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SECOND GAME.

Two-hsse hit-kitson. Sacrifice hits-Parcnt, =;
Freeman Cr'rer. Lindsay. Stolen bases-Selhach.
base on balls-On kitson, >; OF TannehiIl. = Hit
by pitched hali-T.ndsay. Struck out-By Tame
hill. 4; by kitson. .. Will ptch-kitson. I'm
pires-Mctarthy and Sheridan. Time OF game
hour and 81 minutes.
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BASE BALL, RACING
AND OTHER SPORTS
American League Clubs Standing.
Standing.
American League Games Today.

American League Games Today.
st. Louis at Washington two games).
Cleveland ut Philadelphia.
Chicago New York.
Detroit at Boston.
National League Games Today.
Boston at Cincinnati
Brooklyn at Chicago
New York St Louis.
Philadelphia ut Pittsburg-
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him OF it. l have my eyes open. and You
may make a little bet that their scheme
will be blocked here"
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gelding. Thorne Boy. son Of Strong Boy.
He sold at So in the field in pools OF over
500 big crowd saw the sport. The meet
will end today. The summaries:
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Eight Players Left in National
Golf Tourney.
TRAVIS GOING WE'LL
RUHLIN AND MCCORMICK IN
TRIM FOR ToNIGHT'S FIGHT.
Grand Circuit Trots - Fast Play In
Tennis-Saratoga Races-Base
Ball Notes.

The 100 players who started IN the quail
fying round of the amateur golf champion
ship at Wheaton, ILL.,, on Tuesday were
s.fted down TO eight yesterday. The sur
vivors are Egan and Sawyer of Chicago.
Travis and Herreshoff of New York. al
Though Vermont also has a claim on Her
1eshoff while Pittsburg claims Byers am
w c. Fornes jr.; Boston has White. and
Toledo Weber. Herreshoff is the only KID
of the lot, while. save Travis and Byefs'
the others are ali under twenty-four years.
Society was out in strength from ChlcaSo
aud country houses nearby and the TraVi5-
Fredericks match had gallery of over
1850.
1t was so hot in the morning that 'he
United States Golf Association committee
rad lot of fresh cabbage leaves on zee
and handed one to each golfer to put in MS
hat In the afternoon there was smoky
Cog over the course and a storm seemed 10
b, brewing There were no dlsuuaillca-
lions. although many, including two CAM
dams. INDUCED In practice strokes over 'he
ball for each of which a stroke nllSh'
have been called, and there were many
also who broke the rule in the way they
6rnpped a ball back.
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Yesterdays National League Gam

New York. l; Chicago. o.
st. Louis x: Brooklyn, 4.
Boston. Z: Pittsburg. 4.
Cincinnati. 4: Philadelphia.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES
WIN TENNIS TOURNEY.
Ward and Wright Defeat Australians
Doubles,

Special Cable Despatch 10 TIKI syn
LONDON. July Is.-The American M"'
tennis players won again to-day, and thls Wv
tor entities them to challenge tor the pV,s"
F. Davis international cup, row hela D.
England. In the doubles OF the final Ioua ns
at the Queens Club courts Holcomhe wa.
and Besls C. Wright beat Normal F, BROOK.
and Walter Dunlop Of Australia, three Fe
to one. The score was Ga. = :, - ",
Two more matches in singles "re 70 ".
played between America and AHstra'a '.
this. the final round but they ar" not ne'. y.
to determine the result of III" round wv
Americans having already Won thr'' "'ens
two singles yesterday. wncn w. sh' 70
Brookes and Larncd defeated Nlidlns' ""'
the doubles to-day. ,,,in
No matches Of importance thus ten ,sg
to be played by the Americans nnIi 'r n,
meet the English team, coBss 'rs % Oh
Doherty brothers. s. II Smith ard rio"
l.. Rsley. later In the week. !. +,
The English team to defend ~" ,lG H..
follows. Singles, =. II. Smith and H. l.' pon',
W; dou bles. II. l.. and X. f. Doh"ri}' r.s
l.. Risley will be held In Tcscrys ~ ~
exceedingly DANGEROUS pair IN donl',1,' rt|
Austria Jams should give them n 'a'"',.fttr
good chance to win against IT, iuInsht
Ward, Wright md larnrd "N .e'JSr3
play in the singles for the. ~ 80 ~ rsr
Ward and Wright viii be the ,''a,N II'p|
resentatives in doubles, With '''t ~ Az!
Risley. held in reserve in case DO. "'''-
to the others.
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For two-ycar Odds $1,000 added: al.
Racing at Providence.

PHoyrDEvcs, II. l., July ls.-Threc thousand
pcrso attended the races OF the Rhode Island
DreslGr'' Association at Narragansett Park to DAY.
tn. blue STOCKING takes for two year old hllics
wlIw)n by Ia fayort,, Goa H'tcnt, In hard drive
In n. ART race Tne Muskcteer. a IL TO shot beat
out Wild irSini1, tnc favorite. by n head Ortho-
doI oitcii'ci NJ, heli In the third race.
frs, Racc-.ibout six furlongS-The Muskct ecr,
los tBtD. ~ to /. won; Wild lrisnman, los ID. Mcn
,,I'g u !. second; brush Up. 90 tklenckl. $40 2,
rock, Drftwood and Maggie Stroup also ran
second ttaca-!1vc furtongs-St. Joseph 1l2
wv. Daly,, 10 2, won: Just, ITO Crimminsj, 3 to q
second ln,eriighi. 1Oa ID. Mcintyre, to /, third
Time. iol 3 D. Spcedsmth. I. 5. Martin and Sister
Belle also ran.
4, Tnrl Race One mile and as,stecnth-O Orthodox,
Ill tCrnnlinsl, even, won: Cabin, 90 (Dwyer)
SO J. sss , Golden Green. 100 IT,avtrsj, sto
four.h Racc-Five furongs-Blue Stocking;
Stakes Consistent. 100 crcaner1, . 10 j. won,
Speedway, lG tCrmnlns), 5 to 1, second: Ossnoke
% O,connclh 40 1. third; Time, i:Oi, Crosswnys
Pythla. Rutn W., M, Princess Royal, Adronike
and Lolita Gladstone also ran.
Piith Race-on mile and 20 ynrds- Courier, lO7,
(Crlmmnsl. TO ?, won: Bowler, lu1 Powersj
9 TO /. second; Hswtrey. los ~. BURTON, 10 i,
third. Time. l:4G2-5. Barbuta, Roly Poly Modest
EcctrcS3 and Carney also ran.
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HANDICAP FOR HANDzARRA.
TAKES GLEN COVE ~ FAST TIME
AT BRIGHTON.
Out OF Reach scores Again. hut His stable
Mate. Tile SOutherncr, IL Hadly Bcaten
ID --kinlcydnle Succeeds at LAst-My
! Duela Graduates From Mlaidcns.

Handzarra, to /, was at her best yesterday
when she won the Glen Cove Handicap for
earee-y ear-olds. six furlongs, at Brighton
Beach n. Is. Duryea's thieItnin made the
pace to the beginning of theHturn where
Handzarra went to the front, but burns had
to drive her hard all through the stretch
TO win by n length and taif in the fast time
of iI2 2-j. James X. keeneh Wild Mint.
IS TO 5. second choice. got ny IN time to nail
the place from Andrew Mllers lncuntation,
to ) favoritc, by a nose, Ivan the Terrible.
with top weight, was three lengths away.
Matte Corbett's o 1t OF Roach. to l iavorite.
made all the running in the handicap at nine
furlongs and won by length and half in
$50 So Race King, II To /. was in close
attendance all the way and looked as II ne
might win at the head of the stretch. but
Shaw came away with the favortc in good
style. Race King was three lengths before
Monsieur Beaucalre to L.
, The Soutnerner. also running in Matte
Corbett's coors. ran different sort OF a race
~ the third event, at a mile and quarter;
ne ,. vas a proho,tlye fayprte ana finished
Gently acquired Alvin. a Is to shot. won this
affair IN sallop BY three lengths IN the ex-
rates ,' !" was secnnd l.netS and ha,f
before Buttons. 20 to l. with the veteran
MARTY Bergen IN the saddle. The southerner.
\, sydney FACETS kineydale a hot fayorite in
the sixth event for two-year-olds, six furlongs,
ran ram rem eng race As usual he was of
In the run up the paekstretch. But Willie
Davis perscvercd with him and in the home
stretch he gained rapidly until he nailed
". NJ Shelters Blair Atho Is to /, and beat
hin q head on the post IN IA l-5 Andrew
Miller's lnRleside. I TO /. was third.
the maiden class when she won the first race
at sly firlongs by two lengths; j. II. Nc
Avoy's Conquest, to |. backed down from
twelyes. ran second. half length before
Maid of 1imbuctoo, 90 to /. The time was
1I4 2-5.
j. " Mays Edith James. 3 to i. took the
eecond event. for two-year-olds, five and a
half furlongs, by couple Of Lengths from E. E;
down to sevens, dropped from the clouds and
got third money. "A length and half back.
beating sydney FACETS Montanus, to /,
by half length. The time was 1907 as
Three favortes won and 1000 persons swell
tered oil the afternoon. The summaries:
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NEW YORK "a. Ia. 2: CLEVELAND. o.
CLEVELAND, July ls.-The final clash be-
tween the Clevelands and New Yorks was
pitchers battle pure and simple. in which the
good natured Orth excelled. Donahue
twirled with much effect. but the absence
of batting behind him caused the result to
20 down on the wrong side OF the ledger
Orth was exceptionally effective with men
on bases and in the eight. when the home
team had the bases filed. he retired the
side in easy fashion. Turner singled. pnr-
loir Ell second and went to third when Carr
fo,led TO Conroy. Beals walked and Donahue
foule | TO MCGUIRE. Tle' Vinson trei to stop
TIE est Ray could do was to ground to Will
liams. In the fourth Vinson sinGle1. was
sacrifice to secord and took third on an out.
in only two other innings did men reach
first. Carr singled in the fifth, and Kahl
was safe in the ninth on Elberfeld's high throw
to Powers.
to Kss e snrsa IN sSF ssona csr
scored on Wiilamss double. Conroy made
the circuit in the sixth on his single eeler's
sacrifice. Elberfed's grounder to Turner
and Williams's out. Turner practically
New YoTk With the rvn by sht5oT1
nail the Kid but took his chances on Conroy.
with the result that both runners were safe.
Keller scratched q single In the first. but was
In the eighth Keller reached first on yinson's
mo- mum father Fnltn was presented With so
fne bouquet OF flowers when he came to bat
in the second. Turner again killed of several
hits by his wonderful pick-ups and throws.
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TO-DAY,S CARD FOR BRIGHTOy.
Montauk Stakes for TIVE Year OIds the
Feature,

Geo. c. Bennett has top weight in the
Montauk Stakes for two year olds. six fur
longs. at Brighton Beach to-day, with Cary,
Accountant and Capias to beat. Bad News
has top impost in the hSIdicap at mile and
an eighth with st. Valentine. Ocean Tide
and Palmbearer hard to beat. Maiden two
year-olds will run in the frs race, at five and
half furlongs. In Line, Orinamme and
Listless being formidable.
In the steeplechase knight of Harlem and
RUDE both figure WELL Palm Tree. Dinah
Shad Rubic and Novena are the best in the
third race. at a mile and sixteenth. Three
year-old hllies will run in the last race, at
Virgo having chances. The entries follow
First Racs--For maiden wo-year -olds selling:
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whitman and Pell Beaten In Seabri sh,
Tennis DOuhleA

SRABRIaH7. N, j.. July is.--The surprise
OF the day in the second days tennis of the
Seabright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club
tournament was the defeat OF Whitman and
Pell by Little and Leroy Whitman did not
play up to his usual form. The superior
playing OF Wrenn won for him the match
against Huntington, who put UP a good game
T tomorrow Alexander and Hack EFT will NAV
Little and lie Roy. and Wrenn and Fncke
will play Whitman ana Pell. Thursday will
be devoted exclusively to singles. Three
hundred cottagers witnessed this afternoon a
games. The summary:
Doubes-l.ttic and lie Roy defeated p.u md
whitman, o.. %. " '
Singles-G,. L.. wrcnn defeated r. Huntington,
e-S. " '"S' v"
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Too Hot for Women Tennis Player. nj
,a Newport.

,'swroRT, r, L.. July is.--The first of the
series, OF women s. tennis tournaments under
'hn auspices OF the United States Lawn Ten
mis- Association began this morning at the
Newport casino but only three matches
were played when a postponement was taken
on account of the heat. The affair to-day
was handicap singles in which ten society
women ere, entered. the. prize beng a silver
cup offered by prominent cottager. The
result of the play to-day was as follows
First aound-Miss Anita Sands beat Mrs. II. r.
Livingston Ky, g. o.: Miss Margaret Busk beat
beat Miss Mary Sands, Ga, rs.
In compcl'itors are ciasseh as follows:
Fist Miss Edna Dargcr second Misses Dusk
Anita sands ami Mary Sands: third Misses cynthia
ni?chr and Anna Sands; fourtn, Mrs. Livingston
Misses Twombly and Moran. First class allows
!xo matches In the mrs, round WA be Played 10.
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Hudson County Lawn Tennis Cham nj onsh,p

Some interesting contests marked the
concluding matches for the Hudson county
lawn tennis championship just finished on
the courts of the Excelsior Tennis Club at
Jersey City. The honors in the men q sin giles
went to Theodore r. Pell OF the New York
Tennis Club, who defeated +. Holmes in the
final round In three straight sets. Cd, 81,
60, Holmes was completely outclasscd
all the way.
In the womens singles first place WAS
taken BY Miss Anna NJ. kisch Of the New
Tor Tennis cub. who defeated her club
mate, Miss White, In the final
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PITTsBUEo. 2; NEW YORK (N. Ian I.
The New Yorks always were within striking
distance Of the Pittsburgs yesterday at the
Polo Grounds. but never could catch up with
the rangy. active Pirates. Whenever 1t looked
as II they were about TO close the gap and
possibly go ahead they were thwarted at
the threshold. 80 to speak One New York
base runner was thrown out at the plate and
another at third base. which. while dsas.
trous, yet. shows that victory and defeat
were closely Interwovon. In free, solid hit
Ting ting the pittsbHrss we're much superior to the
hitting was out Of all proportion to their
An outheld that covered acres OF ground
s p heed o sseR the % NsS SS s az Se an
the long distance hitters OF the New York
simulated foul flies conyincingly. Doing the
q 81 6sa Sa
fs " 9 S BEING ns 2B. eSnd Sdf Re
and they were unfortunate to have the chances
Gear NO fruit owing to the watchfulness and
ski 4he Of p tss psts took to kindly
il |, Keeping the hits scattered clymeF and
return Of the second hit held Clymer at sec
ond. and nobody got In. Clymer singled in
the third inning, Clarke sacrificed and Leach
scored Clymer with single to center. Donlin
returned the ball to Mathewson, and Leach
was caught bet ween the bases and run down.
The New Yorks hit the ball hard enough In
the first three innings. but always toward a
fielder McGann doubled in the fourth,
t PVT with two out. and Mertes walked, but
In the next inning the New Yorks had two
more on bases but, as before. with two out.
and Clymer snatched Brownies slash to right
Gibson, Pittsburg's new catcher. who ap-
pears to be the real goods as a backstop, was
the first man up In the fifth and made beau.
tiful drive TO center for q home run That
ended Pittsburg's scoring. The New Yorks
were very aggressive in the seventh, but in
the matter of returns there was more ag:
gressveness than substance. Six men reached
nfst base And only one reached che the home
on single over second. Bresnahan hurled !
hummer to left which scored Devlin, but
Clarke 5 throw nailed Gilbert at third. Sammy
Strang, who has made seven hits In nine |
times up this season when going to bat for |
somebody else and therefore has the remark |
able average of IFS for such occasions, sin !
Eled TO right. Bresnahan going to second. |
Here McGraw took Bresnahans place. Hc !
tried TO score on Ieach's miss of Brownies |
by Beaumont: Donlin walked. which filled
McCiinnity. who took Matbewsons place
and Lynch. who took Cases place. both |
finished the game ont strong, lynch went |
in lust after Strnn had sin gled in the seventh,
and the Vow Works were hitless under the
eN-Bruno IAN s regime. The score:
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First base on crrors-Chcago. .: Boston, 2.
Lett on bascs-Chieago. s. Boston. o. Double
Two base nit Stahl, Three base hits--Fcrris I2
CriVer. First base on bals--On Altrock, q: on
Tannehill. l. Struck out b. Altroc., 1. by Tame
hill, 5, Umplrcs-Shcrtdan and Mccarthy. TING
II hour and 81 minutes. Attendance 8 100
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Games Scheduled for To-day.
NATIONAL IHAaup

NATIONAL LEAouR.
Pittsburg In New York; Chicago In BROOKLYN.
Cincinnati In Philadelphia; st. Louis in Boston,
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New YORK In Chicago; Boston In Cleveland
Philadelphia In St. Louis: Washington In Detroit.
EAsTERN LEAarE.
Jersey City 10 Toronto; Newark In Buffalo. Prov,
dcnce In Rochester: baltimore In Montreal,
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NEW YORK.

Two base hits-Orth, Williams. Sacrihcc hits
Bay. Keller. Elberfcd Stolen hase--Keelcr. First
base on balls-On Orh, I. Hit by pitcher-By
Orth. !. First base on errors-Clevcland, /: New
York. /. Left on bases-cleveland, q: New York q.
Struck out-By ponahue. 4 by orh. ?. Double
pre-conncr. Tlme--i hour and 80 minutes.
Attcndance-2.02i.
PHILADELPHIA IA. LIZ, 8: DETROIT. 8.
DETROIT, July lathe home team lost IN day
by reason OF inopportune errors colliding oppor.
tune hits. The scores:
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FITSt DdSc On cfTUTS-DTOUNIy n, 7 Z.
Left on bases Brooltlyn. o. Chicago. s.. iirs, base
on balls-Of Jones. /: of Brown, I. Struck out
by Jones. /. by Brown, 3. Sacrifice ht-Maloney.
Stolen bases --Sheckard, HOFFMAN, Home runs
Hall, Holman. Three base hlts-R Ritter, Schultz.
Chance. Two base hts--Shcckard, Slagie. Casey.
Umpire-lmslle Tmc--l hour and Is minutes.
Attend ancc-l 900.
BOSTON N. L.. 5: ST. LOUIS (N L.. l.
Boston. July ls.-Frascr pitched nnc game
to day, allowing the Cardinals but four sing les,
and received perfect support. The score:
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First base on errors-BufIalo, s; Newark, i.
LET, on oss,'y y Q; Neya.ks First base
out BY Yerkes, /; BY Hes,erfer, l.. Three base
hit-Gettman. Two base hits-Laporte. Cockmnn,
Sacrifice hlts.McManus. Laporte Stolen bases
Dclchan.y., McAlllster Mailing. Bird Double
Bird. Hit by pltcher-By Hesterfer 1. Umpire
Morgan Tlms-i hour and 80 minutes At
AT EooHRsrER.
R.H.x.
Provldcnce...,...o / % o o IL
Bs.teres-Walsers and Steelman; Poole and
AT MONTREAL.
Baltimore. o o o o o. 81
Montr 'al. ....,....0 z 0 0 o o-S Il q
Neutrality-suspicious. and Hcarne: Leroy and RalIb
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American Association,

At ST. Paul-Columbus, II; ST. Paul, q.
At Minneapolis-Toledo. q: Minneapolis,
Al Kansas Clty--KAnsas City, 10; Indianapolis. a.
Al Mlwaukee-Louisville, s; Milwaukee, e.
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Totals % S - 10
'Rattcd for Mn'hcwson In the seventh Inning.
Waited for McGinnty in the ninth inning.

Pittsburg ... .......,-.. o / o.
New York. .....,.......- o O o O o.
First bnse on crror--New York. Left on bases
New YORK. 8; Pittsburg. 7. First base on balls
or Matthew'S on. q of McGinnity. 1: off Case. g. ol
Lynch. l. Struck out-By McGlnnty, 2: By Lynch,
l. Home run Gibson; Two base hit-McGann,
Sacrifice hit-F, Clarke. Stolen base-Wagner
Hlts-On Aaihewson. S In seven innings; OF McGln-
nifty, In two innings: on Case, IN g. 3innings
of Lynch. none Ia 10 innings. tmpircs-JOhn-
stone and Klein. Time: hours. attendance
5000.
CHICAGO ~. b.. ~; BROOKLYN, ?.
Oscar Jones and Mordecai Brown were the
respective pitchers for the Brooklyns and
lhcagos ct Washington Park yesterday. and
Mordeca had Oscar in chancery all during
the bout. Humping Oscars offerings TO
were in front and a long way in front. first,
last and all the time. hicago batting av
erages ,thrived and waxed fat. and the thicago
run column waxed fatter. beoong positively
obese with the assistance of Brooklyn errors.
The game was somewhat of an orgy in long
distance hits. and the Brooliyns were in on
this. There were three doubles, three triples
bases for eight hits. ! he score:
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Two base hlts-McIntyre DILL Three base
hit-SchIeck, Sacrifice hlts-Donoyan, Hoffman.
van. /: OF Plank. s. Hit by p,tcher-By Plank, /.
Left on bAses--Detroit, o: Philadelphia. 8. Struck
out-.By Donovan. l; by Plank, s. Passed balls
Schreck 2. Umpire Connolly Tinic-i hour ana
IS minutes. Attendaace-i.200.
BOSTON "a. L., 10: CHICAGO, /.
CaiSA9'o' July s1 ,I,n ,, began humping
the ninth and nuished the game with a perfect
shower OF base hits. The score
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New York state Lea.ue.

Al Albany-Albany, 4; Scranton, 1.
AZ Troy--TIoy. 2. Wtlkesbarrc, 1.
At Gtica-Utica, q Syracuse, 1.
At Johistown-FiTst game--A. ]. G., O.; Binr
hamton. O. Second game-A. J. & G.. Z: Bling
hnmtOn, I, ~ -s
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Connecticut LeaIue.

Al pringncld-Springneld, 8; Bridgeport, I.
A. New Haven-New Haven. Il Hoiyoke, /.
Al Norwlch--Norwich. Q: Hartford, O.
AT New London-Ffrst game-New London. 4.
Menden. Q. Second game.-New London, 1; Meri
den. n. - N-AS''
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PIRATES AGAIN SCUTTLE SHIP.
TWO GAMES IN SUCCESSION FROM
THE CHAMPIONS.

Home Run Has All Important Hearing on
the Result ChicaEos Have DroOklyns
In Chanccry. -Quakers Scalp the Reds
In Fourteen lnnings-- B0stOns on Top.
The Plttsburgs made 1t two straight from
the New York Nationals yeste rday and pulled
the leaders down TO the 700 mark The
Brooklyns lost their third straight TO the
Chicngos and took more Wise likegrip on
the tail end the Bostons winning from st.
Louis. The Cincinratis lost fourteen Inning
game In Philadelphia The results:
Pittsbnrs. =; New York. !.
Chicago. II: Brooklyn. 2.
Boston, 3: 81. Louis, !.
Philadelphia, 8; Cincinnati, 4.
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First base on errors.Boston 2. Lett on hases,.
Fraser. 8; of Thielman. 1. Struck out-By Fraser.
:: by Thelmnn Two base h''suMorans; o Ah.
bases Raymer, Abbatcchio. Double plays-Ab.
baticchlo and Tenney t2,: Lshy and Burke: Smoos
Umpirs Day. Time-I hour and rs minutes
Attendance-I.l2o
PHILADELPHIA IN. L.. s: CINCINNATI. 4.
PHILADELPHIA. July ia triple by Doolin and
inning victory over Cincinnati to day. The score:
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Baseball. Washington Park. To-day. Up. n.
| rooklyn VS.. Chicago. Admission tOc.-Adt.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
With Ortiz Pitching the New Works Shut
Out the Cleyelands.

With AL Orth, the mainstay OF the pitching
department back in the game. the New iork
Americans shut out the Clevelands yesterday
taking two games in the Forest City. An
even break In Detroit and another in Cleve-
land is pretty good work for team Grip
pied as Grif1ths band is crippled. The Bos-
lons had an easy time with the Chicagos.
who have lost three games in a row. and the
Philadelphia won from Detroit, The results
New York, 2: Cleveland, O.
Philadelphia. q: Detroit, 3.
Boston, 10; Chicago, 1.
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Baseball. Polo Grounds, To-day. 4 p. N.
Champion Giants Vs. Pittsburg. Adm. 5oc,-Ade.
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Cincinnati .,.,.....,,,, o o Q ~
First base on ballson Dussleby, q; of Ewing. q
Struck oMtnBy ESw dg, 8; 5y DuSsleey. Home
Magee Ewing, Doolin. Two base hit.Seymour
Sacrifice hits-Gleason. Corcoran. Double plays
Corcoran. Huggns and barry: Titus and Doolin
Duggleby, Bransneld and Courtney. Hit by
pitcher-By Ewing, |. Passed bal-Schlci I'm
lrc-Bauscwlnc. Time2 hours and 20 minutes
Altendancc-2,2 53
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New ENGLAND League.

At Manchester--Manch 6; Nassau. &.
Al New Redford-Lynn, 3: New Bedford, :.
At Haverhill Fall River. .: Haverhili, 4.
AT Lowell-Lowell,o 0: Concord. 2.
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A. ACCOMPLISHMENTS. -; Atlanta, g.
At Shreveport-Shreveport, 1; BIRMINGHAM 4
At Little Rock-Litte Rock. 4: Montgomery. l.
Az New 0rleans-Ftrst game--New Orleans. 4.
NASHVILLE, !. Second gamc--Ncw Orleans, 10:
NashN lie, 8. ~
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Southern Tier Association.
Southern Leseue.

Al Coming Coming, Q; Elmira, o.
At Honellsville-Addison, I; Hornellsytl,.