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P1TrspuRa, Aug 3O.-Hustlers after appar-
entity clinching a victory. lost to.days game.
the last OF the year here in q sensational nnish.
Kennedy's start indicated desire to equal the
best pitching record and for fiye innings not a
and a base on balls which did not affect the
score were the first blots upon kennedy's page.
hut in the seventh inning his trouble was
punched and 1--WE hits and his own error let
the Pirates score four runs-enough TO
The The excellent work OF Ely and o'8rien
being matched by the clever performance OF
Daly and Dahlen. while Jones and Keller gave
a remarkable exhibition in their rapid return
seventh inning Jones cut of one run at the
plate The surperbas did not lind CHESHIRE an
EASY proposition. but set the pace by scoring
one run Ia the second inning on Days inheld
hit and Dahlen's three Dagger which skinned
along the left line. In the sixth inning Jones
we're advanced by Jennlngs's sacrifice, Here
Capt. Hall seemed to settle the contest by hit:
ting to centre for two bases. scoring Jones and
ksnn%Sfys tp9ao1 In t hsc ssveRs
reduced to g single by Jones's fast field;
Ing. Then Donovan singled to right and
Keeler's return held Mccarthy at second.
Kennedy made matters worse by FUN bling
Ing Mccarthy; sehriver's single scored Done.
Keelsr handled speedily: Chesbro flied TO
Kelly scoring Schriver O'Brien was caught
az tile plate which he tried to reach on Beau
nonts hit: Brooklyn made pucsyy effort IN IN
but was forced at second by Jones. Keller
singled jennings hit in front OF the plate but
would have been out II Fox had held Chesbros
throw but the error was not costly, as Jones.
plate. The Brooklyn team left for homo to-
night The score:
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CHOYNSKI DEFEA rs RYAN.
But tho Australian PuGiIist Stays tho Limit
at Dubuque.

But tho Australian Pugilist Stays tho Limit
at Dubuque.
DUBUQUE. Ia. Aug. 30.-Before the Dubuque
A. A. last night Joe Choynski was awarded the
decision over Australian" Jimmy Ryan after
a twehty round bout Some thought Choynski
had it easy. and for the first six rounds 1t
looked that way. but afterward Ryan improved
and made a good showing. In tho preliminary
contest Clarence Forbes knocked Con Sufled
out in the eleventh round. The boxing carnival
now in progress is the biggest pugiistic event
ever attempted in the West. and 1t is great
success.
At 10 o'clock every one OF the 5000 :; Its
in the big Auditorium was taken and standing
room was at premium. The Mayor OF the
city occupied prominent seat. and was given
u great ovation. George Siler was referee
Choynski was seconded by Harry Peppers
and Frank Hurley. Jack Thornby and Frank
Early were behind Ryan. Choynski had the
advantage OF about three inches in height
r. an broke ground through the first round
Joe jabbed him two or three with loft and
tried the right once or twice. Both were eau:
tious in the second Ryan went to Joe and
hard jolts and Ryan clinched.
Joe opened up livelier in the third and went
to his man. repeatedly jabbng with the left on
the Jaw and head. Ryan's leads and counters
in the fourth Ryan had not landed one good
blow; Choynski closed and drove Ryan around
the ring In the nun, 1aDDlDPn MN. ana OCCASION
ally landing mis- left Ryan came in unexpect-
eddy and landed hard one in Joe's face. and
followed soon after to the neck.
Ryan came up to his man in the sixth. and
after cousd erable adding landed on JOc's neck.
Joe ducked several jabs but got his right in on
Ryan's heal Joe pushed Ryan into the corner
and gave him two right punches in the head.
Ryan showed better in the seventh. getting a
right to the head and another to the ribs. He
ran a good stiff punch to Choynski's head but
fell short. Joe came back and hooked and
jabbed Ryan several times. driving him around
the ring.
in a succession OF blows and jabs, which Ryan
did not return. The round closed as no
punched Ryan twice in the stomach. Ryan
showed better In the ninth and landed on the
neck and ribs. But Joe got back to him hard
on the wind. Choynski chased Ryan around
the ring repeatedly. jabbinG him hard. Ryan
looked much worried. but was game. Joe
gad well and got couple in but Joe's left
worried him. ChoynBki tried several times
| in tho twelfth with his right. but Ryan got in-
side OF them.
Ryan came strong in the thirteenth and
| tried to land. taking several stiff jabs Ryan
showed still better in the fourteenth and got
| to Choynski's wind and head several times.
Joe had way the best OF the fifteenth His jab
closed Hymns left eye and covered him with
last round. Sier gave Choynski the decision
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REATEN BY PITTSBURGS.
,RooKLYNS RECEIVE SLIGHT SET
,rK WHILE THE BOSTOSS WIN.

n,,.r.rc, Now of 1s Points Between tho
T,.o League Loaders--Ph iadelphia and
baltimore Lose while tho ChicaEos Out
no,nt the New Yorks-Gossip Of the Game.
Iu,r capturing seven straight games on the
,naJ the Brooklyns were beaten at Pittsburg
..atsrdoy by arun As the Bostons made
Nan sweep OF four straight at Cleveland there
q" diYerence OF AZ points between the two
,soders mi. morning. Tho Philadelphia
were dovned by tho Louisvlles, and the Balti-
oores were whltewashed by the Ctncipnatis.
-hich wdens the gaps between second third
md fourth places. The Reds incidentally
Srex farther away from st. Louis while the
Kontuckians regained ninth notch from the
Nav Works. who were outpointed In close
cana at Chicago. The Brooklyns now
.oms home for long series. beginning with
..t.to o, three games with tho Clevslands. all
=, which should yield victories for Hanlon's
men. The results:
p,,,sburs. =; Brooklyn =.
Boston. 8. Cleveland &.
Chicago. 3; Now York. 2.
Louisville. q; Philadelphia, 2.
Cincinnati, 4; Baltimore, o.
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At Fort Erie.

BUFFALO, Aug. &c. The fall meeting opened At
Fort Erie to-day with q good programme. Beau
Ideal ran second In the third race but dsqusli
ned for foul. Summary;
First Race-Throe- quarters Of milo-FIying Bess,
no (Mason), to 8, won; King Carnival, 1903 doe
Weber, 2 to /, second; Oak Maid, % LANDRY to
2. third. Time 1:10&.
Second Rsoe-Fivo.eighths Of mile-Eloim. rs
LANDRY 4 to 1, won; Dissolute. 115 lCunuingham),
0 to /. second; Shrovo Tuesday, 1oo tsonger to 1,
third. Time i.o2.
Third Race-Ono and one. sixteenth miles-virgie
o., 10 UAndry), to 1, won; Jim Megibben 100 doc
Weber,, TO second; Chopin. % tForehand; ;. to
!, third, Time, 1:tIA.
Fourth Receive and one.ha,f furlongs- Daily
Report, 1ot (Mason), Q to 1. won; Vohicer 1o5 u.
Gardner), to I. seconds Ice Drop, 30 u. Daly). 10
TO 1, third. Time, :0SA.
Fifth Race-sevon eights Of . mile-Rotterdam.
40 (Maaon), II to g. won; Flop l04 Patten), Is TO
!, second: Henry Haunt. 100 Flinb. Q to 1, third.
Time las.
Roseberry, 145 wv Johnson) to 1.won; Philae, 30
(Kellyl. to l. second; Lacolona. 1874 Ellison, to
/, third. No time taken.
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Cricket.

The last contest in the championship series Of the
Metropolitan District Cricket League between New
York and Staten Island is likely to be the Of
a protest by the former club. They objected TO a
decision which prevented one Of their men from
batting because he had not felded. The game was
closely contested and was won by Staten Island by
"a runs, 1t was peculiar In many ways The first
but the last seven yielded only -. For Staten
Island the first seven wicects fell for 50
and the last three put 40. The principal fea-
ture OF the match WAS the bowling of j. =. Roberts.
who captured eight wickets for 81 runs C. Ell Grf
fth played good not ont innings of 81 for Staten
Island, while c: Byers and A. T. Smith made their
usual good stand for New York. The score Staten
Island. 20; New York. 20.
The New York and Kings County cricket clubs will
play game at Prospect Park to-day, when the
latter cluD will endeHvor to turn the tables thur
opponents. who administered a defeat to thcm in
their last contest the same ground. Kings
county has finished its championship games for the
season and will now content itself with exhibition
matches.
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RESULTS ON OTHER TRACKS.
At Chicago.

CHICAGO Aug 8o.-There were no special features
in the racing at Harlem to-day. Frank Bell made
his fret appearance here this year and defeated
May Beach easily in a six furlong race. Three fayo
rites won aud the rest of the races went TO second
choices. summary:
First Race-siI MISUNDERSTANDING, los Nit.
ohrllJ to L. won LAnity, 100 tVititoel to l. sec
ond; Juggler II. l06 (kOsel. 30 10 l. third. Time.
1:lA.
(BeAuchamp), 8 to 2, won; Thrive. 100 Jenkins), D
TO r, second FloriEar. lo4 tCrowhursp. IL to /.
third. Time, l:l4k.
Third RAcs-one mile-Hush csnny. Ioe It.
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Want to Take Pictures of the sharkey- JEFF
fries Fight.

Matt Cline. who has been selected to receive
bids for the JcfIries-S harkey contest was noti-
fed by Brady yesterday that tho latter would
have talk with O'Rouke tomorrow evening
at the Vanderbilt Hotel. Cline said that no
bids as yet have been received. This was
that only one day yet remains before the time
limit cxplres. While no particular club has been
chosen. 1t looks as though some other randez-
organizations will have to be selected. The
managers Of both fighters are determined to
take pictures OF the battle. and in order not to
meet with any failure this time. the encounter
will have to be held IN the open air, In its
present state neither the Lenox, or Coney Is
unless the roofs are removed, and this it seems
would be difficult task
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Odds and Ends Of Sports.

The annual fall members. games OF the
Monterey a. O. will take place at Columbia
oval on Sept. IL.
The DreadnAught A. G. basketball team will
begin practice In the gymnasium to- orrow
night. The team this year will be a strong ONT
inasmuch as the whole OF the All New York
team has Joined the club.
The annual at hletic games under the aus
pieces OF the ST. James Club OF Red Bank, n. j..
will take PLACE on the Hollywood horse show
have been received. including B. j. Wefers and
Quinlan, who will compete In the 100 yard
dash.
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One Hundred Dollars for a Cigar.

Sporting men usually have the reputation OF
being very liberal but very few we're ever
known to spend 500 for cigar. This is what
Jimmy Wakely did. however. at the opening
night Of John L. Sullivans cafe. Wakely and
two frlends entered the place. The meeting
between sullivan and his former hacker was
a crisp 800 bill, placed It on the bar and called
for three good cigars. The bartender brought
the weeds and started to count tho change
Wakely waved him off and told him to ring up
the whole amount. :" have the cigar still in
my possession" said Wakely Yesterday. and
ways 4 good fellow and It was q pleasure for
me to pay that sum for II smoke"
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st sGpgkP IaI Aus SoETo;day's play in the
frat and second rounds at match play for the
StockbrIdge cup and Consolation cup. Robert.
son, the Captain OF the, Yale team, continued
the frst roun from Doughty OF the Taconic
CLUB. Hobertsons medal score was, the best
teen holes In the afternoon he also " Won IN
easily from Gray tray q stoGEbridgs Tn" scores
heat Moptca p and 10 pa RSGc
son. sainnGooch, beat Doughty wnIianis,own,, q mp
LoncI, up and q 70 play; swami, stocthrdpe. heat
siH,Sm st9SECIiass Ep IrVthnEESm LGn"x
stockblidRe, beat Keys. Concord, aupand To play;
CLARK shi1 m, ssa, SaTs ThnnsSosE w and
s 81 sCaRd9 Morten beat Shaw, q up aud to
play; Robertson beat Gray, q up and 4 to play;
CLARK = beat Swami . up ara 70 play; McBnrney
OftS snS boat Van
sh Sp 1nS to Sss h4ss
MP and and to pSy " Tastsrmsn beat sha% Jr
second Roand" Be%ent beat Dr MSBaTnSy up
and TO play; W. InckermAn beat owen. . upi W.
Labor Day will be busy one on local links
The latest announcements are that there will
srbtsen At no the GG c1G
prizes presented by tho club and a ball sweep,
stakes in the AFTERNOON, while NJ the Park Golf
medal play handicap, at eighteen holes, open
to all regular and associate members over
will be a general handicap and the team will
play the return match at Elizabeth with the
bers' contests also on Labor Day at the Rich
mond Hill, Dyker Meadow and Marine and
Field Club links.
At the residence OF DR., Louis G. Ager the
Sunset Coli club was rcorganized in South
presidents; Miss NJ, p; Planten and Mis-. Alice
Treasurer. John Maddox 1t Is Intended to IN
apgurate series OF weekly tournaments TO be
South Brooklyn. that should be pro-
duetiys OF some very lively and interest
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Burns). 10 l. won; Mickey D.. 117 u. Matthews) IL
to l. second Celtic Bard ioe IL. Rose). to ], third.
Time, 1.A1M.
Fourth Race-Si1 furlopgs-Frank Bell, % dom
inick), to 1, won; Nay Beach, 100 CNutD. to 10.
second; News Gatherer, 100 IN. HID IL to 1. third
Time, 1:l3h.
Fifth Race-one and one;eghth miles-Croesus,
1oi (Hamiiton) to l. won; Pert wig. 1o1 tConley) 8
70 l. second; Plantain, " Rose). IL TO g. third.
Time 1:6tK.
Sixth Race-soven and ono.half turlongs-Free
Lady 10Y (vititoe) to 8, won j. Ut. LOT tKnghp.
to !. second; Diggs, 107 (Boland) 6to 1 third.
Time, 1i3AA.
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olingman. wills aud Leach. Stolen ses-Thomss,
Clarke 20, Sacrifice hits-Leaoh, Ritchey, thinner,
Cross. str,ek out-By Cunningham. Il by Dona:
hue 2. First base on balla-On Cunningham, 3; OF
Donahue. q. Hit by pitoher-By Ounninghsn, l.
Passed bell-DouRlas. Umpires-Emslie and Dryer.
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Chr Curt.
COMFY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB.

B cn AtTUn y 9 M s Ispg
g. r, a. I, y. ~.
Racing rain or shine: First Race $3.50 NJ
Concert by Lander.
TRAINS DIRECT TO TRACK. Lsave foot East
84th st.. N Y, via l.. r. r.. at 100. 1910 l2:+0
tParlor Car train oclock 40. lao. 2;1o. 2;tu,
$40 Boats leave foot Whitehall st. via 3oTH ST.
BROORLYN, FERRY. 1900, 1900, 12:2o. I2:4O.
bush av. Brooklyn. 1910 l2:oo, 40 !: 40, 2iio.
2to. $40. Kings County Elevated, via Brooklyn
bridge, every 40 minutes BY Trolley lines, Brook.
yn Rapid Transit take Fatbnsh av. cars, via Brook.
lyn Bridge New York side, via Brighton Beach
Railroad, or Marcy av. cars from foot Broadwa
Williamsburg, direct to track. All Nassau Electric
Roads transfer direct to track ADMISSION TO
FIELD so CENTS
Extra accommodation returning from track.
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BAR HARBoR. Aug. 30.-The tennis tourna-
ment at Rogue Chitto the summer residence
Of Mr. and Mrs. David Hennen Norris was
completed yesterday when tho finals were
played heforA a largo crowd Of spectators. The
playing in all the sots was first class in spite of
the fact that the tournament WINS moro OF
social event than an outdoor athletic contest.
summary:
Mems Doubles-Edgar Scott and DR.. Stokes beat
G. Morris and u; II. Morris, - H.. g. H.
Derby and g. Derby beat A. Pinrhot and j. Rogers.
%. 90. Finals Derby and O. Derby heat
Edgar Scott and Dr. stokes. ID d, ID
Mixed Doonblcs-Mis- parbery and j.. N Pnchot
beat Miss Marion Lawrence and Mr. Macy, o..
H,-,5; Mrs. Charles Dodge and Haskell Derby beat
Miss T.. Post aud MIR. Luqnrr. Il I. y !; 80 Shars-
wood and q. Darby beat Mss Van Rensselaer, and
A. W. shepard. Finas-Niiss SharswnOl and q.
Derby beat Mrs Dodge and HaHkett Derby, 8-t.
d. 5-7 G-I
NEWPORT. Aug. 30. Tho Junior Lawn Tennis
Tournament which has been in progress at the
Casino for II week. the trophy being hand
some silver cup offered by the Casino COVER
nnrs. was com p'et"l this afternoon, when =.
Whippe won the championship The scores
to-day were
SrmiTinals-P Pearson beat D. Harris. 6-4 8-0i
S. Whlppl" beat =. CT vchnd. tt. -. "a.
Flnals-Whlpplc beat Pearson ID. so. ia.
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CINCINNATI. 4; pkITIMoRY. O.

oiNoINNATI. Aug. ao-Hahn pitched one OF his
best games OF the season here to-day and the BalH.
more sluggers were not only defeated but also com
nletely bahled when came to driving runs across
the plate. Both Hahn and Howell had excellent
command and not base on balls was given during
tho game. Howell was hit hard but he kept tho
the second game Howell has lost this season. The
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At Milwaukse-First game: Milwaukee, 2; Buffalo
B. Second game; Milwaukee. q; Buffslo, 4.
At st. Paul-St. Paul, 8; indianapolis, y.
Al ACCOMPLISHMENTS u; Detroit, 2.
At Kansas City-Kansas City. l; Grand Rapids. 0.
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Two base hits--McBride DeAfont. Stolen bases
Elberfeld. Beckley. Struck out--by Hahn 4: by
Howell. l. sscrihce hitmselbaeh, Double play.
Left on bases-cincinnsti io Baltimore 8. First
I hour 30 minutes. Umpiros-swartwood and
Hunt,
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ing play. Handsome prizes will he offered for
the seasons play us well as each tournament,
and as the club already has n membership Of
Ia and a limit OF 100 active mem ers, there
is every prospect Of n successful season. Work.
ing in conjunction with the Sunset Park Golf
Club, which has its weekly tournaments on
Mondays. the Sunset Golf Club will make every
effort to have the course improved and beauti-
fed "a rapidly as possible. Park Commissioners
Brewer OF the Brooklyn Department OF Parks.
is an honorary member OF the organization. In
which he takes great interest.
The last competition OF the series for the cup
offered by Mrs Beard ut the Nassau Country
Club, was held Yesterday. Only the players
who had won points in the previous COMPETE
tions could take part. Nine were eligible. but
only four had a possible chance to win. F. b,
Pratt proved to be the victor. with total Of ~
points. made by tieinR with William V. Hester
Yesterday and dividing the first and second
points with him. Hester, with 5t4 points. was
second and II l.. Pratt third. with 4 1-l2 points,
The cards for the tie we're:
Gross. H'cap. Net.
+. b. Pratt
Out. % > 5 3 e-5l
In, - q Il AZ os IL 1e
out & : a e-5S
H. J.. Pratt scored 06 10. SO. and II. Humph-
reys, 1li. TO- l01. The others did not return
cards. The following connected in the weekly
handicap for the cup offered by Mrs. Gates.
which is to continue under the point system
tDptOhpr
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LOUISVILLE. Aug. 3O.-Timely hitting and errors
On the part of the Philaielphias won to.dAya game
InI the Colonies. Cunningham was very effective
WIN men on bases and received perfect support.
pelehAnty played great game in the field, gather
ing what looGed like a sure homer by Wagner Sew
eral OF Lousvilies hits were mere scratches. but
came at opportune moments, The score:
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At Meriden-- Meriden, o; Derby, 9.
At MISUNDERSTANDING 4; New London, 8.
At Bristol-Brtstol, 4; Norwich, O.
At New Haven-New Haven, .; Bridgeport. 10.
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iotA'S's'.. IN - ]. : Iotals. .,.,.o SN~i6
'DuGy called OF bee use McGarr interferred with
Cninn in field.
Boston. ,................2 . q o l. Il
First base on eTrors-CleyelAnd.2 Boston !. Left
nh bases Cleveland, ~ Boston. T. Home run.
stshl Three base hIts-Yninn, Duncan. Tenny.
TTo,base hits Dowd. Hamilton, Long. Double play
SULLIVAN. Quinn and McAllister. First base on
bais-On Lewis, 3; of Bates. l.Struck out-By Lewis.
Stolen base-Dowd, Duncan. Umpiros-Snid0r
And MCdarr. Time-l hour and 45 minutes.
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At Observation-Disclosures. Q; Troy. 8.
At Observation-Disclosures 8: Rome, 10.
At Cortland (hrst game)-Cortland. =; 0swego, a..
Second game-Cortand, :: Oswego, =.
At Albany first Rame,-Albany, I; Utica, IL. Sec
ond game-Albany. 10; Utica, /.
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At Montreal-MontreaI,5 5; Hartford, 8.
At Observation-Disclosures 10; Providence, o.
At Syracuse-syraouse. 8: Worcester. y.
At Toronto-TOronto,U o. Springfield, 10.
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FIRST base on errOrs-Chicago 2, New York l. Left
on bases-Chlcago TO- New York q. First base on
89s an,oof TaylnE !; OF Dcheny. @ Struck og.-By
sacrlhee hit-WQlverton. stolen bases-Foster, Ma
COON Chance. Double plays-.Lang and Eyeritt
Ryan and Connor, Common and Magoon. Hit by
PitSher-Doheny, 1. Wild pitch. Doheny. Passed
nall-Chanoe. Umpires-O'Day and Mcdonald.
Time. hour 40 minutes.
BOSTON, =; CLEVELAND, 5.
- CLEVELAND Aug. 3o.-Bates was hit hard by the
boston's to-day. and they would have rolled up q
larger but for the good work OF the Cleveland
outneldrn. The Clevelands punched their hits
In the ninth inning and scored four runs. Stupid
base running cost them two runs A peculiar decis-
Son vas made by McGsrr in the third inning. Duay
nit sharply toward Quinn and as the latter was
about TO pick up the ball McCIarr ran into him,
knocking him insGlfsible, the ball going to right
held. To atone for causing the accident, McGArr
called Duffy out. The whole Boston team gathered
about McGarr. but he refused to take back his
decision. The score:
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Now England LeaEu


At Newport-Portland. 8: Newport, 2. Eleven
innings
At Taunton-Manohester,T :; Taunton, 6.
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Thirty four members OF the Waumbek Golf
Club were divided into two teams for d match
to-day, the results bsng very close. f. VI.
stoehr OF Batusrol and F. c. Robertson OF
team won by the score OF = to 8. The score
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Prince Rnniitsinhirs Great Record al
Cricket.

Special Gable DsIDdtch 10 THE sUS.
LONDON. Aug. 30.-Prince Ranjitsinhji. the
famous cricketer. has record OF 5000 runs
this season. beating his own record Of last
year.
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Rnaebnll Gnmea Ta.Dn1,

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICkN ASSOCIATION.
New York at Pittsburg; Cleveland At Brooklyn;
Boston at Chicago; Philadelphia at Cincinnat Wash
ington At Louisville; Baltimore at st. Louis.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Providence at Rochester; Worcester at Syracuse;
eprnRfeld at Toronto; Hartford at Montreal.
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Dahlon. Sacrifice hit-Jennings. Dr. uble piays-Ely
oBnen. Fox; Ely and Fox DAILY. Jennings and
Dahlen. Struck ont-By Ohesbro l. First base on
opes p.bsp PASSED. o m 0y umpre
-fAtfnsy and Latham, Attendsnce-l.co0. Time
. hours and minutes.
CHICAGO. 3; NEW YORK. 2. -
CHICAGO. Aug 3O.-Stupid base running and
pohenys lack Of ooutrol lost the game Tor New
York to-day Apparently Kid Gleason and his
men we're In trance, for they had several op-
portunities to secure q winning lead by eXer-
The three double plays contaminated by the
the outfeld when the New YoIks we're on
bases. the base runners ben caught off their
respective bases In each case Doheny
a asd pile PLENTY Y. Of speed and Puzains
been for some clever bits Of fielding on the
runs would have been added to their score
The batting OF O'Bren and Foster and the
clever work OF Gleason at second were the
exhibition. Young Taylor was in the box for
Chicago. and although lie had little speed the
young man found 1t comparatively easy tc
puzzle the men from the east. Jimmy Connors
second base play. and the all-around work
local tWirlers During The game mes c az ain
Gleason announced that the New Yorks have
signed young pitcher named Glendon. He
halls from Chicago and pitched fairly effective
pail IN the Texas League during the first part Of
the season. Judging from his work during the
Nd Gleason picked up on the west side las
Monday. will prove a valuable find for New
York. He has played fast ball both in the flelC
and at the bat since he Joined the team. He Il
young. AMBITIOUS and man OF excellent
habits The attendance to-day was 800. The
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