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At Chicago.

CHICAGO. July l3-Afore misfortune overlook
John Drake to-day when his fast Splinter Run
pells met defeat In the second race at Washington
Park in which he was odds on favoritc. losing
20 y. H. Tichenor & Co.'S Elsie l.. Owner Drake
and his friends backed Runnells heavily at 8 TO s.
lost the contest at the wire. II the general
opinion that the ride by Jockey Gray caused tho
defeat Of the favortte. Hegcry0n put up OF his
best efforts on Elsie L. and the Ally lasted Just
long enough TO beat Rinnells by head.
First Race--Sx firlongs-Nannle Hodge. 1903
a.. Wilson,. 7 20 2. won; Agile Lewis 1903 Hclger-
SOM to 5, second: Rainland. 1903 Henry. to Z,
third. Time, TIA 3-5. Soldier OF Fortune General
Steward MY Ester Sauerkraut. Banwell. Mngore
and Frank Carr also ran.
Second Race-Sx and a half furlongs-Else L..
07 HIelgcrSon TO I. won: Runnells. li2 &C. Gray.
Q to s. second Golden Rule. iI8 (DOmnickl, II TO 2,
third. Time, 1910 as. Ahela and The Crisis also
ran.
Pos. Master Wright 10 Henry. u TO I. third.
Std silver also ran.
Fourth Race--Seven and a half furlongs-B Bar
rica 100 (Adkins. 90 TO I, won; Alec, 102 III. Phil
lips, IL TO L. second Travers. t0s IL. WILSON,. IL to
/, third. Time, 1885. Hot. Orfeo. Red Tip, The
Kentuckian and Egg Nogg also ran.
III. Phillips, to l. won: LamPoon, o. nielgcr
som. TO 5, second; Capt. Arnold 100 lRobbins).
8 to /. third. Time. lal as, Frank NJ: c.. Miracle
II, Kunia and Ontenagcn also ran. Aline Abbott
Sixth Racc--Fivc furlongs-.Slll Maid. lo5 won
derly), TO T. won: Wltchcraft, li2 Henry, to I,
second; Shawnna, los (Adklns, 7 to 2, third, Time.
VaIlaramba, Trompcuse Grief and MY Jane also
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Rain Prevents shamrock's Trial.

The rain yesterday prevented the Sham
rocks having II trial, and all interested in tho
challenger were very much disappointed
as they want to find out as soon as possible
how much she is improved with her increased
sail and longer mast. The two racing yachts
were lowed down to Sandy Hook early in the
morning, the Shamrock III having been
foated out of the basin with the high tide.
The yachts arrived Mt their moorinES about
II O'Clock. II was raining then, WIN nttS
prospect of clearing. The challenger had 70
mainsail bent on. and had II cleared 1t would
have taken a long time TO get ready.
Several Of the sails of the challenger nave
been recut and som" new ones VIII be urea
this week. She has now the largest club,
topsal spars ever used on 'm-footcr: ana u
the weather il moderate this week the hig
club topsall will be tried, .... A.
YaChtsmen have been commenting on the
fact that the Shamrock was not cleaned
this time. She il n bronhe bo1t ana Keeps
much cleaner than tn" challenger, but Mr.
Fife wanted to keep that Yacht in the same
trim, III possible, az when she first tried against
the Shamrock Ill. and thus be able to seq
II the Increased sail spread and lighter mast
on the new yacht have improved her very
much. 20
the weather 10 fns and as usual: they VIII %
sent over the regular Cup course.
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LAWN TENNIS.
Freshman Wins I'm Crescent A. C. Glass
Handicap.

The Crescent A. G.. has finished its Class A
handicap men s singles held on the club courts
at Bay Ridge. This class includes the best
players OF the club. Freshman won first place
after spirited battle with {. c. Putnam In
the final round Both players were handi-
capped at minus 20, The match, required
five sets. Freshman took the lead. winning
the opening set 81; rally by Putnam
gave him the second AND third sets: a Or;
score and took the odd set and the match.
"a, Pa, 8-s 8-~3, 90.
Mixed Doubles Preliminary round-Mlss ober-
teurer and Harry Allen defeated Miss Morrill, and
First Round--Mlss oberteurer and Harry Allen
defeated Miss Virginia Maui and a. Lyon,
y semi Ser Final Rovnd-Mlss @; r, Chase and DR.;
B ReHsn actta s s MSS sa Miss oSereuer and
Harry. Allen defeated Miss Abbott and c. A. Bush.
Mems Doubles Semi final round w. b, Colket
and Kane s. Green defeated F; Smith and md partner.
BY default; Harry hsn , Snd ohr r2rg Du9t9g Dc
Mems Doubles, Consolation Final round-Car-
pcnter and Lyon defeated Morris and Steele,
Womcns Doubles. Consolation = Semi final
round-Mss 1:ycett and Miss Morrill, defeated Miss
and Mpf miss DV Wsia Maui defeated Miss T. Baird
and Miss Wycth, 90, IS,
The Dutch Arms Tennis club OF Brooklyn
at Eighth Avenue and Garfield place. A
start was made In the mems singles and the
matches will be continued throughout the
week
Mems slnges-First round-H. l. Close defeated
+. Clark. "a, al; W. N. Jennings defeated K.
Ailesiau. al, 81; q. Clark defeated II. Gllley,
90. %: z. Daniels defeated T. Chamberlain.
0-l q o: H. Gore defeated +. Clun. by default;
b. X. Brown defeated H. c. Plat, "a, 90.
In the invitation tennis tourney of the
Seabright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club.
which begins to-day Mt Seabright. n. j..
the calendar shows these matches;
Singles. u. p. Larned Va, stephen c. MIL
lett. and r. 4: Carleton vs.. Holcombe Ward
Doubles William, A.. f,arned and Beals
C. Wright vs. Wylie c, Grant and Robert
Leroy.
A number Of prominent players are entered
for the New York State hamponshp tourney
which begins to-day on the courts Of the
The list Includes the following; irving Wright.
Boston Z. v. Leonard; Boston: :. p Read,
Philsdelphia +. B; Alexander. New York;
Hunt, California H., HamlLn. Yale; j.. c.
Neeley. Chicago; 7. +: WelCh. ginshamton:
Philadelphia, and s. ingalls,. Boston. 90.
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DETROIT, e. NEW YORK IA LII, y.
The good base running Of George smith.
based on auiCkness of wit In selling an oppor-
tunity offered by lack OF watchfulness by
the other side. and the sprinting prowess OF
Bill Donovan won for the Detroits yesterday
at American League Park. The Detroits
scored a winning run In the seventh inning.
and the man who made lt did not gee to first
until two were out. II was Smith who made
the victorious and heady march around the
bases. He got to first on hunt and stole
second. Donovan hit to Conroy and. being
very fast. beat the ball to first. Smith circled
around third at top speed on DonovRn's hit
and. seeing that neither CAMEL nor O'Connor
was paying any attention to him. kept on
for the plate. When CANCEL and O'Connor
woke up Smith was across the rubber.
The New Yorks had men on third and second
and nobody out in the third inning. but Fult1
was fooled into striking out by one Of Dono-
vans fast, uncanny drops, Williams hoisted
foul fly on high. which gravltation brought
to MoCiuire, and Mcfarland succumbed to
Donovan wiles. In the fifth. just as In the
third, Chesbro hit safely and Keller hunted
safely Fultz drew four balls Chesbro scored
on Milliamss fly to centre, MGFarlana struck
out, keeler scored on a wild throw TO seGond
by Mcclure and Conroy's single sent fuitI
home. The Detrolts scored thrice In the sixth
on Smiths sGratchy single. DonoyansS punt n
WuiCu boukieN WI Ohu WV AVA
rett Is sacrifice. Longs :iy to Fultz, Crawford's
triple to the right-teld fence and Cars rip
per to centre.
Green, Conroy and Fultz helded exceedingly
we'll. Conroy also growled at the umpire on
u decision at first and asked him where his
leather specs were at" In the ninth inning
Lefty" Davis was out on third strike that
split the plate. and went to the bench grum-
bling Just al though he were not wholly TO
blame. In the fifth inning Carr, the Detroit
evident discomfort Naturally, he could not
catch thrown balls In that condition; There
was n slight delay while the eye was being at
Hey, III fix IT, Whereupon Donovan called
the speaker big fathead."
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Reliance I'm Dry Dock.

The work Of cleaning the Reliance. which
ia dry-docked in the Erie Basin, was pushed
along yesterday, and the new defender will
be launched this morning, In fine fettle for
the races to be sailed during the cruise of the
New York Yacht Club, Her underbody
was not very foul and there was no very
great necessity of having her cleaned. but
Mr. Iselin wants the yacht kept In the best
possible condition, and so keep up the good
The yachts tender, Sunbeam, Is also
locked In the same basin. She Is having a
badly damaged.
The Reliance will be foated this morning
and towed to New Ro chelle.
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Polo.

CEpARHURsT. l.. l.. July ls.-On a sodden
field that made hard going for the swift
turning ponies and caused many penalties
to be e1actcd, the first four OF the Rockaway
Hunting Club met the team representing
tho Squadron A, n. G.. n. v. to-day in the
Rockaway Hunting Club tournament II was
the fourth game Of the series for the Blizzard
cups.
Rockaway put forth what was practically
n new team. They earned Is goals. lost half
excellent score OF Az goals net. The squad
ron men received 10 goals by handicap and
the Rockaways won close game by solitary
goal
The teams lined up IA follows:
RockawHy. First william A. Hazard, o. O.
C. p. Dixon. I'd 3. r. $. Conovcr, S. back, d. Fiz-
hugh Savage. 8. Total handicap, "A.
Squadron a, n. G.. N. VI. II. Barry. |; ., Graham
Douglas /: 3. L. J. Hunt, l. back, j. II. Hunt i.
Total handicap, L.
Rockaway First--Earned. Is goals: lost by penal.
ties y goal: net score l4le goals. Squadron A.
Earned. goals lost by penalties. Il goal; received
by handicap. 10 goals: net score, 1875 goals
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The teams lined up ns follows.
Jack Herman's Trial Post poneti.

BUFFALO. July l3-The tri al of Jack Her
man, manager of the International Athletic
to-day, but 1t was postponed u ntil Friday
at the request Of Herman, who Ia in Chicago.
He is charged with conducting a prizefight.
uphold the ruling Of his predecessor. Logan,
that boxing match with gloves la not
prizefi ght, Fort Erie will cease to be sporting
centre
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year Odds and upward:
JOCKEY MAHER BETTER.
Passes Fair Might and II Thought to b.
Out or Danger.
Special Gable Despatch 70 TEE Sow.

SptCtdI CuUI6 DeSpu'CH 10 TEE yum
LONDON. July 13.-Danny Mahcr. the
American jockey. who was injured In an
automobile accident last Friday. and who
is being cared for at the Caterham Gotta 90
Hospital. passed fair night.
Hartford Conn. July lS--The parents
Of Danny Maher, the Hartford jockey. who
was In an automobile accident in England
on Friday. last night ca bled to Sam Lavery,
Makers valet. for information, The reply
was: Danny is better and resting comfort
ably; no danger.
Mrs. Maher had made arrangements to
sail for England on Wednesday, but In view
of the good news will postpone the trip un-
less unfavorable reports should be received.
in their sons valet. They await. however,
rather anxiously. further Information as to
the accident
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Baseball Games To-day.
AMERICAN LEAGUE


Detroit at New York; Cleveland at Boston, Chi e
cago at Philadelphia; st. Louis at Washington.
MATT oNAL LEAGUE.
New York at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at Chicago;
Boston al Plttsburg: Philadelphia at 81. Louis.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Toronto at Jersey City: Buffalo at Newark;
Rochester at Providence. Baltimore al WO rceser.
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'Bdtted Tot CheSbrO IN the HIHlH IHHIHV
Detroit. .................0 o o.
New York;. o %
First base on errors-New York. 1. Left on bases
New York. s. Detroit. s, First base on balls
on Donovan. q Struck out-py Chcsbro, 5: ny
Donovan o. Three base hlt---Crawford TWo.baSe
hit-.McAlllstcr. Sacrifice hlt-Barrett. Stolen
bases-Conroy, Smith ~. Donovan. Passed balls
--OConuOr, L. MCGUIRE, L. tmplre--SheTidan.
Time-i hour and 50 minutes. Attendance--sOO.
WASHINGTON. 4; ST. LOUIS IA. Ii,
WASHINGTON July i3--Ice's fine pitching and
ST. Lous's errors coupled with timely batting
BY the Washingtons, enabled the latter to score
we'll victory tO lay,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.

New Yorks Naiss Chance to Galn-Bcaten
by CinCinnatas.
A chance TO gain ON both tho Pittsburss
and Chicagos was let slip yesterday by the
Now Yorks. Boston sprang q surprise oy
defeating the Champions and Brooklyn
won a thirteen-inning game from Chicago
but the Reds took New York into camp
Philadelphia won from st. Louis. Results:
Cincinnati, 8; New York. 4.
Brooklyn. 0: Chicago. 4.
Boston, 8: Pittsburg, 0.
Philadelphia, Q: 81. Louis. a.
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Two-base hitS--Titus, Farrell. Donovan, Burke
Gleason Three base hit-HulswitL Double play
--WOlverton and Hulswitt. Stolen bases--Ziminer
Burke. Sacrifice hits--Glcason WolveItoD, Barry.
Krister. Left on bascs-St. louis, q. Philadelphia.
o. Struck out--By Brown. 7; by Sparks O. First
base on bals-On Brown. 2; on Sparks. 1. I'm
pircMoran. Time-i hour and IS minutes At
lam A
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First base on errors Washington. ,; St. Louis. .
Left on bases--Wa Washington. Q; st. Louis, 4. First
BY Sudhon. 2. Three base hit--Rob!nson. Two
base hits Martin. Coughln. Double plays-Rob-
inson Moran and Clark; Fnel. Wallace and Auder
son. Umpire-O'Loughln Time hour and rs
minutes. Attendance-5sl.
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Al Schcnectady Schenectady. 0; Bingharnton, O.
AT Albany-Utica. ii: Albany. T.
AT lllon-TrOy. 7; Hon. S.
Az OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 10: A. j. G., o.
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BOSTON IN. L.. S; PIrrsRURo, ..
Totals.....8 o 27 IL 8
Plated for Wilhelm In the ninth inning.

Pttsburs .....,..........0 o o 0 0-3
Two-base hts--Cooley. ,. Grcminger. Aubrey
Three base hits--Stanley, Leach Sebring. Sacri-
nee h,tsWagner. Leach, Stanlye. Stolen base
and Bransneid: Aubrey, Abbatchio and Cooley.
First base on ballsOn Wilhelm. 5: of Malarbey. 2;
Struck Out--.By Wilhelm. 5: by Melarltry, O. Wild
pitch--M alarkey. Umpire Emslie Time-i hour
and IS minutes. Attendance--2.O20.
PHILADELPHIA IN. Ia. 0: ST. LOUIS IN. L), L.,
ST LOUIS, July I3.--The Philadelphias defeated
ST. Louis TO day. Inability TO hit the delivery
OF Sparks explains the story.
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Al Norwch--Norwich, &: Hartford, o.
AT New London Meridcn. 7; New London, 1.
At New Havcn--New Hay en-. 2: HolyOke, o.
AZ BridgcpOrt--Sprng0cld. 2; Bridgeport 1,
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TUVfTS ~ y ~

Brookiyn.....3 0 0 0 = 90 0 0 o o 20
Chicago 0 0 2 o o o o.
First base on errors-Chlcaso. I; Brookyn, g.
base base on Ssis-on Landgren i; Oh Mensree. "a a;
on Garvn 2. Struck out-By Menefee. o. by Gar,
vim, 5. Two-base hts-Dobbs. Ritter. Sacrifice
Tinker. Double plays-Casey. Evers and Chance:
Tinker, Evcrs and Chance: Meneiee, Evers and
Chance. Hit by pitcher-By Garvin, l. Wild
pl'chestiarvin, l. Menefee, l. Umpire john
stone. Times hours.
BOSTON IN. L., $: PIrrsBUR0. 3.
PrrTsBURo, July I3.--By poor hedng, which at
times was amatcursh. Pittshurg lost to days
game to Bosom. wilhelm had two bad Innings,
In both the frst and the ninth he was hit hard.
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Judge Slosson Of the county court In
accordance with the labor laws passed at the
last session Of the Wisconsin Legislature.
has decided that the caddies Of the kenosha
Country Club must have permits before
they can be allowed to carry clubs. special
form of license has been issued for the
caddes. No age limit Is specified. The
custom is new here. and the outcome will
be watched with interest. In Scotland tho
caddies Of many towns are licensed the
fees being fixed at different su ms for the
frst-class caddies and the beginners.
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Opening Day OF the windsor Meeting.

DETROIT July is.-!Thc Windsor harness meeting
opened to-day with fast track. Prince Hal and
Tillby had the ESQ pace chiefly TO themselves. tho
latter hitting her knee In the hrst heat. In the
2:l5 pace Walker driver OF Wayne King was nned
$50 for holding back his horse In the st two heats.
and the Judges announced that other nnes are
pending. Darky seemed all In after the third
heat. but his friends hope nights rest will enable
him to take the Winning heat tomorrow.
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The death Of Davie Grant. n we'll known
professional, is reported from North, Ber-
wick While more noted as coach than
player, Grant had won some, good matches.
and he was very strong in foursome play.
His greatest exploit was the. victory no won
IN partnership with his brothcr-in-lqw, Ben
Sayers in mat oh with the kirkaldys over
ST. Andrews and North Berwick in 1891
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Jersey City..,..,,.,,,'.,.O D %
First base on crrors-Jersey City. 4; Toronto. s.
Left on bases--Jerscy City. s. Toronto. s. First
base on balls on Hardy, 2: OF Barnett, 2. Struck
out-By Barnett, q by Hardy, Z. Two.base hit
Mccormick Sacrifice hits Willie ~. stolen base
Massey Double play---Doolln (unaSsisted). Hit
by ptcher--By rhcilman. l. Wild pitch Barnett.
Passed ball-Tait. Umpire-SwartwOod. Time
I hour and 80 minutes Attendance-g00.
BUFFALO, 8: NEWARK, 2.
With two out and the bases empty In yesterdays
game between the Butralos and Nsyarks, at Newark
the visitors hit out two runs. tying the score In
the tenth they hit hard again and scored four
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.PRILADExPRrANs BEGIN BADLY.
Outbatted by worcestershire In First
Innings OF Cricket Match.
ypsciai Cable Despatch to TIKI SUN


Special Gable Despatch to rKR SUN.
WORCESTER. July ls.--The tenth match
Of the tour Of the Philadelphia crioketers
was begun here to-day on q splendid wicket,
which promised big SCORE to the side win
ming the toss for choice OF innings. As luck
would have, y, Worcester gained the adj
vantage. and their bassrnen, who last week
ran up a total Of S47 against HAMPSHIRE.
Of the day, and put on the good total Of 3ss.
The visitors missed the bowling OF j. ID.
King. who In this department Of the game
has proved tower OF strength to them. HE
is still suffering from the strain 70 the muscles
Of his ley sustained In the Warwickshire
mnattS,h h;., and was unable 70 play to-day; ?:
with the ball, the former getting 4 wickets
for As runs and the latter 4 for %. but not
one OF the other bowlers obtained any de-
The Worcester men began rapid scoring
from the start. Arnold played capital
innings Of 80, II. K. Foster hit out vigorously
by 0 runs. Gaukrodger also played good
cricket for 40, while eight of the eleven got
Into double figures.
badly, for they lost sharp t Wood Bohisa
and 3n Grsys sn then dns o %ads
Tor Is, while the former l played steadily Tor
Is, and when time was called the total had
advanced to II for wickets. The game will
be resumed In the morning.
WORCESTERSHIRE. loENTLKMKN on PHn.A.
Arnold, o. 10 Roy. b. DELPuIA.
Clark. ".......... SO r. @. Sharpless. b.
Bowley. I. b. W., b. Arnold. ........,
Ls Roy.."....,.. A. n. Wood. ST. Gauk-
II. X. Foster, b. Clark65l rodgor, b. Hayward. Q
Wholdon. b. Clark. :. 10 r. X. bOhlen, sc. Gsuk-
Burns, o. Hancs. b. rodger, b. Hayward. s
Carx. :........... ri II. A. Haines. o. Foster.
CuHe. b: 10 Roy .....N b. Arnold............ie
Qaukrodgcr. b. Cregar.<8I r. d. Brown, b. Arnold
A. W. Isaac. G. Norris, N. 2. Graves, b. Ar
b. Graves. acknowledgements
@. n. Simpson Hay p. II. Clark. not out :. 8
ward. o. and b. Le T. o. Jordan, not out..
Roy...... ......,......lptC Q. Morris, z. NJ.
Burrows. not out. .... Q CregAr. r. N. Le Roy.
Martin. Q. Jordan, b.
Le Roy............,... al Total...,,.,,.......71
Dyes, IL; leg byes, O.. IS
Total ....... R0R
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Nelson Taint0r on Saturday made the
new amateur record for the Hartford Goir
Club course of -, go
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Next Saturday Ia monthly handicap day
Mt tho Dyker Meadow Golf Club, and sweep
stake handicap will be held on the following
Saturday.
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On the Central New York Circu,t.

ROME N. Y. July l9-Tho Central New York
Circuit opened nve days race meeting at River
side Park this afternoon.
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Lone BRANCH. July IS. In a match game
OF golf to-day over Hollywood Links, Jack
O'Donohue defeated II. A. McAecnan by
up in eighteen holes. The prize TO the winner
was "A silver cup,
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Baseball To-day. 4 r. N. American League
Greater ". Y. VS.. Detroit. Broadway q tS6th st.
Ladies' Day. Ado.
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Baseball. Jersey City, West Side Park. 10 day, tP
NJ Toronto VS. Jersey City. =. n. n. ferries. 80 ADV
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GOLF.
Amateurs I'm tho Western 0pen-Kenosha
Caddies Llccnse-.

II. Chandler Egan and Walter Egan are
the only amateurs Of the dozen entered In
tho Western open championship who are
known In the East. They should mako
good accounting. for both are now playing
very we'll. Walter won the second-flght
cup on Saturday In the open tournament
OF the Midlothian Country Club. beating
George Clingman. Jr.. in the final. by up
and to play. The tirst-flight cup was won
by Robert E. Hunter. a sixteen-year-oldp player
Of Midlothian. On Saturday. too. the Egans
won the thirty-slI-hole four-ball foursoms
at Midlothian. winning gross and net honors
with 1853, O-l5s. The same daK Louis N.
James, the amateur champion. did II at
Glen View.
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Struck out-By Hahn, s; by Taylor g. First
base hits-Recklcy a. Gilbert. Dohiin, Keller.
Three base hits Bowermnn. Brcsnahan In. Sac.
rince hit-Bresnahan. Stolen bnses--Stenfcld!
Bectey. Hit by ptcher-By Hahn. L. Wild
pltchcs-Tayor. 2. Left on bases--C Cincinnati. 2:
New York. Q. First base errors-Cincinnati.
Umpire-0ay. Tlme-7 hours and is minutes.
Attendance-2500.
BROOKLYN. o; CHICAGO. IN. L.. I.
CHICAGO. July i3.-Brooklyn won from
Chicago in a slowly played but exciting
thirteen inning game to-day When the
ninth arrived. Brooklyn was / to the good.
Dahlen fumbled Chances grounder. Chance
the latter worked round to third, tried 20
steal home, and was called out. After this
the ls teams fought hard until the thirteenth:
grounder badly and the long pitcher was
safe Two sharp hits and fast running fol-
Chicago being left in the final struggle with
three men on bases.
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Eastern League.
RoNTo, &: JERSEY CIr-Y, .
JERSEY CITY.

Toronto had a batting streak In Jersey City
yesterday and pounded Thriiman out Of the box
L., ~, npln
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woRcRsyERsHIRK.
WITH THE HARNESS HORSES.
Three Favorites Defeated at the Columbus
Meeting.

COLUMBUS. July is,-The FIRST days racing
Of the midsummer meeting here saw tho
dethronlng Of three favorites and tho humping
Of the talent. Fred H., the Hudson entry
In the '2:ls pace. was played to win and mover
had a look In on anything better than third
place. Robert p. getting. lirss money In the
easiest kind OF fashion. Joy Maker, favor
and Five Points beat out the favorlte, Miss
Ophelia, In the 2:3O class pacing Robizola
had an easy time winning the ESQ trot after
Patohen Maid took the first heat.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-14

American Association.
A. Minneapolis Minneapolis. o: ST. Paul, D.
western League.
AZ Omnna--Kansas City. T. Omaha, 2.