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EVANSVILLE. Ind. Aug 2o.-Nearly s.
Oco people saw the races at the Spencer
county fair grounds at Rockport to-day.
The track record was broken in the fires
for-sll pace. Results:
PAS trot purse S1oo-Sam Chandler. won;
Red Robin. second: Theadosia, third; Dear
Boy. fourth Best time. 2:34.
Free-for-al pace, purse $15o-George :.
won; Joe Wheeler. second; Helen r., third.
Mabel Carter fourth. Best time. 2:19iz.
Four and one-hslf furlongs, running race
George Fadd, won; Terapa- second; Milk
Maid, third. Best time. o:5S.
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TT'f.N 10 AZ -.-O7fs ---5lfs ---AI.f
Mile run: purse sido: Widow McGoogan
first. Bulia second, Russell third. Time
1:49 1:52, 1:iSS4.
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GOLYOKE. Mass. Aug. .o.-Accordinz
to a telegram received to-day by Charles
Doble. the great PAGER Frank Yoakum.
winner of The 5000 Brighton stakes for 2:Io
PAGERS in New York. Tuesday. Is 20 change
owners for consideration of 12vo. and
will not be shipped To ReaGviile. DIR. Dcbie
understands that James Hanley. of Provi-
dence. r. l., is the man who has made the
offer.
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Minneapolis :. ......1 o o o o 0. O-l
Indianapolis ......S o o y 60
Two-base Hns-McIntyre. kim.
Bases on Ralis-Cn Mcdonald, 2; off
Eewlin, L.
Struck Out-By Mcdonald. 4; by New
lin. 3.
Sacrifice Hit-fox.
Stolen Bases-Martin, Spooner.
Hit by Pitched Ball-By Newlin, l.
Left on bases-Minneapolis. ); Indianapo-
lis E.
rmpire-Forem
Time-1.Jp.
Attendance-fa1
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After a topped drive for his start, Bcy-
eridge made the first hole in DOGGY, 4, went
out in 81 and ruined his chances for the
main cup by Z on the sixteenth hole by
an unfortunate brassey shot from bad lie,
totaling two strokes more than Bramston.
Blistering sun rays and fresh breeze
bothered some of the visitors. Captain
Low had 39+4-SS: Il. w. Leathart. ATE:
making 80 for the first nine. took Al to come
in. and III. &. r. Ellis, playing with r. h.
Mundy, turned in 70. Hanson. Alison ana
"a, "a, and IS respectively. Norman Hunter
played steadily. but was unable to run
down many long puts and got IS for the
first nine and 4G coming home. This total
of IS gave him third honors. Mansfield
Hunter turned the course in two 405
r. f. Muloy. who twice played against
the F;nglishmen at match play: made &C
Americans scores. g. Z. Clingman .otalcd
Bramston's Home Club at Winchester.
Eng will have the custody of the $500 main
cup for one year, when it will be returned
for annual competition at Homewood. The
other cup is the Britons personal property.
1t is not likely that any golfer will attempt
to equal Bramston's record with a gItta-
percha ball and the mark will stand inde-
finitely large crowd was out, but many
of the invited American golfers did not APP
pear and the days sport took on the nature
of an informal event. Captain Low and all
of his team left early in the evening for
their eastern itinerary fully satisfied that
the Glenview course was the best western
links they had played upon.
Miss Bessie Anthony and Miss Frances
Evcritt played the principal match in the
second round OF match play for the On
wentsia cup to-day, Miss Anthony winning
3 up, 3 Results In the other matches fol-
low:
Mrs. 4. T. II. Bower defeated Miss Eliza
beth Condor, up. J.
Miss Johnnie Carpenter defeated Miss
Marian Anthony, up, !, and Mrs. w. A
Alexander defeated Mrs. &. l.. Deering
1 up after "a stubborn contest.
Mrs Bower will meet Miss Anthony in
the semi-finals tomorrow and should she
continue her strong game the match should
be closely contested.
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SECOND GAME.
Score low Innings:

"Davis out, hit by batted ball.
*sBatted for Wolfe in ninth
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'Batted for Taylor in ninth.
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White. Odwell. Egan. Two-base hits-Geier
60. Kerwin (2). Fiournoy jackson. Chscn,
Brashear Home run-Fiournoy. Sacrifice
hfts-Huggins, Hart. White. Stolen bases
Shannon. S. Sullivan. Odwell. Bases on
balIs-On Egan. 2; off Chech. g Struck out
BY Egan: Jackson, shannon: by Chech:
Brashear OdwelI. White, Egan Wild
pitches-Egan. Chech. Passed ball-Sulli
van. Left on bases-St. Paul. 10; Louisville.
s. Time-1:50. Umpre-Haskell.
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MONTREAL. Aug. 9.-The Congress of
Chambers of Commerce of the British En-
pire to-day adopted resolution providing
that a recommendation be made TO his
Majestys government to appoint a COM
mission consisting of representatives of the
empire and the colonies To consider the
adoption of commercial policy within the
empire which shall materially strengthen
il and which shall be- based on the principle
OF mutual benefit. and by which the COM
ponents OF the British Empire shall receive
substantial dement's In trade.
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Runs-Schlafiey, Donahue CD, Wood CO..
Unsiaub. Hemphiil. viox (2), Bernard (2),
Smith. Childs CD. Bankenship CD. Schaub
Two-base hits-Ungiaub, Dunleavy Viox
Three-base hit-Schaub. Home runs-Don-
ahue. Unglaub. Bases on balls-On Hedges
- or Stimmel. ,: off Coughlin, l. Hit by
pitched ball-Schiafiey. Stolen bases
Bernard, Schalafiey. Smith %. Schaub,
Turne-- Sacrifice hits-Owens. ?. Struck
out--By Hedges. 2; by Stimmel. 5: by
coughiin, 2. Left on bases-Mlwaukee, 4;
Toledo. H. Cmpire-Mullane. Attendance
-f1e- Time-2:d5.
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Two winners at KinIoch Pari. Make
Fine Finishes.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. eo.-Little Scout. an
odds-on favorite, won the feature OF to-
days card at kinloch Park. Taby Tosa
second and Orris third. Little Scout got
away i'm the rear. where he lay. running
easily until the middle of the stretch. where
he came on. winning going away.
The best performance came in the fifth
race, seven furlongs, for two-year-olds.
Brancas. at to 5. won by neck. He got
away last. A. the quarter he was THIRD.
where he remained TO the sixteenth pole.
In the stretch he engaged Hugh MCGOWAN,
which had set the pace, and hard drive
ensued, Brancas getting TO the wire first.
Track fast Summary:
First Race-Six furlongs: Prince Herman.
102 (Sayers), - 10 l. won: Bisuka, lo0
CGeoi -e). 5 To 1, second; Howard p. 1oi
(Sheel in). 10 20 !. third. Time. l:l6.
Seccnd-Sevep furiongs; selling: Charles
G.. 100 tIIiggins)- to /. won: Eliza Cook
lO7 (Scully), Is to /, second; Reformer, loi
(Perkins). s to /. third. Time. l:2si2.
Third-Six furlongs-Moyle. los tF. Smith
u to 5. won: Wilhelmina. leo (Scullyp, -
to l. second; Rejoice. 10i CIV. Watson). 5
TO l. third. Time. It's
Fourth-AIile AID a sixteenth: handicap:
Little Scout, l07 (Saeehan). to 5. won:
Taby Tosa 1G5 Uouden), 10 i. second:
1:i7ik
Fifth-Seven furlongs: Branoas. l03 (Shec-
ham, to 5, won; Hugh McGowan, 100
(BridwelD ) TO !, second; Leech, IS &C.
Bonner). even. third Time, 1:ZSs4.
Sixth-Mile and seventy yards: selling:
Una Price, 107 If SMITH. to l. won: Var
ma Fonso, 9e (Shea), to /, second; Ben
Hampstead, 104 (McComas), Is to ], third.
Time, 1:47-
Kinloch entries for Friday:
First Race-Six and one-half furlongs,
selling: Nicerine, Burlap, "a; Detest, Goo
Goo, Larear. IS: Daisy. 100; Marchioness.
The Advocate, 1903; Miss Gould, Irene Nc,
1917; Tangent. los; Lacache, 100.
Second-Five and one-half furlongs: Al
legrette. %: Lord Hermence. los; Atlas, 100;
Mafalda. los; Wenerick, 10S; Falkland, lO4;
Ocyrohe, 103
Third-One and one-sixteenth miles. SELL
ing: Exapo, 81: Leon De, go; Daddy
Bender. IS; Dawson, Eugenia s.. Brown
vail. Benana. Kingstelle. 80: Whitmore. 100:
Eliza Dillon. 101; Gallanthus, Lu Cleveden,
DR.. Hart, Warner. 1903; Charles d.. los.
Fourth-Six furlongs. handicap Bustler.
50: Fenian, 90; DIR. Carletge. Old Stone. 80;
Magnolin, 102; Ben Adkins, 106; Rainland.
III.
Fifth-Mile and seventy yards: Hindy. s.:
Eva c.. Blanco. 80: Lasso, Menace, The
Four Hundred Doeskin, 100.
Sixth-One mile. selling: Lynch. 100; Ger
tain. Ill: Goldone. Aules. Macbeth. Kittie
Clyde. ia: Ladas, Charles Ramsey, 1l6;
Marcos, 1l1.
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Los ANGELES. Cal. Aug a0.-The Nation
al Association OF Beekeepers to-day elected
officers as follows. President. james v.
Harris Grand Junction. Col. vice presi-
dent. Charles Badant. Hamilton. H.: Sec
Rotary. George NJ Brodbeck Los Angeles.
Addresses were made by -. X. France OF
Wisconsin, and Homer y. Hyde. OF Texas.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky, Aug. @.-Hiram ].
Scoggan, the well-known turfman, died at
5:45 O'Clock this morning, at the residence
of his nephew, Mr.. Lon Jones' Death was
due to stomach trouble. The funeral will
take place some time tomorrow from the
residence, 929 Third avenue. The two best
horses owned by Mr.. Scoggan were Proctor
Knott and DR.. Rice.
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DAYTON. Aug. 2O.-Terre Haute won
from Dayton to-day in a game noted for
hard hitting. the former having the luck of
il all. Score
II III l.
DAYTON =. ......2 ! o 1 0-5 8 z
Terre Haute % O 1 / 3 s-14 I5 3
Batteries-MIllen and Fox; Reed and
Richardson.
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Runs-Strang, Jordan. Slagel. Left on
bases-Chicago. s; Brooklyn. Q. Two base
hits-Chance. Jordan. STOLEN bases-Kling
Dahlen, Jordan. Double plays-Tinker,
Evers and Chance; Dahlen Jordan and
Doyle. Bases on balis-On Reidy 1: off
Menefee, 3. Sacrifice hits-Chance HARDY
Dahlen, Reidy. Struck out-By Reidy 2:
by Menefee. /. Time-l:S Umpire-Moran.
Attendance 900
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ais ....iS rs % rs ? Totals .ia 1I.al M

Totals ....4S Is q Il Totals 40 1881 l6 4
sone out when the winning was scored.
ssBafted Cor Gibson in the hftn.
Score by innings:
Kansas city...1 . o flo
Columbus .....3 / ) D 0 0-9
Runs-Rothfuss ca. Grady Butler (2),
Lscwee, Frantz. Gibson. Knoll. Durham,
Arndt CO. Smith CD. Clingman CD, Bannon
Two-base hits-Rothfuss Gear. Lewee
Bannon- Sacrifice hits-Gear, Bannon Tur-
ner Clingman CD Stolen bases Rothfuss,
Arndt- Double plays-Gear TO Frantz:
Arndt 10 Roach; Raymer TO Clingman 10
Mellor. Bases on balls-0f Gibson. /: of
Durham 4: OF Dorner . Struck out-By
Gibson. ;: by Durham. 4; by McMskin. /;
by Dorner, J. Hit by pitched ball-By Nc
Maxim. l. Wild pitch-Durham. Left on
haseS-kansas City. 8: Columbus. g. Time
s'e:- umpire-Cunningham. Attendance
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Hughes Easy for Chicago.

CHICAGO, Aug. @.-Hughes was an easy
mark for the locals to-day i'm the four in
nings. while Altrock kept the hits off him
well scattered, excepting in inning
Freeman broke the ground record by land
Ing the first hit ever made over the score
board far out i'm right field. Attendance.
2.475. Score:
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VIII Try for a Worlds Record az the
Readvflle Track.

BOSTON, Aug. 2.-Secretary Jcwett OF
the New England Trotting Horse Breeders
Association. has perfected arrangements
with G. y. q. Billings. owner OF Lou Dillon,
by which the mare will be sent over the
ReadviIle track on Monday next to attempt
10 beat the worlds trotting record OF 2:o2i4.
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Runs-F,lick, Bay. Lajoie. Hickman, Benz
Is, kittridge. Two-base hits-Flick. Goch-
nauer. Three-base hits-Bay. Orth. sac
rifce hit-Bay. Stolen bases-Hickman.
Mccarthy Double plays-Lajoie. Goch-
nauer and Hickman; Mccormick Moran
and Clarke. Base balls-On Ortiz i
Hit by pitched ball-By Joss /. Left ON
bases-Cleveland. 6: Washington, = Struck
pire-Sheridan. Attendance. 12.227.
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Race L. AnnuIIed.

COPENHAGEN. Aug. 0.-The inferna-
tional cycling meeting was continued to-
day i'm the presence OF several members OF
the royal family. The two kiiometer anna
teur race was Won by Engelman, of Ger
many, bat the race was afterwards an.
nuled. because OF several protests.
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-. Paul Goes 10 Pieces.

ST. PAUL. Aug. e0.-St. Paul went to
pieces In the fourth to-day after two were
oat. s,nd Louisville mixed i'm enough hits
with the errors To score six runs and win
It's first game on the st. Paul grounds this
season- Attendance. 2.34s. Score:
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Big CROWD AT ELwOOD
THIRTY THOUSAND PEOPLE SEE THE
RACES At TIE LITTLE CITY.
slow Track and a Poor Card Cause
Disappointment-Ha Race
Results Elsewhere.


Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
ELWOOD. ind. Aug. 20-Thirty thou
sand people Witnessed the races at the iair
grounds to-day, tJt they were disappointed.
the track being slow and the horses show
ing little vim. The first two races were won
in straight heats. while The e:27 pace was all
Fandango after the second heat. The crowd
was the largest ever on the grounds The
only redeeming feature was the striking
finishes that were made i'm the pacing race.
when horses that were seemingly not in tho
winning would forge TO the front and take
the neat. Fred C. owned by Ray Carr. OK
RushvilIe. won the first two heats and was
favorite in the 2.27 pace. but went lame in
the third while taking fine lead down the
back stretch ana had TO he drawn. sum-
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MARION, Aug. 2o.-Marion took a double
header from South Bend to-day. Letchers
home run in the eleventh won the second
for Marion. Scores:
First game: r II L
Marion 49, 30 O O IS IL 9
South Bend 10 0 . o l 0 0--5 5 /
Batteries-McNeil and Herbert; Ferguson
and Tieman.
Second game: RHE
Marion - o o o AZ IS 1
S'th Bend..1 o @ o . 0 o 2-5 IL
Batteries-Frye and Herbert: Schafer and
Andrews.
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Philadelphia Plays Again.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 20.-To-day's
game was the first played by the home
club since the fatal accident at the National
League park on Aug. s. The game was
played on the American League grounds.
Inability to hit at the proper time was the
cause of the locals defeat by st. Louis. At
tendance O3g. Score:
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
GOSHEN. Ind. Aug. 20.-Goshen this
afternoon shut out the Milford Greys here
BY score of TO 0.
Hicks and Smith. of Fort Wayne. were
tie battery for the visitors and Alderman
and Witt for the locals.
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FORT WAYNE, Aug. 2O.-I

FORT WAYNE, Aug. a.-Fort Wayne
shut out Grand Rapids to-day by punching
hits. Score:
RHE
Fort Wayne 10 o = o o "a
Grand Rapids % 0 o o 90 6 o
Observation-Disclosures and Ostdeik; Farrell
and 0 Neil.
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sBatted for Hughes i'm fifth.
~sBatted for Winter i'm ninth.
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WHEELING. w. Va, Aug. 2O-Wheeling
took a double-header from Evansville to-
day. Smith and Miller puzzled the visitors,
while Wheeling hit Creek and Minor at
will. The second game was called i'm the
eighth inning to allow the Evansville team
to catch train. Scores:
First Game III +
Evansville :. 0 o 1-2
and Cross.
Second Game. r H T.
Wheeling $3.50 o o 4 o III Is o
Evansville 49,. q 0 0 Q O. 8 6
Batteries-Miller and Schriever; Creek and
Cross.
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SACGUS. Mass. Aug. 2o.-The races
scheduled for to-day at Old Saugus track
were postponed on account of the heavy
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FIRST GAME.

Runs-Barrett. McAllister CD. Two base
hit-Yeager. Three base hits-McAllster,
Sebold. Sacrifice hits-Yeager, Lush. Stoi-
en- bases-Crawford 90, McAllister, Hartsel.
Bases on balls-On Kissinger. 1; of Bender,
2. First base on errors-Detroit, 3; Phila-
delphia, ]. Left on bases-Detrot 9, Phila-
delphia g. Struck out-By kissinger, );
by Bender, 5. Double plays-I.ong and
Carr; Carr to McAllister to Carr. Passed
ball--Schreck 1. Wild pitch-Bender i.
Time-1:40. Umpire-O' Loughlin.
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BROOKLYN. Aug. 20-In a pitchers bat
tie between Reidy and Menefee Brooklyn
to-day defeated Chicago. The fielding on
both sides sharp and without a fault
Chance was put out of the game i'm the
eighth for disputing decision. Score:
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Totals ....3l III y IL 5
nnl nIlaL.II
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ALL RECORDS BROKEN
ENGLISHMAN DOES GREAT GOLFING
WITH GUTTA PERCHA BALL.
Wins Two Silver Cups-VisitOrs Leave
Chicago for the East-Miss An.
thony still Winning.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug. 90. A. T. Bran.
ston, premier gutta percha ball golfer Of
the Oxford-Cambridge golf team, celebrated
the last day of the Englishmen's Western
trip at the Homewood Country Clubs links
by winning two silver CUPS and breaking all
competition and practice records of the
course. He captured the trophies in the
first medal score event i'm which the Britons
have played since their arrival, with total
of seventy-five strokes, two strokes lower
than the second cup winning score of his
Oxonian team mate, III. W. Beverage, who
made seventy-seven. Several Chicago golf
ers who played in the competition made
good scores, but had little chance with the
best of the Britons. None of the latter
ever saw the Homewood course until to-
day, and they had to be coached TO keep
them from overplaying some holes.
Bramston's record was wonderful because
it was made with the hard ball. All the
other players used the rubber-cored ball.
A. j. Christie, the local professional held
the records, and Louis n. James and G..
+. Clingman tied this season with - for
the amateur record. Bramston's card, seven
under DOGGY, follows:
Out ................ 3 ) 3-37
In ................. 4-3S
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NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-New York and
Pittsburg split even to-day. The first game
was presented to New York by poor field
ing. In the first inning the home team
scored seven runs and Pittsburg made six
errors. The second game was won by Phil
lippfs good pitching. Scores:
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Make the Game n Farce

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Aug 20.-Milwaukee
defeated Toledo IN a farcial game to-day
by score of to S. Both teams tried to
throw the game away with many errors.
Score:
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Hat Out n Victory.

CLEVELAND, o., Aug. 2G.-Cleveland
batted out victory in the first inning,
Orth's triple saving Washington a sbutout.
Io,cay was childrens day, and 10000 boys
and girls were admitted free Score:
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2:l2 Pace; purse, $50:
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SECOND GAME,

TotaIs ga u q Is 4 Totals =. s.. 12.25 ]
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Runs = BOWerman, Beaumont, Clarke,
Wagner. Bransfeld. Left on bases-New
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DETROIT, Mich. Aug. 2e-The locals
won both games this afternoon. The first
was shut out for Kissinger, who pitched
splendid ball. The second game was close
until the eighth. With three on bases in
the ninth, Crawford batted in the winning
run. Attendance $3.50. Scores:
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Birmingham. ]: Atlanta. 4.
Birmingham, 4: Atlanta. ?.
Montgomery-N Nashville postponed.
Memphis. 8. Shreveport, ).
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rIRST GAME.

Runs-Wallace, Conroy, Keller CD, Elber-
field, Camel, Davis. Two-base hits-Friel,
Conroy, Williams. Three-base hit-Keeler.
Home run--Ganzel. Sacrifice hits-McFar-
land, Keeler. Dorble plays-Hiil, Friel and
Anderson; Griffith, Williams and Camel.
Bases on balls-On Powell, j; off Griffith. 1.
Struck out-By Powell. 4; by Griffith, 4.
Left on bases-St. Louis, 4; New York, Z.
Time-1:26. UmnIre-Pears
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fhe Indiananolis Iournal.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
EDINBURG. Ind, Aug. 0.-The second
day Of the Edinburg races opened this aft
ernoon, and by tickets sold at the gates il
is shown that over five thousand people
were present, making it the banner day
within the history of the association. Sum
ynoriac-
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Runs-Gleason Wolverton, Keister, Huls-
witt. Roth, Farrell, Dunleavy. Smoot,
base hits-FarreIl. Barclay CD. Keister.
Stolen bases-Dunleavy. Brain CD. Double
play-Brain. Hackett and Burke. Left on
bases-St. Louis. /; Philadelphia, 3. Base
on balls-Off Mitchell l. Hit by pitched
balI-Burke. Struck out-By Mcfarland 3;
b. Mitchell. ). Time-1:45. Umpire-Emslie.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 0.-The trotting races
scheduled for to-day Brighton Beach
were postponed on account OF the heavy
track
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KANSAS CITY, Aug. eo.-By punching
hits and playing a careful game Kansas
City won out in the eleventh on Grady's
single. with the bases full. Score:
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"Batted for Vail in ninth
Score by innings:
New York - o o , o s-l3
Pittsburg ......... o . o %
Runs-Browne, Bresnahan CD, McGann
CD. Mertes, Babb CD. Lauder. Dunn (2),
Bowerman, MathewsOn, Beaumont, Clarke,
Richie, Sebring, Phelps 62D. Left on bases
New York. 5; Pittsburg, IA. Two-base
hits-McGann. Browne, Bransfield, Clarke.
Stolen bases-Mertes, Babb, Bresnahan.
Sacrifice hit-Lauder. First base
rors-New York. 4; Pittsburg, 2. Bases on
balls-Om Mathewson. 2; off Doheny. /;
off Miller. 1. Hit by pitched ball-By
Mathewson, j; by Doheny, ]. Struck out
BY Mathewson. 1; by Doheny, 3; by Vail,
1. Wild pitch-Doheny. 2. Time-2:10. Um-
pires-O'Day and Hurst.
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RUN GOOD RACES.

son. Pat Harmon. los: Maggie Leeber. sun
ny Brook. Grangeman. Handwitch. l02.
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Rlns-Andersor, Wallace, Friel, Sugden,
Keller. CAMEL. Two-base hits-Andersons,
Mcfarland. Williams. Three-base hits
Wallace, SudhOm. Sacrifice hits-Burkett
keeler, Davis. Stolen base-Elberfeld Hit
by pitcher-By Petty, Keller Bases on
balis-On Suunof. . off Wolfe, 2. Struck
out-By Sudhcff, 5. Left on bases-St. Lou
IS. 3; New York. 10. Time-1:35. Umpire
Pears.
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EACH TAKES A GAME.
st. Louis Loses to New York in the
First hut Gets Revenge

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 20.-St. Louis split even
with New York, the visitors winning the
first game to / and losing the second
to .. Attendance, $500. Score:
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