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At Fort Erie.

BUFFALO, July s.-<1imcoe. at so to I, took the
hrst race at Fort Eric to-day. summary.
First kace-Three quarters of Amile-Smcoe, 100
lChoaO. 80 to /, won; WindwArd, 10 walker, to
l. second Domineer, lo3 IL. James,, ~ to 1. third
second Race Five. eighths of mile-sidney Lucas,
10 k Ross). to l, won; Advance Guard, py VA.
ehtinel % l, second; Basic, 1O1 tE. James to l.
third. Time, I:OUA,
Third Race-Five and half furlongs-Triune. rs
tForehand), to ], won; Carlotta G., III tScoville
2 to /, second: Tyrian, lO7 u. Boland), ~ to l.
third. Time. ia.
Fourth Race-One mile and an eighth-Dogtown
1O7 tWapshere). 2h to avon; Topmast l16 IS, Gard
ncr 2 TO = second; The Gardner, 1ol (McDermott),
4 to 1, third. Time. 2ols.
Firth Race Seven.rghths Of mile-Judge Ward
well. lO4 Power, to won; Tobie Payne, 100 BO.
land sto 3, second; Damocles. 1O4 (Songerl, to L.
third. Time, l:34Ie.
sixth Race-Full course handicap steepiechase-
Eli Kendig. l45 Morley, X to won; Black Jimmie
152 IT. Donahue). ITO /. second; d. b. O'Brien 129
'Ellison. 80 to l. third. Time 5:5Y9A
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The first annual athletic games OF tho Central A.
C., composed ~ public school boys were held Al
Union Park Wcs' Chester yesterday morning. The
programme comprised fifteen events. and, although
no records went by the boards. the performances
were all above the average. while some OF the an
lshes were keen enough to rouse the most torpid
onlookrr Summary:
100 Yard Dash SenOr--WOn by George IAmberN
Frank Hall second, Charles BAyne third. Time
Time, minutes : s"ronda '
22oNard Hurdle Rarc-Won bv Ames Weeks
Thomas Baldwin second. Bernard Fruhauf third
100 Y,ri bash Iunior-won l ' Frederick Hons
man. Edward fnSdck second, Frank Meshan third.
sso.Yard Run-Won by Charles Frey. sigmund
Samuels second, Henry Dunniug third. Time, .
~" Yard Hurdle Rsce-Ton by Ames Weeks
T 1ml! Baldwin second. Bernard Fruhauf third
22OYard Dash Senor-won by George LAmbart
Hcrh"rt Martin second. Frank Han third, Time, %
22oYsrd Dash. Junior-won by Jacob Ke.l,r
~ +-5 seconds. ''
44oYard Run-won Ivy Charles Wood. Char,s,
seconds. 80
HAlfMe Bicycle Race Won Nv Bernard Smith
Thomas Ensn second. David Bach third Time.
Running High Iumr-w Won by Frank schlcutor
Thomas Bslrv second. Frank Hall third. lie :ht. !
Running Brood jump Won nv Frank scllcu,.-
George Lambert second Herman Van Pant tSiri'
p!staIC". IS feet ! 10 inches,
Throw ny the Discus Won by Frank Horsp
u mas BALDWIN second f sdrrick Housman thirdi
lnEance, l. feet. Nt
Putting the Shot WON by Frank Horan, Tbom.A
BALDWIN Second Frederick HousmAn third M
lance, 30 feet iO~t inches.
% feet inches,
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Baseball Notes.
r.. M.-The catcher gets the error.

r. M-The catcher gets the error.
Atlantic City defeated the Cuban Giants on Fri.
day by score of x to 7.
w.T-l. It Is not a balk 2. Pittsburg. q; Brook
lyn. 2. Sparks and McJames.
The July L. ~ and "a 20 cgSyn forA
Cleveland street. Brooklyn.
The q n T. has "a july 10, Aug .. 2di Sept, z? and
s.H ~ c cnn street M %swarS N L"nn man
IL and ~ open and would like 10 play good out.of
John G. cDSnnail care Of Mason HaGso I.' ~
Spring street.
any FAtnDiHy sunday during the season with iirst
class out-ot;to teams for a suitable guarantee.
Address A. 7. Brennan manager, 80 Twelfth street.
Owing to miEunderstGndingSt the Maujer A. c. has
July 10 and 80 open and would like 10 Ali tho
oerS liable address Ko isam
mann. 134s Myrtle avenue. Brooklyn.
st. b rtholomew's A. C. has July Il open for A
fr,t class club within tw-nty.h ave miles Of New
York To save trouble and correspond.nce. a rea.
street
The NorthvaIo F. c. has Labor Day, A. NJ. and p.
1Ss Sar, and Hdo M0rs Inn Eat
SoTwoSu' n. j." j. D'''' "'N"~'' -''''"'A'e T. 0''
The Laurel Baseball Club Ia. Sunday morning and
Saturday afternoon during July and August open
and would like to arrange games with teams aver.
captain. 1875 Greene avenue, Brooklyn.
In the fouph inning Of the game at the Crescent
Athletic Club at Bay Ridge YESTERDAY. between tho
Crescent team and the Sntley +, c. Hayes thu
catcher Of the Sutley Club. was hit by a ball thrown
from third base and shocked senselesS lie was re.
stored IN consciousness in n few minutes but re.
lnpsed into CONFUSION and had TO be removed 10
the clubhouse, where medical aid summoned
Ii" recovered sufficiently 10 be sent home at a late
hour last night very much iarrcd. bn all right again
Own. t, the head Iuutnrs Of the borough A. C.
b lug drsnO5rd by nr- Il has been decided to can.
eel all saturday games on the home grounds. The
club has all Saturdays open and wnulA he pleased
70 play any sroug tcAp Offering a suitable HuArAn.
tee away from home, Arlington A. G Nutley A. O.
Ihrrytowns Perth Amb0ys and Orange A. C. pre-.
Manhattan Hotel, suffer and snediker avenues,
Brooklyn,
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Tennis at the Crescent A. @.

The Crescent Athletic Club began its regular
club handicap lawn tennis tournament ycster-
day afternoon. Only the singles we're con-
tested. and the players in this event were di-
vided into two classes Scores
Handicap Singles-Class A, Preliminary round
Otto Aheld, minus half a. beat Major j. c. W.
Brooks. minus ~, 6-4, 10: W. b. Brooks, Jr.,
minus To- beat Clarence McMahon. minns IL, o.,
81; l.; G. HARPER scratch, beat A. W. Boornm,
plus half 10, ia. 60 H. A. F. Starr. scratch. beat
j. 4. Schroeder. minus half rs. 10. 6-S; Percy Il.
GRAY, plus o beat Ainslie smith plus r. "a. a..
V. Meserole plus I6. o.. a.; X. A. Z. Starr.
scratch beat l. c. Harper scratch. 6-3 IS; J. T.
Mcmahon. minus IL. beat Percy r. Gray. plus 10,
a.. S-6.
Glass h. First Round-C W. House. Jr.. minus half
is, beat ]. c. Oswald. minus half Is, g., 60;
Arthur Murphy scratch, beat W. A. Holden plus 10.
ia, 6-2; q. II Dorsey, plus half is, beat r. ].
Richards. plus is. ga "a; f. ", whiting minus
half -. beat $. C. Edmuuds. scratch, by default:
Sem.fnAl Round--Arthur Murphy, Scratch beat
G. W. House Jr. half is, 10, -.
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RESULTS ON OTHER TRACKS.


CHICAGO July s.-Kriss Kringle. the favorite in
the second race at Harlem to-day sulked and ran .
bad race. He has been barred from the track. This
the last day OF the Harlem fortnightly meeting
and the largest crowd OF the season turned out,
Hawthorne opens Monday for two weeks, Sum
mary:
First Racc-Four and one. half furlongs-II RhtIy,
lu7 Beauchamp) to !, won; PrincesG Thyra. l l.
Hrophyl. 2 to l. second: Nullah ll2 (Nutt 8 to 8.
third Time. O56%.
Second Rlce-One and one-quarter miles Msyme
4to l. second; Ray H., IO4 w. jones' 80 to l. third,
Time, 2lOH
Third Race One and one.sixt-cnth niles-John
Baker. 00l Knight. , to ]. won; Tenby. ~ SutD y
70 10. second; Monk Wayman 80 tSeatonl. to l..
third Time, l4SA
Fourth hacc-Tw0 miles-Teutons. Hsa Knight, 4
70 l. won; BARTON lol lBeanchamp,, 3to l. second;
Banuuo H., ~ Rutter TO E, third. Time 3 as.
Fifth RAcc-SiI furlongs-Meddlcr, III rRutterJ. y
to 3, won; Hugh Penny. III Quit, ~ TO l. second;
CanOya, II Mathews, 10 to 3, third Time. l:l4A.
sixth RAre-one mile-Free Hand. 80 Knight. 3
Egbart, no CBoss. +ls to /, third Time. i.43A.
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The new schedule OF the Atlantic League
foows
Newark at Home-with Allentown. July 49, a. IS;
Aug. 81; sept l.. 2. With Lancaster. July "a; Aug
Aug. !, 2, l8, Sept 10. With Reading, July 10, II
Y. lt. 80: Aug IS. 20. 27. With Richmond. Aug. T.
Allentown at Home-With Newark July 20. FL. 22
Aug. rs. 20. so. With Lancaster. July 10. IL. IL.
81; Aug z n WITH whis.b.rre; Aug 8, T. s., II.
With Richmond, July II. IL. 10.
Lauca.tor At Home With Newark. Aug, II. 16. 10;
20; Aug. "a. Is, 20 With Wilkesbsrre July AZ, IS.
~; Aug 81; Sept I, 2. With Reading. July IT. ls,
10; Aug. n, n, a. With Richmond Aug. 10. IL.
IL, %. 20, 80.
%ilfesbarre at Home.with Newark. July IT. IL.
~; Aug 10, IL, IL. With Allentown, Aug. ri, 20,
90; Sept. 4, 8, g. With Lancaster. Aug T. Q. With
Reading, July ~. a. 2e; Aug. "a, ~. 80. With
Reading At Home With Newark. july ~. as. 2ei
Sept. T. 6, 8. With Allentown Aug. 10. IL. H. with
Lancaster. July 40. ~. %: Aug u. 10. 10 With
Richmond at Home-with Newark. July ~, as.
20; Aug. IT. ls. IL. With Allentown, July III, 20,
20; Aug; u. TO- 10 WITH t Lancaster. July ls. i.
~; Sept 7. g. o. With Reading, July 81 Aug. l. 2.
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THE RECORD.
pRooKL1S. g: PHILADELPHIA. .

BROOKLIS, y; PHILADELPHIA, =.
Jimmy Hughes. the iron-armcd Californian.
performed the remarkable feat yesterday OF
holding the heavy hitting lhiladclphias down
to four singles. Seven thousand ruotcrs gath
cred at Washington Park and cheered Hugle
teen men faced Hughes. nm Of whom went
only man to reach first baer was Cooley, who
got -four. balls in the opening inning In
drv, sf9 sc"sed nter se on
another base hit 10y Drlehanty. In the
h Wh E,n cot tWU 9V from Srns and r' snKe
by Flick sent the big Frenchman homo. Hughes
puzzled the big slggGers with his control and
Kelley. pniy 6ahisn ami Andsrso". ali Of whom whom
first base in Improved fashion aud at one
period h" almost knocked Fr9ser's leg off with
cred. Smiths catching WAS finished piece OF
work. while his hitting was timely
the ThiiadeI has III lie rsScivrd almost as GOOD
supp ort a. Hughes, but he could not keep up
der,. Gross and LnlP'e made the rrctticst plays
for tho visitors. who appeared. however. to he
optcassed IN all RESPECTS
pSssei Sa H"S SS way S"s
on bal IS. but, was out when he tried to, steal
second Kelley and Dahen followed with safe
hits. but the attcr was forced by DAILY.
Fraser went to pieces temporarily in tho
fourth and the BrookIyns rolled w 1 runs.
began the rally With four balls. and DAILY put
him on third with sharp right field single;
Anderson's liner hit Fraser In the leg and
Dahlen scored. smith worked in the prsttiest
kind Of a sacrifice and moved up both run
ners Then Hughes showed that he could
bat as we'll as ritch 10y lining sin
gle to centre and bringing in > runs
Jones got base on balls and passed ball
yielded base each, keelcr hit to Cooley and
Hughes was run down between TIL I'D and
home. but not until keeler had reached sec
ond and Jones had secured third. Jen-
nings filed the corners by being, hit
gave four balls to Kelley. Jones was
forced home with the fourth run. A rafting
stop by Lauder off Dahlen closed the rally.
leaving three men on bases. Just to make the
game safe. Hughes cracked out pretty two
Dagger in the eighth and scored Brooklyn's
last run when Cooley missed trosss throw Off
Keller for what should have been the third
out. The game was Seany played and the
crowd en- loved il huRelS. 1he score.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
St. Louis at Cincinnati.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Lancaster at Newark.
OTHER GAMEF
West New York + c. VS. Cuban Y Giants at Wee
hawkcn.
Holy Cross VS.. Columbus, at Celtic Park.
st. Alphonsus vs.. ST. Gabriel, at Celtic Park.
Jersey Ctys VS.. hAphattans OF New York. at West
End Field
Skellys w. Colored Jerseys. at Sicily Grounds
Emcralds OF Catholic Protectory VS.. SuburbAns. at
Van Most.
Locust VI. Bronx, at West Farms.
Baystdes vs.. PrscllRs. At Bayside.
st. Paus of Brooklyn vs.. st. Johns At dorsey City
Hoboken vs., Poughkeepsie. at ct. George Cricket
Grounds.
Hudson A, c. vs.. Mcadowbrooks. at st. George
Cricket Grounds.
ley Stream.
Jerseys VI. Paterson A. C., at Jersey City.
Ctstleton +, &. vs.. ST. Bartholomew A. C., at West
New Brighton.
Empires Resoutc +. C., At Fast New York.
A~hinrds vs.. st. Monicas, at Fast New York.
AlrltS W. BrocIton T, C.. at Fast New y irk.
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ST. LouIs, July s.-Cool, clear weather six good
events and Il talr track drew laLRr attendance to
the Fair Grounds course this afternoon. Betting
was lively Summaries
FIRST Race--One mile; sSlliuR-Nitchell 1O2 FROST
40 to L. won; wilson barred in the betting second;
MorolSt, ln4 Gonlcy', ~ to and 4 to /. third;
ForhuSh, lu7 III II k to >. fourth. Time, 1 46A
Second Rart-Srlllng; seven and half furlongs-
Dr. Gravr-. 100 Patton. 70 to |, won; Sir Joseph
Lister lnI Gilmore. 10 to l. second, Faster Card
100 II. Burns, 3 to |, third. Time, 1879.
Third Race-Sclling; one and quarter miles-Chi-
murA. ~ Moore, to |. won; School Girl 1902 IT
Burnsl to !. second; Rushhelds 1o2 tGutiersJ. 40
to l. third. Time, 2:lb.
Fourth Receive and . half furlonRs-ThHye
ll+ Hrost. 2 to !, won Alice Turner. 100 South
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Champion Whitman Ahead OF Larned whe n
Rain Stops the Orange Match.

heavy thunder shower interrupted the last
days play for the Middle States championship
at lawn tennis while the final matches in both
singles and ubes were in progress. 1t was
the first m Getting OF the year between champion
Whitman and Larned and much interest was
shown in the question OF whether the champion
had improved up to Larned's standard while
the latter was away at the war Larned has
not settled down to cham pon ship form this
season yet, and Whitman was able yesterday
to fully hold his own.
The champion had everything his own way
In the first set. but in the second l.arned began
to increase his speed a little and to volley with
more accuracy He kent the lead all through
this set and won by Ga, taking the first game
In the third. A heavy thunder shower was
Just ready to break over tho grounds as this
set was started and the bad light and gusty
wind favored WhitmanS safe style OF play.
The champion ran four straight games before
the rain fell, and then the match was postponed
until tomorrow.
The rain also prevented tho last OF the
matches in the intercity team event. and as
Paret. the New York representative. leaves for
the Canadian championship to day the event
will he left unfinished. The team score was:
New York. 2 Boston. l. The scores:
Championship sinEles-ChallenGe round-M. D.
Whitman tholderl W. A. Larned challenger,
81, 80. al diminished,
Championship Doubles-FiEAl round-D p. Davis
and q. Ward VS.. II. II. Hackett and j. A. Allen, 60
Ga, 2-B, OIL Diminished.
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FOUR SINGLES OFF HUGHES.
RRIIADELPHIhs FINELY OUTPLkYED
By THE BROOKLPNG

Uanlon's Mon Thereby Increase Their Lead
Chicago Whitewashed by Pittsburg--
Baltimore Beats Warrington and st.
Louis Wins Twice from Cleveland.
The Brookyns won their third straight game
from the Philadelphias yesterday and lead the
race this morning by 7S points. Rain pre-
vented the Boston-New York game. while tho
ChicaRos were whitewashed by the Pittsburgs.
Baltimore barely beat Washington and holds
fifth notch by Just two points over st. Louis.
the latter taking a double header from tho
Cleyelands Louisville again got away with
Cincinnati. and the Keds are now in danger OF
being passed. by the Pttsburgs. The results:
Brooklyn. o; Philadelphia. 2.
Baltimore. u Washington. 1.
PittsburR. q; Chicago. ..
Louisville. q; Cincinnati,
bt. Louis .: Cleveland, Z thrst game.
ST. Louis, 5; Cleveland, second game).
At Boston-Ran.
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England VIII BE Represented at tho Worlds
Cycling Meeting in Montreal.
Special cabk D,syatch to THE sUw.

NDtcidI CdbI, Dttpdtch 70 THE Bun.
LONDON. July San i'll informed correspond
ent has taken the trouble to cable from Mont
real that there Ia great disappointment in that
city and in Canadian cycling circles generally
at the prospect that no British competitors are
going to the Worlds Cycling Meeting In Mont
real next month. As Il matter Of fact. several
fine riders have already been selected to repre-
sent England. among them A. J. Cherry. tho
brilliant young wheelman who won the 100
kilometre amateur championship at the inter
national meeting in Vienna last year. Cherrys
record as an amateur will be hard to beat. He
holds three records. namely: One-mile paced.
one-me unpaced and the 100 kilometres.
paced His modest paror at homo contains
three fifty guinea cups. one sixty-Euinea cup,
thirteen challenge cups, twenty gold
medals. dozen other medals and about $50
MISCELLANEOUS prizes.
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odds and Ends of Sports.

HAthlotc-J W. Cros' Twcutythird Street Branch
y. VI. q. A, fortv-scven times.
WISSIPEG. July s.--,ake GaudAur Of Rat Portage
lenge James Wray OF Australia. now NJ Boston, to
row three miles. mile and half with turn, At Rat
Portage, between Sept, and is, for $500 a side
and championship, each man to pay his own eI.
penseS, II Wray means business he must post 81 90
within thirty days and the balance Of tho stake
money on or before Sept l."
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Special Gable Ds,pa'cA to THE Sun.

NpeeTH 'uU6t DeSPuTrH 70 I HE Sun.
LONDON. July 9,-At Lingfeld to-day the
Great Foal Plate OF 1000 sovereigns. for two
year-olds. five furongs. was won by Lord
William Beresford's tMr. P. Lorilard'sl Jou-
vence. ridden by Sloan. W. Lows Elopement
was second and Arthur James's Dunn Dunn
third. Eight horses ran.
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srd,. Il TO l. second; Fl csnsy. 10, Houct,. TO l.

srdl 1, 70 1, second; Fl csney 1o1 Houch). TO 1.
Firth n Esos-H Handicap; one and one.siIteenth
Planter. 100 Burns, 2 to 1, second; Crockett, ia
Frost. IL to g, third. Time. 152.
Sixth Race-Handicap; six furlongs-yerfy, 10
tConley) 4 to l. won; Richard j., 100 tMcIntyre).
70 o. second; Lord Fairfax, 1o7 tMcJoynD. 80 to l.
third. Time, lion.
Seventh Race-One mile-Streamer, ~ IT. Burns,
IL to 10, won; Hindoonet, 1o7 tConleyl, to SEQ
ond' Dlser, ~ Houck). II to 2. third. Time, 1;44.
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Stolen hases-Merte L2). Bowerman. Two-bAse
hits-McCsrthy. Ryan. Threebase hit-Ely. Double
plnysIlIhyls and Lance; Wolvert2n and Demontre.
base on on Leeyer 3; of Phyle. g. Passed
bAll-Schriver. mpiros-Swartwood aud Hunt At
tendAuce-4.oo 200. Time hours and 20 minutes.
LOUISVILLE. 8; CINCINNATI. (.
LouBvrLE. July s.-The Colonies punched their
hits in the second and NTH innings and these won
the game. McPhee was resurrectrd bv the Reds and
played second His fielding q reminder Of
former days The score;
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Polo.

lIEMpsTEAD. July S.-The final game for the
ladies' cup between the Meadowbrook and
Devon teams had to be postponed to day owing
to the rain. The teams played part OF the
trstA period but had to stop owing to the
delIEe The game will probably be played OF
on Monday.
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At Kansas City Kansas City, y: Buffalo. 8.
At lwaukee-Mil waukee, !; COlum bus, q.
At Minneapolis Minneapolis, 4; Indianapolis. 0.
At st, Paul-St. Paul. l Detroit, !.
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}soe t1,. oConnor. Hit By pitchsr-By Kneppsr. I;
Umpires-0Day and MoGarr. Time-2 hours and
20 minutes AttendAnce-8,O00.
ST. LOUIS. O. oLEvELANp. a-sEcoxp oAME.

Three base hit-Teheau Sacrihca hits-Bnr-
kctt 5udhun First base on bslla-Oh Sudhof, Il
OF Itughcv. >. Double plays-Crors nnassisted)
Cross, Mexican and Tebeau; Quinn ana Tucker
quinn, Lockhrsd and Tucker. Struck out-By sud
hoh, . ly Hughey, /. stolen hasos- Burkett. Held
rch. Gross. Wild pitch -Sudhof Hit by pitcher.
BY Hughey. /: by Sudhoh, =. Umpires-O'Day and
hcuarr. Time-Two hours
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Frrt base by Baltimore u !ws shington !.
Left on bases-Bstimore. 4; Washington. /. First
base on hals-of Hill. s.. of weyhing :. struck
out-Dy Hill. 2; by Weyhing. 8. Thrce-base hit
rihoe hits-Holmes a. Stolen bases-McCiraw. Keis-
ter. Holmes. Double plsys-Magoon and L.chance
Co., Hit by pitcher-By weighing, l. by Hill I.
Umpires-McDonald and Mauassau 1ime-2 hours
and 10 minutes. Attendance 800.
PrrTsBURa. q; CHICAGO, o.
PrrrssURe. July s.-Pittsburg shut out Chicago
to-day in game that interrupted twice by rain.
Until the showers came in the seventh inning tho
visitors did not have . single hit. and the four
which they made afterward counted while
Lever was pitching wet bail. Both teams fslded
we'll, Ely doing the best allround work The score:
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At Toronto-Providonce. q: Toronto. 2.
At Montresl-M Montreal 4; Worcester, 8.
At Acknowledgements, IS, Hartford, o.
At Rochester-Springheld, 4; Rochester, .,
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At Derby - Bridgeport. 2; Derby, q.
At New LONDONDERRY London, \: Bristol, 8.
At Norwich Norwich, q; New Haven, o.
Al NerIdrn-
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Atlantic Yacht Club Cruise.

SHELTER ISLAND. July S.-The fleet or the
Atlantic Yacht Club lay at its anchorage in
Seering's harbor all day. There was formid
able SEA running until noon. at which hour q
heavy squat came up from the southeast,
accompanied by a sharp rainstorm. anda thick
bank of fog obscured the shore for more than
half an hour. The sea went down quickly after
the squat passed away. Frederick Ames gave
tho club
In the evening the anchored Yachts were
Illuminated. Entries had been received from
the schooners Sachcm. Ramona. Lady Evelyn.
toronet. Clorita., Amnrita and Katrina for the
Mondav morning. The start will be of Mon
tauk Point and tn" finish off the clubhouse at
Sea Gate. distance Of 1873 miles.
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Brooklyn ,...............1 l IS
Philadelphia. ..,........,O y q o o ID
Two-base hits-Jones. Hughes. Three-base hit
Keeler Sacrifice hits-Kceler. Smith. Thomas
Ior-Br9oklyn. First base on balls, on Hughes.
Struck out-By Hughes. 2; by Fraser. /. Left on
base.-Brooklyn. 8; Philadelphia, 4 Double play
Cross and Cooley, Passed balls Farland. 2.
Time-2 hours and r minutes. Umpires-Lync and
Connolly. Attendance-7.OoO.
BALTIMORE. 4; WASHINGTON. /.
BALTIMORE, July s.-The Senators lost to-day's
game because they were unable to solve Hills
curves The score
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Atlantic League.
AT ALLENTowS.

ALLESrows.
n. H. X.
Alleutown..........2 o I 10 o
Paterson. ............O u I O-b 10 b
Batteries-Stimmel and Vigneaur; Ames and Byers.
AT RICHMOND
r. II. X
Richinond......... q ~ ? ia II o
Newark. ..........O . y q O.
Batter1es-Pfapmiller and Steenan; Mcfarland
and Roach.
At Lancaster-Hain.
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At Cortland-Cortland. .; Oswego. Q.
At home-Rome. u, Schenectady, o.
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NEWARK, n. Y, July s.-Thc last two events Of the
July meeting of the Newark Driving Club were An
ished to day On track covered with mud and water
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