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3; Pittsburs. o.
Cincinnati, N, 81. Louis, a.

NEW YORK IN. L.. S; BOSTON IN. L.h, I.
The mantle Of young Cy Young's effective
ness slipped away from him In the ninth IN.
MINI OF yesterdays game at the Polo Grounds
and instead OF the Bostons shutting out Tho
New Yorks. as the returns from eight inningi
indicated they would. the final score was
6 to 4 In favor OF the champions. Young OK.
ploded in the ninth inning. II wac not that
he was hit In that inning. but that he could
not get the ball over the plate. The New
Yorks were, once more weak, with the stick,
S SSS t oniy d 10 R %sit nss Tb aits IN %s the sn n,n FL IN l ! ss
ninth and 1t helped, but Ave bases on balls,
a hit batsmana and an error helped more,
fed. msteriaiised after the New Yorks had
done little more at the bat for eight innin "a
than go through the motions, Brain FUN
the opening gun in the swift descent Of the
Bostons and the swift ascent Of Young. The
New York coachers nobly beck oned the crowd
ethics Of true spoTtsmanship. cut up monkey
shines on the lines that had the desired effect
Of rafting, Young. The umpire cautioned
Ing, but 1t had little effect. However, the
uproar once started was more spontaneous
than artificial, and the New. Yorks were not
repose OF. The. opposing pitcher,
Howard spilled a single in LETT in the second
inning; and scored on Dolan's long double.
through with q single. The Bostons raped
Taylor again in the sixth, Dolan singled
and scored by good running on O'NeilIs
double, 0'Neill reaching third on Mertes's
historical return Of the bal; Tsnney doubled
up on Brains. otherwise .innocuons roller.
splattered the surroundings in the ninth
and with nobody out. Then came a sacrifice,
e rafting good catch by SStrang. a fine stop
Strang hit hard to Brain In the ninth. and the
latter jugsled, The din started. The UNI
pire's rulings on pitched balls could not be
heard. but 1t was plain to see that Young
could not on GontI i9. his rs. carEss; He pHt o them m
walked. Mertes. filled the bases with a hit
to Bridwell. Dahlen. a past master at work
ing a pitcher for four balls. had no trouble
In draw ng that number of the now groggy
Young.
Strang was forced home by the pass to
Dahlen. Cushions were sailing out from the
grandstand. and the, r~ooters were shrieking
and jumping up and down. Devlin kicked
on a couple Of pitches that were perfect strikes,
but finally got q base on balls. the same fore
two balls had been called on Gilbert. and
walked Gilbert and forced in another run,
gowerman growled on a good ball, then MT
screw sc eVo" down. the lid i'd. but but f Iinda@s f"S was 50
slow in fielding. the ball TO, the plate that a
double play. which could have been made
easily, was not forthco ming. Dahlen was
forced At the plate. but Sowerman reached
h hesc, but Aiee Dopn sm', a m aaa a a yn 20 Ten To De Z Z
pitched ball hit Bresnahan's shirt sleeve,
which pushed ,Devlin TO the rubber, The
Bostpns. kicked. declaring B%resnahan had
run up into the pitch. The score was tied.
walked and Gilbert was showed in from third.
The score:
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RACE FOR BROOKLYN CUP.
Five Small Yachts start on 4OO Mile Jour-
ney.


Five yacht. started yesterday morning
from of the New Rochelle Yacht Club house
to race 400 miles over an ocean course. They
are competing for the Brooklyn Yacht Club
Challenge cup, which was won last year by
the yawl Tamerlane OF the New Rochelle
Yacht Club. The Tamerlane Ia defending
the trophy and the challen ger from the Brook
lyn Yacht Club Is the yawl Lila. Three other
yachts started. They were the Mopsa.
Guide and Cygnet.
The course over which these boats are to
race ia through the Sound to Montauk Point.
Then they will go out to sea and fetch the
East End lightship OF Cape May. and then
they will come up the Jersey coast to Sandy
Hook and finish the race of the Brooklyn
Yacht Club house on Gravesend Bay. They
we're sent of promptly on time, 10 o'clock,
by the regatta committee Of the New Rochelle
Club. The Tamerlane. with Thomas Fleming
Day at the wheel, was first across the line.
She WAS followed by the challenger. the Lila.
steered by r. D.. Floyd. w. M. ~Campbelrs
Guide was next and then came the Mopsa
and the Cygnet. The wind was from the
east northeast and the sea quite lumpy for
vessels of their size. All, were on the, star
through the Sound and the Tamerlane at once
drew away from the others.
By I o'clock she had quite a lead and was
of oyster Bay. The wind then had gone
more TO the east and IL was expected that they
would have quite a rough time getting through
the Sound.
The following shows the official times at the
start and the allowances for the race:
ocEAT RACE FOR sEooKLIS 7. C. CHALLENGE CUP
-afn0pa AND YAwLa. ONE GLASS.
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ST. LOUIS "a. b.. 9: NEW YORK "a. Lab o.
A cordial reception from a large crowd
was given to the New Yorks at American
League Park yesterday when they appeared
on the field after a long tour OF the provinces,
but the treatment they received from the
81. Louis crowd was less considerable. The
Missourians brought their weishtiest bats
with them and handled two Of the New York
out a winning. lead In the hrst two innin &c,
The Il ~s %ay yDn and ' shsy pl fSr sae a Nsy E Mish d ~
There was q reversal q form OF Hthn's
them. He 5amipsd, the bumps for one, nnins;;
i Ssss w only 'q psrs Of 's an l as sseFf alfSSsS w sna
10 then and pitched good bali to the finish
Grir's advent and reign were enalospus
the barn after. his horse had been stolen.
Jones was the fret vandal 70 show dlsre-
human. especially as concerns hsvins the
Jones. Who laced a double across the sky
scored 70 on the three timer iirae.t and Wallace sI brought
Hss%Sp phi x in with with a , hit to right: in ..o,. for
lace and oFBrien clouted the bali amidshIPs
stopped the ,fun. The only, run made on
ssif'l @a Tss aye . IL E sa' ;hi Gn n IA IL tSs = ' ssVenss
inning.
The New ' orks travelled to the plate twice
In the second inning. The contributing
causes were Hoffman hit, a base on balls to
Kleinow. powell,s out at first and Wallace's
on a srounder to tdhiHrdd IN the dft6 put him
on first with nobody out, but the ensuing
kept the hits scattered until the seventh.
though Hoffman scored one in the fourth on
Dagger. One faster Of foot thar Grin would
have gone further on the hit. Keeler. Chase
and Conroy smacked the, ball on the nose in
error, the pot pourri beins good for. two runs.
II, looked as t. g rally was, coming In the
mixup on Griffth's ny. the former. being
oveTzealous and ipfrinaing On tie latter.s
ever: keeler singled. but Chase failed to
connect, GoRroy lammed a triple to centre
Of the New York bolt. Niles successfully
grappled with lAporte's hoist. The score:
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RIVERSIDE YACHTS RACE.
Nineteen Starters snil in Annual Regatta
in Fresh breeze.

Nineteen yachts sailed a spirited race on
Long Island Sound yesterday In the annual
regatta Of the Riverside Yacht Club. There
was a fresh breeze from the east-northeast
and quite a choppy sea on during the latter
half of the race. C. o. Iselin's raceabout
Tom Boy. A.. @. Cooper's one design boat
Osseo of the Indian Harbor Yacht Club and
j. NJ. Wiiilams's catboats Ionic Belle were dis
abled aid were unable 70 finish.
In the handicap class. In which five boats
started, A.. E. Blacks 1helema won In the
FIRST division by 8 minutes SO seconds from
the Naiad. George Gartland's Robin Hood
winning in the second division. W. W. Swans
Cadeau was the winning raceabout.
There was much interest in the new one
design classes Of the Indian Harbor and
Riverside yacht clubs. Five started Of the
former club and four of the latter. Star
Cooper's Miantee won from H. W. Paret's
Nancy by 4 minutes 81 seconds and the Teal.
owned and sailed by G. T. Pierce, won from
John Tyson's "Is to S" by 3 minutes 1 second
in the Riverside Clubs class,
The, large classes bad Matipicock buoy
and Centre Island buoys for their turning
marks. The email classes sailed around
Captains lsland-a five mile course. The
summary:
sIoops. HANDICAP cLAss-srARr, i24o-couRsE,
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ENGLISH ATHLETIC CHAMPIONS.
Good PERI ormances I'm Annual Games at
Stamford Bridge.
Special Gable Dsspates 10 THE SUN


LONDON. July I'm the championship
games Of the Amateur Athletic Association
at the new Stamford Bridge grounds to-day
p. OConnor, the holder, won the long jump
with n feet 5n inches: H%agermann OF the
New York A.. C.. was second, with % feet
OK inches, and Cornish. third, The mile run
was won by G. Butterheld. the hol. er, In 4
minutes IS 1-5 seconds. The 100 yard dash
was won by ). W. Morton. the holder, In
10 2-5 seconds. In putting the 10 pound shot
Kirkwood won. with a throw Of IS feet ~
inches. The 20 yard run was won by Jupp
in 70 SIS seconds. The pole vault was won
by Harragln, with 10 feet inches. The half
mile run was won by Ashley in | minute 81
as seconds. Bacon of the Irish American
4. G.. failed to run prominently. The 100
yard hurdle race was wo by r. II, Stronach.
the holder. In 10 3-5 seconds. in the hammer
throwing event Leeke won with a throw Of
1873 feet I inch. In the four mile run Hulford
won in 20 minutes \ 2L5 seconds. The two
mile walk was won by Yeomans. The high
jump was won by {. Leahy. With efeet, Lieut..
Halswel won the quarter mile run In % t-s
seconds.
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SOYA WINS CLOSE RACE.
w. A. Barstow's Boa Has IL Seconds to
spare in Atlantic Y. c. Event.

Interest In the races of the Atlantic Yacht
Club held of Sea Gate yesterday was some
what on the ebb tide. More racing was done.
however. than was at first expected. Tho
,eloop Vivian H., owned by 8. z. Vernon,
was the sole competitor in the class N. The
boat simply sailed acros the starting line
and later withdrew.
The Sue won her race, defeating the Jig
Step and the Crescent.
The event which caused the most interest.
was the class q race for sloops. william A.
Barstow's Soya came in first in this event ,
being only is seconds ahead Of her nearest
competitor. E. H. Church's Saetta. The
other racers were behind to such an extent
that they were never In the competition.
In the class R event for sloops the Alloy.
owned by Max Tornow, finished nearly Ave
minutes ahead OF the Chickioker. Martha
II, in the race for catboats, was the only
competitor and she finished the circuit In 1
hour. so minutes and ~ seconds. The sum-
maries!
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Yachts Race ON Orange Lake.

NKwBURGH. July Three races were sailed
yesterday afternoon On Orange Lake by 81
footefs OF theOranR &c Lake Yacht Club for sne-
clal cups. In the frst race James o'Briens
Mohawk beat II, G.. Higginson's MontauS'
The Mohawk's time vas n minutes. which Is a
record for the course, In the second race
the Mohawk won again from the Nontauk.
and this time she covered the course N 5:
minutes. The third race was won by DR.; Bull
man 8 Eight Bells. She defeated T.. HYDE,
Indine and W, Banberger's Splinter. Inc
winner was sailed by James o'BrIen.
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Meadow Brook Freebooters win at Polo.

C~EpARHuRsr, L.. L.. July THE New Haven
Polo Club four and the Meadow Brook Free
hooters played for the Rookaway Hunting
Club cups to-day and the match was witnessed
by q society throne of generous proportions
The Elm City men received 3 goals oS
h fsss5 q soaI 2 N NsE t Have Fre econ TS'n made
10, Of which they lost Il a goal ty penalties'
giving them the game by the score "' -
goala 70 0.
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sT. LOUIS BATs MAKE TROUBLE.

New York Americans Lsse the Game and
First Place.
With plenty OF scoring by the vlctors all
along the line the Western teams Of tho
American League won three out Of four
games on the first day Of their second trip
10 the East yesterday, The New Yorks were
among the Victims. being beaten by 81. Louis
and losing first place. First place went to
the Phiiadelphias, who defeated the Cieve-
lands. The ChicaRos had q snap In Boston,
and the Detrolts enjoyed themselves In WASH
ington. The results:
IT. Louis. o; New York, O.
Philadelphia, o; CIeyeland, q.
Detroit, o.; Warrington, o.
Chicago, II; Boston, O..
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DETROIT, 0; WARRINGTON. ,


R RssJ SSIl,r,on."".."" dSsSSSso- e
base on c~rrors-Detroit. 2. First base on balls
on Kitson 8; on Killian, 2. Struck out-By Kitson,
2: by Killlan 2. by Rubank. 1. Hlts-Of Knlian,
6, in three and two.t thirds innings; on Eubanf, s. in
Ave and one.third innings, Wild pitch-Kitson.
0'isaTy. Sacrifice h!ts.-C, Jones. Coashiin. XII
Ian. Stolen bases-.D. Jones. Coughiin. Double
play-Stahl aud Nil. Umpire-Hurpt. Ttme-a
hours and 8 minutes. Attendance-5,00o
CHICAGO "a. L.. IL; BOSTON "a. LII. o.
BosToS. July THE Boston American, suffered
their third consecutive shut0ut THE afternoon-
Chicago admInistering the dose. The acorc:
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LIVELY MATINEE SPORT.
Invader Reduces His Record 10 3D3 Ia
NJ Empire City.

NJ kStupif6 LIty.
Lovers OF the light harness horse TO the
number OF 1000 were present Of the Empire
City track yesterday afternoon and saw
the best racing Of the matinee series. In
vader, 2iO, was drawn from class A and sent
a special mile against his former perform
ance. 2:i3h. He won. ~trotting the mile In
2l2X, With Invader out class A was an open
contest. Promise, 2I0. won IL In time that
would have made him q formidable COM
petitor for the former winner. Class b trot.
ting was won by James Butler. behind Bedelia.
Kent, 209H, was very unsteady. but the
judges placed him. Mr.. Scott won his first
race with Kitty Wilkes. 2i5H.
In class A pacing james Butler started the
noted campaigner King Direct. 2osH. The
horse has been at the farm all the season and
Is in no condition for q race. He won the first
heat. Coast Marie. 2IIK. being his only com
petitor. DR.. GIL. behind the mare. fouled
King Direct In the second heat. 90 that Mr..
Butler was obliged to take him In hand. It
probably made no difference in the dnal re-
suit. Coast Marie winning. Mr.. Butler de-
olined to make q p protest.
A. E. Perren uncovered q fast PAGER In the
bay gelding Stonewall. He won olass B pac-
ing In straight heate. beating Sue Dig In q
Jones' st" team. Gov. Holt. as. and DDeputlze.
2:1sH, In a start to beat 224H. trotted an easy
mile In 2:l0. The summarizes:
Class ID. pacing =
Lillian Roy, b. m. tDr. Joseph Lemano ........3 .
rme-2:Seh. 1904,
Class c. trotting:
Kitty Wilkes. b. N. ttwllllam scott .;.....,.t I
Gslhorp a., Gfesoeur; b. G; iJosepHh o Butler ...,.s 2
Jealous. 5. M. q. Il. Balm, ~. ..,.......s )
11me-22o. 2:2i.
Class A, m%tro,tlng; p p.rr.r, -,
S ssI!S s:f 5iss:' sil' n IL IS = ! HssSy; !
Baron de Shay. b. q. tE. J. La Place)..........+ 4
T1me.-214h 2:1sh.
Special team trotting to beat 2:?44t:.
Gov. Holt. b. G., and Deputize. b. G. ". CT oyd- =,
Time-2:i9,
TsasS r.; /. ~. T. + SSs s,, y,.."r""""" ,
s aSRosss se.i Ss' 3 & 6 q N Sgsla, ikl: :.......s :
Time-2:ao, a:,Sil.
Class b. trotttng:
Homie Duchess, Oh. m. "a. ii. Cosdenl ...",a :
T1mcSsso4, rs. s:s.,
s, clsss 4; pacing 8. y q. E. perren, ,
Sue Dig: oh. M; tP5; I; D. GU ."."r'..
Bareito, b. & waiter Jermyn,s ........" Ads
Enc Sha nnon. b. m. (Andrew Crawford ...... .5dis
Tlme-2:i5, 2:i3h.
Class r. pacing
SsyHT ss;s q; r; 'P BIZ, J o. n s se Tass.;" 7 .
Johnny Judd. blk. G. William ]. ClaSN."....a sdr.
Tme-2:21H. 80, 2:c7l4.
Class A.. pacing:
King Direct. blk. @. DANES Butler ..,...,...,l 2 :
Time-2:i75. 2:i6h, 2:ioi4.
Special TO beat 2:lsla, ~trotting:.
Invader. b. G. ANDREW Crawford ...,.......... !
Time. 2:l,l4.
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-sLooPs N YAwLs. ONE CLASS.

The crew OF each yacht Is as follows:
Tameriane-T F.. Day, Warren Sheppard, Robert
Frank Mailer (ownerl.
Mopsa-F. C. sullivan. Walter S. Sullivan, william
williams and Jerome Monks.
Guldc-W. n. Campbell, McDonough Craven.
Horace Griman, William Dyer and w. s. Dunn.
la-Richard D. Floyd. Robert A. Shalcr, Gin
ton GILBERT, Harry L.. Vredenburg, r. s. Burnsrd
and DR.. Pierson.
Cygnct--Joseph F. Wright, Montague Brooks.
Harry G. Conrad, Harry Kilneman, Royal Hough-
ton, william Garland and William Young.
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Totals -, IL ~ q 10

First base on error. Philadelphia, 2; Brooklyn.l l..
Left on ases-Philadclp hla. 2; Brooklyn, s. First
base on balls-On Strtcklctt, 2; of Eason. i: on
Lush, /. Struck out-by Eason, 2: by Lush, 2.
Magee,. :. Sacrifice hits-J Donovan, Casey, Ritter.
Double plays-Cescv and Jordan; Doolin, Gleason
and Bransneld. Hits-On Strtcklctt, 10 In four
innings: OF Eason, : In fve innings. Umpire
Conway. Time houI and "a minutes.
CHICAGO IN. LIZ. s: PITTsBURd, o.
PrrrsbuRa, July 7.-Pittsburg collapsed like a
toy balloon punched with a pin In the ninth inning
allowing the Chicago team 70 win. 5 TO o. The
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American Associatie-

A. Columbus-Coiumbus, 4: indianapolis. 8.
A. Louisvtlle-Toledo, TO- Louisville, 4.
Az Observation-Disclosures. 8; st. Paul, o..
At Kansas City--Ransas City. 8: Minneapolis, q
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Huguenot Y, G. Races.

of the Hunuenot Yacht Club yesterday,
which were sailed on the Sound OF New
Rochelle. In the knockabout class the O'Kee,
own ed by j. A. MahIstedt, won. and the special
class race was WOO by E. II. Taylor's Cross-
patch. The summary:
ExockABours-srAnr. sa0-coURsx, lo1 MILES.
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NEW YORK.
Totals 4 li'c6 IA s
1.-TWO out when winning run was made.
HATED for Taylor In the eighth inning.
.Il,ttxa tor Eororppp In thn nj ntb innInU

-Batted for ferguson IN the hin'n inning
Boston. e. e. ..,.,......,.0 q q D o o.
New York, .........,.0 0 o q o o 0 o 5-5
First bass on errors-Ncw York. 2; Boston. 2.
Let. on bases York. !; Boston. 0. First base
on balls on Taylor. 2; of Young. 9; OF Llndaman.
hits -Tenney. Brain, Dolan, o'NeIh.. Sacrifice
hlts-Braln, o'Nelll, Stolen base-Brain; Double
Taylor. Hit by pltcher-By Llndaman, !. Passed
bsil-ONeill, Hlts-On Taylor:. 0 In 3 innings:
innings. Umpire-fmslie. Time? hours and 10
minutes Attendance 5000.
PHILADELPHIA tN. L., IL: BROOKLYN, o.
The Philadelphia showed no mercy for the
crippled Brooklyns yesterday and gave them
another severe drubbing. Most Of the action
was crowded into one INNING. the fourth
round, which was a massacre. The score:.
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INV sun, SUNDAY. JUEY I. 1903.
YOUNG RIDES In AN AIRSHIP
AND THE AERIAL TRIP GIVES
GAME TO CHAMPIONS.

One His, Numerous Bases on Balls n Five
Runs In the Ninth Inning --Quakers
Make Eleven lun I'm Onc Inning
Against b HrootIyns -Other Contests.
There were unusual scoring outbreaks In
Greater New York yesterday. The New
iorks scored five runs In the ninth inning and
defeated the Bostons; the Philadelphlas
scored eleven runs In one inning and smoth-
cred the Brooklyns. The Chlcagos shut out
the P%ittsburgs with n~eatness and despatch.
and the Reds ran away from the Cardinals.
The latter two teams snapped positions In
the race. The results.
New York. .; Boston, 4.
Philadelphia. n; Brooklyn, o.
Chicago. .; PittsburB. o.
Cincinnati, IL; 81. Louis, a.
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Southern Ifaxue,

At Memphis-First g~ame-Little Rock, Z; Mem
phis. ]. Second ~eame-Little Rock. 2: Memphis. l
Al Observation-Disclosures. I; Atlanta. !
Al New Orieans-New Orleans. 2; S Shreveport, J.
A. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S: Nashville, :.
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Al Hartford-Hartford. g.; Waterbury. o.
Al Hoiyoke-S prin gneld. 4: Holyoke. 2.
Al Bndgeport-F1rSt acknowledgement, s; New
Haven. l. Second acknowledgement, Il New
Haven. o..
At New London-Rnin.
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Two base hIt-StelnfeIdt. SscFihce hIt-1lnker.
Stolen b~ase-Ganlcy, First base on bails-On
Brown, 5: on Lelncid. 1. STRUCK out-By LeIaeld.
!; 81 Brown. 2. unnplrcs-O'psy and tombstone.
Tme-l hour and IS minutes. Attendance = 5000,
CINCINNATI. -; BIT. LOUIS IN. L).A
ST.. LOUIS, July 7.-CincinnAtl won q .farcical
game from st. Louis to day by the score OF is TO 4,
each team using two pitchers. The score:
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
Baltimore stopped the winning 81
City yesterday In Jersey City. The


ss,,sy 1sy.".".1 o9i9dSSS "a
First base on errors-gersey City, !: Balumors. 3:
base on baIls-oh Mason. i: on Mack, 2: on Thcli
man. 2. Struck out--By Mason. 8: Three base
Initial. Sacrifice hlis-O'Hara. Hunter. Stolen
bases-Hal, Kelly, Mullen. Mowrcy. Double plays
Bean and Grant; Grant. Kelster and Cassidy;
Hit BY pitcher-Hy Mason. l;byT heilman. !. Wild
pitch-Nack, l.. Umpire-Moran. Time-l hour
and 40 minutes. tendance, 200.
AZ B~UPRALo-FIRsr JANE.
Buffalo. .........,. o o O o o o-3 .
Montreal. .,...-.3 o | 90 J. Ga 10 I
Bat.eries-Ourrie, Tozer and McAlister; Pap
palau md Dillon.
SECOND GAME.
Suaslo;.."...e g soSoS to-isl2.
Btatte ries- Millgan and McAllster; G. panncs
and Dillon.
colchester
Bs~tteres-Cleary and Steelman; Mitchell, Doran
SECOND GAME.
F Foeasssef' :""..,,.SS 8 Q Q IL al
Batteries-Case and Carsch; brennan and Doran.
AT Providence Rain.
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TOIoIs.,. 3 II ~ II u
whining rim made with one out.

whining rnn made with one out.
PhIledrlnhia .........,0 q o 0 q o I o o 2-s
Cleveland. 49,. 30 o o o o j o Ia
First base on r. isaphllsdelph /; Cleveland, 1.
First base on bails-0n Waddell. s: OF Bernhard. s.
base ~hts-Tnmer. Murphy N, oidrins. Davis.
Sacrifice hits-cross. WNddell, Jackson, Stolen
bases-Lord. Cross. Stoval. jackson. Double plays
Turner 'unsssistedl; Cross, Murphy and Davis.
Hit by pitcher-By Wndden. 1, Umpires-Connor
tepdance-22,0i 1.
DETROIT. 0 WARRINGTON. 3.
WARRINGTON. July 7.-Detroits hard hitting
TO day combined with some sleepy playing BY the
Washlngtons, gave the visitors an overwhelming
Victory, The scoIe:
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First base on ~errors-GhIcago 2; Boston. I. Len
balis,,,on Harris. >. Struck out-By white. 4
base.o'Ns,ll; Double glay.,Ferris and Freeman.
Hit by Pitcher-By Harris. 4. Passed ball
hour and 81 minutes. Attendance.dizs. ~
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hcIo' ihC eCoIt.
CINCINNATI,

Two base hIts.Dclchnnly, OdwcIl. HuggIns,
hanty. Double ~.plays-Bcnnert, McBrde. and
Grady. Stolen ~base-odwell. Hit by pltcher-By
Egan. l; BY Druhot, 2, by Fraser. :. Wild Pitch
Fraser. ?. Struck out-By Egan, /; by Druhot. 2;
by Fraser. 81 by Chech, 2. Left on bases-St. Louis,
9. Cincinnati. 3. EMPIRES Carpenter and Klein,
Tint hours and 5mfnutes.
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asd, J mil. sud 4 furionr. On n. ,urf:

Good start; won driving: Entree.. b. Or br. G.. Q,
BY Plaudlt-flllet owned by Frederick johnson;
trained by T. McCreery.
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other Games.
AT EAsToN.

other Games.
AT HAsros.
i%ngersoll, 81 900 ia IL :,
Wlkesbarre.,0 ! 40000000OOO0 o-5 ii 1
Batterics-fuge and Purdy: Swift and Davis
AT PLAINYIHILp.
Plalnheld. .....,.,O o O o. I,
Cuban \ Giants. IL o 0 1 o % :
Battcnes-smith and o'Neil; Bus,amente and
AT PENNINGTON.
Pennington ........0 o o O II
Bristol. .,.........o 10 0 ,
Batteres-hart and Conover: Bunting and Thorn.
ton.
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PHILADELPHIA July IA wild throw By waddeil
enabled Cleveland to score In the seventh innlng to-
half. In the tenth a mum by Lord permitted Clevc-
land to count again. In their half the Philadelphias
crowd by Murphy and Shreckengost's safe drive
to centre The attendance was the largest of the
season. The score.
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sLoors, CLASS N-sfARr, 8.
Wee Nean wins AZ Oyster nav,

The IS footers Of the Seawanhaka Corin-
THAN Yacht Club sailed yesterday afternoon
over the inside course of the clubhouse at
Oyster Bay. R. L., Cuthbert's Wee Wean
won. The summary:
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