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AUTO RACES AT LONG BRANCH.
Six Contests Run on on PM Days Track
without Mishap.

LONG BRANCH Aug. ie.-Ekwood Park.
Phil Dalys fast milo track; was thronged with
automobilists and their friends this after
noon to witness the opening OF the Long
Branch automobile carnival. A half dozen
events we're Tun OF without 6 nlishap. The
track was fast. Arthur A. Zimmerman, the
old time bicycle champion. acted Is starter.
The Buick Motor Comp any. H. j. Koehler
driving, won the first two races in hollow
style. In the first race. one mile. best two
In three Koehler finished hrst IN both heats.
winning each by . good margin. In the three
mile race Koehler walked away from the
field. covering the hrst mile In I minute 20
seconds. the second In I minutes ~ seoohds
and the third In minutes l-B ssconfs.
winning by over seventeen seconds.
In the handicap race the Buick Motor Com
psny finished fourth. the Maxwell-Bisoo Motor
Car Company fnlshin g first, with the Locomo-
bile Company second.
The Ave mile pickup r TsGS IHrn'sned con. con
an Old machine and was beaten by a little
ovH5 ssse sss i've %s srhibon tn. Buick Motor
in 8 minutes 80 seconds. Tho summary:
y,Ts v; NEW s,' Ye4 aaoI eSsi
born. Red Bank, third. Time. minutes s2 sec
One Nile. sss. two in .h,es for two ,;ul Syl!nser
COMPANY, H. y. hOenlcT, urtPcr' lnumoo D. ScI-
fery d Co., George W. Bennett. driver. second.
Time, minute % seconds. Second heat-Won
BY Buick Motor Car Com pany: Stevens .D9iryea.
z. H. Noses driver. second Time. l minute 81
seconds.
by Buick Motor Company. Koehler, driver: Cam
paSnIa Company PSEe ds & Construction rsdGg auto auto
mobile Company, r. A. Green. driver. third. Time
Five mile pick up race for cars carrying four
persons: driver 70 pick up, paseengers at end Of
second, third and fourth miles and fnish last mile
With four people In car-Won by Wayne Automo-
bile Company, Kull driver: Wayne Automobile
B. Is. Holmes driver. third. Time. IL minutes
Four Mile Handicsp-Won by DISCO Motor Com
pany, @. n Maxwell. driver: Locomobile Company.
h. 4. Green. driver second Tine. minutes 81
seconds.
flying start Time. Q minutes 2s seconds.
The six day non stop and the six day tire
test will start at 1905 O'Clock on Monday
morning. Tuesday the races will be con-
tinued at E6wood with an interesting pro-
cram,
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CHICAGO IN. L.). 9; NEW YORK IN. LIZ. 2.
with Prof. Reulbsoh. the scholarly curvolo-
gist, st tho head Of the Chicago faculty yes
terdsy. the New York; wore considerably
hseIj ths supjeot % Of Ii. discussion. the Shicsaos
conducted the afiirmauve side with great
ssas saa'ss tns tna nd asieSas 1SS sdss
IA Ts &. n: NJ. Dss1 1s
Dss: Rs. H. sst '
yious occasions when ne failed to maintain
: S 8; put
va. very UNUSUAL for them: The q, Chs%Htons sn9ans
apa seS sss ssls p hs snd in
these departments. and quite outshone the
Il. Ssgs Sssssn ,,ns s1usdi1s HaYm.n Yts's Rs
kRsf sis.s.f Rss:%s s2sR' ';s
raped hard single to left which scored
Holman. Mertes made a fine return t9 ,Ssl. the
That baseball rara avis. a man thrown
ss T. Ss sss aoaE aEns n e hs The 2 SHd kss
ho xs' playing IN close took the bs sbeSa on
q ts' s: D0qRd %h sna 1ss II the
field bles oherites set UP a yelling, Luther
with his hands behind his back. o'Day set
n ths wonsea 1S a
Bowerman popped a ny to Casey and Bres-
nahan was unable to get back to first in time
Article 9 of the discussion found the local
demands Of the Visitors for runs Casey
singled to 5shs Chance spun SAFETY p
played In close. but that did not matter to
Tinker whose drive took an eccentric jump
past pahls9 sf a; a P was rn a0ou 70 bsvnnd nar
ss D1 af The n9f ams se sa
Casey cs va and Chance had scored. Maloney
kept up the bombardment with hit through
scoring Schultz !, End sRs G1Ier H6 The
man 8 tumble. Donlin's double and an out At
first. The Chicasos made one i9 the eighth
on Hofman's base on balls and steal and
The Champs failed to realize on an opening
was the cause. Clarke singled and q reached
% whsn e nfs5 Force sr0epsa sesans
ss' and every oerner was Inhabited. Donllns
erounder to Chance forced the base runners,
and Clarke came home, but Wiltse. instead
ssGs Ss afsPa
Ali thanoe had to do after touching nrst and
and Wiltse was. doubled up. =,
a run in m tSe ninth. Mertes mufied Csssy's
ny. The doctor was nipped stealing; then
Chance walked. His steal brought forth 9
bad cg5ss or aars ne saea
Donlin's return he cantered home. The
score:
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st. Louis. 1: Philadelphia, O

NEW YORK IA. L.. 4: CHICAGO "a. L., 2.
CHICAGO. Aug. 1e.-The New Yorks heat
out Chicago to-day In ten inning battle
New Yorks harder hitting was balanced by
two bad errors committed by Doc Newton
and 90 the game hung In the balance till he
locals gave way in tho tenth session. he
game was played on q soaked held AMID
heavy. showers. With two out in the hrst
round Mberfeld singled and came all the
way home on a hot swat into right by vii.
liams. That run was all for both teams till
tho NTH In this inning Kleinow drew q
pass, Newton famed. Conroy and Keeler hit
safe and the squeeze play was, ,prettiy
worked. Kleinow scoring as Elberfeld tapped
the ball. In Chicago's half Tannehiil cracked
one hard and Dundon took four balls New
ton caught Smiths pop, ~, and trying for
double play threw wid, letting Tannehl
reach third whence he Scored on Jones's
grounder. The Sox tied 1t up In the. sixth,
Davis gained free transportation and stole
second. Callahan was easy and Davis was
nailed on Donahues grounder. Mcfarland
worked Newton for O. pass, and Tannehill
drove out q double, Donahue scoring and
Mcfarland being thrown out at the plate.
Chesbro took the slab In the eighth and the
game waded along till the tenth. Then Con.
roy shot out single and Keeler beat out his
bunt. Elberfeldis liner went like bullet,
Holmes. who had replaced Jones. owing to a
row with the umpire, made q grand try but
Williams topped out. and Keller a moment
later dashed home on the merry squeeze.
getting In as Chase bunted to third. The
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Passing u ono ~ the. Osd Guard q Lsoai
DSOsSmskers.

. Deolsmakers.
II every sport who has stood OF Unole
Joe for marker had attended tho funeral
the Cathedral would have been too small
for the mobi" This Was q frequent e1cama-
ton last night In the places that racing men
frequent uptown. They spoke Of Joe Cotton.
an old time betting man. who died IN this
city last week and was buried on Thursday
from an undertAksrs establishment on siTth
avenue. In the last two or three years Uncle
Joe did not make book. but he was con-
slant attendant at the races and there was
always a group Of croniss gathered about
him to enjoy his stories and wttlosms.
Joe Cotton was born In Nashville. Tenn.
sver seventy years ago and he came North
e sporting man In the period when Reed
and Spencer controlled tho pool privileges
at sarstoga and Kelly and Bliss the same
privileges on the tracks about New York.
He ran Q poolroom In the city. with ooca.
sionsl intervals st Hoboken when the town
was oio sed up. for some years ana was
contemporary OF tho Johnson brothers. A.
H. Cridge. william Lowell. Tully, Hackett
and others we'll known a. roomkespers In
the decade before bookmaklns.
With the exception OF Lowell. few OF tho oh
guard went on the block to mako book. lesv-
Ing that part Of the work TO younger or new
men, but Cotton was In the game from the
start and often stood alone on his Stand, his
own cashier, ticket writer and all. He WAS
. charter member Of the Metropolitan TurS
Association. but afterward worked on the
dead line"
To work alone was . notion he bad
picked up In England. where Cotton went
about 1879 to study bookmakne. In bis
most prosperous years Cotton bad Billy
tracks. The two were Of the same com.
panionsble disposition and had hosts Of
saos osssT SooG no 1HS TSs arm n had for long While
runner run Snsp Tno tSss Ts
would Be Of use 70 the book. but who had also
z genuine gift for going sstrsy and ~ losing ips
hs srnnss Eass as4 Gsdss hs sns tout Cling
ratings outside the track until he saw the
to m maEe Would
series Of warhoops and .catcalls. designed to
attract Cotton's attention and TO gain bis
sympathy that would make n1 ths snrieEs E;nsl,1 q
over to get the handy man and put him to
would would be % enjoying the incidsnt on the auet;
brssdfSs esSs end aad tr.alns Hf & The
matters mat rs By % owners and Sreedsrs. while as .
ss the valkips beam q s.ssmbost Hs Ink tntl,
ing his death. No less than three racehorses
height Of. fame is said 70 be reached when
= single horse Is NAMED for sn ind 1I,t xiduai
M bfousht out By the jim williams made famous
BY Cheekmate, and sold by him at Saratoga y:a
Joe Cotton won many races for the Dwyers
in 1898 and 1897 Later there was Joe
Cotton by Joe Winters-Cotton Hose.
Tarieton-dam unknown, at New Orleans.
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Football At Carlisle Indian School.

The Carlisle Indians did pretty we'll on the
sridiron last fall. and this fall they hope to
do still better. 1t 10 expected that there will
be more weight on this years eleven, and ad.
ditional svoirdupois will be help TO the red
mon. They always are fast. but have not had
the weight Of most Of their pale face rivals.
Fremont and Tomahawk. ends: Bowen and
Exendlne. tackles Dillon and White. guards
schouehuk and % kennedy, ; center; LIBBY.
this year. exoeptlns possibly White These
give a promising squad with which to select
an eleven. There will probably be three sets
OF backs from which to choose the men for
A couple Of now ends may be developed and
. new center found. All told. the prospects
are very good. .t..s,t s"-
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Observation-Disclosures
Interesting Fifteen Round Bout Held in
CHESTER. Pa.

Jack Blackburn Of Philadelphia and Sam
LAnRford of Boston, both colored. met In .
fifteen round battle At the Lelpervillo A. c..
Chester. Pa. on Friday night. The result
was q draw. In the early rounds Lansford
was the aggressor. He did not accomplish
much because OF Biackburn'e great CLEVER
adroitly blocked.
In TIE tenth round Blackburn. began to
bsdy sas snd had The later essps Baek
burn reached Landlords stomach with ex-
celent effect In the eleventh. compelling his
was exceptionally fast The hast round was
particularly hot In the opinion Of many
had there been q verdict the only fair one
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Cox Wins Noauc Championship for Third
Year,

NORWICH. Conn. Aug. l9.-Charles c. Cox
Of Maiden, Mass, holds the national rogue
championship for the third consecutive year
He opened the last day OF the tournament
badly, being beaten 10y his clubmate, Drake,
one bull a rover, Williams beat Whaly
handily but TO the surprise Of everybody
That left each with eight won and three
lost. The tie was PLAYED OF this afternoon, :,
and Cox held the balls and ran the game out,
allowing Williams but four arches. Strong
retains the Van Wlckle badge. beating WIFE
lsnis. the challenge 3 out offs.
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Other Baseball Games.

At Pennington Depot-Alentown. g Pehn'h'
ton, O. Al s.so,,,.
tics I.
A. HscEensack~ ~Oritsni F. C., d Westwoodi L.,
Al Matawan-Atlant!c Highlands. 3; Mata"a"'
Al Easton-lngcrsolll. Is; Allentown. c..h,n
AZ Prospect Park-vanderveer 4. G. g. Gfen1ca e.
Ac..1 Atlantic CT: AtHn. ,,on S,SS'GIe Innior.,
io Excelsior B. 3. G., 10 Orioles, 0: fra,rInss.,'
Wysndeste icrisi;sd Royal R,:sis 81 Sass"'WS'nn 'Wnn
pes, TO- Sterling F. C.. s: Hanover lnnIoTi,' iynn N
Liberty. is; Amity. g. Lutheran 4 C 81 y 81 s.
A. c.. o forfeited). Eureka is; pata6S"'if if,,,pec,
PARK, Y N. c. A., . III innngs,:
At Westneld-Piainneld. ?: Wsstneln, i,,sc,ts
Al Morr1stown-Pastimc B. b. V'' . ~"
town. A. c., 4
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PITT0B

rs, base on s9ooSyn BoGsyP
base on bels-o d Jones, lion hlebrand. 2. Struck
SH,sy S0nes s.,so BY Ss:s Ise base
rihoe hits Clarke. Brain; Stolen bascs-Lumley.
clymeTT Leach Mssnef RSuoIe PeysMH. ,i l,cS Lewis
and Howard Wagner and Howard, wild pitch
Jones. Passed ball=Bergen. Umpire--Johnstone.
PHILADELPHIA IN. L.. 7: sr. LOUIS IN. L.. =.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. ie.-The Philadelphias
punched their hits In the INST and last innings
and won handiiy. The score:
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Western League.
Al Sioux City-ssoux City. Is; ST. Joseph. q
Bench shsw Ignores Specially Clubs.

An innovation In bench shows. the ignoring
of all speciality clubs for prizes. has been
made by the Taunton. Mass. Kennel Club.
which holds It's show there on Sept 4. and .,
during the county fair. In other words. the
specials In all breeds are open to all and none
United to members OF any speciality club.
There are three money prises. the first Of
SIS. In each class. and E. N. Oldham is to do
the bulk Of the judging. II In return the
speciality clubs should boycott the Taunton
show tho situation would be novel one In the
benching world.
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CUBS OUTSHlNE new Y0RKS.
PROF. REULBACH, CURVOLOGIST'
{ TOO MUCH For CHAMPIONS.

Also Poor Fielding and Base Running oy
Homo Team-Sorr0w Assuageo py
PittsbJVE's Defeat In Brooklyn-- Pnha'
delphiss and Bostons Win Their Games
The New York Nationals fell by the way
side yesterday In the third encounter OF the
series with the Chicasos. but the eneuin
sorrow was assusRed by the downfall OF the
Plttsburgs IN Brooklyn. Each game OF the
Brooklyn -Pittsburg series was won ana lost
by one run. The Philadelphias won from
st. Louis and tho Bostons from Cincinnati.
The results:
Chicago, .: New York, ..
: Brooklyn. .; Pittsburg, ..
Philadelphia, .; St. Louis, =.
Boston, 3; Cincinnati, 1.
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First bsse on erTor-phNadelphia Left on
oSt-,By sparks-s; By Mcfarland, o. Three base
hit-Smoot. Arndt. Two base hits-Titus, Court.
ncy. Sacrlnce hits-McBride.. Burke. Courtney.
Stolen hase-Grady.. Double plays-Gleascn
Umpircs--Emslie and KLEIN, Tme-i hour and
% minutes. Attendance-o,7o0. "
BOSTON IN. L). 8: CINCINNATI. !.
BOSTON. Aug. lo-Boston swatted tho bal, all
around the lot day and, In addition. Overall
favored the locals with pssses. Fraser twirled
nnely the visitors solitary being due 10 throw
N the olosehers by him In an attempt TO catch
Hueeins on nrst The score:
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New worlds Record rsr Feur Mile walk.
Special Gable Dsspaseh to Tzs sun.

SpeeN1 CuOse DeSpuat" 70 Eks oUN'
LONDON Aug. ie-At the Crystal Palace
tonight Leon Meredith the bicyclist, for the
third year In succession won the Carwadinc
cup He made 100 miles In hours 50 minutes
az 2-S seconds.
At Brighton to-day e, q. Larner walked
four niles In ~ minutes and II seconds. beat
Ing the worlds record.
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Daseball Notes.

Hans waener struck out twice ycS,ctn"'
the onlookefs derived much Joy 'hrrf'"r vvn
Jack Croniu. the former New Norh ahnut ana nlthN lis
pitcher, shut the Montreal team out "'n""'
yesterday. , .tonson.
In q game the other day between ,ne e,son Mth. ID.
Msss, and Stafford, Conn teams, En-, .,re single
nut out and II was a nine Inning gam
had only one chance and made an et'o''
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New England League.

A, Havcrhill-First gsme-New Bedford, Z:
Hayerhl.o. Second game-Hsverhin. =; New Bod
Al Lynn-First game-Fan River. z: Lynn. ;.
Second game-Fall River. i Lynn. o
Al Lawreuoe-Concofd. 8; Lawrence,
Al Taunton-First game-Nashua, 8: Taunton. I.
Second game-Nashua. 4: Taunton 7.
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Poor start: won easily; Brush Up. b. T., 3, by
Ben Brush-Mss Laudeman; owned by NJ L. Hay
man; trained by r. Minton.
SECOND RACE.
Beverwyck Handicap Steeplechase; for four
year -olds and upward; $500 added: about two
and half miles:
Horse and Age. W. jockey Betting. FIn.
Maiden. aged....,. 161, Rodrock.... ~ even 2se
Jim Newman. aged 1852. Ray. 80 out
- Time. 5.31 3-5
Good start won easily: Jimmy Lane. ch. G., 8.
By His Grace--Anne Page: owned by Mr. Cotton:
trained by w. Smart.
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Games scheduled for To-day

ANIRicAN LLAorE .,,,
New York In Chicago: Philadelphia IN ~
RAsrERN LEAGUE.
Providence In Montreal.
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New York State Leasue.


At New Haven--First game-Nev Haven. o.
Now London. 0. Second Eame-Nsw Haven. ,: New
London, 1.
Al Holyoke-EiIss f.ms3JHo!ycss,, J :; Norwich, =
Al Springfield gheld. .; Hartford. uA
inningsl
den 4 Second game-Rridgeport, 1: Aeriden, o.
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IS..l. d ~, 'i 1hsn Il Tn,as 1Sn Va. made

PS,lsdeiphia. -. 40 o o o o o."
Two base hi,s-Murphy. Gleason. sacrihce HIS
NJ Cross C3). Sugden, Stolen bases -Da',s
baiisLOn Howell, 2; on Coakley. !. Struck oI,
BY Howell: s: BY coskley. z Tlld ,pplnsi, pl1Ssni
q Umpire-Hurst Time-7 hours Attendance
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Southern League.

Al Memphis-First game-New Orleana, B. Mem
phis. !. Second e-Henlphis. 2; New Orleans, /.
Al Atlanta--AtlantA, 3: Nashville, I.
Al Montgomery-AontGom 7: Birmingham, ..
Al Chattanooga-Lltte Rock. B; Shreveport. q
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Lef, ON bases-Chlcago, q: New York. !, Two
base hits-Davis. Elberfeld. Williams t2,. Tannehl
piays-Chcsbro. Elberfeld and Chase; Tannehll..
6onahue and DaviA Hts.on Newton, O.; on
Chcebro, I. Struck out-By Smith, 8: by Chesbro,
J. First base on bells-On Smith, 2; on Newton.
s. Umpire-Connolly. Time-2 hours and is
minutes Attendance-e.600
n LOUIB "a. L., I: PHILADELPHIA "a. L.. q
ST LoUu, Aug. Tho 81. Louis Browns white
Washed the Phladelphtas TO day In a ten inning
contest. II was . pitchers battle. with honoD
shout' even. Tho score:
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roloNro.

Lett on t..e.Jerssy city Tcron;SS,; ;SS,;sM.r9,ss Tarss
G'V ter. White First base on gbsils-on 0!ns.ed.
OH Mcpherson. D. Struck out-b{ 01an Oime'eSS Suli.
van, Zimmerman and O'Bnen: Merritt, ,fU fssse
and Cassidy. Umpires-F. Moran and a. nSrsn'
Tme-i hour and 80 minutes Atteudsnoe02,7O'
NEWARK, s; RocHzsrsR. l.-YIRsr oAHx.
ROCHESTER,. Aug. l0-The Sailors Won both esmss
from the RIoncos To-Day. The ., nnss Hss,.rfe9 SI
etched a Steady game throughout. IN the second
the Rochester csston Ed Fertsch had ne bTonnSoe ns
The kcOYe:
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Amorlcan AesoClatie en,

At Ninn apolis--First game Minneapolis, Q: In
dianapolis. !. Second gsme-Minnespoa!s. Q: In
dianapolls. o. ~
Al Kansas Ctty-Coiumbus, 7: Kansas City, T.
Al Mlwaukee-F1rst 9Ame-Mlwaukee, 9: To-
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CLOSING DAY, AT PARKWAY.
Harry L.. ut Prshibitive Odds Wins Free
fer All.

The closing program OF the Parkway
Driving Cubs midsummer meeting drew
over 5000 persons to the plant yesterday
afternoon and they witnessed some exciting
sport Harry L.. at the prohibitive odds of
3 to 10. won the free for all in straight heats.
In the final heat Of this race there was a
piece Of sportsmanship that reused the crowd.
Funston made q bad break on the frst turn.
Nerva Patehsn had been Withdrawn, and
kept in.lde the distance flag. When about
to be shut out both McGrath and Phillips
New Jersey horse to land third money.
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B6ON.

First base on error-cinc innati Left ON bases-
Fraser. I: OF oversii. s. ssracE @ ou,"By ~ Fraser.
!; BY Overall. 4 Two base hits -corcoran. Fraser.
Woivs rton and Raymer: Steinfcidt. HuTgins and
barry: Odwell and Marry. Wild p,tch--Ovt rail-
Cmpire-bausewlne. Ttme-i hour and 70 minutes
AtS6ndAnoe-S,96S. 2 = y.
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SURPRISES AT POUGHKEEPsIE.
Only One Favorite Wins On Closing Day of
Grand Circuit Races.

PouoHKEKPsrE. Aug. i8.-The Grand Circuit
harness races closed here to-day with good
attendance. It was an of day for favortes.
Peruns. in the 7ao pace, was the only horse
picked TO win who did:win. Because swaso
in the 2a5 trot was not doing as we'll as the
Judges thought he could MeBsside sIa Gss taken sa
Benyon was substituted. Swago did not do
as well after the change a. before.
7io trot which was won by Jim Ferry. entered
by ". j. Briggs OF, Denver and driven BY
Franks. The inst heat yas taken by The
Ferry took two heats and the race. Sum-
marteA:
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NRvAlx.

First base on errors-Newssk, I; Rochester. Z
Left on basee-NewaYk, o. Rochester. z Struck
Cisary. Sacrince h,ts--Svsnder. Gatins. Jons.
shea Stolen bssee.-o' Bnen q, Jones. Double
BY CooKman.i 1. Umpire-Egan. Tme-i hour and
IS nrinutes g." ,t.
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Time, l.l34-S.
Fair start; won handily: Burgomaster, br. c.. p
BY Hamburg-Hurley Burley owned by H. p.
Whitney trained by J. W. Rogers.
FOURTH RACE.
Saratoga Cup: for three year -ods and upward:
$500 added; weight for age one mile and six fur
lcnge:
Horse and Ags. W! ". Locker yesk.v. Betting Fin;
Bfldame, a.. ......,l ,l21, .O'Nein.... 1875 AS -
Cai:ngorm. S....; 1lS. MARTINI. SIS $40
Time, 800 AS.
Fair start: WOE driving; Caughnawaga. ch. h.. q.
BY Clifford-La Tosca: owned by John Sanford;
trained BY H. H. Hynes.
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Harness Racins At Dover

DOVER N. H.. Aug. lo-The two weeks meeting
OF the New Englnsd Breeders Association st Gran
tic State Park closed o-dAy with large attend
finished 2i5 pace of yesterday, Cafieno the favor
ite winning the last two and the race. The Phila-
deiphia geldng. Wentworth WAS the choice In the
free for all trot and was never headed Favorites
won the 2:20 trot and the 2IS pace. Summary:
o.ik class pacng. purSe 46OO:
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The Brooklyns took kindly TO Hillebrand's
IN a close game. Batch's work on foul flies
Was a brilliant feature, Of the contest. which
was we'll played. Batch batted In Brooklyns
walked Clarke's triple and wild pitch
gave the Pittsburss 2 run in the first inning.
Dobbss i, ma snd Leaohs ny Ehvs taem
gent Batch doubled to right, Gessler famed
and Malay drew four balls. Bergen singled,
scoring Batch and Malay and winning the
game The aCOre:
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TROY CHEMICAL CO.,
EASTERN LEAGUE.
srAspueo OF fHn oLuSs.

JERSEY oIrY. I; TonoNro.t
TORONTO Aug Is.-Rain broke up the nrsi gamo .
Of 4 projected double header with Jeieey CHs NJ.
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BASEBALL WieAeamayerp Park. Newark,
To day Al $50: Cincinnsti N. L. w. Newark -Ass.
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DOGS AND BIRDS.
new YORKS WIN IN TENTH,
AMERICANS IN A HARD BATTLE
WITH THE WHITE son.
Grimth's Men Gain on Teams Ahead Of
Philadelphia Engage In An.
ether Extra Inning Battle With Browns
and Lose--Rain Prevents Two Games.

The New York Americans gained on the
three teams ahead Of them yesterday. They
won hard ten inning battle from the White
Sox, and the Philadelphlas lost ten inning
game in st. Louis. Rain prevented the
games scheduled for Cleveland and Detroit
The results:
Now York, 4: Chicago, 2.
st. Louis. 4: Phlladelphia, q,
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Hudson River League

Hudson River League.
At oughkeepsie-Poughkeep .: Newburs,7.
Al Kingston-F1rst gane-HudSou, ~: Kingston.
L Second game-Kingston, O. Patterson. g.
New York State LeaSue.
Al Utica-Syracuse, Z: Utica. :.
Al Johnstown-Binghamto .; A. J. D G.. 4.
Ten inningA
AZ Albany-Albany. J: W1lkesoarre. o.
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First base on efFoTS.NtW foIK: I: Chicd96, !.
Left on Ssses1NsT T, Yort 4 Chic ShhlcaEo. O. First
out-By Wlltse. !: by Reulbach, 8. Three base hit
Schultz. Two base hits-Donl!n. Tinker. Sacri-
Chance. Holman. Double plays--Casey and Chance:
Chance and Casey. Hit by pitcher-By Reulbach.
l. Passed balls-Bowermen. Killing. Umpire
o'Day. rme-i hour and IS minutes. Attend
ance-1OOOO
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or two-year -olds: 500 added; six furlongs:

Good start: won driving; Yaiagal, ch. T., q BY
Hanburg-Back Venus owned and trained BY ".
SheldS y ~
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Selling: for three year .olds and upward: 500

Good start won driving. Knight OF Rhodes,
owned by W. p. Burch: trained by p NJ. Burch.