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Baseball Notes.

James Adams.-1t should be scored hit.
The New York club has decided not to sign
Pitcher Mcfarland.
The Brooklyns have won fourteen and lost
twelve games by one run.
Beckley was sick in bed yesterday and Woods
covered frst base for Cincinnati.
william Adamson.-1. TIE SUNS score was
correct. 2. He ID as good fielder.
League players who have batted against Car
rick say that he is one OF the brainiest twrlsrs
In the League.
The proposed winter trip to Cuba OF National
Manager Bancroft has not been aba ndope ed. az
party
o Ma N snd e XII s sd d
The Western division would be strengthened
The Brooklyps left at IL o'clock last night
for Boston. where they begin an important
series with the champions to-day; Han!on will
pitch: either Hughes or Kennedy both OF whom
President Ebbsts Rotifed Manager Bancroft Ban
II. on condition that he succeeds in securing
the St. George cricket grounds.
The Peter Tisch Association has organized a
fourteen years. Address Joseph Dolan. mana.
Twenty third street branch Y. M G. A..
Ban Reno and Mt. Vernon preferred. Address
Charles Leschmann. Jr.. manager, White
stone. n. Y.
The Mauier A. @. has labor day A. NJ. open.
and would like to play any first class team In
guarantee: also have Aug. ~ open for suita-
bic inducement. Address j. Kinzemann, 1348
Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn.
As the ChcaRos are not scheduled to play In
Washing ton. nor Twins players in Chicago.
the postponed game between those two teams
will probably not be played OF the thirteen
games between them, the WashinRtons won
nine. and scored sxty-hve runs against four
gos Six or less runs were made by the Chi
Cages In each game
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Cookers Horse Wins in England.
special Cab,s De,pateh 10 THE suy.

LONDON. Aug. 1S.-Richard Cookers Sweet
Chimes. ridden by L. Reifr. won the Oxton Sell
ling Plate OF 100 sovereigns for all ages. the
winner to be sold at auction for so sovereigns.
at the Nottingham meeting to-day. The dis.
tance was Ave furlongs. Lord William Beres-
fords Solano. ridden by Martin. and Mr.. De
Pledges Gold Paint ran dead heat for second
place. Nine horses ran.
The Welbeok Abbey Plate. a high weight
handicap OF 200 sovereigns. six furlongs. was
won by Lord Dunravens Inorganic. ridden by
Martin. Mr.. A. L. Duncan's London was Sec
ond and Mr.. ]. Cannon's Switch. third. Six
horses ran.
The Ruiford Abbey Plate Of 1oo sovereigns.
one mile. was won by Lord William Beresfords
hela H.. ridden by Martin. Old Windsor was
second and Organ Pilot third. Four horses
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Shelter island Cruise Ended.

SHELTER ISLAND. Aug. 1S.-The annual cruise
OF the Shelter Island Yacht Club came to a sue
cessful termination to-day. The members OF
the club are mainly New York and Brooklyn
residents who enjoy the summer at this place.
Led by the flagship EIdolon. Commodore James
d. Weir. the fleet sailed IN through Peconlc
Bay to South Jamesport. l.. l. where the fleet
was illuminated aud reception was rendered
at the MiRmoRue HOUSE. at which over three
the class tor sloops over forty feet was won by
Commodore Weir's Eidolon. +. NJ, bmith's
Marion won the prize for thirty foot sloops, and
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Fighting Carnival at Yonkers.

YoxKERs. Aug Reimbursement OF the
waverly A. q. was undecided whether to pull
off the last serias OF bouts last night. The at
tendance was small until about 80 O'clock
when the crowd began to file in rapidly. Two
bouts instead OF three were put on. The first
was between Tommy Shortell OF Mt Vernon
and Arthur Farrell Of Wakefield for ten rounds
at 140 pounds. Shortell fought very foul.
Referee McTiernRn stopped the affair In the
the tenth round and awarded the bout to
Shortell.
In the final bout stockings" Conroy OF Troy
met Soldier" Wilson Of Montana. Conroy
was much heavier. In the eighth round after
Wilson had gone down three timSSs and was
refused TO give a decision, causing great dis
satisfaction, Conroy should have been declared
the victor.
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Baseball Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Philadelphia at NeX York; Brooklyn at Boston,
Washington at BALTIMORE Cleveland at Pittsburg.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Toronto at Hartford. Montreal at Springfield,
Rochester at Providen nee, Syracuse at Worcester.
OTHER GAMES.
Staten Island c. c. VS.. EnElewood T. O., at Living
Bton.
yailaburu VS.. Woodside. at VAilsburg.
Irvington vs Springfield. at IryinGton.
State Hospital VS.. Bay Ridge A. C., at Morris Plains
Montcair A. Z. Vs. Rnickerbocker A. c.. ut Mont
clair
Crescent A. G. vs.. New York A. G.. at Bay Ridge.
Crawford A. g. va. South Orange F. g.. at Crawford
St, Aloysius Young Mems Society Of Newark vs. A.
Z. Business College, at Newark.
OritAni Y. G. VS.. haywood. at HAokensack.
westwood and Hillsdale I. @. VS.. aarnersVille, at
westwood
Erie vs. Cincinnati, at Erie.
Orange Athletes Va. Mountain &C, at Orange oval.
JeteTSons va Tremont vs. enoH. at CrotonA Park.
Bright A, G. vs.. L.elrohs, az Central Park
EtnA, y. q. va. CedarS, at Skelly grounds.
West Sides VS.. ResolutCs at West BERGEN.
Marions Va, Boonton. at Forth Amboy.
rutherford VA. Mispah A. c.. OF PRssaic, at Ruther
ford,
Snburbans vs. Bronx, at Crotona Park.
Metropolitans Va, Long Island A. C., at Midland
Beach
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At Detroit,

DETROIT. Aug. 1S.-Four favorites and two
well-played second choices won at Highland
Park to-day. The victory OF Flying Bess was
easy and popular. although lobe Payne car
ried lot OF money. Summary:
First Raoe-Seven- eighth mile-Damocles. 1oA
DuGan). 2 to 1, won; Denosthpnes, ~ [McQuade),
10 to !, second; Traveller, 107 tCorbley). to !.
third. Time. 1:2D
Second Race -Four and one-half furlonrs. maiden
two-y ear-olds-Aristo, 1u6 Forehand), to 1. won;
los BROWN. 20 TO /, third; Time, o;5o
Third Race-Three.fourths mile-Flying Bess, / 10
g. second Advance Guard, 20 SHAW. 9 to 1. third
Time. 1:13M.
Fourth Race Ono mile Guilder lob, tweher), 8
to ], won; Elm, 105 IMcQuGde). to g, second
Rubel % (Harshberger). 100 to I. third. Time.
l:42.
Fifth Race-one mile and a sixteenth-windward
81 Uan dry) 8 to 1. won; Ellsmere. No tMcQuade)
to /. sec ond; Percta V8 Forehand). to g, third
Time. 1:494.
Sixth Race-seven eighths OF q mile-Manzanita
103 Forehand), 2 to |, won' Charlotte M. lo1
SHAW, 3 to 8, second; Libation 100 Frost to
third. Time. 1.2b
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All the clubs competing for the cricket
cham pionship OF New York will have teams In
the field to day. The Maintains will play their
last match In the series OF tho Metropolitan
League at Prospect Park with Staten Island.
and as both teams are most anxious TO win. n
good contest Ia assured. TheNew Yorks will play
the Knickerbocker A.. q. Team p at Prospect
Park Newark will visit tho Knickerbockcrs
play IT, ,tterson Team b at Prospect Park
the Manhattan second eleven will play the
Paterson Team A at Paterson the Caribbeans
will inlay the team Of the \. 4. Majestic at Cen
trial Park. and Brooklyn will playth Montclair
A. c. at Prospect Park.
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EAsToN. Aug 18,-As soon as the fall term
opens at Lafayette College. the football squad
will be ordered to report for practice The
prospects for a good team are much brighter
than last year. All OF last years eleven will be
back in college except Captain Best and his
place at quarter will easily be filed for
there wore a number Of men who played the
only mem Der OF tho famous OG eleven who 70
still in college. He will play his old position
again
The schedule OF games follows:
Sept 80. Ursinus at Easton; Oct. 4. Villa Nova at
Easton oct. II, Princeton at Easton; Oct. II, Rut.
%, Naval Cadets at Annapolis; Nov. &. Lohigh 81
EAaton: Nov, II, Cornell It Ithaca; Nov, 49, Buck.
Nov. 80, State College at EAston-
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NORWICH, Aug. 1S.--At q special meeting OF
the National Croquet Association to- day 1t was
voted to change the name Of the association to
the National Rogue Association. The change
was made in the hope to dignity the game. the
old name OF 'croauet." in the opinion OF the
association. identifying It too much with the
back yard game. thereby creating publicly a
false impression OF the science attached to the
game as played by the association. The name
Is obtained by dropping the first and last letter
OF croIuet. The play tn me rning was spirited.
G. s. Williams OF Washington suffered his first
defeat. Prof. Jacobus. tho veteran. doing the
trick neatly The record.
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WORRIED BY CLEyELANDS.
RRooKLYyS DEFEAT THEM AGAIN,
RUT NAVE TO HUSTLE.

pc.,or. win Two Games from Louiavile
aud Regain Second Plnce-Two Lead
.r. Meet To-day mt the Hub-New Horka
Agn,n OutpIay the Reds Notes and Gossip
rbcro is stllI difference Of forty-two points
betrcen the Brooklyns and Bostons this morn
Inc unnlon's men won their fourth straight
goro from the Clcvelands Yesterday. while
,ho champions not only captured double-
beader from tho I.cuisvilles but also reRained
second place as the Philadelphias won and
lost with st. Louis. To-day the Brooklyns be-
din most important series OF three games at
poston. Even should they be defeated
IN all OF them. tho Superbas will 20
West stlll ahead. Hanlon's team is
nlaying fast ball again. and MS the
ntching corps has rounded into winning
shone once more tho Bostons may have their
troubles in the next few days The Baltimores
broke even yesterday on two games with the
Chicapos and lost an excellent chance 20 get
nearer the Quakcrs. The New Yorks took
their fourth straight ball from the Cincinnatis
and passed Louisville. The PittsburGs were
AGAIN successful a-anst the Washingtons
The results:
Brooklyn. I: Cleveland >.
New York 5; Cincinnau,+.
Boston, r Louisville. ?, First Gamc).
Boston. I; LOUISVILLE q. Second Camel.
St. Louis 2; Philadelphia. o First Game>.
Philadelphia. 3: st. Louis :. Second Cameo.
Chicago. IL: Baltimore IL First Game).
baltimore. 3; Chicago. 4 Second Camel
Plttsburg. .; Washington, 1.
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Odds and Ends Of Sports.

The Lawn Tennis tourn ament for the cham
pionship Of the Upper Hudson will be held on
~ and following days. The COMMITTEES In
charge looks for good sized entry list 10 both
Champion, I. ii. Thayer. will in oil probability
be present to defend his title,. He has had no
practice this summer. but II no can get into
good bid Tor his second leg on the cup He will
probably play in the doubles with G. q. Amber
OF New York. who holds the Green county
chAmpionship
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Jamaica Ray Yacht. IA. Bridgeport.

BRIDaEPoRT, Aug. 1S.-In an easterly rain
storm tho feet OF tho Jamaica Bay Yacht Club
came into port to-day, the larger craft being
materially handicapped by the lack OF steady
winds.
Tonight the Bridgeport YACHT Club Ia enter
tanning the visiting yachtsmen with q stag
vaudeville entertainment at the clubhouse at
Black Rock. The Jamaica tars will sail for
Morris Cove tomorrow. To-day was the first
time, unfavora6le weather has been encoun-
tered on the cruise.
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Totals. ....s 0 80 10 Totals. :. :,

swimming run made with one out.
81. Louis .............o o o o Ga
Philadelphia ........0 o y o o Ia
Sacrifice hits-Thomas Goeckel, Left on bases
philadelphia, 9; stLouis, 10. Struck out-By Bern
hard, /; by Sudhoh, !. Stolen bases-Thomas, Della
hanty, Criger. Double plays-wsllace and Shrek
engost. Gross and Mcfarland Bernhard and aoeckel.
First base on balls-of Sudhof. s: of Bernhard 3.
First base on crrors-st. Louis. 3. Wild pitches
Bernhard. Balk-Bernhard, UmpireB-Lynch and
Connolly. Time-2 hours and 10 minutes.
CHICAGO. 10: BALTIMORE. 12-FIRsT GAME
BALTIMORE. Aug. 1S.-The Chicago and
Orioles broke even In a double header to-day.
The first was batting matinee. in which the
with two men on bases, Keister sent the bali
to the centre field fence for three bases. win
ming the game. The score:
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W. f. Mitchell, whose energetic. manage
ment has placed football on a sound basis at
Coumbia College. has issued call for the
candidates OF the team to assemble at Mar
where preliminary toninR up and practice will
be INDUCED IN prior to the systematic coaching
which the team will undergo at Manhattan
Geld.
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Paramount whs.lmen to Disband.

The Paramount wheelmen. one OF the most
prominent organizations In south Brooklyn.
has decided to wind up it's affairs and 60 out OF
existence. Loss OF members Is the cause. A
new club will be organized from the mem bers
OF the old one under new name and title.
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BROOKLYN

Home run-Jones. Stolen bases-Keeler, Daily.
{it t t pase on errors.Brooklyn. 1: Cleveland. I.
s,rp.t pase on bails-of McJamss, d of Bates. Z.
bates. 2 Left on bases-Brooklyn. I: Cleveland. 8.
Triple play.Quinn, Tucker and Lockhead. Double
pnys-Lockhead. Quinn and Tucker; DAILY, Dahlen
Hna Js1nings' Wild pitches.McJames. ?. Umpires
minutes Attendance 900.
NEW YORK. 8; CINCINNATI, 4.
, The New Yorks played another fast game at
the POLO grounds yesterday and defeated the
Sincinnatis for the fourth consecutive time
Grady DID great work with the stick, twice
and In the seventh inning advanced the same
payer third by drive to right for two bases,
which Smith just missed. Grady also singled
W me third. but this hit was wasted All told
NIKE had percentage OF 1000 for the
Gay; There was every Indication that the Reds
Grady again came to the rescue. and stayen of
q sure rally after McPhee was hit By pitched
o9ll; Carriok sent Steinfeldt to fret on balls
,feltIs 6ounder hit McPhee. but Umpire Nc
Donald decided that the ball had first struck
MMF nPhsss mtt' and Therefore refused TO call
Of their famous kicks before allowing the game
to proceed, Hahn sent q vicious liner which
Graly dove down for, and caught close to the
ground and quickly running to third
aou6lGd up McPhee. This play saved the game
sixth inning whichl gave the New .Yorks two
runs with two out and Grady on third. Stein
isldt picked up Gleason's grounder and threw
the ball wild To first, 1t bounded between the
grand stand and the bleachers. and both Grady
s anu Gleason tailed. Hardesty replaced VII
Ing game brought in a hit which scored 0'Brien
N the seventh inning. The score:
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ON. 4; LOUISVILLE. 8-sEoosp GAME.

nuub WIN out.
boston. ....,........6 u o II
Louisville. o 2-6
.,Two-base hits-Tenney, Hickman. Hamilton. Hoy.
Wagner. Richie, Powers Clark. Three base hits
Tenney. Hickman. Home run--Leaoh. Sacrifice hit
Hickman. First base on balls-Of Sullivan, 4;
Boston. L; Louisville. l. Struck outBy Sullivan 1.
Double plays-Collins, Lowe and Tenpeyi Tenney
Woods. 1. Time hours and minutes. Umpires
Latham and Ganney. Attendance-8.ooo.
st. LOUIS. 8; PHILADELPHIA. O--FIRsT GAME.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 1S-Philadelpha broke
even with st. Louis this afternoon. In the
first game the visitors batted Plat out Of the
box In the fourth inning. whom they scored
second game was stubbornly contested, the
Phillies winning out In the tenth on two bases
on balls. a steal and single. Attendance. TO-
SOS, The scores.
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EsSi an sf Il '9 &. sSA ns sG' !ns
Tho


Two:baSe hits-stahl ~. thinner. Thresbaso hit
oiarss c,r mnms run ing sscftncs hits-LSrs
base on balls-oG Mectin. q OF Phillippi. g. First
baee on orrorB-Boston y. Struck out-By Meekin,
3; by Phillippi, s. Passed ball--Ciarke. Hit by
pitched ball--By Meekn, I. Time-2 hours and
Ance, 5000,
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ConnectIcat State League.

At Derby-New London. 10; Derby, e.
Al New Haven-WAterbury, o. New Hayen.
Al Norwich (nr.t eams,z.Bnstol, Ia Norwich, 8.
Second game-Bristol, 8; Norwich 8.
Al Brideeport IA rat Rams)-Mertden, OF Bridge
mort. o. Second gam e-Meriden, 8; Bridgeport. ..
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&c T.-Public alleys are as q rule in Easements,
underneath saloons. Jurmen's alleys, South Fast
corner OF Thirty second street and Fourth avenue
might answer your purpose.
Joe Arnold, formerly anchor Of the champion Al.
bion team was elected a member OF the Empire
bowling dub at meeting held on Monday night.
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Other Games.


uion .,,.........o o o o-8 9 8
BAttsrieG-white and Rodgers. Howard and Will
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At orcestsr-syrAcuss. ?; Worcester. 10.
Al Proytd o. Rochester, s.
Al Spring held-Montreal,t =; Springfield. ..
Al HArtford-Toronto. u Hartford, s.
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PITTsBuRa 2; WASHINGTON. /


First base by errors-WAshington, 2, Left on
bases-W Gshineton, I; Pittsburg. 5. First base on
Sparks 2 Sacrihoe hits-J L, o Brien, schryer (2j.
j. 8. o'Brien. Stolen bAses ;Atherton. Double
pitcher-Eiy. Umpires-o'DAy and Hint. Time
hour and 35 minutes
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At Northumberland, ?: Utica, 7.
Al acknowledgements 4; Troy, ..
Al RomS-Rome, IS; Binghamton, 8.
Al Albany-First EAme-AlbAny. 4; OaweHo, 2.
Second gAme-AlbAny, 81 Oswego.
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Harnes. Racers Wind Up at Port Jerv,..

PORT JERvIs. Aug. 1S.-The last day OF the
attended. the horses were closely matched. and
the talent in several instances were badly
hurt. Tho races throughout the three days
were full OF interest and the sport was excellent.
To-day Cute, the "Guideless Wonder" paced
mile In 2:OSA. Summary follows:
2:2a class. trotting; purse $3.50. diminished on
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st. LOUIS. 8; PHILADELPHIA. o-r1Rsr oAME

81. Louis ...............O o 2 o-S
Philadelphia. o o 90
TTo-oase hit-shilds. saorhce htt-YounR; Left
on Observation-Disclosures, 3; st. Louis q. Struck out,
HedTch; stolen bases-Thomas. ohilds Miller:
Double plays Chlds and Schreckengost, Burkett and
Schreckengost. First base on balls-Childs. Miller
First base on errors-Philadelphia. 1. Umpiros-
utes
PHI knEI puIA q. ct Iours o-sFcoND GAME
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Much Ado and Terrill 8. Win at Rigby
Park,

PORTLAND. Aug. l8-The stake meeting at
So rafK bo being sp wers
Rysdicf. a geldine from New York State was
heavily backed as q favorite in the 2: IL pace.
Terrill s.. Ramey Vermontsr. Much Ado.
an d-time campaignor, from Franklin Falls.
N. H.. won the trot. Confessor OF Hartford Ink
ing one heat. Summary follows:
2:!4 class, trotting; purse. $500
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iiadelphia Cricketers Win In Canada.
MONTREAL, Aug. 18.-The Belmont Cricket
team of Philadelphia. defeated the McGill team
yesterday by score of 146 to 90.
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rRorrINa AND PACING.
Lady OF The Manor Breaks the Pacing
Record For Mares,

.GLENs FALLS. Aug. 1S.-Those who were pres
emit at the Grand Circuit races to-day witness
ed the fastest mile ever paced BY mare.
Lady OF tho Manor covered q mile In 2:O4H.
lowering Lena Ne record one second. II
was in the POT pace. Ananias being the favor
lite at 25 to 30 for the field. The Forest
City stallion however, betrayed the confidence
St his bscksgs and pySSysSa his name gorthbl
beat, the heroine OF the day far In the rear;
In the second heat the Lady. sheldon and
but on the HON estreteh the daughter Of Nam
primo King left the others and won in record:
s s to ana WAS But on SsE @
heat that Sheldon lost the race to the Village
Earn Farm representative The Ieeord O. the iast
The IA trot had dozen starters. but had
their money by backing the, tavorlte., Lord
Vincent ysN bo who won in strHGhs heats
ebate in the first heat and dropping tho
flag on him for the same fault In the SECOND
lose the nrst heat tT and win WHIT the race e When
5 EEL Gn ne sS aEd he r nEsf'
fair wsy to disproye the second. Summaries:
sfs fos 81 fe Sffss zoe &C.
Jack ar Bro 's a isSox; s ssa
Poli.Td &iss sn Blk M. ssts
Excel. b. G., Demarest) ...................... 3632
Esparto Rex, b. B.. CMcDowelD. .............. 43e7
Pixie, blk m, (Johnson NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1904
Oakley e., Dudley. CATO
Intact CHI M, (McHenry).. 1855
HArtwell, Dr. T., TO- NeiN Observation-Disclosures. 67eS
Time-2:12a. 211h, 2:11A, 2:11A
2:oT class pacing; purse $4,000
Lady of the Manor, Oh. M, by Mambri-
no King-Prncess Chimes by Chimes
RS SssisF z sheldon iii = i,o';Ssj Az
Prince Albert, b. q. (Demarest). .....
Ananias, b. =. Snow. :
ERozen, b. q. (--l...................... D
Choral, b. m. walker. 4
Exploit or A. NfcCarthy), .,,,.,........ dis.
Time-2:o6h. 2:o4h, 2:0Bk. 2:11h, 2:osh.
2:l4 class. trotting; purse 81 ,6uo1
Lord Vincent. b. O.. by st. Vincent-Gold Lie
by Gold Leaf (Doble). Observation-Disclosures. 1
Charlie Herr. br. 8. (Keeley): ........"......1
Precision. oh. m. Lock wood.
Phoebe Childers b. m. tMcHenry). ...........
1mprovidence, b. m. tTiter).
Chanty. 8. q. DemaresD. ..................ll
Poteen, b. m. (Conkln9) .................... 40
Ruby b.. b. IN. Kinney.
RobertJ b. x. (walker). 10
Nancy King blk. m. Foote) ..................9 OH
Preston gr. Y. (Murphy) ..................10 dr..
Celibate, b. q. Cheney Observation-Disclosures. dis.
Time-2:lOA. 2:osh, 2:osA.
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BALTIMORE. 5; CHICAGO. 4-sEcoNp GAME.
Totals ....6 3 IL 10 i TOTALS
. Holmes hit by batted ball.

chicago ~. %
First base on errors-chicago. !. Left on bases.
Bsitmore q Shissso rs nc. o.s s, on oe Hav
/; by Callahan Q. Three.oase hits-wolverton. Keis
ter Two base hits-Connor. Brodie Sacrifice hit
Mauoon. Stolen bases-Everitt Keister Sheckard
a. Wolverton. Passed balls-Donohue. 2; Robin
son l. Umpire-Manassan and McGarr Time-1
hour and 40 minutes. Attendance-S,Ts5.
prTTsBuRa 2: WASHINGTON. /.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S.-Tbs Pirates won
pitchers battle to day. Donovans two safe hunts
paving the way for the victory. Pitcher Kid"
Carsey was released tonight BY Earl Wagner.
The score:
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.Connor hit by batted bali. s'Batted for McGinty
In the ninth inning.
Chicago ..."."."."..t 9osId o-Is
Baltimore. ............l o-l2
First base on errors- Chicago 3; Baltimore. I.
Left ON bases-Baltmore, 4; Chicago 9. First base
on balls-On Garvin 1: Oh Taylor. 8; of Nopa !; of
McGinity, !. Struck out By 0Arvin, J; by Taylor,
/; by Nopa. 1. Home run-Mcaraw. Three base
hits Demont; Wolyertop; Two base bits.cogan,
ties. stolen bases.Mertes: Ma9oon; Demont shect-
ard Crisham, McGrAw. Everitt, ChAnie (2), Green.
Double play, brodie and Crishain. HIT by pitcher
By Taylor. .. Passed ball-smith. Umpires-MSn-
assam and McGarr. Time-2.6o.
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New England League.
Al NeWport-N Newport. p; Taunton, o.
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Cincinnati, 10; New York. I. Three. base hitS-
S5SSS M rF. Ssss HIT
Hahn; J. STRUCK out-By oArIieE.. q by Hahn, o.
poupie Plays--AcPheS and Woods, Grady (unAA.
sisted, Hahn, oorcoran and Woods. Hit by pitch.
Sr-aePhee Wild pitch-CIrnck. Umpires-Ems-
AttendAnce-4Oo.
BOSTON. 3; LOUISVILLE. 2-FIRsT GAME.
BOSTON. Aug. 1S.-The champions braced up
%asa es{ A nii t2ok two games from Lo1lsyille;
batted we'll Pitcher Mike Sullivan formerly Of
s Nem YORK had trial In the second game and
scattered until the eiShth and ninth When
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Other events for to-day include. besides the
usual weekly handcaps md members' cons
tests. the final match in the. North Jersey
Shore League at tho Deal Golf Club. md the
second best ball foursomA between H. Z. Foler
and Anderson against Howard A. Colby and
Park. at the Essex County Club. The SECOND
speclal handicap. for cups presented by w q,
Poillon and j. TEMPLE Gwathmey, will be hold
at Long Beach, II Is open to al! U. 4. q. A.
players, at eighteen holes, medal play, to enter
at the first tee,