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LASkER'S CONDITIONS.
Champion VIII Play Marshall for WORLDS
Chess Title and 81 600 q Side

F. J. Marshall. the Brooklyn chess master
who some time ago challenged pr, IaSkNr
the worlds champion, 10 "A match, has re-
ceived an answer containing the "onditlo'''
under which Lasker will play; In one I'M,
portant particular these are dlncrrnt lIu,,
those the champion named in an Int"tV"M
given out by him in Germany. "" now
names G4OO sterling, or So 900, as the mnlmH
amount a side for which he will undGFaM
the contest with Marshall. Az MarShhH IN,
is in England, it will be well nigh mpos-in.'' '
for him to raise the amount needed; unI'|T -
his friends In this country take hAhl
helping him out. In other respects lASk'L
demands are not unreasonable. ] ne Wv
of the letter IL AZ follows ,-
DEAR Mr.. MARSHALL. Your letter or JNnr ."
was duly received. The conditions which C,,
lcnger Of a championship title has 70 NUN NJ ~,
been published some years ago In the trril, -,
journal La Strategic. repeat the csSrhNa ""'
for your information ,,
1. The stakes to be no less than E4oN SIG. SU,
2. Time and place OF match 10 b" ur'r'h"'
by the holder OF the title,
3, The match 10 be eight up, draws not o,o'''
4. The time limit to be Is moves nm nov, ,.,,,r
In regard 10 No. 2. may add tha', N,nn,fS
all negotiations with clubs. &c must 90 pr'WN'
through me, should without any partHIP 1','
the best offer Az to No 1, I consider "A 'ai","
that chess champions should be op|S'H q" ". do,
their own stakes and hope that In no diH,aiilv
an International chess organization VIII pc 'uI ,
to arrange championship matches on 'he "NS'' ''
purses. Sincerely yours, ~
EMANUEh LAsKka
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Programmes are out for the annual tourna-
ment Of the Stockbridge, Mass, Golf Club,
on Sept. 3, q, 10 and H. Copies may be OBJ
talned of the secretary. Robert &. Stetson,
at StockbridGe.
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Lawn Tennis Gossip.

The final round of the Class matches in
the Crescent Athletic Club tourney has been
finished in favor of Henry Mollenhauer.
This event was started in June. Campbell and
MOllenhnuer winning place in the finals
This last ound was postponed from time
to time owing to other tourney engagements.
II was only recently played Mollenhauer. at
minus 80, defeating Campbell, scratch, 8-i,
8-3.
BY defeating H. D. Wilcox and +. Tudor
Gross In straight sets Monday c. r.. Budlong
and r. NJ. Damn win the double championship
of Rhode Island. The score was O 3, o 4
e-3. BudlonR and Dana have won this
event for the last four years
The Seabright Tennis Club expects to run
off the two unfinished matches OF its tourney
on Saturday. The calender shows the final
round in, the singles between Holcombe Ward
and Beals e. Wright and the double contest
between Ward and Ware and the Wrenn
brothers
The victory of Kreigh Collins and l.. II.
Watdncr in the Western championship tour
ney at Chicago gives that team the right to
meet Ward and Ware, the Eastern Champions,
the match TO take place at Newport during
the present month, The winners of this con-
test will then meet the Doherty brothers
70 decide the championship of the United
States.
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SARATOGA RACING GOSSIP.
Old Jockey Willie Martin Manlpulates
Successful Coup on Memories.

SARATOGA, Aug. "A conspicuous ch ar
acter about the Saratoga track these days
is Willie Martin, remembered by old timers
as one OF the best riders, perhaps. that the
American turf ever saw. Martin has not
ridden since he was set down at this very
track some six years ago in connection with
his riding of horse named Adolph Spreckels,
owned by Corrigan. the San Francisco turfman,
In a race that was won the by The Bachelor
running in the Whitney oolors and trained
at the time by Sam Hildreth, Martin was
never afterward able to have his license
restored. He Ia East this season as betting
commissioner for a clique Of Western bet
tors. whose money was responsible for
sensational plunge on Wo0dford Clays Sir
Dixon nlly. Memories, who won the first
race to-day after having been backed from
30 to / to 10 to L. The Western outfit was
credited with taking about $50. 600 out of the
ring on the play Martins first winning
mount was on horse named Notuna owned
by q. B. Morris. in a race run at Brighton
Beach in 1884. Notuna was at $50 to 1 in the
betti ng
One Of the best winnings of the day was
made by Joe Yeager the Western plunge
who bet $1,000 on Gravina TO show" in the
Alabama Stakes, getting az good as 3 to
for the money. Yeager, however. lost back
the greater part of his winnings by losing
plunge on High Chancellor. the favorite for
the last race Yeager's money forced High
Chancellors odds down to to 10 for "A time
but later plunge on James r. Keene s Gim-
crack reduced the latter's odds from to
to TO 5. and High Chancellor closed with the
bookies Offering even money.
A man who refused to give his name made
big bet on Memories in the first rACe on n
curious "hunch." See here my man" he
called out to grand stand messenger, what
ls the price about Memories dear old
Memores?"
Upon being told that it was then Is to /.
the man pulled two hve-hundred dollar bills
from q roll and said, Bet this on Memories
rs Is iar Iar 0aGk as you can Ny wife used 70 be
Memories, owned by Clay, is good to be In
the money The messenger got odds of 3
70 l, so the plunRer on bygOne memories was
$1,000 to the good after the race This was
SAID TO be, the largest casual bet intrustcd
70 a grand stand messenger this season
"oodiord clay. owner of Memories, by the
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HALIFAX. Nova Scotia Aug. 4.--Phila-
delphian crickcters have been coming TO
Halifax from time to time during the past
twenty years There hive been draws in
the matches between the cricket representa-
tves of the two cities and there have been
now Halifax has proved victorious The
Wanderers of this city in the match with
Philadelphia found themselves this after
noon when the last wicket fell seven runs
ahead of the Quakers in the two innings
match that began yesterday; The scores
were; Wanderers, a2l Philadelphia. 314
delphian made the top score. Jones this
evening having 81 to his credit Norris had
30 and Brewster ~, The biggest score made
by II Wanderer was ~, TO the credit of Davey,
The match was won by the Wanderers on
yesterday i innings, for to-day they only got
100 as against i73 by the Philadelphians.
Tomorrow a match begins between Phila-
delphia and the Garrison.
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WITH THE HARNESS HORSES.
Fast work at Empire City In Preparation
for Grand Circuit Meet.

Empire City Park is fast taking on the gala
appearance of Grand Circuit week. The
horses that will sake part In the contests next
week are arriving and many that came earlier
In the week did moderateSwOrk yesterday.
On Saturday last james Gatcomb arrived
with Audubon Boy. 3:03H. Prince OF orange
2:O71a; Wainscott, 2:l01a. and the rest OF MS
stable.
On Sunday Jack Curry reached the track
with Knox's Gelatine King, 2:0iH, Pan Mi
chuel. 2llh brother to Boralma, but PAGER;
Crescent. 2;lsh Nirvana. ?:i4H. and the rest
OF the stable owned by Dr. j. Mccoy.
Yesterday Curry had his horses out for the
regular work. --.
Knox's Geiatine King after a slow warming
mile was sent three good stiff working heats
finishing each time under II drive. The first
and the third in 2:05 The last half of the
ter ter in o:so}s' < cooling mile in 2;2oI, com
Eeted his mornings worE oav he Hrsy TT9tse one
heat in 2.l3 Pan Michael. 2Ilh paced
mile in 2lOls and Ethel's Pride covered the
James Gatcomb worked Prince of Orange.
207l!. and the others, but not to the limit, as
Thursday will be his regular day FOR fast
Sy@ns %SrE Aof o 5ss of 'V Orange
day against field that will include Rythmc,
George Spear did not work any of his horses
but he drove the chestnut PAGER shorty.
amy, five easy working miles one being IN
the time Of his record. In one slower mie
worked in company with Pan Michael. 2:ll|,
the two horses paced the last quarter in
03o., and Shorty was in front Clarence
The matinee trotters Edgewood, 2;i2%. and
EQUITY. 2I2n both winners last week. the
first in 2I0H, and the other In @l0fa, were
harnessed together yesterday ana gwen
drove as one horse and will be started at the
matinee tomorrow against the 2I4I made
by The Monk, 2.05a, and Ioulse Jeners0n.
2O7s4. If successful an attempt VIII ne
made at the Grand Circuit meeting to beat
the team record of 2;l2., that has stood for
more than ten years 49,.
In the first heat of the championship tr9t
at the matinee of Saturday last, after lda
Highwood recovered from. her disastrous
break at the half mile pole, she was separately
timed from the five-eiRhths pole 70 tne wire wire
in 0:4i, an even two-minute gait. IN TINS
distance she closed gap OF more than
dozen lengths on Swift and he trotted the
mile in 2:0a1,.
Secretary Mccullough of the, Brighton
Trotting Association has returned from ms
Dillon. 2:O2}, will be started on the opening
day to beat the 202A OF Cresceus. On
Wednesday Dan Patch. l:59H, VIII be started
against the 1897 of Star. Pointer, Some
event of unusual interest is scheduled for
every day Of the meeting o,
Tomorrow the New York Driving Ciup
will hold another matinee witt ten events
and "A programme that promises as gooq
sport as any that has preceded; Swlt ana
Ida ghwood will not start. Ia. as tne l9Tsr riTct y
meeting and Ida Highwood may represent
Mr.. Smatherss stable in the 2:l0 class in
stead of Wentworth 2:09h.
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Polo FOR Narrnmansctt Cups.

NARRAGANs PIER. Il, Aug u
third match in the Point judith ,o'h,
Club polo tournament was played to-la.
when bcdham met West chester { { s"ro'
in tho series for the Narragans,tt cups
Westchester received 10 goals by hndi'"'
The teams lined up ~ foIluws
Westminster Country Club. second J. '"'
Inns 2; d. e. Cooley. Jr. g. j. / Blair j, II Z '
kaw g. Total handicap, II. I'D.
Dedham-A Allan Forbes Il. C. ", FOrN",, = "
II. Goodwin, 8; Joshua Crane, Jr., u. Iu'a. N"''
cap 81.
The afternoon was cold and wet and wr4i
match wns won by W"stchester after spirit
playing, by score of ~. to lok. g, w,
Forbes was thrown from his pony In she Ia ~
period, but jumped UP unMJured.
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Baseball Notes.

in the Washington Baseball Club is Imminent
There has been much dissatisfaction MS to the
management of the club. and effort Is being
OF tho company. Since yesterday President Fred
Postal of Detroit has increased his holdings of
stock from AZ per cent, TO 52ls per cent. but Is
willing to sell out at 'air price. In which event he
will purchase a large interest III the Detroit club.
partner in the management OF the Washing onS.
but unless the local minority holders OF s7(s per
cent assume complete control bf the company
radical changes In the club viii undoubtedly follow
beginning with the removal OF Tom LOTUS as man
agrr, President Ban johnson IL here to ratlty
any deal that may be made.
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Western Jockey Club stewards Llft sus-
pensions

CHICAGO. Aug. Hockey j. Woods. Sis
pended nearly year ago for questionable
rides on J, V. Kirby. Joe Frey and other horses.
was reinstated Mt the regular meeting Of the
stewards OF the Western Jockey Club last
night. Jockey W J, Finnerty, Owners +. ID.
Turley and J. l.. Fnrris and Trainer J, p, Dew
lin were also restored to good standing. as
of George W. Beck. and formerly of the Fzer
stable, Notice was sent 10 W II, Sayer
owner of Bonnie Burr, WHO started In the
ing TO s9725 81 before Sept or he would stand
ruled of the turf Racing dates for the fall
meeting Of the the Highla a. nd 3 Park CiGb were
Oct. 10.
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Polo Match Between Saratoga and Bunalo
Teams Postponed.

SARATOGA. n. v, Aug, "A regular old
fashioned all-day rainstorm soaked the
field of the Saratoga Polo Club and dampcned
teams. who were to have met this afternoon
in one OF the leading events Of the annual
Tournament A poStponement was ordered
till O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. but many
fear that the field will not then be in At con-
dition.
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Young Corbett May Not Meet Tommy
sullivan.

From present indications it looks as if
there will not be any fight between Young
Corbett and Tommy sullivan on Aug 10 as
scheduled. Both have signed articles of
agreement to meet before the West End A. c.,
for st. Louis on Monday. but is still in the
East What IA more, he has not started in TO
train. and it seemsas IL he will ask for post
This Is the second time the scrap has been
deferred
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Mrs. Reginald Brooks and Charles II. Sands
Win I'm Newport Doubles.

NEWPORT. r. l.. Aug. THE finals in the
mixed doubles in lawn tennis. which have
been in progress at the Newport Casino tho
past week. were played this morning when
defeated Miss Fanny Iselin and Marion
Wright. In spite of the cloudy weather
there was a large gathering OF spectators.
and they saw the best tennis thus far this
season The match from the start was hotly
contested, it taking four sets to decide the
match.
Mrs Reginald Brooks and Charles E. Sands
beat Miss Fanny Isclin and Marion Wright. 8--i.
"a R-9 o..
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Trrr, McGovern says lie Has Not Retired.

Terry McGoVern announced yesterday
that there was no truth in the report that he
had quit the ring. Terry declares that he
will keep on fighting until he is too old TO
do So Next fall and winter expect to
meet all comers,' said the ex-champion.
Il want to get back again to where / used
10 be, and in order TO do 40 must fight nv
way TO the top, | will meet Abe Attel hrsf,
then ! will take on Benny YanGer.. and II I
induce Young Corbett to give me another
chance. No. Terry is not going to retire 1
like lighting too well for that.
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Another Cycle Path Race.

Despite its abandonment by the Aesocia
Cycling Clubs of Long Island, the annual
twenty-five mile bicycle handicap race will
be run as usual on the Brooklyn Cycle Path
on Labor Day. Sept. T., II will be prom oted
by the Century Road Club of America, which
use the path on the morning of that day.
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Collins Retains western Lawn Tennis
Championship.

CHICAGO, Aug. 4-Kreigh Collins success
fully defended his title Of Western lawn
tennis champion by defeating. A, G. Snow.
winner Of the Western championship tour
One set was played yesterday, the match
being postponed by rain until to-day.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.
Detroits Win From Cleveland and Tie the
New YOrkS.

The fight in the American League between
New York and Detroit for fourth place is
just as close as that between New York and
Chicago for second place in the National
League Yesterday Detroit beat Cleveland
and tied the New Yorks for fourth place.
the latters game with Philadelphia being
postponed on account Of rain Chicago and
ST. Louis split even making two ties in the
American Lea que standing. Results:
Detroit 6: Cleveland, 2.
ST. Louis 81 Chicago. o nrst game3
Chicago. 4; st. Louis. second game)
Al New York-Rain,
IVA nrfnn In
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OUAKERS BAT WE'LL.
N. Y. Graves and J. A. Lester Make Big
Scores Against Leicestershire.
Special Cable Despatch to THE SUN.

.Spectnl Cable Despatch to THE SUN.
LEICESTER, Aug. 4.-The second days
play in the cricket match between the Phila-
delphians and Leicestershires concluded here
to-day with the visitors having an advantage
of 323 runs after their second innings
When play was resumed this morning the
five remaining Leicestershire wickets were OBJ
tanned for "A runs. and the innings was over
for ~ runs and P. H. Clark four for So
The Philadelphians then gave good ex-
hibiton of even batting. N. z. Graves hit
vigorously for 81; J. A. Lester played steadily
for "a. and A NJ Wood F. n. BohIen, F. G.
Sharpiess and J. B. King all showed to ad-
vantage. The home team will have an uphill
fight tomorrow, but still thinks there is a
good chance Of victory. il the big hitters get
TO work
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Harness Races Postponed.

BuyrALo, Aug. 4.-Rain caused postponement
of the Grand Circuit races to day.
PouoHKEEpsIB Aug. 4.-The second days pro
gramme Of harness races at the Hudson River
driving park was postponed until TO morrow on
account of bad weather. Each days card will go
over a day. The match race between Major Del
mar and The Abbot for special purse, will be
erotted Thursday. instead of Wednesday as orr
ginay Intended.
OwEdo, N V, Aug. 4-The Central New York
circuit races were postponed 10 day account Of
rain
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BILL RDS.
Barutel Passes Jeyne and Leads ny One
Point At Three Cushions.

Lloyd Jevne the champion. and Louis
Barutel. the French expert. resumed their
three cushion l5O-point match last night at
Maurice Daly's academy. Jevne led at the
end of Monday nights play block. when the
score was so to AZ. and the contest will be
finished Tonight They were slow in getting
under way last night. Barutel being the first
to count with a natural" of four cushions
Both men were bothered several times by
kisses. The score was to 9 in Jevne's favor
at the end of the sixteenth inning.
cushion-frst shot of peculiar tracing
by Barutel In the twenty eighth inning
brought out applause and made Barutcls
total for the night lust double his opponents.
1s to 0 being the figures Jevne made one
of the same sort soon afterward Barutel
reached the halfway mark first, having rs
ming the Frenchman made his second run OF
4. Jevne smacked the balls hard for a run
of 3, long g-distance counts. and followed with
more, after which he was nine behind on
the evening.
Jevne gave his opponent doses of safety
near the finish. and playing strongly himself
closed the gap rapidly, His last run was
one OF 4, and then Barutel went out the night =
winner by 1 point. with three-cushon
bank
Baru,ol-o, 10 Q, G2.Go.o.i. i.oo,2,o,o o.o;2,
O. 0, 20: o. 2. 2, g. 1, O. 0. o.. 0: 4, ;. 0, o.
O. 0. o. /. Total. 81. Total Tor two nights, 100
Jeyne-o o. >: Q, 0, 5000 l; 0. Q, I,
i,o,?, 10 80, /. !, %, Q, @ 70; g !, Q. O.
o, l. Total, ~ Total T for Two nights, o. 70 =
Referee EDDIE Foy.
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East term League.
Southern LeagHe.

Al New Orleans Memphis, L. Now Orleans, O.
Al hreveport-Shreveport o; Little Rock, 3.
Az Atlanta Montgomery, 8; Atlanta, L.,
Az Birmingham--NaShv 2, birmingham, |.
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METEOR WINS KINGS CUP.
German Empcror's Yacht Again Successful
at COwes.

Special cable Despatch 10 THE SUN.
CowEs Isle Of Wight. Aug. A.--In the race
for the Kings cup in the Royal Yacht Squad
ron regatta to-day the German Emperor =
yacht Meteor and the Bronhild. Fiona, Glory,
Cetonia and Cariad were entered. The
Meteor won. none of the others arriving
within their respective time allowances.
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First base on error-Pittsburg. Left on bases
Chicago. ?: Pittsburg. g. First base on balls ON
Philippe. .. Struck out--By Mcnefee. 2:by Philippe.
=. Two base hitWagner Sacrifice hits Kruger.
Casey Stolen bases Evcrs, Killing. Double play
Evers. Tinker and Chance Wild pltch-Philppc.
Passed ball.Smth Umpire-Moran. Time-i
hour and rs minutes Atcndancc-30Oo.
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CHICAGO IN. L). l: PIrTsBUHG U.
CHICAGO, Aug. A--Mcncfec's stcadincsS and good
support proved entirely too much for the cham
pions to day. The only OF the game was made
In the first inning. Sagle led OF with n single.
Casey bunted. and Chance hit past third. Jones
struck out. With two out. Philippe had Wild
pitch. and Slage ran In with what proved TO be
the only tally OF the afternoon.
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Az New London--New London, @. Norwich, o.
At Bridgeport 4: Bridgeport. 8.
Other games postponed.
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American Association.

Az Columbus Kansas City. 2; Columbus, 1.
At Indianapolis st. Paul. 3; Indianapolis Q.
Az Toledo Milwaukee. 4; Toledo. 0.
Al Loulsville-Lousvlie, 4: Minneapolis, o.
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West ern League.
Other Games.

Al Peoria-Peoria, 3: Denver, I.
Az Milwaukee Colorado Springs, 4; Milwaukee. 3
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Two base hits-P0welI, Callahan. Three base
hits-Frie Anderson: Sacrifice hit Martin.
Double plays--Frel and Anderson: Tannehl and
Isbell, First base on ballsOn Powell 1: on
Patterson. 8. Struck out--By Powell, s. by patter-
SON l. Left on bases-St Louis s: Chicago g.
Umpire-o Loughlin. Time--i hour and "a minutes.
Attendance 900
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NATIONAL LEA GUN

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at New York Brooklyn at Boston;
Plttsourg at Chicago: Cincinnati at St Louis,
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York at Washington; Boston o. Philade phia:
Chicago at 81. Louis Detroit at Cleveland.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Jersey City at Ncwart Baltimore at Buffalo;
Worcester at Providence: Rochester at Toronto
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Hill Frie and Anderson, Passed bal-~Slattery
Stolen bases Burkett. Hill. Jones. First base on
balls.-ON Evans. 4; or Altrock. 2. Struck out
BY Evans. Q: by Altrock 3. Loft bascs.-St.
Louis. 7: Chicago, T. Umpire-OLoughlln, Time
II hour and 80 minutes.
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Baseball Games To-day,

Al Atlantic Observation-Disclosures Highlands
Asbury Park All Collegiate. I.
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Baseball. Polo Grounds, To-day, 4 r. N.
Philadelphia VS.. New York Adm, soc. So Adr.
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New England Harness Meeting "Opens at
Dover.

DOVER, n H., Aug. THE midsummer meet
ing Of the New England Circuit at Granite State
OF Empire City Park won In the 2l8 pace driven
by Maloney. and was backed from the start M 6y
firs, race this season in the PA trot. He was
heavy favorlte.
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GENTLEMEN OF PHILADELPHIA.

First Innings. Second Innings,
NJ u. Graves, C Stocks, King. b. King .,..,. az
A. NJ. Wood c. King, b. Stocks ia b. gill ...,,... 20
j. A. Lester not out ut...,....,.l28 c. Davis, b.
Crawford. o.
j. b. King, h. Whitehead. ..... II st. Knight b.
Whitehead. 22
F. II. Bohlen. c. Davis. b.
King. Observation-Disclosures. c. Crawford,
. b. Gill........ 81
c. C. Morris, c. Stocks b. King run out .,,.,,..
p. II. Clark. b. Stocks II C, Stocks, b.
Whitehead. 0
F. c. Sharpless b. King ....,.. c.. Crawford,
b. GIN ...., so
II. A. Haines, O. Stocks. b.
Whitehead, ead,.......,......,,.. c.. Stocks. b.
0 Whitehead. o
Z. NJ. Crcgar, b. Whitehead, g.. ob GIL ..,.,,... o
T. c. Jordan run out. ......... not out. ..,..,
Bycs. s. leg bycs. 2........,.. Byes. O. leg
byes, 7..,,. 10
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In THE BASEBALL WORLD.
NEW YORK; NATIONALS AGAIN
DROP no THIRD PLACE.
Unable to Play ON Account Of Rain, while
the ChlcaKOs score One Rum aud white
wash the PittsDurSs- lHarlemites Four
Points Behand--hBrO0kAyns Also Idle.

The seesuw tusslc between the New Yorks
and the Chicagos for second place in the Ma
tional League race finds the Chcagos in the
van by four points to-day. The Chicagos
beat the Pittsburgs yesterday in to o
game while the rain prevented the New York
Boston and Brooklyn Philadelphia games.
Chicago. I; Pittsburg, 0.
Az BOytOn-RAin.
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DETROIT. 5; CLEVELAND. ..
CLEVELAND, Aug 4.--Detrolt batted Donahue
at timely moments and aided by a wild throw
and passed ball, the visitors had no trouble In
,ulp
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CHICAGO "a. H., 4: ST. LOUIS "a. h). l-sxooNp


'Magoon out for interference.
Chicago ......,..,..,,.,.0 2 o 0 o 0 o 2 O--4
ST. Louis ......,,,.......0 0 o 0 O o O-l
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The Cedar Rapids Golf Club and the Ravins-
loe Country Club of Homewood ILL.,. have
been elected allied members Of the u. =. q. A.

In four-ball match at the Fairfield County
uolf Club on Sunday, with q; D.; Fowle.
established the thirty-sx hole record for
the course, at 1850.