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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-23
.JJ,NTOR ATHLETES COMPETE.
New York A. G. Wins Point HOnors ~
NetrOpOlitan Championships.

Tie Junior track and field championships
~ tho Metropohtan Association Of the A. A. U.
we're held yesterday at Travers Island unoer
the auspices of the New York A. c. The track
was in fine shape, but although the adnls-
sion was free the crowd was not as large Oh
might be expected
There was a stiff battle for the rolnt honors
between the Irish A. A. c. and the New YORK
A. C., but the latter club showed exceptional
strength toward the finish and won out WIN
a total of II points to 80 for the lrlshmeh'
One of the most meritorous events OF the
day was the quarter mile. which was won by
II. A. Sedley of the New York A. [. IN 'he
cracking time of 30 40 seconds.
100 Yard Run-won by II. Northridge, Irish A.
A. c.: W. T. Greene. Xavier A. A. second; II, Y.
TAYLOR Irish A. a. c., third J. II. Turner insh
A. A. c.. fourth. Time. 10 3-S seconds. .. ,.,,
A. A. G. Rodgers New York A 4 G, H sesTsa
Mqsyk e. SurT ne Nsw 9U
f. S S a. New YSTK A. C.. third; Elmer Finley.
New York a. C., fourth Time iet.S seco n p,.,,u.
70 fsra Callahan New YORK c. second
TsyS Tsn q T n Fms e. IS s. seconds
schoeihh. National Turn vsre,n. win "a, put q o.
s. fee, INCHES mi H. q, a. fee sE nehes f Nc
Donald New West Side a. c.. third. with put OF %
f'f in I5s 1nSnt Pound welgh.won by Charlie;
IS inches + j. y; ,s Msy mst f.
isss M lnches shcrde Xavier A. A. fourth,
wtS ns M shTeT R1 Sn y 'se' BY Sullivan Irish
A. c.; +. Neprck; New Ie1h A g. SECOND II,n 81.
New York A. C.. fourth Time minutes " -
y.rs w dys ~ %es E sse F F. Nv
second: John West National A. c.. third; r .;
Sullivan, New York a. c., fourth Time 20 -
vsu,wcG BY II 5aS Hsss Eey Y pSIp s.
e. S:w w Yors ysO e. Of ana 20 'fe' Rfss
lied for second and third at 10 feet c. H. Hodge
r Ss va oh S Fh y ,cot
Running HEn Jumpmwo1 By ~. H no5 zSso 3Shn
ITs Re ri t. " West G't 8 'S win
feet Ssw SorF oS &C. NsT o S91 srt
and fourth at feet inches. In the jump or
Cooke New York A. c.. with throw Of ISL fee,
inch: II. nuschmap star a. g. sSe,ond: %, nw,.
sch M a National ' Urn vercin fourth with
burning Broad jumpwon, BY G.; T T ,IGS.,
New York With jTmp OF y fee, ~ u ,mSp. q
@sy 7 nsSes ofA Weber New YORK
with Jump of q feet inches; p: kyns; New IVES
Three Mile Run-won by F. Nehrck. New foLI
A. C.: James Godsell. Irish a. a. c.. SECOND; Z. ~
isurEhardt, Young Peoples Association, third
| Joseph Lan0an. Thirteenth Regiment A. A., fouf'n
Time is minutes Is I S seconds.
| 40 Yard Run-Won by H. A. Scdley, New loI
| A. G.: Grafton Smith. 81. bartholomew 4. e., secona
| j. A, Miller, New York a. c.. third: j. u Geeran
| irish 4. A. G.. fourth, Time. so 8 seconds
| Throwing the Dscus-Won by II. Busc9meMn
| Star A. C., with throw OF 90 feet Inches; n. W
Krausman, Now York 4. O.. second. with thr1 m
Of 90 feet ~ inches: T. j sullivan, New fors 4.
third, with throw Of 90 feet inches; SGn nu,
Mohawk A. O.. fourth, with throw OF ~ lce'
i inch
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GOODWIN SWIMMING CHAMPION.
New York A. c. Man Wins 40 Yard Race
AT Trayers Island.

The first OF the A. A. L. swimming cham
plonships was held under the auspices Of the
New York A. G. at Travers Island yesterday
In connection with three other minor aquatic
events The distance of the championship
was A4O yards and It resulted in well earned
victory for l.. B. Goodwin Of the New YORK
A. c.. whose time was only few seconds
outside OF the best American record for the
The diving contest furnished a novel spec;
tacle, and the three men placed did GOOD
work The spectators fancied Lee, but the
official verdict places the honors with Wenck
100 Yard Novtce-Won BY A. Hines. unattached;
j. Cropsey, unattached. second: j. Brown. un
attached. third. Time, / minut, % IS seconds; -
100 Yard HandicapWon by p. kcarney. New
York A. c, is seconds G z, Sch1eller, New YORK
a. O., 10 seconds. second: !, H. Webb. New YORK
A. C.. u seconds, third Time l minute % 40 sec
Diving Contest--won by r. A. wcnck, New York
A. C.: W. ". Bcccroft, New York A. c.. second
" Lee. New York 4, c., third.
40 Yard a. \, y. Championship Won by L; D.
Goo Twin. 1--WE York 4. C.: c. D, Truoenbach' New
York e second Charles a, Ruberl, New YORK
H. c.. third Time, minutes, ?? J. 5 seconds.
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WORK ON NEW YACHTS.
Crutsine Boat Cap tain Launched and In
Commission.

Commission.
An attractive boat to be seen In service
this season Ia the gasoline cruising yacht
Cantain. which was built for Thomas H.
Tnrner Of this city by the Gas Engine Power
r.. at Morris Heights. The yacht was
launched a few days ago. The general dimen-
ATM. of the boat are o3 feet over all. 10 feet
: inches beam, and about feet draught.
Tha teel IA of oak with keelsons of yellow
n,ns And plankIng Of white cedar. copper rtv-
stsd' The yacht Is fitted with two trunk
cshin houses. one arranged forward and the
o,her Aft. leaving flush deck space between,
whsre a wheel is arrang ed over the after end
NJ ~, forward deckhouse for the steers
wan. The forward cabin Ia ntted up as
.ooial hall with dlvans at either side. The
after cabin IL to be used as dining saloon.
and IN fitted with large galley. The yacht 10
twin screw. and fitted with two four cylinder
engines, This craft Is to be used by the
owner at Davenport Neck. OF New Rochelle.
vhsre he has bis summer nome.
iJisment March !s now using his 20 foot
auto boat vampa which the Seabury Company
yeccntiy built for him. c. Il. Burke. IL to have
a new 81 foot gasoline launch. The boat
4. named Dorothy ana will be shipped shortly.
Tho we'll known auto boat dapansky has been
add 70 =. g, Pcrot, of layton, N, Y, who will
1ss the launch on the st. Lawrence; Inc
steam Yacht Bellemere. Samuel 9. SHAW. Is
0oina into commission. and work Is pein
rushed on the vessel
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS

WV YORK (N. h., y, BIT. LoUlb W. L'
The cracking Of the Cardinals began cary
in YESTERDAYS game e. a. h sas m oiH Ne New
wv Snrks we're sailing along pleasantly In the
lad Two hits and clump 81 errors put rhe
nome San team in motion With four runs; me ne
TINE y oqs we're . not remaining idle No grass
new under their feet In the scoring line.
ana ans hy good hitting and frlsky base running
liahm e stI With the Champions. who main
famed their hard hitting. They cuned Ihiei,
man aand Ti WITH bunts and stab sharp drives
i inin .p ace Bowerman unfuried shree two
i,.H each whistlins line hit TO leit.
ins s's"f base on balls in the first inning.
p DSndd ' baiI McGann also waited for four
and he and Donlin pushed ioIwara on psik,
teasing grounder toward second base, When
T6ielman finally got wrap on the ball Donlin
had scored. Thelman made q weird. pack.
banded th bs WENT oven Bectey head
Me;an an' scored. Dahlen singled. scoring
Msrtes: on Beckleys nun OF Arndts ,s.Is
srounder Da a4s a. sdpa
"H BBeckeys single and Dunlesvy's base On
balls gave the Cardinals an opening In thSs
second nn but %nd dH IN Se Ps and sS
s s5psndd running scored on Arndt's two
Dagger Dagger to right. He might have been aip2ed
~. 'f bali p'Sh home instead OF TO second base.
Boxerman made the first Of his two baggers
in The fourth inning. took third on Apes g
sacrifice and wandered home on sereechinS
thrust by Browne that almost lifted the cap
sam Mertes 8 Madagascar quail dog, Happy.
anchored within the shade Of the sheIte5ins
spprovinsly in the fifth inning as hts masteI
reached, first on a slash Y SECOND PAGE M
Devlin scored Mertes with grounder ia
Hight Gilbert beat out bunt ,S sna Bowe +
from third through the agency Of Ames's
hy to Smoot. ,.
hunt Howerman's wild throw to second Il
each Dunleayy Mapping apd LsaShy, ut The e
Mate In the sixth Inning. Further scoring
progress was efiectualiy clogged. though
Boverpsn peeled on two .Od 9 ,ss n az,
made three desultory singles. The score:
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arANpINo or THE CLUDs,

CHICAGO "a. l.. i.2;NEw YORK "a. I"hi
CHICAGO. July 22-Cheago nosed New
York out to -day in a close. hard fought game.
wherein Fielder Jones was the central figure
and the guiding star. lie gave New York
the only run the visitors got and he per-
sonally scored both of the locals tallies.
The game was finely pitched and bitterly
contested. arguments being the proper
thing whenever there was close play. Both
White and Chesbro did great work. but 1t
was the left handlers luck to get away, with a
game where he was hit the harder and where
his team made four errors. New iorks
only run came In the fifth. when Fultz led OF
with swat into center Jones fumbled
badly, Fultz went clear to third and scored
on a dainty rap by Mcguire; Then Jones
muiTed Powers's pop ,ay. but the next three
right away, thanks to furious work by Jones;
He drew four balls and stole second-a close
decision. MCGUIRE dropped a ball. and Jones
beat the throw to third. sullivan flew TO
center and In came Jones. The indomitable
Jones won his game in the seventh. after two
were gone lie hit far down the field and
made third BY great srdnt IN .n sullivan oy.p
CHESHIRE. Williams got 1t over to Powers,
but Sheridan said Safe" Jones scored. and
the tide had turned. IL was one two, three
for New York in the eighth and ninth. and all
WAS over The score
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NTI]1lI1IJl Tires at Cut Prices

2s12is Tires. $3.50; other sizes cheap
Guaranteed Inner Tubes, $3.50 an sizes N stocEl
Hartford Diamond. Dunlop, International. Fisk
and Sampson Tires and Tubes.
In Linen. Khaki Mohair SILK, 81 IS 20 ssso Largest
assortment anywhere, at HALE PRlCES'
Half Prices on Clocks, Jacks. Coils Plugs, Gloves
Caps, HONS. Batteres. Tools. Repair Quits,
Au,meters Carburcters. Five stories damned futl
OF supplies Wh0lesale-Retau.
E, j. Willis CO, Park Place, N. r.
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NUllIIadaID SLAUGHTER SALE!

Foreclosure Of Mortgage on Eighteen Automo
bllcs, last week, sent here on sale. adds lurthel
Bargains to our Immense stock. Among specla
Bargains are Included -,
trance 1905 Queen side entrance; 1903 1904 Cadlacs
AS" Bs"; .Fords; Peerless Touring Cars; Auto
bile Touring Cars lone glass front: top: Two
cylinder Reeoer one sWo ioHr eEn na pH Tofns
Oar Pope-Toiedo: Latest Model Searchmont
Mobile Steamer RunAbout als9 Surrey: C Mhn'
steamer: Mors: Psnhsrd fSp Gasm Ea1 ISeSS
special Car; Haynes Apperson. "a horse top. glass
front. This is Bargain Week. DemonstIatons given
Purchasers taught free. Automopheb Soio VI
tive per cent commission.
WILLIS'S AUTOMOBILES EXCHANGE
IL Park Place-through 70 "a Murray 81.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
srAxpno o. rus ct.uss.

.JRRsEx, CITY. .! MONTREAL. rTHsr oAME,.
NOMINAL, July 22.--Jersey City won two games
from Montreal to-day In the opening inning Bean
spiked Miller In the groin ana the latter Jumped UP
and broks Beans nose with blow. Miller was put
out Of the game. bu he was disabled anyway. The
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Two base hits-McIntyIe. Drill. Lowe, Hues-
Grawford Leu on bAses-Detroit. 0: Washington,
4. First base on balls-On Donovan. 5: on Patton.
. Str,,os out-By Donovan, 7. Sacrifice hit-Dono
van Doubic Piay-O Lcary, Schacfer and Lindsay.
First base on errors-Detrot.o; Washington. i. Wild
nitch-Paiten. Umpire-Connolly. Ttme-i hour
and 10 minutes. Attendance. 5000.
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Cane May Auto Meet Postponed.

CAPE MAY, n j., July %. The automobile
race meeting which was to have been held
here to-day was postponed because of rain
storm which died tho course with mud pits
and made racing dangerous. The meet
will be run next Saturday.
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New England League.

nfsij Riyrr-fiFs, Ssrr,e Fan River. o. Lynn. !.
Second same-Fal River. 3; Lynn ..,
As.comd s,m.-Lawrence, ii: Nashua. s.
A; Low.il-Ioncord, 7; Lowell, s.
Al New Bedford-Pirst game-haverhill New
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A, Observation-Disclosures. Q: Minneapolis. :.
A. a.. paul-St Paul, o; Toledo. 4.
Al Kansas C1ty-Kansas City, >: LOUISVILLE. q.
Al NilWaukec-Wct grounds.'
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western League.

AZ Das Moines-Omaha 6. pes Moines, >.
A Denyer-Denvor, 3: st. Joseph.
Al pusb,o-First game-Pueblo, o; Sioux Ctyyb
second eame-Sioux City, d Puepc's -
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New York state League

At ohnstown-Binghanton 2; A. J. q e.: -.
Al Syracuse--First game-SyIacuse. o; Utica, B.
Second game-Syracuse, 8; Utica, l.
At Scranton-Scranton, S: Albany, o.
Al Wikesbarre -Wllkcsbarre, 4: Troy, l.
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Connecticut League.

Al Hsrtford-Hartford. 2; New London, I.
A. Holyoke-Holyoke. I; New Haven. o.
Al Brideepor-Norwich 81 Bridgeport, 2-nrst
game, bridgeport. 8; Norwich, 2-s,cond game.
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"A. L. vi .; PHILADELPHIA "a. L.. 2.-sEcoNp
0AMK.
Totals.S s AZ Is oil Totals...2 6'24 10
sNo one out when winning run was scored.

no one out when winning run was scored.
SS s. LSHis, ........S %
Two base hit--Seybold. Three base hlt-Hor
man Sacrifices hlts-Iones. t2,: Starr. Hoffman;
6aii-Surden. Stolen basc.-Gleason. Davis
Wild pitch--Howcll. First base on bas-on
Howell n on WAdden. :. Struck out-By Howell,
a. BY Waddeli. O. Left on bases-St Louis. Z;
Philadelphia, s. Umplre-o'Loughlin Time-l
hour and 80 minutes. Attendance--li00 900.
pxrRorr, 0; WASHINGTON. 8-yIRsT aAMB.
DETROIT. July 22.-The scores Of to days games
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JERSEY CITY.

Slated for Mccarthy In the ninth innlng.'
jersey Ctty............0 o %
Double play--Pa,tee. Bean and Merritt. Len on
bases-.Montfcai, /; Jersey CITY, .. Struck out
BY GARRISON, Q: BY McCarthy. 3. HH by p''cAsr--
By Mccarthy, 1.
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stanbury Keats Towns for Australian
scyiIling Chan, ri Onship.

.Spectdl Cable Dr5Ddfh 10 IhE oVN'
SyDyEY. N. 4. W.. july 2?.-Stanblry beat
George Towns on the Para malta River to-
day In the race for the soullinG cha mplonshlp
al Australia. Of which fowls was holder.
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First base on errors-Chicago, 1: New York. 3,
Left on bases-.Shlcago. q New York, T. Two baS ,s
--Chesbro. Stolen bases-lirecn. Jones: First base
on balls-On Chcsbro. !: Struck out-By White 2:
by CHESHIRE, 1. Passed bail--McCiulre. Umpres--
Sheridan and Mccarthy T,me-i hour and so
minutes. Attendanoc-l0,6OO
CLEVELAND, 5: BOSTON "a. Lbs
CLEVELAND. July 22.--C1evelSnd defeated Boston
In the f1na game Of the series TO day, making hve
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POLc.
Sreat Neck Players Win From the Free.
hooters,

IN the tn ird match for the challenge CUP
~ .he reat Neck Polo Club tournament
,,tes@rday the Great Neck team won from
Tle ufeat Neck Freeboote RS. by AK to *.
The line-up:
BS 9,M Neck,I p. Grace. O. A. Burden. .; I. G.
GTss, ScSk = F r; E. st,ok.w Hsnd!cep 10
HsndnIrSSpo hs H. s. Borden. g. chaJles Wheeler. o.
nv ne hs treat Neck team received Ave goals
sc,i natuoicap and earned eight, losing half
Mn. LOT foul. The Freebooters gained
'e soaiS and lost half by two snfeties.
sd July "a. rs, 20, al 1; BuiIalo VS., Newark
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Hudson River League.

At Kineston-Kingsto1. 4; Hudson l..
Al Poushkeepsie-Poughke Q; Paterson. o.
Al Pittsteld-Ncwburgh. S: Pittsheld. ?.
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HERES A CHANCE:

1908 SO.35 II. p. POPE-TOLEDO FOR SALE:
with ali extras and new improvements Car Dolgns
latter mart of May and only used part OF time our
ing six weeks. Owner has excellent reason ior
selling. Demonstration by appointment. can DC
HARRY S. HoUPT'S GARAGE.
I'm Ave 4sth to 10Th St., n. Y.
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Southern l-eAIue.
American Associate

Al Mem phis-Memphis, Z: Nashville, I.
A. New OTIeans--New orleans, 4: Atlanta. I.
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aouthern Tier Assoolati on.

Al Elmira-Flst game-Elmira, !: Corning o.
S.rcpd gAme--Emira, o. Coming, 8.
? Al Observation-Disclosures. .; Hornelbville.
a. inninEs).
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:, 7; MONTREAL. s--sxcoND oAMR.

woods. Mccauiey. Two base hit-Hallisan
stolen bases ccsuley, clement. Len on bssss--
Jersey cty.'s; Montreal. DogSie R ,ayMissan
Passed ball--McCouley, Sacrifice hits-Joyce'
Hartman. Umplre-Zimmer.
RocHEsTkR, ,; NEWARK. 0.
RocHEsrRn July 21-McLanes bases on balls
proved costly to day for one OF them resulted In
run which was enough TO win the game The score:
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Totals s " IL
'Batted for Criger In the ninth inning.
tBatted for Winters In the ninth inning.
Cleveland ..............l 0..-5
Boston ..,.......,...>...i 0 0-s
Innings pitched-Gibson. l-s Winters. 2-s.
Hits-OH Gibson. I: on Winters, II. Two base hits
Bay Burkett, Parent, Ferris, Setback. Sacrifice
hits-Carr, Turner Stolen base-Day, First base
on bAlls-Oi Winters. 2. First base on errOr-BoS-
ton. Left on bascs-Cleveland, o. Boston. O. Struck
out-By Donahue. l: by Winters.2. Cmpre-Con-
nor. Timcl hour and IS minutes. Attendance
1854
PHILADELPHIA a. L.. Q: st LOUIS "a, L.. 0-YIRsr
GAME.
ST Lours. July 22.--The st. Louis Browns and
Philadelphia broke even on tho day and series
this Afternoon. The acorcs.
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danes Scheduled for To-isy.

AMERICAN LRAoUR.
New York 10 81. Louis Philadelphia In Chicago.
RAsTRRE LEAGUE
Jsrsey City In Montreal: Buffalo In Newark:
Toronto In Providence.
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AMERICANS ONE RUN BEHIND,
OUTBAT AND ODTFIELD CHI
CAGOS, BUT ARE BEATEN.

Chesbro's Good Pitching Of No Avai
--Oevelantls Resume Their Boston
snap-Philadelphias Break Even In 81.
Louis and Dctroits Heat washingtons
While young Hal Chase and his battered
eye were watching the game at the Polo
Grounds yesterday. his comrades of the
New York American League were again
playing Just well enough to lose In Chicago.
The White Sox beat them three out Of four
the Clevelands beat the Bostons. making
five out of six for the leaders In the series
the Philadelphia broke even In ~. Louis.
and Washington dropped two In Detroit.
The results,
Chicago, .; New York, I.
Cleveland, :; Boston, 3.
Philadelphia, q; st. Louis, O-First game.
st. Louis, 8: Philadelphia, 3-Second game.
Detroit, q; Warrington, 6-F1rst game.
Detroit, 4; Warrington, S-Secsnd game.
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Totals.....A 8 "a IL O

n. rS ynIS '............% q % -
FRS, base on errcr-New YGIk. tett on be .ts
S Ne yH.s 81 81 T FSS s,qass ou,"bs
Anes, i BY Thlelman. l.. Two base hits Power.
man %. Arndt. SAcrihce hl'-AmeS;; s'o iisS
6oSSle plSy"dilbers pshlen and MeGann. gsk
-Thlelman. Passed ball-Leahy. Umpire John
stone Time-3 hours. Attcndance-lo,OcO.
CINCINNATI, 6; BROOKLYN. l-FlnsT GAME.
The Cincinnatis walked away with two
games from the Brooklyns Yesterday after
noon and were not hard pushed e iand tne
saperors in ali-around excellence. mott
no,Geably in batting. In both games l1nn, they hey
pront, and had q nice lead early in the game.
The Brookiyns toiled laboliously, but were
Indifferent actors with the stick and were
either fracas. The Reds we're spick and
span felders, perpetrating only one error
in eighteen consecutive innings. 1te seoond
game was enlivened by Tour enaIt oolpie
plavs The scores.
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NJ flrsl base on Boston. q Chicago. 1. Left
s4sl h oSshy w ' Ss = % Se nell.
Two base hit-Chance. SacTihce hits--Ttnker,
TTaoney, Tenney. Double plays--wolver,on and
Kinney RaymeT and Tcnncy. Hit BY pitcher
IN ~ willis, /. Passed bail--Moran. Umpire
ZEN Iime-l hour and so minutes. Attendance
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other Baseball Games.
At BAY RIDoR.


E Esls,C, q. E c CD &c 90 o-sS 3
Sstteries-Disosway and Wood: Tyler and Dunno.
Al Nyack-Nyack, o: Bay Ridge. 3.
Al Long Branch-MatAwan. Long Branch T.
Al sea Cin-Sea chi. Z: West Farms.
Al Glen Cove-0len Cove. TO- Nohesan.e
Al Oyster Bay--Oyster Bay. 7: Harrison A. c., j..
Al Esston-Mount Carmel, o. lnEersoil. =.
Al PhlliPsburE.North End; 2; Trs1 1 0.
Al brighton Oval-Brighton A. O.. q st. Johns
" Al '&es,wood-wes.wood q Brsdhurss r: G.. /,
Al Pennington Depot-Hopewell, ls Penn'ns :
'' At Euzabeth-y. N. c. A.. s; BROOKLYN r, G.. o.
Al Atlantic Highlands-Atlantic Highlands: D..
Red Bank, >,. A
a. Prospect Park-Kaysers b: B. G., 10: y. 8.
Printing Col Clinton. .: wyando!te. o forfeitedI.
Amsfeaf 70: Pscic Juniors. T. West boon
iyn F. c., S; Windsor a, c., .. uniaYe J9niors. !:
Eiysiam Club 81: Ohio. g.. Resolute. Q; Prospect
RI u Judd Co. G. Al is 1esaasE b. L.%oni
BcnSonhurst o tforfeitedl. Parkway !. e. 8;
twenty sixth street Branch y. NJ. G. a.. ~ Success
:. 81. Paul. rs: winnipeg. 49,: lySnhoe, s; Win
chester. a. Prospect F. en-; Libsrty 4: ~ e.. T.
s. Pacific B. D. c., 10: Newton Ac'e. Norwood
., Pacific A, c., 0,
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First base by, errors.Rochester. :; Newark, !:
out-By Mclean, 1: by wahers.2 Three base hit
Gatins Sacrifice hitS-Walters CN; Payne.
Mailing. Stolen bases-Cockman. Murphy. Dou-
BIZ plly-McConnell and Clancy Hit by pitcher
-sf3y Walters, !; by Mclean! l. Umplre-Hassett.
Time-i hour and IS minutes Tttendance-2.o2o.
AT BUFFALO.
n HE.
HufYalo. o o as
Providence.. ,.,..O O o 0 o 90
Baiteriea-Greene and McManus: Cronin and
Thomas.
RE. !.
baltimore. 0 is l
Toronto,........,..l 0 ) O 0 o Is
Batteres-Adkins and Byers; Curne and sullivan
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Totals ST. II OF Totals.."..8 6'26 II I
.Winninp run sorcd with two out.

Rs,rS,r nm i;... ..,.....o o-s
Two base hi,--o'Leary. Home run-cooley.
s.rr;6ce hits chsefer. Drill, Stahl First base
oom,,cSsr.py Klian /. First base on crror-Detrolt
fen on bases-Detrolt. 7: " asnington. Umpire
tcndsncc-o,000.
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Two base hits-Cross. Seybold. Davis, Hartzel.
Three base hits-Davis. Hoffman Stolen bases.
Petty s: on Henley. 8. Struck out-By Petty. s:
BY Henley. a Left on bases.St Louis. /; Phila-
| delphia. I. Loughlin. Time-l hour
| and 10 minutes.
| - ,o,1s 4. ~ A. puuAnRIpuIA IA ~ q -aRcoND
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QUARTET FOR THR CHAMPIONS
or ,oUIs sUCCUMBS FOR FOURTH
o SUCCESSIVE TIME.

v.v Works Lively with tho Stick and In
NV uase running Couple q knooksus
tor the Brookiyns at the Hands Of tho
Clnclpu ats hica sosBestenb by Boston
ro,,owing their three straight defeats by
-, pit,sburps, the New York Nationals
."o their feelings on the Cardinals by
vf as,ns four straight from the latter team
n 1" winners yesterday were the Cineln-
o WtIs' who knocked down the Brooklyhs
couple of times. and the bostons. VIZ. .So
n.e'InssdaInhia -pittsburs game, but the PILLS
i ,n,nh,as went back to third place. The
results:
x., York o: st. Louis, =.
cincinnati, O; Brooklyn, First eeme.
cincinnati. =: Brooklyn, 1-second game
Bsston, Z: Chicago, l.
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r. !; BROOKLYN, 1-szcoxp oAnE.
''s =
bROOKLYN,

Three base hits-Phelps. Stelnfeldt. Sacrifice
hit Check. Stolen base-Lumley. Double plays
SStesard. Batch and Malay; 0essler and Batch;
SS a,ss and Barry Bitter ana eesslsI hsn on
Sails-of Check. i. Hit by pitched ball-By
Jason z. Struck out-By Check. ,: by Jones. 1.
Auepdancc--7 Co.,
BOSTON IN. LIZ. 2; CHICAGO IN. L.. I.
BOSTON. July q. Boston won from Chicago In
sen inning game this afternoon. The score: