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BLUE RIBBONS ron JORDAN.
::s.:Ssi :ssx;;is::S;tsT SvvTo5 Heavily 81 Lens
Branch Horse SHOW.

LoNu BRANCH, N. j.. July 27.-Eben D.
Jordan OF Boston, Mas. who yesterday
won three blue ribbons at the Long Branch
Horse Show. followed up his success to-day.
capturing four blues, making nine out OF the
twenty -four Glasses Judged thus far and Se3o
In prizes. Mrs. John Gerken and Mrs D. b.
NJ Grosvenor divided honors for second
place. each winning a couple OF blues. Ine
four other winners to-day were HOWARD
Willets. with hiss invinoible Heatherbloom.
in the jumping ciass. Harry l.. Topiltz
in the roadsters class, Miss Belle Frank ana
Manning and seelig. The attendance this
afternoon was greater than Yesterday III
was really q society gathering. all the COAST
resorts between Seabright and 'Spring LeAe
being Represented.
In the roadsters class captured by Judge
Boardman and 0rasme Grafton. there we're
only two entries. the second being william
M. V. Hodman's pair. Silk Lace and Ban.
croft. Mr.. Hoffman held the retns behind
the pair. Dol Frank drove Mr.. Topllts's
team and handlly won the blue. MIR. Top
lItz who yesterday met with an accident
was warmly congratulated after The event o..
se b BIZ high ssPRsTsa Sls strss Sly
ca Carl, ss Eloauencs ina Revenue The yellow
Hn rs es.i w.. R Siahy eeSSsmm.ndsd
Mr.. Jordan won the park team class with
Film AID IN Dress ind sweet Hi *. bond and
W R4Ls bsin1 wy rivsn around tSs track Tor the
IA; s:: ssS:. .s !. ss1s sss
ring Second prize In this class went 70 MIS-.
Grosvenor's pair and third 70 Henry y. hraksI.
Mr. Jordsn's anal win off, the day was n tnS
pony olass with Tanesrinsa M M. cI n. =.
| nors Piebald Shot third and Mrs. Gerken .
g Mr. GFosSenor's hrs. win Was IN the lsdies'
saddle clsss with Corinne Mrs qsrk Isn.
bits Maid Of Athens the yellow. ..,.,,x
W. A. Mct'ibbon' sentry, Beatrice wan n'shA'
| commended.
Thompson. KIng George TOOK second ss,.n IRS 5zds
and Mr. Vanderbllt's Polly Prim fourth.
Mrs. John Gerken's tyo wins O. ne Gay 1hy
stivers prize and again In the saddle horse
Ia Contributor RON. : fsid o. eleven sterters
Z. II. Weathsrbss'4 Morn!n Glory tSot se SEQ
Miss Vsrs Aorris's Rex fourth.
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Boer warriors Beaten At Cricket.

An interesting though one sided cricket
match was played yesterday At Prospect
PARK, the opposing teams being the Brook
,fyns and an eleven composed Of cricketers
from the Boer War spectacle at Brighton
Beach. The visitors were naturally handf-
o @ooG De- game m il the field: ], Burrett. j. p
GoGowan and A. scott Hs1diqg proved 70 Be
best work with the hall. For Brooklyn.
J. II. Tattersail with 2; 7, j. o'Reilly With
~ and II. u. Scale. with q were the chief
wickets FOR - runs and Tattersall l. for II.
The totals; Boer War Veterans, Ss Brooklyn
1885,.
pittna nrainst Kings County at Prospect
Park and badly b"aten g. G. Nahon, \.
rood .corcs nj the bat for the wlun-rs, but
the only man 20 do r'ion for. the sailors WINS
l.. Thcr~c who ba'tcd freely for 81. The
to.n!s, l.inrs onnty iG7: =. y. MSsaba. 81.
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TO.DAps CARD FOR BRIGHTON,
TIVE Overweight Handioaps Have Excel'
lent Entry Lists.

In tho absence of stake feature at Brighton
Beach to-day two handicaps will be run.
In one Of them. At nipe furlongs. Au Revoir
must take up top weight. with Eusen Ia Burch.
Devout and Marmee to beat. In the other.
at six furlon GO. Lady Amelia, a. usual. must
pack the heaviest impost. meeting such
sprinters a. Frontenac. Burleish. Race King
Monet. Aeronaut and others.
In the frst event. for two-year-olds. at
Ave and half furlonss. Cinchona. St. Estephe.
Montanus and Merrick may 60 well. Tho
third race is for platers. at q mile and six
tecnth with Gold Braid. The Mighty. Thistle
Heather, Jerry Lynch and Lady Jocelyn
10 Chaifonte in the nth race. for two-year-old
six furlongs; while in the last race: for naidens
al mile and sixteenth. Louis H.. Lady Pru-
tries follow:
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INVADER IN FRONT.
Andrew Crswferd's Tsstter Easily Dc
fests Princess Ptque ut Matinee.

Almost perfect weather conditions and
program that gave promise OF sxosllcnt sport
served to attract 1900 lovers OF the hght
harness horse to the Empire. track Yesterday
1t was the sixth matinee Of the New YORK
Driving Club and the entry list was larger
than at any preceding meet.
IL WAS well defined when the day was over.
that In several classes new blood must De
added or public interest will wane. The Class
A for trotters went to Invader again In con-
test that was only q race In maine. Princess
piuue Ia fully as good a. she was lsst year
probably better, but no such trOtter a. ~.
vader was In her class then. Swago. the
other starter, will not be 4 starter again, ~
that tho most attractive class at each pre-
vlous meeting bids fair to become tame.
Class trotting was . good contest anu
will probably be better in the future. In fact.
II promises to be the stAr class among the
trotters. Class G was marred by an accident
that. fortunately, did not cause injury 10
any one. In rounding the second turn Dan,
2a7,3. driven by Albert De Cernes, made .
break and his foot struck one OF tho rear
wheels OF Stewart Bars WAGON, who was
in sWerving Dan 70 yet him back iI his stride
the horse struck the other wheel and mr..
p sss Sunf fo anss d BBsuh'sP ia s
s,.s s1 :aS s tS a. brought hi"
The others had dlSnsd9ns battle r.. NM ma;
:ssssa ss:'i Ss 4: SR:s;d
and they gave gave To SsSs 70 Sampson. f6s
s shsd s ssss Ss' roa 'Ss, rss
maries:
cl.ss a. !rcs.,ns:, ,..u,ovu
l Pliaes:: P sS .s st y
s"'s0 sh'N' b. 4kimSs- !: Hss'! s;s
XIV ' s, 4 sIo; s:,s, p m q D. oern.", /,
'"'' ''""''' - Time-1asi1. 2:T.
pelirs Chimes e 5. m. tAndrsw Crawford, ,..., !,
Ga,in. Az o, j. Si 4 GIBBONS;
Br'hasA' Fl n Ss.,sHst,t e AIR.
Nelly wines, 5. m. n -He,fenhaussn,. .......i !
E'l'moF'' b. M a fimsr rs.ssn s,4,,
IS; 1s 8 w.,
SAM ss' easSi: T. Prince. " 5 Z tSndI.W ciaw
'''' r1irm,e,--29:,iiii,. s:ass, a:so., '
Bes,is Thompson. s:isss, b. m. w. W, y.
Time-3:is>4. 2A7. 7Ae
Special 70 beat 7:i3L: g,
Star Pueh 2oo,a. ch. 6. &c. 8. Rice ."..,......
Time-7lS.
| Black Belle, Blk M usaac A. HoppeD.....l !
| Carrie C., br m. "a. G. Vermilye)....,..,....3 J
Time-2:7ila. 2.2e.
Class pacing: 49,
| Baron said. b. s. IN. Bruikheimep .,,..,3 I !
Harry Van, b. G. George Huber
| Bessie j.. b. M wv. L. Dufyl. ....,..'.'S no.
| Timc-275. 22iA. 2:27.
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Totals, II 24i7 I
sbatted for Hahn In the seventh inning.


Cincinnati. ..,....,...,..1 o l-S
New York. Aforementioned o % 80
FRS, base on errop-New York. ,: Cincinnati
!. Lei, on bases-Nev York, .: CINCINNATI. 10
struck OH!mRy Mil,se:e; TWO be his: ~.
Aertes. nshlin. Ge.s Kelley ; stolen es .s|.,
and McGsnn. Passed IBresnshan. Hits
on Hahn. A In six Innings: on Harper. In two In
nn0s. lmplrcs- Bausewine and Klein. Time
i hour and IS minutes. Administration
BROOKLYN. 4; ST. LOUIS IN. L., 3.
The Brooklyns did not waste hits yester-
day, and thus beat, the Cardinals. They
FOR three runs, Lumley. Batch and Dobbs
we're the ones whose hits counted In the three
runs and base on balls to Malay and Ritter 9
sacrifice played their uno6trusive parts.
However, the Cardinals had been scoring
occasionally in the earlier inHin g. and I'll the
Brooklyns won n the seventh There we're
ball. Sheckard brought him home with q
two-bseEer, The st; Louis men were dan
bases filed. and each time a man Was thrown
out at the plate. For the third time the bases
we're filed. but Beckley's force, OF Smoot at
second terminated the hazardous session.
ha
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LAWN TENNIS.
Little and lie Roy Win In Westminster Round
Robin DoubIeN.

Robert IL Roy and Raymond D. Little won
In easy fashion yes terday over Malcolm d.
Whitman and Theodore r. Pell In the round
robin doubles play in the invitation tennis
The Colum bia- Princeton combination took
three sets stra ght by scores OF e-3. 8-3. e--s.
Reginald Fincke and George /. Wrenn, Jr.,
the fnalsts In the. miss and out singles,
teamed together and beat Edward B. Dew
hurst and Charles F. Watson, Jr. i?-io e.,
l4--l2. , ,
Fincke and Wrenn, and Pell and Whitman
, will play against Dewhurst and Watson
Round Robin Doublcs-First round Robert IL
Roy and Raymond u. Lutte defeated Macoi,r
u. whitman and Theodore r. Pell, q as =, q 2
George L. Wrcnn, Jr.. and Reginald i'inrkc de-
son, Jr, IL 10, 8 2. IL IL.
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Philadelphia. o: Chicago.


'NKw YORK IL. la. .: CINCINNATI. 8.
The Now Yorks started out yesterday by
poppi M up a profusion Of puny Mes and
IL loo ked as II they were going to suner from
. scarcity Of hits but they were batting freely
enough BY the time the game va over: Their Their
s9G maxim. I" .rr sas sSst wers ~.
them . onesided victory. NO team that ~
here Ia: playa more fss TsHsS 81
in the four clashes that proved 90 helpful
to the champions. The parable Of the candy ph.
and tn. Ghd :DRfSs were 30
h r. New soH nssdsS sosd
not allow composition for an outclassed ad-
WEN *. st Se1 9orF. began to hi. yese
dsy t ahsz as. I've ga
more worthy Of their steel. contiin ~ 9Ss
easA Of nn STss1y Snsls s
With resui.rIty wiltss: mssntin.. %. Pitch
big usual val; e1l and dsr sasn ssHs .ss
ali ii the eli eiements that max. Tor sueeees,d.sh
speed. confidence. morale-the New 1orks
for the fourth successive time collapsed the
PETE. ss e esse aassI, As:sn: ~:if:a ;, rs
n sst pnHS .e .nq kssg D%a' hsp he
s:s:: ;s'sss s.S
9sr New saa sassns ssseS 81.
sh foqs nans ,b BY S yfSs 81
Reds nnlsS. Moosnn brought Browne ,rns
third himself when sohlei missed Hahn 3
with hard rap to right. ~
Tho New Yorks renewed hosttlities with
vlaor in the sixth. They bombarded Hahn
Dahlen. Devlin and Wlltse making them. and
each and every one leaving the bat with II, a
| ring: sacrifice by Gilbert and a base on balls
| to Bresnahan sent four pairs Of feet poYndlng
| to the home mark. The Reds scored once
| in the sixth, on Barry's base on balls and
| steal, Kelley's sacrifice and Gilberts fuin-
| BILE Of Seymour's grounder.
While at bat In the seventh inning Ham
house. The New lorks, scored once In this
! Dahien's sacrifice end Gilbert's singer to
| left. The Reds had two on bases in the
| eighth with one out but evaporated on .
double play. Hits BY Bresnahan and wiltse,
| Brownies sacrifice and Strangs welt to center
| gave the Now Works couple OF runs in the
steInfeldt began the ninth with a scratch
| Harper beat the breezes. Higgins beat on,
I a Jumper to Devlin and Barry singled, ecor-
| ing Steinfeldt. Kelly walked, which oiled the
| bases. 81 Seymour had started for the CLUB.
! house, but hurried back. took hia position o.
the plate and then sung Cincy's swan sonG
with gentle roller TO hoGann. The score:
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ATTELL TO MEET MURPHY.
Private Fight Between the i've Arranged
to Take Place Soon.

Harry Pollok says that q match in private
has been arranged between Abe Attell ana
Tommy Murphy Of Harlem, The 20. ac-
cording to Pollok. is to be decided within
months time and will be for twenty rounds.
In order to make the mill A. exclusive as
possible fancy prices will be charged to see
4 and the attendance will be limited. Attell
and Murphy are undoubtedly the cleverest
have been trying to get together for some
time. good deal OF importance is attached
to this bout. for the reason that both men
are after the feather weight title. The weight
will be 1872 pounds rngslde.
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Baseball Notes.

Tom Hughes seems TO have the Cleyelauds on the
hip.
Jersey--It count, as third strike and the batter
goesNs far Is he can.
his home In Louisville. browning played the out
held for the Louisville club In the old American
Association days aud was w II known all over the
country by the Then patrons of the game. lie was
= hard hitter and something Of a character In his
way.
Falkenburg. the pitcher of the Toronto Club
Jumped 10 The Harrisburg. Pa. club Of the Tri-
ss.s ns nr INA, nsfse baey o 81 s
h, va. going to JUMP. 81 snpp9se II va. case
on the lookout for men all the tine and we viii
co the best We can. We have lost four men this
sraSoN. hopegAtc. murray, McGce ana faiken
think weii be u. $50: EAU tha race"
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Winner Of Ocean Race to BE Dlned'

The New Rochelle Yacht Club VII p
dinner this evening to Rea, sor r,0,o snt
Frank Maier. owner of the yaWl nnt'' =, honor
o. her yIDt"ry in the Brooklyu lss'htl i 1S,
ocean rata to Hampton Road. y, .I-,s S
win be ,yen al the clubhouse o., . Me- II
he a'o,nmodore Son,aine and othe' "N''''
Of the Brook lyn Yacht Club.
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.Batted for Mueller In the second inning. 'Based
for Pianmer In the ninth Inning.
Jersey City.............o 90
First bsse on erron-ToYonto.S Left 90 easSs-
Toronto, 7: jersey CITY. First Rese on = n
Cadweii, !. Struck out-By Crystal. d BY Csld-
wen, :: BY PfanmiieL Home run.o sr. Nv; Two
base htsnHaig.n Cart Dlltla; ~. Ssen n Wns,e
Double play-McC.uley and Bean: HN oy pitcher
by Mueller. l; BY Geidven: J. Passeo ,! Isn5
hours and Is minutes. Atendance-0oo
EIwARK. .: hocunsTRH. o.
Hesterfer's superb pitching yeeterday VA respon
The Score:
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GEERS WINS WITH HAL G.
Noted Driver Adds Consolation to Chamber
Of Commerce stake.

DETROIT, July 81. Speculative betters who
had studied the possibilities OF the horses
entered in the three races OF to-day were
fortunate and they might have won all three
had not Walker made a peculiar drive on
Albuta in the first heat Of the 2:2% pace the
Chamber OF Commerce Consolation Stake. The
judges took Walker out and substituted Curry.
A curious thing about this Chamber OF Com
ineToe Stake and Consolation is that Geers
won both. winning the first with Walter
Direct. his own entry. and the Consolation
by being substituted for Shank behind
Hale.
Glenwood NJ broke away in front in the
frst heat of the 2i5 trot and won all the way.
although Geers tried to push Turley 70 the
front in the stretch. In the second heat
sod a. TO
trouble The third heat. with no selling, saw
Glenwood NJ, in front from start to hnish
The first heat Of the Chamber OF Com
FOR Hal G; in the stretch, as he outfooted
Bonnie Wilkes oil the way home from the upper
turn: For the SECOND heat Hai sold at ~
down from behind Albuta and Curry. who was
substituted, gave Geers q fierce race to tho
half, but coming down the stretch Geers
laughed at Curry as he passed the A'ousa
tieers pslpsbly laid Up in the, third heat
Josie made bad break around the lower
forced to hustle in the stretch to save the
flas. Peruna won all the way. In the SECOND
Peruna looked like winner Until De Ryder
sent Josie fast and won by an open length
In the third heat it was Josie $50 held $50
hind Josie, had speed to BURN and won as he
feruna was act back for running.
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Ns,ss Busk and Miss Wetmore Win >e~p"
HcE!!es.

VIEWPOINT. X. L.. July 1.-THE hnsl u Al 4,
women q lawn tennis doubles was piayea
the Newport Casino this morning, . nr.us SSo
out q large gathering OF the couaRe.ii th.
Witnessed . close and exciting rn",,n,i ID,
result Of the match being IN douh' '"''
last point was made. The scores ,.,,.r,
Women's Doubies--Final round MIS- ,.s int,
Busk and Miss Maud Wetmor,, oent NY
SANDS and Miss Mar sands, .. !, .. ucr,s
JWn,or tournament-INnai round MIS- " Nv
heat Miss blanche Oslrichs by drfaui
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pIrrssuRo, ,; BOSTON IN. LJ, I.

flrst base on erroFs-Boslon. T Pit!sbhfl, I;
on baiis-OH Young. l.. Struck out-By Young, 9:
BY Lever. 4; Three base hits Leach. Howard.
Double play-Abhs.lceh!o and Teansy. Umpire
Emslie. Time hour and 81 minutes. Attend.
ance-2.S
PHILAORLrHh IN L) Q: CHICAGO ~. L.. L.
PHILADELPHIA. July 1.-THE Phadelphins GOT
an early lead In Q.days game by getting nve men
scross the plate In the opening Inning. and from
that time on had an easy time beating Chicaro.
The scofN
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sBatted for Atrock In The ninth inning
Gs,e.ge. ...,9 %oS9SGS =
po Isl OF pAyas ssoea 81 sehrseI Two e.ss
hts-Snlhvsn, T. cess narp4y. Knishts ,1 Tases
his-Green. sullivan. Dvndon. Lord %. y. Croas.
stolen bases-0reea. lsosll, DSndon: frat ~. ~
White, j. STRUCK out-By AltTock. !; By Plank. !:
Wiid pitch-Plank. ympre-SAeTsdAn. T'ms-2
hours AttsndAnees 7,700.
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5000. q. Wrucis out by Pssssrs q ~ Sparfs. a.
Three base hits-.Mayee. Doom. Two base n!H-
Chance. Titus. pfsner: SCHULTZ ,s, s,. Mooney
Thomas Courtney, Dooin. Umpire -,John. Vsn
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Vim TEELYE OUT OF SIXTEEN.
NEW. YORkS RECORD FOR SERIES
JUST FINISHED.

Esur In suceesaiOa Frsm the Cinclnna'n
Three Out a Fsur Frsm ~. Lou"
for the Br sokiyns Philadelphia ne'
feat Cnicasss -Pittsburgs suceesHu'
The New Yorks beat the Cncinnatis lot
tho fourth consecutive time yesterday ana
started on a Western trip with y record OF
eight straight wins. Their record ior ING
series against the Western teams at the POLO
Grounds was twelve victories out OF sixteen
games--thrse from Chicago, one from ptts-
burg. four from st. Louis and four from
Cincinnati. The Brooklyns won their third
victory Of the series from 81. Louis, Plttsbnre
conquered Boston and Philadelphia bsat
Chicago. The results:
New YsFk. D: C1nctnnAti.
Brooklyn, &; II. Lsuis.S ..
FtttsbufS, .; Bosten, l..
Philadelphia, Q: Chicago, T.
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Two baas hiNs-Andsrson. jones' HUI. Intee
Frs bsss o. 6slls-oa HuEhes. / En-. S. .s on q
washington. !. Struck out-py Donehue' >; by
Hughes. I. Dosh3e play-EaAl and Can. WIG
Ditch - Hughes Umpire Mccarthy. Tlme-i
hour and minutes, AttendAnce-2.i@.
CHICAGO a. H.. I: PHILADELPHIA a. ~ =.
CHICAGO. July ~. - Chicsgo and Phiisde!pn M
played !sn Inning .s &c Gay: outing 70 Sv X.
Davis and triple by T. Cros. put the yis nsss
an error and q hi tied tho game. The score:
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Seven Heat Pacing Race al Elmlra.

FLNRA. July 7l.-It was q long card 70. da y. ]
requiring seven heats 70 decide the 2ls pace
changed after the fourth heat Artha Gar then
won three straight. In the second heat OF the
1:iI pace I. T. Washburn made the mile In 7a?'a,
the track record.
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Z.IV CI&SS,
VestA wilkes. br. M. by Weed wilkes
!Clpp,ns sS,r. M .,is,,s..;,;,.....i
r r. y, z. q. (Dohle) ..,..............1
Evelyn W.. CHI. m. Davis, .............S = :
Nellie ei Ges. B. m. De WIN ..,....,...s
Robert NEG. $. g, !Jamlson,, ....''.''! ! :
STime-2:2oil, 2:isl.. 2:is'3. CARA. ?:0si.
,us class trotting: purse 1900.
Artha Gar, b. M, BY Car
lmpe e r,si A.r,on, br.m .tNcGr,n,2 "a
Prince Edward, blk. &. uyman)..,l
len Mc(ifcgeor. CHI. s. Uoble)...S
Ecllptc, blI m ,6'Connelb''''s 2 dr.
Time-o2Os 220i4, 2isI 2isll 2.0'i .??i'4, 7:2?s4.
,ui class pacing: purse $500
7. T. Washburn. br. h.. by Rupee fWh'te,.'..l ! I
The Judge. 8. e. tsthp ;...;,.'...''. '"'''s :
MARY Dell, CHI m. (Sicholsonl ..,.,..,....,'.S y
Ttme-2:l5.4. 7i2la. 2:i+'I.
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DOGS AND BIRDS.

A FINE LOT hand raised Mexican double yei ..'
head and redhead parrots, inducement pIm s.,.
etroneest parrot cages, $780, every olta 80 ~,
snteed. WOHLSrAbT'S . Second Avenue u"
Houston,
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New England League.

Al Lawrence--Lawrence. 4: New Bedford. 2.
Al I.owell-Fall River, o. Lowell, 8.
At Lynn-Concord, O. Lynn. s.
Al Nashua-NashuA, o; Haverhill, s.
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Al Atlanta--AuantA. q: Memphis. s.
Al Observation-Disclosures, 8: New Orleans. Z.
Al Birmingham Birmingham, J: Little Rock. 2
Al Montgomery Mon gomcry. Q: shreveport y
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Az Kansas Clty-Fist 0sme-St. Paul. g. KansAl
City. S. Second game--Si, Paul. O. Kansas city. g.
Al Milwaukee, Milwaukee. 7: Minneapolis. 1.
At Louisville-louisville, II: Toledo, 3.
Al Indian poiis--Columbus. .: indianapolis o.
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Left on bases-NewaTk 8; Rochestcr, FIrst
ssrf s 8: W Schultz >. three base hit-s1.nder
Two base hits-o'Hagan. Mailing. Jones. Saen-
coekmsn. Murphy, Ysncey, obrsn. Hit BY pitcher
by Hesterfer, 1: by Schultz. B. Wild pitch
minutes.
AT PROVIDENCE.
Providence .........0 o o o 2 o 6-S
Montreal .....,....,0 90 30 O. 90
Battenes-Puttmann and JAcklitsch; Barber and
Beese.
RES.
Baltimore. ~ o.oli.:-sM z
batteries -Adklns and Heane; MlIlissn and
AcManus.
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At Hartford--Hartford. Q: Bridgeport. o.
Al Spring 40 d--Neriden, q Springfield. I.
At Norwich Norwich, D. New Haven. 1.
Al New London -Hloyoke, 8: New London. l..
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western le0gue.

Al Dies Noines--Fist eame-Des Moines. &:
Pueblo. 0. second gsme-b ee Noines, !: Pueblo.
Al omaha.-OmAha. II: st. Joseph. :.
Al Sioux CITY Sioux CITY, s: Denver. 4.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
JERSEY CITY

TORONTO, Q: yDBSIY ClT1.b.
Toronto defeated Jersey City In the opening
game OF The Csnadians second series In jersey City
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NsstIngt on. q: Cleveland. -.
chicago. 4: Philadelphia, 4

WARRINGTON. 4: CLEVELAND, 1.
CLEVELAND, July T..NanAger Stahl pus LONE
Tom Hughes on the slab 10 day after resi- o! ono
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At Scrantou-Scrlnton, I: Binghamton, s.
Al Wlkesbarre-W lkesbarre. g.: Syracuse. o.
AZ JOhnstown-Aibany. I; A. J. d G..!.
At Utica-Ftst gamc-Utica. q: Troy,i. Second
game-UticA O. Troy, 3.
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First b1st on fir0rs,b r6CKIyn' ~ L6uI: ].
base on bes-on Mitchell, 8; on Taylor,,s. Struck
oui--By Mitchell. s: by Taylor. O. Two base hits
Ritter. shannon. Mcbride, Taylor. Stolen bases--
Dohbs, Lumley, Lewis, Arndt. Double play
Arndt. Mcbride and Reckiey. Hit by ptoher-By
Taylor. l, umpire-O'Day, Time-i hour and
SO minutes. Attendance-100.
PIrTsBuRo. ,: BOSTON IN. L). I.
BOSTON. July 21.-Loever pitched very effectively
this afternoon, the locAla getting but two satellites
One of them. double. followed an error by Wagner,
guessing until the eighth, when pass. q double
and . single resulted In the score being tied. Wag-
ner's single. an out ~ nrSt and q mun by Dele.
hAnty gave the vl,tors the Winning rhn The
score.
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Riding saddles. 800 upwards. Ladies ~""
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AMERICAN LEAGCE.


and PhttNdeIphtaS FIty Nv
Two games were played III the American
League yesterday. the Wsshln gtons winning
from the Clevelands and the Philadelphias
and Chica gos pla ylnx tie game OF ten innings
The scene OF conflict now shifts to tine EAST
The results:
Wsshingt on, q; Cteveland,l.
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Other Baseball Games.
Al Red Bank--Red Bank, 4: Trenton, T.
Hudson River Lesgue.
Al Hudson--First game-PAterson. ii: Hudson,
10 Second game-Hudson. 9: Paterson, o.
Al Newburgh-P1rst game-Newourgh Q: POUCH :
keepsie. 6. Second game-PSughkeepsie. IL; New
DurQh. T.
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Games Scheduled Ter To-day.
RATRRN LAAoUR.
Toronto In Jorsey City: Buffalo 10 Baltimore.