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are considered above the suspicion OF pro-
fessionalism We haze received from
them the greatest courtesy There mas
heen no hitch whatsoever during the ne
gotiations 1t has been pleasing pollCy
Of give and take on both sides. with the
happiest results. ,,oo-
..The meeting promises to be Keen
s+~,1eg1a The Americans will probably.
win he sprints and we ought TO pun on
the long events, as it is well known tne
Americans seldom run good, long rae; ace;
Thomas and Burke. in the lVO ydruS anu
nIarter-mile will take lot OF pedtIIS
ADAMS half-mile time is quite TWO sec
Onds too good for our men hocHe ap- 1
pears to have jumped quiIe t"0
higher than Adair. -,-.4
9Sone of the performances OF the NIsLt- ISL
ors are remarkable, but America is u ioI!s e,
way off and some American JourhaliStSs - .
have vivid maginatiOnS. One-lItA OF
second appears to them lnconSl,aeIaoie
out on the track it is consldeTapIe aL4iI az
tity If the races are correctly lepol 'ou
they will probably VIII ,. f tho
Honorary Secretary Herbert OF tne
Amateur Athletic Association IN an inter
FlsT SSTbe Ha'e settlement of the status of the
American and English teams mas peel
relegated to me by both sides. NY 4f 4s-
cialIv about Burke and Quinlan mel
burke in America four years ago. nave nave
not vet received the names OF the com.
Detitors and thus far have Qnly reeve 9
tbe articles of agreement. uhese nave
carefully considered and any ylnIhs tIon iS.,S
stupid | cannot conceive. The llmlta Lions on
are roo close in some directlons' "Hilt
thew are too wide in others for comps
titi0n Of international character. w ny ny
the question of professionalism was ~ ~.
nreeepted to me before the Americans
paiIed I cannot understand, unless 1t Is
tbat tbev are perfectly confident that al
of tbsm come within the amateur fuIes
| Sf course the records of all the contest
ants will be closely scrutlnlzed. 1ne9
nav deDend upon absolute FAIRNESS, Du
n-S33+ the decision will be no one knows;
I'm regard to the capabilities or tht
teams. if the newspaper reports are true
| rounlrd with my personal knoWledge ol
the men | think, with Burke lncluded
| The Americans will pull off the ODD event
0nr men are going strong. we nave no
| a doubt about Tomlinson ana BcVaH, pu
The Americans will give US tough JOB
| Bets rule here to on the Brltish anl
Tohn Bulls climate may decide the con
| test. l can only add the pious ana unoill NON,
| cial wish that every pest man se4' of0'
! may compete. 20 M. 0,,,
| hers of the athletic teams of Yale ane
| Harvard universities, who arrived by tne
| American liner st. Louis TINS evening
| are in excellent health. There was d Dus9
| scene on the Southampton dock When tneS
! disembarked. They were greeted py the
United States Consul, John T.. HopIey
and a number of personal friends; -n'
teams proceeded as quickly as posslble tS
| the hotel where they are to remain 1ol
| the night Early tomorrow morning thel
| will leave for their training quarters a
brighton.
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stakes are on the card-a winners stake,
for which eight dogs are entered, and
forty-eight-dog reserve stake. The prizes
total $500. divided as follows: To the first
dog in the winner stake. 500; runner up
SO. and two at S35 each. In the reserve
stake: To the winner. 800; runner up,
S70 third s45; three at $35 each. six at $40
and twelve at $40. The draw resulted as
follows:
Winners stake-Lowe & Thompsons st. Oran
vs.. George Whitneys Theron: Handy &
Smiths Twin City Girl VS.. Lowe & Thompson
Buffers Susie: Pasha Kennels Emin Pasha
VS.. ]. Deans Gladiator.
Reserve stake As entries-Handy & Smith s
Victor VS.. Aeneid Kennels Pretender; Handy
Q. K Capitol; Russell. Allen e. Wilson's Rosie
Clair vs.. Daily G. Sreblin's Shylock Boy; j. l.
O. O'Brien's Statesman G. ]. Panarios High
flyer; Handy & Smith g Ben Bolt Aeneid Ken
nels' Maid of Erin; George Ehmen's Handicap
VS.. D. j. Healey's Brenada; W. Kramer's Jesse
Moore Pasha Kennels Rollicking Airs; Tay-
lor Maxwells Rowdy Boy VS.. Fl: F. Ander-
fire VS.. F. Herring's st. Elmo: ]. Kerrigan's
Lalla Rookh Pasha Kennels Fleetng
Fancy; D. J. Healeys O'Hara vs.. George
Sharrnan's Wait a Little; Pasha Kennels Rest
Assured VS.. Hurley & Rileys Master Mat
J. Dennis The Devil vs. Smith & Draydon's 8
Mountain Bell; Smith & Draydon's Little Fairy
VS.. Pasha Kennels Road Agent; Handy &
r. E. de, B. Lopez Rochester VS.. ]. Dennis
October Woodcock. D. Ford's Bonita vs. A.
Johnson's Mountain Beauty; j. Moneys Silent
Treasure ]. Deans Mialmo; G. J. Panario' 8
logg's K.d Mccoy VS.. j. Keenan's Blocklock;
Ed Everett's Hurricane Wilson's Mag
net; ]. Seggerson's Gold Hill VS.. j. Dixon s
Black Bess; E. M. Kellogg's Lady Gilmore rs
J,len & Wilson's Lady Emma VS.. George En-
mans Fireman.
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SLOAN RECEIVERS FORM.
Continues His Winning Streak at the
Newmarket Meeting.

LONDON, July 12.-At Newmarket to-
day Tod Sloan won a selling plate on
Illogic Roughside was second and Merry
Buck third. Six horses ran on the Suf-
folks stakes course Zone mile and four
furlongs). The betting was IL to 10 against
Illogic.
The Duke Of Devonshire's Vera won the
July handicap of 800 sovereigns. A: l.:
Duncan's London was second and Lord
William Beresfords Chinook, ridden by
Sloan, was third. The betting was 9 to
against Chinook.
Sloan finished first on Caiman in the
race for the Zetland plate. Beam was
second and Damocles third. The betting
was II to on Caiman.
Mr. T. Jenning Jr.'s bay colt Caerleon, by
Junior Carlton-Queen Agnes. Sloan rode
Szanto, but was unplaced. Eighteen
horses ran; distance five furlongs and 142
yards. The betting was to against
Szanto.
The swaffham welter handicap plate
was won by Doric II, ridden by Sloan.
Forem was second, with l.. Reiff in the
saddle, and Dynamo was third. Eight
horses ran. The betting was to against
DOric III
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with rush and beat GlorIan for the
place. Results:
Five furlongs, selling17Theory. and Hard Knot
ond, Ali Gold third Time. lis 10
One and sixteenth miles-St. Cloud won.
George Boyd second. Gloran third. Time. 1:4S-
Six furlongs-Big Gun won. Freyl!nghuysen
second. Lady Contrary third. Time, 1:I6 2-5.
second. Galathee third. Time. 1A1 As.
Hurdle. handicap, one and half miles-Dud-
third, Time. PAS 2-5
clear: track fast. Results
Five furlongs, two-year-old maldens-Reseda es;e
won. Belle OF the Glen second. Aileen Wilson
third Time, O21a.
six furlongs. seiling-May Reach won. Sim
W second Roube third I'd uTign Time lisN;
ziella won, Cherryleaf second. Branch third.
One mile, three-year-olds. .elling-Harry Nut
ter won. Limewater second. Finem Respice
third Time. 1;4iA o,s. u..,a.n Man.
Fonso won. Sam Fuller second. Merite third.
One mile-Horace won Del Paso II second
Lucky Star third. Time, 1:4O1s.
ST LOUIS. July 12.-Results:
Six and half furlongs-Diser won. Sorrow
second. Belle Ward third. Time, 122
Koenig 5iiia,Ss second, Moralst third. Time I43A.
/ Heats. five and a half furlongs-Barrisso
won, Nellie Baker second Silver Set third.
Second heat-silver Set won. Nellie Baker
second. Flora G third. Time, :Os%
Run ofT-Silver Set won. Barrisso second.
! Time, HOY
Selling. one mile-Banish won, Livadia sec
ond Cathedral third. Time. :42iR.
one mile and seventy yards-Duke of Baden
won, Sir Rolla second, Judge Steadman third.
| Time, 146.
Maiden two -year-nlds. five and a half fur
| lcngs-Sidbow won, Haviland second. Glen Lake
third Time. 1:10
BUFFALO. NY. July liking Elkwood was
! the only winning fayorite at Fort Erie. Re-
suits
Six furlongs-Our Lizzie won. Wadsworth sec
| ond Waban third. Time, 1:16h.
| Five furlongs-Tickfull won. Advance Guard
second Foneda third. Time, 1:o3R:
One me-King Elkwood won. Vanessa sec
ond Wenlock third. Time, 1:42I6.
| Seven furlongs-Sister Alice won, Albert S.
| second Amber Gints third. Time, 1:29h.
Six and a half furlongs-Colonel Cluke won,
! Rena Campbell second, Oak Maid third. Time,
! 1924.
one Observation-Disclosures won, Dick Warren
second, Windward third. Time, 1:42k.
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CLOSE RACE OF
CLUBS FOR THE
LEAGUE PENNANT 7
The Leading Teams
Bunched for HonorS.
NEWS OF PLAYS AND PLAYERS
WATsoNVILLE IN THE HANDS
OF NEW MANAGERS.
Why ''Hatchet" Pace Did Not Dispute
With the Umpire-Interesting
Gossip Cleaned From the
Diamond.
| NEWS OF PLAYS AND PLAYERS
WATSONVILLE IN THE HANDS
OF NEW MANAGERS.

The championship race Of the California
Baseball League is developing into quite
a struggle, and it looks certainly nara 10
select the winner. A month ago ind1ea-
tiops pointed to a ding dong finish be-
tween the Santa Cruz and Friscos Tor
leading honors. but since then the per-
centage of the leaders has taken quite a
tumble and Sacramento and san Jose
have improved their positions consl0cr-
ably. 1t is not expected that either OAK
land or Watsonvitle will make bio tor
the top of the heap, and 1T seems as II
these two clubs are destined to ngnt II
out for tail-end honors. Between Sacra-
mento. San Francisco and San Jose con.
ditions are beginning, to shape so tnat II
will be extremely difficult to select a WIN
ner At the present writing Santa Cruz
leads the Friscos by a sma. fraction OF a
game. F rsco leads San Jose by game
and a half and San lose leads Sacramento
by but one game. so it can be seen from
these figures that each of these clups
has an equal chance to win out FOLLOW
ing is the standing of the clubs:
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SOUTHAMPTON, July l2.-All sorts OF
delusive reports are current here. In de-
fault of news concerning the reasons Tor
the Shamrock being docked, and wanting
a sensation at any price, some OF the
press representatives dish up the worst OF
reports, with a little sauce diable Of their
own.
This particular sensational procnVlty Is
stiA further aggravated by the absolute
reticence of all persons connected with
the Shamrock. Truth naturally cannot be
so interesting as fiction, but the truth Is
that the docking of the Shamrock was
merely owing TO the fact that certain
calkng was found necessary. 1t was not
ewing, as has been stated, TO a plate CIV
ing way, but in a general way, as might
be expected in a new yacht. Sir Thomas
It~ton naturally denies the leakage story.
one OF the principal reasons for the
decking was that there is plenty of time
now. and there viii not be time when the
yacht gets to Clyde. Docking her for only
slight defects is a luxury which Sir Thorn
as can afford.
The yacht has now been in the water
nearly three weeks, and the designer and
captains were unanimous in the opinion
that general overhauing and inspection,
with little Tecalklng ana polishing OF Rer
bronze bottom, would be of much pracu-
cal value.
Sir Thomas Liptons big yacht Erin re-
ing lonesome without the gay-coiored
Shamrock Owing TO the fact that the
sailing spin between the Shamrock and
Britannia Will not be possible before July
is the situation is somewhat altered.
First there Will probably be only time
for one sail; second, matters Will have to
be hurried up in the north TO get her
fitted out in time.
Sir Thomas, I hear, wishes absolutely
that she should start out on her voyage
from Clyde during the first week of Au-
gust. and by the end of that week at the
latest You may now take it that she will
leave here as soon as possible after
July Is.
The Britannia as I saw her yesterday
at COwes. after having left Fay's yard,
appears as though she were new, with
fresh copper, new keel, boom and gaff.
Marvin of COwes is busy cleaning her
spars; she has been recalked and has new
bulwarks and taffrail besides which lots
of new work has been put in her below.
She has been upholstered afresh.
The Satanita. her old rival, is being
yard and is nearly ready for Cowes' great
yachting week The Meteor remains at
anchor off Hythe, waiting, it is said, for
good opportunity to be docked. There
is much discussion at Cowes as to
whether the Kaiser Will take part in the
yachting.
One fact is known-that his Majesty has
accepted invitation to be present at
Essen during that Identical period but
of course he could cancel that If he liked.
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*BIG EvEN6S | 6pE SPoR6ING W0RlD Il

laiie Raymond NJ and Ethel A finished d.; !; as
named. Time, 90es., 2:os1s. 2:1o. 2:oSA, 2;oSis
2.26 trot. purse si0o6.Bessie Gilbert won third.
fourth and sixth heats and the race; best time;
2:I5 Madison second winning first and second
heats best time, 2:12A. Thomas Z thlrd' Mn MN
ming fifth heat: Lady Clarssa fourth. lit. Hilt.
wood H. w Grady, Julia D and Judge whey
Pas pace. purse s1ooo-shade On won first.
third and fourth heats and the race; best time,
2l0 A ]. Click second. won second neat IN
2121z: Betfna Wilkes third; W fourth:
SeIden wilkes Chester. Annie Coffee celeste
2:i6 is pacing, purse, $1,000 unhnighed)r-Ba =
Ruth won the FIRST heat in 200; Will Tranby
the second heat in 2:lo. shecan Don, Reward al
tor, Seneca See, Normal and Streator also
started.
SAGINAW. Mich July 12.-After six heats
the 2:l1 pace was unfinished and had to be
postponed Weather and track were GOOD. Az
tendance $500 Results:
hea2s afs Tme 2a s4 nseF 215S Derby Lass
PERFUME Baron March and Captain Bracken also
started.
PHI pace-Lord Rosebery won first and second
heats in 2:11% and 2:11A Donnogh won third
and fourth heats in 2i10h and 2:12R. Eyelet
won fifth and sixth heats in z:l21a and 2:l614;
Meta w VIII Ieyburn Red Seal, Sldmont and
Walnut Lad also started.
2:24 trottlng-Miss Jay won second, third and
fourth heats Time. 2:15. 2:17i9. 217A. Owyhee
won first heat in 2:16 Winewood, Lady Gilbert
Basil Wilkes, Clark, Bay Star and Louise W
also started.
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JEFFORDS MATCHED
TO BOX BOB JONES
Failing to Get a Match With the
Champion He Takes Much
EaSier Game

Jim Jeffords, the boxer, failing to Sc
cure a match with Champion Jeffries, has
accepted the first match offered him. He
will meet Bob Jones, a burly negro, who
is a piano mover by occupation. They
will appear preliminary to the bout be-
tween George Green and Charley Goff. un-
der the auspices of the National Athletic
Club next Thursday night.
Frank Mcconnell will be prepared by
Tim McGrath for his forthcoming meet
ing with AL Neill on August Q Mcconnell
has established himself in training quar-
ters at Haight and Stanyan streets. His
outdoor work will be done in Golden Gate
Park. McGrath is one of the most sue
cessful handlers of boxers, always send
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e~~~@ o % -"
CREW OF SHAMROCK ROLLING UP HER MAINSAIL.

bly, sized the champion up and thought
discretion the better part of valor. Pace
management and he have patched up
some sort of truce and he has been re-
instated. Pace has been trouble maker
and disorganiZer ever since the season
opened.
Jay Hughes won every game he
pitched in May and June. Phil Knel is
pitching in old-time form and winning
games for his team. Lockhead is playing
q wonderful game for Cleveland. "Rab-
bit" McHale has been released several
times this season for weak stick work.
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EXPERTS FAVOR
THE CHANCES OF
THE AMERICANS
YaIe-HarVard cam a
Strong One.
WILL CAPTURE THE SPRINTS
LONG DISTANCE RUNS MAY GO
TO THE BRIToNS.
In the London Betting the English
Athletes, With the Climate in
Their Favor, Are Made
Favorites.
LONG DISTANCE RUNS MAY GO
TO THE BRITONS.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

LONDON, July 12.-President Hunter Of
the. Cambridge University athletic COM
mittee during an interview to-day said
Mr.. Sheriff. originated the idea of in
ternational college athletics with the sug-
gestion that oxford and Cambridge issue
a challenge. The sole reason for limiting
it to Yale and Harvard was because they
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ciates lack.
The site of the projected park is just
across the line in San Mateo County 1t
is opposite the pumping station of the
Spring Valley Water Works, and is the
property upon which George Ehman gave
out recently he intended to build a park.
1t consists of eighty acres and is owned
by John Daily. There is a rise In the
land to the eastward, but this is not con-
sdered a detriment to inclosed coursing.
Nature has provided the hare with short
front legs, which arc an advantage in go
ing over raised ground
The draw for this weeks coursing at
Union Park was held last night Two
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McGovern and Palmer Matched

NEW YORK, July 12.-Terry McGovern
of Brooklyn and "Peddler'' Palmer of
London were matched to-day to meet in
twenty-five-round boxing match at the
Westchester Athletic Club the afternoon
of September l. The men are to enter tn /.
ring at p. m. They will fight for purse
of 10000, and each man will also receive
Is per cent of the receipts of the pictures
taken of the battle. The battle viii be for
the 116-pound championship of the world.
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(sO) beat Burns (45) by so to 40; Henderson (s5)
beat Murphy (50) by 65 to 4s Batchelder (40)
beat Ulrich C75l by 40 to So; Dobson $50 beat
Gutterson (60) by So TO %: Carpenter (6O) beat
(451 by S. to Is; Kaufman (50) beat King (40l
by so to IS: Hodgen (45) beat Booth (5o) by 40
to IL
In the first round of the billiard tournament
one game yet to be played, Mrytle t125) beat
FIege (95l by 125 to 81: Kaufman Q15) beat Til
ton (9O by 115 to So Cowles (100I beat FouGa
(g0) by 100 to So; Henley G5l BET / Burke tG)
by 75 to 80; Ulrch d10) beat Harrison ts5) by
10 to II; Slower (l10) beat Fitch (1l0) by uo
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Stockton Fair Trotting Events.

Stockton will offer great inducements t
the harness horse neople this year Sec
retary Willy announces to horsemen thai
the driving club will hang up seven $1O0
purses for the fast classes, the entries
for which close August 1. In this lst
is included t. 2:40 class trotting, 2:3
class trottng, 2:16 class trotting. 2:30 clas.
pacing, 2:25 class pacing. 2:15 class pacing
and the free-for-all pace and trot. Lib.
eral purses for other races will be an.
nounced later on.
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Wright Defeats Paret.

NIAGARA-ON-THE-L Ont, July
12-The feature of the afternoon play at
tennis was the defeat of ]. P. Piret of
New YorF by Beals Wright, the inter-
scholastic champion. Paret had lead
and afterward was completely outplayed,
Wright winning the first set S-6 and the
second 6-1.
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PATRONAGE OF
COURS|NG MEN
EAGERLY SOUGHT
Rumors of a Third
Park Still Rife.
TO BE BUILT IN SAN MATE0
TWO HIGH CLASS STAKES TO BE
RUN AT UNION PARK.
Eight Dogs Named for the Winners
Stake, While Forty Eight Are
Entered in the Reserve
Stake.
TO BE BUILT IN SAN MATE0
TWO HIGH CLASS STAKES TO BE
RUN AT UNION PARK.

Rumor, which has been particularly
busy with the affairs of coursing men
during the past half year has new ma
terial upon which to feed. Henry j.
Crocker, F. H. Green and other men in
the directorate of the Pacific Coast
Jockey Club, are credited with being in
terested in the enterprise. R. E. de B.
Lopez, who has been closely identified
with coursing, will supply the technical
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FIRST TO THE WIRE.
Placed Horses in the Races on East
ern Tracks.

NEW YORK. July 12.-The third race
at Brighton Beach to-day-a handicap at
mile and a sixteenth-was the feature
of the card and furnished a pretty race.
Marsian. the outsider of the field, was
the quickest to move and showed the way
up He tired at the six-furlong pole and
ST Cloud took up the running and stayed
in front to the end. winning in a drive
by a length from George Boyd, who came
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New Pitcher for Santa Cruz.

SANTA CRUZ. July 12.-Manager Tut
tie has engaged Haynes, a pitcher in the
Utah League. for the local baseball team.
Haynes starts at once for this city. The
baseball team has been transferred to l..
B. Morris.
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Perch in Feather River.

MARYSVILLE. July 12.-Loca1 lovers
of things piscatorial are finding renewed
amusement along the Feather River TROLL
ing for the yellow perch, variety of fish
that was placed in the stream by the
State Fish Commissioners three years
ago. The perch are game and choice
eating
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DIED FROM HEAT.

CHICAGO, July 12.-There were six
prostrations from heat here to-day The
temperature was not over 80 degrees at
any time during the day, but the great
humidity made the temperature very op-
pressive.
The cases of Byron Sheehan, laborer
and Perry Vanbuskirk, a bartender
rroVed fatal
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Given away with each cash want advsr-
Hsement ordered in next Sundays Call, 2
magnificent portrait of admiral Dews,.
printed in tJs cofors, size f4x2f inches,
ready for framing.
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ing his men into the ring fit to fight for
their lives.
Gus Rubin, who lost recently to Joe
Kennedy, has gone to Denver for match.
The embargo has been raised on boxing
there and the men who live by their
gloves anticipate lively times.
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In the trial round of the Press Club
handicap pool tournament. one game re-
naming unplayed, the results were as fcl-
lows:
Myrtle f75) beat Van Frank (5o) by 70 to 45;
Slower (75) beat Fiege (65) by 70 to 5S Hupfeld
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BROOKLYN AND BOSTON
CAPTURE THEIR GAMES
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

NEW YORK, July 12-The Brooklyns took
safe lead to-day early in the game and never
were in danger. Dahlens home run drive, with
pretty collective hitting in the fourth by Brook
lyn sent Sudhoff to the bench Mcbride sue
time up. Dunn was effective and received good
support. Attendance, 24oo. Score:
Clubs r. H L
scoIslgH e.. Ia5is.:.::::::::::::::::9 g :
Batteries-Dunn and Smith; sudhom, Mcbride
O'Connor ard Criger. Umpires-Emslie and Me
Donald.
BOSTON. July 12-The Champions turned the
tables the Chicagos to-day and won a hard
fought contest through punching hits in the
sixth. Both pitchers were very effective. while
1900 Score:
Clubs r. H e
Chicago ................-.............. 2
Batteries---Klllen and Bergen; Taylor and
Donahue. Umpires-Lynch and Connolly.
PHILADELPHIA. July FIT was a tight
squeeze for the Phillies to-day. but by oppor-
tune hitting in the sixth inning they managed
to secure a narrow lead, which Cleveland could
not overcome. Attendance, S249 Score:
Clubs r. H E
Cleveland ............................2
Batteries-Knepper and schreckongost; Magee
AID Douglass. Umpires-snyder and Latham.
WASHINGTON. July 12-After getting lead
IN to-day's game Cincinnati, by consecutive
errors on easy chances permitted the Senators
t. win in the ninth inning Freeman to-day
made his eleventh home run this season. At
tendance, 1881 Score:
Clubs r. H z
Cincinnati ...........................5
Batteries-Dineen and Kittredge: Taylor and
Wood. Umpires-Swartwood and Smith
BALTIMORE, July 12.-Nops was found
easily and often by the Colonies to-day. while
Cunningham had nine sleepy Orioles on his
string until the seventh inning, when they woke
up too late to overcome the handicap. Attend
apce 1913 Score:
Clubs r. H f
Louisville ..-....-..-....-.......,....13 16
Batteries-Nops and Crisham: Cunningham
and thinner. Umpires-O' Day and McGarr
NEW YORK. July 12-The Pittsburgs out
batted the New Yor1s to-day The locals hit
ting was more timely. Carrick pitched in splen-
did form and would have scored ut-out but
for errors by Van Haltren and Gleason At
tendance 500 Score;
Clubs r. H e
New York. ..........................
Pfttsburg .-..........----..--..-.-....
Batteries-Carrick and Grady; Chesboro and
Bowermen. Unpires-Manassau and Hunt
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PEORIA, Ill, July 1.-THE weather for the
second day of the Peoria Trotting Association
meeting beautiful, a large crowd was in
attendance and the track fast The time
made was remarkably fast for the classes. The
unfinished 2:09 pace of yesterday was first on
to-day's card and by Kitty r in
2OSK Only two heats of the 2:16 class were
trotted this afternoon. Results:
500 pace. purse $1,000 Diminished yesterday
Kitty r won first, second and lfth heats; Ar
Tetta second winning third and fourth heats;
Colbert third Robert Wilkes. Princess Eu-
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From a Photograph.

YT->EN yuroune d Shamrock d dh America p o i'm S
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