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The San Francisco call., 1904-07-18
PACIFIC TEAM
BEATS COUNTY
First Half of Vanquished
Team Bats Well, but Last
Half Displays No Class
TAILS PERFORM WEAKLY
Wilding Hits Hard for Win
nerS and Richardson Is
Star on Losing Club

The Pacific cricket team won its
match from the San Francisco County
eleven on the Alameda ground yester
day by margin of IS runs.
The San Francisco County team went
to the wickets first and scored 81 runs
for the first five wickets, to which
Richardson contributed 49, The re-
manning four batsmen added only 10
runs, the innings closing for a total of
LOG. Wilkes and Jameson were the
most successful bowlers, the former
taking four wickets for 25 runs and the
latter three for Is.
The Pacific team made a good start,
scoring IS runs for the first two wickets
and passing the San Francisco total
when five wickets were down. Wild
ing contributed AZ runs, Lannowe 29,
Bowly 16 and Jameson 15. Davies was
the most successful Of the SAM Fran
cisco bowlers, taking four wickets for
20 runs. John Meyers, the captain, did
not bat and the innings closed with 124
runs for nine wickets.
The Pacific men seemed eager to score,
Wilkes, Bowly and Storrs being run
out. Wilding's score included five
fours and one five. The San Francisco
captain was not in hard hitting trim,
for his score of 4S included only one
four and one three, all the rest of his
runs being twos' or singles. The
full details follow:
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HIGH SCORES ARE MADE
IN THE TROPHY CONTEST
c. HoIIing Shoots I'm Excellent Form
and Succeeds in Having His
Name Placed on Prize.

Some exceptionally high scores were
made yesterday by gunmen in the
Golden Gate Gun Clubs shoot for the
Bekeart trophy at the Ingleside traps
The trophy was won by c. Holling.
who made the excellent score Of 81
birds out of 100. Nauman was sec
ond. breaking 95 bluerocks.
In the medal shoot, Holling and
Sylvester were high guns, having
clean scores of twenty-five birds.
Broderick and Gamble scored twenty
four birds, being tied for third. Fol
lowing are the official scores OF the
shoot:
Bekeart bodybuilding 81, Nau-
man 90. Varien 90, Broderick go.
Medal shoot-Nauman %, Webb 23,
Forster 90, Haight 23, Green %, Hol-
ling %, Broderick "a, Lewis Is, Iver-
son %, Gamble "a, f. Klevesahl 22,
Golcher 21, G. Sylvester 25, Murdock
%, DR.. Knowles 81, Potter II, DR.. Hut
Bowen 13, Patrick 10. Clark II,
Knauft 90, Turner Is, Burton 19.
$3.50 prize to be decided at end Of
season-Webb "a, Nauman "a, Forster
23, Haight 19, Iverson IT, G. Sylvester
%, DR.. Hutton IS, Golcher "a. Gamble
23, Murdock 20, Potter II, e. Kleve-
sahl 19. DR.. Knowles 20, Patrick 16,
Z. Bowen ., Clark u, Knauft 5, Bur-
ton II, Turner II, Lewis Is, Halloran
II, Broderick 22, Holling %, Green 20.
Consolation prize - Nauman 25,
Webb "a. Forster %, Iverson 25, K.
I<levesahl 20, Wattles 19, Golcher 10,
q. sylvester %. Murdoch 20, DIR.
Knowles "a, Patrick Is, Bowen IL,
Hafght %, Turner II, Knauft / 8, Clark
is. Burton 16. Lewis Is, Broderick 20,
Holling "a, Green 20.
Sealed condition race-Nauman IA,
Haight IL, Webb 13, Broderick 13,
Holling 13. Gamble 9, Sylvester IA,
Patrick Z, Turner 8, Lewis 10, Knauft
9. Bowen s, Burton 4, Sylvester IL,
Clark 8.
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NEW RACING RULES A HELP
TO MINIATURE YACHTSAEEN
Little SIoop Apache Captures Every
Event in Which She Is
Entered.


william Golfers new racing rules
model yachtsmen at Spreckels Lake
yesterday and proved a great i'm
prOvement over the old rules. With
only one timer an average OF five
races an hour were sailed. The races
were over shortly after 4 o'clock and
the model yacht owners had one OF
the most enjoyable days they have
spent at the new lake. II the new
rules prove as satisfactory on the
next two Sundays they will undoubt-
edly be adopted
The Apache, owned by william
Roeckner, did some remarkable sail
ing yesterday. She was the whole
show, winning every race In which
she started and making the best time
of the day. In the first section there
were four boats. Only three trial
races were necessary, as the Apache
In the second section, which con-
tanned five boats. the Coronado. Own-
ed by McCleary, won after five races
had been held. In the fifth race her
only rival was the Tampa and she was
beaten by eight seconds.
In the first finals the Apache I'm
ished in 4:07 and the Coronado In
4:2O. The Apache improved her time
in the second final race. negotiating
the windward course in 3:40. The
Coronado did not finish and the PEN
nant, which vase held By Golfers
Fannie. was awarded to the Apache.
The wind was exceptionally strong
yesterday and the sailors were COM
PEELED to shorten sail. The strong
wind accounts for the comparatively
poor time made.
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RENO WHEEINIEN OUTRIDE
THE LADS FROM SAN JOSE
Sagebrush Riders Capture the Pacific
Coast Championship by
One Mile

RENO, New. July 17.-By one mile.
the Reno wheelmen to-day defeated
the Garden City team Of San Jose in
a fifty-mile relay race for the Pacific
Coast championship and the Willie
Hart trophy, put up In memory of the
late Willie Hart, RenO's fast rider, who
died suddenly three weeks ago. Not
withstanding the long distance by
which the visitors were defeated II was
a pretty race and the two thousand
or more visitors who were in attend
ance were almost wild with enthusi-
asm, for San Jose came with what was
considered the fastest team on the Pa
cific coast.
It was in the second relay and Knof
for Reno started to open the gap, I'm
ishing one sixteenth to the good From
that time on it was constant gain on
the part of Reno, who caught San Jose
in the ninth relay. Geffiey. MershOp,
Mckenzie, KOrnmayer and Stanley
were Reno's distinguished riders. while
Chaboya, Berryessa and Waible were
San Jose's star riders. Waible in the
last relay defeated Carter, Reno'B fast
est rider.
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SWALLOW BOAT SATANIC
LEADS METEOR TO STAKE
IAN DIEGO. July

SAN DIEGO, July 17.-For the
third time the swallow boats tried
conclusions to-day and the Satanic
came in first by minute and Is sec
onds over the Meteor and min
utes ahead of the Phantom. which
was particularly slow in getting start
ed. The race was twice postponed on
account of an accidental fouling on the
afternoon of the Fourth Of July and
another accident on last Sunday.
Yesterday it was decided to hold
the race if possible and after the Me-
teor had finished rescuing the crew of
the sloop JOY the boats were started,
at 2:46 O'Clock. and finished in about
an hour and half, with the Satanic
in the lead. the Meteor second and
the Phantom last, by just three-quar-
ters of q minute.
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TIGERS SPLIT
WITH ANGELS
st. Vrain Has a Fine Stack
of Kinks and Scores Shut
Out in Initial Contest
BIG OVERALL WEAKENS
Visitors Land on Him Dur
ing Two Stages of Last
Game and Get Many Runs

TACOMA, July 17.-Los Angeles
lost the morning game through inabil-
ity to hit ST. Vrain, but four of the
visitors getting to the bases. Baum
did choice work in the box until the
eighth, when he passed Sheehan and
five hits followed, giving Tacoma four
runs and an easy victory
In the afternoon Gray had things all
his own way for a time, but weakened.
Los Angeles started with a five run
lead before Overall settled down to
business. In the sixth and seventh
the Tigers tied the score, driving Gray
and Eagar to the woods. Newton took
Gray's place and was invincible. In
the tenth Overall went to the bad and
four hits, two errors and a passed ball
allowed the Loos Loos four runs Score:
HAAEE
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Oakland Starts Off by VIM
ming the First Game, but
Tables Are Then Turned
BARBER AGAIN A STAR
Uncle's Latest Has LOhman's
Commuters Faded for a
Second Time in One Week
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Pacifc coast League.

LIS lleele---a1 50 -s1-l lt-1rLtatQ -sJ % .oJv
Oakland made a great start for the
day on its own battle grounds before
The sun had risen high Peter Lob
man led his hosts TO the Eighth street
lot as the day wore on ard his breast
was filed with hope. But all that
hope took flight after few rounds
had been reeled of, for Peter then per-
ceived that the CommySzrs did not
have a chance. Scores: FaIorning game
san Francisco 2, Oakland 9. After
noon game-San Francisco 4, Oak
land l.
Mr.. Barber again demonstrated to
those present that a change of bosses
was all that he needed TO become a
star who can twinkle some. When he
had Parke Wilson for an employer,
this young man found the winning Of
ball games entirely foreign TO his ma
IUre. But now it's different. He can
pitch the real kind of stuff every day
in the week and get away with all
his games.
He was the big chief yesterday and
Oakland knew il. He would have made
Il two shut-outs in a row but for his
own error in round three. The error
did not do a whole lot Of harm. After
that time Mr.. Barber gave the Com
uuters a clean shave and he cut the
hair Of six by winging them TO the
bench on strikes.
II was not much Of a ball game at
that nor was the crowd such-much
either. Oakland played rotten base
bah when ii should have been playing
the real article. DR.. MOskiman was
good enough 10 let in two runs by his
misplays and Schlaiey allowed another
IN the same way.
san Francisco got the bases full and
no one out in the second Irwin was on
third and after Anderson popped TO
DevereauX GOrton lined the sphere at
Schlafley. The Oakland infelders man
aged TO execute a double play from
second 10 the plate. but in the mean
time Irwin sneaked in with a run for
san Francisco.
Oakland tied II uD in round three,
when its only run happened. Byrnes
touched Barber for hit and Schmidt
reached first on the pitchers tumble.
Both men advanced when the ball was
thrown wide 10 first. Ganley produced
long fly TO r4ght field and Byrnes
scored
The natives were right there with an
other one in the fourth. Meany singled
and Irwin hit 10 left Noskiman FUN
hled Townsend's grounder and Meany
slid In Irwin Travelled TO third on the
ELel ana arrived Mnlle Anderson was
being faded by Moskiman and Strcib.
san Francisco got one more in the
sixth. but Oakland never had a look-in
TIL the final spasm was at hand Then
with one out Dunleavy drew the only
pass Barber issued and Schlafey was
safe on AIiller's error. Moskiman drove
the bah right 10 Miller on a line and
the rabbit quickly covered second and
ended Il all with a double play. The
score follows:
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CALIFORNIA CYCLISTS WIN
HONORS ON EASTERN TRACK
Downing and Lenberg Each Score in
Two Important Events at
New York.

NEW YORK, July IA national
circuit championship meet was held
to-day at the Manhattan Beach bicycle
track. In the five-mile championship
event, Marconi Rossi, the Italian
champion, fell and broke his collar
bone. Carl Lenberg and Burton
Downing, both of San Jose, Cal. fin
ished first and second in the half mile
race for amateurs and in the f7ve-mile
amateur handicap their positions were
reversed. Downing winning and Len
berg finishing second. Summary:
Fiveemile national ehampionship-won by
Frank L. Kramer, East Orange, N. J.; Manus
Bedell, Ly'nbrook, L. l., second
Half-mile amateur. hnal heat-Won by Carl
Lenberg, Burton Downing second. Time,
1 :03 2-5.
Mile handicap. professional-won by Oliver
IL Dorlor, Manhattan Beach $50 yards):
Frank Candemill, Hartford 80 yards). second;
Fred Schepps. Australia 600 yards). third.
Time, :53 2-5.
Five-mile handicap. amateur-won by Bur
ton Downing (scratch). Lenberg (scratch).
second. Tfmes IL IA 4-5.
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FAIR GROUND ENTRIES.
Following are. the entries for t
morrow at the Fair Grounds:

First race. five furlongs maidens-Fred
Priesmeyer 109 Happy Chap los. Platt los.
Cassieanna los, Lucky Charm 10S, Caubeen
1O3. Colonel Preston 103, Esteplatz 1o3, Ana
darco 100. Joe Graham 100. Verandah 100.
Bradwarlin 100.
Second race, six furlongs selling-Rosecourt
107, Aminte 107. Bah 107 Gallawater los,
Lady Idris 1O2 Tenny Belle 102, Hazel H 102.
Baby Hal 102. Flora Levy 100. Athlrose 100.
Caelana 100. Kingstelle 81. Never Smile 100:
Third race nine -sixteenths of a mile. selling
Arch Oldham lis. linda 110, Eduardo 11O.
Colonel Simpson 10s, Ollie Burnett 105. Gay
Adelaide 105, Abelard 1O3. Mabel Simms 100,
Ameliana 100 Monogram 100
Fourth race, one and sixteenth miles.
purse-Jack Young 107 Flying Torpedo 104,
Bessie Mccarthy 102. Brancas 9s. Falkland
9S Just So 90
Fifth race. mile-Terra Ffrma 1O3. Lady
Strathmore 103 Miss Mae Day 9S Sigmund
.9s. varna Fonso 96, St. Agnes II 90.
Sixth race, furlongs, selling-Hilee
no Pierce ] 1O7 Imboden 102 Kings Court
1O1, Doeskin 90. Blissful 80. Jake Weber 30,
Orient 81. Metalakatla 81. Trapsetter 95, Avoid
95, John Doyle 81.
weather clear; track slow.
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Jones Gets a Beating.

Jones got his in the morning game.
Everything he tossed at the pan was
good locker 10 the Oakland gang
Fourteen safe and solid bingles hap
pened and nine runs were hammered
IN while the strife lasted. Schlafey
tore of two three baggers and Byrnes
and Ganley each landed for the same
kind Of swat Graham was invin-
chile until he let UP in the eighth and
allowed two runs. The score follows.
AFTERNOON GAME
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FAIR GROUNDS SELECTIONS.

First race-Lucky Charm, Anar-
darco, Fred Priesmeyer.
Second race-Bab, Rosecourt, Athcl-
rose.
Third race-Gay Adelaide, Arch
Oldham, AmeIiana.
Fourth race-Flying Torpedo, just
So, BrancOS.
Fifth race-Miss Mae Day, Sigmund,
VaIna FOnSO.
Sixth race - Blissful, ImbOden.
Pierce j.
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BRIGHTON BEACH SELECTIONS.

First race-Queen Belle. Flammula,
Dramatist.
Second race-Opuntia. Conover.
Ida Woodlands.
Third race-Torchello. Agile, Ira
motor.
Fourth race-Dainty, BobadiI, Sher-
iff Bell.
Fifth race-Waterboy, Brigand.
Lady Potentate.
Sixth race-Golden Sunrise, Little
Buttercup, EstelIe j.
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AIarysriIIe Wins Ball Game.

MARYSVILLE, July Il. - Marys-
vile defeated the Kuba City ball team
this afternoon in the most exciting
game OF the season; score 8 to a.
Great rivalry existed between the two
mines and the attendance was a rec
ord breaker. Yuba City was the
champion team Of Northern CaIifor-
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Fans Twenty 'Batsmen.

VENTURA, July IA baseball
game was played here to-day between
San Pedro and Ventura in which
Charles Ford, pitcher for the visiting
team and a cripple, struck out twenty
players out of twenty-seven men at the
bat, sixteen being in succession. 1t
was a phenomenal exhibition of the
pitchers talent and merits Ford a
prominent place among professionals.
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MORNING GAME
T7tals-s2 5 p Isl TOtals.42 . !
rAfATARY-

stolen bases-E5lldebrand Ganley. Moslxmsn.
Echlafey Byrues- ErrorE-Anderson f3l. Hide
brand Wsldron. Schlafey. Moskiuan Dew
ereauE. Three-base hits-Ganley. Schlafey
Cd Brynes Two-hase hits-Dunlesvy, Ganey,
GCrton. First base on errors-san Francisco
Oakland Z. First base on called bails-Off
Jones 3. Of Graham 3. Left on bases-san
Francisco =. Oakland O. Struck out-Py
Jones 2. by Graham l. hit BY pitcher-Hfdc-
brand Double play-Graham TO Moskiman TO
htreib- Passed ball-Iseahy- wild pitch-Gra-
ham Tine u game-One hour and forty-five
Ea4EuteE. Umpirc-Browu
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snaan IIoward street Flre.

A FIRE started in the rear Of a three
story frame building at 925 Howard
street last night at O'Clock. The
building is owned by Gus. Miller and
nc damage viii not exceed $500,
which IS covered by insurance. The
cause Of the fire was a defective due.
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TOtals.s2 27 III TotaIs.82 8 D
SUMMARY

Errors-Mohler, McCreede. Beck. Castro,
Campbell. Earned run-Seattle l. Two-base
hits-Delehanty. Beck, Roach. Three-base
hit-Smith Sacrifice hit-Van Haltren
Stolen base-Smith Struck out-By Hughes
s, by Roach /. Base on balls-On Roach l.
Double plays-Hughes to Blankenship; Ray
mond TO Beck. Left bases-Seattle s.
Portland 8. Time of game-1:3O. Umpires-
Mccarthy and Mcdonald.
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AFTERNOON GAME
~A.aA,an
SUMMARY.
1---oe N-o-s,A,o 20, otoo,

Errors-Nordyke 90 Sheehan, Brashear C2)
Newton. Struck out-By Gray 6, by Newton 2
by Overall 5. Bases on balls-By Gray f. by
Overall l. Hit by pitcher-By Newton Passed
bails-Graham CD. Eagar Wild pitch-Gray.
Stolen bases - Nordyke, Lynch Cravath
Brashear. Two-base hits Eagan, Doyle
Toman, Gray. Sacrifice hits-Flood, Ross
Double play-Eagar to Smith. Left on bases
Tacoma S. Los Angeles g. Hits-On Gray T.
of Newton L. Time Of game-Two hours and
five minutes Umpire-O Connell.
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HUGHES WORRIES BROWNIES.
Seattle Pitcher Comes Near Shutting
Out Portland Stars.

SEATTLE, July IT. - Portland
could do nothing with the pitching Of
Jay Hughes. and had it not been for
an error by Mohler, he would have
scored a shut-out. Roach also pitched
swell ball, but dumb playing on the
part of Castro and Beck, and a
dropped fly by McCreedie, who lost
the ball in the sun, made 1t easy for
Seattle to win. Score:
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SUMMARY.

Stolfn beses-N Nsldron. Meany Errors
barber. Mosknan OK o. schlafey. Miller. sacri-
nee hitf-Aliiief, Barber. First base on errors
san Francisco 2 Oakland . First base ~,
called balls-Cft Barber J. of Schmidt l. Let
o. bases-san Francisco 3. Oakland 3 Struck
olt-l5y Barber a. by Schmidt l. Double plays
Schlsfey 10 Strelb 70 MoskIman to Fsyrnes
DeyereauA 10 Strcib, Miller (1nassisted) Time
OF 6ene-One nour aid forty minutes. Umpire
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HAWTHORNE SELECTIONS.

First race - Sanction, Dixie Lad,
Michael Byrnes.
Second race-Foresight, Orfeo, Lin
60.
Third race-English Lad, Burleigh,
Outcome.
Fourth race-TaIpa, Outcome, Ac-
ton.
Fifth race - Major Mansir, Birch
broom, Alma DufOur.
Sixth race-Clifton Forge, Estrada
Palma, HeIgerson.
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HORSEMEN MOVE
TO HAWTHORNE
Good Sport Is Promised at
the Chicago Meet Which
Opens Up This Afternoon
THREE STAKES IN VIEW
of the Fleetest Ones
on the Turf Expected to
Compete in Big Handicap

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE second reg
ular summer meeting of the Chicago
Jockey Club begins at Hawthorne to-
morrow. The programme for the first
week shows a total of $26,300 in added
money to stakes and purses. Three
stake events are to be decided, the Pre-
mier, for three-year-olds, at one mile,
with $500 added, being the first
The Juvenile Stakes for two-year-
olds, $780, at five and half furlongs,
to be run on Thursday and the North
ern Handicap for three-year- r-olds and
upward, with $4,000 added, at one. mile
and a quarter, on Saturday.
In the Juvenile Stakes such youngsters
as Michael Byrnes, Luzarion, Airship,
Miss Inez, The Mist, Dixie Lad. Gold
Enamel, Cigar Lighter, Useful Lady,
Henry Ach, Peggy O'Neal and Lieu
tenant Rice are likely to go to the post.
The Northern is the first big handicap
to be run over the Hawthorne track
this season, and among those most
likely to start are: Flying Ship, Eng
lish Lad, Judge Hines, Witful. Bur-
leigh, Fossil, which is believed to have
something better than an outside
chance by his owners: Moharib, Peter
]. Somers, Early and Harrison.
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MORNING GAME.
SUMMARY.

Errors-Spies 2. Struck out-By Baum 7,
by st. Vrain 3 Bases on balls-On Baum f.
off st. Vrain 1. Wild pitches-St. Vrain e
Stolen base-McLaughlin. Two-base hits
Nordyke 2, Eagan, Baum. Double plays
Graham TO Eagan; Smith to Spies to Brash-
ear. Left on bases-Tacoma 8, Los Angeles
3. Time-1 :35. Umpire-O Connell.
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INJURED MAN CAME.

When assisted to his feet, Scanlon's
car looked like five cents worth of
dog meat after a puppy had chewed it
for two minutes. Time was called un-
til the injured man could be attended.
Two glasses of whisky were applied
one externally and the other where it
is supposed to do the most good, and in
a few minutes Scanlon was back on
the field with a bloody handkerchief
around his head. The crowd howled
itself hoarse and Pat went in to win.
Several times the Occidentals had the
ball dangerously near the goal but
failed TO score. In one of the rapid mix
ups, the bandaged head of Scanlon
could be seen bobbing up and down and
his right foot suddenly lift and send the
ball over half the length of the field
toward the goal and the last point
scored.
The game was considered a good one
and the winners were challenged by
the Wolfe Tones and the Emeralds. Fol
lowing was the lineup of the two
teams:
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Most men would rather be an electric
sign for themselves than light for the
world.
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SUMMARY OF BOWLING.
PACIFIC CRICKET CLUB.
Total for nine wickets

Runs at the fall OF each wicket-One for IL
two for rs. three for 1O1. four 1O5, five for
1o7, six for 11s, seven for 124, eight for 124
nine for 124.
Summary OF ROWLING
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HAWTHORNE ENTRIEs.

CHICAGO, July 17.-Following are
entries for tomorrow at Hawthorne:
First race FIVE furlongs. selling, two-year-
olds-Cutter 81. Miss Deuce 100. AL Casey 1O2,
Tarcoola Belle 102, Dixelle 102, Devout 106
Michael Byrnes 107. Dixie Lad los. Sanction
100. Proprietor ITO.
Second race. seven furlongs, selling-Oaxaca
93. Durbar 93 Lanark 95. Mary McCanerty
81, Marco 99, Weird 101 Foresight 1o2. Zyra
104, Antolee 104, Lingo 1o4 Orfeo 105 Ethy-
lene 106 Casava 106.
Third race. mile. the Premier stakes-Com-
rade 104 Jerry Lynch 107. Miss Crawford 112
Shawana 112. Outcome III, Burleigh 49,
English Lad 127.
Fourth race, one and a sixteenth miles
purse-Outcome s. Major T. J. Carson 93
Foncasta 93, Talpa 10S. Action 106 Judge
Hines 106
Fifth race, mile and furlong. selling-Alma
Dufour 81. Black Wolf 81 Major Mansir &c.
Rabunta 90, Exclamation 100, Birch Broom
105 Nitrate 1o7. Horton 107.
Sixth race, six furlongs, purse-Peter ].
Estrada Palma 122 Inventor 124
Weather clear; track fast.
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BROOKLYN TEAM PROFITS
BY MISPLAYS AND HITS
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

CINCINNATI, July 1.-Two errors, COM
bined with two hits and two passes TO nrst
allowed Brooklyn to four runs in the
third and win. Dillon's sensational one-hand-
ed catch of Seyrnour's line fly in the seventh
resulting in a double play, prevented Cincin-
natl tying the score. Attendance 800 Score:
r. II. L.
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cinclnnati ........................2


r. II. L.
Brooklyn Neutrality-suspicious.. 1,
Batteries-Hahn and Schlei Poole and Rit-
ter. Umpires-Johnstone and Emslie
CHICAGO, July 17.-Chicago punched hits
with errors and up commanding lead in
the first FIVE innings, after which they let up
and played a lstess game. Evers' fielding
was the feature. Attendance 5000. Score:
r. II. z.
chicago .....ss..ss.s.......9 p IL
Philadelphia ..................... 10 {
Batteries-Briggs, Smith and Killing: Dug
gleby and Roth Umpire-Carpenter
ST. LOUIS. July 17.-Poor ball was pIaved
by both teams to-day, but Mcfarland was
more eective than McNichols. Attendance
5000. Score:
81. Louis ....s.'.s. .s..s...'.'s.s-....6 10
Boston ........-............. .3 g 9
Batteries-McFar and Grady; McNich
OILS and Needham Umpire-Zimmer
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NEW YORK. July 1.-THE New York and
Detroit teams played championship game at
Newark. n. j., to-day. Griffith pitched
splendid game holding the Western nIavere
to three hits. and but for Keelers error in The
sixth inning the Detroits would have been
shut out Attendance 6700. Score:
new YORK ..sss.sss.......3 g
Detroit L
Batteries-Griffth and Kleinow; Mullen and
Wood.