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SPORTsMEN'S GOODS.
Sporting Goods
REDUCTION SALE.

MOI Cost, HOt MANU- aCtufeTS
cost, but in most instances better
than either. Most of these articles
advertised you will use way into
October. But we are going TO
make prices that will close them in
just three days
Thursday. Friday, & Saturday.
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Yachting Notes.

H. ,ssuyman--Ir the Reliance should he lost be
fore the series Of races is finished the cup would
40 70 She Shamrock III.
W. Allan-Capt. John Barr. who sailed the Thistle
against the Volunteer In 1897. In brother OF Capt
Charles Barr OF the Reliance.
B.-As nearly he figured Shamrock was
about mile and half behind the Reliance al
the finish OF the !rst race. \ loses.
S. =. Jtpes The shamrock H. has been In this
now haulrt out at thr Erie Basin
John AhpcnS--Jndged by the speed tho
Reliance IN. tde on the run before the wind in the
frst race tn Shamrock was a little more than n
mile and n h vi astern when the Reliance finished
time limit wo 1id make II race. II thc Reliance
finished In S purs 20 minutes 10 seconds aud the
Shamrock got 20 the line before the expiration OF
her time allow hncc the Shamrock would win.
T. W. M-CH Vt Charles Barr Is a Scot by birth
He came to thi \ country some years ago on The
cutter Minerva and since then he has Scitled here
and Is natura Wed cllizen His brother Capt,
John Barr sailed the Thistle against the Volunteer
He also Is natur Nzt'd citizen nov.
Constant Reade The America ) cup for which
the Reliance and 81 GfnrOCk are sailing. nel er was
Queens cup II " his a cup offered by the ROYAL
Yacht squadron 10 race between yachts OF ali
by The schooner va, BIT America on Aug % 1851
+ NJ S-The faCA that the challenging zach,
has To cross the N'ean ncccssItatcs her being
strongly constructed but There II littlC difference
IN the ghtness OF cans ruction on either boat now
and not he IN her trrcsti I'm This Is not considered
In the handicapplne az figuring for time allow
ance.
Geo F. J The orrirl Meteor was the Scotch
Gun in 1887. The next u ctcor was a cutter built
from designs by George l.. Watson. This third
Meteor was built In this r,untry. She raced last
season md did not do a. n well being beaten by
Wnn A few races
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AUTO PATENT FIGHT COMING.
Cause W independent Makers Against
Licensed Pool Finds a Bnckcr.

II was learned yesterday that there will be
formidable opposition Oh behalf OF the smaller
independent manufacturers against the con-
troll Of the trade in gasolene automobiles
by the Association Of Licensed Automobile
Manufacturers This opposition will take
A peculiar form and one that makes q hard
battle in the courts over the Selden patent
certain. The news of what is being done
was divulged by W. n. Chsmberin Of Chicago,
whose plan II H. Mr., Chnmberlin is u lawyer.
who was Assistant Patent Attorney under
President Mckinley. and also is former
secretary OF the Chicago Automobile Club.
The deal OF Mr. Chamberlin waa concluded
Yesterday, and he will leave this city this
morning His plan Is to have "a corporation
doing an indemnity business underwrte.
as it were. his clients and other independent
makers in such way that the corporation
will undertake 10 defend all suits brought
for infringement OF patents and guarantee
indemnity for any judgments obtained by
the Licensed association.
In this way the independents. according to
Mr. Chnmberlin. may be protect ed against
patent litigation much more economically
and effectively than by the formation OF n
pool among themselves. The underwriters
Mr. Chamberln says. he found In title and
pat ent guarantee company Of this city, and
yesterday he agreed with them upon form
OF contract for his clients.
Mr. Chamberlin was asked If the guarantee
company in taking the risks Of the ndepen-
dents expected to fight the Selden patent.
Hs Wi ,Hd.t certainly do We hay. thrown
down the gauntlet. We are inviting hight
not get It We expect TO win the fght and
prove the Saldcn patent invalid that Is all,
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BIG FIELD FOR THE FITIRTTY.
Nan> Owners VIII Send Two or More Horses
TO the Post on saturday.

According to indications Yesterday there
will BE- at least tUentv-four starters Ill the
Futurty az Sheepshead Bay next Saturday,
and there may be more than that number
H. all probu bility several Of the biggest owners
will b. represented by TWO or more young
steers. Il il now said that the keenes are sure
10 send Delhi kohinoor. lsraelite and Dove
cote TO the post W & Whitney * expected
To start Lponidas. Stalwart and Mercury
August Belmont viii be represented. possibly.
BY both Magistrate and Beldume, while ).
= Brown BroonstiCk and Audience are both
slated to 80. John + Madden says Adbel,
The Minute Man and another colt will carry
his colors sydney PaEet has named both
Hamburg Belle and Ormonde Right to sport
silk NJ. Murphy has practically decided
10 start both Baseful und James V. The
Usceola Stable has notified the COney Island
Jockey Club that il will start Phaser, Lady
Prudence and Marriage Bells.
In short. il is certainty that when the big
field reaches the barrier on Saturday Starter
Fitzgerald will have his hands full. The
Futurty course at the starting point Is wide
enough for thirty horses TO take the word.
but even then there Would be some crowdinK.
Last year there were twenty-four starters
and they all got away except one who pr0pped
himself.
Turfmen at local tracks we're discussing
Yesterday a sensational workout for the
futurity by james K. keene's Delhi. the son
OF Ben Brusb-Niva, The colt covered seven
furlongs on Tuesday ut Sheepshead Bay in
% fiat. He did not have more than lO5
pounds on his back. but he worked so easily
that the railbirds decided that he would take
hard beating in the big race. in which he will
shoulder l27 pounds Delhi IL strapping
big colt superbly proportioned, and those
who have seen him say he Is gated like the
celebrated McChesney. Among the layers
who are in town the opinion prevailed yes
terday that the Futurity would be the most
open betting proposition III the history Of the
classic event. There Is IN inclination to make
the keene stable iavorite, with the Whitney,
Madden and PaFet entries not far behind
Petra H., the game littl" daughter of Pom
Lorillard AZ RanCocas has been destroyed
because of an inclrabe injury received the
last time she went to the post in a race at
Jamaica She was jumped on and tendon
in her of hind leg was completely severed.
DR. Shepherd took the mare in hand, and she
had progressed so well that she was about to
be turned out 10 grass. prior 10 being retired
to the stud, when blood poisoning set in. and
by order Of the :. j. &. A, Petra III = life WAS
ended. The first race Oh" won this yenr was
AT AQunduct. when the odds against her
We're 100 10 |.
The horses belonging TO Thomas Shields
including termls. arrived from Saratoga
Yesterday. To-day there will he big de-
mand for what remains of stable room AZ the
Long Island tracks. Supt. Frank Clarke Of
the Sheepshead Bay track said yesterday
that there will be accommodations there for
10000 spectators Oh saturday.
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A. chicago.

CHICAGO Nug. 70 There was nothing to the
racing al Hawthorne this afternoon. The card
being made up ~ as cheap horses as could br I'm
agined.
First Race Five and half rnrlong, william
Wright, il3 Otia,, III 10 |. Won Banwcll, lB III.
Phillips 70 to L. second, SaltO, lS (Adl,lnsb to l.
third Time LOS Foresight, Copp"rhcl. In
structor, Justine. Morel. Willie NrwCOmb and Sol
Smith also ran, RutCtncer ll3 - BONNER. : to :?
hDlshed second hut was d luallhed for foul
Second Race Six turongS DcagOa lO7 Hell
gerSOn'. 3toi wor: sylvia Talbot. lOS III Phillips,
4 to S. second; Ahckc, 100 WILSON,. I 10 /, Third
Time. ma Nellie Waddcl, Luualightcr, Evening
star. Emma a. NJ. Belle OF Milford and Step on
ward also ran
Third Race Stccplechase short course. Indian
H.. tt2 Mc Aullirrj, 10 10 j. Won: Oliver Nc, 1856
(Corblcy}, 10 TO l. second Joe McCre 100 tHueStOnl
II to &, third rm,r, 2;5i IS Slap Dash Miss
Brandon and lmperlalISt also ran.
Fourth Race One mile GlhsSrrll lO3 ADKINS,
to s. won; Henry Bert, lO3 tHelkrrNonD. ~ 10 :.
second; Dutch Carter, 10 III. Phillips, no to t.
third. Time, l1i =. The KcnIuckIan and Nee
hnnus also ran.
Fifth Race One mile and m eighth Floyd X
IA wilson. TO >. won Fading Light, 81 n Phi
lips,. 5 TO /. second . g. Campbell iOa adkins.
6to !. third, Time. %. Larry WIZ Dodlc $ .
l'rchin. Zepho and kilmoric also ran.
sixth Race Six flrlongs Hndus. lOi CAdkInsl.
TO I. won. Sardtnc. M WILSON. 3 to 5. second
Floral Wrcath, % III PhIlllps,, To I. third Time.
LISA, Sea Pirate. QUIZ. Ida v. hctzel and Bonn
dary also ran. =.
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Polo for New port Cups.

NEwpoEr. Aug "a The second match
for the Newport cups on the grounds OF the
Westminster Polo Club was played to-day,
tn" contssting teams being the Bryn Mawr
l,t and the Brvn Nawr 20. the former vim
were for teams of -four whose aggregate
handicap did NOT r.cr"d ~ goals and no mem
Der OF the team to exceed ! gCal" The game
was fast and exciting. the second and third
periods nrtiouiarIy, there beng Uut on" goal
made IN ench, summary.
Bpn Mawr St Goals made In play II: l,-Ss d,
Total i0i3
Rryn Mawr 2d-Goals made in play, 5. goals al
lowed by handicap, =, Total, T. less "a safety by
Strawbridge Total, G,t
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Baseball Notes.



ON account Of disbandment the o. n. T. has
Sept. 8 open, Address, Samuel Lunn. East Newark
N. j.
The Pelham Manor Club has Aug. 20 open and win
play any nrst class team. Address W. r. Nichols.
Pelham Manor, n. y.
The South Cornwalls from up the state will be
the opponents OF Kid Carseys Metropolitans on
Sunday al Equitable Park.
The Hoboken baseball team will play q return
game with the Poughkeepse nine at the ST George
Cricket Grounds In Hoboken next Sunday.
The Monarch 4. c. would like to hear from a
nrSt class semi professional team for Sept 3. .
and II. Address f. Fcldtman. 200 Fulton street
Brooklyn.
The Murray Hills will have M opponents on
Sunday al Olympia Field. l95th street and Lenox
avenue. the strong Bridgeport team OF the Con
nectlcut League.
Catcher BeviIle of tho New York Americans Is
playing with an Injured right hand 0rlnith has
signed new catcher. McCauley Of Worcester. who
Is 70 report TO day,
The Genuine Cuban Giants will be the attraction
at the Rdgewood grounds next sunday. In the
early encounter the Terror -LAurels will try con
Clusons with a strong local semi-professional
team.
The lronsdcS desire to arrange games with
the Murray Hills. Rldgcwoods Spadihg En-
eraldS FltshmanS Mountain y, C.. PhinpSburg
Harrisburg. Wilmington. Camden, Atlantic City
Pottsvtc or any other club that will offer hrst
class Inducements. Labor Day open for two games
Address J. r. Nelson. PA West Nineteenth street
Manhattan.
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WASHINGTON, ,, NEW YORK "A. Ia, ].
Returning home Yesterday after an I'M
successful Western trip, the New York Ameri-
cans bumped into defeat at the hands Of
the tail enders. The game was won and
lost in the first inning. in which section Of
the strife all the scoring was done. Williams
fumbled Robinson's grounder and chen
threw wide to first after recovering in time
to get the batter TaDnehill fumbled Moran's
sacrifice. and a single by Ryan and an inheld
OUT nut two Washingtonians over the plate.
A base on balls TO Conroy. Keeler's hunt
Elberfeld's sacrifice and Cancels liner to
Ryan sent in New York's only run. More
than once Ryan was big obstacle in New
York = path by his fine work in centre field
Good opportunities to score fell to the New
YOrks frequently IN the ensuing innings, but
arer oa'Hhg WIN rs men on oases was h soHY
third, fourth, sixth. eighth and ninth innin Is.
only to be left as Dunkle foiled the weak
hitting locals and had rattling good support
In the bar gain
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Good start: won driN ing; Reservation, b. C.. s. by
yuga-Arragon: owned By George Hbndre.
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Mnguenoi Yacht Cinh Regatta.

The ninth annual regatta OF the Huguenot
Yacht club will be sailed on the Sound OF
New Rochelle Oh Saturday afternoon. There
will be- races for the 10, IS, II and lS-foot
classes of sloops, raceabouts and all one
design classes The 3O-footers are 10 sail
IL miles the - and 2t-footers, ~. miles
and the other yachts ~ miles,
The start will be made at noon off the
eastery end OF Whortleberry Island En-
tries should b. made with G, e. Allen. the
chairman Of the race committee, ia Drake
avenue. New Rochelle, This regatta is
always one Of the best on the Sound and
there is sure to be- u large fleet of starters.
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30. Cans Matched to Fight wille Lewis.

Joe Cans has postponed his trip to England
and will engage in one fight before he visits
the other side The lightweight champion
has signed articles OF agreement to meet
Willie Lewis OF this city in "A twrnty-round
bout before the club offering the best purse.
The weight is to be 1875 pounds. weigh in AT
O'Clock or the ringside Lewis. MP 10 few
months ago, was regarded as one Of the like
Hest lghtweiGhts hereNbouts, but he grew
careless In several bouts and lost the decision
when he should have won. However. he
already has started in to train.
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LkxINGroN. Aug. 20, B HaVgln, ownr. Of
Nutrrboy, one Of the central figures IN tho pro-
posed race with HrrnIS. McChesnry Irish ad
and injunction, said In an interview that he did
not favor such race. such race" sal Mr..
Haggin makes the sport look TOO much like
gamble"
LEXINGTON. ny .Ang 20 The sensational pacing
Hg \u' VI on HOY, 209t. Owned by James
q ucOnh arr wee mere 10 day. CON sn"d 10 local
urn Of veleIna lans, who will Are III n and turn
h n out for the season. II Is not believed his
II lures are permanent, hut he will not ~ traiT ed
Or raced again until next season,
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Grca, Enor Handicap Won BY McYardlr,.

special Ca6lc DsspItch 10 THE SUN
LoNpoN, Aug. 20, The race for the Great
Ebor Handicap plate OF 900 sovereigns, one
mile and three quarters, was run at York
meeting to-day and vas won by J. Musker =
MCYardley. + Alexander Throwaway was
second, and II, j. Kings Prince FlOri2rl
third Thirteen horses ran. Tn" betting was
4 TO against McIardley. I % against Throw
away and 10 to against Prince Florzei
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Entries for Golf Championship.

ASIDE from saying that the entries were
thoroughly representative In quality and up
10 the average in numbers. Secretary Ballou
had no information 10 give out yesterday
regarding the entries for the amateur golf
championship, which closed on Tuesday.
The list will be given out tomorrow night,
when there will be a meeting OF the executive
cation,
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Atlantic Clubs Power Races.

The Atlantic Yacht Club will hold races
for power bonts next Saturday afternoon
In this regatta the standard. which has been
attracting considerable attention on account
of her speed, will meet = boat from Syracuse
which IL credited with record of ~ miles
an hour.
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In THE BASEBALL WORLD.
WEAK HITTING WITH MEN on
BASES BY LOCAL AMERICANS.
New Works Lose 10 washinStOns by dpnc
mnn-Hn Flfth Place, ~ DetrOlts Win
Leaders shut Ont PhilatDelphias
-Clevclants Defeat ~. IOuls.--NOtes en-.

The New York Americans were pushed
back into fifth place yesterday. losing to
Washington while Detroit was besting Chi
cago. Boston shut out Philadelphia and
Cleveland drubbed st. Louis. Results
Washington, 2; New York l.
Boston 81 Philadelphia. u.
Detroit! 4; Chicago. 3
Cleveland. II: ST Louis T.
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First base on errors Philadelphia, 2. Left on
bases Brooklyn. 6: Philadelphia, r. First base
on balls on Garvin. 4: on Sparks. 3. Struck
out By Garvin, 5: by Sparks, Z. Two base hits
"StraDg. Doyle. Sacrifice h,t-Dobbs. Stolen
bases Doyle. Barry. Double plays. Garvin Rit-
ter and Doyle; Mailman and Douglas Hit by
ptchcr-By Sparks, I. Umpre-O'Day. Time
Il hour and 80 minutes. Attendancc--I,s 800.
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George Pope Buys american Bicycle Coni-
pany Property.

SYRACUSE, Atg. 20 The property Of the
American Bicycle Company was sold here
to-day. George Pope, son of Col A. A,
Pope one of the receivers of the company
was tho purchaser. NJ s42. 800. This sale
winds up the business of the receivers. and
they will shortly ask for their discharge
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CLEVELAND. Il: ar LOUIS "A. Ll. l.

Two base hits-Bradiey ~. Laioie. Three bose
hits Mccarthy, Hickman. First base balls
on Moore 81 or Petty. 4 Struck out--By Moore
2 by Petty, .. Sacrifice hit--Martn. Stolen base
--Bems. Double play-Gochnaur. Lajole and
Hickman Left on bases Cleveland. q: st. Louis
s. Hi by pitcher BY Moore /. Umpires- AN
and sheridan Time hour and ~ minutes.
Attendance $50
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Batted Tor Patterson In the ninth inning

Detroit. u . -
Chicago. .,.. ....... 0 q 0-3
Sacrince hits Skopec, Long. Bueow, Callahan
stolen base Callahan. First has" on balls on
SkoprC. >, of Patterson. l. Hit by pltCher-Slat.
terry, Ncagrr, First base on errors-Detroit. q;
Chicago. Len on bases Chicago, 8: Detroit. l.
Struck out Hy Saopcc. g. by Mulln. 2 by Pate rson
4 Double play Callahan and Isbell, Umpire
O1aghlir Time hour and 50 minutes. Al
tendance lSN
CLEVELAND. Il: at LOUIS "A. Ll, l.
CLEVELAND, Aug. 70 Moore was wild in the frat
two innings TO day but settled down after that and
lind he RrnMnS HnrssinR
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Goodman knocks Ont Moran.

BOSTON. Aug. 2s.-Kid Goodman knocked
out Tony Moran in the fourth round at the
Roxbury A. G. last night. The New Yorker
was completely out classed.
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Gossip or h~ Ring.

Reader Newark He IL n london and has been
matched 10 meet Joe GOoL win.
n j. r. Cohoes. N. " he aght ended In the
tenth round and will 80 on tecord as ten round
night.
new boxing club has h. I'm started 10 Boston
The organization will be knC &n the American
A. C., and will hold It's first sh, w on Sept /.
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uDun,n Defeats Matthews.

roRr HURON, Aug, S.-Msrtln DUNN OF
Chicago won the decision over Mattv Mat
thews Of New York In the tenth round here
last night, The battle was one Of she best
ever bald In the State.
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BOSTON

Boston, ), Philadelphia, s. FIRST base on bas--Or
n"ralrr. .. on Dncena. Struck out BY Bender 4 by
Dinern g. Two base nit Freeman. Sacrifice hits
Collins Parent t2i Stolen base--Crtger Double
play Ferris. Parent and Lachancc. Umpire
Adams. Time / hour and IS minutes Attend
ancr- $50.
DETROIT a. CHICAGO "A. h., 3
DETROIT. Aug. &c Detroit and Chicago played
loos" but hHrd-fought battle to day. Patter-
only base on balls forced In the winning run.
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three unfinished races from yesterday made six
races on the card. The sport good. The 40
pace was unfinished At shutdown and was put
until 70 morrow.
2:l0 class. trotting; pu rse 81, 600
Miss Brock. b. m, by Stranger (Nuckols)"2 I
Intact. CHI m. Murphyl .............,...,i 3
Jantina, 3: m. Dickersonl ..,.....,....,,s
Time-2:l6]4 2I8!a. 2:1S, 2ITl3.
$50 class. trottlng; purse $500:
Peep o Day, blk. m. by AAteli Darknight
Marie Baby, b. m. (Murphy,..............8
Little Tide b, m. eck)..............2 6
Postmaster b. &. Wan Houten) .............4
Tommy C.. gr. g. Gardner, D.. ....,........,5
fime-2:lsI4 2i7R. 2I8h.
Three year .olds. trottlng; purse $500:
Jef MGGregor oh. &. By jeffrey Robert
Miss Lou. b IN. phelps, ............. 2
T,me-2.c4i. 2:2al..
2lS class. tro,tng; purse $500:
Kid shaw. b. &. by Hydrogen ,GobleI q
Surprise. b. g. tBruSle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Elizabeth f., b. m. (Huly) ...........,...5 dis
Brander, b. &. Gardner 49, ....-..,& dis
Time 2isla. 2I714. 2l7A. 2lssa.
:, Free for all class. pacing purse 5000:
Edith W. b. IN. rumerl ..... ....'......2
Bedworth. Jr.. b. s., CBiggS,o...........3 y
Major Muscovite. b. 8. (SuckOls. ..-.....5 4
Dumont W, b, q. lErnestl. ..,,.......i DR.
Time rosa. 2OJls 2ll!4. 2l2iI.
220 class pacing: purse $500 unfinished:
Mud NJ ch. m. Wan Houten) .........,..,,l
SlGyland Girl. br m. IHulyp.... ,.-...........3
lnd lana John. b. z. Wison). ......,..........2
Prince ConrOy, b. X. packer ..-...........4
None Such. b. 8, tROsemierl ..... .-...........6
Frank BaShford b. T. (Goblel .......L ..........5
Aa'a. h. M tAldrlch,.. ...... .......,.....7 O
Time -2l5N. 2los4
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BRooKLyx. s; PHILADELPHIA IN. LLs

The Philadelphia Nationals presented a
patched mp team AZ Washington Park yestcr-
day and proved rather easy prey for tho
hard hitting right fielder, sprained his ankle
and had to retire. Doom taking his place.
Gleason IL also on the sick list and Mailman
went to second. The Brooklyns won the
game by punching their hits.
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NATIONAL LEAGTE CANES.
New Works Lose First Cont eat IN BOSTON
AMI Win the Second.

The New York Nationals lost the first
game In Boston Yesterday with Mathewson
pitching, and won the second. ten-inning
game. Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia.
kesults
Boston. o. New York, S thrst game.
New York. s; Boston. Q Second Eamel,
Brooklyn, 6: Philadelphia. 8
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InlDlS
ylOr In the ninth inning

Boston ...,,,,...,..l y 0 : y o q
New York u u u u d u o. !
Two base hlts--DcStrr ~, Moran, First base
base on errors-N New York. = Left on bases
Boston, 7, New York Sacrifice hit Mathew
son stolen base -BTeSnahan. Struck out ~
NWillIans 3; by Mathcwson, 3; by Taylor, l. Double
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BaScball. Jersey city West side Park. To-
day, p. NJ. Providence vs. Jersey Cy, T.. II. n.
ferries. tan.
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Baseball Games To-day.


Washington at New York: Boston at Ph elphia:
Chicago at Detroit. 81. Louis at Cleveland.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York at Boston Philadelphia at Brooklyn:
St Louis at PIttsburg; Chicago at Cincinnati
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Larned practised thia afternoon with
Clothier and Mahony and seems to be in
splendid condition. He has trained care
fully. keeping hard mt work every day since
the tournament began.
Championship Singles--F Final roundH. L.
Doherty beat W. J. Clothier, 6-3 Ga. 80
Consolation Snglos-Final round-C Il. Sands
beat j. ID. T.. Jones' 90. 8-4
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Harness Races at Huntington.

HUNTINGTON l.. L. Aug, pa double pro
gramine yesterday 5 unfinished events being sand
Wiched In with to-day'S card drew a large crowd
20 INC Hunting ton Fair Grounds 10 day the second
DAY OF the midsummer meeting OF the Huntington
Driving Park Association. A protest was lodged
ngainst Marmore owned by Edwin X Ladrw, In the
eecond race based the rule OF the rottng
Association to the effect that where horse Is
tered in Il mixed gait event he must be eligible for
both classes according Ia his record The stallion
had better trottlug record than pacing, and the
protest was sustained all bets declared of and the
race re-startei and captured by Harry II. The
summaries:
Mixed class: "a trotterS and $50 PAGERS: purse