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Columbus Scores.

Columbus scored in the fourth. Davis few out
TO right field and Fox made a mess of a drive
by Ryan. Congalton ripped out two-bagger
and kim followed it up with one Of the same
suit. This looked bad but when Hulswitt stung
Frosty for a two-corner trip it looked like the
big balloon was all ready to cut loose. Three
runs came in. Thomas steadied bit and ely
mer was downed and Barbeau passed. Veil was
suppressed at first and the scoring Of the day
was over.
After that Columbus hit freely, but the 1nheld
and outfeld took care Of the senators before
thew could complete circuits. Not another bob
bic on either side marred the play. The stands
shouted encouragement but there was nothing
doing. Veil was pitching like a machine and
Minneapolis could not hit safely. drem1nger ana
Freeman. who can usually be depended upon for
q clout or two, could not get Veil where they
wanted him, and stovan, who usually lands
found nothing for him in the batting oo1
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PARK FALLS 10, BOSTON BLooMERs 4.
Fifield,. Wis: July 21.-The game played at
Falls last evening" between the Boston Boomers
and Park Falls resulted in victory for the
latter by score of 10 to 4.
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A. A. L.. Cancels Permit Of Hynes. the Irish
Distance Runner.

The permit given TO Thomas Hynes. the
Irish distance runner. by the A. A. L. national
re gistration committee. to compete in amateur
events in America has been Cancelled by a
mail vote which returned yesterday When
Hynes landed here from Ireland about month
ago he produced his credentials signed by
F. y. Dineen, official Handicapped of the
Gaelic Athletic Association and the docu-
ment was to the effect that the Galway har-
rier was in good standing as an amateur in
the Green Isle. On the strength of this
Hynes was given the permit by the nationa
registration committee to appear when and
where he pleased.
matches at Celtic, Park. and on both occasions
the actions of the runners we're suspicious
and II looked as II the races were fixed, :"
On lYly Hyprs and Joy; Joyee were taken e
Ially. Both were advertised to appear at
Celtic Park Il benell, games on the same
suspicious behavior they were suspended for
an indefinite term. /, is said Hynes is anxi ous
to return to Ireland but cannot leave here
until his SIX rts are cleared.
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CHESS.
McMarfen Leads In First Glass Of General
Tourney At Sylvan Beach.

SYLVAN BEACH, \. y, July 25.-Play in
the various tournaments of the New York
State Chess Association was resumed at this
place to-day. when n goodly number of games
were decided. In the tourney for the trophy.
however only one game was decided. that
between Finn and curt. Sicilian defense.
adopted by Curt which was drawn after IS
moves.
Koethler left his game. Petror g defense,
unfinished against hampton. The Inter.
though has n dead won game, namely. a
Bishop and three pawns to the good. Late
in the evening the men began play in the
second round, koethler starting with Queens
Pawn opening against Curt. while Finn en-
tertaned hampton with Ruy Lopez. Both
games were not finished at a late hour this
evening.
In the Rice Gambit tourney Finn and Del
mar are leading. In the, first, class of the
general tourney McMartin has the lead. while
In the secoad class Carroll assumed n strong
lead.
Trophy Tonney-Cnrt and Finn drew. and
hampton and Kocther adjourned their game.
KOehers position Is hopeless.
Haipern twice. Finn beat Halpern twice and Han
ham. Hanham beat Dclmar and Halpcrn, curt
ani Koe!hier drew one gams. Score to d9!e -,
"a aHs TOURNEY, frs, cl.ss-sc1Iptars hsa,
beat Scsrie. Ring beat cuckemus. Cover beat
Weber, Scripture beat Scarc. Ferris boa, Weber.
Cuckcmus beat Renney, McMartin beat Cover
?: Ferris. Cover, cuckemus, Ring. Scripture
Scarle. Waller, each.
General Tourney. Second Clnss.Carroil beat
one game against Scripture and lost two to Wood.
Score to date Carroll. 3; Wood .. Goldwater 1.
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chicago, =: Philadelphia.

NEW YORK IN. L.. I: CINCINNATI. =.
Amessed up. fussy game at the Polo Grounds
yesterday was won by the New horks. VINO
The messing was done by the Cincinnats.
wh both sides a
n ship' ,hs Ar, shi nn az
as Wild as a hawk, shot one through on the
inside Of the plate; Mertes u, stepped back 81,
f baeE from D sWns M F Pkee. On
S Ss q ess ss a snd hi: ss:S Ssd i%ssiy
s!s%es sfeisss S:sS$!sss Mi
covered sufficiently. however. by the time
the game WAS over to leave the grounds with
ftH : chip: iAy in a'', d
frequent chances to bat in runs. their pitchers
T pschsrs s iot and sdns
that told against them. Mathewson was, a
55u2ze with On Ss Gpee oasbes
par ar rEp, CID Reliable Bin Dan bahln Cor
coran provided much high class ball for the
Five double plays kept the pot boiling. and
they were not amiss. for the game contained
PERIODS Wnen ~ dragged.
Harper lasted one inning. Browne sin gled
in the first inning. Strang. who was In
Donln's booth in center. the latter having
been suspended for three days and fined
$40 for an umpire controversy, waited for
four balls. Harper made a wild throw OF
MctiRnns sacrifice, on which Browne scored.
wild pitch sent StrAng over the rubber.
and another wild pitch was equally kind to
Mcuann. 4 good play by Kelley cut Of Dew
lin at third while trying to get there from
frat on Gilbert single. and ended the agony
for the Reds. Seymour tripled in the second
and scored on Sebrng' q demise at first
Steinfeldt distinguished himself in the
fourth inning He ran in on Gilhcrt's buut
and hurled his man out at first. Then he
stopped Bowermans vivid smash back OF
third ard nipped his mar. Higgins threw
out Mnthe wsor. ard Only three balls had been
pitched in the half inning. IN the fifth Strang
walked and Mccain was hit. Mertes forced
McGarn. Huggrs to torccran, but Corcoran
threw low to first H. trying to double Mertes.
and Strang slipped home on the misCue.
The New Works riveted the ga me in the eighth.
Dahlen was hit, Huggir" 'umhed Devln's
grounder and Gilbert hit to theeh. forcing
Dnhlen at third. Then up strobe long Frank
Bowerman. and nc mclded four aces with
home run smash to center field.
Chech's single to right, Huggins's sacrifice
the Reds q count in the nfth;; They also had
men on bases in he third, fourth. SIXTH
seventh, eighth and niith. but Mathew son
was there with the confusing slants. and his
fieldcrs were lust as dependable. The score:
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Racing at Providence.

PROVIDENCE. July e5.-The fayorites came In well
at &'--agansctt to day. not long shot winning
durls Ia day. The fourth race. the Pawtucket
selling states. was the feature. Mistlss opened
fnvorite at5toA Betting was very heavy on Master
OF Craft. and before the close he was backed down
TO even money. with Mstiss selling at to5 Grim
Minis rode great race, laying well back with Master
OF Craft until the last turn. when he carried the big
chestnut outside and down under the wire lcng tn
ahead Of Lord Badge. Mclntyre's mount,
first Race-About six furlongs-The Musketeer,
re (BciD. 3 to l. won Sweet Tone, i07 %. Mcfntyre)
10 to |, second. Shady Lad, lOa CTravers), o 10 l.
third. Time, l1. Ida Davis Dapplc Gold Naptu,
nus. Blue Buck Ocawaha, Carney, Nagary and
FrrnrOck also ran.
Second Receive furlongs Consistent, 1o1
(Crcamcr,. I to 3, won; Pythia. l03 0BeO, s TO T.
second: Gauzc. 1902 ~, Mcintyre, to ?. third
Time. lot Harold also ran.
ia Helgerson,. TO l. won; Don't Ask Nc. loo
mins) third. Time. 1871 rs, Clovcrland. Jane
Holly and Sea VOYAGE also ran.
Fourth Race-Thc pnwtucket: one mile and an
eighth Master of Craft. 100 tCrmmlnsJ. even
money, Won Lord Badge; ils ", McIn,yrel. to i.
second MistiSs IN "a. Henderson,. o to &, third
Tine. 1852 rs, MonacodOr also ran.
Fifth Racc-Onc mile and 20 yards-Drone los
Wrlmmns,. 3 to s, won: Thomond. IOj tCrcamcrJ,
even money second: Maggie Stroupc, 100 &c. Wbite)
20 10 ]. third. Time. LAS 40 Second Light Yer
ness Hawtrey. knight Of Weston Snow King and
Pirabclla also ran,
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ANGLE WINS VI. & VI.
Fayorite Takes Rich stake At Detrolt-Dr.
Strons TrOts in 2:O6.

DETROIT, July 25.-The main event OF the
second day at the Crosse Pointe track was tho
NJ, 4 NJ. SIC, 900 Stake. For the opening race.
the PA pace, Red Bud was even money
against the field but Red Bud was not even
placed in the money. and finished sixth. while
Hazel Banks won easily. The second heat
saw Hazel Banks the favorite at Is to 10 on
the field. Red Bud got In the van owing to
Hazel's break, and finished easily in front.
The third heat was a procession. Red BUD
being all the time in front.
In the NJ. 4 NJ. Stake. the aga trot. Allie y:
broke away in front. but soon collapsed. and
Angle the favorite. went to the front ana
held it, with Brilliant Girl and Clarits W. as
contenders. Angle won easily. while Clarita
W. and Emma Hoyt fought for second place
In the second heat Angle broke at the start
and never had chance to win. Clarita W.
racing down the homestretch. with Watson
at her shoulder. In the third heat Watson
made the pace clear to the stretch. and there
Angle came true and fast and won out handy
In the third race Tom Axworthy was IA
yorite at $50 to 90 on the field He won ne
first heat easily, but in the second was pushed
by DR.. Strong In the third heat DR.. Strong
went TO the front at the quarter and trotted
home easy in the fastest trotted mile OF the
wear. 2Os. The racing was dragged out by
rain from = to after O'Clock. The sum
riI.c.
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Lawn Tennis at Newport.

NEWPORT. July 25.--The women's double
tennis tournament began this morning at
the Newport Casino, the first round being
disposed OF. One match. that between the
Misses Busk and Wetmore and the Misses
Barger and Wallach developed a. fast tennis
as has ever been seen between women on
the Casino courts. and In each Of the three
and the result was in doubt until the last.
First Round Womens doubles--Miss d. Moran
and Miss A. Moran beat Miss q. Whlpple And Miss
H Weaver BY default. Miss MARY Sands and Miss
Anna sands beat Miss Dir and Miss Rosamond
Street. 81, s-S. Miss Margaret Busk and Niles
Jane Wsiiach. SO, 8-s sA Misa Anita Sands
and M!ss Ruth Twombly hea. Mas Cyr.!.ls Roche
and Miss Gertrude Pel. 81, 6-S.
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NEW YORK a. L.. 10; ST. LOUIS "A. L.. a.
ST. LOUIS, July u.s. The Browns were out
played from the start In to-day q game with
the New York, Americans, The, visitors
batted hard and opportuney and ran the
ball In the 1--we innings in which he presided
~ the mound. and Grifftth, n order to give
OF the game. the Browns made plenty. OF
hits. but could not make them when they
were needed to drive in runs, Thirteen Of
made a swift start. gathering In four runs on
AZ many hits. two errors and good base run
ming. More poor fielding was done by the
loose fielding in conjunction with Curtis,'s
two Dagger, a sacrifice and base on balls
gave the visitors three more runs. Inc
second. the locals handwriting In errors with
New York hits The score.
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Totals. , y - 20
'Patred for Chech In the ninth inning
Cincinnati ..........,.0 %
New York ..,,......,,.3 ~
FRS, base on rrors New York. 2. Left on bases
Now York g. Cincinnati. 10 First base on balls
on Mathewson 8; on Harper. 2; or Chcch. S. Struck
out-ny Ma'hcwson g. BY cheoh : !; Hone me r M
HIS corcoran. schlc sacrifice hits MeGann.
double Plays Gilbert. Dahlcn and Mctiann; Mer;
,cs Dahen and Gilbert; Corcoran. Huggins and
barry; chscn Corcoran and Barry; ccrcoIsn and
Py Chech. ?. liis-oN Harper. 3: on Chech. :.
imp res Bausrwinc and Klein. Time hours.
Attend ancr-G.0OO
ST. Louis IN. L> 4: BRooKLYN. =.
The Cardinals yesterday took hand at
making ninth inning finish and bringing
chagrin to the other side. The Brooklyns
led by a score of to ? at the beginning of the
ninth inning but the ninth proved lachry-
nose siege for them. All the damage was done
after two men we're out. Prof. Grady rolled
n two bagger, athwart the plain. after which
by Lieut.; Ritter. Thus was victory 1pHp IN
Cardinals deserved their success, for their
fielding was cleon. whereas Rrooklyn's was
seamy and bedra gled Shcckard thumped
the globe manfully Tor the losers. The score:
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Amateur Crews Sail Yachts To-day.

The race between the Virginia and the
Mnsoa will be spilled this afternoon on the
Sound of OYSTER Bay, Each boat is to be
manned by an amateur crew. members Of the
seawanhsks C9rinthian Yacht Club being
members OF the Indian Hnrbor Yacht Club
Ross Proctor. This boat will be steered BY
Addison q. Hanan. Considerable interest hns
been taken IN this contest on account Of The he
yachts will be out 10 follow the racers over the
course The start vllibs made ct o'olock. -
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Queer DRIVING At Elmira Harness Races.

ELMIRA. July 25.-The frst day Of the Emra
meeting In the Hudson and Mohawk Valley Circuit
opened to day with nne weather. fast track and
large attendance. There was much excitement In
the c:24 pace the judges suspecting unfair methods
After the rst heat Murphy. the driver OF May Hatha
wsy. was suspended for two weeks. ~, A1 athh
h.at Rathbun driver OF Edward D.. was declared
to have held UP his horse and was fined $50.
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TO.DAYs CARD FOR BRIGHTON.
Undergraduate stakes. for Two-Yesr'O'ds'
Feature.

The Undergraduate Stakes, for twoyesr-
olds, Ave and q half furlongs. will bring TO-
gether at Brighton Beach to-day Arkilrta.
Quorum, Caplas and Lstless. Lady Amelia
has top weight in the handicap at six furlonGs:
with Durlelgh. Mad Mullah. Teacress and
Ancestor to beat. Bad News must piok UP
1877 pounds in the handicap at mile and an
eighth, with Alvin. st. Beliane and Eusen'a
Burch the best OF the others
In tho steeple chase. Nitrate. Neponset.
Russell Sage and Gatebell may be factors.
whit, in the third race. at a mile and six
teeth, King Cole. buttons. Rpbric. Ocean
TIE, Line OF Life, Novena and Jetsam az
III ,ire we'll. Phidias seems to have the
lit race, for two-yesr-olda. six furlongs. at
l. il mercy The entries follow.
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Outsider Wins at Old saugus.

BOSTON. July 25-The talent was badly dumped
IN the third race at Old Saugus 10 day. when Jimmy
Michael. rank outsider won the even, after
Young STEAMBOAT. the favoritc. had taken the hrst
heat. Wilks was the favorte In the 2l9 pace ana
,us,lhed the confidence Of the crowd when he
nnaliy won the event. Some fine heats were troted
in the 2:2O class. McDoueai and Bowcatcher
wcre both looked upon as possible winners of this
racr hui II was only with the rleverest Kind OF
driving in nearly every heat that Lasell brought
his horse under the wire winner
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Chicago, 4: Philadelphia. O. Two base hits. Smith.
II Davis t2l. Lord Seybold: stolen oases.ltoimes,
on balis-ON Smith 2: on Waddcll l. Hit by pitcher
by White I. Struck oui-By White. l: by Smith.
Q: by WaddGii =. Wild pitches 2: Smith. L.
Umpire Sheridan. Time hour and 20 minutes
Attendance 1900.
wAsHISoToS 0: CLEVELAND. o.
CLEVELAND. July 25-1.ong Tom Hughes Just
toyed with the Clcvelands To day and snut them
M, q O. The
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Two base hlts-Yeager. Curtis. Van zant, Elber- :
fed. SacIinee hits.Conroys keeIeI Passed
field. Fuitz a. First base on balls on Petty. 8;
Oh oI,h. l.. struck ou.nBy Petty: 81 by oIth. 2;
~ st'D or;s inn, M ds e o Gre
81. Louis. 49, New York. Q. Umpire Connolly.
Tlme-2 hours and minutes Attendance 900.
PHILADELPHIA "a. L.. 6: CHICAGO "a. IL. 2.
CHICAGO July 25--Waddell disposed OF the White
SoI with little trouble 10 day. White retired In
the third inning. and Smith. who succeeded him
was hit ali over the lot Hart, Comiskey's new
catcher. made his flrst appearance behind the bat.
The
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
baseball Note,

WtLxEsBARBP July ?5.- In IN" c'"i,
81 rcnvt hen the team a representative OF IN, ,t,
lyn club n a. cen here watching the WORK ~ ,,,s
promising players Of the Wllk"sbarrr eur ~" W.. Ncr
iayorabk impressed with the ability 81 DC
bowen tirsi | ascmsn Brown mud outhrld'f , "r,
They are all young PLAYERS, y rclnt , ~, rr,r,ae
fcssionA, season OF Brown and 'hrN s'Nhu ~ !, un.
head OF the list in the league battling anu 'i,rn
averages. The Brooklyn club Is also w, nor
Hummcli Of Edwardsvillc, clever p'a'r'
with the Holyokc team.
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PITTsBURo.

First base on erros-Boston. ]: PlttsburG, ?.
on balls-on Wilhelm, OF Fraser. OF Philippe. !;
struck by Wilhelm. !; by Fraser, 3: by Phil.
lippc T. Two base hits-ClaTke. Wagner Howard
petty. Beaumont. Stolen bases Leach. Beaumont.
Double plays-Philnppe. Rltchey. and Howard:
Passed bal!-Moran. umplre-Emslie, Time-i
CHICAGO IN. La. 2: PHILADELPHIA IN. LJ I,
PHILApRLPBIA. July 25-Chicago batted out a
victory In the seventh Inning from the Phladelphlas
to-day by making four successive hits. The score:
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wrenn and Fincke in Westminster Lawn
Tennis Final

Two matches were pla yed yesterday In the
miss and out lawn tennis tournament of tho
westchester Country Club. The most inter-
estnR game was between George .Wrenn
The final to-day will he between Wrenn and
Reginald Fincke. The scores:
George wrenn defeated X, Leroy, "A. IS,
81, r. fitAs defeated George Miles, "a 60
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New Ysrls Make 1t Three Straight From
st. Louis browns.

The New York Americana won their third
stral ght victory In st.. Louis yesterday.
hitting tho ball on the nose. They will come
home with a credltable record against the
Westerners. The Philadelphia took fall
out OF the hicagos and tho Washingtons
braoed up and gave the Cloyelands u sound
drubbing. Tho results:
New York, 10: ~. Louis. 4.
Philadelphia, y: Chicago. 2.
Washington, o; Cleveland. o.
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Two base hits-.Hughes. Huslsman. Three base
hit-Huesman Home run-Stahl Stolen bases
Mil. Anderson, Stah Frs, base on balls -
on Rhoadcs. OF Hughcs.2. First base on errots
ington. I. Struck out-By RnoadcS. b: by Hughes o..
Passed bals-Heydon. 2. VIVA pitch Hughes.
Umpire-McCarthy. Time hour and i5 minutes.
Abundance 2,l02
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CHAMPIONS BEATRAGGEDRBDS
LOOSE BATTERY WORK ny WIS.,
TORS IN A PUSSY GAME.

Homo Team Plays Much tho Better bai'
Catcher Phelps Meets with an Acc''
dcnt-C Cardinals Nip Brooklyns on tho
Wire-Pirates and Chicagos VIM
Three out of four Eastern teams OF the
National League won on Monday but yes
terday three out Of four Eastern teams lost
New York WAS the only Easterner to win.
defeating the Cincinnatis again. The Brook
lyns were downed by st. Louis. the Pitts
burgs shut out Boston and the Chlcagos
humbled the Quakers. The results
New York, .: Cincinnati. =.
~. Louis, 4: BrOoklyn,8.
Pittsburg, .; Boston, o.
chicago, =; Philadelphia, l..
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GClf Note,

MAPLEwooD. y. H.. July 25.ln a hotly
contested Gol' match played on Maplewood
lnke this afternoon William Mcguire. pro-
f",sional. aud Robert Carr OF Punset Hin
defeated Harold Wood Of Hudson and Walter
NJ johnson of Boston composing the Maple
holeslwere necessary to ecide the match.
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At New Haven bridgeport. 4: New Haven, >.
Al Holyoke -HoIyoko. }: Hartford, I.
Al Spring field Springfield. 3: Norwich. o.
Al Mcriden-New London. 3: Meriden, ?.
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AZ Nashville--Nashville, II: Memphis,
Al Birming ham-Blrmlngham. ]; Shreveport. T.
Al Auanta-Atlanta. ?; New Orleans, I.
A. Montgomery-MontGom 8. Little Rock.
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WaIthour Wins Worlds Cycling Cham pion.
shin,

Special cable Dsspoieh 10 THE Sun.
ANTWERP, July 25-Walthour yesterday
won the lUJ kilometcr race for the bicycle
championship Of tho world. he covered
the distance in l hour Is minutes 81 seconds.
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DOGS AND BIRDS.

>--N '>N->- N'>N~H.NoSS
A FINE LOT hand raised Mexican double yellow
head and redhead parrots, Involvement prices.
stronecst parrot cages, $50: every bird guar
anteed WOHLSTADTS. Second avenue hea'
nns,
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Now England League

At Concord--Frst game--Havcrhin. 4: Con
cord. o. second Esme-Coucord. .: Haverhili. 3.
Az IAwrence-IAwTonce. II: Fall River, Q.
AZ Ioweli-New Bedford, o. Lowell, 1,
At Nashua-Nashua, s: Lynn. q.
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Games scheduled for To-day.


NATIONAL LEAaUR
Cincinnati In New York: ~. Louis In Brooklyn
pittsburg In Boston: Chicago In Philadelphia.
ANPmcAN LEAauE.
New York In ST. Louis Boston In Detroit: Wash.
inxton In Cleveland; Philadelphia in Chicago.
GAsrERN LxAoUE.
Montreal In Jerey City: Buffalo In Newark:
Rochester In Baltimore: Toronto In Providence
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Western League.

Al Dies Moines--Pueh,o, 9: Des Moines, s.
Al Omaha.-Omahs, 8: 81. Joseph. s.
Al Sioux City denver, 5: Sioux City. 3.
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Al Scranton--ScrAnton, 0: Syracuse. 1.
Al Wikesberre- Binghamton, s: Wilkesbarre, T.
Al Utica-UtioA, I: Albany, g.
Al Johnstown-Ft First e Ame-A. J. q O., Q: Troy, 4.
Second Came-A. j. q C., 3: Troy. o.
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SECOND OAME.
MONTREAL.


First base on errors Montreal. 4; Jersey city >.
Lett on bases--Jersey City. 0; Montreal To- Frs'
Struck out-By Theirnan, s. by Woods. 4: by Ferry.
Three base n.n,o Re's ssr,c. em h,,
pat,ee Mcaney, l.. Hartman. Stolen bases
Bean, Hagan, Cassidy Theilman; "a Joyce G.sG a.
~, Nv niteher-By Theiiman s. by Woods. l: by
Ferry. I, Wild pltch-Ferry. Passed ball.Blrd
Umpircs-vandcgrtft and Mccarthy. mn Time
hours and is minutes. Attcndance~,S00
NEWARK. 10: BUFFALO. ..
The Ncwarks took another one from the Bufialos
At Newnrk Yesterday. The score:
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:Batted for Pfapmicr In the ninth inning.
element out, hit by battcd ball.
I.rs.y C,,y .o O o o o o 3 o.
Montreal. ...,..,.........O o. o 3-8
First base on errors-Jcrsey City. 4: Montreal 3.
Left on bascs-Icrsey City. (: Montreal, s.: First
base on balls-OH Pappslau /: of Pfanniller. J.
Struck on, BY Pfannlllsr, l. Home ,innhsue'
Hartman, Joyce. l., Hartman. stolen bases
Bannon. Kelster la,. Halligan; Double play
Weidensaul, l.. Hartman and Raub. Hit BY pitcher
BY Pfanmiller. Passed bali.NandeRrif, I'm
pirc-Egan. Time hour and IS minutes,
JERSEY CITY 10: MONTREAL. 7-sEcoNp DAME.
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At Milwaukee -Minneapolis. Is: Milwaukee, 7.
Al Kansas Ctty-St. Paul. D. Kansas City, 2.
AZ Louisvtlle-I.ouisvilie. 3: Toledo, 2.
At Indianapolis s. Indiana polis, I.
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2.24 class. pacing: purse $500:
May Hathaway, b. m. tMurphy) ......"..t J
Edward D.. b. z. (Rathbun). ..............l 2
Cyclone. 2. lMorrisl::. '''.''.''..''..'s
pnjonlus Jr b. g. Journey ..............,s 6. q
uaunoIa Relic b M ((;alushs Al .,........7 9
adv doris hin M lLymsn). ...,.........S 7dr
Henry j sr T. MOORE ...,......,.,.,...,.6 dis.
Time 22Ola, 2HaA 2:2o!l. 22o,s,
2:3o class. trotting: purse 1900
Ephriam Toddes, b, S. tEarlng). ! !
Wlllowdale. ST. &. tClark)... :....,.,.....,1 :
lfeudc Estelle. br. m. francisco, .........t 3
j. b., b. g. (Rush). ....,. ..:..'.::2
Time-2:2ols. 2:2tla pal, 2:2lH.
2l4 class, pacing: purse $500:
Texas Rocker. b. &. tMcEwen).. ]
Tess. h m. (Jamlsonl :...,.,.'...'''.'''....
Harry i'm, blk. g. tDoblel..
Barn Alfred. br g. tClark) b
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