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BASEBALL CHAT.
sta nains OF the clubs.

Van HsI,ren b:ok. the Ice yesterday In IL.
a,,t game. His s!nSi- in the frs, sss the arst
h. has made In the Lass si1 games. bar ons
scratch hit. Dg; -hat peach VAS Vans eobhi<
Dad game lie eaush, II N IN. dead run. com
Ing over nj. shoulder. Otherwise u would have
been three timer. sure.
Papa" Long Kicked long and loYd ssa,ns, al.
lowing pa,iss home run Into the corner OF TIN
left bies cherries lie wouldn't 70 on wish the
ram. until Davis went over and asked tro Pc.
I,cem.n NO stood rishi on tn. spot u the bali
was fair or foul. Il had 10 duck mi gh.y lively
10 escape getting I; In the neck" said one cop.
rer and stood three feet inside the foul nag -
A.,.r that evidence Herman gave In.
Mcbride pasted out doubi. and a single In
IN. ar.t game. and hit the hall hard ever, tim.
n. came to bat You can coun, on NoBrtde's nns
striking out. anyway.
strang made -orns pretty plays at third hu,
marred hts work by costly error In the mrs.
game that gave three runs. and then too SAMMY
struck gu, three times In the two games. 4, ths
bunting game, though. Sam I. the best man on
N. team lie helped Hickman along n.a,ly In
the ninth Inning With a ~ase d,ibsie but the
three weak ones following ven, out In order
uurphy Lowe an! Long arc Invariably mixed
Up in the Dostons' run getting rallies. Yesterday
ali three made two OF more hits. ana rirht In
III. .an,v innings. TOO. when they counted la
IN. nr.t game Murphy made tso runs Low. ,~n
and lIons one Of the 'ish' total
s!s ale and willis each made three singles m
Taylor, The ng.isEysd Des'cn pitcher Is =
m sh'y good hand with ;he WILLOW for one OF
N. ''rrns~sa'i
Those Two Victories ny the Drnok!yns yesterday
over the Qu,k-rs must hay. hsra heArthrsskers
for III. Phlllies. II pushed them turtle. back In
tho race and allowed the Pitthhurss to Incl sass
ihsir lead oser ihem 20 twenty three points.
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The BODY was tina. OF , man about
ntty years Of age. He was about five
feet elc"en Inches high and weighed
aoou, l5J pounds. His hair was dark.
-pr!nHlsd with gray. and he wore a
mustuche o! the same color. From
casual examination nc appeared to have
been in cxcc.len, physical health in HE
and no, likely TO sudden attack OF
disease
Nothing IN the nature Of weapon
VITA which the man Nigh. have taken
his IKE could DC found IN the vicinity.
The hair MAS matted with blood and
grea; quantity o. blood mad escaped
from the mouth. The policeman was OF
the opinion tina; the man nigh, have
been Killed oy o!ow on the head With
4 club.
The body was taken 70 the Harlem
Morsue and nothing definite as 10 the
nature o: the INJURIES san be known
until the Coroncr'- physician MAKES al
examination. Nothing was found IN the
pockets OF the neat, wel!-eu, clothing
but a s.lve. ring. sc; with small ;uE.
;;uo.se.
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Shamrock II : sailors and a crcw OF
r!gscrs have been working Ike TrojaAs
over in Erie Basin. and the challenger
:or The Americas Cup has taken om al
OF ne. racing trses but the clouds o..
canvas.
Early this morning ;hc fish boa, SOS
varied into the dr!-dock vacated oy
tue Erin and small army OF scrub9cts
hustled the work OF removing all traces
OF the ocean voyage and POLISHED Shan.
:ock's bronze underbody until II e
nccied sunlight Ike a looking glass.
Rigging OF Great strength.
Every inch o! steel. wood and hemp
that Is pat II place on the Watson racer
gives further evidence that the de-
s!Sner bull, a stout boat When her
epwspr!; was shipped and the eye o..
the bobsiay slipped over the nose OF the
spar II elected a chorus o! whistles.
shamrock. bobstay Is no; a wire. but
father cable. The ma-,ingale or "dol
palm striker" is i steel bar Two inches
In diameter. and the Hno!e il In s;r!k.
Ing contrast TO the r!g on Columbia. tha.
s!ackcned ard buckled Ike ! little tin
horn In one OF her Newpor. races.
While looking over the work after the
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Won ea4lly Time0! 20 1 VIII SP hmi ,ne
nor" hchi, o. n" 2" tro, Intervening.
fancy
The Abbo, and cre.ceus appcafel
again ana were chcer"h 70 tho cchn rs
'rh" bay coat o: Th. Aebo, was ariow
'ir: NJ the. approaching conflict.
rcsrruss efforts had covered HIS
Foam. ana he TOO, .es'n.d 10 know that
! IN" Tim" was approaching when, hr
would be either the undisp,itca king o.
're't"rs or hnmb!ed horse
The hc.,lns-r.ng, was damned to -uro-
III" ring on cresccus tina, hi. price wen
/ " until pools We're selling Crc-ccus
SH The Abao', $50. or almost 10 i
on the stallion.
Gcers and fctchum, who w"rc To oil F,
II" 'nc.rs. came ont on the track and
F, ,ds-l a coin In iron, " the grand st,pl
Tor the r'l. position. K:t"ham. mh6
T I'm, ana ,,, nriH:s crescens won the ,os.
| Scyn Simmons and Al Right settled
| ih"!r lonc-drawr-out Argument They
sg' ava, 10 good start and Ncr" I'D"
| bN ,ilc down the bnrRs,rc'ch Al Right
I'll Ia
Tbs biggest crowd over seen on the
brighton track greeted the two ,ro:,tng
| h'ilEs "uen ih"S walked through tho
| ploloch 10Y the supreme test Twenty
'irr thousand voices p"alcl d ncico,n.
| ahh better 4till, III" sun .m!l.al a. ih,,
moved down 10 III. pnir.
IN the first irS CrC"7cus scored 50
| Idst mat " WAS no 20 NCNt time rb,,
got AWAY - 4 beautiful start rr.srcus
..mmcd!atriT opened IN a zap - day.
liHht hni lei ~ Inc quarter pole by a
Eopl two lengths The Abbot ,rarhtt.rv
settled DOWN and he rcli back no NOR
| Down the hlcksirctch Tn. Abbo, drca
M, step by .'cp aud at, the hnit wa. mt
u lcngth behind, ""'
,Ronnd The turn into IN" homcstrc., h
IN" plucky Gcid!nG was lanp!nc t,ra.
c"uss nina quarters. Down u.
stretch Grcrs used IN" whip. hut c,ns.
ccns nal .hc speed % The wind, ana "a
anr genie urging from kc'cnan drew
awny again nnd Nrn by an pn.n l.ngth
The fractional times wcrs. Q 80
This breaks tho words rfso-1 10,
neai tro'tch IN n AGO. l." .sconI Il, /,
thr:c.I.inr,crs, and EQUALS The Abbot.
The crowd was will with Joy whcr
WAS hung mp.
. The odds on Crcsceus tumbled TO | to ;
The Abbo, rose to : J.. to l. Again or
the nrst score Cresceus stepped ava,
from the Tammany champion and the,
were called back. Next time they were
: on TO ncrfcc: start. Crcsceis drew
4TT Xbs bot n 1' Fl! ec s.t'd broke badly
; almost swcrying into the fence. and i
!. wac all over. Crcsccus came on s!or,i,
az hn s ne Tss .e A Ts t s S. hin
III tm Ss v1ns S.ssaa .s,:
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NOTES OF THE GOLFERS.

The qualifying round oi thirty-,, holes WAS
played yesterday On the course OF the ExsAnok
County Club In the annual oPen scratch sourns:
the Fox Hiiis Club. and Charles p. Macdonald.
sx.hmatear champion OF the Garden City Col!
ciaa. TIED for the loves. Sross score with i69
zach AMI will play OF the ns ia-dsy.
The so't team. OF Cape Soy and Atlaatie City
met In thsir ANNUAL team match. eighteen holes
sns,ch Play. over the Nor,hAeii .iaks yes;criiy.
= g. naIhy. Of the A,!snte CITY team, broke
al records for the course by two strokes lie
sovestd the eighteen holes In 70. the best pre-.
yious rrserd bc, ne 81. The Anal acore sn II IA
So Cape May bei,ins Atlantic City Is u2. Tbs
return game gil! sr AZ Cape My Aug.
Howard Colby. the Ard,lsy champion. vas
o. the open tournsment ., Bar liartof ysstsr.
dsy Re s.s the only seIs.eh mar ieft aiisr de
psslinsnsry rogn4 snd va looasa .gpoa. q sks
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l. THE NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD
SHAMROCK GOES
INTO DRY-DOCK.
Work Of Rigging and Sparrng Americas Cup
Oh, !enger Done with Great Rapidly.

rigsers had finished and the varnish
brush WAS being used. Shipper syca-
more In reply 10 comment said:
YOU can; monkey NTH the headsear
O. thes. boats WHAT'S the use OF tax
.ag chances 20 save, i!t,le weigat?"
>,cnmorc n Busy Nun.
As work on the challenger progresses
.he grows even more beautiful. The
ini.- BOW ar!t when pu. in place took
away ne snu5 nose appearance she had
without It. and IL makes ncr look less
:uI forward lust where Shamrock $
"0roAdcst point II beam Is puzzles the
luynian. Watson has iraan curves so
perfect thh: they are deceptive. ana
many who get a hnT-on View say tae
challenger Is hrcadcst forward OK the
mast This is not 20. her widest point
Il jus, am.ish!p
There IL not An officer or nan IN the
I.,p.on NE who IS not suprcnc!y conn-
dent That Shamrock II VIII set a mark
.or A,ner!ca's Cup chailcnScrs.
During A joking discussion concerning
tho CARRYING OF the cup across the ocean
:,!t.r Il was Won Shamrock ana Erin
ps-tisans warmly claimed the honor OF
having the Gu? aboard. Even the Two
SinrHiesc servants IN the.r white flowing
garments and long black hair done up
In combs showed excitement as they
moved around softly outside tnc group.
Ever ,hev mink the cup IL won.
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ENGLISH TEAM
ON WAY HERE.
ATHLETES SAIL FROM LIVER
POOL TO BOSTON.
Oxford n mhridRe Team Have Lit
tie Hope OF Heating inIe and
iInrvnrd's Athletes.

LIVERPOOL Aug 1.-THE B-.,ish
steamer Commonwealth sailed ior Bos.
ton TO-DAY. having on board the Oxford.
cambridS" athletes. mho are 10 compete
with athletes from the Canadian uni
vcIsiiics at Montreal. and with a team
AT New York representing Harvard and
ial.
ton and expect 10 como out even In the
Canadian contests. but they are some
What .huky In regard TO their chnncH,
In the United States. They anticipate
that til. heat Will affect their prospects
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First Inning.

Van landed a swift, one TO Long Davi,
VIC easy. Dcmont to rcaney McBriue
slammed beauty hen erur over the
risht-h:ld ropes, 2nd was chc-red TO the
echo. Long couldn't field Scibach'. high
Soundcr In time. Hickman struck ont.
One run.
: Emsii" did no, want TO umpire two
10 a'Sis, As Judge OF ne!d plays
strang messed Slagi,'s Sw!.; crack.
Isnney hit owe, second and Hickman
t,h4?uEhi Alec smith vas Davis and
s,rans to CAMEL. slnri" and Tenne ":
sa.s. W,rS coo!sy ,, walked n!!ns he
o. MURPHY. miscuc and Singlc Tailed.
the bases attn being 'ilicd Van gobble.!
loves long ny. Tenney scoring on the
throw in. Long flied to McBrldc Two
runs
Second Inning.
50 Tar to-day. Camel was out. Sichoi /.
70 Ichncy Warner HIT TO Long who
mb'"d hut 80, !, over In time M
runs
Camel slaslcs hi, to s,rans took a
bad bound. gu, Sammy was asleep any
wny Slas!c vas out right nfterwnrd.
, though, trying 20 steal DOWN. No runs.
THIRD inning.
Mntty cracked a liner 10 slagic. Van
filed L" Cooley Davis WAS out on i
cosc cill on his nit TO Nichols which
ca,"mel to Long, y" runs
mont bsl"eS r S9' M.''E o !" 's NIL, Dc.
right Murphy struck out, No runs
Fourth Inning.
Mcbride popped to Lowe. sclblch
Hickman struck onn, Tor the see5nd
time. Strans flied To Sl,vlc NJ run.
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THE WINNERS
AT SARATOGA.
RAIN THREATENED TO MAR
TO-DAY'S SPORT.
Feature ~ the Good Card Wn. the
krnnrr Sinkes-AttrndHnrr
Inrsc ms Usual.

RACE TRACK. SARATOGA. Aug. Is
Cloudy and threatening weather look
ed a. !t 1, Nigh, max. the track heavy
and she afternoon disnSrccable a, Sara
'csa to-day. bn, IN to the time II the
FIRST race no rrin had fallen ana IL.
track was s',ll In splendid shape.
The feature to-day WAS The k"nner
Stakes. AZ mile and ,lrcc ,uriongs
which looked ~ II It might furnish a
good race. providing Tn. ParaIcr and
BLACK 10Y would 60 II WAS believed
that the latter would be withdrawn.
Tn. rcst of the card was ,lrs,.clasS
Tho Attendance was very large. In spite
% Tho threatening weather, and spccu-
hiinn was heavy.
Sastu.,ium, IN. sj0pJ col, purchase
by William e Whitney. is now locke
nron the winner OF the Fu,urity
The col, to-day received his nrs, FAST
work sine" his rccen, Illness II. ,nrne
i've 'trlonss In lol fiat with m ease
thht mad" the experts throw NJ their
hands nnd dccIatr the Fu'urls al! over.
ON III" first turn Cochran. who was
rd'0g Mctcer. became tangled In a
mess and The hor.e stumbled. throwing
Cochran very heavily The boy Law
uni"t ana unconscious when picked UP
and -ccmri IN a bad way Cochran Is
~ the employ OF Joan j MrCaficrty. AT
salary said TO be 5000 n year. lie
VAS the best hoy OF his WeIsnt In the
country md WAS extremely popular
William G, Whltn.y a Jew weeks ago
made u contract with the boy TO do the
High; weight rding Ior his stable next
season.
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DELMAR RESULTS.

RACE TRACK. DELNAR. Aug. 10
The races run here to-day resulted as
follows:
F!rs, Race-Three. QUARTS Of a mile
Won by Hunter Ra.nc. : 10 10 and ont
Taby RosA. out for place. was second:
Stone third. T!me-l.l; -.
second Race-Fivc and a half turlonss
Won by Sambo, s TO 5 and ] TO .: Lad,
Clark. even for place. was second: Flor.
rie 3. third.
Third RaCc-One mile and sixteenth
Won by La Spara. ! to and to ):
Outb,ir<i. 5 to : for place. was second
Swordsman third. Time. 200.
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BEATS THE
ABBOT IN TWO HEATS
CONTINUED from FRS, ragco

will be known in rhe history OF tn.
sport.
The Hiram woodrnr 80 class ,ro,-
ting s?.0i0 purse was the curia!n-faiser.
Seva Simmons. bay mare driven by
r. Z. Rice. stepped away from her field
in the frs, heat. winning easily in
2i3 IL
Carmine took the nrs,' hea, OF the
Brighton 40 class pac!rEc. pura, 5000
from field .. seven. Little SGuaw was
second. In front Of TUNA third. Time
:.07l.i.
Csescru. aud The Abb"teSSnrm i'r.
Cresceus and The Abbot then came
out FOR warming w si'.n When
ketcham appeared holding, the tcIns
over the chestnut stallion the grand
stand cheered them 10 the echo. but
when The Abbot. guided by Ed Gers,
followed. be was received with a roar
OF Welcome.
They breezed around the circuit once,
cooled gu, and retired The Abbot
moved we'll. bu, Cresceus seemed 10 ne
full OF fire. aud his work vas more I'm
pressive.
In the second hea; OF the 20 ,rot-
ting came Anish which stirred the
blood OF the crowd. now more than
1901 strong. Helen Grace. a beautiful
roam mare that had hnIshcd second 20
SevA Simmons In the 6-st heat, cam.
from the ruck and. tiptoeins dosn the
stretch. forced Price 10 the whip on
Seva Simmons. The little roam vas only
kept on her feet by the clever driving
50 eager was she In her effort. She
gained a, every stride and was only
beaten n aose. Twenty yards pas, tn,
1nLh she was leading. Timc-..li ~
During the third heat OF the :l0 pac.
eng. which Sphinx s. won wi.hou, ,ron.
& De from Little sauaw in 100 IL. the dull
Pay sky overhead began TO shed rain.
Tops. and umbrellas were raised on Tie
S Rgis and a;ld. But the shower al.
! though steady. was too light TO proven,
+ The Abbot tnkins another warming III
tog.
Then Seva Summons and All RiEh
9e9!n worked up the crowd TO IN,
i entering pitch. They came out for tn
3 fourth heat OF the 2eo tro,,inE. tn
q, qthers having been Gent to the barn
Il I'D were tired. but when they cam
s ~ homsst5ctchf together stride 70
a5sPs Is nu.a nnSsF cam III
i =. 3 81, isisht Just Won ~ a nose
-; ! s i s &, : :gs,
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POLO GROUNDS. Aug. ij-You would
hardly think that a little thing Ike vim
ming two games In ono day from those
pesky Beaneaiers would turn the Ten
derlo.n ,opsy;urvcy. bu, there /. no
doub, |, would stir things IN In great
style. The faithful phalanx OF rootcss
are simply buSb'inS over with pcnt-u.
enthusiasm and waiting .or an excuse 10
blow II on In orc Wild orgy.
The threatening weather kept the fans
away. only about go turning up for the
dYst game. They kept coming. though,
as the weather improved. and It looked
like a fair crowd later In the afternoon
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Cub IN Giants ". ives, \. y.

With the popular Cuban Giants ns
opponents. the Yes; New York Field
Club vii! resume business next Sunday
a, the Wcchawken grounds. The we'll
known ability OF both teams TO hi, the
ball AMI TO put up fast al!-around
game should make the contest TN in.
tcrssting one
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HARLEM WINNERS.
RACE TRACK. HARLEM. Aux ,s.-

RACE TRACK. HARLEM. Aug ls.-,
The races run here to-day resulted a.
follows:
First Racs-One mi!e.-won by Han
non. s to and =: TO !; Fox Bard. to /
for place. was second: 'onoto third.
Time, li2 3.5
Second Rar-Thrce quarters OF u
milt.--Won By Master Mariner, ! to
and 40 g Goal Runner. 3 TO (; for place.
was second; Rosa Dsah third. Time.
lib as.
Third Raec-One MiIe.-Won By Dan.
man Thompson. to 5 and J to S: ZTco.
ltosa, 3 to for place. was second; Hy
I.o third. Time. LII SIS. = -
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SECOND GAME.

With Mat,y in the tox the Giants
f,lr,ed In WIKI srcn, confidence o
splitting even on tn day The FIRST
game Was vel. contested, young Lett.
ner. tie new mute slabman. showing u;
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SUI k9'd WIZ NN'Hs 'T'H'--'' v "
Arak. eacncl from Is to ! down to
J 10 /. made the pace to the stretch.
followed by Sharpsh"otcr and Lucent.
through. and. joining Arak. won in n
hard drive ny three-ruart"rs OF n length
Nrak "is hNi. dozen lengths in front
% Alvocator.
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!. oai, y. soali ia., win two.
VIII. !y7 .'eo.e III. hns would Do
Way. ,hey'a &c, up an daacs ,'ousi.
And blame niSh tear the s-iHt'thnt do'n.
And thea re, ,isa, aai % tho town.
And yell "llootsy' aoofoo,'
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TIME FOR ATHLETES.
mnr,c, A..oc,n..o" Game. VIII

Not begin iimiiI Int To-MOrrosv.
In order to give the athletes engaged
ample time 10 reach the grounds, the
first even: on the programme ps TIE
charles J. Harvey Association games. 10
be held at Suffers Harlem Park 10
morrow. Will not he called until is
O'Clock in the afternoon. Entries close
to.d,y with y. c. Strong. No. !3! East
Fit,ic,h street. and James &. sullivan.
NO li Park place.
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The Hating Order
First Inning.


slagle pasted a liner right into Can
1e!'s mit,s. Mcbride made a star run.
ming grab o. Tenncy's hard liner tina,
looked safe. Demon, smashed tw"'
timer down the third sl.e line War.
ner's chuck 10 Davis caught Demoni
OF second aud he was run down. DAYS
TO stranS. No runs
VANS crack bodndcd over Pettingcr' :
in time. Davis carEcnadcd TO Pettingcr,
and !; was too hot to handle Long lum-
hled McE'ride's grasecr. which was pr"tt'
near being hi, at that. and Davis ws
Sclbach punched to Lowe. and Davis
vas caught between bases McRride
took third and sclbach second In N"
mix-,p. Demon; handed lIickmhn's
smnsh to Tenncy. No runs.
second Inning.
Hickman did hmsel. proud by
pretty run and l.N-hand grab oi Coo
lev's bourdcr and GOT hia man ~ mrs.,
EtranE and Camel took good care OF
Ter TO Davis. Long forced Low" a.
second on little one 10 Davis. NO
runs.
s,ranS struck out. Camel bcn, on,
I..isner fisd 10 s'asle, No runs, -.
finger. SiaEies sacrifice and Tcnney's
single. gaze. Boston one tally. For
ours Davis's ,hrcc-bagger and Nc
Brides sacrifice on, tied the score
In the fnftn successive base hits BY
S1arIe. Tenuey and Dcmont put Boston
in the lead Davi. rriod this inning
nv pretty OF Tcnney 20 Cooley
Neither side scored again unit! tho
a.sh'h. when another cluster Of three
sin-i~s gave Hoston another tally
In tn. last half Of the nf,h inning Van
HsI,ren was hi, In the kidney by a s.if,
i.Shoot and knocked ont for ave min
utes. Then he pluckily continued.
Excitement ran high In tho ninth.
throw and scored on S,ranS's timely
hinria to left Warner came II? with
another slnsl" but Mat'y. who battcd
for Le,,ncr. s;rucf out. maa!rr the
fsal acorc TO E: in Bp"o's favor.
SCORE ny i$HISGs
Boston 49,. ioi DOL Ga
New YORK - . o a Ia
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Ward Took Came on Errors.

| Davis continued mis- successful tactics
In the fourth set and quickly ran 70
to deuce Ave times The fourth Ward
TOOK on his opponents errors. but the
| NTH wen, the other way. and Davis
| had a lead N I'll
Ward took n brace and pulled on; the
next two games. He got one more; but
Davis then ran the set out. a.. and the
| match. I'd. s-3. GO. Ct.
rnr~t ". CI"thirr.
The struggle between J. r Pare, and
w. J. Clpthicr was important, in that II
Hns to decide VINO was TO meet X. y.
Little In the third round. II was play
or OF great promise against an older an!
more experienced one.
IN the !irst set the play was quite
even. though cioih!ar was continually
getting u little the better % II. l..
The second Pare, won six straietl.
games on exceedingly steady play The
bird VS. Largely repetition .. n.
finally going TO Pare,.
Then. although the older player had
taken three stra!sh; games IN tho NTH
Cloth.cr brac"d. He gradually pulled
up then took the lead and finally won
outs. % g, -. O.
any difficulty In winning. He Ind two
hard deuce sc'- with Richard Stevens.
| Summaries
r,r.. nouna-p F. p.v', s.., II Ward. Id
s;e,s, n:a.a-L. n Ware be" s..Susy.
" 4. i~rnea s.., Il. stevens. e-l. %. SIS.
e L,rn-d r.. ". l. rouike. SO. 81.
n: o. LMl. sea, ". n Kur.. s-,. So. 81.
! c. Hobart s.,, L. D. Forest. so s-3 60.
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Davis Drncc. Up.

start GOOD. Won errsr's Time-ios ~
Oclawaha and Fired kr,ipp cut out the
running. closely followed by Playlikc
and Flora Pomona. When they straight
er,d out Piaylikc closed IN the leaders.
and they raced head and head to tho
turlong pole where Flora Pomona cam.
through with a rattle and won By \ neck
FROM playlikc. who Was three lengths IN
front VI Oclawaha.
FIFTH RACE
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MATTY IN BOX FOR
SECOND GAME.
New TwirIer Leitner Showed Well in First
Game, but Giants Couldn't Hit and Lost.

very well Indeed. His delivery is mu il
Ike Dcnzcrs ana his slow .enIsrs
fooled Boston's best ,sitters
I. was coo. as an iceberg In ;ient
placer II IN. Giants had been able TO
ba, behind him they must have won. bu,
PctinGcr was an enigma 20 ih"m
Al the bat l.etncr hit the bal! ever!
iinc and begun the eighth With a sing
New York made "a total OF eight hl-
nti Boston eleven. There were 300
lrcscnt when the second game began
The evening world., 1901-08-15

NEWPORT. II. l.. Aug. ls.-The two
tennis experts. Ward and Davis. ~ho
yesterday. playing together. won the
Championship In doubles. being sched.
uled 10 play each other In the singles
to-day. ana the third round matches OF
the championship singles being on tho
card. /; vas expected that the third
day .: the National Tennis Tourna.
m"nt at the Casino would be one OF the
bcs, OF the season.
Tn" ard-Davie match uns scheduled
for the championship court. Davis wa:
warm favorite. Ward has not beer
seen In a public match in this country
this season. no, having played since he
returned from England
Beside this Two other matches-bc-
tween Paret and cloth!er and !.arned
and S:even,-w expected 10 be par
ucularly good Though the latter con-
,alned the hes, man OF the four. the
rare,-C'othicr games were taken a"
promising closer and more interesting
play.
DIs Match Figures.
A, II clock the players appeared. IN:
weather being considered good enough 70
go on. though the sky was not clca..
Davis n, one. showed n more cautious
game than he formerly dii. Ward. run
nins 10 the net ard cutting the ball on
very sharply. took thee straight games.
The fourth gam" went to deuce FOUR
times hut finally Went to Ward also.
giving him a good lead OF 80.
Davis cook thc n:,h game. l.:Yeh by
v!rtu, Of his excellent service. Though
he had a lead IN the sixth game he lost
1, BY hs nw-, c"rprt Tho next won't to
Ward NJ love. making It hts set. 81.
Davis braces Up.
ID. Of the fact that Ward got
w .tuk.d IKE II safe lead OF 80 In
tn. second. Davis hraced UP and by
brlIl,an, play and running up 10 the
net. .iccecCied In taking four consccu.
tive games three after The call OF deuce.
which gave him the lead "a.
D,vL. went on with hts bril!ian. streak
and getting his strokes long and deep
The evening world., 1901-08-15
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