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nual cruise up the Sacramento River. The
flagship Pactolus Will probably be accom-
panied by e y. Walters sloop Embla. A.
r Wilson's yawl Pilgrim. II. Bridges
sloop Hope and perhaps also by Z. c. and
l.. F. Gales sloOp Secret and Vice Com
modore a. c. Lees sloop Surprise. r. l..
Eame's sloop Surf and c. A Tarnberg' $
yawl Vega formerly VeronaJ will sail To-
morrow into the uppe3 bay to witness the
FL Campo regatta. Toward the close of
July Commodore Allen NJ. Clay accom-
panied by r L. Eamss, proposes to cruise
to brakes Bay-a three or four days trip.
Captain E. c. Clarks yawl Gypsie has
recently returned from a weeks cruise
around the bay.
The Corinthians have long cruise
scheduled for the Fourth of July holidays.
starting on Saturday. July l, the fleet will
anchor. at DAlons Point. near Benicfa,
that night and will sail the next day
up to Su,Sun Or, the Sd the yachts will
make Vallejo. and on the 4th will return
to to, McNears Landing and .Tiburon The
tides are very favorab Bile for the cruise.
and most of the fleet will take it. At
McNears the yachts will join the annual
cruise. of the Pacific Interclub Yacht As
SoCiatiOn.
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THE MAIN TRAVELLED ROAD CLEARLY INDICATED,

The road to success is a difficult one
TO travel. While a few hundred men,
comparatively speaking, tread triumph
antly this muchsOught thoroughfare
it's entire length, thousands only get
fairly started; millions never find it.
To reach the end of this highway one
should be we'll prepared for the jour-
ney. An average allowance of intellect,
sometimes known as horse sense" is,
of course, necessary. Favorable cir
Cumstances also lend valuable assist
ance, while courage is Indispensable
This latter, however, is seldom pos
sessed without health and strength
Vast armies of men annually fall by
the wayside because they are tortured
and worried by weakness or disease.
Such men can ever find true and
valuable friends at the well-known and
reliable medical institution of Dr.
Meyers & Co. Reader, this may appeal
to you. Do not let Nervous Debility,
with all its attending horrors, dangers
and embarrassments get the upper
hand. If your vital power is waning
or gone, if you have unnatural losses,
drains, etc, confusion of ideas, pain in
the back, palpitation of the heart: or if
you are troubled with minded.
ness, loss of flesh, poor appetite sleep
lessness, droWsinesS after meals, BASH
fulness, dizziness and any other synp-
toms of which victims of indiscretions,
eXceSSeS, OVerWOrk, worry, etc, are
we'll aware, you should heed such warn
ings. They are Natures cry for medi-
cal assistance and will not permit of
delay. SMen who defy fate must suffer
the disastrous consequences which are
sure to follow. DR.. Meyers & Co mas
ter these troubles quickly and perma-
nently and also cure contagious all
ments of any name or nature, no mat
ter whether recently contracted or
chronic. They have become famous by
curing cases which were so complicated
that other physicians gave them up as
incurable.
Dr. Meyers & Co. make a speciality of
home cures. If you cannot call write
for private book, symptom blanks and
advice-all free.
DR. Meyers &. Co. are located at 7S1
Market ST., San Francisco, Cal; eleva-
tor entrance. These specialists never
publish testimonials except at the re-
quest or by the permission OF the pa
tient cured. All correspondence sacred
" confidential.
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FITZSIMMONS SAYS
HE WILL FIGHT AGAIN
Ex-Champion to Meet "Kid" Mccoy
for the Middleweight
Champion shin.

NEW YORK, June 23.-Ex- Champion
Bob Fitzsimmons says he will soon
fight again. In all likelihood his next
opponent will be kid" Mccoy. Dur
ing the past few days several offers
have been made by different clubs for
the match, the Colorado Athletic Club
being the principal bidder, with a purse
of $50, 900. Martin Julian is not inclined
to go so far West, for he thinks the
Coney Island Club will give more money
than the Denver organization is ready
to donate. FitzsimmOns says he would
rather box in the East, as he is anxious
to give the sports who lost money on
him when he fought Jeffries a chance
to get even. Julian said tonight:
Arrangements are under way to
bring about a fight between Mccoy and
Fitzsimmons to decide the middle
weight championship. l have received
assurances from the Coney Island
Sporting Club that that organization
will go as high as any other club and
the chances are that the mill will be
settled there some time in September -
Mccoy is now in Denver and has
been communicated with. He says he
is ready to fight "Lanky Bob and will
tackle him after his battle with Joe
Choynski, which is to be pulled off in
Denver on July 2S.
Julian said under no circumstances
would FitZsimmOns agree to meet Tom
Sharkey at the Lencx Athletic Club or
anywhere else. He declares both the
sailor and his manager have roasted"
Fitzsimmons all over the country, and
that FitZsimmonS will not give them a
chance to make money at his expense.
F'itzsimmons will make his first ap-
pearance in the ring since his defeat by
Jeffries at the Coney Island Club on
next Monday night. He will spar four
rounds with ''Yank" Kenny previous
to the twenty-five-rou go between
mysterious Billy Smith and Charlie
or
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ON THE TENNIS COURTS.

The California Tennis Club was the
scene of some good tennis during the
week. For the first time in many months
the Whitneys and the Hardys met on op-
posite sides of the ret. George Whitney,
the best that the local club can offer. and
Sumner Hardy, the present coast cham
pion played singles. Whitney literally
dragged Hardy over The ground. The first
set was 60 in Whtueys favor. When the
second set reached the stage of 80 in ia
vor of the local crack the men called it
off, and the Whitney brothers and the
Hardys then played doubles The Oak
landers were the vicrors in this march.
score GA Ga.
An English player with a reputation
strolled on to the courts during the week.
When he gave the lame of Lawford the
local men were ready to fall at his feet
He is not the great Lawford, however,
merely a cousin. George Whitney was Sc
lected to meet this visiting expert. One
set satisfied the California Club men that
Whitney is superior man with the
racket, for he defeated the Erglishrnan
Miss E. Chesebrough beat Miss R. Fos-
ter, 4-6. 10. So Misses Clark. Hall and
Foster were at San Rafael during the
week and played Il round robin there, di-
viding the honors.
mis- Association first announced the
which will be plaEed on the San
Rafael Sdr courts naGars on July gana l. large
and signified their intention TO enter the
lists Since that time there has been a
change in the condition of things which
unless they are remedied during the COM
ing week will produce tournament in
which there will be but few entries and
uninterestiEg contests.
The full list to date. and that covers
about all who will play. is as follows:
lameda-Murdock and HUNT: California
Harry Weih. Grant Smith, George Brad
shaw, DIR. Root Barclay Henley Merle
Johnson j. NJ. Cole: Oakland-Sam
Hardy. Earl Stone. Paul Selby. Dibert
and Brown; DR.. Phillips of Reno will he a
party in the tournament as in former
years George Whitney is as yet uude-
cided whether he will play or not If The
proper persuasion is brought to bear
Whitney will enter and contest Sam Har-
dy's right to the championship. The win
ner of the all-comers will have to meet
Sumner Hardy the present champion. If
George Whitney does not enter the Gun
will go to the Hardy family for a cer
taiDtV
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handball court at S5S Howard street. and
Mr. Sheehap, proprietor of the San Mateo
near future. The play will be commenced
at the San Mateo court one week from
next Sunday and will be continued at the
Howard-street court on the following
Sunday, alternating in this manner until
five games are played. The winner. who
must win three out of five, will have all
his expenses paid for himself and scorer
al the cost of the loser. The entries for
next Sunday at Ryan's are:
T. Foley and ]. Kirby VS.. NJ. Kirby and D.
Regan
and NJ. Mcdonald.
". H. sleberst and D. J. sheehan VS.. E. Nc
Donoush and E. Lynch.
A. Whiteman and ]. Glynn VS.. E. White and
+. Regli.
I: j. Collins and E. Curley VS.. J. White and
NJ. Mcguire.
E.. Maloney and ]. Riordan VS.. ]. Harlow
and E. Toy
M J. Kilgallon and R. Linehan VS.. A.
Hampton and T. F. Bonnet.
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upper cuts on the Acme mans nose start
ed the blood flowing
From then up TO he eighth the boys
set merry pace and were cheered by
their followers. Otis had great trouble
back. Every time Tye bored in he would
try left and right on the face. In the
ninth ii was give and Cake. Tye seemed
TO be enlivened by the shouts of his
friends and bored in i'll the hope of scor-
ing knockout After shaking hands in
the last round the boys stood in the cen
ter of the ring and pummeled each other
TO their hearts content.
At the conclusion of the round Neil de-
cIared OTIS the winner. The decision was
greeted with hOwls Of derisiOn from Tye's
hackers and with shouts of joy from Otis
followers. The majority of the spectators.
however, seemed satisfied with the ref
eree's judgment
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THE DOG FANCIERS,

The Pacific Mastin Club held its annual
meeting on Thursday last at the Phe-
Ian building, DR.. T. w. EVELYN In the
chalr. The secretary's report showed
that the club was making satisfactory
progress, and that much had been done TO
foster the interests of the breed One of
the members of the club has imported
from England a five months old dog
puppy out 'of the two leading prize win
ners of the year. This puppy is expected
70 develop into sensation and will un-
doubtedly do much to improve the mas
till strain on the coast.
The treasurer'S report was equally sat
lsfactory and showed Il comfortable bal
ance in the bank after paying for the
medals and trophies offered for competi-
ton at the recent show.
The following officers were elected FOR
the ensuing year: DR.. Fred w d'Evelyn.
Pre5jdeHt; {. A spreckels, vice president;
J.: r; norman OFT seGretaIyiEtreasurer; dI-
spreckels, Duncan '" S. M1rfayy Mhrfsyn' w Il i,
Dick and J: p. Norman. Seabury II.
Mastick Of New York was elected dele
gate to the American Kennel Club and
Drs. F. ". S. Katie and X. O. Steers were
appointed veterinary officers.
A vote of thanks was passed to the
American Mastiff Club for the latter's
liberality In offering its splendid trophies
for competition at the late show. 1t was
resolved to increase the value of tha
prizes to be offered at the next show and
place specials at all Pacific Coast shows
held under American Kennel Club rules
The Pacific advisory committee of the
American Kennel Club will hold meet
ing at the Occidental Hotel on Tuesday
next. Several appeals are on the dockets
for consideration.
The newly reorganiZed Pacific Foxter-
rier Club has opened sweepstake for de-
cision next year. Intending competitors
should send in their nominations of
bitches bred as soon as possible to j. b.
Martin, New City Hall.
Yhe noted Boston terrier, Oakside Bes
sic, has been bred to the Oakside ken
nels latest acquisition, Oakside fremont.
the nick" should be splendid specimens
of the breed.
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kennedy GETS
The DECISION
OVER RUHLIN
Outpoints The Big
Man From Ohio.
NEITHER BOXER DAMAGED
CALIFORNIAN TOO CLEVER FOR
HIS OPPONENT.
Was the Aggressor and Landed the
Cleanest Blows Throughout.
Otis Wins From Game
Charley Tye.
CALIFORNIAN TOO CLEVER FOR
HIS OPPONENT.

Joe Kennedy, looked upon by hi, friends
1@ big. eood-natured boy. was A dvxn the
decision over Gus Rubin in theirltwenty-
and bout before the Excelsior Club in
" .'d"aFd Pavilion last night. The
lHi"ah could not reach Kennedy effect
.e.f. and although he was in much bet
-.' .Tin ne was not able to break down
me a.-d. .rnlan's guard. Kennedy's most
.--'- give NloW was straight left. which
~ could not avoid nor set awav from,
IN ocal man kept this in play through
-- ana Ruhlin could not break ii down.
-t vas a constant menace and did The
most execution. Each time Kennedy led.
stopped, countered or jabbed with his left
-e naturally threw his body out of range
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CALIFORNIA WOMAN
MAY BE TENNIS QUEEN
Miss Marian Jones of Pasadena I'm
beaten in the Championship
Tournament

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 23.-To-
days play in the lawn tennis tournament
for the woman's championship of the
United States at Wissahickon Heights re-
suited as follows:
Singles : Semi-finals: Miss Maud
Banks, Philadelphia Cricket Club. de-
feated Mrs: c.. B. Neeley, Kenwood
Cricket Club Chicago, 6-3, 4-6. 6-l.
Miss Marian Jones of Pasadena, Cal.
defeated Mrs. ]. w. Craven, Kenwood
Cricket Club, Chicago, 6--1, 60.
Mixed doubles-Final: Miss E. J. Ras-
tall and A. L. Hoskins, Belmont
Cricket Club, Philadelphia, played Mrs.
j. w. Craven and ]. p. Gardener, Ken
wood Cricket Club. Chicago, 80,
Ga (unfinishedD.
The last game of the first round of con.
ISOLATION singles, part of which was
played yesterday, resulted;
Miss r; H. Lycett, Merton Cricket
Club. Philadelphia, defeated Miss
Helen Huey, Belmont Cricket Club,
Philadelphia, 6-2, 6-1
Semi-fnal consolation singles-Miss
f. J. Rastall, Philadelphia. defeated
Miss Ethel Steel, Philadelphia, 81,
7-5.
Miss D. II. Rastall, Philadelphia. de-
feated Miss h. j. Rastall, Belmont
Cricket Club, Philadelphia, Ga, 60
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defeated at Eastbourne by the handsome
margin of 172 runs, and on May 26 the
Australians, with a score of 267. defeated
Trumper scoring 50 runs for the winners.
On May 20 the Australians played against
oxford University at oxford and scored
3G3. The university team replied with a
playing splendid innings of 120. In their
second innings the Australians scored $50
runs for wickets. and the match was
drawn. In the match England versus
Australia at Nottingham the Australians
scored 252 in their first innings and the
home team 1913. c. p. Fry, the old captain
the highest scorer. In the second innings
of the Australians one wicket fell for SO
runs. The Australian bowling is very diff
fcult and their batting sound and sure.
but the team does not make runs rap
idly
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TO WED AT BRUSSELS.
Faust Moncheur Will Marry
DAUGHTER of Colonel Capehart.

Special Gable to The Gail and the New York
Herald. Copyrighted 1899, by James Cor
don Bennett.
BRUSSELS. June 23.-Faust Moncheur,
a native of San Francisco and Miss Clyve
Capehart, daughter of Colonel Capehart
of the First Virginia Cavalry Volunteers
are TO be married at Ten Noodle, one of
the principal suburbs of the Belgian capt.
tai tomorrow.
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The Newark Nearing VALPARAISO.

Special Gable to The Call and the New York
Herald. Copyrighted, 1899 by James Cor
don Bennett
VALPARAISO, June 23.-The cruiser
Newark left Ancud on Wednesday after
noon after coalng. 1t is expected at this
port tomorrow. a strong northerly gale
ana heavy rain prevailed to-day. The city
is inundated and much damage done
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Railway Excursion Tomorrow.

The railway men are looking forward
with much pleasure to their coming ex-
cursion and picnic at Sunset Park to-
morrow. and it is needless to saw that
they propose to give their friends the best
kind of a time. The boat will leave the
ferry at 8:45 o'clock a. m. and returning
will leave Sunset Park at $50 o'clock In
the afternoon. Tickets are good for in
termediate points on both the broad ard
narroW-gauge roads.
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Her r over Gone to Mexico.

May Wilson, young woman living al
402 Golden Gate avenue, was taken to the
Receiving Hospital early yesterday morn
ing because her friends thought she had
taken poison, as her lover. Ben Bosuui
had gone to Mexico. DR.. Tormey exam
ined her. but could find no traces of poi
son, and diagnosed the case as one OF
hysteria. She was able to leave the hos
pita a few hours later.
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Alden Brothers. Beaten.

LONDON, June 23.-In the lawn-tennis
championship games at Wimbledon to-
day Hobart and Nesbt defeated the AL
den brothers in the second round of the
doubles, three sets to love.
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Working for Commercial Treaty.

Special Cable to The Call and the New York
Herald. Copyrighted, 1899. by James Cor
don Bennett.
BUENOS AYRES, June 23.-United
States Minister Buchanan continues ne.
gotiations for a commercial treaty be-
tween the United States and Argentina.
He hopes it will be concluded in time for
his journey to the United States, which
he will undertake on July Z.
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Leon and Forbes Draw.

ST. LOUIS. Mo, June 23.-The battle
tonight for the so-called bantam weight
championship of the world between Cas-
par Leon of New York and Clarence
Forbes of Chicago. before the West End
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Fast Journey Awheel.

WOODLAND, June 23.-Professors Ar
thur and Sidney Elston of Berkeley ar
rived in Woodland on Thursday night at
II o'clock having made the distance on
their wheels in eight hours of actual run
ming time.
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Athletic Club, resulted in a draw. The
boys fought twelve fast rounds, but
neither was able to secure a decided ad-
vantage
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CHICAGO. June 23.-Weather at Haw-
thnrne fair: track fast. Results:

CHICAGO, june Z5.-N tatneT at HdW-
thorne fair; track fast. Results:
one nile-Tulane won, Title second Defender
II third Time. 1:i2l2.
Five furiongs. selling-In Debt won, Mitten
second. AZuz third Time, 1:01k.
one mile-Tenby won. Serrano second, Afa-
mazda third Time, 1891.
Henry I,aunt second Wood Ranger third
Time Az.
Seven furlongs, selling-Pat Garrett won,
IRA. Antiquary finished first, but was dis
qualified.
Mile and a sixteenth. sellinE-Uarda won, The
Winner second Possum third Time 1:4G74.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUCCESS.

Advice to Men Who Are Ambitious to Succeed
in Business. Po'itics, War or
Social Life
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SLOAN TO RIDE
To THE END OF
THE SEASON
False Rumors of His
Retirement.
TALKS OF ASCOT INCIDENT
WAITER WAS DETERMINED TO
CAUSE TROUBLE.
Deliberately Upset the Table at Which
the Jockey Sat and Was
Knocked Down for His
Pains.

Special Cable to The Call and the New York
Herald. Copyrighted, 1879, by James Cor
don Bennett
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Farrell Cmpires-Gaffney and Manassau.
CINCINNATI. June 2S-The Reds drove Kit
son off the slab in the fourth inning when they
scored enough runs to win Hall who followed
did well, but the Orioles found Hahn a puzzle
after the third inning. Attendance, zoos. Score:
Clubs r H T
Slncihnau .........................S 13
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ST. LOUIS, June 23.-The track at the
fair grounds was lightning fast to-day.
Results:

six furlongs. sering-mAunt Mary, won. Gas
Five furlongs for two-yearod hllies-Elbe
won. Bit of Fashion second, Alice Turner third.
Mile ana a sixteenth. selling -Gotobed won
Colonel Cassidy second, Forbush third. Time
1:49la.
six and a half furlongs. handicap-Lovng
Cup won, Fireside second, Alleviate third
Time, 1:2214.
Yer Set second, imp. King Gold third. Time,
1:1514.
Five furlongs. maiden two-year- -olds-John
Halsey won, Dinornis second, Silent Friend
thirl Time, 1:03.
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JOCKEY HARRIS INJURED.
Belzara and True Light Fall in a
Race at Iatonia.

CINCINNATI. June 23.-In the two
mile race at Latonia to-day Belzara and
True Light fell at the head of the stretch.
W. Harris, Belzara's rider. was badly
hurt while Landry, who rode True Light,
escaped injury. True Light will not be
fit TO race again. Weather pleasant;
track fast. Results:
six furlongs selling-Jessie Jarboe won,
Norma Taylor second, Terrene third. Time.
115]2.
Five furlongs-Lady Elite wen. Villa sec
ond Nettie Regent third. Time, 1902.
one mile. sellng-Dutch Comedian won.
Trimmer second. Violet Parsons third. Time,
l:il.
six furongs. selling-Rotha won. Periwig
second. Bertha Neil third. Time. 1:14a+.
Two miles. selling Barton wOr, Prosecutor
second, Jacques third. Time. 3:Sl
Five furlongs-Ktns Delis won Dissolute
second, Bodd third. Time, l;Q224.
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Sunday Handball Games.

A game on friendly basis between Phil
Ryan. proprietor of the San Francisco
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ORPHANS GIVE THE
SUPERBAS A CHECK
Callahan's Wildness Alone Saves the
Eastern Aggregation From a
Shut-Out
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

CHICAGO, June 23.-BrookIyn and Chica go
met lor the first game to-day and the leaders
were defeated in close game. But for Gala
nan wildness the Superbas would have been
smut out, both of their runs being gifts Dahlen
received a warm welcome and was presented
with hne diamond. pair OF diamond buttons
ana ana several elegant floral pieces. Attendance,
600. Score:
Clubs r II E
D'ONNlSH
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Batteries-Bates and Schrecengorst; Doheny
and Warner. Umpires-Smith and Andrews.
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Batteries-Hahn and Peitz; Kitson. Hill and
ltobinson. Cmpres-O' Day and McGarr
LOUISVILLE, June 23.-The Senators were
defeated to-day in an interesting game, both
pitchers being given good support While
Louisville punched hits on Mercer Bowling
kept his hits well scattered. George Decker,
late OF Louisville, was signed by Manager Irwin
Ing sold to the Providence r. l. club. Score
Clubs II
Louisville ............,....... II z
" f'aSA!IIS bOH .................... 10
Batteries-Dowling and Powers; Mercer and
Butler Umpires-SwartwOod and Warner.
PITTsBURG, June 23-Pittsburg could not
hit and Boston could. O'Brien was put out of
the game for talking back to Connolly In the
sixth inning, with Duffy third. Frisbee had
two strikes when he relieved by Stafford
who made nice hit, scoring Duffy. Attend
ance, 1900. Score:
Clubs p II L
Pd.tau Pd.tSpuIS ''''''''''''....'''''.....
boston --'.'.'-.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. y 3
Batteries-Tannehill and Bowerman; Lewis
and Bergen. Umpires-Lynch and Connolly.
ST. LOUIS, June 23-The hard-hitting Quak-
ers gave exhibition of their sugging ability
to-day and had no, trouble winning Lajoie
Flick and Lauder hammered Powell all over
the lot Lave Cross was the only Perfecto who
could touch Piatt. Attendance, 23co. Score:
Clubs R H
St- LOUIS. '''.'.,'..............
Philadelphia Observation-Disclosures. IA 0
Batteries-Powel and Criger; Piatt and
Douglass. Umpires-Emslie and Mcdonald.
CLEVELAND June 23.-Bates was wild to-
day and the New York Club had but little
trouble with him. The Misfts played a tribe
better than usual. but could not play good
enough 10 win. Attendance, 100. Score:
Clubs r H E.
Cleveland ..........................s 5 2
!
Batteries-Bates and Schrecengorst: Doheny
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Batteries-Hahn- and Peitz; Kitson. Hill al
Robinson. Lmpires-O' Day and NcCiarr
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CLEVELAND June 23.-Bates was wild to-
day and the New York Club had but little
trouble with him. The Misfts played a tribe
better than usual. but could not play good
enough 70 win. Attendance. 100. Score:
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misunderstanding and Powers; Mercer and
Butler. Umpires-Swartwood and Warner