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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-16
ATLANTIC YACHT CLUB RACES END
The Vagabond Wins First Prize-Many
Compete in the Water Sports.

The Atlantic Yacht Club race week ended yester-
day with ladies race and water sports. For the
contest for the yachtswomen Commodore Robert b
Tod gave a silver platter first prize. The club
offered trophies for boats finishing in second and
third places corrected time. Sixteen craft
started and finished the contest. T. A. Vernon's
the Vagabond, sailed by the owners wife, first
prize. w. H. Chids's the Trouble sailed by Mrs.
NJ. Childs. captured second. and W. A. Barstow's
the Cockatoo, handled by Mrs Barstow. took third.
good sailing breeze from the southwest was
blowing when the boats to the line. All
started in one class time allowance The boats
started well punched They had run to Fort
Hamilton, reach to the Marine and Field Club
stake boat close reach to the spar buoy of Timer
Park and windward work home to the start off
Sea Gate. The course was covered once, an APP
proximate distance of three and three-quarter miles
The
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LAWN TENNIS.
Ldrned Beats r. f. Doherty an En-
MbitiOn Match at SOUTHAMPTON.

southampton, n. Y, Aug. 10 (SpeciaD-Closely
contested tennis marked the final rounds of the
unfinished matches of the tournament on the
courts of the Meadow Club to-day The mixed
doubles and an exhibition match In the singles
between the tall Englishman Reginald F. Doherty.
and William A. Larned divided the interest.
Much to the surprise of the gallery in the morn
ing the Doherty brothers and their partners were
defeated in the second round Of the mixed tourna-
ment. The Britons did not appear to act in con-
cert with the women experts. who were strongly
aggressive and ever ready to go to the net
The spirited and dashing work of Miss Holins
and Ollie Campbell completely overwhelmed Miss
Hiss and Reginald F. Doherty, as the score was
6-S Co. Miss Hollins and Campbell played the
record match of the day in the semi-final round,
in which it necessary to play thirty eight
games in two sets to decide the victory. Only the
steadness of Miss HoIins and the former ma
tional champion saved their side from defeat as
within stroke Of capturing the sets. The final
score was 10, lib.
Russell and Robert Huntington, O., IS.
Larned was in much better form than he had
been against the younger Doherty on the previous
day. and brought OFF his passing strokes with
cOnSummate skill and brilliancy. The match ended
in favor Of Larued, 6-3, O.. O. The summary:
Mixed doubles (second)-Miss PeH William j.
Clother defeated Miss Kobbe and Harry l. Doherty
Miss Hiss and Eegnsd r 96o5heT 60 Miss
Ford Huntington 6-2. rs.
Third round~iIss Pen and William j. Clothier de-
Miss Russell and Robert p Huntington defeated Miss
snG Ha9 aad F hny defeated Mss wmsrdh gaa aG
S Campbell Miss Kobbe and Edgar S leonard
fault; Mrs Hoadley and H. F. Mahony defeated Ollie s.
6a 4o and Mrs H &daasy and sson defeated
Miss J. Russell and R. p Huntington. Cd, -
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THE CAROLINA BEATS THE eA...

IBh IELEcRATH 10 THE TRIBUNE
Newport X l. Aug. l5.-'rhe race hetv,aar -,
SOiooters this afternoon won bv tho 'iie
II was sailed N strong southwest wind and DINA tbe
Reef Lightship and return a distance - ~ elton S
II was beat out. and back with sntr,d INES
lHs start was close, the barbara and tba -,l''9
Ina crossing with the gun the latter ha. 0aio
"naa~ard' and on the beat out she sr,,.,l9, ~
w wo t Up INTO the wind until at the shtshp she
hsh'shp was rounded at O'Clock ana 80. ! ne
0oals had squared away there We're several -, s-'e
matches but the Carolina would not let - iiiis
hat4 PASS her. When the boats got in m - oar
VIC is ntened considerably, and the ody the
nearly q minute in the lead. i'i1e she was
All The boats We're sailed by .heir
5APp5on q The Raccoon which was sailed WIN In
i'esH'aI9 Ronald The summary tstart 500 'iieo by
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The water sports in the afternoon wit
messed by a large crowd of spectators seated on
the boardwalk facing the basin. Eight contests
were held. including power launch and dingy
races. Money prizes were given to all save club
members or their sons. who received medals The
summary follows:
Launch 3s miIes-Won by Varuna, F. F. Ames
Corona Arthur F. Luke. and Taniwhe covered wrong
Single dingies. ! mile-Won by Ed AIbertson. Corona
Charles Holne Mira, second Loyal third Alex olsen
Vivian II. also started.
Double gigs, = mile-Atianric Yacht Club boat won
Loyal, second; Corona. third Thistle also started
Swimming race. yards (noviceb-NOn by HUDSON
Booth. r. $. r Anderson second; Walter :. Sinclair.
third. Henry Eagle also started
Potato race-Won by John Lake. Thistle; Lewis Nelson
Ondawa. second; Charles HoIme Mira, third. Albert
Young and John Matthews. Taniwha also started
Tub race for members sons-Won by Henry Eagle
Hudson Booth, second There hve other starters
Special swimming race-Won Albert Hyde. thistle;
Hudson Booth. second; John Lake Thistle. third
Walking creased pole-Won BY Albert Hyde, Thistle
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CYCLING.
Kramer OutrideS LazCS0n an Match
Race-WinS TzCO Heats.

Frank Kramer defeated liver Lawson in two out
Of the three heats at various distances in the &c. 900
match race Manhattan Beach yesterday. In
the first heat, at a third Of a mile. Lawson won
by a length and feet. Kramer got the pole
at the start. They loafed until the last then
Lawson, who was few feet behind. made sprint
inch by inch Kramer caught up to his rival, but
despite his efforts Lawson finished first by two
feet.
In the second heat. for a mile Lawson vainy
tried get behind Kramer, but unable 10
do so. Climbing the bank the started the
last lap without pace. Just Lawson had jumped
out in the one-third mile race, Kramer made
dash in the one-nile. taking the lead and winning
by two feet
The third heat was for a third of a mile After
a false start Lawson forced take the lead.
He started off at a lively pace when he found
that he could not hope 10 outmaneuvre his oppo-
nent Mounted high the bank, Lawson led
the final sprint. closely followed by Kramer.
Kramer slowly overhauled him, and when within
fifty feet from the finish the men were even but
Kramer drew away and won In a fine finish by
Marcus l. Hurley own the two-mile amateur
fessional race went 10 Floyd Mcfarland The
summaries:
Match race between Frank Kramer of East Orange.
liver First heat tone-third milel-won BY
Lawson; Kramer second. Time. 1865 Second
Third third mile)-Won BY Kramer: Lawson.
one-thrd mile national championship Carnateur)-won
by Marcus L Hurley. y. Y 4. c. John Hardegan.
., second; r Ernst. Rocheste.. third T Ellington.
Tvvo-rnie ma tonaI championship 'amatcur'-won by
Hardegan n 4. c. third: E J. guile. fourth Time.
Ten-mile professtonal-won BY Floyd Mcfarland. san
T c nbToo ne Island Third George 9nd o 1shn
New-Haven fourth Time 2S:s97s.
NeyHaven 600 yards oliver Dorlon Manhattan Beach
yards. third J. E Aehorn d5o Yards. fourth. Time
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SHOOTING.
State Match Won by Team of list
Regiment-74th Comes an Second.

Creedmoor. Long Island Aug. Is (speciaD-Ths
annual competition for the New-York State match
was won by the team of the list Regiment here to-
day The match was shot at 500 900 and 900 wards
open TO teams Of twelve men from each organiza-
ton. nve shots man at each distance. The
weather good. but conditions for long range.
shooting We're not of the best as the wind was
ehangeabie. The match proved to be interesting
The 18th Regiment OF Buffalo, surprised all OF
them by finishing very close second. The list
Regiment team won with score Of Ga to COZ for
the 74th. The winning team was coached bv lien
tenant Casey and Sergeant Doyle. who coached the
AIl-Amertca team at BiSley. The shooting was
under the supervision Of Colonel ". B. Thurston-
The results:
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CRICKET.
New-Jersey Wins from Brooklyn in MetrO~
politan Series-GoOd Bowling by Sailor.

Yesterdays cricket marked by close finishes.
well contested games and generally interesting
days sport. The chief match was played at Pros
pect Park where Brooklyn and New-Jersey had an
exciting struggle in the championship series OF thu
Metropolitan League. The last Jersey man was In
when the winning run was made.
Great credit is due to S. E G. Cook, a young
player Of sixteen. whose steady nerve at critical
moment enabled New-Jersey TO win by runs and
a wicket to spare. The main factor in the result
of the game. however. the aII-rOund play OF G.
H. Clarke who captured wickets for IA runs. and
played a most careful innings of .. The totals:
New-Jersey, "A for 8 wickets; Brooklyn. 6s.
G. Shaw performed a bowling feat in -
match played at Williamsbridge Friday. when.
playing for the steamship Etruua against the
steamship 8Iesaba. he captured four wickets In
consecutive balls, the first being caught and
the others clean bowed. The Etruria won tho
match by 80 runs The totals We're; Steamship
Mesaba. s.; Steamship Etruria. IS
The Brooklyn Clubs Association team played
Newark at Branch Brook. yesterday. and gained
an easy victory by IS and four wickets % spare.
F. o. Challenger and II. A Laurie made a good
stand for the winners with 80 and %. respectively.
The Backus brothers were the only men TO score
Newark 81 Brooklyn. 40 for six wickets
The Essex County team OF Newark. gave the
West Indians "A good fight at Prospect Park but
were defeated by , runs and WickeJs. The totals
were: Essex County, o. West Indians. 81 for
The Thistles played an eleven of the Kings Couu-
~ Club Prospect Park and won by u runs. and
5 wickets 10 spare G. NJ Anderson, for the win
County "a: Thistles. 50 for wickets-
The Branch Brook Club. leaders IN the race %
the New-YOTk Cricket Association. nad Paterson
as opponents AT Newark. and had little difficulty
in adding another victory 10 their list BY margin
OF IS runs. The totals We're Branch BfcoN 10
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BROOKLYN WINS DOUBLE HEADER.
Jones Shuts Out St. Louis in First Game
Jordan Plays Well at Second

The Brooklyn team won two victories from
ST. Louis at Washington Park yesterday. In the
first game Jones shut out the visitors by a score
of to 0, and allowed only seven scattered hits
The fielding on both sides in this game perfect
Dobbs. Doyle and Ritter each made three base
hit. RhOades batted for fourteen hits
In the second game Schmidt and Brown were
the pitchers Brown gave good exhibition, but
was unfortunate in having hits punched at crucial
times. Jordan covered second base in place OF
Flood, who was spiked in Fridays game. and he
made several sensational stops The scores:
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THE RECORDS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

The Giants lost to Cincinnati at the Polo
Grounds yesterday by the score of TO 3. McGin-
nifty put in the box and was hit freely. 1t was
in only one inning that the home team tailed. and
that was in the fifth when it made three
The visitors scored in the opening inning. making
one run. They followed with two in the
second inning. McGraw. the little manager of the
Giants. made some remark about the umpire. which
proved displeasing, and was ordered of the field.
The weather was perfect for the game. and big
crowd of spectators gathered to see the contest.
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POLO.
Rockaacay III Makes Big Score
against RumfOrd III.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE Tribune. J

Narragansett Pier. r. l.. Aug. 15-In One-sided
game Rockaway II defeated Rumford II in the
fourth game for the Point Judith cups by a score
Of % to Ia, one OF the largest scores made in
regular polo tOurna ment- This RuInfOrd II
first appearance in any tournament. and the team
played a weak game. The men were unable TO hit
the ball effectively to guide it properly Rock
away put up a good game. with fast riding and
clever driving.
Douglas at back had little to do. Dixon. Nc
Murtry and Babcock played like veterans and
made goal after goal BY handicap RumfOrd II
received two goals but lost q OF a goal by safety
and a foul On Monday Rockaway and Bryn Mawr
play the semi-fnals Tor the Point Judith cups The
lineup and
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BIG WINNINGS FOR THE FIGHTERS.
Jeffries Receives SS2,72s, and Corbett
s10e1O of the Gate Receipts.

san Francisco. Aug 15--Accordng 20 the official
count O6G9 persons saw the fight between COrbett
and Jenries. The gross receipts amounted 20
ss2 80 OF this the fighters received 20 per cent.
or Sss e2S which was divided IS per cent 70 the
winner and . per cent 10 the loser For his vic
tory Jeffries receives 2272S. and COrbett gets
$40 gi0
There was practically very little money bet on
The fight al the IOcal pOolrOms. The heaviest
money waEered was BY friends Of JefTries. who
came up fr Southern California see the
champion win. Nearly all the money went at the
odds OF to l in Jefries's favor. The betting pub
Lie had little confidence in COrbetts chances.
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BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB HOLDS Race

- ne brooklyn Yacht Club held races yesterday
III the series for cups offered by the ho.ra :.
governors. The larger classes started for So,
HOOK Bay where the night spent To-daI
The craft VIII return TO the clubhouse and -,
sonhurst For the series a special classt1cst,o,
,-as oeen ARRANGED Class A got away at s:a5 and
@aviota. owned by G. Curtis Gillespie Class u co.
away st 3:25. In II were the Bonito Hay,,ans
Bros; the Kangaroo. c. H. Humphreys. tba Do
nor tas. T. Atkinson. and he Bess sydney Go d
ne other boats went twice over the usiIaI 80 -
cation course. with marks Sea Gate Fort IIs
liton me Marine and Field Club and the 81 =.
me Brooklyn Yacht Club anchorage The sandpinSer
ana the Rascal were the winners A good brapSrr
ned throughout the contest from the sontSvsss,e
The summary: west
CLASS D-START
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THE LUCK PROVES HEB NAME TRUE

Long Branch N. J., Aug. Is (SpeciaD-Commo-
dore Arthur Byron's The Luck won the race this
afternoon for the Monmouth Yacht Club cups The
Luck crossed the line winner by eight seconds IN
a close and exciting race, and now leads in the
series by seven points This afternoons race was
the sixth OF the series and three are to be
sailed. This does not include a special race to be
sailed tomorrow afternoon. The corrected time OF
the yachts follows
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SHELTER ISLAND YACHT CLUB RACES

Shelter Island, Long Island, Aug. 15-The Shelter
Island Yacht Club held a series of races over the
cluos courses in Deerng Harbor to-day. The wind
blew from the southwest and held strong The
Olseau, handled by H. L. Maxwell got the windward
perth on the run home and in the slip class
oeIeaung the kalmia, of George Trowbridge Hollis
ter and the Empronzi. og Paul J. Rainey of the
Corlnthian Yacht Club of Philadelphia. The Glass
race was captured by Horace Keims Arrow
The summary:
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EREEaooTgRs WIN FROM RuMsoN.

Seabright. n. J.. Aug. Is (SpeciaD.-In the return
game between the FreeboOters and RumsOns this
Afternoon for the cups presented by Thomas Car
michael the FreebOters won by IA goals TO for
RumsOn. Irving Brokaw scored the four goals for
Rumsou, and Seward Carey scored two goals for
the winning team j. Craig Havemeyer two. and
Ross made the rest
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sLooP cLAss-srARr $40.
ARROW AND EMILIA WIN CONTESTS

The fourth special race for the Lighthouse Gun
was sailed over the club course of the Penatauuit
Corinthian Yacht Club yesterday in a southwest
breeze which varied to northwest In the SIoop
LASS A, T. R. Macy's Arrow won an easv victorY
The Emla won in the cruising class The sum
SLOOFS-Cl-ASS A. Corrected
owner H.
|N''"' l. H. Macy 23S 10
SLOOPS-CRUISING CLASS
NnJ+b Ialls 246:54
Lillian, S. F. Rothschild ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2S7.7S
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INVADERS FAIL TO TAKE CHANCE
Lose Game in Spite of Cleveland's Errors
Moore Pitches Good Ball
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE. ]

Cleveland, Aug. 15.-The Invaders lost to Cleve
land here to-day by score OF to 8. after receiv
ing every opportunity win. The team
down after this, however. and in the eighth and
ninth innings made a total of five But for
Moore's great work in the box New-York would
have made a much larger score. Flick and Abbott
the only to escape making errors. The
score:
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

DOUBLE HEADER FOR JERSEY CITY.
Jersey City both games of double header
with Rochester at Jersey City yesterday through
clever base running and timely batting Roches-
ter's errors were costly in the first game In the
second game Becker hit in the head by a bat
thrown in the air by Steelman. He received a bad
cut which required the services OF physician
Leary finished the game. The scores.
First game II
k Hsrfsy city ........d Is 8
Batteres-Merritt and McManus: Fertseh and Steel
second game z
Jersey .
Rochester ....-......0 -
Iiatteries-Thielman and Dillon. Lsary. Becker and
Steelulan.
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NEw-ENeLANo LEAGUE.

Al Haverhi.l-HaveThill. 5: Lawrence
At FaH Rver-Fau River =, New Bedford a fso-r.t..s
Al Manc chester Manchester Concord D faruf v-e,.
-oneoTd. = Manchester. tsecond gamer.
At L0weli-LOweIl. >; Nashua l.
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CONNECTICUT STATE LEAGUE

A. Haven-NeW-IIave Il: New-Lon5ou q
A. MeTiden-Meriden g. Springfield. 3
Al Hoyoke-Holyoke. =: Hartford tfrst camel. Fyol
yoke. Il; Hartford tsecond gamer 49,
At BridgepOrt-NOrNich A. Rrdgeuort II farqf -.-,.,
bridgeport, j; Norwich tsecond gaIneI
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STATE LEAGUE

2; Utica o (secOnd camel $500 @A'''-i'S.
Al cheneetady-Schenectady. .. Binghaunton o
At TrOy-Llion. 3: Troy. l.
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Wiltse invincihIe. In the second Mcmahon
pitched an excellent game and. but for errors.
would have shut out Newark The scores
First game r. H. e
Baltimore ...-.-...-.2 o ~ .
Newark .-.---..-..--0 IL
Batteries-witse and Robinson; Hesterfer. walsh
Spiesman-
Second game r. H. E
Baltimore ...-.......0 x-6 L
Newark o q
Bat'eries-McNiahOn and Robinson: Pardee and shea
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BASEBALL.
Cincinnati Defeats Giants-McGin-
Mtg Pitches an Poor Form.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL. LEAGUE.

Cincinnati s: New-York 3 Boston /; Pittsburg first
Brooklyn, Z; st. Louis. o. game).
first game Boston. $: Pittsburg 5 sec
Brooklyn, 4; Iouf I'll ond camel
second game).
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to-day. The wind strong at the beginning OF
the race but died toward the finish. Edgar
Scott's Bat. sailed by William Wright. won her
NTH victory. w. G. Allison the Indian,
second. The summary:
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FIRST GAME.

fagtleu H 1t. on
Ritter Stolen bases-stra4g 60. Debbs and smoot.
Farrell. Brain and Murphy First base on bals-On
Jones, 1: off RhOades, Z. Sacrifice hits-Burke and
Brain Hit by pitched bals-By Jones. l. by RhOades,
Struck out-By Jones, /. Passed ball-O'Neil Time
:46 Umpres-EuTst and Moran
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CLEVELAND.

Cleveland. !; New-York 5. Two base hts-BradIey.
Lajoie Flick. Sacrifice hitsBay. Griffith Conroy,
berfcld Stolen bases-KeeIer Conroy. Williams First
base bas-By Moore. q by Griffith. 2 Hit BY pitched
bal-By Moore / Left on bases-Cleyeland $: New
IL Struck Out-By Moore. 3: by Griffith. s. Wlld
pitches-Moore, =. Time. 1850. Umpire-sheridan At
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Summary-Goals earned-Rockaway. 30. Allowed by
handicap-Runf0rd, ,. by penalties-Rumford. q
for safety and foul Net score-ROckaway. 90 Rum
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wAsHINGToN. >: ST. LOUIS. /

r. II. e
waShington ~ go % Y Q
Batteries-punke and Kittrdge; Wright and Kahoe-
Attendance-l. 500
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Left bases-Cncinna 4; New-York 5. First base on
errors-Cincinnati .; New-Yor1. . First base balls
or Hahn. 4: Struck out-By Hahn A. by McGinnity g
run-Donlin. Three hit-Babb- Two base hits
-Beckley %, Donlin CO. PETIT Stolen base-Mertes
Wild pitch-Hahn. Umplre-Ensie Time OF game-2:OO
Attendance 20, SSS.
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PRovIpENcE- 5. BrFrAI.n- q
TORONTO WINS a DOUBLE HEADER.

Al Toronto-First r IT =
Toronto ...-.---o "a
M91treal ----.....l O-S q q
batteries-Nis and loft; Hemmins and Brennan
To SeG90d same Ri
Montreal 2di,aL -,,....-..-l o "a 8 =
hatteries-Bruce and Toft: Islyster and Brenr ~
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IT'S A SHAME =

IT'S A SHAME To DO 1T,
but AZ you do not want anything In the little
ndyerffs ements in the narrow columns to-
day. tear out the page for future needs.
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THE BAT WINS HER FIFTH VICTORY.

BY TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
Bar Harbor. Ne, Aug. 15.-The Saturday race OF
he Bar Harbor Shooters was bald IN the outer bay
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BOSTON. 6: DETROIT. ;

AT Detroit r. H E.
Boston ...-...--.-----2 i % % y ! Is IL o
Detroit ........--..--1 q 0-3 = 6
Hughes and stahl; Skopec and Mcclure.
fonda
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pHmApELPHIA. 5: cHIcAGo. l.

Chicago r. II Z
Philadelphia .........0 0 O-5 II
Batteriea-Plank and Powers Flaherty slattery.
Attendance
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&C III - anu NAOl dIA-
SECOND GAME.

Left on bases-BrookIyn. 8: Louis. hit
Donovan Stolen bases-Strang o. Schmidt. Donovan.
smoot. First base errors-Brooklyn. l: St Louis
First base bals-Oh Schmidt 3: OF Brown, 4. Sacrt
flee hit-Duneavy. 0ut-By Schmidt s. by Brown.
4. Time game-1:45. Umpires-Moran and Hurst At
5000.
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AMERICAN LEAGU

Cleveland, 6; New-York 5. Boston, 6: Detroit 3
Philadelphia, 5: Chicago l. Washington. Louis
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P1rTsBURG AND BOSTON BREAK EVEN.

At Boston-First game R. H z.
P Pn9rg ..-..-...c..9 o22SS@ 70 Q
Batteres-Leevsr and Phelps Williams and Moran.
Second game R. H. z.
Ptttsburg % II
Batteres-Pittenger and Dexter; Doheny and Smith.
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NEwARK LOSES TWO GAMES.

Baltimore. Aug. I5.-Baltimore defeated Newark
to-day in a double header. In the hrst game