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ResnIts at sarntora.

SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug. I5.-rbe len
ner stakes, one of the old-tima Chassis
events of the Saratoga association, was
won by an extreme outsider in the bet
ting, Baron Pepper. There We're only
four starters, The Rhymer being favor
tie. while All Green and Black Fox were
strongly played Baron Pepper was at
1t began to rain just before the racing
started. but the track was in good con-
dition when the small field in the Jenner
were sent off. The Rhymer, closely fol-
lowed by Black Fox, made the running
down the back stretch, All Green and
Baron Pepper being cIcse up On the
far turn All Green Joined the Rhvrner
with the other two still in a good posi-
ton. In the run down the stretch All
Green went to the front, and being Joined
a few yards from the wire by Baron
Pepper the latter's light weight stood
him in good stead, and he won by good
neck from All Green, with Black Fox
length and half away. The Rhymer
was cut down on the stretch turn.
NaSturtium was worked five furlongS
before the races began in 1:0lla. He will
not go to the post until the Futurity,
for which he is now the favorite. Sum-
maries:
First race mile and sixteenth, selling
Alfred Vargrave,s ia tLandry), to J.
won; Hammock, Iii tO'Connor), to ?,
second; Barbara Frietehie, IS tCs. Thomp-
Little Daisy. Belgrade. Thoroughbred,
Hardshell. Guesswork- and Mercer ran.
Mercer fell.
Second race, sevsn fhrlongs. handicap-
Isidor, 126 shaw. 10 ), won; Zen Mac
D'Hui, 100 (LandFyi, 10 to l. second i;
Kilogl am, Ill (Wonderlyl. 4 10 l, third
Tine. 1:2C 1-5- WaSsrAper, Montanic and
Speedman ran. -
Third race. mile and three furlongs,
the Kenner, for three-year- olds-Baron
Pepper. 110 (Beauehamp), 20 to /, won;
All Green, 12O Shaw. IS TO 8, second !:
Black Fox, 100 (O'Connor), to 1, third.
Time. 2:21 40 The RhyIner ran.
Fourth race, five and half furlongs.
selling-Flera Pomona, 107 q. Woodsl, 9
to 5. won Playlikek. 100 (MeGinnl, Is to
], second; OcIawaha, 107 H. Smith,, to
]. third. Time, 1908 40. Dragoman Dark
Secret. Fred Krupp. GoldsDy, FrivoI and
Montana Pioneer ran.
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards
Lucent. ia (O'Connor), 9 to 10, won:
Arak. III IT, Smith. 0 to g. second; Ad-
yocator, 115 (Turner). to l, third. Time,
LAT As. Thrilled. SharpshOoter, The
BlHeccat and Infallible ran.
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match will be played tomorroU. fbs
PauIhsS being Ware and Leonard w. Az
Lsrned and Z. z. Laned, Little and
Slothier. Those matches will decide fho
-FOUR men 10 meet in the semI-dnaIs, The
lnterscholastic has narrowed down 10 Z
=. Wright and T.. =. Larned. repres6ntaE
tiYes respectively of Harvard ana Prince
ton preparatory schools. They also Will
meet tomorrow Summaries:
FIRST round-D. +. Davies beat TT yVarH
&c. 6-3, So 6-i.
= Second round--E. Ware beat J. seabury
. ". A. Larued beat r. Stevens CT, rs,
, p. P. Iarned beat W. L. FouIke 60,
> f. D. Little beat W. B. Kurtz 81. ca,
w, :. Clothier beat J. P. Paret 81. O-a.
9. Hobart beat 7. Deforcst 60. CO. 60
lnterscholastic-I c. Wright Harvard.
beat r, Leroy. Columbia. SO. Is 81 ana
viii meet II. p. Larned. of Princeton TO-
morrow for the championship
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COMING CHAMPIONS.

The Black Diamonds want a game with
any seVenteen-yea team in the city
for Sunday. Address p. Larkin, 1893
East Fourth street
The Northern Pacific Colts will play the
West Publishing Colts on Chatsworta
and University grounds tomorrow after
noon at $50. w. A. Conway will pitch
and u. Reese will do the back stop work
for the n. p Colts.
The Parlor Clothing Company team d.
feated the Tornadces by Fl score OF to 4
and the II. Erickson Colts 10 to 5. The
former claim the fourteen-year-old cham
piCnship. Address challenges to II. excl
gren Gil Wells street
The. Cyclones, WHO have managed TO
win from all corners Of the seventeen
year-old class have been playing lately
IN the eiShteen-year- class and have
Won ten games in this class They will,
however, battle with the Spikeshiners
who also claim the championship, ami a
good game is BILLED TO take place. The
Cyclones win also play the FIoan &
man viii pitch the first game and Emer-
son or Salous will pitch the second.
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Upton SAILS FOR AMERICA.
Right Royal send-OR Given the
Gallant Yachtsman.

QUEENSTOWN, Aug I5.-The White
Star line steamer Teutonic, which left
Liverpool yesterday with Sir Thomas
Upton and his party on board, for the
given a great send-off by the members
of the Royal Cork Yacht club, who went
out to the Teutonic in a body to bid
farewell to the owner of the challenger
for the Americas cup. The visitors
breakfasted on board the steamer with
Sir Thomas. Brief speeches of the usual
character were made. Both George l..
Watson, the designer (who Joined the
Teutonic here and Sir Thomas said they
expected the Columbia would be the cup
defender.
W. G.. James, the amateur yachtsman.
who will represent S.r Thomas In the
races on board Shamrock II, sails FOR
New York Aug. "a, from Liverpool, on
Board the Cunard line steamer CAM
panIa.
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CHESS PLAYERS WORRYING HARD.
Yesterdays Games the Most Closely
Contested So Far.

EXCELSIOR, Mimi, Aug. 15.-(SneciaL)
-Ine chess players got down to business
early this morning, and the morning
games were among the most closely con-
tested OF any during the present tourna-
ment The women are beginning to spec
uIate on the outcome, and their desire to
witness the game has caused a large
number to call at the hall where the
games are being played. At first ths
women were timld about venturinC naar
the hall, but as interest increased thew
became holder until they ventured to
stand in the doorway Now they have be-
come more a home, and they walk from,
table TO table and manifest as much in
tereSt III the moves at critical times as
90 the players themselves.
This afternoon, at 2:51 o'clock. tho viz
ting players We're taken for 4 steamboat
ride on the lake. as the guests of Frank
b. Cornell one Of the local players. To-
morrows game will be among the most
closely watched as it is probable that the
winner can be picked tomorrow although
the second, third and fourth places will
probably not be decided until Saturday
Inc results of yesterdays play are as fol
Friedlander beat Mcleod.
'Fhayer beat Hine
spencer beat Cooper
bigion beat Herwig.
Stacey beat Smith
Elliott beat Hauxman
Mcleod, of st. Paul is still in the lead
although he lost one game today.
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UsIPIRE's RECORD STANDS.
President Hickey Says Something
on That "I2 to III" Game.

President Hickey, of the Western
league, arrived in the city yesterday and
IS the guest of President Lennon, of tho
St Paul team.
Mr.. Hickey gave out a statement which
ought to be OF interest to Minneapolis
baseball writer's. who are badly mudd!ed
on their percentages and standings" OF
the clubs:
Il know nothing about any game play
ed al DeS Moines in which the score was
y to II in favor of Minneapolis" said
President Hickey. THE only record
have of that game is the one / received
from the umpire, and that tells me that
Des MOines took the game 9 to 0. And
you may depend upon it, that is the rec
ord that goes"
This statement by President Hickey
may be expected to elicit some remarks
by the Trbuues official scorer" At
that there is some question as to wheth-
er Willie" will permit President Hickey
to interfere after He has decided that
the game should be credited TO Mime
apoltS.
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Earned runs. Minneapolis 5. Des Moines
/; bases on balls, by Wigs 6, by SWORN
stedt l. by Dammann 3; two-base hits,
Brashear. Mcconnell; home run, War
ner; bases given on hit by pitched bail.
by Wigs 2; struck out, by Wigs 6, by
Swormstedt 3, by Dammann 8; passed
ball, Mcconnell; wild pitches. Wigg /.
Dammann !: innings pitched Wigs, 61k.
Swormstedt 81; hits off Wigs l. off
Swormstedt /; stolen bases. Law 3.
Cockman, Hines, Callahan; double play.
OLeary to Werden; left on bases, Min
neapolis s, Des Moines Z: time of game.
hours; umpire, Roach: attendance, $50.
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Women Mt Golf.

EXMOOR COUNTRY CLUB, Highland
lark, Ill, Aug. 15.-In the second days
Play for the Exmoor cup in the wom-
an S tournament. at the end of nine holes
of play, Mrs. Cutter was up on Miss
Congdon. Mrs. Alexander on Miss KEEL
logg; and Miss Anthony up on Mrs
Guilbar.
As the result of the first round of
match play. Miss johnny Carpenter
and Mrs w. A. Alexander will meet to-
morrow in the semi-fnals. Miss Bessie
Anthony, the western champion, will con-
test against Mrs. j. NJ Cutter. of the
EXmoor club
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@Gaston batted for Parvin in the niutn
Earned run, Kansas City; stolen bases.
Ream, Robinson 3 Hartman, Miller Be
Vile; two-base hit. Weimer; double plays.
Hulen to Ream to OConneH, Ream to
O'Connell, Ream to Hulen to OConnell;
struck out. by Weimer Z, by Parvin 3;
bases on balls, off Weimer l. off Parvin
2; passed ball, Beville; bases on errors,
Colorado Springs 3, Kansas City 2: left
on bases. Colorado Springs g. Kansas
City Z; umpire, Carruthers; time, 1:52
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Dion Knockea out Good.

LOWELL, Mass. Aug 15.--John Dion
was knocked out IN the ninth round OF
what Vas scheduled 20 be ten-rOuud
bout with Charlie Armstrong before Inc
knickerbocker club tonight Dion was
sent 70 the hospital with conclusion II
the brain Martin and Joe Flahcrty.
DiOn's brother, Joe. and Fred Humphreys
nion's seconds. and Billy Gardiner. Tom
fully and Peter Allen. Armstrong; sec
onds, and William Kalliner. refereo. were
arrested 20 await the outcome Of Dlon's
nfigbau
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LITcHFiELD IS ALL IN.
Meets Fourth Straight Defeat at
Hands of Wnseca Team.

WASECA, Mimi. Aug. 15.-(SpeciaIj-
Waseca again defeated Litchheld at Aus
tin today in the last game of the series.
making 1t four straight defeats for them,
The score was s 10 5. A bad error nv
Cox. with three men or bases. lost the
game. Abbott. O'Regan and Foote md
Gehring and Bearwold were the BATTERIES
7ionship aspirations, Cancelled it's contract
to play in the Lake Benton tournament
ma gone home.
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BrIti.h AfhI.t.s snn

LIZ ERPOOL, Aug. 1.-THE British
steamer Commonwealth sailed for B1s.
ton today having on board the oxford.
cambridge athletes. who are 10 compete
with athletes from the Canadian uni
New York. representing. Harvard and
yale: The Englishmen are all In good
condition and expect to come out even
IN the Canadian contests. but they are
soIneWhat shalSy in regard TO their
chances in the United States They an
tlcipate that the heat viii affect their
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HARRIS WEARY wILLIEs GO TO
ST. LOUIS AND AsTONIsH
THE NATIVES
THE GIANTS LOSE TO BOSTON
Mysterious MatthewsOn Failed TO
Hold the Men From the Seat
OF Cu'ture-Second
Game u Tie.
NationaELeague.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 1.-THE St. Louis team
allowed Chicago to take today's game
through ragged work in the field Pow
ellis pitching was a little off color. but
Hughes was effective throughout En-
rors helped the Chicagos to register three
runs in the third inning. Several times
the locals failed to score through Their
inability to hit when men were on bases
Attendance, 2,SG0 Score:
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RROCKTON, Mass. Aug. Jimmy
Michael made an attempt at the Shoe
City oval tonight 20 create new records
from the first mile on I'm a twrutv-nils
motOr-paced race with Harry Caldwell. u
Manchester. y. Il. but instead OF doing
50 Caldwell won the race
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NEWPORT. r. T.. Aug. f5.-With the
exception Of one match, the national ten
mis- tournament has gone through the sec
ond round One step more brings It -
the serui-fpals. The Davis Wright match,
which Is day behind, Will be played to-
morrow. The winner will play Hobart
on Saturday. The other third round
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*F'ultz out, hit by batted ball.

*Fultz out, hit by batted ball
Earned runs. Milwaukee 1. Phi ladelphia
3; two-base hits, Davis Wltse, Cross,
Lajoie; sacrifice hits, Hallman, Futtz;
double plays. Cross to Davis, Fultz to
Lajoie Powers to Cross; left on bases,
Milwaukee 10, Philadelphia 4; first base
on balls, off Hastings ?, off Witse 1;
struck out, by Husting s. by Wiltse 2;
time. $40; umpire, Sheridan.
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PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 15-The home
team won today's game from Milwaukee
by opportune hitting. The visitors gave
the local enthusiasts scare in the fifth
inning. Four hits, a base on balls and a
brace of errors combined to give Mil
waukeee four runs tying the score.
Friel's foolish base running resulted in
double play. retiring the side. The
visitors did not score after that inning.
Attendance 925 Score:
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Mcleod Throws Charley wilmer.

BUFFALO. Dug. 15.-Dan Mcleod wOn
Wilmer, Of Cincinnati, tonight Wilmer
won the toss and made the first bout
Graeco- Poman. He won II IN thirty-thrcs
minutes. Mcleod made brilliant show
ing. winning the first IN 5:29. and the sec
ond In 4:I5. Tom jenkins challenged Nc
LeOO, and a match Will De made t0m0r-
row.
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Earned runs, New York 2 Boston /;
left on bases. New York 8, Boston s;
first base on balls, off Mathewson 2. off
Nichols /; struck out by Mathewson 9,
by Nichols 4; sacrifice hit, Demont; home
run. Mcbride; three-base hit, Strang:
two-base hits, Setback 3, Slagie; hit by
pitcher. by Nichols .; passed bail. War
ner /; umpires Emslie and Smith; time,
2:05: attendance 900.
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.Batted Tor McLIraW IN nlnth
Sacrifice hits. Beck, Jackson; two-base
hits. Beck. OBrien, Lachance 8. Schie-
beck: three-base hits, McGraw, keister;
stolen bases. Harvey 2 McGraw, Howell
Pickering; double play, Keister to Will
Hams to Donlin: first base on balls. by
Rracken 2 Howell 3; hit BY pitched ball
McGraw; struck out. by Howell / left
on bases, Baltimore 5, Cleveland Z; time,
40: attendance 645. umpire Connolly
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Two-base hits, Mohler. Mckibben, Han;
three-base hits, Preston, Sullivan. Hon
eyman, Geyer; bases on balls. off Maupta
A. struck out, by Eyler g. by Maupin i;
double plays, Honeyman 60 Huiswi+t.
Honevman to Garvin, McHale to Rad
cliff; time of games 40; umpire, Ebright
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*Batted for Leitner in ninth.
Earned runs Boston 3; left on bases,
New York Z, Boston s; First base on
balls, off Leitner z; struck out, by Lett
ner 3, by Pittinger >; two-base hits, De-
mont, Pittinger; double play, Davis to
Camel; hit by pitcher, by Leitner l, by
Pfttinger / umpire, Emslie; time, LBS.
Second game:
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CLEVELAND TEAM TRoUNCEs THE
BALTIMORES, AND MUGGSY
GETS T'RUN OUT
LOSE TO ATHLETICS
milwaukee Men Made All of Their
Runs in One Inning, and
They Didn't Make
Enough.
American League.

BALTIMORE. Aug. 15.-The C1eveIands
defeated Baltimore here this afternoon.
mainly through poor fielding by the local
players McGraw was removed from the
game in the ninth inning for making a
remark about a called strike. Score:
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Nelson Hents gIcEachern.

SPRINGFIELD Mass. Aug. 1j.--JOhu-
NY Nelson defeated Archie McEaCheru IN
a twenty-miie paced race al the Coliseum
tonight, winning by eight laps. Time
33:14T. The Canadian ccenncd oItCiassed
after the third mile.
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MrLLEns AND NUGGETS.
DeaH Tribe Takes Last Game by
Margin of One Run.

A cheap farce-comedy N eight and
one-half acts Is what $50 fans were
treated TO yesterday afternoon at Me.
ollet park. 1t was the last engagement
of the Beall-Chase troupe. and as the
two former exhibitions had failed to
make any decided hit with the cold
hearted audiences, it was decided to
spring huge surprise on the patrons.
Cant See EN-" Roach was again cali
ed upon 10 do the eagle stunt. while the
remainder OF the combination of great
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COWBOYS BUNCH HITS.
Colorado Springs Team Loses to
Kansas City

COLORADO SPRINGS. Aug. 15.-Kan-
sas City defeated the home team in TO-
days game by punching a few hits and
feature of the game was the three double
plays in the first four innings by the To-
Gals. ATTENDANCE, loo. Score:
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for slopes on Charles street.

City OF st. Paul Mimi. Aug I3th 1901
costs and expenses arising from con-
e land abutting on Charles street be-
rect IN the city Of st. Paul. Minnesota.
Is and fills in grading said Charles sfTcst
heo grade as shown by the profile OF
egister Of Deeds in and for Ramsey
glneer, said slopes TO extend ~ feet on
ndlcated on the plan of said slopes on Tile
rks in and for said CITY. having been
u meet at their Office in said city at 2
1901, to hear objections Of any TO said
!ess sufficient cause is shown to the con-
by said Board
sed owners names. a description ~ tba,
and the amounts assessed against the
First Division.
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Confirmation of Assessmen

demning and taking an easement in TN
tween Pillsbury street and Vandalia st
necessary to construct the slopes for Gu
between said streets TO the esta Bills
said grade on file in the office of the K
County. and in the office of the City En-
said land for every foot OF cut or fiji as
in the office of the Board of Public Wo
completed by said Board; said Board wi
m, on the 18th day of August, a. D.
assessment. at which time and place. un
trary, said assessment Will be confirmed
The following is q list of the suppo
property especially benefited or damaged,
same, to-wit:
HeWitt's Out Lots
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ONE FOR LIE BosToNs.

NEW YORK, Aug! 15.-Ncw York got
the worst of a ,double-header with the
Bostons today. The latter beat the home
team in the first game by consecutive
looked as though the New Yorks had a
safe lead the BostOns developed bat ting
streak and tied the. score From the
ninth until the game was called a draw
on account of darkness it was an inter-
esting pitchers battle. The score-First
game.
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One hour-Eikes, So miles $50 yards:
Duer 80 miles $50 yards; Tay.ore, 80 miles
40 yards
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Earned runs, Chica go 3. St Louis o.
two-base hits. SchriVec, Nichols. Cruger;
three-base hit. Mccormick: home run
Green; hit by pitcher by Powell l: dou-
bic plays, Mccormick to Childs to Doyle
Mccormick to Doyle bases on balls, off
Hughes A. off Powell 2: sacrifice hits.
Powell, Raymer. Green; struck out, by
Hughes 8. By Powell 2; stolen bases. Wal
lace, Hartsel; left on bases, st. Louis s.
Chicago 6; wild pitch, Hughes; time, 40;
umpires O'Day and Brown.
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Gun club shoot.

The weekly shoot OF the North Star
Gun club viii be held tomorrow after
noon on their Kittsonda2e gTOund8 FMS
is an excellent opportunity for all sports
men TO get in trim FOR the fau shooting.
Everybody Is welcome.
Washington Star.
do you think q man IN politics rs
measured by the amount Of money he
has7"
Certainly rot" answered Senator Sor-
ghum. What counts Is the amount Of
money he spends"
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St. Paul

Earned runs, St Paul /, Omaha 2; left
on bases, st. Paul 4. Omaha 9; struck
out, by Cook ., by Herman }; bases on
pitched ball, by Cook, Genins; two-base
hits, Schafer, Stewart, McAndrews; three
base hit, Cook; home run, Toman; first
base on errors, 81. Paul ,, Omaha I;
stolen bases Ryan, Higgins; passed
bail, Wilson; double play, Huggins to
Schafer to Kelley; sacrinc 1t, wilson;
umpire, Tyndan; attendance, 900; time.
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On the Grand Circuit,

GI.ENS FALLS, II. y, Aug. IS The
fourth and last day of the circuit meet
here was somewhat marred by rain after
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SILVER MINERS WIN.

Straight From st. Joe.
DENVER, Aug. 15.-Denver won to-
days game by opportune hitting and TAX
ing advantage of errors by the visitors
Score.
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stolen bases Ryan, Higgins; passed
ball, Wilson; double play, Huggins TO
Schafer to Kelley; sacrinc 1T, Wilson;
umpire, Tyndan; attendance, 400; time.
DIAMOND DUST.
The final series of the season with
Des MONIES opens today at Lexington.
Game called at $3.50. Chech will pitch.
Des Moines has been the hoodoo of the
St Paul team through the entire season.
Ryan's men will have to beat them
three straight in order TO break any
where near even with them.
Breitenstein. who won the first game
in the Omaha series has been fined and
suspended indefinitely. This means in
all probability, that he will De seen no
more this season.
2. werden and his bunch run into it
again at Minneapolis. It seems that the
cup of revenge, which has been running
pretty steadily for Perry lately has gone
bump. Here's hoping that the RED
caps" can put the cup on the rocks for
keeps. No fair knocking.
Ryan had his bat out of the case yes
terday. He nailed the ball hard three
times and drew four wide ones in four
times up. Tt was unfortunate that no
one could get in the game with him dur
ing the last few innings.
Cook made 4 splendid impression in his
first home game. He seems to be of the
right stuff, and whoever remarked that
ale was 4 seVen-inning pitcher will have
TO draw back after Yesterday. when he
showed up a great deal stronger in the
last two innings than he did in the first
two. Stewart and Toman We're the only
two men who seemed able to get a line
on his h. nders and keep it. and they
were so far apart in the batting list that
they could not get together.
All apologies rendered to Mr.. Tyndali
arc hereby withdrawn. His work yester-
day was rank. He called Stewards hit
past third bag safe, when It was as clean
a foul rs ever was hit. The baseball
writer Of the G o b is in a nosition to
make affidavit TO that effect. for he was
dilectlH in lire with tire home plate and
third. In addition to this. TvndaH called
Fleming ont a second at a critical point
when he was clearly safe. His Judgment
on balls and strikes was verv bad. The
redeemipg feature TO his work was that
he vas Impartial
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DUXBURY, Mass. Aug 15.-In view OF
the decision of the yacht club, which is
to hold races within the next two weeks
in which the Constitution and Columbia
are to contest, that the independence was
not eligible for the events, G. G. Clapp,
private secretary of Thomas W. Lawson,
owner of Independence. was asked to-
day concerning the future plans for the
Boston boat. He said that there had been
no new Developments In connection with
independence since the recent statement
to the effect that If races were ret ar
ranged for his boat before Sept. l. she
would be broken up. Capt. Haff, of the
independence, has been visiting Mr.
CIapp this week. He arrived here Tues
day and remained until last night. The
nature of his errand was not disclosed.
1t is understood that Capt. Half did not
intend Immediately to return to Newport,
where the Independence is anchored, but
that he started for New York, where pos
sibly he might meet Mr. Barrie, Sir
Thomas Iipton's representative, for the
purpose of talking over the possibility OF
races between Shamrock III. and INDIE
pendence.