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The New Yorks smashed them out yester-
day, and the Pittburgs dumped them down.
The long. free hitting Of the New Yorks proved
q losing game against the Jabbing OF the
Pirates. The Pirates made more hits for
one thlng with their hunts and nuke ~safeties,
and for another thing Tommy Leach did q
darinR bit OF base running. Tommy thought
there was no use making two bites OF a cherry
and scored from second on an out at hrst
base. Lever pitched winning ball. even II
Jostled for Q double. q triple and two quad
ruples. The two homer fell to the rspa-
cious Seymour and were liners that cleaved
an aerial passage to the right field bleachers.
McGann disapproved Of Klem's rulings
in the first inning and was exiled. Mike
DonIin played nrst and played 1t all right.
Hallman hunted safely In the first inning be-
cause Ames was asleep. Ganley singled. Seeing
Devlin playing In for the next batter, Hallman
dashed to third. and the decision calling
him safe stirred McGann TO disputatious
mood. On Clarkeis force Of Ganley Hall
man scored. and after Wagner had singled
Clarke padded home on Nealon's scratch
hit to Devlin.
Young Mr.. Burke batted for Ames in the
third inning and Clipped In with a three
Dagger. Shannons single scored him. Dew
lin doubled in the fourth inning and reached
the plate on two outs. WagneTs single,
an out and Tommy Leachs inield hit and
steal put Pirates on third and second in the
sliding to second and KLEIN called time. Wag-
ner pranced OF third and was run down,
but a. time had been called the out did not
90. When the power was turne ed on for
the Camo TO get in motion again Ritchey
hit in front OF the plate. Taylor tumble
made a slick slide and beat Donlin's return to
bresnahAn.
siSth and the Pittsburrs made A run in the
seventh on three bunts and an outfeld fly.
Ere the approach OF eventide had wholly
obscured the hall Seymour shattered tho
cleaning with his second four baser, which
was the last real action Of the game. Hahn an
reaching up into the dusk and sInotherinR
D~re$nahan's lift. The score:
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ORESTES OFF SEA GATE.
To he Hauled Out To-day and Made Ready
for Tomorrow Race.

The Boston sloop yacht Orestes arrived on
Sea Gate at 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
She towed down from Bridgeport, where she
was reported on Tuesday, and az she arrived
so late the first race for the $500 trophy offered
poned until tomorrow at ESQ o'clock. The
yacht anchored OF Sea Gate and was much
admired by the local yacht men, who think
that she will prove very dangerous in the
coming contest, and in the hands Of Charles
Francis Adams, I'd. will be a hard boat to
beat. She is to be hauled out to-day at the
Marine Basin and will be measured oficislly
as soon as possible.
The yacht is in charge OF Sterling Burgess,
the designer. Caleb Loring, her owner and
Charles Francis Adams, I'd, are expected to
reach Sea Gate this morning. and then the
Anal details OF the match will he arranged.
The match Ia to consist OF three races, II neces-
sary, and the cup will go to the owner Of the
yacht winning two. The start IL to he made
outside Coney Island. and the courses viii be
fifteen miles in len{h. IL VIII not De DECIDED
OF triangular. until just before the warning
signal is made,
The Soya, the sloop selected to defend the
$500 cup, vas hauled out at the Marine Basin
yesterday morning and will be put in the best
possible condition. Her underbody will be
polished, the sails overhauled by the sail
makers. and the yacht will be in better shape
for a race thar she has been this season.
Clinton n. Crane, the designer OF the Soya, u
10 be the helmsman in the races. and he IL
giving the overhauling n personal supervision.
Several Boston yaChtsmen are expected to
tanned at the Atlantic Yacht Club some night
this week.
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WEST SIDE MEN WIN. EASILY.
Take All Three Matches in First Metro.
poIItan Tennis Final.

The nrst half OF the championship matches
in the finals Of the Metropolitan Lawn Tennis
League was played yesterday on the courts
Of the West Side l.. T. c. The home con-
tinRent scored q sweeping victory over the
players for the MonSclsir A. c.. which won
in the other section from that in which the
West Side club triumphed In the preliminaries.
All three matches went to the West Side
men. The remaining three matches are to
be played next Saturday on the Montclslr
courts, and should the West Side men win
only one Of the three the championship
will go to them.
The winners put 10 their strongest team
yesterday. Raymond d. Little, Harold n.
Hackett. Frederick Alexander and Carleton
g. Kelley played for them against Otto I.
Hague. Little met Otto Hinck In one singles
match, and although the tall Montclair man
pla we'd great tennis In stretches he chopped
on the base line strokes and could not get
them safe from the back court. Little drove
him 10 the back line when he wanted to win
q point. Kelley served, drove and lobbed
better than Hague and deserved TO win. which
In the doubles Alexander and Hsckett,
the Eastern champions Of this year. bad
little trouble with the Hinck brothers. The
summary:
L. T. c. vs.. MontclaiT A.. G.; Stngles-Raymond d.
Little. West Side, defeated Otto X, Hinck, Mont
featsd p. y. Hague. Montclair. Ga. 81. 90.
Doubles-Hapold H.. Hackett and Frederick B.
Alexander, West Side, defeated A. J. Hinek and O. H.
HInck. Montclalr, 81, Ga, Ga
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Another Yacht Race to Bermuda.

There is to be another yacht race to Ber-
muda next season. Commodore Frank Maier.
who won the race last May with the Tanner
lane and captured the handsome trophy
offered by Sir Thomas Upton. has offered a
81 900 cup for another contest. He has notified
the secretaries Of the New Rochelle, Brooklyn
and Royal Bermuda yacht clubs Of the ofier.
The date OF the race. conditions and other
one from each club. Commodore Maier hrst
made his encouragement at a dinner Of the
Brooklyn Yacht Club. when the trophy he
won was presented TO him, and now ne 10
going ahead 10 see that the deta ls are ar
ranged as soon as possible so that those
race may have plenty Of time 20 build yachts.
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q; Chicago. {

NEW TORN "a. d.. ,; ST. LOUIS "a. L.i,O.
al. LoUIS. Sept. is.-The New Yorks white
washed the Browns to-day. Orth and Powell
twiried for their respective. teams. When
Grifith learned that the brother n-law bat
terry was to work for the home te am he in
structed his men to bunt. feeling assured that
Red Jack had toe much adipose to g etdoWntto
The men certainly carried out instructions,
-four Of the seven hits secured being obtained
ike a coon in a cotton field. New York
started out to win from the start. Keller
beating out a bunt, pilfering second and going
10 third on O'Connor's Wild throw: he regis
tered when Chase went out to Hemphill. In
the fourth they registered another run on a
walk and a sacrifice which placed Elberfsld on
liz the sixth ElberfeId singled. stole second
and registered on Willtams's out to stone.
The score:
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DAN PATCH FAILS AT RECORD.
strikes sulIy wheel. Breaks. and 10000
Persons Are Disappointed.

ALLENTOWN. Pa. Sept. is.-Sixty thousand
d. disappointed persons to-day saw Dan Patch.
the champion Sscer, fail TO break his worlds
record on . half mile track. POI. which was the
mark he set here one year ago. Dan was In
fine form and went the quarter in 7sK seconds.
the half In O:Se. and the three quarters in 1 70.
and was coming in the stretch fresh and fne.
when he struck the wheel Of his sulky and
broke to q standstili. He finished the mile in
2OSH.
There were four regular events and one
unfinished race on the days card. and large
fields and close finishes were the order OF the
afternoon. The feature Of the programme
was the 2:l0 trot, which was won by BertcO.
who established q new trottinR record for the
local track, stepping the first and third heats in
2:12L. Nut Bel won the 2:2S pace In straight
heats. Summary:
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New York Women win in the Interctty
Tennis Match.

In the two day match between the womens
teams Of the Philadelphia Lawn Tennis As
socistion and the Country Club Lawn Tennis
League Of New York that ended yesterday
At the R~ockaway Hunting Club the home
players won by 10 TO S. In the singles the
best matches were the victories Of Miss Har-
land. the Philadelphia champion. over Miss
Day. and the defeat Of Miss lie Roy by Miss
Helen Homens. The New Workers won by
9 TO 2 in the singles and by Q to , in doubles.
On tho PhiladslphiA team we're Mrs. Milton
G.. Work.. the Misses Ostheimer, Mrs. Kane
Green. Mrs. Howard Lewis. and the Misses
HArlandI, lie Roy. .Marjorie Green Phyllis
Green, Chase and Eleanor Cohen. The New
York team. some Of whom only took part in
the singles. were Mrs. r. z. Forrest Mrs. lie
Misses Cooper and the Misses j.. McCook, r..
Prentice. ]. Ades. Coster. Scott. Underhill,
Sousher, HomanS and Beecher.
,Th1 cup Is the gift Of the Merton Cricket
Clu and played Tor annually. In the nrst
contest last year At Philadelphia the New
York team also won, by o 20 S.
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Ocean View Handicap n SIX ther EvSnts
II ne nun.

The Ocean View Handicap. one mile and .
sixteenth. will be the feature OF Q card OF
seven races to be run At Gravesend to-day.
Nealon has .op weight. with lnausitor. Good
Luck, Hot To-day and others TO beat. Lady
Amelia IL asked to pack las pounds In q handi-
cap for mares. At about six f~urlongs, with
Brookdale Nymph The best Of the others.
In q handicap for two-year -oIds. about six
fusIongs. Superman comedies weight TO
Eddie Ware. Red River. Philander. Frank
Gill and others, -.
Maiden two-yeaT-olda will run In the second
race, at i've furlongs, with Russell t.. Aorkist.
Rappahannock and Mitre. having chances.
2 me third race a. = mns S56 A iTI,1ng;
and King Cole should 20 well. The sixth
race ie for platers. at q mile and seventy. yards,
with Ed Ball, Luckctt. OArsman, Red Knight
and Fly Back figuring we'll In the last race,
for maiden two-year old Allies, Ave rurlonRs,
S GssSsp fGSH the Sit Ss:s. FS. sSsTi.s sY scucc "G An
v,-.. uaodtcap eor rnarsa ~ ali awea.
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Rain stops Grand CtrcuIt races.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Sept. ie.-Doris B.. from
Buffalo, won the only heat decided at the
Grand Circuit meeting to-day after she had
waded home through the mud in AJAX, ahead
Of Ave other 2O7 PAGERS in the Board Of Trade
AZ. 600 stake event. Rain put an abrupt end
10 the sport. TO-day's card will be taken up
as the regular one tomorrow. and the meeting
will he closed on Saturday.
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HAMBURG Belle sent to ElmsndOrr stud.

ING KY. Sept. io.-The nve-year-
Old nIly Hamburg Belle has been sent to the
EImendorf Stud OF her owner. James -.
INN Star Ruby Aleck Shields's nve=yeaT. old
race horse S~taiwart. by. imp. Meddler. dam
Melba, by imp. Mortimer. also has Deen re-
~ the Irouuiois Farm OF Senator Bailey next
year HamburE Bele won the Futurty.
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Three Boats for Canada Cup.

Canadian yachtsmen are going TO make .
determined effort 70 capture the Canada
cup this year. This trophy Ia now held by the
Rochester Yacht Club and the Royal Canadian
Club has challenged for . match, Three
yachts are TO be built for the Canadians. one
from designs by Fife, one by Mylne and .
third by a Canadian designer.
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lsehaIle. BysE4 nalsa, y~mplfy-AtAqqE- rins
81 hour and - minutes. Attendance-S,t0.
W. LoUp u. ~, .; PHILADELPHIA On. ~. S-VRaR
All
PHILADELPHIA Sept. ie-The Phliadslphias and
81, Lonla broke even In an Interesting double header
to-day. the cardlnAls winning the nrst game By
8 90 Z and the Philaeelphias the secJnd BY 4 70 o.
The scores:
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PIRATES JABBING TACTICS WIN
FROM NEW FORKS.
ChicagOs Defeat Bosten nd IN Have the
Pennant safe Beyond Question brook
Iyns Break Even with Reds -Quakers
ana Cardinals Divide Double Header.

ana OsEuin@~ ~'''"o ~~""'
The National League pennsnt has been
cinched and put away on Ice by the Chioagos.
Yesterdays results settled u beyond all
doubt. The New Yorks lost 70 the Pittsburgs
and the Chica eos beat the Bostons. The New
Yorks have seventeen more games to play and
the Chicaeos have fifteen. and should the New
Yorks win all Of theirs and the ChtcaEos loso
all the record would be: New York. won. los.
lost, 40: Chicago. won. Ios. lost ~. The Chi
Cages have tied New Works winning record
OF 1904. and noIhing short OF . miracle can
prevent them from making 9 new record OF
victories for q single season. The Brooklyns
n Cincinnatis broke even yesterday. as did
the Philadelphias and st. Louis. The re-
suits:
P1ttabuFg. q; New York. 4.
Cincinnati, Q; Brooklyn. 9-First game.
Rrooklyu. 4: Cincinnati, O-SecOud game.
chicago, o; Boston, I.
o.. Louis. 8; Philadelphia. A-Ftrst game.
P~hiladelphla, q %. Louis. O-secend game
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:TSS s;i:a i 3. n ti, 70 q g. . EH,ssI InnIn s .

'Batted for Richie In the sixth inning.
Philadelphia. ......,,..O o o %
st. Louis. .............O 2 o OS 0 o o %
First base on errors-PhnAdelphia, .: 81. Louls.S
Left on bases-Philadelphls. 7: 81, LOUIS, 3. FlIBt
Rhoades. 4. Struck out--By Richie 9; by puGgleoy.
3 BY Rhoades. o: by KArrer. :. Three base hit
rttce hIt-Bennett. stolen bsse- Marshall. Dcub bic
plAys-CraWford. Barry, and Molly; Bennett and
Barry. Hit by pitcher-Dy Rhoades. l.. Umpire
O'Day. Time-t hours and s minutes.
~PHILADELPHIA IN. H.. a; u. LOUIS N. L.. o-sSooED
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Two base hlt-Stone. SacrIhce
neid. E%Iberfeld. Double play-Stone and HsItzelI.
HOFFMAN. ElberfeId. wild pitch -orth. FIRST base
on balls : Powell, 2; on orth. I STRUCK out-by
New York. 4. Connolly. Time-l hour
and "a minutes. Attendance l.6O.
PHILADELPHIA "a. L., Z; CHICAGO "a LIS.
CaIcAoo, Sept. ie.-In the ninth inning, with the
score 1 TO / In favor Of Philadelphia and the neld
almost pitch dark, Chicago started a batting rally.
Two runs came in, but the game was lost by Hahn
letting himself get caught on base. The score:
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base on bslIs-on Mccsnerty, 8. on Moran, 1.
base hit-Wsttell. Two base hits-Connell. Hslli-
gan, Sacrifice hit Woods. Stolen bases-clem
ents (0, Cassidy. Moran. Double plays-Slattery
and Flynn. Hit by p~ltcher-By MeCanerty. I.
Wild pitch-McCanerty. Umpires-Nevins and
Conohan. Time-l hour and 20 minutes. Attend
anco-&O.
NEWARK. 4; BUFFALO. g.
BuyyALo. Sept. le. -Newark pulled out ahead
in their last game with Buffalo. The score:
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Two base hits-O'Lesry BeIry. Ibree base Hits
Schaefer, Crawford, Cobb. First base on balls
on KiiiIan. ): on Barry. ?. Struck out-By Kinian, o;
by Barry, 2 Wild ~pitch-Killian. Double play
SchaefeT and Lindsay. First base on errors Bos-
ton. 7. Detroit. I. Left on bases = Detroit, >: Boston.
IL Stolen bases-Coughlln, Crawford, Lindsay.
UmpIre-OLoughlin, Time-i hour and IS min
utes. AttendAnce-4e5.
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Totals. .,.A geo . II Totals ",..O rs I
'KArger out. hit by batted ball.
stsilE.SSssiissn..:e %
Ph,iadelphia, g. 81. Louis, 9. First base on balls
on Ksrger. 1. Struck out-By Lush. .; by Karver,l.
Three base hit-Doolin. Two base Unbranded
Stolen bsse-Dooiin. Double plays-Burch. and
Grady; Holly, Bennstt and Barry; BIsnsneld and
1 hour and IL minutes. Attendance-2.eN
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CINCINNATI.
.R.,,sd for Eanon In the MIN inning.

brooklyn. o / 0 / o %
First base on error Brooklyn, Left on bases.
S%rooHlyn, q T' Ha = ss,I5c.EEs' o Ssse Sn sPs sson- 3
BY Nall, s. Two base hits Jude. Lobert. Sscri-
ace hlts-AlpemAn Delehanty, Deal. Stolen bases
Casey. Maloney. HummeL, Batch. Mccarthy.
Deiehsnty. Deal. Double p~l4y-Kelley. Hiuggins
and Deal. Hit by pltcher-By Eason, /. Wild
pitches-Eason I; Hall. 1. Passed ball-McLeAn.
Empires -Johnstone and EmslIe. Time-i hour
and 50 minutes.
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Totals ..,..A - 10 .
sBatted for Ames in the third inning.
tBatted for Taylor In the seventh inning.
New Yofk. ,.,:...,.. % 0 iioio ID
First base on errors-PittsbuIE. :. Left on bases
on Ames. ?: on Taylor. 1; on Lever. /. Struck
out-By Ames. :: by Taylor. ); by Ferguson, ? by
Lever 2. Home runs-Seymour ~. Three base hit
Burke. Two base hits-Donlin. Deylin. Sacrifice hit
Browne. Stolen bases Mailman, Leach ~ Double
plays-DTeSnahan and Donlin: Mailman and wagner.
HitsLOn Ames. 9 in three innings; on Taylor. 8 in
four innings. Umplrcs-CarpenteI and Klein. Time
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Two base hlts.Stovslll HIckman. Three base
S,ovsiI. AItiEer. FIRST base on bsls-On Bern
hard !; on Hardy. ,. First base on eTor-Cleve-
Struck out-By Bernhard, s. by Hardy, I. Double
piay~WAner and AltiZeT. Passed ~ball--Bemis.
fJnpires-Hurst and Evans Ttme-l hour and
IL minutes. Attendance-l,i1 .
DETROIT. 0: BOSTON "a. L., 2
DETROIT, Sept Ie.-The home team had an easy
time with Boston to day. The score:
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!. c1NcrNNArI. 8: aRookLrN. 2-rIRsr oAME.

Again yesterday the Cincinnatis repealed
the Brooklyns in the lstter's efforts to. over
take them. There was another double header
was a factor in the defeat of the Brooklyns
in the first game. The Reds scored twice in
the fifth on two singles and three bases on
BrookIyns were crippled by the illness and
absence Of Jordan and Lumley; w spit;
ball experts. Stricklett and Ewing. pitched
in the second game. Hits were scarce and
the only run Of the game was made by the
Brooklyne. Maloney traversed the trail on a
aims Schlel's high throw to catch him steal
ing and McCarthy's out at frst.. Reardon. a
local man. played a nice game in right field
for the Brooklyns. The scores:
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LEAGUE.
New Yorks whitewAsh %. Louie; Phila-
deIphias Defeat the Chicagos.

deIphias Defeat uhe hlcag
with the reliable Orth pitching, the New
York Americans blanked st. Louis yesterday
and drew nearer TO he ChIcagos. who were
beaten by the Philadelphia. The other
Eastern teams lost, the Washington in Cleve-
suits:
New York, q; ~. Louis, O.
Philadelphia. q; Chicago. q.
Cleveland, 3; washington. 4.
Detroit, o: Boston, 4.
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Harness horses novice: exceeding 1871 hands
Robert 3. Baker ~PrEe-First, J. Campbell Thomp-
son'S br. Ks Cambridge King and Trinity King;
second. G. c. Clausen's Oh. m. Betty and CD. Z.
Bobby: third, George Watson's Oh. rs. Lord ROB
Ponies in harness; above ~ and not exceeding 10
h~ands-FiTst, J. W. HArrimen's br. m. Lady Eccles;
second. Elslnore Farms blk. m. Welsh Princess;
third, Proctor Smiths ch. m. Bubble,
Harness horses: novice; 1871 hands or under
Pirst, RcckridGe Farms b. 6. The Arrow; second,
J. Campbell ThompsOn's b. m, Ashore; third. John
Doyie's bT. g. Direct.
Saddle horses: novice: any height. g. Oliver
Iseiin ~prixe-First, Emil Anthony's chm. 81. Agnes;
third, Miss NJ. G. MAxweil's ch. m. Venus.
Haneas Horses, Notwithstanding 1871 banda;
Edmund Randolph's priEe-First, Roxton Farms
CO q. sterling: second, Roch ridge Farms en-. Z.
R~sdg third. J. Campbell Thompsons Or. 9.
Hssyy-elsht Hunters-Ad'lAn Iselin's prime
J. Campbell Tho Dpson's CHI. G. sweet BnsT: ssccnd.
p. n. Aliens b. 6. Msrrimack; third. A. PinkertOn's
Er. g, Highball.s
saddle Horses-i4S hands or over; women to
~rIde-First. ]. W. HaYTlmAn's ch. m. Corinne, lb1
hands Miss Belle Beach: second. Mrs. ". 8,
Fillott's b. m. Lolita. rs hands iSwneTD; third.
J. W. HarTimAns hh. g. Petroleum, 1872 hands
Mrs. :. AOrden Hartmann.
Gig Hor..s-Not under iS.i hancs; oliver IseIln's
priEe-Fiut, J. ". HArrmans br g. ChieftAin:
Iscond, Oakland Farms b. m. The Youngster:
third, Miss ". e. sAwell ch. Z. Adonis.
Roadster Pairs First Elsinore Farms RI. ms
sadie McGTegoT and Enid. second. n. Y. Fosters
b. ms KitiIe and Nellie; third, Joseph n. Gordon'S
br. {. NOrthiand Thcrdore and ch. 6. Ned L.
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AT MoHTRKAL--FIRsr GAME.
IN Games.
AT RED BANK.
New York state League.

Al Bin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 3; Bnghamton. o.
AZ Johnstowl-A. J. and G.. 4: Utica. s.
Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. }; Scranton. o.
Al TToy-Albany. Q; Troy. 2.
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First base on ~eTTor-Boston. Len on bases
RsSIbsch, T. oT Young. l.. Struck out-By Reui.
H Ss6 o. !; sE .s1 YsS&si T TsGss Os sser as.vP hats
Moran, Reulbach. Young. Brain. stolen bases
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Games Scheduled for To-day.


NATIONAL LEAGUE.
PtttsburE m New York two games; Cincinnati
In Brooklyn: 81. Louis In Philadelphia; Chicago IN
Boston.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York in ST. Louis; Washington In Cleveland;
Boston In Detroit.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Jersey City IN Montreal: Newark IN Toronto:
Baltimore In Buffalo; Providence In Rochester.
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Poor start. won ridden put. Leonard Joe Hay
man. Oh. T., BY Llnden-Crocket; owneN oy N. L,
Hayman trained by J. Lowe.
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Base ball. Polo GHda. 10 day. , ems. ISt gm. called
Adv. 4,
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kin. 1; CINCINNATI. o-srcoxp GAME.

FIRST osss on oIIvSrooAH y S,nctnhaEi :,
bsse on bSIis-on StTicElett, :; OF Ewing. !. Struck
out-By Stricklett, .; by Ewing, 8 Three base hit
Lewis. Two base hlt-Deal. Sacrifice hits
Mhloney d, AlpeTman. Stolen base-MAloney
Double plays-Reardon and Hummel: .AlpermAn
and Hummel: Lewis and Hummel. Hit by pitcher
BY Ewing, I. Passed ball-Schlei. Umpires-
EmslIe and tombstone. Time-l hour and 70 min
utes. Attendance-2 500.
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Chicago. 49,.
Philadelphia.

Totals ...5 n II II
.Rstted for Douxherty In the eighth inning.
tBAtted for Altrock in the ninth inning.
phiIsdelphIa. .........O o o o o "a
FIRST base on errors-ChicsgO. 1; Philadelphia, l
Left on b~ases-Chtcago, 10; Philadelphia, 4 Double
pIays-SulllvAn and Davis; Hahn and lsbell. Three
base hits-Lord, SheAn. Two base hit -Donohue.
Hit BY pitcher BY Dygert 1. Sacrifice hlts-ATm
hrustsr' Sullivan, Roth, DOnohue. Stolen bases -
Isbel ~, First base on balls-On Dygert. 4: on
AItrock. l. Struck Out-By Altrock. S; by Dygert,
7. Umpire-Sheridan. Time hours ana D MN
uteS. Attendance =, 900.
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ThS modern tt1st cou6Pany
- OR1anlneds primarily ioT
the puFp0so OF admInlGlsrAmA
estates. IL 10 empowered BY
law 60 act In all respects az
might an IndlVldual. but pos.
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STABILITY that the IndlVidual
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Increase the value Of the
estate
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TURF,
BROOKLYN JOCKEY l. U
SIX RACES TO-DAY AT 3;8(
SPECIAL TIME TABLE.

SPECIAL TIME TABLE.
Trains leave Y. saith Ct. n: Y. l2.So. 1o. Lao
u.SO sat. only. On 1880 train special pATior car
for club members. Leave N. Y, Park Row. VIA
culver line. is min. interval nom loos 4. N. %
1913 p. N; 10 min. interval from las p. NJ. 20 l.Se
p. NJ. and Is min. Roadway thereafter, stopping
at City Hall. Bridge ct. Fulton st., FAtbush sv.
whitehall o.. ferry every 20 minutes from i1.io 70
$50 p. NJ.
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WARRINGTON.

CLEVELAND, Sept. ie-Hlckmen's double. an out
and a passed bail gave the visitors their only run
today. Bernhard was lnvincioie except In the