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STANDING OF THE CLUBS

NEW YORK IN. L.). IL: BROOKLYN. 1.
McGraw used thirteen men In the game
with the Brooklyns at Washington Park yes
terday. whereas the New Works won so easily
that eight men probably could have d one
the trick. As the cat plays with the mouse,
30 the Champ ons played with the Brooklyns,
and the frequent changes made in the New
York team were not from demands OF necessity.
After Mccain had earned his fodder by slap
ping the sphere for triple and home run.
he retired to the stable and SAMMY strang
everything in Aye innings that he pitched
holding the Brookyns to two hits. and Elliott
Was Ist as earTnbg
erman shook up Eason's pitching for triple,
and Clarke. his successor, went him one better
home run. Graham took Brownies place, in
way. so that his hrst experience as a major
Rsyer eTen srookyns ted
themselves. but the changes in the home
f T Hd1In a nepe good
New York's game was steady and strong:
The sat and on D' e; bs.ss part
ss ss %ns. ~ 81 S 5 sMsd for the ss sds td
sent ahe Easo 5H to If SeneR md
drowned out any chance the Brooklyns nigh.
r hase m nad G a Se nns or VAS
to base on balls to Dahlen. bad throw
By tas on, to catch him mapping and Gilbert
Twelve Manhattan batters faced ,Eason
In the third inning. Browne opened with
a clip to right. Donlin, sliced single to
center. Both preceded Mccain to the
platter, when the latter shot screamer TO
the center field angle for a home run; \
rafting good pickup by Batch choked oil
Mertes. but Dahlen singled and stole SECOND
base. Devlin flied to MALAY, Gilbert walked
and Bowerman tr.ipled TO the left field foul
line. scoring Dahlen and Gilbert. Mathew;
son cut loose with the Ion Rest single on record
and brought Bowerman home. Mathewson' :
hit went past Dobbs to the fence. the re.
bound combining ii to Il single. Browne and
Donlin came up again and drew bases on
balls, and there was general roofing Tor
Mctiann to make another hit. but he fled
to Babb.
Browne sauntered on four balls in the sixth
and went to third on Donlin's doub g TO- the
right field fence. Browne sped home as Babb
was throwing StranR out at first. Mcrtes
strolled, and Dahlen singled. scoring Donlin,
There was pretty base running by the New
iorks, in this inning. Mertes stole third, and
Devlin. after the latter had been, the bene-
fciary Of four balls. lnf'eld hits by lumley
and Malay and a base Oh balls to BaGb. who
walked every time he came to bat. filed the
bases with Brooklyns in the ninth, Another
base on balls to Ritter forced in Brooklyn's
hermit run. Tho score:
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MISS SUTTON WINS AGAIN.
Ward and Wright Have Walkovcr In Double Is
at English Tennis Championships

Special Gable Despatch TO TIRE SUN
LONDON. June 2a.-ENceptinE a few fire.
ouently interrupted matches. the rain spoiled
to-day's tennis games. Among III ,se aban-
doncd was that OF larned and tlothier in
the doubles. which started just prior to q
heavy downpour.
The death IN bicycle accident yesterday
in Ireland of Mahoncy, eX-champion of Eng
land. was marked by black ed ged programs
at tho tournament to-day. He was iavorabiy
known to several of the American competi-
tors. He was entered for the CHAMPION
ships, bmt, his opponents will now have walk
overs. he nth round of the championship
singles has been completed, leaving eight
competitors, whose four matches in the sixth
round will 10 played Tomorrow.
In the third round of the ladies' singles
Miss May Sutton beat Miss Longhurst, Ga,
G-l
In the mems donhies Ward and Wright
had walkovcr, Paarce and Powell with
drawing Wildirg and Parker beat Plaskitt
and Parton.
In the singles s. H. Smith, the Welsh cham
pion. who put out liolcombe Ward, tho
American champion, in the first round. beat
Mavroggordato three sets to love. Smith will
meet W. A, larned tomorrow. Brookes
llolcombe Ward has withdrawn from the
fight for the All England plate
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OISEAU WINS THE SPINDRlFT.
HRtDY,S COLT BEATS PiGET"
CAIRNHORM WITH EASE.
Frank Farrell Takes TWO Races WIN
KeatOr and Arklirta and Runs secoh"
in Another with OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NcCarren's Edna Jackson scores

1o,,oa y Rrody's Oispatl, by Ornus -hItty
Gum for whom he paid so7.50O last fall.
won tho Spindrirt Handicap for ce-year. :
old. one mile and n furlong. at Sheepshean
Rav Yesterday afternoon in rather easy style
IIe nlcxed up l.t pounds and, giving pound
20 sydney paget's Cairngorm. he beat the
latter home by n length and hall IN ~ 3-o
.irn,orm, wns IN. f0yorite at to 3. while
"' ,,,ad IN even terms with the
olseho, VINO oP','e" va n,N,iu nade
Paget colt. went back 20 = 10 .. W. .,.,
all the running with Oiseau. on the lar tu'
M,r,,n mazda hia run with CairnRorm, ana
Mart'h lnaue ~" ,s,n ,a ,ooEed suuaiiy for the
Brady colt. but when oNelil SHOOK mn W
he drew away and held ms own W 'he e"n'
SIX .e.s an,stor ." to T. With strong pull
heenc oia ,oot ,brd money.
IN the weights, TOOK 'hHu r'o"es. d. .,o
Frank Farrcll's colors were carried 10 Tue
front in two races by keator and ArKilrta'
both heavily parheu. ht am Via races recently.
VINO mas been winning an ~, cor tbrnn'
took the second event, hanulcap io' WI
had ,bn mount and the Charaxus three year
ha' 'ho 'uo"''', az - ,non.v fro m
old was beaten Gown 10 ete , ino ,.',',, ,,,.,I.
: to s. He broke IN front win ms us,ni ".n-
otbsrs on their heads he won. pulled up, by
length ana nail !" 80 "a, ,ho 'ioo. iron,
to l. closed strongly ana gov !he p'uce iIo,"
Ark,irtn n son of Arkle--Loyalirta, captured
a, "',, ,', rnr ,n,idan two-veur.olds
the niln eeF"t' ~ ,' aD,,,s ~, s.ns,,,nnai
five furlon9s fnturily course III se''sa' 'o oi
atsto + the colt was finally backed down to
~ " :, VIZ w" ,,' ,nh,y nInddan,s po,I,
10 ia'oI'e. WIN oV''' e. Nuuuen De-.
smoker ana Ia l. Nh,o''' III. ., No'''oNo'
81 rf Ar. ltrtn Vi -
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Racing at Bunalo.

BUFFALO, June 2e.-Favoritcs Jared badly a,
ken!lworth to day. Summaries:
First Race--Five furongs-Jack Dolan, 1l2 tE.
walsh, to L. won: hAifaA. l07 buchanan. 7 10
~. second: Wee Lass. 100 o. Walsh. 10 to 1. third
Time lOos5 Pythla. Valencia and Dave Lewis
also ran,
Second RaceSx furlongs-Sandy Andy. lo7
o. austln,. 70 !. won: Fair Calypso, % tCrcamer),
oto second; Peggy, 100 Lcc,. 10 10 |. third Time,
Juia M Billy HAndscl, FL Donoso. Miss Morgan,
EStraaw, Gaylord and Storm Scud also ran
=, Thlrd Eace.One mc--Scotch Plume 81 % Miller
70 ], won: Precn. 90 tcrearncr). 4 to TO- second
MMnenless. 81 tHogel. 20 to !. third. Time. iiO
Blue Grouse also ran.
., Fourth ince-Four and n half furlongs-Iotus,
w T. Mean.l to2. won; Nagazam, lO7 a. Walsh
S mnI, second; Patcr, lo7 u, Waish). even, third
and fcia Hamburg also ran 's A"''
n,SslItn, RaccIons mile and seventy yards
iinoHshablile, 90 MclnSrel, 2 10 g. won Allies dor
m Romanelln TO second Wire In lis ii AUSTIN.
bohbv Keen also ran. ~ ~
Si'h Race-one mle-perry. 100 tcrcamer),
NO l. Won Ora Viva, l07 tPcrrine) to g. second
isn He,more, ~ buchanan. 10 70 /, third Time,
~ ~ - 80 Gold Flcur. Loupania, Bound Brook
sno Evaskill also ran, ''"
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LAWN TENNIS.
10 Roy Proves . Surprise and Defeats g.
l.. Nrenn at Orange.

The semI-fnals was the feature OF yester-
days play for the Middle States tennis cham
pionship, held on the courts of the Orange
Lawn Tennis Club. Mountain Station, y. ].
Mems Singles - Semi. final round - Frederick
B. Alexander, West Side Tennis Club. defeated
Karl Rchr. Yale University, 80, a. 60: Robcr
lie Roy. Columbia University, defeated George 1t
Wrenn. Jr.. Country Club OF WeSchester ia
81. IS,
Womon's Doubles-Tlrst round - Miss Sou,her
and Miss Firth. Orange J.. T. c., defeated Mrs.
81. O.. Is Miss Smith and Mrs. ONcrman,
Longwood crickc, Club. defeated Mrs, Clarence
Hobart and Mrs. Won Bcrmuth. Orange and Staten
Island T. c.. Is. G-s. 90.
Mems DoubcS-Third round-Harold II. Hhckett
and +. B. Alexander West Side Tennis Club, de-
icated George Mills and c. F. Watson jr.' Orange
Womcns Singles - First round-Nrs. Edwin
Lewis BcrnardsVlllc. defeated Miss Firth. Orange
l.. r. c.. e. GO.
Tho final round for the Crescent Athletic Club
handicap doubles was finished on Wednesday
on the club courts. Bav Ridge. kimbarth and
straight sets. 6--4. 8-3 e.
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TO.D4YS CARD AT SHEEPSHEAD.
Pansy Stakes for Two.Ycar. Olds the Lead.
ing Feature

Tho Pansy Stakes. for two-year-olds. six fur
longs on the grass. will be run at Sheepshea d
Bay this afternoon. Hoorav. Leonard Joe Hay
man, Mary F. and Capias having excellent
chances In the handicap, at mile and half.
Blandy and Won Tromp may fight it out. with
Uncle Urigh and Cederstrome both dangerous.
The first race is at a mile. with Chanplain.
ARABIC. Whorler. Chimney Sweep and others.
Two-year-old FLIES will run in the second event
at five furlongs. Tickle. Miss Point. Flavigny
and Evenins all tisurIns we'll, Three ysar -olds
will meet at six mrongs In the fifth race,
Broadcloth, st. Rcilane, Rose of Dawn and
Merry Lark being possible factors. while in the
last event. at a mile and sixteenth on the turf.
thodox, Dinah Shad and Sweet Alice. The
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RECDRD Nv TEAM RACE.
King Gaines and Gov. Holt TrOt In 2:lO
at Enpire city Matinee.

now ,rottnG record for amateur team
racing WAS sct Yesterday III the second matinee
OF the New York Driving Club. held at the
Empire track. There was long delay In
getting away for the first heat as j.. a. Bur =
persisted in scoring West Wilkes, 2I3>a. and
n Moro, 2l3L in advance. Finally at the
word West Wilkes took "A III of the snlks and It
was only by the courtesy Of Mr.. Floyd-jonos
that the Burke team escaped being distanced.
Mr.. Burke trailcd In scoring Tor the second
heat and waited until reaching the home
stretch to make a determined effort. Then
he closed OH the leaders, and the crowded
grand stand became the scene OF much ex-
whip, rein aud voice, and hal the occupants
Chimes, 3'iOi., and Gov. Holt finally won BY
head only. The time, 2'lD, u the fastest
contested heat in an amateur team race.
Class A for, trotters proved grand con-
test in which pTinesss pIqps proved IL
after the Princess In the first heat and was
beaten a head in, CASA. Invader. gao, one
OF the cracks Of the Grand Circuit last year.
but the Princess beat him easily. Glass A
for PAGERS was won by star Pugh. 2Oah.
Dr. ,Madara. Hos was , unsteady when the the
Schnyler's tro,ter Finer When rounding
and and had to " be taken in hand hand and walked
home. The summaries follow:
Glass A. trotting;
E Ps!sss., Ids. hqaf FIX 4 Tnsna'
Invader, ?l0 "a. Crawford ,,,................s
Direct View. 2Csil danes ButlcD............. dis
Tlme-2:i5la. 2ls.
EK,iy %W!iI|n sS sIs', gE
ssaI;cs sfssg$n. s;,s!. n :; cahiID..::::.:";
TIme-?l7i4. .le.
Ki,tS MIL @o: :i5Sft William seo,o
Brlgh,!ight. .all lStewar, Barr ,,........ul
iG nsf nC ssi W a t!Hhfn'e oO'''n' srS
County Stranger Clarence ware..,.......,s Gro
Time-22l, ?;?0'1 ??iit.
oriias 2;2?,. Joseph Gibbons ,.,.,.........l !
Judge Judge b.oH9rdmaH, ?;isa Harry rop'itD."."'s
Teddy IT, Kennedy .;..,....'..,.''.,.,..'.+ :
Khaki. 2?s't ID l. Doyle ..,................. dis
Nelly Wilkes ~. Helpenhausenj ,.............. dis
Time--?.??'i. ?.29li
Royai Rene ,' 40 n. F. Krp.tric.D.
Elmer a. c, Schuyler ,.....,,........,...' dis
Dr. s' Mada Ti - sos ,sadfs% esswto1d'
Sampson. ?oss. Thomas Leahey,, ,.,.......I !
E sdy p lnsmp sa s H. ~ ~" IT,
pansy Direct. blk IN. CLARENCE "are)"..'.'.+ 4
Tlnc-?ls'2. cis.
Glass c, pacing
Senator. blk $. Clarence ware'............,.l !
MdnlsH'. b. & q +, MeSGts. '..'.''.'.'.'''''. ?
Tme-22b. ??G.
Class D, pacing
Black Belle, blk. m. nsaac \. Hopper, ......i 1
Harry Van. b. =. George Huber .,....,.......? )
Carrie G.. b. N, tM yermllye, ;,..'.'....''.ss Z
san Gabriel Prince, 70. e. a. Crawford ...,.5 4
Tine -226. 225ia.
Team race trottlng:
King Chimes. ?loA.. Gov. Holt, 2I5 wv. C..
Floyd jones' ..,....... ...,..-.....,..,.....l
West Wilkes. ?l3i3, FL Moro. 2lst3 a.. A. Burke =
Tlme-c23. ?:l9.
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or trying to enforce the A. A. L. laws.

for trying to enforce the A. A. L. laws.
This report has been forwarded to John
Steil. chairman of the registration con-
mittec. and will he acted Oh within a few day \
when Mr.. Steil returns from Indianapolis
Rumors have reached the a. A. l. head
quarters that betting and other unamatcur
ings and match races. and Mr.. sullivan Sa"S
this must be stopped and il the Sundav
scramhles are repeated again the A, 4. l..
may refuse sanction for Sunday games al
lnrnthe
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q. J. Mile Is not out unless he hits 10 fair ter
rtory.
kecpsic. 10; SnnVerties, 4 Paterson. =: Newhure.[
President Pulliam returned 10 New York yes
terday having been away since the late plc asant
Western half OF the National League circuit
Everything Is moving along very nicely In the
thin, but says that Is the result, Of travel and that
his condition Is good.
jackson, the Yale pitcher, Is considered big
league timber by experts who have seen him per.
form but Yale men rarely 20 Into the professional
the strongest pitcher 10 the college ranks at the
close OF the season and did his best work In the
stun
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THE SUN, FRIDAY. JUNE 81, lyvo
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New Works Play atr 0ng Game and Van
1,l,sh the Philadelphia.

The New Yorks scored decisive victory
over the Phlladelphas Yesterday. their third
straight win. The Bostons took Washing
toms measure. and the Clevelands broke even
with Detroit. The Chicagos were checked
by the Browns. making Cleveland and chicago
a tic for first place. The results:
New York, Is; PhlIadeiphia, 4.
boston, 4; Washington. ..
81. Louis. 4: Chicago. 2.
Cleveland, \: Detroit. 3. First game.
Detroit, q; Cleveland, 3. second game.
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MAY STOP SUNDAY ATHLETICS.
Disturbance at Celtic Park May Lead to
Ncfnsal Of Sanction.

Michael ], Flynn. member of the reglstra-
tion committee Of the Metropolitan Associa-
ton OF the a. A. T.. has made his report to
james Z. Sullivan. chairman of the national
registration committee OF the A. A. U. on
the brawl which occurred at the Mayo Mems
games at Celtic Park last Sunday. The
report Is to the effect that the Irish Counties
Flynn and O'Brien narrowly escaped assault
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At Mime poils-Flrst game --Minnc apolls S: MI
waukee, 4. Second gAme-Minne apolls, s, Nil
waukoc. 2.
Az ST: Paul-St. Paul Q; Kansas city
Al Columbus--Columbus, 1; Indianapolis l.
Al Toiedo-Louisvllc, .: Toledo, /,
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Fin. base on erron-New York; T. Lef, on
on balls-On Orth. 8: on Bender O. Struck out.
oTh ny Bsnasr iord HONS so ss.. s,s
tibcr,cld. Lord Sacrifice hit Keller. Stolen
bases E'uerfeld. Ful'1. KlenoT , Lo,a NJ, by
PPn neneI hni,,-isarton (2. Umpire Louchlln
and connor, Trme-a hours. Auendance-S'ooo
BOSTON a. L., I: WASHINGTON. s.
BOSTON June c9-Stahls mum OF Cassidy ;
,hrnw gave boston two runs In the second inning
20 dav and practically decided the game. The
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Connecticut League

A. bridgeport Bridgeport, 4: Spring neld. g.
At New Haven-Hoyokc. q: New Haven ..
Az orwich-Norwlch. 4; Meridcn, o.
At New London-Ncw London. 7: Hartford 3.
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American Association

Al Auanta-Atlanta, o: Birmingham. s.
Al Nashville-N ashvilie, o: Mont gomery. 2.
Al Shreveport-Shrevcpor 6; Now Orleans, 0.
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New ENGLAND League,

At Concord--Concord, IL Havrrhlll. p
AZ I.owell-Lowcl /: Fall River, 2.
AZ Manchester Manchester. 8; New Bedford, II
AT Nashua-NaShua, 4: Lynn,
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Southern Tier Association
Southern League.

A. Elmlra-First gamc-Cornlng, s. Elmira, I
Second game-Elmira, 7: Corning.S.
Al Hornellsville -Hor nellsvie. Q: Addison. 4.
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Games Scheduled for To-day.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
philadelphia In New York: Washington In Boston
Oh cago In ST. Louis: Detroit In Cleveland.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York In Brooklyn; Boston In Philadelphia
ST. Louis In PlttsbuFg.
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CHICAGO
TotalS...,,2 627 II 81
'Batted for Smith In the ninth inning

Chicago. 0 o 0 O o l-2
ST. Louis ................O 0 o o.
First base on crrors-Chicago, |: st: Louis T.
Left on bases Chicago. 7; St. Louis. O. Two base
hits-Rockenheld Gleason, Weaver. Jones; Stolen
baSeS-ho,mcs. Donahue, Gleason. Double play
Mcfarland and TannehI First base on bas-on
Altrock. on Smith, /: OF Petty. /. Struck out
Petty. 8. umplre-Sherid 1lme-2 hours. Al
tendance-4 800.
CLEVELAND, 8: DETROIT. 3-pIRsr oAMR.
CLEVELAND. June 2a.-Clcvc!and broke even in
the double he adcr with Dctro to day. The scores
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o>ME.
TntalS.....l I
sBatted for Willis In the ninth inning.

sFTe TrTTF7Fh
boston ..'.'..,..,,....,...O o o Of
Left on Observation-Disclosures o. Boston, 0. First
base on balls on Willis. {; on Suthoh 4. Struck
out-..By SuthoI, .: ty Wills. g. Three base hit
Gleason. Two base hitS,ilolan. Tcnncy Titus
Magcr, Dolan. Double play hhalcchlo. Ray
ncr and Moran. Passed ball--Abhott. Umpire
tombstone. Timc-i hour and 40 minutes At
tcndhnce-6S50.
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Washing ton ....,.........O o o 2 o o is
First base on errors--l3os,on. 3: Washing ton. l.
Lett on bases Boston, g. Washington. L. First base
on bails-On Hughes D, Struck out--By Tannchill.
4; by Hughes. 4. Three base hlt-Burkeu. Two
base hits Mullen, Crlgcr. Hughes Sacrncc hits
Mullen, Mn. Jones. Criger Stolen basc-Plreut.
Double play-Jonrs and K!ttredge. umpires-
Mccarthy and Kelly. Time hour and ~ ninutes
Attendance -3,463
1T. LOUIS "A. L., T. CHICAGO a. ~, :.
CHICAGO, June 20. - Ntrock was knocked out OF
che box In three Innings 10 day and Smith pitched
well until the close. The score:
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EASY PICKING, BR0OKLYNS.
NEW FORKS CLINCH GAME Nv THE
THIRD INNING.

Twelve Men At hat and Eason Knocked
Out OF the BoX-Elsht Consecutive
Victories for the hamplOns-Qunkers
Take Two Contests From B0stons'
BY beating the Brooklyns against yesterday
the New York Nationals landed their eighth
consecutive victory. The Brooklyns. incl
dentally. lost their eighth straight 1t Ia eX-
peced that Lewis will be back with the team
to-day and that there will be brace. Tho
Quakers took two close games from the Bos-
tons and passed the Pittsburgs. The results
New York, II; Brooklyn, L.
Philadelphia, 8; Boston, 2. First game.
Philadelphia, 2; Boston, 1. Second game.
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Western LeAeue,

Al OmAhA-OmahA, 0; Colorado SPRINGS. 1.
AZ st. oSeph--Denver, 2: ST. jose nh o.
A. Sioux City--Des Moines. 10; Sioux CITY, O.
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Al Binshamton -Ringhamton. 6: Scranton. 5.
Al Syracuse Syracuse, ?. Wilkcsbarre. |.
Az Albany-A.. j. & e.. 10: Albany, o.
Al Troy-Troy. 8: Utica, l.
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Hudson River League.
New York State League,

Az Patterson Patterson. g. Hudson. ?.
Al Poughkcepsic-- Poughkcepsic 4; Saugcrties.
At -Ncwburgh, .: Kingston. ?.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.


JERSEY CITY. Z: NEWARK. q.
Ecistcr's three dagger and Merrltts long fy
IN the twelfth Inning OF the game al Newark yester
day. between Newark and Jersey City, gave the
visitors the game The score.
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T'l'Rl;.
YACHTS AND SAILBOATS.

ron SALE-Two new barges, $50 tons capacity:
one deck Scot 600 tons capacity. VANDERBILT.
10 Liberty street.
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Baseball To-day, I p. n. American LesSus
Park. NJ Y. Americans VI, Philadelphia.
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BROOKLYN.
NEW ToRK
TOIhIS.,. IT u n U "
'Batted for Docschev IN the ninth Inning.

'Batted for Doescher In the ninth Inning.
New York ............,0 Ill
Brookly ...,............O o l.
Left on bascs-Brooklyn. s. New York. T. First
base on balls-On Mathcwson. 2: of Elliott, 3: oil
Easop, A: oil Docscher. 3. Struck out-By Mathew
son, !: by Elliott, 8; by Eason. by Docschcr. 5.
Home runs-McGann Clarke. Three base hits
stolen bases-Lumlcy Mcrtcs ~. Dahcu t9.
Devlin. Hts-On Mathewson. 2 In hve Innings
of Elliott 2 In four Innings OF Eason. 3 In three
Innings: of Doeschcr. In six innings. Umpire
-Emslic. Time-l hour and u minutes, Mtcn
dance-2.0OO.
PHILADELPHIA IN. L.. 3: BOSTON Is. Ll. ?-YrRsT
GAME.
PHILADELPHIA, June 20.-The Phadclphlas took
both games from Boston to day in the nrst local
double header OF the season. Both games were
hard fought and cevcrly played throughout, but
the locals, by good hitting In each game. managed
to get the deciding run. The scores.
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IN. L.. 3: BOSTON Is. Ll. ?-YrRsT


First base on crrors-Boston. 2 Lett on bases.
Philadelphia Q; Boston. 6. First base on bails-OG
Fraser, !: on Gordon. 2. Struck outBy Fraser 8:
BY Corridor. 2. Two base hits -Brnnsncld, Vol.
-Mngee. Double play Thomas and Doom. Passed
ball--Donn. Umpire -iohnstonc Timc--l hour
and IS minutes.
PHILADELPHIA Is. L.. :: BOSTON (S. L,,) l-sEcoND
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ROT. ?: CLEVELAND. 2.-sHcosp oAMn.
.Knhl hattcd for Moore In mini Ii Inning.

'Kahl battcd for Moore In ninth inning.
Cleveland % GO "a
Two base hits-Flick. Bradley Sacrifice hit
Schlcfer Stolen basc--Doran. First base on
halls-On Moore. 2: HI by pitcher-By Moore,
l: by Donovan 2. First base on errors CLEVELAND
8. Detroit, 1. Left on bases-Cleveland. Il De.
trolt. D Struck out-By Moore, q: by Donovan.
3, Umpire Connolly. Tme-i hour and A6 min
utcs. Attcndancc-S,2Sl
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RACING INFORMATION.
The Fisk System

Wednesday s record patrons played SNUFF.
YANKEE tONSOL. Mons BeauCairc and Mltrallr
the system prohibiting play upon the ~ ana oln
races. Thursday-Edpa jackson, risoau aud
Ocean Tide, AiircSs 20 Greenwich Az.
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At BARGAINS-FlVE FAST TROTrERS.
1879 10 10 hands sound. young gentle. handsome.
reliable horses; can trnt miles from 20 10 2'r
guaranteed as represented Satisfactory ria glycn
purchasers MckNlGHT'S STABLE.
~? WEST 10TH ST, NEAR BROADWAY.
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Two base hi,s-Iajoic. joss. Kiilan. Three base
hit-Turner, Sacrifice hits Bradley. Joss. Stolen
bases.-lajoic, Turner, Stovall. First base on balls
on Kilan, ., Hit by picher-By Klllian. !, Left
on hascs.Cleveiand. =; Detroit; TO- struck out,
I.aJoic: Hickman and Crawford, Time hour and
90 minutes Umpire Connolly.
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Baseball. Washington Park. To-day. 4 p. u.
Brooklyn VS.. New York. Adm. S0c.-Ads.
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- !"THTS,.,. Z III 81 TO =
'Battcd for Th!clman In ninth inning.
Newark; ......,0 ! g ! o o 90
Jersey City......0 l o o 0 IL
First base on crrors-Newark. ?: Jersey City g.
Left on bases Newark. II; Jersey City. o. First
base on baIls-on Moria1ty; 2; OF Pfhnmlcr, 4:
Moriary 5, by PfanmIller, 8: BY Olnstead. I?
Three base hits -McCauley. Kc!stcr, Two base
hits O'HaCan, Spooncr, Murphy. Moriarty Glenn
cn,. Mccauley, HaIlgan. Sacrincc hits Mailing
CCockman, :, SpooneT Stolen bases Mailing.
play Jones and O'Ner. Hit BY pitcher ~Ty
Moriar,y I; by Olmstcad. 3, Wild pitch Plan
minutes,
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AT TORONTO

Rochester .......0 q n q pa 7
Toronto. ? q 3 - 10
Bnt,nrlcs-Fcrtsch and Payne; Falkcnberg an,
Sullivan