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Phlladelphia. .; chicago. q

NEW YORK IA. L.), ): CLEVELAND, ,.
d.:Oss :fasn &. ssdre stR s. sSs ss
ISr:s :sns!!lsslss o.scs:: dH S:iis { mad! ma.
isry scson 19r e1tSu1st. q sppsSss
and FIet M % were Tie tire. paReip.i. e ths
y o's lad dn,y ST. ss asfs1 ss
tnI n nm1 ~ tnd nd. spsss.sns e s tas cut
iSsis ~ rs a2S.as: A.s
man scross the plste.
The dc, Sdsmo,9h ths csy::nd: ~ s.:Sy: sny
New YofE., bsoaass q bsstsr and more r;
sHqoSsh but ths .tHSton toSts necesstatsd them
being keyed up all the time.
o.s Ksfer 4 o.rysd s ;hort AZ ssts into .s
@ %Sised By W kshi. ld'at but ks.lsr vas e:usht =
second On the play. not daring 70 take much much
OF out IL e. ar: On nosa setf s1s
Elberfeld stole second, and scored on poueh-
erty's double between FlIok and vinson
Clevelands to score In the second inning;
Bradley doubled TO left with. one out. and
e hrf On AZ so broSS
doSd stop: and better throys By oI1r. Rr:dlsy Icy
ssmpts tn the second turner made ssSer:l
"a %syn: !: :sS ss 6: e:t S:
supple and lndefat! gable xorkmaA sssn "a about
herr hsre p t many dsy In d re shird ,nro saFo
Il looked as II the bali would fall safe. but
Doueherty came sitting Aoross th3 lcndssosRs.
ribs ~ 30 i Would @ % not fsll.
wv isTi IA hs Il the !.n. fourth r Elisa &
Hight. and aa Flick slipped and isli on his bseE.
euities did not make him. dodge the issue.
Balancing on his spine, and yith feet xsyng
and caught the ball. The nth inning de-
oided the game IN New York; favo5 Hrth
turned bunter aud outfooted tap to Bradley.
Coproy..s fly bunt got swsy from ,aaScss' MSorss'
Moore hit Elberfeld in the back. filing the
bases, and also hit DSughsIty In the back.
forcing Orth home. On Willismss line ny
to jackson Conroy spanned the fourth ohasm
the seventh inning. and Harold Chase. the
infant OF the team. was the hero Carr
punched ~ over Chase's head straight down
ns foul r s tss r.sns sssr tRs Rsy ws%s xsl. on
a forlorn hope, Chase had 81. back 70 ths
sphere. but at theproper moment he screwed
his neck hack and his eyes searched the azure
Whether no ever saw the ball or not. the fact
remains that while his body was In the shape
and al imbedded Itself In hIs hands. which were
In the vicinity of his waist There won't
be another catch ike IL in Q thousand years.
said one witness OF the uncanny perform
ance.
Bemls's single. Jackson's out at ftrst and
Chase's miss Of Wilson'S bounder gave the
Clevelands run In the eighth. The score:
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Ban johnson. president Of the American
League, saw the game here yesterday. with
him being President Taylor Of tho Boston
Americans. While Byron Bancroft was
munohing peanuts he said there would not
be any consolidation Of the two major leagues.
There has not been any action to warrant
the belief that there will he . merger into
twelve club League. and what's more. there
will always be two eight club leagues. Bsse-
ball Is better oT with two big leagues. There's
more rivalry In fhe air. and there are patrons
enough 10 support two big lea gueH. 80 far
this Year the American League has played to
over 200 900 more persons tnan 1t did 10 the
same length OF time last season. called on
President Puiliam this morning. but that does
not mean that there was any twelve club
III iooks 70 mo-" continued the president.
as II the Western teams of the American
League are goIns 70 have hardsr eleddins N
York, Boston. Philadelphia and Washingt0n
are all hitting up the pace. and tbs preeeut
sa up East Of ths Western teams Is critical
Hree!dent T.yler eeys his teAm has played
10 bigger business than Last. year. notwith-
standing Il q IN the second diviaion.
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RlrLE TOURNEY EYDs.
Capt. Corwiu. se, enty.first Regiment. Wins
.4 New York state Cham pi0nship.

CnEEpMooB. Aug. L-capt. q. ". Corwin
Of the seyenty-Hrst RcgIment won the cham
plot ship Of the New York State Ninc Asso-
citation In the individual match Of the aaso-
citation to o-dsy and. Incidentally. added an !.
other to the brilliant list Of victories scored
by the seventy-frst In the meeting which
closed this afternoon. The New York state
Rife Association match comprises three long
range distances. 800. 300 and 1000 yards. with
seven shots at each distance the twenty
highest competitors then settling the match
by skIrmIsh run. Lieut.. X. X. V. Casey
the Seventy frst' g long distance crack. led at
the end Of the three long ranges with total
of %. with Corwin second at 80 and Leuts.
Ranney and Jenkins. both of the Seventy
first. tied at 70. Corwins run was 10. with
10 shots on the prone figure. Casey dropping
back to third place with run OF o. and serst:
Short Of the Seventh moving up to second
with Q run OF s2.
The strong head wind. constantly shifting
from left to right. called for fine shooting.
and the match made an interesting finish for
the meeting Last years winner. Capt.
Wells Of the Seventy first. finished In seventh
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RACING at Prsvidepce.

wslden's speedy MY. Who has won four races OF
the local meeting At Narragansett Park: two OF
them stake events. TO day captured the Breakers
Hsndicop without . falter. She was well In hand
ali the way 10 the last furlong. Hyperion In
the NTH race 10 to shot. and Venus In the nrat
race q 10 chance, were the only long shots 10
win, Palette and Yorkshire Lad. had hard
contest Don't Ask Ne. In the third race showed
her quality In taking nrst place easily from Grand
sian, and Thomond. The meeting will ciose on
Saturday. the Jockey Cub having refused per
mission 10 extend the meeting week
First Rsce-Ftve furlongs--venus. % ". Hen
derson) 70 I. won: kumyss. i04 tCreameH, 10 TO
eecoud; Nellie Burn l06 tO'Brien). u to l. third.
Time i.oi as pr. Koch, nsrlinso: Chsngeable.
Hiss Finch. Ancient witch. Sister Belle. Beiasco,
Pepper Pod. Josie Hampton and Lady Peep also
Second Raoe-ons mile and quertsr-Paiette.
100 (wley). I 70 TO- won: Yorkshire Lad. 100 per.
rine). . 70 I. second Supreme Court. g y. Hen
derscn,, IL 70 8. third. Time 207. Barkelmore
and Magic ssfoap also ran: .,...-.. -.
Ask Ne. iii tRomsnsIih. o 20 won: Grand SIAM,
iOa tCfimrnins), 8 10 & second: Cottage Maid. III
tBefiS 10 10 l. third. Time. fas Thomond also ran
Fourth Racc-Pive and q half furiongS for two &.
year f-o,ds-Consistent, III 0Creamer,, q to g. won:
Rye. los. GRomsneliD. . TO !. second W. II. Carey,
aS fperrine, ID 20 l, third. Time. l:07 IS. r. g.
Martin. Just. Interiight and Philsdor also ran.
Fifth Race-About sig furiongs Hyperion, 100
(Bel, 10 TO !. won: Trsjan io7 rTravers,. 10 10
second Azciina, los fBooker), 70 1. third. Time,
li8 As. tncie Henry. On the Eve. Pink Garter.
Gallant Cassie De,aval. 81. Denis. Goldcroft.
Black Cat and Meringuc also ran.
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To-DAYs CARD FOR SARATOGA.
splnaway Stakes and Two Handicaps tn
Chief AttPActions.

SARATOGA. Aug THE feature Of to-
morrow's card 10 the rich Spinaway Stakes.
for two-year -old nllies. hve and . half fur
longs. Woodford Clay will start both Run
ming Water and Single Shot. proba BILE fsvorites
over james r. Keene's Curiosity. William
Lakeland's Cousin Eva. p. H. McCarren's
Edna jackson and Catesby woodford's Last
Cherry. Another attraction 10 the handicap
At nine furlongs. In which Broomstick. with
i2s pounds. makes concessions In weight to
Au Revoir, st. Bellane and Woodsaw. all dan
gerous factors.
The first event is handicap at six
furlonss, Broadoloth having top weight.
with Councilman and Dreamer apparently
the ones to beat.
In the steeplechase handicap Mr.. Cotton
will probably start Sea Horse H.. recently
purchased in England, with Alamansor.
Maiden. Graceawsg and Knight aI Of, Of Harlem
the last event, at Ave and half furlongs. with
Confederate, Youth. yesssmipe. optioian,
Richardson looks the best, In the third race.
for platers, at mile and an eighth. with
Dekaber, and Joe Lesser the probable con-
tenders The entries follow
p..t three Odds: oix
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Wells Ho' DoSis: ~; LfMsner nannsn . 81. CiarE
coGHs eoG's g. u LoSshiin. s ss; III Lent. "Hy. r.
In the. afternoon the rins%sn dsyossd
sse;i ss The asS:%on sSor ana long and
wore centers q setjylty al.o, q Z, GSnd!tons ~, a
for scoring improved materially IN the after
While the nnaI results Of the individual
matches have NOT been a. fully sompiied I'M e. tie ne
casey peyssbe St ns Esn IL
S5sf %s sst sss 81 sSsa
also captured ths mid range s! match a. cSSa SS
and md fourth With the same agurei, and W. q.
Hudson nth with ioi. The short range match
went to Hudson with score Of ioi. and Sefgt.
EisS ss4st WIZ Baptist Tie msnss ' seoond
Tom A1dsr.sn limp imptoysd s.t his g. rsooyss vco Yer
rapid IRE rsentry revolver match With Y; y;
points. and the re-entry revolver match WITH
ss H;S 'eGHs th n ss ss ss xda S;S Ss
disappearing target match. and L. a Him
the Il " rapid % IRE resnsrs s % revolver event. With
The highest schuetzen scores were: R.
The meeting. which was opened Las. Wednes-
day. proved to be an unaHa!ined i,iN suoSsss &
In ubR4sd dollar: snS n sdeaeee .,
September g meeting. the frst Of the aasoola-
ton. The matches attracted three OF four
and, while the Seventy-hrst's crack shots
captured all the nrsts and ope seoond In
TIE team matches, they were fer from one. one
The Marine Corps finished second to the
Seventy first In every match but tho COM
pany team match where a the nnx marine Te6e ae
the seventy-frst Regiment. New jersey
failed TO score better than third in the McAlpln
Seventy first Regiment rapid hre and skrmish
The State range will be closed to-morrow,
Be- shot on Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Of this week. On Thursday the Brigade
and Mejor-General.s matches will be held.
Governor, and on Saturday the State match.
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Indians Harbor's water Carnival.

The water carnival Of the Indian HSrbor
Yacht Club will be held OF the clubhouse
at Greenwich on the evening Of Aug. Q. The
feet will rendezvous In the harbor not later
than O'Clock. and at $50 O'Clock. on siEnal
viii. be Illuminated. On the yacht Sslnads.
chorus under % the direction Of D.: Cari Martin;
Illuminated power boats. gigs, dinseys and
isunohss. and Z prize wy Be !sivsn to the
dispisy After the tiiumInstion thsrs viii
be danCe In the clubhouse.
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NHv YORK IN. LIZ. 10; CINCINNATI. ).
CINCINNATI. Aug. i.-For the eighth ooo-
ssoutivs time the New Yorks bsat the Reds
out OF . game to-day. Before the game
Pitcher -Noodles' Hahn received his release.
and spurred on By shadow Of the ovsrhausins
axe the Reds save the visitors lusty fight
for seven innings. st the end Of which time
honoTu we're even. 0.
Indeed. In the third timing ths Reds wore
ahead for the nrst time during the whole long
:eriss; 10 ths eishth howeye[ the ohamps
fo1ed oyse.1i %ssssnlns s%d re- tSsey tsyy ;pgots ths
;s vs. out sAsa ia sA.ss. n: sssrY =: q r rsS:
stIans ssofinosd. Husslns @u2sd CofSoT-
.nS and stsipfs'dt. s.!ist Oh psyllns
Sssss::s -. r 'sSepd; 9Isssrs :iaei.d e isis:
snd Gilbert scoring Taylor out Hlssins 70
sohlel. Browne tnplsd 70 right, ,Brssn4han
ne Inning before ths New YORK; forced
ahead BY tcoring two runs on eln gie, ,Browne'S
hrst triple and an out. The Reds tied
The score 10 tAeIr, hall. on overall being hit
Clout to dssp right. The score:
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. Yacn.s Chinge Hands.

The following transfers OF yachts have
been reported by Stanley NJ. Seaman:
Cruising sloop lshkoodah. sold by H. F.
Pnrmelee to l.. p. COPELAND. Providence
The Ishkoodah was designed and ,bullt by
the Herreshohs in 1908 for Morton'f Plant
She is . keel boat. ~ feet over all. - feet on
'ns kncct.bout Don. soid % by w K. efs suydam to
David Kay Of Newark - = !
.Gssollne yacht Klein sold By. E @, KNOWLES
Keip is . hpnting launch, a fest over all. 10
fess SeSn. soos al al, aud is equipped with
20 horse-poweT motor which tives her Q speed
Of twelve miles an hour. ~ IN y--..S.s-
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10 the ring again on Monday night and met
Jimmy Dunn Of New Castle. Pa, In = fifteen
round bout at Bridgeport. Ohio. before the
Metropolitan A. c. The result was . draw.
MoClelland Wa not in the best Of shape nd
this was evident - soon a. he had gohs
few rounds. he was slow and slipshod h
his mo vements. and his punches lacked steam.
that his rival could not punch The pair
fought viciously. IN the tenth round. II
looked as il McClellapd was done for In this
In the twelfth McClelSand displayed sreet
cleyerness; he fSt aTaES from rom. assvsT,:ai s,,,a
,C1eui SsHe out ut him out. The remaining rounds
were intereetng and even. and the verdict
seemed to be very fair The pair met at 12s
pounds. -
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Benls's single. Jackson's out at ftrst and
Jhase's miss of Wilson'S bounder gave the

First base on errors--NeW York. ]: CleveIand,
Left on bases-New York: 10: Cleveland: T. First
out-By Ortb. !: by Moore. 3. Two base hits-
Dougherty. Bradley. Sacrifice ht-Keeler. Stolen
bases-Elberfeld. Dougherty. Double pay-Wn-
llams. Fiberfeld and Chase. Hit by pitcher
BY Moore s. Impire-Sheridan. Time-1 hour
and IS minutes Attendance-+.O00.
WARRINGTON. g. DETROIT. o.
wAsHINoToN, Aug. Tom Hughess nne con-
troll, and long. timely hitting to day gave Wash
ington easy shut out victory over Detroit The
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'Batted for Jusis In tho ninth inning.
Deiro;t o o o 0 90
Washing ION .... .,.,....,o o Q o i 0s 90
Left on basey-Washing ton, 4: Detroit, .. First
base on balls-On Hughes, l: OF Donovan, .. Struck
out-By Hughes. 5: BY Donovan. g.. Hit by pitcher
by Hughes, 1: by Justls. l. Wild pitch-Dono-
van Three base ht-StAhl. Two base hits
Anderson. Jones. Sacrifice hits-huelsman, Drill.
double play-Iones and Cassidy. Umpire
O'Iourhln Timo-i hour and Is minutes. At
tendAnce-34S0.
PHILADELPHIA "a. L.. s: CHICAGO "a. LJ. T.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Although Philadelphia
outbatted Chicago 70 one. II was not until Harry
Davis drove the ball over the fence into Twenty
ninth street that the locals won this afternoons
game, The score.
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Lawn Tennis at Boston.

BosroH, Aug. THE continued rain to-day
put damper on the Nahant clubs invitation
lawn tennis tournament. only three matches
being played, while four defaults were M
corded In the morning match bstween
Lyons and Grant the latter showed lack q
practise and Was an easy victim. Kenneth
leonard out Of the running when they met
In the first Of the second round matches.
set and won the second easily. Twenty-slx
games were necessary to decide the third set.
First Round-J. H. Davidson defeated N. p.
HsIiowell, o- 60; n. b. " Lyon defeated s. ].
Grant. 6--1. 81: r, a. Atkinson defeated p; =.
Stockton. by default c, Colson defeated Hooker.
6y defauit;,F j. Suiloway defeated I)r L. W. 04ase.
brook. BY default W. c. Grant defeated q. II.
Nettleton, BY default.
Leonard, 80, Ia i'll
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onclnnax, .,...,..."..c cilelo. 90
Three bAse hits-Mo6Ann o.. Kelley. Browne On.
Home rua.Huegine: Double, plays.coreofan,
stsinfelds, corcoran AID overail. s.enncs hits
-Odwen. Huggtns. etrsng. nertes. Stolen hsses
-xeTtO, Kelley. Observation-Disclosures and O'DAy.
Tim>-i boar end = minutes. Attsndanos-s.0oo.
pHnADa1SnIA IN. LJ. :; CEfcAoo n. L..
cnoAco. Aug. 1.-rAnAddpAls. using sour
an clsvsn inning gams. fhesaooYe:
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

GRAND CLEARING OUT SALE.
Hor.e Sheets az Coolers, i-36. LAD DusteTS. 1.0o
Nets. i.3A Lash whips 50. Buggy Asrness 80
4 ii.00. Surrey Harness.. te.00. epeedMay has-
Harness, $500 Pony Goods. all kinds. Rid!ns
Ssddles, 500 upysrds: LAdies' Assr,ss SsSdsa
% west Broadway. near Chambers 81, upssalrS
HoRSEMEN-veterinary Fxine. sceutiAo ctns.
cracks gals, hopple chafes. sores on horses tral
:.e pePssav HI ~ p,vs soS goStSs
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@ %. Rsymsr Hobnds. ''f DoSSis Sfss
play-Burte and Beckley. Paseed ball-0rady.
piscSer-By frsssr. /: Sy fhIsimaa.i. Wild plscSHy
Fraser. First base on bslls-On ThisimAn. q on
Frs:oI.a ssrucs oqtmby Inisiman: D: By Rrsser.s.
KLEIN. Ttms-i hour and - minutes. Attendance
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0anes Scheduled for Teddy.
ANuRuoAN nAouI

AMERICAN IDA0Uk
Cleveland IN New Yoyk: ST. Louis IN Boston:
Chicago IN Philadelphia: Detroit In Washington.
nkTIoaALL LAAoUu.
New York IN PittburY: Brooklyn IN Olncinnstl:
Bostcn h Cnieaso; fAilsdeiphia In PNsburg
nASfnM LAA0u1-
B.nAlc ln Jerssy ptyi Tesdnss e NSHaxI; Aoa-
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Firs! bese on errors-roronto. 2. Lsft on bases-
Newark, :: Toronto, g. Struci out-By Norar1ty,
i BY Caldwell. /. Two base hits--,Iones Murphy.
Harley, Sacrifice hitsEJones: N9riaSity. Double
Caldwell and o'6risn. Passcd beli-Tofs. On.
pire-ConWay. T1me-1 hour and Is minutes.
At 1AITIAoRN.
Baltimore o 1 o 2 o o ~
Montreal. ........i o o o o. 10 4
Battsnes-Bureheli and Hearne: Kefors. Clancy
and RSub.
A. Pr0vidence-RAln.
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Loft on bascs-Chiceso. .: Phiiadelphia. T. Fint
base on baIls.-On Ahrock, ?: on Henley. 3; on
Fender. L. Struck out-By Altrock. L. by Bender. Q.
Home run-H. Davis Two base hits-Green, Jones.
bender. Murphy o. KniEht. Shreok. Lord. Ssen-
sell, q. Davis. Double plsys-Lord and Shreok:
Dundon. @, Davis and IaSell wlid patShaBender;
Connor Time-7 hours and Is minutes. Attendance
&
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
ysRsEY OFT, =: BUFFALO

ysBssY OFT. q nuYrALo.i.
For SEVEN innings terday In the game in Jersey
City Jones had the Jersey City basSmen pushed
and only four hits were recorded against him.
made ono Of their old time rallies At the bat and
won the z Ane The scoYe:
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Baseball Notes.

Sweeney Bros.-No. II 10 foul ball.
Pitcher Noodles" Hahn has been released By the
Cincinnati club.
There is some doubt a to whether LAjoie will bs
able 70 play again this season.
Walter Concklin, New London-President John.
aon sAys catcher has no right TO sop pitched
ball In that manner, and that tho bAse runner Wa
entitled 10 another base. A helder has no hgnt
70 stop q batted ball With his detached glove-see
yule -, section 7.
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Left bAsas-Jeney Oty. 4: Buffalo, s. Flint
base on balls--On lAnderman. Il; Struck out--By
Lindernan, Z. Three base hit-McAliister. Sacrifice
hIt-OeStman. Umpires-Hassett and Moran,
T1me-l hour and 30 minutes. Attondance-7.O0.
NnwAIK, 8: TORONTO, 2.
The Nsvarks kept UP their winning streak BY
taking the hrst game OF the present series from
Toronto At Newark yesterday. The score:
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SIX STRAIGHT FOR GRIFFITH,
NEW YORK AMERICANS AGAIN
BEAT CLEyELANDS.

startiing Catches Of Fly Balls BY Dsusherty,
Chase and Fiick--Lecals Tied WIN
Detroits fer Fourth Pisce--Wsshing.
tons and Philsdeiphiss Outplay Rivals.
BY beating tho Clevslands yesterday the
New York Americans won their sixth straight
victory. They arc tied with the Detroits
for fourth place. the Dssroits being shut out
by Washington The Philadelphlas won .
ten inning game from the Chcasos. and rain
prevented game In Boston. The results:
New York, .: Cleveland, .. --u.
washlngten. 4: Detrslt.O
Phlladeluhis. D; ChloaR0. q
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61In|x xIuHlIl sEsH sE1S.: :4S5s; 4S5ss,

AS!es MysT % 3 q I'D; rP Pyr PPyyrro.sNuFF ,,oa
~ S1S0 no. SSO0; some nearly new.
cAbHILAcS 100 . $50; IL - ordez;
SSSS. ~ m DsnHnvilie. n 90; o 800 Nors. $3.50
$500 Peerless, 40 ss.ooo P.nhard; M.7eo; 0tesi
PsaSards 100; Swell White" To%Eins Ss car, 1.rss
1890: Rsmbier Tonneeu, G7s: Frankllns. 80.
ESQ; q loo Bergs. sl9ooS1, 90; LooomoDles' 49, ~
1obne Delivery, 1000 100 Others. PIONEER
AUtomoo;le Esasbushment IN America
and XHERiCAN, 81 any old price Bodies Tf9ns:
mleHons. Lamps. Horns, etc. yours- sAh1AANs
SnOADwAY AUToM0BILE E1CHANoE
IN 70 ia west %8th ("Tho Church,.
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New York State League.

Al BtnghAmton--First gsme-BinghamtD, 4
Scranton d Second gams-Bing anton. 7: Scran.
Al Syracuse-Flrst gsme-SyrNeuse. g. Wilkes
barre. ! Second game-Syracuse- 4; Wnkes-
Al Nbany--Albany, r. A. J. = G.. O.
AZ Troy-Ctics. o. Troy, o. Forfeited
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Az Ho,yoke-Hoiyoke. s: New Haven, o.
Al Spring Springfield. 9: bridgeport. Z.
Al New London--Harford,S .: Nov Iondnn. q
A. SorWtch-Raln.
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Southern League.

Al Birmingham Birmingham. D. New Orisaas, q
A. Atianta-A,ianta. !: Shreveport.
Al Sgomay-NoutGom GomeTy. a MsmpSis, T.
q innings.
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~ De- Molnes- psevsr, ,: Dss Aslso,o
a GcsS 0E-sSoas 0sv, y Psss,s. l.
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Al Horneilsvtlls- Hornellsviile. 8: CpYning. I.
Al ElmirG-ElmirA, ,: Addison. 4
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For two-year-olds; 500 added; nve and half
sECoSD RACE.

Poor start; won driving: Battleaxe, b. O., 3, By
Pambun--Aela: owned BY II. =. Whitney: trained
hy ], ". Rogers
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New England League.

All game. possponed-Rs,n.
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PHILADELPHIA.


Totals 4 6s27 10 o
sSone out when winning run was made.
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The final rounds e. the July handicap eups g
Park have been decided. In class 4. 4; L.
and In Glass d. H. Thomas beat 4. b. lawyer.
by,2 up, The nn4l rounds were At thirty,six
A. b and G August handicap cups will be
played on Saturday. sixteen to qualify in each
class for weekly match play rounds.
handicap soli tournament for the Arthur
Taylor memorial Cup; open 1,: to s%toekhSlders stock
on the links here to-day. sixteen pla yers
started at match play this morning. The
results follow:
First Round-James l.. Taylor GD beat Henry ".
Brown tW. up and to play: a. l.. White (pi,is "
beat Paul Waterman t0, 2up and to play: Clark
Burnhsn t0 beat II. N. Sill is,, . up and 1 10 play
A, N. Reed tplus y beat r. r. Mcqueen tiO,. 2 zip
and % play: A: ": Black 20 beat Jasper Lynch p,
Robertson So': up r e; G. Brow Brown q qS beat beat J. 4 J.
beat II. T. Lincoln uS. up
Second Round-Jarnes J.. Tsyler tp Beat a. J..
white (plus u. up and 10 play: A. n. Reed tplus ~
bss, Clark Burnh.m fol. 1 up: II. /. Edward, 20,
beat A. W. Black 10. tup and TO play: r. c. Brown
beat r. W. Taylor by default.
The sun., 1905-08-02

Poor start: won easily: Greencrest, b. O., 4, by
Goidcrest-Ethel Green. owned By Mrs N. G. Lyles:
trained by W. p. Burrh.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-11
BUTTONS AND STRINGS.
Save Time and Temper by Paying
 Attention to Your Clothes.

Buttons and strings are likely t. prove q source of much unhappiness in the daily experiences unless the old adage is remembered, that Il stitch in time saves nine. Careful scrutiny and supervision should mark the care of gloves. underclothing, mantles, gowns and, for that matter, everything that depends on a hutton or q buttons rela tive. the hook and eye. These should! be looked after when they are added to the wardrobe and before they havt been initiated into the familiarity o.' common use else, perchance, the wear CT goes forth to the daily toll or the hours social duties and Is embarrassed to find q button gone or d string broken.
 A half hour devoted to care of them in the first place will save ones time, ones temper and ones nerves ill the days and months which are to follow before the new clothes become old.
 Perfectly adjusted buttons and strings and hooks and eyes are absolutely nee essary to the completeness and ele- gance of the toilet X careless person may be known by the generally untin- ished look of her own and her chil- dren's clothing, by her frequent resort to pins and the other evil trademarks which stamp an unthrifty person.