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NEW YORK tN. L.. 4: CHICAGO N. L.. 3.
CHICAGO. Aug. s.-New York outhit and
outstayed Chicago to-day In q grim ana
deter mined battle. Weimer, hit hard In the
earlier stages Of the game. settled down ana
was successful toward the close. while Taylor
was driven of the slab and was succeeded
by Mathewson. who was invincible. Browne
hurt his finger by getting nail damned by
q foul. and Stran9 played out the game for
him.
New York opened up In the first round.
With one out. Donlin spanked double and
scored on neat drive by McGann. In
Chicago's half Slsgle singled and scored on
a mighty triple by Chance. The latter tried
to stretch the hit too far. and was thrown
out sliding home.
In the second the locals went ahead Tinker
walked, Hoffman doubled to left. and force
play at the plate failed to get Tinker as he
slid in. The third was a fatal inning-for
Chicago, Browne started with a short safety.
and Donlin followed suit. McGann sac.
rifioed and Mertes .slugged prettily. A. hit
by Dahlen followed. This. coupled with a
long fly to center. scored three runs; .,
In the Cubs section Maloney found the ball
and came around on successive punches by
Mccarthy and Tinker. After this there was
no scoring. Both sides hit the ball inter-
mittently, but q series of remarkable fielding
plays stopped any run getting. Chicago
worked In one double play and New York
two. The score.
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LAWN TENNIS.
Some surprises Yesterday IN the Ions
wood Tourney. .'''IH

,DOsTOS, Aug r. To-day a play In the Long
wood Tennis tournament furnished some
surprises johnson. tho Southern champion
was defeated by X. ". Leonard In hve-srt
mat n. ". e. Grant disposed OF u. b. "
Lyon, the former iiterschoastic champion.
In hard match y. ". Silcs the present
tItarscholastic cha NIPPON. who Is looked
upon a. a coming player, was beaten by mat
sterling expert +. q. Alexander. NJ, ID. Whh.
nian. the former national champion. founh
himself unable to come here for the tourna-
Inrnt and defaulted. W. y. tlothier de-
failtcd his match to-day to +. q. Anderson
because of n lame foot. Clothier hurt his
foot either when abroad with the American
tennis team or on the steamer. comm home'
and septic poisoning IL feared. The Eastern
doubles began this afternoon and several
hot matches were played. Haokett and
Alexander are REGARDED ~ probable winners
by the experts while Sulloway and Behr are
also counted on to come through to tie hna's'
Summary. .' "
lopgwood Singles second round, n d y%nes
beat H. Leonard, o-S. 8 o, s.S II, J, Holt heat
esn Ms,ass Sd \ eie ssHs
asT Eli. 81 a. "a 4 s s 81 Hess s's.
SS ,swnv 20 20 - 81 f Sssis s ssS E. T.
Whitman BY default; y: Niles beat " r. Su.n ne
( Ss!is s!rs s:si III, J. so sSss
Lon; "a 80 T. H? 3 Seat sfs'
fsaisa a! is,S:s psv;s.sa - s.:
-. %, 81. 4. BISHOP defeated j, o. Ames'
With Tsi4 s I'D ~ A't.n aeI, e ds;sa
e eSft 30 &c q P ss!sS aetsa,sa :
e ! I p,S NAM - ~ s ss ensa
HHotar, defeated 7. 7. GROSS -. "a. ~
s Ho9e hSf I se dss.ssed f.s5 ons: G
i-6. d. 90; +. O. Anderson defeated v: I
S HtI By sstsu s ,. d sd s Msss
Dwight. a.. - SO; G, Bcas defeated W. b.
oG f.si. mi b o ronnd-c H Se,.scn
well. 80, 10 1 8. 4-e, ss. c. S. Reyes and X
Jr. BY default; "; c. Gran, ana ciarenee H0ea5.
defeated II. G. Cole and G W. Morrill,, 60 60
defeated A. i. Barnard ana bruce "a sr =,
AND and B. 3 s s5sT de!es,eS Wallace and
aosh "a sh.n Mo ana g W Sna
s s A:oan snd fno
sS ss| lss2R 81: q
K. II f. Behr deiea'cd r. Bishop and n Niles
IS. %. %: H; j. Hol. and r. DewhuTs' de,
' 1.at,d F. f fos se4v and f"S B. h%.n, ".saa
g. T. HAYES p n sna 4 sn e.s % as'sss
a.? r. j. Leonard and c; n Leonard defeatedJ +
Post and j. Lawrence. Jr'. 90, 81. 81. '2-H'
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CINCINNATI. Aug. s. Tho weather was fair.
track heavy and the attendance .c.S At latonia
to day. In the second race lvc OF the twelve con
tenders go, oil 10 false star and ran half a mile
before they could he stopped, The trouble was
caused by n horse humping in,o the barrier
First Lace seven furlongs orthlua. 9s tRaxel.
eto 5, wos Beoone. loi taooker,, rs TO !, second:
Happy JACK, i0i &C. Norris. 10 to 1. third. Time
1884 as. liiybrooL. HANDY Bir ltpola Censor
Chief Bush. Ron Franklin, Mrrno and Miss Man
mere also ran.
Second Race Seven furlongs Hortensia los
&c. Norris TO p won hlbcmarle. ms tNicoh
10 to second: Foreigner. 100 ttIofler. TO l. third
Time, i.32 IS. Dr. Wang, Ny Eleanor Never
Eduardo. Erla Lee and rlcuron also ran
Third Race Five furiongs -Caictta, ITO LScam
steIi. to l, won: Coma, los lHalh. to 20, sec
ond. Santa Lucia, 100 tRadtke,, Rto !, third Time.
On. Dame Burden, Comment, Peal Russell.
Lila NJ. and Lady Waddell also ran.
Fourth Race One mile Van Hope. ~ tRadtkel, IS
to S. won Applc, ~ jackson, l2tol second Sister
Lillian, VI lfinleyl, "a TO l. third. Time La SIS.
Annie MilAms frcssias. Dung snnon. Quincy.
Grand vitsssc, Mint Bed, Roger Smith and OUTLAW
Fifth Race Five and a half f,,ronrs--creel.
l07 tHalD. 10 to won: Matnho, "a III henderson,, is
70 !, second: Neodosha, io3 wilson. s to l. third
Tlme-iIi rs. Henry Yendricis. Ron The
Minke Dr. Keith nol Polol md DR.. Mcclure also
Siyth Race Six and a half furlonrs Bryan. ITO
lHaib. even. won; Corina. i0l Robin mi, 20 10
L. second: Omealcn, 100 Booker. 20 to l, third.
TiMe, i2S Manhattan Beach, Ars and Mall Boz
49, Isos .---~. - '''..
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BASEBALL UMPIRE MOBBED.
Two OF Smink's Assailants Land In the
Hospital at Springfield.

SPnINoFIELp, Mass. Aug. s-The widest
scene ever witnessed In this city was the
mobbina OF Umpire.Smink in to-day's game
between Springfield and Holyoke in the
Connecticut League series. Not only did the
crowd surge upon the field and throw all
sorts OF missiles at him. but they waylald him
az he was being escorted down town by
squad of police and stoned him.
He was struck on the head by stone
and finally sought shelter in a livery stable.
which was surrounded by yelling crowd
for some minutes before the police could
drive them away, One OF the mob was ar
rested and two got hurt in the mixup and
were treated ct the hospital.
The trouble began in the sixth innins> when
the score was 1 to o in the VISITORS favor.
The umpire ordered Fitzpatrick out OF the
game for disputing a decision. Manager
Treasurer Prinsle Of the league US in A, nne
money on the spot and tried to keep Fitz-
patrick in the game, but Smink refused to
allow, it He then declared the game for;
upon the diamond
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TO-D4Y,S Cam FOH SARATOGA.
-----...-4----
Grand Union Hotel stakes for TwO-fear.
h Oids tho Feature.

SARATOGA Aug g. The 5000, Grand
Union Hotel Stakcs. for two.year-olds. SIX
f,irlongs. will be run here tomorrow il
looks from tho entries as N II. T. Whitney's
Battlcaxr. +. II, Hitchcocks Vendor and
=, H. Browns Accountant would be- the chief
factors In the result, Two-year-old fllies
will run In the first race. al five and hall
furlongs. and Of n large field Hester W..
Dodinn. Aviston. Ruth w.. Miss Point, Bly,
ouac and Suhlciency look the most formld-
able Jim Newman is n probable choice for
the stccplochase. gentlemen riders. with
Graccaway and SHOEMAKER having chances.
In the handicap for three-year-olds md
upward. at a mile and three-six teenths. Oars
man, with 100 pounds, will be played to beat
Tyron. Uncle Urigh. Palmbearer. Elwood :.
Lord Badge pnd others. Three-year-olds
will run In tho NTH event, one mile. Ascot
Belle. Little Woods. The Gladly. Belindian
and Colossal figuring we'll. The last race 70
a handicap for all ages. seven furiongs. N
smith. Councilman, Incarnation and lsraelite
may prove dangerous. The entries are az
fOllOwR.
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Young Erne Beats Harry Lewis.

Young Erne. the Philadelphia lightweight.
showed excellent form in d rafting fifteen
round bout with Harry Lewis. another
Quaker phi eilst. at Chester, Pa. before the
Ieipervclle A. C., on Monday night. Although
tho referee did not give verdict, the law
not permitting decisions, It was evident from
the spectators pon, of view that Erne was
the victor. ne had TO hustle to win. thou gh
IA Lewis made him fight every inch Of
ground thro ,ghoui.
Erne was the aggressor at the start. landing
straight loft soon after the pair began
operations He repeated this several times
before the round was over. The second
round was exceedingly fast; Ernc smashing
the latter nnde squirt ard banged Ernc hard.
One blow hard rsht to s. the bead oorGd
raraiscd his feet II, was visibly groggy,
but lust rs, Lewis was about to get home
another solid punch the gong sounded. The
NEXT few rounds we're even np. Then Erne
began TO pile M blow, after blow, and, Lewis
was tired at .he tenth. Every round after
mandlng lead at the finish.
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FITZ rs AFTER A FIGHT.
Ready to Meet winner OF Mccormick
Ruhlin Mill for Big Purse.

Bob Fitzsmmons was on Broadway yester-
day afternoon looking robust and strong.
Fitz said that he never felt better in his whole
career than he does at present He says that
II any OF the California clubs will make 1t
worth while he will quit his show long enough
to get into shape and fight the winner Of the
Rubin Nc CormiGk battle. which is 70 be de-
This is no idle blum and am. not talking
to get my name In the papers. either. said
the Cornishman to TIE sUN reporter. !
as any OF the clubs come forward and oher
me a purse. just now l am booked for .
fight than act any time. II the Colma Club
sees At to offer me purse for twenty ave
round bout with the winner OF the Rubin,
MCCORMICK match. ali that Is necessary viz
be to give me two weeks notice. a purse worth
while fighting for and q, months time "
have to wait until next May. when ! quit
the road. II L. isn't with either Ruhlin or
Mccormick, Hart or any one else will do %
long as II il q fight"
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NEIL TO MEET TENNY AGAIN.
Fssmer Bantam Champion Agrees TO .
Return Bsut With Ex.Amateu.

Harry Tenney. the former amateur. who
met Frankie Neil recently at Ban Francisco.
IL 70 meet his conoueror again. The pair
fought twenty-five rounds and Neil rece ,yea
fight and his showing WAS remarkable. The
fact that he did 80 well has brought him inte
who have induced the Colma A. C. to eve
. purse for another mill. The contest is 70
take place some time next month. prohsnIs
on Labor Day unless the club matches ne
winner OF the Rubin Mccormick mill on that
day. Tenny Ia training 90 a. to be ready
In case the club selects him for An early DATE,
A well known California admirer Is willing 10
wager Is 900 that Tenney will decisively Whip
Neil the next time they come together
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Many Boats to Race in y. =. Y. G. Cru, Re

certificates filed with Secretary George Cor
mnck Of the New York Yacht Club. This
means that the racing On the coming cruise
will BE- OF the hest and with the racing len Rths
Of the boats known IL will be ar easy matter
70 figure ont the, winners each, nIsht. OF
euviiisrias and r. sloops and yawls..
The rain yesterday 49, ly interfered with the
work Of getting the yachts ready for the
out for clnrnnR and palntlnq and their own ers
had hoped for Are weather to get them
In shape. To-day tho finishing touches will
be give'l IN the rn GERS and then they will be
lowered of the wsys ard towed n Glen Cove
In time for tho first days racing. which begins
at II O'Clock Tomorrow morning
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The mcuthly members games Of the Vest
Side Branch. Y. NJ. c. A. we're held yster1av.
Charles J. Clarke and A. J. Crockett did mo
best work. The results:
scratch; H. Muller 10 yards second: G. Mar n,
90 yards. third. Time. , minutes 10 seconds
-,.s \ PoOna sss:s ssSSaa ~ s,;A !, r.
inches. II. G. Schmidt, third with y fer, .,
10 s e.a n sroad 'Ime%en ny xith !, ,r,
II. G. Schmidt. third. with 10 feet.
20 Yard Run. Handicap Won by 4. J. sr9,. ',.,
scratch: q. CaSaenas, s feet. second. II NJ 'e'
. feet, third. Time, 80 6 seconds.
w Yard Run. HAAdtcsp-won by Pto,'
10 yards: G. Coz, 10 yards second \. ]. CrooE' =
Scratch third. Time. y rs seconds
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Motor Boats ~ ssenem.s Head.

The Sachem's Head Yacht Club will have q
regatta for motor boats next Saturday. The
GLASSES will be Class A. 80 rating and over:
Class B. under so rating. These are for auto
boats, There will slso be . race for bos Ia
boats propelled ty cir rio eylI Ger az sfr sa.
Ihs cours. vill b TRAN sylsr about ten miles.
the. WI % rsesivsa 81 H. esuIiSSS n ~
en11AsuA ~ - 1oeA a - daY 80 ~
- .sA. SSslunsUyrNn - ..,s ~A =
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Totals ..,..4 ~ n II
sRaitcd for RmMne In the fourth inning.

Totals ..,..T II n IT U
'Battcd for Browne In the fourth inning.
Chicago, ..,..........,..i o o-S
New York ,....,,.,..,..,l o o.
base hit-Chance. Two base bits-Donn. Holman.
Killing. SACRIFICE hit-McGann. Stolen bases-Don
McGann. Bresnahan and MEG ann ,weimer Tinker and
Chance. Innings pitched TAYLOR. 8; Mathewson, D.
Hits-On Taylor. II. on Methcwson. L. First base
on balis-Oh Taylor. /: on Weimer. s. Hit by
pitcher By Wcimcr. Il. Struck out-By Taylor. L.
BY Ma!hewson. 8; BY Meimer; Wild nitehes.Tay.
and minutes. Attendance
ST. LOUIS IN. LIZ. 5: BROOKLYN. 2-FIRsT GAME.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. s.--The Cardinals took a
double header from Brooklyn to-day. The
feature of the first contest was the rejuvena-
ton of the locals and the pitching Of Brown.
The visitors, could do nothing with his de-
allowing the Cardinals to get away with four
hunts in one inning. The score:
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Squadron A Wins Lively Poo Match.

NARRAGANsFrT. Aug. SIN a closely con-
tested polo match to-day Squadron A Of
New York defeated the New Haven Free
hooters by a score Of i?A to 81. The ga me
was for the Nara gansftt CUPS in the Point
judith Country Club tourney;
f,ve goals, and each pls ycd lively aggressive
polo In the second period Pu n , was
thrawn from MS peng e1 runs srTns,
field in the third period, making a ser 81 tional
goal. In the last period each team made
four goals.
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ssuvsnsp Ter Capt. Charles Barr.

Capt. Charles Barr, who "a lied the AtlaN'o
in the ocean race. has received handsome
souvenir from Wilson Marshall. the cwrer ~
the yacht. 1t Ia Q handsome silver rrr
which weighs $50 ouncer. 1t besnIn rthes
vietsey ald sHs 1sasf2s "a brake, II vas
II. ss; 6: - - - So :s:s.S sss&
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Nennor, Women n the Nets.

NEWPORT. Aug. SIN the women's doubles
at the Casino this morning there were but
two matches played both in the first round.
and the attendance was much smaller than
on previous days Of play this being due to
the extreme heat The results
Womcn's Doubes-Frst round-Mls, Helen
Weaver ard Mrs. Gwendoyn Whpple beat the
Misses Sherman. 60. "a. Miss Livingston and
Miss Greene beat Mrs. r. r. Livingston and Miss
AnLlu Shnds. Is, IS.
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Biz Crowd a, New Fms land Harness Races.

DOVER Aug. s.-Thc New England Horse
breeders Association opened a two wee.:s meeting
al Granite state Park to day The largest crowd
on record for an opening. day In New HAMPSHIRE
In the a:is trot, which was won by the favorite.
Harrison " likes fchristian Hin stables. In straight
heats octave b, who had the backing In the 2;A
class, went down before Frank ST. whose driver
Hcaid, was fined 500 after the FIRST heat Cherier
was substituted. The APO pace went 10 Starlight.
philadelphia horse after laying up the first heat
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The annual meeting Of the Sea Cliff Yacht
Club will be held at the clubhouse on Thurs
day. The following popina tons for officers
have been made Commodore. Charles E.
snkworth: vice-commcdcre. Cha rlrs +. Ber-
rer: tres surer. NJ. NJ. Deed: secIe,ary, c. s.
Chellborg; trustees to serve three years
Rnp9t e MtSy. Y. 4 xAuaa.ts skta Gna
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ar, lOIiI1,
Totals..".i 7'2s II III Totais-....2 7 30 IL
Two out when winning rut was scored

lOtde..''l go - .iI' -!
Two out when winning ruf was scored.
tBatted for Patten In the tenth inning
%..SIS SS;oai...:..SS SSi -
Left ON bases- Washington. Z: st. Louis, g.. FiIss
base on Saiis-On, Pstien. 2. Struck out.By
Patten s:by Glade. HI BY ptsherShy GA e.:
AnSer:on S.ssd Double na koth aaS
Van Zant. StahI and Hui. Umpire-Connor.
Time-i hour and IS minutes. Attendance-2''S'
CLEVELAND. s. PHILADELPHIA "a. H.. =.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. s.-The Clevelanders broke
their losing streak this afternoon. defeating me
Philadelphlas by more timely stick work. Inc
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AMERICAN, LEAGUE.
Bostons. Washinstons and Cievelands W"
Local Game P0atpeneu.

On account NJ rain there wns no game AZ
AmHrican Lea CUE Parit yesterday. IheS Ieve.
lands broke their losing streak. saueezlne on.
n victory in Philadelphia. The bos.ons kep'
up their winning work and shut OUT .he &c
troit., and the squirting, washlnGtons save
IT. Louis drubbnE and nruer hold on ia''
place. The res ilt,: .-.t.
Washinsto ION. .; ~. Louis. I.
Cleveland. 3: Phiiadelphia. q.
Boaton. q: Detro't, o.
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LOUIS IN. 1.,. 7: BRooxL1N. 2-sEcoxD uAxx.

Two base hits-Batch, Gessler, Shannon, Beck
ley. Sacrifice hit shannon. stolen bases-Bsck:
10y Burke. Hit by pitcher-By Mitchell. 2. Wild
pitches--Mitchell, 5. First base on balls-On
Mitchell. s. Struck out-By Egan. 3: by Mitchell. 3.
Left on bascS-St. Louis. 8: Brooklyn I. Umpire
Bauscwine. Tmc-i hour and 50 minutes. At
tendance 800.
CINCINNATI. 2: PHILADELPHIA IN. L., I.
CINCINNATI. Aug. B-Wlth two out In the eighth
to day. Walker singled and Huggins walked. Barry
then won the game with long triple 10 right.
Both pitchers were effective. The score:
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New Swimming Record,

.Sp-c,,i Ca,ir Dcs,;te, :, --aB :irS.
IrNpoN. AuC. 81. Welfe .wum tc-6a-
from MGrScte jetty to Hcrrc Bsy end back.
. distance Of thirty-four nnss. n hsWa
= mlnuteA TAis makes q nav rssse4. .
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CLEVELAND.

Left on bsses-Clsvelapd. Q: Philadelphia. o.
First base on balls-on Rhoadcs. S. on Plank. J.
Flick. Two base hIts-Bemis Flick Sacrifice
hits-carr. knight. stolen b.ses-FlSk. haLhei'
Umpire-o' Loughiin. Tlme-2 hours. Attenda nee
-<,~
BOSTON "a. L., 3; DETROIT. 0.
boston. Aug. s-The champions continued their
victorious career by shutting out the Tigers to-day
Disch. new recruit. ofnciAted In the box for the
visitors, and with the exception OF the second
and third Innings when the locals scored their runs.
he was very effective. Dineen's excellent ptch
ing kept the visitors guessing. The score:
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First base on erruT-Detroit. LeiI on bases-
Boston, 4: Detroit. s. fiIst base on bSilsIon
Home rln-coIlins Thres base h'ta .,,s
Schsefer and Lindsay Hit by ptcher-By Disch.
I. Wild pich-Eineen Umpire Sheridan. Time
Il hour and IS minutes Attcndance-5,O3S.
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BROOKLYN.

Two base i-Sheckard Sacrifice hits-Smoot
Beckiey, Double play.McBr1de and Burke Stolen
BY Brown, l. First base balls on Brown. Il
on Strickett. 2. Struck out-By Brown. q: ~
Strickett,s Left on bascs-St Louis. o: Brooklyn
O. Umpire ausswlne. Time hour and 20 min
utes
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Games Scheduled FOR To-day.

AMERICAN LEA0UE.
Chicago In New York: Detroit IN Boston. =,
Louis In Washington: Cleveland In Phliadelphis
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York In Chicago: BROOKLYN IN ST Iouis
Philadelphia in Cincinnati: Boston in PittsburS
nAsrKRN LnAoUu.
baItimore In Jersey City; Providence In Newark
Buffalo In Montreal Rochester in Toronto
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Driver suspended AT Oushheepsic Harness
Racps

PouoHVEErsIE. Aug, s. Hard drives down the
stretch and close finishes supplied interest for the
second days racing nj the Hudson River Driving
i'ark. The hellS were small. Burgess, the choice
at the opening OF the 2lS trot, wns distanced In
the. mrs, heat. Yves, Shore Boy seesawed with
sweet I'M ,carra and finally took the IAce. win
ming tho second fourth and NTH heats
The title of Bion Girl to the 2S pace was clouded
by the action of the judges In declaring all bets
on IN the deciding heat and suspen6ing Nal
Quinton, the driver OF Shadeland Harry. for thirty
days for driving to win In the second and fourth
heats. Quinton was cautioned In the second heat
I'M, was permitted TO dtiNc, and the next heat he
won In 2ii<. Bion Girl. with ono heat In. rent on
and took the fourth and NTH heats each time
winning by head. In tho slow time OF 2ls and
2:22ia;
?:is class. trottins. purse. $500:
West Shore Boy. b. z, by Curfew tkes.
Sweet Inni scarra, b. m. ,lPitman,...I . . )
Willow Dale. s. e, CiarD".......,,.,.t 2
Bcdella, b, m. Murphy, ........,.,,,2 8 I
Coii Julius. &. &. Waterbury,. ,..,.6 dr..
Burgess Gu e. tSm.hl. ,-....,,,,.,, dis,
Tme-7ilh. 2a7I4. 7ls,1. ?I7l1. 2ls
ass class. pacing: purse. $500:
Pion Girl. b. m, by Pion tNorton).".S 2 1 I
Shadelsnd Harry. b. &. touintoni IL > / 2 2
flme-ais4. 2iIa. 3i4G. ala 3,.h
7oa class. tortiins: purse. 800:
Masstto. blk. 4. by Constantine fDickersonl II J
Kent. On. g tbriaoksrhor1, MISUNDERSTANDING :
- ..'.''" 4ine-saA iaiN syy.--.-.. :.
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Connecticut League.

A. New I.ondon-Brdgeport. 2; New London.o
Al Norwich-Sorwich, I: New Haven. o.
Al Springfield Q: Springfield, o-Fos.
feited.
At Hartford--First game-Meriden. Q: Hart
ford, S. Second game-HaTtford, 0: Mertden. O.
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At Memphis Shreveport. 10: Memphis. o.
Al Meridian New Orleans, 0: Little Rock. 1.
Az birmingham irmingh ham. 4: Nashville. /.
At AUAntA-Rain.
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The Cariad is a .yawl in which Lord
Dunraven has cruised for some years. he
racing since his boat, the valkyrie Ill. was
beaten by the Defender in the race for the
Americas Cup.
after a general overhaulng. Since she
started racing on the other side she has been
singularly unfortunate: Three holloS ma sts
fourth OF the season. At Designer HERES
hoff's suggestion some changes were m ade
in the trim of the boat Some outside lead
has been removed and the boat lightened The
changes seem to have been beneficial
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Zone out when winning nun was scorcd.
P Bos,on .,,..,..IG ~
Three base hits-Delehanty.. Brain %. Dclan,
Leach, Sacrifice ts-Clymer. Howard Beaumont
Double olsys-Brain.' Gibson and Leach: Howard
and Rl,!hey. Stolep bases--Clarke, Beaumont
Doian. struck out--ly Wilhelm. 8: BY Lynch, g.
First base on balls Wilhelm, 1; Oh Lever Il
on Lynch, a. HIts-on Lever. 4 In three innings;
on Lynch. 3 In seven innings. Umpire-Klcm
TInc-2 hours. Attendance $500.
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western League.

Al Omaha Denver, o. Omaha. s.
Al ST, Joseph-Pueblo. IL: st. Joseph. =
At Sioux city Sioux City. IL Dss Moin es, &
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prrrssuRo. Aug at took Pi,tsburg ten innings
to beat Boston TO day. Lever was Knocked out
OF the box In three innings and Lynch. who sue :
Cerded him, did we'll. The feature OF the game
was the batting OF Brain. who had three triples
until the time he came to bat In the TENTH and he
won the game then with q single. scoring Leach.
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YACHT RACING AT COWES.
Lord Dunraven's Cariad W rs Kings Cup
-Sonya Successful.
speeiai Gable Despatch 10 THE sun

Special Cdble DeSpdIch 70 THE Sun.
CowEs, Aug. s.-In the regatta to-day
Lord Dunraven's yacht Cariad won the
Kings cup on time allowance. the Satanta.
owned by Sir Maurice Fitzgerald, finishing
first. The Kaiser's yacht eteor competed.
The race for 5? footers was won by the
yacht Sonyn.