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~ ~. Louis.

ST. LOutS. Aug. IO.-An unusually large crowd
even for SATURDAY was out 10 ,er Delmaf this r'tr
nron. rne wraIncr Vas cool and pleasant. Track
fast summary
First Race Sven iurlongS Empyreal, 100
(FaunIleroyl /, 10 I, won: Two Annics lO7 Dale.
0 IN . second DlsE, i0e tit'D To :, third, Time,
i3ii..
Second Race Five furonrs Okla. iO7 tGll.
morri 10 !. won: Mamie English, 10; tOnrcnI,
TO /. second hLelic. 100 lO'Neilb, to /. third.
Tine, I.UJ'a.
Thi,d Race Seven furOngs Nelie Helmglh,
100 r. NirpIyi. - 2.won Mis- Theresa. 100 VAIN
wrghu. so TO !. second, Synooaicd Sandy. 10:
q, OHIi.L, 10 !. iGirt Time, iaOa.
100 tlIelh H. to l. won; Jim lark 1905 dale. eycn
Sccond Charles a., 100 fauHiltfoyl. 10 /, thlrd
L me-. !..2.
lirh tl,ce one mir and 4 sixteenth Lunar.
10 tDa.ei, = 10 s. won Mrdd"somr, g5 tBclD. 10 :
second. iord Noullle. lOa Cr oLIlen. 1 to I, thrd
Tine, i.49 =.
Slth RN-' Seven hrlougs NrarrSt. i07 o.
.Inn,si. To 5. won: Sweet Dream, - l.indSeyl,
IS to !. sccoHd SehnrlI iaI''r lOs Duyan 10 90 S.
thlIt. Time. ga,
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n; Tishsnsrs n. .. osnsssan. .. IL scAy,
Tine les - -
0ut Ca8k MAN
August Belmsnt, JF.S First Appearance
- Q Contleman jockey,

SOUTHAMPTON. Aug. io.-The pony races
held this afternoon by the sout hampton Horse
Association on tho Great Plains road. In front
Of Henry q. Trevor's residence. resulted In
excellent sport. All Of the fashionable cot
tagers were present and formed q stand
with their four-in-hands. drags. brakes and
automobiles. There were seven races on
the programme. the fourth being split into
jw1 James .v'R spscis 'SD X. oiss ot
Hunt Club AT the last moment. August
BelWont. Jr, made his first appearance as .
sst tSI,a ,Scsey ySn one Tsss and
yr,, was espssialx good q getting hi. horse
~ the second race and Priceless In the nth.
Sc ss'f s S.yas e.Ds nsin AsnatS
Tough stephen iPs,Scdy. u Jr;. broke both
tumble. but anished an i,rs; summarize; Hy ''0N
have S-.n played AZ Southampton durins ihe sum,
s' Ss osu.ss q s. os. over n cS
ss sssesa ps Sss a..s M .eS sieve ns s hA''
under; c..ch..isht. ov.i 40 pounds: Hidden ~
Rsn M: s0sS sS s.I sssi ss T. James Park second Oak
h. Sc ro,. C.
Harry W McvickarI. Fireworks (w Scott Camerou,,
sseond Katherine "a. s. AlexAndep. third.
about Hampton during he summer Of 1901: catch.
Weights, over l<0 poundA one quarter Of . mile
Won by Big Grey tRichafd Stevens,. Gold Bug
J.,I, third.
Finh Raee-sams conditions ~ fourth rses-wou
BY Priceless, Mrs. Cafenes Carey tStepheu Pea
body. JD SpinAway Nv Scott Cameron. Second
idono, l.; p. N. Hetts tHairy w. NcvlckaD. third.
Sixth RAce-0pen 70 all: for ponies OF galloways
not over IS hands; catch weights, over i%6 pounds
half q mis-won BY M!ss Edson George Tideman
nn.n SeVJ Sn m,,S nSe ~ " s.s ysmss p.innsi II MT
JrD, third.
seventh Race--open 70 all for hores over IS
hands; oatch weights. over lao pounds half mile
Won BY Sunbeam "a. r. Norcotp; Wavelet ~.
Bakely). second Stair tieorge Scheifelin). third.
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yho. Y vas syidens. had not Eseoyersd from
liner sr soof s1S S.a Soss2 and Ss PInsy.s Rs1y
over the sye. the pitcher dropping like .
log. Whom he came To- be was dazed and
Dablen, which was handled poorly by Moran,
and Dolan made tho first run OF tho rally
Irwin's sharp Rrounder went bet ween loves
legs and bafore the ball could be recovered
both DAILY and Dahlen ran In. When De-
Montrsville had struck out In the ninth,
Umpire Emslie called tho game on account OF
darkness. Tenney gave way to Moran in the
hrst inning because he felt the effects Of The
heat. and Capt Kelley. who left for Baltimore
after the first game because OF illness az
home was supplanted by McCreery one
was asfeature. The score:
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POLO.
Programme OF the Annual Tournament
At NewpOrt's Field

Play In the annual tournament Of the
Westchester Polo Club OF Newport will
begin tomorrow, the opening having
been postponed from yesterday on ac-
count Of the engagements Of the players
In the final match OF the tournament at
Narragansett Pier. The tournament has
been held each season since the removal
Of the Westchester club from the Polo
Grounds at 10th street and Fifth avenue.
this city, about twenty years ago, and
may attain in the game, except to win tho
annual championship. The first events
to be run OF will be for the Westchester
Polo Club cups. open To teams OF four under
the regular handicaps. The entries and
order Of play follow:
!nl handicap, 90 Agans, Country Club Of
:. TSSi.a.y :, Phlladr!p4ls r,,ee.ool.Is N 9.
den s. and J. F, Mcfaddrn. 5 total handicap, %,
Ass%ss snnS,v vnssTs STs Of Aug fsroos-R ie Collie, s.
J, N Waterbury: Jr. s: FoIhal Keenc, 10, and
/ waterbury, 3 total handicap 81, ,n,! Against PoIn.
KEITH itia and Appleton M Han ,S,s Sand sd 1
SSs,r,A ,M'sdGs = S.Di,S's T!9SsyR I,
and one 10 he named Against winners Of Aug. 10
Friday. Aug. 23-Final between winners OF Aug.
IS and Aug 81.
The second event will be for tho New
port Cups, for teams of four, OF which a
players handicap does not exceed six
goals. The entries and dates are;
Tuesday Country Club OF wes,chester handicap H.
vs. Wesichestel Polo Club, II. u. Hunnewell, Reg
g. or Peter Martin, 2 total handicap. 8 or o.
Wednesday Point judith, handicap lS, Us. Phia.
dslphia Freeboofrs, handicap 20.
Saturday Final between winners.
The Lakewood team Is tho same that
will represent that club at the Country
Club OF Brooklino in the championship,
The play at Newport begins at 1 o'clock
each day.
NARRAoANsETT PIER. Aug i0-For a
special silver cup offered by the Point
Judith Country Club. the Westchester
Country Club polo team mo. the Lake
wood four In n contest for polo honors
here to-day Bv handicap Lakewood re-
ceived one goal. The match was won
by the Westchesters by a score OF 9i5 to So,
Individually the play and riding of +,
Kennedy and j. | Blair of the Lakewoods
was a feature Of the game, while the
brilliant drives OF r. J. Collier sustained
the reputation Of the Westchester four.
RED BANK, n. j., Aug. lo--Thc Rumson
and Squadron A Of New York polo teams
played game on the Rumson polo field
This afternoon, the New Workers. winning
by score OF 5I1 TO ~
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LUCILLE WINS AT OYSTER BAY.
II. II. Landon Gets Race for Center Island
Cup.

OYSTER BAY, l.. J., Aug. io-ln a steady
southea,tcrly wind that kicked up a choppy
sea and kept the sails raped full from
start to finish II. II. Landons Lucille to-day
won or here the sixth Of the series OF races
for the Centre Island cups open to the craft
OF the Seawanaka Corinthian Yacht Club.
lie inside course known a. the Number
Two Knockabout route was covered twice.
a total distance Of twelve and three-ausrtAr
nautical miles, The boats got away very
evenly, the champion Wyntje out footed
the Others to the frat mark, but they were
all closely punched on the next leg OF tho
journey, which was n beat Tie WyntJe ard
Lucille had battle royal from that 0ut,
but the new bogt got the best position ard
out-Ailed the former cup winner by twelve
seconds, with the NyrtIe seCond, | minute
and 80 second IN front Of the Mi-tral.
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tn \ RECORD.
PHILApELPHIA,S: NEW YonK,3.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. I0--Ths Philadel-
phias won to-day's game from New YORK
moro through good luck than any good piav-
Ing on their part Their inside work was
poor. two Of the visitors double plays being
the result Of bad base running. In the field
they were outclsssed by the New Workers.
but everything broke favorable for the m.
and they won easily at the finish Hick man
could not overcome the sun handicap at
turned out two-base hits. Donohue pitched
q splendid game after the first inning and
practically nullified the poor fielding Of the
men behind him. Attendance. s.S6<. The
score.
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Gottfried walbaum Pays $1,000 for
Smart Set.

SARATOGA. Aug. i0-The Faslg- Upton
Company sold the horses OF G. Fleischmann's g
string in the paddocks here this afternoon n
before the races began. A big crowd was
on hand. although rain was coming down
very hard. The star Of the lot was the two
Walbaum. Walbaum had to pay ei0,b00 for
the. colt as he was also wanted by Sol 1ichen-
stein. a well-known layer OF odds. Smart
Set was entered In the Saratoga Special and
carried Walbaum's color. but only finish ed
ffth. Frank Farrell purchased the three
year-old Blues for es OO0 John Carr doin q
the bidding for him, The colt then won the
$1,000 Travers' Stakes. Summary:
Blues. ;; c.by Sir Dison--Bonnie Blue H.; p.
smart Sc. br. C.. !. by Hsima -Fashionabie;
". "husum. .'ss' iU,oW'
Barbara Frietchie. b. T., >. by 81. Maxim
Calgary. b. C, :. by Henry Young-Aibers;
Frank Mckee. b. G.. !. by Hslma.Happy
Sally H.; j. II. Mccormick. ck............., $50
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Other Games.



E:$:'h.Pi:ss t:$s:t (, g Ss$s$!Yss =. !.
Batteries Thiel and Fleischmann; Die,i and
Seaman.
H5iSs:s, H2ts!ia!. G5sd dsss ii !: !
AT rsGLewooD.
5Ts:sl.a:.ii 51..s.ss: = S2SS 1855 IS,
MS. NthGs.a6,:S 9, 8 s5SYs J.; y
Batteries Harrison and Milne Campbell and
AT ORANGE OVAL.
i2pl"s;oa 2Ifnss 3 3 8 80 SS?S & i:
Batteries -Shcr,er and o'N.ii; Boutelllsr and
Wiley
AT RUTHERFORD.
Rutherford soooooOooooOol-e IS
Batteries Garoni and McCann; C. Hawkins and
Al Chester Cuban Giants. s. Chester A,h
4 sea cllr Sea cnr. IS: Noun, yernon'. o.
4, philNdtlphia Amboy; Missarhrkon, I,
Al Trcnon, suburbansy Newt,vn Greys 8
Al lonRrfs Hollywood Inn, 5. Skellys.
A. Mount Ve'njn Mauer A. G., 7. Mount Vernon
Al Hampstead Hampstead 10; Frrrport, 3
Al Hudson SaugrrirS q; Hudson 2,
At Prospect Park Manhattan shoe Company.
married mrn. .: single men, l. j. T.. Lnde IA
Lindemcyer 4 Son. IL. Fraser u. II. C.. I. Merck
-. H. C.. s. Phi Alpha Kappa o. Browns's business
Colegr, 2, Young Mems Union Of Holy Name
Church, s, South brooklyn IS u. G., G. Funch,
Edyc & Co. /. French Line, 10. Fulton Market g.
Dc Win Clinton, 5. Hancock life Insurance Branch
No. |. 20 Fairbanks Scale Company, IA Ten In
nngsl. 81. AIMS Club. 7; CrcsctntS, 5. Howard
club 10, Concurdia, O. Advance u, Is, c.. is, Ken
wood. 10 Anon =. c.. l9 Suburbans, IA. H. l..
Judd. nrSt team. 10; second team, l2 Lunham &
Moore, 10. Holland America Line, 4
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Constitution and Columbia WIN Race at
IarchmOnt,

LARCHMoNT, Aug. i0.-The announcement
was made to-day at the Larchmont Yacht
C.ub that the two Cup defenders. Columbia
and Constitution. will race here On Aug 10.
II and no. They will compete for three cups
which are offered by yice-Commodore Alfred
Marshall, wealthy steamship owner. and
the races will be open TO all yachts OF the
large class. IL Il expected that the lnde-
the Regatta Commlttee has not heard from,
Mr. Lawson. Many festivities are being
planned Tor Friday night, Aux 10 Several
compnnie- Of the wealthy iArchmont Fire
bake at Rye Beach They are to go to
the beach IN illuminated cara and will b.
accompanied bE a hand 81 music. IN"
races. and many of the -t"nm YACHT which
have been at thcNewport festivities are headed
this way With large parties Of society people
aboard
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Baseball Games To-day.
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Cincinnati az 81 Louis. Pitts burg at Chlcag g

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati at 81, Louis Pnts5urs at Chicago.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland at Chicago. Milwaukee at Detroit.
OTHER GAMES
Iiobokcn VS. Baltimore. at ths 81. George Crickc,
grounds.
Marlnns vs.. Maulet \ C.. At Maspsth.
Brighton vs. Kings Couutv \. A, ~ Nassau Park
InwpodS vs. campus. AZ rOhu'S FIELD \. VI.
lnwOods ys. ST Peters ana 81. Puul's Lyceum. AT
Hunt Point.
fmrtilds vs.. st Bariholomew 4. c.. az heyport
South brothers Island l.. {. vs., Cuban y Giants.
at South Brothers Island
Sualdnss Va Murray Hllls. at Jasper oval
COllrgt POlGt \. c. ". Laurel \. G. at college
Point.
SesSldes vs. Pelican j. e, AT brooklyn
Dumont a c. W East New York 7. c. 90 Brooklyn.
Eureka +. { ts Elm 7 G. Il West New YORK.
Cypress VS.. OsccOlaS AZ cypress Hills, y, "
cypress vs.. Brad'UrdS, ni Cypress Hills y. NJ.
EnieTAldS vs. Ctdafs. 1t Van Nest
ienoS " SkslleyS. q, Skcllcys Grounds.
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Rhode Island Jockey club Elects Omcers.

NEWPORT, Aug. i0.-There was meeting
Of the corporators Of the Rhode Island Jockey
Club this afternoon for the purpose OF effect
ing an organization. The following officers
were elected: President. Center Hitchcock;
F NJ Ware; Executive Committee, Prescott
Lawrence. r D Morgan, Oliver II. p Bel
mont. n F. Eldridse and William r. Trsvers,
by the State, and the club will hold It's first
meeting at Newport on Sept. and T.
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Death Of the Old brood Mare BuY and
Blue.

LEXINGTON. Aug. io.-The twenty-eisht-
year old brood mare Buff and Blue. by War
daughter. by tiilroy. fosled In 1879. are dead
at Ashland stud. the breeding esta blishment
Of Mrs John NJ Clay. Buff and Blue was the
duced among others the Realization winner.
Bright PhRbus. and the Brooklyn Derby
winner Rainbow. in addition to two other
stake winners
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IN THE BASEBALL WORLD.
NEW YORkS AGAIN BEATEN ny
THE PHILADELPHIAS.

Breekiyus Break Even with tho Bostsns
IN . D0abie-lleader r--Cincannati DO
feats %. Louis In Twelve Innings ana
Gains on the Harlem Team-G essip.
Rain prevented the Pittsburg-Cbicago
game ut the former city yesterday and as
the Philadelphias. who have strong penhant
aspirations Just now. again defeated the de-
jected New Yorks. the gap between the first
and second teams In the National League
race was decreased to one Of nine points.
The Brooklyns and Bostons broke even In a
double-header at Washington Park and their
percentages remain unchanged. Cincinnati
not only defeated 1t. Louis In a twelve-in-
ming game. but also got TO within twenty
four points Of the New Yorks. In the Ameri-
can League, the Chicagos were beaten by the
Clevelands. who passed the washin etons.
as the latter won and lost In double-header
with the Philadelphias The Bostons and
Baltimores also broke even In two games.
Milwaukee got away with Detroit. Ths
National League results and record follow:
Philadelphia, s: New York. ).
Boston, Q; Brooklyn. t..-Firs' game.
Brooklyn, Q; B5ston, s. Sc 'oad game.
Cincinnat. 3; ST. LOUIS
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Charges Against Jockey McGinn Dismissed

SARATOGA. Aug. 10-A meeting Of the
stewards Of the Jockey Club was held at the
raoecoursc this afternoon. August Bel
mont, J n Bradford. T. X. Hitohco ock. An
drew Miller and J @ Fo1ansbee were present
The Secretary was authorized tn correct
the registration OF the two-year old colt
Coldstream from Onondag aga-Lady Dixon
to Onondaga Dixon The inyestisa-
tion of the FinRal case was postponed await
ing copy OF the Official ruling Of the Fort
Eric Jockey Club Fifty dollars was ap-
propriated from the Jockey Fund for eI-
Jockey Charles Ossler. At the request OF
the stewards OF tho National Steeplechase
was reinstated In the natter Of the charges
preferred by Trainer william Karrick against
Jockey Mc1inn. for his rides on Lady Rad
nor at Brighton. the stewards decided that
tho charges were unfounded.
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Ieandcr Wins Kings Cup on Time Allow.
ancc.
Special Cabis Dsspaich to THE Sun.

spTtllI Cdbf DsIDdith % 1IIE Sun.
CowEs. Aug. iO.--The yachts Meteor,
Britannia, Leander and Rozcl started to-
day in the race for the Kings cup. The
Meteor allows to the Britannia q minutes.
the Leandcr SO minutes and the Rozel hour
and 50 minutes. The Meteor made the best
start and was first away The Britannia
soon secured second place The Meteor
finished first, the Britannia next, Leandar
third and to2el last. The Leander won on
time allowance
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Turf Notes.

OLEAN, Aus 10 Tho > rs trot, poStpon cd
after five heats yesterday, was finished thl,
wa. second and Bell H. tlird Ted tooS tho
pole from Bey simmons at the thrce-quar,e
post. then weakened and let Simmons win
BY three-Quarter' Of "A length. Tine. ?2+S.
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PHILADELPHIA.
TotAls....,s 62li6 2
'Batted for Nelson.
fBattrd for TAYLOR,

Philadelphia .............i / / oiS =:
Firs; base on .ro,swNss York. 4 philadelphia
ess, hts-Davis, Jennings. Two base hiis-navis
ponohus stolen bases Smith. Woiv.raon cross ross
Double plays Hickman; Smith and Nelson; Strang
SssSR and Psv and GS. m
II hour and so minutes.
BOSTON. Q: BROOKLYN. <.-PrRsr GAME
Brooklyn turned out 1900 hall crsnks
at Washington Perk Yesterday afternoon
went 70 the Bostons because Hanion's men
gould not hit Dinsen. the big pitcher, with
asSs and SA devoid q %
usual pu1Zlins ingredients. The, Brook yns
did not play with the ginger that helped
70 win two successive penants. Some Of
attack Of lethargy which riade the more
rsbid cranks stand up and te'. them TO awaken
Charley Irwin. the third faseman. who was
T Brush in Cincinnati, put up a game that
kept the rooters in a cor .fsnt state Of ecstscy
and which incidental made him solid with
y S psSs al x. me Tsy Sss s SsGSs s
performance in tie second game exceeded
thst In the first
speed and ma anincent control led all of the
League pitchers in point Of effectiveness.
In yesterdays conflict he was so different that
the era Srsnss rubbed b Their eyes Yet at tha.
inning, for things did not break for him az
all. The Bostons started of by gathering
four runs. and they were made in such
manner that the cranks wondered whet her
the Champions had a hoodoo. Slagle began
the game with a slow bounder that DAILY
could not get TO In time TO field II TO first.
out and DeMontreville hit to Irwin The
latter made n great pick up and threw the hall
as straight as a dc into Capt kell ey hands.
seemad ' ,o unnerYe s H1ghes biz r9 fnr e gays
four balls to Cooley and ed tn the 'ba bass ns gave
Y3Wvng MurpHy wh2 .it formerly rI,, played with
catch Slagle ran home. Lowe worked In \
mean litrlc scratch TO Dahlen, and De Montre-
Vile scored Cooley and Lowe. promptly
up the bases once more with four balls, MOAN
banged a clean single to left. Cooley and
Lowe scoring but Dineen ended the slaughter
with a strike out. In the last half the Cham
pions filed the bases with singles by Keeier
and Dolan and a base on balls to Sheckard.
Nobody was oYt. YET there was but single
Sde 2 2re ss Sns y to sfs Sl S
on his cracking good double and two outs
Hughes steadied down in the second and third
innings. the Bostons be- ng blanked IN rapid
order helped along by couple of lightning
throws 70 second by, Farrell. In the last
half OF the third the Champions tied the score
when Sheckard. who was hit, and Dolan.
who made his second safe hit. were sent
to the plate through the medium Of Kelley's
sacrifice and a single by DAILY. After that,
however. Dineen had the Champs at his
mercy and they could not score again. even
though they had three men on, bases in the
eighth. with two out But in the fourth the
Bostons settled Hughes. for when they had
made two runs on three singles. a sacrifice
took his once star pitcher out and put in
Kennedy. The latter was not much Of an inn
provement and a. the Bostons hit him freely
and hard they had no trouble In drawing
the knee by foul tip and had TO give way
to Mcclure. The score;
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Two base hits Irwin "a, Newton, Lowe. DeMontre-
willie. Three base hits DolAn. McCreeD Sarri.
nee hlfS- McCreery Stolen base Scheckard. First
base on errors Brooklyn. >; Boston. O. FIRST base
on halls on Newton. .; on Pittinger. l. Struck
Len on bases Brooklyn. 4: Boston, 8. umpirs
Emslie and Nash. Tine hour and IS minutes,
Attendance II, 900.
CINCINNATI. 9: ST. LOUIS. 8
ST. LOUIS. Aug, l0.-The Reds defeated
the Cardinals to-day In q twelve inning
contest Attendance, 1000 The score:
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Eastern League.

AZ Rochester First game Rochester. 4: Provi-
dtnoe, ?. Second game Rochester. Il: Ptovi-
dence, 4
AZ Toronto Hartford, IA Toronto, 10.
Al Buffalo Buffalo, 4: WorceskrlS.
A. Montreal Rain
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Western League.

A. Omaha Omaha, o: Minneapolis, T.
AZ Kansas City Kansas City. 10: Colorado Springs
At ST. Joseph FIRST game 81. Joseph. D. Den
yer. o: Second game st. Jose ph, q. Denver, l.
Al Des Molnes-Des Moines, a; ST Paul, s.
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Connecticut state League,

A. Derby Derby, Q: New London. &.
A. New Haven New Haven, T. Norwich, g.
Al Bristol Bridgeport, 10; Bristol. 1.
Al Waterbury Waterbury. o. Meriden, 8.
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Richard Croker's vandaIe In Front.

Special Cable Ds,pdteh to THE SUN
LONDON. Aug. 10. The race for the Leigh
Plato OF 1903 soverigns at Haydook Park to-
day was won by Richard Crackers Vandale.
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ClNCiNsATi.

FoI HON. run Crawford. Double plays
Magoon and Beckey: Donovan and McGAnn Wal
Sacrince hits Harley. Heidrick. Masoon. Stolen
bsse-Foi Leh on ha~s-St Louis. .: Cincinnati.
base on balls on Stmmei, :. Passed ball Bergen.
Hh by -ptcher-By S,immrl. ?. Umpire brown.
Time hours and IS minutes.
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New York State League.

AZ Troy First game Troy, /: BInghamion g.,
Second game Troy, >; Blnghamton. T.
Al Albany Albany, 2: Waverly, o,
Al Schenectady Schenectady, I; Utica. T.
AZ illOn Rain.
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American League Games.
AT BoSToS-PIRsT GAME


Boston .....0 % o a 10
Balymor. 80 2 0 0 o % 2
Bat,ehes-Lews and Scheckengos,. Howell and
Bresnahan.
SECOND GAME.
Baltimore ....o o IA II
Boston 80 o o o o Is o
Bate nes-Forernan and Bresnahan: Young and
Criger.
AT wAsHISGroS-PrRsr oAME.
Wash ,ngton , 0 0 ) % II !
BeiieTies-Mercer and Grady; Fraser and Powers.
SECOND GAME.
Philadelphia. % "a 2,
Batteries witse and Powers: Gear and Grady.
AT CLEVELAND.
Gsrslsnd'..aa cs,Css6a ! ! 9 J al 4 :
Baticries--McNei and Wood; Kaoll and Sull-
van.
b.,Tsasee.'..oo bl,T"s s'...o Q . 9 Ss !
Batteries -Hus,lng and Maloney; Yeager and
Shaw.
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Noglinn Alleus.
tlarhts. sail Goats. sc.

FOR SALE steam yacht AmadS. lrngih 40
feet. beNm "a fsrt IN inches driught fst inches
W. St. Tooms rgnt inrts v1' tr dats ,arrIa,r
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DEGNOS McLrAN CONTRACTING CO.
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COT Pr RpCkhNNN FUR SALE-pol shafts
movable fruni cumylrtr and IN good rder low
prev 70 Hu.ck buyer % Penn sL. BTUokhn.
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THE RECORD.

Brooklyn Amateur Association.
AT PROSPECT PARK.
Vernon A. CO 0 O 0 Is IS
Resolut~s. % o o 8 o ia is 3
Batteries s-McMann and DAILY; Martin and Thyng.
r. H.
Bay Ridg. A, CO % Q 2 is II >
81 Joseph's % o SIS
Batteries s-Jelnek and Burke: Mcclure and
Wenpahl.
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AT MoRRISTOwN.

Laurel So % 10 /
Batteries Thiel and Fltischmann: Die,l and