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GOOD TENNIS AT LONGWOOD.
Wrenn and Fincke Win Two Matches IN
Play for Eastern Doubles.

boston, Aug. l0.-The Longwood lawn
tennis tournament progressed favorably to-
day and the best playing Of the week was
shown this afternoon. In the Eastern doubles
this morning. Behr and Sulloway, the Yale
Harvard team. winners of the Nahant doubles
and Dewhurst and we're beaten in straight
sets.
Little and Leroy, were ptted against Perry
and Nettleton IN this event. and they hsd 10
got the f1rst set, love all air, and were in line
FOR part OF the second but the New Workers
were much too good and steady for them.
@. L.. Wrenn and Fincke Of whom much
70 expected in the Eastern doubles. were called
being against the Leonard Brothers, The
win was easy. the Leonards getting only one
game in each OF the three sets. Later in the
brothers in straight sets. " "
longEood Slngles-Third round-R: Leroy de.
fsat ma,, X; c; Seaver go e. 60 LIS
Fourth Round.F; 2, Alexander defeated " s
1 Il. b.Sa, D. Little defeated
Tsfag Ss'en D. and nt
ns,S AND snd
T f Roaaa; ). Holt Holt and and +; T. pexhpr.
defeated S1ll .na apa sss
Merlin defeated i: Torfence and s = Roeer,:
5 ESe:5. dsfe.isS q Gran, and t. SSri,s
i. 3. Resis!e! and ", J. Johnson, Sc. 81
goldman and Horton defeated p n. Tanning and
rou sfauy hoanatW.enn s and rncEe defeated
SeaVer and Putnam, o-i 81. e-i.
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Racing nj I.AtOniA.

CINCINNATI. Aug. IO.--The track AT Latonia was
good to day and a large crowd saw the races The
Laurel. 30 to shot, won the iirst race easily by
ridden BY Radtke, got OIL badly and was never able
70 catch up.
First Race Six and one,half furlonrs-'Thc
Laurel. o. tRoblnSonl. 80 TO I, won; Narau w
tRadtke), 9 10 10. second Nominee. no (Hlcksj is
10 !, third. Time. FL SIS. Danube, Ike, Pierce j ,
sam Craig. Major Carpenter. Col Jim Douglas and
MisS Manners also ran.
Second Race One me--Hot. 90 (Morris,, IS to
20, won: Safety Light W tRadtke'. 8 to /, second
Bernce. W uSohinSonl. 10 10 l. third. Time, 1872
luminosity, Brown Vail. a. Convict and Lady BelaIr
llso ran.
Third Racc-Flye turongs Mate. lOs Had,.
;e,. 10 !: won: Hot To-day. io4 tHlcks. rs 10
secohd: Leo Bright, l0t WILSON,. 20 TO i, third
line. E022 S, Stoner Hill. Saints Day, Julius
rank, Fresno Flagstone. Henry Morn. Rely, Wool
'oap. windshield, Trve and Ecliptic also ran
Fourth Race One mile and 100 yards-Flohzel,
Foy), TO |, won hSares. 81 tKoerncr), 7 TO L.
econd: ForEoluca. los uobinsoni, 10 8, third
,nns,n ~, S1.o Outlaw Apps Fr'vo'. Blue and
Fifth Race --rlve rurlongs Zicnap. ,i2 CMor.
-Sonl, o to 10: won: Osee. 10? (Wiiliams), o 10 l.
econd Sister Francis. iO7 ,Radtkei i TO 5, third
Tine, 1901 Queen Caroline, Merry Belle and Liiiata
.lso ran
Si1,h Race-sla and one bait turlonSs-- Msnserd.
n Radtse,, 10 i0' Won, Picture Hat, 20 diet.
70 !. third. Time. 20 IS. Bellstone, Rather
.oysl Eidonoso and Eicanore Howard also ran.
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GOLF GOSSIP.
Jack Hobens Wins Professional TOurnn.
mcnt At Deal.

low scores were out of the question on the
links OF the Deal Golf Club yesterday, the
rain rendering the greens soRRy and variable
In spite of this. Jack Hobens. the Enelewood
pro-" got over the thrty-sx hole journey In
1853, capital going under the conditions.
This landed first money for the product
Of North Berwick by & margin of strokes
from Willie Norton. the home representative
After leading the field In the morning with a
creditable 49, Norton looked like the real
thing but he was unsteady coming home In
the second round.
The chief trouble was poor putting viii
Anderson. the open champion. finished with
1877. a stroke behind George low. aud good
enough to get fourthmoney. There Ia no telling
covers a playing distance OF $685. yards. vet
Anderson made 1t in IS after practically
a'H HRnderson finish nished ike v Wid horae. ii.
drove the seventeenth green. matter OF
200 yards and and, ran raj, down The pat foE q
approach hit the pin and the ball fell stone me
low had hard luck in having his ball on
the soft turf. while Norton compisined Of
mud sticking to the bail. '"' ''' '''''' VI
Ths tSo g., homebTssds Martin Martin o'1onshln
made disap a shoSns q The sttsi
had bis share Of hard luck. WI lie pract Isnx
on "Wednesday he broke the heads OF rs
bought a IS finch driver from Norton. the
longest in the shop. but he failed to get any
thing like his usual distance.
The pairings for the four ball contest to-
day are:
Isaac Mackie and Jack Jolly: Stewart
Gardner and Alec Cunningham; VIII Ander-
son and Willie Norton; Ge1rRe Low and Jack
Maokie Bernard Nichols and Donald Bell;
Ogiivie and Jack Hobens Bob PEBBLES and
Alec Smith; Martin OIouRhlin and Chris
Crosby.
ha
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The Newark Club. OF the Eastern IAagie,
advertised two games at home with tho
Providence team for yesterday, and when
the Providence team did not put in an ap.
pearance Umpire Bradley announced both
games forfeited to Newark. The Newark
management takes the stand that II had IN.
right to INSIST on the Providence team stay'
Ing In town and playing, so long as Prov.
dence had no regularly scheduled gam" 10
any other city. and Providence's Arrange.
ments for fulfilling its next enGsEeInem
were not interfered with. The proydSnc'
day night and played Of, post poned game
The Newark Club, IL is said. will claim dam
ages from Providence for the latters non-
appearance,
There is another side to the question. 'The
game played in Providence to-day will stand
said President Powers OF the Eastern leaene
last night -and Newark won't get IN. i've
games by forfeiture, The Newark club ban
no right to expect the Providence team 10
play games with IL Yesterday and by III az.
ton has got itself in hot water Baltimofs
was originally scheduled to play In Newark
to-day 40 Baltimore could play an exhibition
Nevertheless. Newark and Baltimore did not
meet to-day Jersey City and Providence
some time ago asked TO be allowed 10 play
In Providence to day that being an open DAY
for them. and tho rrc:iiNanH vas .raui"h
The action OF the Newark club will he tas"n
up by the Eastern League
The Eastern IaaRue schedulf shows my
the Baltimores were scheduled to play u
Newark yesterday. =,
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BEDouIS'S HURON HANDICAP.
, SHAW mas MEDDLER COLT IN
HAND ALL THE WAY.
4. A. Bennett Wins Two Races with Flip
Flap and Fillmore. Httins tho Rms
Hard M en-, cries C0nOyer and Opticisn
tho other winners ~ the Spa Track.

tho OtneT VIuuoEb ~ WV WV
sRAaArooA, Aug. io.-E. W. Jewetts good
colt Bedoun won the Huron Handicap. Tor
three.year-olds, one mile and three sixteenths
here to-day In a Eallop. with cairnsorm
soratobed, Bedouin, who shouldered il5
sounds, was made a hot fsvorite at g to g.
From the moment Marc Cassidy let the barrier
40 he was the leader. and Shaw had him
Veil in hand clear to the wire. where he won by
two lengths In 400 3-5. D'Arkle was the
runner up for three quarters OF mile ana then
died. after which Andrew Millers Merry
Lark, second In favor at 10 to 8. went on ana
took the place by three lengths from f.. X.
pradiey's Palm Tree, 10 to 1. The latter was
an Last and got good ride from Willie Knapp.
hnishinp len 9Th and a half before D'Arkle.
Gamara, backed down to to l, ran poor
race.
]. A. Bennet enjoyed decidedly profitable
day as he won two races. FLIP Flap. at TO J..
carried his colors to victory In the hapdicap.
for two-year -olds. six furlongs. making
ali the running and passing the Judges
length and a half In front Of c. r. Ellison's
flames Reddiok, the top weight. who was
rlayed down to . to I favorite. coupled with
lady Navarro. Reddiok beat W. II. Snyder's
Anodyne, lowered to to 1. by head. with
Sidney F., and Athlete close behind. The
time wss laS.
Bonnet also scored with his Fsrandole
, colt. Fillmore. In the last event. for ma,dens.
six furlones, and inoid entally dealt the ring
. severe blow. Fillmore opened at 10 to
and deluRe Of money backed him down to
10 TO s favorite. He was shut In for a while.
but Louis Smith got him clear In the home
stretch and he closed with great rush. taking
the race by a length and half from Gambler.
ITO 1, who had been In front from the outset.
Gambler stood drive and beat John Las
calle, IS TO 1, q head for the place. The latter
would have been second In another jump.
The time was 1915
Memories, running In the colors OF her new
owner. J. L. Holland and closing an equal
Savorite with Alex Shelds's st, Valentine.
. at 10 to 8. was successful In the fifth race,
at mile. She followed the pace set by Jack
Mc0innis's recently acquired Athlone. = to 1,
TO the stretch and when the latter stopped
she received a hard drive to win by length
4 to 1. who was coming swiftly at the end
and who beat Humo. to l. by q length,
The mile was run in 1880 2-5
In a field OF eighteen starters the Oneck
Stables Deceiver colt Optican. who went
UP In the betting to 10 to l, made all the run
nj nR. but had to be driven by Hildebrsnd to
yin by three parts Of length. ~. Gsynor
nos Ss1s HtS wso Fs
was of absolutely last and then ran phe-
ab ans s.st to wss th5d
{. conoSer. p RIDDEN By Mr. Harris lar showed
miles. and was victorious in drive By three
Gnishine second after bad looking ride by
tbr br.e 9.noe. w 10 and sRsS
rode two winners. The track was fast
Tho summaries:
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- TOta1s.... Ut II
'Mtted for Newton In the ninth inning.
Chicago, ..,..,.....,.,. o 8 o q q SIS
New York ..,.,.........0 o o o o o IA
First base on erron-New York. I: Chicago. g.
On noTs F S:e
by Cheshro. l. by Newton. ?: by Smith. ;. Three
base hlt-Jones Two base hit-Tannehill. Sscrt
han, Hitson Chcsbro. in three inninCs .: ia New
ton. In 81! innings umpir--connoiy Time
DETROIT. 2: BOSTON "a. H.. I-Y1Rsr aAMI
BOSTON. Aug. 10.-The champions long run OF
victories was broken In the nrst game OF to days
double header. Detroit scored a run In the NTH
inning. tying the score and another In tho sixth
which won tho game. The score:
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Vanderbilt Race Plans.

The Vanderbilt cup race was the principal
topic OF discussion st Yesterdays session a
the racing board Of the American Autonlobile
decided to run II without controls. the com
Ietitors to be started two minutes apart.
petroleum. and the work OF laying the oil
will be started next week. The estimated
cost OF the oil sprinklIng Ia 5000. The start
west Of the railroad crossing At Mnsola
The racers will head toward Jericho, and the
turns OF the twenty-nine mile course will be
made to the left instead OF to the right, -
Wa the case last year. :,
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PRAL HITTING AND FIELDING.
WHITE SOX BREAK WINNING
STREAK or THE NEW FORKS.

Every Error Of the Home Team Cssuy
Poor Throws . Besetting Mn IN
Slowly Prayed Ganie-besto0s FIJI"
Lose to the Detroits. Then Beat Them.
Twelve straight victories was the best tho
New York Americans could do. but that was
doing a good deal. There had to come q re-
lapse some time. and II came yesterday IN
the encounter with the ChicaRos. Inc DOS
tons lost one game to Detroit and won tne
second. Rain prevented games In Phi'aoe-
Chicago, =: New York, =.
Detroit, =: Boston. First gsine'
boston, .: Detroit, S--HeCond game
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Baseball NOtNs.

A New England pitcher named Paine has been
signed BY Manager Gnfnth OF the New YORK Amer
leans.
fair ball on . bunt when II was plain that Chse
was foot outside the line when he picked The
ball UP.
IN the West.
Dave Brains three triples and one single in the
game In PtnburG the other day petted him only
one run "
AeGraw bumped his on ally, Joe Kelley. hard
Dufy. v" mug"
teieen WssA ME 70 - Wlitss vsed In tSs kox
IAfunee.
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1otAl6.,...< IL n IL ~
sBatted for Case In the fourth inning

'Batted for Case In the fourth inning.
Pttsburg ..............o oaoo o. -
Boston .....'..........o % o 900 -
Three base hits-Moran %. Two base hits
Iaitchey, Clarke. Tenney. Sacrifice hit-Lauter.
born. Stolen bases-wasner. Brain, Abbatcchio.
taille. l. Double plays-Qymer. Howard and
Brain First base on balls on Case. l: OF Willis. ..
Umpre-Klem. Time-l hour and 10 minutes.
Attendance-S,OO0.
CINCINNATI L. PHILADELPHIA IN. L), I.
CINCINNATI, Aug. i0-The Reds punched their
hits on Nichols 10 day and had no trouble winning
the fourth consecutive game from the phiiAdei-
phiss. who could not bat Ewtng's spit ball. Tho
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TIvERTON BEATS SWEET MARIE.
Takes Two OF Three Heats in Free-for.All
Trot 1t BuYalo.

BUFFALO. Aug. lo.-Starter Newton sent
the bunch away In the frst heat OF the free
for all to-day with the favorite. Sweet Marie,
two lengths behind Despite this handicap
the mare worked Tiverton hard near the
finish. Tiverton. whose colors Sweet Marie
lowered in their match race at Readvtlle
last week. raced away with two OF the three
heats In good style. Sweet Marie took the
third by consistent trotting and good driving.
The finish OF the nrst heat In the 2At pace
gave Alonzo Mcdonald an opportunity to
display his horsemanship, He timed the
favorite, Kruger. to q second. and beat out
Snow with Queen OF Spades by a nose, The
other heats were easy for Kruger,
Maud Keswick, the daughter OF Keswick.
walked of with all three heats in the 2:ls
pace. but there was little pooling on the
tured in straight heats by the white selding
ThoTne Boy son Of Strong Boy: He sold e
Geers walked with cane to-day, as tho result
of his spill yesterday. A big crowd saw the
sport. The meet will end to-day. The
summarized
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The Friend 1rots in aOs ia.

DOVER. N, H.. Aug. lo.The best racing OF she
season In New England was witnessed at Granite
three years ago by Andro1is. a PAGER. was re-
duced 10 205lS BY The Friend. In the free for all 10.
trotteYs. In taking tho race from John NJ. the
iavoritc, The Friend lowered his mark three sec,
onds. Robin. the fevorte In yesterdays un-
tnisned class, was beaten by Louise z. Tyson
again disappointed the talent with Mazetta In the
2.2O trot Favorites won the other two Glasses.
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xzrf0XALL LEAGUE.
Saatssw,1 Pitsbss the CnanRisns -
Fr I VlOtSey In chicago.

Thu Nav Yorks won . 4 10 o sans from
the Chi1sgos yesterday and broke even on
the series with the Cubs. Tho Bostons Won
again from the Pittsburss. but ~ the time Of
soins to press no more rows had ossn 70.
ported from tho Pirate stronghold. WnAt
pittsburg did In gaining by beating the Nov
Yorks was largely undone BY losing 70 tno
Bostons. Therein 10 the beautiful unoer-
tainty of baseball oonvinoinGly demonstrated.
The Brooklyns lost In 81. Louis. and the
Phila delphias fell once moro before the Ctn-
clnnatis. The results:
Now York, 4: ChieaSe,O.
u. Louis. .: Brooklyn. =.
Boston, q: P1ttsburg, 4.
fsn~auuase A. phlladelnhle. l.
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mis- was Egan q pest score 81 the week:
Travis got his drive into the rough from
the tee and also his second. due TO pulls. and
lost the hole to FrederGk ss also won the
Ss ss Sn sna hole as no' %e
The drive for, Fredericks got his ball Into
yhins from the tee and lifted after half
also won the ninth and tenth. each In 3. and
at the twelfth. Thereafter Travis had com
Roth came home in 80. Allowing a s. where
he lifted. Travis went out in 90. H.
posing sho eod y % noq1s
At the right time in the morning. White.
evenly baia need rounds in heating Bosk,m.
jjaniort DISPOSED Of MsTt u q canads hardly
clever victory. from the Whea ton junior.
cratic. Their cards were: Byers, 40, H-sl,
of coli. and Harold Weber made one day
won twenty hole match from Wood in the
first round and nineteen hole match from
Bend In the second round.
The summary:
Pirs. Round-Pcrcy pyne. Princeton. defeated
Perry P,,sSr by a.s.i ,s E C.
~ IA slss $s5,.r Tss' ss:a:s e,y
play: D. r. Sawyer. Chicago. defeated q. j. Cook.
philadelphl., by ! up and 70 play: r 4. Martin.
a. l.. White. Nassau, defeated 4; B. Lambert, 81.
Louis. by S up and TO play: r; D. Bokum, Jr.
Chicago, defeated c. r. Smoot, Chicago, by up
and ? 10 play; q. W Potter, Jr. Chicago. defeated
T; N. Shern,sn: Utica. BY up Fr'd HsrrcshotI,.
by 3 up and to play: the Rev. sim N Carr phila-
dephla. defeated "; !. Rowland r.. chicaeo by
c. p. Macdonald. Garden CITY, by up r, NJ Byers,
Puishurg defeated !. p TIsyers. Nassau, by SUP
II. j. Tweedie, Chicago. by 2 up! fl. p. BEND Mime
apolis. defeated = J. Hunter. Chicago. By up and
Hunter. Chicago. up in twenty holes.
Second Round w, c. Fownes, Jr,. defeated Percy
Pync 4 up and to play: Walter j. Travis defeated
D p Frede ricks. up and TO play: n. F.. Sawyer
defeated G. Cooke. up and to play: A.. l.. White
Herrcshor defeated o, W. Potter. Jr.. I up and
70 play: II. Chandler Egsn defeated the Rev. Simon
Campbell, up and 10 play; Harold G. Weber de-
fested II. p. Bend Ip In 10 holes.
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'BaWtd TOT BdFreft IN Inc ninth Inning.
B bs;teI, '.,, .........o
on Boston. 8; Detroit. q. First base on balls
or Tannehil 2: on Kitson. s. Struck out-By
Sacrince hts-Parcnt t2j. Cnger. Freeman. Lindsay.
Stolen beses,frespan; SelbAch. Double play
h. 1i J. "" Wild nteh-Kitson. Empirrs[MocsMSy
and Sheridan, rime-i hour and 81 minutes
Attendance t,59i.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

Observation-Disclosures Pixne. scientific oint
ment. quickly cures scratches. mud fever. sped
cracks. CALLS, hopple chafes sores on horses. trA
slle postpaid 25c.; guaranteed. Valuable booklet
free. PI&INE CHEMICAL Co. Dept. \. Troy. NY.
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DETROIT.
BOSTON.
'B.tted for Young In the ninth inning.

'Bstted for Young In the ninth inning.
b bes1on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..........o o,
Left on bases-Roston, 10; Detroit. s. First base
on bals-on Young. l: or Klllian s. Struck out
BY Young, 81 oy Klllian. s. Two base hit-Cough-
lin. Sacrifice hlts-Schaefer. Mcintyre. Lindsay
stolen bases-Crawford 3D.. Lindsay. Double
Umpire, Mccarthy and Sheridan. T1me-i hour
and So minutes.
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New York State Leaeue.

Al Albany-Albany. g: Syracuse. Q.
AZ 'froy-F,rst game Troy. a; Hnghamton. ..
Second game.BinG hamton, is; Troy. I.
AZ Utica-Utica. 2: Scranton, l.
Al Wiihe,baue-F1rst ame-Wllkesbarre, 3:
a. j.. 4 O.. 2. Second game Wilkesbarre. .;
A. ]. d G.. g.
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Lurley (2). Sacrince hits--BuYke, Beckley, Batch.
Double pays-McBrde and Beckley: Hal! and Lewis.
saisp ~ ~ shsnnon e. A IN ~ ha
Fint base on baIlsOn Taylor, ): on McIntyre. 1.
Struck 9ut,By T.ylor. !; BY ncIntyr.3 Len on
wine. Tine-i hour and 81 minutes Attendance
LICE
Bo6roN H. L.. Z: YrTVBuAo.
PrrrsyuRo. Aug. lo.-csse pitched very poor
ball In the fourth inning 70 day and aided BY rather
indifferent PLAYING On The psrs Of Ptt:oury Boston
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Al Memphis Memphis, 4; Little Rock l..
~ Mertdian-Sew Orleans, 1; Shreveport, O.
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Western League,
Southern League.

AZ Des Moines-St. Joseph, 2: Des No,nes, 1.
A. Omaha Omaha. ~: Sioux City, 81.
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American Assoc,st,o On,

A. Columbn. Columbus. 3: Milwaukee. 0.
Al Toledo-Toiedo, Q: Kansas City q
~ Indiana polls Mime polls, 10: indianapolis.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.


sBAtted for Putnam In the ninth inning
fPAttee out for Interference
S psn. CITY '".....'...d oa9 -
froWdenoe :.'..''':.....o o.
First base on balis-On Gndamsn. J: Cd Putt
mann. .. Struck out-By Lndamsn. I: by Putt.
mann. Q. Three bABe hit-McAuley. Two base
hits.AeAusy. Dunn. saortnce hits-Merritt. Keis.
tor: Brodie. Stolen bases-Clement. Cassidy a., Nc
Rock and Conn: Conn and kortan. hit BY pitcher
by Lindaman, l: BY Puttmanp, 1. Balk LINDA
Moran. Tme-2 hours.
At DALfIAoRR.
Rochester ........l o o o o o o. q
Montreal. ........0 o o o -
Betteries-Schultf and steelmon; PappAIau and
RAub. ~
AT ToRoNfo.
r.. h.l.n.
Buffalo ,........,.o o 1901 90 =
=. Batteries -Curr1e and sullivan Aulllsan and
AcAllister. ~
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2l4 class: pacing; purse 1000
Kruger CHI. g.. by Mercury tAonIo McDon-
Queen Of Spades. blk. m. tSnow).
High Seven, oh. &. Stewart, ,..............t 3
Westrr. blk. e. (Valentine) :..............,..e
Bedford Boy. 70. {. lBrawley) .............6 .
Roland Reed b. e. day. dis.
Time-2:Oe. 20s. TOOK.
Free for all trotting: purse 1900:
Tive rton, h. g., by Calico Rex {Hower....i
Sweet Marie. b. m. "a. p. MoDonald) .......t !
George g.. b, e. IGeers, ...,................2 I
Mckinley. b T. tBenyon) .......,..:........S
Time-2OSh. 200. 7:odh
2ls class. pacing: purse $1,000
Maud Keswck. b. M. BY Keswick tJames) 4
Inter Ocean. br; g. "a. Thomss) ..,.,.........2
Doris B., b. m. (Snow) .,...........,,.,.,.,...6
Bertha W. br. m. LAmberO.
Regina s.. BIN. III. Stokes ..............3 8dis
Tommie Burns, b. &. Mccarthy. ..,........o 6ds
T1me-2li,1. 2i0i4 2:Sh.
2lS class. trottins: purse 81 coo
Thorne Boy, oh. g., by Hespervs Pstterson).i !
Joe N, blk. z. Dave Nc Donald. ............2
Jim Fen'ons b. 6. aMcDerTono' 2
Bssa,; b. , M RutheTfsrPe d.
Ttme-al0I4. 2l2I1. 2:D.
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New Eneland Ilearue.

AZ IAwrencc-Ncw Bedford. I; lawrence o.
Al Conoord-Concord. 0: Fall River. o tforfeIted)
Al Taunton-Lynn, II: Taunton. 4.
Al Nashua-HaHerhill. 7; Nashua, 2.
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PHILADELPHIA.

Three bsse hitssKellsy. Double plsy-Gieason
Nichols. g. First base on balls-On Ewing /; Oh
s az Sisbo. Tho ssed Saisab h oy GSsss
EmMie. Tme-l hour and IS minutea. Attendance
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First base on erron-Chiesso. .. New Yort. .
Len on Bases -chiosso, S. Nev YORK; s. sacnnoe
hits-Asrtes, olbert. Stolen bAse-Strsng. Hrss
Nsthe&sop, Q: BY Reulbach. o. Umpire-o'DAy.
T1mo--i hour and 80 minutes. AWendance-iiooo.
ST. LOUIS IN. LIZ. s; BROOKLYN. =.
to-day's game to TIE Cardinals. The visitors
established q new record. making ten er-
article OF bali Brooklyn 10 putting up. The
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Games Scheduled for To-day.

Games Scheduled for To-day.
AAERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago 10 New York: Detroit In Boston: Cleve
land In Philadelphia: 81. louis Ia Washington.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York In 81. .Iouis Brooklyn In Chicago.
Boston IN Cincinnati. Philadelphia In Pittsbura.
RAsTKRR LEAoUx.
jersey City In Providence: Buffalo In Toronto.
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Favorites Win at Peushkesps,e.

PouoHKEEPsrE, Aug. -Favorites won in all
day, Heats were split in only one race. the 2:2i
trot when Corpus after dropping the nrst
heat to Night cyrene took three Others on the
reel While there was no question OF Frank Yn
kum's ability to win the free for all pacing. the
contest was interesting Yokum was never headed.
but In the first heat Darrell gave him 4 rub on the
last stretch. and In the second heat there was
pretty contest for second place between Darrell
and Royal r. Sheldon, In which the gelding came
out victorious.
22I class. trottinR: purse AGO.
Lee Wcklire. b. g., by Wicklifie (Nichos) II I
The Banker. b. s. sThompson,. ......,,...s 2 {?
Time-2:lsl5, 2:1p,9, 3:t7l5.
2:2l class. pacing: purse $500
Col Henry. b. e.. by Dallas Texas tfowefD. !
Judy V. s., b. m, tShearl ,..,,.,.,..,,..,..,2 Z
Dick Thatcher. x: g. tMsioney'. .,'',."". 2 :
Nan Patterson. CHI m. tMorris) ...:.....,..6 4
Time-2i61. 2i<I<, 2Ib,f,
Free for ALL pacing: purse $500.
Frank Yokum. h. e.. by Parker (McGrnthl...,i ]
ROYAL r. sheldon blk G. Downer ,.,..,..'s
Baby Ruth b, m. packer ...,..:........,.....A
Time-2,06i4, 2.Oaiz
2;?i ciasN trotting: purse 400:
Corp,h. bX,. by Prodigal (Sulvan), !
Night Cyrene. blk. q. tSivalls, ...........i ? ?
A. Laundry. b, e. Waterbury. .....,....< 3
Postmaster. br e. LOCKWOOD ......,...4
Time-2Ish. 2i7I3. 2:2o, AIS.