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YANDERBILr BUYs cAn RORsE.
Millionaire Picks Up . bargain ND several
Championship ct state Falr.

. SYRACUSE. Sept. H.-Alfrsd Vanderbilt has
picked up q horse here which will be shipped
back from the State Fair Horse Show tO-mor-
row which he expects to deV elop into some
thing sensational and which IL a genuine
md. His manager. Cahocs Wilson. hired a
cab to take him to the horse show grounds
and attached 20 II was . likely gray which
inproved in his estimation az they went out.
AZ the grounds Wilson got en- option on the
-SsHe, which was followed by a purchase on
tbs part Of Mr.. Vanderbilt
Yesterday Mr.. Vanderbilt found that the
horse which had been sent out TO the show
ground was being dressed into service on q
cab during the busy crush OF visitors. Mr..
vanderbilt at once set out after the horse
and had him deli cred to his stable. Now
his friends are joshing him about his cab
horse. The former owner Of the gray proudly
tells OF selling the horse he used on his hearse
On the closing day to-day Mr.. Wander
Dill. almost swept the board In championships,
for pairs. the champiohsip for small pairs
with the pair he bought on the drst day OF the
show. and the single championship for small
horses. Mr.. Vanderbilt also. at the special re-
quest OF the fair commissioners. led the parade
Of the prize winning owners, driving Lady
hathrln to a gig Just before she captured the
Harvey ISdew won the championship for
saddle horses and Sidney holi9wsyS Oner-
Mr.. Vanderbilt viii Sfn's ship his horses from
here TO White Plains. where he will exhibit In
the Weetchester county show. The awards;
Class SS-Haness horses-Ftrst. SIS, Oakland
Farms b. m. Portia; second, SIS, Dosorts Park
Stables Oh. q. Operator.
ClsssBS-Heavy Draught stallion, to be shown with
three OF bis get. Prize presented BY Clarence II.
Mackay-First, 500. A, r.. GIllis's ch. 9. Langton
Performer Ill; second, $50. A. r. Gilis's br. $.
Mosby.
Class 8-ChAmpion priEe Mddle hOrses-First,
800, Elslnore Stock Farms b. z. My Dream.
Class b7-HAIness horses, pair OF horses-Flrst,
500. Oakland Farms b. m. Portia and b. N. sweet
Marie; second. go. DOsorhs Park Stables Oh. g.
Operator and ch. m. Queen Delta.
Class o0-Hunters prize. presented by August
Belmont-First, 500. Asa Toule's oh. G. Robin
Adsir; second, $50, Sylvanus J. Mays oh. G. ST.
wAnowa.
Class es-Hunter's Consolation cup. presented by
Mr., James T. Hyde-Won by Sylvanus j, Mays
br. m. Jane.
Class O4-Hunter's high ~jump-Firsl.. Sie0. West
Chester Farms ch. z. Oneiros; second. West Chester
Farms blk. e., Centennial: third. West Chester
Farms r. G. Jack Frost. .
Class Se-Champion prize-First. 500, Oakland
Farms CHI. m. Lady Kathryn: reserve. Marcus
StoddArd's br. c. Cymbal,
Class ELECTROMAGNETIC 500. Oakland
Farms b. m. The Youngster: reserve, Oakland
Farms b. m. Polly Prim.
Class championship pairs: not exceeding
1871 hands-First, 800, Oakland Farms b. g. High
Boy and b. m. MOllie Darling.
Class T2-Championship p~aiIs-FiIst. $780, Oak
land FARMS b. m. Sweet Marie and b. m. Portia;
reserve. Oakland Farms b. m, The YOUNG ster
and b. m. Polly PIlm.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
srANpINn OF rHK cLrBa.
puYYALo. 1: Jersey CITY. 3.

BUFFALO. Sent. H. Y
Guy 10 day. Tlc score:
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J st. LOUIS tN, IT,, a.
Chicago beat the Cardinals
No Local Baseball Series LIkcI,

Report had It yesterday that there IL net
much likelihood q a post-scsHOu series Cr
baseball games bel Vcen the Ne~ Noik VA
tiousls and the New NCik Americans. the
Indications being that tho two cans viii not
come together. even II the New Work Ameri-
cans DO not win the penuabt IN their league.
Several n The players Of The New York Amer.
cans are reported 10 view tho matter f
meeting McGraw's chsmpions lukewarmly,
they and others, II N said. Ia wing in mind
a former occasion when the Nationals would
not play the htlltoppera and takin0 the stand.
the efoTe. that they sce no reason Why they
should now play the Nationals,
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w~AsHINGToN, S: NEW YORK "A. b.. 1.
WASHINGTON, Sept. - GIifiths pitchers
to-day were wild and threw away the gane
through their bases OH balls. Three hits IN
Jack Doyle in the first inning scored Wash
mise on halls i'm Inc trst inning did NOT do
any damage, but in the second inning two
runs we're scored en- him n the result Of base
ON balls. Clarkson relieved DOYLE after The
second inning and. although not A SIR gle htt
was made on him during the two innings he
twirled, yet one run was scored IN each Of
these two innings as the result OF base on balls
awarded the first man AZ bat by ClaTkson
each time. When the nth inning had ar
rived Washington had scored one run through
clean hitting and four other runs through
wild. weird pitching. Griffith pitched the last
four innIn gs, and. as he prev entcu any further
scoring. tho pity is that he did not ritch frcm
the start Of the game. Frank kitsOn was ~
his best In the box for Washington and pre-
vented the New Works from getting a man as
far rs third base in all except one inning, the
sixth, when keeler's triple and ElberfeldiS
single scored the visitors only run. The
EQ0Tnf
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WAN SHEETS OWNER EXPELLED.
withdrawal OF Horse without Permission
the Cause -syracuSe Races End.

SYRNCrsE. y. Y, Sept. 1.-THE most sur
cessfuI Grand Circuit races ever held at the
state Fair track closed this afternoon with
the 2Is mace, which vas won by Lucky Buck.
The Judges announced this afternoon that
thew had expelled A. Y, Thomas from all Ma
tional Association tracks for drawing his
Tor refusing TO start him in the third heat Of
the Chamber Of Commerce Stake for ZOO
trotte rs on Wednesday. Main Sheet was dis
qualified for fouling on compliant Of Curry.
driver OF Tuna, and Geers. driver OF Golddust
Maid. Thomas, though his horse Was favor:
heat.
Nickel Gratta an. after winning the first beat
Of the Consolation to-day. hnished last in the
other two. Putnam. his driver, attributed
this TO sickness and. although one OF the three
eligible for the fourth heat. drew his horse.
sacrihcinC third money. Provided he An
ished inside Of the nag he was certain OF $500.
Summaries:
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ROCHESTER,. 5, NEWARK, 4

ROCHESTER. Sept. -. RochtS;rr won a seven
teen lnnin game from NcSgarE to day. The score:
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TO-DAY,S CARD FOR sHEEPSHEAD.
Annual Champion and Great Eastern
Handicap features.

The 81, 900 Annual Champion Stakes at
I wo miles and a quarter will be run as a
feature of the card for Sheepshead Bay this
afternoon. with Accountant meeting Graz
iaIlo. Irorsides. Bedouin. Fine Cloth and
others. De Mund will carry top weight in the
Great Eastern Handicap. for wo-ycar-olds
six rurlongs, Futurity course, with Ballot.
Fountainblue, Arctic. Dinna Ken, W. II
Daniel and McCarter the best OF the other
starters. John n. p. IL expected TO win the
Westbury Steeplechase. at about two and a
half miles.
Roseben will pick up iH pounds IN TIE high
West Lotus, Mintia, Guiding Star, Dolly
Spanker and others to beat In the nth
Row and Water Dog may 20 we'll. The las.
race is a handicap at a mile and a furlong on
the grass, with Nealon giving weight TO
Onat as, Angler, Miss Crawford, Ostrich and
others. The entries follow
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the two lufed "a the eourss % that they put
ne only one 10 set here, che Elmlna keeping
het balloon Jib topsall drawing, The Elmlna
turned the irst mark AZ l3;OS:l2, and the
wind and beat 10 the next mark. The Queen
closed up on the FlminA and Mt 1910 crossed
her bow and after thet the race vas only z
procession. The QleSa turned the second
mark At i:Ss.SI, and the Elmina At i;s0:7S.
They set balloon jib topsails for the reach
In and made fast time. The Elmina made the
ten miles In ~ minutes I second. and on this
leg OF the course she gainedl6 seconds The
Queen finished At 2:i6:bl and the Elmina at
2.25:34. The summaries follow:
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RIHRT RACE
Selling: for two yea r old Miles 5000 added:
allowances: hve and a half furlOngs; Futurity

Fair start: won easily: Toddlts. b T., =. by Tod
ington- wOodford My. owned by Z r. Thomas;
trained by \. J. JOyner.
SECOND RACE.
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BlIRD.S LICENSE REVOKED.
stewards NJ n Jockey II Take Final
Action IN Well known Riders Case.

The stewards Of the Jockey Club held a
meeting at sheepshead Bay yesterday. There
we're present August Belmont, J. n. Brad
Andrew Miller.
Auglst Belmont, James n. Keene and
Ia Hayhe Whitney we're apponte1 sIeN,
Park, and ", =. NCsburgh ives appointed
steward n represent the Jockey Clue az the
autumn meeting Ct the Brighton Beach
hecInG Association. On the recommendation
7 the HteN ards ~ the Saratoga Association
Lts suspension r. Jockey Romanelli was In
AtL-e was revoked
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ENGLISH CREW NOT COMING.
Americans Will Have TO Win ~ England
BEFORE oxford or Cambridge visit America.

SpectIT JuNF Dt9VUTtV "
LONDON, Sept. H.-Rudolph e Lehman.
tho umpire OF the recent university boat
race. and trainer MuytlebuTy say IL IL rot
ILsIv that any FnOlish university crew vii!
yisit the United States next year. should
either harvard or Vale. or both. desire a
race with the winner OF the .ONford-Cam-
bridge race they would receive a hearty
welcome.
The cost Of sending a crew TO. America
would he so great that a subscription would
hs necessarv. and that would he contrary
10 The rules OF the Amateur Rowing Assocla-
lion. Only in the event Of an American
crew winning in England Woud tins, assocla-
,ion he Oh1ciaIly ask ed TO suspend this rule.
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GARDENIA WINS PIERCE cur.
A. enn MOrris's sloOp Defeats EnOrt
In SeawanhAkG Race.

The sloop yacht GArdenia, owned by A.
Hennen Morris, was the winner yesterday
OF the $500 Pierce cup for sloops. in the invi-
tAtion race on Oyster Bay under the direction
OF the Seawanhakn Corinthian Yacht Club.
She won from F. n. Smiths Effort. which
made the fastest time over the 3OH mile
course by S minute ~ - seconds. but the Effort
had to allow tho Gardenia ~ minute ~
seconds. The other starters for the cup
were the Nicola and Isolde. The latter did
not finish.
The race was sailed in a strong breeze
from the northeast over a triangular course.
the start and finish being on LlOydis
Neck and the turning points on Greenwich
Point and Long Neck, on the Connecticut
shore. This gave the yachts windward work
between the two latter points. and reaches
on the other legs OF the course.
The timrs taken at the completion OF the
first round OF the course were: Effort. 2:lS; 07:
Nicola, 2l9S 81; Isolde. 222:l9: Gardenia, cS3;l7.
The Effort and Nicola sailed an intel estinE
race. but the latter was beaten ~ minutes
81 seconds. having had to allow the Effort
, minute rs 40 seconds.
Eight of the New York Yacht Clubs 20
foot ems started. They sailed a 49, mile
course. and George NJ. Pynchon's Nicola II;
was the winner OF the special prize offered
by the race committee OF the club. she
defeated the Cara Mia by Is seconds. In the
raceabout class the Rascal III. won from
the Beverly boat Amanita by 10 seconds.
The
PIERCE CUP ron sLoOPA o. root class START.
- o'cInCK C0VRaR. NOLs NIlKA.
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Prize BULLDOG for Americs.

Special C3Oe Despatch 10 THE Sun.
LONDON sept. 1.-THE heavyweight bull
dov MahOmet, winner IN all his classes and
Of the rhsnengc cup for the best Al the show
in June az the Bulldog clubs show, started
rs IA Iast b.nched in August At the Cambridge
snow and again made 4 clean sweep.
Mahomet has been bought BY Q New YORKER
for IS. 600 from n. SchlafermAn, who PAID
Al 600 for the dog.
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IS |: Naw Torn c. ~. sEcoNp GAME.

TOIaIS.. q T q I
'BAtted for Mathcwson In the seventh inning.
Brooklyn. ....... ........ ....n . q q I q o.
New York 100. ........... ..0 U q q u u 90
rirs, base on errors New York. /. Brooklyn. !.
Left on bases New \ OFk. I: Brooklyn. 4. First base
on baus-OnM cIntIrc. 3. Struck out-By Mathew
son. f. by MClntire, ,. Two base hit Alpe rman.
Sacrifice hits-BreSnahan, Ritter. Stolen bases
Dcvlln, Lumley. Double play Dahlen and McGann.
Wild pitch MclntiTe. Umpire -ODay. Time -
1 hour and 10 minutes. Attendance 5000.
PHILADELPHIA IN. L., I: BOSTON. IN. LIZ.
BosToN, Sept. i4.-Philadelphia did some timely
batting following passes and errors end again de
fnated the locals to daY. The sroTe:
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SNAPPY BROOKEYNS WIN TWO
SNOW NEW YORKS 4 FEW THINGS
ABOUT TIE GAME.
Ten Inning Defeat Then . shutout for the
Champions -Psor Battery work and
Lack Of Ttweiy HIts-Chicas0s
PhIIadeIphIas Beat Their Opponents.

The gait that the Brooklyns showed at the
Polo Grounds yesterday will land them In
nfth phase yet, aud incidentally II won them
two games from the New Yorks. The other
two National League games resulted in vic
tories for the ChicaGos and Philadelphias.
A half dozen more victories and the ChicaEOs
will have the pennant cinched. though II is
practically cinched now. The results:
Brooklyn. o. New York, S-First game
BROOKLYN. 4: Few York, O-SeCOnd game
Philadelphia, O.; Boston. =.
Chicago. A: 81, Louis. d..
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Totals

"BaIicd Tor HaTlEtII IN The ninth inning.
fBatted for Glade In the ninth Inning.
Chica go. .......... o o o q n I
st. Lou. ........... Q 0 o o = u IS
First base on errors Chirago. ,; 81. Louis. =.
Left on baseS- Chicago, 7; 81, Louis. &. Double
play Glade. Rockenfeld and r. Jones. Two base
hits Stone. O'Bricn ~. Sacrifice hts-T. Jones,
HartzeIl. =. Jones. Hahn. lsbcll. Roth ~. Stolen
bases-T. Jones, Davis ~, DOnOhue ~ First
baSa on balls N Altrock. =: on Glade. T. Struck
out By Altrock. s. Wild pitch Altrock, Cmpires-
Evans and sheridan. Tune l hour and Is minutes,
CHICAGO "A, b.. ?. SIT. LOUIS A L., o SECOND GAME
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SKED4DDLE SHOWS HER SPEED
Credited with Rest Performance in Motor
Boat Races.

The motor boats raced Yesterday on the
Hudson River under conditions that were
not az all favorable to speed. There was a
strong wind bio wing against a flood tide
and it was very rough. so much 50 that those
in the boats said II was worse than the rain
squalls Of Thursday.
The boats were started in the afternoon by
the committee OF the Motor Boat Club from
the houseboat on the foot OF West lI2th sire
and went over the usual courses. going to
the mark on InNood first.
The Dixie made the fastest time OF the
day. She made the 30't miles in 1 hour 10
minutes Q seconds, but the performance Of
the ~Skedaddle was the best. Her time was
1 hour % minutes 10 seconds. but she rates
considerably less than the Dixie. being 03.a2.
while the Dixie is. loS, %, so that over the
course yesterday the Dixie would have had
TO allow the Skedaddle Z minutes 81 seconds.
This would have made the Skedaddle a winner
nv a minutes ~ seconds. The Skedaddle
has a much more powerful engine than the
Dixie. but she has q much larger boat 10 drive,
The Den was second to the Dixie in that race
and the Vesuvius did not finish. " the race
won by the Skedaddle The NPDNC was second
and the EIco third. The Sheboygan. Tuna
and Sparrow were also winners. The sum-
maries follow:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Tie for First Place. New Works Losing and
GhIcagOS winning Two.

The wRshinztons tripped the New York
americans up yesterday. and the ChiCayos
were quick TO take advantage Of the Oppor-
tunity. They won two games from 81.
Louis. The result IL a tie for hrst place be-
tween the New Works and C~hicagos. II Ia
said that the Chicagos made their squirt too
soon. but apparently they have time to come
again. Anyway. II ia n gruelling tussle.
The Qetroits and CleT Glands broke cv en-,
and Philadelphia shut out the Bos;ons. The
results.
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TOTHTS -..--I = TO :
sBnlted for DOYle In the third inning

'Batted for Doyle In the third inning
New York .,.........O o o q q I
Washington. ...,....... l = q q u n 5
First base on rrors-Washington I: New York. ,.
Left on bases-Washington, a: New York, S. First
base on balls o Doyle. ,; on Garrison, :; on
Kitson. I. Hits DOYLE. 4. IN two innings: on
Grlnnth, I. in four innings. Struck out kitson,
Z by Doyle. !: by Grinth. }. Three base hit
Keller. Two base hit -KitSon. Sacrifice hits
Williams, Cross. Stolen bases-HOnmAn, Cross,
Stahl. Double plays Hickman and Altizer; Warner
and Cross. Schlahy. Aitiger and Stahl. hit by
pitcher-By Kitson. /: by Grihth, =. Passed ball
Kleinow. C~mplrc-Hursi. Time . hours. Al
tendance. 400.
PHLAD' NPHIA a. Id, T. BOSTON "a. Ll.O.
PHIIADKLP "A, Sept. IA Philadelphia gu plaN ed
the BCstons TO day and Won with eeSc. The score:
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7 o FIRsr GAME.
American Association.

At Toledo columbus. I: Toledo.
Al Milwaukee Milwaukee. I. 81. Paul. >
At Indisnapclis Indianapolis, ,: louisville, ].
Al Kansas City Kansas City, . Minneapolis. J.
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'On out when winning run was scored.
Rochester. .....0 q o o s. O o. O q coo is
Newark ......... o 90 90 ! q -
PIrst tas" by errors Newark. :. Lett on bssts-
Newark, 4: Rochester. ~. First bss" on balls on
Case, 2: on MORTALITY. I. Struck out nv Csse. g.
by MorIariry, =: sacrifice hts. l.ennoX. Loudly.
Steelman (2, Jones ~. Stcien hsse- Clancy.
Double plays Lennon and clancy: Case, Lennon
and Clancy; Morris rty, Mailing and Brown. I'm
plrc Kelly. Time . hours and IS m.nutts. At
tendance COS.
AT TORONTO rIRsr GAME.
Toronto .......O q q o o. :
proVIden.r....O 0 o I q n 23 n
Batteries williams and Woods; Cronin and
IA Tton.
SECOND GAME.
n. H.S.
Toronto -......... Q q S-sn
Providence ....r.,- ....3 q q q 20 ~. o
Batteries NcC8nerty ard Slattcry; NopS, Nc
Closkey and Higgins.
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Southern League.
B. Atlanta. &. New Orleans.

A. Atlanta Pirst game Atlanta. S; New orleans,
Second game New orleans, 2; Atlanta. T.
Al NOntgOmev-Memphls, ?: MONTGOMERY, :,
A. Birmingham birmingham. 9; Little Rock. q.
Al Nashville Shreveport, 4; Nashville, ?,
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hits Birmlng ham, lsjoic. Sacrifice hit -Cungal-
ton. Stolen bEscS Cobb, jess. birmingham, Firet
b. 20 on bats ON Jess. I: IN Wulet's. :. Hlt by
nj c Ter BY Niletts, !. Fitg base on erroTe--
ClcN Gland, !; Detroit. /. !.eu ON bases Clevelsnd.
\ Detroit. ;. Struck out BY Joss, q, by Willetis, 4.
Umpire CONNOLLY. Time | hour ana 20 MINUTES.
Attendance 800.
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OUEEN'S FINAL VICTORY.

Good start won easily: Huntington. b. g.. 4. b
Buck Massle-Ethel s. Owned by ". 4. Minan
trained by J. H.. McAVoy
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The EtmlnA gained , minutes = seconds on inc
nrst leg; the Queen 7 minutes 81 seconds on the
second LEG and the ElminA gained ia seconds on the
third leg.
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FITsI Dos on ,ILOIS brs,nl, J Fh7aIeTDnLa, :"
out BY Young. o; by Waddell. :. Two bo So hits
Lord t2l. ShreCkengos,. ShcchSn, Crgcr. Sacrluce
hits Parent. ATmbrUsieT. Stolen bi seS ShreCk
rngost. Hartsel. Davis. HIN
Time hour and As minutes. Attendance 1885.
CHICAGO a. LD. I: 1T. LOUIS "A. L., 3 FIRST GAME.
CHICAGO. Sept. IA Chicago twice defeated 81.
Louis TO day and thereby gained a Tie for hrSt
place. The scores;
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he locals to day. The srore


'Batted for Young in the ninth inning.
Boston .... ...,....... ...O u q q q n %
PHILADELPHIA ..,.......i o o o q IA
FIRST bss. on errors Boston. =: Philadelphia. ?.
Left on ba ses Boston, s; Philadelphia, 6. First
bass on balls OF Young, 5; on Lusl. s Struck
out -By Young. Z ny Lush, A. Two base HIS
Sentell. Dootn, Titus. Sacrifice hit CouTmeH,
stolen base Courtney. Double pley Dooln,
Sentell. BransnCld and Doom. UmpircS Car
prnier and John stone. Time l hour anu 81 minutes.
Attendance ,3ts.
CHICAGO ~. L.. J: 1T. LOUIS Is. IL, o.
st. LOWS, Sept. lA.-Chicago beat the Cardinals
to day. The score:
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NATIONAL LEAUTF.
BrooSiyn in New York two games: Philadelphia
In Boston; Chicago IN ST. Louis cincinnati In Pitts
burg.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New YORK in Washington. Boston in Philadel
phia. 81. Louis in Chicago: Detroit In Cleveland.
EASTERN LEAGUE,
Jersey CITY in Buffalo: Newark In Rochester
Pro,ldCacc IN Toronto two games, Baltimore N
Montreal.
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Totals , y 30
fPnfh inulny

'Batted for AmcS In the tenth inning.
Brooklyn. ........... ! q o q q u I q IS
New YORK ...., ......O o 5 o u u q u u O-3
First base on errors Brooklyn. >. Left on bases
New York. 5: Brooklyn, o. Fist base on balls on
Amos, I: on ScanlOn. }. ; Struck out By AmeS. o. bN
Scanlon. 4. Two base hits Lumley, Mccarthy.
Sacrifice hits Devlin, Lewis. Stolen bases Ma
lonsy ~, Jordan. Hit by pitcher BY AmCs. 1
Wild pitch -AmeS. Umpire -O'Day. Time hour
and IS minutes.
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New York state Iearus.

~ Utica Utica. q syracuse, :.
" JohnstOwn A., !. & g.. T. Binghanton, 5.
A. Albany-Albany. /. Mllkrsberre. !.
A. Troy-Troy, S. Scranton, ,.
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CLFvFLAND. sept "a. The Maps and the Tiger,
broke evel IN a double header to day. The scores,

Two base Nus %NchacIcr. tOOD. C0nEaTtOn.
Three base hits CrAwford Auliln. Stolen bases
Coughlln: Lindsey. Cobb; '%Schae'c-. First base on
balls OT RaOaiCS, l. on MuUln. . First basc on
error CleN Gland. Lot o. bases ClCv clA NJ, =
Detroit, ; struck our ~ Gtos'cs; . by M,r'n. :.
Double pi4ys Cobb AVID Sc. miit. PAYNE and
ii ,dsa,. Viii h'"t MLlIln. lmplrc COnr civ.
Tine fOi Y hnd 20 uiGuics.
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Baseball, Polo Gr'ds N lay. 7Gms. fist gn. called
n. Giants, Champions, Va. Brooklyn. Ad. Soc.
Arr.
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Bass ball. WIcd, q nay,r's Park. Newark. sun
A. 81 Z. heW York Nationals -. Newark. Ads.
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FIRST base on error ~ LOUIS Lev on hHsts
Chicago. g. ~. Louis. 4 Double play-F. Jones.
Roth and Rohc. Three base hit H%sTphlil. Two
has, hit Davis. Sacrifice hits HartZell. ISbeIl.
Donohue. FIRST base on balls on Walsh. 1; on
Jacobsen, >. Struck out by Wash, II; by Jacob
sen, 2. Hit ny pitcher BY Jacobsen, !. Emnirts
sheridan and Evans. Time hour and Is minutes.
Attendance ii.ICO.
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Good start; won easily; TOurenne. b. C., p By
Oddtellow-Ethel Thomas; owned by r. A.. For
swine; trained by r, ColstOn.
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Washington. 5: New York. ..
Philadelphia. =: BOSTON. D.
Chicago 4: ~. Louis, 3-EIrst ganIe.
Chicago, =: ~. Louis. O--sccOnd game.
Detroit. 2: Cleveland. I-FIrst game.
Cleveland. q; Detroit. O-SecOnd game.
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" III TNNNENa
THIRD RACE.

Good starr; won galloping: DR.. Gardner. b. G.
/ by BannOckbu -tArda owned by 3. Schreiber;
trained by h r. Brandt.
THIRD RACE.
The Golden Rod: for two year olds: weights
seven pounds bslow the scale. penalties and allow
ances: 5000 added; six and a half furiongS turf
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ing. Two year-old hIIies. with si.OOo added:
SIXTH RACE.

Time. lON3 5.
Good starr: won driving: Pungent. h, T. by
Intrusive Miss Frances; owned BY George {, Ben
nett; trained by c. A, Mulholland.
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Corrected t~lmes-RnoTt. s4bAs; Nicola. $50 %
GardeniA s4O;2L The Gardenla wins by S minutes
q seconds.
NJ. 7. c. 50 root CLASS START. 1910 coURsE, 1874