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LONG BRANCH, n. j.. July 3o.-Three interest
ing live bird contests d cidod at tho Holly
wood traps this afternoon. Tho third event, at
25 birds. proved to Ge the feature Of tho after.
noon. There were seven contestants, including
II. Yale Do!an, the Riverton crack who recently
returned from trip abroad where he won several
hard-earned victories. and II. d. Travis OF Oape
Charles Va. They, with DIR. Gagnon and DAILY,
tied on ~ birds Dolan and DAILY each lost one out
OF bounds, Dtly misses were his ninth, right
quHrterer, and his twenty.hird, driver. Travis
missed his fourth, thirteenth and Iourieenth
the two former being drivers and the latter a
right quartsrer. Dolan's hrst miss WAS his
fourteenth, a driver, which fell dead outside
He also missed tho next Two, u left quartsrer
and driver, Gagnon lost his seventh, four.
teenth and sixteenth. all left quRrterers.
Murphy, tho fayorite, withdrew alter four
misses. Hoey lost iour birds
In the shuot-on Travis and DAILY tied, each
killing two birds. and divided. DR.. Gngnon and
w. X: Patten wero matched to-day 10 shoot a
100 bird match, $500 a side. The shoot will
probably take place next week. Summaries:
First Evsnt-swsepstAkes. ten birdsi Gagnon al.
lowed one mss as kii.-Dr. @ s. Gagnon, ~ yards,
q; DAM, Brazil. y, " yards. 3.
Second Eysnt-M.sS and out-Daly, 81 Murphy o.
Bradley NJ Travis, II Patten, o. Dr. GAxnon, 81 Hosy.
Third dEveut-rwentyhye birds. 525 entrance Phil
DAILY. Jr ~ yArdA e2I H. D. Travis. 2S yards, 2Xi IL
Yee DolAn, III yAfds. 2gi Dr. q. s. daEnon, 20 yardI
eyi Fred Hpsy 81 yards, 2li e. q. Murphy, 81 yAIds
10; ID. Bradley, 80 yards, z.
shoeton-DSy, 81 Travis, 81 Dolan. o. GSgnon, 1.
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Cricket.

LONDON. July so.-The second days play in
the cricket match between Surrey and the
Gentlemen Of Philadelphia was witnessed by
largo crowd at the oval here to-day. and the
spectators saw as pretty an exhibition Of batting
as they could desire to see. When the Amer
leans concluded their innings this morning they
were only 40 runs short Of their crack oppo-
nenL's score. This in great measure was duo
to the splendid stand Of H c. Thayer. who was
at the wickets one hour and half for SO. Nine
Of the team got into double figures, and the
tenth man got 0. not out. In their second in.
ming Surrey ran up big score. Hayward and X.
J. Key both batting brilliantly. Both batsmen had
TO be careful, however, the fielding was at Its
best, and ELECTED round after round OF applause
from most impartial crowd. The game will be
concluded tomorrow. Tho score:
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The Brooklyus will plav of postponed game with
the New Yorks AT tie Poo Grounds next Tuesday.
The National Baseball Club viii play the Brooklyn
Field Club ut Wal aces Park. Rdyewooi, tomorrow,
LOUISVILLE. July 3O.-outaeid.r Pickering of the
Louisville Club ha, been sold TO the Syracuse team,
where he will play In the outfeld.
The Alcoves would like to hear from all toarns
VIII se players average 10 yeare. Address J. Kolly,
captain. 21o West Thirty. nrst street.
Tomorrow the Hobokcn Club will endeavor to add
to their aur Is by defeating the Derby, Conn. toam
headed by the Polo ground favorite, Jerry Denny
Eastern League Umpire Tim Kesfe. with his arm in
sling. saw yesterdays game. He says Tue race Do
beauty.
The Matawan Baseball Club has Aug. IL. 81. ana as
open for games with nrstclass amateur cluos either
at nome or out OF town. Address Il. b. Husart,
Matawan, N. J.
Tho Gables OF Harlem would like to hear from teams
days and holidaya Address August Pierson. $40
East l25th street.
The Loyola A. A. has Aug. Ell. qs. and Sept. open
days open In August and s-ptemb r. Address r. Y.
McMahon, ia East Eishsy.nrth street
The Pilot A. c. has all sundays in August and Sep
clubs through ,ut Long Island aud New Jersey. Ad.
dress p. J. DAILY. aso EnSt Elghtynrst STREET.
The Dolphin Baseball Club would like to arrange
the Jaspers or Husers preferred: Address Frank J.
Sheran, manager, ll2 Pro pect street. brooklyn.
1--WE nave done poorly on The Western trip; W have
not be robo d by the poor umpire. We amply
us. We tho lookout for new men. but why
should we make changes now unless We can get play
who better than the men we haveH lfthe
team wal brace up In batting, we may make strong
nnish."
Inspector of Umpires John B. Day returned from
OF ST. Louis have been turning out good crowds, and
that the umpirng has been bett than the average:
said Mr.. Day. that the Bostons and Balt!mor who
lighting for tue lead nnd little or no fault with
a. as dirty din bail. W. "'' NV " '' "
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RUSIE'S GREAT PITCHING
PROVES 4 PrZZLB FOR THE BROOK
LIN B<SEBdLL TEAM,

Ana the new YsrEs Win n Close Game
Boutons OSerpower the Qunkcrs, and the
Champions Piay Uphiii Successfully Against
waship ipEtorp-t'incin unti Beats Cleveland.
Tho New YorSs began their last series with
tho Brooklyns yesterday and woro victorious
chiefly because OF Rusio's superb pitching. They
did not gain on the three leaders, though, for
the Bostons pulled q Rame out OF the fire at
Philadelphia, the Baltinores won an uphill fight
from the washingtons. and the Cincinnatis de-
feated the Cleveants. But Joyce's men did
manage to widen tho gap between themselves
and Tebeau's men to 46 points. Pittsburg's
players gained on the Quakers several points by
bearing tho Chcsgos again, and St. Louis cap
tured a very close gamo from the l.ouisvillos.
The res Its:
New ORA, 8; Brooklyn. 1.
Baltimore. l5; Washington, II.
Boston, u Philadelphia, 3.
Cincinnati. Si Cleveland, Q.
Pittsburg, Z; Chicago 8.
ST. Louis, ~ Louisville, Q.
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CHICAGO. July so-only one favorite landed in
front OF the six at Harlem to-day The sur
prs OF the day was the handy d-feAt OF Candle
Black in the nrst race by stars aud stripea an to
shot. The foreiga books At Harlem arc doing Q
nourtshns business aad the violators OF the State
law appear to be certain that they will not be prose-
ou'ed. Summaries:
ct RAcs-Five furlongs. Stars aud Stripes. 90
o.. Isoml. TO won; Belle OF Corsici. es (ksvans)
Is TO !. second; Candle Black 100 (CaywoodJ to s,
third. Time t:02S
Second Race-Six furlongs.-E' chantrr. l07 (C.
sloanJ to I. won; The PiutocrAt, lo7 Il. Scott),
l2 to !. second; La Princessa lol (Lewl. go to |,
third. Time, i;lta.
Third Raoe-one mile. e.-Faustonc. 81 &c. Clay. to
l, woni Hessyille 81 DonAldson), 10 to ], second,
l:&2k.
los &c. sloan. to s. won; Alseeita, 10. (Cowin)
TO !. second Mss Gussie. l0S (Boseman) to I,
third me- 0:6%2.
Fifth kaoe-one mile and asixteenth,-India, loa
(Caywood). Alto won Ne~sgatheror "a &C. Gray. 10
TO l. second; David Tenny. 81 (DonRldson) even
mo ley. third. Tim. l;I6.
rrtp. TO 2, won Theresa H., 100 tGowiu), 4 to l.
second, Lone Princess loA (w. Dssn) to l. third.
Time, l:lA.
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Baseball Games To-Day.

EATIoSAl LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
New York M Brooklyn Philadelphia at Baltimore D.
Boston At WaihinHton Pittsburg al Chicago; Cleve-
land At CfncinnAti Louisville at 81. Louis.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Scranton at Toronto; Wlk~Bbarre at DuffAloi Proyt.
dence at Montreal springn Id at Syracuse.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Hartford at Newark; Paterson at Richmond, Lam.
caster at Norfolk Aihl ties at Reading.
BROOKLYN AMATEUR ASSOCIATION.
EeSolutes Vs. Worth A. c.; sidneys vs.. st, Peters
GAMES.
Staten Island c. @. oritani y. c. AT Livingston
Stanford vs.. EmeraldG of Catholic Protectory a.
Stamford. ~
Westheld Club vs. Craurord A. G. at westnsld.
CIAremonts VS.. Central +. q. at Claremont Park,
dorrisIown r. Z. Va. South Orange Y. c. At Morris.
town.
NJ, Vernon Y. NJ. c. A. vs.. Brooklyn Y. G. at Mt.
Vernon. - " ~
Montclslr A, @. vs.. Englswood j. G. at MontclaIr
SMhervlle vs. volunteer A. G.. at Garnerviile.
Plainnela vs. Williamsburg Y. q. at Plainneld.
y \. I, Vs. Central A. q. at Kearney Oval
Williamsburg A. A. va Howard 4. c. At Williams.
burg A. A, grounds
Pioneer A. q. vs. st. AlphOnsus A. O. at Hasbrouck
Heights.
Nlrrly nm vs.. watsessng at watsessing
Arlington A. A. Vs. OrangeA. e. ut Orange.
tlverdale r. o. vs.. SOnkerI A. A. at Van CortlAndt
point. - Nv 'A'
shamrock vs.. Monitors at Brooklyn.
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st. LOWS, July so.-The races at the Fair Grounds
this afternoon re- .ulfed as follows:
First Ra'e-Fve. e!ghths OF a mile. Xaiissa, lOo
Foucon). to >, woni Bonnie lone 100 (Fros, 90 to
!, second: GenlOra Lee 100 Parram). go to third.
Time, li02h.
seco d Race-oue mile. Backing Brush I04
(Foucon), 10 TO l. won; Parole dor " &c. Murphy
ITO |. second; Virginia NJ. l0a (R JonesJ. TO e,
third. Time l:43.
Third Raoe-Three.qu quarters of o mie.-Amela
Fcnso, l05 (Hinkey TO l. won; Silver set % (Pres.
to l, third. Time, lGl1@.
Fourth Rave-Eloventh. six teenths OF a mile
Rtho In, llS (uarner even, won; Verify, 10 Web
ster,: to seconds Sir Rola- los (freoman). 10 to
]. third. Time, i:0ySI.
woni Amber Gnts, l04 (webster), 4 to /, second;
R0ok wood, l0I iFreemanG to l, third. Time, LAB
Sixth RAce-FifteensixteentERo OF a ulile-JtJplA
l0S (iHrner). to g. won; Squire o., lo8 &C. Comrsl
to 2. second Merry Monarch l0& u. Lynch. 10 TO
]. third. Time, l;3b.
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KnMor lxp poNNrLLY sIeNrD.
Soyos VIII Piay Hirst nase Aftsr This ana tse
Hx.PlttsburKeP Will Play Third.

Manager Joyce has secured two now players,
which means a shift in tho makeup OF the Now
Yorks. Ho has signed Third Basoman Jimmy
Donnelly, who was purchased from the Pitts
burg Club for $500. Donnolly played 6rst'class
ball with tho Baltimores last year. and began
this season we'll with the Pittsburgs. But
when tho Smoky City team was here
on the last trip Donnolly disappeared
and was suspended without pay. He was AFTER
ward reinstatcd, but has not been in very good
standing since. Donnolly can play good ball.
and. II he behaves himself, he will bc valuable
addition to the New Yorks. He will DO placed
at third base. q position which Joyce cannot
cover up to tho handle Capt. Bill knows this
himself. and ho intends to succeed Clark at nrst
base. Clark Is not the best hitter In the world,
and Ia slow In his movements. Joyce Will DO an
improvement no doubt.
Walter wilmot, tho old Chicago player, who
has been managing the Minneapolis Western
League team until recently. hos also been
signed, and, IL is snih. he will take Holiness
place in left field although "Ducky" has been
playing good ball. Wilmot 10 needed as an extra
outfelder. anyway, as tho CLUB was In hole
when Van Haltrcn had to rest not long ago. 1t
ie also reported that Mike Sullivan may bo
EARNED" as soon as DOheny is reinstated,
which. according to the offcias OF the club. will
not bo until Aug. IL Donnelly wi take his
place on the toam In the game to-day. He sat
on the Now York bench yesterday.
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the oddq-on favorite for the last but Persens was
home head In advance OF the old son OF volti-
reur. w. b. was third, Summaries follow:
FIRST RACE
UPurse eiOo, for two.year.oids, e70 TO second and
yso 70 third selling silownnces nve and half fur
Mn. i. Kileys br e. ssaoar, by ssivstOr--Bavarts,
J, < Ma IdsnS b. q. oxnSrd I6i tihcmpsonj
Abundant, Percy r., Midroa, Tori. and Money Spin
BettinE-Flye to on salabar, against oxnard, TO
dsns ssoh 10 70 0cn ortolsSd ana % Money spinner
each 20 tol.
SECOND RACE.
Purae o900. of which $40 10 second and ESQ 70
thlrdI for maiden three.yearoids and upward; sell
ssI,S,T!. iqss MIlSwsnGs'' one e. miis =, v,,.o,,.,r,
IP sprias eSn 3, S5is%.Saj iTaoa . ~ ..p.
A. and i: 6o6n. :. O. fs,ehosue. :, ioa iThompsonj
Destiny, satsnelis Feiiche. and Fiosse g., also
yacss to |, BEST n.y. q Pstchosuo and Fics,o
g. each 10 TO 1, satansila 10 70 1.
THIRD RACE.
soription Of Is eashs with ss6c aided. Of which SO
20 second and $50 to third the winner TO be sold at
William LSkeisnds LAX Lands 3. ,; Decide, by imp Do
w. sini. cn os%S b. TslnSsS q
D. Higgns's b. h. Bel Demonio aged. llS (Tomlin).
Bs.tns-Elsh. TO 'me ON peoias: S against sandowno
TO II Bel DemonIo. 90 to /.
FOURTH RACE
For three-year-olds; ling; by subscription Of %
each; with 54U0 added. OF which s7O 90 second and
eBO 70 thru; the winner TO be sold at auction for
$4,000; one milei
Q. 7. PAttersons br. c. Duriesque, by imp. De-
ceiver-Cicely Bowling 100 (Thompson) ......... !
III. J. Da y'sb b. G. Kaiser Ludwig, 90 tO'C nnor)..
l.. g. and W. p Thompsons ch. g. Manassas. 80
Time, i.i8o.
Betting Against Buriesque, Kaiser Ludwig, and
Manassas, each y too.
FIFTH RACE
For maidens two years old which have run ut this
meetinsi by subscription OF So each; with 5000
furlonksi
r.; W. Walden 4 Sons b. C. Lucid, by Powhatan-
Z. ". Purser's B. Q The Dppcr iii iCiawsonj .....
w. O. Dhys ch c. ST. Ives, ia Porkins) ..........
PontifeI, Rende. 0enaro, Amelia d. Mabel D.. ana
Alex Pepper also ran.
Time, 1904.
ST. Ives, to /; Mabel b.. to /; Rendc to i: Alex
Pepper and Amelia D.. each ID to Genaro and Pom
tifex, each 20 to l.
SIXTH RACE.
For threeyear.olds and upward; selling; by sub
sorpon OF 50 -ach; with $500 added, OF which BOO
to second and $50 TO third; the vim 10 be sold
auction for 81 ZOO; one mile and sixteenth.
E. W Pursers b. C. .rseus. I, by King oniop-
Nankn es (ClAwBon)
c. J. QuiGey's Il. b. Marshall aged. los PENN
D. HigRinss br. w. B.. aged, lOo (Pickeringj.....S
Emotional and R-InEee also r.n.
Batting-Two to / on Marshall; against W. B. and
Refugee, each to l; PerSeus, to Il Emotional 10
to !.
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North side TennI. Champ,ou.b,p.

The North Side tennis tournament except the mems
doubles. was finished yesterday The doubles are In
definitely postponed. The lAdias' championship re-
mains in the hands OF Miss Emery. but the mems sin.
glea ch uged haLds. Summary;
nsSingles-Scmi. Final Nuud-D. schw esler wy
Andotts 7. G., heat u, Crawford. Fifth Avenue r. d.
0--S, b-2i 7, N Donohuc. Lonox T. C. bent lanes
Kearney; Fifth Avenue 7. g. 6-s. %-o. 6-2.
schwcgIor. wyandotte T. G.. ILL., 90 81, e-9.
B--3, y -
Mems Doubies-FrRt Round-Rmcry and Wright
ZbOroski r. c., beai conncll and koscnbaum Bedford
Park T. O.. B--8. ia.
Ssmi.I Inal RJunn-nonohuo and Martin Lenox r
c., beat Emery and Wright, OF. o. 6-9
LRdirs' SlHSl"s-s sni. Final ROund--Misa DauziR
ClarPmont Park T. G., b,st Mis- KGhner CiaremUnt
7. C., 7-1, 0-ii Mas Emery, zboroskl T. O.. beat
Miss y, Price. Zb ,roski T. c.. IA, Us. "a.
Final ROund-hiss Emery. Zboroski 7. O., beat MiIa
Danzig. CiSremont Park I. O.. "a, 7-5.
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Collins Will Play Neeiy for the western Tennis
Championship.

CHICAGO. July 3O.-Kreigh Collins OF the Wy
andotte Tennis Club won the finals of the West
ern tennis tournament this afternoon, defeating
W. g. Bond of tho Kenwood County Club In
straight sets. Bond was outclassed, and though
he made u hard struggle for the Hrst set. tho ad.
vantage game going TO him three times, ho
finally lost, 81. After that he was not within
hailing distance. as Collins improved with every
stroke. Bond plays good game at the net, but
his back court playing is the weakest of any of
the Western experts Collins played in magnifl-
cent FORM and is the tavorite for the champion.
ship round with Neely on Monday.
Before tho finals in tho singles Fischer and
Seely and Carver and WRdn r gave a childish
exh b!tion In tho sem-dnal round OF doubles.
Els her and Neely won.
Tomorrow Fischer and Neely will play Ware
and Sheldon for the Western doubles cham.
pionBhip. Sentiment favors tho latter team.
Summaries of the day Is matches:
singes-Final Round-CoIinS beat Bond. s-7,
6-8. b-2.
Doubtless .mi' Finas-Fischer and Nicely beat Car.
yer and Waidner. e-3. 81, o-l. o-8.
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Domino hurled.

LEXINGTON. July 3o.-The burial OF Domino,
tho noted race horse. occurred ut 10 o'clock this
morning at Havilla, Major Thomass farm. on
side Of tho great mare Hlra. dam OF Himyar. who
WAS the sire OF Domino Major Thomas and a
rumber OF other leading turimen took part In
the exercises F'N ''
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New York Yacht Racing Associations Iabo.
Day Regatta.

The New York Yscht Racing Association met last
night at o'NelllS. Sixth avenue and Twenty second
street. Those present were z &. Poets aud DR.. Ran
hoffer OF the HUDSON River Yacht Club, r. O. Roach
and A. ]. Kreymer the PAyonias j. A. Styles OF the
Tappan zees Commodore A. j. Prime. Ed Moore. Jr,
and B. Barnett OF the YonAen Connthisn Yacht Club
William Everett Hicks Of the Greenville Yacht
club SIi W. T.. Bernard OF the New Jersey
Athl tlu Club IL WGs decided to give the
usual rgItA on Labor Day on the Graves
end Bay course. which was used last year. The fol.
lowing REGATTA Committee for the occasion was ap-
Pointed; Ed Moore. Jr.I q. Q. Morgan. A. r. AdAms,
W. T. bernard, aud W lliam Ross. Jr The only priEeS
VIII be champion ne iDAnt In each class. Resolu-
tions on the late Jonn O'Nu, who was delegate to
the Association from tho BAyoDne Yacht Club, were
present by Commodore Prime and adopted. Il was
decided that hereafter the meetings Of the RssO Ia
ZION should be open to any member OF club enrolled
IN the organization.
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Earned run-Nsw York. Twobase hits-payis
hairen (9. Joyc. Davis ta), J.ncs. First base on
err9r-br oklyn First base on bals-on Rusie. 81
hit by ldtcher-sy Rusie, by Payne. |. Left on
5oeesrs-New York. 81 !'rooklyn, .. Double play
Hre-oDAy. Attendance-+.0OD.
l. CT. LoUIs, z; LOUISVILLE O.
srN Louis July 8O.-tIits by Harley. Hartman and
HraS In the hnaI inning won the game for the
NM from the colonels this afternoon tho win.
''n'Ane l,o0O. The score; " "
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sTxVo or, ,r.., Totals 10 ie'28 i9 8
Cunningham in the s nnas daasn Ds1sr bat.d
st: Ioa.' .:;,:::;,::,:s SSS1 90
,a.sE aEsrnei rnn.-st Louis, o, Twoh a n,t.'us,.,.
StMke' ,WAsner. ClInsInRn. ThreCH his-hAftmAn
a Hasn Crc ~ stolen bascs-f ~ nitsnho ne
t,r"ss man, nan Clarke Isl hGcreery (2JTyD,sD DoSsas,
DOhshHe' a J.: on Cunningham, |. Struck bIilscun
iS minutes Ggnn,nshan = T'"e-Twoo olg. Don mG
BALTIMORE. 10; wAsulvGros. H.
. WAsHNoroS July SO.-Ycday's Vap,a ha,.
Sesnst9fs S and Orioles was record brsaE ip the
~ Hatlsuos Us twenty foar Mer consutnr ;lInI
eeonIs IN paytoG II. Mercer wac hSs nsx. .teo
s0~ ssAfs Career In the major league Won a IN
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shamrock VI. Monitors at Brooklyn.
1--WE LeHl.Iator. ADDED to the a. a. u. Hoard.

In accordance with recent changes In the sy..
tenn OF A. A. U. management President Nc.
MILAN has appointed the following delegates at
large; A. G. Mills, New York A. c.; Frank Eddy.
Dctroiti George w. Beals, Boston A. A.; vii.
liam #. Humphrey, Pacific Association. and
Charles c. Hughes, Chicago. A. A. These dele
bers of the board and will at once take their
seats as memOers of the national Board OF Gov.
ernor3
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News from tho Horse Iyorla.

sport.-Ross o. La owned by y. L. Parker.
The law nrm OF Grout De Fore q Mayor OF Brook.
lyn III harch last received Judgment for S076. 80
aghnst the flusnlnR Jockey Clui tor services rem
derv. and II has been returned Atisaed
van Wyok In the su rene Court yesterday appointed
John Oakley receiver OF tho Jockey club
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THE RECORD.


r,, .,Sa NEW fon "eSors,s o. sHhra 90 can; n Jovo.
ana ID the New" New York. by 600 D. persons when they
.n,.orod nm the polo Ground, Yesterday efter-
noon o was m from nj tho heart. The excellent work
of the team on tho Western trip Just ended was
IN. chief reason for tho demonstrntion. and all
to encourage tho men to work hard for a
place In the Temple Cup series. joyce
and Rusie were the leading lights In
sno tssn s,.,,n.n',,a % | ,,au,".,v.. th.,o ,sOr.
s'er tney oistihsu'sneu 'heinso''eo 'ne.o ~ "eto
oso conna Of srr, =. 90, s'
which was in marked contrast to the unkind bs.
80 a. hosasam r. 49,, 81, ro, .ro si, ,.orrsc,,
If T You iose~wen. that's another proposition.
An enjoyable feature was the unwillingness of
the crowd TO adop, estern ,aetes; saen as con.
G.d. ' ,S,. as" on h,,, :, .hon,a h. trov.nad
SpSn. ''L LeRitimste i is cheering % and hard root
Ing are Sonmenda6e traits, S,d but pnfair AR
e. npsf sEapl S'h h%s:
tsnSs SsS asS IN aS
ing series with other teams an therefore, LET fair; fair;
nesS snd % iah ~ ce spS oto OF all local
Whenever the BrooSlyns face Amos % RSsie @
they act IKE ssvers other Leas%s eIs S., ThSs
hu5|ilos in his hos shos he BsoCElyns kneT IL
such terrible speed at tho start that Barnie's
mon, reanzing tnst ne HweyS hy mprHSses pS 40 tne I'M,
POSSIBLE task to bal out a victory. So, 40 The
sss and ifg anS
Ras!e pitched for shq,.out. and would
FAYE Ro1 DH & tSp or az d h ef0r 19
}urb nlts Two OF wncb "s were IN maze IN
Sne Was trn,d ine The on bo sbree ape
lines Up, Amos banged out two safe
nits, which ss,, shewsd e that he was was there
Se,Ytifal BAN consideFine the condition q ih9
iSa rona. ht Rs axe f, 1901 HSep
sss ylsi,crs U nom $stnF tRe as% 9crE eus
melasrs neil take AXE hyng leaps IN the wafer Anasr,
son ana Iones = 81 the SrSoknS rhe to1n
sesefai e n IsnPLomptu oatns III iFahtac enoFts "
,o, eofge d 1V,s end Rid Gsason' the men wi.h
second base that was simply eiectrieai BiS % Biii
CLARK was "a never better at fst base: and Warner
orrSSfS put ddheT were sTsusa6e ard gSfe
eui. foul. All in all the S New Yorks FORKS p played % a
fast game b, they bad e work hard 70 vim
ON the Of tho shs was
's By RosS on oSs or
pun ~ ~ the t Slh M We hnai score would have been
20 IN New s.d orS tav0r. @ In me neid inc
ve zone al t6e % season. Shnnie was TEN.
porary star anq Seorge smith was every where
Ss short neia; Inaoilty 70 hit' though, onset all
U tnese good points. s .
a. AtIGr par parhie mon M naa peen oankeo IN tne
nrst inning, Wild man LETT on base, Joyce
singled. WIN two out 10 New Iork.s half.
nu reacnea a,snn anru afInd Ha mepiaceo sinEe y
balls, balls, ana Ia al three were leIt as Umpire oDay
oeSSiaren holtnes OUT on etrkts
,birS irnInn W,b Two man on, oy Iay "a san ~, III ha s
on balls and started, to steal JUS! as An orson
picked up the b ii Jones had rounded third. so
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The sun., 1897-07-31

Earned runs-Boston, 4. Twobase hits-Gillen,
Hamilton. Thr chase hit--Stahl Home run-Lajoie.
Sacrifice hits-Long, Nssh Left on basos-Boston o.
Philadelphia, Q. StruuA -ut-Cooley, Geicr, Hanil.
ton, Klobs dam, Bcrgan Long, Double play-CollinB
and Tenney First base on balls-Delehanty. Gillon.
Nash milton a.. Wild pitches-orth, g.. Time-9
hours and 10 minutes. Umpir--MacDonald.
CINCINNATI. 8; cLHvELASp,2 Q.
CINCINNATI. July 90-Cincinnati defeated Cleveland
in tho opening of the Indians last series the
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Earned runs-Cincinnat. 3; Cleveland, l. Two
base hits-Burkett wallace McKt an, McPhee. Three
base hiteBeckl'y. Bases on balls-or Breitenstein.
4; or Pow II, 2; OF Wilson. g. Struck out-By
tenstein. 2; by Powell. g. Sacrifice hits-MoKean.
Miller. Double play-Ritchie MoPhee. and Beckley.
stolen oase-Irwin. Wild pitch-Powell. Time-9
hours and 10 minutes. Umpfre-Hurst
PrrTsBuno. z, CHICAGO, o.
CHICAGO. July 80.-walter Thornton In left neld,
helped 20 give today's game to the Pirates. The
home teams outneld 10 badly patched up The score.
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'rrTsBuno. z, CHICAGO. o.

~ errors-Pttsburg, 8. Left on bases-chioAso IRi
Hastines. 4: OF Hushey. .. Struck out-By Briggs
Q; by Has,ngs T.. Three base hits-Davis ta) Thorn.
ton. Kittridge. Dablen. Oonnor. Stolen bascs-Ever-
itt !9). KittridGe. Ely. Callahan; Double plays
d Ihlen. Connor and Anson; Kittrdgo and Dahlen;
Kittrtdge and oonnor; Dahien and Ansou; Hoffmes-
ter aud Davis. Umpire-Sheridan. Ttme-2 hours
and as minutes Attendance--l,40
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OF defeats to-day Tie was removed nfter the sixth.
stcnrei and CLARKE removed from the game and
hned A9b by Bob Emsiie for passing oral nowern AZ
Bob Attendance, 2o00 The score;