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Yachting NoteE.

Capt "EGnL" Han IL nov on the Volunteer for the
season.
The crRrk-R-3Eck Boston rEosRbout GoEling has had
her sail spread increased from 300 20 900 square
feet Other attentions have been made and ale viii
be seen in the local races NJ Al early date.
Commodore AdRms. Atlantic J. c, has cut down
the rig Of his noted schooner sEcbem- Al present
she carries exactly the same spread OF cGn VA that
she did when abe won the Gotlet cups several years
Ago.
The Yacht HndsEHrda. which Wa built for the
Prince OF Wales aud now hieE the private GEnl "
Rear Commodore Benjamin Whitloof 81 the LtlEnhe
j. c., las been transformed into 4 bark tbs BsHson,
hut still retains her auxiliary power.
The Riverside Yacht Clubs annual regatta for all
classes viii he sailed to-day OVER the clubs usual
courses. The Race Committee has bern working
unusually hard 70 make the event 3 SUCCESS, and
nearly fifty entries have Already been Tsoaiyed
The year BOOB Of the New Yurk Yacht Club, which
was sent out = few days ago, 10 the best volume Of its
kind that has ever been published. In addition 20
fifty pAEeE ~ handsomely Autographed worn in
cglCrs the volume contains the list Of members the
club Beet. complete racing rules, \ copy Of the deed
of Eltt for The America > Cup, THE rode ~ squadron
eSuluuunB table Ut time allowances. OhErtA Of the
club cOursek, and yearly 100 pNges Of other matter
~ interest 10 yEGhtHmen. The volume -
tAsilfully hound u Whit canvas, with tht EaGl and
InVtto u the ~ illuminating tia corner N 60la
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R.,u,.. =, Ws.hinr,On Park.

CHfr.eo, Jrly s.-There wore no special features At
Washington Park to-day. FAvuritee won four OF the
EiI races. Summary:
First Race-slI furiunrt and AftT-hve yArds-TGr.
tArfn, lsl n. Martin, II 70 &. Won; Abe Furst. 122
ThurpeL IL 20 0, second; Ferron, rs q. Burma, @ 20
j, third. Time, LIN
Second BAce-FTve MISREPRESENTATION. lo7 IT.
BurnEi, 2 70 q, won. Queen Of Song. lo7 N. Turner,
10 to ], second, Rosa l., lo7 Clawso1u, 6 10 ], 4 hird,
Time. 1;Qlh.
Third RGoe-one and q half m~fles.-Nhrte FonSe,
Jos Thorpe. = 70 !. won; Dorothy IN - "a Bar.
rettl, Is 10 i, second; hvnrAdo IL, lo2 II. Martin.
4 10 !, third. Time, 2:RBk.
Fourth RAoe-siI furlonEa.-Don orrino, lO1 n.
Burns, Z 70 ], won; 1hertiDe. 1le ID. Shields, Q 20
I, second; Lone Princess. loo Kitley) 9 70 /, I third.
Time, 1s1Ar,
Firth RRce-One mile and seventy yArdb.-Al Tres
co, 1ue "A. Barrett, Z 20 !. won; Williamson, - II.
Burns. 10 20 /, second; imp. MistrAl IL, lO1 Claw
SON. S to 5, third Time, 1:AA1.
sixth RApe-sit furlungH.-Enchhnter. III "A. bar
rettl, 2 20 /, won Meter. 1ol Thorpe. Y - i.
TIME. l:lEA
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Polo.

LAWRENCE STATION. n. Y. July s-That
~favorftes do not always win was again clearly
demonstrated to-day on tie polo field Of the
E~ockaway Hunt Club at CedArhurst, when the
third Of the series Of polo matches for the
Blizzard cups for teams Of four whose total
hAndicaps 90 not exceed ten goals was hotlY
contested between the four Of the County Club
q Philadelphia and the team ofthe Staten Island
Polo Club. Both teams were remarkably wei
matched, and the game. from, the lime the bal
was first thrown into tie fed Until time was
called al its conclusion. was repiete with brllliant
dAshes Of Speed and SOME very clever work IN
riding OF and in the front. side, aud back
strokes Of all the mem ers Of each team. 4
large number ii polo enthusiasts from different
clubs throughout the country, and b large con-
uugent Of society people were present on the
clubhouse piAzzEs and the lawns surrounding
the club. and watched with much interest,"
and enthusiasm the many brilliant plays. After
b most stubtorl.y contested game the pluckX
Staten Islanders were detrBtAd 10y d score OF
70 81 goals. Near the Close Of the last perlo4
Nelch was slightly Injured 10y "a collision and
retired from the game. The puaEgrs played
the remainder 81 the period with three men
However, le.ther team scored
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Bordeutopn Driving RafA. Bnrdentoun, u. a. - IN
snncttcned races hhyf beon held ugqn ~
RngiEtered-lbs, Thumas Peel, Philadelphia; 1bP,
Mierstion, Omaha 5o1p, N. NJ Makeever. Derives.
competition, mpde hy Emmor l. Wilson. Washing.
ton, y. @, Nay 20, 1898. Tine. 1921. Two miles.
against time, paced. made by Eumor l.. Wilson. May
". lsas, at Washington, u. C. Time. BA2 a..
Transferred ~ thu Professional Cnas-w. !. Bu;ler,
View lcfk; 5aineE y. QuiEler. A I. johnson. and
William I. Grove, Philadelphia.
SuFpended-O. s. Hawkins, J. ]. Kirfhhm, and j.
Hirpch. Trenton Charles Harrison and Edward Trout.
B,rdentoWu. Cole. EirCwuttr Parf, y. j., J. MILO. 20
AUG. y. 1873. unRhnctiuned races.
NOTES.
In England the Cycle clubs are promoting midnight
rms ~ \ diversion from the old cyclinC customs,
Tho idea IL mertiuC with general approval, tht events
being largely attended.
AFtrCnr Pies Is being made for the promotion Of
unrsred riding,
Arthur Zimmerman. who IL slowly recovering FROM
Illness, expects 70 resume racing IN the fall,
Walter e. huume. the noted racer Of the New der
sry A. C.. - about 20 begin criminal prnreedinEV
against Al Wernic, the professional rider % Buffalo.
who committed an assault upon him nj the recent
meet Il the Hinge County Nhcplfnun NJ Manhattan
Beach, A warrant for Nernig'F arrest has already
been issued. The assault made upon hoUme was
more sever than NJ h-st reported. HIS saw was
hrpk"u 10y the force Ui the blow. aud . number "
h. teeth were knocked out. Room, is still combined
t. lie hutut uu Jersey CITY Heights, HE fhrt IL GOV
erel with hhnhhcrs, and IL will he Eutne weeks bC-
fore he will he able to resume HE training.
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The Winners at St. I.Ou,s.

ST. LOUIS. July ga big rain last night made the
Fair Grounds track heavy to-day, and slow time wAs
the rule. summaries
3 to !, won; Plantation, ia HAIU, 30 70 i, second;
Refer, 1us neiEh), 30 10 /, third. Time. 1:2oA.
Second RAce-StX furlongE-yertfy, los FROST. s
20 /, won; Count Fonso, la MnDonAldl. Z TO i, 500
ond; Wilson C., los dtnes), 20 10 /, third. Time,
1lsH.
Third Raoe-stI furlonEh.-Belle Ward, 1o8oombsl
. t9 4 Won MopteomeSyb ~ smelntSre,, TO = SEQ
Time, 1:l7h
Fourth RGee-one mile and seventy yn-dh-auide
Rock, "a lAnes. Q 70 /, won; LsureGt, los McDon.
AID, 8 70 8, second; Belle BrHmble, lo7 Smell, ? to
!. third. Time, 1:52h.
Fifth RAce-One mile and seventy ~yHrda-Domnia,
ee woods, won; Helen b. Gardner McDonAld, s TO
Time, 1.b2N.
Sixth Race - Five ~furlonEs. - ChAnoery, 1le
tCombs). Q TO Q, won; Good Hope, ITO McDonNl6, 8
g l, second: Evelyn Byrd, 1oS tCoddy), so 20 /.
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On the Fort Erie Track.

BUFFALO. July s.-only eight bookmarsrs drew in
nj the Fort Erie track to-day. This IL about half the
regular number. Some % them left town diHUusted
with the effort 70 make money. 1t IL reported at the
tAck that At the Montreal meeting the betting will be
controued. by the one-book Jseem. FEk ana Ware
will probably hAve the privilege. Marcus Cartwright
says he VII retire from booknakinE. SUMMARY:
FiIt RAoe-StI furlonEA-IookHley, % Weber.
eeoondi Meyer Baby. Io9 t6es, 10 70 /. third. Tine.
1:lbk.
second BAce-Five Undergraduates. eS l..
SMITH, DO 70 !, wuni ChoeHInita 100 n. GAyl even.
second; FRlAlA, % Geel, 10 to l. third. Time.
l:O2H.
Third RAce-stI furlongS-HslmsdAls, - Csherrer,.
3 10 !, won; Annie LAurettA, IS Tullyl, & TO 1, eec.
gna: Lord .FHr1ndols. 100 GArvin). 30 % i, third.
Time. l:1bA.
Fourth rAoe-Stx furlongs.-EutppiA III q. FREE.
man, az 70 !, won; Jesse, 1o7 U1inb. 10 60 /, rec.
ond Dave g., 100 p. Clay . tot, third. Time, l:loh.
70 !, won; Scraps, 81 MeReyboldsl, . TO !. second;
DevEult, los u. Shields. 2 70 /, third. Time, 1875.
sixth hAoe-One~ mle.-Stmon, 80 MAaon), 0 to Q.
won; Tony HoutnG. 1oS E- James. = tO l. secundi
BelnArA, lo1 n. Clay. b 20 i. third. Time. las.
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SrlT ~BROOKLYNS AGAIN.
roRES BryCH THEIR HTTS ~
Nv IgT yIEST TWO INNINGS.

at. Rally in the Ninth and Beat
npn rtIc.ro.-Bostons shut out by the
NJ and h CleVelRnds Beat st. Louis
Vn,,,nu,r aud Washington Also Win.
Ssv FORKS again beat the Brooklyns
49,. The former players will have to win
.s more game 10 capture the series.
b' ~ rop hav.rg now won seven OF the nine
'ov ,l,rs5 The Clucinnatis, by q rally In
rn%, i'm. Is. turned an apparent defeat
" rc.,rr. thereby Increasing their lead. as
p,,op. were w~hitewashed for the second
y I.s,s ssss5u 10y the Philadelphia. and the
DN,tartons won at exciting CArne from the
Ns.-1-ss Tie TlttshurEs had little trouble
t...,s the Louisvilles. and the Clevelands
S%nrd third pace ny their victory over St
-. .hs lster team fading to score. The re-
mlE'
,.vgt. = Brootlrn .
phrIaalrhiA e Boston. d.
Vashlugtal 8 Baltimore. ,.
p!tupurT. IL: Louisville. 3.
Cincinnati, II Chicago. 8.
Cleveland, : St. Louis. o.
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TIE RECORD.
YORK G:

~, prook!yns were such easy prey for the
~ y1rks at the Polo GROUNDS yesterday that
. nv was little Interest manifested By the
sIhA b.sr tmas when battles between the
n ~. laarua teams have attracted thousands,
III nerrr before have TWO such games as those
w THbp-sdIv and yesterday been 40 poorly
y]StroniSe1 Probably LHg persons saw the
kkSstT stared uutl the last man was put
out The Hrookiyns could do nothing
With sfysh'u Couple 0. Wild throws by
GG W The latter also distinguished himself
w hsine caught tapping on nrst hsse In the
,!,b inning This ulunder wound up a re-
smsrtAbIs turn al hat 10y the New Works, who
rSSt four singles and couldn't score, leager
M bit hard 10 the first two innings, but after
~, Ssv Wy York pisyed with confidence. as they
.nr-aristed the TACT that thAir opponents were
SStsrpre3 from the start. But their work WAS
NV below the championship standard. al things
'' gnst WV Observation-Disclosures Ebhets keeps
laShGnce on the Brooklyn team ls puEzltnE the
rznkk who still hope Tor a winning streak
sbsokRrd has been III, II is true, but the substi-
,,rIop al LAahance seems TO have acted as al
.nnbor "a the team. The big fellow can neither
M nor field. and 10y his gloomy demeanor hp.
TsIrs to have dumped the other membeT OF
tt team into q permanent attack Of the blues.
With lively MAI like Alec Smith on the bench.
tht further retention o. Lachance would seem
70 bA the height Of folly smith can play the
tell hATTlT hlG L-k IAlt NuAA Will lpI EnDtfS9
ihEr IAnhKnce. ard. besides, Is a gtngery, lively
yunner. Either Smith or Sheekard. who was IN
rntfo-n yesterday. Is needed on the team at
0neA
t-st inning. on two bases on balls, q force. q
rid pitch and tive poo throws TO third base
M ti-a1y. The New Yorks tied the score in
,htetr hal on Van HAltren,s home run, Tiernan's
.-tnIs and Joyce's out In the second the New
SforSs CliDehHd matters by rolling mp four runs
vhereupon the Brooklyns gave up the fight 70
Nj intsnts and purposes, The damage was
done On GettiE's base on balls. HartmRn's
sinElA, LaohKDce's tumble, GrRdys double,
4 force. & stupid play By Ryan and
TierlEn's single; Ryans misplay was 9
the afternoon. With Grady on third, Van
HStrer hit to Tucker, who threw the ball to
RYAN. Grady was three yards from the plate
st the time the BROOKLYN CATCHER got the ball
but never threw the ball to shtndle, who was
waiting for II Until Grady had landed safely
In the szth Hartman was. declared out By
Assistant Umpire Hunt for interfering with
MRgo0n in the lArter's attempt TO get q
CrOundsr from GRADY, Joyce roAred like. q lion
over The decision and Hartman howled with
rage, The score:
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CHICAGO. July S.-Capt Anson has not as yet
arrived in the city. When he was here with the
New Yorks last week he confded to intimate
friends that things were not as pleasant Is they
might be. Unless I can be manager in fact
as well in name. 1 shall not stay" he said. and
added that although his contract with the New
works" in spite Of this. he said. President
Freedman had been in the habit, Of showering
him with notes during the playing Of the
games, giving directions and suggestions to
him. This Arson could not endure. 1t is not
generally believed here that Arson was let out
and reorCanizer was too brief TO be conclusive
on this point. BE viii probably not play ball
again this season.
PHnADEIPHIA, July s-Adran Arson is not
to manage the P~hiladeiphias. His visit to
Philadelphia to-day gave rise TO all sorts % ru-
mors, but they were knocked sky high by on
cials Of the club, are more than pleased with
the work Of Secretary Shettsline- Arson re-
fused absolutely 70 talk Of " the recent unpleAs-
antness +" in New York
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winners At LAtoniA.

CnCIHNATI. July s-One fRvorite, four second and
medium choices, and one long shot won AZ LEtuuiA
to-dGy. MlGe Mullen. politician ana member Of =
Cincinnati municipal board, called on the judges to-
day and declared that tlt tWoy G4r-ula colt Mike
Mullen, uuuHWed the other dEy on the grounds that
he wAE the property Of Arthur Duiy, ruled OF for
trying T. have hi1 Jockey rae with Al electric bat
tsry, belonged 70 him, Mr. Mullen The Judges have
&c tr moi rasoinosd their ruling, su'EmEryT
FirHt hLne-pne mile Otto h, luT u. Martin, 10
70 !, won sE!lErk. lup .GoultyI, q 70 %. SECOND;
hOthk. VI Mutt, 3 70 ], tAlrd, Time, l4g.
Second kknr-Fiys urlongs.-OnetA lu7 Grow
hurst. : 70 J, won Jessie JarbOe, luT .Briti0nu, s 10
q, SECOND. HGnsy H., lU2 Autt, : 70 !, thiTd- Time.
l;OE,
teFoNhu1sth . 70 l. Eoni TuseuGm. W Webster >
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Lose BEhHcH, July s-ElEET Gibbs Murphy tnuk
the huL share Al the HupywYod trbps this AFTERNOON.
He took pan m the three syeuts. a fFteGp- Oird hEDdi.
cap ~ tl5 entrance, and iwn tol-pird matches with
Phi pAly, j. He captured The trEi event with 4
straight snors, shooting from the 30 yard mark.
ballard NJ LpuINlleEtGlsAed second viii fourteen.
he tl.rteeuth hlra, . len quErtsrtr getting HwEr
Murphy won the hrRf match with DEly, scoring > ~
lit oII3gcut't : He wac GnlucEy u TIE peTt match
and withdrew n the 'lgHtL round, having mlfEea
two hliaF uly EnIthed with nine ala both
mstrhet were for 80 s!de. thirty yards rss, The
scheduled event the Hollywood Futulty. winch has
won . pronllnsnt place N shooting cTnl0A. WGS IeSk
EOued UBGl EteT " tbs BsAsaR.
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O. Collins--TeE

O. Co1ins--TeE.
CIV. w.ber-Roge- connor played with PhIlAdel-
phiA IN 1892.
Tim Hurrt's 81. Louis Browns will play the West
New York Field Club tomorrow at WeehEWEen
The v. A. c. team Of NyGek, averaging between IT
and IS years, would like 70 play uniformed teams.
Address H. G. ROsch. manager, Syank. ny.
On account OF cancellation. the g. \. rs have
able EnErSnteeR, Address S. Lunn. manager New
ark, Nd
The oak A. c. would Ike TO hear from the JEmAi-
cas-, SeWtown GrEys, and other, putofIoTD clubs
Offering . suitable guarantee. Address j. kelnhE-ip
manager. l<l Soll street brooklyn.
81. Louis College has July l6, so. kug. g, 10 and ~
still upeu and would Ike 10 hear from al trst-olAss
clubs Offering suitable Inducements. Address I'd
WErd J. Walsh, 900 West Thirty -siItA street
The Stag Baseball Club has AL Saturdays and Sun
dEys open End will meet any uniformed club whose
PLAYERS average IL YEAR,, during July and August.
address A. J. HRgAn. 2ll MCDougEl street. Brooklyn.
The St ClAir Baseball Club has AL sundays IN July
and August open for any uniformed club. Ouf-ot-
town clubs must offer 3 suitable tndunemenL Ad'
dress VIII Hayden, manager. 1G7 East l2eth street.
The Riyerside A. G, has the following open dates
f1r strong teams Offering suitable gnaraptet.j July
~.
The Port Chester Baseball Club would like 20 Ar
nifty miles Of Greater New Yorf And Offering a suit
shls guarantee. Address Robert Dodd. manager,
East Port Chester. FAIRFIELD county, oonn.
The Peerless A C, has the following open dAtes
July u i e ani hs 81; N =! 1 P4 Gis sRs h II SeS Y Sri.
Marc A. C., Monroe A, Gland the Victor A. c.
prttsrrtd. Address jEnss =. Gleason, SOP Bergen
street. Brooklyn.
Brooklyn grounds, the organization VAL play any
hrst-clhss team, in or ont ut town, Offering . suitable
guarantee. The oPen dates are July 10 rs 80
Iddrnss GNOrge A Deyoe. S7a broadway, brooklyn.
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On hNra.o6R Powell 8. % endhoa. q. strueR Su,-
b fuwen, d by 6ndhcT, 2. Etolen~ hN-N-PHrnrSl-
Villa pitzh-Sudhoa Passed bsii-orconnof. I'm.
hres-opaE and Mcdonald. nme-l hour and 70
FrTrSHuna. -; LouuvuAS. q.
frTTsnuRe. July e.-The Pirates made . strong n.
shult upon lrneerh pitching to-day, and their heayv
hitting in the hrpt three innings, backed up BIZ XII
lens effective twirltnE, made the zane EASY. Nc.
CREEPY and Ly led the sluRginR. the e1-gew Torker
with q single, double. and homer that figured in
seven q TIE, Ptr1tes' -unh. Ely also helped With a
single, two duuhlbe, and q triple. DpwiiuF borao
pitching IN the fourth inning, when the Pirates nnrred
their only Additional tally. on q base on bale and a
tvo-oAEger. -Four o. the Colonies hits % KilIen
were lucky. .McCrevry and Donovan carried Of The
beldiEE and bnse-running honors. The roorr,
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! !. ,,ooDa, Homsilo. 20 Cknlrhe. 20 70 4, ,hlrd.

70 l. second; Honsars. 90 knight. 20 70 1. ihird.
Time, 1.aek-
Fourth Rans-one mle-BHnnstar. 100 RvpruttN. I
10 ;, won; stink. lu2 BrittunL g g. l. second; Lord
Fiffh Race-Fivs furlenGs.- vnlsndiss, 1ou Maih-
second. The Bonamhn, 100 tClRyl. g 20 .. third.
Time, 1!Q2h.
sixth Rane mls and . sixteenth Royal
Dance, loA Mutt, Q b. 1, won; NrEie O., vi Grow
hurst, ? 70 ]; second; Sir Ebony, lot Mathewt'. = TO
J. .h!rd. Time, l:aSk.
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4 GOLF err FOR R1KER.
He Captures the Consolation Prize at tn,
Norwood Tourney.

The EolI in the match play rounds NJ the oren
tournament NJ the Norwood Field Club. Long
Branch. yesterday was 80 regular Us TO hp-
prpHch the HOMOGENEOUS at times, The one ex-
ceptional case was the showing made 10y Van
derpool in his contest with Blair. during which
lac made . new record FOR the links. In the
morning both Vanderpool aud Blair won their
matches easily, but both Schwartz Jr. and
Thufston had to play out 20 the bitter end TO
win. Schwartz was tied at the eighteenth hole
by Tofey. although he made the frst nine holes
IN A., but schwartz won the odd hole ceverly
by 4 to q. Hoppin was J UP on Thurston at
the eighth hole, but after evening matters u
the eleventh hole the Morris County man was
only able to save the match by a single hole.
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VAsHHGT0N.

La IN ~ east by errurs-BLltimore, >: wahhinEton, /.
out-T NNSsfe- baltimore, 3, Washington. .. Strnnk
VrrtIs;! AAL- by Mercer. J. Three-hRse hut
81 aAcr.het nitt-AuGUtre. Mercer. Stolen
IT' TaT}I7AtL .Louols plIys-GettmRn and Ander-
u!uutss A''eA-Ahet-l .2ol. TIme-l hour And 40
cHcrsEATL IL; CHICAGO. 0.
CHliAsn. July THE rrlrr1sa o-bs,s los. En-.
psvss Ia! II the Einth inning. The boys had
lt hs,-- HAs game. pui went 70 pieces and Woods WLA
r.n AZ hyErs bedding was the feature Of the
NV AWtllknoet J. 900. Tle hnnre.
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Dorothy IL. Wins Mt Newport.

NEwPoRT. July S-The race between the
thtrty-tooters to-day was most interesting. and
was won by the Dorothy II, sailed by Harry
Payne Whitney. and with Mrs. Whitney on
board, who enjoyed the contest. despite the
fact that most OF the time the lee scuppers were
under water. The wind was from the south
west aud SO strong. that al the bqgts were
carried fuiI sail. The course was to Overs
Island and return. The Official time was As
follows:
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Old Players Return to the New York Club

WASHINGTON. July Slack Doyle was sold to
the New York Club tonight for $1,000, The
deal had been pending for the past three weeks.
and was consummeted through Doyle and
Freedman. Doyle left Washington on the mid
night train, and says he VIII probably play TO;
nEorr%E. LIS sTRRo S3nIi w. pay ss m nTst nae & f nc
team, said Doyle. " am in fine trim and glad
70 get back in the aRe sLc,,ohs, J,,t Bowl.
was released to the New Yorks TO-DAY for a
money consideration, the size Of which COL
John !. Rogers cid not ANNOUNCE. he Joins his
old club NEXT week.
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The plan Of having q blacklist, that was re-
Gently adopted by the thirty-two organizations
Long Island. has proved q decided success.
All the clubs testify 70 the fact 81 their mem
bership rolls being cleaner than ever before.
The Secretary q the association sends out
every month Il list TO each club, giving the
names Of members who have been expelled
appear on this list arr refused hdmittGnoe 10
any OF the organizations. The blacklist for
June contains eighteen uHmes oi members who
are deharred.
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1oURTuiN.

Stolen bhses-DonovAn. PAddsn. TWo-bsAa hitp-
McCresry. ny, -Glingmanl Ritchie Bowsrmhn.
Creery. Sacrifice hit-McCArthy. Struck out-By
kilen, p by Fraser, 3. FtEt bRse on balls-oh Fra
bAn-Powerp. um~pireR-Snyder and Oonnally. AZ
tendhnce-1, 500. Time hour aud 6 minutea.
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The recora m ID a
ZION. Lott

The twepry-seveuth round viii be plsyed in
the following order to-day
TrrnchRrd Va. Caro-. BuEn VI. Lpts. AlEUtn ". Hal
prin, TSrrRsch W.. MLrncEy, Sch,Hcrs ys- sfrimtI,
JGnuWhE. We, Marco, Pllsbury We. SClleChper, Black
burne W showElter Baird vs. Tschigorir and Wal
lFaal L ENN
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EByeH not played.

Tauderpool played the first round brilliantly
with Blair. He beat Blair last spring for the
championship Of Princeton, and the knowledge
probably added power 70 Vanderpool's strokes.
He Was 4 up hi the ninth pole, and 20 that green
the links. the former. Of 43. having been made
nv H, b. Billings. Starting the second round
Nanderpool made POOR shots from each tee.
topping the drives, and Blair won the first three
holes. They haiyed the short hole. but only be-
cause Blair failed to get down q four-inch
put. Continuing his winning form. Blair made
the long hole In 5, the brAssey laying the
ball four feet from the cup. This remarkable
pool was bunkered by a short drive on the
sixth hole aud ii took him , more to make
the green. Blair was well on In 2. and only
for vretched putting the hole would have
been 3 Eitt to him. As it was. Vanderpo9l won.
TbereatIer they haiTed to the end, a pulled
drive that compelled an extra stroke losing 4
chance to Bllir TO even up the match on the
bprnA bpla The cardE.
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CHESS.
Pilsbury and Tarrasch Both Draw Games
In Vienna.

vienna. July s-Tbe twenty-siIth round Of
the international chess tournament was played
in this city to-day. when the following results
were recorded: Schlechter drew with Black
burne. Marco drew with Pillsbury. Steinitz and
JRnowski adjourned. MRrpeEy beat schifiers.
Halpriu drew with JArrasch, Lipke drew with
WhlhrudL Caro- drew with Burn. Baird beat
Treuchard, Tschigorin beat SbowalteE. AlEp!n
Il bye.
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Id a" ~ SAss by t-r08-CtncinnEt, IL Chicago, 2.
III : Ar ~ a.. o. ur Woods. q STRUCK out-By
knri lLrtr-htst Elt-GLLEhEn. Two-hLst hit
EyaI f., %sFiat blt-FvsritL Stolen hEsas-WoodE,
Pie, 4 L-tru F. Mccormick. Double plEyE-Mc-
By pitSl, IA hrPhee, OUrcor1n and BecEley. Hit
WU,n5' -ati- ~ Woods. :. UmpireI-swErtwood and
nut hour and 8 minutes.
rlrvELArD. /; IT. Louis, o.
Nv .+hNh drly t.-PoWeu held the Browns down
MAD, y Ut fifth, with the haseG fIled, Powell
Aa, IS " hAss at, clearing the bLEsE- Wal
'~L1 paying WAS = feature. The Scors: