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Commercial Club.

The question of organizing COM
mercial club is again being agitateu
in our city. There is no question but
might be of great value to the city
and all that is necessary to make it
go is for some one to take the lead
and push ahead. Il is noticeable
fact that about the only towns in tn
state that have amounted TO much are
the ones with a good live club to look
afte, their interests.
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Teachers. Examination.

The first quarterly examination for
teachers will be held at the South
Side schoolhouse. Kinsley. Kansas,
Saturday, January 81. 1903. Ex-
animation begins at 500 q. m.
L. r. CLARK.
County Superintendent
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Notice.

Owing 70 the fact that the BARRIERS
in general over the state are charg-
ing five cents extra for single neck
shaves, 1t becomes a duty with us tn
fall in line, commencing the first of
February. +. Z TAYLOR.
1-30 CHARLES MAYEH
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Notice.

We will close business February
LIST. ALI parties indebted call at once
and make settlement.
MARSH & BIDwELL.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-08
AMERICAN sIsLEY TEAM ANNOUNCER

London, July THE rifle team which viii rep
resent the United States at Bisey on SATURDAY
IN the competition for the Palma trophy has
finally been selected 1t consists OF LIeutenant 4
E Wells. OF The Tst Regiment. y c. y. y. 81
Eeant George DOYLE. OF the list Regiment, y y
\ y: CORPORAL w. B. Short. OF the "a Resigeas. r.
n q. y Y: Lieutenant K X. V. Casey. or tls
7lst Regiment y. c. n Y: Sergeant ]. Il Keousn
OF the 9Th Regiment. y, c. Mass Corporal 2 =
Nl0der, OF the 9Th Regiment. y. q. Ohio; PrVesss
George Cook. OF the 1st Regiment. y. 9. ID ~
ana Lieutenant Thomas HOlcOmb. jr.. OF the Uuls'
States Marine Corps.
The Americans nave been much troubled IN tasl
practice by strong winds and the general conses
lions at Bisley but they gradually getl.ss
into form They have done much better shoctLsaass
than the other teams. but the English team, W.
the Americans consider to be their strongest SisA-
has not Yet arrived at Bisley. -
The Americans were disappointed % ind on - -
arrival here that they viii he unable 20 eol4ss...s
IL otEe~ Important competitions unleSs they - -
New-York tribune., 1903-07-08
BRIGHTON HANDICAP.
To Be Run This afternoon at the
Track by the Sea.

The Brighton-the fourth and the last in the
series of great handicaps for the older horses at
mile and quarter, will be this afternoon at
the Brighton Beach track, and will formally mark
the opening of the midsummer meet of the Brighton
Beach Racing Association. The Brighton has filed
well and the overnight list Of entries contains the
of of the best handicap horses in
training. L. V. Bell heads the list with Colonel
Bill. 121 pounds, and Francesca, 112. Blues car
ries 123 pounds. the top weight. ]. B. Haggin's
black four-year-old colt Waterboy is an almost
certain starter and will take up 124 pounds. which
includes twelve-pound penalty. He Will be rid
den by Odom, and in all probability will be a
strong favorite in the betting.
The other candidates, with their weights and
probable Jockeys, are: River Pirate, 105 Hicks;
Daily, IS. O'Brien; Blues, 123 Fuller; Igaiter, Us,
Bullman Injunction. "a. Waugh; Articulate, IA
Larson: Roehampton, 107. O'Neil; Dom Paul, 105,
Cochran; Herbert is, Bulnani Hunter Ratne g
cander winner of yesterdays Realization is in the the
list but, of course will not start. Colonel Bill
will probably be ridden by Cannon and FRANCESCA
by Rice. The other feature of the day will be
the Punchestown Steeplechase the fun course.
dozen jumpers of the better sort will probably go
to the post.
The Brighton meeting will continue sixteen days.
The entries for the other races are:
New-York tribune., 1903-07-08
ROWING.
JuUenaI Beaten for Diamond ScuUs
at HenIeY.

Henley. England Julv 7-At the opening of the
annual regatta here to-day the only of special
interest to America was the heat for the Diamond
Souls in which James B. Juvenal. OF the Vesper
Boat Club, Of Philadelphia, Penn. was beaten by
J. Beresford. Of the Kensington Rowing Club by
length and three-quarters in S:29. Juvenal
scuIled down TO the start in white seeved jersey,
with the big "V' Of the Vesper Boat Club on his
chest. Mrs. JuvenaI had a seat In the umpire 5
launch, the Hibernia, and the American flag she
carried was draped with her husbands colors.
The Englishman led from the first stroke and
Juvenal never caught him. The Philadelphian was
evidently surprised being led at for he only
scuIled 80 in the first minute to Beresfords 34 and
was two lengths behind at the Farm. There he
moved in little TO the bushes but made
no impression on the leader who was several
lengths TO the good when Fawey Boathouse was
passed, in 4.26 After this the Philadelphan was
beaten and could evidently do more, and Beres-
ford eased up and won by a length and three
quarters. Time, 929.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-08
III WINS AT NEWPORT.
The Carolina May Get Race on Foul, How.
ever-The Barbara Third.
IRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

Newport, r. l.. July The thirty-fOOters held s
sweep pstake race this afternoon which was won BY
VaquerO III She may, however. be disqualified
for foulng the Carolina while jockeying before the
start. The race was sailed in a southwest wind
The course was reach from Brenton's Cove 70 q
mark or jamestown, then run with SplnnakeFS
up the bay to the compass buoy in COddiGgIon
Cove, beat back to Jamestown and reach 70
the finish line.
The Barbara got the start while the Carolns
and Naquero III were jockeying for position and
held the lead at the jamestown mark by thirteen
seconds. on the run up the bay the Carolina toos
the lead, followed at the mark by the Naquero III
and the Barbara
After rounding the buoy VaQuero III put al
once for the jamestown shore and when finally th5
other two boats put across the bay they found
that they had been weathereJ by NagUero H.
which finished winner by thirteen seconds over
the Carolina All the boats were sailed By their
owners Mrs. Rutherfurd was a guest on the Bar
bara- The summary:
New-York tribune., 1903-07-08
SHAMROCKS SHORT Sp1,-
Not Wind Enough for Long Race
Busy Weeb for Sir Thomas

Shamrock III had a poor opportu,,,.
her speed OF Sandy Hook yesterday. for - snow
winds and calms prevailed. and while she va, -sa' -
to show in All hours windward work bar - abe
move fast in light airs. the trial "a vvboI- S to
not satisfactory one WE vas
From noon until 2 o'clock the yachts L..
hghtship. waiting for wind. They were - = 'as
away 20 winowaFd for an informal trial in a S --'
that did not exceed two knots. Sir Thor,ss S.ssIs
and Mr.. Fife sailed on Shamrock III az. 'p'oa
mOdOTe Robert z. Tod OF the Atlantis W.. IN S
sailed with Colonel D. F. NeiIl on shamro., O'ua
without crossing a starting line the bos,s -
their trial with shamrock I a hundred ,.-s
windward of the challenger Pointing brs-S S---S 70
footing faster, the new boat worked out h I'D "a
ward OF the old one. and forty-hve u,f7r,+. "la' %
the start she was eighth OF a mile ia .i scr
OF her Then the wind died away to a go, @
at $40 the trial was abandoned. an'
The guests OF Sir Thomas Linton on bo.-s =,
Erin yesterday We're General Josepb w., ~
General Wheelock. Louis F. Jackson. Vir,a--
Peck and Fred K Vilmar. of the Atlan-io W. :.
Club: Mrs Claggett and Miss CIagEerr Fa-n .-.l'
spicer. Lindsey Russell and J. c, Wilson. ir an /.
New-York ' ol
The programme laid out for the remainder =, 49,
week for Sir Thomas Upton and his part, -, ~
to keep them busy. Last night thew - :, '-''sa s
entertained at informal dinner at the 49,.
Yacht Club. rendered BY Commodore Tod -
two Shamrocks will have a race TODAY IL tbs,s
wind enough. and on Thursday they win bs -.
by the Friendly Sons OF ST. Patrick who Ar. - II
entertained on board the Erin On Friday ~. -
officers OF the New-York Yacht Club and the r1as -s
ayers OF the Reliance. the Constitution and the ~
lumbia have been invited hy Sir Thomas ~ =
down the bay and see "A trial OF the Sharroetso
Some will 90 in the flagship Delaware with Cos.
modOre Frederick G.. Bourne and Others with p =
G smith, on board his steam yacht Privateer -
On Saturday the ShamroCks viii lie al tsss-
noorings while Sir Thomas Mr. Fife Colonel d Z,
Neiu and Dr. A c. Neale are entertained bv Co..
modore Fred T. Adams at the Larchm0nf YsrE,
Club. On Sunday they are TO 20 to COnsv Is.e15
and have a clambake, as the guests OF Conln1o5c-,
Tod OF the Atlantic Yacht Club
In the event OF the death OF the Pope rc-dsv tbs
Shamrocks Will not De taken out Tor their dsiiv
trial
New-York tribune., 1903-07-08
COUNCIL REMOVES COMMISSIONER.
Mount Vernon Public Works Official Accused
in Connection with Grading Contract.

The Mount Vernon Common Council last night
by vote Of TO !, removed John O'Toole, Com
missioner of Public Works from Office, under
charges of malfeasance and non-feasance. The
charges were preferred several weeks ago in con-
nection with the grading and improving of Bed
ford-ave. They preferred by a committee ap-
pointed by the Common Council which alleged
that the engineers report which the contractor
paid set down work exceeding by nearly 200
per cent that actually done There were several
hearings, and there was nothing really adduced
connecting OToolo personally with the alleged
"job." Consequently the action of the Common
Council last night a surprise to the
public
O'Toole is a Democrat, appointed four years ago
by Mayor FIskc while the Common Council is Re-
publican by q majority of six O'Toole said last
night that he would probably carry the into
tho courts.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-08
SMALL CRAFT RACE AT LARCHMoEr
Gig from Sachem Wins Hen and Chicken
Colors-IIluminatio at Night.

The launch, gig and dingy races and the water
sports at the Larchmont Yacht Club yesterday
brought out a record number of members and
guests.
At , o'clock when the naphtha launch racss
were started from the flagship OF the Rocking Chair
feet. the Flub Dub. on signal from Commodore
Fred T. Adams's flagship, the Sachem. some two
hundred and fifty ships in the harbor dressed ship
rainbow fashion The SaChen'S four cared zig
the 'Hen and Chicken colors after a good
against crews from the Crusader. the Atlantic
and the Katrina
At night there was an illumination of the grounds
and dance in the theatre. decorated for the oe-
casiOn. The summaries:
SERIES A-NAPHTHA IAUNCHES-coURsE TWO
New-York tribune., 1903-07-08
THE RECORDS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE


The Invaders lost to the Chicago team by score
of 3 to 2 in a game yesterday that marked
by brilliant plays both sides and the arrest
of the umpire charged with assault of the
visiting team
The trouble IN the seventh inning Sheri-
dan the umpire, struck Green the righthelder OF
the Chicago team. in the face for shouting at him
after the player had been put out Of the game for
disputing a decision. The crowd swarmed on the
ball field and surrounded Sheridan. but policemen
took care OF Sheridan, who was put under arrest
and locked up on complaint of Green. The crowd
went back and the game was resumed with two
players umplrtng
Chicago came to the bat with the score 2 to 1 In
its favor in the seventh The third man up. Green,
caught the ball and the umpire. Sheridan, called
Green out. Green disputed the decision and finally
Sheridan ordered him to the bench When the
visiting team started to the field Green shouted
something to him. Sheridan headed for him and
struck him in the face with his fist Then came
the trouble and the umpire had TO be put under
arrest.
More excitement caused In the eighth when
the home tied the score by making another
but in the tenth inning the Chicago team
made two safe hits, giving them a and the
game The
New-York tribune., 1903-07-08

third two lengths away E r6Gg GUn5gFeT G vas as bo to
beats the track record for the distance by one and
one-fifth seconds. 1t formerly held by w. c.
In a handicap at six furlongs for all ages Lux
Casta. Rgodon and Iyra gave one OF those heads
ing Lux Casta got the decision by the small II part
Ascension and Articulate.
SUMMARIES
FIRST RACE-seling: 2year-olds last 5a furiongs OF
''' '''''''' GPs'''nF:7 81 Fl
II F Meyers ch. G Bath Beach, by Ben
stromeIIrvana il2............. tOdom) e-I 2h-1
waiterin 9S STANDARDIZATION. Fisher - IS
1 ~ - to and and nd 10 to E Extrns Taiste
o7 N Lewis 20 to and 100 20 ngp'i 100 foG 10 ana
~ a. TO TO ans g., - Wat 70 id6 OK McbSes 60 to and 10 to
Eleata, "a Cwikerson' 60 to and 20 to i an6esto
i56 to and 60 to /: Berosa. % RenhelmeD 200 to
% snd SO 9nS to ap aS s4d oxn So 50 G Johnson ~ 800 to
so TO /. also ran start good Won ridden out I'me
SECOND RACE-Haadicap; all ages. furiOnEs' main
AIeemarls Stables Lux cas9a c6ao6y by s-, 4s
IHs@s Ris358H 5G4sanaP} i(qsnn9P} 115S 3
kabe, 100 athewsl 50 TO and 10 to i St St. Daniel lei
diaack. 20 to and to l; Ing9id 3 98 o. Nei 10 to
Tbs - = J.
THIRD RAcE-sEcoND HALF OF THE DOUBLE
EVENT; 2-year olds: furIongs. Futurity Course
s. 5. Browns b. C Conjurer. by Sir &
Gallant, (BulmaO t1-5 10
90 NeiD I'D f-lO
1872 80 70 to to and and " to and ss6 6e2H rsn
start good Won driving. Time, I'LL.
FOURTH RACE-THE LAWRENCE REALIZATION g.
yesr-olas: l and furlongs
Hampton Stable b. c Africander, by star
ftuby-Atric Queen, 1876. ...-- t3unan) gil Ii
oiaf9 s95b!e. Md3t, iss l2S cSS9Esh, &ei6 Al S
Wlorer 126 (Odom / and Pa 10 /; Shorthose l2e
CHaacl. ~ J and TO o. Black Hussar, 116 III
M.chaC!sJ 80 to 10 10 ]. and Cardinal Wolsey, 113
(GannonJ 70 and u to l. also ran Start good Won
driving. Time, 2:45h.
FIFTH RACE-seIling; years and over; mile.
Charles Oxxs b. Ascension by Ben
Strome-Adora 4. 10l........ (Sraithsonl 20-l Il
Be!laTio (Michaelsl al 6-5
Akea. s. i02. 20 NeiD 81 81
Kingraine, 5. 10 d1ewis to / and TO /; Fara, g.
103 Cochran, 20 TO and TO l. Duelist o. lo8 lRed
fern) ! Paul Clifford, . l02 0iannon) 20
to / l. Prince Endurance, 3, 90 (McCaferty)
20 and to ]; Sambo, 4, 112 (I1tcks TO and 70
g. 9S darsonj, 20 TO Cottage Maid. g. 90
ConneD. loo to and 80 10 /, also ran Start good Won
easily. Time, 1:40
SIXTH RACE-Handcap; 8 years and over; 1-1e miles
the turf
sss% St bST.F il5 saTaa} SaTa.} 1t5 80
Dr.. Saylor 3. no tO'NelD ii 7-2
Leader g. ia (Odom), to I and TO /; Operator, s.
1os Oiathews) to and to Satire l0 (RiceS 10
j. Lord Badge 4 IS tRedfernS to and to i. and
Lanceman, 5. 9s Bolesen 10 10 and to 1, also
Start good. Won easily. Time 1:47.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-08
ANOTHER CHICAGO WORLDS RECORD

Chicago July Tn the last at Washington
Park to-day Haviland reduced the worlds record
for one mile and fifty yards TO 141 l-5, The sum-
maries:
First three-year-old hlies; six furlongs)-Mary
McCaferty, 9S q. WILSON,, 10 !, won; Organdie l02
rTreanor) 2 second semper Vivum. 10 (wonderlyl
J. third. Time 1:l3%s. Floral Wreath, Jet Mary
Glenn. Belle Malone, GyPzene BY Ways and Christine A
also
Second race (sx furonss)-Talpa, 81 (Adknsl. to
won Lindsey, 109 Henry s. second Bardolph
100 (BonnerD l. third. Time 1:l22s. Never Fret,
Ereus Beal. Mirance and Warte Nicht also
tDreXel Stakes. nie1-Dick Welles, 1l0
It. knight. 8, Bad News. III (B. Davs)
l. second Meiee, l05 Adkns Is TO third Time, 1888
MCGOWAN also
Fourth mile and fifty yards)-Miracs II, 9s
CV. knapp 3 .. won; Little Duchess II. 9S q.
Booker, Y /, second; Vucain l03 1 EzelD to
third Time, I;s34s. Lady Chorster, Jena Alma Girl
Marcos Harry Fingal and Barrica also
Fifth tsX furlongs)-FlO Bob. l0S ONondery), Is
to won Peter Paul. los adkins even, second; English
Ill (Dominick). II > third. Time,
Philipsl. 10 J. Won Antonlus 100 (ots) I3 20 !,
ond; OTsina. 81 CTreanor. 10 l. third. Time l4li.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-08
TO ARREST POLICEMAN.
Steinhardt Decides to Begin HIS
Crusade at the Rdcetrack.

In order to force the issue 20 test case, Ben
jamin Steinhardt, who has announced his intention
of preventing gambling at local racetracks. will
to-mcrrcw ask Brooklyn magistrate for a war
rant for at least one policeman assigned to the
Brighton Beach track charging neglect OF duty In
not stopping betting. Mr. Stenhardt yesterday con-
ferred with Deputy Commissioner Ebstein. who Is
in charge Muberry-st headquarters during
General Greene's absence. The result OF the con-
ference, according TO Mr.. Steinhardt. failure
from his point of view and not being able to get
any assurances of the sort he desired. he deter
mined to go to work in the manner described.
Commissioner Ebstein said after the conference
that he had gone over the letter written by Cor
New-York tribune., 1903-07-08
GIANTS LOSE GAME TO ST. LOUIS.
Defeated by Score of 4 to S-Davis Does Not
Put in Appearance.
F. Robinson,
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE ]

st Louis. July THE Giants lost fine game
here to-day. being defeated by the homo team by
& score Of TO 8. Dummy Taylor was first put
in the box for the visitors. and did good work.
Currie pitched effective game for the local
nine. and proved himself to be good man In
tight places Davis, whose playing with the
Giants has caused so much trouble not in the
game. although IT is said no efforts are being
made 20 prevent him from playing.
The local team began wen by making two runs
In the opening inning. Farrell singled past Gill
bert. and Donovan's grounder was handled nicely
by McGann. Farrell, however, got another base
on the play. Smoot cut safely to right, and Far
rell scored. Burke was put out and Barclay hit
to right, tallying Smoot
In the third the Giants tied the score. Taylor
first UP to the bat, singled. Browne flied and Van
HaItren was next to be put out. McGann singled
and Taylor Tailed. Mertess triple TO right scored
McGann In the fifth inning the st, Louis took the
lead again. but in the following inning the visitors
tied the score again by making another run. The
local team made its winning run in the eighth
inning. The sCora
New-York tribune., 1903-07-08
.Battsd for Doheny in ninth.

Totala y. .s5 s Q 81 9 2
New-York tribune., 1903-07-08
FIFTH RACE-For three-year-ods and upward; sell
ing. furlongs
half rurlong..
TO RACE AT BUFFALO.

The Keniworth racing plant, at Buffalo which
was recently bought by S. s. Howland at a
ceiver's SALE has applied for and has received from
the Jockey Club permission for a meeting TO be
held August % 10 September IS next. The Jockey
Club yesterday announced that the claims of all
horsenen against the old association would be set
tied in full The association has excellent track
q Buffalo. and, properly managed, the meeting
should prove successful.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-08

There is one thing that wish cleared up. 1t is
true that l counsel for Peter DeLacey and a
number of other gentlemen, who have never been
convicted of any of gambling business. But
that has nothing to do with the present case, in
which | am acting on my responsibility and
finding my own money I mean TO demonstrate
whether law be enforced In this city or not
and I also mean to stop betting at the track.
No, l am not going to have General Greene ar
rested, for the present. He hasn't yet refused to
do his duty, but he cannot delay too long. have
the right evidence, and shall have some one at the
in the mean time I shall apply to the Brooklyn
magistrate sitting in that district for a warrant
and l have the evidence that will secure it
New-York tribune., 1903-07-08
Boat and owner.
PENATAoUIT coRlNTHIAN REGATTA

The open spring regatta OF the PentagIit CORN
THAN Yacht Club, viii start at o'clock on Satur-
day. For the open regattas entries will be ACCEPTED
from members OF all recognized yacht clubs, also
OF the yachts owned or chartered for the season ~
summer residents the Great South Bay First
and second prizes will be offered in each cass
Nhere nVe yacntS start ard In each case where ~
yachts complete the course third prize viii asa
be given.
Peaataquit CoTtnthlan winners hags will os
awarded to the winning yacht in each class in eaca
New-York tribune., 1903-07-08
RELIANCE ARRIVES at NEWPORT.
Leaves Bristol After Thorough 0verhauling
TO Sail for New-Rochelle To-day.
LBX TELEGEAPH TO THE TRIBUNE ]

Newport. r. /. July The Reliance came down
from Bristol at 3.2O O'Clock this afternoon under
her own sail. and il at her moorings back os the
torpedo station She followed by her tender,
the Sunbeam Tomorrow the boats will go 70
New-Rochelle.
The Reliance left Bristol to-day after being four
DAYS in the hands of her builders. She has had
thorough overhauling and her bow plates which
were dented in the or Newport last Thurs
day, were brought back into shape.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-08
B4SEBALL.
ImUaders Lose to Chicago-Umpire
arrested for Assault.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
st. Louis 4; Neu-York. B. Philadelphia 9: Chicago. s.
Brooklyn. s; Pttstburg, p Boston. s; Cincinnati.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago. s; New-York q Detroit S; Philadelphia. 7.
St. LoIis. 3: Boston, Washington. B: Cleveland. z
New-York tribune., 1903-07-08
CHICAGO,

Earned runs-Chicago, 2; New-YOrk. l. Two base hits
Holmes Magoon. l. Tannehill CAMEL Sacrifice hits
L. Tannehil C3), Williams. First base ballsOn Tan
nehil / First base on erroTs-Chicago, 1; New-Yorl
Green. Callahan, Elberfed. Left basesChicago s;
New-York Hit by pitched balI-By White. /. Time
game-2:15 Umpres-Sherdan. Beville and F7aherty.
.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-08
rIcHENoR G. co. TO QUIT TURF.

Chicago July 1T was positively announced at
the Washington Park track to-day that NJ. H.
Tichenor & Co. were angered at the disqualin-
cation of One of their horses several days ago and
would sell their stable at auction on July Is and
retire from the turf.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-08
POLO.
Great Neck Wins from Bryn Mawr Second
by Default.

The Bryn Mawr second team. OF Philadelphia
sent word yesterday to the Rockaway Hunting
Club. at Cedarhurst, Long Island. that 1t was
unable TO get its team together for the game. and
therefore Great Neck won the second match in
the Blizzard Cup series,
New-York tribune., 1903-07-08
sUPERBAs BEAT PITTsBURG 5 TO 2.
[BY rELEGRApH 10 THE rRIBUNz,I

I
Pittsburg July 1.-The Brooklyn team defeated
Pittsburg to-day by of to through the
errors of the home team and it's inability 70 hit
Jones. The visitors put UP a good game in the
field. Manager Hanlon said that Dick Hayden,
who was to play with the Superbas. refused to
leave Baltimore. The score:
New-York tribune., 1903-07-08
PLAY AT AMERICAN WHIST LEAGUE.

Detroit July Tn the American Whist League
play here to-day two preliminary rounds wera
played for the Hamilton Trophy. The third will
be played tomorrow. Following Thursday, the
semi finals will begin, and Friday the final
rounds will be played, to determine the winner Of
The tTCphY.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-08
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Hartford-Hartford. s; Springfield. g.
Hoyoke-Holyoke, B.; Meriden. 4.
At New-Haven-New-Haven. Z: New-L.ondon. ,
At Brldgeport-Norwieh. /; Bridgeport. !.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-08
RACE STEWARDS APPOINTED.

W. s. vosburgh has been appointed a steward
for the next meeting of the Metropolitan Jockey
Club at Jamaica, and Thomas Hitchcock, 1r.
steward for the Saratoga meeting.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-08
NEw.ENeLANp LEAGUE,

At Fall River-Fan River IL; HeverhiH. 10.
AT Nashua-Concord. 4: Nashua, g.
At Manchester-Lowel 3: Manchester !.
At -Bedtord-Lawrence s.; New-Bedford Clrst
gamel; Lawrence. &; New-Bedford. Uhrteen innings,
second game).
New-York tribune., 1903-07-08
WASHINGTON. 8: CLEVELAND. 4

At W9shIngton- r. n. 3.
washington ..--.O 1-o !
Battertes-orth and Kittrdge; porner and Bemis. A.
tendance. 1.I62-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-08

Earned run-Pittshurg / Two base hits-Sheck4rd.
DahIen, Beaumont Wagner. Three base hit-Sebrfng
Sacrifice htRchey. Stolen base-Sebring. First base
bals-On Jones' l. of Doheny, . Hit by pitched ball
Cesser. Sebring. Kruger Struck out-By Doheny O. by
Jones. Wild pitehes-Doheny. ?; Jones' L Time, 2;O5
Umptre-Johnstone.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-08
BIT. LOUIS. s: BOSTON. 2.

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New-York tribune., 1903-07-08
PHILADELPHIA. 9: CHICAGO. 8.

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