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Golf.

To-day's Rolfing on the links includes tho July
handicap for the Doctors Cup. at the Staten
Island Cricket and Baseball Club: class b
handicap. at Baltusrol Golf Club; Presidents
Cup match. at the Fairfield County Club handi-
caps at the Queens County. Crescent A. c.. and
Shinnecock Hills links. and team matches be-
tween Harbor Hill and Englewood. at Harbor
Hill: Country Club of Westchester and Dyker
Meadow. at Dyker Meadow. and Rockaway and
Oakland, at Cedarhurst.
The team match between the Oakland and
Queens county teams will be played on the
links Of the latter club on Aug. q. 1t is said
that after the Shinnecock Hills tournament.
for which the entries close to-day, both W. j.
Travis and H, NJ. Hartman will claim Meadow
brook instead of Oakland as their home club.
The fashion set by the Morris County. Golf
Club Of obtaining the opinions OF a Jury Of ex-
perts before breaking ground has been followed
new links The new course will have a playing
length Of $500 yards. and is laid out on the
former Nathan Straus farm, the old farmhouse
making a fine clubhouse. Work Is steadily pro-
crossing on the links. and everything will be- In
readiness for the members. when they return
to Lakewood IN. October. The November open
tournament will be held on the new course.
STANFORD. July 22.-The features on the
links OF the Wee Burn Golf Club tomorrow
will be putting contests for prizes. The boyle
handicap competitions which are shortly to be
played are attracting considerable interest
among the members. The resident MEMBER
ship Is now full and can be increased only by
special vote OF the club.
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Gossip of the Ring.

Larry Burnes of CohoeS is ready to box any feather
weight.
H. G. F.. New Yorky-He was only champion of
America,
Jimmy Barry says he will not do any boxing again
until fall.
VIII M. New York.-They met at New Orleans on
Sept. 7, 1892.
b. K, New York.-He was born ct Halifax, Nova
Scotia, on July ~. 1870.
The date Of the contest between Joe Cans and
Jenny Curran has been fixed for July 20 at Phila-
delphiA.
Joe Butler has agreed to meet Jim Jeff1es in . six
round bout at Philadelphia. Tho pair will come to-
Rether within three weeks.
Billy O'Donnell and Luke. Stevens have boon
matched to box q limited number OF rounds at Buff
falo on next Monday night.
The Western A. C. of San Francisco Ia trying to ar
range q match between Joe Choynski and Alec Greg
gains. A few years ago Greggains was considered the
best middleweiGht on the Pacific coast.
Both George Munroe and Terry McGovern are in
fine condition for their twenty .hVe-round bout to.
night. This will be the third meeting between tho
pair. Casper Leon says he will challenge the winner.
George Green young Corbetb arrived here last
night from Asbury Park. Green ia in tho best Of
health and is In great fettle for his coming meeting
with Mysterious Billy Smith at the LenoK A. c. on
next Friday night.
Mexican Pete Everett. who is coming East 70 meet
any Of the ~heAvyWeiRhts, will be looked after when
he gets here by Dave Holland. Despite his quick de-
feat by Jim Jeffries, Holland thinks that Pete will
eventually mako his mark in the ring.
Tom sharkey said yesterday that he will accept tho
challenge of Ed Dunkhorst OF Syracuse. and agree to
box tho latter twenty rounds here or at Syracuse.
ShArkey also says he will be ready 10 box within two
weeks. Dunkhorst. while not very clever, IL said TO
DO . stth puncher and game.
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B RI hit N
r. Daily at $3.50 p. M.
EOAURV Rain or Shine. Concert by Lander.
Take any Conoy Island route.
Polo.

The July handicap list Just issued by tho
Polo Association. aside from raising the lead
ing men on the Staten Island Polo Club team
to penalties. contains but few changes in the
ratings of the players. Winthrop Rutherfurd.
for the first time. Is listed as q member of the
Meadowbrook team, with a handicap of six
goals. Since the organization OF the Polo As
ISOLATION Rutherfurd has, been identified with
the Rockaway Club. playing on its first team
for several seasons with Foxhall Keone. j. Il.
Cowdin. j, II. Cheever. or j. s. Stevens. He
left the club over II year ago. and although he
has kept up his string OF ponies Rutherfurd
has, not figured in q polo match since, He VIII
probably play on the Meadowbrook first team
for the remainder of the season.
II. H. NJ. Furgueson and Edward j. Burke,
both of the Essex County, Country Club, should
be added to the list OF ,p%oloists who have gone
FAR RoCKAwAY. n. Y. July 22.-The final
contest between pairs Of players for the Rock
away Club polo cups resulted in a victory fer
liant play routed the heavier team. consisting
OF P. F, Collier and j, b. Eustis, ,Jr. The
score: r.. La Montague. Jr, and l.. Waterbury,
BY, earned goals. 4; j., B. Eustis, Jr., and P. I.
Collier. by earned goals, 3; allowed by handi-
cap, l. Total. 4.
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Baseball Notes.

Tomorrow ON the st. George Cricket grounds the
Hobokens will play the 81. Louis College team.
At weehawken tomorrow Robinson and Clarence
williams will be the Cuban X Giants battery against
the West New York Field Club.
Boston, July 22.-.President soden Of the Boston
team this morning said there was absolutely no truth
In the report that Boston was to exchange Jack
9tiyetts for CArsey OF st. Louis.
The Seaside A. c. would like 70 arrange games for
July, August and September with teAm9 averaging
IL years old. Address william Murphy, Mount
Leretto, Princes Bay P. o.. Staten Island.
At the westchester Protectory grounds to-morro!
the Emeralds and subuEbAns vii, play the SECOND
borough. Tho Protectory band Will give . concert.
Umpire Frank Golden will call game at $3.50 O'Clock.
Lewis Robson, Yalo's third bAsemAn In, the early
baseball games OF the season, died In Now Haven
yesterday of typhoid fever. He contracted, his nlnesa
through exposure ut the New, London boat race.
where he stood for hours in the rain awaiting the
postponed event. He was 10 years old. and . sen or
Dr. Robson of Pittsburg.
KID" Mccoy was billed to umpire the New Haven
Meriden baseball game here this afternoon. He nm
PRED in Me1den yesterday. He got as far as the
New Haven Railroad station this afternoon when he
ing him to New York and bidding him umpire no
more baseball games. He took the next train 70 New
York. A crowd of about l,20o people assembled az
the baseball park 10 SEQ Mccoy and wero disappointed
at his non-AppeArance.
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0NE RUN IN 10 INNINGS.
~,rs ny DAVIS AND DOYLE WIN THE
HIS oIUE FOR THE NEW FORKS.

.-.,,vuIc, win Their Fourth Straight Game
I'm the Brooklyns -ChicaEos Twice
nsot.p nv the Philadelphia Cincin-
Iii. Bostons and BRltimores Also Win.
o,,v one run was scored In the thirteen-inn-
~ ~ the New Yorks were fortunate enough
ausoo,re the solitary tally they are again in
v..,Isd in the nrst division. the PittsburRs
dropping back one notch. For the fourth sue
o.O.,yo time the Brooklyns lost to the Louis
VSi,os and the Philadelphtas. who beat the
cn,oosos twice, increased their lead for eighth
Siooo While the Bostons ngain defeated the
o. Touls players. they are still twenty-ono
ssints behind the Cincinnatis. as Ewing's mel
~ the game played at Washington. The
C.,olnnds were beaten by the Baltimores. but
s.il lead the latter players. The results;
nav York, Ii PttsburG, o,
Louisville. I; Brooklyn,S 3.
Boston. 3; st. Louis. 2.
cincinnati. 3; Washington 1.
Philadelphia. II, Chicago, 8 tnrst camel.
philadelphia, I; Chicago. 1 second game).
baltimore I; Cleveland. 9.
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BasebaII Games To-Day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Baltimore at New York; Boston at Brooklyni
Warrington at Philadelphia Chicago at Cleveland
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Ottawa at Buffalo; WilkesbArre AT Syracuse; Spring
held ct Montreal; Providence at Toronto.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Allentown at Newark. two games; Paterson at Read:
ing; Norfolk at Lancaster, two gamesi Richmond ~
Hartford.
OTHER oAMEA.
st. Clair +. @. We. Central A. c., at Mott Haven.
New York A, @. Vi. New Jersey A. u, AZ bergen
Bergen F. G. va. Staten Island A. O.. at West
CEEanford A. @. Va. Manhattanvillo A. C.. at Gran
ford. -o
South Orange +. @. VS.. Newark y. o. AZ south
Orange. .A =.
Athietics of New York VS., HuEuenotS. at New RO-
chello.
Westneld A. G. Va. Brooklyn Heights r. c. a. "eAI
held.
Jamaica vs.. PassAic, at Jamaica.
Pacific A. @, vs.. Brooklyn +. O., at yerBey OV'
Star Athletics Va. Little Giants, at Newark.
Ten Eycks VS.. Newtown GrayB. at keFtoWn.
GArnerville vs.. 81. Louis College, at daInervlue-
Union A. A. vs.. DreadnauRht A. C.. At CAnarnle.
Volunteer A. A, vs.. Vernon A, C., at Mount vernon
Dover VS.. Morocco +. o., ut Dover.
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Yachting Notes.

Tho race for tho Alfred Roosevelt Memorial Cup,
which was 10 have been sailed on July IL and IVES
postponed owing 10 the death Of James A. Roosevelt,
will 10 sailed on Saturday, July 80. AS announced
in the circular OF July 3, the race will he open 20
owned by members of tho club. Entries WILL 10 ro.
ceiyed UP 70 noon OF the day of the race and the start
has been scheduled for 8 O'Clock in the afternoon.
The new sloop K~londike. which was conceded to
be the fastest In her class on the south shore q Long
Island, was defeated on Thursday in q Ave mile race
from Clinton dock to Water Island by the Charles ].
Dayton, one OF the older crackAjacks. On board the
Dayton was F.. A. Hood and a party OF friends from
East Orange, N. j., and when she crossed tho hnish
line, the Klondike was fully half q mile AsteTn.
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INTERNATIONAL CHESS.
Yesterdays Results in the Big Vienna
Tournament.

Yesterdays Results in the Big vienna
Tournament.
VIENNA. July 22.-Play in the international
chess tournament was resumed this morning.
when the thirty-sixth round was played. When
an adjournment was made at 2 o'clock six
games had been concluded. These games were
recorded as follows: Janowski beat Walbrodt.
Blackburne beat Trenchard. Showalter beat
Baird. Schlechter beat Caro-. Marco lost to
Lipke and Maroczy beat Halprin. Schiffers
and Alapin and Tschigorin and Tarrasch adj
journed their games in even positions. Pills
bury seemed to have a lost game against Burn.
favor OF Burn. Tschigorin and Tarrasch drew
in the evening sitting. while Schifiers and
Alapin adjourned their game a second time.
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Becker Does Not Get tho St. Louis Club.

81. LOUIS. July 22.-The deal between L. L. Becker
and Chris Won der Abe for the st. Louis baseball
franchise was declared OF this afternoon. Nobody
knows what Won der Abe will do now. unless It IL
himself. and he declined tonight to say a word. The
sale that failed was made 10 Becker on the last day
that Won der Abe could dispose OF the franchise at
private sale. No notice of a public sale has been
legal; now that The day for The public sale has passed.
ONCE OF John u. johnson, Won der Ahe'B lawyer.
Becker said he offered 100000 for the franchise free
OF debt. Won der Abe owed more than that and somO
OF the creditors refused TO settle on the terms offered.
This forced Becker out. 1t is understood that the
action tomorrow, Meanwhile the Affairs Of the cor
portion are 70 mixed that no onS can say what viii
~ dOAA-
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Akabo Outsnils Some Fast Ones-MonEoose
Wins in Hor Glass.
In a slashing breeze from the east-northeast
the 20-footer Akabo. sailing as a catboat, de-
feated the Minnetonka and Lobster. to each Of
which she allowed eight minutes over a twelve
mile course In the special regatta of the Corin-
THAN Fleet OF New Rochelle yesterday after
noon. She also made better time than did the
knockabouts Mongoose and Mariposa. which
sailed over the same course for a silver trophy.
The race was scheduled to start at 2 O'Clock.
but owing to the fact that Ha1en Morse was
unable to get the Mongoose ready in time the
start was not made until nearly two hours later.
The course was triangular. the start and finish
lines being Off the entrance to Echo Bay. with
outer marks on Hen and Chickens Reef and
the striped buoy on the northeasterly end Of
Execution Reef. 1t was sailed twice oyer,
Mongoose slipped over with the gun, with Mari
posa fully three lengths astern. Five minutes
later the mntasail yachts went away, With
named holding the weather berth and the
Minnetonka three seconds later in the wake Of
mark. q reach with the wind on the port beam
to Execution and a broad reach with ballooners
Sne SSo Hauled leo s sheets 50 aft sf9 around mSIne m the ho mne
mark at the end of the first round as follows:
Mongoose, 4:42:+2; Akab9. 4:4s:o4; Marposa.
4:44:53; Lobster. 4:45:15. and Minnetonka, 4:46:14.
L lc III IcSnChC COhollltl tDly uuIllB tHo
second round. and the sea became quite a for
was reefed and lost all chance of beating the
Minnetonka by that man9uyre. She eventually
withdrew, The Akabo and Mariposa liked the
heavy weather better and made substantial
gains on this round, the first named leading the
entire feet across the finish line. The summary:
NORTHUMBERLAND 3:43.
Elapsed Corrected
Length. Tine. Time.
Boot and Gunner. Feet. II. N. 8. Il. NJ. o.
MonRoose, Simeon Ford. -. 81. 90 / 40 IL / 40 IL
Mariposa. Herbert MoCord. .21.oo 1 IL ~ 1 Al ~
MAINsAIL YACHTs-sTART 3:48.
Akabo, Clark Miller; go. allows. J 20 sa ] % 80
Lobster, T. 4. 6. Flint. ....s min. -. Did not nnish.
The winners were Mongoose and Akabo.
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The veda and the Dorothy II. Cup Winners
on NeMport.

NEWPORT, July 22.-The race to-day between
the 30-footers was for two cups offered by the
Newport Yacht Racing Association. The win
ners were Cornelius Vanderbilt. Jr.'s. Veda and
Harry Payne Whitney's Dorothy II. 1t was IA
pretty contest. the feature being the number OF
society women who sailed in the boats. Mrs.
Whitney was In Dorothy H.. Mrs. Duryea In
VaQuero Ill. Mrs. Morgan and Truxton Beale
In the Puck. Mrs. William r. Travers and Stuy-
vesant Leroy in Wawa. Mrs. Jones in Carolina.
Mrs. Adolf Ladenberg and Lloyd Warren
viewed the race from the judges boat. The
course was to Dyer's Island and return by way
OF Jamestown. making 1t a beat up and a run
back. The .Veda soon took the lead. with the
Puck second. but the latter got hung up on q
lobster pot and lost her place. The VedR was
sailed by Capt. Clayton Half. and the other boats
by their owners. Summary follows:
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rom nurns Forced out Of the Newark CLUB

NEWARK, July 22-Tom Burns. who purchased the
franchise of the Newark Baseball Club from "Dea-
cor" Ellis last spring. has been forced out Of bust
ness through the refusal of HIS team 70 wait q whilo
for the two weeks salary due them. When the
players struck q short time ago they were suspended
by the League and Burns got together another team
in twenty-four hours. Subsequently, the strikers
agreed to resume on the cooperative plan, providing
the suspension was raised. Burns had 1t raised,
but after playing two days the team again
even that to which the Visiting S'' club afS'e'H Has.
entitled and again refused 70 go on unless tho
teed. Charles Bloemeck, owner of the baseball lpRrk,
had agreed TO see that tho players got their money,
providing he got the franchise, so Burns was forced
10 turn II over TO the League aud 1t was given TO
Bloemeck. Burns's three months experience cost
him over $4,000, most OF which was spent in pur-
chasing the franchise. Six wet Sundays and poor
weekday weather during the frat six weeks sent him
broke. Burns will now endeAyor 10 get a position on
IL well qualified to NIL.
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Odds and Ends of Sports.

Harry Horn, the local pool expert. was yesterday
matched TO play Frank Barton Il game OF continuous
pool at Long Branch for 500 . side. The anair will
night.
The annual games OF the New York letter carriers
will take place at Suffers Harlem River Park on Aug.
4. The handicap events. open To all registered anna.
tours. are 76'yard dash, 220'yard dash. 44o.y9rd
dash, hAlf-mile run, and one-mils run. In addition
there will be . 600-yArd novice run and a 440-yArd
dash for members. both scratch races. Entries close
July 30 with 3. D. SSe. II Wall street,
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The Staten Island and New Jersey A. @. eleyens
will meet to-day at Livingston, and 1t should prove
TO be one Of the most interesting cricket contests Of
the championship series OF the metropolitan District
Cricket League. The other games to-day WIN 6ei
Kings County, at Prospect Park; Montclair vs. Brook
yR at MontclAiri Paterson VS.. Kearny, at Paterson,
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rHrLApELrulA. I; CHICAGO. 1-sEcoNp aAMn.

Two-base hits-Dclehanty, Lauder, Lajoie. Evoritt.
MeCormisk; Three.oase hit-Cros.: First base on
halls-Flick, Gross, Hit by pitched ball-Ryan .(2);
Douglass. Lajoie, Flick. Left on Observation-Disclosures,
IA; Chicago, &. Struck out-Flick.s Wild pitches
Kilroy 2. Sacrifice hits-Lauder (2) Douglass. Time
2 hours and 8 minutes. Umpires-Gadney and
Brown.
BALTIMORE, 7; CLEVELAND, 8.
BALTIMORE, July 22.-The Baltimores won to-day'a
game by opportune batting. McGann's timely hitting
being the feature. his two three.b agRers being re.
sponsible for Ave of the Orioles runs. The score:
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base on balls-og weyhinR, Q. gtruok out-By wey-
hing, 4. Three.base ht-MoBride, Two-base hit
Donovan. Sacrifice hit-Steinfeld. Stolen base
Miller. Double ~playH-Selbanh and Mcclure; wrig-
ley and Anderson; Dryer and Beckleyi Irwin, Stein
field and Beckley. Umpiros-Emsie and Hunt.
Timo-1 hour and 40 minutes.
PHILADELPHIA, IL; CHICAGO, 8-FIRsT GAME.
PHILADELPHIA. July 22.-Tho philadelphia
"cappcd" q brace from the Chichgoa to-day. In the
main II was a pitchers victory in both games. In
tho first fray Orth made Thornton and then Woods
look like selling plAters. In the second Red DonA-
hue had q very long call on the Rntiquated Klroy.
The score;
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IOtAIB ...,.I 80 70 II TOt2Is., ..,,O 1881 10 /
swimming run scored with one out.
S Ss.S T0Ta.''0 9 Q Q 0o00 9ooo II
First base on errors-New York, /; PittsburR, 1.
Left on, bases-New York. 4; Pittsburg, y. Double
Riay-Ely and Lake. Two-base hit-warner. Stolen
bAses-DAyls ~, Padden. First base on balls-Oh
EH5ie. 3: of Killen, 2. Struck out-By Rusie, 8: by
hhlen, ?. Passed Umpire-Swart-
utes. AttendRnce-l5o.
LOUISVILLE, Z: B%RooKLYN. 8.
Fielder Jones tried very hard to beat the
Louisyilles at Washington Park yesterday after-
noon. but the handicap was too big. and the
Brooklyns. while Griffin's players havo still to
Fae their FIRST game from the Kentuckians.
tour times Jones toed the plate and as many
enort netting three bases. The other Brooklyn
payers, however. went down before Cunning
was touched up in a lively fashion. The score:
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New intercollegiate Rowing Association.

ALBANY, July 22.-The intercollegiate Row
ing Association, with principal Office in New
York city. was incorporated to-day to advance
intercollegiate boat racing between crews to be
selected from undergraduate students in Amer
of the association. who shall be known as stew
ards. are BENJAMIN !. Wheeler of Ithaca, Thomas
New York.
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LOUISVILLE. Z; nRooKLYN. 8.


LLSGuisynle, I Brooklyn, 8. Three-base hIts0Jones.
bbnssnEn. Two-base hits-sheckard, Clarke. Stolen
pisss-HGNtnage. Sacrifice hit-Ritchey. Double
Ina i DAVIS; First base on bslls-OG Cunningham, 2.
and ~ mhynch' Time-1 hour
Nj ! minutes. Attendance-3OO
BOSTON. 8; ST. LOUIS. 2.
tDISios; July %. -Taylor gave eight bases on balls
S,msa'' Thlch' with seven hits, let Boston win an easy
S~"p' Lewis was very effeCtiNo Tho lcnre.
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r%nILApELFnLA. l2i oHIcAoo. o-rIRaF oAME.
Philadelphia. .........
Chicn 10

Tyo-Sase hits-pClehSnty' Cooley; mcfarland,
Stolen ~baseR-Lauder. Orth, Laioie. Three. base hit
Lauder. Sacrifice hit-Isbell. First base on errors
-PhilRdolphia, 2. First base on balls-Flick l9, Nc
Farland, Everitt. DonAhue. Hit by pitched ball
Dahlen. Left on Observation-Disclosures o. Chicago, IL.
Struck out-Cros Thornton, Conner. Wild pitch
hours and Z minutes.
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one. will be played to-day In the following order:
Halprin vs; steinitz, Lipke VS.. schlechter. Caro- VS..
bury, Burn Va. jano%sii. Waibrodt VS.. schiiers,
Alapin va. Tarrasch. Maroczy VS.. TschiGorin. and
Marco. o bye.
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First base by rrors-Cleyeland 2. Left on bases
Baltimore, :: Cleveland, I. First base on balls
o; by Wilson. /: Three.base hits-McGann tD, Two
base hits-Blake. Creiger. Sacrifice hits-Childs.
Double plays-Jennings and McGann; McGraw. De-
Gam. Hit by pitoher@By Wilson. /; by Hughes. /.
Passed ball-Creiger. Umpires-o'Day and McDon-
aid. Attendance-e51. Time-2 hours and 8 minutes.
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agantea-gaalss- glsrhauirs, Sc.
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with the business aud have an established trade; per-
manent position. Address. stating experience, quail
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Mass.
WANTED-Educated. capable men TO establish sta
prohts: guaranteed salary and e1nensss II daJired.
H. PARMELEE COMPANY. Chicago. Ill.
w charge of links, repair and sell clubs. and give
Instructions. Address II. N. CURTIS. Chairman Golf
Committee. Marine and Field Club. Bath Beach. NY.
WANTED-At once, . bookkeeper at the Richmond.
w Midland Beach. Staten Island.
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Baseball, Washington Park, O-DAy
$50 ?. NJ. BrookyR Va Boston Adm" 1S0'' SO0'
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baseball, Polo Grounds, To-Day, $3.50 r. M
baltimore VS.. New York. Admission 6oc.-AdV.
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Lewis. q 20 ~ bergen. First base on balls-On
TAyip. a ~ laNior. =. Struck out-By Lewis, 1: by
J.. stoleSnn hlirst base on generalization. 8; st. Louis,
ACtmcnits". 'H = Collins, Cross. Passed balls
minutte. '"t.By TAYLOR. /, Time-i hour and 45
CINCINNATI, .; WASHINGTON. /.
to iii DSyylioS July 1.-THE Senator's we're unable
the RIA Iirdly weighing was batted freely by
IragHnc /, Nos. Wehhor. a pitcher from the Texas
the sens,ar "orh signed by Earl Wagner, and Joins
utility Fla, mex week, Weber il q twirler and
by BIck ITf + ald vas recommended 10 Mr.. Wagner
from the iFSuHg, Jiihmy Fi,lds, the Grst basemAn
aSf''''"d today. The score.
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Ihere was also a matSh race between tne
gular course OF eight miles. The result was:
EldpJsd
Start. FHniSA. Tmt.
Boat and OtOner. II. II. 6. II. u. q. II. N. y,
Paprika. J. u. Thomas. IRA o6 90 3 81 80 l 20 80
Mariner, q. @. Martin. ....4 % 90 G SO 20 ] % 40