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New-York tribune., 1900-07-05
LAWN TENNIS.
ANOTHER SURPRISE IN THE MIDDLE
STATES TOUT INEY-WARD BEATS HALL.

STATES TOUTNEY-WARD BEATS HALL.
Orange, n J. July 4 CSpecIaD.-Students Of form
IN lawn tennis had another upset here this after
noon when Hall beaten by Ward in the Mid
die States championship tournament, in progress
at the Orange Lawn Tennis Clubs grounds. Hall
beat Larned yesterday. and a strong favorite
before the match with Holcomb Ward this after
noon but he was unable to make any headway
against Wards twist services and fast volleying.
1t a great day for the Harvard players and
again the crimson coors victorious in every
match All three Of the Cambridge experts
Wright, Davis and Ward-won their matches in
easy fashion and four OF the five still left to
struggle for the Middle States championship are
from Harvard while two of the three teams left in
the doubles also the crimson.
Wright forced the play against Paret so fast in
the morning and was accurate in his Volleyng
and passing that the veteran beaten.
Davis also put another Of the older PLAYERS
when he beat Stevens In straight sets without any
difficulty
Wright will play Davis tomorrow afternoon
State champion, for opponent The two win
viii meet In the final round on Friday, and
Champion Whitman VIII defend his claim 10 the
challenge cup on Saturday. Yesterdays scores fol-
low:
Championship singles second round)-B c Wright beat
T Fars oiio0 Sal & yr D. F & Davis beat @ Rishard 'eyens
Championship doubles lars round)-H H Hackett and
J: A. Allen beat W. \. lArned and Z. p Larned, co
Miles and ". J. C:other. 6-2 C -
semi-hnai round-p; r Davis and Holcomb warad beat
q, r. Colby ana C. p, Herrck, 60. 6-2
Consolation singles preliminary round)-I S. Morris
beat G. H. Miles, by default -
J. FTi 3 M62q 62P.d5 beat 4 E'4 II raleot Gses sSs 81
jr. beat J. c. Davidson, by default
New-York tribune., 1900-07-05
FIRST RoUND-HoME MARK.
AsTRILD ourDoNE RY MINEnIA

The AstriId found TO he no match for +ba
Herreshoff Mineola. and it seemed that her pres
ent canvas, which was put her yesterday for
the first time in this country. Is not sufficient for
the paltry airs in which yachts are here expected
10 finish long courses. The new craft Is a smart
looking boat and under different sails and winds
may record a different story.
6324l; Latona, 80 a; Wayward, $500; MIneoia
5:2o@i Astrild, 6:S630; Syce S:4049, Altai 3.u.lS
Hussar IL, 3:5S:$9; Lotowana, i:S2:26 Ava 4S7: g.
Mariquita. 4;5l :55; Mira 34904 o Shima san
5;424S; Audax. 5:29Oi; Freya, 5:44:25: Alerion
4;46b6; Oiseau. 4:31:43; Empronzi 4:4S40; Rochelle
2:5l O9; Colleen 2:5O50; Spindrift 2:52IS SnapDar
25l 5S: Sis, 2505S; Persimmon. 250:SS: scamp
The winners were the SaChem. the I.Rtona the
Maynard the Mineola. the Sayonara (walkoverC
the Syce the Lotowana, the Mira. the Veda th,,
Escape the Oiseau. the Rochelle (the Celia sec
Kenosha, the OK (sail over) the Nora the Mon
goose H. the KaZaza and the John Dorv
A very near thing to accident list resulted from,
starting the big cutters Astriid and NiineoIa on
their match at the same time aS the dories and
other small craft which had their right 10 tha
starting line by the first setting of the programmes
The big cutters got their signal at lis and came
down through a fleet OF small craft whose iov-
were rushing along at great pace The slxiDperS
on the cutters did fine steering and though tbsv
We're forced to foul each other near the coT1mittee
steamer to avoid cutting down a ca boat with cb
dren aboard they did splendidIy and skufIIi,,
take. " W ' mus
RESULTS OF THE RACING.
The following table shows the results Of tho
racing:
CLASS B-cRUIsING TRIM-srARr. 11:4o
Elapsed Corrected
yscb. oD1 time time.
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4 HARD RAP FOR JERRY.
From Success.

from SUCCESS.
During the extra session of Congress early last
year Jerry Simpson kept Objecting every little
while TO the execution of the purpose of the ses-
sion, the changing Of the tariff from the Wilson to
the Dingley schedule Of rates. Simpson would fan
the air with his arms and bore everybody with his
TRADES. The big Speaker would on such occasions
recline his head the back OF his chair and clOse
hts eyes
I'm not alone i'm this" Simpson was vociferatins
one afternoon; there many members here
who share the same views l have. Nh learned and
distinguished friend from Texas. Mr.. Bailey, fully
agrees with me-
Mr.. Bailey. who detested simpson. arose and said.
sharply:
II object to being cited as an authority 1 do
not agree with the gentleman from Kansas He
should inform hms -
The Speaker wokt and rapped for order In
a drawing tone he ru
= should
unreasonable request of the gentleman from Kan
sas."
New-York tribune., 1900-07-05
NEW-YORK WON AND LOST.
DOYLE ASSAULTS UMPIRE EMSLIE AND Is AR
RESTED AND CHARGED WITH DIS
ORDERLY CONDUCT.

Cincinnati. July (speciaD.-Tammany Hall
methods were pursued here again to-day when
Jack" Doyle. the first baseman Of the NewYork
club INDUCED in disGracefuI scene the field
and was arrested and charged with disordery
conduct DOYLE was declared out IN the second
inning and abusive in his language that
he ordered OF the game by Umpire Ems
lie. Doyle promptly assaulted the umpire and
knocked him down while the fair minded speCta-
tors yelled shame" Emslie. In falling pulled
Doyle with him and the fighting
like TWO kilKeauy cats when the other players sep
arated them. Doyle was arrested and taken 10
the police station. as Cincinnati does not propose
70 permit Polo Grounds methods. The New-York
team its first game in thirteen played Haw
icy was successful in scattering the hits OF the
Cincinnati players. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-07-05
AMERICAN Jockeys IN THE FRONT

London, July AT the second day Of the New
market First July Meeting, to-day, the American
jockeys were eminently successful.
An AI-Aged Selling Plate, of 100 sovereigns
added to a sweepstakes Of sovereigns each for
starters, for twO-year-ods mile and quarter
was by Coon, ridden by L. Reiff.
The Stud Produce Stakes Of 10 soveregns each
with 100 sovereigns given by the Jockey Club, five
V0lodyovski. with Rein in the saddle.
The lightweight Handicap. OF 500 sOvereigns.
for three-year-Olds and upward, about a mile and
three furlongs, was won by Pheon, which
Rgby had the mount.
The Soham Plate (welter handicap) of 200 SOW
eregns for three-yea and upward five fur
longs. was won by Wild Irishman with Tod
Sloan no
New-York tribune., 1900-07-05
MANAGERS COME TO BLOWS.

Rochester n. Y. July At rained quite hard
early this morning and the Toronto team who
were quartered at the Livingston Hotel, under
stood there would be game. although the ROch-
ester cement claims they were not notified
officially When Manager Buckenberger went to the
Livingston Hotel after the game had been de-
clared forfeited to Rochester, and so informed
Manager BarrOws OF the Toronto team Barrows
assaulted Buckenberger, striking the latter in the
face. blackng his eve. A imme
diately out. and Barrows was arrested.
Later bail secured. and the case will come up
tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-05

The Montcair Athletic Club played a mixed
team Of the Manhattans at Prospect Park where
a good batting game resulted in victory for the
Manhattans by 81 runs. Both a. Cleaver and c.
Moore batted in good style for Manhattans
for their OF so and So not out respectively
while J. Flannery. with %. and c. H luke. with
20. gave material help in building up the score
For Montcair II. Tattersall and w. B Scale
Straw played in capital form for q and n Vtck-
added 16 The score
New-York tribune., 1900-07-05
CRICKET.
PHILADELPHIA DEFEATS NEw-YoRK BY
OVERWHELMING SCORE

The cricket match between Philadelphia and
NewYork, at Staten Island proved the great at
traction for the local devotees of the game yester-
day. The visitors had everything their own way
and won In hollow style by no less than innings
and $40 runs. P. H. Clarke bowled in rare form
for the Philadelphans, and IN the first innings he
captured wickets for q runs. NJ. r. Cobb played
a good innings of %. but with the exception Of
W: S. r. Oglvy Of the others could do any
thing
In the second innings Of New York E Morris
captured Wickets for 10 runs and then there was
complete collapse of the team the total reaching
only 40, although C n. f. Griffith tried hard TO
stem the tide of disaster. The following is the
New-York tribune., 1900-07-05
SHOOTING.
MEDICUs AND NEw-UTRECHT GUN
CLUBS MEET AT INTERSTATE PARK.

CLUBS MEET AT INTERSTATE PARK.
Trap shooters celebrated yesterday in their usual
merry fashion and the crack Of the breechloader
heard for hours the grounds OF many OF the
local gun clubs The Medicus Gun Club OF Brook
lyn, so called because Of the many doctors who are
members. and the New-Utrecht Rod and Gun Cluo
held a joint meeting Interstate Park. near
Queens. Long Island which is OF the finest
shooting grounds in the country. The sport began
at 10 a and continued until nightfau- Luncheon
served in the park casino in the middle OF the
day, and fine dinner was provided for the shoot
ers and their guests when the last trap had been
pulled dance in the spacious ballroom OF the
casino in the evening wound up the days joIIihca-
ton.
The Ions programme which had been arranged
for the shoot was confined exclusively 10 clay
target contests, but there also plenty OF live
birds on hand for those marksrnen VINO preferred
that kind OF sport, and a number OF live bird
matches We're decided. T ". Morley shot In
wonderful form. and easily defeated all corners
IN the chief live bird shoot His hardest struggle
vas in the hfteen-bird match, in which he and
DR.. Casey tied for first place with dfIeen straight
kills each Both men shot from the thirty-yard
m2Ik marx. IN Ia the shootI9tf; miss and out, Dr. Casey
Morley killed eleven straight OF the reel. thereby
Morley, c, A Lockwood and Dr. Kinnble then
ShoI Riteen bird match. Morley using only one
yard mark, while Lockwood and Dr. KinbIe used
thirty yaTd maTks @ Sn9e 5TS 5Re and
ers tied with thirteen kills each In the shooJ-or,
miss aud out, Morley used both barrels. but only
one hand, and he shot from the thirty yard mars
shooting, Dr. KiTn6ls who used 6ot6 hands. also 90
killed Ave birds. \ second shoOt-ofr was necessary
and Dr. kimble killed two more birds. Morley
caught a tartar in his second bird-a strong right
Quartering lncomer-and, falling 10 grass H. lost
the match.
The leading contest the regular progrannne OF
the day the team race for the MediCuS Cup a
lIQ-target affair Three teams entered. and the
winners were 9 W. Feigenspan. the local cham
pOn. and q. II. PerCy. The must be Won
three times by the same team before il becomes
the teams exclusive property. Bank and Morley
won il the first time. Dudley and Captain Money
the second time, and now Feigenspan and Ptercy
will hold it until they defeated.
The summaries.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-05
SALE OF HOLMDEL yF4P1Ixnc

Teariings from the Holmdel Stud were sold yes
terday at public auction at Sheepshead Bay Those
which brought $500 more and the names of the
purchasers were follows:
Bay colt by His Hghness- Butterflies; John E;
0aauueh 600
Chestnut colt by His HghnessCascade D. Gideon 5o6
Bay colt. by His Hghness-Dear Gideon 100
Bay colt, by His Highness-Miss Fordham: ID
-iNT14 500
Day py tiis aighhess-Nelgen ID. Gideon. 500
Day eo'[ Oy his Hshness-Nette; D. Gideon. 1900
New-York tribune., 1900-07-05

BROOKLYN WINS PROM KINGS COUNTY.
The Brooklyn and Kings County clubs had a
good game at Prospect Park, where the turned
out In large numbers and evinced interest I'm the
game not usual at holiday matches The brothers
EoXill were in great form with the willow for
Brooklyn. and they made fine stand for the first
wicket, G. c. getting 81 and d. % r. c. NJ.
Browne also hit hard for 10 for the winners while
W s. Patmore and ]. Pedow were in great form
with the ball g. T. Toddings and G. Williams
did the best work for Kings County. The score:
New-York tribune., 1900-07-05
WITH THE BIGGER CRAFT.

The course Of the large schooners and big cutters
was first 10 Parsonage Point, broad reach with
bOOms to starboard, the wind being hot and vari-
able out OF the northwest. changing out in the
Sound to north. so that the raceabouts on a south
erly course were carrying spnnakers on the second
leg 10 Red Spring Point in Hampstead HarbOr
The third leg was q beat home, and the larger
boats were sent this 10 2-3 miles course three
times, distance of over thirty-two miles
At 2:24 o'clock a squal OF the northwest
struct the fleets as they beating to the home
mark. and the Hussar lost her throat halyards
before coming TO the LarChmont mark She re
paired this and continued in the race All the
yachts were heeled over a good deal in the kissing
blue water, but the sQuaU hadn't much body to In
and soon passed away, leaving a day which full
hl!ed its early promise of being almost totally use
less for sailing as evening drew near. The Yachts
rounded the home mark at the end of the nrst
New-York tribune., 1900-07-05
HIGH PRICES FOR YEARLINGs.

London. July 4-some sensational prices were
realized at the sale Of yearlings Of the late Duke
Of Westminsters stud. at Newmarket, this after
noon. \ fy by Persimmon, out Of Ornament
purchased by r. Sievier for 10000 guineas
while colt by Orme out of kissing Cup, was pur
chased by the Duke Of Westminster for 800
guneas. Twelve lots brought 1900 guineas.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-05

st. Louis. July (speciaD. Nearly fifteen thou
sand people witnessed the two games here to-day
between the Brooklyn and st. Louis teams In the
morning game the champions felded In perfect
form and won interesting battle. The
a tie when the Brooklyn men went to the bat in
the eighth inning In this inning few hits and
some ragged fielding by the home players gave the
champions four runs and the game. Burket made
a hit every time he went to the bat. The
follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-07-05
AMERICANIEAGUE.

At Kansas City-Mlwaukee 2: Kansas city. Gnorn-
ing game) Milwaukee. 10; Kansas City. (afternoon
gamel.
At Memphis-chicaso. g; Minneapolis. tmornins
At C1eyeland-Cleveland 5: Indianapois tmornlng
Cleveland. IS Indianapolis IL afternoon gae)
At Detroit-Detroit T. Buffalo. (nOrnng game)- De-
troit. 10; Buffalo. ! tafternoon game).
New-York tribune., 1900-07-05
ENTRIES AT INDIAN HARBoR.

Greenwich. Conn. July 4 (SpeciaD.-Following
the entries for the Indian Harbor Yacht Club
race to-day:
Eighty-foot class. MineoIa- August Belmont.
Seventy-foot class. Astrild. A. G. Hanan- Fifty
one-foOt class Affair Cord Meyer; Hussar II.
James Baird, Fifty-one-foot class cruising tim,
Arva T l. Arnold Mariquita, H P Shaem For
ty-three-foot class. Mira, b L Poor; Hebe, J.
r. Maxwell Yawls Albicore. s J.. Hyde; Freya,
Alfred Peats; Qseau. J. R. Maxwell; Alerion,
A H AIker. Cats. S0-foot class. D. P. Pierce.
Sloops 25-foot class Seelia. W 5. Gould; Kenosha,
Charles Boltz RaCeabouts. Spindrift, Herie Broth
ers: Raider. n. VI. Crane; Helene, L. R. Aerger;
Scamp. J. De Forest; Persimmon. d. Y. H Warner;
Sis. F. T. Bedford. Snapper, H L Maxwell
Seawanhaka knOckabOuts. Dacavert. H. H. Moss
man; Thelga, E. P. THAR.
Sloops and cats. T-foOt class, Zera, A NJ Brad
ley: Picada, P, r. La Vouisse: Ok. Robert Bavier;
Mongoose II. Simeon Ford
Belmont; Sandpper. August Belmont; Sora. ".
Hoey. jr.; Bouncer II. Frank Bovine Jones
New-York tribune., 1900-07-05

tween mines representing the Rutherford Athletic
Association and the Passaic Athletic Club. The
local men won the morning game by a score Of
to s. and led in the afternoon game up the ninth
inning, when the PaSsaiC made two and
tied the score. Passac won the game in the tenth;
score, II g.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-05
EASTERN LEAGUE.

Syracuse-Montreal 6: Syracuse. (nornng garne).
Syracuse. >; Montreal. (afternoon garne).
At Rochester Rochester o. Toronto, forfeited (morr
ing Toronto. o; Rochester (afternoon game).
At Hartford IL: Springfield (mOrning
game. At springheld-Hartford. 10: Springfield.
At Providence worcester s: Providence. Cnorning
game). Providence 7; Worcester afternoon game).
New-York tribune., 1900-07-05
Total CdsclAren OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
MoNTcLAIR ATHLETIC CLUB.

The Nelson Lodge team had exciting match
with Brooklyn Team Prospect Park. where
the narrow margin of which divided the
totals was in favor Of Nelson Lodge. The good
innings of r. p. Rogers, who hit hard for %. had
something do with the victory while r. ".
Powell bowIed in capital form and captured
wickets for II runs G. Jemmott did the best work
for Brooklyn. with fine innings Of 80. while W.
Kelly played steadily for 1S. The score:
New-York tribune., 1900-07-05

Young, the veteran, was at his best IN the after
noon game and result the champions were not
only beaten but were whitewashed. Brooklyn made
the unique record in the second inning of making
three hits and getting one base on balls yet did
not score McCiraw's all around work and the
fielding Of Wallace and Dahlen the features.
The fOlloWg-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-05
tAl SO
BROOKLYN TEAM n
ROWING.
THE HENLEY REGATTA.
LITTLE INTEREST IN THE FAMOUS ENGLISH
RIVER RACE THIS YEAR

Henley, July 4--The great English rowing meet
ing OF the year opened to-day with lack of interest
and little Of the excitement usually associated with
the regatta. The houseboats numbered less than
a Dozen compared with the usual hundred or more
The town is mourning the scarcity cf visitors while
the absence Of demand FOR tickets to the various
grandstands. clubs and Enclosures proves the lack
OF society's interest The unsettled weather did
not help matters, and Withdrawals have reduced
the starters in the various TO forty The few
foreign entries were further reduced by the with
drawal of the Berliner from the Stewards ChaI-
lenge Cup while Eton decided not 10 contest IN the
Grand Challenge Cup race. There were thirteen
preliminary heats to-day. For the Diamond ChnI-
lenge Sculls H. T. Blackstaffe defeated Prevail a
FrenChman. '' =
New-York tribune., 1900-07-05
BOXING NOTES.

The fight at the Broadway Athletic Club to-
morrow night Will be between Peter Maher and
Steve O'Donnen. The bout is scheduled for
twenty-five rounds, but II is the opinion of those
that are interested in boxing that O'Donneu will
ne the easiest sort Of an opponent for Maher and
tnat the battle Will not last three rodnds. There
VIII be a preliminary contest of twelve rounds
New-York tribune., 1900-07-05
AFTERNOON GAME.

Brooklyn Observation-Disclosures. 0 %
81 Louis ................. o 3 o 0 . o 80
Earned runs-St. Louis 2 Two base h!ts-McGraw
o. keister- Double plays-Dsy. Dahlen and Jennings.
Dahlen. DAILY and jennings DAILY. Mcclure.
Stolen basesDonovan % Wallace Kelly. Burkett
Sacrifice hitsBurkett Wallace. Hit by pcherkester.
Wallace billiard. Base hals-On Young, 2; on Nc
Ginnity. 3. Struck out-By McCiinnity l. by Young.
Time-2:2O. Cmpire-Hurst
New-York tribune., 1900-07-05
TWO GAMES FOR CHICAGO
NlAE NIN-G nAnErrA

Chicago July 4.-The visitors went to pieces IN
the sixth inning and allowed Chicago to score six
G5OO. The score follows:
,,toac, y q H. e
Philadelphia ...-....O o o % q :
and Mcfarland " -0Ne''ss
AFTERNOON GAME)
Philadelphia looked sure winner when Chicaro
went to bat in the ninth inning but two singles -
double and an error tied the score. In the twelfth
with men on hrst and second, Orth made a wild
throw to hTst. which allowed the winning rms ~
score Attendance 10000. The follows;
Chicago q q q n n r. H E
Philadelphia z o o II 12 <
Batteries-Calahan and Donohue: Orth and McFar,a,,
New-York tribune., 1900-07-05
MORN1Nc CANE
.Rnttsd for Jones IN ninth

-iNhtIed Jones IN ninth.
81 LFuis .-.....-....O o Q 2 o o o 3 %
brooklyn .,.--..............-O = } o o o o X-9
Earned rgns-sr Louis g. Brooklyn, l. Two base hits
CahIen IAeistef, Donovan. Passed ballsJenninEs,
Daly' 2 stolen basss-Farrell q keister. !. Three
base hlt-JenninBs. Base balS-On Kennedy, 4: off
Jones. = Struck Out-By Kennedy. 2: by Jones' / Time
-2O3. Umpire-HurBt
New-York tribune., 1900-07-05
AFTERNOON GAME

BY winning the afternoon game. Pittsburg made
It four straight from Boston NichoIs's bad inning
the third. when three-bagger and two ain
giles won the game After that honors were easv
Attendance l0,5oo Score:
Pittst arg ............O 0 o o o x-s g + T.
Boston ..............0 o o q o l o o. q
Batteries-Tannehiu thinner; Nichols and S,,uyap
New-York tribune., 1900-07-05
BOSTON TWICE BEATEN.

Pttsburg, July 4-The Pittsburgs defeated
Boston in the morning game, hitting Willis hard
for five innings. Cuppy then relieved him and nre
vented the locals from scoring during the remain
der of the game. Attendance, H. 900 The score
follows:
Pittsburg ............I 3 O rs 10 70
Boston .-..-.....-....3 o % Q
Batteres-Fhillirs thinner: Willis Crpnv ana
New-York tribune., 1900-07-05

In the morning game error by Crawford was
responsible for the only made by the New
York team. 1t looked like a up to the
eighth inning where Freedmans gift players went
all pieces. and Cincinnati scored half a dozen
runs. The follows
New-York tribune., 1900-07-05
MANHATTAN.

c. H luke Parks 20
E. F Q RoddinGton, Tattersau Observation-Disclosures.
J. Flannery. Straw Parks Observation-Disclosures. 2S
A. Ceaver Mara. Tattersan e.
F. A Cox. Tatersau Parks Observation-Disclosures.
=. S. Moore. So
y. Mulr. Brown
A W Cherrington TartersaI ..-............
". Butcher TattersaU NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
J Fltzgibbon. run out O
Dixon /
ByeS IL
Leg byes
Wltes
New-York tribune., 1900-07-05
INANIMATE TARGETs-MEDIcUs cUP-1oO TAI

C. II. Piercy and Ed. Banks tied in the first
set contest with 10 straight kills each Banks
aso tied with c W. Fetgenspan in the second
at fifteen targets. each gr3SSius a. In the
next, twenty target affair. PeTCy, FeigenSpan.
Money and Banks tied with IS each Dudley
and Banks won the next with each and the tOl-
lowing miss and out contest by Cap
tain Money. The seventh contest ut fifteen
gets, was won by Piercy and FeiEenspan. who
tied with IA each.
The MerchC ndtSe prize match at fifty single tar
gets was Won by FeigenSpan. who scored 4S- Dr..
Miller was second, with T. Then came q. Piercy,
IS. Or. Casey, So. Is. Waters S5. Morley 80. f. II.
David 80 Money, 81; Lincoln p. and Lockwood. q.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-05

Terry" McGovern. the featherweght champion
and Frank Erne. the lightweight champion. who
are matched to meet In ten round bout before
the twentieth Century Athletic Club in Madison
Square Garden on July l6, have both begun ha ri
training for the fight The men will box at i2S
pounds. and to win the fight Erne has TO knock
McCiovern out within that number of rounds
1t is said that Jim" Jeffress arm which he
hurt while training for his fight with sharkey. IA
in such bad condition that II looks as ~ ha MN
not be able TO box for some time yea
New-York tribune., 1900-07-05
MORNING GAME

Cincinnati .....-.-.---...-..-O l o o o o 8 Ks
New-YOrk .--.--...l q . q o o o O o.
Earned runs-Clncnnat, /. Two base hit-Ouinn
stenfedt. Beckley Gleason First base on
balls-Of Mercer, / Hit-Ry Mercer. . Struck outE
ny Mercer, by Hahn. ?. Time-I:iO. Umpire-EmsIIe
New-York tribune., 1900-07-05
Biepeles.

T5o.. 81. Sl.25 $i.50. $IT5. All makes
guaranteed BY the Hlfrs. Special prIres 70
dealers. WILLIS. - Park Row. op. p. u
New-York tribune., 1900-07-05
AFTERNOON GAME.


Cincinnati NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o o o l o o O-3
New-York ----.... ...........l ? q o 3 q o o 0-6
Earned runs--Cncinnnti. g. New-York. 1 Two base
hts-Grady BeckIey- Three base ht-Stetnfeldt. Home
rua--Barrett Double play-Corcoran. Quinn Beck
ley. First base bails-SCott, l. Phillips / Struck
out-Ry Hawley. =; by Phillips / Passed bsIls-Peitz
EmsliP-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-05
BASEBALL.
FIFTEEN THOUSAND PEOPLE WITNESS
THE CHAMPIONS WIN AND LOSE
A GAME AT ST. LOUIS.
THE RECORDS
GAMES YESTERDAY.

Brooklyn o. ST. Louis. Pittsburg. s: Boston.
(morning) (mornng).
St Louis Q. Brooklyn. o. Pittsburg 8: Boston.
afternoon.
Cincinnati. 8: New-York II Chicago. 10; Philadelphia
(morning) (morrng).
New-York g. Cincinnati 81 Chicago 5; Philadelphia, I
(afternoon). (afternoon).
New-York tribune., 1900-07-05
AFTERNOON GAME1
NEw-YoRK. A. c. o. x :

The New-York Athletic Club baseball team Dc
1eated the knickerbocker Athletic Club team bv
score of o to Z at Bayonne yesterday The SCORE.
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