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CINCINNATI. 4. BROOKLYN. 3.

Every run that the Cincinnatis made yester-
day--and they made one more than Brook
lyn came over the plate after two men were
out III the second inning after PETIT and
to centre, Seymour nglcd to left. and Dolan
doubled In the eight inning. Donlin fouled
out, Seymour doubled. but was run down
on Dolans lawn mower to Dahlen, Beckley's
single vent through Mclreery's legs Dolsn
scoring, and Steinfeldts triple hurried
Beckley to the rubber, The Brooklyns made
a brave attempt to pull up alongs in the
brllance on fly balls were done by Gessler,
Stcinteldt and Seymour. Seymour turned a
RomprSault in making his cntCh
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Amateur Golf Championship.

Secretary Ballou OF the United States Golf
Association said yesterday that. although
the entries do not close until this evenin g
for the amateur championship, he had al
ready booked over fifty ma mes The event
is to be played at the Mas sau Country Club
on Sept. l. to 5. at all match play. instead
Of the usual qualifying round. and 1t is thought
that this will increase the number OF entries.
Last year there were 1854 entries
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NEW YORK IN. L.. 8; CHICAGO IN. L.. i-sEooNp
GAME.

Mnthewson was merciless in the second
game, and the club swinging Of the Microbes
, was quite futile. The Harlemites backed
Mathewson in a fashion In keeping with
the ozone with hard and timely hits. Mixed
with the base hits was judicious sacrificing.
so that every hit counted. Browne Bresna-
inning. and Dunn. Mathewson, Browne and
Mertes In the fourth. Raub's poor throwing
furnished scoring in the sixth Menefee
Lundgren was a big Improvement The
Chicagos managed TO squeeze in d run in the
seventh inning on hits by Evers and Harley.
wild pitch and an outfleld by.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.
New Works Wind Up I'm the West With d
Defeat.

The New York Americans wound up In the
West with a defeat in Chicago yesterday.
However. they are tied for fourth place with
Detroit. as the latter lost two games to Wash
ington. The Clevelands whitewashed Phila-
delphia and gained on the Bostons. who were
beaten in st. Louis. Results:
Chicago, 0: New York s.
Cleveland, s. Philadelphia, 0.
ST. Louis, S: Boston, 1.
Washington. 0, Detroit, 4 (hrst gane,.
Washington, Q: Detroit, 2 (secOnd game).
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BaNeDaIl Notes.

The Jersey City Baseball Club returns home
to day and viii remain al home until the end Of the
season, Next sunday they will play the West
Side Athletic Club al Bayonnc II IL Interesting TO
note that they did not lose game the last trip.
The Bay Ridge Athletic Club baseball team OF the
Sres Saturday anL sunday games with teams
Offering good Inducements. Address Joseph King,
Bay Ridge A. O., ST and $40 Forty sixth street,
Brooklyn.
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Gossip or The Ring.

Johnny Mack has wired 10 Sam Fit2patrlc;
asking him ii Con C0ughlln will meet Sandy Feryll
son before the Tammany A. C, next month In d
l0.round bout. Fitzpatrick declares that Coughln
VIII accept as soon ~ he gets in proper condition
Reader. Jersey Clty-It was knockout and will
70 on record rs such.
Reader. New York-B Is entitled 90 the money
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CHICAGO IN. L., 4 NEW YORK IN. LIB g.
FIRST GAME.

As wide in contrast as they possibly could
be were the two styles of play set forth by the
New York Nationals in conflict with the
They were as different as the tastes of sugar
and salt or quinine and candy. The bitter
ness came in the first game. when, In spite
atrocious fielding OF the New Yorks throttled
all chances OF victory. The second game
was a drowsy. droning dspassionate debate.
but this time the dose was palatable, because
the New iorks won easily, batting hard and
fielding as if they we're an altogether diff
ferent set of players from those whose canary
colored contortions SCARED and marred the
first game They played good ball in the
second game. though there was little life to
II. and nobody mourned when Umpire O'Day
called the game in the seventh inning.
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Slated for MoGlnnity in the ninth inning

New York .........3 o o o % o 0-s
First base on errors-Chicago, o. New York.
l. Left on bases-Chlcago. II; New York. 0. First
out--By McGnnity, 0: by Taylor. B. Two base
hIt-Kllng Stolen bases Browne, Lauder, Slagle
(?) Tinker. Double play-Babb Dunn and
Mccain. Wild pitch--Mct;innity. Umpire-o Day.
Time hours and 10 minutes
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brcy. Three base ht--Staney. Home run--Mo-
ran. Hit by pitched ball--By Malsrkey. First
base on balls-0N Brown. I. First base on errors
Boston, 2: ST. Louis. l.. Left on bascs-BostoD, s;
81 Louis a. Sacrifice hits--Snoot. Dexter. stolen
bases brown. Burk,. O'Neil t2l. Struck out
by MalarEcy. 81: by Brown =. Double plays--Eulk
and BRAIN Burke and Harkett: Brown. FARRELL anI
Hackett. Umpire Hurst Tlme--l hour and 80
minutes. ht,cndancc-l.523
PIrTsBURo, 2: PHILADELPHIA IN. L.. 2.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 2t.-Philadeiphla and Pitts
burg played eleven nnn rs. Cacu side scoring twice
and then Umpire ElnSr calico the game Oh account
OF darkness. The lclding was Uf,iilant at times.
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FAVORITES' DAY AT RE.ADVTLLE.
Kinney Lou Takes the Blue Hill and Breaks
the St axe Record.

BosroN, Aug. A.-Lou Dillon's feat OF
trotting mile in minutes. told OF else
where. eclipsed the other races on the Read
vile track to-day. It was a favortes day
and each race was a straight heat affair.
The big event was the Blue Hill Stake for
2:30 trotters. with Kinney Lou n strong favorite.
The Budd Doble mare had Patchen Maid to
contend with the first trip and found Margaret
Bathgate the opposing element the second
time, in which the Californian broke the record
for the stake by stepping in 2:OsH. Theformer
record was 2:091.. made by Wentworth. last
year The third heat found liter the con-
tender to the stretch. where Doble went in
front and won easily with Kinney Lou.
Al Book sold for 800 against the field. which
brought $40 in the 2:I6 pace, The black horse.
who has started six times in two weeks. was
away the best Of the half dozen starters
Merry Master made a misstep the first time
and the Texas horses path was unobstructed.
The second time Merry Master went level.
but had not the speed to beat Al Book.
Nervolo. Scott hudson's bay horse. brought
two heats. in which Brodbine was second
he won in 20sj.. Dillon Boy, another OF
Scott Hudson stable. had the talent with him
was seconn choice at $50. The Dillon Boy
was paraded behind by the Lexington driver,
with the gray horse Crescent away in front
the nrst time. NheIi iuuson mace MS drive
he was led by Oxford Chimes and Norrie, but
there was nothing to 1t when the stretch was
reached. for the son OF Baron Dillon simply
romped in, The second heat found Crescent
making mistakes and being behind the flag
Geers with the Qucstor tried hard to get TO
the sorrei top driver but was beaten by
length by Dillon Boy.
John \. Mrkcrron will go against hs rec
ord of 20ji, tomorrow, and on Thursday Dan
Patch will Try TO improve on his / 80 mark
over course which is the best In tho country
ON Friday Alta Mcdonald will send n inr
Dclmar against Tho Abbot's geiding record
OF 2O3A.
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CHICAGO "a. L.. Q. NEW YORK IA. L.i.5
CHICAGO, Aug. 24.-Grifflth's men received
a surprise to-day. With the score 5 to 0 In
their favor and everything pointing to
lopsded victory The visitors suddenly saw
victory turned into defeat and We're routed.
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Sixth RncenFor three year ODDS and upward;
Baseball Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago At New York: Cincinnati nj BROOKLYN:
Pittsburg at Philadelphia; st, Louis at Boston,
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at Cleveland; Chicago at Detroit.
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Pttsburg .......0 o o % o %
Philadelphia .....O o 1 0 D . / %
Left on bases Philadelphia. 7: Pittsburg. II.
First base on bas-OH Lever. I: or Mitchell. g.
Struck out-By Lever. 81 by Mitchell. 2. Three
base hit S;hring. Two base hitS-Wagner. Sc.
bring. Sacrifice ht-Wovcrton. Stolen bases
Wagner. Double play S:bring and Leach I'm
plre-Emslic. Time, hours aud Is minutes At
tcndance-i,5S
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Left on bases--New York. I: Chicago. q. First
base on balls--0f Msthcwson 1; of Mcnefec, 2:
OF Lundgrcnl I. Struck out--By Ma thewson. I. by
Lundgren, l. Two:base hlt-Mencfee. Sacrifice
--Bresnahan, McGann, Babb. Hit by pitcher
BY Mcnefce, /. Wild pltch-Mathewson, O. I'm.
pre-O'Day. rime-l hour and Is minutes. Al.
ipndance--a 800
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Two base hit-LOng SacHhce hlts-Lush,
Bucow, Moran. First base on ballS-on Eitson. 4.
on Wilson, .. First base on errors Detroit, 2:
washington, l. Struck out--isy Kitson o. BY Wilson,
/. Double play-Moran and Clarke Left on
buses, Detroit, 7: Washington, 0. Umpire
O'Laughlln. Tmo--1 hour and % minutes, At
tcndancc-2, 400
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BROOKLYN.

H BToo1yn ...'..,..,0 q
Left on bases Cincinnati g; Brooklyn. g. FIRST
base on balls on Reidy, 1: or Phillips 2. Struck
out-By philips. 2: Three base hit-Stclnfcldt
rlhcc hit-Strang Stolen basc-Dahlcn Double
plays--Jordan and Doyle; Redy, Dahlcn and
Doyle, DAILY and Beckcy. Hit by pitcher.
T'mc--l hour and IS minutes. ATTENDANCE"
1850.
ST. LOUIS II. H.. o: BOSTON IN. L., L.
BOSTON, Aug. 2.--St Louis played fast and even
ball to day and had little trouble In dlspOsng OF
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First base on crrOrs-New York. Left on bases
Chicago, 4: New York. S. First base on balls
on Wolfe. 2. Struck out-By Owen, .: BY Wolfe,
hits--pavis. Mcfarland, Elberfeld. Stolen bases
Kccler Magpon C2l. Green. Double play--Wi
Hams ElbcTi,ld. Camel. Hit by pitcher-Wolfc.
1. Passed bals--Slattery, /; Bcville. l. Umpire
Egan. Time hour and 40 minutes Attendance
LOO
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Saratoga Entries for To-day.

Good start won cleverly; Ernest Parham. b. O.
4. by De Beauvolr-La Sorea: owned by T. d.
Sullivan.
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ST. LOUIS Aug. 2i.--St. Louis took TO day 3
anne from Boston. breaking even on the series


'Battcd for Gibson In the ninth inning.
ST. Louis ..............0 . I % O..-5
Boston .....,.....,.,,.,O % 0 0 o ii
Two-basc hitsWalace. Frcl, Hin. Hcidnck.
Double plays--filll, Wallace and Anderson: Parent,
Ferris and LachanCe Stolen hasc-Friel Wild
pitch-(ilbson. First base on balls--On Powell L:
OF Gibson. l. struck Out.-By Powell. 7: by Gibson
Connolly. Time hour ami IS minutes At
tendance 900.
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the Englishmen for the second time. repeated
his prior success. AT Manchester by-t he-Sea
he put out Beveridge and yesterday he won
golden honors for consistency by beating
Day. The card was:
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Cleveland ..,...........0 o 0 %
Philadelphia ............0 0 o o o 90
Two base hit-LaJoc. Three base hits-Bradley.
Hartzc Home runHlckman. FIRST base on err
rors.-Clcvcland. .: Philadelphia, g. First base on
balls-On JOSS ]. Struck out--By joss, 1: by Plank.
s. Sacrifice hit Hickman: Stolen base Bay
Double play-Bems ard Hickman. Left on bases
Cleveland 4: Philadelphia l. Wild pitch--Joss
Umpire-ShcIdan. Time-l hour and rs minutes
Attendance
ST LOUIS a. Id S: BOSTON IA. Id l.
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PHILADELPHIA.

CLEVELAND Aug. 2i-.Joss's magnificent pitching
was too much for the Pbiladelphias this afternoon
He held them down to one hit.
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In The BASEBALL WORLD.
EXTREMES OF PLAYING ny TIE
NEW YORK NATIONALS.
Lose First Game With Chicaxos and Win
the SecOnd--t incinnatis Take Close
Game From Dr0Oklyns-St. Louis Beat
BOstOns and tiualkers Tie Pirates.

Breaking even with the Chicagos yesterday.
the New York Nationals made no Roadway
in percentage. The Brooklyns were beaten
by Cincinnati. ST. Louis beat Boston. and
Philadelphia and Pittsburg played I'm eleven
inning tie. Results.
Chicago, 7; New York. 3 (hrst game).
New York, s; Chicago, second game.
Cincinnati. 4; Brooklyn 8.
ST. Louis q; Boston. 4.
Philadelphia, 2; Pittsburg, 2.
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Cory, who was the only plnyer TO meet
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IS and upward: 81 900
THIRD RACE.

Time +:0s.
Good start won cleverly: Hgole CHI. G., AGED, by
Jlls Johnson -Genlevcn: owned by the Queen
III all
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First Race Handicap; for all ages; seven fur
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WASHINGTON. 3: DETROIT. c--sEcoNp GAME.

TOTsITN .,IJ II IA
Washington .......,,,r,l
Detroit ....,.,,,,.,..,,,,U
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VI Il 8 IN.

Su bem feuen oeutiG)eu 9teidJs-
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Settle amffpeo esuag,

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Mlerlet.

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,errn Glepslauos slbiaae.

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sueifeln, unboem er baa einmol aus
geiprDben bat, llno bieler Nus
lprub 1T Der cine groBe Dienit, ben
CT leit 2angent Ieiner Nartei mie6er.
| einfnal geleiitet bot.
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aer aampt ,piro eta srbttterter iei,

9iejenigeil, Die babel bebarreil, ibre
SbrsH ben aubauernoen g%mpfebfuageu
BON DDr. &in9s NeIer @utoefun9" fir
Sdlpiuoludt III uerldlieBeu, uerbeu
eiien lansen mo erbltterten 8ampf anss
5ufe6ten baben segen ibre 2eiDeu, iuelnt
oenielben nibt balo Elm uerbdli9niBuol-
les 3iel eeiebt niro ! Man leie, mas
g. 81. geaa ppu 8eaa, Watlis 81 ia9en
bat p9eBten 9erbif 5eiete meine
tFrau ale Spmptoue pen 5bmiubludt
Sic nabm Or. @ings Welie Gntbez
dung" nadOem aQes anoere feline g8tr=
flung perfeblt bate. Sofort 5eiete iih
geieruug unb bier 6laiden beiltea lie
p0aig. 8arantirt ooa ben Mpotbeferll
s. @afteper & Son uib gfeolpb Grei6
Rrels so gents urO sl.00. Yrobe-
SlaIhen frei.
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@ute'M 0bel biai9 1T ptrfaufenl

8ut erbaltenes alouier, 9tutt=
garter sSabriEat in Wahagonie. fir
$50. Spmm0bsn. init uno Dime
WlarmUrplatten, pom $3.50 an, fo<
uie BettitefIen, bDppelte uno ein=
i9ldffige bun So. 90 Biz $3.50, ales
in Snpar5 : @atnuB. @afhtiIde,
runoe 9iibe 5haufelitable. Gtepp=
oecfen unD neue Matten &c. ZIG
3usf-S STRIDE, nabe Oft~=g Commerce
StraBe.
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sin fuf[pleliner arrtunl.

Srrtiwer iiu0 DIT auBeror0emlj3
foitipiefi9. DIT TT iogar oas Qe6au Elm
8reis iol6 zines Sfrtbums. Gle lprrs
ben aber ME eiieu Srrtnm begpbsu ,t0cui
sic Or. Sings Neue qebtHs giacue
iiir 9Dspepiie, 9opipel, S6tpiuoef.
eebfr= Ooer llnterleibs St6ruaget
ne9ulet. sic wirten iduft, nber sod
eranSfih. 70 Gents III oen NpotGetcn
pon 5. Salteper & 5on ml0 20. IreiB.
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etme Wepolntlon in sid,t,

Gin f6eres Qn5eiAen eiuer beuorft-
beneen llmiudf3uns uno ernIter Stu.
riInsen III 3brea SDitem IiHb NerooIi.
tdt, SGlafloIiefeit ooer ue6etfeit.
Electric 8itters" lUiro balo Die laltt-
sea uriaden hieyooa Serit6ren. 3ies
Mitlel Uerieblt ME, ben Magea III liar.
feil, Die RiereH mo ben Darru Canal
81 re8ulistH, bic s,ebsr an3ureae mo
oas 8lut iii reinigen. 8eioHoers Qmiiuilia
iuirft oas WRittef aAf erid6piie Bier.
pensSDiteae unO ale 0amit in .9rfan.
Iamenbange iiebeuoe 8eItlucroen Der.
i9tpinoen untcr Der frdftigcn Ginmirfano
oeHelGen .@lectr { 8jtters@ foItef nlr
80 Gents uno bos @el6 uirb suritdae.
gebea penn IS Edit o6ai9e 8eirle6i.
gnIig geipabrt- @arontirt bird Die
Npoibefet 3. Salteper & 5or nto 2fo.
9reiB.
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@tm bmrfaaehcmnca 0fcrn.

bag iuie toa Die 5tfaBen .eaifaug raft,
iobqB 6is geliie ais rem @ageu fallen
ooef 6anoat 8dde a0Glider Nrt Iip6
aIlt08iife Grgi3aiIh. ls eates fde
Sefgralanp a~Ageoea1J { si0elid3 {
Salbe bel Der 6anO 81 baben. aber feine
if 70 gut, iDie aBNficns NrltieaSSntbe !"
GrauOwunbet, 5dnitte, munbe Stelleu,
Sal5fluB uNb 9dmurrbpiben beilen oas
nod nllb eeridminoen Ihnel inter IL
rem liHbernoen Ginilufe. % Gents in
ben appibefea BON S. 4yIteber & SON
aao abulp1 8reiB.
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Die 9ae' i'm gad aefauft,

Die 1aR' tm EaG gefauftl-So oeutt
Mtander, Der onrb marttid)reieriihe Nn<
dei8en 0 Munbermitteln perleitet. lem
9utes @elo hergiebt iinb cine SdJunbnte-
bi5in %erhanoeit. Sp benft aud tuphf
Waiitber. Der BON benz eroBen Seilmittef
oeS DR.. S. Silsbee 9esen 6duorrhuiben
AHAkESiS, lieif. Seib alio bprlidtto
Scr NeioeHben, unb fen6et crit mad, einer
Trobe. bic eith P. N~eustaedter & Co.
Box 2416, New York. alf 8erfanaen
fDftenfrei buidtfen fuer6en, ehe ihr eis
men 8Drrat 81 faufen braud]t. 9n alien
renommirten apotbefen st haben.