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NEWS or THE wHEELMEN.
OlNNOT PUSH RACING IN THE
STATE OWING TO LACK OF FUND6

The Division heard sugEests . special zee TOR
Circuit sanctiaps--Ncariy TIVE Thousand
new Members EsroiIea In the 4. a. W. the
Fast week-noad naus Tor the Fourth.
The development OF long-distance races In
cycling Is regarded as n healthy sign. Athletes
Of other countries have frequently rallied at
Americans as n community Of sprinters, capable
OF applying an abnormal amount of nervous
energy for brief period. but unable TO stay.
This argument may prove to be tullacious II tho
native-born athletes seriously tackle the ques-
tion Of endurance Hitherto the tendency has
been either in the direction of speed or toward
the other extreme represented by six-day races.
It now seems probable that happy medium
will be reached, and that races calling for both
speed and endurance, without running to either
extreme, will become vogue. Tho presence Of
two such hardy foreigners as Lesna and Michael
cannot fail to rouse the native wheelmen to emu
lation, and "one-hour" rides are likely to be
prominent features during tho season. Tho
first American who can como forward and lower
tho colors OF either Of the visiting cracks con
count on national ovation.
The memborship of tho L. A. W. has reached
s5,os9 this week. Secretary Bassett reports
tho following returns from tho leading divis-
ions, with their total membership; New York,
561, total, 22,222; Pennsylvania, COS. total,
1870; Massachusetts,. 100, total, 1O.s79; Now
Jersey, 1913. total, 5,505; Illinois, 90. total,
3,1ls; Ohio. SO, total, 1897; Wisconsin, 90,
total, 2.229; Connecticut, 43, total, 1897; Mis-.
souri,, g. total, 1,76s; Michigan, Ga, total, 1878;
North California. /, total, sGs; Rhode Island.
90, total. 1,434. The tot u number OF new mem-
bers during tho week is 1,966
Chairman A. d. waito OF the state Racing
Board Of tho L. A. w. feels that tho racing In
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BOSTON. 8: NEW YORK. 4.

BOSTON. 8: NEW YORK. 4
Inability to hit tho curves Of KID Nichols and
s. tSs oonquoring Bostons at the Polo Grounds
ne sS Sa
costly. and at critical points thcy executed sew
Se Tsey o
kit Rusic quite freely in two innings but the big
fellow gould not oe blamed for the sssbssk His
Up to to the fourth inning tho pitchers held such
been baitinF very hard this year. tsFsn TO tssi ss
appalling manner. Chick u, stahl opened the
IONS with iRs' s.s. TO Ss o sSs sSs
etahle play was 70 reach third, Of course, but
shToT y G5ncn stepped him .s9s .hsrs
that Joyce tried unsuccessfnlly to knock down,
Lang hurrying to third. and the Boston captain
s soomea ~ S'Io 20 Van Ratren. rS ON Which Long
scored BY q close call. Collins also hit safely.
and Duty scored. after which Joyce threw Ten
Inc crowd rooted SO hard n the afth that tho
New Works % made their arst ft % run on ", errorS @
Holmes took two bases on Collins's wild throw
the S9s h eSS the
g,'ss sa s0 'ss 1op 'hTsM van q
threw the 6ail over Ganzel's head TO catch Amos
q the plate; but the next two men fell before
hy making three runs after two were out.
piass on sdvettss ste terrific drive @ % the &c centre
held ropes for two bases Collins caught
nice tho end Of his bat and
Rusie muffed a little fiy from Tenney'e bat but
e, Sr Ss Ss in
had men on second and third as the result Of
erTorS BY Long and stiystts, but they were were left.
Be heard; Up 70 that time but one hit had been
fsrnan Ss safely Sns hs
began 20 root IN earnest Duty f1mSled JGycss
ssssEsI ne @ wilson W. sss Il sas ssssSss: as
olRaan. q n9 Scored rs tsen asd
scSspps could Pf have ts esSS
the ball was thrown to second: AS . result.
ans hard dfSR op Long Ss
and began to hustle after DAVIS. Wilson tried
ss and threw rS the T ball @ to Collins Long kept A'' n'"'
oyc' meanwhile had staTtsd na for the plate
down, too. Il was certainly a diseouraaing end.
pitching IN the last three innings was 90 efreo:
tive that the Bostons got but two moro hits and
Wilson somewhat made up for his mistake ON
tho coaching lines by banging out hne single
with Clark BY Long and Tenney. The last half
Of the ninth was noisy. The crowd yelled no
crowd ever did before in q vain attempt to rattle
Nichols. Rusie opened with a hit, took second
on passed ball. and counted on Tiernan's sin
gle. Joyce also scratched hit. and as only ono
Wild.
Davis then smashed solid one that looked 90
II Il might 20 safely into centre field. Long,
however was on the alert. He made beautiful
stop touched second, and doubled up Davis with
battle. Tho score:
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Baseball Notes.

C.J. c.. Bayoune-Pittsburg.
J. Grorge-we know Of no such record.
Meekn and Jim Sullivan will be the pitchers in to-
days Boston New York game.
There Ia letter at this once for Nat Strong, man
asrr Of the Murray H.il Baseball Club.
P.J.C.-The New Yorx and Brookiyns will play AZ
the Polo Grounds on next Monday morning and
afternoon.
Constant-ayan Of Chicago made q home run ty
hitting the ban into the left ned 25cent the
Polo GroundS.
A.J.B.- no other stipulation was made. A would
win II they should be In third place, although II 10
catch bet at that.
with Jim Corbett covering first base, Kid Carsay's
team Will play Jim oROurke's Bridgeport Club noxt
SUNDAY AZ Weehawken.
Alfred Horn Ual that hits the hat and rolls
into lair ground, whether a." batsman intentIJ III
ally strkes at It or not :air ball, and the bats
man can he put out by u lelu,t.
According TO report the Washington Club offered to
sell ShoTstOD DeInOntrsylle Pitchers Mercer and Nc
James, Catt her M.Guire ana Ou'hsluer selBAch TO
the Pnladepnia Club for $4,000. Tho onsr was
refused.
The police sergeants and police reporters Of Brook.
lyn met for the cond game OF the season at the
Prospect Park parade yr md yesterday Seven
Inn nGs were played. which resulted IN victory for
the reporters the score being 10 10 10. COnkn and
huddgan wefu tlr battery loT the police geGnts
and White aud WaGh did the work for the reporters
Many women witnessed the game.
Manager ssleo OF the Bostons said yesterday: "we
having share OF hard luck well Balti.
Lowe is laid up with asplit inger. and KloLc.
Bergen Is Just recovering from u lame hand. Long
hAA swelling on his right and which may force
his temporary retirement still We plugging
along AMI expect TO finish pretty near tho top"
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Trap shooting Notes.

On last Monday afternoon J. L. Taylor John g.
Wright, and George Paterson shot three.cornered
race t 100 targets each ON the grounds OF the Brook
lyn Gun Club. The scores were, Taylor, TO; Wright
6Si Paterson, 6S
party OF trapshooters enjoyed the hospitality Of
j, scnenck Remsen upon the weLappointed grounds
of the Il msen estate at Fatbush on Tuesday. Clay.
bird shooting was the princrai feature Threehand.
days sport, with young Remsen and O. N. Sanford
dividing the honors.
The Boil ng Springs Gun Club OF Rutherford will
place In competition on July o handsome silv er
service to 70 to man winning Il the most number
OF times in the SIX months OF the contest. II Will be
handicap affair shot semi.monthy, At nfty targets
per man. known traps and unknown angles. No en-.
trance fee will be charged.
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chieaso. y, Pitssburg. 3 zirss hsss on esll.-.oE
Three-bes hits--Byan, kvetitt Twobase hits--
Lsnge. uonnor, Rysn smith CD stolen hnss,-lsngs
Grinith Mccormick and AHsoh. Hit BY pitcher-,Dy
0rlfntb l. Umpire-sheridan. Attendanoe--l,ObO
Time-i hour and 90 mlnutUs.
CLEVELAND. o, sT. LOUIE.
CLEVELAND. July 1.--Cleveinnd won spirited con-
test to-day from st. Louls wilson pitched beautt
full game tho Browna setting only two hits on him In
the nrst innings. In the eighth Hasloy mnde
scratch hit. oUonnOr misjudeod Dougiasb line ny
and 70 developed into a homo run. The score;
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epiok osfken, clara chafies Ksiioeg, Nesia ohhsos
A. oouidt Narnda HENRY wa,tera
was launched from B, Frank woods's yard this
afternoon.
Tho schooner Colonia, Commodore Clarence A.
Postley. was hauled out at Hawkinse yard this
afternoon TO be cleaned and pain ed.
The schooner Southern Cross, Vlce- Commodore
York.
The Wasp. Henry f. Ldppett, and Queen Nab.
Nathaniel /. Francis, left hero this morning for
Lnrphniont
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Yachting News from CITY I.Iana.

CITY IsLAND, July 1.-The following yachts
passed here bound east:
stssmers-Charlotta W. r. Higgins; orientA Il. r.
Ladsw; Vision. " d. Benedicti Marion, Nathaniel
Witherej Althea, 7. Edwin WardI Hrlvetia. Colunt-
bus o. D. Iselni Emeltne. Stephen W. Roach.
sehoon 'rs-Columbta' Joseph Def. Jenkini Avalon.
y. L. Leland; Oornet. d. W. and A. y. JAmea.
sloop-IIderim, O. Vanderbilt. JF.
The following vessels passed west:
Bteamsn-RepoSo. b. B. Medrsgor; Wabsno, Fred
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minutes ID Id seconds
RACINE, Wis, July 1.-The most surprising
days racing that has occurred in the history OF
5Sd under The he auspices g' ho
Ss ill., SSs%: 1HsPP
ana osbsnso the raee sss psCsd 81
John Mass. The pacem"ker dropped out, At
.he bell: and Binshslmsr made sneak gaining
Bald Gardiner, caSanns. and Hicks up 10 az
Gardner on his rear wheel. Entering the
homestretch Cooper and Bald swung into
I'd ao % cooal srs could SF'o hos nd hs sass
him; meanwhile Mertens aug for dear NE Tor
ike whirIwinds; Ten feet from the tape Cooper
the the lost ground 70 before the tape was crossed.
Gardiner jumped Bald for third place right at
the tape. winning by an inch. The twelve
roof with their enthusiastic paudits. Tho
9uartermile dash was won, SO judges claim, By
decide. Cooper. Cabanne. Gardiner and Mer-
tens ran in the order named. K. W. Peabody,
the champion Of ilinSis inc who G Is % out after Zm
for he fir-t time defeated by his great rival. @.
r. Mccarthy. the st. Louis crack. who came to
summaries:
One Mile Open. Ana.err-c. r. Mccarthy. st.
Louis. won: 2. J. hors' Chicago. second X. W Pea
body. Chicago, tn rd. Time. minutes l3 seconds.
QnartCr."t Open, Prptt Stnna aid won, Cooper
srcord Ca nnue third Gardiner fourth Mertens nth
time, 82 20 seconds.
Twori ST te Cham mpionsh p--Chsriea Mnss, NIL
waukee, won H C. Luca. oc o. secC IIi A. Mueller.
n iwsrkre. third. Time, minutes t.5 seconds.
Mile Op m. observation-disclosures 81. Panl. wont
Tom Cooper. Second; Arthur Gardiner. third; T. &.
Bald, fourth; FIR Hicks. a a.; L. d. Cabanne, sixth.
Time minutes II 20 seconds.
One.Mie Team Racs-MilSSaukee Athletic Society
won with points; Racine Athletic Assofiat Sec
oph with pOutai W o lawn Cycling club Chicago,
third Time. IN nutes so 2.5 seconds.
Iarf'M!e 81 te Championships r. Baum m,
Racine, won; A. d Fish Sparta stcoud Con Rein ke,
Mlw aukee. third. Time. minute l2 3-o seconds.
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Total. yuA.
The following is tho list Of the entries from
the different clubs. Stewart, entered from tho
home club, is said to DO a player OF high stand
Bnlsusro! Golf clubc. " Hamilton, 4; Q; .i Msm, 4
shepard, Cornelius Fellowes, Jr, aud George E. Wood
car, Edw rds, r. W. Jewstt, Kenneth Fowler, A. L.
Norris, Charles F. Grant, Albert Jennings' ana Nor
Country club of westchestor-E ssdier and Will
aolf Club Of Lakewood-A. W. Black.
81. Andrews Golf club-w. T. Gray. James Brown,
"pa RioSnonS i nc Hi Golf ouo-o, s. Van Rensselaer,
New Haven Golf Club-h. L. Kneeiand, Craig Col
Sa Xrisisy @ 'Sa% ci%b@H. T Mortimer Billings S. Warren
Norwood Field olub-o: "; Surtiss, F E. Hender-
New Brunswick Golf Ciuo-N. r.. HILL Asher Atkin.
son. W, Myers, J. Phillips Street. j. L. Morgan, and
westc6ester Golf club-clerk Msllen.
Merton CRICKET Club of Phadelphla-c. 5. Farnum
III Hartford ri aSii Cln5-John l. Bunce
Cook, John A, Mo ton. Charles l. Stout. George f.
II Har6or Hill Golf clui.SMalcolm Graham. Jr.
Shinnecock Hills Golf Ciub-N II. Lord
Rcs ps .sw W Wssr %a,sno
ter. Beetman Morrin II. l. Taorne J. T, Kellogg. 4.
S.r sfsR Adams HsmPnad Frsd f6s
otsego Golf Clubs. d. Bowers.
Iawr s n1s Emsres. ST and Edgar s. Turf Tur;cn N
sb,nGrn MSGrs Tyty g% cM Da 1Smss 4s,ps A. Tug William
An interesting thirty.six.holc foursome match
yesterday. when W. A. Putnam and W. Ii. Crit.
s"fS3 Fl s Ss
msttrisiiy' in the success Of his sido.
defeated Tom Warrender, the Garden City pro.
fessional. on TnesLay In an elghteen.hoie
The final round OF the ladies' handicap tourna-
ment was played on Wednesday at the Iarch.
Mont Sseht Club links and resulted .s as foIMs
iao.i2Niss. . i'' D">'
Z. c. Potter. Chairman of the Golf Committee of
following competitions for Independence Day:
First ErentIcountry Club Cup. mine holes. handl.
cap medal play Fin, ,sh, 70 continue % for another
at match play. The finTis viii follow
for the t6e @
Eignteen.hole handicap match play against the
boyle score
Goiing for women at the shinnecock Hills
Golf Club this season gains in interest BY the
presence OF the woman champion. Misc Beatrix
Charles 8. Brown, in the different competitions.
day, at eighteen holes. was won by Mrs. Brown
with ,M, the score . Of 97. z, 90; Miss Miss Bes- @
HI ranr s places s Hpyt
below scratch. BY m king the best gross score
on Saturday Miss Hoyt won the Challenge Cup
for the first time. 1t will DO played for every
Saturday and a, the end OF the sc son will go to
the one winning II the greatest number of times.
On Tuesday Miss Hoyt broke the record for tho
"red course. " making the following score: 8, 8.
T. 9, 8, 4. 4. 8, T. total 80. No woman ever pa yed
better golf in America. Miss Hoyt made the first
hole week ago In one stroke her drive drop
ping the ball In the cup on tho carry.
With the match on last Saturday at Engle-
wood he Staten Island Cricket and Baseball
Club brought to a close Its spring series of first.
team contests. The following summary shows
the holes won in each match:
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Baseball Games To-Day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Boston at New York; Brooklyn at Philadelphia
Washington At Baltimore; Cincinnati ai Louisvilloi
PittSbufg at Chicago.
EAsTERJ LEAGUE.
wilkeabarro at PrUy suranton at springneldi
Rochester Ut Syracuse.
ATLANTIC rpAG-E.
Newark al Norfolk; Paterson at Richmond Lam
caster at Hartford.
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Earned runs-cieveland, 81 st. Louis, g. First base
by srrors-Clevelald y; st, Louis, .. Left bases
Cl veland. Q; st. Louis I. First base on balls-on
6ouslas Three.base hits-wiison. MoAliister. Two
base hits-oConnor, Wallace. Grady. stolen bases-
Burkctt, Sockalexis, Cross, Harley. Double plays
Cross and Grady; Hallman, Cross aud Grady. HIT by
pitcher-By Wilson, l. UmJire-McGinty. Time
hour and as minutes.
CINCINNATI. Ia; LoUIsvILIE, T.
LoupynlE. July 1.-The Coloneis presented flve
bandaged players and two amateurs to-day, and at
that put up hard battle for hve innings Errors let
the visitor get lead OF four In the rst inning
and they won out in the seventh on bunt and two
lucky hits After that Cunningham was hit hard aud
no one cared 30 risk moro injuries. Tho score:
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Pole.

HAMPSTEAD. July l.-There was another large gath
sring OF prominent society poepe on the new Polo
Field OF tho AeAdowbrook Hunt Club to-day 10
witness very interesting contest between she Devon
Polo Club and team from tho Ph.lAdelphia Country
Club The Devons had handicap or one goal. aud
eucoeeded In defeating the QuakoTs by . score OF
l9 20 goals.
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Cricket.

BouRNEMoUTH. England. July 1.-The Amer
lean cricketers arrived here last night, and
their game against Hampshire. which began
this morning, 10 exciting considerable interest.
Tho Americans batting was the best of the trip.
@. g. Patterson played grand inning Of 80,
which was free from the slightest error. J. A.
Lestor and Capt. Patterson scored 198 runs in
partnership. Hampshire had made but 25 for
no wicket when stumps were drawn for the day.
The score.
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Earned runA-PhilAdelphia. z. Two-base hits-Gil-
len Gross. Ciem,nts TErsebase hits-In1oie, Gsier,
Snen; ,n Haan. Lsyior ~ oase on eTrois1philadei
brooklyn. ~. Hit by pitched ball-Grim. Shindle,
Clements Umplre-Emslie Time-2 Lours.
BALTIMORE, o; WASHINGTON, ..
BALTIMORE. July The game between the cham.
pions and Senators was slow aud tiresonIe. The
Orioles won by opportune batting. Both pitchers
were hit In streak and only the gooi neiding Kept
the score down. Reitz and Demont did beautiful
work. The score:
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WASHINGTON.

'DAlI0u TOT AIuJ AneE N tue hInth INNING.
tnitire:. ntnsitiTore: .....''.....o ! 20
Earned runs-Baitimore ., washington, 1. Two.
base hits-AcGuire (gl. Wrgley, Kelley. three base
mt-QDinn. Left on has" Baltimore, 4; Washing
ton. T., Sacrifice hit-PInd. Stolen bases-Selbach
CD KELLEY, oBrien, Pond, Brown, (.) Keeler Dou 10
plsy-brown and Farrell. Pirst base error WASH
ipgtol First bass ou Ills-On Pond 1 on Mel amc.
Z. Struck out-By Pond. 0; by N James. 9. At.
UmpiEe-oDay
CHICAGO. iSj PrrTsBuRd. D.
clloAao. July 1.-The ColtS won to-day's game from
ne Plrates by an oppouuns batting rally 10 tho last
three innlngs. Sixteen hits yielded thirteen runs,
twelve Of which were ssrnsa. conno9 and Ryan sx.
oelled With the stiok. The score.
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with Cordang out OF the race, Patterson. an
English rider. forged 10 the front and won in the
British record time OF 502 miles $50 yards.
Patterson established new worlds records
during the races follows: 260 miles. 10 hours
AZ minutes lS seconds; go miles, II hours Is
minutes q 1.5 seconds $50 miles, l. hours 80
minutes As 10 seconds: 290 miles, IL hours
minutes 10 l-5 seconds.
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Odds ana Enas or sport.

The Stamford Cricket Club would like to arrange q
few games with come Of the New York and BROOKLYN
clubs. Address 3. whelau. Ludlow place. stam-
ford Conn.
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Great boxing, six starr, 0rsenwoods arena Goth
st., near Sd ay Brooklyn, Tomorrow night. LdmiS-
Aion, b0c.--Adv.
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Runs have been arranged by tho following
clubs Tor next Sunday and Monday:

W. Long BI.nYh Lyoeum W. Pa achofgs an Rock. g
woodlands and Fort Hamilton; Yerkyilie W. Dr4sr.
w sss @ ESfP
Castle A. c. W. Cola SPRING Roysl Arcanpm W; city
sdors aHa Club Valley Stream aud ii Far
Manhattan b. g., Delaware Water Gap; Morris W..
LIhs fHS" Bus % ". Pachosue; Rodney W
Eockaway; Nassau VI AshurS PARK: Logan W,.'Pa.
Paranite W. Coney Island; pacotah Club W, Bay
sides Aurora GrHta W. Pike County. Pal William
New Jerscy-Oranso q. O.. Paterson; Castle Point
Cyclers, Toms River; East Orange Cyclers. PhlAde
phia
TORONTO. July l.--Etght thousand wheelmen
citation at Chatham to.Iay. Some OF the clubs
that sent contingents from the larger cities had
bands Of music, on n"D yheelS. ssyly Sn: uni.
formed aggole erected In thS pasa was as for tn
memorate the meet. The racing was some-
what of disaGpointmenl. The track
record @ 'SW WAS made mac There % We're "9 many Visitors
from Detroit and other American cities present,
Tie cheaso ssao aSo the bcy
9. !. Sickolls; W. Great, A Hunter, 4. Leys.
mary OF the racing:
y RoOia.on. aa%il.on second, 8. Gascoyne. Toronto.
Hait Nile. Professional Championship. Paced
Brantford, second, 7. b. Mccarthy. Toronto. third.
Time, li03, new record.
Half Mile. Championship, AmAteur-won by y. A.
Moore. Toronto; J. Drury, Montreal secondi X. L.
Axton; Branford. third; Time. loe DO,
ODr Nil Championship. Profess onal. Paced
by Harley Davidson; T. D. Mccarthy. ssoondi Cecil
Elliott. Toronto. third Time. 2:08 2-h.
Ono Mile, Open. Am iteur Paced-Won by @. W.
Richard on, Toronto; w. Tuft, Montreal seconds d.
Balm. Winnipeg, third. Time. 9i0g SO
Two Miles, TAnGem Cham piOnBbip, ,AmAteur-Won
by H. A. Cousiorol and l.. RobertSop. Moutrealj II.
4cGill and A. hGkchran. Toronto. second. Time.
4;4A.
Two Miles, Handicap Professional-won BY r. O.
Blayney Brantford 80 yards; Cecil Elliott Toronto
90 yards. second r. Westbrook Brantford, 80 yArds
third. Time N nutes 81 seconds.
Five Miles Championship Amateur PAced-Won by
@. W. Riddle. WinniPegi r. K. Axton, Brantford. SEQ
ond. Time, 1899 2b.
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baseball. PoIs Gssasds. To-Day Z y. n.
Kew York W. BOston.-AdV
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Atlantic League
AT NORFOLK.
Norfolk .....a o o q-t 8
Newark...........1 o o o o o-9
Batteries-Newton and Snyder; Johnstone, aettis.
and A. Rothfuss.
AT nIcHMoNp.
Richmond ........o 9 O.!
Paterson ..........1 o a.
Batteriss-chesbro and Foster; Cain. Flaherty. and
westlnke.
At READING.
Reading ........7 o o o 4 o Oils 10 /
Athletics ........e o o 0 0 o o a-<
6chauh
AT HARTFORD.
Hartford ..1 o o . . o o. IA
Lancaster.....e . o o o lilo 10 o
Battefies-vickery and Roach; West and Roth.
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Earned rnnsLcincinnat. 2. First base on errors.-
natl, IL; Louisville, a Twcbase hit-Corcoran. suc.
rifice hts-Stafrord, Cunningham. Double pay-Peitz
and Ritchey. Stolen bases-Beckey. Ritchey, Picker
ing. Burke, Irwin. Struck out-By Dwy r, g. Hit by
pitch ar-Hocht, Corcoran. First base on bals-or
Cunningham, I. II, e--2 hours and z minutes. At.
tendance-2,0 900. Umpire-Hurst.
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HILApsLPHIA, l8; BROOKLYN, 9.

PHIADHLPIA. July 1.-Taylor was invincible
in to-day's game with Brooklyn and the Phila-
delphias were easy winners: Two errors saved
the visitors from shut-out In the ninth inning
passed ball allowing Burrell to score and
wild throw by Nash permitting Daub TO tally
after two were out. The score:
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Bastern League.
AZ ToRosro-nohNrNo oAlrn.

AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oAHn.
SSsIsS TSfS1so. dSSSS Ia u 3
Batteries-aaston and Casey, Inks and Zahnes.
AFTERNOON CANE.
BSsS1so: BSfssls o::.::SS .::.:S $685. 9 g lss
AT HAhnroE-uoRNNo GAME.
s1ssss:s s1Ssssssr I'D SqSSS - Il 3
Batteries-McFarland and o'Nei; Lampe and Shaw.
AFTERNOON GAME.
sSss;s.sr- sTs,, sss d Sssd9Si dd--lSS ls 3
Battertes-McF ariand and OMEN; Lampo and Ryan.
sPRISoTIELp.
ssssnsss.eS ssss,nssss,a...-.SS SGsSsS S--,s % Z
Bat.eries-Mains and Duncan: Harper and Boyd
At PROVIDENCE
sFS,,ssnSs R;1rssSsss. ;:::.:.ii SSSaGSS S-s II I
Basteres-Braun and Dixon, Keenan, and DisginA
Few Eusiand LeaGue.
A Fail RiTer-Faii River. 5; Taunton. o.
AT New Bedford-New Bedford, L Pawtpcket 10.
Other Gamea.
AT ORANGE.
oS.essi.s.S os.as; ...::SS SS5Sdd 81 e s,s
Batteries-westervelt and Hayes Lover Kemp. and
Mickey.
Eas.Sn; ca5sn aiSn;::i .-,S o-S II
Observation-Disclosures and Costello; Nelson and VII.
llama
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corr.
n,nhty Hn,riss n tho open coupstiesn ~
aeabViuht.

Tho entries for tho open tournament Of the
seabriTht Golf Club closcd yesterday with 500
rotary Francis e. Ward. There will be a large
field, and AZ the college players are now on their
vacations they will DO factor in the contests.
The new course is tho shortest eighteen-hole
links near this city, but IL Ia we'll arranged and
calculated to bring out good golf. The dis
tances OF the holes arc:
out 7b eos ISL sol l5o ii ees 100 l721, yds,
10: u. l2. 10; u; 10. 10. "a; IL
The sun., 1897-07-02

RUNS AT THE FALL OF EACH WICKET.
dephia-23, l59. lSB. 2o3 25s. 2ei, 900. 2ss.
2SS, 202.
The sun., 1897-07-02

Earned runsIBoston q New York. !, Two.base
hit-5tiyettg. Home run, ollins stolen base
Van Aaitren. First base on errors-Boston. II New
York, o. first base on oalls-on Nichols, 81 on Ruse.
playsLong and Teunov t2l; stahl. Long. Collins and
qAnEel Left on bases-Boston D; New Yors. U.
Passed ball-0anEei. Time-2 hours and I minutes
umnlres-LYnch and Mcdonald. Attend anae-1. .Q0l
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1897-07-16
How Wind Defects Sound.

Lord Rayleigh gave, in recent lee.
ture, an interesting explanation of the
action of the wind in preventing the
spread of sound toward the direction
from which the wind comes. 1t is, he
said, not the wind, as such, that pre-
vents sound from travelling against it.,
but differences in the strength If The
wind. If, for instance, the sind is
stronger above than below, or stronger
at one SIDE its effect will be to tilt the
sound waves in one direction or another.
Differences of temperature in the mir
also cause DETECTION of the waves of
sound. Other atmospheric causes cx-
list which defect sound from straight
course, and prevent it from going as
far in certain directions as it may have
been expected to go. Some of the sirens
atTrinityhouse, Lord Rayleigh said, pro-
duce sounds which ought, theoretically,
to be audible at a distance of 1900 miles,
but in fact the authorities would be sat
isfied If they were heard only two miles
away. The reason for the discrepancy
between calculation and experiment
was probably atmospheric DETECTION Of
ound.-Youth's Companion.