
Orioles' second run. The score:
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Alfred Grifhths. prize fighter. better known
as Young Critic" WAS sent to Jail for year
yesterday by Judge Aspinau IN the County
Court. Brooklyn, for assault about year
ago on William Gottleib. boy Of twelve years
The assault was committed at Coney Island. In
court yesterday the District Attorney. Mr.
Backus, announced that Griflths wanted to
plead guilty. am satisfied" the District At
toEney said. that when the offence was COM
mitted the accused was drinking heavily"
The Judge then instructed the clerk TO take
the prisoners pedigree, When Clerk Moore
asked him his business the accused replied:
y" Prize fighting. l suppose.
Griro." said Judge Aspinall, in imposing
sentence. consider you of the best
professional boxers IN the world. barring none,
not even Corbett- II is a pity that you cannot
leave liquor alone and rise to that eminence as
q SIX Hui boxer that have no doubt you might
attain. There are some people who don't APP
prove OF boxing aud there are some who do.
I'm not saying who sriEht- could send You
mp Tor twenty years for the offence to which
you plead guilty. don't think you are vicious
but careless and full OF animal life. You are
Without sufficient control TO restrain yourself
on will go TO tie peuitentiary for one year"
w hen Grif1o was In charge OF an officer on his
way TO the pen he turned to his custodian and
said:
That's Judge AspinAll. is II? should like
TO shake hands with him. The arst entertain
ment give after get out I'll send him q free
pass"
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The Fh'd of Aug. l says:

"ih oi aux. says:
O.. IS reported on the Clyde that Lord Provost
Saimes James Bell OF Glasgow is the new owner ct
next season: Sir James Bell has, In forncr
years. been faVorably known in connection with
Shih ShTinhLihE, aEd was a. the head OF the syndicate
Wln,tsa WWrnts are also widely accepted that Mr.. q. II.
W w atson has received an order to design a first.
,b anu that Mr., William Fife Jr.. is engaged upon
Inc i, e. ueslEn OF new boat for Mr.. A. b. Walker.
sh ordeE FOR steam yacht for MIR. William
rk .ark OF Newark, America, and Curling Hal.
nresnn, VINO has the santa Cecilia charter al
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nALr1MonE, le; nnook1rv. a-srcoxp oAnE.

The second Eame was a farce, Harner only
lasted part OF the drst inning. Abbey taking hi.
place in the box. The Orioles made so many
became bewiidered trying to keep pace. After
the first inning the visitors did not try to score
threatening clouds made their appearance.
bheir in, only desire was 70 hurry along the game.
Put as soon as the fifth inning was com pletei
IheS again got at Abbey, scoring seven runs on
rve Singles. a three baGSer. and a home run.
Lynch refused to umpire the second game
calming that he was III. Stein and CLARK son
Stneiated and the decisions were satisfactory TO
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RoNInE Soten.

The Passaic Boat Club OF Newark has decided to
make three entries In the Middle States regatta Is
year-senof double senior single. and junior single
II smore than likely that the Institute Boat Club
OF Newark Will enter their four cared she'll crew
which tnisheG second at the national regatta
senior four.oa-ed giG race OF the Middle States
gAItA
The Bloom,nsdale Boat Club will hold its annual
aquatic sports at the boat house foot of o2d street.
Hudson River, on sunday next. The programme IN.
cludes pair.oared gag race. four.oared barge race
four.oered barge race open to visiting clubs,
junior and senior swimming races for members.
swimming race open to all, Junior and senior tub
races for members. tub race open TO ali, a goose
chase, and an etghr.oared barge race between the
"S!lver!tes' and Gold Bugs In costume After
tie races dancing Will take place.
Can't. Emmons OF the Nautilus Eoat Club finds II no
easy task get his settle down hard train.
ing II was the intention OF the club make several
entries in the Middle States regatta but only
who enthustd sufficiently TO sacrifice pleasure snd TO
60 into training were Junior four cared sig crew
The club Will hold its annual reEatts Aug gwhl.h
T. the same day the Narunas Will hold their regatta
There stretch OF beach OF about quarters Of
mile between the two boat houses and both
clubs Will use the same course they will have row
alternately.
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va,kyr,s III. Get. noae All Right.

SouRocH. Aug. l3.-The Dunraven syndicate
racing cutter Nalkyrie Ill. which sailed from
few orS on the afternoon OF July IA. arrived
mere this morning, having made the passage N
'"ehly-eight days. All on board are we'll
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Earned runs-New York, =; Boston. 9. First base on
Ssls5o1 Lewis 4 OF Neekln. 3. Struck oui-By
Three base hit-Meekn. Twooase hits-Tiernan Col.
nns t2). Long t2): Sacrifice hit-ConnAughton Stolen
bascs-Gleason Davis, Van HAtren. Hit by pitcher
BY Meekin l. Wild pitches-Nichos, Lewis l2i Passed
oalls-Wilson. 2; Camel =. UmpIre-Shertdan Time
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At New Hedford-Sew Bedford. 99; Fall River s
Al BsnCor-RsnEor. II; Portland. X
At tPawtucket-Brockton. IL: Pawtucket, O.
AT Augusta--AuGusta, I; Lewiston. q.
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kArned Euns- e nciHaAu ,. F.rst tas-,rr error
S1e nhaI. Lett on oAses-gi i,a.o = riDsiBa,tI
Z; 49,, slrst tase on ball "a = i. n EET.t -
eLssseEstsrk l.sHaESS HaT flis- Hoy Miller St"'sn
oA-Js-lTwiE. kefhss. sll Vaughn; DaGlsn, gtsl.-s'
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.Batted for Esmm.ns In the ninth inning.

yn......-..::::::::...s . S.o-s
Earned runs-Baltimore, 2: Brooklyn g. Home run
kelley Two-hase hits-Shind!e Shoch, ReitZ Stolen
hash Sacrifice hit-shindie Struck cptBy
Banh Il on Aemmins, J.. First base on errors
baltimore, Brooklyn, l. Left on bases-Baltimore
his by pircher-JennInSS ump!re-Lynca. TIME
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fhisdsiphia. NO % o o - O s q n o-7
F-rned runs i'E a!r ih'l. s. wa.h.urtnn = r!r.r
nsSs y rIp9rs Fnaie.pt.a. - Wa,G.ns s.ol l. Lsft
Sf4S SMat!srSa Sr'l- ) ~ Hssams,, struck OUT
R GSht.rH D. -rr'r.2ase AN inv TNo-'ase
S!S.tn b1:rs-pnle1an'y: Ne,is.en NcaG.St farrell
tteNh, triWr.>ht. pngH.r plays >rl.t7rH ani
teMoE'rG, i..e EA.. an aUI La-yie, W s piieh-ES
GAME Passed tAI s-H. .aGg, :, E.lII!r-Hur,t
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oiN 'NShTL = Cg,'rf,A

CHICAGO, Aug. 4 The Rod, got sweet r9ven,a. .r,,
zoe Cols - shutting IHc-F o., easily today. HETst
Mas lnFh hrfA !e nuN thT-e = h ing ma 10 n nm
SIifSs Mas ny At aS r!s1t tr-, tie CON,
t,nsT , stIors IN ne -SaiA I'M Gs lac crowd " a.
shu = ct1 L. 've tEnG Hlr lu: FCE aTlau u-
not spptar 10 CIplrr- THo r-.GlnE was kasrp
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PHHArsLFHlA. Aug. la-wyh the score standing
20 against them, toe PHilaielphAS eveGed uI tains
SS6uth the ninth on tslehantl slnge. lhoupsons
and Cross ny u selbacl. Incy won out IN ~,
Swe!ith. scoring TWO rGus On ia on tal!S fun
~ perohiTeSliIc, AMI singles By !iulea an! nHir.
nnty hcJa;nes pitched Fr a; ball for tNc r,r eisht
Attendance, e644. The score; ~ 'S'
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AANHA lAN 81 A-AN--
A. n. FpWler. b, Rose
:. MagEus, &. koss, n-
LLn -l,ln -... .,-----..-
h " lArton, h ! lousfl.n.
L l. Middleton. q. I.
U Reilly, Z, Lou .hliu.
J. u Npn, q 1akss, b.
lvI-a IN .--
w FeawI.E 4. C. CovrH-
Try Ia Rose .
D ~. waTDurlon b Rose.
pT. Io7T :. b axes ,...
q n, lspp-r o.. -aEes
= sanger. -. OUT.
y Martin, not oct .-.,
Bgcs ..--.....-.. ..-....s..
-
4o'-i .''-" ..........s
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and Anson; psh!,q and rteren ums,rs.-rerrs and
Ttn1s-ls3A
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Atlantic League.
AT LANCASTER

Atlantic League.
AT LLScasrER-
Lancaster ter'......'..'....''-'....0
Hits-Lancastcr, 10; Newark, o. Errors-Lancas.
trr :: newark. \. Bstteries-west and westiRke;
Nackey and ROthfuss.
HlnTTcRn,
Hartford ......... ..........l O Q o IS
Whining ton. ...,..,..........O o q = o.
Hits-HAtircrd, II: Wilmington. 3. Errors-Hart.
ford, 4: Wilmington. x. Batteries-Nickery and
smiih; Anderson, J. Nops and Costello.
AT PATERSON
Paterson. ..,.............,...0 o o o1 -
Athletics......,. .........I y o U y o.
Hits-Paterson, IL; Athletes, I. Errors-Paterson,
9; Athletics 4. Ratteries-G. Smith and Kilocky;
Ames and MulligAn.