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Baseball Notes.

Twenty nine players have taken part in the New
York games.
Barrows, President OF tho defunct Atlantic Lesgue
10 slated TO manage the Toronto Club next season
Crawford, the heavy hitting out-he Of the Gin
cnnau Club. was the star batter of the Canadian
League before he wa, sold to the Grand Rapids Club
In spite OF the report that Selee would be with
another League Club next season, the latter has
cepted terms to manage the Bostons again in 900
DAILY ia the only member OF the Brooklyn club who
has playe In every game. or the New lorks, Van
Haltren and tBrien have participated in every
game.
As there 10 little chance OF the Atlantic L.aque
being reoruanized next season. the owner of the late
Newark Club trying to purchase an Etstern Leagus
franci Use.
lawson. the reserve pitcher and second basenan
Of the Orange Athlst.ca has gone 10 the University
OF North Carolina to resume his stud'eR II 10 eI-
pec;e that he will play with thu orange team next
year.
The Howard A. C., OF Brooklyn has Sept. 10. %
and 80 open. for teams 3feriug fair guarantee.
Nassau D. b. &. and Empires o. Est New York
preferred. Add .ess William p. Graves, Manager
pS2 jefferson avenue. BrooSlyU.
The Msujer A. G. has Sept. "a and Oct. I, open.
and would like t. book with any hrst class semi
prufe ,sional team Offering . reasonable guarantee
Stellys. Towards Empires aud Patersons y. eterred
Ad re,s, j. KonZelmann. 1913 Myrtle avenue.
ErJoklyn.
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nEsulrs ON orHrR TRACKS
Al Chicago.

CHICAGO aept. 12.-In the SECOND race at
Hawthorne to-day Mocoylto. the favorIte. won
by nose from Pacemaker. Whom the boys
Weighed in Conley. WHO rode Mocoyito. was
found to be six pounds short and The m are was
disqualified. The fields we're made UP OF poor
horses and the racing when spirited was OF low
class. Summaries:
First Raco-Five Observation-Disclosures. los Hert-
invJ, u to !, won; Fair american, liz tBurnsl4 to
/. second Van Hoorcbske. To- Vititoe) 10 to 1.
thrd. Time. t;O2h
second Raoe-seven furlongs -Mocovito 11S
toonley), l !! to 3 won pacem,her 1is tBurnsl, to
I. second Rlskin. 112 tMacJoynt, 10 to I, thirt
simiyel. ~ Matthew'S, 20 to 4 fourth; Time
Jockey wa. six pounds short In weight.
Third Race -0ne mile-Jackanepes. toa tBurns),
to 8, won; lillian Reed, 1ol lBoland). - to sec
ond: Tillic W.. los MacJoynt,, to l. third. Time,
1t1k.
Fourth Race-Five furonRs -Nuii,h. 100 dinesl,
30 to L. won: Aznh 1o3 tBolandl. 20 to J.. seeond
Martin Dude. ios tM,thews,. IS to !. third. Time.
lUB. &c.,
Fifth Race-one one. sixteenth mles-Tappan. 1O4
Mitchelh. to I. won; Yuta Dam, 100 tsilyetnl, 4
70 J, second; Kisme. los Barns. to ]. third.
Tine. I:4Sh. .
som, q to 3, wOu3 Perwiy. lO6 LCbnleyl. to l.,
second; Rubel, ~ Dugan), 40 to !, third Time,
I,tlM
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Bowling MITES.

The Reform Bowling Club memberr have again Sc.
cured Helnrich's alleys where practice games will
be rolled on Thursday nights.
From present indications the newly-tormed Ma
tonal League Tournament will attract considerable
attention. In addition to OF the crack bowling
clubs, the teams of the Kncksrbocker A. O. ana
R ,Seville A. A. have applied tor admission, Only
Ave teams needed to complete tho lat OF twenty.
one entries. The entrance fee 10 S25 Psi es cost.
ing 81 $50 will be at stake.
The National Florists Bowling Asso, ation has
been formed with the following organizations:
New York, Flushing, philadelphia. St. LOUIS CHI.
eago. Ln1alo: pGtsolt Pttt.G.nfg nnahA and CIeEs'
J. HauSwirth, OF Chicago secretary. and r Wilcox.
OF Omaha treasurer. tournament held at
Detroit last month Philadelphia winning the first
prise st. Louis second prize and afAlo third prize
The New York's finished fourth. Next see son I'M.
petition will be decided in this city.
Owing to the Indictment weather. only nine Of the
nfteen teams which participated in the Fire Insur.
Gnc0 League tournament last season were repre-
sented at the meeting on Monday afternoon. After
reorGaniLing the delegates elected the following ON
GERS; JAmes A. Cotter, Homo. President; j. N
stoney CALIFORNIAN. Secretary Clarence Porter, Nor
wich.Union, Treasurer. Acommittee was Appointed
to revise the constitution ana induce enough hre in
surance companies and agencies to enter 60 10 in
crease the list Of competing teams to twenty -one
Another meeting will be held within two weeks.
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Al Fort Erie.

BUFFALO. Sept. 12,-The heavy going at Fort
Erie to-day contributed TO the upsetting OF
favortes. Summaries:
First Race-Three. luart IRA OF q mile-Princes,
Ma garet. 100 (Wapshlrel to 3, won: Lovice. LOB
tWeler TO t. second S,asher, liz tPagetl, 80 to
third. Time, 1:1dA.
second Race--1 hree quarters Of whitewater
Bottle, lO6 Mason, to l, won: Little Veronica.
1ol Uandryl. = to g. second; Ice Drop. % weber,.
10 to l. third. Time. 1:1bA.
Third Racs-Th ree.quarters of q mile-Charley
Ramsay, lu3 tMeberl, to 2. won, Cringer lo3
tHarahberRer), 10 to 1. second: Young Bell, loo
Il nndryl IL to !, third. Time. 1:ih%.
Fourth Race-Five- eiRhths OF lnile-Mr. Brown
40 HArdncrj. even. won; Monaghan, lo2 Iamesl.
10 to l. second: Martha Street, 1oT Valent me-, II
], third Time. 1903.
Fifth Race One mile and q quarter-Free Lance
H. tGiewis). 5 to =. won: Jessamine Porter, lOa
(weber, / q .. second; TIP Gallant, iOi Wapshre)
to /. third. Time. 2:u7A
: til Race-seven. eivhths Of a m!le-Jessie Jarbo
loo IMcQuadel. to l, won; Also RIM IL. lol
Mason. 10 to second: Prcspero, lO4 tCastfopy),
to ], third. Time, l:2SA.
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BROOKLYN. II; P1TTsBURe, g;


Lovers OF heavy batting who were at WASH
lngton Park yesterday enjoyed the game
between the Brookiyns and Plttsburgs Almost
every playero both teams took part in the dis
Play OF singles. doubles and tripleis. TO win
the game the Brooklyns had to do some slug.
Ring, Tor Don9vans men made things quite in
teresting Tor Dunn during the time the latter
was in the box. Kennedy pitched only part OF
one inning. and while no hits were made or hi.
deliysry Manager Hanlon noticed how s1uarely
The PittsburRs bats met the ball, and when the
PAtsbuigs took their next turn at the plate
NcJames was doing the box duty for the home
the box the visiting Ola vera last chance to over
take the Brooklyns vanished. Only ten men
Iafsa MoJames In the last three innings.
visiting players made more hits than the
brooklyns: few wero wasted. While every
run made by tho home PLAYERS was q factor In
sending man across the rubber. The com
Ing champions played an errorless game. while
che Pittsburgs helped the Brooklvns to their
victory by several Wild throws. Keller. Beau
mont. and Donovan pulled in balls close to the
Fence. which looked good for two or more
Bases The score:
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E.ZF VINNF, ITOIIIHR' FWTFNSIVV
Baron Wood, br. e., by Baron Wilkes


BETHLEHEA Sept. 12,-The opening day OF
the Pennsylvania State Fair was attended by
10000 persons. The track was In fine cond-
ton. and the favorites won. In the 2 "a trot
Daisy 3, q New York mare. fell over another
horse on the turn after leaving the wire Her
driver was thrown out and the mare badly cut
The accident was an unavoidable one. Ante.
Time. 2:2l y. 2:22!s. 2:ISh.
The 2 ia trot was won by Capt. Wayne after
fvs heats. Time, 2;2lh, 2:lSI. 2:22t4. 2 % =.
2;23k.
Ifae Silver won the first two heats In the
2:2e pace. which was poStponeA owing to dark
hSks, Time. = lsh, Ill.,
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NEWPORT, Sept. 12-Crors country riding Is
becom n popular wi II Newport society. and
having n o hounds here they indulge in paper
chases. To-day the most success sful chase OF
the season was held over the farms Of James
town. the run being a bout Ave miles. but the
fox. George p. Mosservy. was not caught.
Those who participated in the, chase were;
Taylor. Miss Louise Potter. Miss Bancroft,
Humphrey Owen, J: Ellis postlethwait
lowed In carriages by the road were: Allen Ar
thur and Lady Cunard. ME- William Butler
Buliard. Miss Larman and Henri MinOt
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The yachts OF the Atlantic Club that started
to race last Saturday for the cups offered by
ex- Commodore George ]. Gould will sail again
to-day. The schooners to race are the Sachem.
Ramona and Katrina and in the sloop classes
will / @ the Syce. Acushla. Uvira. AVA, Daphne.
Wenonah and Eidolon. The start will be made
The schooners will race out to the Sandy Hook
Lightshipanl the soops will turn at the Scot.
land lightshp
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The Noted Brood Marc Marion Destroyed.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 12.-Theodore VIM
ters OF Washoe. Nov, was on Wednesday
last forced to destroy the finely bred brood
mare Marion. by Malcolm. out OF Maggie Mitch.
ell by Imp. Yorkshire. Marion was brought to
this coast TWENTY-FIVE years ago By Joseph
Csirn Simpson OF OAKLAND, who disposed Of
her get for a sum aggregating 100000 and.
raced two OF her sons who are re-
tired unbcaten. Marion's get won over,
seventy stokes and 100000 in coin.
three stakes and SS2475, Emperor Of Norfolk
re,rs to the stud with 1S stakes and $72, 40.
FL Rio sRev start ed only seven times. six OF his
races Lcing stakes run at st. Louis. Chicago
on n' turf f and sd added s46.ss5 to tho Rinters
racing a.eomnt The 60 Car ga started star Only
won four stakes worth $40. 1856 KING Of Nor-
folk won Ave stakes worth $7.755.
So universally beloved was this grand mare
by Winters's many, employees that they abso::
lutely refused to kill her. and he was obliged
to chloroform her himself. as inability to digest
her food. Wrought on by OLD age, made life .
burden Winters says that he will retire from
the turf and dispose OF all his stock. d,
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GOLF
Practice Rounds Mt Baitimore-Ths LenoH
Tourney.

The annual election OF tho Mount Anthony
Golf Club. of Bennington Centre. VT. where
the open tournament will ba held next week,
took place on Saturday. with this result; 81.
President. Gen. J. q. Mccullough: viss President.
]. w. utitwold; Secretary, George WurthingtOn;
Treasurer. Edwin A. King.
George worthinRton was elected captain and
the Green Committee will be @. b. Wellington.
A. 8. N. Chisholm and + 3, Pratt. On satur-
day. on the Noun. Anthony links. the home
team met the Equinox Coll Club team.with the
following result.
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The Conqusror Back from Her European
Cruise.

F. W. Vanderbilt's steam yacht Conqueror
which has been cruising In European waters
for several months. arrived here Yesterday
after a stormy voyage. in cl arge Of Capt Nc
Lean. The Conauato' m at with westerly gales
and nigh seas and her decks were contlnu-
ously flooded, which. however did no more
damage than To- wash otf some pain. and
st. Michaels on Sept. l. Tho Conqucror sailed
from this city on Juno 10, and since she left she
has visited twenty;one ports In the hedlter
The yacht returned with only the crew on
board.
Capt. Mclean reported that on Sept. IL. when
100 miles west OF South Shoal Lightshp. he
paasad British bark showing tho signals
NF H l., steering southeast
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Those who Jailed to qualify for the match
play Tor the IenoX Cup will play for the Conso-
lenoN Cup were
Kane and MacKsy. Treviili anil 6riswold Haugh
ton and Dina, swan and Mort"n. Bishop aud La
rogue, Corey aud Cutting C,ohe and Allen Burr and
ErothlnEham
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Connecticut state League

At Derby-Derby, Q; Bristol. o; forfeited.
At Nav Haven-New Haven, rs; New London. 8.
At Norwi h-waterbury. 8: Norwich. z.
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hasebnn Gnmea To-Day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Chicago. at New York; Pittsburg, at Brooklyn; Ct.
Louis, at Boston, Cleveland. at Philadelphia: Louis
Vile. at Baltimore; Cincinnati at Washington.
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LouIsvILLE. 9: pALTIMonE. 3.
BALTIMORE.
Totals ails > Totals .... II 80 ~
@Robinson bate for Howell In the ninth.

IOTa b'.,' d o 7 IN : IVEIISI - o II OU 70 I
"Robinson battei for Howell In the ninth.
Baltimore ....,.O o q o o o o Ga
First base on errors Baltimore. 2. Left on bases
Baltimore. 3; I.ousyille IN. FIRST base ON balls
on Howell il of McGinnity, : of Waddpll,2, Struck
out-Bv Wa1dell, THREE base hit-KSiStsr Two.
base hits-Zimmer. Ga k. SACRIFICE hits-Brodle.
Bheckard. Cri sham. Double play-C itngmAn and
Leach. Hit by pitcher-By waddell, .; by McGin.
nifty, /. Umpires-Emsl!c and Dwycr, Time hours
and 80 minutes Attendance. 225
PHILADELPHIA, 10; CLEVELAND, o-FIRsr GAZE.
Pau.nFLPEIA Sent 12.-Phila lelphia won the
two games from Cleveland TODAY by better all
around play. Attendance. IoS The scores:
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First base on erro-s-Cincinnat. Left on bas a.
Washington. 6; Cincinnati. .. First bass on halls
on Evans. :; of Taylnr, Il OF Peiu. ]. srick
PETIT. Three. base hits-Freeman. 'McBrite. Two
base hits-Salle. Crawford, Becklty. sacrifice
Kittridve aud sheibecf; Mercer, 8 afford and
Mcgann. Hit by pitcher-By Taylor. I. Umpire
Latham. Time-l hour and AZ minutes.
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Tho New Yorks and Chicagos INDUCED in
double header to-day. each team winning. one
game. While the visitors hit Carrck hard
in the early contest the pitcher was not the
caus. of the defect. as his support was Of he
poorest. Carsey, Gleason and Seymour havnga
pa' oil their usual poor fielding game in the
sec2nd contest, bur punched, tbeir hits off
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base hit-Chi,es. Sacrifice hit-Cross, Left on
Cleveland. I; Philadelphi.. y. Struck out
Dowd. Quinn, Hemphili. Double plays-Qulnn aad
Inchsr: Locthead. Quinn and Tucker First base
on ballt-Bv plett Z; by Schmidt 8. frat base on
Philadelphia. 4. PASSED. bail-snzden, I'm.
pires-Snydsr and Mcaarr. Tim II honr and ~
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WAsaiNeTos. Sept. 12.-washinz ton took two in
teresttng games from Cinctnnuu to day, Birfys stu
Kle in the ninth inning after two were ont winning
he second: Evans. late OF Providence. pitched hia
hrnt game for the Senators, holding tho Reds down
Without hit until the seventh. Both Taylor and
McPhee were hurt. Freeman and Mcaann were
banahed from the Anal vams for excessive kicking
Two games will be played tomorrow. The scores
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NEW YORK,
HiCAGp.
T tals...12ls2il7 4 Totals.....5 1871

7 ''alH. .12 IL q II 1 Totals,....5 13 81 10 10
Shi agp. ,..,.........,..1 o q 4 o Is Ola
Nv York .........,..,.o o q l.
FI"st base on errors-Chicago. !: New York. !.
fe!t on oases-ChraGo. l.; New York, 4. Three
baet tbs Foster. . iI- e1. Two base hits-Doyle,
Calaey, RYAN. LanSe, Meres bradley. Domhle
lLys- Warner and Davis, Taylor, Ma COON snd Fy'.
ret. First base on balls -Oh Carrick =. StrucA ont
by Carrca, 2 stolen | a1e-MagC oI. TmD.rSs -
utts.
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Grand Circuit Races Mt Providence Post
pontd.

PROVIDENCE. Sept. 1.-THE card Of the Grand
Circuit races at Narragansett Park for to-day
was postpone ed owing to the condition OF the
track due to a heavy rainfall last night The
same programme will hold good for to-mor-
row. 1t includes the Rhode Island 2:3O trot.
$4,000; 2:11 pace. 81 200: 2l0 trot. $1,000.
and 2:27 pace, 81, 200
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Field Cub are considering establishing golf
course in the vicinity Of the club grounds next
month.
PITTsFIELD. Mass. Sept. 1.-THE pro-
gramme to-day at the Lenox Golf Tournain emit
was the preliminary round to qualify for the
were thirtysix holes match play and Of the
fifty men who teed OIL this morning thirty
nine returned scores. The hest sixteen scores
qualified Tor the match play Louis A. Laroque
the Shinnecock representative made the
best score OF the day PLAYING round in 43. AZ.
Chester Griswod. Jr,. OF the Bennington Club.
made the next best score. Tia weather con-
far lower than the playing for the Alexandra
Cup. on Monday The gallery that saw the
players finish from the clubhouse piazzas con;
New York including Mrs. William Potter. Mrs
T. L. StiIlman. Mrs Giraud Foster, Mrs John
served in tho clubhouse.
~ ha al VI u bnu ,,alI0 aJ
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Fret base on errors-Brooklyn, Left on bases
PittsbnrG Z: DrooSlJn. q. Three base hits .Ander
son. Dahlen; Two-base hits-Durn. Jennings Nc.
Y eery t2b Ely BeHumon. Fret base o / balls-Off
Chcsbro, 3; of Dunn. 1. Oh Kennedy, /: oIMc-
James. J.. struck out-By Chesbr9. |. sacrifice hits
Jennings. Kelley. Casey. Base hits-Of Dunn, / 4
IN I'VE ana half innings. Wild pitch-NcJamss
CmptreS-Swartwood and Hunt--1ime-l hour and
81 minutea-Atten1Ance :. 200.
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Charles R; Jennsep. iast year professional ct
ship, returned on Saturday from Denm,rk. OF
which, country he y native and where he has
the English res. dents and some Danes who had
learned something OF the game. while travelling
In Scotland. Jennsen was enabled to start
golf club at Copenhagen. which now has some
iifty mem ers.. The conrse has siqilteen holes
and Is about 5000 yards in length. 1t is at
Stockholm. Sweden. and Chrlstiana, Norway.
ei eli Of these places. jennsen now intends
to stay here permanently and he would like q
BALTIMORE. Sept. 12.--Fred Herd, OF Chi
cage Snen c IA Il the United STATS dss
! to rlay, on the iaitm Gosntry Club Inks
a crowd Of enthusiast. to, the, links, which
with The dtssengaged profeggsionals made quite
sSe Dunn The s. sfH pToysd
gained here and abroad Water ]. Travis was
Yesterdays rain put the greens In the pink OF
Ii. H. Wilson. who has been at Baltimore since
rounds in eighty will about win the omen cham.
Yss.erlay AlecF Smith runner S, w to Hsrd ls:t
when was two strokes rsipw the record held
BY David .Ogilvle, the Baltimore Country
Clubs ,rrofessionnl; James Foulis. the open
Snam Pic be.} @ pnae g. T bx
and according TO the professionals a hard one
to make low score on. This afternoon there
will be a long driving contest among the pro-
fessionals for nurse. Secretary X. b. Kerr. OF
the U. >. g. A., leaves for Baltimore this morn
as he arrives. The pairs will be started four
minutss apart tomorrow. and 1t 10 hoped to
have all started on the morning round OF
eighteen holes by 10 A. NJ.
CAPE MAY. Sept. 12.-The regular women Q
elghtecn-hoe handicap tournament was played
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schooner Yacht Norna Arriyes a. honolulu.

SAN FRANCIsCo. Sept. 12'-Advlces from HonR
olulu state that the schooner yacht Norma, pl
the Atlantic Yacht Club. Comm odore ", L.
Weaver. had arrived there on Sunday morninG.
Sept B. after cruise OF 10000 miles.
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First bts- - error-WaahnRtOn. Lett on nases-
washipgton. q: Gin ainnat. 3. First base on b,l,-
on McFarlan, 4; on Hawley. 3. Struck out-By Nc.
Three.hase hts-McGaun. kahoe. Two.base hits
Beckley. Roach, Mcdann. shebeck; Freeman Sac
iihce hit-O' Brien. Stolen base Ora wford. Double
play @ Bren, Kttridge. Mercer and STAFFORD. Hit
by pttcher-By Hawley,2. Umpire-Iatham. Time
. hours and Is MINUTES.
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NEw YorK, G; cn1cAGo, 5-sEcoNn GAME.

Frat base on er7orI-ChicIgo, 8: NGwfUrk. l. Left
on tases--Chicayo. Il: New YORK. /. Home rnn-Sey-
,nur. Two baSc.hit-Davis. stolen blses-vsn
il ltrcn Cars.y. SncrItlc. hiss-Ssy mour, Mayoon,
Donahu,. Double plays G ieason, Soy mour and
Davis; Carsey. Gleason and SEYMOUR. Frst base on
bails-OH Hetiy, =: off Grittiti. !. struck out-By
Gntug. J.; b. Griffith. 2: Umpres-McDoasld and
oDy. Time hour and IS minutes. Attendance
1.nO'
LOUISVILLE. q: BALTIMORE, 3.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 1.-The L,uisvilles defeated
the Orioles to-day in of the best playel games
witnessed here this season. Howell weakened in the
mn inning. an the Colonies won out by hitting
he ball, The a.
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Baseball, WRshin II los ark To-day .8,lB p. NJ
Broeklyn s.Pt,t,burY Adm. SOC, and 26s.-Adv.
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Philadelphia. i o . is
Two base htt,.DelelNnty .2), Cross. Harley. Three
Sacrifice hlt-Dolau. Left on lases-Cleve.and I;
Philadelp ia T. S,rnck ut-By Orth 3, BY Knepper
g. Stolt n hasesTh 1maE. Cross. tioeckcl (2 Doub
plav-L 'uder and Goecke. First base on balls =
Mcfarland. First base on error phia. Hit
Passed ball-McAllistsr Umpires-Snyder aad
AcGarr. Time hour and IS minutes.
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Lamp Girl Lowers Track Record at Bal
timOre.

BALTIMORE. Sept 1.-THE first day OF the
harness races at Prospect Park drew large
crowd, All the events were well contested
Only one favorite won. outsiders carrying of
the honorN in the 2 40 trot and the 2:32 ace.
Lamp Girl broke the track record OF PACK.
trottng the mile in the secon heat in 2:14X
SUMMARY:
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Coionta Win, TIL. .Larchm on. Cup.

The schoonsrs that raced for the Larchmont
Yacht Club Cup on Saturday and failed to cover
the fifteen mile course in the stipulated time.
came to the mark again yesterday. and decided
the possession Of the $500 trophy. Asteady west
southsaxest wind blew at the start and fresh
ened considerably during tho race. Commo-
dore PostIey's big schooner Coion!a had to con-
csde considerable time allowance to the other
two yachts entered. II. Gould Brokaw'S Am
orita received ~ minutes 81 seconds. and ".
+. Lppitts Quissetta rs minutes 81 seconds.
The race was sailed twice over a seven and a
half mile course. The start was at IL 30 O'Clock
ana from the moment the line was crossed the
Coiouia gained steadily. When the third mark,
which completed the flrst round. was reached
tho Coonia held commanding lead. The
times OF THO three yachts NJ half distance were:
Co|onin. 80: 10: Amor ia. 2:W:UO; Qulssetta,
2:O7:lO On the second round. with the wind
freshenng. the Colonia made even more use Of
her larger sails and completely outioo:ed her
opponents. She crossed tho nnish line nea-ly
after dsducting time allowance. won the cup by
IL minutes - seconds from the Amorita and
~ minutes 20 seconds from the Quissetta.
There was also n race for sloops between the
Hussar and Ludeah. which was won blythe lat
ter by 10 minutes seconds. The summary:
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Troy. Sept. 12-Jack O'Brien OF New York
beat Jimmy German OF Troy tonight before
the Manhattan A. G.. O'Bren rouehed 1t un.
ceasinRly. German was unable to Withstand the
terrible drives. and after the third round II was
apparent that O'Brlen would win. Gornan
put up game fight. securing first blood and In
the eighth round almost knock ed OBrien down.
In the tenth German fell and took the time ale
lowancs In tho eleventh he was nearly out.
but fought gameiy despite the fact that he was
covered with blood In the twelfth round he
was knocked down twice In two minutes.
Referee "Yank" Sullivan then stopped the
bout declaring O'Brien the victor.
When the decision was announced q chal.
lenge was offered by Martin Flahorty OF Lowell
to tight OBrien. There was a pre-
liminary bout between Peter Smith
OF Cohoes and Tommy Dore Of Hudson.
at 1873 rounds, for ! ten rounds. latter
three rounds Of fierce fighting. In which no
science was shown. Dore with left swing on
the Jaw sent Smith to the floor and he was
counted oat.
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CAPE MAY. Sept. 1.-THE regular women's
on local links to-day. The seven best scores

Some OF the memb ers OF the South Orange
Field Cub are considering establishing d golf
course in the vicinity Of the club grounds next
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