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SURPRISES AT TENNIS.
Massachusetts, Champion Beaten--HObart
and Grant Win In Doubles,

BosroN. Aug. 3.--The third round In tho
sin giles was completed and several matches
In the second round In tho doubles were
played to-day IN the lawn tennis tournament
at the Nahant c ub.
In the forepoon's play z. b. Dewhurst
easily disposed OF q. A. Lyons, Jr. In the
was the defeat OF X. c. Beaver, the Massa-
chusstts champion, by FeNneth Horton In
the third round Of single and the victory
Of C. Hobart and W. G. Ora. over Z. B. Dew.
hurst and H. J. Holt In the doubles.
Singles. Second Round-R G. Sesvsr defeated
Wlnsow, 60, 6-8.
Third Round c. Hobart def Gated J. G. David.
son, 60, O.; X. Horton defeated n. G. Seavsr
ID. o.. %: c. Behr defeated r. j. subway.
Ga. -. e. d. Dewhurst defeated q. A, Lyon
:. Doubles, First Round ". p. Hailoweil and r.
90, 90 O. Behr and r. J. S1ilaway defeated o j.
snd d T y L%yssri,ns; 81 sIs @ A. Lyon a. and
@. A. Atklnson and N, U, Cabot, BY default
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NEW YORK IA. L., s; ST. LOUIS "A. ILL :.
The New Y9 S!a os sna a sns
Nsisona and strsnsle. holds and every other the
s s9spS q r .Rna % sv sSS we
H nnins. n'r Il e. a1s
put ths Browns 70 the mS S6 ana t SeY
hd s soHs ss y .S quite a. much
ist ate th lie New Yorks were up 70 their
sSs Il Yin 'n q 'n
was fnicky but stirring contest, and pull
inss and I perods that promoted heart tisr
s ThTs vst 50 "s sna
strain sssi q s. Ss's sneahsS e
The ss New Ye ssa had sSsg I'D WIN IT,
Glade. the champion hard LUCK pitcher, i9oiea
them time and again when ia tasey nd9 fnsh
were ol sesrcs for al that. Hesg WAS Wild
s sno ss''o Gn on esehed two
and once pulled the home team out Of q, as
a Urn az head ss ths q
conrSy; the timely hitting Of Chase ,s sas.
and sodd % sepDSnd 81
CON In which there was no such word as fail.
opportune hits and finally opened the portals
" singles is' by Stone. Frisk and Wallace gave
the Browns run In the first inning. and
h.n By IL Se so The Sew
when Ye.ssE whipped two bssse, d to Left
ming ming by ,y's diving catch Of Glade's line Az.
be or n seP S !, & Sstf H. tine mn in
hfsh wa assi s.n sus a also made
Rlon, h.. s0ssS shSh net N
VIZ sx x1sd M .hs Ss ,r sdr TO steal e.
beTfsld vent t up IN tie air for throw in the
base hit SuIsd IL NsE York; % W. FHn il
as ;sxe1 H e0 wss sas
Conroy made the dust fly when he launched
forth on his journey. He hsd designs On Rnt ne
low thTox ACCOMPANYING his steal a. OF thru
Gn ths inning had S,. he been eR.s
to istt and stole second He went to third
e. e.. P psss On .haas lea
i :hs as!d, Sisa g stone; Chase spanked a
Hoss gave The h{st Two men yp IN the tenth
bases on balls Wallace died TO Keller.
second on Kes!ers throw T. third though Ugh
not made poor return to Elberfeld to head
him on This was the squally situation when
There was . wall 81 dismay when Grin sent
VAS With malice aiorethough on Grin 8 part.
He was counting on the chances Of q double
play As slim. but the best. change OF wriggltng
out o. the dire dinghy Sure enough.
Then did those who had been beratng Grit
Gleason dropped a safe fly In right In the
eleventh. went to SECOND on Sugden sacrifice
the eleventh course for New York BY waiting
for four balls He was out stealing, which
two bsEger. WHICH would have scored 3. him
Williams struck out. and Chase had another
chance TO show his worth. Nobody can stop
to pick flowers when Chase Ia en- route for
first, and Wallace was hurried into making
a wild throw of Chase's bounder, Keller and
Elberfeid scOred on the error, The scOre
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GREAT DAY FOR TIE SEVENTH.
New Works. Crack Regiment Scores Two
Victories In Rine Matches.


CRSEpMooR, Aug. s.--The opening day OF
the State rife matches proved to be held
day for the Seventh Regiment and the gray
Jackets won both the brigade and the Major.
General matches by superior shooting. Inc
first defeat suffered by the Seventy-hrst
Regiment. which had the game at lie mercy
In the association matches. came In the bri.
gade match by the margin OF single point
after one of the most exciting mAtchea shot
In years on the Creedmoor range. IL was Q
mild forerunner Of the more decisive victory
OF the Seventh In the MaJor-General's matoh.
for In this event tho sevonth's skirmishsrs
los points. the Twelfth Regiment carrying
OF second honors by a good run.
=, The other honors Of the day. went TO the
Twenty-thlrd In the second Brigade match.
comp9sed Of Brooklyn teams. 70 The Twenty,
and 70 tie second Navy BATTALION q BrccEiyn
n the match Of the amateur tars. The IN.
ssss n sSt IN rw whsS Ta.s ensstso
Seventy. first teams. the pick Of the brisade'
!, %'t 4: IT. s'ss. ,s yard. With
q c90ts hs9d sS the Ss stss sn SSss
asld strasallns. Al The 600 yard range ths
f5aot xnd fn ana IN the eaT oTm II
as' the seysnty-rss was sxpsotsS to lncissss
Es ssd By FACED f0fGSS e esy
the, slow Are ran ges ended with the Seventh
high team at the distance and leading With
Tweifth had made good it's hold on third By
ninth dropping back into the ,ruck: .,..,.
reached The sS6 yard stase the Seyenty-first
had pulled back into lead Of 10 points BY
splendid scoring RSSye Rsnney d Rstts.
We're ar more favo5saSie {or ne rapid fIlng
their totals. MoAlpin and short; the ths
h. sse as sop ssIa soors Mns ute
s 81 p oaa d ths sr tssm S ss Ssofea
SsopderiSu i exhibition for E reslmentai sssm.
and with one sfeeptSn t The soofes m made
was in doubt when me last pair on each team
game up to The mark n spite OF ne steady dy
pulling computations when, the last shot
was fired to discover that the match was
the seyenth's by q total Of Lila TO LIS: The
Ninth trailing In with LASS and the Sixty
r. the Second Brs.sds match the !. Twenty, Z,
with 1857 and the Fourteenth finishing third
with 1929.
The contest In the Headquarters. match
was more even. the en- eineers and the heavss
The artiiierymen won with a total Of 1880
to the engineers l.48s. Squadron A led the
triangular contest at the first range but
with a total Of /, li2. The two Jackie team
had q onesided match Of 1t, the Brooklyn
battalion leading In the slow fire by 20 polnts
rapid fire ranges. Their total was i.A24 to
the New York's battalion score OF 1.23s:
The SCORES OF the leading teams In the
First Brigade match:
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Lawn Tennis At Newport.

NEWPORT. r. l., Aug. 3.-There was large
gathering of society people at the Casino
this morning to watch the play in the mixed
handicap doubles at tennis. all OF the games
being interesting, and ono particularly ex-
citing that In which 8, W Gerard and Miss
Sands and Miss Mary Sands. Miss Sands
and her brother played themselves out the
second set and lost after hard struggle.
second Round-Mixcd Handicap Doubies-Sum-
ner W. Gerard and Miss kaude wctmore beat
Austin l.. Sands and Miss Mary Sands, rs ~,
ogden L. Mills and Miss Maria Moran. 81, "a
Harold A. Sands and Miss Margaret Busk beat
A.
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prrrspURa. 10; NV YoRK. ". L.). I

PITTsBURa. i0c NEW YoRK. IN. L.h :.
P1TTsBURo. Aug. s.-Pittsb9rs broke the
New FORKS winning streak to-dey when tnsy
certain defeat. For Ave innings the Pirates
were at the mercy 81 Mcdinnity. wish only
w" New York started oil with Q rush, scoring
twice In the first on Brownes double, Donlips
triple and MCCAIN z single. NttsburE tied
Clarke and Leach but New York got their two
back In the seventh, by q single BY ponlin,
double by Mertes and triple by Dahlen.
and Ciymer and triple By Clarke Melted
three runs for PittfburS M,aheEsy rsPsssSis %.
nity's place. and the slaughter he received
was awful. Two bases on balle. q. single and
two doubles Melted ave runs. which was quite
enough.
New York could do nothing with Fiaherty.
hut nna hit hefnu secured of hl9 delivery.
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The Major Generals match was begun
while the last relay was firing at the 500 yards
rapid fire Of the brigade match. This match
H. omen to regimental or headquarters teams
Of fifteen enlisted men each. who run the resu-
lation skirmish. These conditions deprived
the Seventy first OF Capts Wells, Corwn,
Byars. Beekman apd Lleuts. Casey and
suffered in a lesser degree. The outcome
81 the match was finally settled after a
run Of s5e and the Seventy first. one OF col.
In the Twelfths run one skirmisher was un-
able TO- make his run because Of q badly
jammed magazine, He was allowed. however,
10 lpake an individual run after his piece had
been overhauled. and 1t speedily became
known that the lone sklrmisheP needed a
moderate run of SO to beat the figures of
the Seventh. His score was Al, and the match
went 70 the Seventh. with a SCORE of sSS, the
Twelfth second. with si6: the Seventy-first
third. with 88i; the Twenty third fourth, with
go, and Squadron A fifth, with %s4.
The reRimental slss- boom-ah OF the vic.
torious Seventh made the range lively with
echoes at the end OF the days shooting, as IL
barrel victory OF last August. Io-morrow
the Adjutant, Generals and the Governors
II was announced on the range to-day
that the final compilation Of scores IN the
Individual matches had resulted In Lieut..
Jenkins winning the long range match, with
l0l, while Sergt Short won the rapid hre with
ll6 points.
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rotals....4 1879 Is 8.

.Baited for Roth in the ninth inning. DATED
for Powell In the eighth inning. 1.-TWO out when
winning run WAS made.
81. Louis. ',.,.,'.d I 99d 80 800 Il
New fotk, ,.',.''..o 20
Left on bases--Ncw York, 10: ST. Louis, 0. First
base on bas-OH Powell, L. on Hogg, :: on Griiiilh
i: by Glade, Q. Two base hlts-Keeer Ycager,
Fuiix. Sacrfnoo hits-Geason. susden. Stolen
Double piays-Wiilams and Chase; Kochicr and
Jones. wild pitches--Grlhith, Glade. Hits-On
inning: Of Grlflth. ! In two innings. Umpire
Sheridan. T1mc-2 hours and 30 minutes. At
tsndance-S,000
PHILADELPHIA IA. LJ. .: DETROIT. 2.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. S.-MuUn was very efYec-
tive this afternoon until the seventh inning. when
he was hit safely throc times and gave two bases
on balls. enabling tho Phlladelphas TO win. The
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Golf Notes.

GLEN Cove, n. Y. Aug. Sat the Nassau
Club to-day jerome ID. Travers won the Max
we'll cup, defeating Herbert L. Pratt by
up. Mr.. Pratt had o handicap OF II. while
Ira vers played from scat In the semi
finals yesterday Travers beat DR.. 8. p. Hop
kins by up and 5 to- play, In this match
Travers, who previously held the amateur
record.
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Chicago. .....
WAhin RNn.

Left on bascs@Washing!on. 8; Chicago. s. First
Adams. j Of Townsend. 5: on smith, 8. Struck
outlsy Tgwnssnd. 8; Sy Smith, Z. Passed ball.
hit..CallahAn. stolen ,bsses-dIcen, TsnnehIli.
Double plays, Hickman and stahl: Jones'
and ~ minutes. Attendance
DoeroN "a. ~. 8: clKySf.ANp O.
BosToN. Aug. s-Thc crippled Cleveland team
The viaitors were unable TO hit yTannehin, while
the locals Jumped on Hess In th\ second inning
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Rochester. 0 0 %
First base on crrors-Rochester. Left on bases
Jersey CITY. .; Rochester. First b.se on baiIs-
Struck out-Ry Pfanmilicr, o. by Merritt, Il BY
Faulkner. Z. Home run-nPayne. Two base hit
Bean. Keister Halllgan, Pattee, Woods, Clancy,
Yancy, Payne. Double play-Bean and Pattee
Hit by pitcher-By Faulkner, l. Umplres-Noran
and Hassett. Tlme-3 hours and 10 minutes. Al.
tcndance-5O0.
MONTREAL g. NEWARK, (,
NEWARK, Aug. S.-Montreal broke the Newark
winning streak 10 day by defeating them In 4 hard
fought game. The score:
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W York could do nothing with Flaherty

Totals. :. 10 - n - To.als...t 70 ~ 9
sBattcd for Leever in the seventh inning. tBattcd
for NcGinnity In the eighth inning.
S S.s Y19t ;.,....::.:.:.99 SSSss;seEee
Two base hlts--Brain. Ritchey. Browne. Mertes.
Three base hits...CiaIte. Doniin; D.hie9 stolen
on W!I,se . HI! BY pisehs,.By Leovg: !: sss.S n.
~Bresnahan. J. Wild pitch.wlisse. Hits-OH
Lever, Q. In seven nnlngs; Of Flaherty. In two
Innings; on McGinnity, ,, In seven Innings: OF
WiItse. ., in ono inning. Umpires-BsussWins and
Emslie. T1me-2 hours and ID minutes. Attend
ance-7.200
CINCINNATI. 5; BROOKLYN. o.
their hits OF CheoR caused the Brooklyns TO
Lose Ice a shut-out game to the Reds here to-day !;
which were made with none. out. but tbs rvn-
ner could not .score. Dobbs slgnaiissd biz
the first two timee up. The Reds scored one
in the third on Stein feldts sin gle., . steal
coupled with Bergen's bad throw and An out.
put three more Reds over the plate. Kelley
sin glsd in the eighth and scored on . Wild
throw. The score:
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Baseball Notes.
Jack Warner has signed with the Detroit Club.
The Pttsbure Club has bought Pitcher Kiusela
OF bloomington. III.
Robert Hedges, owner Of the st. Louis American
League Club. saw his mon walk the plank yester-
day.
Sheridan called Yeaeer out for Interference In
the. sixth inning ycsterdAy. Yeager stepped in
front OF the plate a. Chase was making 4 stesi.
Chase got here, but war sent back. Yraeer inter
fered, all right, and the .,ecision was ,stl6ed but
Chase had she bag stolen, Just the came. Wv
Radical action has been taken by the na,,oo. a,
comm q, TsssrdinE plsysn who have juped
agreement; They arc 20 he blsc.lsted unlsss they
popI,ar belief Tor long time The, crook dnsss in
the severe punshment OF backlIsiinV,
Old Snt scrtber, Clearwater HayboY Fla: L. We Ara
Informed on excellent authority that She sussestios
70 have the game In New Haven decide Ihe eerios
frst came from Harvard. not Yale. 3 The MI
msnt between the two colleges TeAds Is follow:
There shall DO two rance Of baseball betVeen
the teams OF the two unlversties In case Of 4 lie
third game shall be played" tie" a. here used
doubtless means game Apiece We DO not kAcW
what the intent vaa but the course adopted seeSns
70 be logical under the agreement That va.
Of course, . question Of Judgment. g. We have moi
heard o. much censure. In fact, one OF the Ha1
vsrd advisers, who wes In favor Of She coufse
adopted. has done % much for Harvard thss thers
mot much inclination 70 crtioiss Ms jvdEnseS
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BnOoKLYN.

pou alse S:se sns Lumsy
Schlsi; Corcoren, Malay. Struck os,.By Jones, l.
BY Chech l. Left on Cincinnati, Z: brooklyn,
o. Umpire-Klem. Ttme-i hour and 1 minutes.
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o. Al Dea Aolnes-Ftrst game-Sioux City, 2, Des
Mclnes. o. Second game-Des Aoines, 3: Sioux
Al Omeha-Pueblo. ;: omsha
A. 81. Joseph-Denver, 4; st. Joseph, o.
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g. s.,. FL 4. s.s s' Ssi ~;
and Yetir6d. The eoORq: It 1l.N. f.' N.f .I


.Ba.ssd for He's In the ninth inning. :.
So
Len on basesNBoston. 8: Cleveland. q First base
o. ball. Hes. ssr',s. oSs.sy Ts Am .Ss.s
by Hes TaFss s... ssCriSs s.,r poSSis
pisy-Prseman and Parent Umptvo- Connony'
nme-t hour and 81 minutes. AttcadaAe>-I'eA
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HORsEs AND CARRIAGES.

GRAND CLEANING our SALE,
Horse Sheets, g. Coolen. - Lap pusss., - q
4 100 Surrey Harness. 100. Apeedwsy har.
ness. 1000: Light business MArncss 800 Ccyps
Saddles 500 q upwards. Ladiss' AatEida 0sddls6
PETERS HARNESS SADDLERY co.
SO West Broadway near Chambers ST.. upstaira
Observation-Disclosures Pixins. ssleatihe oant.:
creeks gals hopplc chafes. on horses; TRIAL
;.s pGSsGt{FifSd ali p.v: .Se soS
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AZ Birmingham-New Orleans, 4; Birmingham.
At Nashville Shreveport, IL; Nashville. =
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PslIsdeiiphii..:...................,S ooS u
First base on error--Detroit, 1. Left on bases
Detroit. 10; Philadelphia, 6. First base on balls
.; BY Coakley, : Home run--ciafk Two base
h!ts-hnrssel. Murphy: Sacrifice hits.-Scheefer
~. Ooughlin. CoAkley. Stolen base-Crawford
double play-Mullin Lindsey and Couehin,
Wild pitoh-Coaklcy. Passed ball-clsrk. Um.
plrcs-NoCarthy and Connor. Tmc-2 hours. Al
tendanco-61eS.
CHICAGO "a. LIZ, Q; WARRINGTON, O.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 0.-Washingtons new left-
two men had been retired in the first inning and
hopelessiy lost the game 70 Chicago. Tho score:
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Atlanta b. G. Dimes varley and Maleah.

The ATLANTA Boat Club last night held .
dinner in honor of William Marley and John
j. r. Mulcahy. the oarsmen who won In the
regatta at Hamburg. The dinner took place
In the yacht room on the eighth floor Of the
Hotel Astor. About forty persons were
present. almost all being close personal &C.
Quaintances Of the oarsmen.
Fred Kafka. president of the club, made
the opening speech. complimentinE the
two. Mulcahy replied for the crew. and
speeches were made by Alden 8. Swan. Dud-
ley Van Holland, Don Gaylord. W. II Wag-
toned save PLkiH xton are old time oficerq
Of the club. Besides ,MulcshY:., father and
were present William Muloare Robert Owens.
Edward Benson and Phil Sinnott. Fred r..
Fortmeyer sent his regrets. being too busy
with n. A, A. o. affairs to be on hand.
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hibition golf match played over the Bedford
Springs course to-day George. W. BaIdrick.
the home proiessienal defeated t .; II; Norton
play. The cards we're: Baldrck. 80. 3e-7s;
Norton ii. <0-Sl,
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for four-year Odds and upward;
THIRD RACE.

Fair start: won ridden out. Ruth W.. CHI. T., 2, BY
Kings Counscl-Letter b.: owned by G. c. Bennett:
trained by c. Mulholand.
FOURTH RACE.
The Alabama Stakes; for three year old miles;
$4,000 TO the winner; mile and nve- teenths:
Horse end Age ": ,JoeksY. Betting. Ftn.
Kiamcsha. 8.....ll6. Lyme. .i6-l ITO 2ss
Gold Ten. s.......;. i2i, Martin Isl even
Time. ZIG rs.
Good start: won cleverly: Tradition. b. T.. 3, by
Goidnnch-Recarc; owned by Sydney Paget;
trained by A. j. Joyner.
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Last Saturday there was an interesting
handicap over the links Of the Deal Golf
Club for two cups. The play was a four ball
tours ONES, at eighteen holes medal play.
pairs and the cups were won by Messrs. Frank
Hurd an Joseph NJ Byrne. with the combined
some n apdicap will be played under similar
conditl ons tor two cups and the Deal Golf Club
will play a team Of twelve men from the Spring
Lake Golf Club
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Montreal sii.:,,.........So -
First base on error-Newsrk. Lett on bases
McLane. !: on Fertsch. :: on Mccarthy, .. Struck
out-By MoLAnc. !; by Fertsch, q by Mccarthy, q.
base hit-tGatins. Sacrifice hits-Waener. iachancs.
"a, r. Hartman. Stolen bsses-Gatins Jones
Bannon. Double plays.-Bannon and Lachsnoe:
Meaney, Mccarthy and Bannon Hit by pitcher
BY McCarthy.i Umrre-Conway. Tme-1hours.
AT DALrIMoAR
Baltimore........o a..-io Ti
Toronto. ..........0 o I o o OF 4
Batteries-Adkins and Heame; Crystal. Tofs
and Sullivan.
Az Providence-Game postponed.
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Baseball To-day, = r. -. An&,r,can Learue
Park. n. Y. Americans W. s. L5Sls.-Ads.
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A.. e:.o:S Association,

A. Columbus-First gAme--Coumhus, Z; Mime
Apolls, !. Second game-Columbus, 8; Ninneapo-
IL, T.
A. Toledo-Tolsdo, q ST. Paul, g.
~ !ndnnePole.lhdianApo TO- Kansas City, L
~ Observation-Disclosures. 8: Louisville, 1.
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WIN ELEVEN INNING GRAPPLB.
TWO MEN scdRE on WILD THROW
ny ST. LOUIS SHORTSTOP.
Grifnth Shows His Headwork At CriticsI
stage hiiadelphias Beat Oppos.ucn
--ChieaUos Pass the Cievelands sno INC
Bostons FAss Dctr0itS -Othef Ss"cs'

Tho st. Louis Browns made the New iork
Americans step lively yesterday, Dus nas
sort OF stepping 10 Grinith's fortss Ana .ne
New Yorks brought their string OF sucoes
sve victories UP TO eight. The Cieveianas
arc still tobogganins. and their Geies' ~. ~
Boston dropped them into thlrd piac" r sh
(hioasos winning from Washington. Inc
Bostons ousted Detroit from fifth piaoe ano
the philadslphlas. by beating Detroit ne'o
ON to the lead. The results:
New Yesik, 3; 81. Louis, 4.
PhilaAeaphis. .; Detrcit. ..
Chicago. Q; waahingtsn' U.
Bsstou, 3; Cleveland, ..
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Al Emira-Coming, 3: Elmira, D.
Al Observation-Disclosures, o.; Hornellsville.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
ROCHESTER,,

In yesterdays game in Jersey City the home team
could not connect with Faulkner's delivery whom
hits meant runs, The score;
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New England League.

Az Fall Rver-First gamc--Fall River. 49,
NaAhua, g. second Game-Fall River, Q; Nashua, o,
A. Lynn-Lynn, 4: Concord, ..
AZ ACCOMPLISHMENTS .; Lawrence, I.
Al New Bedford-First game-New Bedford, -:
Taunton, =. Second game-New Bedford. Is;
Taunton, 2.
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Other Baseball Games.
AT PROSPECT PARK.
T Tse S sS ea9aid,.....1 oGSi oESS
BAttenes-MscArthur and Berry: Wheeler and
Stewart
AT Philadelphia Philadelphia Giants. q Royal
Giants. ..
Al Long Branch-AtlAntlc Highlands. q Long
Branch o.
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Connecticut League

Al New HAvcp-Bndgcport, 4: New Haven. g.
A. Holyoke- holyoke. I; Norwich. 3
~ Menden--F1rst garne-Meriden, Q: Springfield,
8. Second eane-Spring neld, .: Meriden /.
AZ hArtford-hartford. 3; New London, 1.
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New Yerk STATE League.
A. Rinnsnsm;so'SS. .I shsm,ons ;; Syracuse, =
Al Observation-Disclosures. s: Scranton, l.
Al Johnstown-A. J. 4 G.. S: Utica, o.
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Against Ttme-Trotting: 70 beat 2:Solz:
Beatrice Belni, blk T. 81, by Bellini. 2:a0h ....i
Octavio b. 6. OD. by Beilini, 7.7sA ....!..,.....l
Castayea. ch. M BY Ptstaohio, 3:20k.
Laval CHI. T.. by Lancelot. 2;2sl4 ,..,..,,tt..,...1
Against T1me-Trottins; TO beat 2l4h,
Admiral Dewey, b. D.. BY Buigen, 2:09N .........i
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Hudson River League.


A. ghkeepsle-Pougkecpslc. Q: Kingston. q
A. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10; Paterson 0.