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The sun., 1899-09-17
RACEg ON FLUSHISG B<r.
Last "LadieS Day" of tho Season of the
Knickerbocker Y. T..

Members Of the Knickerbocker Yacht Club
entertained their friends at their clubhouse on
Flushing Bay yesterday. the occasion being
the last ladies' day regatta Of the season
There was a big attendance and all OF the COM
petng yachts carried enthusiastic yachts
women who. however. somewhat hampered
those at the helm Although the races were
announced to begin at 3 o'clock sharp 1t was
4, O'Clock before the starting gun was fired
Eleven boats took part in the race. The course
was eight miles. triangular. from starting
POINT opposite clubhouse. to and around n
stake boat near Barretto's Point. thence to and
around stake boat at Clausan's Point
The winning sloops were: Com bination class
d. j. McCue's Nautaus;J J. d. Billiards. Tenn
pest. second. In the thirtv- foot class-sloNp
Porgie. Capt. John G. Honey. was beaten BY
the Ouananiche. owned by Rodman Sunds. by
II minutes. In the open sloop race the Flora
had saiIoyer: In the twenty-five foot cat
boat race the Leisure. Capt r. \ Myrick, won.
II. NJ. and s. H. Goddard's thirty. foot cabin
cat boat won in her class. II. Do Witt Smiths
lark Guess had salover in the special lark
ecGmpetedi They were P, r. Aliens Echo; c. W.
Aliens Gloria and Irving Sands T. W. W. II,
They finished in the order named.
PriZas wera awarded to all OF tho women
members on each Of the winning sloops and
at-boats. After the races a reception and
dance was held in the clubhouse.
The sun., 1899-09-17
VARUNA'S BIO REGATTA.
TwentJ-fifth Anniversary OF tho Club Cele.
brated at the Bay Ridge Boat House.

TwentJ-fifth Anniversary OF tho Club Cele.
brated at the Bay Ridge boat House.
quarter OF a century ago yesterday the first
regatta ever hold by the Varuna Boat Club took
place off Bay Ridge. and yesterday the anniver-
sary was celebrated with an old-tme varuna
day that rivnled its ralmiest predecessor in
point OF attendance. racing and decorations
There was excellent music rendered by a
string orchestra and dancing followed the
sport on the water
The race OF the day was the four-oared gig
event in which the three crews kept about a
foot apart all tho way and finished in that
position amid great excitement and hearty
cheering. The fifty yards swimming race for
the club championship and the senior doubl
scull events were post poned until this morn
Ing owing to the exhausted condition OF the
competing oarsmcn summary:
senior single gigs-Won BY F. D. Mckay. with
Charles +. Hader. second BY one length and f. II
Merle third Dya length and a half. Time. : minutes
20 seconds.
Junior single gg-won by +. L. Thiede, with ].
H. Hogan half length behird and c. +. Hadet two
Tour.osred gies-won by Crew No. =. II. j. Norris.
bow. c. F. Hader, O.. John II. Nelke. q j. j. bono.
Rhue. stroke, and C. r. Meyers coxswaiu with Crew
No. 3. Z. F. Bodne. bow. C. f.. McCormack O. T. IL
Merle ?. s. J. hereford stroke. and f. j. Fender.
minutes 40 seconds.
Six:oarcd barge race-won by the crew Of the
Xsntho. H. J. Norris, bow. F. l.. Tniede g. E h
Merle. !. l.. Harmon. 3, J. l.. Mccormack, 2. j. s
Clarke. stroke ald c. F. Mevers coxswsin; crew Of
the Brooklyn second. F. d. Mckay bow, A. b. Nun.
roe & 2; F. asder. 4 j. IL Hogan. ., john II, Nelkc.
swain. Tho crew of the Excelsior was third lime
minutes, IL seconds.
The sun., 1899-09-17
PAlisade Boat Clubs R.r.,t..

YoNKERs Sept. 16.-The Palisade Boat Club
held it's annual regatta on the Hudson River
to-day. The club house balconies wore flled
with club mem bers and their guests who n n
paudcd the contestants heartily Bummarr.
Novice Single Gig Race, One Mile-PeterF F. o.Ni.,
hrst John Feetsr. second; Birton BuokrG n third
Root fourth. u' T. y.
Junior Double senll RAcs, One Niie-E 4 F,,o,
snd =. v. B. Getty hrs': ". H. Carpenter aud q. b.
Pie sure Boat Race. one-half Mile-T. T. H.xn.,
and 7. PHanc. first; John Avery and b. BuoI1. rUF ~
second; A. Fitch an l T. v. b. Getty third
swimming Race, 100 lArds-John Ayerr ar,t. "a
BucHnAm. second; Arthur RoWllnd third '' d.
the oiGht-oared shell race and champiop.
ship singles we're postponde until NEXT satur-
day. John kee!er was the starter and F, N
Jackson the referee.
The sun., 1899-09-17
Lawn Tonuis Mt Orange.

The Orange Lawn Tennis Clubs champion
ship still remains undecided. although psret
and Miles spent most OF Yesterday Afternoon
playing the challenge match for the club
trophy. Parst disposed OF Conway in the finals
early In the afternoon and half an hour
later went in against George Miles. last
years champion. The latter took the nrst
set. but Paret got the second and third
Play, was continued without any rest
as darkness was threatening and Miles
eyened un the score by taking tho
fourth set. There were no new balls on hand
ior the deciding set. and tho light was fading
last. so II was finally agreed to ray he match
over again on Tuesday afternoon. The scores;
ChGmponship sinvles-FnAl round-J. p. Paret,
beat W. +. Conway. 4-6. n--!. h--4 90
Challenge Round-J. p. Paret tcnailepyerl nrsinst
g. Il. Miles tholder. At. S-4, 10, Ia, UIn.
finished. - wa
Handlrar singles,Second round-L. r, Fay tows
half hftoenl beat c. F Watson. Jr. (owe hfteen al
1T -; T, $ Kingman towe ffteen). beat +. b
Hague towe httsenl. d,-4, 10; H. W. Hague lowe
hteenl. beat W. Kyle lowe half nfteen), 90
S-R ''' ~
Semi Anal Round-T s. ningmGn Cowo ntteen,
beat L. X. Fay towe half hfteen. "a, 8-4.
The sun., 1899-09-17
Results in the Hudson River Tennis Tourney.

There was only one match played yesterday
afternoon in the championship tournament OF
the Hudson River Lawn Tennis Association.
on the courts Of the Park Hill Country Club. at
lonkers. This contest was the final in tho
mons singles and was also for the Washington
Irving challenge cup. c, s. Bait. of Sleepy
Hollow. easily outp!ayed his opponent at every
point in the opening set He held the
net throughout ths match and by, us;
Rohertson. OF Park Hill. at the back of his
court. Only in tho second set did the Park
Hill player make any showing He led at
5-t land 40-3o. but lost tn. necessary roint on a
easily.
AS Mrs. W. H. Pouch OF Powelton did not ap.
pear to defend her trophy in the women's
event the title passed to Miss Alice Ewings
OF Sleepy Hollow by default The scores follow:
Mems Championship Singles Final Round-C s.
Bait Sleepy Hollow beat j. l.. Robertson. Jr.. Park
Hill, i-3. ST. 6-2.
Challenge Roupd--C. 8. Bait, Sleepy Hollow chal.
detanlt.
Wom MS Championship Singles. Challenge Round
Miss Alice EwinRs Sleepy Hollow challenger beat
Mrs. w. II. Pouch. Powelton. holder. by default
The sun., 1899-09-17

Twelve First Prizes and Three Rscords for
Mercury Foot Mon in CANADA

TORONTO. Sept. 16.-New York Athletic Club
members won every event at the annual
chnmpionshipsGames OF the Canadian Amateur
ATHLETIC Association at tho Rosedale Athletic
sSanand3s Snna tnis afternoon. American athletes
tests. and have usually broken a Canadian
record or two. but they never in the history ot
Clubs contingent to-day. Csnada's tess
the New York men easily won the twelve events
on the list and took second place in four while
The New Workers ] ests sbliahSedi i'Si new Canada,
rennns ho,d n thT"s events In hs
nches Below .is sorr sseSsd was
record BY &c &c veral inches an in the runnin high
T'9ssssd r. ss4ss sad .ppsadsS
the broad jump. Summary:
Y1fs e. .so"nd ssaFrf r 0S:0 KWs2asSn N~
AalitaI ,hirA. Albert Newman. Nisrara a' Faii H. &
Tt3e. s9eTa Toa iceonds SS H,.
.S!ES nln1sl. New foTS Z: C. A. Time. a atf1i y ii
c. Gt:.as :soaaG X hRqEr~FEIs' E.eEIss' LoRs New i Igss
orson IthonAeum A. c. Toronto FGniD Ti@e 'sG sa SEQ
c. H.Mlr s.sans Bun Esn-S,,' SS1 M Y.sye. New
FoStrr, q Cledon Ont Time , minutes a6H secSnd.
second Grant NV VoPk c. TST third iSrS ,o. A. e.
oEds ''' - -" seS'
Putting Pound shot-Fir't. Richard sheldon.
NsT lorE a. T., ~ fnet an inches; se,ond H trry
Hhi. Coldyster Ont, 20 feet inches; thi:a. 4
o1Konrko NaEarn Falls RS feet ~ inches.
=, Throwing the HAmm.r-lt-St John FIannAv,n
Sp SsS York 4. O. LOS feet s inches: second. 7,
n n H%HmTne % NaaatS rails I"l feet "a inch; third W.
OF ThrS1wnE ~ ~. Ponpd Weight First, j. rlApna.
r Sheldon, New York a. C. 81 feet: SstSrd' tSrd'
L. ,3dNSnrfs kSnrfs % agra Falls. 81 feet inches.
hri nori A C.; second. =. X Baxter. New YorE 4 q,
'ni"; ,n ~ nE. Toronto LACROSSE Club. Tine
s.s, s1is ,ESSSi,-ts, baxter. New York A. C. 10
third A. L. Gray ColdwAter Oat, i fart II inosss
WI nnnhninH Broad Junp-Fic.,, A c. kraonslin New
5h, NJ q, y, z" fset na inch0s; second H. Robinron
}urH1nto }uorHnto PIlloe A, C., ~ feet inche,; third f
RSpntirt torTn,o Im SSlo'ss Club. ~ feet M inOhci
foropAi;oc 4; q p1 rs"t IN he's, ss,ond, il. robins
hArding. Toronto feet lnchen I,I''' '"1'", ~
The sun., 1899-09-17
Swimming Race. OF Brooklyn Reach

The annual swimming championship racss
on OF Brooklyn Beach Park at tho foot of Fifty
eighth to SiStieth street Bay Ridge. were de-
cided yesterday in the preSence OF over a thou
sand spectators. At the conclusion OF the
sports Counselor Ramsdell presented hand
some prizes to the successful contestants in
n" pavilion. and there was music and dancing
Summary:
Girls Racc.for girls under ten years OF age 40
yards Scrdtch-Won by Miss Mabel Coming Miss
Kate Brown Sc ond, Miss Grace bennett third
Time uinute 30 seconds
Ij-ylrd Race. frr girlS under fifteen years of age
S"rLt' h-Won by Miss Clara Mccormack; Mis-
mConnell, second, Miss Fannie Bennett third
Time minute = seconds.
100 Yards Bows Race. Scratch-Won by Willard
lRAmsdeli Ram. william H. Saunders. second; Robert
$3.50 Yards. Scratch; for ladies-Won by Miss L.
HultGren; M"s Grace Jefferson, second; Mrs. vii.
liam Molthar, third. Tine = minutes, ~ seconds.
90 Ysrds Mems Race. Scratch-WGn by Robert
Elmcrs! Mil!.4m HutSr6n, second Arthur Fitz.
The sun., 1899-09-17
Reserve Players of tho Eastern League.

The following players Of the Eastern League
OF Professional Baseball Clubs have been re-
served for the season OF 1900
:, MnntrealaF; Jarklitsch. p. J. Moran. H souders.
shehsek r Bannon, F W OdweiI, John c Richter.
q. ]. Winters and j. N. Shearon.
Tarontp-m R1ot n InyITr j. g Smith: Wagner.
James cannon; "; N. Williams. j. sutthof, A. Aiio.
way, Best, II Bemis d A. Rothfuss
kn'hPster-Wiiliam Smink, S. Bowen, C. Morse r.
BE krr Joe Beam. James Burke. G.. G. Barclay, w
l.. ,'ish G. G. Campau. E. Householder. H. O'Hagan
and o. ii. Smith.
Worcester-F Klobedanz. <. E. Horton R. D.
Miller, II, j, Lampe G. C. Carr J. ONeill. d. Kiopf
L. Bran field. w.
Hsrford-T. Turner, W Massey, c. Smith. @.
Hodson, 4 Sechrst L, Linpert. F. Eustacc W.
+. Gatkins and Matt Kilroy.
Syracuse--John W. Keenan,, John J. ONeill H. W
Lynch, George Wrpley. Gus Dundon. J. Bishop G.
PPfNnmiller; D Calhoun. Portcr shannon, W, H.
srrlnEhslG.E' 4 Phelps. Joseph Gunson, j. Pap.
Gurioyf Frank shannon, Bert Myers. 7. campbell
Harry DolAn, +. Crramcr and Harry Gleason
rr'ytdencC,w.J Murray. Il Il Davis, p. F. oa..
1dy. W X. Clancy, G. Nyce. 7. LeRhy, p. Lamar H.
Evans, W. Braun. F. J. Corridor, e Dunkle j. A.
Walters and T, j. Donovan. P. T. POWERS
The sun., 1899-09-17
Newport Society Enjoys an Exciting Paper
Chase.

NEWPORT. Sept. 16.-One Of the largest and
most exciting paper chases ever held by 30
ciety people took place this afternoon over the
farms OF Conanicut Island. and 1t was the frat
one in which any one has been thrown. Mrs.
". Butler Duncan. Jr.. was the victim. but
promptly remounted. and was flrst in at the
finish Fortunately. she was not injured
In the least. Mrs. Adolf Ladenhurg and George
T. Messervy we're the foxes. They had several
who participated in the run were Mrs. William
Butler DUNCAN. Jr.: Mics Taylor. Mas Marion
Potter Miss Louise Potter. Miss q. Burden.
Miss Maude Wetmore. George P. Eustis. Mr..
Amero. Count htsGtri OF Vienna. Peter Gerry,
Honore Palmer Richard McCreery William
Burden and others.
The sun., 1899-09-17
LAHS TENNIS.
The Eastern Team Play More Exhibition
MatchaB at Seattle.

The Eastern Team Play More Exhibition
MatchaB at Seattle.
SEATTLE. Wash. Sept 16.-The second days
exhibition matches at the Seattle Lawn Tennis
Club here yesterday produced much finer play
than tho first. Again the local experts we're
pitted against the visitors in the morning and
again they we're all beaten. Wright beat
Hurd. the champion Of the Pacific Northwest.
and Ward beat Foulkes. the champion OF Brit
ish Columbia. neither Of the Westerners get
ting set.
In the afternoon another exhibition double
was played between Whitman and Wright and
Day, Davis and Ward: the latter pair winning in
day, CHAMPION Whitman being beaten in an
exhibition match by Dwight Davis after an
exciting three-set match. The champion tried
to stay back too much in his court and Davis's
fast net play proved too much for him.
he fasteners W II end their tour to- m orrow
and Tuesday with a series OF exhibition
matches at Victoria in British Columbia.
Yesterdays scores follow:
Exhibition Stnges-B c. Wright beat g. A. Hurd
I'll, S-t Holcombe Ward reat j. F. Foulkes Ga
Ct Dwight DAVIS beat N. d. Whitman. G-3, as
U-4. -
Exhibition Doubl.s-D. f. Davis and Holcombe
ward beat II. D. Whitman and b. c. Wright, e-a.
G-3.
The sun., 1899-09-17

Tom Sharksy insisted and gained his point
that losers end be inserted in the articles OF
agreement which bound the contest between
himself and Jim Jeffres. When the papers
were first signed it was stipulated that the
victor should get all tho spOils Shnrkey was
satisfied. but when lie came 10 consider it he
thought 20 per cent. would be Iute a balm In
the event OF his being defeated SO meeting
was helu yesterday whereby this sneclAl
clause was inserted, The charge was only
granted after Sharkey agreed not to wear
handaKes on either hand.
Whether the sbattIe will bo held In the OVEN
ing or in the day time is not definitely known
az yet.
Brady says thatth cham pion will spar at the
picnic and games Of the District Lodge. No. 4
Atlantic SeabOard. OF tho Brotherhood OF
which will be he ID at Timer Park on Sept. ~,
Jeffries is m ember OF local Lodge No vi OF
brooklyn. The champion Is boiIermaker by
The sun., 1899-09-17
Other Games.
AT TAnRrTowH.

TAnRrrowS.
G.rn.I2iIT. 1:rry,9Tr rs .,"o $50 . SS-s y :
and stslter Murray and Cox
20 De tit clinton. 4; Mutual Wheeimen, 1a.
At Watsessng-East orange A. 9. 1; watssssnz. 2.
AT wAsHIsoros. ~.
Ss,siHs'onS S's,i Ha'1t.i 1e1 e'Sss's S-s
aruSe. ' ''' '''A"'f -H' 00AA'''' 'A'fn'f'0n ana
BoosToS.
b92sss',::::.:::S BSSs.on ',o o-ssiss
AT rADELPHI FIELD.
Enhi,,g,s Etdsli,gy Casualty Co 0o10Ssoso-1eI9
batteTies"wiley ana Adair Thomas and pros,er M
BOROUGH PARK.
sSnsa sopsnrs hsIsss,
p characterization and domley; Richardson.
Ryder and kowenhoven.
AT PROPHET PARK
Bsa.'Ss Bsa,HHSuF.t s F.o..s GG-s1s GG-ss11ss
erman and Orr.
StlsRt Sof"ich 4. o....G !-I915a .-191a
B,ttertes-Cheshire. Burch and Miller; Kennedy
and Garwin.
AT MoNTcLAR.
MoDtclair A. c. % o % o 90 ii o
Observation-Disclosures and Wood; chard and % arSdy.
AT ARLINGTON.
Arlington A. .A.,.,s o o 2 o o al Ii
Dewey A. C,,,.,...1 o l 2 "a q
Batteries-Bartlett and Zane; Fischer and Tobin
ORANGE.
GAsnge Athletics. o o o o - % o :
New York A. C....0 o o U O-3 u
Batteres-Dsosway aud O'Neil: Batch and Dunne
AT CRAWFORD.
Crawford. ......o O 1 2 8 2 2 o-i2ia 4
North Vale +. CO 0 o o 2 o O. 4 4
Bsteres-Tabsr and Hall: Mcdonald and Adel.
gars. N''
A. Fenton.-Cuban Giants 10; Columbia, 0.
The sun., 1899-09-17
CIeota Beats tho Martha NJ. and si,.

Over seven miles triangular course. with a
nice sailing breeze blowing freshly from the
southwest. the postponed match race between
the Martha NJ. r. B. Moore: Cleota. n. Il. Cory
ana Sis. u. StrinGer. WAS sailed of the club
house Of the Gravesend Bay Yacht Club at
Bensonhurst yesterday. Each owner backed
money ne, ON he result. The Martha NJ and
BIS outfooted the Cleota on the first leg. broad
boat. with the Ss right on her heels Tha
Sirota came up on the next run. She passed
ne rlNnIs on n" run to the next mark and In
tne race Tor home outfooted her rivals and
Won by minutes and 80 seconds. The Martha
NJ was next and khe Sis last.
The sun., 1899-09-17

BOWLING ANALYSIS.
YIRsr INHHtvo
runs AT THE PALL oBEACB WICKET.
WRIT INNING

FRsr INNING.
Philad'a. ...18 20 81 lag I54 lSA 165 1856 15o 1871
New York. . 20 - AZ 81 5G 5o 65 81 ll3
SECOND IESryG.
hilalelphin. .25 5S go Go 10 81 % Il3 I.S 1875
Now York....... I'll 81 ~ So - 60 10 93
Local crioketers had IN OF day Yesterday on
account OF the big match at staten Island and
only two games were played In This vicinity
the New. Amsterdam'A and the game was
n,nr ked for some great bowling performa ncts
on the Part OF the New Amste r1am re epreae tn :
uves. The visitors were all disposed Of for n
tothl OF 10. and were defeated by 40 runs. The
totals were: Bridgeport. 15:Eew Amsterd am
-. A com mbined team OF the Man haitian and Kings
County Clubs played hontelair at Prospect
tors by - runs. The bowling Of q. hose. e Who Who
CAPTURED w!ckets Tor IL runs. wasthe feature
Of the game. Low scoring was the rule on both
sides. Tho totals were: Manhattan Kings
County. So: Montclair A. G.. "a and :.3 for
The sun., 1899-09-17
Baseball Games To-Day.
NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
New York vs, st. Louis at weehawken.

NATTONAI. LEAHVE AND AMERICAN AB9oCIATfON.
New York vs, st. Louis at weehawken.
OTHER GAMES.
Emerads OF Catholic Protectory vs.. Mountaic A.
c at Van Nest
Jerseys r'. Providence, a! Jersey City
Williamsburg A. A. vs.. Genuine Cuban Giants nj
Williamsburg A. \. grounds.
HubOkeu Shr Athletics OF Newark at ST
George CriCk grounds.
lIudson Az VS.. Fries OF weehaw vixen, at st. George
cricket grounds.
Montauk A, A, vs., Dewey A. c.. at Jersey City.
SkellyS vs. Pacific A. C.. at Skelly grounds
Empires vs.. BriRhtons, at Empire gr0unda.
Howard A. q. Va. Worthwhile Y. C.. at Ridgewood.
Chester,
Chinese Giants ys. Cincinnati Rcd Stockings. at
Queens County Park.
JohnstoHn T. e. VS.. Neptune A. C., At JerGey Citv
The sun., 1899-09-17
Roai ard ODnar.


contract was closed Yesterday at tho offlesa
ot House Grossman vorhAuS. ~ Park Row
renresentinS all tho parties concerned. for the
piop bantam weight puEiSt. IN con ron,,n, otn.n,
sged 81 'PsHSr'SS ssm owned and man
for two weeks, the nrst OF which VIII In eah NJ Is
Curing the eominG week at MIner's Bows!esaa !ea
IL 5}SSaNtrS SNir e. Nedovern. IL 10 said. viii receiys
The sun., 1899-09-17
Smashed tho Potato Rae. ns.o-.

bosToH' Sept, 1o.-At the annual fold dsr %
the Knights oi Columbus at ombinatlon PARK
this afternoon. J. J, Crowley oithe Ems, noston
H.. a., mnI, 9 new reruri for n potato race in
ola e record OF a2 >. Arthur Duffy Of Wnrces,
in 1S,es1eH Spess NV, b Holland Of Boston college
refers of Yale in u special lOU yard rae" Tkc
Winners time In both events yas sioV.
The sun., 1899-09-17
Asahi Wins a swo.pstak.

NEWPORT. Sept. 16.-There was a sweepst,to n
race to-day between the @O-ioo.srs, which
was won by the Asnhi sailed by Lloyd Warren
Five boats started over tho Dyer's I.,and
course. which in the southerly wind madc i. n
fHn fiHn ont and beat home. The Carolina Tot
on tho wind both Asnhi and vHuuepo III III
%Gathered hex With the exception Of the Ia.
can. can. Jr.. the owners sailed their own yachts
The sun., 1899-09-17
Baseball Sotea,

Thsrecord Of the Waterbury Baseball Club win.
nsr ot the Essex County League chAmplonsh y, is
A. foiiSwa; SSm.s S1n. ~ lost, - Le. !, The
1ns E%srAlds volunteer A. C.. Rutaertords. Little
ts'Ants Brighton A, @, Parkway A. O., o. n. tt ard
u 'rth EndA They wer~ eaten twice by the Ro.e.
lands and once by the PEud entails
The sun., 1899-09-17
CHICAGO'S ROWDY TEAM.
UMPIRE SWARTHooD AssAULTED M
"BIG BILL" LANCE.

All Because the Game, Won by the Brook
lyns, is Called on Account of Darkness
st. Louis Blanks New York. Boston,
Philadelphia and Baltimore Win.
Brooklyn's victory over the ChicaRos yester-
day served to maintain the lead OF 81 points
held by Hanlons men over the Philadelphin's s
who whltewashcd the Louisyllos. Boston de-
feated Pittsburg In eleven innings. and Balti-
more subdued Cincinnati. st. Louis shut New
York out and retook nth place. and the WASH
ingtons. by waoping the Clevelands. got to
within ~ points Of the Harlem team The
results;
Brooklyn. 0; Chicago.
81. Louis, Q; New York o.
Boston. 4; Pittsburg. 3.
Philadelphia. 4; Louisville. o.
Washington. Is; Cleveland. 10.
Baltimore, 9; Cincinnati. ..
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Totals. .....4Io SO Il 3
.Batted for Bailey in the eighth inning.
One out when winning run was scored.

bated FOR Bailey in the eighth inning.
'One out when winning run was scored.
koston...'.,.,.....o o 1 0 1t
Pittsburg ..........2 / o o o q . y o-s
stolen 6ASesIstahl, Long. Sacrifice hi's-Mc.
Sreary; ELY. Dillon, SChriver. Firpt base ON balls
Yn Bailey. y; on Leover g; Struck out--By Bailey.
y LeNls. i by Lever, I, Double plays-Inwo
kna Isnney t2), Long and Tenuey. Passed ball
pSnnNer. rlme-2 hours and ~ minutes UnpireS
-AAnAsSAu and Connolly. Attendance 500
PHILADELPHIA. I; LouBvILLE.o
1LADELRHIA. Sept. l6.-The Philadelphiaa shut
SstSS ~ VIZ today and scored four runs Neither
"o0asWsre hit hard. but the PhilGdeiphiSs
The sun., 1899-09-17

Al tNorvich-Norwich. 2; Now Haven, /.
~ New London-Bristol. 10; New London. o.
At Derby-Derbv. 90 Bridgeport, H.
At Observation-Disclosures Il Meriden, 1.
Yesterdays games were the last Of the season.
Now Haven won the pennant after \ hard struggle
The following shows number OF games won and lost
by n team:
The sun., 1899-09-17
ST. LOUIS. @; NEW YORK, 0.

=, Cy Young pitched a great game against the
New lorks at the Polo Grounds yesterday,
holding the locals down to four hits and no
runs Doyle was the only New York player to
reach third. and all told but three men got past
iirst. The nearest the New Yorks came to
breaking the chain o; ciphers was in the sew
snih inning when three men were left on the
bases: notwithstanding that Gettig was hit
kept in the box until the nth, when S"hreck,
Cross and Wallace banged the hall for two
the game.
-, In the sixth inning Johnson 70 rmery Of the
Newark Club, replaced GettG but the game did
not continue long enough to show whether the
new, pitcher was capable Of holding up his end
IN League company. In the Two innings
pitched by Johnson only one hit wns made by
1T. Louis, but the pitcher was not steady. send
Ing two men III succession to first base on
balls. He pu led him self nicely toget her how.
ever and the last two men were retired leav-
Ing three men on the bases. The score.
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First base errors-Baltimore. 2; Cincinnati. /.
Left on bases-Baltimore. !; Cincinnati. 9. First
Struck out-By Nops. =; by Breitenstsln. 8. Three.
base hitsnKestsr psmont Two.b,se hits-La.
basts-Sheckard. LaChancO ~. Brodie t2). Double
play-Koster, Demont and LaChance. Hit by
pitcher-By Breitonsten. l. Wild ptch-Eops Um-
pires-Latham and Dwyer. Attendance. 1.76S.
Time, hours and rs minutes.
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Diamond DAILY.

20, 16 and IL g.uge; weights, 5H TO
=. lbs.--some 81 lbs, q gauge; Bar
nard Damascus or Krupp steel barrels,
scroll engraving; automatic shell electors
Price $27S.
Nearly half OF this importation was sold
to men who know the DAILY guns before
they were of the ship. True gun lovers
should at least look up these guns.
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WARRINGTON, Sept. 18.-Washington and Cleye.
land had an old time sluRging match to-day. The
Wanderers scored eight in the second inning. but
could not hold out against tho local terrific hitting
Cleveland has signed third bAseman Krueger and
pitcher Harper Of the Springfield, Ohio club. The
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I'd the score or won. The score:

Two base hltS-kOlley, MnGoon. Three base hits
Kelley. keeler, Jennings, Anderson. Sacrifice hit
Mertss, Stolen bases-Keeer %; Lan2e Mert.s
!2l; Bradley. Donahue. First base ror4-Brook.
lyn 8; Chicago, ,. First base on bals-Of Hughes
4; OF Mechanics, !; OF Taylor. 3. struck ont-By
Hughes, 3; by McJames. !; Hit by pitcher-By
q IN Ave innings: of McIames. : in two innings
Double play --MagoOn, Callahan and Everitt wild
litches-Hughesl 81. Taylor,2D Passed ball-Farrcil
Time hours. Ump!re--Swartwood. Attendance