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WRESTLING.
Bothner Defeats the Russian Giant In Straight
Falls

George Bothner the wrestling instructor
Of the Pastime A. G., defeated Alexander, the
Russian giant, in two straight falls yesterday.
The contest, which attracted much attention
because Of tho disparity in the size and weight
Of the men. drew large crowd to an enclosure
on the banks Of the East River at SiXty-siSth
street where the mat was placed on the grass
and space roped of for the spectators, Alex
ander weighs $50 pounds and is feet ?
inches tall. while Bothner barely tips the beam
at 40 pounds. The men were matched to
Wrestle Orr co. X oman style with the proviso
that II the Russian gained the first fall. the sec
ond bout, should he catch-Hs-catch-Cran, and
II third bout became necessary the style
should be decided by the toss OF a coin. Strangle
and full Nelson's, or any hold that shut on the
Bothncr was as brown as a berry and the
dark hue Of his skin was a marked contrast
TO the delicate pink Of the Russian when the
for a hold Bothner bobbcd his head up aud
caught the Russian on 4 he nose. II started 10
bleed and this appeared to confuse the giant
when the pair dropped to the mat, Tho big
man made an attempt To down Bothuer, but
quick ne a fash the little fellow turned the
tables and ,ecured q rolling fall IN one minute.
out for the second bout. About minute was
spent in futile efforts 20 gain a hold, Then
Bothner dropped voluntarily TO the mat. The
Russian got a body hold and spun Bothner
around gingerly hut failed TO land his shoulders
on the mat After trying few hold- aud
EOOd zeal ol plAN dfoU'I lllt llSfllu : injured
nose Bothner got the giants head in chancerv
His arm was around Alexander Jaw and Ref
cree Frawley looked TO see If 1t was one Of the
barred holds
Il haven't got strancle hold" calmly said
Bothner, and with that he twisted The Rus
SLAMS neck until the latter went down In min
utes 40 seconds,
Before the main bout / Jost OF New York
aud W Miller OF the Pastime \. {. wrestled
at 1876 pounds. Jost gained the FIRST fall in
minutes and Is seconds and Miller the second
In ? minutes and IS seconds The men wrestled
out time In the third bout
The following gave exhibitions:
Boxing, l20 Pounds-T O'Connor and W. b 10Th:
c, Timons r. 4. G. and T. Crisp, y. a C.; catch
weights Percy Mclntytr. J, a c, and George Jsn.
sen, y, a. C.: 80 Mounds J. Hopkins and NJ. Walsh.
1875 rounds. NJ HsInctL p a. c, and j. Carl. 2. A. G.
Brooklyn: rs pounds J. Ninst and z, Tile. p. a, Q
The sun., 1900-08-20
TEBEAU OUT; M'GRAW ~.
Resignation Of the st. Louis Baseball clubs
Manager Accepted.

ST. Loufs. Aug i9.--Oliver Tebeau. known 10
the baseball world generally and ever since 1859
manager Of Frank DeHass Robinson's teams.
has resigned his position as manager Of the st.
Louis Baseball Club and John tMuggsy) McGraw
succeeds him. ITO change takes place imme-
datey Tebeau onlclate1 al hls final game to-
Jay and MCGraW assumes full control to-
morrow,
II is stated that the resignation was voIun-
taFy. Tebeau ten days ago rendered his
resignation, butit was not accepted until to-
Stanley Robinson and Ed ard G. Becker. tho
fnanCier Of the club, More or less surprise will
follow the announcement OF the Withdrawal OF
Tebeau as manager. though the report
has long been current that this would
be his last season as manager OF the
team Until he came to st. Louis with the
Cleveland Club last year. Tebeau's success as u
manager was pnen Onenal, He succeeded In
keeping the Cleyelands. or Spiders" always
up In the first three, though IL was not a first
class CLUB and could not be compared with the
present aggregation. Twice finishing second
70 the old BALTIMORE club, the Spiders
triumphed over the Orioles" In the series Of
games for the Temple cup
Tebeau IL a native OF 81. Louis, and came
Into the game from the classic precincts Of
Goose Hill, which has Civ n TO the baseball
world such shining lights as Pitcher Breitenstein
and Catcher Jack O'Connor, Last fall 1ebeau
and 'Scrappy BIZ Joyce embarked In the
saloon business. This, II is claimed. has some
what mitlgated against him as a manager, as
young players would patronizs the place at the
expense OF the game.
The sun., 1900-08-20
Mrs. John Jacob Astor MAY Give a Cup for a
Race Between sO-Footers.

NEwPoRr, Aug. Ia.--The sloop yacht Virginia
to-day received a new malnsail for use In to-
morrows race A launch was sent TO Bristol
this morning for the sail. which the Herre-
shofIs had Just finished. and late this after
noon IL had been bent and furled. The yachts
men are beginning to look on the Rainbow
as n formidable rival. and they think that the
Mneola will have to pay more attention to
her il she wishes TO win the cup than TO the
Yankee. or late tho Rainbow has been sail
ing faster than all the boats and Capt Parker
has begun new tactics. in previous races
II WAS commented on that he appeared 10 be
afraid Of Capt WrinGe. and many yachtsmen
said that Mringe WAS 90 good a man for Parker
10 beat II did look that way. but in tho
last two races Capt. Parker has fought u out
with Wringe az every opportunity and his work
has been loudly praised.
Jtwas reported tonight that Mrs. John Jacob
Astor was 10 oficr a cup tO be raced for by the
7O-footers as soon as they finish the series for
the Newport Yacht Racing Association cup,
In order 10 win the latter the Rainbow would
have TO win all three races this week, while
IN either the Mineola or Yankee captures one
race the Rainbow will have no show. The
Virginia cannot possibly win the cup as she
has only one point 10 her credit.
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Busy Day for Model Tachtsmen.

The handlers OF the model yachts bad a Fala day
yesterday. The Wave Crest Miniature Yacht Club
races were decided yesterday morning OF the club
house at the foot Of Fitiy-eighth street Bay Ridge
In the rsi event for seCondcsss s!oops the Storm.
John Martin, Dot. o. l.. Cray; Coquette Alfred Gie;
MERIDA William wallin; Lizzie ~, r. Thompson. and
Loeb Lomond, G. II. Brown. were the starters. The
wind blew from the southwest. and the course was
a quarter OF a mile 10 windwaId and return. IL took
In The ms, heat HE Dot won with the Mtrcs second
lIIIe y. third, and Storm ard Loeb LomOnd In the
9 4. h e? stsUnS and md ssA
The Others failed 70 nnish The Coguette and illIie
had Ises for ihs second prize The coGue'ie win
feet followed in Wellcontest race over hAli-mile
srsighswsY SoHss 5h' M.sn I,Slsrs ysFs N1nsaa
CHILE, The Nanska won In two straight heats, with
on the headquarters Of the New York Model Yach,
Club at Sttinway Yesterday there were some we'll
contested races The half mile championship course
was used The starters In the cup were tho
William Murray. and swan, 5. y Taylor, fEe
and and FoSrH oiiow;d in which the Foam Won En. Rn-
Stn Smg,hs a'an Snd o Sinne 0" Murray fSs Vim Yin won.
after a hot race, BY 10 seconds,
fh,r, Tint fourth Sisti south freoEiyn The course
cass sQops COMPETED In the first event the starters
being Mars : \ Mcktly@y; NEmph, J: Il , S,en-
,hfd IN The ,eond heat he Star Won and look lie
fsw. " failed 20 Is'' compls| the ooaise The posi-:
pontd race from lncepeneen Day beiHesn the third
race by small margin. with the Nymph second and
Mars third. fleet Of seven sloops competed In the
sic, ], D, Olsen; Eclipse, a. slender; Conet George
?. Pigot Wasp, j.. d. Casey: Sea Gull, j. H. ondts-
Tsid' The Comet won the frsi heat with the wasp
second. The Comet also won the second heat
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The Hell Gates OF Harlem are looking for a few
dates in Sc eptember TO play teams whose players av
average IS years Address Z. Houghton, 1919
Avenue a.
The Victor f. c. OF Brooklyn has few open dates
and would like 10 play nTStclass teams averaging
between IS and 10 years and Offering a
guarantee. Address william A. Wright 80 Buffalo
avenue. BrooKlyn.
To THE EDITOR OF THE SUS-Sr' The Staten
Island A c., haillng from TOmpknsville. was Sehe-
duled TO play the NeveTks at that city yesterday
afternoon. hui failed TO put In an appearance. John
/. sullivan, who was booked TO umpire. was on hand
aud a team WAS picked to play the local club
good game resulted About eight hundred persons
were present They were much put out at the Staten
Island a. C 's not showing Up sullivan got royal
welcome and umplted a food game. Respectfully,
J. w. DOBBIYS,
MANAGER Newark B. b. C.
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SEA CLIFF, Aug. 1.-THE following ofhcets have
been elected By the Sea Gun Yacht Club. COmmo-
dofe. Theodore W, sheridan; Vice Commodore,
Charles r. Sllkworth: Secretary, G. Sack,tt Chell.
borg; Treasurer. & =. Dunning Board OF Trustees.
Class OF 1908, Charles T.. Berner and Jesse T. Rlne
hart
The open free for all regatta Of the HowardS Land
ing Yacht Club Of Rockawiy was sailed YESTERDAY.
The course was about six miles long Tie AmarAnth.
OF the CanHrSie Yacht Club and the Matte, OF the
Old Mil Yacht Cub. were the only boats to finish
within the time limit The former won by thirty
seconds.
The annual races for he Commodore cups Of the
Brooklyn Yacht Club were sailed On Saturday in
Gtavtsend Bay OF the clubhouse al Bath Beach.
The coursr was Triangular In form. Both classes
covered the iute twice and the Charlotte won among
the soopS time allowance. as did also the Ceota In
the catboat class.
BAY SHORE. Aug 10. - Tn. PcuAtaquit CORN.
THAN Yacht Clubs Nominating Commttte has posted
the follosing st Of oclals 10 be voted for ~ the
annual meeting Comm Ddore, j, Adolnh MOllen-
bauer Vice Com modote. Regis II, Post Rear Cum.
modufs, Char Is a. Schieren: Secretary Freeman T.
Hulse: Treasurer. Rleharc \. BAchiA; Board q Gov
eTnors. GeoT ~ W. Elder Joseph T. Owens. RAvson
Undethlli and J, NJ CeballoS
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Track and Field Games-A. II. Kent Eq uals a
Worlds Record.

a. II Kent the clever little Splinter OF the Pastne
A, c. equated the worlds record Of 2-5 seconds for
30 yards at the games OF the Star A. c in Long Island
city yesterday. He allowed Robert ". KENNEDY,
the Star A. crack distance runner nve yards hand-
way. and won by two yards. The intefclub relay
rae. between tams OF four men iiom local clubs
team won with the Pastlme a. c. team second. The
So-Ysfd Dash Agalns, Time Won by a. H. Kent
Pastime a. G., scratch: Robert W. Kennedy star
4. c., 5yards SECOND. Time, :-5 seconds tQualllng
7s-YsTd bash, Handicap Final heat won by J. J.
NcGasssy ss ytIds s,,S S.cn ,s,l ,RSit ysrts .ecoad
y.fds $, Tqo%SsX % yard, :sccnd; owen R,iileiyG
f6rce Quarter Gie Run Tsndicap Ven by J j.
Farrell ~ yards: J. II. Shevlln, IS yards second $
Tuomh-y 10 yards. third. Time, minutes 70
ons-Nn. InisIclub Relay Race. leans Of Four
j j. Delehauty, p, 7. McCabc and Robert " Ken
nedy pastme G.. second, with Walter Grsdy. n
a, {. second team, third. Time, minutes SO sec
Putting the 1,-Pognd Shot. Handicap Won by
J. J. sheylin feet with ~ feet inches J = Moran
scratch, second with 20 feet Inches; Garrett j. Ftl
rRS o.S ssS Jn SnnS 80 FL, Ts6dc.p sT:a by
scratch n second with 20 ,tr inebss Garrett GPH FL
IIaif-Mile Match Race-Won by T.. Hyslop. star
A. C.; J. }. Mi!Iisan, Star 4. c. second lime, :
John C. Doyle. the all-round CHAMPION ofthe Brook
lyn A. c.. clinched his lead for the trophy In most
interesting series OF ned and track events the club
grounds at Maspeth yesterday mo5nns. The race
for second and third places from nov until the clcSe
OF the season promises 10 be a warm one. Tie vim
neIs YESTERDAY were.
i0O-yArd dash, handicap. John c. Doyle: :so-yard
dash. handicap John {. Doyle; Qusrter.mile run
B " dudley; half.milc run hAnticap. frank NeTeS
one.mile run, handicap, William u. Cassen: putting
the i6-potyd shot. Thomas I. fraser. running hop
step and Jump. John c. Doyle.
The members Of the Deaf Mutes a. A. and their
friends turned out In force yesttrtay at Grand Street
Park. Maspsth, where spirited neld and tack games
were decided The winners were.
One.mie bicycle rAre, Eugene '. Mosslin: hNe-
mile bicycle race hanolcap,C. j. ShndiUTd: lCOy sId
run, hsnoicap. u. Miller: half-milc run handicAp D.
H. Heerdi: running broad jump, hanGicap H. Metz
ger running high lump. handicap, Robert u Nc
Nca pole vault. ii. Lamm one-mlle run, LanCicB p.
IL HterCt
The athletes OF The National A. {, held fne pro
gTAmme Of competitions on the Mssr,h rrourC :
yesterday morning. Charles d, kubb led In the
garnerng Of poln's with CAPT william b. w H., a
caTital SECOND The luishts In tie SIfus and shoI'
runs were very clCHe, The Winners tolloN
l'O-yard dash. handicap, Charles I. Hubb quaft.f-
milo run, handicap, William D. Wynnc; hali-n ile
run. handicap. Anthony /, Nekreytr; running Llsl
Jump. hAnticap, FTsosTick Reuss, pole vault hbn,l'
cap, J. Holt running broad Jump, hGLicap. Charles
ID Rubb: One.n.ile lcScle race hanCcer Ftt"r end.
putting the lc-pound shot handicap HeocTiek },
GTundey.
The sun., 1900-08-20
BI0 FIGHT NEXT FRIDAY.
Fitz and sharkey VIII Meet on Date 0risi.
nalIy selected.

Bob Fltzslmmons did not do any work yester-
day. but confincd his exercise 10 a constitutional
on the board walk at Bergen Beach In the
morning Fitz went In bathing. He Is an ex-
pert swimmer and gave an exhibition to some
Of his friends.
Lanky Bob's sore left hand Is apparently
on the meud. At least II appeared so to The
Sun reporter who examined the member care
fully All that remains Of the accident Is
slight scar and a little swelling. Fitz, when
questioned regarding the hand said that 1t was
ali right. In fact II IL sound enough, he says. 10
warrant him lndulgng In boxing again. Bob
will begin to-day and will put on the gloves
with Bob Armstrong. the oolored heavyweight
and JEFF Thorne. the English middleweight
Fitz says that Armstrong will remain with him
until after the fight He considers him good
man to have around training quarters and
says that Armstrong IA fast developing into
clever puglist Although Flts Is In excellent
shape already he does not propose to take any
chances He Is afraid II he let's up In his labors
entirely he will become stln.
Beginning TO day Fitz will make wrestling
a part OF bis programme. He has engaged
Prof Atlas. who has met Ernest Roeber and
others on the mat. Ftz expects to engage in
daily bouts lasting three quarters OF an hour
with Atlas as h9 thinks that wrestling y great
al all decided as to his future plans. When
asked by the Tepor!er whether he would post
consent TO meet Jim Jefries on Aug. 81 he grew
irritable and said: i have nothing 70 say to-
da may nay d1 6Sd ana aORHs nTs to
~ ii1 ,IG has buis, .o,t,gs ,%s Hs tent 0ss, in
this place for a. massage room. He
has also erected small forge and spends con-
siderable q his time making horseshoesi Bob
smith, for some OF the shoes which he turns
out are. good specimens The Cornishman
Gays that the exercise furnished from welding
tho hammer and beating the iron into all sorts
of fantastic shapes makes muscle and II tho
secret OF his great hitting powers. Mrs. Fita-
her husbands fstic Affairs Is not paying much
interest apparently to the coming battle WITH
Tom shnrkey. She thinks the ex-sailor VIII
be beaten very quickly and scouts the idea
see tie dS6;. said Mrs Tiizsimmons !
Bob will escape without even mark, While
Bob was training for Gus Rubin felt some
what apprehensiye as 10 the outcome because
you know kuhlin Is such strong young fellow.
Sharkey had many visitors at his quarters at
Sheepshead Bay Yesterday, Unlike Fitz;
The former tar Is fast rounding into condition
and says that his friends need not have any
went to Sheepshead Bay and was very much
pleased over his proteges looks and condtion.
Re j. very confident that sharkey Will defeat
II think, skark9y's strength and rushing
VII win al right and predict that the mill
The Sea Side Sporting Club has finally yielded
10 the request Of the public and sporting men
meeting OF It's directors the club decided to
change the date Of the big battle from Aug.
' back Fd;b to As r. the SOS d ssd ss Ir
consented TO the change.
The sun., 1900-08-20

NEWPORT, Aug. io.-'An exciting court tennis
match was played In the Casino court here this
morning between Thomas Pettitt. the profess
sional and Eustace Il. Miles. the crack English
amateur. Miles has been here for the last two
or three days 10 see the lawn tennis champion
amateurs at court tennis giving 10 "A n Hume
wall, Jr., o. s. Campbell and others handicaps
OF 30 or more and beating them handily, Yes
terday a match was arranged between Miles
and pettitt, a. there was no one else here who
could give Miles game. II came on this morn
ing The professional gave the amateur
champion ahandicap OF rs and won after four ex-
citing sets the score being 8-5, e-i, pa, o-S
Pettitt's play was too fast for Miles. and he was
service, which has been playing havoc with
the other amateurs here.
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MoCovsrn and Jordan May Not Fight After

II looks as II Ben Jordan will have to re-
turn TO England without securing the coveted
chance of meeting Terry McGovern. Late
on Saturday night Martin Dowling. who rep
resents Jordan's interests in this country
WAS Informed bv sam Harris that Mclovern
would take on the Englishman. but IL appears
that Sam made this promise without due de-
liberation. Terry, who starts on the road
tho latter part Of this month. finds that he
i unable TO cancel the engagement and Dow
Mc(iovern saws lie Is not afraid OF Jordan or
any one else, but he docs not see how he can
break his contract without legal trouble. The
matchmaker OF the Twentieth Century A. c.
i confident that he may yet arrange a match
and told Bowling to wait until to-day before
calling everything OF.
The sun., 1900-08-20

Cricket.

Only one moro game remains to be played
in the championship series OF the Metropolitan
District Cricket League. This will take place
on next Saturday, AT Bayonne, whore the Bnick-
erbocker 4. G. will wind up an unusually in
teresung schedule with a game against the
Manhattans. The Cherry Diamond repre-
sentauves have once more demonstrated their
skill al the wckets and they have received the
reward Of once more bcing at the top of the
list. In the series NJ the New York Cricket
game II had TO play Its commanding lead
cannot be overcome, however, but the Kings
County Club, by its defeat of the champions.
arc tta records,
The sun., 1900-08-20
Football.

The Knlckerbocker Football Club will be repre
sented on the gridiron this year by the same team
which carried II 10 victory last year The team Will
be captsined by Edward Leshy who played so well at
full back last year The men will begin active pfac
tce the latter part OF this month The knickerboekers
are arranging their Schcdu ule and would like 10 hear
from nrst elAsS out OF town teams averaging ls5
pounds for Saturday gar1eS In October and Noyem
bef Address A. c. fordof.. ol West Nlneiy'NAh
street
The following schedule for the coming season OF
the New York University football team has been an
nounced by MAnager Gould. 'O.: oes o, Stevens
Institute: "a, Syracuse University; 20, op'ni 81.
West Point Nov. ). Rensselaer, Polytechnic lnsl
,uie; 30, Trnlty College; Ia Rutgers College ~
Hamilton College.
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SUNDAY Oy THE DIAMOND.
Doyies Poor Base Running Responsible fer
the New York's Defeat.

CHICAGO, Aug. ie-Doyle's wild base rum
ming was responsible for Chicago's victory
over New York this afternoon by a score Of
TO l. The game resolved Itself into duel
between the pitchers. and. although the visitors
hit Garvin harder than tho Chioasoans hit
Carrick. Doyle killed the opportunities Once
he tried TO cut third and score from second
on base hit. but SwGtwood saw him and he
was forced 10 return Again he was thrown
out at second on a clean base hit lettering on
his way down from first The game was beapti-
fully played and the errors counted nothing
IN the final result Garvin batted In the win
ming run In the fourth inning. The score
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FonLlh Race-ToI thIeeyeaI olds bud oyeI: ssllIng:
Polo.

SARATOGA. Aug. Io.The midsummer polo
tournament at the Sara toga grounds yesterday
began with a match between the Saratoga
and a visiting team. The result was 81 10
goals Ia favor Of Saratoga, The local team
was 4 Manning, Z. /. smith and Il. " Smith.
The visitors were FoxhAll heene. q. r. Smith
and Edward Murphy. I'd. Thomas Hitchcock,
Jr. was unable 10 play owing 10 illness.
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Johnston wins the scuiiing Chsnipi onship Of
the Paclnc Coast

VANCOUVER. Aug. ID n. Johnston OF this
place al Hnckett OF Seattle rowed here yes
terday for the single scull championship OF the
Pac fio Coast over throe-mile course. Johnston
pionship OF the world.
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Drawn gAmes-Paterson Team \, :: Kings County.
!: Paterson Team B, 8: Brooklyn. . keaIny, /:
Nelson Lodge, 2; Manhattan H., l.
T; j., Prenderg&st has once more taken the
led In the League batting averages with So AZ.
W. S. OgIlby Is second with 1888, and +. I.
Kelly third with 81 so Then follow NJ. X.
Cobb, 3Is7. A. p. Mlf'n, ga IS; ]. Fannerv.
81 90: F. W. T Stiles 80 90. and W Adalr rs 90
In bowling ". II. Cobb tops the list with record
Of S. so for thlrty-two wickets As he has play ed
will be overtakcn. +, L. Kelly Is second with
si2 and then follow W. Whitaker, g.O5; A.
Smedley. Gag. and n. Rushton. 9.75.
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Records OF the Brooklyn and New York
Players.

Six more points wore added TO Keeler's aver
age last week and he has advanced into second
place In the Brooklyn batting list Howell did
not play and consequently was not able to hold
the leading position. While Selbach was losing
thirteen points Davis added twelve TO his fg-
ures. and the two players exchange places
The following records include the games
played on last Saturday:
uppout 1,rtya
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baseball Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
New York at Pittsburg,
EASTERN LEAGUE
Montreal at Worcester; Toronto at Providence:
Rochester at Hartford: Syracuse at Springfield
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other Games.
AT EAST NEW YORK

n ~ E.
Al.rt.. ;,.,."s 49, osd g !
Batteries -zorn and Wise Tool, and Tremble.
All VAN NEST.
Em,ralds. ,,.....4 o O o-s ~
Murray Hills ,,.,5 o % l5
BstteHes-S Splaine and Hatntld; Castro and MeeteeE
AT wEEHAWBEN,
cuban 4 Giants. @ o / o-Sis
BsIieTles-Berfam and o'Neil; Robinson and
At SOUTH BROTHER ISLAND.
B.LTc.""i 0o9 0os a? !,
atleh's-Deegan and Doran Bell and Jaco
AT HoBoRRN.
Hoboken. .......I 90 .,--l3 10 0
Paterson ........ o q q O. q 5li
BattereS-Norton and Burke; Pounds and McCann
AT JERSEY CITY.
Jersey City 2 q O-5 ~
po' ghk 'psle o q q ID ~ >
. Bsitehss- Rochelle and Hickey; Nops and SIAN
hope, -
Skelly's...... % 0 ..-i2 90
Nebraska Ind 'nsO u o 2 o o. g
Batteriss-Reishman and Hanly; CnTbstt and Smith
At Ridgewood- -LenoI, 0; Laurel, o. ForeItedJ
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S b3vsa Avg swa gStShsd n " % I1nsd sd
was defeated by a score Of sos, The home team
fell three runs short Of squallng the visitors total
Both Powell and Scott were bstsd freely. The attend
b.U,u, The score.
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IOtalS D IL ~ IL 81
'Batedfor Powell In ninth inning.
Cincinnati. u,...........s o / O-S
Two base hits Wallace SteinieldL CorooIan Three
base hitS burkett McGan Sacrifice hits-CIawfoTd
Bcckey CorcorAn tSl, McBtide First base on balls
on Scott 2; on Powell, L. Struck Oul-By Powell. 8;
BY Scott l. Stolen bases-Donoy an, Barrett Passed
ball l-Pe!tL rmphe-HuTsL Time Of game, 2 hours
and minutes
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Selbaeh Sachhce hits- Chlds, Mccormick Lett
on s-chicago. g. New York, Struck out
By Darwin 3 BY Carrck, :, First base on balls-On
GHryin, l. on Carrck. j First base on errors New
YORK. J. Passed ball Grady Umpire SwAftwood
Tlme-- 4 hour and "a mInuteA
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American League.

American League,
Al Chicago-FirSt game Milwaukee. ): Chicago, ?
~ inningS Second game - Milwaukee, /; Chi
ki Kansas Ctty-First game Minneapolis, 4; Kan
sas city. J. Second game Kansas City, II Minne-
apolis, 4.
Al Bufaio-Bufaio, IL; india ma polls. o.
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An unannounced road race was held on the
Coney Island cycle rath az dawn yesterday.
The principals were two Young Hebrews from
the Fast Side Of this city and about a hundred
of their friends attended. The event was
a nve-milr race for s25 a side. Morris Fiedel-
baum Of the Heller Nheeimen was The victor,
paCemakerS Eedclbaum ran into his and
had a fall In which he was severely cur In tho
side He remounted and won the race, but
was helpless at the finish. The name Of his
connection was not learned.