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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
SAVANNAH CORINTHIAN RACES.
nn,ror,,rxrs FOR THE rNrERcLuB CONTESTS
WITH THE PHILADELPHIA ORGANIZATIONS


An interclub match series will be sailed oeeNeen
,he seawanhaka Cornthan Yacht Cluo OF o!s".
Bav AID the Philadelphia Corinthan 1aen' 49,
on Monday August g. and on the other days OF ,no
same week The following Regatta commute
will have charge OF the races Cnares W.
more chairman; Walter c. Kerr, CLINTON II N'""e'
Johnston De Forest and Charles a. sherln""'
secretary. III, =.
Tho PHILADELPHIA Cornthian Yacht Club VIII DO
represeuted by not less taan three nor more mn
five knockabouts For the purpose OF se'e'"'e
corresponding number OF knockabouts TO represent
the seawanhaka club trial races are Doing ne.u
The second Of these Will take place on AusuS. "
II will be open TO all knockabouts OF tn7
wanhaka class belonging to the CLUB. FOR '"e u.s.
third and fifth match races the toHo"."s 'o -
will be sailed: From the starting line three n'''es
TO wlndward or leeward. leaving the mS'n 0Oa'
on the starboard hand. thence returning anu r,
ing tho stakeboat on the starboard hand' IL.
course Is to be sailed twice over distance y.
twelve nautical miles For the secohu "a' -,
and tho second and fourth match races tue ~
lowing course will be sailed From inc S 'a'
line northwest by north two miles 10 anu Ho-"s s
Mark Boat No. T. keeping II on the s'arOoa
hand: thence cas-. one-haf north TWO mics " a-N
around Mark Boat No. 2. keeping II on 'ne s'"
hoard hand; thence south southwest two hi'es "
and around the stakeboat, keeping IL on u'c s'"
board hand. Course TO be sailed twice over -,
Of twelve nautical miles. The system OF seos"'s
in the match with the Corinthian fa'h' ~ a.
Philadelphia will he the same as that eHp'os'D
last seasons match and consists In crednhs ea'
yacht with a number of points equal 10 '"e "1
Der of boats In the rival squadron that she aeiea
Thu race for the Robert Centre Memorial P'iN.
will be sailed on Saturday. september i"o ,
will be zone gun start across hne oe'" -,
the committee steamer and stakeboat' inc NV
ert Centre Memorial prizes. two In numOe'' o.
this year offered In the S6-foot class OF s'oop'
25-foot knocka bouts owned by members OF inc ''S
The course will he from the starting line ho''"
west by north two miles to and around Marx DOa.
No l. keeping 1t the starboard hand' 'n."
east one half north two miles to and around "a'n
Boat No. g keeping It on the starooaru " -
thence south southwest two miles TO ana aiou
the stakeboat. keeping 1t on the siarooa'u - -,
Course to be sailed over twice a distance Oh we
nautical miles Entries must be In wriung ,, s
filed with the secretary OF the Race C0uinIn.rss
Charles A. Sherman, at the Oyster bay ~ In'cock
or with any member or the committee ~ -
noon August 81.
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GENEsEE DAMAGED BY A sQUALL.

Toronto Aug. 10 (SpeciaD-Mr. Dryer So
Yacht that arrived of the Royal Canadian 'ae"s s
club last night passed the challenger Genese'
about half way across the lake being to"oo '.
the Chicago steam yacht Pathfinder. Wheh SON.
distance out from Rochester. the Genesee We.
struck by a squa spd had her port shroua .a
red away. She is expected TO arrive mere 49, w"
the Pathfinder early tomorrow mornlns, ~.
o'clock on Wednesday she was Launched VI, a..
Rochester Yacht Club. after having her unueioos,
prepared for the race. and Skipper DAVIS anu .a
balance OF the crew then rugged the boat ana W." xr
the new mansail made by Wilson slsoy' . -
Hanley. her designer and builder, careiu'v -,
amned the boat preparatory to her settihS ~
for the voyage to Toronto. Mr.. Hanley camse and
Boston to watch his creation TIL the nnlsnn, n
he will come to Toronto with the crew. wnS"
to arrive omorroM
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rt,1RD RACE-For -year-olds and upward allow
1900 nnn and one slxteenth miles.
cRoKER's HORSE WINS AGAIN.
THE ROBIN HOOD PLATE AT NOTTINGHAM CAPT
URED BY SALIVA.

London. Aug 1a--At the second day OF the Not
tineham Summer Meeting. to-day, the Lenton FRS
Selling Plate was by "Skeets' Martin the
American Jockey, on Lord William Beresfords
Solano This is a high weight handicap OF IW
sovereisns, for three-year-ods ana upward tne
winner TO he sold auction for 80 sovereigns'
Twolve horses ran six furlongs straight +. Lyn-
hams Begely was second and r. Botterells
Hartsholm third.
The Robin Hood Plate was won by Richard
crokers salina with l.. Ren up: Martin WAS Was
race is of los sovereigns. for the sec
nnd n save entrance out OF the plate. Nine horses
pan ram Ave f,ir1ngs straight f. Mellys Neduta was
third
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EASTERN PLAYERS TO 90 WEST.

Newport r. l.. Aug. 10 tspeciaD-The champion
shin lawn tennis tournament here Will not end tho
lawn tennis season among tho cracks this season.
ne IT generally does for plans have just been COM
Melted FOR a series Of intersectional matches TO
take place I'm California during the first three weeks
in September Champion whitman. Dwight Davis
1IoIcomb Ward and Reals Wright will start for tho
West next Wednesday. where they VIII meet a
team of Pacific Coast experts In series OF Invita-
ton tournaments
They also expect TO enter the Coast championship
meeting for doubles, which is scheduled for the
week Of September T. The first tournament VIII
take place at the Hotel Del Monte courts. at
Monterey Cal. and tho second probably at the
California Athletic Club courts. In San FRANCISCO.
The Pacific team will be made up OF the two
Hardy brothers and the two Whitney brothers,
with Driscoll as a substitute In case any OF the
other four are unable to play. Driscoll was IN the
East several years ago and showed excellent FORM,
but he and the Hardys and the Whitneys are not
thought TO he nearly as strong AS the basieIn
cracks who will GO out there to meet them. mo
Fasteners therefore expect TO win In the west
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Otto Hockmeyer won the championship oi t"e
Harbor Hill Golf Club OF Staten Island, yesterday
nv defeating George +. Armstrong by up and TO
play Hockmeyer received the challenge cup oy
default. as Carl Gordon. Its former holder. was 100
III 10 appear The cup Is to 20 outright TO the
player first winning 1t twice, and as Armstrong
already has one victory to his credit. the Harpor
Hill men are congratulating themselves that new
one will not be necessary for another year at least
Hockmeyer opened by taking the first two holes IN
quick succession; the third was halved. and then
Hockmeyer ran three straight. making him D up
at the sixth Armstrong took the next three In 4
each leaving the score up against him on the
turn Tho tenth was haved In a mediocre 6. and
then by a combination of good driving. approach
ing and putting Hockmeyer won the eleventh at
4 to 6 Following II with the twelfth at to s. max
ing him up, Armstrong made short rally on
the next which he won In A good 3. but Hockmeyer
got the fourteenth. and the fifteenth was halved
tho match ended In Hockmeyer's favor, up and
10 play The cards
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BRIGHTON BEACH, STAKE RACES.

A circular giving the conditions and the ume
for closing Of some valuable stake races OF the
Brighton Beach Racing Association has been re-
ceived at this Office from Z. NJ. Croft. the racing
secretary of the association The following stakes
will close next Tuesday: For two-year-olds to
be run next year)-The Brighton Junior, OF $1,000;
the Neptune of 1900, and the Venus, OF So,0p;
for diles For three-year- olds ito be run In 1001l
The brighton Derby, of $4,000; the Iroauois, OF
az 900 and the Brighton oaks of $500; for Niles
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The Richmond County Country Club scored an
other victory in the series Of matches FOR the
Staten Island championship yesterday by defeaths
the Staten Island Cricket Clubs team by score
NJ IL 70 The match was played on the Rich
mond County links the home team being headed
by j. r. Chadwick and the visitors by Dr. Bur
dett OConnor Albert F.. Paterson created some
surprise by taking four holes from Louis Living ing
sion ir who is regarded one Of the best men
on staten Island. while DR.. OConnor VINO was
considered sure OF winning from his man was
ey-champion OF the United states. won the only
polnts for the cricket club side by taking wei
pporred victory over J. A. Morton. the final score
being 4 up IN his favor. Park and stout havea
their match as did also Armstrong ana Lowrey'
The summary follows:
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TArnNfN
TIE IN THE NORTH JERSEY SHORE LEAGUE

Long Branch. n j.. Aug i9-rhe final contest
for the golf championship of the North Jersey
Shore League and handsome silver trophy. be-
tween the Deal Golf Club and the Norwood Park
Country club team, at Deal. resulted In an In
terestng match this afternoon When the teams
met to-day, the Norwood Club in the championship
series had a clean score. while its opponent had
only one loss to it's credit. The Norwood players
were cautious but the champions did not play with
their usual vim and brilllancy. and, after a most
exciting but sided, contest lost the most i'm
portant game Of the championship series by
score Of q down. The largest company OF golf
enthusiasts that had seen contest on the Deal
golf links fingered about the grounds despite the
disagreeable weather until the result was no
longer in doubt Deals victory to-day over the
Norwood ties the two teams for championship
honors. The tie will be played of neutral
grounds. The standing OF the four teams In the
CUE IA follows:
Won. Lost
Norwood Park ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
,
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BALTIMORE. II: WASHINGTON. I.

baltimore. Aug. l9-The Orioles won to-day's
game from the Senators In the fifth inning, when
MERGERS witness. combined with several long
hits resulted in eight runs Mccain and Padden
were put out Of the grounds In the first inning Tor
excessive kicking Nops reversed his form of yes
terday when Chicago knocked him out of the
box Attendance, 2,353 The score follows:
r. H. f.
baltimore .........1 o o o x-it 13 I
Washington .......1 . o.
Batteres-Mercer and Duncan; Nofs and Robinson
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ORANGE ATHLETICS vIcToRs AGAIN.

Orange ~ T.. Aug 19.-The Mountain Athletic
c,ub Of F1eischmann In the Catskils played the
return game with the Orange Athletics on the
Orange Oval to-day and was defeated for the third
time The . .
Orange Athletics. I %
Batteries-IAwson and o'Neil; Coakey and Nye. I'm
pre-Walker.
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THE uOMRrrRG TOURNAMENT.

Hofnburg Aug. I0.-There was another brilliant
assemblage at the lawn tennis games here to-
day. In the competition for the Homourg Cup
final w. V. Doherty beat Clarence Hobart. the
American player three sets to two. after eK-
citing match In which Hobart, though the loser,
was seen 10 great advantage.
In the mems doubles semi-nnals. II. r. Doherty
and IL l.. Doherty beat Gore and Howard. and
Hobart and E. Black beat s. Draper and w. r..
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THE CROOUET CHAMPIONS.

Norwich. Conn. Aug l9.-The annual croluet
tournament OF the National Croquet Association.
which has been In progress here during the greater
part OF the week. was finished this afternoon.
The tournament has been OF the most sue
cessful ever conducted by the association. the
players having enjoyed pleasant weather and the
best OF conditions otherwise The first prize in
the nrst division went 20 C. O. Williams. OF Wash
irgton. d. c.. and Sackett Duryea. also Of WASH
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SOLD.

Lexington, Ky, Aug. 19.-Applegate & McMeekn
in this county have sold TO the Fasg- Upton Com
pany Now-York, the brood mares Belle Blase
and Workmate for export. Belle Baise IL by St.
Blaise dam Belle M, by saunterer. and Work
mate is by Buwark, dam Longmate, by Long
fellow The former is the dam or Bannockburn
and the latter the dem Of Ben Elder.
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1,RoTTINo-C.I.Ass 2i8-PTRsE $1,000 Finish)
STAR POINTERS FAST WORK.

Hartford. Conn. Aug. l0.-S;ar Pointer reeled
off two fast miles ir his practice at Charter Oak
Park to-day. one being in 2:03% and the other IN
2:05, accompanied by runner. The big racer
will endeavor to lower his mark at Charter Oak
Park n week from next Thursday.
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SHOOTING AT CREEDMOOR

Creedmoor, Long Island. Aug. le-The third
supplementary practice day Of the season here
to-day brought out large attendance. The shoot
ing for the marksman and sharpshooter's
decoration. at 100 200 and 300 yards for marks
men and 800 and 900 yards for sharpshooters. The
conditions for shooting excellent
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TEN EYcK WINS AT ST. ANDREWS.

J. C. Ten Eyck won the members handicap Mt
the ST. Andrews Golf Club yesterday. with j. Q.
A. Johnson second and H. r. Mckenzie third.
There were about fifteen competitors most OF
whom withdrew before completing the full course.
The scores OF the three leaders were:
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LIGHT HARNESS RACING.

GRAND CIRCUIT MEET AT GLENs FALLS
ENDED-LETAH s. THE WINNER.
Glens Falls, N. Y. Aug. l9.-The closing event OF
the Grand Circuit races was the unfinished 219
trot, which was run of to-day. Letah g. selling
at even money against tho field. won handy In
the first heat trotted, she having two heats to her
credit when darkness postponed the finish last
night This closed the most successful meet OF
any ever held here. The weather was perfect, and
the track fast throughout. summary:
rporrINo-cIAss 2is-PURsE $500. F'nlshJ
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advanced another round the SURVIVORS being n
r.. Brooks. F. l.. EIdridge and L. b. Churchill The
results were
EDWIN GOLD CUP

1 up; II. 8 Brooks. Jr. beat J. w Burge. up To-
70 play: L. Eldiidss beat r. D. dayiy ap to T pay
= =. Jafrsy beat G. E. MURPHY, " 3 70 play: Howard
w stiles. ~; l.. r. Churchi beat Theodore Mack. 8
UP, 10 play.
First round--Rrooks beat Barnes up Eldrldgs beat
Chrysii- M. Page beat Janray up Churchill beat
shefreld up.
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EQUINOX CLUB WINS.

Manchester. We Aug 10 (speciaD.-The Equinox
Golf Club won the Green Mountsn Golf Associa-
ton match Wiliamstowr against the Taeonic
Golf Club. This makes four straight matches for
the Equinox Club. and gives them the silver CUP
for this season. The score:
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inston. won the second prize In the second dlyi;
"sn Paul Peek Of Washington nj. p w 81 fsrfsa
Del The second In the third division. II Waniy,
Of Washington and II Congaon OF Norwich' lie, msd
Tor nrst place Wahly could not remain 70 pay
of the tic so first honors were awarded to cong
don and second to Wahly.
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RROOkI,YN.

Earned rtin.-poston. 5. Two base hs-Kennedy; Ten
nov Three base hits-Hickman. Collins. stolen base
Long Double pays-Tenney. Long and Tenney Lowe Lowe
and Tenney First base balls-By Willis. " by hei-
nedv f. by Yeager. /. Struck out--By Willie :; ny
Kennedy /. Tme-2i9. t'mpIres-Emslle and Nc
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CLASS A
HANDICAP ON THE CRESCENT LINKS

In the general handicap at the links OF the
Crescent Athletic Club yesterday Charles Adams
was the winner with net score OF 81. Adams also
had the credit OF turning in the best gross card
OF s.. The summary
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Tho philadelphia baseball team, At the foio
Grounds yesterday put a stop to tho Newt o,h
teams winning streak. The local players MI '"e
hail harder than the visitors but they could not
bunch their hits. They were also hannicappeu ny
tho absence Of Doyle and Davis. The score
WV IIIfI A
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posToN wurTEwAsHED BROOKLYN

Boston. Aug I9.-Boston blanked Brooklyn In
shsrp fielding game today Wililss pitching was
superb while Kennedy n mark for Boston
after the third inning Hickmans batting and the
0cldIng of Collins Lowe and Tenney were features
Ycager replaced Kennedy In the seventh. Attend
ance aO10 The follows:
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DOJrR1,E HEADER AT PITTSBURG.

rsttsburg Aug. 19-It was an even split. In
the first game Tannehill was too much for the
Clevelands while Iiughey easy In the
second Lever was hit hard from the start, and
In the seventh the visitors made three three bag
gers In succession. Knepper on the other hand
pitched gilt edged ball and kept the hits well scat
tered. Attendance. 1900. The score follows:
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BASEBALL.
CHECKS THE WINNING
STREAK OF NETWORK.
YESTERDAY.
TILE RECORDS.

r.. a. prookIyn O. Baltimore II: Washinston'i
Philadelphia a. New YORK; flttsours' H. ''e'e"'' "
Cleveland 2: Pittsbure y.
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ROWING.

REGATTA OF THE NoNPAREIL ROWING CLUB
The twenty-hrst annual regatta OF the Nonpareil
Rowing Club OF the Harlem River was held yester-
day off its clubhouse at e-hundred-and-ifty-se
ond-st and Harlem River. William Crawford, one
Of the most popular oarsmen on the river. won the
Junior single gig race The big race Of the day was
the eight Dared she'll In which five crews took part
all being members OF the club The favorite crew
was badly defeated The summaries:
Junior single gig-Final by william Craw-
ford: c. Arendt second; c. MRhrenholz. third. Time
1921.
Novice gig-won by T. NJ. Haywood; Albert Gray. sec
ond; j. II. Campbell, third. Time-3:2g.
intermediate double gig-Won BY c. C. Hoffman and
+. G. Album: NJ Naughon ana w Crawford, second: ".
H. La Forge and j ". Alexander. third. Tlme-3:36S.
Junior double glg-Won by C. II. Alexander and w.
Tierney; Hunken and C. Arendt, second f. L. Simpson
and c. Mshrenholz, third. Tme354%.
Senior single gg-Won by i. Nicola: +. Gaisel. second.
NJ. Naughton. third Time-2:UO%.
Eight Dared shell-Won by II. Crawford j. T. Murphy.
c Hoffman. j. J. KRAFT. J. Hunken II. Newton, w.
spegel O. Wech and H. Schneider coxswain
Bates. H. Kiensn and & Alexander. cosswain; NJ;
NauRhton. w Crawford. w. Talbert, j. Myes. jr. and
| f. Album. coxswan. second. Time-2:S3h.
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,,h bv Edward Bennett, bow; James II seynm,our'
ehs,n IA Chester Vrepland. coNswain. Tlme-sifZn.
one. hundred yard senior swimming rhoe wv" ~ 49,
sr,ch vreeland T1me-2:b -,
r,,rk cha.e-Wcn by Lloyd RnmsdeI ,,,,,.r r,r.
ouar,er-mile swimming race-Non " "n'''"" ''''''
Time-6:3o ~. ,ho "a ,boat lean. the only
a., 10 nnish Elapsed tne-22sif''
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REGATTA OF NEWARK BAY BOAT CLUB

over courses on Newark Bay. of the organiza-
tons clubhouse at West Thirty-third-st.. Bay
Qnne. the sixteenth annual rowing sailing and
swimming regatta Of the Newark Bay Boat Club
was held yesterday afternoon. The summary:
Quarter mile race for boys In dinkles-won by three
lengths by Frank Belng: Chester Vreeand second two
for third place Time-2.OO
Half-mile race for pair Dared egs-won by Frederick
VrceAnd. bow; Everett Seymour stroke and perW mi
Till, coxswain. By two lengths. rme-2i6
Fifty yard tub raceWon by I'VE feet Clarence yree
land. Time-3OO The winner used Die plates Tor sculs
Ialfmile for single gigs--won BY one length by
Frederick Vreelsnd James II. Seymour. second Tim.
2:as.
hundred yard Junior swimming race-Won by 10
by Irving Myers-Time-3:32.
Half-mile race for pair cared barges-Won by one
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'Byes not played.

While this match was in progress there a
spirited handicap among some OF the other mem
hers A. b. Lowson winning In Glass A and j.
French I'm Glass b. The scores
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Seymour - " " - Totals ....2o 527 ~
Totals . 81 2 o p 10 2
.pa,,od for Doheny In the ninth.
49,, q q 2 o OF
', w , Ut . o u o.


Philadelphia .................o :
Earned runs-New- /; Philadelphia 2 First base
by errors-New-York, q philadelphia Ie,t On nase1
Nev YORK. 10; Philadelphia. T. Base on balls-OH
nohonv /: OF Frazer Q struck out--By Djheny B. by
Frazer Three base hit-Fostsr. Two base hltsaYan
iaitrcn Lauder Sacrifice hitsMcFatland. Cross.
eioeckel Double pay-ThOmas and Mcfarland stolen
base~Thofnas wild pches-Doheny 2. Umpires-Lynch
,onit,
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Alta pAyoNNE ROWING ASSOCIATION.
-, ,a.oota ,,on was held yesterday afternoon
~ Enc Rovonne Cove Of New-York Bay The course
for the rowing races is short mile the sum-
mary: 49,, ~,
Four Dared shell race-won by Two W wei S'' and b
~ how + E Jennings. q A. H. walker o. anu 10
AIsxsndsr schumacher stroke. Tlme,-a;@ r,ns ,as
Hennia sig race-Won by owen j.. Pryor ilms
sred barge race-Won by three engtns ny ~. II
Jennings bow; Thil.p Il Allare. 2 Leonard w, nain
;H Iobn Herber, sttoke J. D. Rowe coXs"ah'
Time-5:1b. ,,. 49, 7, Rowers | Nv;
Pair cared gig race-Won by ~ t,onsi,,nd coxswan
Time-5:Oj. , - ~. 30, under eixteen years.
furi'nt ,GoTr orn Characterization by Clnord Jen-
One hundred yard swimming race-Won by twenty rect
bv " A Smith Time-2:1O $780,. ...-.... n po,,s
O',h raco ~ INV vards-Dead heat between D. ~ Rowe
and H. b. Jennings. They competed again ana io"e "O
Jennings capsized.
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FIRST GAME.

Pittsburg ..........2 gil 10
cleveland .........O 0 o o II
Batteries-Tannehil and schriver Hughey and sugden
SECOND GAME.
r. H. T..
Pittstnrs ...........O o 0 %
cleveland ...........O 0-S Is
Batteries-Leever. Sparks and schrver; knepper and
McAIIlster
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SARATOGA ENTRIES FOR TOMORROW.
The entries and weights for to-morrow's races
III Saratoga as follows:
FIRST RACE--For four years old and upward
weights 10 pounds below the scale. allowances Six
furiongs.
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'pICKFT CIUP.
YocKMEyER CHAMPION OF HARBoR HILL.

Total ................ IS Total .....".,.....''''
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Niles: allowances