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FOGLER-BEnELL LAP FIELD.
Now York and Dsvts0 Divide Hensrs In
Amateur Cycle Races.

Joe Fogler and John Bedeil woke up the
crowd at Madison Square Garden last hight
by stealing q lap on their opponents in the
twenty mile open professional liver Law
son had just won the mile handicap from
scratch in very fast time and did not ride In
the twenty mile event Kramer's name was
down on the program for both OF the profess
sionul events. but he failed to show up
The announcement that Kramer was not
riding because he had broken bis bicycle In
the afternoon was received with derisive
jsers and shouts of Hes afraid Of Lawson"
For some unk no wn reason none OF the Newark
amateurs competed. though many of them
had entered.
Eeither lawson nor Kramer started in tho
big twenty mile open. but twelve others did.
among them being Mcfarland. Fem and
Hobo King Of six day race fame. Krebs
seemed to think he was going to win the first
hve dollar mile prize. but Fem and Root
flashed by Herr Krebs. Root trailed Fem
until there was but half II lap to go. when
hs outsprinted Fem and finished ahead OF
him by half length. Fem then had to re-
tire on account Of a punctured tire. D0rlon
won the second mile without much opposition
Root looked like q sure winner OF the third
Is, but Schroeder took II away from him.
Little Dorlon won another Ave by finishing
| first when the fourth mile was ended. John
a11. and oss nFnt hs '
he ooEsa .rond
n so GS 10 y ~ for :R ps and Ts
the sixth mile when John Bedell was leading.
VIE MoFafsnd out. there was no one to
create any disturbance. 80 John Bedell and
Fosler took turns At Winning he mite prizes
the fourteenth mile. but he picked an naus'
p'f Fosi.r Was leading at the time. while John
sprlnted past the two leaders they lost very
f%sl isp and En- Kset ersss.d ss: e
1nsts.nsR ne mile 1 making IA great sH jump ans
gained SHGs third q lap before FoSier concluded
Fse g Svs5hsu!.d Root after E !, hard rid.
S Sh %ss as The End an the with ,s0 sf Menus
trailing along behind. When Fogler saw
bow much ground he , would haze to cover
before he could give John Bsde battle he
place, Bedell finished ten lengths aheSd
Of Foeler and brother Menus .1 kept going so a.
Han NIL Neviss ,n.v,,, BY %l,sm Miller Nsy
lam J. Bsnnser New York. third. Time, minute
Mai Mile Open, Am.,saru Won BY Fred Ernst!
Aev fsT a. Hs S S %s minute
4 seconds.
One Mile Han licap. Professional Won by liver
lawson. Salt Lake CITY. scratch: s. Fem. Bristol
ss fc sssoHe Ss" std %
Time. minute ~ 3 s seconds.
One Mile Handicap Ama.eur-won by Matt
Ssars: is
h WENT TIM Mi: opsn sesSnd by John
| Bedc. tynbrook; Joe fogier. Brooklyn, second:
Menus Bedeil. Lynbrook. third: 9. @, Schneider.
| Time. 81 minutes q IS seconds Mile prize win
ners .Poger. o. John Bedel Q: Dorion. .; fsoot aud
Sehreiber. I eoch-
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Chicago, 4: Boston, =.
Pit tsburg, 4: Phlladelphia. =

NEW YORK tx. LIZ. Q: ST. LOUIS IN. LII. 1.
The champions crush cd the Cardinals yester-
day and also outclassed them In . game that
was saved from being dull by the ball breaking
hitting Of the New Yorks. The st. Louis men
played q mechanical. laok-lustsr game.
ana even In the nrst inning. when tho first
three bAtters made base hits. did not appear
TO be enthusiastic over the outlook. Mathew
sen was their master at al stages. and they
WOULD have been ehut out but for base on
e &. sas;ih rs ss. Yai ss b sans
and devastated the latter Tor . supply Of
I'M h viz .s.s ssyaa fos ~
ropes gave the st. Louis outielders much
LED exercise. The ball went 80 fast several
would have saved distance and breath had
they chased straight out instead OF cutting
ASto:s IN vain sldeayoTs to head the 6aii on;
feet, but. the pedal fielding was no more
Four Cardinals reached Hrst base In tho
4oso s SINGLED , sSanp psr
ss.anon, HoS.ssr YER e ' did Ssstsr than
.ss sSarp pay ss9
that teams Of Championship stun make
HnOOt curved e0I0 one tO.centeI, SNhhx
dlsposed OF Reckley. Shay walked and hlied
Win bshien the magnet that attracted the
After forcing Mertes In the. second and 60
Ing to second on wild pitch. the usuallyiclear-
headed Dahlen let his Wits 60 wool gathering:
He ran to third on Deviin's ny to Smoot and
was doubled. That was q play that teams
Of championship stun do not make often
Burke made clever play In the third. Bower
man doubled, and Mathewson drove jumper
to Burke. The latter after getting the ball
b?uSs IT, %
cceptional for solidity and SEQUENCE. Donlin
let fy with homer past Homer q the house
through the middle meadow and Dahlen
dashed single along the green central sward
This made three runs. and Dahlen scored
on Devlin's out At hrst, base on balls to
StrsnR and Bowermsns blazer to center
Beckley's errors and moro slambang hitting
gave, the New Yorks three runs In the afth;
beekley fHmbled Donln.s gr r1 lam, and
by Beckley. poniin going to third and Moo ann
to second. Mertes's triple scored both men
ana Dahlen's hit scored Mertes.
Duhleavy scored for st. Louis In the sixth
on a base on balls. two outs at first and
StrauG's tumble. Barring this one slip,
Strang helded excellently. Dahen ficked
a home run to center In the seventh inning.
The muscular four-Donlin, Mc(iann. Mertes
and Dahlen-made all of New York's runs
and ten of the hits. The Cardinals Allied up
IN the ninth with two real hits and bunt.
hour and the third out came quickly. The
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Wright Meets Larned, and Collins Plays
Hobart In All Comers' Semi.Finals.

NEWPORT. Aug. 2s.-Only four players of
the orr ginal 1o6 who were entered In the
national tennis tournament remain In the
running, and these will appear In the semi
finals tomorrow. they being paired a. fol-
lows. Collins We. Hobart and Wright vs..
Larned. Tho latter match is slated for the
cham nionship court. and whoever wins 1t
should be the opponent OF the champion.
as In all probability either Wright or Iarned
winner VIM Ta in the upper half in tie ali corners
over to-day's match between Wright and
on SheS coRs w.s
to he able to make his friends maintaining
that the Pennsylvania man would win at
BeaIs G. Wright ubundantiy Justified
the faith which his frends r., reposed .h - him
BY sending d9wn to deSf N sss
defeat for Clothier, who has been rated as one
Of the stars In the list. II was only 10 the first
ss a h bea nd sST s
wild. In the last two sets Wright outplayed
him and was too fast for him, ,
Richard Stevens resulted In reversal Of
the verdict at Southampton when Stevens
defeated Hobart who won ,, today: although
BUT md is sG pessrded as not likely Ss make
s tones tho mRod Gs 1ssnd chs@
Stevens or Hobart. in the semi-hnsls, Will
lam A. I.arned had no dliiiculty, In dspoeing
in three straight sets. The summary Of the
days play was as follows:
Az Corners snIes,Fjfts rc.nd1KreiE &. Col,
Mob art bea! richard steysn. - 60 81 -;
% %.m 0s & I wsT s.., e e.. ssn1
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I, OUTWARD, MILE CHAMPION.
Massachusetts Private Heads ESQ Crack
Shots at Sea Glrt.


Sea GRIT. N, j.. Aug. 2s.-.A Massachusetts
won the individual national championship
to-day after a see-saw contest Of four days.
Durward's score was $50 out OF possible
500, and he won by . comfortable margin
His scores were: Slow IRE. lie: rapid fire. so'
skirmish fire. ia. Durward's first skirmish
run was 80, and his second run, Of. cline red
the victory. for big runs have been at die
count. Dlrward also won the gold medal
for the highest aggregate score In skirmtsh
Ore, TIA. De.
While the statistical officers wers over
whelmsd with hsures this evening and we're
unable to announce the twelve medal win
ners. Capt. A. T.. Wells OF the Seventy-f'rst
New York with total OF All Ia among tho
twelve medal men. The individual pistol
match went to Lieut.. +. II. Sayro OF Squadron
A after an Intensely exciting match. Sayrs
scored 7s7 ont Of q possible $50. defeating
First Lieut. Jens r. Stedje. Fourth Cavalry.
BY one point.
Tom Anderton OF tho Manhattan Rihs and
Revolver Association and George Cook. the
crack Marylsnd rife shot, tied for third place
with asa. Sayre made three possibles In the
I've ranges fred His scores were Seventy
1--WE yards slow fire. ~; twenty-five yards
timed IRE. so; Atty yards timed Ore. -; twenty.
f1vo yards rapid fire. so: fifteen yards rapid
The four high men are all sxRsrisne.d
Shots and splendid physicsl specimen: Q!
ere, while stsdjs won the gold medal for ,Ihe
asa ssofs: sd AND t:p sSo r Sc:
highest score for timed fire.
hf Il Ss n %iss y ns &: E:T ns 'is
low
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siow Rapid SktTh SIXTH

The Now YORK team, - announced BY
sisht. {oie",; sTst: b9sis; Ss 8. a,s
Ssyss.a LEVI; Rs1aR:y: s:ysss:S SssssS
s.ss; fa:lf: Ss:E : 1sS:SSss:
ss s'sss stlts .ns SSs:
ard. evenly drst. SerGt., w. =. Short Of
the Seventh. one Of the best shots on tho
sSH serious Gus Illness In his family.
The gold medal for the hghest aggregate
" y s q & kS
s she 500 aa YARD rapid a. ire 1ss e Closed To-Day
ray Ssp Of m:soS .Gi' Sss s
to Be followed by the go yard stage. Teams
0 %sr 1xs,Sf west fes p tan and
The %sRss vii 1 s. an nf on
teams ard rs teams q New York, Ohio.
a. a the strongest a Of she teams. With the odds
in favor Of New iors. tas infantry and
m mar }e BY the s'h ssd
New Jersey association matches It is ex-
peeted that the original closing day. Sept. y.
win be observed. The corrected program
match. inspectors match. carbine team match.
Sept ifGPnS e feas' %s;cS company team
MATCH Leech cup mAtchi
Sept. s-Regmenta, team match Wimbledon
cup match. ~
.;sS es%s: s;9 ~.s s:asas :s@
nbh match.
To-day's conditions were easily the best
that the $50 competitors have faced IN the
four days contest. The wind was moderate
and the Il sht good. Early In the day Cen.
Hall annolnced that in the second skrmlsh
run only the 96 leaders would be allowed
to compete and the match management
was thus enabled to close the composition at
$50 O'Clock.
Infantry. aud Sergt II Ba ptlst of the marines.
last years. top liners in the individual match.
was reached. sayre. one, OF the finest skir-
mishers in the army made an 81 on his first
burward, an old State team man OF Massa-
chusetts. by his score Of $50 beat the 4s7
made last year by Ssyre for last years COIN
petition had an additional range OF 800 yards
rapid fire
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RACINE at Lat0nia.

CINCINNATI. Aug. B.-Jumpers seem scarce
here as another race cut out at Latonia TO day
from failure 10 MI. The track was fast. DR..
Wang ridden by Radtse. won the second race by .
nose after an exciting drive through the stretch
with Wedgewood, outlaw closed fast on the out
side and many thought he was second
first Esce-f,yc and . half furlonEs-CharlLs
Eastman Of IN. AUSTIN, 70 1 won: 0rbicular 100
&C. M Norris. 8 to 1. second: Yssd, 100 tThomer
30 10 T. third. Time. i:o7 As. FiaSstone, Theo
Case Mint Boy and Quinn Brady also ran.
Second Race--One Nile and nfty yards.Dr.
Wang e5 (Radtke,, Is 70 s won wed(ewood, %
Is 70 /. third Tine. i;M 49,, Tss Pct R9ysi
Third Rsce-Six furlongs-Mabel Winn. ~
&C. Morris,. I TO S, won: Maccona, % tVsnderbouu,
70 !, second The Only Way. % tschade), 10 to l.
third. Time. 1913 SIS Dell Leath. Praise, Phiora,
Malediction. Judex. Trom3euse and John Les.
Fourth Race-Slx furiong.--Eria Lee. ~ ~. H.
HARRIS. Is to s. won: Wexford, 9S u. Willlamsl
to l. second: The Roustabout, % (Radtkel, to l..
third. Time. lIAl.6. Melodns. Miladl Love.
Ethel Davis, Tom Kiley. Pieuron. Miss Mae Day.
Bel Toon. CLANCY Frank Bell and Ethel Barry
F.nh a.c.-Handlc.p. sig tuyionss-- run!cu
iairc, % ID. AUSTIN, 10 won Mayor johnson, ~
HisEs; 70 J. third. Time, i:ls IS. Princess
o! sia,h i RRsssMFivs and ssf furions.- Field
iams,. 10 2 second: Leta Duty. io2 dee loom AM,
S 10 1. third. Time, i012 rs CalettA Hostility.
Vic Kinney. Follow the Flag and At'erwcll also
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CLEVELAND. 8. NEW YoHK "a. In
CLEVELAND. Aug. IA double steal ana
Hess avoirdupois figured materially IN
Cleveland's victory to-day over the Now
Yorks. or course the big Germans pitching
and the Maps brilliant fielding were also
factors but tho ofer features came ct the
eleventh hour and therefore stands out most
prominently. The score was tie when the
Maps came to bat In the ninth. jackson
sin fled and went to second on Turner's out.
Clarke walked and. with Hess up. both pulled
OF the double steal. Hess then poksd
grounder at CHESHIRE. who. turning to third
with his arm upilfted, chased JSckson back
to the bag. Then be Ghot the ball to Conroy.
who had to stretch himself to pull In the vide
throw Hess bumped into him. sending him
OF his balance. and before he could recover
Cleveland chased Orth on the rubber In
the seventh, after Jackson had scored on
his double, Turner'S sacrifice. ClsrksS
out and Hess double. Cheshire suoceed;,
ing him. The sixth practically so4n1eo
Orth q death knell. Clarke walked ana HSy
sin gled. both scoring on Flioks double. Ths
latter scored on steal and Bradley shsis:
the s:' seventh Kss!er snd klS.rfela singled Singled
and Conroy counted on BayS error. passed
ball and q Wild pitch,
fAjoie celebrated. his ,readvent into the
game by playing first base. but failed to
distin gush himself either at the bag or at
bat. The shaking up of the batting order
worked we'll. The score:
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-FOUR IN TENNIS JOURNEY.

Time-2:i5l1, als,t. a:lS.t. ai44.
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DON CARR AN EASY WINNER.
Black PAGER Beats Maud Keswick In 7.OS
Class at Providence.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Aug. 2S.-Thirty- five
hundred persons saw the races at the openin g
OF the Grand circuit meeting here to-day.
the attendance comparing fsvorsbly> with
that Of former years. In the nrst race. the
POS pace. Don Carr. owned by Tobias Burke
of this city. was favorte. selling at 500. with
the field selling At $50. The big black PAGER
took the first heat. but dropped the second
one to Maud Keswick by head. In the third
heat, however. Clarke took his horse out
around keswick on the backstretoh and tax
inR the pole came down under tn wire win
ner by at least ten engths.
In the 2lS class pace the bay geldtng Bolivar
We. picked by the books to win. and In the
frpt heat it appeared that their Judgment
was good. for BolivsE took the heat BY mar
row margin from Halt the second choice
In the SECOND beat. however. . surprise was
sprung, Doris B.. brown marc that every
one had overlooked. solng out and taking the
heat with speed TO spare. 1t was Doris b.
second money on the strength Of having won
the first heat. although the best that the bay
In the last event OF the day .Morone. the
favorite. won the race after dropping the
second heat to Huffman, Tho talent showed
con hdence In Great Medium for place at even
money, but the horse did not shON at all
and was distanoed In tho last heat. The sum-
maries.
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TO-DAY'S CARD FOR SHEEPsHEAD
BAY.
Dolphin and Partridge Stakes Are the
Features,

F0oCUfUo,
Only q fair lot Of three-year-0lds have
been named for the Dolphin Stakes, nine
furlongs. to be run at Sheepshead Bay track
this afternoon. Pasadena must ooncede
weight to the fast My Coy Maid and
to James b. Brady's Wstsrlisht. who will
probably rule the choice with 0amara also
In some favor For the Partridge Stakes
at six furlongs on the turf. Yankee Consul.
Phldias, VI o and Bill Phillips will probably
attract support In the handicap. at six
frrlongs on the main track. Shot Gun has top
weight, with Lady Amelia also we'll burdened.
and such sprnters a. Frontenac. Handzarsa.
Burnt Hills. Goldsmith. Druid. Ancestor and
D'Arkle to beat.
Only four have been named for the steeple-
chase. over the short course. with Balzac
possible winner over Black Death and Grandpa.
the prospective oontendsrs. The 9TH race:
Marie. israeiite. Atwood, Sheen. Thistle
Heather and Irish Witch having good chances.
The last race, q handicap. at nine furlongs
en- turf; WIN bring tosethsr ALVIN: Hume.
others. The entries follow:
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Squadron 4 Beaten In Gesc Polo Game

NEWPORT. Aug. 1.-The Squadron po'n,
team Of New York came within an ace oil
bcnting tho crack Myopia team th,s atr',
noon al tSe Westehcster Club grounds IL me
tournament for the Newport cups hf~
minutee end forty second overtime h'lns
necessary to decide the winners. ~ r rss
emo o! The time the score was tied NJ 10. nv
Myopia team had to allow eight goals TO- ~
squadron men. The game was OF" NJ %,
life and good polo from start to i'nisn, am
from his pony, but escaped injury. All o.
th. Myopis men put up a good scrappy game rSs
Milburne, II any. excelling the Others '"
score Myopia. II; Squadron A. II"
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RkOOxLYN,
Totals. 10 II ~ 10 3


Brooklyn. ] o 10
Cincinnati. ,:.........o o. o O-S
First base on erron-Brooklyn. 2: Cincinnati. D.
Left on bases-Brooklyn. Q: Cincinnati, O. Firs;
base on bAs-on Stricklett. ,: OF Mcintyre. i:
Of Ewing, I; q, Chech: / Struck cutsMBy s.Ick
Home run-Luiniey. Three base hits-Ritter
corcoran- Two bass s.l hit-iswts. Sacrifice hits
Double play-Haiay. Lewis and GessIer Hi by
pitcher-By Stricklett. I: by Ewing. I. Hits-Of
Stricklett In nve innings: on McIntyre, In four
four innings. tmplre-Emslic. Tfme-2 hours.
Attendance-l,6O0
CHICAGO IN. LIZ, 4: BOSTON IN. LJ, :.
BOSTON, Aug. 28.--An Of Chicago's runs TO day
were the result OF errors by the Boston team, while
none of the visitors mispays proved costly. Weimer
fast nve innings The score:
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Selling: for three year olds and upward: 81, 900
added allowances: one mile and a sixteenth on
International Chess.
Special Gable De,pakh TO THE sun.

BAKMES. Germany Aug 2S.-In the thir-
teen'h round of the international chess mas.
tors tournament, contested here to DAY,
Maroczy drew with Janowski. Schlechter
won from Bardeleben, ! eonhardt beat Berger,
Sncchtlrg scored against Burn, Marshall
drew with Alapin. Tschigorin defeated Gott-
schall. John beat Moses and Wolf drew with
Bernstein.
The game between Tschigorin and Jsnow-
ski. adjourned from the eleventh round.
was drawn; John won, his adjourned game
record to date,
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DETROIT.

BASE hits-O6 Kitson, Q In . mnings: on Disch,
base hits--Lindsey. Crawford. Plank. Y. Cross.
Sacrifice his-Schaefer. Mummy. Poyen. Waddell,
ply. Eirst base on b.iis-on Plank. /: % Dsch i.
Iii; BY pitcher-By Plank, l. Left on bssss-De.
by Disci. /: by Plank. ;: by wsddell. ,. Double
piay--Disch. Cleary and Lindsey. Passed ball.
Powers Wild pitch-Piank. Umpire-O'LOughlin
Time hour and Is minutes. Attendance 600
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NATIONAL LEA0Uu.

NATIONAL LkA0Ub
ST. Louis Ia New York; Cincinnati ~ BrnoE3n
Chicago In Boston: FttsbGTg In Phi'sdepha
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York in DeeroIS: Boston 10 81. Louis; "a>a
ingtop In Chicago: Philadelphia 10 Cleveland
kAsrRRN LRAoUx.
Jersey City In Rochester: Newark In montreal
Providence In Buffalo: Baltimore In Toronto.
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SEATED for Young In the ninth inning

Chicago. i Q o o i -
Eimt base on erron--Boeton. s: Chicago. T. Left
Lon Young. ,; al. Werner, - struck ou,~By
Young. q By Weimer. .. Two base hit-Morsn.
Sacrifice hit--MoCArthy. Stolen bases Carthy,
LAuteTboIn. Hit BY pltcher-ay Weimer, /. Wild
ptrhes--Youny, O. Umpire Time-i
hour and 20 minutes AttendAnce-i8O6.
vrIrssURo. 4: PHnApRLpnA IN L. g.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 2s.-pitsburg hit well
together TO day and won handly Munson, the
Philadelphia now catcher. was Nslbly nervous
and permitted the visitors 10 run tho bases almost
As they pleased. The score
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American Associsti on.

Al Minneapolis Minneapolis g. Columbus I.
Al st. Pauf-St Paul. s: Toledo. s.
At Mllwaukee-lndianApolis, g. Milwaukee. : III
Al Kansas osy-Icuisvilis, >; Kansas City. !?
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CHAMPIONS CRUSH CARDINALS
SLASHING STICK WORK ny NEW
F.: YORK BATTERS.

Triples, Homers and Doubles Come IN
Huncil- Brooi<lyns Bring sorro" Ia
tho Rods, Pirates Defeat Quakers and
Chicasos Are Tso Much Tor BOSTON,
The tail end In the National League changed
hands yesterday. 1t passed into the Keeping
OF the Bostons. who were defeated by tne
Chicagos at the same time that che Brook
lyns were defeating the Cincinnatis. The
New Yorks won easily from st. Louis, and
the Pilates downed the slumpng ouakers'
The results:
New York, 8: 81. I.euis, !.
Brooklyn, 10: Cincinnati. o.
Chicago, 4: Boston. 2.
AAl~ .
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FIFst base on erTOfS-JeFeey CITY. .. len on
hases--Jersey City. Q: Rochester o First base on
bsils. =. Csrkson. 3 E. Of! Faulkner. !. Struck
hit-Caseidy. Sacrihce hi,-Manning. Stolen bases
--McCGucy "a. Umpires-Zimmef and Conway,
Thnr-i hour and ID minutes. Attendsnoe-SiS
MONTREAL. q: NEWARK,
MONTREAL. Aug. 1s.-After the Nth NopsresI
had the be,tor Of the game forcing Mclean out
Hesterfer. The score: "
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s Ssss on xo s. 1T
Hickman, Hnderson: Istsll; sscnnes . hlis1F.
walsh, 3 IN 5 innine.: First bAs on balloon
Smith. D Oh Walsh. 4; on Hughes. Hit by Pitcher.
b. Hughes. I. Umpire-Hurst. T1me-2 hours.
Attend ance-A70O.
PHILADELPHIA a. L.. g. DETROIT. L..
DETROIT, Aug 2S-Kitson got bad In the sec
end inning to day when his pitching was not only
weak, but bis fielding veIy poor and ths game was
practically lost then. The score:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Ninth Inning Defeat Tor the New Hsrks
in Cleveland.
Third place 10 not - near At hand for the
New York Americans - II was few days
Ago, They lost to the Csvslsnds . gain ysster-
day. The wsshln stons took some Of the
In fstIon out OF tho Chioa sos. and tho Phila-
delphias improved their lead BY .w'nnin 9
In Detroit. The results:
Cleveland, 8; New YerkrA.
washington, .; chicago, L.. ...
Philadelphia, ., Detrolt, 4.
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Manager Kelley Of tho Cinolnnstis was callea
10 Boston yesterday By the illness OF his sister
The New York club viii appeal 20 the board ~
directors from the dectns0n of President pulllan
SUSTAINING the umpirC.s ruling In declaring sam'
forfeited to the Pittsburgs.