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The sun., 1901-08-03
Baseball Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at New York: Brooklyn at Boston:
ST. Louis at Chicago. Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
washin gton al Baltimore. Boston at Philadelphia:
Cleveland at Milwaukee; Detroit st Chicago.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Buffalo at Toronto Rochester at Montreal; Hart
ford at Brockton. Providence AT worcester,
CONNECTICUT STATE IfAGIf
New London at Merden Norwich at Bristol Water
bury at New Have Y Derby at bridgeport
UIHLV GAMES.
Bay Ridge A, VS.. ResOlutes. at Prospect Park.
Verona vs., Mapsslng. at verona,
Crescent A. c. vs.. kncketbocAer A. G.. at Bay
Ridge.
Hoiiywood Inn vs. Everett College. a, yonkcrs
North Paterson vs.. Holden A. C., at North Pater'
Tigers VS. Palisades. at weehswkrn.
Clover A. G. vs.. Phi Alpha Kappa, at Brooklyn.
Aarions VS.. Morris Plains. at Perth Amboy
ST John 8 A. a. VS. ST. lgnauGs. at Brooklyn.
Rldgeaeld Outing Club vs. StuyfeSani a. C.. az
kmltvyIllr vs. Bellnore. at Amltyyllc.
Dsldwins vs.. Rockville Centre, at baldWiDs
Morristown r. {. vs.. Montcalr a, C., at Norris
town. .,- - .o,
Orange A. c. VS. New York A. G, at Orange oval
Wrsthcld VS. Rosele. at Wesirrd.
Benar rdsyiile VS.. SlSiy.nlnth Regiment. at Der
oH,sni p. c. vs. Hackensacs wheslmen, al Hack
Madison vs. All Collegiate At Madison.
Suburban VS. Kingston College. at CrOtona Park
Irylngton a. C. VS.. Mauicr A. C, at lrylngion
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Trouble In the 81. Louis Baseball Club.

CHICAGO, Aug 2-Rumors of internal
dissensions among the st. Louis baseball
players we're flying thick to-day. Jesse
Burkett and Johnny Powell. II Is boldly
stated, have rebelled against the actions OF
Louis Heilbronner. treasurer of the club
Mr.. Hebronner Is said to have charged
Burkett, Heidrick and Powell with crook
Ing their elbows" both at home and on the
road. Patsy Donovan. manager OF the team,
takes sides with his men. Burkett and Powell
have kicked furiously at Heilbrunner's ad-
mlnlstration and II Is alleged have demanded
that he should have no say about the team
Donovan has skilfully striven 10 paCify the
players and at the same time avoid offending
Heilbrunner, who IL Robison's most valued
employee Donovan said last night that
he did not know OF any real trouble aside
from the little chickering's which are ineyi-
table in any crowd Of men;
Hebrunner suavely declared Tint there
was no trouble so far as he knew. Col Robi-
SON. who H. with the team on the trip. was
equally positive that there was no real rup-
ture anywhere. Despite all the peace. talk
II looks as IT. there was war In the Cardinals
camp In which case their chance OF pennant
winning has gone a-gimmerlng
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At Chicago.

CHICAGO. Aug. 2.-The feature OF to-day's racing
as Hawthorne was the defeat Of Robert wsddell.
Summary:
First Rce-Five and = hall furongs-iarry
Wilson, ll2 tWinkneldl, to 5, Won fulen. l0l tSul-
livnl to second fluzzah i07 (McInerncyj. 10 to
I. third. Timr. li0
Second Racc-Seven furlongs Slluran. los
lWlnkneldl, TO S. won whitfield los Mitchell.
10 2, second. llillouon, Vs (RanSch, 10 third.
Time les
Third Race One mile and 10 yards Deloralne. VI
Ranschl TO |. won, Hermsnca. lO2 ODomlnlckl.
to second Chnunccy fshrr lOi (Sulli an. 20 10
l. third. Time. iH,.
Fourth Race One mile and q siStetnth--Obla. Di
lRanschl 7 TO won: RoDett Waddell. ll5 tMltchel.
to !: seoond' Malay los ALEXANDER ) io |, third.
Time. i:ibsI.
ilnh Raoe--Six furongs Magi. i0i (Sulllyanl.
10 10 l. won. Doreen lOi iltanschl. 10 l. second.
Lord QueX, li3 (wnkheld), 10 /, third. Time.
1918 y.
Sixth Rac--One mile and 10 yards s-'rammany
Chief 100 (NclneTnryJ, 90 to won Cons - tor, iO2
(Ranschl. IN !. second Pirates Queen. "a don
nelly. 10 I, third. Tine. 1862.
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Swimming Associations Suspended.

The Registration Committee Of the Metro
politan Association held meeting on Thurs
day night TO deal with the infringement OF
A A. L rules BY swimming clubs In add
tlon to tho case Of the Yorkvillo Swimming
Club where women who were unregistered
competed the Captains Pier Association Of
Bath Beach was brought To book Evidence
was presented that at the open races on
July 70 a large proportion Of unregistered
swimmers took part including two men
from the New York 4, and two from the
Knickerbocker 4 G The names OF the
unre gistered swimmers are:
L. Mortimer and l.. Fitzgerald y. y. a. G; z. 7.
wiuuble and H. Brockrr. Il. \. G., Fred Wieud. h.
Masch W. Rogers, j. Rice, J, j. DAILY, T. Chrlst,g.
W Cray, q. :. Gardiner. l.. Mulllggn, " G. HOgefS
and r.. whamerder.
The committee decided that the associn-
tions holding the meets were 70 blame. and
suspended the. Yordville swimming Bath
and Captains Pier Association for two Weeks
from Aug The unrc gistered athletes
who won prizes are directed 70 return them
to the chairman Of the Registration Com
mitee
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At Fort Erie,

BUrPALo, Aug. 2.-Favorl,es took the last two
races at Fort Erie to-day. Track last. summary;
First Race Seven tufllngs Racebud. i07 NC
Quhdel, TO :, won; 1amdtil. ll2 IloucD, To 5,
second Little Salile. iO7 Day) to |, third. Time.
l.g.
Second Race 20 -Four and a halt mhongs -wanlnta.
l03 (JackSOnl, To I, Won: bousinr. 20 WOnderlyl
10 sscond. Marairisa. o. tDalJl, To !, third.
1Imr n:S5'..
Third Race Six utongs--Snark 90 twonderly).
ITO l. won. Lille Ilammerton. M tJacksonl, 10 |.
second Llthnm, % tRrdfeTnl IL to l. third. Time.
l:l+.
Fourth Race Seven furlongs-Nona n. iOa
(ScheHeT q to l. won: Free Lance, ll2 rTroxlcrl.
to S. second Alamo. l07 H. Jackson, 10 TO L. third.
Tine I:2s'..
FINh Race -One mile and sixteenth - Montreal.
g7 IT, Jack sonl, ITO 5, won Fbuser 100 tWondeTlyD
Sto 2. second; halo, iOl H. Thompson, third. Time,
iS7'..
sixth Race-Six and 4 halt furlongs Brooks.
lOf twonderlyD. to TO- won Magentc, 1906 Me
Quadel. 2 to /, second; Violent. 100 IL. Thompson).
ito |, third. Time. l2li..
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whist.

uwAuKEE, Aug 2-All the contests for
the major trophies OF the American Whist
League are now in full swing at the eleventh
congress. so far. It looks as II Chicago Is
reachlng,out for the Hons share Of the nonors
II has captured the Brooklyn trophy ana
bids fair 10 capture the Hamilton Club trophy
representing the teams OF four champion
ship. for which It has won four out Of Ave
matches Another Chicago team. the Chi
caro- Duplicate, has reached the finals for
the A. W L. Challenge trophy. tying on matcn
score with Minneapolis. each having won
three. Chicago and Detroit are tied for the
head OF the list of individual prize winners.
each having taken ten hlgh-score prizes IN
the open games.
thcago pair. Mrs. J. ". Nundy and
II. 4. Kent, have established a commanding
lead in the race for the special prizes :" be
awarded by the ladies' of Hamilton tor the
greatest cumulative plus scored during the
week IN the open events.
rvhi in the contest for thS Minneapolis Ciub
trophy. having the lead on the second round
OF the p,relin' lnarl"s WIN @ seoTe 81 = matches
Hands with ?5 matches. Milwaukee has
Won the Associate Members trophy and has
al-o com" ont ahead N the lr>t round of the
Milwaukee Il also pressing Chicago and
Def rolt very closely In the list Of minor prize
winners. having scored nine to their ten
Al the business session held this forenoon
II. J Tormey. san Francisco. was elected
ChlcnRo: Corresponding Secretary. T. u
Cooper, shelbyville. Tenn. and Treasurer,
John 4. Mitchell. Chicago Fisher Ames,
the uncxpired term OF ! T. Schwab, Nash
vile. who recently died Four directors
were elected for the full term. the Hon.
New York city ! G. Cummings. Dr- Moine-.
Ia and J " Du enberry, Scranton, Pa
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J. B Dyer. the well-known trainer. has
signed contract with the noted Austrian
hOrsemnn, Nicholas De lucZe nbachcr. and
will sail for Europe on the Deutschland on
next Thursday Dyer will take Jockey
Silvers along with him
Billy KarrIck. the trainer of Lady Yadnor,
was so dissatisfied with McGi n's ride on
the nlly In the second race yesterday that
he may dispense with his services Karrick,
who also trains Intrusive, took the mount
IL to Shaw,
In the current issue OF Goodwn's Ofrial
Turf GUIDE a new and important feature
Il added to he index. Those horses running =
they are registered and their original names
are inserted BY this means a horse can
always be traceable. both during his turf
career and in the stud
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The combination Of timely batting. and
steady pitching won for the New Yorks ct
the Polo Grounds Yesterday afternoon the
G h0Tf Ty Ssy. .En * z: S:v li. 'eSs SsS
y: ss..s Ss'ss: ssr. sSs sh:r fRsGPRsR P
delphiss may have been suffering from over
know. that that feeling, never pays 10 bess-
~er. outplsysd, The trouble With them
consecutive hitting they did wa. in the plnth
inning. when Flick. belehanty and jack
lltsoh singled In succession. just before
ihnt Sa ss%% sns 81 nsa Liner sy
aerial stunt played a Big part in preventing
a. s so%. d oSn woTss made ,ns b.ss
He worked hard for it. The next time up
ne The i0Ss New Sui York. punched hit. probably
from and held the lead all the way. selbach
ISS ss 70 o' ,ishs Si ana and ssiSsss hsSlns ;.si:d$
fGT hm cs hrS s' i Hes%an saa run s S'v.'' %
triple nearly TO the cenireneld ropes. send
Ing selbach and .strang home and Davis Davis
man scoring Mcbride fell In line with a
single whereat Donahue shook himself to-
gether and Warner and Camel were wsTe quickly ihyy
would no have m Rs second
innlng Jennings led OF with a two-bagger
which penetrated Sslbachs territory. de
scored on Hallmans three-bagger. which
was a three-bagger because Van Haltren
misjudged the ball. Taylor then let out a
wrap In his arm and cut Cross. Donahue
and Thomas down with strikes Gilt-edged
Hickman hit for one base in the third inning.
stole second and made the round trip when
Davis singled In New fork's next period
at bat Jennings made one OF those plays.
which. among others. stamps him the premier
first basernan OF the League. Van Haitren
hit to Halman, who threw low and wide 10
first Jennings threw himself at fun length
on the ground. stopped the ball and gathsred
It up fraction OF a second before Van Hal,ren
got there. IL was a play that recalled Tom
Tucker There was an unusual play ~ the
nth With Selbach on second base. fitck-
man hit to Donohue Selbach WAS caught
between the bases, but lodged Wolverton
down trying to tag him and. while SIN hug,
giny the earth threw over Selbach's head
TO Gross, the latter touching Selbach out
at third Sebach walked In growing at
the umpire
he was forced by Taylor Taylor reached
third on Van ualtren's hit and scored when.
Selbach forced Van Haltren at second. The
Philadelphias hitting streak was too long
deferred. Jacklitsch beat out hit TO Davis
in the eighth. Davis making fine stop, but
litsch was called safe. Jennings. singled.
sending Jacklitsch o third and Hallman's
fy did the. rest for Jnokitsch, Three singles
gave the visitors their run In the ninth. There
a towering dy Hickman did the cork
twist trying TO Judge the tiy.. nearly fell all
over himself when he did get IL. but held on.
The score:
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Lawn Tennis.

NoRFoLK. Conn. Aug 2-The Connecticut
State championship lawn tennis tournament
was finished here this afternoon on the
grounds OF the Norfolk Lawn Tennis Club
j 7 Paret captured the Brdgman challenge
cup by beating Lewis Perry ~ Nilams,
last years holder. IN three straight sets
Both men stayed back in their cour, and
the play was confined largely TO hard hitting
from the base lines Paret was far steAdipr
and won rather easily. Perry and Blogden
won the doubles after long. hard hye-set
match in the morning. The scores.
Championship Singles C hallenge round-.I
Parmly Parei challenger. beat Lewis Berry. holder
%. "a. "a.
Championship Doubles Final tound-Iewls
Perry and " u. BlogGrn beat J. ?. Paret aud Ralph
Hlckox. a., 80. "a 81. "a
Consolation Sngle--Final round-Raph
HlckoN beat Robert Leroy, "a 81
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At ~. Louis,

Sr LoriS. Aug. 2-AnOiher nerce day with hot
winds prevailing cut down the attendance at Delmar
Summaries.
First Race--Oue mile and 20 yards Land Ho. 100
utattisei, 10 Won; Ounsh Parker. 100 t6llmore),
to |, second: inurndO 100 CT, O'brienl, Is 10 5,
third. lime. llsi,,
second llacc rive iurIongs W. J.. George. Ii0
Time, l:Ol
Third R1re-One mile Menace. lO2 IT. O'Brenl.
3to5 won. Zonne. 10 tilmOre, to . second LAdas,
100 n. Jones. 10 to |. third. Time. i42'..
Fourth Race-Seyen furlongs Guide Rock. i05
Lindsey, II TO 8. won: Trlckful. los IT. OBrien.
4, TO s, second Mcddlesome. iO3 IF. Jones', TO l.,
third. Time. ~.
Fiih Rece-One mile and 10 yards-Frank Pearce.
i07 CBarringeTl. to I, won: benhim. III tFallrhy
sto second: Zakel 100 WATSON, 3to th!fd. Time.
iSS.
sixth Rqre-Sevrr firlnngs Nearest. iOS tF.
Jones evsn. Woh: fout Leaf G., no CT ObHeD.
30 /. second: Revoke. l0T tuimofei. 10 I. third.
Time. 49,,
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NEWS or THE WHEELMEN.
The n. &. A. 10 Investigate Eikes's Ride
At Glcns Falls.

VI. A. Fixes. father and trainer OF Harry
Fixes, the middle distance champion, has
written Il letter to THF Sun In explanation of
the circumstance at Glens Falls on Tuesday
night when Harry defeated a man, who was
! reported to have been Benny Monroe. in
two five-milc bents. Monroe denied that he
was there in rnR SrN Of yesterday. IL seems
that the meet was conducted by former State
Treasurer Colvin. Harry Elkes was t. have
raced Monroe. but the match was declared
on. Then he was asked 10 give an exhibit
tion II he could not arrange for some one 10
race with him. In the dilemma n. NJ. Alex
ander Of Hartford. a noted road rider, but
comparative novice at pace following yolin-
teered and he was beaten. II is snid that
thief of Police CoOney announced to IN.
spectators that Elkes's competitor was Alex
ander. "Fop" Elkes says he is at a loss to
explain how the false report came to b. sent
out unless it was by the error Of some one
not officially responsible. The y. c. A.
Board OF Control has taken cognizance of the
matter and has scnt to Clens Falls for a
marked programme tn sce IL u names the
compettors "a Fixes and Monroe N it does
this would in a way account for the erroneous
report sent ont.
At present cycle racing appears to be ono
of the liveiest sports in the country The
competition Eever was keener nor the in
terest greater. The only complaint Is a
lack OF riders. During August there IL
racing scheduled for twenty-seven days on
the circuit OF tracks In this section OF the
country. Four Of these meets are for Sun
days and twenty-three are circuit dates.
The men will not need to do any training
They will have. all they can do to keep In
form. For to-day two big meets are sched-
uled in this district At Nailsburg there
Il q circuit meet with programme Of short
events. both professional aud amateur. At
Manhattan Beach there Is TO be the big open
paced race OF thirty-hve miles between
Walthour. Fixes, Nelson Michael. and
McEachren. with a preliminary card Of anna
teur sprint races
The annual Veterans Century over the
Long Island course Is the chief road event
for tomorrow The start will be made
from Bedford Rest NJ $40 o'clock 10 the morn
ing. The course will be TO Amityville, back
TO Lynbrook, to Rockaway. and thence back
10 Bedford Rest, down to Coney Island and
return The following club runs are sched-
uled for tomorrow.
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IN The BASEBALL WORLD.
WITH TIMELY HITTING NEW
FORKS BEAT QUAkERS.

Nero Weak hating BY Drssaliyns. whs
Lose to The Bsstsas -nsstsa, Deats-
more. Chicago and Cleveland Wln in
the American Leagus-other Games.
The New Yorks have won two consecutive
games. Following their victory Of Thurs-
day In Boston they returned to their home
arena yesterday and took q fall out Of the
ambitious Philadslphias The trip to Boston
DID not break the Brookiyns' batting slump.
They were beaten By the Hub players. max
Ing only one run. total OF two runs In the
last three games There were no other
League games. In the American League
the winners were Boston. Baltimore. Chicago
and Cleveland. Three Of the four games
were shutouts. The National League re-
suits and standing follow:
New York. O. Philscsirha.s
B>.:eu. 4: Brooklyn. l.
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TROUBLE OYER UMPIRE.
Buffalo Ferfeits Eastern League Game
to Toronto.

TORONTO, Aug 2--Buhalo forfeited to-
days game to Toronto. refusing to play
unless Umpire Warner. who has been barred
from the Toronto grounds. was allowed TO
act Jim Sharkey. local umpire. whose
work was satisfactory to Buffalo yesterday
was on the grounds prepared TO act. but
when Buffalo did not take the field he declared
Toronto tho winners. Manager Barrow Of
fered to play with q Buffalo player as UNI
pire, but Manager Burnton. would not con-
sent and $500 persons went home disguised
II Is openly stated here that President Powers
Is not competent to hold the position he does.
and II is time for change
President Powers said last night:
"Umpire Warner has been acting for the
past week at Toronto. and In the series De.
tween Rochester and Toronto the former
team won two games IL Is close race pc
and yesterday morning l was surprised 10
learn that the Toronto club accused warner
Of fayorlng Rochester This was the hrJt
accusing Warner Of dishonesty | laid
Warner of for a day subject to inyest,ga-
tion and awaited particulars from the lor-
onto club which did not come ,,s ,rou
four different clubs protesting against the
actions OF the Toronto management ana
wired Warner TO report at the Tor9nto-Bnl-
falo game to-day Then / received another
telegram from the Toronto club refusing
to play II Warner acted and l. at once wired
TO the Buffalo and Toronto clubs TO accept
substitute umpires and play the games under
protest | have decided to call n meeting
OF the Eastern League Board Of Directors
10 settle the case. and II the Toronto club
Il al fault 10 deal witL II accordingly IN
pire Warmers work up to date mas been sat :
Isfactory with the exception Of the compl alnt
from Toronto received telegram from
Manager Burnham Of the Buffalo club say ing
that the local umpire yesterda" robbed the
Buffalo club OF the game and insisting that
the regular man umpire
The sun., 1901-08-03

ss5 % 8 % osssss sinons. 10 70 ! sad 20 % 81 The II
0uSsass, % 70 / And 70 Historian 30 70 and %
70 BYookSeed. 20 70 and 70 Prinee John, IS
70 and 70 Oyespa, 100 70 and 20 70 East Keison.
800 70 I and 70 Doss r.. 20 70 and IL TO Hop
brook.
I MxrH RACE.
Yos nqa-winnias thfee-yeafel elds and Upward:
selling allowances: BY subschptlon Of $40 each 70
J. D. Cnnmine. Jf.s, eh. b.. Intrusive. By Ned
dlef-Frolie 0nce. q. i2i SHAW .........,. l
). Z, Dosrr. Jr . sh. l. Fa,aIiss 4. ioi 70 oconnos
Alsihe DIssurber Harry hecoun and Elsie SKIP
also ran In The order named.
Time. i:ss IS.
Betsine-One 10 : end out Intrusive. Q 70 . and
70 hcGrathiana Prince, 70 I and even fatalst.
% 70 and 70 Alsike. 10 70 and 70 Dlsturbef,
q 70 ! and TO Harry Mccoun. 90 10 and 10 to
Elsls Skip
The following Is the programme fos to-day:
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Mayor Mcclure OF Syracuse In Favor Of
Sunday Golf.

SYRACUSE, Aug. 2-Mayor James X,
Mcclure to-day gave out a proclamation
opening the public golf links at Burnet Park
He announced that the course would be open
sunday and he would fight any efforts OF the
anti saloon league TO stop the sport. The
Mayor, with Paul NJ. Paine as partner, played
a team composed Of Park Commiss oner
Bishop and Prof. r.. @. Calthrop. and the
and the Mayors wonderful drives evoked
bursts OF applause
The sun., 1901-08-03
Polo.

NARRAGANsET PIER. r /, Aug 2-There
was n special game Of polo at the Country
Club this afternoon for a silver cup oreren
by the Point Judith Country Club The rival
teams were the Bryn Mawrs and the Pom
Judiths. The fine weather brought out a large
attendance. the polo enthusiasts being In
evidence IN handsome turnouts on each .ina
Of the field. The match was won by the Br,
Mawrs by a score OF 10 To B.
The sun., 1901-08-03

Connecticut State Ieasus

A. Brisiol-Brisiol. 10: New London, 2.
A. Waterbury W atefbury, 7. Norwich, o.
A. Meriden -Merlden. 4: Bridgeport. 4.
~ New Hayen-New Haven, 4; Derby,b
The sun., 1901-08-03

First base on errors Boston. /; Brooklyn, l. Len
on bases boston. T. Brooklyn. T. First base on
balls on Hughes, 5. on PiitengeL |. Struck out
By Pittengrr 4: BY Hughes /. Twobase hits
Cooley. Lowe. Murphy, Sacrifice hits-Cooley
DeMon,reyil- Double play-Sl gle and Tenney
Umpire -Dwyer Time hour and IS minutes
Attendance 500.
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Western League.

A, Denver Denver. !; Des Molnes. l.
A. Kansas Cry st Paul, 7: kansas City, S.
~ Colorado Springs s-Colorado springs, 8
Omaha, ?.
4, 81 Joseph Joseph. A. Mlnnespoli. g.
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BOSTON, 4: BROOKLYN, 1.

BosroN, Auy 2-The' Champions came
within an ace OF being shut out by Boston
to-day. The only run for Brooklyn came
in the third, when Farrell Hughes and Keeler
made hits in, succession, Farrell scoring
let up once Boston hit the ball when hits
were needed while Brooklyn was weak at
The hat The score.
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EAaIern LcaGue.

Al Worcss;sr- Worcester. 7; Providsnce. 2.
A. BTockton Hartford. u: Brockton, 5.
A. Toronto--Toronto. v; Buffalo, o. For'si,sd.
The sun., 1901-08-03

FIfst bAse on tTIoTSIFhhdtI phM. LTt on
on balls-0n Taylor. >: oil Donahue. I, Struck out
by Tayicr by Donohue. ). Three ba Sc hits -Hick.
man, Hallman Two base hlt-Jennlngs. Sacri-
nce h!.--Sirang. Stolen bases -s-Selbach, Hickman n
Davis Hit BY pltchcr--By Taylor. !. Umpire
4
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Nor1UAN?Iu'. kug. ?.-Barrin4 tn. srnsa-
t'n 'gcnted } y a rich society womans pet
l"'d!" do1 getting tangled up in some ~
tir"r. the most interesting event In the
won W of this place to-day was the snperh
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westchester Co. and borough Of Bronx
HomcsIteS.

Some OF the Nd example. Of architecture and
builders hsndlwork are within easy I,Hth of your
business LEGALITY In \. Y. CITY. See sundays SuS.
Aug. <-Adt.
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Other Games.

Al Ls,,,rshir-Ge cuban Giants. . Lester
shire, 5.