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NEW roRK IL. L.. q; BOSTON IN. L. l.--FIRsr
GAME.

BosroN, Aug. New York captured a
double header from Boston this afternoon
Both games were exciting contests and there
was more enthusiasm among the spectators
than has been heard this season at the SOUTH
End grounds Joe McGinnity pitched both
games for the visitors. and his work was
grand. He gave but two passes and struck
out eight men New York made two runs
In the third inning OF the first game, Browne
walked. Bresnahan doubled to left and
Cooley fumbed, Browne scoring. Mctiann
singled. scoring Bresnahan. Another run
came In the fourth on q pass to t'ilbert.
single bv Warner and McGinnity's ontfeld
fly. In the fifth McGann was hit by pitched
ball and reached second on wild throw
by Moran. Mcrtes scored him with double
to left. Boston made its solitary run in the
sixth. Carney doubled. but was thrown out
trying to make third on Moran's grounder.
Abbaticchio singled and Moran scored on
Gremingers two-base hit to left
In the second game. Piatt lasted but four
innings. New York getting one run IN each OF
the first two. Malarkey succeeded him, but
Jared no better. In the NTH Boston tied the
score, Abbaticchio singled, tremnger drove
to left for two bases and Malarkey brought
them home with fine hit to centre. In the
sixth, New York got three additional runs.
Mc,iann walked Mertes flied TO Carney: Babb
and Dunn hit safely, McGann scoring. Tenney
dropped a throw to first and Babb went to
third Gilbert singled and Babb crossed tn
plate Gilbert forced Dunn of second and
he was run down. Gilbert scored on Warner
safe
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takes pride in announcing that the stock stock
OF carriages and horse goods carried equals
that shown by any Manhattan dealer MorS
than four iSn hundred could S Uet be- suited
from this variety would scarcely 9e com.
sidered worth trying 10 please. In harness
es,e 5 morse Ssd FGGas sSe Sns ca viii
that
There are a number OF !shrewd BUYERS
who attend nearly. every sale A. the mari r
Of Van Tassell 4 Kearpey and pick up par
gains. These they sell at profit TO those
ing As a matter OF fact, any shrewd puyer
with a knowledge Of the business can reaR
E9od profit BY thr ths oaTssdhs sssdsv ana Friday
sales This does not mean that good Pr,'oses s',
are not the rule but bargains there VIII %
at all times
When the wearers OF the blue and the gray
were marching to the stirring st strains nrodea Ss
families of Of tfe brave man who had gone to
the front, That was four decades ago. but
the name Gray on vehicle to-day stil stamas rn
rooms in Wooster street fine line OF season.
able vehicles la shown at prices tnnt are
tempting. to say the least There ar. are noint sore
bur the saving in price ~ enough 10 TepAHce
the paint many times
r. G. Green Intends to make the month Of
August the busy month nt his show. rooms on
East roth street, u Inducements In qualty
the floor has been marked at price that VIII
sell it quickly. 80 that others for the iater
season may be shown Quick sales and the
Greens GREEN s"A Thsrs ars STe"s number NIB Of second
hand carriages and runabout wagons that
are practically new and will be sold FOR iess ;%
| carriage put In order
-
The name Flandrau 4 Co. is so well known
TO those who use h'gh-claSs carriages that
any Endorsement here seems almost super
fuous. Not only does the name on vehicle
il suggests the accessibility OF the show rooms.
The numbers. 4os 70 4i2 Broome street taxs
n the block from Elm to Marion street; AM anu
he BToadTay cars are but Two blocks b soSner @esr
Every seasonable style OF carriage Tor town
or country. use may be soan here: There IS
also good line OF two-wh"elers Tor PARK or
This il IN. season when avery render feels
nn,ine Tbsra 10 one no;nt in the centre
~ MaSnbo ttan ibnt vii wall renav the lover OF
tho annrfs of tha r"aa for mn hour spent In
tho si";, This io he naw U cnrriage and bor-
ComnanWp ~ Rroodpsv and Fortv.ephth
street Evervtbin% that good taste and
}s fo he found here The Ssrness and horse
furnishing department is run on the same
hrnad linSs Sn rondsr will re1ret an hour
snemt IL; Sotino n,er tho grand disnlav
'pe"' III '''"''S 'roi .'' s
,,,, ,,. =. -, ,,a "a.
Hudson stree. is always busy. because tho
company deals In useful STYLES OF wagons.
Delivery wagons of all kipds loT business
nse are to be found here; the Mandy wagon.
that almost every business man needs'
open wagons, and those WIN 'ops. OBS
Everything and anything IN tne uSelul me
on wheels are to be found here Even the
farmer Will find here Jus, what ne needs
whether II be wagon 70 haul the produce
from me heids or 10 take ~ 10 tne 1r market
Even the neat surrey, 10 luke the lahlliy 10
church, is here.
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HORSE AND CARRIAGE TRADE,

10 .r,. roodor uho r;,n, ar ,,r;yas bos mot
-. in,i,,o,o aoorai,,onoo v.i,h tba Norl
Cyoss Comnany and tho merits of tho wnr..
!, osr,r a. ,h riJin,r a,d dr;,.i,, :, r,,h,io ,bat
r.aaar has n,,'nh 20, a. Ioarn RI Nil
,.oss c,n,,rar,. is ~ II Lnon,r nm ,,o cnrti-
.aDt, AID tha ,rada .stabIi.had on'on,, die
iI.!s "s1 "., - l.; 49,, So. ,;an,',,o -,
,,nr,;,,r, n,arI, Sinca tho Nar ynrL horne
','ea sA,,iaI ,a th., ,rnoh '..a'n adana
:. ha., hnar, ~ air 20 L,ar Tho stno,, no CON-
,tn, 10 ata,,,, T., 49,, n,Inr hoa,,o,,or,ars
!rha', ,,aro ;o n .atias,n,,nn So ,.hnn ona hnrs
,,,.,i,in', for t,o r,dir,, mr. dri,ino outat IN
,,,,.;r !, l., - ,ho ha,t W., l. sIi,h,
- T. ao,. a., ~, ,,,,,,,,,o,.,,i a., ,L. .hor,rin
e. ,,eo,,I,, fa,I j., h,,,;n,, Ira,l,dou,n IT.
n,,o,,,. rar,v nf rriands ,.bsra MI would
r,a,;,a ,ho ,r,,a rJnoss ,r ,,'s dscon,Gtnre9
pn, ,h, Nal, rross con,nany has No, h,i,,
rho name and renutation IN barter with II
Everything sold In any home controlled by
the company Is priced moderate when quality
Is considered. This IL worth remembering
for economy when quality is not sacrificed
IL commendable
r II Macy & Co. have a harness and horse
,..na' dn,ns,,,an, that - = no,,r,o,o .,or.
eoous uepa. 'ii'enV 'na' 10 'V'hp1e'e SUI
IN itself. lhere are but shops devoted
exclusively to horse fixings where such a
,omnlete assortment can b, shown In
t.n.s, Mo-, j. ro nro ,o.tin,, , o,rnnc, h;d
for the best trade. This does not mean the
trade from which high prices can be realized
II means n discriminating trnde asking first
for ,ha hos, In onnlit, ,nd tb.r arnreciatir.,
loi 'n' oee' III UuaH.' "iu ."e.' "pp eI1a''ts
chance TO effect SUBSTANTIAL saving In
prices This department under the care of
the veteran p Fl COmprford ranks with
NV ,a,. ~ ,ho oit,. Xn'ona rool,as n ho,,ar
the oes' u, 'he ''tE' W ohe l"ane' "e.,e'
harness than IS prOduced ny Macy ~ 90,
and every reader with experience will agree
TINT the best cannot be too good when 80
much Is aV stake VINO Woulu tACharee
saving in quallty ana cost when broken strap
or even "a few stitches and an unmanage BILE
Lnr.o o,n hr;r g so rnuch disoster IN the occu-
pant OF the Vehicie' vi course Macy sells MI
grades Of dependable harness and no reader
who has n proper regard for his own safety
NJ ,hat of his family will accent anv other ma
vi ,,i'' va "'' '"''' " '' "''- "
gilt.
r, .-.
NllEatn SnlShoP. II. w warren street. mas
stnck viii proye potent as a moving power
1'ha stock Includes every type Of fashionable
md seasonable carriage, station wagons,
emrr,,.s atru ,rnns wagonette. runniouts aud
need There il also department devoted to
wagons suited to the needs of those who till
the soil This is also the depot for the well
sH""is syp. il carried nu in stock 'e''' "'''
''P " -
Edward Ca,,onan's SON. Mt ia. West Forty
sixth street slvthnt The io-cnlled dali season
Irst ~" now The renair dennrtment * allied With
orIra nom n,a vebilas tbat m,ist bn "omnI"ted
before the owners again take up town life
Fdwnrd Callnuan's sons need more room in
which 70 stnre carriaTes being renalred and
~ ~ - ;,,i,aa,,art 10 hnS,ar, ,bny ho va ~, a ri, aJ
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billiards..

Three nights of three-cushion carom play
by experts will be seen here this week. Maurice
DAILY has offered q purse OF $3.50 for n contest
between Lloyd Jevne, the champion at three
cushions, and Louis Barutel the Partisan
and Wednesday nights at Daly's Broadway
Academy so points night Barute sails for
home next Thursday
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cup were played On the local Inks n6r6,SE ns0-daSy
Maris who won the Cook cgp iasS sSsr weeS nad
sides sides '' played eilt-edge golf and returned
medal cards made DO.
BAR HARBoR. Aug. There were twenty
eight entries in the weekly handEiSSaP S9n Sn
Srnns and I The fs best so Of the @
played First place resulted In q tie between @
e. =. Thorn and r. Wellman 1 q New 0r,. n0rx.
both having net score OF 80. Inc SUMMARY y.
Mrs. l. T. Bowen. iii. 24-s7 j: T. Boyen, Jr..
io5 isss II; Llvlngstgn % SIS L E e. Barshsm astSsr
g SoGksey. ios lsSi Mr. pher 49, 49, lSss: lSss
s. A. WTIEha !hi ias. @ aal6C: ". Butler duncan. Jr.,
I2e. 2a-l02; Dir, Amory, 1870, 27-ioS: c. Dor Moore
1ls. 5-llS.
JEFFERSON. \. H., Aug; In the weekly
ha55diedP at ieddsTd she o New Haven WON
gg fhe tropbv by a score Of sl net The best
players and their scores follow:
Henry SsoddsrG 9S i:Sa " e. ii MSoTs Sa5
100. i2Ss; c. l.. Raymond. 100. i5-lOS
SEA BplGnr. Aug. LIN the first match
of the North Jersey Shore League to-day
Sea Bright defeated Deal Beach by thirty
holes
sea BElsn,T ~ Msn55Iss s. RsnnSra g. g.
i Havemeycr 4; J. J. Manning. u S. Vile, d j. p
KELLOGG Z A. 4 Symlngton; , o. s,,.,. 80 Allan
o. 4. McCiavc, o; ii. Stoutenburg, Q: \, Turner. @;
T. n. Hudd, o. J. T. Smith. 0; T. s. Napier 0; NJ H.
Burch. /.
GLEN COVE. Aug. THE event Of the
Nassau Country Club to-day was the first
a Pay il o Ss paged HT Sp oyfSh
days and Saturdays in August. The lowest
net score in each days play counts three
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Single Victoria Harness
with Housing Complete

Marks smartest recent advance in
ultra fashionable harness.
Latest decree of Judges OF Newport
Horse Show.
Fully appointed Single Victoria
Harness-must have cloth housings
and brow bands--to match carriage
Innings, or liveries and waistcoars OF
grooms.
Housings made TO ordcr--any color.
Another evidence OF going ahead
CROSS Stores present positively
correct harness TO any one going into
the Show Ring.
Up to the very moment in style.
Recognized by Horse Show Judges
on the driveways-by gentlemen
drivers everywhere.
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West ern League,

At Kansas Cty-First game-Kansas City, i3:
Colorado Springs, |. Second game-kanSas City,
7: Colorado Springs o.
At ST, JoscphFirst game--St. Joseph. Z: Denver
T. Second gamc-St. Joseph, s. Denver, I.
At Peoria--First gamc-Dcs MOines, 8; Peoria, O.
Second gamcDcs Moincs. 0: Peoria. 5.
At Miwaukee--Mi Milwaukee, Q: Omaha. g.
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CINCINNATI.

Two base hlts--SIaClc. Seymour, Harley, VIE
Bcckley (Hi: Seymour tc); Slaglr. Tinker Donn.
Sacrifice !, s-Williams, Kelley ~. Double plays
IIthr C,rIDrln lliBectley: Williams and Chance:
Stcinfcldt Re,klcy and COrcoran. Struck out
Bv Hahn. Il By Taylor, l. First base on balls--
on TAYLOR 4. Wild ptch-TaylOr. Left on bases
Cincinnati, q: Chicago. ). First base on error
Cincinnati. UmpIrc--Moran. Time-l hour and
Al minutes. Attendance-5355
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
Now Yorks Win Twice and Are Tied with
ChicngOs.

New York Nationals pulled themselves
together yesterday and gave the Bostons a
double drubblng As Cincinnati made IL
three straight from Chicago New Yorks
are tied with Chicagos for second place.
The Brooklyns lost two games 20 the phla-
delphias. The results:
New York. 1: Boston. l--(Flrst gsno).
New York, s; Boston, 2-tSecond gamel
Philadelphia, II: Brooklyn, 4-tFirst game).
Philadelphia, 7; Brooklyn, s-(Second game).
Cincinnati. 10; Chicago. 1.
Al ST. Louis-Wet grounds.
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Change Of Drivers Helps Major Musco'ite

TTTUsvuIv. Pa, Aug. -Clcar weather % day
and a fair attendance contributed TO a successful
closing Of the Lake Erie circuit The free for al
pace was the feature OF tho card. Major
NtIscovite was the favOrItr at the start. Bechee,
however could only get third for the speedy
brown stallion In the Nrst Two heats. although ne
made a strong bid for second place in the second
heat. hut rave way to Baby KID. LATE Srnaifrr,
driver for the Mckinney stock farm. took the rens
and pulled the faycritc out OF hole by taking the
newt three heats He was voted $50 by tho Judges
FOR mis- rood work.
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PHILADELPHIA IN ~, IA; BROOKLYN. i-rIRsT GAME |

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. l.-Philadelphia won
a do ouble header from Brooklyn in very
handy fashion this afternoon. The visitors
were never in IL in the first game. Garvan was
hit safely five times in the opening and for
a like number in the fifth. eight runs result
ing Mitchell was fairly effective all through.
A quick and accurate throw by Doom put
Brooklyn out of the second game in the NTH
inning A double and four singles were
made in succession. but Jacklitsch was the
only. runner to score. Jones was caught
mapping of second and Doyle hit into double
al,
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Connecticut League.

Al New Havcn-New Haven, s: New London, s,
AZ NorwichNorwich 8: Springfield. 2.
Az Bridgeport-First ganle--Holyokc, q Bridge
port o. Second gamc-Holyokc, s: Bridgeport. L.
Al Hartford-Meriden. u Hartford =.
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First base on crrorS-BOSlon, :. IfTI on haN"S
--Boston. :; New York, ~. First base on balls
on P,ttcngcr. 5: on McGtnnity. I. Struck out -
BY Ptlenger ,; BY McGlnnity, &. Two base hits
-,BrcSnahan. Abbatlcchio. Mcrtes Carney, Gr'm.
niger. Sacrifice hlts-Warner. BreSnahan. McGann
Stolen bases Stanley, BreSnahan' Doub" plays
and Tcnney, Hit by pitcher--By piucngcr L.
Umpire EmslIc. Time hour and 81 mindics'
NEW YORK N. L., 8; BOSTON N. L.. 2--sEcoND
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American Association.

AZ Indianapolis First gamc--Indianapoils, s.;
Milwaukee, 4. Second game-lndianapolis, 81:
Milwaukee, q
Al Columbus Minneapolis. 10: Columbus. s.
Az Toledo-St. Paul. o; Toledo 4.
AZ Loulsville-Kansas City, q: Louisville. 2.
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IrlApRLpHrA IN. L., :; BROOKLYN, s-sEcoSD GAME

First base on Brooklyn. ?; Philadelphia, B.
Left on bases Brooklyn. o: Philadelphia, S. flrs'
base on baS--On Sparks, =: on Jones, /. Struck
Out-By Jones 7. Home run-Douglass Two
base hits Hu!swltt, kcIstcr l2l. JacklltSch Stolen
base W plverton. Double play-GleaSon and Doug
Hallman and Schmidt. Time hour and so min
uteS. Attendance -05N.
CINCINNATI. 10; CHICAGO IN. L), 4.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 1.-The Reds enjoyed another
batting feast at the expense OF the ChicakoS to day,
and ran nWaY with another Victory
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New York state League.

AZ Observation-Disclosures 4: Syracuse, 3.
Al Johnstown--A. j, and g.. 6; Schenectady, 4.
Az Illon--lllon. 5; Utica, L.
Al Troy-Troy, s: Albany. g.
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IN. L., s. BOSTON, N. H.. 2--sEcoNp
nAME.
Totals. 5 10 81 o

First base on errors -Bos,on, /: New York, l.
Left on bases RoStOn S: New York. 5. First base
on bas-Or platt. .. on Malark-y. /; of MCGnnlty.
/. struck out BY Piait 2: by Malarke". q hy
Mr'Annl,y, 3 Two basc NJ, Dunn br1"nr Gre,n'
Stolen base Browne. Double PLAYS Grm
niger, Abbatlcchio aad Trnnry: MCGann tnn-
assisted: Malarliey and Trnnry. Hit by pitcher
by McC;innity. |: by Malarkey. l. Umpire -Emsllc.
Time hour and 30 minutes. Attendance 5.5sJ
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RROOWLTN.


First base on error Brooklyn. LEI, on bases
Brookiyn 0: Philadelphia ). First base On bells
on schmidt :; or Mitchc 8. Struck out. By
Schm!dt.i: by Mitchell, :? Three base hits
Dopbs. Ssrrincc hlt--C;lcasun. Stolen bases
Ksistcr Hul'witt, Thomas, Barry. Ritter. Hit by
pltcn,r-Dy S'h n!tt, |; by Mitchell; L. Umpire
Johnston. Time hours and IS minutes.
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NEW YORK.
.Batted for WaddelI In the ninth inning.

'Batted for waddelI in the ninth inning
New York ...............0 .,-3
Phlladlpiia ...........0 0 o.
Firs. base on philadelphia. ?. Left
On bases New York. q: Philadelphia. T. First
base on balls.-On Chesbro. 1: on Waddel8 Struck
out-~By Chesbro, S. by Waddell. i3. Three
base hIts-Schreckengost. Sacrifice hitS-keeler,
CheSbro Waddcl Stolen baSes-Eloerfeld,
Pickering. Gmplre-Hassett. Time-l hour and
20 minutes. Attendance-s,000.
vAsHINGroS. l. BOSTON "a. L.. 0--FIRsr GAME
WARRINGTON. Aug. 1.--Successlve singles by
Wilson. Moran and Ryan OF Cy Young won the
trst game for Washington OF to-day's double
header The o BpSton's got only one man as far as
second base. Freemans home run and ]. Stahl's s
single won tho second game for Boston,
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NEW ToRK "a. ~. J: PHILADELPHIA "A. LI. q.
"Rube" Waddell made thirteen OF the New
York Americans slice the air at American
League Park yesterday. but he gave six
bases on balls, and these. with the heroic
batting of Elberfeld. won the game for the
New Yorks. Elberfeld was the only New
Yorker who made hit of the eccentric
Philadelphia. pitcher, but he stoned ably
for the confusion which Waddell cast over
the other New York hitters lie batted in
all three runs. and each Of the three runs was
the offspring of base on balls. Waddell
used little but speed. shooting the ball high.
low and to all the corners of tho plate. with
an occasional change of pace
Chesbro pitched well There was less OF
but more Of solid worth, when il came right
down to business. He was, however. hit
harder in the last part of the. game than in
the hrst and the local rooters' hearts we're ~
their throats several times toward the end.
Beville caught Chesbro splendidiy aittr
O'Connor had been bounced for kicking in
the third inning.
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NEWARK, Aug. Ito days game between
Worcester and Newark was won by the former
In the fifteenth inning on an error by Wagner.
The crowd seemed TO imagine II had a grievance
against Umpire Latham over a decision. and the
umpire had 10 do some tall sprntlng to escape
kflp
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Worcester. .......O 900 1000 o OOO i--3
Newark ........ D 0 D 0 o o o > o D o o %
Stolen bases. O'Hagan. liannon. McCauley.
Sacrifice hits Wagner Hemming, Hurst Winham.
Two base hits. Bannon t2, Shrehrn. Three base
ht--LlwlDr. Struck out--B! Burke. s. by Wnham
o. First base on ballsON Burke, 5. on W!nham. /.
Hit by pitched ball~-By Winham. /. First base
on errorsNcwark. 4; Worcester. 4. Left on bases
Newark. 4; Worcester 4. Double plays-Tavlor
Wagner and O'Hagan: Burke, Ofagan and Wag-
ner; Taylor and O'HaCan; spokesman and Wagner.
Umplrr-Latham. Time--2 hours and 80 minutes.
AttendanCc3 900.
AT BUFFALO
r. II. 4.
BufTaIo........ 80 0 o o o Is 10 4
Rochester ........0 D 0 o o 20
Batter les Hooker and Shaw Mills and Fuller.
AT TORONTO.
r. II. K.
Baltimore .......,.0 . cOO002 2lOO0 10 II /
Toronto. ...,..,. o 0002 o. 0 0-5 10
Batteries B Burchcll and Hcarn: Bruce and Tan.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
Established 1877
VAN TASSELL Il KEARNEHS
Auction Sales
OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
ARE HELD REGt LARLi EVERY
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY

Commencing at 10 o'clock.
AT THEIR HORSE AUCTION MART,
l3O and 1872 East 18th ST.,
Between Third and Fourth Avs, New York.
Catalogues ready morning Of each sale. Pur-
chascls will always md u large and interesting
list TO select from.
Those desiring to sell can make entries at
any time up TO r. VI. tho day before the sale.
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TN THE BASEBALL WORLD.
ELBERFELDS BATTING WINS
FOR NEW YORK AMERICANS. ..

waddell strikes Out Thirteen OF tho Local
Datsmen--.Grinith's Men Tied with
Detrolts for Fourth Placc--B0stOns
win and LOse--Glevelands shut out.
BY defeating the American League cham
pions yesterday the New Yorks are tied with
Detroit for fourth place. The Detroits lost
and won in st Louis the Bostons broke
even with Washington and Cleveland was
shut out by Chicago. Results:
New York. 8: Philadelphia, q
Washington. l: Boston, 0-(FirSt game.
Boston, S; Washington. i--tScoond garne).
St. Louis, g. Detroit ?--tFirst Earne,.
Detroit. I; St. Louis. 4--(Second ganie).
Chicago, g. Cleveland, o.
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DETROIT. !: ST. LOUIS "A, H.. i-sEcoSp GAME.

Two base hits-Yeagcr. Evans. Three base hit
-Kitson Home runs Carr Hcm1htll Sacrifice
hlt--Crawford. First base on hnlls-Or KtSon l.:
OF Evans g. First base On crrors-Detroit, i:
ST. Louis. 2. Left on bascs-Dctroit. 8: ST. Louis
II. Struck out-By BitSOn. 3; by Evans g. Double
play-Ycagcr and Carr. Stolen baScs-Barrctt
Buclow, Empire Connolly. Timc-l hour and
40 minutes Attendance .502
CHICAGO a. L., 5: CLEVELAND, o.
CHICAGO. Aug. Patterson was steady and
hard TO hit To day while tho Chic agOs backed him
o superby, As a consequence the Cleveland
sirycrs were shut out and the only man 10 get
past third base was caught at the plate.
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Travis and Douglas halved the FIRST hole
in the morning. bur on the second Douglas 3
long drive was pulled trife and was caught
by pot bunker. Ii took him 2 to get out,
Travis getting the hole in to 8. The neat
fell to Douglas. to s. but 3 on the fourth,
where he beat par stroke. gave the lead to
Travis They had a desperate struggle to
the turn. where. through n 3 on the eighth,
Travis was UP. Travis for the next eight
holes played fawless golf and, winning seven
Of them, he was up. The eighteenth was
won BY Douglas in tO8.
In the afternoon Douglas played the best
over a full championship course. Travis
hung on like grim death. another test of his
sterling golf. The match was won by Travis
down. The previous record for the links
had been "a made by Will Anderson in a
round with Malcolm Graham. The Official
VI. g. A. par is 81 Ss-75. This score needless
eighteen holes of the week by AN amateur,
as it suppanted his own previous score
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Totals. 727 Totals......0 42t ~
Washington . ..,......0 0 o o 0 o 0 OF
Boston ..............0 o o 90
First base on errors Washington. ?. Left on
bsscs--BoStoD, 5: Washington. =, First base on
talls-On Wilson. l. of Young. I. Struck out
ny Wilson. l. by Young >. Two-oase hit Kit
tredge. Sacrifice ht-Lce. Umpire - Sheridan.
1fme--l hour and minutes.
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SECOND 0AME

First base on errors Boston. 2; Washington. 2.
First base on balls on Hughes, l. OF Dunkle. :?
Struck out BY Hughes I; by Dunke, 2. Left on
haSeS-Roston. :: Washington. 7. Stolen bases
Ferris. o BrIcn j Stanl Collins. CougnIin Double
playS-Hugnes and Lac lance; COugnlln. McCor
mick and Clarke. Home run--Frccman. Three
base hlt--Hugnes Two base hit.Clarke I'm.
pire-Sherdan. Time hour and i5 minutes
Attendance 2525.
or. LOUIS a. H.. s; DETROIT, 2TrRsr GAME.
DETROIT Aug l-Detrolt and ST. Louis broke
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Lunching by
the Wayside

For your Tally-ho party.
On your breeze swept yacht or
launch.
Skimming down shady lanes 10
your automobile.
Tempting luncheon--the liie-she
mainstay Of your partys enjoyment.
CROSS English Lunch or Tea
Baskets-lor two, four or six-best
English Observation-Disclosures
enamel plates, saucers. cups and
egg cups--wiCker milk bottle-alcohol
stove-butter ar-nickel boxes.
As shown in cut, $3.50.
Larger sizes-up 10 twelve guests
for yachts and launches.
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Setting out Tor the play on Of The tie, AIeck
Smith had the honor. Brown driving next
and Gardner last of all Smith alone played
the hole without mistakes and took the lead
by Gettinga4 A3on the third. where he beut
par a stroke, increased his advantage and u
2 on the hfth, surely the right time for it.,
gave 10 Smith four strokes the better of Brown
and two under Gardner Thereafter 10 the
finish Brown was the best, but the race was
too short 10 catch up In and Smith won out
by stroke. The scores In detail:
II. Smith .........,....4 4 20
Brown ...............,6 4 3 4 5S
Gardner .............. 5-9
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cHrcAoo IA. L. 5; cLEvELANp O.

Left on bsses-Chlcaao. 6; Cleveland. o. First
base on bals-.of Moore. 2. Struck out-By
Two bass h,ts--Jones. Magoon. Sacrifice hit.
Jones, Stnlea base-.callahan. Hit by pitcher
by Moore, L. Wild pitch-Pntterson Passed
ball--Bems, Umplre--O Loughn. Time-l hour
and 30 minutes. Attendlncc-00O0.