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JOE COTTON HAS CASHED IN.
Passing Of One or the Old Guard a Local.
BOOkmakers.

IF every sport who has stood OF Uncle
Joe for a marker had attended the funeral
the Cathedral would have been too sma''
for the mob" This was frequent excisma-
ton last night In the places that racing men
frequent uptown. They spoke OF Joe Cotton,
all old time betting man. who died ~ TINS
city last week and was buried on THURSDAY
from an undertakers establishment on sixth
avenue. In the last two or three years Uncle
joe did not make book. hut he wss con-
slant attendant at the races and there was
always 1 group of cronies gathered ABOUT
him TO enjoy his stories and witticisms.
Joe Cotton was born In Nashville. Tenn.
over seventy years ago and he came North
as u sporting man In the period when heed
and Spepcer controlled the pool privileges
at Saratoga and Kelly and Bliss the same
privileges on the trachs about New iorA
He ran a pooiroom In the city. with occa-
slonal intervals at Hoboken when the town
was closed up. for some years anu was q
contemporary OF the johnson brothers. A.
Ii. Cridge, william Lowell, FULLY. Hackett
and others we'll known as roomkeepers In
the decade before bookmaking.
With the exception Of Lowell few OF the old
guard went on the block to make book. leav-
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 hs stand. his
own cashier, ticket writer and all. he was
a charter member OF the Metropolitan Turf
Association, but afterward worked on the
dead line"
To work alone was notion he had
picked UP in England. where Cotton went
about 1870 to study bookmaking. In his
most prosperous years Cotton had biiiy
Carroll as city manager and cashier at the
tracks. The two were Of the same COM
panionable disposition and had hosts Of
friends who would never place bat in any
other book. The Arm had for long while
as runner a harum-s arum chap who was
MoS b. " w he sa but VINO
his e track eadss, and Belongings; on the
rail es outside the track until he sa% the the
the days 6nsIsss. Ihea he y, would I'd, sss 3. =
sympathy that would make the shrieks 81 f. q.
erGs ea9pe seem and wona Send cae
work. Meantime The other bookmskers
would be enjoying the incident on the au,et,
breed its and Training q the thoroushbred.
and his advice was often sought on sucn
by o vi nsd ana mseT ,ns ana downs
M a ,es Sor,h and s SOUTH had Nothing but high
s hs sa him y III sss shs neS
have been named after him, although the
height Of fame is said TO be reached ., When
The most noted joe Cotton Of the tho was
thought r out By the jim williams made famous
Joe Cotton won many races for the DIVERS
y 1850 and M 1857 os hsge
T G unknown. at New Orleans.
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CHICAGO tx. LIZ, 8; NEW YORK N. LIZ. 2.
With Prof; Replbaoh. the scholarly carvolo-
gist; at the head Of the Chicago iacIits YES iy
Grounds: Rssoyed that We Nj Vim ch,s Ssins
conducted the afrmative, side with great
ssna s. fns az. iSieSs Sa
Rsnss aid T the ~ New @
tSd : set er
score ss o sheassads saw put
s va. ssih an
were weak at the bat, ragged In their fielding.
and SLOW w,sd IN th 9 snd .nappg In a.
these departments. and quite outshone the
. II: cub k. Rssdsn nn tSsdfA1s ~s.
ssi RIM sas n9c% Bowsrmsn Dropped ths
tlrst but II" Holman G going to third; slasle
drew four balls and stole second, Dr. Casey
raped hard single to ,eft which ; 70 fes
Rad not snq bo on M0d dropped the ball;
That baseball rs Ias avis hs m a,.. tsr0 Was
s o"s q n ,he SeR Yonk hsf Of ,Srd ss
was the victim. He hit TO right and Mal0ney.
the tho irst ' bound n and ffed it to Chance ahead
OF Wltse. With one out In the firth. the right
field eacherites set up a yelling. Luther
To hsm BY hs 80
din Bresnshan worked Reulbach for four balls.
Bowerman popped fly to Casey and bTes-
nsn9n sss b.inS 70 to r''
Article 9 Of the discussion found the local
demands of the visitors for runs. Casey
singled to right Chance spun pun. safety -
flilng. the bases. The New York infield
Tinker, whose drive took an eccentric jump
psst Dahisn Just as B was .u about to h bar
the infeld. but BY the time anybody could
Casey and Chance had scored, Maloney
kept UP the bombardment with hit through
New Works made run In the sixth on Hof-
mans tumble, Donln's double and an out at
first The ChicaRoe made one in the eighth
on Hofman's base on balls and steal and
me Champs failed to realize on an opening
was the cause. Clarke singled and reached
second. when Tinker dropped hofm n;
and every corner was Inhabited. Donln's
grounder to Change forced the base runners;
and Clarke came home. but WiltSe, instead
a sSG Ss hs Sisf h .s
Ali Chance had to do after touching first and
retiring Donlin was. to throw over to Casey.
and Wiltse was, doubled up.
run ea In the Sa G nnts. e Msr.s. mulsd Casey
fly. The doctor was nipped stealing then
Chance walked. His steal brought forth q
bad throw from Clarke: on WHICH he rushed
DonIin's return he cantered home. The
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Interesting Fifteen Round Bout Held in
Chester, Pa.

Jack Blackburn of Philadelphia and sam
Langford OF Boston. both co1ored, met In
0rtssn round battle at the Leipervllle A. c..
Chester, Pa. on Friday night. The result
was a draw. In the early rounds Langford
was the aggressor. He did not accomplish
much because Of Rleckhurn's great clever
ness. Al Of his leads and rushes were
adr0itly blocked.
In the tenth round Blackburn. began 70
fight back. He landed often on Langford's
body and had the latter guessing. Black
burn reached LanRford's stomach with ex-
cellent effect In the eleventh, compelling his
rival to hug. In the finel rounds the battle
particularly hot In the opinion Of many
had there been . verdict the only fair one
would have been an even breeks.-'' g -
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Other Baseball Games.

At Pennington Depot-Alentown. 4 Frhn'hs'
ton. O. A., s,.,,,
tics ].
Al Nyack-Nyack. 7; Oakley +. C,.s
Al Hackensack-Orftani &c, 2: Westwoon '',
Al Maiawan-Atlantic Highlands. !" Na'"Wsn'
AZ Easton--Ingersolll. IS: Allentown ,,,n
Al Prospect Park-Vandcrveer !. & t,fs"1,"
ASS Atlantic a. G. !: Mnna SSnn Ilnor,,
s. Excelsior B. n. G. lo Orioles. o traltrnac'
Wyando.e dorisi,sd, Royal n.: ~; sasa"WVani
beg. 10. Sterling +. C., 5: Hanover Juniors, :,
liberty. is: AmIty. q. Lutheran \. c. . LYLE St
4. c., o (forfeited,. Eureka. IS PARAGON ,,,,ntt
Paul 20; Acme, TO- BenSonhurS To- ff'>''''
park, Y. N, c. A., Q ~ innings.
AZ Westheid-Planfeld. O.: Westneld lr.r,.
Al Observation-Disclosures. d. II. G.. B. hA'ho'"
town. a, ca
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Football, At Carlisle Indian SCHOOL.

The Carlisle Indians did pretty well on the
cridiron last fall. and This fall they hope to
do still better. II Is expected that there will
be more weight on this years eleven. snd ad-
ditional avoirdupois will be help to the red
men. They always are fast. but have not had
the weight OF most Of their pale face rivals.
Fremont aud Tomahawk. ends; Bowen and
Schouchuk and Kennedy. centers: Libby,
quarterback; sheldon, and Hendricks. half
backs: and Lube fnllba .k will , all be back
men with new material win IT. Is thought
give a promising squad with which to select
OF backs from which to choose the men for
behind the line for the more IN, portant games
A couple of new ends may be. developed and
a new center found. All told. the prospects
are very good.
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Champl onship Play At Van Cortiandt Park
In September.

Three national championships in polo are
TO be decided on the one public field at Van
Cortlandt Park next month. the club cham
pionship first played In 1895; the junior,
which dates back to 1000. and the open. for
teams made up irrespective OF the club afflilia-
tons OF the players. hich was sta rted last year
The tournament will be from Sept. 10 to 80.
The junior event. for the cup presented by
Samuel d. Warren. will first be decided and
the winning team will be included In the draw
for the club championship and he a post
entry. Players who take part In the junior
are not eligible to play in the club cham
The club G Sht,s3mpionsHP is 70, a cup pre-.
the Tux edo Club. which Is held for the year
by the winning team. the same as the Warren
cup and there are individual prizes outright
In both events. This will be play ed second,
and the open championship will furnish the
closing matches, IN which the prizes are i'm
dividual cups presented by the Polo Associa-
ton.
Entries Tor the juniYr and open close on
Sept. and for the club championship on
Aug. 90. All the contests are for teams OF
four. without handlcaps.
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NEW YORK IA. L., 4: CHICAGO "a. L.. 2.

CHICAGO. Aug. is.-The New Yorks beat
out chicago to-day In ten inning battle.
New York's harder hitting vas bSianoeo By
two bad errors committed by Doc Newton.
and 80 the game hung In the balance till The
locals gave way In the tenth session. I he
game Was played on soaked held amid
heavy showers. With two out In the hrst
round Elberfeld singled and came all the
way home on . hot swat into right BY vii.
liams. That run was all for both teams till
the nth. In this inning Kleinow drew
pass. Newton famed. Conroy and Keeier hit
safe and the squeeze play was ,pretsily
worked. Klenow scoring as Elberfeld tapped
the ball. In lhicagos half ] annehill cracked
one hard and Dundon took four balls, New
double play threw Wild. letting i annehiiI
reach third whence hs SCORED on Jops.s
Davis gained free TRANSFORMATION and stole
nailed on Donahue's srounder. Mcfarland
drove out . 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 sin gle and Keller beat out his
bunt. Elberfelds liner went like q bullet
Holmes. who had replaced Jones. owing to q
row with the umpire, made grand Try, but
the ball go1 BY and Conroy scored. Then
Williams popped out and Keller q moment
later dashed home on the merry squeeze.
getting In as Chase hunted to third. The
RCOre.
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Cox Wins Rogue Champis nship for Third
Year.

NORWICH. Conn. Aug. TO- Charles c. Cox
ri Maiden. Mass. holds the national rogue
championship for the third cop secltive year
He opened tho hast hay Of the tournament
who got the balls after the champion had
one ball a rover. williams heat .Whaly
handily, hut to the surprise OF everybody
That left each with etght won and three
lost. The tie Was played OH this afternoon,
and Cos hstl the ibaas nnd rem the game ost
retains the Van Wickfe bid &c. beating WIZ
lame. the challenger, 3 out Of 5, .t$
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Bench SHOW Ignores Specially Clubs.

An innovation In bench shows. the ignoring
Of all specially clubs for prizes. has been
made by the Taunton. Mass. Kennel Club,
which holds it's show there on Sept 4, and Q.
during the county fair. In other words, the
specials In all breeds are open 10 all and none
h,n,,ed TO members OF any speciality club.
There are three money prizes, the nrst Of
the bulk Of the Judging. II In return the
speciality clubs should boycott the Taunton
show the situation would be novel one In the
benchlnR world.
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First base on errors-P1t'sbuE. BrookIyn. I.
base on bais-O d Jones. Ion Hilebrand, 2. Struck
oM-By Jones, s; by hillebrand, IT,, g. Three base
rihce hits-C1arkc. Brain. Stolen bases-Lumley,
Cy.mcI, Leach; Wagner Double PlsysEHall; Lewis
and Howard: Wagner and Howard. Wild pitch
Jones. Passed bali Bergen. Umpire.-Johnstone
Time-l hour and IS minutes. Attendance--+OOO.
PHILADELPHIA IN. la. z; ut. LOUIS IN. L.. q
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. i9.-The Philadclpbias
punched their hits In the irst and last innings
md rnn hAndiN. The ScOIc.
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sr. LOUIS.

First basc on ernoI-philsdeIphIa. Left on
bails-On Sparks. !; on Mcfarland, q Struck
out by Sparks.s by Mcfarland. 9. Three base
hit-SmoOt. Amdt. Two base hts-TItus, Court :
ney Sacrifice hits-.AcBride Burke. Courtncy
Stolen hssenGrady.. Double plays-Gless6n.
t'mpires-Emse and Klein Time hour and
so minutes Attendance 900.
BOSTON IN. ~. s: CINCINNATI.
BOSTON. Aug. ie..Bos,on swatted the bali all
favored the locals with passes. Fraser twirled
timely the vis,tors solitary run being due TO throw
Huecins on hrst. The score.
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HaaehAll Notes.

Hans Wagner struck out twice yes,efGsF' '"
the oniookers derived much Joy th"rctrom' ,,
jack Cronin the former New York ana st"'gsm
pitcher. smut the Montreal team out without INV
yesterday. uo,.or
In a game the other day between m an wa N.
Mass, and Stafford, Conn. teams. En,, s,nr,
0rst hascman OF the Monsons. did not nave "'hs
nut out and II was a nine inning gamt' wv
had only one chance and made an error
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CAUCHNAWAGA WINS THE CUP.
yOHN ssANFORDs HORSE BEATS
BELDAME AND CAIRNGORM.
Artsa Withdraw nsptte or Fast Track
g .9--H. p 1Whstae,'s Basssh'aster and
Pegasus Run First and Sec ond IN United
States Hotel stakes ~ the spa.

u.-... n.u C,.s, , mr., = n md IN 4 'nitcd
.., S..,... =, IN. On,
eates HUNT e's"e' "
Summon. Aug Iu-,AItho,Irt the track
raa1ros, ana a or,at crawd had vashe red to
49, hor r,n n p Wbitnev,s Artful was with
..a,..-n rros,s tha ,v.,n to-day. causing
M md NJ disstnoip ment This, left only
,hrno - On ,bs route one min and ,three-
omartars hahn SANFORD T. (aughpa N ga,
.mn,s, poImnn,.. Reld{1ro ard. sydney
49, rair,nor,,, rboy q, MD height
,I a,,,,..a.aso IaaAdth. fayorits
a., .i,h NJ. o1fns NbAss aoiht.ub in
.hS ,h.t,,nr Wv" 80 I'M wo1pa pr5yed vitiori.
- a,,s .nn1iaca,t acat,housands OF
~. ,,un.or. III, . vjid>, ,yi,S eight, wben
II na..s.J In ia ma RNfn2ph..,p ~
SWhnn s,arts. t5I.ifiy 'setIt them away
MA ~ ,-sass.. s-n ~ ~ We. * yhk. ffontsby
n!NeilI N ~, ~ fsse nsns,. The famous mare
"a L.. Ss.ns.T 80 ~ "a Cait6i, cnrinII,' by
r. ,Hs 49,, mls and \ ouSIter.
r., ~ = 'sos .sS.,t = "a vsarinsss
NJ" - - ~ sass ~. -, H., a, rrirtiv
s ~ ,Sn.d -, h.' ne Sv,ppbt s,Y. elohth
.sa. ns 'o ,, n,s,, NJ, n,1at.,nn. Rcd
nnie i.o .sM LILLY ~" ~ s,Ht conob.
nawaga under restraint, and IN jigy he Gut
csurhns sssa wore f.ld a,ne down. a,thon Oh
The mare hung On s.ss TRen ' Ssdfsry
rsps 10 sn nosS hopss Tsn, on
10 oea. Mf SANFORD no'eo h nGse .s Mt nj. a.
10 Victory -oy ienk.n ana haii "nlIe pei
dame came home three: lengths in front OF
Mr.. Paget's colt, eau shnawaqa, ran the
distance in 800 Is. three SECONDS better than
Behames Time LOT this race last year p"s
As seconds behind Atrcander'k retprd
for the race and track WIEN he defeated
Wa,arhoy " IN .,e", -, II :.
u,h,.., .,-. ,.u. ,,,,t, ia ..,,;
h. r. winners coiors were inucu IN ,evl-
dence W the slOO9 pttsd stata.HotH Seixes'
ma.ter' and Pegasus, ram first and second
muster en-" as .,,,.u ,ha 49, ~,
respectively he palI FuIeo ,ae US. ano,ce a'
to s. with ormondafe an l andea starter saar
.,a,, ,a. ~ w." ni ,ava - .m.o, ,hs
others b pu Pegasus was WAS really tho BEST and
ns II Mas. h.'l Ia "Sn ua."s',ra ~,
iIont "''hon' ue'af' anu .ne na,rIS"s eo,s
Just o,eezed along to victor WIN ~ ,e en-
the way orn'p hla VINO VINO ~as on poo,iy
mace saitan. NV !" w. s.'. ,b,., pu. ,"'
two two lsusiRs' away. BsAsnieker, siled in the
stretch. while James x. keehe,s oyama. as
usual, was d!sap po,atmsGGt; me hme Vas
l:ls 40 .au exceftent,, performance tor the
winner Sp wh,,n new. ru,ur,y candidate Timber
.tarted IN the sX.h event i2a tSokEea wssh,
was carried: He vent up n the betting to
All a ppa he eSnf al s ts
shIsiddSa ,I aidsa, 10 20 ~ , no tnne ec9 I'M
kssdea sf !y bsss Z! ., q! s,ssss
post ia s Closed With IA rush and took the
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New England League.

Az Haverhill-First game-New Bedford, Z:
HaverhiII. 0. sccond gsmeHaverhill. 7; New Bed :
Al Lynn-First game-Fall River Z: Lynn. 2.
Second Rame--Fall River. J.: Lynn.0
AZ Iawrcnce-Concord. s: Lawrence, !.
Al Taunton-Ftrst game-Nashua, 5: Taunton I.
Second game-Nashun, IL; Taunton. Z.
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CHICAGO

Chicago o o o o o OF
New York o o o o o -
Left on bases-Chicago. Q; New York, :. Two
base hits-Davis. Elbcrfeld. Williams (2,. Tannehi
Sacrifice hit-FultE Stolen basc--Davis DOUBLE
plays-Chesbro, Elberfeld and Chase TannehiIl
Donahue and Davis. Hts-On Newton. &: OF
Chesbro, I. Struck out-By Smith. 2; by Chesbro
). First base on bails--on Smith, ?; on Newton.
s. umpire-Connolly. Tlme-2 hours and Is
minutes. Attcndance-e.500
Ut. LOUIS "a L.. !: PHILADELPHIA "A. L. q
ST LOUIS. Aug. 1o.-The st. Louis Browns white
washed the PhiladelphiAs TO day In ten inning
contest II was q pitchers battle. with honoU
about even. The score:
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CLOSING DAY AT PARKWAY.
Harry L.. at Prohibitive Odds Wins Free
{ for 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 Grohlbitiye odds Of
In~shs final heat OF this race there was
piece of craftsmanship that reused the crowd
Funston made pad break freak on thc first turn
there was third money for Funston IL he
kept inside the distance flag; When about
pulled up and walked in. thus allowing the
New Jersey morse to land third money.
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NEWARK, s: RocHxsrER. i.-rIRsr GAME.
ROCHESTER Aug 10. The Sailors won oGsn se won
NV h,,tinr Cleary at the right time. hesteriei
steady had II The sse
on the hip, allowing them three scattereo n''s
The score.
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Totals q 80 q Totals. S'?a IL

TWO out when winning run was made,
q Jouis ,...,,,,.,,O o O 0 q u q II
PSuadeiphia .,.......O Q o o o "a
Two base hits-Murphy. Gleason. Sacrifice MIS-
M Cross C0. SuGden. Stolen bascs-Davl.,
Koehler, Rockenncld. Wallace. First h1se On
baiis-On Howell. 2: OF Coakley. l. Struck on
By Howell: s: By Cossley z T,ld ,,epi i,SsnI
g. Tmpire-Hurst. Timc-2 hours Attendant"
- 100.
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Games Scheduled for To-day

AMERICAN LEAGUE. ,.
New York In Chicago Philadelphia IN v "'
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Providence In Montreal.
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American Association.

At Nlnnea polis-First game-Minneapolis. .: IN
dianapolis, 1. Second Minneapolis. Q: In
dianapois, o.
At Kansas City-Couubus. I: Kansas CITY. j.
At Milwaukee-Ftrst GAme-Mlwaukee, o. To-
led0 g. Second game Milwaukee, 1: Toledo, ?.
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CUBS OUTSHluB NEW YoRKS.
PROF. REULBACH. CCR'OLOGISI'
roo MyCH FOR CHAMPIONS.

Also Poor Fielding and Base Running W
Home Team-SOrrOw Assuage0 ~
Ptttsburg's Defeat In BrosAlyn--- Fnha'
deIphias 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 ensuing
sorrow was assuaged by the downfall o! tho
Pttsburgs In Brooklyn. Each game OF the
Brooklyn Pittsburg series was won ana iost
by one run. The Philadelphia won from
st. Louis and the Bostons from CINCINNATI
The results:
Chicago. Q: New York. =.
Brooklyn, .: P1ttsburg. =.
Philadelphia, :: II. Louis, T.
Boston, 3; Cincinnati, !.
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hudson River League.
New York State League.

Al Poughkeepse -Pou ghkeepsie, 8: Newburg.7 ,.
AZ Kingston-First game-Hudson. -: klngston
l. Second game-Kingston, Q: Paterson. s.
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SURPRISES At POUGHKEEPSIE.
Only One Favorite Wins On Closing Day OF
Grand Circuit Races.

PoUGHKEEPsIE. Aug. is.-The Grand Circuit
harness races closed here to-day with good
attendance. 1t was an of day for favortes.
Peruna. In the 2IO pace. was the only horse
picked to win who did:win. Because swago
in the 2a5 trot was not doing az well as the
judges thought he could. Mcbride vas taken
Kenyon was substituted Swago did not do
as well after the change as before.
The surprise OF the day ,deyeloped in the
BY ". J. Briggs OF Denver and driven by
Franks. The first heat was taken by The
Roman, the second by Robert Nc: then Jim
Ferry took two heats and the race. Sum
DnariRa.
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Aauthern lAeaGue.

At Memphis-First game-New Orleans. ): Mem
phiS. /. Second game-Memphis, 2: New Orleans. 1.
Al Atlanta--Atlanta. 3: Nashville. !.
At Montgomery-NontGom ery, 7: birmingham. g.
At Chattanooga-LittleR Rock. 3: Shreveport. 3,
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BOSTON.

Flint base on erT0r-CincinnAN. Zen on bases-
Fraser. q on Overall, = Struck out~By Fraser.
1; BY Overall. T. Two base hits Corcoran Frazer
Abbaticchio. Double plays seymour and Barry
Woiverton and Raymer; Steinfeldt higgins and
nAHy: Odwell and BARN.. Wild pitch Overall.
At49nlAuoe-e.boS,
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Connecticut League.

At New Haven-Ftrst gamc-New Haven. q
Al Hoiyoko-Flrst game-HoYoke. Z; Norwich, ..
Second Came-Hoyoke, 8; Norwich, 3.
AZ Springfield Springfield. 3; Hartford. m
innings).
Al Brtdgeport-First game-Bridgeport. 8. Neri
den l. Second game-Rridgeport, I: Meriden, O.
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Harness Racing at Dover.

DOVER. y. H., Aug. la.,The two weeks meeting
Of the New Ensnad Breeders Association at Gran
ne state Park closed TO day with large attend
finished 2I6 pace Of yesterday, CaReno. the favor
lie winning the last two and the race. The Phila
6eIphia geldng. Wentworth. was the choice In the
M ren Ss p po, an" and he sis pace summary
2:ia class. pacing: purse $500:
Caffeine. b. g., BY Col, knscr
Er,klnse Reed. b, ,iumphre;.
FRANK s% s.. b. g. Gherer and
s$ $;::;iE
H H1TIs f brn oh b. e. I'm1eihyi dis TO-
rme-.'o'.' '""'s si y,s, siSa' saS'' 2a'' aaS1
Free for all. trottlng: purse $500
Wsn,wor,h biz s by Saper'or 'Mecarso".J
Harrison Wilkes. br.h. Cox ..,..,....,.,.....3
''"a''' W. w. Tine a:iiil. .:io, ,.''''' Wis
20 clas: troitlng puI. ZOO:
Mayzetta. 70. m. dyson, .............".1 2 "a
Great Medium, 9, h, ERNST, ,..........? -
Prot. Sampson, b. tBeveI, ;'''.'''.,.S ;.
Porter on ~ I p,,'e r. hls e.
Willie Bedwoith, b, 6. winch, .t......,.a 3 =
Yates. CHI G .Rslston, '-'''''''''''''''s ; Sdr
Time-a,s,.. slsN. 2asI. alsa. aisi..
ais class pacing; purse $500:
Starlight; CHI h, by bourbon Patchen
DR. band, 5. 6, winch ,,,..,,,.,...,,.i
Elm BUD. p e. Ws9Iis.. '''''''''.''.'''e z
Louise r.. br. y. lakewood. ..,....".:
Z RAY. oh; 6. tBowseD .,.,,..'....,..".S 4
fH 4sns s sass. s;iisis ,;:iiiii' iii.
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Al utica--Sy racuse. Z: Utica,
Al Johnstown-Bingh phantom. >; A. J. . g.. 4.
Ten innings
AZ Albany-Albany, 2: wllkesbarre, o.
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RoCHBsTER.

F1r,t base on errors-Newark I: Rochester.
Len on bases-Newark. o. Rochester: Z st hS
Cieary. Sacrifice hts-Swsnder. Gatins. Jones.
Shea stolen bsse;,0Bnsn1 ~ ~, '1 Sy pie Ssge
BY CocEman. /. umpire-Egan. Time-i hour ano
Is minutes
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Baseball! Wieaenuayers Park, Newark,
To day at 30; Cincinnati N. L. W. Newark.-ASs