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NonpareiIs Hold Their Regatta,

The annual regatta OF the Nonpareil Rowing
Club was held on the Harlem River yesterday
afternoon. The programme compri-ed six
events and were oil closely contested. Sum
mary:
Novice Single Gig-won by Thomas Rlywood, Al.
bert Gray. second. Time, IN nutes ~ s,conds
Intermediate Double Gia-Won by c. A. Hoffman
crew; Michael Naughton crew second Time 2
minu' o. 10 As seconds.
JUNIOR Double G3-won by Alexander McPerson
crew; J. Huncker crew second. Time: minutes
SAN seconds.
senior Single Gg-won by u. Nicholas; =. GeiseI
second. Time 2 minutes AZ seconds.
Four Dared Gig RAce-Won by p. Gsisel crew,
NJ. Murphy crew. second. Time: minutes 3Sis
seconds.
Eight.Oared Shell Rnce-.won by ". Murphy crew
Time: 2 minutes IGN seconds.
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DRElDNAUaHr A. O WINS.
Defeats the Morris wheelmeu in Dual
Games By 40 to 80.


Games By 40 to 80.
The Dreadnaught A. @. defeated the Morris
Wheelmen In dual athletic and bicycle meet
at Columbia Oval yesterday by the score Of 40
to SO. 1t was the nrst annual meet between
these two well-known organizations Of the
Bronx. and although the weather was little
threatening, the members ond friends OF both
clubs were present in large numbers.
The bicycle events were the most interesting
features OF the meet. Three riders from each
club started In the hve-mile bicycle pursuit
race. For nve laps II was an even race.
Then the Morris Wheelman forged ahead,
and at the second mile were leading by about
five yards. At this stage. two OF the Dread
nouEht riders dropped out and left all the
work for Holnhauser. after tho third mile two
OF the Morris Wheelman dropped out and left
Midder. Then ensued a pretty race. Although
aolsnauseT Eee unable 70 cut down the lead Of
Aye yards. Widder could not increase II. and
Rogers. the Trinity schooiboy and New York
IInterscholastie champion. was in rare form:
was through his great work that the Dread
neS ns hi. s q won .s b,
bsss$nsashs 4 q. sssSns; Siidsm sehS!,, Dread:
S:. ann ~ Joseph ssSs
th pn. Min T,iims S,d 10 t5 s ssconds d.,
saG ESls f+s *
DreednAught A. O., second Fredrick steward. Nor
seconds
22o;Yard Desh-won By Charlie. Koch. yr.. Norris
Whoelmen James T. Smith, Morris Wheelmen
second: Henry W. Gray, Dreadnsught A. c.. third.
Time, 20 LIS seconds
$40: Yard Run-won by Charles Koch, Jr., Morris
Wheclmen: James Lynch. Dreadnaugbt A. C., SEQ
ond; Stewart Henry, Drcadnaught A. O., third.
Time, minutes IA AS seconds.
Five Mile Bicycle Pursuit Race-won by Morris
Wheelmen. Time IL minutes 1-b seconds.
Throwing the Discua-Won by william Rogorn.
Dreadnaught A. c., with 93 feet 10 inches; James
Putting the shot-Ton By William Rogers. Dread.
nausht A. G, With "a feet II inshss ". Bruea.
Running High Jump-won BY william MoIett.
DreadnauEht A. e: with feet, II inches: James
inches,
Turning Broad Jump-won by william MofYett,
Dreadneught A. O., with 10 feet, q inches; James
inches.
Total score: Dreadnaught A. O.. 40; Morris Wheel.
men, SO.
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CroQuot.

NORWICH. Aug 1e.-The closing games OF
the tournament hare we're played to-day. Tho
honor OF being tho first rogue" champion
goes to @. @. Williams Of Washington. Will
fams won from Bryant this morning. Prev
iousy Duryea had defeated Williams and to
have clear title to the cham pionship. Will
llams was obliged to win from Bryant. other
wise he would have been tod with Duryea
and Wahly. Williams lost but two games dur
ing the tournament. one each TO Jacobus and
Duryea. Wahly and Duryea were tied for Sec
ond place. and on the play-off this afternoon.
the latter won. In the second division. Peck.
Of Washington. was the Brst prize winner.
Bell. OF Wilmington. Del. was second. Cong
don. OF Norwich. and Wahly, OF Washington.
were tied for first honoTs in the third division.
ed to ConEdon: Wahy takes second prize.
Tho tournament was notable for the fact that
the younger players captured all the honors.
Williams. Of the frat division. is only 10 years
old. while Congdon. of the third division. is but
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NATIONAL LEAaTE AND AMEkrcAS ASSOCIATION.
ST. Louis at CincnnAti Cleveland Ut Chicago.
OTHER GAMEs.
Holy Cross We. ct. Raphael. at GuttenburG.
6kellys vs. Riverside +. u, At sicily grounds.
West New York =. q. va Montreal, at WeehAwken.
Jersey City vs. Genuine Cuban Giants. At West End
grounds. -, =.
All Cubans vs.. Cuban A-Giants at the bt. George
Cricket grounds. 49,
Jerseys Va. Hoboken. at Jersey City.
Brighton A. @. Vs. Nor ia A. O., at fremont
Standards vs.. Greg, ms, at Harlem. A; M
Standards vs.. CIescents, at harlem, p. NJ.
Standards vs.. Mercurys, at Harlem. p n.
Borough A. c. VS.. Everett College B. b. C.. at
Borough Park.
Emsraids of Catholic ProteCtory VS.. suburbAns. at
Van Nest.
Williamsburg A. A. vs.. Nassau. at Williamsburg A.
A. grounds.
Almondnons ys. Clermont r. G.. at Gre onpoint
OlympiAs vs. Inwoods, At Harlem.
Wayerly F. G. Va Yer3nicAs, at CommunipAw.
Westcheater y. @. VS.. Prsclllas, at Westchaster.
Empires VII. Worthwhile F. c., at Empire Park.
Howard A. e. VS.. Greenpoint A, A., at Rdgewood.
Lenok vs.. TenAAy A. A.. at RidgeWood.
Belvideros VI. Bronx, At Port Norris.
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Sport Among Bayonne onrsmen.

The twenty-second annual regatta OF the
Bayonne Rowing Association was held yester-
day afternoon in the Bayonne Cove OF New
York Bay. the start and finish being off tho
club house at the foot Of East Thirty-.eoond
street. Bayonpe. The cours. was a short m lie
The tide was making food and the water was
calm. There were eight events on the card
Summary:
Four-Olred Shells-wou by John Horbe- bow; p
8. Jennings 2: A. II. Walker, 3: Z. Alexander schn.
maoher. stroke. Time. minutes and 50 seconds.
Won by two lengths.
Single 6es-Won by Owes, J. Pryor from Philip f.
Allane. Time, minutes AID 81 seconds. Won by
ten lenxths
fourOared BarEe-won by Il. H. jennings. bow
Philip K. Allaipe, 2; Leonard W. Havilsnd, $; John
Herber. stroke; J. u. Rove swain Time, min
utes and is seconds Won by thrce lengths.
PAir-oared Gig-WCn by H. A. Bowers. bow owen
J. Prior. stroke: Leonard W. Haviland, cOxswain
Time, minutes and seconds Won by two
lengths.
Dewey Racc-For boys under sixteen years, in
boats Of their own constructou-22l yRris-Won by
OXFORD Jennings by three lengths: Walter N.alson
second; Bernard Christie third. Time. 2 minutes
10 Ae "ondi.
100 Yard Swimm ns Rase-won by twenty feet bv
Il. A. smith, H, A Iw-rs second, and F. A. achu-
mncher third. Time minutes and 10 seconds.
Tab Raco, Fifty faris-Dead heat between J, d.
Rowe and r. d. Jennings They competed again and
Rowe won. Jennings capsiZiuK.
Duck ChAse-Hon ly Thomas F. Garrett who
chased the duck ashore.
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LANCASTER. Aug. 1.-THE four days race
meet Of the harness horses at McGranns Park
closed to-day. 1t WAS the most successful in
the history Of the track by reason OF the large
nun Der OF horses entered in each Of the cassee
aud the big attendance: To-day's events were
four running races Interest centred In the
one-mile heat contest, which was won by
Earnc after good squirt ON the stretch. Sum
mHries follow:
Four and one half furlOnRS-FlsIie b., 1Ib hrst;
porAh Lamar, 40. second ClarlssA. ITO, tn ri;
Victoria b.. los. fourth; Lady Australian, 30. hftu.
Six furlongS-EArno, Il5. hrst; Jsckene. Il2, sec.
ond; $, II Longhurst, 10, third Corncrib. 10.
Five furlonxa-A. b, Dade. no, nrst; Vengeance,
40, second; Cuba, IL, Ihirt Humning Bird. 100,
One mle-ELrue, ll5. hrst Frank Hough, liz,
second; Mills, ll2. third
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Y. NJ. c. =. Cannes.

The fourth set OF open games among the
member OF the various branches OF the Young
Mems Christian Associations of this city was
held at the ,rratt Point yesterday afternoon
Considering the condition OF the grounds the
mrry.
One-quarter Mile Run.- Time to Count-Tirst heat
won by ]. ". Gloss. Twunty.third street branch; T.
L. fIyte. Twenty thur street branch. sccond; A. r.
M ner New West = dc branch, thlrd. Time. 6yl.6
seconds. Second heat won by A. r. ULlK Harlem
branch, ]. Fred. Young Mems Institute. second; O.
r. McCAnlev Harlem branch. third. Time, 80 20
seconds. -
Putting the ! ? Pound shot-won by J. W. Cross.
TNentr third street branch. With 81 feet inches;
j. Fred Young Mru's Institute, second with Rs feet
I inches. A. UAlg, Harlem branch. third With IS
feet.
Rn9n.ng Hgh jump woa ~ d. j. Spcrling.
Young Mems tn'ttllr, aud j, w. Cross, fEtnty
IN Td stIert lrnuch. tied at feet 10 inches g. h,
Grimm. Young hcns Insutut third, with feet 4
inches,
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THIRD DIVISION
Rowing, Sailing and Swimming In Newark
Bay.

Rowing. Sailing and Swimming In Newark
Bay.
Over courses In Newark Bay, Of tho club
house al the foot OF West Thirty third
street. Bayonne the sixteenth annual rowing,
sailing and swimming regatta OF tho Newark
Bay Boat Club was held yesterday afternoon
There were eleven events and the sport
furnished diversion for a largo gathering OF
the families Identified It'll the fashiona BILE org an
ixation and their guests The rowing and swim
ming races were decided on the f,st- making
food tide, favoring oarsmen and G~lmmera
Summary follows:
Quarter mile rae for b aI.L In dtnshysIwon BY
seoend. and perwent iii and Clarence vreesnd.
dead heal for third place Time . minutes
rrsaaes bow Stroke BY
and Derv.nt Tin, eoxswsln. by two lengths. Time
So yard Tub racs-wOn by nys feet by Clarence
sss Ey5s ss s:s
ioI sculla
."S S nng: ny ..s sSh
Edward Bennett third Time minutes and IS
100 yard junior swimming Iaoe-wOn by ten feet
BY Irving Myers Chester yreelsnd second. Derwent
length BY EDWARD Bennett, bow james H. Seymour our.
minutes and ~ Is seconds.
io9y.Td senior SWIMMING TqssnWon BY Frederick
Till third. Time min utes and IA seconds
v Alking the Creased spar-won en- toss by
Charles Morse. who was tied with Frederick Vrce-
land.
minutes Tnd - seconds.
quartz NE swimmlsg rsce.-Won by thirty yards
iceland alstanced. Time minutes and so soc
ondI
on mile yacht rAce-Won by the catboat Jean
the only craft TO hnish Start: Sl6:OO finish
b:43:54; elapsed time 2:2o:I5. The other Compel
Ing yachts were the Louise, Grade. Trouble and
Mae,
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The Crescent Athletic Club defeated the
Staten leland Lacrqsee Club at the races Of the
noon at Livingston. Capt. Curry OF the @. A. q.
placed his junior team in the field against the
Islanders, The score was; Crescents, 5 goals !:
Moses did the hest work for the winners.
while Hickok. simpson and Sears we're con
spicuous for Staten Island TWenty-minute
halves were played In the nrst half Dolby.
Miller and Wall scored for the Brooklyn men,
while Hickok and L. Clark Tailed for the home
DeCassanova scored for Crescent and d.
Knight secured a goal for Staten Island,
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The Sidney Baseball Club. OF Brooklyn,
champion OF the amateur association for three
and would like to close with strong teams
allowing a reasonable guarantee. Address,
Eugene Gray. 100 LuquSer street, Brooklyn.
The Creme A. c. has a few. Saturdays and
Sundays OPEN also Labor Day. and would hk Q
TO arrange games with teams averaging be-
tween seventeen and nineteen years and Offer
ing u suitable guarantee out OF town teams
preferred. Address w. p. GrObert, So Garside
street. Newark, n ia
Mines representing the Seventh Street and
Eleventh Street Churches Of 81 ooklyn borough
occu.lcd ono OF the diamonds nj Prospect Park
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TennL IL Jersey CITY.

The omen tournament OF the JerSey CITY
I.awr Tennis Club began yc.toplay at the
courts Of the club In Highland avenue The
flraLs in the mems double were reached. the
winners turning up in d. h. PeLeT. JY.. and ,.
Zen who deieataA q. WAlkef and @. Hnssar.
Jr.. Jersey City Club. by O.. CD a.; II is eT;
pected TINT thu fnals in the mems angles viii
Mems G2qh:s, g!r;t Eonra sS an rs, ,2r sSii$
CIV CinS, 30, 81 IIn-~l ard wslksr, Jer.ey ctv
CLIP, d.f.Ated sfhensk .nd sehsnGA' JsT'S CITY
ABBY club defeated TsTrs and Ferris. Jersey Clt&
CiTb. 81, 20, Second Rcund; Hn.A SnS
j. II ieiIer. u. and =. ". Pcizer. dsfen'Sd oth
Ai Tip.i hsundLh X. Poiser. Jr. and F. W PsfDeR
dct,stsd q. W walker and G. hurA. ga. Cd,
Mems Observation-Disclosures Round g hcnck Dcet
saunIor, a. 90, sCudder beat Oil, b-s. Ole
First Rouud-F. W. PelaSr wa. q. WALKER 80
o-0i Hath bSat SchhneS -. Ga,
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AT ApELpHI YIELD.

E EtSsl,sy : G 81. ,,SiGGSS5Ss,s I
batteries Hanlon aud Mahsr; BisSopS and Wits.
AT LIVINGSTON.
e ese:se IA "a S G. Oh Sho SSS
phsS.sS .nS Calender and Alon' O. Ste
s%sG5n saS h..;.YY.c.s g SSSS 9-sSP
Batterios-Murrny and Cox; Fisher and Burke.
AT LINDEN.
E Ea.SlRs & s. A.o.9 sH--,f,ss
Bstteries-cransbrook and Hayes; CrorAn and Hig-
AT o3rENwron.
h hHS:sn M SIS 9SoS99t oo--iiss,4 J
AT rAnnrrowr.
hfs SrTss Tlii,..:...::a SdS9S5 $50 2
Battsres-Fisrro ana SLATER; Hartman and Ioeier.
Dove ho ''le':::S 81 5ii'iS
BN.sros-Faulhner and Connolly; stecher. Gao
F R5S1 L.ya.a: :::' ID $685. 70
Batteries-Brandt and Rogers; rull and Costello.
TnAvEs ISLAND.
Wdbridge A.A..o o o q II
N. Y. A. C......t o o 40 IS
Batteries McLAughln. D. Brown. Farmer and 4.
Brown Westeryot andJ. Dunno.
CELTIC PARK.
Ioyola.; .......2 . o-I1 10
St honica....A o Ill Is ,
Batterios-Fiolds. Deegan. Norris and Muliisan;
DAILY and Reddy.
AT cBoTorA PARK.
BronI. 80 o Q > 5 o o 0 Q :
Betterics-Nolan and Hersey, Brutsohe and Hnr-
bush
NEW YORK.
Empire $50 o o o o 1-8 8 .
Crown A. DO 2 o . 0 %
Observation-Disclosures and Smith; Lee. Muir and Pay.
At Van Cortland Park--New York Board Of Edu-
cation, .: Westerly A. O.. Q.
Al Newsrk-Star A. e. is: 81 Plant 0o.,B.
non. 10.
At Newton-9reenpoint A. c.. 81 Newton, 9.
At Borough Park-South Borough r. c.. 7: Borough
At Elizabeth xizabeth \. B. O.. 8, Orange F.
Al Neutown-Aierts. IS. Nevtown arays. 7.
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yesterday afternoon The battery Of the Sow
enth Street Church. was early put out Of the
played without a max. was struck over the
eye By foul tip. The pitcher, Charles. A.
Gruske, age .twenty-three. OF No. lbs East
ehoot. Surgeon Pinkham. OF the Homeopathic
Hospital, put the arm In splints and then took
{he Injured man to the hospital In an ambu-
lance
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BROOKLYNS WH1TEWASHED
1osroNs EASILY DISPOSE OF THEN
1FFoRE A GREAT CROWD.

superbas Unable TO do Anything with Pitcher
Wili,s-PhiiadeIphia Wins Close Game
from the Now Yorks and baltimore Beats
Washin gton-A Victory for Cleveland.
The Brooklyns were impressively white
washed by the Bostons yesterday and had
their lead reduced to 81 points The Phi'a-
delphias captured close game from the New
Works and the Baltimores had an easy time
with the washlngtons. Cleveland managed
10 win one OF two games Played In Pittsburg,
The result:
Boston, y; Brooklyn. o.
Philadelphia. I: New York ?.
baltimore, IL; Washington, l.
Pttt.burx. IL; Cleveland. First aame).
Cleveland, .; Pi;tsburv. 3 second Cameo.
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CrNrEr No. IcHEs, Aug. la.-Tho Moriches
Yacht Cults opcn iogat,n resulted in riot Org
for the homo club boats j. McAlecnan's
Dodo was first over the ten-mie course 10 2
hours 8 mi2utcs seconds, while J. ".
Masury'S Isolde was minrtrs ana ) seconds
later, with q +. Hulstead's Idlewid. third
Ten oi tho fourteen star lug completed the
course
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Eastern League.

At Worcester Syracuse, 2; Worcester, 8.
At sprinGnold-Aontreal. 4; Springfield. Q.
At acknowledgements. 4; Hartford, y.
At Providence-First game-The umpire put 90
many Rochester players out Of the game that they
Providence, 0 to o. Second game-Providenco. g;
Rochester, 2.
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BOSTON g. BROOKLYN. y.

BOSTON q: BROOKLYN, y.
Boston, Aug la.-Twelve thousand persons
ssw the Bostone defeat tho Brooklyns In the
first game Of the series to-day Willis had tile
visitors at his mercy ut all stages OF the game
while Roaring Bill" Kennedy was batted oil
over the field In the fourth inning, though he
stuck to the box until the seventh when he
was removed to make room for Yeager. The
latter was hit almost as hard as Kennedy but
ne had more lack. Mother team scored until
the fourth when Tenney led on with
q oorklng two bageer to right field.
Long followed with a single and Collins con-
trbuted o three Dagger over keeier's head.
There was considerable discussion over tho
latter hit Kelly said that by the ground rules
two bases on a hit into the crowd; and Collins
ded against him. Hickman, Stahl. Clarke and
even Willis singled in, rapid succession. and
I'VE big runs were chalked up against the
Brook lyns before the Bostons again took
the field. The homo team scored two In
the sixth on hits by Stahl, Lowe, Willis
second hit and one by Tenney. Two more wore
chiptsd of in the seventh on Casey's error. u
base on balls and Hickman's third hit. Dahlen
was the only visitor who could find Willis to
any extent. the ex-Chicaeoan making singles
10 left and centre field. Billy Keelsr played a
magnificent game In right and Tenney and
BIT Clarke eIcellsd for, the champions. Duty
Is still laid up with the rheumatism In the
right shoulder and Tenney 10 captaninG the
champions Kick man takes Duffy's place in
left. and il batting at $40 gait The score:
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FREEDMAN REFUGRD.
McGraw and Robinson offered to Him 8
as to Make New Yorks Strong.

McGraw and Robinson offered to Him SO
as TO Mako New Yorks Strong.
BOSTON. Aug. 19-In the course OF an inter-
view on the baseball situation Treasurer Abel
Of the Brooklyn Club said this afternoon: Il
don't know ns the public likes the idea Of one
set OF men owning two clubs. but In the case Of
Brooklyn and Baltimore the ownership Of
the latter club was forced on US. We didn't
want It and We don't want It. It 10 In the mar
ket to-day. but both tho franchise and the
players are worth double what they were be-
fore the season opened.
"A long time ago We went to Mr.. Freedman
Of the New York Club and offered to him the
release OF McGraw and Robinson. He told Us
that he would not give $40 for tho best ball
player in tho world. 30 we could do no more.
or course we did not have simple charity In
mind whom We made the offer. We had our
own axe to grind. We wanted 10 see tho Now
York Club built up so that IL would be rival
OF Brooklyn. and We wore figuring on the great
attendances there would be at the inter-eity
games. Mr.. Freedman would not cooperate. SO
Baltimore was thrown back on our hands and
we had to make the best OF it"
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BALTIMORE, IL; WASHINGTON. /


First base on errors-Baltimore 1; Washington. l.
teft on bases- baltimore o; Warrington, y. First
EoD: BY So Mercer on Asfsss s' ht
sShs,chard 1wo-base hits : McGraw. Crisnam.
Holmea, Brode. Sacrifice hit-Holmes. Stolen
6Ases-Modraw. Harris. Umpires-Manassau and
Hunt Time-2 hoan. AttendAncs-R.s5s.
PIrTsBURd. IL: CLEVELAND. 1-FIRsT GAME.
PITTsguRG, Aug. l9-Four su bstitute lnfleld-
ers W0rksd for Pittsburg In the two games
second contest was due to clean-cut batting BY
Suinn's men,, and not to the patches on Dono-
vans team. Lever was forced to retire at the
end OF the seventh inning. An error by Mo
Creery prevented Tannehill from scoring a
shut-out IN the first game. Score:
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TROTTIHG AND PACING.
Letah 3. Wins the Last Heat mt the Giens
Falls Meeting.

GLENs FALLS. Aug 19.-The unfinished 2:1a
trot to-day at the Grand Circuit meeting re-
suited as was expected. Letah g.. the Buffalo
n are won the pole yesterday and kept It to-
day. On the home stretch Jack D.. who had
been picked 70 win. tried hard to pass her. but
he only made tho finish close. This heat ended
the most successful meet ever held by the
Northern New YORK Trotting Horse Breeders
Association. summary:
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At 81 Paul-st. Paul. IL; Buffalo, 10.
AZ Observation-Disclosures. 2; indianapolis, 8.
AZ Minneapolis Minneapolis. 4; Grand Rapids. 8.
At Kansas Nty-Kausas City, 10; Detroit o.
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SYRACUSE. Aug 1a.-Belle Cannon won the
2:l9 pace yesterday. capturing two more heats
Driver Jones's disinclinatiOn 10 win was evi-
dent in the final heat He was fined 500. and
all pools and bets declared of. Narl won the
2:l3 pace In masterful style, and Coanor took
the free for all without much trouble. Sum.
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Connecticut state League.

At Waterbury. ]: Derby. 3.
At New Haven Bristol, 8; New Haven, o.
At Meriden-MerIden, u; Bridgeport. d.
AT New London-New London, 10; Norwich 0.
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CLEVELAND.


, stolen bases-Douoynn, schNver, QUINN McCar.
ny. Two base hits-schrivcr McCreery. Tsnnshill.
M hGes base hts-AoCarthy. Q Brien sseTtece hits
Creepy and Bowermani Tucker tunassisted). Struck
outIny TAnnahill 2, First base on bAlls-oh Tan
nehill J; on Hughey 4. Wild ptchea-Hughoy, 2.
hn by pit2hnr-Sullivan Beaumont. Passed ball
sngden: Umpires-Swartwood and Dryer, Atten-
dance 5000. Tme-1 hour and as minutes.
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Al Taunton-Newport. 4; Taunton 8.
At PortlAnd-First game-PortlAnd, 4; MAnchest
2. Second game-Msnohester. 8; Portland. ..
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ford. Conn. 175 yards, second; H. Mclean, Chelsea
ZOO yards. third. Tine minutes 10 seconds.

Wheelman Drury Makes New Record Mt
Montreal.
MONTREAL. Aug. 1a.-Jamos Drury. the fast
young Canadian wheelman. made n new REQ
ord at the Queens Park track this afternoon.
py doing the mile In minute and 81 seconds.
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Totals. J 0 40
Slated in place Of Doheny in the ninth inning.

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D. Left on esNPhiiadeiphia'4 Z; Now Yori. 10.
hire. base hitssF9ster. Two base hits- vaA Hal.
Mcfarland, Cross, Goeckel. Double play-Thomas
and Mcfarland; First base on blls-On Doheny. ];
on Frazer. 2. Struck out-By Doheny. 3; BY Fraaef,
2. Passed ball-McFarland. Wild pitches-Doheny,
,. Umpires-Lynch and Connolly. Time-1 hours
and minutes. AttendAnce-8. 900.
BALTIMORE. IL /: WASHINGTON. 1.
,. BALT!MppRE Aug l9..The oriolss had
both wild and Ineffective. while Nops had the
Washingtonians ot his mercy. Both Mc4ann
kicking. The score:
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Totals. 8 IL 27l5 q Totals. q IT
ebatted for Leeyer In the seyeHth Inning.

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cleveland '''..,.,....,...o o 2 Q O-S
Tt stolen bases Quinn. Dowd. Hcmphtl. sullivan,
TnnLhcAllister. sacrince hts-Beaumont Madison.
double PA! sullivan. Quinn aud Tucker, struck
out-ly L.eYcr: .. by kncIper q First base Oh
orsC.oh sparks, /; of knepper. l.. Hit by pitcher
-McCTterS Harley, Passed LAll-Mc Allistsr. I'm
pires-sNartwood aud Dwyer. Attendance-4 800.
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Atgohenectady- Schenectady, 4; Osueeo. Q.
Al Uuoa-Utioa, 7; Binghamton, Q.
At Albany-Aloany, .; Troy, Z.
Al Romo-Rome. IL; Cortland. o.
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