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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-02

In Russell & Weston Co.'S you will
see the new shape of 25c black enamel
belts, being sold for only 10c each
Also a. very pretty line of those popular
Dutch pillow covers with the pillow
in them for only 800. Don't delay.
Holiday goods are coming in profusion
Also new coats are still arriving. Here
you will find elegant box stationery as
expensive as SO or $3.50 box and all
lesser grades. Calendars. well it is
simply wonderful to see the new de-
signs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-02

When you buy COlgate's fine toilet
soaps it is somewhat like buying gold
dollars--you know what you are buying.
Wish you would look at that large
double cake of English glycerne soap
in Bowditch e. Webster's. Also the al
mond cream and white clenatis.
Either of these today, 1Oc. or the for
&c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-02

The Augusta Fruit Co, OH Friday.
were unpacking a fine large lot of
Jamaica sweet oranges. These today.
are only 25c for 16. Extra grape fruit,
grapes, nuts, figs, and all fruits here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-02

For second hand furniture and all
kinds of goods, look up B. COte'S North
End Store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-02

AT Diplock & Morrill, Furniture Co. S
you can select from their new stock
any of the $1.S5 comforts or "puffs," at
only s1.4O each. Take d good look at
these new styles in furniture.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-02

At the Corner Candy store, ]. G..
Johnson's. you are kindly remembered
today. A fresh lot of the real home
made cream minis. checkerberry and
peppermints. nice to aid digestion after
Thanksgiving. only lie. pound today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-02

A. a. Soule was in the midst of the
holiday stock of fancy baskets Of all
kinds and music and paper racks, he is
receiving, when the scribe called. To-
day. he allows you once more to buy a
Keystone Smyrna rug, 52X30, for only
CSC. Also, balance tapestry fringed
rugs and those moquet rugs, at CSC.
Last chance for such prices before
Christmas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-02

a nice new salad, the Tuna fish, a
delicacy from California. can be found
at E. Lockes. Canned with the oil.
very choice, try it. Today, special
prices for balance poultry
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Eastern Y. e. Cruise,

CAMDEN, Me-. July ll.-Arthur F. Ihke's
schooner Corona again led the fleet Of the
Eastern Yacht club in tn. fourth racing run
of its eastward cruise to-day. The course
was from Boothhay Harbor to Mark Island
opposlt" Camden. thirty nine miles. The
start was made IN faint airs at II 30 o'clock.
A moderate southwest breeze blew in md
afternoon. soitenng toward shutdown. The
Corona was hours 81 minutes coverng the
course, Her competitor. the Chanticlecr
was hour % minutes lon ger
The new 5B-foot waterline Herreshor sloop
Doris won m her class from the 10 footer
Athene on allowance. The smaller classes
did not nish up TO one half hour after sun
set. when the Eastern Club calls II races over.
The fleet proceeds at will to lslt.sboro to.
morrow. races 70 Rartlett's Narrows on
Thursday. aud thence around the island OF
Mount Desert 10 Bar Harbor on Friday.
on saturday the cruise will he wound in
win an invitation race, of Bar Harbor in
which several New York Yacht Club boats
are expected to enter.
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LAWN TENNIS.
Allen and Watson Beat Millett and Marvin
at Ardsley.

At Ardsley -on the Fl udson the invitation
lawn tennis tournament was continued yester-
day. Harry +. Allen and Charles F. Watson,
Jr,. facing Stephen G.. Millett and f. r. Marvin.
Better team work gave the honors to the
former pair in straight sets. IS. al. o..
The calendar for to-day shows X. u. Little
and Robert Leroy VS.. Harry F. Allen and
c. f. Watson. Jr.
On the club courts at Travers Island the
New York Athletic Club tennis players have
Just finished their double tourney. H. s.
Lyons and J. T. Mahoney and r. Davis and
W ". Mallory reached the final round. where
the former pair won in three straight sets
The work Of Mahoney in placing and Of lyons
al the net came III for applause. The sum-
mares:
Mems Double. FRS; yound-H $ lyons and
s'm HG Snsi fo1adN II" Lyon, snay T M.non.y
sys and SnH MH SPS dses ta Erode
and b s Dennis hy de fault
defeated r. Davis and VI. mallory .s-s. soc
The Seabrght Lawn Tennis and Cricket
Club Will give an invitation tennis tourna-
men ment for for mems round robin. doubles for
,inuins ihroufhoui the Week The f SH %H',
teams, will appear in the doubles.
F b Alexander and Harold Fl Hackort.
man and Theodore i Pel and Raymond il
Little Little ard \, Robert ebert i" Roy IN tn" singles
Richard Stevens, ! , Forbes: Edward p
W y Jr,, F b Alexander and Raymond
In he doubles each team will play every
winning the greater number of matches
the singles will play ". A Iarned. the title
holder. on his return from England
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Racing at RunalO,

RrrFALo luly u, Charlie fllson's horse. Or
Spruill. ran dead heat with Ronnlc Sue a, Kenii
worth Park 10 day. Favori,cs and second choices
divided the card ~
=, First Race Five furlongs Hostility Io7 IT
Meade, :? TO won: Gamcs'er los u, Callahan
m 10 l. second: hc rtha l9 q. Honesty. 10 q
Sanfara, Jean Lee and Baby Willie also ian w
Second Race Six furongs Wild Irishnan ,ns
E. Walsh. 80 /, won; ,A.ellna, as (NeMbcro. ia
J, second. Peggy, 100 Iee). o to L. third Time
l:ls -; Mcrinque, orieo, Depends Miss shy Shy
lock, Jnlia NJ. D!lcas and Ida Davis also ran. ''''
Third Race-Five ana a half f,iIlonps"T &
Nerve " W,. l"s rsy"r s.cdns to Won SILVER
gcson,, 80 to !. third Time, iO7 IS. Wee Lass,
Astral H.. Dave Lewis and Pen,agon also ran
Fourth Race Steeplechasc. two miles and n hal,
,:G - is7 Rodrockl, to S, won ohnet.
Maho3, pIamstist and Cardigan also ran '>"'''"''
Fnh Racc-one mile and a s,sterntb-Dr
sr6 ~ g. W'shard 2,q T.. bonnie Sue 81 (Crcgar
l!e Dead heat. Irish Witch also ran. '''''''
Sixth Race One mile and seventy yerds-R,en
10 Bnchanan X to second E"I Yo ssrEn,o s
Ellison and Probe also ran '
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Washington, 3: 81. Louis. z



DETROIT. July ll.-Whi,e Wild Bill Dono-
van Of Brooklyn fame as wild as a March
hare, he was next to unhtahle, and New York
narrowly ,sCaycd shut-out this afternoon
Not a single was made of him for seven
innings, although his support had killed of
a few almost certain ones, and when he gave
men bases on balls II did not seem to al ect
him in the slightest
Powell was doing finely for six innings,
four hits beng, all. and not a run. and the
game looked like a long session when the
last part Of the. seventh opened. but then
began a fusillide that sent the corpulent
twirler into retirement, Conghlin started
the seventh with a fly, which Eberfed or
need and l.ndsay's hard hit sent Coughlin
homo. poran nird out. but Donovan shot
onr to left center that would have been good
tor three bases, but he was contented with
second and saving his wind, while Lindsay
want home, Barrett and O'Leary followed
tn" side was out on McIntyrc's f1v
No Roadway was made of Hogg in tho
powell's in the eighth and Yeager was sent
in to run for him. Doughertys grornder
helped him along and he scored on Kcelers
drive. Two walked in the ninth. but were
anchored.
There were several instances OF robbery
in the game. Crawford caught Keeler's
long fly in the first when it looked like a
triple. OIeary killed Conroy's hit in the
second; Mcintyre did what nobody expected
when he got Powclls drive in the third
Doran contributed n fine foul catch OF Will
Jams in tho sixth. while in the seventh In
speedy Chase hit one down the line and
first he played tag and touched Chase before
he reached there. The score.
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GOLF.
Boston Professionals Arrive At Van Cort.
Iandt Park.

Two notable arrivals at Van Cortlandt
Park yesterday we're the Boston profess
sionals Aleck Campbell Of the Country Club
Brookline and David Brown. who made a
sensation by tying with VIII Anderson for
the open championship in 1909, but losing
on the eighteen hole play of. Brown. who
il veteran in the game and won the British
open championship in 1850, over his home
course at Musselburgh. was as jaunty M a
young bantam and rcclcd OF a II tho first
time round. Alrck Campbell best kno wn
as th" Nlpper, made o. nc scores we're
war I9Ir na m boy wn oven tnr
The best card Of the day was returned br
Robert Dow of the knollwood Country club.
1t was:
2inp''.'.:....,ts
There was no rain 70 amount to ANYTHING
at Van Cortlandt and the talent all Expressed
satisfaction with the condition OF the turf.
Dow beat Walter Stoddart of the Wee Burn
Gof Glub p, By latter Wakng g. I Ra Gd
70. and. to take the lowest of the other cards
George rn6% Of W hs a
under this Jack venters, from Shinnecosk
Hs on his sad WITH Tx w9 of a tn9
ff ranf Eastm ae mad fe7 Is and H TO- "' "
The committee Is to send out scorer with
each pair to,morrow and volpnteers l9r c, the
members VIII act az scorers In most instances.
but u Ia feared that there will not be enough
of them on hand in the morning to fill all the
places. 1t is for the morning round that the
volunteers are needed most. and they are re-
quested to report to the tournament COM
mittee at the first tee.
The seventh annual championship OF the
morning at the New Haven Country Club
with qualifying round of eighteen holes.
Sixteen will keep on for the championship.
and there will he other cup sets. The tito-
holder is stephen Patterson of the Brooklawn
Club. There will be about eighty starters, to
include many players well known at the Met
rOpOlitan Golf Association tournaments.
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sO-Footers to he Sailed nv Amateurs.

The match race between the 7o-footers
Virginia and Mneola will he sailed of Oyster
Bay on July 2G. In this race each boat is to
be manned by an amateur crew. Commo-
dore W, X. Vandcrbilt's Virginia will have
on board several members Of the Seawanhaka
lorintninn Yacht Club and w Ross prnrt"r. =
Mineola will he manned by members of the
Indian Harbor Yacht Club
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First base on error BROOKLYN Left on hascs
Brooklyn. II; rl'ishurg. a. FRS, base on balls on
Jones. oG Mi,chCll. 2 Struck .ou-By Jones, 2;
by Mitchell, T. by Philippe. 4. Home run i,cau'
mont. Three hasc hits Dohbs Clyr,cr Sarr1ncc
hits Wagner. Pe!z. stolen bases Dobhs, Tlra'n
2: Cymcr 2 beaumont, g. Double pInys
Lewis and Gcsslcr poli2 and Wagner Hi nv pitcher
. NY ZONES. 4 hy Mitchell I. Wild pitch Mitchell
Passed hall PETIT. IIts- or Jones In thrr, in.
nlngs; oil Mitchell ] In six Innings. rmpirc" Kcm
Time hours and minutes htcndancc-l5n sol
PHII..pfiPHfA ~. Ll 10: ri. LOUIS ~ ID, g.
PpIIADvIPHtA, july II. Phlladclphla pSrslrd
In NIL departments OF the game. and easily defeated
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RaSc hits on Powell In seven Innings Two
base hit Donovan. Sacrifice hits -Scha.fcr. Me
C;ulrr. First base on balls on Donovan, 4 of
Powell. |. Left on bases Detroit, o. New York
I. struck out BY Donovan. q by Powell |. by
Hogg. |. Double plays Donovan Schactcr and
Lindsey; Flherfeld ana Chase. Umpire Connolly.
Time hour and rs minutes. Attendance 200.
CLEVELAND. :, rHiLApELpHlA "a. L.l.O
CLEVELAND. july II. Moore was In excellent
form this afternoon and held the Philadclphias
down to three scattered hits, ills supper, WIS
gil, edged. Plank was hated out Of the ho1 in
the fourth Inning. The hcldlng OF Ray and Bradley
were the features The score
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Games Scheduled for To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago In New York: Ptt,burg In BROOKLYN.
81, Louis In Philadelphia: Cincinnati In Boston
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New YORK IN Detroit: Washington in ST JouIs,
Philadelphia In Cleveland; Boston In Chicago
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Jersey City In Rochester, Provdenc. In Montreal:
Baltimore In Buffalo: Newark In Toronto
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INTERNATIONAL CHESS.
Tarrasch Beats .JanOwski and Maroczy
Leads In Tournament

n y.
OsIEND. Belgium. July II he defeat Of
Janowski by Iarrasch was the most i'm
portant result achieved in the twenty-Nrst
round Of the International chess masters
tournament contested at the Kursaal here
to-day. As result Maroczy again took the
lead having drawn his game with I.chrlann
| he American, Marshall. los, TO Blackburn,
Schlechter won from Iaub"nhnus, Burn from
Marco and Wol and Alapln drew. The game
between lconhardt and Ischigorin was nd
inmrnnd 'rhn rnrnrd ~ rutn ~ - W.
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'Batted for Harley In the ninth inning.
Cincinnati ........,.....o o o o 20
Boston ............-.s o q | o.
First base on errors-Cinclnnati. 2: Left on
bases Cincinnati. 10: Boston. &. First base on
balls on Harley g. Struck out--l}y Ewing, s.
Two base hit Sebring. Sacrifice hits Corcoran,
Ewing. Strinfeldt. Stolen bases-Kelley ~: Sey-
monr. Triple play-Wolverton. Moran Tenney
and Moran. tmplrc-Johnstone, Time-l hour
and 81 minutes, Attendance-i.i85.
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Baseball Notes,

The Boston american League club is aftcrCstcb,r
ArnhruStor Of the New London team.
The New York Nationals have ,lvc postponed
games, one each hero with Philadelphia BOSTON
ana Brooklyn one In Brooklyn and one In PhiIa.
game of ball between well matched norn,no
newspaper teams will take place this af,ernonn
at tho Prospect Park Parade Grounds The ten ms
'''' az" INV
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7 UVFTN' W n "
'Battcd for fagan In the ninth inning

TotalS.....4 10 ~ IA 3
'Battcd for Pagan In the ninth inning,
81. Louis. ....,..,..,...l o o.
Philadelphia .,...,...,..O 2.--l0
Left on hascs-St Louis. 5; Philadelphia 7. First
base on balls on SPARKS q OF Fagan, 2. Struck
out-By Sparks S. Three base hit Sparks Two
base hits ATndt, Burke, Magcc o. Sacrifice hits
.Arnd', Sparks Stolen base Shannon Double
play Doolln, Gleason and Bransheld. Umpire
bauswinc. Time hour and IS minutes. At
tendance -7.ro7.
CINCINNATI. a. BOSTON ~ L1, I.
BOSTON. July The Reds fell on Harley In
the seventh and ninth Innings to day. batting In
more than enough runs to win the game The
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rIrTsnrRG. II: RRooKrYN. ?.

The beauty Of punching hits distin g,ished
from stringing them out was illustrated in tho
Brook Pittsburg game Yesterday. The
Rrookyns did almost well Numerically as
the I,i:shnrgs in batting, hnt their batting
Pirates won. and with a good deal to spare
In the third inning. whom Jones was hnttni
out of tho box. the Fttshurgs batted ali the
way around and ono over. There were five
hits tnclud ing n home run. in this distressing
inning. Clvmer Of Pittshure developed an
appetite for base hits that was quite glut-
tonous, He came to hat six times and only
ono" did he fail 70 emerge from the lniy-up
men sometimes become careless. hence CIV.
mer's failure to make six hits, T,imloy. too.
had good batting day. with four safe drives
When the Pittshurgs were not hitting the ball
they were stealing bases. and between tho
two they left the Brooklyns far in the rear.
The
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HERNIS IN OLD TIME FORM.
BEATS JOCUND EASILY AT SIX
FTRLONGS.
Merry Lark Wins seagatc Stakes by
Head-Uncas Takes Handicap cfar'
; ren's st. Estephe GallOps Home Four
I FayOrites Lose at Brighton Track.

FayOrites Lose at Brighton Track.
Err. Thomas Hermis. who had not started
since his victory over Beldame in the Test
Handicap at Brighton last year. convinced
II 900 turf enthusiasts at the Behrh ye-'cr-
day that he s himself again and that. barring
accidents, he will soon be making another
bid for championship honors. l'crtnIs
started in the second race. condition anair
for four-year-olds at six fnrloncs. He was
q prohbitive favoritc over John A. brakes
Jocund and an inferior lot and went 10 the
post in splendid shape. Willie Knapp had
the mount and took the great racer to the
front as soon as the barrier was raised to
poor start. in which Sovereign was as good
as left. 1t was only II breeze for Hernis
after that, with Jocund chasing him in hope
less fashion all the way. At the wire he was
eased up. winning by length in ll3 Is. and
also coming back to the scale as sound as
bell of brass. Jocund took place money.
io The Scasat ''' stakes for three. .ods
pine furongs. was notable for a hot finsh,
In which Andrew MiIlcrs Merry Lark. 70 J..
Coy Maid. to /, both being under hard
drive all through the sresh IAN; James ,i r,
St. Bel lane, 8 to iavoritc, with Martin up.
sh0of1sy Back G IN T s6s rsk
Martin also rode another hot ,d favorits;
10 the head of the stretch, Knapp took un,cas,
0 to 2, to the front the latter winning ridden
out By two lengths IN Is? 81; Wotan had a
with Monsieur Beaucaire, second choice.
four lengths out of the money,
Senator McCarrens st Esterhe, to ,.
won the first race, for twoyear-olds, six fur
longs, in a big gallop by five lengths. Andra
! to /, nailed the place from Sir Russell the
fayorte by a head. with Lord Provost. Wool
Soap and Edith James close mp. The time
was 10
HildebrHnd PUT up n great finish on Pronta,
the favori.e in the third race at mile and |
sixteenth, the mare winning by a length in |
la8 is from Buttons, to |, with New Mown !
Hay, /! to ), running poor thrd.
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fHiLA DELrHIA.

innings pitched Plank. 4 BENDER. 4. Hits on
Plank. !; of BENDER, l.. Two base hits Bcns,
nay. Three hasr hit jackson Sacrifice hit
Kahl. First base on balls or Moore, ?: on Plank
|. OF 'cndcr. I. Le', on bases Cleveland 2:
Philadelphia. S. Struck gu, Ry Moore 2 by
Plank, 3; hy Render, s. l'mrires -Connor and
Kelly. Time hour and 40 minutes. Attendance
--2t5.
WARRINGTON, s; 81 LOUIS "a. Ll. :?
ST. Louis. July Ii Washington defeated St
Louis day. The features were the effective
over the fence In the ninth. The score.
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Totals. ... n " 20 |
1.-TWO out when winning run was made.

II
Chicago, .....,,.....,. q n q o o n n &
New York ...........l o o o 2 Ia
Frs, base on errors New York ? Ief, on
hascs New York. ~: Chicago. s First hasc on
balls on McGnnty. !; on Witse. |: m Reulbach 3
Struck out nv Rruhach. 3 Sacrifice hits On
bert, Schultz, Evcrs, Stolen hascs-Tinkcr, Fvcrs
Three base hits Browne. Schultz Two base hits
Merics ~. Casey. HI by pitcher nv M~Ginnitv
1: by Pculhach ? Passed hnll-O'Ncln Wild
mitch W'isc Ilts-OF McCnniy in : ia
innings oG Wil'sc, none In ? ? 3nnings Tmn,rcs 49,
O'Dnv aud fmel". Time hour and 81 minutes
&
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AZ Kansas City Columbus, 4: Kansas C'r :?
Al MilwAukee-TOlcdo; wet grounds
AZ Minneapolis Minneapolis. TO- iudianapu.', s.
At ST. Paul-St. Paul, Z: Louisville. 2
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TO-DAY'S CARD FOR brighton.
Venus Stakes Tor Two-Year-OId FIIlics the
Feature.

The rich Venus Stakes, for wo-voar old
flllies. five and a half flrongs. will be the
feature al Brighton Beach to-day. with James
r. Keene's Early and often. William Lake
land s Cousin Eva and Il. II Mctarter Potter :
Belle of Peqnest the best. In the handicap
at six furlongs Shot Gun has top weight
with Lady Amelia, Aan-a-pale Big Ben
Wotan. Jake Sanders, Druid Incantatiou'
Handzarra and other good sprnters Two.
year,olds Will run IN the trst race, at five and
Ala Russell and Aviston probable factors
In the steeplechase Game Cock, Grandma
Maiden and Neponset may 20 we'll The NTH
race. at mile and quarter, has such starters
as Major Daingerteld. Elwood. Masanieilo
Voladay. Palm Tree and BeatriX Maiden
three-year -olds will run in the last race. az a
mile and a sixteenth. Chrysollte sailor 3ov
1smailian and Black Prince being the most
formidable of poor LOT The entries follow:
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES

HARNESS AND RIDING SADDLES
Buggy Harness, $50 and 90
. Swiss Breast Collar Surrey Harness, % 90. Tram
Hcrness. 81 90. Silver Swiss Collar RunahONt ha'.
ness IS. 90: English Saddles ESQ: Astrldc Sad."S
1900 Pony Saddles and Harness. Sheets eS o"H''
Lap busters. rs cents: coolers LIS
PETERS HARNESS AND SADDLERY CO
81 West broadway. near Chambers St. upstairs
AnRaEhEN- the Genuine. Don't Al
"SNO. low substitution. Pi1iuc Ne'en
nary Remedies have proven their merit. Br sIrt
they bear our egistered label Free bookle;,
Dept. K. P1xlNE CHEMICAL CO.. Trov,> y.
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Western League.

Az OmAha-Omaha. 4: Colorado Springs, !
AZ Denver-Denvcr. 10; Dcs MoineS, 3,
A. Sioux City-Rain.
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Connecticut League.

Al New London-New London, 3: BrdgeHo-',4
At Norwich -Holyoke. q: Norwich, 5.
~ Mendcn- Me nden. II: Springfield 10.
At Hartford-Hartfor I'd, 0: New Haven,
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
STANDING OF The CLUBS.


RoCHBSTRR, 4, JERSEY CITY, 2.
ROCHESTER,, July ll.-Rochester batted we'll
and ran bases easily TO day, winning hands down
Clrary was invncible The game was called in
M scvcnth ON account Of Iain. The scorc:
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Baseba'l. Polo Grounds To-day. -. NJ.
Champion Giants VS.. Chicago, Adm soc. Il dr.

Baseball, Washington Park. To-day, %P. N.
Brooklyn VS.. Pltsburg Adm. 5Oc.--Adr.
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TORONTO, 2. NEWARK. O

kcII on Pass Toron,o. Q: Newark, S. First base
or mis- on rakenhurg on Moriarlty,I Struck
his Magoon, Cockman Sacrifice hits-Harley.
murray Carr e, stolen bases Mailing. o'Haean
Double Play SoNel and OBr.cn Wagner M,hlino
and 0'l'agan, Passed balls sullivan. Jmpir,se
conway and thinner Time hour end 10 minutes,
AT MONTREAL.
Montreal ........., o G q r . : ~
Ha'tcHrs-N ops and Thomas; Pappalsu and
Buss. 'p"'"u "uu
AT BuFPAio.
nnfinlo.. ...,....0 o o ooo o.
BhlUmore. ....,,...O q n os
Bate rcsYcrkes and McAlister' ScSen, 80
Bycrs. '''n' ara
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New England League.

At Nashua Nashua, 3: Fall River. :?
At lowell-Lynn, 2: Lowell, l.
At Manchesier-Haverhi 3: Manchester, :,
Al Concord-Concord. 4: New Bedford. >.
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JERSEY CITY.

Totals. 3 7 81 Il Totals......2 ia 10 4
Jersey city .,..,.......,...........O o %
First base on crrors-Jcrscy City. 1: Rochester g.
!."f on bases Jersey City b. Rochester, s. First
base on balls on Clcay. | OF Lindeman B. Struck
oui by Clcary. o: by lindcman, 2. Three base
hit barclay: Two base hit Vanderbilt Sacri
nee hit :. Mcconnell Stolen bases = Barclay,
liouser Yancey ~, O. ments ~. Double plays
landcgrt Merritt aud Nandegrft: Pattce and
Merritt. ,Stct an alt Q Bnen. wild pitch,
Clcay. Umpire. Moran. Tinc--i hour and 10
minutes. Atcndance-S2O.
TORONTO. 2. NEWARK. o.
TORONTO. July u.-Ncwark could do no,h,no
WIN fhkenburg. and the Toronto team admin
ISlcrcd q shut .NuI 10 the Visitors he
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Southern Tier Association.
American Association.

AZ Elm'ra-Elm'ra, l: Corning. I IL innings
Az Hornellsville- ell orncllsvillc, I, Addison, u
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Brighton Beach Races
EVERY DAY UNTIL JULY 18Th, AT ?.@o +
TO-DAY "WEDNESDAY,
THE $1,000 VENUS STAKES
AND A STEEPLECHASE.
AND FOUR OTHER STIRRING CONTESTS
York side Of Brooklyn Bridge by Special Erc'to
Trains on Brighton Beach Road, and by NT''1
Street Trolley Cars Special Trains with IlrF
Cars via Long Island Railroad leave foot o.: f'N
saith ST. at l7:22. 1851 l:22. 1852 and 222 A>'
Via seth Street Ferry. from foot OF Whitchail Nfec
boats leave every 20 minutes, CONNECTING win
special electric trains. Special cntrancc 'nf car
riages and automobiles, Neptune Ave
Concerts by Migrants Ba2d
GRAND STAND $500. FIELD STAND, 81.