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nftoen miles, inclusive. Former record for fifteen
miles. i8mnutes 10 as seconds held by Fournler
Ten miles for cars OF any motive power wei ghinR
under 1900 poundsWon by Jules SncholAes ~
Chishoims 10 horse power Dccauvllc. driven by
H. Page. second; George Paplon rs % horse power
Darracg. third J. l. Elalrs rs horse power Pan
hard. driven by Joseph Tracey, fourth. Time,
70 minutes So Is S.conds. Time by miles. Minute
- - seconds m nutes T. IS seconds, > minutes
81 5 seconds. minutes rs rs seconds. minutes
20 seconds q minutes % 40 seconds. minutes
81 5 seconds. minutes Il 9.5 seconds, ninntcs
~ seconds 10 minutes 81 ~ seconds. all new
records for this class OF machine.
Free for all. fifteen miles. for machines OF any
motive power and any weight. Oldhcld and La
Roche machines harrcd.Won by ]. II. ChishpmS
40, ,rse- power Decauvls: by one and one Third
second: Jules SnchJlle's 40 horsepower parracq.
third Time, 10 minutes 30 rs seconds. laplllOn's
time. Is minutes IL As seconds: Sincholles time.
10 minutes,
tween barney Oldncd's s0.horsc power 800 and
7. 4. VA Rochc's IS horse power DarrarQ --Pirst
heat-won by oldhcld, by a mile. Time. minutes
IS seconds: La Rochcs time. minutes IL iS
seconds. ol ihrla's time by miles. minute y ss
seconds; minutes u rs seconds; Q minutes II rs
scco1 Is: minutes II seconds; minutes y IS sec
oats IN W r'cDrls IRON standing start.l
Second Heat--W Won by oliheld. by mile and q
quarter. Tlm" minutes IS seconds. La Roche's
time, minutes IS seconds. oldneld's time by
miles. | minute 2 3-5 seconds: minutes; minutes
So 3-5 seconds: minutes 50 IS seconds; minutes
IS seconds all new rccords)
One-Mc fine Trlals--M. {. Herman's 7o-horse-
Slncholle's 3l-horse-power Darracd. minute is rs
seconds: John Wilkinson 3 10 horse power Frank
lin, minute 20 25 seconds: o. W. Brghts 90
horsepower Mercedes. minute is seconds:
rs seconds: II. Pages 40-horsc power De-
cauVie, minute Z I S seconds.
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finally decided 10 use Peruna and three
bottles OF it entirely CURED me. I gladly
recommend it TO others who are afflicted
as | have been. "--Grace Allyn.
Miss Helen Whitman, 3OS15 Grand Ave,
Milwaukee, Wis, writes:
"Therc Ia nothing like Psvuna for
that tired feeling. which gives you no
smbhion for work or Disy. Aher q
prolonged Illness. ab0nf year ago
felt unable 10 regain my health. Que
four bottles of Pesuns ~ sde q wonder.
fui change and restored me 10 perfect
heath. As Tong ~ you keep your
blood In good condition you arc M
right, snd Psruna seems 10 W dhe
veins with p1ro. heshhiul blood.
thoroughly endorse h."--Miss Hslen
Whisman.
Miss Jennie Driscoll, $40 Putnam Ave. ,
Brooklyn. N. Y, writes:
"N people knew how sffYcie nj Pesuna
was in The cure Of csssrrb. ihey would
nor hesitate 10 Try H. have all lho
tain i'm the world I'm % Is ID Cared me.
snd have never known of "a case when
fhs person was not Cared I'm q short
ums. - Jsnais DriseoH.
Each one Of these troubles and great
many more are simply catarrh-that Us.
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Al Chicago.

CHICAGO July 2s.--Lucieu Appleby. ridden BY
Jockey Wonicrly, COUPLED In the betting with
N trate as tn , i-,ell I,rz Entry Al held
At to in the betting won the Northern Handicap
at Hawt horne to day by nose In hcrce drive
First Race-Fiye and a half misunderstanding.
lot HrlgcZscn), 4 to I, won Miss Crawford. lW
IL. WILSON, = to S. second Buccanerr, ITO r. VIII
Nams) 0 TO T. third. Time, l0S. SaItc, Pat Ham
mon, Nettie Dutchman and Lord French also ran.
Second Rsr. iteep.e:hase-The sort course -
Cryion 1853 Owens. 10 2, won: indian w.. $50
(Houston) 7 TO q second: Arus. las tBrazlD, TO
third. Time. 2:54 rs, HhnaWce Slapdash and
Fae,la also ran.
Third Race One mile and quarter-Iuicen
app!eby. l07 tWonderyl. 10 l. won: Corqueror
IT, i0s (Henryl II to 2 second: Hargis los !Helg,f-
sem, II to TO- third. Time, POS l s. Nitrate. John
Mc(Surk and John Bright also ran
Fourth Race SIX furlonEs Aholn, os Knapp'
second: A. d. Gibson. 100 tAdklns, ato s; third
Time i:1s2S. Golden Ruiz. Crazades. John Peters.
Tapa, Emma A. M. Sylvia Talbot the Major ana
Fif,h Race-One mile and a half Hayward
Hunter l02 (Adk ns). q to S, won: Tompass. "
lKnapp, 10 to I, second: Little FIX 90 u. Booker
o to s, third Tine 2S7 as. Wing Dance. Queen
sixth Race One mile The Giver. i@ tWonderlyl ::
2 70 L. won: Rag Tag, i05 adkins, 3to l, second;
Paul Whaley, 1N lHenry). 0 70 l. third Time.
l:4O So Father Weather, Gallant. Bard Of Avon.
and Alum Water also ran.
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HMSM NW: ARksc0lk !

chronic inflammation OF the mucous lining
of whichever organ is affected. Any In
ternal remedy that will cure cstarrh In
one location will cure il in any other.
This is why Peruna has become so justly
famous in the cure Of female diseases.
10 cures catarrh wherever located, Its
cures remain. Per,ina does not palliate-
II cures.
lislf the Women Suffer With Catarrh.
Over half the women have oatarrh in
some form or another. And yet, prob
ably, not tenth of the women know that
their disease is catarrh, To distinguish
catarrh of various organs it has been named
very differently.
One woman has dyspepsia, another
bronchitis. another Brights disease, an
other liver complaint, another consump-
ton, another female complaint. These
women would be very much surprised
to hear that they are all suffering with
chronic catarrh But 1t is 80 neverthe-
ess.
II YOU do not derive prompt and salts.
factory results from the use of Peruna,
write at once to DR.. Hartman, giving a
full statement OF your case, and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable ad-
vice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman, President Of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio.
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At Fort Erie.

buffalo, July 25.-Thc Fort Erie Sclltn z Stakes
was won to-day by Little Boy, with Mrs. Frank
Foster, second.
First Race--Five and a half furlongs- Marshal
Ney ilg (Mndcr), Z to 10, won: lOlc. 10 tMunrOl,
10 O. second: ToOmsny l0s, IT. DEAN to J. third.
Tine. loO'k Lusly and sailor Lao also ran. Oh
Gallant, 90 lRomanelD. even. won; Wire ln, Ito
70 q; third; Time, l:sei' M.rrment' Hot.
Third Race--One mile and an eighth Harding.
100 CMlnderl. 4 70 s. won hummer II, 90 a. Walsii.
A 70 l. second Flora Wloughby. 0t tPlcrratp,
third. Time, t55'a. All Souls Allopath. Benckart
and dubious also ran.
Fourth Racc-Four and a half furlongs. Out
field 100 tRom8nellD. II to I. WOE; ST Noel. lOt
(Suvan) TO l. second: Brucevillc, 100 u. Miller.
is to l. third. Time. 0so'i. Scion Single. Row
land NJ. T. c. Scarborough, Weren't, Hermonr.
Two Penny. Wate,m Ion and Bombast also ran.
Fifth Race--The Fort Erie Statcs-Sx tur-
longs-Little Boy, ~ ID. Gilmore 10 won: Mrs.
Frank Foster i03 Forrest, 10 2 second; Sooth-
sayer 90 (AdaIns,. 8 TO l. third, Time, l:liai.
Arachue on the Quiet, Nell" Bawr, Khaki. Tax
Man. Louise Collier and CnS TX also ran
Sixth Pace--One mile Taala. 100 tMunrol.
q TO s. won: Fortunatus, o3 IN. Johnson. 3 TO l,
second Baird, los "a. HalD. 10 to 1. third: Time.
l:t2ii John J. Rcgan. Flaneur, Scortic and Chopin
Seventh Race-ouc llc--Crestfallcn. !O5 tMindeu
0 10 S, won: Flora Bright, OF tPlcrrato, 4 10
l. second: Brers, 81 IN. l3olandl. 10 TO !. third;
Time iIfi5. Col, Anderson. Graten, Clarena.
Rene, Jngler. EuclaIre. Hcrodcs and Double Dummy
also
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RACING ON OTHER TRACKS.
Al St. Louis.

ST LOUIS July 2s.--The feature event 10 day
faced tho gate with the Mulkey entry At odds on
out, With Ras dor winning by q length from his
stable companion, Croix dor.
First Race-Ftve and half hirionws-Ocyrohe
On (B1dweIN. s to 1. won: MAfada, 100 n. Auslrl
even second; ScAper 100 CTro1ler. 10 to 1, third.
Time lOoi4. Hugh McGowan. Mcndon. Sweet
Note and Wreath OF Ivy also ran;
Second RaneSiK nirOngs- Sid Silver, 1907 wat
som 10 TO I, won: Dolly Gray, los I'd. AUSTIN, 10
70 l. second; Mimo l07 (I.oudo1l, TO ?. third.
Time l.i5I4. william Sulzcr Swift Candle Bsuka
ioga Dotflc Sht lie. Pettijohn and Oh notz also ran
Third Rarc-Sx and half nlrlonGJ-John
Yerkss. ii2 rTroxler), IS TO s. won: Macbeth. ios
gam I 70 T. third. Time, l2ih. Aymer Bruce.
Weleslsy. kingstelie. Northern Spy. Roducsr
and Temptross ALSO ran.
Fourth Race--slx hiriongs -Bas d'Or. no tHiE-
gins, u s. won: Crox or. io1 tShsehan), second
Deutschland, ii5 Neiiy). 70 ). third Time
lia. Zir and Acting also ran.
Fifth R4cc-Qne mile and nxteonth-Lirht
Opera % Smith. 0 to 2. won; Lady Strsthmore.
i04 ~ AUSTIN. TO 2. second OYns. q tSheA). 10
1, thiri, Time. i:Ao Kenova and Tho Messenger
sixth Race--one milo and An eishsh--Josis r..
100 Smith, even. won: W. D. Gates, l06 tSheehAn
u 10 l. second: Tvcrnia. lO9 e. Austin 70 third
limo, 1877 Judge CAntrill and Linden Ella also
Seventh Racc--one mile and 10 yards--Tony
Looping. i07 tShea). 10 70 |, won: Eugonla s.. a
lBrdwsD. 9 10 4 Ssooad; Warner. 10 C1hsehanl,
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American Rinemen Cheered on Leaving
Bisley.

Special Cable DeSpafCh 70 THE Sun.
LONDON. July 25-The American rife
team which won the contest for the Palma
Trophy left Bisley this morning. They were
had assent led at the station, A band played
THE Star-Spangled Banner" .Yank ee Doodle"
and Aud Lang Syne" as the train pulled
out.
The team will sail for New York this evening
on tie Cunard Ii le steamship Lucania. The
London everiNg papers all bear testimony
TO the wonderful popularity of the members
OF the team during their stay at Bisley.
All OF the population OF the place that could
conveniently do so turned out this morning
to give them parting cheer and say fare
wall
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BOSTON "A. L.. Z: NEW YORK "a. M. s.

An array OF eytra-base hits. some of them
longer Than the Tail OF bur,Iiis comet. ny
lne BOSTON Americans brought oeleal 10 lhe
New foras yesterday AZ American Lsasus
PARK. Inc Boston sluSgiux was limited
only by the confines OF tne grounds, anu u
there had not been fences to stop the bail
IL would have been going yet. Tor the
strength and zeul which the American League
leaders put into thuir batting sent the vaii
crushing to the furtnermOst rlmparts time
and again. Inc New iOrRs bau u lead OF
but even then could not win. The deter
mined uphill and fart game that the BOstons
played was treat even TO those who were
roofing the other way,
after the second inning. In that inning they
made five runs on two bases on balls. Cancels
bunt. Parents tumble and clean singles by
O'Conndr Tannehill and COnroy. This looked
good--too good to be true. AS il turned out @.
A sorrowful awakening was in store Tor the
locpls. forebodins OF the dreadful things
Collins and Freeman peeled on shriekins
two-bagger. and the former scored. Athree-
Dagger by Collins in the fifth inning. which
hit the centre lid fence the 0theT side n Of
one more modern Atheniun was in.
After this the deiuge." muttrrsd Collins
as his hcnrtless Hub horde lined up for the
terialized and at New York's expense. There
was a two-bagscr by Buck" freeman. an
other rixht away BY Parent. :, then two outs
two-busger TO the right field fence by Dough;
erty, Four runs and New York relegated
TO tho rear WAS the gross damage:
Young went into the box for Boston In the
sixth inning and Chesbro for New York In
the seventh. Young shut New York out
but Chesbro was hit for four SAT ties and one
tally. In their half of the ninth the New
Yorks had two on buses and nobody out.
IL may have been deeply scientific for
Lefty" Davis to attempt to bunt with two
strikes on him. but viewed from common
sense standpoint 1t was foolish. Make or
break was the order at that juncture. Davis
hunted foul and was out on strikes. Follow
Ing this beautiful fzzle O'Connor forced Can
eel and I.achnnce ended the tension and game
by fine stop Of Bevllle's hot grounder over
first base.
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BEATEN by WARMERS TEAM.
Philadelphians 100 Runs Behind Mt Finlsh
OF Cricket Match.
Special coote Desnoieh 10 TIE SUN.

Special Cobie Despoich TO THE sun.
LONDON. July 2S-The cricket match be-
tween the Philadelphians and p. j. Warmers
team ended here to-day In victory for tho
home team by 1893 runs P. F. Warmers men,
who last night had lost four wickets for 1853
runs. increased this to 274 to-day before they
decided TO declare the innings closed with
nine wickets down.
Needing $50 runs to win. the Philadelphians
had hopeless task. but set about their
work in good style and after J; B. King had
batsmen all troubled the bOwlers not a little
The innings was over for 1873. or 100 runs
behind
The next match will be played at Brighton
on Monday against Sussex. tho County OF
Ranjitsinhji and C. b. Fry
p r. WARNPR's TEAM.
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August Belmont Back In Polo.

NEWPORT, July 25.There was, a practice
game of polo this afternoon at the grounds
possible 10 keep score. for the players were
constantly changing sizes and positions.
Among the participants was August Belmont.
first time Mr.. Belmont hos appeared on tho
polo field at Newport in ten years. Others
who were in the game were p. T. Collier,
Fred q. Havemeyer. Lawrence Waterbury,
Reginald Brooks. George Norman. Arthur
Burden and Peter d. Martin. Two periods
were played Mr. Uavcmnycr was thrown
from his nonv, hut was not hurt
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PHILADELPHIA IN. L., s; NEW YORK In Id 4.
PHILADELPHIA. July 25.-lt was u heart
disease finish to-day between the PhLladel-
phias and the New Yorks, and the Philadel-
to the good In the seventh inning, scoring two
runs on three singles. The visitors tied the
score In the ninth. Babb was hit on the
out single to right. Keister could not quite
reach tho ball and Mac tried to stretch the
hit into two bases. He was thrown out at
second. Dowerman batted for Gilbert and
his single scored Babb. Warner and McGin-
nit We're cas-! outs. With Doom and Fraser
out OF the way in the ninth Thomas was passed
TO first. He scored on Gleasoa's two-bagger
10 centre aud the game was over.
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Brooklyn F. CTS o 0 . o o o 0-sA 1
Little Falls........0 2 o Ia
Bait Lctner md Fleischman outwin and
Carroll
Al New Brunswlck.-New Brunswick 10: Central, 4
Al Atlantic Highlands. Atlantic Highlands II:
Long Branch. 4.
Al Red Bank Red Bank. Q: Ferehold. o.
Al Washln gton, N. J.-Washlngt0n, 4: North
Ends, !.
At Morristown -Pastime D. B. c.. 10; DurAnd
A. O.. 10.
Al Easton--Pottsville. 4; Ingersoll, O..
AT Plainncld Ais Club. IS: II pc Y. N. G. A.. o.
Al Scotch Plains Scotch Plains. q; 81. Mary.
Al Mniourn -Westrcld Z: Mlilbu ma
At Pennington--Pennington 4: trenton. g.
At FlciSchmanns-New Berlin, 0; NJ. A. C.. j.
N. A. Q. I: New Berlin, 0.
Al HlllsdaIe Man'r-Washington. 10: Williams
burgh. A, A., 7.
At Red Hook Red Hook, s; state Printers OF
Al Paterson Brooklyn +. c.. 8: Little Fslis.l
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West ern League.

Al omaha--omaha, 0; Milwaukee. B.
AZ Des hOlnes-Flrst gMno-Peona 8; Des
Moines, 6. Second game lies Moincs, o. Peoria, I.
a, Colorado Springs Colorado Springs. %;
AZ DenverFirst game--st. Joseph. 10; Denver,
S. Second gamc-St. Joseph. g. Denver. g.
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BOSTON In, L.. IS: BROOKLYN. io-sxcosp oAMx.
Totais"...lO Is "A 10
sBatted for Reidy In the sixth inning.

Boston .................3 o o s 0 o ia
Brookiyn..... "A I 800 DO
First base on errors--Boston. ?: Brooklyn, 2.
on halls-On Ptlts, I: on Pittengcr. I: on Redy I:
on Drcscher, g. Struck out-By Filtt, g. by Ores
cher o. by Pitte,eer. o. Home rin.-DObbs. Two
base hits -Tcnney. Ritter. Stanley. Sacrifice hit
Floot. Stolen bases-Doyle, Stanley %. Strang,
lav preacher. T. VIVID pitch Pi,,cnscT. Passed
ball--Moran. Umpire-JohnstOn. Time-2 hours
and 10 minutes. Attendance--4,s57.
CHICAGO IN. H.. O: CINCINNATI. s-rIRsr GAME
CHICAGO. July 2s.--Chicago and Cincinnati broke
even this afternoon on a double header. each club
having things all It's own way In the victory and
seeming 70 be hopelessly outcassed In the defeat.
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.Batted for Gilbert in the ninth.

two out when winning run was made.
Ph!la iclphla ........,.,.0 q 0'-5
New York..".....,...,.0 0 o 0 IA
on bases-New York. S: Philadelphia a. First
base on balls-On McGnnlty. 8: on Fraser, q
struck 0ut-By McGinnity, g. by Fraser. ?. Two
base hlt--til.ason. Sacrifice hts--McGann. McGn.
nifty. Thomas. Stolen bascs--Babb. Thomas,
Barry. Hit by pitchcr-"By Fraser. ]. Umpire
ance-4650.
BOSTON IN. L.. a. BROOKLYN. 3-FIRsr GAME.
BosToN. July 2s.--The BrOoklyns lost
both games Of the double header TO
to Boston this afternoon. To all appearances
fourth. although by a small lead OF three
runs, and were playing better ball. In tho
next three innings. however Boston. by a
rors ard three passes. drew four runs which
were enough To win.
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CINCINNATI.

Dated for Poole in the ninth inning.
Chicago ............l 1 q 0 o o "A
Flrs, base on errors-Chicago, /: Cincinnati, >.
Left on bases--Chicago. o. Cincinnati, Q. First
base on balls-On WelmeI, 3: on Lundgren. 1; on
/; by Poole, 2. Two base nits--Bergen. Seymour.
Casey, Chance ~. Eyers. Sacrifice hit.Jones.
Double play-Tinkcr Evcrs and Chance. Umpire
-O'Day. Time hour and so minutes.
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July "a lot q m9nsy was psr Ra1 ss
on tnS ~, Major MuscoVite was the favorite.
Su All the others carried considerable cash p ,yo
mont W won the second neal Sn s.S ,jPpsovb hs
~ s sdns for but 81 in the early selling no broke
nau kop ~ the boOGmakcrs by winning the race
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Two base hts-Cassidy ~. Woods Stolen bases
Cassidy Conn. Connor Armbrustcr Double
play-Syvester. Conner and Crisham. Base on
baiis-0I Thielnan, /; on YCrkes 4. Hit BY pitcher
bean, struck out-By 1hielman, 9: by Yerkes
a, Umpire shannon. Time hour and 30 min e
utes Attendance-SOO
NEWARK, (: WORCESTER.
The Ncwarks defeated the Worcesters yesterday
at Newark through Falkcnberg3 widncss and
errors by Shechan and Demontrevillc In the nrst
tnni
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WARRINGTON. 2: PHILADELPHIA ALI. 1.


Two base hits Pickering. Murphy: Three base
nee hits -Coughlin. Ryan. First base on errors
Philadelphia. ]: Washington. I. First base on
balls on 'vaddell. ?. Hit Dy pltcherBy Wadden.
/: by Dunklo. l. Struck out-By Dunkle. Z: by Wad-
uri., ~ Lult on bases Washington. 9: Philadel-
phIa 0. Cmpre-Hassctt. Ttmc-1 hour and 30
minutes. Attendance-2.u5.
CLEVELAND. I: ST. LOUIS "a. L).4
CLEVELAND, July 25.--Cleveland won this after
noon S game In the nrst Inning with two doubles
and two singles. Lajoles home run drive over the
left teld fence was the feature.
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brooklyn Amateur Association.
AT PROSPECT PARK

H. II. n.
rb.r,xlany.......5 2 | is 10 Q
pay Ridge A. G. o o o o o. 4
Ha,teries Clark. Spoir and Flanncry. Tierney
and Lee.
Cathedral Club ......l s o $40 0 73a 20 .
81 Inanph ,,........,O o DO y 10
'' pattsT woods, Grady and Bracken Lyckdike,
Drew anu Mclaughlin,
D RH.B
e. .gncs MO o 2 o o. $40 0
batteries -Brunnemer and Paasch Malone and
C. Mastcrson.
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American Association.

At Milwaukee Milwaukee, 7: Toledo, o,
At Kansas city Kansas City. 10; Columbus, 4.
At MinncapOlls-lnd Indianapolis. 10; Minneapolis. l.
Al ST Poul-St Paul. D: Louisville. D.
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c,ssArI. 9: CHICAGO IN. L.. s-sEcoND GAME.

bnscs-Chicago. Is: Cincinnati. 8. First base on
balls--on Menefee. ?; on Harper. 9; Struck out
PeitE. Tvs base hits Harper. Donlln, Doan.
ZONES Raub. Sacrifice hit-harey. Stolen bases
feidt. Hi by pitcher-By Harper. 2. Umpire
O'Day. T1me-2 hours. Attendance--l0OO 900
ct. LOUIS IN L.l. a. pITrssURo, 9.
pIrrspuRo, July 2S.The Pittsburrs lost TO day
to ST. Louis because they were outpIayed In every
TenartInent OF the game Lever was sent to tlr
woods in three innings and Wilhelm. who replaced
hard
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PIrThpURu.

Two base hit Farrell. Three base htS-Far-
~, ~ sacrince hits-Do Mont. Ryan. Stolen
ha.es, Barclay. Burke, Double plays-De Mont.
Farrell and Hacke,t Hacketi hn.-ss: ed Burke and
nae nsa9 on baiis-6r Dunleavy. .; oil ",nelm, 5,
struck out--Dy Wilhelm p by Dunleavy.S. Umpire
Moran Time hours and 10 minutes At
tendanco--b6l2.
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80 to l. third. Time, 1913. Ida Penzance. Little
Piorce j., Lunar ami Brown Vail also ran.
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Eastern League.
STANDING or THE CLUBS
SET CITY. Q: PROVIDENCE. ?

JERSEY CITY. o. PROVIDENCE. -
PROMINENCE. July 2S.-Thc third game OF the
Jersey CITY series was won by the visitors although
cha rnly nlaycd on botn sides.
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Three Favorites Win at Old sausus.

BOSTON July ?5.-Iou Mcdonald plotted two of
the winners at 70 days racing over the Old SauSus
trscu OF the four favOritcs. three were success
III In bringing home the big end OF the money.
+, .sIr a. unset the talent In the 2: D trOt
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First base on errOr--BUston. Ieft on bases-
Boston. I; Brooklyn, ,. First base on bes--or
Malarkey. ]; of Garvin. T.: Struck out-By Ma
iccho. Dobbs, Aubrey. Sacrifice hit-Garwn.
Double plays-Strang,. Flood and Doyle: Flood.
/. Wild pitches-- Gnrytn, D. Passed balls Moran.
g. Umpire --,Johnstono. T1me-l hour and 81
minutes.
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AT BUFFALO.
New York state League.

At Sacandaga Park-First game--Utica. 8: A..
]. q e. 4 Second game-litica, 1: 4. J. q g o
AZ rroy-Troy 7: Syracuse. o.
AZ Albany-Albany. 4: Blnghamton. ..
At Schenectady-Schen o: lion, O.
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Baseball Games To-day.

AMERICAN LEAGUE,
Cleveland at ST. Louis; Detroit at Chicago.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
ST. Louis AT Chicago; Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
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Baseball To day. $50 p. NJ, at tho Skelly Grounds,
Brooklyn Skolys va. Cuban X'Oianss.-A9v.
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Detroit ..,.,,...,....i 0 90 I %
Three base htBuelow. Sacrifice hits.-LuSh.
Carr. Jones. Thnnrhll Ms9oon. Stolen bases
YeaRer Callahan ~; lsbell. First base on balls
on Ktson, q OF White. ,. First base on errors
Detroit. 1: Chicago, l. Len on bascs--Dctroit, 7.
Chicago, 0. Struck out--By Kitson, 3: by White
s: by Flnhcrty. /. Double pays-Smith Carr and
Long: Tannchill and lsbcl Umpire Connolly
Time hours and 10 minutes. Attendance ,6ps.
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7: ST. LOUIS "a. u,

Two base hlts-Bsy (2l, Lsjoe. Three base hit
Hickman. Home rln-LAJolc. First base on cr-
roTs-St Louis, s. First base on balls-of Pearson.
3; on Powell. 1. Struck out-By Pearson. o: by
Powell T. Sacrifice hts-LaJoie, Sugden. Stolen
bases Bay. Bradley, Double pay-Frlel and Sug
den, Left on bases Cleveland, 9; 81. Louis: 9.
wild pitch-Powcll. Hit BY pltcher-By Powell, 2.
Umpire o Lnughln. Tlme-l hour and "a minutes
Attendance-9,4T.
CHICAGO "a. LIZ, 8; DETROIT. L.
DETROIT July 25-Chicag0 broke It's streak OF
bad luck TO day, defeating Detroit In an cratic