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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-07-06
A MOST SUCCESSFUL CONCERT,

A MOST SUCCESSFUL CONCERT.
Last nights concert was the
most successful of the season. The
auditorium was packed to it's Ut
most capacity and a more enthusi-
astic audience was never seen,
They applauded the performers to
the echo, and they deserved it, for
they acted their part we'll. The
program was a long one but from
beginning to end there was not a
weary spot in it. In addition to
the regular talent engaged, Mr. De.
Camp, Of Grand Forks and Mr.
McAllister each sang most accept.
ably. The others taking part in
the concert were the Wesleyan
Male quartet, the Misses Ruth and
Wilma Anderson, Miss Goodman
and Al u. Flournoy and wife.
At the close of the entertainment
in the auditorium there was q
grand display Of fireworks, set of
on the beach which enter
tanned the people until the last
hour.
The game of base ball between
the Devils Lake and Willow Cit1
clubs took place on the Chautau
qua base ball grounds at the close
of the afternoon exercises in tn,
auditorium. It was Witnessed b,
a vast and enthusiastic crowd ant
was warmly contested, Devil.
Lake winning by a score of Is to 9
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THE RECORD
BROOKLYN. 10: BOSTON. ..

Though Jennings was still unable TO play and
Cant. Kelley was compelled to lay on In tho
.econd inning because Of bruised elbow. tho
prooklyns had no trouble In taking the Boston
tenn into camp at Washington Park yesterday
afternoon Not more than / 900 cranks turned
out to see the old rivals play. q surprisingly
poor attendance. The Champions gave q fns
exhibition Of clean hitting. especially IN the
hammered for a total Of eight runs; Nops, the
harry and Dineen made flve OF the visitors
seven hits Nops had Ssaati{ui USpifrSL giyasns
but one base on oalls ana stIiVinG OUT nve
There was some ragged fielding by both
teams, and also some mag niflSen, plays, Dab
Der Of heavy smashes Thle Collins Long and
harry did well. Farrell carried on the real
honors at the bat when. with the bases filled. In
eighth nss hs sss
sGns sSms in Sa' iSs fst a nnns With % one out K.eer
made three;bssgsr te st lsf., Then Collins
inches from the ground and stepped upon third
base before Keller could get back TO 4,
The Boston team PLAYED with very little lfe.
The @h Gsd S ss Be- AaiY hs ss .os
scrrw loose somewhere with this fine ball team
there can be no doubt 1t is said that the play
ers are split over the captaincy question. DUFFY.
Tenny, w the noted arst baseman is acting cap
vain Manager Selee appears to be between
two FIR : Those who have seen this same Bos-
ton team at is best could not be- eieYs their eyes
Boston owners. are also said to be divided In
opinions.
with the former champions and have won eight
pf hem. record that few League teams can
boast OF. The score.
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Lawn Tennis.

Richard Stevens OF the st. George Cricket
Club. Hoboken. received a cable message
yesterday from the English Lawn Tennis As
sociation saying that 1t would be impossible
for the English team to sail until July 2s. This
upsets the lawn tennis schedule as arranged
early In the spring. and possibly the matches
for the Davis International Challenge cup
may be played on the courts OF the Meadow
;ss ,ssdss st George Club grounds as originally in
Several weeks ago Judge Henry e. Rowland
and w. A. Larned arranged Tor an invitation
tournament to be giyen by the Meadow Club.
were TO be entertained there and 90 their pre-.
lmlnary tuning up before the international
matches that were to hold the 81. George courts
the week Of July 81. As the Englshrnen can.
RS RSs aTSs hed' the SsSis
Aug Q. He Is now endeayoring with the as
sistance of Larned to have tbs series OF contests
between the American and English teams
become a part Of that tournament: % In the
committee on the international matches agree
ing to this change there will be no play at Ho-
boken ms the national championships at New
port arc scheduled for Aug II.
accepted the invitation Of the Meadow Club
includes: Malcolm d. Whitman, Bob Wrenn
Ollie Campbell, W. A, Larned. Bob Hunting
ton, Dwight F, Davis, Phil Wrenn, Z; A; Lnrned
E4sh EGls HqHfnStdYn EawsTd ises a John a.n sf
Hackett, 4; p. Little the Princeton champion:
John +: Talmage and Hslcombe Ward, the
Harvard crack
No definite decision win be given for several
the international matches. In the meantime
the Meadow Club people are straining every
nerve to capture tho event for their courts.
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Hot Boxing at the Carlisle A. q

Despite the warm weather on Tuesday night
quite a crowd Of sports attended the first show
OF the Carlisle A. c., which has Its quarters in
Schien's Hall. East New York. Two bouts OF
ten rounds each and one OF twenty rounds
made up the card The principals in the wind
up we're Arthur Jones Of Washington and A
johnson OF Albany. both colored They
weighed i2e pounds. The fight was stirring
throughout. In the seventeenth round Jones'
caught Johnson on the Jaw with heavy risht
and put him to sleep
The first preliminary was between Jack
ONelll, a strong Young Pole. and Toby Owens
OF the Sampson A. c, The distance was ten
rounds at oatchweights. Ovens was no match
for his rival and after being knocked about the
ring he had 10 quit In the third round. 0'Neil.
OF course got the decision
The second curt ain raiser" brought together
Frank McGrane OF Fast New York and Spike"
Connolly OF Brooklyn The limit was ten
wicked nght both doing their utmost 10 score
a knockout IL was 80 even. however, that at
the end OF the tenth round ths referee called the
bout a draw,
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MASTERS CLASS.
CRICKET.
A Fine Exhibition OF Batting BY the Haver.
ford Eleven.

HAILEYBURY. England. July is.-The Haver-
ford College cricket team gave a grand exhibi-
ton OF vigorous batting here to-day in their
match against Hai!eyburg College. but as was
the case In their match with Charterhouse
there was not sufficient time to finish the
contest and the result was a draw.
The Americans. however, had decidedly the
mired by the large crowd which attended the
match. +. &. Sharpless again took The batting
honors for the visitors lie played In splendid
style for an innings OF o.. and, in company with
W. 8 Hinchman, made a splendid stand for the
first wicket. The last-naned was lucky this
time IN winning the toss for choice OF innings.
for fine wicket had been prepared for the
match SO far all the wickets played on have
what wRs expected.
The Haverford batsmen who first went 10
the wickets all found 1t easy to score, and Of
the first half dozen. five got comfortably Into
double figures The team developed an
unusually long tail and the last ive men added
but iS runs. With tota OF 2i2. Haverford was
that Haileybury could get anywhere near this
total
Patton started the bowling with Sharploss,
and before l. L. Hodges had cracked his duck,
he was bowled by the Midget" II, q Bignell
soon after followed, but then Lee. Smith and
while p. +. Reid and +. Currie succeeded in
playing out time and causing the draw.
Haverford will play Eton to-Inorrow and Will
put forth every effort to max a good showing
against England premier school Ths score
HAvKRFoRp COLLEGE HAILEYBuRy COLLEGE
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RESULTS ON OTHER TRACK1
Al Chicago.

CHICAGO. July ls-TodAy's racing At Washing
ton Park was without special feature. The track
was IN very poor condition. being responsible for
numerous scratching. In the fourth race John A.
Morris won. but WAS disqualified for fouling Gold
Fox Morris led all the way, but according TO the
stewards be swerved from his path 100 yards from
the wire and BY doing they say he nteffered with
Gold Fox The foul was not apparent 70 the people
In the grandstand and when Morris's number was
taken down there Was considerable discussion as TO
the probable cause In the last Crane bed while
at the post and was excused from starting BY the
stewards Summary:
First Race--One mile-Mr Brown. liz (Knigh
4 TO l, won; Advance Guard, l22 (Bullman), 9 TO s.
second; Scales. 100 tVititoe), 10 70 |. third. rme
l.40lt
Second Race-one mile and sixteenth Espionage,
o. (Knight.4 TO !, won George krats l0l (Enos),
70 l, second: Hardknot il0 (BullmAn). 70 l. third
Time, l:47
Third Racs--slI furonss -yitslius, 100 tBullmanl.
8 70 !, won Kid Cox, lis CRoss, TO i, second
Paneywood. i0s twinkneldJ, 70 1. third Time,
Fourth Race-One mile and 20 yards-The Lady
100 BERGEN, to l, won; Gold Fox. 40 (Ross. 10
10, second; Headwater, lO7 (Knight, o TO !, third
John Morris nniShsd nrst' but wasdisQualined for
Firth Race-Six furions ss-Mlss STANLEY. OF Cweir,,
10 10 won PATRON. lo7 Win kneld. 10 L. second
Silver Garter. 104 (Nevin). TO- l, third Time il4&
Sixth RAce-Fiftecn. sixteenths Of q mile-High
Jinks, i06 (Buman), 70 8, won: Little Reggie. lO3
lvititoe). 10 l. second; Crosby. ZOE (Wnkneld, TO
z, third Time, l:S<N
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BANTAMS FIGHT HARD.
Tommy Felts whips Joe Hurst in twenty-five
Rounds at the Green wood A. c.


Two bantams. Tommy Feltz Of Brooklyn and
Joe Hurst Of this city, put up an interesting
fight at the Greenwood A. c. last night The
pair weighed In at ITO pounds and were
on their feet at the expiration OF
twenty -nve rounds. the limit. Feltn, by forcing
matters won. but he was unable to knock his
rival out as his friends expected he would.
Feltz hammered Hursts body most OF the time.
occasionally swinging for the Jaw. Feltz was a
2tol favorite and much money exchanged
hands Eddie Dougherty was the referee. A
large crowd was present
Gus place near felz's corner, was introduced
The fsatherweisht champion was applauded
and was asked to make a speech. He did not
say anything. but Announcer Fred Burnes
acted as spokesman. He said Terry could fight
better than he could talk and the crowd was
atisned
Only one preliminary bout preceded the event
OF the night. The contestants were young
Horney and Johnnie Reagan both from Brook
lyn FEN rounds was the limit and the weight
ilo pounds. In the third round Horney was
dropred twice but the bell sounded III time
to save Horney. Horney tried his best to stave
of ReaQan's vicious rushes. but he was not
strong enough, and In the sixth Reagan. after
flooring Horney twice, finally put him in Queer
street With stifY left-hander on tn Jaw. Hor-
ney was all but out and In order to save him
from further punishment his seconds threw up
the sponge.
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Larchmont Race Week.

Larchmont race week will begin on Satur-
dsy. and there will be racing OF some sort every
day until Saturday. July 2s. This week was
established q few years ago to take the
place OF the annual cruise OF the club Like
everything else that the Larchmont Club
undertake. 1t was at once big
success. Each dav there will be yacht races
given up to water sports. In the evenings
there will be "frolios. concerts. fetes, minstrel
and dramatic entertainments and smokers.
In a circular which the Regatta Committee
has issued 1t Is stated that ths race werk was
inaugurated "fcr the purpose OF ENCOURAGING
yacht racing and bringing together the crack
yacht owners residing some distance from
New York may be warranted in bringing
club has decided to give three large rega tas,
open r. all classes and on the intervening days
give races for special classes
Prizes are offered In each class wherein two
yachts start, q second prize when three yachts
start and third prize II five yachts start.
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At 81. lOuis.

ST LOUIS, July is.-After the rains lovers Of horse
racing turned out In strong force to-day and betting
was brisk The track was heavy. tough and sticking,
making the going difncult Favorites were slauEht.
cred In majority oil the events outsiders taking the
first aud second and second choices the next two
events Summaries.
First Race-Sx fuTlongs-Kindred. 90 a. T..
Woods) s 10 !, won: Hi-Nocker, 05 Galley, 2 TO 2,
second: Harry Duke. 100 ~. woods). TO .. third
Time. 1:leh.
Second Race-One mile and three sixtenths-
Chickamaugs. - tMcGinDl. $50 I; won; Col Gay.
l04 (MorSe sto I, second: Sadie Levey. l04 CTaleyJ
Sto 1, third Time, s1S.
Third Race-One mile and sl1teenth-Banish 100
(Domnckl, Il TO 10. won: Rushnelds. i0s IMorscJ,
eto. |. second; Nan Dora, w Cochran. 20 70 l..
Fourth Race-0ne mile and 70 yards - Molo,
90 III STUART, . 70 2, won; Lord Neville. IS (Domi.
nick, 3to J, second: libb!e 50 a. T. Woods, IL 10
8. third. Time, l:6lH
Filth Race Six and half furlonss-Tom Collins.
l0s tDominicg). 70 s, won. HI Kollar SO n.
STUART, TO- z, second; Brghus b.. so tTaley,. rs
sixth Raoe-Five furiongs-Edna Greene, iio
lDominick). TO |, won: The Butcher Is tJ.
Woods. IS 10 g. second: Orleans. 40 H. r Woods,
7to2, third Time. i:o7h
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Boxing at Tuckahoe.

TucHAHoE N. Y, July s.-"Plnky" Evans OF
Yonkcrs was awarded the decision over Billy True.
man Of Brooklyn tonight In the fourth round Of wha.
was 20 have been a twenty.round bou, At the West
chester Athletic Club al this place tonight The ngh,
was fast and furious from the start Trueman foultd
Evans and sent 90 his oorner aad Referee Allan
awarded the decision 10 Evans. large crowd
witnessed the nght TruemAn was substituted for
George Monroe. Who could not night on account Of
Hines. The boys fought a. ils pounds Honors
were even throughout the nrst three Pounds In the
fourth Trntman hit Evans low IN thr clinch Harry
were scheduled TO hsht twenty rounds 10 pounds,
Fisher Knocked Holden out ~ the second round amid
great cheering. In the preliminary Joe Gea cher OF
Mount Vernon defeated An Gresnwood. the En- sSh.
man, In tho third round. This bout vas tufious,
both men being noored several iimd' during the nrs
two rounds.
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CORBETT AND M'COY.
Former Champion VIII Not Meet the Kid
Jim After Jcff ries.

Talk Of a battle between Kid McCoy and Jim
Corbett was revived yesterday. but nothing is
likely 10 come OF It. Mccoy is willing to fight
Corbett at Madison Square Garden on Aug. 2,
and Is ready to go into training az once II a
battle can be arranged. Corbett however.
u not so anxious to tackle theKid. Hs is pre-
pared TO fight but wants another crack at Jim
Immediately after his grand showing with
Jeffriss last NAV. Corbett said he would 60 on
with Mccoy II Jei1ries refused another chance.
The champion IL willing TO accommodate Cor
bett, but he cannot see his way clear Just now,
owing to the fact that his arm Is In very bad
shape.
IN talk. with The SrY reporter last mig ht
Mccoy said Il am on deck TO sign papers
for a match with Corbstt as soon as no gets
ready. think such hight would draw lot
George Considine, Corbett,s manager. said:
The report that the Kid and Jim have signed
70 fight Il pure rot. Corbett will not h9ht
Mccoy unless Jefres comes ont fatty and saws
he win not meet him. Corbett cannot gain
much by whipping Mccoy. He wants 70 be-
come champion and can get the title only by
putting '!efries away. II Corbett makes q
match with Jefrrtes, we are willing to tight
In Madison Square Garden In August"
The sun., 1900-07-19

Hoboken will play the IrvingtonS seml.profes-
sional champions Of Newark on Sunday al 81 George
cricket grounds.
The Cuban X Giants will play their nrst game of
the season Sunday on the Johnston avenue grounds.
Jersey City. with The Jerseys
Terry MeGovorn will make his nrsi appearances as
an umpi at the Weehavken grounds, next Sunday.
The Brooklyn whirlwind will Judge the plays 10 tho
game between the West New YORK Field Club and the
PouR kce psie team.
SANDY HOOK, July is-The Fort wadsworth
baseb team which has been the champion Of all
thr posts In Ncw York Hafbor, arrived at Sandy
proudly marched up the wharf 10 give the ton Han
c ,rE team laying out, Th.ir departure was not
he home team.
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CHssS.
Play In the New Ysrk STATE Association rear-
neg Reaches On Intsrssting stage.

Play In the New Ysrk STATE Association resr-
neg Beaches an Intsrssting stage.
MURRAY ISLE. N. Y. July ls.-The second
round In the four tournaments Of the New York
State Chess Association began at O'Clock last
night and continued TIL midnight. The follow
Ing rssults In the Masters class were recorded:
Marshall played Q Queens pawn, opening on
Karpinski. who defended BY p to KBA. the
Dutch defence. Marshall outplayed his oppon-
snt In the middle game. and won 10 thirty
three moves. Waller offered Queens gambit
which Roethins declined. In the middle game
Rosthing gave UP his Queen for two rocks. but
undertaking his opponent, allowed him to get
the best OF the game. and was forced TO resign
IN nfty-seven moves. The results iu the other
Glasses we're:
Fist Clss,-searls lost 70 Weeks; Scripture bcs,
Second GLASS Dixon bts, Stone; Close beat MeIl-
wAine and Watson beat Dean.
az ~ O'Clock when Marshall met Roethlng, and
Waller played Karplnski In the third round OF
the nasters glass Marshall offered Queens
his eighteenth move. forced the wire Of tho eI-
change. and Roething was compelled TO resign
IN i9rty moves karplnsk Tor second time de-
Tended Queens pawn, opening with the Dutch
defence. and forming strong attack. mated
Waller in twenty moves.
The only other games finished In the morning
resulted In Weeks beating Wright In the first
class, and Scripture losing 10 Stone In the sec
ond class. During the afternoon, In the Mas
tors class, Marshall defended with Petrof
against Waller. quickly getting the attack. aud
mating his opponent In twenty-one moves.
ksrplnski and Roethiny finished their game,
adjourned from the tIrst round. Karpinskl
opening with Ruy Lopez. Roething won q
pawn In tho middle game. the ending coming
down to six pewns and . bishop against five
pawns and a knight. After stubborn fight
hoethins scored in fifty-six moves.
In the first class searle beat Helms and
Cheney won from Scripture. In the second
Scripture. In the fourth round Of tho nrst
class, Helms lost 10 Scripture, Weeks beat
Cheney. and Searls won from Wright In the
Withdrawn lssvns seqpture sea sd ana 6vssy 6 no 70
play avs games The record follows:
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A Decision In Cricket.

The Marylebone Cricket Club Of London.
under whose laws cricket Is played the world
over, has decided that team ls allowed to bat
eleven PLAYERS. although 1t may have felded
only ten men or played substitutes in the field
This decision has been rendered at the request
OF the Metropolitan District Cricket League,
owing to tho question having arisen In game
played here recently between the Manhattan
and .Montclar clubs. The decision was re-
Ceiyed yesterday in letter to +. F. Kelly. sec
retary Of the league, which read as follows
LORDS CRICKET GROUND.
LONDON, N W., July 7, 1900.
Dear SIR: There Is no law In cricket which pre-.
vents side which has neded with only ten men, or
with ten and substitute. from batting with eleven
men, provided that the eleventh man Is In every way
qualified There appears 10 be no objection on prin-
cple. Yours faithtuly.
Secretary Marylebon @ c."
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lROOKLyN.

Two base his -Demont pshlsn. Dsly. Farrell l2).
nHE T1s ssS ssis nsy yas tefss Flss
Ss s' 5sS az SSS d fSse Sssea ss:s
Ss g-sy NG o. ps .r meen on bS:
trn. I Passed ball-Suivan Umpire-SwsItwood.
Time hours aud rs minutes Ai'endance-l.Voo
NEW YORK. 10: CINCINNATI, 0.
There was another session OF kicking and
wrangling at the Polo Grounds yesterday after
noon The New York and Cincinnati players
took turns and Umpire T Ter IsrrE; who made sds his hi
selbach Warner, Beckley. Corcorsn. Barrett
and quinn. These Ilayers deserved to have
Seen Pss Pa out S6 Of the ss% gsS1ey
endurance gave out in the last inning with the
New iorks at tho bat. Selbach who was at
'he bat. had strike called on him. He at
forward to protest, DAVIS also took q part
and the argument a became very heated. Cm-
taking ai lis sstSS stafd Efpdi to count f
ieitps. bq, Just escaped by telling selbach
making himself the laughing stock Of the 500
spectators, Terry took more than any one
else would have taken from him In the third
inning when iiawleey was safe on second he
bench, delaying the game for Ave minutes.
lie was doing considerable talking from his
position and assuming the part Of the umpire
The game was long-drawn out affair In
The seventh inning Van Haltren was overcome
BY the heat Cincinnati lost the game through
errors by Quinn and Beckley In the last inning,
but from a spectators point Of view Manager
Allen used very poor Judgment In taking
Breitenstein out Of the box IN the eighth In
run. Cincinnati scored two runs In the first
inning on errors by Davis and Selbach, a. two
baGger by Beckley and MoBride's out. They
scored another In the second on Steinfeld's 8
two,baHger and Breitenstein's out, An error
by DOYLE In the third and McBride's hit to
centre brought another run. Fosters error
gave them one In the nth In the seventh,
hits by Corcoran, Crawford and Beckley's
second two-bagger netted three. to which they
one in the first inning and four in the second
TWO runs were scored in the seventh. The
game was won In the ninth on a hit by Van
Hatren, The score.
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BROOKLYNS BAT HEAVILY.
DJyEEN's CURVES FOUNDED AND
THE BOSTONS BEATEN.

champion, Increase Their Lead % % Psints
over the Pittsburgs-Nsw Yorks win Cless
Contest From the Cincinnati Reds-Other
Teams Resting Games In Other Leagues.
While three Of the Western teams spont yes
tsrday coming East to begin their second series
to-day, the Bostons stopped over In Brooklyn
nm A we're easily beaten. the League Champions
,ncr, asns their lead over the Pittsburgs to ss
eol,t,. The New Yorks played on and won q
postponed game from the Cincinnati Reds.
The results:
ProoNlyn, 10: Boston J.
New York, 10: Cincinnati ..
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work Of D. l. Jones's bay marc Kitty Connors The
mare lowered her record Of e:23A, made AZ Saugus
last year 10 aulky. 70 a10k TO wagon. Wyatt Who
was distanced in race at Resdye three weeks ago.
went mile to-day In 2:ibH W Farmers bay
eelding Arlington lowered his former record Of al
70 ti(}1 In race against time Summary:
Trotting:
Gussie Leonard b. m by George Simmons lAl-
dflch).
Richmond Jr, b. T. (Hunp. J
Time-228sG All
Trotting:
Uncle Ed, b 6. tGraves) ......."....,.".."'i :
blngen, Jr., z. FAImer) ....,.............s !
Time-2:32, 2.ao,l 2Ss.
Trotting:
Migadyne, b. m. teweW W."................."...l !
BeIdan, b. z. (AldIch),.
TImo-24SA. e3oh
Pacing.
Kitty Connors b, m, By Nutwood tJoneS'"",.i !
Princes wilkes b e. (belledeu). ."....,.....f
Time-2a0tl. 227x
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Victory for Pilot Medium, Jr.

OLD ORCHARD. Me. July iS.-Pilot Medium Jr 4.
the worlds road cart racing record TO 2003l. the
fnai heat today in the postponed 2:ii pace His
winning brought delight 10 many novices. who In the
poOroom had boua ht his tickets for song Maxine.
a Philadelphia mare. turned the tables on Courier.
Journal his rival OF last week, and won the e:oS
pacine event The All pace went of the reel TO
VIII Leyburn. Boston grldins. who until to-day
has not been In hfs best racing form He lowered his
mark TO 2:Os1 Summary;
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Eastern League.

AT Monreal-fira game-Toronto. 2; Montreal O.
Ue.ond gsme-Montrcal 3-Toronto |.
Worcester Springh Q; Worcester, 8.
Al Observation-Disclosures D: Hartford, l.
Al Observation-Disclosures. II; Syracuse, 8.
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New York state League.

A. Trov-Troy. o: Cortland, O. Forfeited.
~ tuca- Utica, ); Rome e.
q! sChenectady-Schenectady IS; Oswego, &
A'Al0any-Aibany, Az o: Binghamton. z.
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Interstat te League.

~ tNcwcastl.-Newcastle, 1; wheeling. g.
MDayton- Dayton, 5; Toledo, |.
~ ioungStOwL-Youngst gstown, 4: Fort Wayne 1.
~ Columbus = Flrs, game - Columbus. 3: Mans.
heid, j. Second game-Columbus. e: Mansfield, /.
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e. s s:is. iaih. e:,s, a:so,S. a:,o,1. R,ai4.
How They Finished at Rochester.

ROCHESTER, July I6.-ldeal weather conditions
prevailed at Crittendsn Park this afternoon. Tbs
2:sO uoL which gave yesterdays races such bad
reputation. went 10 Sunolo Hird with rattllna nm
ish. AShewood entered In the ans pace. but cut
no hguie IN the result An accident happened 10
Glrt In the third heat His stomAcher broke st after
the start and he stepped into Queen Ls sulky badly
wrecking It, The race went W. Cobbs's Lucy Posy
Foxhall won the 2. IS uo, handily. The summaries
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Copnecticut STATE U..,,.,

AZ Mendcn- -Meriden. 8: Bristol, T.
a. MDcIoy-Brdgeport, II; Derby, 0.
a. NutWlch-Norwich, q; New Haven, 3,
~ NcN London-Wat bury, Q: New London, 0