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HOT WEATHER AT CHICAGO.

Chicago. July l0-The racing to-day at Washing
ton Park comparatively featureless, everything
being subservent in interest to the weather. The
heat was almost intolerable. Weather clear, track
fast Summaries:
First race purse 5000; i've and a half furlonss}m
LAMBERT 15 Vandusenl. 10 J. second; Hans Wagner,
ll5 q. Woods. 5 TO L. third Time. 40, u.
Second purse $500 mile and seventy yardsl-
Evelyn Byrd. 102 tSteelel. l. by length;
Odnor. % C)avisson1. 6 % J. second; Gawaine l01
tKnighr. 2 third. Time 1:45+s
Third purse mile and ene-haf furonE)
Sidney Lucas ITO Sullivan TO l. by two lengths
Malay l02 Ct. knight. 10 10 /, second The Unknown.
JOG CDominick), 8 10 J. third Time 45@
(purse $500: six furlongs-Anna Balm III
CVaadusen), 10 !. by neck; The Lady, no q.
Woods. 13 10 second; Montanic, ll2 (ullman to
third. Time. ilS.
Fifth race tpuTse 500; me)-star Chamber. liz
(Winkfeld). even by three lengths Foney Boy 80
(See). second Scarlet Lily 107 3utler 100 to
third. Time al.
Sixth purse 5000: furonEs and ftyhve YARDS
Sede. OS q. Woods. TO 2, by two lengths Fed
eral, 1I2 knight 10 3. second: Beauty Book. 100
(Ransch), 80 10 /. third Time. 1898.
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POOR START BY BROOKLYN.
CHAMPIONS LOSE ANOTHER GAME WITH
THE PITCHER NOT AT FAULT.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rn1RrxE.I

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSEI
st. Louis. July l0It not the fault Of the
pitcher to-day that the Brooklyn team did not win
Hanlon's men could not bat when hits meant runs
The home players punched their hits In the first
two innings. scoring enough runs to win the game
Both Harper and Hughes pitched in good form
The home team scored a in the opening
inning McGann made three-bagger TO centre.
and when Paddens grounder got away from Daily
Mccain scored. Two more runs went to the ST.
Louis list IN the second inning hits by Wallace
and Nichols, error by Doan and a bunt by
Harper. The Brooklyn men escaped shu,out by
scoring a single In the seventh inning Daily
reached first on a tumble by Wallace Dolan
hunted and beat the ball first. Mcclure forced
Dolan at second. but DAILY scored the play.
The
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SURPRISE IN CANADIAN TOURNEY.

Niagara on the Lake, Ont. July 10-Play was
continued here to-day in the Canadian champion
ship tennis tournament The feature of the play
was the unexpected victory of Clothier and Ogden
over Iarned and Hobart. The former team played
excellent tennis. and deserved to win from their
older antagonists. Scores:
Mems singles preliminary round)-Irving Wright
Princeton r. Glassco. Toronto 81 6-2.
First round-W. A. Larned. Summit. n. J.. beat w. c.
Kmaster. Brantford by default; Clarence Hobart New
York Mont somery Ogden Princeton, 3-6 Ga, 61
Handicap singles ,hrst roundl-J. Atkins New-York
(owe 15) beat w. A Larned Summit. n. ]. lowe So
&C. - dcfaulted: W j. Clohier lowe half 30, beat
a. C. McMaser (scratch). 3-e. 6-1 10. defaulted;
Toledo Q5). e.. CO.
Championship doubles preliminary roundup. j.
CIothier Montgomery Ogden beat w A. Larued and
Clarence Hobart. Ga. &c. 7-5.
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SHOOTING AT CREEDMOOR.

by the 18th Regiment of Brooklyn. under the COM
mand OF Colonel A. L. Kline. This regiment
assigned May for practice which was postponed
OF the storm. There about four
hundred and thirty officers and present. The
weather favorable, with light o'clock wind
After class firing the sktrmish run was conducted
under the usual conditions ten shots at the
silhouette targets So 400 and 300 yards, the adj
vance two shots each distance. and $50 and $50
yards retreat, voleys at each distance hits
on the target counting follows Prone figure o:
kneeiing figure. 4; standing figure, g.; remainder OF
the target q The shooting and issuing OF decora-
tons were under the supervision OF Captain ". H.
Palmer, l. S. A. P, 7th Regiment, and Captain j.
r. Hegeman, First Brigade stan, who acted in the
absence Of Lieutenant Colonel \; E. Thurston,
ordnance officer National Guard New-York, who
had been ordered TO Fishers Island with the 18th
pfrnep
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IBY TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.l
Cincinnati. July N.-The TRADE OF Captain Davis
against the umpires continued here to-day with
the result that the New-York team won a game
which protested before 1t was played by Davis.
The result will consequently go before the board
of directors OF the National League and there Is
chance that II may be thrown out Davis objected
TO Umpire Belle, but the Cincinnati team insisted
that Behle should oficiate. Davis finally consented
to play. but under protest NewYork outbatted
the home team and rather easily Taylor was
his good behavior to-day and held the Cincin-
natl batsmen at his mercy, not home player
reaching third base and only getting as far as
second.
inning. Taylor hit safely to centrefeld and Van
Haltren sent to first called balls. Mcbride
reached first by Irwin and Taylor
crossed the plate. New-York got another in the
seventh inning on hit and steal by Strang and
Bowerman's hit The final run Of the game
made In the ninth inning. Camel hit safely to
centre and Strang hunted and heat the ball
first. Buelow got first error by Heiman. fll-
ing the bases. Rowerman retired first, but
Camel managed TO tally on the play. Score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.


New-York Cincinnati Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Pittsburg.
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at Buffalo, and many people who have watched
swimmers in the last few years of the opinion
that the little Quaker CITY is the fastest
up half a mile In this country. Schaefer has
also shown that he can go distance, although he
seems to be practically invincible at the shorter
stretch
Unlike most OF the other swimming champions
Schaefer IS rather lightly built. but he is In
cellent physical condition, and does not carry AZ
ounce of superfuous flesh. He cid splendid work
at the swimming championships At Travers Island
last year and he is equally at home in the indoor
tank, where frequent turns have TO be made
Schaefer competed under the auspices of the New
York Athletic Club last year. but present the
champion represents the National Swimming Asso-
citation Of PHILADELPHIA
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THE WESTERN TOURNAMENT.

Chicago July 10-The sem-hnals in the tennis
tournament were played to-day, leaving Little and
Waidner to contend in the finals tomorrow. The
winner will meet Krelgh Collins for the champion
ship on Friday. The finals in doubles will be
played on Saturday Games resulted as follows to-
day:
Singles NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. beat Mundy 6~3 &C.
6-l Little beat Peter. Ct Go. e.
Doubles CONFERENCE.-The and wsidner beat Baker
ma Mundy. 6-2. Ga Go: Little and Alexander beat
McQueston brothers 6-1. e. 4-6. G-3.
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X a g. WINS AT WATER POLO.
SQUADRON

Ruffalo July 1O.-The Knickerbocker Athletic
CIub's water polo team had an easy task in de-
feating the Central Young Mems Christian Asso-
c,aton of Buffalo at Park Lake. in the Pan-Amer-
lean grounds. this afternoon. The New-forkers so
for outcIasscd their opponents to make the game
rather embarrassing. Score Knickerbocker Ath-
ietic Club 10; Buffalo, 0.
sc,ell of the Buffalo team became exhausted
during the play. He rescued from the water by
The United tSates Life Saving Crew. whose station
Ia near by The match under the auspices OF
the Amateur Athletic Union.
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READY FOR THE EKwAyoK TOURNEY

tBY TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUNE.I
Manchester. VT, July lo.-Over thirty-nve men
Will start in the qualifying round OF the open ANA
teur tournament for the Taconic Cup. presented
by Edward C. Orvis 10 be played the Ekwanok
links here tomorrow Among those who have en-
tered are DR. Burnham. Lloyd saltu- James l.
Taylor and James H. Merritt, OF the Dyker Meadow
Club; Paul Waterman. W. ". Wilson and A r.
Ashtorth Of the Englewood Golf club: A. sydney
Carpenter and G. NJ. Clark OF the Philadelphia
country Club; W II. Davis and a. NJ Reed OF tho
Lakewood Club and H. L. Edwards. OF the Dallas
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GOLF.
OPENING OF THE CONNECTICUT LEAGUE
TOURNAMENT.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

THE TRIBuNEI
New-Haven, Conn, July 10-From the NUMBER OF
players and the quality of play seen at the New
Haven Country Club links to-day the second annual
tournament of the League of Connecticut COLI
Clubs promises to be interesting and important
as any meet of the kind held this year Sixteen
clubs entered sixty-two players. against forty
two last year. and of these fftyelght teed off when
play began this morning.
The links in prime condition to-day Ihere
was a large gallery hand and the players num-
bered many young men, including a dozen or more
Yale undergraduates. well as veteran hands.
DR.. Carl Martin, of the Fairfield club the holder
Of the championship. on hand, but failed 70
qualify for the championship, his card being SZ
Other well known Connecticut golfers were: T. l..
Cheney and W. 3. Cheney. of the Oxford club,
South Manchester; c. II. Seeley, W. W. Taylor,
D. 2, Brown and A. S. Pitt Of the Wee Burn club;
Ralph Carroll of the Fairfield club: s. II. Patter-
son and V. c. Thorne. of the Brookawn club. and
Gervase Green and G. II. Zimmerman, or the
New-Haven Country Club. c. H. Seeley. I; L.
Cheney and Ralph Carroll are looked upon as dark
horses. Seeley defeated Travis in the semi-hnals
in the metropolitan championship this spring
Cheney is the Yale champion who gave Vardon
licking year ago here, and Carroll is newcomer:
In the qualifying round this morning Carroll and
Cheney broke the boyle 50 for the course, ana
Seeley eQualled. OF the hfty-eight starters In the
qualifying round all handed in cards. the sixteen
first coming under &c. a phenomenally fast score.
Summary OF leading medal play winners:
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prrrsRuRG. l. BOSTON. 0.

Pittsburg. July 10-The game day one OF
the most remarkable of the season. Boston lost in
the twelfth inning by wild throws. the first by
Lowe the other ny Dineen. letting Wagner score.
Dlneen pitched a ma gnifcent game, while CHESHIRE
was saved only by his teams sensational fielding.
Score:
Pitsburg 20 o o o Ii 1
60 10 4
Batteres-Chesbro and thinner: Dineen and Kittrdge.
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Start fair Won ridden length place same by
two lengths.
SIXTH RAcE-selling: for three-year-oids and over.
SIX furlongs.
G. r Johnson's br E Ondurds by
Kinestoa-Ska6i. yrs. t05 10 (Mounce) j 10-1 Al
Alfenarle Stables on. e. &cfSrathiAna
Prince by Uanover-Ed Dorado 4 lO7
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/ he ColSoIallOn QualinerS were the following:
F. NJ Freeman, Fairfield 50. c. II. Zimmerman, Coun-
try Club, 50; F. G. Beach Country Club. 90: W W.
waterman, Fairfield o. II. S. White Waterbury, 80: c.
l. White. Waterbury. 50; l. Z. Stoddard Country Club
81; c. f. Martin. Fairfield 81: W. b. Wheeler Brook
lawn ~; A H Chase Norwich. 81, +. Il. Cooley
ford 90 G. a. Jenkins. Wee Burn o. A p Stokes
Country Club. o. A. *. Merritt Haven Golf Club
e3 H. Stoddard. Brooklawn 80
This afternoon the first rounds of tho individual
Championship and the consolation played of
G II; Seeley, ot Wee Burn. cut the record to 70 In
match play. The tie between Cheney and Carroll
In medal play was not played of, each receiving a
cup. The results of this afternoons match play
were follows
Individual championship (hrst round)-T l. Cheney
peat h Patterson AZ and to play: r. Carroll
Gervase Green and l play: c. H. Seeley beat V
G. Thorne. 8 and play: IL whapies beat II H
Knapp, . ny and TO W. Il. Cheney beat A S
up and 10 20: c. Truesdale beat ". II Hapscod b
up and 10 go: b. y. Brown beat W Austin / up go
holes) j. p Cheney beat W. ". Taylor up go holes)
Consultations (nrst round)-F. @ Beach beat r NJ
freeman up and 20 play; W. W. Waterman beat +
E White. up and 10 play; c. z. Martin beat l.. r
Stoddard up and TO play; W. F. Seelay beat II.
zimmsrmsn = up and 10 play; Arson Phelps Stokes
peat A II Chase. up 60 holes): F r Cooley @
A. Jenkins. up go hoes). r. X. Merritt beat " b
10
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MR. VANDERBILT THE BUYER OF HAIMA-
II is now announced that the real purchaser Of
Halrpa the Hanover stallion which supposed to
have been bought from the F1eischmanns by the
Russian Imperial Government. IS William K. Van
derbilt. It is understood that the price paid was
not far from $4,000 All negotiations have been
completed and the stallion. which is Head
leys stock farm. near Lexington. KY; will soon
be shipped to Mr.. Vanderbilts establishment at
Poissy. France where number Of finely bred
thoroughbred mares will be bred to him.
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BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS.

Buffalo. July lO-Only three teams arrived at the
Stadium to-day to compete in the interscholastic
basketball championships
It took only three games to decide the champion
ship Holyoke High School. of Holyoke, Mass being
victorious both of its contests In the first game
Pratt Institute OF Brooklyn, defeated the Mount
Vernon High School by score OF 10 TO L. Hoiyoke
High School then defeated Pratt Institute by an
other close score the result being IL TO Il. In the
final game Hoyoke from Mount Vernon by a
score of IL
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FOR INSURANCE FRAUDS.

Chicago July 1o-Dr. August NJ Unsef anu
Wayand Brown. convicted OF conspiracy .
fraud insurance companies in connection VIZ -
death OF Marie A Defenbach, were to-uaS
tarced =, the penItentiary by Judge Tuley or I,s
Criminal Court, indeterminate seIasen +u ,ha
case of Fraak III. Smiley continued uii''i 49,
next term of court.
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The National Athletic Club will hold a get OF
games Maspeth. Lons Island SATURDAY, Angus.
The prizes will be gold watches 10 first ana
SECOND and silver fobs TO third in each contest
Amateur Athletic Union and National Cychns
Association rules will govern the meet ana ths
following contests will be held: Seventy-nve Sar
dcapl one mile bicycle race (noVlcel ~ SaIG rg
(handcap) three mile run (nanulcap}jb n5iranl.
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The remaining players who qualified in the cham
pionship handed in cards follows:
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Tim Callahan, the featherweight boxer. of
Philadelphia, has announced that he is anxious to
meet Terry" McCiovern Callahan received a de-
cision foul in bout three years with
McGovern, and IL is the opinion of those who
ing against McGovern. Callahan recently got de-
cision joe Bernstein the East Side feather
weight. In contest held In San Francisco.
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PHILADELPHIA. 6: CHICAGO. :.

p Chicago. July I0-Philadelphia won In the open
Ing inning to-day. jumping on Waddell for two
singles and triples. this hitting. with error.
yielding four runs. Hartsel scored Chicago's first
tally with a home TO deep centre. Chances
double and two singles making the other. During
the other innings Donohue was tnvtncibie. The
R. H. f.
Chicago ..-.....-....-..o o o o o o % .
Philadelphia ...........4 o o o-6 o
Batteries-wadiell and K;ns. Donohue and Mcfarland.
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JENKINS TO WRESTLE WTrTMER.

Tom Jenkins. the we'll known wrestler. OF
Cleveland. has been matched to meet Charley
Wittmer, OF Cincinnati for the worlds champion
ship. The men will wrestle for the largest obtain
able purse and side bet Of Il 900. The date and
place for the match are to be decided later.
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INNS ARDEN MATCH POSTPONED

Sound Beach. Conn. July 10 (SpeciaD.-Owiug 10
the Connecticut State championships the team
match between the Innis Arden Golf Club and the
Brooklawn Country Club. of Bridgeport has been
postponed until September. The finals OF the
women handicap for the magnificent cup given by
j. Kennedy Tod will be played on Saturday Mrs
James X Hoyt Will meet Miss Emily Dale in the
mi-fnals, and Mrs. Lorenzo Daniels who drew
bye. Will play the winner In the afternoon there
Will be team golf bali sweepstakes willie
Dunn. the former open champion Of America who
is the clubs professional has been playing In great
form. and Captain Strong is endeavoring 70 ar
range match with some Of the noted professional
players. TO take place the Inns Arden links
c. II. Seeley. the Wee Burn crack and Malcolm
Graham. jr.. the champion OF Apawamis will play
on the Inns Arden team in the future
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A SUCCESSFUL SWIMMER.
z. c. SCIAEFER WHO BROKE MANY
RECORDS AT BUFFALO. EXPECTS
TO GO ABROAD.

E. C. Schaefer Of Philadelphia, who broke records
and won three OF the five Amateur Athletic Union
swimming championships Buffalo Tuesday.
expects TO go abroad in the future and com
pete against the best amateurs In Europe.
Schaefer captured the 100. go and 40 yard
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GENERAL sICKLEs IMPROVING.

Pleasantville ~ V. July 1O.-General panie' =.
Sickles who has been i'll at the home OF pasie 49,.
p Hayes the village president since the Fcui.
July 10 improving and 1t Is hoped thae hs ~"
able to 60 about again In a few days
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LEACuE-

At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rapids. 10: indianapolis T.
At CoumbuS-Dayton. 10; Columbus s.
At INSTRUMENTATION. g. Toledo. g.
At Wheeling-Fort Wayne H. Wheeling o.
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TROTTING STUD MOVED.

Lexington KY. July 10 (speciaD.-The trotting
stud Of C. W. Williams tonight shipped 10
Galesburg Ill. whence It Will be removed month
later to his farm Chicago. The horses
ST. Vincent Gasp end In Fact 2:26lD besides
some fifty broodmares and young horses.
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.Batted for Gatins in ninth inning

81. Louis ..-................-l : o o o IS
Brooklyn .......-............O o q o D o o O-l
Earned run-St Louis. l. ba-es-St Louis. q;
Brooklyn. = Three base hit-acGann- Wild piteh-Har-
Double play-Dahien and Daily. Bases balls
or Hughes. /; on Harper. l. Stolen bases-Kruser.
Sheckard Keeler Heidrfck Wallace. Struck out-By
Hughes. l. by Harper . Cmpires-schriver and Carsey
Time 40
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Several well known local golfers among them
DR.. Clark Burnham. OF the Dyker Meadow Golf
Club. are entered for the three day open tourna-
ment OF the Ekwanok Golf Club which begins this
morning at Manchester VT. The players making
the sixteen lowest net in to-day's qualify
Ing round are to meet tomorrow in the match
play contest for the Taconic Cup presented bv r.
c. Orvis, and those who beaten in this round
will continue for the consolation prize also the
gift of Mr.. Orvis.
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MILES WINS AGAIN AT RACoUETs.

London. July 1o-In tennis match at Lords
to-day F. IL Miles beat Sir Edward Grey. the
holder of the silver racquet by 3 sets to l. Miles
will play j. Il. Gribble. the holder of the gold
racquet
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CINCINNATI TO BE STRENGTHENED.

The indianapolis team viii dsband to-day.
Several of the stronger players will go TO the Gin
cinnatI team.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Syracuse-Buffalo, Z; Syracuse q.
At Providence-Toronto. s: Providence. q.
At Observation-Disclosures G: Montreal. 1.
At Hartford-Hartford. Z: Rochester. 6.
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The st. Paul School team. OF Concord. N H.
met It's first defeat this season at the Richmond
County links Yesterday when he ten Nv, .La
NOTES OF THE LINKS.

Mortimer NJ. Singer. captain of the Fox Hills
team, has arranged "a match with the Tuxedo
team. to be played Saturday at the iatters
links. in Tuxedo Park. With the exception OF
Tuesdays defeat at the hands Of the ST Paul
School team. the Fox Hills players have a record
OF unbroken victories. and their appearance against
the strong Tuxedo team will be watched with some
interest.
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The Fisk Handicap Cup. presented the Hill
side Golf Club by Mrs Charles J. Fisk for conpeti-
ton among the associate and Junior associate
members VIII be the chief trophy offered in Satur-
days tournament at the Plainfed links With this
tournament the summer at Hillside will
come to end, no more competitions being sched-
uled until Labor Day.
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AT BOSTON.

Boston .............S o 0 o o. IL S
Athletics .............S o 1 1-13 II
Batteries-Lewis Mitchell and Cruger AMI
Schreck Fraser and Powers.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT WASHINGTON.
AT CLEVELAND.

Cleveland .............1 Q Il IL 2
Batteries-Dowling ard Wood; Miller and Buelow
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AT MILWAUKEE.


S Mi,wsu'ee III o % %
Batteries-Sparks and Maoney; Callahan and Susden.
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Captain H NJ. Hubbeu, OF the Flushing golf
team will take his to New Brunswick n j.
Saturday for a team match with the New
Brunswick Golf Club. on the Flushing links the
day will be devoted to approaching, putting and
driving contests for special prizes.
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sorApRoN A DEFEATS RuMsoN TEAM.

SQUADRON A the cups given by Theodore l..
Myers yesterday III the second competition for the
trophies played the Rumson Polo Clubs field.
near Seabright, n. ]. The match was played with
out handcaps, and the troopers won by goals to
~ The Rumson team earned goals but lost
three-auarters for penalties. The cups were for
the best two out of three matches. The squadron
won the first last week by AZ goals to ? The line
nm
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SIXTH RACE-One ore-sixteenth miles. ..
ZIG Gini 30
Tinge ...............I05 Animosty 81
Fairy IS Barbetto 81
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BASEBALL
NETWORK TEAM WINS GAME PRO-
TESTED BY ITS OWN CAPTAIN
Sz AT CINCINNATI.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
MEXICAN LEAGUE.

New-York 3; Cincinnati. 0. Pttsburg, 1: Boston, o.
St. Louis. g. Brooklyn. l. Philadelphia, 6; Chicago.
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OF INTEREST TO wHEELMEN.

Wheelmen will be interested in knowing that the
following street improvements to be made
ClintOn-ave.. from CrotOna Park to One-hundre1-
and eightieth-st.. is to be a=yhalted; Anthony
ave. from OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ird-st TO
One hundred Observation-Disclosures. will be
phalted strip is TO be laid along Fulton-st and
Flushing-ave.. In Astoria. the
Ninety-second-st. ferry with the good wheeling OF
Queens County.
What promises 10 be Of the most interesting
meets OF the will be held at the Manhattan
Beach track Saturday Besides the sprint races. IN
which most OF the professionals and amateurs will
compete. there will be motor paced race between
Fixes. Michael and WalthoUr.
The thirty-second annual meet OF the League OF
American Wheelmer will be held Buffalo. be-
ginning August T. The United Buffalo Wheemen
are making arrangements to receive the visiting
wheemsn In good style.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-11

TuTs-NeW-fO 2. Stolen base-Nnn Eaitrer-
Double pIays--van Haltren. Davis: Bueow Davis 70
anzeI Peitz Heherer. First balis-OT
L. on Hahn. B. Struck out-By Hahn. by Taylor, 8.
Time 15o. Unpre-Behle. ' "