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Larchm ont,s Race week TO Bexln ro.daY

Ihe race week OF tho Larchmont Yacht Club.
viii oh has become one Of the most important
fixtures OF the racing season. will begin to-
day. Three open regattas are to be sailed
during the week. and series races for several
classes have also been arranged In each
series there will be six races. and points will
be credited to each yacht each day. These
races and the entries are
- Soops 10 foot cass-Mineola. Yankee Sloops
40 foot class Mira. Acushla, Sloops New York
30 foot class. twelve en- les. Yawls 81 foot class"
SSnkana Memory, Sloops. SO foot class Aiimosa
Ill, Bobtail. Vivian H., Alert. Raceabouts-Tartan
hans, Cricket, Pretty Quick, Invader. Jr. Rascal
IL, Nora, Mys,ral, Gree, Sloops a. foot class
Thelma Rascal, Firehy. LLAMA, Bonito, Anone
-, Larchmont 81 footersDorothy, Adelaide. Houri,
Nlquero Sloops, 70 foot ciass-Pomons. Opossum
Montauk, Rogue. O'Kce, Sseua, Quest, More
Trouble, Otigwan, Shops, is foot class-Mist,
Hamb burg, Ace. Omoo. Indian Harbor Knocka,
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tourney has been under way during TIE
present week play being held under the
mems doubles and womens. singles, In the
men 9 doubles. T. r. Pell. New York Tennis
Club. and Henry Torrance. Englewood Field
Club, carried of the honors by defeating
events viii be finished to-day The scores: '
Mems Slngles-.Flrst roundoL; O. condit de:
feated Brown. IS. 81; y. G. johnson defeated
Second Round C. S, Fischer defeated G. Holmes.
-. O.; Theodore r. Pell defeated Robert Bryan
by default: L., Cristie defeated Dr.. Hussa. 6-2.
%: -: y H. fischer defeated L. Q. eondi,.
blu default: n. G johnson defeated j. W E. Fleuett,
e-i. So F. Holmes defeated r. r. Fischer o..
81: G. Christie defeated d. E. Roberts by de-
Third Round-rheodore R. Pen defeated c. s.
Fischer. %. 90: " NJ. Fischer defeated n. G.
johnson: e-s 60; F. Holmes defeated G. Christie
Msn. nouhss.r,r', ronna. , $; Cameron e and
s sstsa;sd syap .s, S%i,h aSd homs:
J " T, Fleue.t ana r. R. Fischer. s-s. as
d.sa'ed H snd s.mt'o? tSa Holmes
Pol and Il. Torrance defeated f. s. Cameron and
.Women's .Singles-F,rs, round-Mis. Anna NJ,
Risch; New York Tennis Club. defeated Miss Land
defeated Miss Fischer, 90, 90.
Golf Club at Ridgewood, y. j. The events
will be mems singles and mems doubles
The winner in mems singles will have the
holder Of the challenge trophy, donated by the
club last year
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NEW YORK IN. L.. 8; CHICAGO IN. L., 2.
Two ny balls 10 Slagle had disposed of as
many New York batsmen in the ninth inning
at he Polo Grounds yesterday. and the home
teams chances of winning looked as small
as pin point through the small end of a
telescope. To make matters worse the
New Yorks up to that time had made only
four strung out hits of Of Reulbach, the
Chicago pitcher. But in about two minutes
the New Yorks h ad tied the score cushions
we're raining out on the field. and the torrid
spectators were yelling and dancing up and
down madly. altogether forgetful that they
vas only another swift nnish by the New
Yorks. but the rooter never becomes jaded
Ss s .noash nf or the h New ?oFs kept
ANOTHER run and win the game;
wb Dsylin and stran,E we're the bold boys
wnnns ns snf oa ae sent pnb fhs
ss II Up dd to the Anal
len after McGann and Mertes had flied fied out.
of the fly balls hsd hit and
s" seoo SA h T' bsss sih 'ea rou ssRs
then the vocan s'e Of he co eranfs One One
overwronGht citizen ran out into the diamond
% sPf ped S Shasea 10 Of s hs e% o sE
also gave him his marching orders. Then
ne climbed back into the grandstand. For
the information of those who wondered who
he was and what he wanted, be il known
that he wanted to make a present OF IS to
Devlin.
Devlin wanted a run just then more than
he did all the five case notes that ever came
out of the Treasury. and besides the best
books on etiquette do not countenance in
terrupting a Rame TO bestow approval on a
player however substantial. Sammy Strang
lived up to his reputation as a pinch hitter
with grand slam in no trnmps to left that
brought Devln home.
Mccain and Chance made vehement
kick over a decision, Mccain over a decision
at first and Chance over called ball that
appeared o split the plate Mc(iraw slammed
his cap down on the ground once when
ball that looked TO be over Da ALIENS hea6
was called a strike. Taylor was very cffec-
tive in every inning except the second v men
he hit Chance on the elbow. Tinker sacrificed
Evcrs singled and Casey tripled two runs
resulting Dahlen doubled in the second
inning but was caught mapping
The ew Yor ks scored once in the seventh
inning by good base running on the part
of Donlin and Mccain, Donn drew four
balls and Mccain hit to left ponin scooted
around to third. drew throw there and beat
ii, and the throw enabled McGann to reach
second. On passed ball Donlin came in.
McGann was on third with only ono out
Mertes's line fly to Maloney-but was run
down on Dahlen's grounder to Casey The
fielding on bot h sides was good. but The hitting
vas so light that there was little excitement
until the closing chapters. The score:
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Vanderbilt Cup for Motor Boats.

Commodore W. X. Vanderbilt. Jr.. of the
Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club has
presented a cup to be raced for in the latter
part OF September 1t is for motor boats
driven by international combustion engines.
Tho ,rucc is to be run without time allowance
on the Sound. The distance will be- 100 miles
must be propelled by international com
bnstion engines. The exact date Of the race
will be announced later.
Conlmodore Vanderbilt is having a motor
boat built from designs by Clinton II. Crane
which will have an imported engine. lie
mas given Mr.. Crane free hand and wants
the fastest boat that can be turned out,
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HART ANSWERS RYAN,
Agrees to Meet MiddlewelEht Chsmpio on
at Any Time.

Tommy Ryan sees. as he thinks, chance
to capture the heavyweight title and il out
with def to meet Marvin Hart Ryan is
willing to face Hart to a finish and offers
to arrange the mill at once. In reply to this
Hart says:
Il do not believe that Ryan can be dragged
into the ring with me, He is simply four
his name in the papers. l will meet him and
if do YOU will see, some tough going as FAR
beating Tommy West in Louisville in seven.
teen rounds. ] beat West in sixteen rounds
and gave him an awful drubbing I was an
improved some since. will meet Rubin at
any, time or place. He has not. as asserted
by him IN interye VS.. been begging me for a
year TO fight. In fact, | am ready to meet
any man in the world-frst come first served
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For three year Odds: eleven pounds below the
scale $1,000 added: penalties and allowances six
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ro.DAps Carp ron Bn,GHrox.
Isiip Handicap and Neptune stakes Arc
Features

Herrnis must pick up l32 pounds In the
IslIp Handicap, one mile and an eighth nt
Brighton Beach this afternoon, with Dolly
Spankcr. Quilting, Merry Lark, Bad News.
Miss Crawford and others In the field OPP
posed to him. in the Neptune Stakes, for
wo-year-olds. six furlongs. Mckttredge
will probably be played to bent Don Diego.
Green Room. BeIlsnicker. Albert +. and Bill
Phillips Maiden tw0-year-olds will run In
tho FIRST age. at Ave and half furongs
with peb .un Mullins and Rapid Transit
having chances, The Curragh Steeplechase
may be won by r. Hitchcock, Jr, 3 Phantom,
with Gambling and Russell Sage also prob
able factors. 49,,
In The nth event. for platers, at a mile and
sixteenth. Ptonta, Bnttons. Jetsain, Dlnah
Shad aud Dekaber figure, Roscben has 40
pounds in the handicap, at six furlons.s,
with Frontenac Druid. Incarnation. Broad
cloth and Eugenia Burch all dangerous.
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INTERNATIONAL CHESS.
Twenty-third Round Ends With Maroczy
Janowski and Tarrasch in the Lead.

Special Gable Despatch 10 THE Sun.
OsTEND. Belgium. July "A The three
leaders In the international chess masters
tournament ,Janowski. Maroczy and Tarrasch
won their games in the twenty-third round
yesterday, Jnnowski disposed of Lconhardt
VIII lie Maroczy defeated Alapin, and these
two victors remain tied for first place Tar
rasch. by winning from Burn, moved up
into third place. Schlechter was beaten for
the first time his opponent being Black
burne, Marshall of Brooklyn scored against
Marco and Teichmann defeated Tschigorin.
The game between Wolf and Taubenhaus
WAS drawn Tho record
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WARD AND WRIGHT WIN.
American Tennis Players to Meet Austria.
Hans In Davis Cup Final.

Special Cable Despatch 10 THE SUN
LONDON, July 1.-THE doubles in the
FIRST round Of the international lawn tennis
tournament for the Davis cup were played
on the Queens Club courts to-day and
resulted in victories for the American and
Australian teams. Hocombe Ward and
Bcals G. Wright of America beat Decugis
and Germot of France. 90, 90, ca and
y. +. Brookes and A. W. Dunlop of Aus
tralia beat Won Wesley and Kinzl of Austria
meeting Of the americans and Australians in in
the final round. as each Of them has now
won a majority of the matches In the first
round.
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Baseball Notes.
". d. Ludwig credit rocs ="

". d. Ludwtg-Thc credit rrcS ." u ''.'
Old Pop Griffith has a hating CH''
And stu young Cy Young OF 300 '
70 NOV them down.
John McRAwleys One OF the
could give you the Information d. 4"
A. interspersing rispayS on cas- =
dazzling plays on diticul. chance ''r
wonder
Chaye ha, becn hitting and seal -
wholesale rate since the New h''
took 10 the provinces.
Aertes Is Improved rood dca
lstely-sl1tecn sAtct!cS In the last ~
his hitting has brsn timely too
Ciymcr, one Of the charter ulcrt'
cicty Of Rsnined Fines. made
nIst thrce games In Brooklyn.
Valuable articles arr PCT .p'G L. s,'-t :
The1PNS Johnny Eyrrs for i1S;ancc
ernnnd oasemAn Is ever taNo.ted OF boz. "
She Aaf9eRAr
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BOBTON

First base on crrors-Boson. s: Cincinnati, I.
Len on bases Boston, 5. Cincinnati s. First
base on balls on Wilhelm, /. Struck out By
Wilhelm. 1 by Ewing; Z. Home run odweli
wilhelm. stolen bases Ahbaticcho, Higgins.
Double pay-Schlci and Harry. Triple piny y"
Corcoran Huggins. Schlci Stclnfcldt and Huqglns
tmpi'c-Johnstonc. Time hour and 40 minutes
PHILADELPHIA IN. L.. T. FIT Louis a. L).2
PHuApRLPHIA, july 1.-THE philadclph,as hit,
Taylor freely In the second. third and fourth in :
nlngS 70 day and easily took the last game OF the
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BRCOKLTS.
| Totals ... 2 7?7 II
'Batted for Stlickett In the ninth inning

'Bat,ed for Sthcklett In the ninth inning.
Pittsburg ..........,.....l o o o q a.
Brooklyn. ..,.,.,....,, o o q q %
First base on errors -pit'sburr. 3 Let on
bases-r'rooklyn, Z. Pttsburg g Frs, base on
balls-of Strickle:t. 5; on Case. 2 struck out
BY Strlcktett. 9. Two base hits Dobhs. Rltchey
Wagner. Sacrifice hltS-Lcwls. CLARKE stolen
bases-Dobbs. Leach, Howard, Brain Wild pitch
Case Passed bali-Hltter. Hi, by pl,chcr--By
Strlcklet, |: by Case, /. Umpre-Klcm Time
hour and ~ minutes. Attcndancc-i,Soo.
CINCINNATI. 4; BOSTON IN. LJ. g.
RosToN. July A.--Cinc!nnau defeated Boston
10 -day by making u sensational triple play in the
ninth inning The locals took the lead In the fourth
Inning, when their hits and the visitors errors
were buchcd In the sixth Odwcll knocked a
homo run with one man bases. The triple
play duplicates one made by Boston on Wednesday
Tho score:
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STRANG And DEYLIN HEROES.
THEIR RITS WIN FOR TIE NEE'
YORkS ~ TIE NINTH.

Chicago Pitcher weaken, AMI Locals
Mltc To'!ld Finish Their Season
just Half Over Ittsburgs Win
QIakers and Clnc!nnatls Victorious.
The Now York Nationals reached the half
way mark In their list of scheduled games
yesterday aud made il victory. Yesterdays
was their seventy game and also
the third victory in the series OF four &c mes
with the Chicagos. The Brooklyns lost three
out OF four to the Pittsburgs, the Philadel-
phias had but little trouble In worstng the
Cardinals. and the Cinclnnatis defeated the
Bostons. The results:
New York, .; Chicago, z.
Pfttsburg, 4: Brooklyn, =.
Cincinnati. 4; Boston, ..
Philadelphia, :: st. Louis, 4.
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Lei, on b,scs Philadelphia, 5: St. Lnnis, g. First
oonn-By Taylor. q BY corriio 4; Thieo base hit
McBhec. Two bcsc hl,s-Hransheil a., Gleason.
sacrifice hit -Corrlon. Slclen bases Fransnelt.
Tho mas. Courtney. Doolln. Double piaysBeck :.
Icy and shay; lloolin Gleason and Bransneld
Hit by piichcr-By Corri1on. 1. tmpre--Ba
wine; T'me--i hour and 20 minutes. Attendance
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CANADA WINS KOLApGRE cur.
shooters From the Dominion beat Other
British Co, Onles.

Spseid! cable Dsspaiot THE St'N
LONDON. July 1.-THE kolaporn Gun 4
thots at 200, 500 and GOO yarcSl was shot for
at Bisley to-day. The score was Trans
veal. 1884, ENGLAND. 1872 New Zealand, 7lo,
Guernsey. 73i: Canada. 75s.
me o,ip was won last year by New Zca-
AGd, VITA score of 7l9.
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American A&orlattor

Al Observation-Disclosures I: M'lva ~. 1
AZ Kansas City Kansas City. : T..
A. ST. PAul-St. Paul. Z; lndianaT
A. Minneapolis Louisville. b. Sl'''l. #. s.. e
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AMERICAN LEAGLE.

New Works Fail Victims to the Proves
o; the Clcvela
With pgtchod-up team. Chase and Ortiz
being on the hospital list. the adverse luck
OF the New Works continued yesterday and
they were beaten by the levelands, from
whom they have not won a game this season.
The ChicaRos shut out Washington. and st.
Louis beat Boston. Rain kept the Detrolts
and Philadelphia from playing. The results:
Cleveland. Z; New York., =.
Chicago, 2; Washington. o.
st. Louis, 3: BsNton, =.
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May be seen at The
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Apply to Samuel Un.
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Newark ..,.,,........... O o o O O n ar
Montreal. q o Id
Mcaney. Home r,ln-Cockman Sacrince hits
Felix. Joyce. Stolen bases-Gatins. Lachance.
and o'Hsgan; L. Hartman. Miller and Lachances.
Struck out.By Hesterfcr. S: BY Felix. 8: by Pap:
Innings pitched By FelII. =: ty Pappalau. 2. Hits
OF Felix. o: on Felix. 8; OF pappaiau. 2. Hit by
Rauh, Lett on bascs-Ncwark. o; Montreal.
AT TORONTO.
Toronto. % o o o o 0 o % =
Providence, % I % 8
Batteries Caldwell and Sullivan: Poole and
Thomas.
Az RochcStcr-Rain.
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AZ Memphls-Mcmp a. Mont ~
AZ New Orleans-Ncw orleans Il,
Al Shreveport Shreveport, \ N.,0,.'
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JRRsRY CITY.
BUFFALO

Builalo,;;... '''''''''..'''0 %
Jersey City.,...,.,.....,.0 o O O o.
First base on crror-Jersey City. Left on
bases Buffalo, 3; Jersey City. s. First base on
BY Milliaan, 4; by Theilman, 4. Two base hit
Theilman. Sacrifice hts-McAuley, Kelster (2,
Woods "a. Double p,aysWoods and Pattee
Thcman. McAucy and Merritt. Hit by pitcher
BY Theman, 1. umpres Conway and Hassett
Time hour and IS minutes. Attendance-,i8 1853
MONTREAL 9: NEwAYK. s.
MONTREAL, July H-Montreal's hits were op-
perfume with Newark's errors and won for the
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
TANDISa OF THR CLUBS
JE.sry CITY, |: BUFFALO,

7,
BUFFALO, July with Manager Stallings out
of the game for Buffalo for Yesterdays attack
on Umpire Hassett everything went pcaceably to.
day Jersey City by TO 0. bu, the fans
witnessed OF the finest battles OF the year The
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CLEVELAND. Z, NRw YORK IA. L.. 2.
CLRv ELANp. July 1.-THE New Yorks.
crippled In practically all departments,
were no match for the Napoleons to-day.
ana were defeated by 7 to 2. Powell wac
on the firing line for New York and Mike
Powers at the receiving end, the latter having
been donated by Connie Mack Of the Phila-
d.elphias. Conroy was At nrst Chase suffer
ing from q broken nose. Orth is laid up with
Intestinal inflammation and Kleinow has q
split hand Elberfeld vas spiked by Bradley
erty's hand was badly hurt IN the eighth
while, trying to pick Turner's foul on the b
bleachers.
Cleveland scored in four lnninss- In the
first. Bay and Flick scored on q base on balls,
double and single, and Bradley and stovaIl
counted In the fourth on two doubles, sacrt-
Ace and single. Jackson and Bay scored in
me next inning on a single. a pass ana e
Bradley scoring when he was hit. followed
by two singles
Williams scored in the second on base
on bal u.s. a single and an out, and Keller
crossed the plate in the third on his single
and Elberfeld's double .Conroy and Fultz
we're New York's stars in fielding and Turner.
Stovall and Bay Cleveland's. .Lajoie saw
I he game from his wheel chair in q corner
I he field. The score:
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New England League

A. Concord-ConcorJi,5 5; Haven.
Az Nashua-Sashun, 4: ManchcS'tr. ,....,
At New i.edford-Nrw Bedford, 4. n '''''
At Lynn-Lynn, Is. Lowell. q
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Southern Tier Association
Southern League,

A. Elmira-Elmira, S: Horncllsvil'
At Addison-Addlson. 4: Corning
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'Batcd for Crigcr In the ninth inning.
Boston 49,. ,,..,...., o o o %
Three base h!!s,,s,ahl, FHsk Petty Stolen
base Selbach Wild pitch-Wntcrs First base
on bals-oN Petty l: on Winters. 8. Struck out
By Petty. !: by winters: l, Left on bases-St:
Louis 7: Boston, L. Umpires-McCarthy and
oLouVhlln. Time hour and ~ minutes. AT
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Games Scheduled for To-day.

"S"eS t'c1eUutu OF TOU1y.
NATIONAL LEAauR.
Pttshurg In New York: Chicago In Brooklyn:
Cincinnati In Philadelphia: st. Louis In Boston
AMERICAN LRAoUR
New York In Cleveland: Washington In Chicaro.
Philadelphia In Detroit: Boston In ST. Louis.
EASTERN LRAGuR
Jersey City In Buffalo: Newark In Montreal:
Baltimore In Rochester: Providence IN Toronto
Polo.
ORANGE, n. j.. July I'm the final Of an
invitation polo tournament played this after
noon at the Essex County Country Club
West Orange, the Whippany River Club Of
Morristown defeated the Somerset County
Club. by the score Of Soals to sh With
this victory the Morris county players secure
the handsome cup offered BY Unal H. No
Carter OF Newark. Tho best play inr Tas
done by Bon Niool. for Whippany River.
who scored four EoAls.
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Hudson River League,
New York state Learur.

At Paterson-Patcrson, 8: Hudson,
A. Kingston Kingston, 6; Poughkc"pN', j.
At Ncwburgh field, 2, Newhursa J.
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rlrTsBrRo. 4: BROOKLYN. 2

Strckle't pitched good enough to win
against the PittshurgS yesterday, but the
support he received was good enough TO lose
Errors figured in couple of Pittsburg's runs
and their margin of victory was two runs
wild throw by Batch let in a run in he first
inning, and low throw by the same at hleta
gave Clarke a life in the eighth inning The
game was won and lost in the eighth After
Clarke had reached first. Leach 81 gled Way
nor smacked double to center. scoring Leach
and Clarke. Wagner came the rest OF the
way on Howard'S bunt and an out Wagner
was most obliging parsonage for the Pirates
Besides driv ing in couple OF runs. he had
fourteen miscellaneous chances at short
and not one of them escaped his horny palms
Gessler. Ritter and Iumley werr the barters
chiefly responsible for Brookyns runs The
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COnnec ucut League.

Az Mertden-Mertden, 2: New London. n
Al Observation-Disclosures, 5: Springhcd,
AZ Holyokc ,-Holyokc. II; Norwich.
Al New acknowledgement. I; New 'ioveH'
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ed sacnee fAe Turne s i Fes stolen
bass Bradley, Williams First bas- on balls
eli. l. Len II" on bases cleveland. Z. New YORK
8, Struck out-By loss, o BY Powell 2 w.. Double
Connor. Time-l hour and IS minutes Attend
ance-S663
CHICAGO "a. L.. q WASHINGTON. q.
CHICAGO July n-Chicago shut Washington
out by steady play. The only runs OF the game
came In the fourth inning, when Davis drew four
balls. Donahue beat a bunt, and wild throw BY
Wolfe and long fly Melted two tallies. The score
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Al Observation-Disclosures II; utlca. Z.
At Albany-Albany 1: Wilkcsharrc,
Al T roy-Scranton. S: Troy, 3
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 4: a. j. G., ].
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Raseba''. Warrington Park. To-day. 3 80.
Brooklyn vs. Chicago. Adm sOc.--Adr
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III RACE.

Poor start won easily Andria, br, T. ?. by Cano.
pus-Andrsa; owned BY Henry Albers: trained by
Z, -
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The score.

Two out when winning run was made, 'Batted
for Taylor In the eighth Inning.
Chicago. ..,............ o 2 0 q 0 o O %
New York....---........ q O o 0 o O 1 o "a
lHft on hasesNcw York. S: Chicago. g. First
base on balls on Taylor. / OF Rculbach. l. Struck
ou'-By Taylor. S: by Witsr. 1: by Rculbarh s.
Three base hi, Casey. Two base hit-Dahirn.
Sacrifice hits Tlnkcr. king. Double plays
Tinker. Evcrs and Chance ~. Wild pitch-Reul-
bach. Passed ball King. Hit by pitcher-By
TAYLOR L by R"ulbach, l.. umpircs-Emsc and
ance-5OOO.
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Totas.....2 n II liTotals. 30 7A 10 ,
Chicago: ................0 Q %
bases Chicago. 3: Washington. 6. Two base hit
Cassidy. Stolen bases-F. Jones. Davis, Dun
don. Double plays-Huelsman and Hickman;
Wolfe and S,ahl. First base on balls-on Woife.2
Struck out-.By White, 3: by Wolfe. 8. Umpire
Sheridan TIME hour and 81 min utes. Attend
Ance-3O0
st. LOUIS "a. H.. 5: BOSTON "a. L), 2.
ST. LOUIS, July 1.-THE st. Louis Browns de-
feAted boston To -day The scoyc.
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LAWN TENNIS.


At Ardsley on the Hudson, the honors OF
the invitation lawn tennis tournament were
settled yesterday. George l.. Wrenn. Jr.. and
Reginald Fncke. winning their third straish
match. This clever pair easily defeated
Harry f. Allen and Charles F. Watson. Dr..
e-l. Cd. e.. The other contest resulted
In favor Of Raymond ID. Little and Robert
lie Roy. who disposed OF Stephen c. Millett
and E. r. Marvin. 6-S, co, e. Hackett
and Alexander. who were favorites for first
place. were obliged to default. owing to an
injury to Alexander's hand. The scores
Mems Doubles-George L. wrenn. Jr.. and Regi.
maid Fincke defeated Harry r. Allen and Charles
T. watson, Jr.. OIL Ga. "a. Il. ID. Little and
RobeH 10 Roy defeated Z. r. Marvin and Stephen
G. Millett, o-3. Ga, g..
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SECOND RACE.
THIRD RACE

Good start; won driving: out OF Reach. br. h, S,
by Pcrsimmon Sandhy: owned by Matte Corbett;
trained by j. D. Odom.