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Boston. @: Washington, =.
srANp1No OF THE cLvBS.

| NEW YORK "a. l.. h 3: PHILADELPHIA "a: L.! ".
Buck Orth was 9 oonundrum In tho pail
at League ParH sSc
answer. His pitching was TOO abstruse. 700
profound In Its faultless control and manner
81 to the
TO do anything with Three safe hits. twS OF
them ns 10 S
the New Works. to Q. None OF them reached
only only two no'' reached e second This being ths
looked for stars at MONDAY. as for runs. es-
peSisy a a. The New Yori' played oans-oO
zane Fl. hom ans .es% game wa. o, v. balanced
and and SUI ' defeat lar seiy Because 3
could no produce thss hold nd P0 WIFI
making PousSsf.y also handed 5 q ~ halls stlls
if si1pS asat ms E iPsss A %Its
on ground balls at deep short. and that c, hale
and ssht!y old sentleamI%n o,t IA beu1 S5ess
defe1sive decd. A onehanded catch by
Knight OF Fultz's bat was the most speotaou,
several Of the plays Of the other three con
tenders. EXTREMES met in Knights I. ,! Gaze
The ss's %sas VIA sSqow
and KesIs. eSsh nsIs sbem m
inc Hr6t inning, ana f.lDeI!oio uivNoO Sr,Ina
up with ceverly placed sacrifice. Will
iams drew four balls. but Chase, after send
ing liner to left which struck foul oy an
bold, Knight made an Unfold single In TIP
third inning, and Barton ssorinoo moved
h p TO o ss'G snort hsbs Ss epss q
behind him and catching him mapping with
the help OF 0rth throw. The Now 1orks
scored In this inning, Keller hunted safely
hit to center and home on Wliamss ny to
Dousherty hit over seybolds roof for three
bases In tho nth inning. He was all Jprimed
for a home run and swooped arou9d third
third, and the collision between him and the
runner as the former ran out to hold Dough-
erty at third was like two engines coming
together. 1t was q good thing Chesbro held
Dougherty as the ball was helded IN quickly
the plate sure. A few minutes later Keeler's
in evidence and saved an embarrassing stu
rushed in. But the pitch WAS high and out
side and hard to reach. Keeler, however
Jumped for the ball and succeeded In fouling
It oh. thus saving ougherty from being
put out at the plate. The crowd was quick
to appreciate Keelers skilful and sasacioue
move: Kcel er's subsequent hit to left brought
nou hart homo
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HENLEY REGATTA OPENS.
Preliminary Trial for Diam opd Souls and
Thames Cup.
spseioi Cable Despatch IN Tur sun.

.>pSttni lHOt i'fSV"rH ~ he sun,
HENLEY -ON-THAMEs. July 3.--ln the pre-
limnary heats for the Thames clp here
to-day the Mersey Rowing Club eight d.
feated the Royal School Of Mines Boat G. b
by bare length in : minutes ~ secor. .s.
Twickenham Rowing Club beat Merton by
seven lengths in minutes 40 seconds King
ston r. G. won from Keble by few feet after
terrific race in minutes ~ seconds
In the preliminary heats for the Diamond
SOULS J. Bcresford beat D. Fittce easily in
o minutes seconds. A, A. Stuar; beat Baltic
easily in 2 minutes So seconds Guy Rixon
beat st. George Ashe easily in q minutes
3 seconds. F. s. Kelly won from Wood
ward by Ave lengths. The time WAS s
minutes a. seconds. G. G., Russell heat ". w.
Field easily in minutes 81 seconds. n. r.
Rlackstaffe rowed over the course. 4. ".
Mono hhof Of Belgium being absent
The Vespers did no hard work to-day.
The up course this morning was without a
breeze and was smooth, but the Nespers went
over only steadily. and the same this after
noon. rowing hard, at a thrty-siS stroke
for the last quarter Of mile.
The Belgian eight showed on tho course
They row somewhat in the American style
and appear to be fast,
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Lawn Tennis.

start was made yesterday in the open
lawn tennis tournament Of the Siwanoy Ten
mis- club Of New Rochelle. The tourney Is
under the auspices Of the United states
National Association. with mems singles.
mems doubles, women's singles and mixed
doubles as the events. Good progress was
made Yesterday in the mems singles. which
was the chief event Of the day.
H r. Montgomery. who Is one nj m"
crack players OF the Siwanoy club won two
contests and is now in the second round; He
scored over Mcdonald Of Bedford Park and
William Connell. taxing each match WITHOUT
N In the the men. double. Crozier and Aueur
home club or the only pH,n ms,ch PLAYED
afternoon, The summaries
Mems singles Preliminary ,royna-Roh. r.on
1sSes Appleton Ss Ys,a
81; a.,s9 Ss s..ss #s
Rosenbsum, bedford Park T. C. IS as: Hall
S., adsnS asis..G 81
S ssissaa s:ass, EayeTa' t. N:; SO:
Shelter; io-s 60; Arsu'moan defeated e. H.
hG sesond Rotand-Arsu,mb.n defeated Carleton.
S as.ss Hs
Bedford Park T, G.. IS. -.
Se Gi ys! SP'nc c S9"s Gus n
Branch. Among those who will iids take pa.i
champion: Wylie C. Grant. New York Tennis
club champion. and Robert lie Roy. the inter-
collegiate champion
Some interesting matches were played In
the club lawn tennis tournament Of the Knick
erbocker Field Club at Flatbush Yesterday.
The scores:
Class A. First Round.-w, e. Allen owe half Is.
beat F. Cameron, half l5 10. g. 4. 6--2 H. W.
Livingston. 49, beat G. T: Hodeeoon, Is. -. 8-a:
u. 3. Rising; owe half Is. beat Gsorgs 4. Kinney.
Millard. half is, by default j. z, M,chie. half
is. bea; r. l. Mackay. 10. 8--2 81. st A. v.
Roberts owe half 49, beat G. u. Holmes halt
is, 6-s. 80. So: W. NJ Jennings. Jr., owe half
is, beat ". X. Garrison. half 49, S-4. 84.
second Round-Allcn heat Livingston, IA. so.
e-l: Rising beat Best. SO. Ga IS: Billings heat
N, Clans p FRS, round--M L. Wiley. half 49, bea.
Pred Har,. is. s-i. 90. los II, a. Fogs. halt
is, beat ii. W. Robinson. Is, IS. e--i,
second Round-R. D. Crane. scratch. beat 4.
scratch. Sest &. K Mckenzie, half is. st, az.
81: r, +. Lewis. u.s. beat q. c Bennet, scratch.
ST. 90. 81 II. l.. Wiley. half IS. beat d. II.
Thaw; half Is 90 . sTs T. G fArrand. sc,st .;a.
mer. IL. scrs!ca, beat F. p silleck. half IS, l7io,
''1 Tsir sosadzHs. es., Lewis. 81, ~ 80
FarrAnd beat. Field. 90, 90. al: Wright heat
Rcimer SIS 81.
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YACHTS ~ DRIFTING MATCH.
Capt. Barr Coaxes Mneola In Before
Yankee in American y. e. Regatta.

or the thirty nine yachts that started In the
annual regatta OF the American Yacht club
Yesterday only five succeeded In getting
over the course. There was almost fiat
calm nearly all day, and the weather con-
ditions were the most e1asperatin and annoy
ing that yachtsmen can experience. II was
terribly hot, and with not n breath Of wind
and not even the excitement OF racing 10 Keep
their minds from the uncomfortable con-
ditions il was no wonder that all were rather
i'll tempered when they reached shore after
dark last night.
II the weather conditions had been good
the regatta would have been one Of the hest
or the season The two 7n-footers Mineola
and Yankee raced in their class, three "a
footars. Mimosa Ill. Memory and Nike. met.
and twelve Of the New York Yacht Club 30
focters raced. in addition to several other
good boats in other classes These three
classes were the only ones that made races
The Mineola. Yankee. Nike Nautilus and
Nicola H. we're the only boats TO finish
The yachts were start ed at ass o'clock on
the scotch Caps and the course given by
the committee was southwest = south ~
miles. then cast by south Al, miles and then
northwest by north g., miles. This made
Iight Wind from the east and the Yankee
and Mineola were sent of. With the Yankee
in the lead They slowly made de, the ~ hr st
h,
ahead of the Niineola, and then went on to
the second mark,
on this leg he wind came from the south
gradually picked lp the leader and finally
drifted across the line, winner by minutes
u seconds In the 80 foot class the Nike was ;.
the only, boat to finish and in the New York
Yacht Club class the Nautilus beat the Nicola
ii by minutes a seconds. These we're the
only two to finish capt Barr , who srriTs ,
sLoops. 20 FOOT cLAss-srARr, ?:Ss -corRsr. a,.
Elapsed
Mineola W. R, Proctor ,.,.,.,..e 80 8 30 50
Yankee, ]. r, Maxwell ....,..,,6 $3.50 3 "A ~
s,ooPs 70 FOOT CLASS START. 3os-corRsE, ask
Nike, V I; cGmnock .-.,,, 13'!o 70 20
M smS4y EsRRS STE d dd mot NOT nn'sn
Npv roRk YACHT GLIB IN FooTERs-sTARr. Sin.
COURSE. pa MILES,
Nautilus Hanan Bros. ........7 20 So 90 So
Cara Mia. $: Wainwright Banzai y. y LAYTON
Alera, J. ii AlkeIs; Maid Of Meudon, " .. Guthrie
@9f ,N ws aa or fre ns' da hot Ds
finish,
these boats also started
Larchmont-? 81 foot clasp s,ump's Dorothy.
sseIs ncur T. Gtn'f S.e Ns9n Ts.m,
7 j nwye,'s Rascal
R.css6qs,s 5. 9. Hogs,1,;s;; R..e;, IL: HGya5d
Wainwriyht's Rusy bee. g. a. Alleys Pretty Quick.
Roy l. Rainey,s Invader Jr.. George Mercer r 5,
H9MaT M's' uIic r.''f
J. N Macdonoughs Rogue; ". P shcldon's Mon
,auk, J. 4 MahIe'lsd,,s os c. n p ou'va'er's
cc SS@Rsldi,'faf sm Ss B. ne s 6c,
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HARMED AND CLOTHIER WIN.
Americans In Final Round for English
Tennis Champi onship In Doubles.

Special cane DfSpnfcH 10 HE sun.
LoSnoN. July 3 The sem-tinal matches
for the All England lawn tennis champion
ship in doubles were played at Wimbledon
to-day. Larned and Clothier won their
match. beating Eaves and Ball Greene three
SETS TO two after a hot contest, The score
was 9. 8 =. "a. I-s go.
In the mixed doubles Holcombe Ward
and Miss May sutton won by default
In the ladies' singles Miss Sutton beat
Miss Morton, s-&. 90, and Miss Hillyard
beat Miss Roothby. ga. "a
In the scmi-hnal of tho singles Brookes
heat Gore ny three 10 love. The score was
s-3.o-7,s-2 s n Smith beatJ. G, Richie,
60 2 a, O. "a. q 1.
For the All Enga nd plate. Eaves beat Nehrn,
s-3, 90
In the ladies' doubles for the open cham
ponship Misses Harrington and Patterson
Misses sutton and Morton beat Misses House
lander and q 'Nell, q =. % Misses Thorn:
son and onrhurs' beat Misses Armstrong and
johnson. 6-c ?
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rO.DAys CARD FOR sHEEPsHEAD
Realization and Double Event Are the
Leading Features.

The Lawrence Realization Stakes. FOR
three year-olds, one mile and five furlonss,
should be a great race at Sheepshead Bay
this afternoon. James r. Keenes SysonbS.
the best horse in training. according TO e&-
pert opinion, will meet H. p. Whitney's neet
Tanya. August Belmont's Blandy. Sidney
Pagets Cairngorm and Fred Burlew's Dill
graine Paget decided yesterday not to
start Tradition after ALL George C. Bennett
must give away weight In the Double Event.
for two-year-olds. six furlongs on Futurity
Course, with high class lot to beat Including
Mr. keene's Bohemian, X. 7. Wilson. Jr.'s
Bill Phillips. II. p. Whitney's lronsides John
4. Maddens Timber and Belmere. and r. H.
Hitchcock's Vendor
For the Independence Steepechase. Game
Cock, Gambling. Knight Of Harlem. 60 ID
Van and Grandpa seem the best. Geranlum
has the top mpost in the high weight handl-
cap at ak furlongs, with Hume. Jake Sanders,
Workman and Zeala possible factors,
In the fifth race, for platers at a mile ana
kaber. The southerner and o1atas are beat.
while In the last event. handicap at mile
and a sixteenth on the grass. Ocean TIDE.
Jonqui. Witfull Wotan. Garnish. Palmbearer
and Tommy Waddell ngure prominently.
The entries are as follows:
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Racing at Buffalo.

BrFYALo, July 3.--Favortes aud outsiders divided
the card at Ken'lwofth Park today.
First Race Five and halt tuvloags -Loehinvar,
% tRomanelln; 20 s. Won EdReyr 30 toConnelli
80 TO l. second: Gypzenne. ln3 buchanan. to L.
third. Time 1898. Sandy Andy. Scotch Plume
Csronal. Bobo'e kean and rhomand also ran.
Second Race Five furongs- Halifax. l03 iBu
rhananl. o 10 10, won: Valencia. o. IT. Meadei
IN to I, second: James Reddtck. tHegersonl s 10 L.
third. Time. 1908 Strcator, Cyclone, Pythia Away
aud Orilcne also ran,
Third Ra-e-five furongs -lnt~rlieht, 10 IT
Meade>. 4 to l., won; Spring Han, iOT tBuchananl
40 !. second Henry Wsrng 100 10 'Conneln, Ito l.
third. Time LOS 35, Programme, Cologne san
Fara, Judge Part"'. .Narc, Catalogue and Re
Nenke also ran,
i4i 'E. Kelly. TO !. won: Punc,uai is Bowers
TO /. second Butter Ladle 1874 Nv. WILSON,, 7 10 Z
third Time, t:25 ? s. liarasSng also ran
Fifth Race-one isllr and sixteenth r. Will
ians, Ill tRomanclli,l TO I, won: Narwhoop ITO
~. Austin, 10 10 S, second Derry. ~ ,Crcamer,
10 to i. third. Time. 81. RoSe,ini also ran.
Sixth Race One rnile and a sixteenth SaladIn
90 tRomancllN, ~ 10 5. won: Bell Indian IOI iF
Walsh. /? to L. second: BIsque. 81 ~. HennessyI
ITO |. tn rd. Time. 1859 3.5. Sweet Tone and Crest
fallen also ran.
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New York. .; Philadephia, g. First base on balls
-On Gordon. =. Struck out.By Corridor, s; BY
TAYLOR, 9. Two base hits-Mertes az Abbott
Double pays-Dahen and McG ANN; Dahien, streng
and Modann. Stolen baaes-Mertes az. Dahlcn.
ance-l3,0e2.
BRooKLYN. 2: BOSTON IN. L.). 1.
With Lewis and Gessler back In the fold,
the TIE Bossons yest.pdsy. and Won well fought
contest A ninth inning rally around the
oolors won for the Brooklyns. Dobbs led
OF with q two Dagger to tho right field fence.
Hall beat out q bunt to Wolverton. and Dobbs
hoofed It TO third. Batch then wound UP
the game with another eosker 70 the right
Bostons scored In t6s sixth Inning on Tenney.s
inleld hit, Dolan s sacrifice and Wolverton's
double. The Brooklyns tied the SCORE IN
and Lumieys nit. Bergen did some pretty
throwing TO bases. cutting OF five ambitious
Beanies The SCORE:
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HAGGIN'S YEARLING AUCTION.
II. p. whitney Pays 90 400 for Colt by
Nasturtiuni.

iesrlinGs bred by James B, Haggin at Ell
mendorf Stud were sold at auction at Sleeps
head Bay yesterday. H. ?. Whitney paid the
top price, %. 400, for a colt by Nasturtum--
H8netta. Newton BENIN gton, A. j. Joyner
and j. j. Hyland also made purchases Of value.
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Games Scheduled for To-day
AMERICAN LEAdUI.

washington In New York two afternoon games,
Philadelphia In Ios'on; Chicago In Cleveland: St.
Louis In Detroit.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York In Philadelphia: Boston In Brooklyn
1.-TWO gamesl: Cincinnati In Pusburg; st. Louis
In Chicago.
HAsTEkN LIkouE,
Jersey City IN Newark (morning,; Newark in
!srsey c,y Mernooh,; ,r rTSaense N ss'imore'
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Totals 4 1925 "a oil Totab.....3 III 10 1
RossSp ,n..S $685. =,
base on balls str,oIiet, /: on Wills L. Struck
out-By Stricklett 2: by Willis, s. Two base hits.
Dobl,s. Gesslef, Wolverton. Sacrifice hitS-Hall.
Dolan. Stolen bsses-Delehanty. Raymer. Um
-Johnstone Time-i hour and 50 minutes.
AttendAnce-2.OOO.
PIrrsBURo. 4: CINCINNATI. 3.
PrrrsBuRa. July Sin ono OF the most scrnppy
games over played In Pittsburg. the homo team
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Yacht and Gunner and Club. HAs. RNs
More Trouble, W. II. Childs. Benson
INTERNATIONAL CHESS.
.Janovski Takes the Lead From MarocH
In Ostend Tourney.
Special caol, Despatch to THE srN

Special Gable Despatch 10 THE SrN,
OsTKSD. Belgium. July 3.-Janowskl ~
Paris took the lead in the international cts''
masters tournament here to-day hv vim ne
his game from Taubenhaus in the ffte"n'h
round, Maroczy being at the same time ~
feated by Marco. The Amcrca!, Mars 81.
drew his game with Schlechter In the o y,
from Aiapin. The games between Tarrascn
and Teichmann and Blackburne and SC :;
nm "Wednesday The scores to date:
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Jersey City. 4: Newark. I. First base on balls on
L!ndemsn. !: Oh McIsne:. Struck out.By
Two base hits Woods, o'Haran. Jones. Sacri.
ncc hnMcCauey, Stolen base Schroeder.
Double plays Bean tunassisted>: Lindeman and
Merritt, Hit by pi,cher-By McLanr,2 Umpire
Hassctt. Time-2 hours and minutes. Attend
ance3oo0.
AT BALTIMORE.
R.H.E.
Baltimore o o- z
Proyidence......,.o n o. )
Batteries Atkins and Ryers Poole and Thomas.
AT RocHssTYR
Rochester. .......s o 2 o-7 ii 4
Montreal ..,...,.0 SIS a 4
Batteries --CleAry and Stecman: Barber and
woeltul.
AT BuYYALo.
Toronto ..........i n q n o. 4
Observation-Disclosures and McAllistcr: Fauken
burg ana sullivan.
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E champions made II four
errors BY tho Washtngtons
WARRINGTON.

First base on errors -Bos,en LIZ, on b s.,
on Townsend. q struck by Winter. 8; BY
Tcwnssnd Two tHse hits cssr Towp..nd,
Winter Double play Hin. Mullen and S'ahi.
Passed balls -Crlgrr, ?. rmpres Mccarthy and
Kelley, Time II hour and % minutes Attendance
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Baseball Note.

One by one the bearded bail player Is passing.
Monte Cross now appears TN our midst" with coun p.
tenancc rayishc6 10y the razor Why Is this thus,
was asked Of Gi,fith, who Is NJ I0u on matters OF
form. the other day, referring 10 behrdlessness
the ball neld. Few public characters OF any sort
wear whiskcrs." was the contentious response.
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ONLY THREE HITS OFF ORTIZ.
NEW YORK AMERTCANS HAND OUT
ZEROS TO PHILADELPHIAS.

Play q Sharp Game, With Dougherty and
Keller the Leading Stick Manipulators
OF the Fray-Bostons Have Another
Paying Session With the Washingtons.
The New Yorks Americans succeeded In
taking two out OF FIVE games from the Phtla-
delphias. shutting the Quaker men out yester-
day. The Bostons had another paying
session with the WashinRtons. The results:
New York, 8; Philadelphia, o.
Boston, O: Warrington, =.
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Double piays--wagner. Peitz and Howard: Cor:
coran. Schei and narry. First base on balls-Oh
Lynch. q; on Harper. g. Struck o,t-By Lynch. I:
bs Harper? Hit hy pi,cher.,By Harper,i. Stolen
Dsuse Een and KLEIN. Time-7 hours and minutes.
Attcndancc-3,50O.
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Totals....o 87<l II
Slated for Henley In the ninth inning

Philadelphia ...........0 %
New York...............0 l o -
First base on error Philadelphia. Len on bases
New York 8; Philadelphia. First e,se On balls
on Henley. !. STRUCK ort-by OH. 3; by aeniey
Doueherty. ,saerinse hi,s.Keesr. Elbereld, Bsr Bar
iiam.. Elbarfsid and chsse. tmpres-O Lough
lin and Common Tme-i hour and IS minutes At
tendance-5Ooo
BosroS "a. L..
BOSTON, July s-The champions made Il four
straight to day through errors by tho Wash,ngtons
nd tirncy hitting. The acNre:
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Al DesMoincs-.Des Moines.E ST. Joseph. a.
Fourteen innings.
A. Colorado Sprlnes-Denvcr. o. Colorado Springs.
At Sioux City--Wet grounds
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Baseball To-day. Two Games; First Game.
Up. M.-American League Park. N. 7, Americans
vs.. Washington. One admission. ADJ.
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Western League.

A. Louisville Louisville. q: Columbus. ?.
ROther games postponed, rain.
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Baseball, Washington Park. , Games To-day.
1880 and SO, Brooklyn W. Bostoa.-ASs.
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A. Syracuse Syracuse, 8: Btnghamton O.
At Wilkesharre- -Wilkesbarc, 4 Scranton, I.
Az Troy Troy. 6: Albany. T.
Al ,ohnstown--t'Wca, b. 4. u 4 G.. T.
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New England League.

At Fall River-Concord. "a; Fall River, 81,
A. Lowell Manchester. %-i Lowell, 81
Al Haverhil Haverhill. 2; Lynn. I.
At New Bedford Nashua, 8: New Bedford, n
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JERsEY CITY. S: NEWARK. 2.
The ezra tic pitching Of McLsne. the ex -Fordham
boy In the second and fourth innings Of the game
In jersey City yesterday proved costly for Newark.
The score:
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American Association

Az Nashville Nashville. 3: Atlanta.
At Birmingham-Brm lnRham, |: Montgomery. o.
Az New Orleans New Orleans, 10: Shreveport 2
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RACE FOR CHILDS CUP.
First Contest Goes to More Trouble, Owned
by Donor or Trophy.

Under the auspices of the Bensonhurst
Yacht Club the first race for the W. H. Childs
perpetual challenge trophy was sailed yester-
day afternoon on Gravesend Bay Though
the race was open to all recognized Yacht
clubs. only those of the lower bay competed
was W. II. Childs, the donor of the trophy,
who represented the Bensonhurst Yacht
r. J. Havens Quest, the challenger. finished
sixth in fleet Of seven,
The CLUBS that competed we're the b ,. Ben :'n
the ATLANTIC Yacht Club, the New York Canoe
Club and the Brooklyn Yacht Club. Though
h club a,d Fed sns hs so 1n II.
Haven Ha : Quest and the Beta, owned by snede
s More ssa Tronpbe 0f and 'd' McRaY a 5"
ri Rslne5ss oilsvan was + the Bro Rroo;lyP2
Canoe Club sent n. d. ,Alerton's Miss Judy.
sss G e club a Mas o sGe bo eS nn
starter This was n S Wyles Suzans,
Her bobstay. however. went by the board
Just after the preparatory gun. and So 'h'
OF, the seven yachts that started, all An.
shS e s Sea s w ws1n sN o4G so
an hour the regatta committee decided that
she was out Of the race
of Fort ,wadsTorth. Then came a, very
long windward leg to buoy No 7. whiohis
a little to the westward of West Bank sh'
From there it was broad reach to the CON;
OF the marks were left TO port
light southerly wind sent the boats On
mark fifteen seconds ahead of Ojigvsn
which was twenty seconds nhead of Mora
Trouble In the VINEYARD work, however
More Trouble. gradually drew away from
the other yachts and finished almost three
minutes in front Of Saetta, The SUMMARY
sLooPs--cLAss n AND UNDER. START. sos. corssS
~ MILES.
Finr"d
Finish. TIM.
Yacht and Gunner and Club. Rms PNs
More Trouble. W. H. Childs Benson
Ssetta. G. II. Church. Atlantic Y, c. .5.45n5 ?ioo
Ojigwan, r. z. Reiners, BlNyn Y. C.. 5;5l;5S 2'th
Miss Judy, D. d. Aer,on. New York
Canoe Club .....................t..b 54o Sl'
Ogeemah. A. Mckay. BenSonhurst -.
quest. F. j. Ravens Marine ana i"0'''
Beta. Sncdeker and Camp. Marine
and Field Club .,,.,...,'....,...Not timed a. SO
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southern Tier Association.
Southern League

Al Corning Coming. 4: Hornellsville, 4.
At Flmira- ElmIra, I: Addison, 8.
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Connecticut League.

AZ Bridgeport Bridgeport. q; Holyoke. ?
A. New Hsven,-SprinEneld q New Haven. 2.
At New London--New London, !; Hartford, ,
ten Innings.
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.Ew YORK tN. L., 0: PHILADELPHIA *. L..
PHILADELPHIA. July STARRING vigorous
the part Of Donlin and Dahlen and mild
sort of complaint from Manager ,MeGraT,
which led TO his retirement from the benSh.
delphla was becominsly mild and inofensive;
The New Workers simply played rings around
the Philadelphians, who did not appear able
hits were made In succession in the fourth
inning. but all they could get out Of them
the visitors made their hitting count. running
the bases darlngy and yet with good judy
ment.
advantage OF perfect support. Two OF
Corridors bases on balls figured. and the
errors Of the men behind him were costly,
Tho aOora.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Champions Have Little Trouble In Taking
the Philadelphias Int Camp.

The Champions showed their class yester-
day by completely outplayins the Philadel-
phlas. The Brooklyns. too. had winning
day and took the Bostons' measurein spicy
encounter The Cincinnatis lost In Ptttsburs.
The latter team advanced to second place.
The results:
New York. o: Philadelphia. !.
Brooklyn, =: Boston, I.
P1ttsburI, 4; Cincinnati, ..
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Good start; won easily; Dolly Spankcr. h. G.. t.
by Kngston-Lady Gay. owned BY r. T.. Wilson Jr !;
trained by T. j. Hcacy.