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BARRE. Aug. 2s.-The most important racing
event that ever occurred in Vermont took place
at Granite City trotting park In this city to-day,
when nearly 5000 persons saw John r. Gentry
break all previous records for either Vermont
mile or half-mile tracks for ~trotters or PAGERS.
This same feat was also accomplished by his
mate Robert j.. The first exhibition mile OF the
day was by John r. Gentry driven by, Bovine,
and paced by the running horse Gold Brick.
Gentry went AS follows: quarter, 3ll seconds;
2:O7.
This beat all previous State records for either
mile or half.miie tracks. the record until to-day
being held for mile tracks by Nelson. who made
half.milc mark until now was held by John II.
Gentry, made at Rutland a few days ago, at
9:ll4. Robert J. was also driven to-day by
Bovine and paced by Gold Brick. His marks
were: Quarter, ,O:32ia: half. 1888; three-quar-
tiers. 1895. and the mile 2:Os. The time OF both
horses is remarkable inasmuch as the truck is a
half mile. and 80 feet more than a mile twice
around. Gentry went in third horse position.
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cIScIsSATi. Aug. 2s.-The brand'new event in rae.
Ing, the :, Bill Scully Purse. :" the provisions OF which
are mat the owner OF tho winner receives all Of the
purse OF $500. the horse becoming the property of
the association and TO he retired from tive turf. was
won at Newport to-day by Simpl" J OK. owned by
Henry McDaniels OF Lexington. Simple Jack breaks
from the maiden class as q fOuryear'old to drag a
harrow over the track. Hut one ~fayorite won to-day,
Lillian He'll. In the fourth race Box broke the track
record. summaries:
First Race-The scuily Purse; seven furlongs. Sim.
pie Jack ia CGraham). 10 to I, won; Gally West, ll2
tAker). ! TO |. second! Mitchell, 10 (Everett). 8 TO .,
third. Time, l:20a,
Second lsacc-Fonr and one.half furlongs.-Alber
L. no Everett, I to l, won ProyOlo. ITO (HilD, 8
70 J second; Crelmoro L., ITO CO%verton). o TO .,
third. Time. O:jB.
Third Race--our mile.-Littlc Land. lO3 CCharlcs).
70 To /, won; Kitty h., 100 (hill), u TO /. second; On.
dagne, 100 (OveItonJ. = to /. third. Time. l:Ilt.
Fourth ksce-Six furlOngs-Box. l05 (Gardner) o
TO- won; CID Law. lO2 LBlD, 4 to l. second; Sim
w. lOb COrertOnJ. IS to |, I third. Time. 1929.
Firth kace-fiye lurlOn ys.-Lillian Bell. 10 (Hnp,
TO D. won; Clara Van, ITO Murray. 2 TO !, second;
Lady Irene, 40 Overflow. 2 to /. third. Time. LOG.
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BIT. LOUIS. Aug. 2S.-The races at the Fair Grounds
this afternoon resulted as followsi
First Race-one mile -Practitioncr. e2 HalD. even
mon'y, won; Briggs. 100 (R. jones'. . to /. second
kosny, w FROST. 4 TO !, third. Time, l:+3 =.
second hace-Thrce' quarters OF q mile Nicholas.
lO5 C.. slaughter, q to D. won; silver Set. Oh CHal),
TO !, second; Nick Carter. lO3 &c. Combs), b TO ..
third. Time. l:l4L.
Third Race-on. mile.-Brigeton IO3 &c. Combs).
y TO l. woni Amelia Fonso, iOl UialD. 10 to |.
l;42l2.
Fourth Race-Isabella Stakes. value 81. 800. for two,
ytaruld Miles; eleven siHteenths Of a miic.-Ferroll.
ITO 1.ynch). 2 TO 2 won; Loving Cup. 40 &C. Combsl.
10 o, second, Sorrow, no &c. Slaughter), 2 to ],
third. Time. laos.
Fifth observation-disclosures OF q mil~.-HorSe
shoe Tobacco. 100 ~tGilmors), even money. won: Mad
cline. 10Y tFoucon). o to /, second; Linda, liz &C.,
combs). 9 to l. third. Time. l:2ls..
sixth Race-one mile and one sixteenth.-Judg
stradman. 90 &C. Comrs). 4 to 2. won; Mamie LID
Sister. 80 &c. Murphy. 10 to |. second; Gold Band. 10
%(Gilmorel, 4 to !. third. Time. 1919.
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and his Majesty. each so to i; Niger BABY, % to !;
Harry Crawford. 100 to /.
SECOND RACK.
For throe.yearolds and upward; ono mile and a
l. 5. a ". P. Thompson's CHI. Z, Manassas, 3. by Po-
J. !. Murphy's Z. m, soun,S. I. los Issherrerl:"."
Skate and James Monror also ran.
B~etting-Against Sounie. = To 9; Manassas, 10 to 8;
Joe Miller. o. TO /; James Monroe. ! TO Ii skate. Al
toll.
THIRD RACE.
The Dash stakes. $1,000; for two.yearoids; Ave
Jas, o Gray's CHI; T. Alice Farley, by spendthrift-
y.E. Maddrn's b. C. Tlauilt, lip tR wiiiiamsj..... 3
Els ian ns @@.n tr re- q M Ha% SsHFFs Fillmore ,Ss O. qaa an.'i sas.c >
fly. Gyp1eiyer. Lydian, and swanso also ran.
B~ettlng-Against uricl. q TO 5; Lydian. 8 TO /;
flsua 4; . to I; harvGy: 10 to ! swanSS' ~ to i
each 20 TO Il Alice Farley aud Gypceiyer, each 40 to
!; Handprcss. 80 toll
FOURTH RACE.
Tho Ocean Handicap. 81, 800; a handicap for three.
year-olds and upward; one mile:
d y. sm.i'n = gr. Ii. belmar. .. by Belvidere-Adele
August belmont br h. Hastings, /. iYS (Taraj..
Br9I"i.ry a COS b. h. Rondo. ~. !, carried lOOa,
Havoc, Tom Cromwell, Cassette. and ST. Nicholas
also ran.
BettinEoAgainst Tasting, = to 8; Belmar. Havoc.
ami Tom Cromwell, each ! to !; ROndo, D to !; Gus.
settle, 10 10 Il ST. Nicholas. 100 to /.
FIFTH RACE.
All ages; six furlongs ON main track:
W, e. DAYS br. x. li,lali. 3. by kayon d'Or-Sho,
James X. Kcene's oh. {. tripping, 3, ia IN Martin Z
u. GlueOn'S h. e. lacdsrllle, 3, llg (Claytun) ........ y
ko iernond' storm kins. Brandy me, Chum. and
Hurry Up also ran,
Time, 1918.
Betting-Agains BiIllli. % to 3; LecdsvilIe, 3 to |;
Rrandywine, 4 to Il Tipping, ITO |; storm KING and
Rodcrmoni, each | TO !; Cnum. Is TO ]; Hurry IN.
AZ lol. -
SIXTH RACE.
For four'y year olds ana upw ard; handicap stecple.
chase; s.ort strrpl chase course:
j, II, a 7, HItrncI ks oh. x, Royal Scarlet, I. by
Duke III MAJ ntl-llctuTe. l5J EugilsnI......... |
q. II. Sherfer, IN. u, FLUSHING, IL. lLg iDuul y )..... z
James w. Colts u. II. prcRpnd. az d, - Mara .... =
Time. I;25.
Betttng-FINc 10 = on RuyRl svu le'; against FIuAh.
in,, 5 10 4 Dc'apOd. ~ to /,
HncinH at Detroit.
, DETROIT, Aug. 2S.-FIrst RIcs-Slx aud a half fur.
. IonEs.-TrAverseT. lO3 PiggOtt). Z 70 1. won; MUrdo.
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cal. lo6 tMurrtson). 3 to /. second Philip ByrneS Ill
oh r and. third Time. l!24,
Second Racc-Six furlnngs Abe Furst, lOh 20.
Reif), = to l, won; Harrington, lO5 w. Jones'. $40 |.
second; Old Saugus. lOH tNulG"rl, third Time. l:l4.
Third Ra,r-MIle and a uuari"rI-Thr Bachelor. l0s
Q'iggottl, - to -, won; Bean Ideal, ITO (Morrisonl. \
to s. second; RUckwooi o. ClIuston), 5 TO ]. third.
Time. 9 :O8Ll.
Fourth Race-Milc and a sixteenth; voigt Handi.
cap. value 6l,Sih.-G User, III tPiggottl. IL to 10.
won; Meadow Thorpe. llj &c. Ref, ~ to 10. second,
CoGnIoosy. 80 tSonRcrl, I To | third. Time. la.
Fifth Racr-SlA furlon SHOWER. 100 Morrisor),
3 to |, won; Vice Regal. 100 liandalll. 10 10 !. '"~
ond; Countess Irma. lO7 C~Piggottl. : TO 2. third,
Time, l;ihL,.
sixth Racc-Miie and a half; ak hurdle -Iol.
Wet: htnan. las IT. Murphy. q to |, won; SiiaS
ri kering. i2s Shields, o TO I. second; Roseberry.
1886 (Moxlry), 8 to =, third. Time, 2iiS@4
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Earned runs-Brooklyn. 8; Louisville, 8. First base
on errors-Brooklyn. /: Louisville, 2. Left on bases
Brooklyn. o: Louisville. 5. Three.base
Lachance. Two-base hits-Jones. Lachance, Werden.
Clingman. Stolen bases-Jones. Shindle (2). 7. Clarke
t2). Wagner. Dexter. First base on bslls-on Fisher,
|: on w. Clarke. 2. Struck out-By Fisher. 5; by W.
Clarke, 8. Hit by pitcher-Grim. Wild pitrh-Fisher.
Time-l hour and AZ minutes. Umpire-Carpenter.
Attendance-4.s71.
BOSTON, II; cIEvEIASp, o.
BOSTON, Aug. 2s.-After tho nrst inning to-day
Klobedanz kept the hits scattered. Bergen's back.
stopping. and plays by Childs, Collins. aud Stahl,
werO the featured, The ocore;
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baseball Cameo To-day.
ATLANTIC LAA0UE,
Hartford at Paterson.

Hartford at Paterson.
OTHER 0kMEs.
Park.
HoboEens VS.; Ironsides OF Newark. al St, George
Cricket Grounds.
pacInc A. Z. of Jersey City vs.. Fort Loo A. c.. at
cagO. A. NJ. and l.. N.
Williamsburg a, A.. VS., st Louis College. at Will
Harrisburg A. A. gro 4nds.
Nationa avs. Brighton A. G., az Rldgewood Park.
!. 8. Eng.nsers vs. ~: AlphonsuS, at Willets Point.
N wHrk A. g. Va. U. \, T., at Newark.
Kingston A. q. We. AidIAnds, AZ Midland Beach.
Emeralls Of Catholic Proteetory VI. suburbAnS Of
Fremont. ~ Van GSAG
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Earned runs-Boston 8; Cleveland, 4: Two-bass
hits-Hamilton. Lowe. McAli.ter. Home run-O'Co
nor. Stolen base-Collins. First hase on errors
Boston. /; Cleveland. I. First base on balIs-or
Young, l. Struck out-By Young, 2; by klobedanz,
2. Double play-CHilds and Mexican Passed balls
thinner. 2. Tine-l hour and 81 minutes. Umpire
L. nch. Attendance-7.000.
BALTIMORE. z; CINCINNATI. g.
BALTIMORE. Aug. 26.-The champions had an easy
time with tho Reds to-day. Red Ehret wa Knocked
out OF the box. while Ewing's men could not solve
Ponds curves with any effect. Both teams felded
well. The scDre.
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RIOTATTHE POL0GROUNDS
DIsGRAoEFUL BEHdVIOR BIZ THE
NEW FORKS AND CHIChGOS.

warner Cuts Donnhue's Log with Hts Spikes
ana tho Latter Tries TO Punch Him-Poiice
Compelled 60 Interfere and clear the Vieid
Results or tho Games Played Yesterday.
Tho game between tho New Works and Chi
Cages yesterday was declared n draw after eight
innings, during which time both teams behaved
disgracofully. and a free fight was prevented by
the police. Boston defeated Cleveland, ana
Baltimore administered another setback to the
Clncinnatis, so that the two leaders are still four
points apart, the champions increasing their
lead over the locals to forty.oiEht points. Tho
Brooklyns dropped two games TO the Louis
yilles, who took seventh place from the Phila-
delphias tho latter losing their third straight
game to tho Pittsburgs. Washington again got
away with st. Louis. Tho results:
Few York, 9; Chicago. 9.
Louisville. lit Brooklyn. . 0rut Gams).
louisville, o. Brooklyn. 3 second gams).
boston. II; Cleveland, 3.
Baltimore. z; Cincinnati,a.
Pittsburg, a. Philadelphia, I.
Warrington, 10; st. Louis, IL.
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Earned un-Philad-lphia Two.base hits-Smith,
Honmeistcr. Sugden. Sianing4. Mcfarland. DunkIe.
Three'base hit'-smith, z. Sacrifice hit-Nash. Stolen
bhses-Paiden. smith: Rothfuss ~, ShuEart. Left on
EothLnss' stallings, Geier' Double play-shuEArt and
base on balls-Sugden. Shugart. Gei.r, Mcfarland IpC,
Passed ball-Sugdcn. Tlme--2 hours and IS minutes.
umpire-MacDonald.
WASHINGTON. 10; BIT. LOUIS, II.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2s.-Today's game was . n.roav
on tho national pestime. Umpire Kelly was on ha
mettle and benched jim Mcclure. Monte Gross, and
Hart. The score: $50"
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Wind.Cp ut Syracuse.

SYRACUSE. Aug. 2s.-The State Fair races closed to.
day with fair. warm weather. a fast track. and good
attendance. The 2:l0 pace for q purse Of 81 900. the
hottest event of the day. was won In straight heats
by Raven, u clever black mare. owned by J. L. wentE
OF Scranton. The summarizes:
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1ov,sv,1tr. II: h-rrnsr GAME.

Never before has the Brooklyn team been
beaten twice in one day, but the players from
across the bridge have at last been forced to
factor in both games. more so in the first. the
kentucky players piling up Z runs In tho sixth
inning on three hits, four bases on balls and
Lachance, while Kennedy was hit hard. An
other one OF those disgraceful scenes which are
doing so much harm to the national game was
enacted in the fourth inning. Lachance hit for
two bases, and because the umpire wouldn't
him around the diamond in a man.
ner that reminded tho onlookcrs of q
football game. The visiting players gathered
progress for a few minutes. AT tho Same time
two OF the Louisvillcs kept Frazer away from
tho umpire. The pitchers actions even aroused
the policeman stationed near the grand stand.
He walked to the plate. but Carpenter told tho
"cop" he wasn't needed. and tho, game finally
went on. Clingnan In the seventh inning used
foul language and WAS fined $40 and put out OF
the game. The score:
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Douglas, Hart. stolen bases-Seloaoh.
Dsmontrevjiie Gettman. Brown. Hartman. House.
man. Ially. Mailman, Hart. Double play.IFarrsn
and wriglcy; Lally and Hartman. Hit by pitcher-By
art, /; by Coleman. /. wild pitches-McJamss. l;
Coleman. 1. Passed ball-pouglas. Umpire-heiiy.
hours and 20 minutes.
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". +. srudlor OF III, Jersey city club IA. h'"n
Ct etrd temporary Secretary ~ the AtMl"trt '"'.",
League, Tlr IN Ck"rDuCk"r A. &, has lrrl 20" l
Ia take the pla'" OF I - pr.n 80 \. e. IN Ia .'f ...'
having beeu dropped from IA" member I, r". .'
annual melting will he held the latter - art ~ S-T
tember. when OrncsrS win be Gle ted for the ensuing
yeAk.
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There were u number Of Dad Clarke's friends
scattered about tho grand stand and bleach
cries. and they gave q loud cheer when tho
pitcher walked out to the box. Dad was by no
means at his best. BARNES men punched three
hits in the first, but Fisher hit n fly to Werden,
leaving three men on the bases, Had the game
lasted another inning the Brooklyns would have
probably won. for they made Clarke vince in
the ninth. With one out Griffin singled and
scored on Shindle's hit. Alex. Smith flied out.
but Lachance hit the ball past the embankment
in deep left. Griffin easily got home, but La
chance was nipped just as he was about to plant
his foot on the plato with the ticing run. Cen
orally the hit would have nctted u home run,
but Fred CLARKE and Wagner made pretty
throws. and a groan went up from the spec
tators who had been yelling at Lachance to
score a home run. The score:
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Decker.s base hit in the eighth with one hand:
Warner caught below his usual standard, and
McCreery struck out twice. When Dahlcn left
the field Arson had only nine men left, as all
tho others are under tho weather. The game
will be played on tomorrow. The score:
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Earned runs-BrOokIyn, q; Louisville. Z. First hase
on errors-Brooklyn. 9; Louisville. |. Left on bases
Brooklyn, o; Louisville. z. Three.base hit-Dolan.
Two.hase hits-Lachance, Shindle. Dexter go. stolen
bases-Jones (2), Wagner, (2), Dexter, Wilson. Clarke.
Dolan. Sacrifice hit-FraZer. Frat base ON balls
on Kennedy. 8; OF Frazer. 2. Struck out-By Ken.
needy. 3. Hit by pitcher Lachance. Wild pitch
Frazer. Umpire-Carpenter. Time-2 hours and 2
minutes.
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WASHINGTON

base by err9rs-wa shington o.; 81, Louis, .. Lett on
bssesIM arlington; II s.: Louis, First base on
Coleman struck out-By Swain, 2; by McJaines.
| 10y Coleman. Il by Hart 3. Home run-McGuIre.
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Totals .....0 ~ "a II {
Totals, ....B 0'23 IL


Earned ~runs-New York. a. Chicago. 2. Two,base
hits-Nan Hnltrcn, Donnclly, nahlen. Ryan, Home
run-Ticrnan. Sacrifice hlt-Tlernan. Stoen. bases
Ryan. Callahan. First base on crrorS-New YORK. y
Chicago, /. First base on bRlls-On seymour, =; on
Thornton, =. struck out-By Seymour, lO;b by Thorn
ton. I. Left on bRsrs-New York, b; Chicago, =.
Double plays-DAvis and CLARK; Warner and Clark
Dounelly. Davis. and Clark; Donahue. Callahan, and
Arson; kittridge and Donahue. HIT by pitcher-By
Seymour, |. Passed Time hours
ami 30 minutes. unpiro-Emslie. Attendance -
In nm
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Brooklyn Amateur Association.

\. n. 4
St Peters C.L.A.7 8 0 3 g 1 2 ..-Q1 20 1
Resoiutes played the game under protest. st. Pc.
tiers having three Ineligible players on the team.
Observation-Disclosures and Wilkinson; Weir and
Doyle.
Worth A. o,,,...o o o O o 8 / o l. 10
sidney .........l 0 o 6l6 l l 30 20 2
Batteries-Rupert, Kennedy. and Malay; Clancy
and kahroft
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Baltimore. ....... ......o o / -
Cincinnati. ........"....o / . 0 l o 0 o.
Earned runs-Baltimore. 8; Cincinnati, I. Two.
lase hits-Brckley. Hoy, Stencil. Pond, Doyle. Sarri.
nee ~hits-Pond, RritZ. Stolen
Keller. Doyle. Double piay-Corcoran and Brckley.
First base ON errors-Baltimore. |; Cincinnati, z
First base on balls-On Pond, 2; on Ehret. (. Hit by
pitched ball-Dy Pond, 2: by Ehret. /. struck ont
by Pond, 2. Passed lip Left on bases
Baltimore. i3i Cincinnati. 6. Time-2 hours aud 20
minutes. Umpire-o'DAy. Attcndance--5.60
FIrTsBUR0. o; PHILADELPHIA. 4.
PHILADELPHIA. AUG. 2s.-Plttsburg made II three
straight to-day. winning the third game through tho
aboninHble errors OF Shortstop Shugart, Dunkle, tho
new pitcher lately secured from the Sunbury team,
pitched his first game and did remarkably we'll
Manager Stallings covered first base. Attendance
800. Tho score:
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ANOTHER PRIZE FOR DAILY.
Limerick. By ProdiGal, wins the $3.50
special at Goshen.

W ffOuIHnis III u RssoV
special at Goshen.
GOSHEN. Aug. 2s.-Marcus DAILY likes big
purses. Ho won IS, 900 Of a "a 1900 purse on
Tuesday with China SILK. and his driver. Kenney.
landed the same amount to-day with Limerick
at tho closing of the Orange county circuit
races. Nowaday. J. Malcolm Forbes's Ally, by
Lookaway. was the favorite, but Prodigals get
landed the purse in good shape after suffering
from a collision with f.. II. Harriman's Elsies $.
The latter was sick. and Mr.. Hartman an
nounced to his friends that money placed on her
would probably be wasted, and she was barred
from the betting.
Both Elsie 5. and Nowaday acted badly in the
first and third heats. The betting was 800 on
Noyaday to $50 on LIMERICK. Alter the rece.a
had been presented by Mrs. Jessie Louise Chick.
ering. OF Vermont. Starter McElroy announced
give twoycar.oId and three.yearoId races on
the Goshen track next year. open TO ali. Ixia.
the favorite in the 2;40, class. was distancedi in
the second heat, and the fraternity lost all its
money.
2:40 class. trotting; SbooI
Lee. b. IN. Van lil "p%m : !
j Iesons. en- M m; ;M ,G9 .nsi9 .."."" = j
ffGinaI, b. m. shGrrSei. dis.
Fanny L. b. hi TiI nross? S., s.sii~ s:sa
2:ls trot; S5UO:
Or, Robinson. hr. g. Cochran. ..."......l
Lady Carlisle, Oh. m; Ccomings) ...... - Z
Thelma, blk. m. Rogers ........ ..........4 o 3 4
Bright Heart. b'k. h. tThompson).... ......o 4 4 {
,~Time-2:l79, 2:l5lo. ELISA. a:l7k.
Special two-yearoll stake; purse $500:
Limerick. b. c. y Prodigal. (kenney). ........l Q
Spm quay n'I llterl.. I
Time-2:29. 2:2Ss. 2:27S.
2:26 class. trot; purse S500i
7. 7. o.. b. 8 (Burch) /
Nora l.. br. M. (winant]. 2 .
hiRt iute, L.. toHrcNe) .
Attl. Mack, b. m. ,Cominss). = I
Vanity, blk. m. (SargenD ......... ............I 3
Last Chance. b. z. (O'Connor). ...........6 o {
Tlme-2:2oo., 2:20st, 9.l7h.
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dale Field Club. Q.
Al INSTRUMENTATION 10; German Hill. I.
At Orange. Orange Y. NJ. c. A., h; Valley Ly-
ceuin. o..
At Jamalca-AmaicA II Domestios. 8.
At Tarrytown-Men's Catholic Lyceum, o. Garner
VILE n. Is. -, y.
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At Observation-Disclosures, 8; Newport, Z.
At Drockton-Brorkton. IL: Taunton, 0.
At New Bedford-New Bedford. 4; Fall River. 8.
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IlacinE at Detroit.

DETROIT, Aug. 2S,-FIrst II Icy-Slx and a half fur.
longs lO3 (Piggott). Z " 1. won; MUrdo.
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Other Games.
AT EAST NEW YORK.
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Batteries-Barrett and Kimball; Baker and Malone
AT ORANGE.
Orange A.o."..9 Q So 10
B~atteries-stephens and o'Neil; McTishe and Burke.
AT PATERSON.
North Paterson.0 0 / o o o.
Batteries-Templeton and Carroll; Throst and How
ard.
AT HAcKENsLcK.
Cuban K Giants L I Ole 10 3
oritani ?. 80 o o o o o o 1 o. I 8
Batteries-Nelson and williams, Kelly and Doilard.
AT TRAVIS ISLAND.
Crescent r:A 4. 60 . 7 SIS Il .
Batteries-T. Dunno and Cumming; Callahan and
Bourne.
o. T.,......2 o / o o Ia $40
Batteries-Castro and Wiley, weedt and Horn.
AT nEnIpEN.
Merden.......o Q 0 Q Q Q - Q
Bristol .........o o o o o o. 8 0
Battcries-Corcoran and Thisen, Friedman and
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