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GOLF NEWS AND NOTES.

ie VIII coehran.. the Ard,iey Club cham.
p!on. sili sail for foreign trip Tomorrow, 10 b.
gone until tho late tai. 80 tina, he vii, no. h.
Able 10 defend his title a, the October c,,np.,,.
lion. Much Of the tour vii be In Switzerland
hu; before his return coch,ane viii play Owe,
COM Of N. noted linA. 81 Ores, Britain.
ou!,. lara. gallery o. women golfer,
vent over the w.ion,ha links Yesterday, anhins
much interest in the men, handicap competition
Tor th. prizes offered by Rob~r, " Tale. nj
New York Local golf M. h>-n a iIt,t> n.S,-c.. Is,
for a ts~ days ou,nk 10 IN. meet Al tn. Coop.
erssosn links in the round ., eighteen holes
William Ant.rs OF boston. made tire. point.
Afehe s,rlins. Two. and beverly Sorsis. .
promising youns golfer Of New York. one Tn.
scores:
William Andsr.. iG5. ?-?a. Archie s.ir,ns
los. f-eo: beverly Norris. ia. 0-lla: James
Flynn. 40 .s-iis. Charles o. oI-ndorf. III.
o-ii7.
Nj. and Mrs. John T. Lsnxec. Of Bos;on, ~ho
have made Eoh soanx records over the Up.
state links. Are spending the week At SarAnsr
Lake. Taft the pupil Of rIta!ohn. the Otsssa
rrofcasional. Is nov At the waionihs links to n.
! main as Instructor and coach.
The women OF the , Aea,elaie Golf Club con.
| tested for the Governor' Cup yesterday after.
Mr.. D Pielm.n. 80. o-ieo: Mrs. r. N. tHsr.
.ison. 1871. s-l.s; Ms. II. q. piymps,n. 100
l0-l30; Miss Grace Laseom, IL, S-l3i: Niss ~
n.yan. ISL. lo--lti;'t Niss e a. ossn. rs
A~4SS. .5s II ttss.t+ 4sHisil
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bali game" A. ono solemn -yisaE"t
gentleman expressed IT In the writer's
hearing. HUT they arc liberal patrons
~ 'ae .a.ccnt American Lchfns MI
;.sht.
4 peculiar feature. TOO. Is tho ahsenc.
d. 10 fair sex. half hour before The
rame there were In III" grand stand
Two women with 'vr habiea. ranging In
age from six months TO shre" y.ar.
They chased through the empty circles
pls.ins tag and wildly yelling their
dsligh, in unl!s?uted possession OF the
oh. s.ow'own. slow,own. VIII YOU
over wake up?
; Tho Giants M, W a beautiful pr'c.
tice game. but. as New Workers well
know. that canno; he taken as u critic
r!cn Of what they will do in the game
proper.
The attendance was ahou, 800 when
The gam. began. which was doing pretty
well for PHILADELPHIA.
ftrst Inning.
Van Halireu beat out his slow inncld
hit 10 Mailman Setback slammed a
beautiful three. basEcr 10 the left field
changed his bat, then struck ont u
course. Townsend made Hickman ian
also. Hie good work was ch.scrcd Sci
bach trot,cd HON. on passed ball
Davis n!ed to Cross. Two runs
Dcesan pa.~e-i Thomas an four wid.
ones Thomas Thought he could steal
easily on DceEan. but WAS fooled ~ two
yards. B,wcrman to Davis. Wnlv.rion
cracked n -wif, smash 10 Strarg. bat
found the pill ahead or him a, lra,.
8tranc also ma lc 4 lightning pickup
and chuck-ovcr ~ Fl!ck's hunt DOVE the
line. No runs.
second inninI.
Came, was easy on his nnny dun To
Townsend. Bowerman's line smash -
left centre looked goo,n for three. hut
ne1a an nj a. M, al, sol.p,ltl rtIflnE eaton
Nelson beat out an inii.id hit Dccgan
struck out. No runs
Dclehan;y's hunt ioan the ihiri line
couniSi for n single. McFar.and's sac
riflcc. Nelson 10 .;anx"l, sent Del to
second. Jennings doubled over the third
bag. scoring Del.haniy Camel. aIi
alone. took care OF ilallman's roller
back OF FIRST. Jennings ianhing ON third
Bowerman mad. II miserable mum Of
Crpss's pop III front of the Plate. Jcn-
ninxs scoring. Townsend singled 20
right. sendin. Cross to third Cr,~-
scorci on Thomas double down the
third line. hut Townsend was nipp'i
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WESTERN RACE
TRACK WAR ON.
CHICAGO AGAINST ST. LOUIS
SPORTING MEN.
Promise. I" Dr ~ NiIIiom-DOllnr
Eight for NnrimH priviirx~s-
The u"rirm rrnrk u the Point
Of Attack.

,vJ,,,,,:, a., .,,, 49,, G,
~" -,
'''"'' sa"oi'tS h'N' apparently locked
horns IN what promise. TO lie a million
dollar ight for privilege. Tho conh,,,.
Il, ~ - .r,,
~" s."''''''' ''''s ''"""'
winch controls IN" outlaw track Of Del
mar At 81 l.1ni,. and Blind John Con.
IA, =, ,., ., :,
''' "'s''r' '""'N 'lnp'
Celia VINO Is ~, commission mcr.
chan, an ao,,r, ,y,t.- ,,, .,,,-.
''''' Wv ''sN'S ''"''
~. was turned down, and -w"rr there
would De no racing in chicago under tn.
n....,, ~. ,.tt
's"' was pt1nh on Harlem condor
stronghold. H,r,cm wac. forced To close
ts nnnl week w,,h,,r,,, PARK NJ.
'''' ''''' 49," w" i'"''''"s' N''',
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HORSES DRAW
At BAY SHORE.
SOCIAL NOTABLES TURN OUT
AT TOWNS FIRST SHOW.
Long i.i.i Of Emtri~. nud several
W~ii-kn"w" r~r~"u. Urrrr-
scented Ia the VinH-lOni~s the
Chi"f F~nt"rr ~ r"-D",'. rr"-
xrnm me-.

RAySiioHE. /. l.. Aux :, The ilrst
summer horse show held at this resort
has attracted many promincn, hprscmen
and persons prominent In -ncial circles.
The weather is r.rfec, for this. the
opening, day. and tn. attendance large.
Among the exhibitors AZ. A 4 Iiuus-
man. charles +. lIubhs II r. Peters.
JAY + Carlisle. Vernon NJ brown,
George r. McGourn, Bird $. col"r. Wi.
lard l.. candcc, q J. Weaver. Lawrence
d.. Abraham. Frederick g bourne r.
+. Miller. \ ST. John Boycott j. w
BenninS. Frank u. Dreamer. Miss Ka,h-
iccn Gilbert, q " Hurch.l. Mts. Joan
-. Adams, $, l.. Lawrence. J. IL Hyde.
Mrs, Thomas Adams. jr, : + Rnihs.
child. Edward 9. Hum, T. NJ smith.
u. }. \. Mo!!cnhaur. l.. A. pa!rymplt
I'ercival and q. " Brown
Miss l.. VI cohdiagton W b Nivin.
Mrs. Johnson Livingston. JT.. u. l..
Smith, Mrs q Herbert Potter. Herbert
Barry, Edward y, k'ntilhnn. G. A.
o. Donohuc. ". VI tonda Mrs Geors,
4. Ellis. Jr.. Mrs. Charles +, Hubs,
George \, Ellis. Jr., Mrs pr. II. O. coc,
Mrs. L. ". cab. j Campbell Smith
and Bradish q. johnson.
The progrann. thir afternoon iuClul-
ed pony race. judging OF ponIes, mar
meas horses pony iampcrs and saddle
horses. together with show ~ all
kinds OF road rigs, the latter was Very
good,
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CANADA CUP
YACHTS READY.
CADILLAC AND INVADER
LEAVE DRY DOCK.
AZ the Litsir Fellows Want 10
Mnke u y Good Race. ms There
IL PLENTY of Wind-Trinnx ular
tOurs~ at Twcnt3-One x nOts to
lSc sailed,

CHICAGO. Aug. s.-Prrparatlons for
t"-morrow's zach, race were completed
to-day and everything VAS reported
shipshapc and ready Tor the !n,crna-
'ionai contest for III" tanada's Cup.
The tso competing Yachts Cad llar and
iva or. ron hil"ii . ID * nearly a
day. and came out vita new coats %
pot lead polished until Il gltsicncd
both were thoroughly tried on, and
were pronounced in tho hes. possible
ahar" for tn. rae. tomorrow. f:;S.ry.
thing depends on III. wind for u good
race. presen; indication. being that |,
Will be from the northwest.
According to pr~scn, piaps. the race
over u triangular course Of ;wcniy.onc
kt"'s Will begin "a, II \. NJ
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FASTEST CYCLISTS
RACE AT GARDEN.
Championship Meet Tonight Brings Out the
Best Of the "Crcuit Chasers."

Major TAYLOR. Frank Kramer.
!'nyi Mcfarland ", :. Fem and lver
Lawson are among the stars who viii
Ike part Ia the circuit championship
meet AZ Madison Suuat. Garden to-
nicht. ind VITA over sky Of III. hes,
,'na;"ur and professional riders entered
for 'ic many event. the sp"', should
ptos" last and interesting.
III" pr"cramne Il mace up in such a
way that all the strong ana exciting
Sta:ur.> OF cycls racing VIII be- brought,
pu,. S.N cTrnis are down for de-
clslon aud AS over ..i.vay professional
and forty OF the crack amateurs have
entered 1t viii require many heats to
II; out ire dcadw"1i.
Should |, =" hnppcn tina: Taylor does
not uLii!tS. with such men as McFar-
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JOYCE'S IMPRESSIONS OF THE
GIANTS IN YESTERDAYS GAME
at Big Crowd
Thinks MathewsOn
a Fine PitCher-New
Works, Are a Good
Hitting Team.

nm 10y" .aw the Chants b-s, 'n.,
champion Hrookiyn- =, tn. Polo Grounds
YESTERDAY tcw 81 his impression, II
n" gam" follow in n-,ei
"1hs mig crowd impressed me. /, w,~
like old times when the Giants were
p"nnnnt winners
The Giant, gave an ln-sni-,ut *
hibition Of hn''irs Their hit'lng N the
second gam" however. was sooi enough
10 please anybodv
'Ma,hc~-on l.. a Nne pitcher He KEEP,
n" hits scattered and showed nerve ard
cool head In striking gu, DAILY and
Dahlcn w1"n The bases were fui
Tn" team Is all right They arc
good hitting crowd and tan play win
Ming bail
Joyce .. SIN I" town. and there
viii he n""'hrr conference at the
office. at the New York Climb. The
r~a"1t may H. that .j"sr~ win take
hOtd ~ tho team ~ once.
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Beaneaters Open a
Series of Four Games
at Washington Park
Good Crowd Turns
Out For the Game.
,s.rel.l I, rh- E,.aIs. Morll

issrcisl u The ES.1lhs Nofli
WASHINGTON PARK. BROOKLYN
Aug. 9.-Manager Frank SFlcc Rud nj,
crowd Of hus,llnr bill hends frnr, IN"
city OF beans visited mo Champion
Brooklyns this afternoon.
The base ball menu offered sy rre~i-
dent Ebbets for N" pr.sen' engage
.nert Is generous one. consisting ~
four games, including q dnunl". header
which Is TO be played tomorrow This
Is the se:ond iracaranrc 81 IN" Bean.
eaters In this borough, ANA a. hey 1rc
playing good ball Just n; present 'hc
prospects, are that all the games vii!
be bitterly contested "a,
Manager Ned lInninn SIN feels ilc
sting OF the two defeats his team got in
"the Hub and liz anxious TO r., even.
\ more perf"ct day Tor tn" game
could no, have been wished FOR. Root
ers. for a wonder. turned ont in gnodly
them present when the sam. hogan
'Biil" Donovan. who .tirhei No well
against the Rcanca'ers inst week was
nut n the box 'G.hay M ,!!,i1 Sic.
the champions with ais ru.zi.ng curves
Fir.s Inning.
s:a3lc drew, has, On n,,l, AM
At nrst by Kelley. Demon 5 .s.ho-' "
dvopped safely advancing S'nylc I"
third. Saecxnrd made \ running catch
OF Coo!ey's low line Il, pcnun' tote
second and Slarl" was caught N tlirh.
MCGUIRE to Irwin. No runs
Keller made three tinsurccss swir's
at wiills's slow drops Shcrkari lif,ci
p skv.rrn ocr which Cooley gathered
In. Doian also famed NJ three dtnns
and the Chamrs took ~. n"lh .
runs.
second inninE.
Murphy,s ~ went .tr,Irht into Dab
1en's hands Lowe was III" .i-st i.car-
eater to be fooled by Donovan. Long
banged hixf, Nv 10 Dolan. \" rur~
Kelley was an easy ont on his ~Htr"r
70 Dtnnpnt Days high on" Hts cool
for two bases. Dahicn was II With an
inshoot and vert 10 'lr.' irwin dr"w
four balls, filiE. tire bases Ncii,.re's
gfounder tn Long resulted IN nolpir
play. Irwin and McGUir" h..!n: til" v'c-
Tins. No rur.
Thtrh InninI.
IKHtridrc famed al three Inshnots.
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land. .Gaacoyne. Lester Wilson. w. q,
:'.rn. Eimble. George Collect aud Coop.
cr lighting II out the interest will B..
as great az seeing Taylor using the
French tactics which have won him y
Tany races In the past.
BY beating Taylor ut Boston Wednes.
day Kramer Increased his lead and his
chances for the championship are
bright illness has caused Floyd Me-
Fariani to lose all chance Of capturing
The championship. His hard WORK In
motor-paccd races and the several acct.
dents he had In his race with Johnny
Nelson at Madison Square Garden have
put the popular wcsternex out OF tho
hunt hut the big fellow with his
wonderful sprin; Is bound to make It In.
The meet tonight will open with a
mile handicap for amateurs. and the
other events Will follow In rapid Guccea.
sion: and the spectators will have plenty
OF excitement before the night 10 over.
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0ELMAR RESULTS.

RACE TRACK. DE!.MAR. Aug. o.
tn. races run her. to-day resulted as
follows:
Firs, Race--Five furiangs.--Wo by
Lillian. TO AMI to . MAZDA Belle.
to : place. was second md Atell.
third. Timc-l03 1T
Second Race-Sla and half furiong.
Won by J. V. Hayes, to and TO ::
PronneIia 30 10 for place. was second
Miss Cooncy third T!'nc-i.23 II
Third Race-Fivc and q hal. surlongs.
Won BY Miss Dora. ] 10 j and out
Colonel Stone. ) 20 ) for place. was see
on1: Pethccn third, T!nc-l.lo.
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MISS SARD' S
FAST TENNIS.
SHE WINS WITH CHAMPION
WHITMAN.
NO"nH harmed. the Princeton
hampton. Defeated ny ". !.
Co"thier !" S~nsi-tinaIs Of Long
lslnnd Championship ~ south
II NJ nlNn.

SOUTHAMPTON. l.. l.. Aug. o.-rlay
events Of the Lon: island lawn tennis
championships on the courts OF the
Meadow club. Perfect weather brought
out u large gallery ami allowed the
contestants 10 finish their matches with
rapidity
or tho mixed double competitions.
those which engaged Miss Gertrude Sar.i
and Malcolm D. Whitman. Miss y. V.
liollins and William j. clo,h,er we're
the most interesting The former pair
defeated Miss Croker and j. W, Lee
IN siraiSh; sets Miss Sard played with
great dash ana her long drives were re-
mlrkah!y good. Miss iiollins and Clo-
'h!er won over MLsp Pos, and G. =.
Dodge. The losing pair were three time.
within stroke OF taking the flrst set.
The SUMMARY.
Aea" Championship: single b Semi. nnai uound
William }. clothie'. Phiiade,phi.. defeated Ed.
win J., lArn.d, Summit. SIS. 80: william
iArntd. summit. defeated Riehard s,e,en,. I,o.
boken. Go. 81
Men. Championship doubI.. s.m,.n,.i
Ronnt-Ri;hari stevens and Malcolm d. whit.
man defeated :" \. Lsrusd and c. r. watson.
T.. Ct. O..
Consolation SinEie~-firt Round-w r. Ma.
den defeated stewart waller by default; Robe,,
II hoy defeated Theodore Il. Peil. &c O..
o.?
Mixed Doubies-Pr-iminary Reund-S,,~ C,,ek.
sr and J. ": Lee defeated Mrs. 4. Van R.nss..
laer Coksweii and e. A. r.shoiy, IT,, "a 50
60: Miss Josephine Rnsa-l, and Joseph larerau.'
r.. defeated Mrs. ". Il. Rstla and C. y MAJ
son. IT,, 6-,, SO SO
rirs, Round-A!ss Gertrude sard and n. -
Whitman d~fest~d Miss Croker and j. W L..
-. 6-:. MIS-, Harry ". Mcviekar and Theo.
tors Il. Psll defeated Miss Josephine Russell ana
Joseph lArocaue. IT.. 6-2. 60; Miss ~ Rus.
sell and c. l., chiidt defeated Mis. Iiendsr.oo
and a. +. sno~. 81. g.: Mia. Alio- he Dol.
Cory and Ford HUNTINGTON. 81, S-:; Miss r.
V. iio!iina and ". J. C!o,hier defeated s,i,.
Adelaide Post and q. r hodge. So. 6-3. Miss
Seessr and ". A. lArncd defeated Nils. Nrt,ook
andw r. DiaSdsn. g.. S-c: Miss Fanny How.
land and Robert lie Roy defeated Miss Phelps
and Richard Stevens. Id. O.. 6-3
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THE WINNERS
At SARATOGA.
NO STAKE FEATURE, BUT CARD
WAS GOOD.
Weather Was Fine and Clear.
mud Another UiK Crowd Of Det-
tors Out Earl, IN the After
noon.
sr.e,.l to Tn. E,cnirs warld,


RACE TRACK. SARATOGA. y. y.
Aug. 9.-Th.rc wer. no s,ak. feature,
on the card this afternoon. bu, Mr.. Nc.
Intyre succeeded m patching uo a very
attractive programme which promised
as good e'rort as has been seen this
week.
The track had dried OH, fairly well.
but thcr. was dead going underneath
che dust and record breaking or any
thing approaching It was out OF the
question.
The weather was nnc and clear. The
same large crowd that have been IN
attendance sine" the opening day were
on hand again this afternoon.
Rnccgoeres were sorry to hear Of the
death Of Jimmy Adams. an old.time
raccgoer who was the owner of Tin2c.
There was no man more popular than
Adams. He died Of apoplcxy.
FIRST RACE
70 aid al supl
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THE ABBo1's LAST TRIAL.

BUFFALO. Aug. 9.-The Abho, go,
his final workout yesterday at tn. Fort
Ell: track before being shipped Ia
brighton Beach FOR his race with Ores.
c"us fiis fastest mi was 2i: with a
LAST quarter in - ~ seconds
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'!ns 20 make third. Three runs
Third inning.

/ trying 10 make third. Three. runs
Third Inning.
! Th"mns stooi.,u, IN mis- tracks to Cob.
he Vans ny tlick an IN and got m.
der Sclh'ch's skyscraptr back ~ second
mailman ran back % grin s'rans'- ,"Hr
/ ct in IN" aam" placc M ftins
| Woly"rtpu Iin.d +, prct,S single 10 cen
tire, u" Wa cansh, trying TO steal sec
"nd = mnm.n, later, Flick in''.ld ~
'Hp s' 10 rrh Hh and ,GFi 81. or reach" 1
ell mira when HcWrrn,an funhlcd the
ihrow-n nc!"haniy came nom" on Nc
t'Rriand'~ houhl" down the third line.
Jennings took a walk and 1t loook"d as
Il Johnnie b."Ian's fn'-h was IN sight.
Hin Imam hi, - Davis. but Nelson mufred
the throw I" force Jennings, McFnr-
third. Cross fi.d TO scihach Jennings
scoring on the throw In. Hal!mnn waS
caught 'rytnr 10 make third -Four
runs.
F""rth inning.
Hickman nt"d /" Dslrhan:y. So DID
payi. CAMEL wen, out. Cross to J"n.
s,r""s ,aaian'" ,i.!a 1hom M" h"n; In
lime. Wolv"rton singled 10 centre.
rh ,,I,n; s'opn,ns on second. Hex
ting Wolver;"n to third Van mad. "A
sensational running eaten OF Dcl.hnu-
tvs long ny to left centre. Wolvrr,"n
SCORING on IN" throw IN Mcfarland
was ont. StranG 20 Camel Two runs
Eiuh i"niux.
Hpw"rman "a- safe when Jennings
dropped Woivcrion's throw. which was
TOO 10" a, that Nelson famed. BOWER
man vas forced AT second and l,--gan
doubled ~ hrst on the pitchers weak
stab to Townsend, No runs.
Jennings 'niscu.d to D-cgan aud Wa.
easy nj first. linllman's smash 10 Strans
k.lk /. a ~,
runner was safe. Crosse hounder 10
Stranr forced Mailman at second.
Townsend 'r.?l"d To eft, scoring Cross
! ho'H's' walked Wolvrrion was out.
DAVIS 10 Camel One run
Si<th inning.
Van was out cros. tn Jennings Sci.
hach fi.d 10 Cross. SiranS beat out an
inhcin hi 10 Jennings. Hickman n,ci
I" Dclchan'y No runs.
Flick *cnt out DccFan 10 Camel
i'"l.haniy sent ilS mil. high thst
Davis smo'hcr"d Mcfarland flied 20
No runs
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~nc-r.h-.a rur.-. Bsss-v.

The concy Island Jockey Club has de-
c.dcd to increase the amount OF the
purS. for overnight events at It, fail
meeting a; the Sh"sn-h~ad Bay race
track 90 ina, the average will be sbcu,
$1,000 This il in line with the liberal
policy begun at Saratoga this week
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WILL NOT STOP LOOP
THE LOOP ON BICYCLE.

n"ri" t"-niHhr- pro-
gran, sur Mt NHslisOn square
:j.OVp the Loop" an his III.
cycle The pultc" were eating
to stop the cNlsIhttlOu. hut
utter seeing the urnn~ nnd
having the scheme explained
a. I'm. the Com ~ las iOncr ,r-
Tented. nnd stewart VIII he
allowed to de- his iON> suai-
hing nct t"-nixht.
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SARATOGA ENTRIES.

ts;"s,sl 70 T'h- Evening World,
RACE TRACK SARATOGA. Aur
The entries for Tomorrow races are
IL follows:
Pin; Rses-ro' all age. handicap seven fur,
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K i - los woas.riy I I:
Terminus. ZIG. Wood, IS

s'sr' good Won drivinG rtme-l.~
Trigger IL n f,l;y that will only Do her
,cs: lightly wr.chted. She proved this
t,.lav The te'd went away o., evcr
terms aud kilorram es1ayed to take the
.unniES o., :lc h1ckstrctch. Trigger
lead AID head TO the stretch. where
rcrm!:i.s arr "l"i"- closed. From this
,,oini } pme II was :, beautiful drtve. and
All fo,.r Inisht. so clost that a blanket
N.ul .1,. ,U:,:sd -. bunch. 1f1geer
hung on good and game. beating Cavier
4 half :cnsl:, rh,.c .tvier vas hc:,L
he:vrc r .lr.sar,
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.BOSTONS PLAY
IN BROOKLYN.
The BatsinR Order.

Wits also struck ou, sinS'c sas he
| third it.ansaicr 10 fan the air and n.
crowd applnud"d Donovan vocif.rou-iy
| No runs
Donovan .troIled an four MD" ones.
| ke.lor sasria.ed 10 Low. Shcranri
| Was the third Champ to be declared nut
| ~ Demon aud died =, nrs' NJ run.
E"nrth Inning.
Tcnncy .n6l.,i to ar>t on 'Ni!s De
morts groundcr 20 Kelley retired him
at first, T"nnsy '"nch'nx s"cond. Cooley
rerney snrin'.,i hom-. wnil" Kelley
Nst"oh In q tr,nc" ~ hrs' Murphy. sins
.:l-d to centre ard stole second Lowe
nieL ont Ia Dolan one run.
Kelley srnt rs 70 Slaylc DRly hit
safely 10 centre for = bag pahl.n sin.
gl.d 10 left and on MuruhS's throw 30.
Low. Daily Was caught a, third. pnhl-n
teaching ..cnrd Irwin pasted ~ 10
COOLEY No runs
Eiuh I""i"u.
Longs rrpunGsr wa Hcl1rd 70 nr.,
ahead ~ MN py D,h'sn iittrc.is~
Went 20 nr- on four halls VIII. struck
ont ~: h" stcnrd tim" Slssi. VAS
uoi1"r OUT "n -irik"s n'k!ns p"no-
vrn'F hnh yir'in y" runs
HeGurc drove a long ny 10 Murphy
Donovan CAV" an exhibition ~ club
swinging n Williss. curves k."ier hi
sllelt 10 iGs' lflNslI. ne rt'EI l'nV
nv wns gathered in BY Sl,sl. NJ runs.
~.th In"I"E.
T.nncy raised pop nv whlch Dab
len got under buinont smashed q SKY
scrapcr, which Dninn CAPTURED Cooley
ais, I-'-ish~d 81 hi. ny I" kcclcr No
run
Dolnn was d,snns"d OF hy Long and
"rcur.y Kelley died q; frst DAILY
rusned u bounder to D.mont and was
The third nu: M runs
seventh 1UntnH.
Murray aa~ called niii on strikes.
Low" struck out Long fii.d ont IN Dab
len No runs
Dahicn singled to centre. Twins ny
aas muTed hy Murphy. both runners
being safe. Mcclure out, Dcmoni %
Tcrncy. both runners advancing a base,
Donovan's ry was muncd by Cooley.
allos'ng DaA,len and irwin to scor"
and Donovan 10 roach second. K""i"r's
hounhcr TO Wills retired Donovan.
Keller reaehing second Sh"ckard Wa
thrown ont ny Dcmnrt Two runs
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Virginia BOXER ARRESTED.
DlsA Davis and Referee Ia nm Were
81 AStarward Bailrd Out.
e6pttI.l - T.s Ev.alns wor!t. !

! eee<eisI 70 11s Evsa!ns wor!eI
NEWS. Va. Aug. s.-Dlck
:1oVb. of rhosbus. who knocked gu,
WoodA. of Washington, At Point
Z e1ooe "Wednesday. wae arrested to-day,
Dl4@ With Referee H. e. Baum. OF
sol so.melro Ss.ns wh hesa shs,r ~ ia. s
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NEW YORK VS.. PHILADELPHIA.

CONTINUED from r,r., rnr.,
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THIRD HACE.
fo' i~o.yeAr.oids 6ve and Z half faIse0O

Stan good Won driving T1ms-LW.
Dixie l.ine jumped awny In front With
Rocky. and the pair raced head anil
head TO the stretch. followed BY Gay
racing hc1ds apart. When they
Strengthened out Dixie Line throw clear
q. .hc bunch. afd stating OF Gay Boys
rush. won clcve-ly Ivy length: Gay
BOY was three lengths in front Of Rock.
who hung on long enough to boat Five
Nations a head for third money.
FOURTH RACE.
ihtee .n,ia and I'D. eellipR. My md
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Ondurrii. cut out the running. followed
In close order by Sarner. Connie and
R,ngicadcr. This quartz; turned INFO
the stretch heads apart. where Sarnc-
drew clear and won easily 10y two lengths
from Connie. who was \ length In from,
Of R,ngleader. the latter beating sr-
du-d.s 4 nose.
SECOND RACE
For all ages. handicap. mile and a sia,ssnth.
Betting.
starter, Wits. jocks. 81, HlfPin. Str Place
rr,sx-- as. Gotham, - u. a.s -
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ro- ,ar...y-ar.o.d. and up. selling. 0iis and
: sixteenth.

Lady Choristcr wen, to rho front at
nagfail and showed the way TO the
back stretch. when In Shot took up
tn. running. The Amazon Then moved
into second place. and Lady -Chorister
laid third TO the turn. where she was
displaced rs An,mosity. When they
The Amazon began to
close ground. but she was never able to
catch In Shot. who lasted long enough
to win by head. The AmaDon waa
three lengths In front OF Animosity.
Fifth Racc-Flve furiongs-woo oy
Yankee. Cornwall was second and
Tribes I'M third
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Mems Championship. doubi.a s.mi.nns
Ronnt-Rithari s;evens and Malcolm D. Whit.
man de'ri,et ". 4. L.rusd and c. r. watson
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FOR .hr...,e.r.old,. ..lIina. 81. .urlons,

Starters. Wits. jocks.
sarnsr. i63 J Wool a.
Connie. q. Brennsna..
R,nkleade-. i0s'. O'ron'r
ondurf!s. S. n. Michse,s
Way~sra Roy ioi, Slack
r ~ Avon. F6. Mounc-
Bill Msssts i0l i.y~
s,'i's. -. T'esmoni 49,
Maiden. i0%. P~suchAmr
A. Thompson. ih1. Cochin
Rshi NHesif. tO.. Ni!es
@ Elliott. 9s. woafsriy.
remria, 81. Thompson
Rounteous ih.. nurns
Garter Pu-k'~ 100. royi'e
Ssayt roAA cpp sastf,
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consola:ion sinEie~-Firi Round-w r. Mas.
den defeated stewart waller by default; Robrr,
J." Roy defeated Theodore Il. Psil 20. g..