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Chicago o.,
New York

First base on errors Chicago, 2: New York l.
Left on bases--Chlcago. 10: New York, q. First
base on bals-on Wcimer. q: OF Taylor. /: or
Cronin, 4. Struck og-py Welmer 2: by McGn
base hits Chance, King Weimrr. Sacrifice hits
Tinker. Gilbert, stole; stolen bases Mcr,es' Babb.
MAY Browne ana Warner. Hit by pitched ball.
Weimtr, 2: Cronln. +. Passed bnll Warner, I'm
nirc--O Day Time hours and 20 minutes.
Nitcndancc-7, 800
CINC1NNATI, ~: BHooKLYN, 3-MoRNISG GAME
CINcINNATI, July BY hard. consecutive
hitting the Cineinnatis t3ok both O, games from
o'It in three innings in the forenoon contest,
and vlckers, his successor. was punished
equally hard In the afternoon Jones had
ths Raids at his mercy for ak innings and
then the Reds lit on his delivery in a body,
rounding ont eight runs In two innings and
Thinning away with the game. Both Poole
,nd Phijlips were elective against the
IBrookiyns Jectlitsch had thumb badly
smash ed by a fonl tip. early IN the first game.
II aecured two hits.
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CHICAGO (N. L., 10. NEW YORK tN. IL. o.
CHICAGO. July 4.--The Chicago and New
York teams were knocked out OF their after
noon game to-day by rain. George Davis
did not put in an appearance McGraw
insists that the crack shortstop Is not CON
game was wild and weird affair. 1t was
all New York at the start. but the CUBS turned
in and filed the field with furious drives.
They drove two pitchers out OF the box in
two innings and hammered a third slabman
maliciously New York rallied occasionally
not break down Chicago's lead with 9ne
out in the first. Bresnahan took four baAs
McCann singled and Mertes was passed
Two infeld errors and a sacrifice followed
and four runs were in before the crowd could
realize what was going on; II nc, ChiGago's
Chance and Jones all hit safely, Tinker
beat bunt, Evers singled and Harley took
four balls. Runs were, pouring across the
plate. and Caylcr was chased 70 the bench,
Mac for safety. Weimer famed and Slagle
hit to McGann MGGinnity covered first
too late turned and threw wild to third
Seven runs scored on the inning and Bres-
nahan, chasing one Of the hits bumped into
Mertes and was so badly hurt he retired an
tion in the second. A series OF taps popn-
lated the bags, and then Evers hunted
McGinnlty threw to third where there was
no sign of a guardian at the moment, and the
ball went out In the field Whereat McGraw
min, who was peted for a couple Of singles
before the inning closed. netting four more
runs After this the clubs took it easy till
the seventh. Then. discovering that War
ner could not throw little bit. they began
bag. working double steals and piling up
fnr
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English porois,s Play for HAZARD Cup.
Special CobIr DcspotcF to THIS sun

LoypoN, July I, With view Of COM
menoratnu the visit Of the American polo
players 10 London last year. " A Hazard.
,ccrrtary and treasurer of the American
polo Association Of New York offered a
clp for rho junior championship slmilnr
10 the one he instituted in tho United States.
This competition was open TO all except
thirty nrat-claas players whose names ap-
near on the birmingham form list. Fifteen
teams entered for the contest. whicn took
plaoe on the Royal Horse Guards Parade
to-day The blues proved to be the winners
by goals to y.
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NEWARK.

First base on errors Jersey Cty.3. Left on bases
Jersey City o: Newark. 3. First base on balls
on Mccain 3: OF Hesterfcr 1. Struck out--By
McCann !; by Hcsterfer. 8. Home runs Bannon.
Two base hits Mccain. O'Haean: Drvlln. Wagner.
Sacrifice hlts-Lawor Bean. HAM gan, nooln,
stolen bases -O'Hagan, Bean. Double plays
f'esn Doolln and Cassidy: Bean. Doolln and rhlel,
man. Hit by pitcher BY Hesterser |. Passed
ball -McManus Umplrc--Shannon. Time hours
and IS minutes. Attendance. 1900.
NEWARK 4: JERSEY CITY. AFTERNOON GAME.
The Newarks took the afternoon game from
Jersey City at Newark The game was one OF
ing brilliantly.
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first base on errors New York, p; Left on
S bis on chcsbro 2; on White; p Struck qqtRy
%s Sa.e hts by MYTH omes @n nSneh
rec " hits its Eibcrrsld Holmes Stolen bases Fiber
field, Ful,z, Whams Hit b. pitched baby
plrc" Sheridan Tlmc-l hour and IS minutes.
Attendancc-3, 200
NEW YORK a. H.. 5; CHICAGO "A. L.. ,
AFTERNOON GAME.
The New York Americans keep up their
end Of the Fourth Of Jnly isstiEltles ia n
Won two games from the ChiGngos, and
both by the same score. TO B.. The grounds
Yorks went away. but we're heavy and muddy
in The outfield owing to rains, and not little
pras" ia due the outhelders,-New YORK
more particulSrlyiSr Their 9sldity m 9Gueh IN
NV balls Both teams had their long-range
guns working, The, frequency Of onttield
TO shine Mcfarland was devouring monster
on dies lie got them low down running in
and high MP running 0us. Hs caught the n,
with the reverse English sideways ana IN
two hits oil griffith in the first inning. but
good support and Gritfith's cool ludGments
Of the same inning the New Yorks defaced
Flahertys delivery for a brace 2f boisterous
iwo-baggers Fultz made the first. driving
IN keeler, VINO nau takpn His' w lhuuS-
hiIls low throw. and Williams the second.
Williams planted the ball at the base Of ;n, ths
errors and u sacrifice put Chicngoans on
third and second in the second inning with
only one out but again Griffith was the white
haired boy in n pinch ,..,
There was a llll in the storm until the flfth
inning. when the ChiCagos jnbbed and coun-
tered The Griffith leads FOR two doubles and II
single the net assets Of which troiccsome
awakening were two runs The New Works
Resumed The lead in the sixth
Faherty tried TO catch Fultz mapping
with his qnick delivery, but sent Davy to
Hrst' on on a iii by pitched ball Williams
exploded another giant .firecraGker. other
wise a tNo-blgger. scoring Fultz. McFar.
land singled 70 centre and GsRSsl wdhH Mni
have heen doubled up at second base on the
liner 70 sbelI had anybody covered s, the ra bag
and ran there. Whereupon Isbell threw wlldly
and Williams scored. Green's three-base
rocket and Isbells sizzling single gave the
'hcaRos a run in the eighth inning ana
ended III" fireworks for the day. except that
there were sparks and blue Are in McFarlands
pyrotechnlruI catch in the ninth.
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DOGS AND BIRDS.

hard The machine was so badly smashed
that il could not be used IN the race. Wal
thour borrowed one OF MacLcans motors
with the understanding that in case the
have the other back After the two riders
had gone three of the twenty-five miles they
working and be hooked on behind the one
that was being followed by Walthour. The
latter quit riding. MacI ean rode along for
thirteen miles and then left the track. His
time for the distance was 20 minutes 20 2-S
go
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y v A. q. Water Polo Pia, ers Win.

EpoEMgRE, L. J.. July l-The crack water
rolo team of the New York Athletic Club
played the first Of n series Of matches here
to-day in the Inlet. Frederick A. Wenck
was tho captain of the winning team Tho
Manhattan Beach men, who come from some
of the leading clubs and swimming or aaniza-
tions in the country. lacked team effort The
Mercury Foot swimmers tailed ! goals to
their opponents
A fancy swimming competition in which
the members Of tho two teams participated
folio the match This was won by n G.
Becroft with Harold second and Bernie third
The water polo teams were:
New York Atnicuc club Team whitney. Lyons
r,ecroit Wrnck and Bernie
Manhattan Beach Team Warren Nichols VII
son TornInspn and Humes.
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Polo ~ Van I Ortlandt.

In tho polo match NJ Van Cortlandt Park
Yesterday for tho cups presented by r G.
u Douglas. the Squadron y taom J o
Nichols X g. II Douglas, l. J Hunt and
j II Hunt. won from the rreebooters, "
Mcclure, II G Goldsborough, ktnniGrt
Frecbooters were allowed two goals by hand,"
CAD.
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western League.

At Omaha. morning nes MoinCS. I: Omaha. ?.
Afternoon. Dcs MoincS, 2: Omaha o.
At ST. Joseph. morning 81. Joseph. A: Kansas
CIV, s. Afternoon. Kansas City. 3; st, Joseph @
1t Denver. morning Colorado Springs. :; Den
yer :? Afternoon Colorado Springs, 10: Denver T.
At Milwaukee. nrst game Milwaukee s: Peoria,
A. Second game Peoria, Q: Milwaukee. L.
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>rw yoRh "a. Ia. 5, CHICAGO "a. L), 3-MoRN-
ING GAME.

NEW YORK. "a, La. 5, CHICAGO "A. LIZ, 3-MoRN-
ING GAME.
,rh, New Works won the morning game by
,,ak,nr every thing they did count. NO
,wsrtion was wasted: no effort at sell better.
nNsnt in vain. The home team supported
hashro without an error. and though I hesDr9
MAS hi harder than White, the former showed
W. better quality Of effectiveness with men
On, oa md nerve. Moreover the New Yorks'
hts were peculiarly timely and to the point
If there was any apprehension OF inlunctions
decd he played as If quite, care free save as
IN winning the game. He batted.. fielded
,od rnn bases we'll His work was clean-cnt
and evc-filing Elberfeld's style and work
Irovc li.tlr to be desired, At this time COM
PARSONS between him and q. Davis are in
cvtable and one thing IL sure, Eloerieiu ooes
mai suffer thcrefrom.
After Kecler had taken first base in the,
6rst inning via the donation agency; and
Elberinid had sacrificed. Fultz scored Willie
Via a hit Elberfeld's hit and steal and
WiIliamss long rap to right gave New York
owed ny Callahans error and keeler's single
rave them one in the fourth Howell put
the bali over the right field fence In the sixth
inning and "A base on balls to OConnor.
iii. by Keller and Eloerfeld and Calahan,s
Wild and foolish throw accounted for another
one Of Chicngos runs was, due to q, ball;
by Chrsbro. the pitcher making an Illegal
delivery by taking two steps. the first OF It's
Kind around here Mcfarland made
po ,,I' Of water was in his way going for foul
Nv lie cleared the moist obstruction with
A lofty lean and caught the ball while in mid
air Callahan beloved his displeaure at
m, umpire in the first inning but the over
Ienient official did not put him out OF the
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sabr:na wins In Race for In-Foo,rrs.

Raceabou,. and Seawanhala l5-rooters
raced Yesterday afternoon "lf he SeaNanhaka
Cnripthian Yacht Club house ~ Oyster Bay.
They sailed OYER the inside course in 4
ligbf southwesterly wind. Eleven l5-footers
starred aud the rncr was won by e.. W. Wet
more's Sahrinn with II, II, landon's Imp
Second. There were two starters in the race
about contest. Johnston de FORESTS Mya-
tcrv too& the lead at the start and AZ the end
of the first round she tel N" Nnthali" by ~
seconds III" Mystery finally won the race
l, - Snpnpfls.
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ron "a. h.. e. ST. LOUIS "a. H.. O-AFrERNooN

'Bnttcd TOT SudhOn IN inc hIHth inning. 1COI-
Inns hit by hattcd ball.
Boston .,..........,......O 0 -
ST. Louis .................0 y o 90
First base on errors Boston, 2. Left on bases
Boston. s: ST. Louis, .. First base on balls --OH
SudhoY. l. Struck out BY Dineen. 81 by Sudhof.
2 Three base hits. Wallace. Freeman. Two base
hits -.Dougherty. Parent. Sacrifice hltO'Brcn
Hit by pitcherBy SudhoH. 1. Wild pitch--Sud
hoH. tmpires-H assett and Conno Time-1 hour
and "a minutes Attcndance-0.d26
AT WARRINGTON.
r. ". =.
Washington ...,l 0 0 10 2
Cleveland. .....,.. o O 8 o 0 o.. 3 q 3
Battcres-Townsend and Drill; Wight and
Bemls.
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AZ Louisville. morning indianapolis. q: Louis.
vile O. Afternoon Louisville. q: Indianapolis g.
At Minneapolis. morning 81, Paul, s. Minnca
At ST. Paul. afternoon Minneapolis 70: 81.
Paul. o.
Al Columbus morning Columbus. \: Toledo 3
Afternoon. Toledo. 4; Columbus. T.
Al Kansas city. FIRST game Milwaukee. a; Kansas
cry 4. Second game Kansas City, T. Milwau ..
kPr I.
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(:OssjD Of the Ring.

When Jabck White comes to America In October
rSt he viii he managed by Sam Fitzpatrick Sam
is well acquainted with the English lightweight
champion and Ia sure that no Will make decided
Impression, Fitzpatrick VIII sry a. induce joe
Cans to fsco White when the Engushman gets
here.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE CANES.
ChIcagOs Give New Works u Drubb,ng
The BrOoklyns Twice Beaten.

The New York Nationals played only one
game in Chicago yesterday, but that one
was n severe drubblng The afternoon game
was postponed on account OF rain The
Brooklyns were walloped twice In Cincinnati.
giving fourth place to the Reds. st Louis
and Boston broke even. and Pittsburg's holi-
day portion was two victories from the Pha-
delphias Results:
MORNING GAMES.
Chicago. 10; New York. Q.
Cincinnati. Is: Brooklyn. g.
Boston. 5: st. Louis, /.
Pittsburg. I; Philadelphia, o.
AFTERNOON GAMES.
Cincinnati, 4; Brooklyn, 2.
st. Louis. s: Boston. 5.
Pittsburg. 7; Philadelphia. /.
Al Chicago Rain.
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AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GAME


NEWARK $; JERSEY CITY, i.-MoRNINo DAME
The Jersey City team unable TO locate Hes.
terfcrs curves yesterday morning al Jersey City
until the eighth inning when three hits, an error
and sacrifice gave them three runs. Newark
found Mccain easily,
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ct. LOUIS.

HUWc run Moran, Double plays BrOWn
e.p. abt and Ryan: Aubrry Tennry and Gremln
kei; aDbatlcchiO and Trnncy: Aubrey and M
,ps.cchio stolen bases Farrell. Aubrey Nh
Sau,cchlo Left on bases st. Louis. o: Boston. J.
IrI EIss out Fly Dunleavy i b. Brown 3; BY Plat
=. r,rSt base on ballsOT Dunleayy. 1: or Brown.
1 ON Plat, 1. Wild pitch~ .pistt Passed ball
Ryan. Moran, !. Umpire Emslic Time
hour ana ID minutes. Attcndance-!7.JOO.
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boUts IN. b., \; BOSTON IN. h.. g. AFTERNoC


=, Two base hits Cooley, FarreII. Stanley. 40
baticchi0s' Three base hits HaCkctt Aubrey.
Double pays-Bran. Farrell and Hackett; Cooley
and AbbaticchlO; Farrell. Brain and Hackett
Stolen base -Albrcy. Sacrifice hit-SmOot. Struck
out-By Rhoadcs. g; by Pittinger.4 First base on
balls on RhOadcs. I: on PttthRer, 2. Umpire e
Enslle Time hour and 81 minutes. Attendance
--0aO.
rrTTsBrRo. 7: PHILADELPHIA IN. L.. 1.-ArTsRNooN
GAME.
PITTsRURG. July i.-Plttsburg won this after
moons game from Philadelphia by superior play Ing
But for Viewers mum OF a foul ny, IT would have
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DETROIT.

~ r>l has" on error Detroit. Len on bases
M..'Tml' IN Philadelphia. Z. First base on balls %
IN pllnH ! n1 K,tson. / Struck Ont-By Plank
g. kiNnn, ? Two haSe hts Pickering NJ
nos: crawford. Barrett Sacrifice hit Smith
m,uonhir PINS Murphy, NJ Cross and Davis: Long
'nd 'hrr Umpire oLauuhiin. Time hour
wv" "a minutes attendance 7.is0.
DETROIT, s. PHILADELPHIA a. a.. 0~ArrEnNooN
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blowing UP In the second inning when I'VE singles
we're made on his delivery and three r,sns regis
rLru Brown was sent In to stem the tide,
10 hit Piatts delivery.
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Other Baseball Gamcs Srst erda,

At THR Polo GROUNDS.
s s.S." Wo u Chap, . = o % 10 10
Battrries Brennan and r.. Brown: Montgom
At sKELLTs GROUNDS.
S Ssns ss,' .,.',.....,c GnS !
Batteries sweeney md W. Stntton Green.
Henry and "'N'S At s.rosse
Sc. Il sG G," i Cd 8 2 i i !
batteries -Leitnrr and Fleschman: schcte and
At PERTH AMBor MORNING GAME
NWG rr,ol ' .,,,',,o o. 3
batteries Hopper and Lamar; McPhips and
AFTERNOON GAME.
Equitable OIso? Ill .
batteries batteries McPhIilips and COMEDY: Tier1-S'
Ilnderman and Lamar
At Bayonnc- Doctors 20: Lawyers. J.
a Littlc Falls Little Falls, Q; Pacific A. g.. o.
~ Flesrhmann's Murray Hn, =; Mountain
" A. Rutherford Suburban a. e, . Rutherford
~ 4, Cpo,on Falls cro,on Falls. O. Athletics OF
'W"I.ebsaon Genuine cuban Giants. q Lebanon.
a, A.e WY Park Now York rroIvrr"v, o As.
f'hIliipshurg. 4. NJ fnacrsoll. q; Nor,h-nd. a.
Il fccRskli!. 4 NJ paekskiii. s: NorwIch. 4,
r. NJ .Prekskill, ~ Norw'ch \; cvI
Williamsburg mS"aSS A. J. p G,-washinriion, Is
AZ Ray Ridge, A. NJ American Sho,. IS: Crescent
\. &. e. r, NJ American shot, ~: crrsren, A.
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Totals..".3 3 a 10 3

'Banct far Flahrr,y In the ninth inning.
Nov York ........2 o q IS
Chicago. % o o 2 o 0--8
F'rS base on errors New York. /: Chicago, 3.
Lett m bases New York. .; Chicago, 7. First
base On balls on Flaheuy, I. Struck out ny
Griffith 4 by Flahcrty T. Three base hit Green.
r. Gs,r hits FHltz. Williams, Il, ZONES. Callahan.
Holmes, iSbell hOuble inlay Flahcrty and isbcl.
WA pitch Gr.rlth. HI by pitched baI--By
thhcrr a. Umpire Sheridan Time hour
ana - minutes. Attendance 5000
PHILADELPHIA A. H.. I: DETROIT. g. MORNING oAME
PHlLNDELPHtN. July T. Philadelphia ana Detroit
rhdc m even break TO day. II rbincd until within
quarter hour Of the time set for the beginning
~ 'ur 0rst game. and vet 7.i59 persons we're In
sucndar,t. The Uctroiters made a batting rally
~ me last Two innings. hut could not quite land.
N thr second Gamc The champions never had look
m Donovan pitching almost unnlttablc bail.
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BrOOkIyD .''''',' :.
r,rsI basc on balls on Phillips. or Jones' :,
rIrss base on errors Cincinnati. 2; hrookAn, !,
Grc his nolan Pcckicy. Stolen bases Doyle.
pobbs Grsslr, Struck eys Hy P4llGs by
. .nd i,ccxry Passed hail Ritter. mplrrs
Wnran and HoId1y, TImri hour and 80 minutes
Vtrndrnce a000,
'" nAMF,
or lorts July 4 Boston and 81, Louis broke
wen on the day, Plat and Dunleavy were th~
sssn.ctiveJy twtrlers In me morning tho latter
IVY.
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BROOK

c,..t,,,tI ...,..0 o 5 I 2 - ~
n n,rnnC,vn '''''3 o o o o o
Asss r So,rn s,rrsso boy.
pnn,s ~, Bpckiey. Double play -Dahlsn. Flood
and Doyle Struck out a. TX Poole y SchmId,
~ NtcIers s. Hit by pitcher-By Schmidt by
pooie l. Wa pitch yokers bsI on bases
,mcimmati \; Bronnjyn 1, Empires Moran and
HoIidsS. Time 2 hours and minutes. Attend.
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Boston. July A. All of the world y biCycl"
records from one to twenty miles are now
held by Joe, Nelson; the Chicago rider. ON
new records from one 10 ten mi les and to-day.
in a four, ornered rncc on tho same track
be wiped Snt N: ,"r t6S f" "" to
ntes is is seconds Will Stinson and Nat
Butler Of Cambrida" and Basil DeGuichsrd.
ISe Ffnres sr ro %HrT M rs ten ss r.
1912 as. eleven in 1923 40 twelve in u 81 -.
thirteen in 1880 Is, fourteen IN lI;oo Rs.
teen IN 1850 u.s. eighteen in s5r -. nine
teen in 23oa As snd twsn,y IL 2tic,cs Area,
ninth, The Frenchman rode at terrific speed
and was doing his best TO prevent Nelson
bc(iuichard lost his pace and before ne caught
it Ncs"n h hna 6.h h% fSrs Sh"
second money resulted. the Frenchman vim
ming by few wards. Nelson won by three
la pa.
an s"sT" a. ,hs "rstoo@H Man. n nh"T1 Gss
exhibited himself at dim" museums in many
cities bad number Gn Of h. new Ted marks @dach I"
Walthours motor bicycle coming in contact
with him at the Revere Beach Cycle track This
morning Howard was tossed twenty feet
IN The h air, He was. unconscious when picked
mp and taken 10 the hospital His upper right
arm and one rib were broken and his face
bruised HI The hospital surgeons say that
Will" his condition is critical. they arc Of the
opinis that he will recover.
ward was timing Wathour's motor
while the machine was being tried out In
p TpSrs %thsar Hnss sSRean were were
kut hafn ha ha hs,
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Connecticut League.

connecticut League
MORNING dAMFs
At HoIyokc~ Holyoke, o. Springfield, ,.
Al bridgeport bridgeport. I: New Haven, g.
Al Meridpn Mcridrn, I; Hartford. o.
AZ Norwich Norwich, o. New London. ?.
AFTERNOON GAMES
Al Springfield Springfield. 3: Holyoke. 2.
Al New Haven Bridgeport. 10, New Haven. y.
II Hartford Mcrdfn. 3 Hartford, q.
Al New London New London, u Norwich, >.
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Two base hts-BeaumOnt, ~; Clarke, wagner.
Beaumont. Double pay--Clarkc and Ritchey.
First base on balls on Sparks, 4. Struck out
by Philippe. 4: by Sparks, 4. Umpre-Johnson
Time hour and 10 minutes. Mtcndance-I,Ob.
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GAME.
r. H,R.
Pittsburg ..........0 o II II
Philadelphia ......, o o 90
Batterics-Leever and Phelps; Fraser and Roth.
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On the association scheme of calculating
the individual percentages. which credits
her OF points the six men making the best
showing are A. Van VeChten, South Orange,
20: H. Jeroleman,, South Orange. 2ls;, c.
south Orange. l55 Morgan smith. Morris.
town. 1850; Arthur Taylor, Forest Hill. l4O.
Eleven cards were returned in the four ball
vest erday at the Montclar Golf Club, the win
ners being " X. Hotchkin and II Letter.
The womens putting match wis won by
Miss Reid The fOursome summary:
W. K. Hotchkln and c. II. Letter, 727 7s--IiO
Paul and Harold Wilcox, l78. 2b-l52: n. f. HON.
fech and II. =. Mcclure. 2Gs. 68-i52: T. T. REID and
r. b. Coleman. 208. 4s--l5s ". G. Freeman and T.
II. Stats t92, a2-lsO; r. S. Hyatt and L. L. Rock
wood. ?O9. t8-idi: George s. Brown and c. B. Brown.
20 52-le9: Z. A. Freeman and y. W. Borrum. lsa
72-le5: II. G. Homiock and II. l.. Delaro 2O3. 80
1877: Il. y. Blul and II. Ansley, $50 o. -is8.
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BOSTON.

BostOn, NORTHUMBERLAND q 0 o o -
81 Louis. ,.,.,,,,.,..,.0 % o q o o.
First base on errors Boston, l. ST. Louis. l.
Len on bases Boston, 7: ST. Louis. 5. First base
on balls-On Hughes, 2. Struck out fly Hughes. 2.
Three base hit-Lachance Two base hitsWal
lace. Anderson. Sacrifice nit Collins. Passed ball
--Stahi Umpire Hassett. Tlmei hour and IS
minutes. Attendancc-8.2l5.
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IN THE BASEBALL WORLD.
,rw YORK AMERICANS ~ THE
FIRST Division.

n.,ca, the GhlcaEOs Twice ny the snme
score Each time Bostons Win wv"
From VI. louis aluakers Break Even.
and WashlnS,On s Down Clc'eiands.
Tho New York Americans passed into the
49, division Yesterday. They beat the
T,,,gos both morning and afternoon. and
,no Ch,caros dropped back into the place
.,.,ted by New York The Bostons drew
..,her away in the lead by beating the st.
lam. tcam twice. while the PhiladelphtaS
,,," and lost against Detroit. The Washing
',". took a game from Cleveland. Results
MORNING GAMES.
Nov York. s chicago. B.
Washington ~; Cleveland. ,.
philadelphia 4: Detroit, 2,
Boston. 4; ST. Louis. 1.
AFTERNOON GAMES.
Now York s. chicago. 3.
Detroit. s: Philadelphia, 0.
Boston, 2; 81. Louis, o,
At Washington Rain.
STANDING or THE CLUBS.
,,i,bs t.. J.. rel Ciubs. W. L. re.
,nn n % .8li Chicago. ...., 10 70 50s
n S@sS,aclph,a 81 ~ 57s Detroit. as 81 as
,i",rIand 3? % $50 y. Louis ~ 81 aS9
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A "Kickers' Handicap" brought out shc
following cards yesterday at the harpof
Hill Golf Club:
r. Barnes. Jr. 49, s0-s3 W. Stafford. ~. sol Y.
r. r. p Fiske 10 plus 1870: r. Bames 1871 70, W
II. Van Vcchtcn. iia. 20-a8: l.. s. Hubbard. iiS'
2O-a8 A. dc Verth. ITO. i2-as: j. Jansen vs.
i5--iO0 W. Scott O'COnnor. o. plus 'iO2 MISS MOT
rIson i27 rs iO2: Miss ~ Scrymscr. l2O. i0-liO.
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Adolph Du Dary, %. 10. 80 r, a. pTonnSr., ~
7-sI; J. A. r. Wharton. 90. r. T. BeSs~'s an
aG Ia-s4; n. W. Gambler OF. 7-@! Bnle s oS
IL u.s. L. H. Graham, sS 10 40; G. n. Wheeler. ~
o., q 81: Dr. A. r. Morrow 90, s--T; w. A. van
Dunn. 100, 9--pl.
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An even dozen cards were returned yeStS
terday In the handicap nt the Baitusro' o''i
Club Tho summary:
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Tho four best holes In the thirty-six-hole
handicap sterday ut the Crescent A. c,
qualified for INIT oh play for rrst and SECOND
ia net The kNmmnry.