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NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Brooklyn al cincinnaui New York At Pi,tsburg;
Do'"n ~ Chicago: philadelphia al 81. Louis.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Providence al IIArtford: Worcester at Springne ed
i0ionb atSyracuse; Montreal atRochester.
OTHER GAMES.
Nsu9nalsivs St Pauls. at Prospect Park
uuay Ridge vs. Resoutes, at Prospect Park.
MMoIywood Inn vs. Brooklyn r. C., at Yonkera
D.ao Mofri.town p G vs. Prudential Insurance Com
sonter,Y N q 4 vs. B.dtords. at Van Cortlsnd,.
psS,II'ough ParkP.lc.va LoyoaaA. A.. assBorough
bippo 4 c vs. Clinton r. G.. at Brooklyn.
uiin uiSSnnsyyfnis .' ~ Railroad Y. N O a. vs. Murray
Columbia A. c. OF Jersey City VS. Hoboken High
Ken. Kcn.,Aso a. A. he 81 George cnekct Grounds
asac = vs. IS AnphioSs rs az a, PTSdsl pfSspse. Park
yoSIsscent A. O. VS. knickerbocker A. @, at Ba-
N.s York A. c. VS. Mon,clair A. C, at Travers
SS'sniord vs. Holy orossu.yceum. ., Crawford
IONA vs. Hudson A. G., at Verona
prm.usssood +. C. VS. Knickerbocker B. q. @, ~
b, lhheolnl r C. vs. Englewood F. O.. second team.
yi,DDnI hrDnI a @ vs. East Side y NJ C. A.'a,,wea
rnSIrTsicih, NGI,Tich A. C vs. St Paurs Brotherhood. at
2m,ryi,Ssnys Long Island A. G. a, Tanytown
r6I6p rTIpIFlons \ q vs. Mystic a; G. at Broosiyn.
James J, c. vs. Marquettes, al Prospect Park
T,,"qrh y. {. VS. Brighton a. G., at Linden
,rb rbSG,mt an',A A. c, OF Philadelphia vs. Marfons at
HHgs,wood Y, C. vs. Maujer A. C.. at weAsood
nm" ~, u, a. {. vs., Equitable Life Insurance Com
Sn,,y, ~ Jersey City "A
,He'hanloville VS. Brooklyn A. C.. at Mechanic
pp'outbansvS Newtown Grays at Elmhurst
i,MHs, wanna VS. Murray Hill at PhladelphIa.
'uy - - ''' se'So' SuSahs' AZ "iHiomS-
uossids vs. Alerts, at Ridgewood
I,,sty =. o. vs. Verona A. G. at Verona
~n T. C. vs. Bergen +. c., at Hacsensack
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News Of tho Wheslmen.

Ono noteworthy thing demonstrated by re-
cent radns results Is that good riders are not
necessarily confined to the class In which they
have won their laurels. The illustrations are
manifold. Mcfarland has been always q
short distance man and has been riding sprint
races all the spring. but he starts behind pace
and goes twenty miles In less than record time.
King the amateur. who. as pace follower.
never had been beaten before. succumbsd to
Lake. sturdy sprint rider. who was noted
Tor his prowess In pursuit contests and at un-
paced work. couple Of weeks ago Collett,
q crack short-distance rider, started in one
hour race and made new amateur records
Contrawtse. Major Taylor. who Is now defeat
Ing the best OF tho sprinters. first came 70 the
front in six-day raoe. Harry Elkes. also
was first known as a six-day contestant and
yet after proving himself star at distance
work. both paced and unpaced. he entered
and finished second, defeating McFarlapd
ability q good men to change their class are
ers essentially. who entered the, si4 day race
place. Another case In point Is that OF Wal
thour. a sprihter. who rode In the slI-day race
and captured first prize for the best individual
score.
These occurrences encourage the belief that
Michael, If he chose 10 take TO sprint racing,
would be In the front rank. and further that
some Of the ng-dstsnoe road riders could, II
they chose, be star track racers. This Is
distinctive phase Of cycling that never has
been SO apparent as this year. and It draws a
sharp line between cycle racers. foot runners
and race horses.
Nothing seems TO please bicycle riders more
than to pass on the road an automobile that Is
In distress. There Is q vast amount OF Rloat-
ing over such situation and almost every
wheelman who passes can be heard 70 make
some merry remark at the expense Of the chat
feur: oh. ] don't kncwl. "A bicycle Is
troubles. sure- "A little more work and a
little more certain. for my part. These were
reporter while standing alongside OF gas
making fast a lpose1ed wire competed with
the battery and filling the gasolene tank.
The cyclists would have stopped and given
any help in their power but Tie sight OF one
OF the more pretentlous vehicles in any sort
OF trouble tickled them beyond silence, Said
the automobI!st: IT'S pity those fellows
do not realize that q machine Ia a machine
and that all tho trouble am having amounts
TO Just as much as II a wheelman stopped TO
tighten his chain and lubrlcate it
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RESULTS ON OTHER TRACKS.
Al Washington Park.

CHICAGO. July 6.-The racing at Washington
Park Today was ordinary the events being for beaten
horses nj platers The surprise Of the day was the
sudden awakening Of Green B. Mouis's Silver Gar
ter The previous races Of this horse at Washington
Park have been bad, but TO day with good price
agansthim and an Inferior Jockey up he won handily
from tAiT lot OF horses Summary:
Flrs. Race-Six furlongs,Modrine. 1os lBullmsn,.
TO 10, won: The Lady In Blue. i04 tButler), 20 70
!. second; Parmenion. los tKnishp. 10 I, third.
Time, 1854
Second Race Five furlongs - Likeness, 90
knight, to 2, won; Kid Cox, iOl H. Miller, q 10
!. second Small Jack, 90 ID. Martin. to l. third
Time. l:0lA
Third Race-one mile and sixteenth h-Esplonage
lo7 d. Walsh, 70 ], won; Catastrophe. II tHert
ings 70 J. second Red Pirate. 100 (J Martini. iao
Fourth Race-Ons mile Silver Garter. OF u. Mar
TIM, TO won; Honeywood 90 tKniEhD. 2 70 !, see
ond George Kiaes io5 tBoland). 10 10 !, third.
Time. l;&lk
Fifth Race Seven and hat furongs-Tuthill. loS
Nutoe), 8 10 o. won; Star Chime. 9S ~. Martini, o
70 !, second; Cheppaqua. ii2 CCsyWood), " TO !.
third. Time, lSaI4.
Sixth Race-Ons mile--Iivadia. l0b (Mathews. o
10 !, won Limerick, lO2 IT. Burns, 70 |, SECOND;
Great Land. 100 tDevin), 10 q third. Time. 1904.
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Ruhlin VIII he Ready 60 Make Match with
Jefries on Monday.

Unless the unexpected should happen Gus
Rubin. the Akron Giant. and Jim Jefiries will
be matched next Monday TO fight for the
heavyweight championship. A. soon a. Billy
Madden. who Is now AT Boston, learned that
the champion had posted T., 500 with Al Smith,
he notified the latter that he would be- In town
on next Monday and cover the money. In his
message to Smith, Madden states that
the fight must BE- decided here
before the law which abolishes boxing goes into
effect Madden Is alive to the fact thai he can
get more money here than elsewhere. should
Jeiiri,s refuse to fight until after Sept. l. Ruhln
will arrange match with Bob Fitzsmmons
Tho-e who know the condition of the cham
pon best declare that his arm is in a bad way.
and that II will be impossible for him to got in
good triu before September JefYres how
ever has hopes that IL will be oil right within "A
short time Meanwhile Fitzsmmons is doing
mend and the former champion Is confident
that 1t will be rs good as ever soon.
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A. 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS July a fast track, tropical weather.
tempered by refreshing breezes and good card drew
fair sized crowd to the Fair Grounds this afternoon.
Annie Odnrld tn" most consistent runner OF the
meet. captured another race to day. being In the
money every time out. Summaries
First Race-One mile and 10 yards Celtic bard,
l06 Rowe). , 10 2, won: Forget Not, 100 N IND.
zOto |. Scond Crossmollna, l07 tMcGlnn). 10 |,
third Time 1908
Second Race-five furlcngs-Th- Butcher, Ii5
u, Woodsh 10 ], won. v all, llS IN. liill, 30 l.
second: ScoIpolette, liO Nv. kiey). 20 10 I. third
Third Rsce-Flv furlongs- Money Muss. iOs
Fslehy), to l, won: Zack Ford. 100 II. Woods, q
70 second; Orleans, i0l Morse. 10 TO /. third.
Time. i:u2la
Fourth Race-one mile Annie oldneld. io4 Grow
hurst, 70 !. won; Maud Wallace. s8 dale. 70 l.
second: Tickful "a ~. 7. Woods, TO s, third.
Time lt2h
Fifth Race-Six furlongs-RandalE0, 100 Grow
hurst. ~ To 5. won; Cotton Plant 100 (Gimorc) 10
g l second: Lexell % tMcCann). is to l, third.
Time 1916
Sixth Race-Six and a half furlongs-Eight Bells,
lOa Dale. to !, won; Grantor l0A Gilmore, z TO
2 second: Macon W (R Smith ~ 10 8. third. Time.
l:2.L.
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TROTTING AND PACING.
Cresceus and searchlisht step on Fast Miles
AZ Pittsburg

The Bruno,s Island track at Pittsbufg was In good
condition for the races on Wednesday The record Of
the course. 2i0ls, was broken by Searchlight and
Cresceus Faster time would have been made In the
pacing races but Hal B made a poor showing
Searchght had no trouble IN winning. In the ,rot.
ting exhibition between Cresceus, 2:O7ll and Tommy
Brtton, 2.Os, Tommy Brtton had the pole and o)krd
winner up 10 the thfee-quarer post Here Gre ,c-u
wrnttl the front and won the heat In 2:l0, In the
second heat CreScrus took command at the half
mile post and kept In the lead to the wire win
ming the heat and race. Much delay was
caused before the nrst heat In the third
event was started By TIE horses breaking badly
They paced together until they reached the quarter.
mile post when Searchlght stepped out and got away
from Hal b., winning the heat By several lengths,
Hal Is. broke repeatedly In scoring for the second
heat, and when they got The word he was runr ing
Starch'ght settled down and pac a beautiful mile
IN faS, time. Many h)rsemen who were present said
that the horse should have been started as be
was too lame. Summaries:
Exhibition tro,ting two heat, In three
Cresceus. ch. r.. by Robert ActiTcgor (ketchamll ]
Tommy brtton. b. $ iWesu.............. "a
1ime-2.lO, 2l0
Exhibition pacing two heats In three;
Searchlgbt b. s., hy Darknight Mccarthy II /
Hal b.. b s. Snow i.,.... -, .... .,....,...2 2
Time-2,O7l., 2;Oeh
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the seventeenth hole In 3. but lockwood was
that Travis had the hole In 4 to5 Having the
home hole in 4, Travis was up.
The onjy hope cherished bv Lockwoods
friends. when they stood on the tee in the after
noon, was that he might do better on wet greens
than Travis. But this proved an idle thought.
and although the rain was soaked up quic kly
by the pare led turf. Lock was beaten be-
fore they were dry He got a slice on the first
drive but Travis drove splendid
ball true TO the line. He won in 4, beginning
a series OF par holes that brought him in
wood could do was 10 halve three holes, yet he
made 7Iytwo poor bots on his card, where he
had . and a 7. His caddic. Willie Campbell.
the old time Scotch pro. said afterward:
an he was too dure for my mon. He seems To
ken every blade o. grass on the links would
like to see him try Lockwood again ON neutral
links"
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wawa IN the Lead-when the .0-Footers win
Race or Newport.

NEWPORT. July s-The Wswa, handled by
Reginald Brooks. and with Mrs. Herman B.
Duryea as his guest. won to-day's race between
the so-footers. which was sailed in a moderate
breeze from the south over the course TO Half
way Rock. 1t was most interesting contest
between the waws and Hera and at one time it
looked as II the latter would win. Tho start
was from Brenton's Cove. The Hera crossed
with the gun, holding the lead up the bay
with spinnakers. The round was made as fol-
lows: Hera. l22as; WaWs, A:229s: Dorothy,
l72a5. On the wind the yachts split tacks, the
Dorothy keeping the east shore. while the
other two put for the west shore. 1t was ex-
citing to see the WaWa try to weather the
Hera, but II wa impossible. At last the Hera
got such lead that she left the WaWa 10 look
after the Dorothy. In doing so she lost the
wind and the WaWa won by nearly Q min
utes The Esperanza did not start, as a rule
has been made whereby the yachts can only be
sailed by Corinthan sailors Summary follows;
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j. J, j.. New York They met at New orleans on
Sept. 7, 1892.
doc" Stern will have benent at the National A.
{. tonight Three round bouts will be held.
Tommy Sullivan Of Brooklyn and Lou Meyer,
nave been matched 10 box twenty rounds Al the
Sampson a. C. on Monday night
Kid Garter. flushed with his victory over Jim
Judge has been matched W box Jack ReIchman at the
Hercules \. C. IN % round bvlt.
Young jriio, who Is scheduled TO box Joe Cans at
the seaside A. C. next Tuesday Mi ut Is due 10 arrive
In this city from chicago TO morrow night
Matchmaker Mike Padden OF the Broadway A. G,
has signed Andy Walsh TO meet Jimmy Handler.
The affair will be pulled % within ,hi,s weeks ume.
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Turf Notes.
p. j. X The flrld wins

p. J. The ird wins
TRRRE HAuTE. July 8.-Harry MCGOWAN, who
assists George Starr the well known trainer and
driver OF tro,ting horses. wss killed by street cal
this evening while riding 10 the city from the track
on his wheel. Last year MCGOWAN had a stable Of
his own, In which was the PAGER WBgo. Before thai
he was with John Radcliffe OF Hopkinsyile Ky. The
body will he sent 10 Kentucky.
In the course of his phe nomenal six furong sprn
at Brighton Beach yesterday Voter reacned the half
mile mark In O:46 3 5, almost two seconds inside the
previous record OF 0;4bL Unfortunately the nye.
fuuong time could not be caught ofnclally, but II
and very close To the worlds record OF o:5O Tn.
offical watches made II $50 Is
The richest and most I'm portant handicap Of the
year far Is the Brighton to be decided the Beach
Track this afternoon II no rain inteTyenes the going
should be sound and lightning fast These condE
ons will probably bring out Ethelbeu and NJ course
old Imp will be on the mark these meet at even
weights l29 pounds, while other prominent aspirant,
include Standing il2; Admiration 10, kinley Mack
III; Raraello. ii6; The Kenuckian loo and Grey.
field. lO7
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The Newport Yacht Racing Association an
pounces the following dates for the ten races 10
be sailed by the 70-foot class Of sloops of New
port: July II. 10. 81. "a, 20, 2s. 81, Aug. Ie IS
and 81. These races will be sailed on Tues
August will begin two DAYS after the Astor
cup race. They will be sailed over the ocean
course and promise to be one of the leading
yachting events Of the season.
Work was begun to-day In taking all ths spare
gear and furnishings out OF the Rainbow The
virginia is still at Bristol, where the Yankee will
60 on Monday to prepare for the New York
Yacht Club series of here on next Tuesday.
Friday and Saturday,
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Howell. the American Oarsman, Defeated for
the Diamond SCuils.
sptriai cane pe,ra,ch 10 THE SUN

Spridl cane Despatch TO THE sun.
LONDON. July 8.-In the third heat for the
diamond scuIls at Henley to-d1y. Z. G. Hem
merde of the Leander Club beat b. II. Howell.
the American holder of the trophy. Howell
was 80 exhausted that he fell out Of his boat
and would have been drowned but for the
timely assistance OF the umplrc's boat
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Boxing Bouts in Brooklyn Tonight.

Four clubs have bouts scheduled for to- night.
namely: Greenwood. Pelican. Sampson and
Casino sporting clubs. At the first-named
Marty MoCue and Willie Fitzgerald will clash
for twenty rounds. The Pelican and Sampson
clubs will hold limited round bouts between
lads Of local reputation, The first regular profess
sional show at the Casino Sporting Club. which
has its quarters In the UNIQUE Theatre on
Grand street, Brooklyn, will bring together
Joe Cain and George Jansen for twenty rounds
at 1870 pounds. There will be two other ten
round bouts Charley White will be referee.
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PHILADELPHIA. 10; ST. LOUIS
'Bsi,sd for Hugh In the ninth inning.

y
'Bstssd for Hushey In the ninth inning
s. Lcrs ........."... Q 80
Tvobsse hit-Wallaca Flick Lajoie and Thomas
Doshe psy-woyerton LaIoie and Deiehanty
Sacrifice hii-DonAhue. Stolen bases-Burkett Rob
inOn Slagle Thomas Three-base hit-Slagla
WMptch-Hughey. Struck out-by Hughey, j; by
Donshue, l. Umpire-Hurst Ttme-2 hours and Is
ninuleS Attendsnoe-e00
CHICAGO. 9: BOSTON. 4.
CHICAGO, July s.-Chicaso won its ninth strai ght
vcory this afternoon, dcfeaipg Boston. The home
team played good ball and batted hard Up 20 the
lnIh lnnlns Boston GOT only three hits Then they
secured three singles and double, bringing In three
NO bad NUTS. Long played treat ball al short most
o. ne Tina although he made two errors Twice he
made marvellous stops preventing runs. Th. score:
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ANOTHER BLANK FOR REDS.
,,ooxLYyS WHITsWAsH THB GIN.
CINNATI TEAM AGAIN.

,.u.S.,phias win Easily From the 81. Louis
Ni.e-Chicasos via Their Ninth Straight
came, tho Bostons Being Victims Once
Nors-Rain Prevents the Pittsbsrg Game.
For the second successive time the Champions
.,b,,eva.hed the Cincnnatis yesterday. Tho
prooklyus, therefore. maintain their laad Of IS
points over the Philadelphia. who. with Lajoie
IN pharness again. took another easy ball at st.
Louis Tho Chicasos defeated tho Bostons once
more and scored their ninth straight victory.
Ths Windy City players are now only 10 points
bebind the Pittsburgs whose scheduled game
With the New Yorks was prevented by rain.
The results;
brooklyn, 10; Cincinnati 0.
Chicago. 0: Boston. T.
Philadelphia, 10; 81 LouiA O.
A. Ptttsburg. rain
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THE RECoRn
BRooxLYN. 10: CINCINNATI. 0.

BROOKLYN. 10: CINCINNATI. o.
CINCINNATI July e-Hitting Is lost art with
,hs cipcinnats these days. and for Q second
tirs they were ingloriously shut out by tho
Brooklyna As was tho case yesterday. the nine
Reds secured between them one hit. which was
a bunt which Barrett beat out or course. Kit
sop 8 twiriing was the feature Of tho game. al
though there was some clever fielding By both
teams. sammsl. the Atlantic League recruit
vss tried by Cndnnau. and In the latter part
of tho game he Was touched UP rather lively.
Shecksrd In particular did good execution With
he Bat securing two timely triples. The score,
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Fitzpatrick entry.
'plechase handicap: short
George McPadden to he McGovernS sparrins
Partner.

Terry McGovern is apparently not going to
take any chances in his training for his coming
mill with Frank Erne on july l8 Yesterday he
engaged George McFadden the lightweight,
with the featherweght champion until tho
fight Is dc 'ided. Terry is in fine fettle Erno
is located az Fair Haven. n. j., and II In the
battle.
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The summary follows.

The summary follows:
Amateur Championship Semi nnal round-W alter
J, Travis, Garden city and Oakland, beat Arthur o.
Lockwood Allson, by 4 up and 10 to play; Findlay
S. Douglas. Fairneld County, beat Herbert NJ HarH.
man, Meadow Brook. by up and 10 play.
The first half OF the final round will begin at
1880 o'clock this morning.
STANFORD. July GA mixed foursome was
played to-day on the links Of the Wee Burn
Golf Club. The scores.
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CHICAGO, Q; BOSTON, 4,

Flst base on enor-Chicago. o Boston. .. Left on
eMsss-Chicago J; Boston. s. First base on balls
yn Sgppy. Sruck out-By GIifith, q; by Cuppy.
nnes hits Mccarthy. Bradley. Stolen base-StahL
Double play-Sulllvsn and Tenney. Umpre-Terry.
Iine-2 hours and minutes AttendAnce-i,8 500.
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New York State Leasue.

tAloany-Albany, Q; Oswego. O.
AZ tSchenectady Schenectady, S; Blngh anton, Z
at luoa-Cuca 5; Cortland, l.
Al Iroy-Troy, 10; Rome, L
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Terre Haute's Experimental Meeting Not q
Financial Success.

TERRE HAuTE July 6.-The Trotting Association
meeting came TO an end today and want
10 forget II as soon as the several thousand
dollar loss Is cared for. Less than 100 was taken
IN al the gate 10 day Braden, Lockhhr and Laundry
Boy each sold al IS. with the neld at SO, in what
little betting was done on the 2:l4 pace Friemont,
eI4l. won after Laundry Boy had taken two heats
IN ZION. and 2l2' Rob Miller drove Braden the
las, half In two oi the miles In :o4 but escaned CIV
won the 2l9 trot easily The 2;22 uot was declared
on when only one Of the eight horses entered was
ready 10 start Summarize
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AtColumbus-Columbus A. >; Youngstown, Q.
A. Ioledo-TOledo. 4: Wheeling, Z.
At payton-Dayton, 0; New Castle, I.
Az Fort Wayne-Fot Wayne, 2; Mansneid, I.
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TvobAse hits-pely, Jennlng9 Three base hitA-
sheckafd ~. Home nln--Ksslsr. Stolen bAse-No-
bdda saohncs hit-Sheekard Double plAy-Beck-
lev and Corcorsn. Struck out-By SummsL :; by
Ki,son, l. First base on balls-O6 StmmsI !: oh
EiSon S. wild pNch-Summsl Paved BALI Peitl
L,ii 90 bsses-Cncinnau. a Brooklyn, 5: Umpire
-Emsle Tlme-3 hours and minutes. Attendance
-i,S0O
RAIN AT PIrTsBuR0.
P1TTsBuRo, July e.-The Pittsburg-New York
gane was called at tho end OF the third inning
to-day on account OF darkness. Three times
thunderstorms interrupted the contest and the
spproaoh Of the fourth shower induced Umpire
swartwood to end the farce. Despite the
wretched weather eondi tons O crowd Of 5000
waited for the ensl decision, .Pittsburs scored
The only run, Clark getting Il In the frst inning
op his own hit two outs and bad throw by
Gleason. Secretary Kpowlss Joined the New
York team hero to-day, but be would not admit
that there was any truth In rumor that he had
been sent here by President Freedman to take
charge OF the team.
PHILADELPHIA. 10: ST. LOUIS,
ST LOUIS, July Tho PhiladelphiAs defeated the
crippled Cardinals to-day. Heidf1ck attempted 10
centre pasture lasting three innings his charlie
horN forcing him 70 the bench. Mc0rsw Is still In
ths hospital. Hughey twtried for tho Cardinals and
Donohus for the visitors The PhiladeiphIas out
played ths home team at every point The score:
N UaNuV
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American League.

A. tIndianapolis-Indianap 9; Detroit g.
A. tbunalo-Cleveland, 8; Buffalo, q,
Al Kansas City-KansAS City D: Minneapol q.
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Tasterm Lea


AZ hartford-Springteld, .; Hartford, I.
Az Observation-Disclosures. -: Provldenoe, 4.
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Connecticut State Leasue.

MN.u hsven-Norwich ]; New Haven, /.
4! !MAtroury-W aterbury. .: Bristol, &
snth inning
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Other Games.
Baseball Games To- day.

cAt Atlantic ci,y-cuban x Giants is; Atlantic
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wind-Up Of Harness Racing at Troy.

TROY July 6,-A large crowd witnessed the clos
Ing days races at Rensselaer, Park yesterday. The
finishes In each heat were close and exciting. Sum
mary
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l:Ossip of the Ring.

IT, II. W,-At Cedarhurst, l.. l. The field
free 10 the public.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
n Brooklyn al Cincinnati; New York at Pittsburg;
ooNon a. Chicago; Philadelphia at 81. Louis.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-01-02
LITERARY NOTES.

Three Men on Four Wheels Is Jerome
X. Jerome's rather eccentric title for the
series OF humorous stories which he has
Just completed for The Saturday Even
ing Post, Of Philadelphia. Every one
who has read Three Men in Bost-snd
who has not twill wish 70 follow the
misadventures Of Mr.. Jerome and his
two companions on their tour through
Germany astride tandem and safety.
Mr.. Jerome's wit Is no less keen, nor his
humor less kindly, then when he scored
his first great literary success ten years
ago. The first story Of Mr.. Jerome's
series will appear in the Post OF Jan. 6.
IL has been superbly illustrated in half
tone BY Mr.. Harrison Fisher.
Very few aged men and women in the
state Of Maine do not remember with
pleasure and gratitude the life work OF
DIR. n. T. True, so well known In the
state as lecturer, and also as a writer
on geological subjects IL will interest
them 10 know that son Of his, Mr.. John
Preston True, has just published,
through Little, Brown & Company, q
book entitled, The Iron Star and What
IL saw on its-journey through the Ages,
from Myth to History" The volume
traces the fortunes Of meteorite, 1.-The
Iron STAR and gives children In a series
Of connected historical stories some ides
Of the growth Of the worlds civilization
from the days Of the time Of the Cave
men down 10 the days OF Myles Stancish