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a Little Row at Newport.

CncfSSArl. Aug. ie.-Three prime faror;es and two
we!lrlEyccd Second choices won the races at wr.prr
TO-DAY. In the third rhce Dr. Ed fell In the quarter.
Jockey Ailhrrn Substituting . broken right leg and
other severe injuries. The horse was unhurt. After
the fourth race Owner ChAr;es NccArerry OF Ternes
zee claimed sauteraa, that ran sec2nd. from 4 :.
Warner 4 Co. Of this city and Chicago. McCAner1y
didn't have the ready moaey 70 POT up IN making III.
claim and asked Owner ). II Smith OF Texas TO sign
Is bis surety OF bondsmAn. JOHNNY Neal OF Warner
L Co. sLit something 10 Smith that McC1f.
ferty OBJECTED 10 and he struck Neal. Neal
landing a right handler In return. Il. pesnA OF Lex
ir.rNr and other n then interfer-d. stopping hoxt3lltiss
did Dot know drrw . big knife on him. The Judges
Will investigate the case and u CtEertv viii be re-
Quired 10 explain his move Of ella rling . horse with
oct having the requisite cAkk to complete tie rr1nsAc
ticn. The matter of the hor~e wAson. under sus.
picion az being q ringer since his able reversal
O: form last SATURDAY. IL sfili being Investigated and
no tets have BEEN paid The judges think they have
evidence tending TO prove the horse 10 lie Ben Thotny-
soa. q very fast st~ed ina; ran on one o. the outlaw Cd
tracks IN Maryland. Summarize:
Flri RAce-Six furlunSs -idlthAu- 100 rNlhprrl.
sto /. won EvAi;ne. Jog James to !, second Per.
fornAnce: 100 GLsndrumh S TO J. third. Time. 1913.
eeNone Race-Sevtn furionSs sim W. Io7 Thorn.
tom TO y. won: StrAIh-eel l05 Gleason. S-cont
Mamie 2, los CLAY. " TO /. third. Time, l:sp.
Thiri RAce-Tive farones -LAnky Bob los H
Williams. ) 20 !. won. Iosust Blossom. VI Thorn.
ton 4 TO /. second; Ada Russell, v. ivAleattne. : to
!. third. Time, l:NS.
tom 8 TO 5. won, SAuterne, Tvs lGlessonA 2 10 /.
seeond; Pete Eltshen. los Thornton. : to !, third.
FIfh RAce-Frs furione. Mary wlru.. los
second; puehes. OF Yort. los n. Williams : 10 J..
ohiru. Time, l:oss.
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NEWS OF THE wHEELMEy.
A TRIPLE cEyTUBT RUy LRRASOgD
mr. THE RUTHERFORD CrcLERS.

Riaers Car prep Out ., one nusarc - i've
HunareA RHss ana Receive ssVvisSTs-
Sseas,s fer the Bsstapce-Niuuissa 81 Lao.
ting nsoanG naen en- the Nstissai d'Tesit.
The success which has attended the century
and 2oo-mile runs this season has resulted Ia
the Rutherford Orders arranging for a single.
double. and triple century run. Capt. Neis 10
convinced that the big helds Of lone-distAnoe
riders who have survived single and double cen
turies will be anxious 10 venture on a triple run.
Accordingly he proposes to hold such an event
on Sept 5 and G. !, viii be over the New Jer-
sey couree. Riders who start ont with the OF
sect Of riding the 800 miles can drop out al 100
or 200 miles and receive survivor medals for
the distance they accomplish. A prize will be
awarded TO the club tAkiaG through the grcAtest
number OF riders.
The racing men who follow the National Cir
cult tournaments keep close tally upon each
others performances in order 10 know at the
end OF the season what one Is entitled 10 The
credi: OF the greatest number OF wins. Thus FAR
BALD. who has started in twenty events.
leads. The standing OF the principal contestants
follows:
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A 5000 entry list has rev Ard.d the efforts OF the
conmiiiee in charge Of the Charles :. Harvey Asso,lA,
Hon games Which will be held al suffers HArlem
River Park, is7ta street and second avenue, his
afternoon.
The football committee Of the MentclAir Athletic
olHh are AetiNely engaged In psrtectinS arrangement
70 place . strong team Of eK'vArsity PLAYER in the
neld this fall, The schedule 10 nearing comnieuon.
and includes games with New YORK Univenity, L.
high. Trinity, Rnickerb>,ker A, c, EltEAhcthA :.
hngIeNooc f1eld CLuE, New jersey A. c, Newton
a A. and probably hston A. A. ami Orange A. C.
The Patterson Creket Club added another victory
10 ia iong list by defeAl.-S the Columbia Club In th.
championship series OF the sew York Cricket AEso-
citation on saturday last. Columbia WAS dispased Of
for . total OF ~, ;. II, West taking 6 wtrftts Tor .
runs and }, Robertson Z for ~, aud against this
Patterson put in lag for : wicket For The wtnpsrs
W podds scored ~. ". Bunce 81. A. snedley 20
and {. Kerry -. W.
Constant ReAder-l Hanover and fremont war.
IaA4ed IN leeS Z Azote ana klAIn Ath never mel AZ
teetSooc fArk, ). ]: tbs mt base mAn TOUCHES ~
rag nnt merely puttiaS out the runner. IL v nsc<S.
peiore ne reaches S~cund, As he 10 not forced and car
gel bsek 70 mt II the ball Lpan being plcke1 mn ~
The nnt hASemAn u thrown directly 70 sesonr ~,
msn on nrss does not have 10 Do touched a. hs IA
c D Taylor, who has bern sccrstAry @, ~. ,n
lene Bowling League for . number Of ysSn k.r -
SsssS, and the Organization VIII hold a speeiI
Ing MS successor. Three AppaeAu0nS EGys 6s.n ne
~Nca " the onoiAls Of the League from elukS Whish
eea!ts 70 take part in Tia neII tournament rh-X
thcsas TIE AnlekSEhockor A, c. hvtTide A G ana
s'lth ofA1ge y {. II Is Rot likely that lie oranss
= VII enter a team. ard should there II a ys-an.
The pTeiereEce, "s"
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BECKER SURPRISES DoWyEr.
Police Stop the rght In the Eighth Reupd and
the R<suit IL n Draw.

1t was rather fortunate for Jack Downey Of
Brooklyn last nigh, that the police ;nterfered in
his bout with LsrTy Becker o. Bayonne at the
Greenwood 4. c. The club advertised
4 twenty round bout between Martin
F~laherty OF Lowell and powney. FlaAerty.
however. c!t not 90 on owing 20 the fact thu;
he had not trained. The crowd received the
announcement with evident disgust. but the
Cub n good faith was willing TO refund the
money 10 tickle; purchasers. When Beckcr's
nanc was mentioned there was another howl,
lct, rs Il afterwArd proved. he pu, up a rafting
go. He outc.Assed Downer from the start.
Eddie Gpoiboty Q. this city and Terry Nc.
Govern OF broC s.yn. two vell-knii baniAms. be.
gan the show with q ten. round contest Al H.
I1uncA II was q vigorous affair. and McGovesn
!sceiyed the decision. Charley HcCArty OF south
we're The principals in the second affair Of ten
rounds al l2s pounds In the second round Nc
keeYeT haG MCI a-ty On The run. and was about
10 knox him out when the bell came 10 his res.
proceed further. and the ward went TO Nc
keever.
pownev and Becker shook hands a, 1920
O'Clock. In DoNney 6 corner were Harry Fischer.
Hugh Winters, and PADDY Farrell. Becker's
seconds were Billy ODornen ana Happy %
Ja.k smith. They agreed 10 so twenty rounds
a. 100 POUNDS. Becker would not let DownCy
rest a moment in the rrst round He kept peg
kIar AWAY and lo"rey was puzzled. Becker cut
JACKS le:I ere with q swing. Downer was very
Notec b wonder. Becker kept chasing Downey
without cessation in the second. and the latter
was cautious. becker kept HE &C until
the eighth round when nc WAS advised TO sail in
but Poice Captain Kenny stepped IN and stopped
the mil. The referee called IL q draw.
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W ~ DetP0it.

DrrEorI. Aug l6.-On = rrAct dense ana sticky With
mud twotAvories, the El'cIOr And Don FUlano one
second ehoiee, our Chance. and two OF selections
Hartford Boy and Vice Regal. won todAy's events
Summaries,
Pint Rses-Fivs fariongS-our Chance. III C.,
heinh 10 !. nna by three lengths, Asp1siA- los
Turner. $ 70 5, secoad; Herman kAhn. III Norris,
third. Time. l:0Tl.
second RAcA-on mrs-Tse Hector, los &c. Rein,
= 70 3. nrst by two isIEIhs. Arlington. los Morris
Time. lGS0k.
rhiri RAe-sellinF; one mile Vice Regal loo
SSandalL stol. nnt by half Al.ngth. stray step io'
IhcSIoneI. o 20 ]. second FRANK !AuloI. iUS }SallF
SLn. . to & third. Time. ! sao.
FOURTH hAcS-Seyen furlopgH Don Fulsno, los
tPiFgott, : 10 10, mt by TIRE ieHEfsS; visoount. loi
!soheeIh 3 to second susie E0HEs, 70 Weaver. 8
70 J third. Time. i:SIa.
fins RAcs-seilihE, seven furlonFs -HArtford Boy,
1oa SAnpbelil, = 20 !. GRIT by two lengths: Fay
bells- 100 lshsriAndL q 20 !, second Springttne, los
euthsrAhdl, Z to !. third. Time, l;S3ss.
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On the Harlem Track.

cHlcAea Aus. lS.-Lady cAilAhAn hung NJ 3 new
mark for the season at Harlem to-day for q mile by
covering the distance in lSas. winning from Gag
fail TO fnhh. pnnots the rAvortt<, got away Ghso.
iuiely last. finishing second. Two fAVorites. three
outsiders. and . second chu;ce won. Summaries
Fr1 RAes-Sir furlongs Blut Jacket, lo9 T.
BunsN. 0 10 5, won winAow. 40 Morgan. 80 to /.
seoond; Lon Jones, 10 o. SCOTT, IS to /. third.
Time, l:l<.
second Rsoe-four and a half furlonss-Bnshte
3, liz r. lson.4, = 10 ], Won. Brown cal. III &C.
sloan, . 70 !, Second; Tspuie, 100 I. Burns, IL 10 !.
third. Time. 0:S6S,
Third RAN-one mile-LAdy callahan. es Sew.
conhI, ~ To !. won :punuis, - 7 DLrusf y to 10. tec
ohd lmp, 10Y CAY wood, : "a 3. third Time. ! SPA
Fourth RAcs-SN fur oDGr - Kll A-nett los p.
Clay, 10 70 |. won; NorsA. - Donaldson. II TO l.
Time, 1915.
fIfth RAoe-one mile and q sixteenth -S!mrod.
lOI 4. sloAn), : 10 ;. w"-. SunbGrst, loo CArwoot .
u 70 .. second, Schiller. loo q. Slaughter, I 10 !.
third. Time, l;tT.
sixth RANe-sevsu turlouss -seena Ios y
woods. : to l, won: Ion PrneeSsA- log UEOEln' =
Time. l 27l.
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Resuits NJ 81. Louis.

ct LoCs. Aug. ls-Ths rA>es a, the Fair Grounds
this Afternocn resulted a. follows:
flrSt RAcs-ons mit,-Inspirer. 81 C. Murphy 0
os' woni Adds Buchanan, ~ Cstevensl, la 20 /. eco
ond' Parole dor. " Hall. %Io !. third. Time, l:+a.
second hAss-one mile and seventy yAFts-NHy
GAloP, OF iPstsrnAnL = 70 i, wen, squire g. o. &C.
S,,sH second; Can GAlop 20 VHAlD, 70 =,
JAiTd kAos-Rlsysn tirtesnths OF . mile -Feral.
I've NLynch, % 2 wen; Marietta w stevens, 8
- sse6oea' ro~anIA ioi TrustJ, 90 10 ]. third.
SGsrts IA toarAs Of = nile -hias Verne,
VLnAai, 10 1. 9oAI Bridget. lo7 PetermAr. 4 TO
:SseoAd' AsrIOEas. los Garner. even. third, Tins.
-FttS Ras<-s.v u.,rs,s. o, , up.-1r.,u,o ,o7
0oHeons TO /, Won; Basaufi. ii: T1ireTsI' "a 70 i.
sSessSSnd' Donation, ZOE FpenLH,, 81 2, third, Time.
stHCA sAes-fi vSsIEhthS OF . mile Peter Archer,
49, 49, J, won, Clara C. - Hail. 10 10
l;oSS- ~
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BORING n, the CreespoInt Sporting Ci.s.

The Greenpoint Sporting Club held a boxing
show las; night Three isn-round bouts between
boxers OF more or less hst:c fame Was the at.
traction. The hall was crowded TO its utmost
capacity. and the management was TON; elIed
TO stop The sale Of tickets before the show began.
Joe Ward 0. Brooklyn acted as referee.
Martin Smith OF this city and Joe Purdy Of
Brooklyn came together IN the arst bout at 100
pounds. The boys los, no time in mixing it VI,
and Purdy went to HE knees from a lett-hAnd
swing. Smith continued 10 land on Purdy $ face
:or the next TWO rounos. and in the fourth had
EURO! nearly out, oGt didat take advantage OF
the night progressed, while Purdy grew stronger
sad more than held his own. The decision was
a draw
and Frank Bryant of this city. put up their
hands IN the second bou; NJ l.o pounds There
Was l;sit A,ietap; made sy ether man 10 do any
er. but only tried 10 land on Bryant pheu be Vas
well guarded. !, looked as !: THE Two were giving
tevea;h round ended the rete.ee cautioned he
two men. This seemed 10 have some effect On
lad s- gao sp pc Ky eessR 70 Fus r. ;nn is an. mo
not ike the punishment and quit il the eighth
round Critic got the decision.
Tomm! Butler Of BrooE!yn and Tommy Ryan Of
ihl!adeiphia, who recent, got the decision over
wetsaTs R Sn" was s saou fSeiss over saf sa ~ saf S1;
this did not sep the latter from making il In.
,~eresttng from the start By Landing a couple
GalSe% in al Kinds Of siassias Il tss
second. with I; a little IN favor OF Ryan.
mouth had Ryan grosgy in The fourth round.
bat s4tler hson : enough strength left 10 finish
him, Ryan was bleeding p7o.use!y FROM ihe
ne1t four rounds were al in favor of Butler.
II the ninth Ryan Got IL some hard body
was weak from his own eIertions, cIinchine 10
save himself. The contest was declared a draw.
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HERR show =, ssu,Aanp,sn.

s'sid old Southampton is TO have a horse str~ -
~li ~ held OF neat ThErs;Sy taa Fr,a&y T..
nsliIee 10 made NJ u Henry NGS. CAu!s a.
Henry 6 Trevor { Altsrt stevens y CoH.-,.
Henry A KArrlsy. Free ara oarrcG 70 tLr w.. 2
e'GG The classes Are ioE burSt ~ srs
: -ae0rEopc, anC. 81 uuSJ Gaze, INC ~ r,-, &
7 % if!,e .uaE!as IroH. I- -Hu.axf -
-" stor sfouIG b . gre 81 ssccess "a "a.
t.~C.A. ( EI-grf ihsrv ~ "a lo-y rA.e .
Ea'E ilaefR ana - IGASSnlA sp.OrJs TIr .sI.- .
ipc.Edr = eEI an Skdl.v rAN TAsrs ~. -
farmer r. al a hal. mile On TIE Sat r
g fra' u SLtel by y ,, CulAer Ihs la-~, t
l. Tbs Iona nas Pr0ErEty .! fArlacr, an . -
Rust rae.
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Hi aNAa.

Hugo kerfAu and Ed Mclaughlin played the open.
Ing same in . ak IiEhts' match At straight hilIIAnaA
eooe poinis uP-l,ooo points a night-Gi Days
Academy, last night, for q purse Uttered by Maurice
pAiy' This is the nrst tine in eighteen yeAp that
this style Of game has t4en played iI this city. and
II. game siarted
ILtEoHng German ehAmpion shove ed his familiarity
slhh his style OF game early In the contest by several
trIllAHI runs bui lAier In the night he sIArted OF :
~ run and he kept clicking on points uhfu be had
- 70 AS credit, which 10 the biggest run ever made
IN INA eiiy 81 the straight game. AeLAushltns best
In 80 SSl. The tCIA soors for toe night Was
herAAu; 1000; Mclaughlin BEL. The German made
.hs high aysrAse OF So ltls. while kelAuShlfn's
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RSwIuE.

PHTiApEDPHIA. Aug. l6.-The pAIr-oared
event OF the National Regatta programme.
which was postponed from Saturday owing to
the numerous fouls At the tnrn. was rowed here
won by the ArgonAut Rowing Club crew. com
posed OF Joe Wright. stroke. and Fred Thohp-
son. bow.
The three crews that participated in SAtur.
GAY niI;np. namely; ArRonGHt. Vesper Boat
up for the start and all got away nicely. II was
a good race to the turn. but Argonaut Rot
around nrst and Strengthened out for home.
Wright ran the stroke up and his boat soon had
q safe lead. which was maintained 10 the finish.
Argonaut won by three lengths. Vesper second,
IL is seconds.
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QUAKERS EASY VICTIMS.
NEW TORES PLAY ALL AROUND TEE
PHILADELPHIA TEAM.

S1eeEin Invineibie vita Nsn On 1ases-Baiti.
morcs EnJoy . RicnIc at Erookiyps EI.
pcnse-Bsstess Wis . Ciss Cane Prem
washipEtsn = F~fttssurE Bnats LSuisvtIie-
The Philadelphia began their nrst series Of
the year in this city yesterday, and the New
Yorks had no trouble in dispoeine Of them.
Joyce's men are still ~ points behind the Gin.
cinnatis, as the latter won from the Chicngos
on Sunday. The Bostons maintained the lead
Of II points over tho Baltimorcs By winning
q close game from the whshingtons. while the
Orioles were knocking the tar out OF the Brook
lynS. The Pittsburgs defeated The Louisyilles
in the flag end Of the contest, and took q nrmer
hold on seventh place. The results:
6sw York. :. PhilAdelphiA. Q.
BalHnore, IL, Brooklyn. o.
Boston, 8; whshington. O.
PittsburG. 8; Louisville, 2.
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GUIF
secretary K~r Talks or The eTnca's Chanpi.
opshIp-The Aew Ies- Dook.

A few entries fo- the vcutn's ctt-T.9rs: ,
were received By X Bage ker., s~Scrs;a-y o. -.
|. :. -. -. yesterday. and he tEJe@:s = -=-a {.
nominations to-day. The Hs-s close 10 "a.
bai the e-tr.hs Vii! not be ua1t Tat- III. -
uOr-ow %eTCHtng. II o-ter 70 AVA; ihc ury-vE q!
letters posted today AZ distant points. >e~7,-
teiAry Kerr stated that il was 4 ~ce-tL.l;- -:
Miss BeG:r5I Hoyt would eI,e-. knd JhL; e
was possible ihs: Nrs- Charles : Brown. ~
though az absentee last year. The yea.
io- the first tine. be az 90. the wdr-.I
golfers uf the West would figure 6-nur !:
TIE cgates:Auts- M-s. Il {. Chs-r esd-Tsy.y'
ana M-s. ADAMS are among the e.;:7e- t-g.4
Chicago The cont-Ol Of a.. the us,.Y-h. rLz.-
f2onships a: go.f IS Teste6 II We /. : =. 1. -.
The Executive Committee will 10. :AEc 81. sgt.r
TArt n The management o. iSs details o.
years uo1oHr's tourney Unless some Il
oCu-s. The Gretas cf - i-.s-
CoCaty Club vii! cCr10ci the A--a-Cei1...s,
Ana shoQlc the affair run smoothly II. K1eeu-
Both President Curtis and Sec-~t4-E ker: W!
be az Manchester during tie event
The Ieo- Book 90. l-S7 has .1st hsel issued
3! he : q. 4 II addition 10 the cJust;fu-
ton Anc ty-4aVt o! that organization. The cor-
tents Include he - Andrews -u.es fu- En:.
VITA the rulings and inie-gretatiuas ot lie
Executive Committee Of The [. :. Ga A Lex
q The Associate and Elleo clubs. with the naJns
And address OF each c!ut sec-e.ary. = q new sai
valuable feature. Onl! men ocrs ot me /. : u.
A us! get copies frocs SAS-e;arT Kerr, Is me
Ho-E Is intended for private circulation
Although The totals were printed correctly,
some mistakes were made Il Ire loG.v7Gui
scores N the report o: the Oakland o--ls
County match on Saturday a. Mo-Hs.oNn. TIE
correct scores follow:
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SEErSEo, Me- Ans, it-Ths Lsw,y iaAF .ra'a
!ANE i'Lrs rhAmTioEsLiY - The Sta'g ~ 49, r.
" / aerv IsoAy for tie hrst uut - . RAJ ra-
l. Nrw Worker h-AI Dodge, the -tamgaa - ..
mr. straight So Part ~on the ioarrA-r.f r
las ytNr' Aaa LED IEe 4 s-Gfanr Ca4tt--- .U. ..r.
pain -sN. ,''ta4s ANsNS &Iso- 81, -' p Az
- '-a sNhH a rionsE'i EeNE t.TI, ra- r -.
LtE ~ tAis cG.. and FArets ae!eAI ~ pod. rs4A,
Hakea A'H l@r STATE esAIa qacn. sum 0ATy.
ChAtapaOGAhip singles, CnLllsAEr koLnd-f Fa-..g
fAIeI. hoider. teal GlG-SaSS r, DOdKs. ekk.E-.sE
"a. 6-1, OIL
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psvis. clark. EIra hass % bens-on Gardner. 1t
cunninghsnA T. sacTfnce hits-Psdden. Wagner.
wilson Doable plAyE-Ely, Padden and Rothfussi
STAFFORD. polan and wcrdenI stafford and wertcn.
Time-9 hour- Attendance-l.o 900. Umpire-Nc-
Donald.
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Earned uns-Baltimore 4; Brooklyn. !. Two base
hitS-Anderson. Stencil. DOYLE, Quinn. Three hAse
hit-Jones; Home run-Barrill stolen bAsss-Jen.
nlnEs az, Jones KELLEY, hoGt!e~ piays-Quinn. ReitH
arros-Baiumore 5; Brooklyn, 2. First base on halls
On Pond. =; on Kennedy, Y. Hit by pitched ball
BY kennedy, /. Struck out-By Pond. !; hy Ken.
needy. 5. Tine-2 hour aud IS minutes. AuendAnce
-s,sll. rmpire-Kely.
BOSTON, 5; wAsHISoroH, o.
Bosros, Aus. i6.-MrJa mes pitched GOOD ball tpdsy
but Nichols " as again IN form. Ard would have ehut
Washington out but for stAhI's error in the ninth
bsrsens catching WAS the feature. The score
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ro~. IAa,,s ne. rerssra..ee TO Sally.

horses opened here to dLy. The ihree miuut. trct
was won ~ Town LADY Of ParEvfne. y Y. In
sfSiEht heats. AcDi-poIs OF H--tford captured tn
ils Paos In the bicycle rs,rs James InSrahAm Of
ftA'h1y. HAS,. WuE Tie Alg hAAacAI IN = MN.
utes lsS second, and ErhtH Kicker Of SAafur! he
mile open in 8 minutes S7S tssOnds. Summarize q.
tie harness rAoes;
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Baseball Notea.


JF. G.-Davi
Arson has made but half a dozen errors this season.
Morgan Murphy leads the League cAtchen In
fielding.
}. WI. Clarke OF Baltimore. 9. KlobedaaI- 8.
Collins. I. Nichols.
w. B. K.-rhe Boston club paid elo. 600 to the
Chicago club for the release Of Pitcher John Garrison.
Nj. Boston will make more money this year than
any other League club. 2. New York won the series
last year.
A.c. A.-No professional games under the national
Agreement. have been paved on sunday at Eastern
Park. eIcep, one benert game.
was q mistake which has cost the club thousands of
dOllars. so several Of the SuAEers say.
The Webster baseball Club would IKE to arrange
Address B, seliS. captain. los las, lloEh street.
The Riverside Field Club Las Aug. 81 open and
o suitable guarantee; Address III. Nolan. p. o. box
lbY. or S2S West lS2d street.
The baseball enthusiasts who attend the games on
the Orange oval will have another chance TO see the
Orange Athletic Club play a National League team
Louis team.
The Ashford A. c.. uniformed. has Aug. 90. morn
ing ard afternoon. open for clubs whose PLAYERS
foris' ground. Address A. KAemmer. s.7 Glenmore
avenue. Brooklyn.
President Young says that he has received but one
protest against umpires from the Cincinnati and
Brooklyn clubs. And yet Brush and Byrne have been
Young. BY the way. Was in baltimore yesterday
watching ON. Of hi, new unP,res Kelley. work He
clubs begin the last series.
The Cincinnatis and Chicasos are the nrst League
teams TO complete = seres EwIngs players won
seven OF the twelve games. winning rve by one run.
one by two runs, and one by three runs, The Chi.
cASos had an advantage Of one run In two games.
two runs in one game. three runs IN one game. and
seven runs in one game. All told. the CincinnAtls
made e9 tailies. " hiie Anson's players got 81.
The persons who AItse unp:res the most are gen.
orally the ones who know nothing about the me
points OF the game. Yesterday when Lynch called .
strike on n foul tip which the Philadelphia catcher
held while standing within the prescribed circle, and
Joyce stole second on IT, a couple OF men IN the grand
stand began to abuse Lynch by saying he didn't know
:. how TO umpire" The men were promptly sQueIched
by those Who sat near them.
To TIE EpnoR OF The SrS-Sir: Being oae of the
New Yorks' stAndbys, and wishing them TO land on
top In this years pennant race. l also gay Capt. Joyce
dA an un wise act aud offered an insul; 10 Nike Tier
nan In placing him on the bench. The New Works
never had 9 better or more faithful player than
the Silent Man. let them get a third bAsemAn aud
place Joyce on the bench: his neldinR has been very
yellow OF late. Put Mike in his place again, and see
10 good enough for US You're, &C, Pam PLAY.
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NATIONAL LEAorE AID AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
PhilsdelphiA at New York; Brooklyn at Baltimore;
Washington =; Boston.
EASTERN LEA5CE.
Buffalo al Toronto; Montreal at Syracuse; w1kes.
barre al Scranton; sprin kneld at Providence.
ATLANTIC LEAGCE.
Newark 81 Reading; Athletics at Paterson; Norfolk
at Hartford; Richmond 81 Lancaster.
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.ncrrHSs.1 II, b1'toh 5, fHohAse h~iI-HAmuton.
sherlhc~ hits-Ienney. Long. Stolen tAse-YAmilton
f,rt hA>e on SA!l.-na NicsciI y on Hrjanss, :.
fASsrl tAl-D:rgeh. MID pitcheS-M eJAnsA
etrueE oaI-by Sisho : :; ~ ArJauieA s. Ffrst hAse
Sh sEFoI-hps'cn. AN~5dAncr-laO0 Cnplre-
hHSlie. nme-l hour and 4s minaiss, ~
ITTTSECRO. ); LoVlavu.H
PITrssUE0, ArE. Ia-ounniLgaAm pitched n An.
game to-day pp 70 the slEhth Inning. when smiths
s.ntte, FslSeAA donele, bASts'A Triple, and Rothfaa1
onely sinSle earned tAEss IslA NJ scorNi
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Asws nrsa tAs ns-us vssraa.

srA.ccsA Az le-o~tns 10 rain bat ~ hsaas Of
SVsAAAS % ss1sa1t Ieossla RGk PaEk tsdI.
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Earned ranS-New York. 2; Philadelphia, l. Thrne.
Sase hit-DeishAnty; home run-Gleison. sAcrhce
Gleason. Holmes, CLARK. First base on errors-Sew
Yors. =; Philadelphia, ]. Firs, hAAe on balIs-on
Aeekin. B; on Taylor. I. Struck out-By Meekin. 8;
by TAYLOR. O. Hit by pitcher-By Taylor, /. Lett on
bases-Sew York, Z: Philadelphia. lS. Double play
Taylor, $. Time hours Um~pires-Lynch and
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Eatrtes for Brightsa.

The following is the programme for Brighton
Beach to-day:
Firsi RAce-FoT three yeGr-olds AID upward. non.
winners this yeE, Sie0 added, selling allow Inoss:
kiH furlongx: