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Harvard Athletes VIII Train At North Cohasset
for Interna tional Meet

BosroN. July 1T is expected that the
mem bers OF the Harvard track team. who
will compete with Yale against the team
from oxford and Cambridge Univers rstics
in September. will commence training about
Aug .? The Harvard athletes will train
for the preliminary meeting with Salo at
the estate OF Henry NJ whitney at North
Cohassett Through Jack HalowelI, former
captain. the use OF Mr.. Whiiney's haif-mile
horse training track was rendered TO Capt
Willis OF the Harvard team The track will
be put into condition Immediately and ali
necessary changes will be made Sodded
places for the hurdles will be rolled
The athletes will not be quartered at the
Whitney estate. but will live at Nantask sket,
whore they will have the advantage OF bath
men. including Cap, Wills, will 90 to Co
Lightner. Haigh and Webb. 40 yard dash,
Rust. Manson and Clark; $50. Boynton and
Baer. one mile. Clark and Knowla. two
miles. Swan Mills and Richlrdson hurdles.
Willis and Converse; high jump, Rotch
and Ellis; broad jump, Shirk and Ristine;
hammer, Boal
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rHR RECORD.
CHICAGO. Q: NEW YoAx, 4

CHICAGO. July i7.-Manassr LOTUS lifted
the ban Of suspension from waddells head
to-day and -Rube' made good BY pitching
winning game. The New Yorks got after
him rather lively In the third inning. making
four runs on - many safe hits and . base on
balls. In no other inning could thsv bunch
their hits. Mlls. the pitcher New York se-
cured from Schenectady, was op the slab ssr
but did not receive the best Of support, The
grounds were slippery a. the. result OF heavy
rain at noon and twice Van Haltren fell while
running for the ball. The humidity, too. HIN
dered tho players. Chicago started the scor-
ing ip the second inning. getting two runs
Sn z base on balls. two hits and wild throw
By Hickman. New York took the lead in the
next Inning. Warner, the nrst man up, hit
safely and scored when Van Haltren cracked
out q double 10 deep centre. Van went TO
third on the throw.in Selbaoh got q base on
balls. When Mcbride bit to Mccormick. Van
Haltren started for homo and was out on
close decision. Davis and CAMEL both hit
safely and .Selbach and Mcbride scored.
best Hickman Gould do was to strike out.
scored one In the fifth on Mccormick double
and triple 70 the clubhouse by. Waddell.
In the sixth the home team made four more
runs on as many hits and base on balls.
The score:
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CONSTITUTION HAULED OUT.
hAhlSk RAILwAY WORKS SHCCIHLY
AND Jon ~ FINISuED IN QUICK TfME.

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s'''ut'on was set at work early this morning
aatns sha u ,as craft away from her %
out on Tho marine ,s,Ivav n. host Was
nooo,.a a. ' .,,,' ,,a., a AZ. o
mo0rsa "S an IN the alp directly over IN: rat'.a,
her on the cradle The head rigging. With
tho excention ~ ~. tara.ta1 ~. sis Oh sn.d
w sp''on o' 'as Iores,ay' was s,soAsneu
hauled oa, % Of ss. raxsv :, fs fsr :, us po.sSi.
.as's so.'a % n'ue Q, 'ne Aee' uncer
way IL. msr,nr.. va. un.spusa 1Ss from
tho boo'tay to have some improvements
Th. diver descended on tn. DOR. cid. and
MIA cad tho ~.dn.S h.sws., ~. nonn.,s .nd
DA'so 'ne Wsoses between the poppeis ana
ou sn o. tho SS. Tho Sr. was H Ssn
ing the soov than "a starboard. the diver
work b. o.m. @ to sS. thu ,uriso. and and az not,asd ou
sho:. in charge tha: the Constitution wa:
by ts. signal % 10 % 70 o ahead IN % ~, '~" ssoooS.
IN rs.non.. ~ ~ ns-"n". =, ~. -, S. Inu,.
=, !" Wv ~. .onsse VI 'ne s.ssm oIuu
In the south boat shop. the yacht began to
move slowly up along the railway. and in
LAS thar tsn ,n,nrtos ~. tor..t., -. a.,
'ess 'een sen minasos 'ne iores~y was up
even with the shop doors. while the bow
spirit had entered the shop. The tide. fast
rao.dir. No.. a. h.. ~. a.. , ~
~ rSsoISSsnk, ~ pes9h 70 ny pare ne ioWer pars
=. HH.as.us .us ~: ~: 20 spas IN sh9rt tiIne ths crew
~. ha.Wo Sro rI wSLx .. so'uooins 'ns p'aSes oi
my o0ss unuStoSuyi
~ nS.ha ae,mas y. ass so.e how aoan tne Ipoer-
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Another Banner for Bronx school Athletes

Bronx School team won another trophy
banner at the game Of the Warsaw Athletic
Club held az Union Park Westohester. yes
terday morning. This makes the second
banner won by the school within two days.
summaries.
lO0-YaId Dash-Won By Foster Finklcr. Bronx
School, Frank Spruce, Adler, second; John o LTt n
iironx, thltd; Joseph Levy warsaw A. c. iCurh
Time. 10 ~ seconds.
I.tisrd Hurdle Race-won b. Robert Klein.
Warsaw A. G.; Frank Butler, Tobln a. C.. second:
Chahcs Powell. ST. AIMS a. G., ihird: kaIl SiurI.
s2-YGfd Ru6-Won by frank Spruce, Adler:
George kessicT, Rutherford high, second: frank
Henry, TUhin 4, C.. third ltO Simons. Bronx
fouun. Time, 81 seconds.
ltunnlng High Jump-Won by Charles smith.
BronA Win lee, inches: Herbert Martin. Tobin
A. C.. second. Herman Mansfield, Warsaw A. C.,
tulrd. Thomas Taylor. Adler fourth.
AtNafd kun-Won By Herman Mansfield. War
saw a. G.; Thomas Taylor, Adler, second; Frank
Killing, kyes. third: Adam Donntlly. hycs, fourth.
Time, s. rs seconds.
8 Yard Run Won by Michael Baxter. Bronx.
Otto Durer, Bronx. second; Charles, foS Bront,
thlrd Slgmund Bach. Rutherford High, fourth.
Time, minutes ~ IS seconds.
Ons-Mllc Run-Won by Simon Light, Adler.
Hsnry Tompkins, bronx, second; Frank Carleton,
u ann y ....s, s..:.;- .-t!:, -N:-'. '""''h
Tine, minutes Is IS scconls,
Ons-M ME- Bicycle Race Won by Henry Ander.
son, Warsaw A. c.; Jacob Pnch, Warsaw A. C..
second. Frank Carleton st. AIMS a. G., third, Rob
ei Moore, lobln A. C., fourth. Tine. minutes
Putting ihs ilPound sho,-won by william
Fuu Bronx. with 80 feet: Charles Baxter, Bronx.
second, Louis Hamburg, Ael'r. third; Henry Fuchs.
Throwing The i2.Pound Hammer Won by Peter
Decker Bronx, with 10 feet Louis Gerton Adler,
srco nd. Herman PleishmAn. bronx, third William
Fuz, Bronx. fourth.
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Canadian Oar,men Leave for National Re Eatta

TORONTO. July H. A strong Canadian
contingent OF oarsmen the Winnipeg. Argo-
naut and Dons representatives left this after
noon for Philade lphia. where they will COM
pete 10 the annual regatta Of the National
Association of AmGteuTsOarsmen. The Argo-
nauts are considered to have a good chance
In the senior eights. although they will bo
plttad against tho strong vcsper crew,
Winners Of tho worlds championship race at
Paris last year. In practice the Argos"
have shown =, lendd form. The members
Of tho crew. With their weights. follow,
.:.s ......... ,.:,s.. '.s !sur',s y n--H-r,!-
=, 1917 pounds n v Dugyan, o. III pounds J. cooper
Mason, O. 1911 pounds. II, r. parmenter. l. 100 pounds
A. II. Il. Keni. ), l6l pounds: J. H. Mackenzie. :,
100 pOupds G. \. u, Goldman, bow, ld7 pounds,
~ IAsledo coxswaln. iis pounds, Total weight.
i.52s pounds average, ln pounds.
Leonard Marsh and Lou Scholcs. brother
n the worlds champion amateur boxer
who Hrr entered Ia the senior and lnterme-
dlntc singles, respectively. are In good form,
The "Ninnlpeggsrs@ in the eights, Will
fnd the opposition pretty strong at Phlla-
d,lnhia. but they look gnod enough to nnl.h
wellup The men get all the power possible
out ofrheir boat. though they affect rather a
!erky stroke, II Ia IN the fours that their
chances appear Ia be extra good and, bar
ring accident u 10 felt here they should beat
the vespers and the bt. Louis clubs,
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Jefrrte, Anxious to Fight Fitzsimm on,.

san FRANCISCO. July i7.-Big Jim Jefries
arrived here to-day from Los Angeles. lie
Is larger and looks better than when he was
here last He Is brown as an Indian. as he
has been fishing and hunting for three weeks
AZ Catalina Island. Jefr says he will stay
here for several months and that he wants
To take on any man who wishes TO fight. He
would like TO meet Rubin by September and
FitzSimmons by November He i especially
anxious 70 meet Fitz. as he wants to show
he can whip the Cornishman easily. and he
resents Bobs excuse that in the last night he
was doped Jeffrles said
san Francisco is good headquarters for
fghting as the police will not interfere with
anv s0Ilare hght, and we can get honest
referees and good houses There Is not much
use taking about Corbett. as he always wants
g. split the purse. and this ! will not do,
never was in bettcr condition than now. and
could get into shape for fight in three weeks
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AZ g. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. July i1..,There was good at,endano.
AZ the Delmar races this afternoon. A bad dust
storm swept over the tracks, suspendng operations
for ffieen minutes. In the third event there was
quite a dump, Sylvan. the favorite, not being able
70 get inside The money. Lunar, winner Of the NTH.
up W 81 ,203 by her late owner. Tom Steyens
BrulAre was bumped badly In the sixth, but won
the race handily. summaries.
First Racs--Siy flrlongs-Mcrry Wager o. (rarlJ,
IA 70 l. won Elsie Barnes. Io7 (Gilnorcl 10 l. sec
ond. Foridan. i0s Frawiey). 80 W I. third. Tina
IN
Second Raos-Five and q half furionG.--Hun.a
Raine. i0l nrvlne,. 70 70 I. won: Miss Dora. los
lDalel - 70 10. second; Tobey Ts'a. los tGllnorel
third Ran--ons mile and 70 ysras--Laspars
los fDaiel 70 l. won: Sadie Levy. nf 0fsu, 90 70 l.
sscond: Pirates Daughter os tEsfil, u 70 !. third
Time. i:4sh.
McCiruder, III (Dalel, 70 II. won: Belle Simpson
"a tO'NeiiD. 10 70 S, second Skilman. los tGnmoreI
Q W I. third. Time, t:4o.
Firh Raoe-one mile and 20 yards-Lunar, 10
nDalel IN s, won Peter Duryea, liz tSnelll, SIS
second Guide Rock 100 to'Brlen, Sto /. third Tine
l:IIt.
Sixth Rsne--slx furlongs-Bruiare, lo0 t0'NeilD
70 q won: Northern Spy, 100 Murphy TO l, sec
ond: Tom Collins ITO to'Bren), 6ol, third. Tine
1.t5.
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FULFORD WINS BIG SHOOT.
Breaks sS Out Of 100 Targets In Preliminary
Handicap ct Interstate Park.

Shooting from the eiahteen-yard MARI
in the preliminary hapdicap at inanimatt
clay targets. Z. d. Fullord Of Utica. yes
terday won from a field of 100 experts, making
the big total Of 95 breaks out Of a possible
100 Fulford shot with remarkable effect
his first two strings being perfect scores OF
rs breaks each In the third he missed four
and finished up with but one miss In the last
quarter century j. W. Hoffman Of North
Germantown and W. W Sawin, % breaks
tied for second place and agreed TO shoot of
for the money. At the first attempt at twenty
five birds. each broke 2i and In the second
shoot-off Sawin got 23 in his string and Hon.
man 10 Ellison and Dickey. each with a
total OF %. shot Of for third money, and Dickey
won with 20 TO 10.
Five preliminary events were decided be-
fore the big handicap was put on. Swain.
Tallmann and william X. Crosbey broke
fifteen straight in the first event. Sim Glover.
Fred b, Gilbert Crosbey, Edward Banks,
Kelsey, n. Sanford, all broke twenty straight
in the second, and in event No. 3, fifteen tar
gets, Apsar, Glover Gilbert, Crosbey. Banks.
Tallmann. Mink. Van Allen and Douglass.
broke straight. In the fourth event twenty
Stearns. Dudley. Kelsey. and J. J, hallowell
broke straight. and in the llfth event.at fifteen
targets, Fred b. Gilbert, Crosbey. Banks
and Sauier were the high guns and got tho
money between them. Two women. Mrs.
W. X. Park and Miss Hyland. were among
the shooters.
Tho conditions OF the preliminary handicap
were: Open to all comers; NJ 100 blue rocks
per man. unknown angles. 81 entrance fee.
targets included. handioaps on distances,
rises Il to IS yards, high guns not class shoot
ing one hundred dollars added TO the purse,
OF which $50 is reserved for the purchase Of
trophy for the winner The principal
scores were,
- E. d. Fuliord !. yards, Ss; sawln. II yards o..
dudley, 10 yards, 10: Snow. IS yards 81; Ellison.
is yards. 90; sim Glover zi yards, 90: Tallmann,
s.; WhIan is yards, S. Mink is yards, IS; e" Il,
h'i6SsI f. B.se f'ia' ysd: ar g. i s.ie s. ss'Ss Yards
81: Edward Banks 20 yards. 81 Stearns. IS yards,
81: NJ Sanford IL yards. 81; DALEY, 10 yards. 81;
Douglass 10 yards SO; Mack, II yards, SO; q Ste
phenson. 10 yards, 50: MacCord. II yards, So Krue-
ger IS Yards, 50; Hood, IS Yards 50; Fsnnins. q
yards IS: Kelsey is yards as; Van Allen is yards,
IS. Capt. A W. Money, ~ yards IS: b, H. lie Roy.
20 yards. IS; " Hopkins y yards, IS: Anthony,
IS yards, 81: Schortemeer. B yards, 81 Lupes. II
"A Padrlford. IA yards. 81 Cowan. 10 yards. 81. r.
Stephenson. 10 yards, 81 Leland, "a yards, IS j. J,
Hallowell is yards, So Apgar. Is yards -. Rike,
ls yaras 81, Grl,th, 10 yards a, Gilbert ., yards,
IL yards. a. Frank d Creamrr IS yards so. Port
10 wards, So Malone. IS yards, so stoLr Is yards,
% Lick, Is yards, -. q: r. Hicks. Is yards IL
IS Ho M,rinsnp. % ID yards M b,TSsid, 3 yards IS
iond iG yards, 10, Morley ia yards, 60 Gtofrrey
70 Yards IS H. Rain, l7yarts. IS Sez, iiyAfds, 80,
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n. K. VANDERBILT 70 RACE HsRs.
Gets r. G. Mcnovsll 10 Train fer Hin and
Wul Have Q Great stable.


william X. Vanderbilt is making plans to
90 into racing on q large soaie. II was an
nounoed yesterday that he would begin opera
tions on the local tracks next season and that
he had already engaged T. c. Mcdowell to
train for him. Mcdowell 10 the owner OF
Alsn-a-Dale. tho crack two-y~ar-old that
won the Brighton Junior Stakes last Saturday
Mr.. vanderbilt's colors will DO white. with
black hoops on the sleeves and black cap.
While be does not own any racehorses In this
country. the wcll-known millionaire already
has Q big establishment In France. Il was
only the other day that Mr.. Vanderbilt pur-
chased from Julius Flelsohmann, the noted
stalllon Halma, for e2e 900. At Poissy. France,
Mr.. anderblt already has twenty-five brood
This viii BE- the nrst time that Mr.. vandsr.
bilt has ever raced In this country. About
dozen years ago bs owned a few horses that
ran in the name and colors Of a certain trainer
Mr. Vanderbilt gave little attention to them.
kings: Ne is reputed 70 b she prino!pal
owner Of the properly upon yhtch the ConeY
Bay and Ia also the. President Of the club.
Those who said they knew what Mr. Wander
bilt's plans were declared yesterday that he
would proceed to build up q great stable
and that his venture would serve to give an
added boo,r to raoing.
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ORANGE. July i7-Miss Genevieve Hecker.
the womens metropolitan golf champion.
played on. the links Of the Essex County
Country Club Yesterday, After rest Of w, tTS
issS. cave for '' Wee &; Burn ' to-morroY MOI to remain
until September, when she viii return to
West Orange to take part In the continuatio
Of ths championship matches Miss Hscker
explained that the match between the Ess x
County team and the shinnecock Hiiis team am
sssa%S: . mistake having been made In the
Htd Ho%srd A. Colby. captain Of. the Essex
County Country Club team. left to-day for
North East Harbor TO remain until autumn.
hs RAyssa e. soan,1y S match pSo
finish. Is Park was In fine fettls and made saw
eral ehrees. crowning the play BY making
the fourtoenth hole In two.
Bo.Tox, July r7-Lt is virtually settled s,I {.
ship OF New England and the trophy offered
~ tSe woiisstSn @ Go CUB e. ssu a MontcIsir % The
club has as yet held no meeting TO consider
the matter, but. so far as can be learned the
course courses and within a few days will take formal
action In that direction. The tournament
will be open only to players handicapped
at 10 or under by their own clubs and Will
be played between Aug. and rs, 80 as 70
preoede the pstonH amateur ohsmpiSaSshp
pionship or the tournaments OF the Stock
bridge and Profile clubs.
CAPE MAY, July IA powell Scotch four
some was played on the links OF the Care
iectine the stick with which he Iiiyed the
1amA through The
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Al Fort Erie.

BUFFALO, July 1.-THE victory OF nve favontss
al Fort Erie to-day Gu. deep into the bookmakers.
Summary:
First Race-Slx and half furiongs Work.
l0S Dugsn), . 70 S. won Lady Hayman. 100 DAILY,
TO l. second 81. David. ios Blake. 70 = third.
Time. l2lH.
Second Race-Four and q half furlones The
Common. III Jacksonl. I to s, won; Luerus,a, l0S
(pryce), 70 l. second. Major Daniels III WON
derlyl. 5 TO /. third. Time. 05s.
Third Race-one le-rled, % Jaekson,, 8 TO s.
won: All Saints, oS DAILY. 70 second TalAla l02
(wonderlyl, > 10 |. third. Time, l4o
Fourth Race-Six furlongs Hunting. ~, Won.
derly1. Is TO won: Euclalre 100 DAILY. TO sec
ond; Oconce 100 Jackson, ID 10 5, third. Time,
ils.
Fifth Race Six iurlongs gs-Hie Away, 102 Jack
Oak Maid. i01 DAILY, 10 l. third. Time. 1l4k,
Sixth Race -Sieepechase. about one mile and
$50 Gala gherl, to s, won:
Mrs. bradshaw. las tMonohanl. Ito :, second Daryl
I4J (AfoGlcy1, 2 TO I. third. Time. 33ik.
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IN THE BASEBALL WORLD.


Chanpisas OutplAy The Pittsburss and Pass
the Harienitss st. Lssis aaa Bsstsa break
Eyea-Piaysn Bron the Hub Again Lead
the Amsrlean League Other Coatssts.
Al . result OF the Natonll League games
yestarday Brc oklyn again went ahead Of
New York. Pittsburg and 5t, Louis lost
ground and Bost,n and Chicago gained.
An the Cincinnati Philadelphia game clashed
with the rain. those two teams remained
stationary. The New Yorks failed to un-
earth q snap In tho opening game Of the
Chicago series, being three runs to the bad.
The Brootlyns gave the Pirates their second
straight defeat and lead New York by four
points et. Louis and Boston broke even
on doublo-header. St. Louis. being above
tho 500 mark. lost q point. while Boston.
being under tho half way line In percentage.
gained ono Boston won two games from
Cleveland 10 the American League and
wr0tsd the lead from the Chicogo'. wfo
however. beat Baltimore. Philadelphia de-
feated Milwaukee and Detroit beat Washing
ton. The tsil-snders In both leaplss have
the same percentage. The National League
results and standing follow:
Cnisaeo. =: New York. 4.
Brooklyn, =: Pittsbufg, ;.
Boston, Z: 81. Louis. I. .--tFlrst camel
81 Louis. Q: Boston. 8 e Second rams. }
Cincinnati -Philadslp hal Rain.
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Schooner Columbia Wins Cortnthian Yacht
Club Of Philadelphia Run.

NEW LONDON. July 1.-THE schooner
yacht Columbia. owned by J. De Forest Jun
kin. led the feet OF the Corinthian Yacht
Club Of Philadelphia into this port to-day.
after an interesting race from Shelter ISL
and, Tonight the fleet lies at anchor and
Is Illuminated Tomorrow tho annual
water sports of the club will be held In the
harbor for prizes offered by the flag officers
OF the club. In the run to-day ". T Rainey' 8
Alert, Clement A. Griscom's boat, was third.
The Flying Cloud was the first sloop in,
The winners In each class we're the Columbia,
Triton. Narouyna and Cherokee.
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Hcnnp,tead Bay Yacht Club Regatta.

FREEPoRr. July IL The annual "women's $
Day" regatta Of the Hampstead Bay Yacht
Club here to-day was one Of the most in
terestng events ever given by the old-time
club The wind was light at the start, coming
from the westward. but It died away a trine
and some OF the larger and heavier spared
boats felt the need OF IL before they got over
the line. DR. T. Hutchesons sloop yacht
Quo Nadis and Vice. Commodore Seaman's
Mayita had the race Of the day. the latter
winning after q good contest on time allow
ance, the former allowing minutes 30 seconds
to the smaller craft
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-
Baseball Notes.
Peter Duset 1t should bs scored hit.
Tho Alens have July 81 open for game with Q
nrst class team In and around New York address
I. d. Halpln. 2s7 Broadway. Telephone. ao2S
Corlsndt
John Traesor OF ao7 Park avenue. Hoboksn, a
member Of III. Richmond Va, baseball team, Is
critically III. Hs Was overcome BY the heat at Rich
mond Few days ago and was sent home
The ii. l.; Judd Company Baseball Club has every
Saturday afternoon open lor games with hardware
trade teams. Arrang gements can be made with VII
liam ", Lyons. ~ Greenwood avenue. Brooklyn.
Next Sunday the wes, N.w York F. c. and the
day, tho West New YOrks battling Il out In The tenth
Inning.
After tho Cleveland. Boston game at Cleveland
on Tuesday, which Boston won, Umpire Mana ssa
vas target for cushions and POP bottles thrown
ers saved him from worse treatment.
-Four doctors have been Identified With the Ma
tonal League In recent years and all OF them pitchers
Among iSs lawyer. who have made Names for them
selves on the diamond arc John N. Ward sullivan
and Harry Taylor There was preacher. VOC, 10
The League ranks. William Sunday OF the old Chi.
cagos.
Jimmy Calvin had the distinction Of shutting
out two teams without hits" says the PiusbuIg
1880 and on the Dcirots in 1874. Bill Terry, while
with the Brooklyn team. shut out 81 Louis In 1885
ana louls'iir IN 1000 hllg, pVcnlnk iof the Cnl
eago Players Lea que team. shut out Brooklyn with
out hit. Yet brooklyn won the game by . scors
Of o."
The Brootlyns have been the mos, fortunate Of
the National League clubs In gapes decided by
run. Hanlons players won fourteen and lost seven
games BY q solitary tally. Cincinnati won twelve
and oss eleven. Boston eleven and lost thirteen,
New York won ten and lost eight. Piusbury won
ZEN and lost nine. Philadelphia won ten and lost four
won eight and lost ten.
HARTFORD. July i7.-AtA meeting OF the Eastern
baseball League; Al the Allyn House yesterday.
euse cl ub, 10 vas voted that II should remain as IL
Is There are promises that the team will be sttength
ened and II Is said that friends OF the sport Will come
10 the aid OF the management. Those 81 the meet,
ing were President p. =. Powers, Directors Soby
OF Hartford. Higgins OF Rochester. Leonard OF Syra-
cuse. Murray OF Providence and Hurley of Hor-
eester Manager Danows represented the Toronto
club. Umpire Giliney was released from duty on
the stafi OF umpres
The sun., 1901-07-18

HYASNIs, Mass, July 1.-THE annual open
tournament Of the Hyannis Port Golf Club
was begun to-day. thirty-six holes being
played. The lowest sixteen men qualified
sixteen for the consolation prize. l.. P.
Myers made the best score. playing the nrst
Ell gh teen holes In 81 and the second eighteen
In 81 c. b. Cory had the nfth best score. Iii.
The sun., 1901-07-18

ST. LOUIS. July The Cardinals and Bostons
broke even today. The visitors won the nrst game
By score Of 2 TO l. In the seventh the Bostons tied
the game with the rst run In the ninth they regis
tered the winning run Hamilton few out Lowe
drove 10 hight for q home run. In the second game
Harper and Wills pitched. In the hrst two innings
the Boston tvref bated hard four hits and three
runs being secured. In the seventh Boston go, two
runs their frst and In the ninth made desperate
rally Hamilton was out, short 10 nrst. Lowe hunted
safe and scored on Longs single TO left and Bur
kett's error Kittrdge ncw 10 Mcfiann and Moran
sent a three-bagger IN len, registering Long and
coming home on Dlneen's centre drive. Slage famed
of
The sun., 1901-07-18
Cornelius Vanderbilt. Jr.. Sells tho nderim.

NEWPORT, July III. Edward Addicks
has purchased the sloop yacht Ilderim. which
Cornelius Vanderbilt. Jr,, had built for him
some years ago. lie will use her for cruis-
ing only.
The sun., 1901-07-18
shamrock II. Tow.d to Go,au Dock.

Special Cable Dpposeh TO THE SUN.
GRERSocK. July i7.--Shamrock ii. was
towsd from Greenock to Govan dock this
afternoon
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RnSrON
o,ted for Powell In the ninth inning

St Louis .................O o q o 0-i
Boston ....................O . o o l--s
Txobase hits Kruger. Long Home run Lowe
W.iinc. Sec,lNce Nils, SIcho,s ana pow,li s,oisu
ba NlchclS. Lett on bases St Louis 7;
Boston, 8, Struck out by Powell / BY Nichols. ..
Base on baliS-Oi pOwtH, l. Hit ty pthtr-
By Nichols, /. Umpire Nash Tlme-i hour
and minutes.
The sun., 1901-07-18

! Two hase hits Wallace, Donovan. Kruger ~
| WINS Double play Wallace ana McGann 5a,.
/ rncr hls-A Nichols Ryan. Stolen bases -Padcen,
/ donovan Left bases st Louis o. Boston, 2
, Struck oui--By Harper. O. By Wills, 2 First base
I On balls on Harref l, on Wills. Hii b. piche'
By Willis. !; ~ HNpsf. l. Impre Nash. Time
| - hcuT and i5 minutes
The sun., 1901-07-18

Az 81 Paui-st. Paul. 9: Omaha.
A. Minneapols-Des Moines. d Minneapolis. 3
A. Denver-Denver, 0; Kansas City, Q.
A. Colorado Springs st. Joseph, .: Colorad,
Springs, l.