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BRIGHTON TURF GOSSIP.
A killing with Joe Lesser in the Last race
Prevented.

What was intended to be ono OF the biggest
killings Of the year was prevented In the last
race yesterday because it was impossible to
secure license for IA jockey H. d. Beams
brought the five ear-old gelding Joe Lesser
East. together with his Jockey. Sammy Vain.
wright Beams and his friends expected
to get 100 to here and they had several
thousands of dollars to bet. But when It
was found that there was not time to get
license for the boy 1t was decided to scratch
the geding,
When Thistle Heather won the first race
yesterday, Albert Slmons. who ran second
and got her. Not long afterward Simo4s
refused an offer of $500 for the illly. made
by II II McCarter Potter, the owner OF her
sire, Knight of the Thistle, who is standing
at Pequest Stud over In New Jersey
Two of Lamplighters get stamping Ground
and Nevermore. won mt Brighton yesterday,
Birch Broom was brought from the train at
Jersey City to the track in a horse ambulance
in order to avoid stones.
NJ 4. Dwyer has turned all OF his horses
over to the Hampton Stable. owned by his
son, C. r Dwyer and S. Demel. The famous
plunger has virtually quit the turf although
he will continue to be daily visitor TO the
track
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LAWN TENNIS.
English Team in Practice ON LOn9wood
Conrts--!rOurnament Play.

BosToN July 23.--0n account of the heavy
thunder showers this afternoon little progress
was made in the Lonswood tennis tourna-
ment to-day. Nearly all of the first round
matches in the handicap singles were finished
and FIVE contests in the Eastern doubles
were finished The fourth round OF the
Longwood sin giles will not be played until
Friday afternoon.
The Doherty Brothers and Harold 8. Ma
honey the English team. who are to play
in the international tournament for the Davis
cup, arrived here to-day. This afternoon
they visited the Longwood courts and all
played practice matches. The Dohertys
appeared TO be in excellent form despite their
trip across and gave good ex hibition. IL. s.
Mahnney will participate in the Nahant
tournament next week. but the Dohcrtys will
not play through any competition before
the Internationas. which are to be held dur
ing the first week in August.
One OF the best matches In the Eastern
doubles to-day was between +. W Leonard
and l. {. Wright and W. C: Grant and r.
Leroy the former team winning by the scores
Allen won from h. bishop and C. Il. Cole in
straight sets.
f. f' e. LeonSrd and + e Whit defeated \ e
Gran, and Leroy "a p!t o. anE p L. Gns
feated A F. Fuller and 6. H. Nettleton; 81. "a
20. a. !: r. NJ. Miles. Jr, and G, F. Watson; "
defeated c Frothing and c; N, kotch, %. So
a 9: X j. Holt and p. F. Merrill defeated y. 5,
PIER and r. c Seaver ga, "a, &c, l2- TO- 8--4.
Handicap Sngles-First round A. NJ Harlow,
s. is. defeated F.. V. Henderson, IS 10. by de-
Jr. is ia. 8 !. ga. g. o. g, II. Cox. ,Jr,, Sc IS,
defeated R. Leroy. scratch; by default; a. SnI
man SO, l5 defeated F. /. Beard r. y 10 ss.
yard is, SO, Is o. S L BGals So 10; de ,
go defeated a D Roth A 10 Sal pai,s S-S; ~ g.
:, S. q ,; NJ Roth SO is, defeated A Goldman,
scratch by default; c y. Moulton, is 40, defeated
F Il Rowland. 90 IS, by default; \. W Cabot.
2B 10 defeated K c. Scaver, scratch. by defanlt;
r. Bishop 40 Is, defeated n. NJ Miles, Jr, 2e
is by defsult G H. Stacrl, Is g. defeated ]. r.
Cummings is 4 a. by default ". l.. Jennings, g IS.
defeated c, l.. Cole. SO IS, 81, 81 +. Bradley.
80 IS defeated u, p Rhodes. Is ] g. IS, 6us.
a. {. r Watson. jr,. scratch, defeated \. W
Lincoln is 80 8--2, "a H. W. Robinson. Is 9,
defeated F. s. Blodgett, Is. i8. 90, o.; c F.
Kimban 10 40 defeated J. W. Spring. SO 10, D.
a l. " H. Abbott. 10 8, defented 4. c: Butler,
is as 4-S - I; l.. T. Wallis, 40 l5 defeated
o. Lomasney 10 90 O. l. O. T. c. b. wilbur. "a
is defeated ii. j. Holt, o l5 1912. o., 10.
Second Round.-N. ". Cabot, 20 10. defeated
c r Mouton Is 40. al, s-3; ID. w. Lincoln
ga is defeated II. F. Cole, is 8 "a, o., Sc D.
F Jones 80 Is. defeated c. C. Miller: 10 g. 60.
& 2;F V Chapman, rs go, defeated A NJ Harlow.
e-1 G-t
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Al II. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, July 23.-.Mag Nolln. at TO l. won the
feature event TO day in handy fashion from Check
Morgan, while Matnda was n poor third Wreath
OF Ivy. IN" second choice, was In the rIick
First Race-Slx furlongs Dotie Shute, iO7
(TroElcr, 2 to /. won: Kitty Gut Dash, 1906 ID,
fIaln to L. second; Sister Lillian, Us % AUSTIN.
10 70 l. third, Time, l;i0,?, Catana. harpillthe:
Bruce and Evening News also ran.
ScconG Race--Five and n half furongs--Ta TAX alon,
100 ID IInln. even, won; IngDlthrft, 103 "a. W.
Booker Nto l. second: Lord Hermcncc, iC3 tSmlth,
O to t. third Time I0ssi, Ben Adkins, MaIrase,
Bugcr. Major Carpenter, Matt Wadleish, Mizzcn-
m lSt, Lustlg and MiRrk also ran.
Third Racc-Sevcn furon9s-- Hobart. ITO I'd.
AUSTIN. 80 to I. won; Montana pecrcss OS tShcal
3 to q second; Tioga, 100 d3reedcn, to 1, third.
Time l20,a, Lynch, Sweet Dream, Orleans and
Jack McGlmm alNo ran,
Fourth Racr--Tivr and a half iurlongs- Mag
Nollu lis a, W. Booker ITO |. won: Check Morgan.
li5 az. AUSTIN, 10 10 J.. second Mafalda. ils tTroS
ler, 3 to s, third Time, ITO. Wreath OF Ivy.
Bride and Mildred L. also ran,
Filth Race Ouc mile md 70 yards Malstrr,
100 Higgins, 3 TO l. won; Kcnova, a1 tBrldcwcln
II to g. second: Lady Strnthmore, lo7 tTroxlen.
7 to g. third, Time, l47i. Edgardo also ran.
sixth Race mile and m clghth--Lasso, iob
tBonncr), s to T. won; Kinloch Park, ITO ID. Hall
10 to /. second Iandoln 1903 ~. AUSTIN 10 TO 8,
third. Time. 1909. Kings Pet HegiTa, Murmur,
BGronet and Fathos also ran,
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IN THE BASEBALL WORLD.
NEW YORK AMERICANS BREAK
EVEN WITH BOSTON.

Pitcher behring's Debut with the Locals
q Success-DetrOits Shut out ChlcagOs
and Tie Grinith's Philadelphia
and Cleyelands Win-Othor Games.
The New Yorks lost their FIRST game with
Boston yesterday and won the second. Tho
Detroits shut out Chicago. making the former
a tie with New York for fourth place. Cleve-
land goose-egged st. Louis. and Philadelphia
beat Washington Results:
Boston, q; New York. First game.
New York, 4: Boston. 2-Second game.
Detroit, 8: Chicago, D.
Cleveland, ?: st. Louis. 0.
Philadelphia. II; Washington. g.
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Local Cricket News.

Teams Of the Kings County and Brooklyn
cricket clubs engaged in A friendly contest
won the game by 70 runs. The batting Of
A. Nugent.. who hit vigorously for 81. and the
bowling OF @. W. Barnes. who ca ptured o
In the result. For Brooklyn Il. Tattersall
obtained top score with ~. while D, Birkett
did the best bowling. The score: Kin q
County, 100; Brooklyn. 81.
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NEW YORK IN. L., s: PHILADELPHIA IN. L.. I.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2S Miller came with
in a hair Of shutting out Philadelphia this
afternoon; The saving run coming in the
hit to Babb The fielding OF the New Workers
was faultless and that Of tine Phtladelphias
almost So Tho difference In the effectiveness
tide in favor OF the visitors 'f Two bases on
balls. an out and u wild throw by Mitchell
gave New York a run In the first, and Oil
the ana sTb Mertes made he
round trip on a drive over the right field
wall. Singles by. Bsbb. Gilbert, Warner and
Browne produced two in the ninth.
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Young Corbett's Fight With Tommy
Sullivan Post pOned.

Young Corbett will not meet Tommy
Sullivan before the West End A G. st Louis.
on July 30 The mill has been postponed
pion more time in which to train Corbctt
Is not in tho best of trim and has asked the
club TO defer the battle sullivan is trGinlng
sports believe that sullivan will give Corhctt
tie fight of his life when they have IL out
sullivan, who is a Brooklyn boy, fights q,
the same order as Corbett, and ia also SUN
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PHILADELPHIA "a. L3. ii: WASHINGTON, =
WARRINGTON.

First base on errors Washing ton I. Philadelphia.
. Left on bases Washington, 5: Philadelphia, l.
First base on balls or Waddell. 3; on Patten, l.
Struck out,By Waddell, o. by Patten, 2, Home
Cross, Davis, Murphy. Pickering Sclbach. Lee.
Two base hits Kittredgc Hoffman. Sacrifice hit
Murphy St0lel bases pckcrlng w. Powers.
Double plays Mccormick Robinson and bril- lal;
Drill and Mccormick: l., Cross and Powers Wild
pitches Waddcl 2. Umpire-Hasset, Time
hour and 40 minutes. Attendance-25i.
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rrot,,nx and Pacing at Rochester.

prevailed AT Crlttendcn Park to day, Mary Many.
owned by II. +. Feclcy OF Brooklyn, reared while
and fell backward she struck her head heavily
and a veterinary pronounced her brain Affected and
said that she would have to b. shot ne race wa,
Syracuse. ". McFarlandS bay horse !! T.. Wash
burn won the 2li class pace. Comet Whites was
driven to victory IN straight heats summary
2:lO class. pacing, purse, $500
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Racc-For maidens one mile and six
SARATOGA HANDICAP WEIGHTS.
McChesney and Waterboy Head the List
with lIJ Pounds Each.

W. s. vosburgh announced yesterday the
weights for the $4,000 Saratoga Handicap,
at mile and quarter. TO be run at the Spa
week from next Monday. McChesney
and Waterboy have received top weight.
,o7 pounds each. Hermis and Advance
Guard are placed on even terms with j23
Gunare ia asked, 10 pick up 1922. Mr.. vQs-
burch has placed llo pounds on Africandec
with iis, too. Golden Maxim and Savable
have III and 49, respectively. The weights
fpnN
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Left on bnscs-New York. Q: Philadelphia, T.
First base on balls-On Mitchell. 3: OF Miller, L.
Struck out-By Mitchell. g.. Home run--Mcrtcs
Thrce base hit. Gleason. Two base hit-Miller
Sacrifice hits-McGann. Gleason. Stolen base
Browne. Double pays--Hulswitt and Gleason
Bibb. Gilbert and McGann. Hit by pitcher.
Mitchell, 2. Umpire Emslie. Time hour and
A minutes Attendancc-l.s70
CHICAGO IN. LD. s: CINCINNATI.
CHICAGO. July 3-Clncinnati presented patch =
work inneld to day. and the Cubs laid down hunts
and short singles almost at WILL But for reckless
base running resulting In many men being caught
between the bases. the score would have been much
larger.
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Boston at New York; Philadelphia At Washing
ton; Chicago at Detroit: st, Louis at Cleveland
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York at Philadelphia: Brooklyn az Boston
Sc. Louis at Pttsburg; Cincinnati at Chicago.
EASTERN LRAoUE.
Jersey City at Providence Worcester at Newark
Toronto at Buffalo: Rochester at Baltimore.
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New York state League.

AT Troy-Flrst game-Troy. I: Blnghamton.
Second Eame-Troy @. Rlnghamton. g.
Al Schenectady game Schenectady,
Utica. 2. Second game Schenectady. L. Utica,
At Albany-First mc--Syracuse. s: Albany,
Second gamc-Albany, o. Syracuse. I.
At Sacandaga Park First ghme--A. J. Il G.,
Yiion. i. Second game--.A. j. & G., ?; lion. o,
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West ern League.

Az Des Moines-FTst game-Des Moines 2: Mi
waukcc. I. Second gamc--Dcs Moncs, l: NIL
waukee. o.
At Omaha-Omaha. IL: Peoria. l..
Al Colorado Spnngs-St. Joe, 81 Colorado
Springs. 2
Al Denver Kansas City. 8: Denver. l.
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CHICAGO


First base on errors-Chlcago. I; Cincinnati. 2.
Left on bases Chicago, 7: Cincinnati. s. Double
plays-Sutthof and Bccklcy: Donlin and Stein
Pei II, FvciS unaSslscdl Evcrs, Tinker and Chance.
Three base hit King Sacrifice hits-~Cascy. w:
Killing Stolen bases Chance. Donlin. Kelley.
First base on balls on Sutthon. ,. Struck out
BY Wckcrs =. Umpire -oDay. Time hour
and % minutes.
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American Association.

AT Kansas C,ty--Elrst game Kansas City s.
Toledo. 2, second game Kansas City, is; Toledo, o.
AZ Milwaukee Columbus. 4: Milwaukee, g.
Al Minneapolis Louisville. :; Minneapolis I.
At st. Paul-St. Paul. 10; Indianapolis, B.
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Two base hits iaIligan, Cassidy. Mccormick.
Wagner. Three base hit -Doolln, Stolen bases
Cassidy. Crishaln. Common Sacrifice hit--Halli-
gan. Double plays ranmcr bean and Cassidy:
Bean. Doolin and Cassidy ~. Wagner and Stat
ford. First base on balls on Viau, 2 Hit. by
pitcher-.By vlau, g. Struck ny Pfanmller
;: by Viau Umpire shannon. Timei hour
and 10 minutes.
NEWARK. 5; woRcEsTKR, :?
Az Newark yesterday LuySter. a former Y. NJ
c. A pitcher of Elizabeth, was pitted against the
Newarks ny the Worces,crs Hc did all right until
the sixth inning when the locals began 10 bunt
and sent hi m clear up In the air
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BOSTON "a. L. Q: NEW YORK "A. LII l.--FIKsT
GAME,

BOSTON VA. IL, ~ o, NEW lpHh Va ~ " - E'ASH
GAME.
The Boston Americans have been playing
the fastest ball in the country OF late. but
although some of their play yesterday az
American League Park was OF the nonpareil
brand they gave the New Yorks no better
than they were forced to receive. The B0s-
tons won the first game and the New Y orks
the second. There were vigor and nerve IN
each game. The first was the more one-sidedi
but the one-sided phase did not come until
IL was nearly over, and most Of the time there
was an equally rosy outlook for each side.
The first game was one more boulder IN
the rocky road which pitcher Chesbro has
travelled since joining the American League.
Chesbro was power In the first four innings.
but the Bostons began hitting him In the
fifth. and with one exception there was no
surcease in their free demolition OF the Ches-
bro curves until the finish. They closed with
an outburst OF four hits in the ninth-two
singles and two doubles. Up to that time
the New orks had a chance, as they were
only one run in arrears, but the Boston squirt
in the stretch finished them.
CHESHIRE batted in New York's only run.
He followed Cancels two-bagger with
liner over second. An going out and none
coming in, was the burden of Capt. Grffith's
song in the other innlngs Cy Young meta
morphosed the New York batters into
automatons when anybody was on base
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Eastern League.

JERSEY CITY 49, PROVIDENCE ?.
PROVIDENCE, July % The second inning was
bad one for the home team TO day, Two batters
hit triple and five singles. combined With Girls
hams wild throw TO third counted for eight runs.
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GLENs FALLS. July - The races we're again
postponed To day on account of rain.
BOSTON, July - The Hight harness races at
OF rain to day. .
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NEW YORK "a. - 4; BOSTON "a. lib ,
SECOND GAME.

The second game introduced the new
pitcher, DeerinR and his pitching was mas
terly. He also folded his position few de-
grees fine Also az flelders shone the Water
boys of the diamond. Parent aud Ferris the
MIN best pair in baseball and pair that works
together in the smoothest unison When
Parent was not going all oyer the field after
ground hits and getting them, Ferris was.
The twain are the nearest approach to
perpetual motion Likewise Elberfeld played
capable game at short. Willie Keller caught
a hy while iammed into the fence. and McFar-
land was sterling performer in the outer
meadow
The Bostons scored first. Williams FUN
bled Parents grounder. Lachance sacrificed,
and Ferris doubled to right. Conrov started
things going for New York by hitting safely
in the sixth inning He stole second but did
not tarry at that isle OF safety. "a Stahl over
threw. Conroy going to third Futz punched
the ball hard to centre and Conroy came in
Tho New orks broke up Roston's game for
good in the eighth Inning, The prelude 70
scoring medley vas swift single 10 left by
Elberfeld A Elbcrfeld started TO steal
Conroy hit through the uncovered spot ut
short Elberfeld reaching third, and Conroy
going to second on the ,throw:n. Williams
promenadsd on four. Fultz flied TO deep CEN
ire. scoring Elberfeld, and Camel hoisted
safe fly to short centre, scoring Conroy and
Williams
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DETROIT. July 2s-Donovan broke Chicago
down after the second Inning Only two men reached
FIRST aud not one scored In the last seven periods
Altrock was severely injured. being unable 10
dodge drive from Yeager's bat, the ball hitting
I'M, n he
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Harness ia cling at jamestown.

JAaEsTowN. July 20 Although delugcd yes
tcrdav with heavy rain, the track this afternoon
was In fair condition for the races OF the Lake
Erie circuit and some very satisfactory and c1-
citing events were pulled on,
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Stolen base -Dcvilr. Sacrifice hitsTaylor.
Shcehan. Struck out ny Ncwenham. l. by Luys
ter l. First base on halls-On Luyster, g. Hit
by pitcher BY Newenham. I: by Luyster, /, First
base on errors-~Newark, 2: Worcester 1, Left on
bases Newark. S. Worcester =. Double plays
Lawlor Shea and nevlin; Wagner Taylor and
O'Hagan; McCauley and Conneugh'on. Hemmlng
and McCaulcy. Umpire Latham Time hour
and 10 minutes. Attendancr-l2 oo.
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CHICAGO.

Two base hts Barrett, McGuirc, Smith. Three
base hit Crawford Sacrifice h,t--Long Stolen
base Holmes First base on bRlls-Oh Donovan,
B. on Atrock 2, First base on crror-Detrolt.
Left m bases Detroit, 8: Chicago. T. Struck out
BY Donovan. :. by Altrock, 2. Double play
Magoon and Tannehl umpire-Connolly. Time
hour and rs minutes. AttGndanco-S.Fi.
CLEVELAND, 2; ST. LOUIS, "a. LJ, o.
CLEVELAND, July 2s.--St. Louis was unable to do
anything VITA the pitching Of Joss this afternoon.
Two or three hits were made In the third inning,
but a lightning double pIaY prevented scoring.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.


Victories for Pitcher Miller Of the New
York Nationals have been few and far be-
tween. but he landed one yesterday. The
Chicagos also won. Results:
New York, s: Philadelphia. 1.
Chicago, s; Cincinnati. ,.
Az Boston Rain
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FAST TROHTING AT MATINEE.
Il. E. SMATHERSS IDA HTGHW0OD
COVERS A MILE IN POS f-2.
Best Time or the Season I'm Amateur Com.
petitIOn--John r. Cockcrih's Swift
Takes the Decisive Heat In which
Ida Hi6hwoOd IL Antcrfered with.

II the New York Driving Club continues
to give matin'e racing to equal the contests
of Yesterday the appetite OF the public will
be, in a measure. satisfied before the stars
OF the Grand Circuit appear The NEST
critical could scarcely hope for better con-
test than chat seen In the championship
trotting class yesterday E. L. Smathers's
added starter Ida Highwood, 2:Oe%. gave
not only an added interest. but she showed the
spectators the fastest winning mile trotted
in an amateur race on any track this year.
Swift was fortunate In getting the pole,
but both Ida Highwood and Axtello had SO
much more speed that the Antonio trotter
could not hold his place, and he was In the
rear before tho first turn was reached. Ida
Highwood made runaway race OF II and
won the heat under restraint In 2:OsE. Swift
outtrotted Axtello in the h0mestretch and
finished second.
In the second heat Ida Highwood made
break before reaching the turn. and she was
sent an easy mile. Swift winning. with Axtello
second. The third heat was a grand contest
between Swift and Ida Hixhwood up to the
homestretch. In coming around the second
turn Mr. Cockerill drove Swift wide. carrying
Ida Highwood out to the centre OF the track.
When the honestretch was reached, Swift
still kept going so wide that finally Mr..
Smathers WINS Obliged to take his mare back
from the the inside position This proved more
Of a handicap than Ida Highwood could carry
and win, and she was beaten three-parts of
a length.
Mr. Smathers frankly told the judges that
he did not believe Mr.. Cockerill drove foul
Intentionally. and then. left them to render
the decision. The rule In regard to the
stretch is very plain and specific. but in ANA
teur contests judges are inclined to be lenlent.
and Swift received the verdict In the heat
and race.
In class B. for trotters. Jolly Bachelor met
with a series Of misfortunes and threw a
shoe in the second and third heats. and Equity
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First base on errors Boston, 2 Left on bases
New York 4 Boston 3: First base on balls on
Deering 2. on Hughes. 2 Struck out.ny Deer.
ing :? by Hughes, S. Two base hits Mcfarland.
Freeman. Ferris Stolen bases-Conroy, Fnts.
HIT by pitched ball-By Decring, l. Umpire
Sheridan. T'mc--l hour AID IS minutes At
tendance--50O0.
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At McrIden- McrIdcn. :: Springfield. l.
At New London New London. o. HolyOke, .,
At Norwlch-N Norwich. 4; bridgeport, o.
Al HartfordNew Haven. S: Hartford, 4.
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Cleveland .............0 o o o p
st. Louis ,,....,..,..,,. o o o o o 0 %
Two base hits Hickman. LaJole. Joss First
base IN balls Son joss. /: on S,ever, l. Sacrifice
and Hickman. Struck out-By joss. o. by Slcvcr
u. Left on baSes-Cicy eaLd, o: ST. Louis 3.
Umpirc-O Laugnlin. Time / hour and so nllnutes
Attendance -3,il3.
PHILADELPHIA "a. L.. II: WASHINGTON, 2.
WAsHINoToN July 2s.-Exccpt the seventh
inning, when the Washngtons made two triples
and a double. Rubc Waddel was invlncble. VIII Ia
the Philadelphas battcd Patten hard all through
the pnme md won cnSlY.
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Other Games.
Baseball Games To-day.

A. Red Hook--Red Hook. S; Hudson League, Z
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Baseball To-day. 4 II. III. American League
Greater N, Y. VS.. Boston. Bway & iOsth 81. Ladies'
day TO day
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First base on errors-BoSton. I; New York. l.
Left on bases Boston. I; New York. First base
on balsOn Chesoro. ?: Struck out-Dy Young. 4:
Chesbro 3. Two base hts-Ganzel DouEherty,
2: Collins 2, Parent. Sacrifice hit-O Brien
Stolen bases Collins Freeman, Kseler. Double
play-YOung. Parent and Lachance. Umpire
Sheridan. Time hour and 80 miputes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-24
AT BALTIMORE.

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Batteries Pounds and Robinson: Gcttg ard
Steclman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-24
SIXTH RACE.
Turf Not es.

Good start won driving; Ncvcrnore br, c.. 3, by
fampllghtcr The Crow Owncd by W. Il. Leeds