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Kid, second; James a. Graham's Misc Ryan. third.
Class e-worh teams-George c. Hudson's pairs,
nrst and second, James y. Whites. third.
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fE1 meeting re- M.I, WA Sf S.s,lSssS SS.i 80 W. a.
and doubies added fhs summary
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& ~ Pals defeated Louis aatsfeid, q, 81. 81
o. y Psrfes dtfes,ed murray sayef' 81. 81;
John Wright dsfesisd raymond { chaplin, by de-.
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.H;sA.alesll S~lnsl....F,n, ro~S.s.Aebo., pig, hat
ca Is Meade, minus halt iB' deietied .Dspew,
plus - 81 Al; poormap. .misye -, defeated
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8 4, Wales. scratch, by default; pspks, minus Is,
defeated Stewart. minus 10, b--2, 90.
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LONG SHOTS hold A CARNIVAL
sfS HGaVILV R4eRRO 9Ay0RSTsa
LNaG ~ 0RAVRsENM

elsss Aasaels TaAN ne lsaWstev -eameaN,
N % ~ . WlNm tNp ,lsaHaleaV =eaHle
Waee ~ 10 q, apayes easlg stlmas
taNt q oeua ThtNe N aatasW Raee.
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bsaten, aed IN ruly one syeVt wetu me tgrts
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that the BIZ efHed vent huHts dise6ufae ed,
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hall hisioNes, vas = prnicuisfIy hstd htow
tof thuap wku stayed n Witaun, " . N8ns
fry, IA n ~ i%syoTt,s, and a,natof Nctssteu's
Master 1eafsf. . ~ I a~rond cholr", IN Mcns
fort 40 not halah IN the money. whiie the
McCafFen colt aet th,fd biace ~ q nuae
AZ the star iamesH Neene's fteftot, q N 10 \
ehct, cue out 4 tremendous pace and had 4
iesd n zen lsna,hs 90 the turn wlshafd
vent 10 The whip IN the dfetch, but the Die
eulee cct stopped badly Then The onech
catns on aud woa by two iengthe In ifos,
with Bctaalsa. 10 70 I, taking the place ffotn
Master Lester by three lsnatha
Fred BugleW's sameon, neglected ~ 10 20 I,
made ail the pace IN the habdieap al q mile
and Q quarter and rushed home two lengths
IN front Of Euaenia Durch. Q 10 . favofite.
The latter had q length over oliver Cromwell,
y W W w A08tt wv NVp NNtAHN " W -
two ienEtha q way. The time was s:oe SIS.
~ y. 1leheqer,s Eddie Ware, q 4. 70.
race, a handicap for two-yeaf .olds, hye fur
longs, 10 sasy style b.. three parts Qi . length,
Lyme drawing q. fine finish. Acrobat, Z to
eloslns an equal favofite with fhraclan and
Arlmos took the place With 2 similar margin
SSssssss h # no = . hssSk rEss S Ss ino Es9 G ,Ss a. nrs 3.
"Y N q hard drive samuel H.. Harris. /, to I,
ylsteentS,. from JACK SIckecn. : 70 by
half q lepsth. hdbell. 70 4 fsy9rite after
back. The time was. ii;4s is
Shot Gun, backed down TO 4 10 5 In the NTH
race. AZ bout elx furlopas, set q hot. pace for
hslf.a plle only to be run over by Sam Hill
Sospls' Of Ien Ill, With ASt teddy. ! 70 I. Z
head back OF Shot Gun, The time was l:i0.
StImulant. backed down to I. made a run
swsy Of the iast race. for msidsns a, mile
len sths In 1915 IS. H. b. Duryea's Royal
Sceptre. 2 20 !. favorite. got the place from
Conquest. 30 to 1. BY q length. The sum
maries:
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TO-DAY,S CARD FOR GRAvEsEND.
Brooklyn Derby. fremont and Marlboro
Handicap Features.

A card Of seven races. including three i'm
portant stakes. will be run OF at Gravesend
to-day. The 5000 o Accountant. now owned
by James b. Brady. will be q starter In the
Brooklyn Derby. one mile and a half. with
John E.. Madden's The Quail, Fred Burlew's
Belmere and H. p. Whitney's Ironsides to
beat. For the fremont Stakes. a dash Of
about six furlong s. for o-yea -olds, Sydney
Paget's Water Pearl and Charles Edward will
rule the choice over T. Hitchcock. Jr.'s Golf
Ball, James r. Keene's Philander and others.
Whimsical will start in the Marlboro Hsndi-
cap for mares. at a mile and a sixteenth, with
Tradition, Tokalon. Dainty, Flip Flap. Colonial
Girl and Coy Maid all dangerous. .Two-year-
old FLIES and geldings will run In the first
race, at five furlongs. with Donna Elyira. I'm
brella. Fay and yaunty the best. Blandy has
teenth. meeting Loelstilla. Grenade. Red
Friar and others. The sixth race is for three
year-olds. at about six furlongs, with Rye,
Optlcian and Battleaxe having chances,
while in the last race. under the same condi-
tions, Sir Russell, Sir Caruthers. Listless and
Delude figure. The entries follow;
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CHESS.
Twelve Players With Low Scores Retire
From International Tourney.
Special cools Despatch 10 THE SUN.

Special Cable Despatch 10 TIKI SUN.
osrRSp, Belgium. June l5.-Twelve com
petitors In the international masters chess
tournament. now In progress at the Kursaal
In this city, namely Balla. Celtic. oskams
Cohn, Forgacs. Sabouron, LEVITT, Majultin,
Post, Reggie, Sournin and Taubenhaus. who
had the lowest scores In their respective
se ctions at the conclusion Of the first stage
OF the contest. had to withdraw. The re-
naming twenty-four players were again
divided into four sectione. as follows:
First sectlon-Maroczy ~. Rublnstein. John. Fahrni.
Marco and Joiner.
Second Section-swtdersh. Wolf, sehlechter,
Snosko -Borowski. Tschigorin and Salwe
Third Section--Spielmann. Suechting, Marshall,
Telchrsann, Perlis and Mieses.
Fourth Section-Janowsk1, Bernstein. Duras,
BlSckburne. lombard and Burn,
Each player of the nrst and third sections
will now nave to play one game with
every other player of the second and fourth
contest two PLAYERS having the lowest scores
In each Of the four sections will have TO retro
from further play,
The men met a. once for competition In
the frst round. The pairing, results and the
scorea were:
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NAV YuAH IN b., . ~. LOWS Is, bl,L
Two mtaplsya by ~, fonls we're the lmmedl.
~ s.rs S:O. end S ;scc. t i,ns H .ss'u sSS . ! ',cs VIZ
As~ysSSSS y: .c S0f,sTs cr 'S %ss su g r 9sssi ,S On b Ss.,s
FESi@%sSi See! ws Sss Re- b.. .Ss Ssss AfIEss1r III Men q o. :
s s.s. S re = shrop..S condition, S,sl IT The s"GS.
Gye met met their demse on i6e bases.
E1eyeg ~, Louis players we're left and four
WatSsvsoa opposed TAYLOR In the boz
qnf thing. he had much better !%control Matty
and 1 II. R.S'S q condition 90 ,isH a' vas shown 1b@ep tSs
fact that he merely trotted to first when he
s sna 'S e S s.ia | .lI S.' S ssll % Meter ro ss' s aS5%Si
Judgment to hold the hostile. bSsttsrs sale,
He appeared TO be skating on thin, ice, looked
easy TO hit. eHt he managed what he did
Good fielding, '.hept the slate clean IN sh.
Gssda,1 sae A S:r is.s saq Eq, G iii: ,i SssiR b, 3 ssf bsEg
! down and A sss GOD g IA i,l ain; , Fsp2Ifisaa i k. N Isa
nshap.s swipe By running in fgll tilt and grab
s SinS Il 's s.Sp sS 81 %o STEn9.s sr osnasit made a
fer %s i9gr b.. 6slls, ~ US ,, sse ri SEad 70 ' &c, nd Sy
to centre In the next inning. Mathewson
singled, .Bresnahan was In, hitting, mood
isff. pq stl ansns snd M Sa ssSon went Mi' on. : o 1ns 3 fS
but Taylor had poor aim when MeItes and
pahlen were up, and the base on balls, TO the
latter forced Mathewson home. When IL
was too late Taylor recovered and struck
Devil out.
near.scorns. Arndt singled for St. Louis,
and Devlln, came in almost to the plate to
Geld Hoelskoetter's bunt to first. Mcbride
could not connect. He famed. Mathewson
figured that a pass to first would be- the most
iudLcicps way OF rendering Grady harmless.
30 he threw tour, high ones to Mike and tool
ding was. In the eating. Taylor went out on
.. grounder TO .Mc0qnn, Two were out in
han doubled 70 left, Strung walked and
McGann was hit by o pitched ball. Mertes
gave Bennett an easy chance. Bennett
and score Bresnahan. Dahlen struck out
with three on bases. Smoot.. who was the
last batter up on the 81. Louis side, also struck
out, The score:
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CLEVELAND. S: NEW YORK "a. L.. 2

CLEVELAND, D, NEW 1Ohh VA L'I, 81
CLEVELAND. June l5.-Ban johnson, Mayors
johnson OF Cleveland and Becker OF Milwaukee
and Charles Somers. vice-president OF the
American League. saw the Maps take the
last game of the series from the New Yorks
to-day. Lajoie was eager to make the series
three to one. so he put his strongest lineup
and Bay. He would take no more chances
with Bsrbeau and went to short himself.
Inability to hit joss with men on bases
lost the contest for the Griffith warriors.
In these instances the elongated twirler
also had the benefit Of superb fielding. La ole
carried of the batting and Bradley, and
jackson the fielding honors. each OF the
latter, killing one or more hits.
Williams counted in the second on bis
mans Ihy, out. klsInow made The circuit
In the fifth on his hit. keeier's out and Con-
roy's hot drive through Stovsll, .Lajoie's
double and Rossman's single gave the Maps
one in the second and Flick scored in the
next one on his double aud Congalton's hit.
In the Nth and caused Ciarkson to give
way to Leroy, The latter easily, retired the
when Rossman's double. Jackson's triple.
and Bradley's fly netted the last two runs.
Tho acora.
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PITTsBUR0. 4; BROOKLYN. 1.

Past orious pitched good enough ball yester-
day to win most games. but not this particu-
pitched still better. He held the Brooklyns
to W skinny hits. Skinny. will have to be
qualified In the case Of Lumley s hit, which
was a threes aoker. but m the matter Of
quantity Brooklyn s hitting was genuinely
skinny. The Pirates began the ,merry-go;
round in the second inning, Nealon, tripled
ner's infield single. Nealon's double and
Rltcheys single scored two runs for the
Pittsburgs. After Lever had doubled IN
the eighth he was run down on Beaumont
bunt to Pastorious. Beaumont reached sec
ond while this was going on, took third on
Ganley's hit and came In on Clarke's outfield
fly. An error by Leach on Lewls's hunt and
Pastorious's fly TO centre gave the Brooklyns
their only run, TIT score:
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MIKE SULLIVAN DEAD. ~
End Comes Sud denly to Bail Player And
Politician.

BosroS. June l5.-Blg Mike Sullivan. big
of heart as we'll as Of stature. a former
National League baseball pitcher and for
several years a twirler for the New Yorks.
died at the City Hospital here early this
morning Of cerebral hemorrhaRe. aged SO,
Last Monday when at City Hall he collapsed
In Mayor FitZ gerald's office and was taken to
the Relief Hospital Later in the day he was
r>moved to the City Hospital Late, last
nj ght the hospital reported that his condition
was not dangerous. The end cam very
suddenly.
Mike was born In South Boston and early
became renowned locally as a .ballplayer.
In 1889 he beeen his professional career as
pitched In New York. Chicago, Providence,
Siacinnati and portIaad, Then he oams
versity law school and branched out Into
politics, He was admitted to the bar and
served In both branches OF the Legislature.
For the last three years he has been a member
Of the Governors Council, the only Demo-
orat In that body. He intended to contest
the Democratic nomination for Congress
with william 8. McNany next fall.
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Lively Cricket at Staten Island.

another century has been scored by a men,
G 4, OF the Staten Island Cricket and Tennis
ts,d ~ IN a game played at Livingston yes
ieattssSy the Staten Island Football Club de-
~ q me Staten Island Cricket Club easily
avvnaaald stand was made for. the soccer
Sc WIS when ?, E. .Bousfeld and d. G. Hum
Ia were at the bat. Tine former scored
CHI rntawn, while Humble compiled SO.
tcero 4" nrihtth hit out for 20 for the oricketers'
me totals were. s. l. 6ricketers, iso;
fooioal Team. AIS for two wicketS.
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Totals. ! 81 !
sBatted for Pastorious in the ninth inning.

Pittsburs. ..""....."S 9S6o %
Brooklyn. U ! U Y U U O-l
First base on errors-Brooklyn, I: Pttsburg. /.
Left on bases-Brooklyn, /; Pittsburg. 2. First
base on balls-on Pastorious. 2 of Lever, /.
Struck out-By Pastorlous, q by Lever, s. Three
base hits-Lumley. Eeslon. Two base hits,
Nealon, Lever. Stolen ~bsse-Ganley. Double
plays-Alperman. Lewis aud Jordan; Ritchey and
Gibson. Umplre-Carpenter. Time hour and
20 minutes. Attendance-2,50 .
CHICAGO IN L.. I; PHILADELPHIA IN. IL. o.
PHILADELPHIA, June l5.-Chance's base on
balls, Steinfelds sacnnce and 1fnkers single
gave Chicago the victory In the ninth inning 70.
against Lundgrtn's superb pitching. The score:
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American Buys English Chaser.

Spte1W CdOTt Dtspu1tH 70 THE sun
LONDON. June IA-John NJ. p. a stallion
who won a hurdle race last spring when the
odds were ioo 20 / against him. but failed to
realize expect atoms In the Grand National,
has boon bought by an American. The pur-
chaser 10 reported 20 oe Grant PuRh, Browne.
head OF the Browaleigh Park Stable, who
recently bought Desert Chief.
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New England Lawn Tennis Championship.

HARTFORD, Conn. jun iS,-T. r. Pell Of
New York defeated Robert Leroy. also Of
New York, to-day in the fnals OF the New
England lawn tennis tournament. ST, "a
brilliantly played match. Leroy winning
the first two sets and Pel the next three.
Both men played with speed and accuracy,
morrow pen plays Kar{'H. Behr OF, Yale FOR
the cup. Grant and Pell defeated Behr and
Leroy In the final Of the doubles. 60. ca.
II
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BOSTON a. L.. 5; st. LOUIS "a. L.). l.
ST. LOUIS, June D.-Boston took the last gam
OF the series TO day. The score:
'Bstted Tor jacobson in the seventh inning.

.Batted for Jacobson IN the seventh inning.
tBatted for Petty In the nlntn inning.
st. Louis.. ,........,.,0 o ] 0 o o o o.
Boston ...,...........o o o o 8 o o o o-3
Two base hits-,stahl, selbach q, Jones, Arm
SIasssT: Ihr oS,d Sssf n,1s--s s'nisp i basa.L ps sncn-
Jones, Niles "a, o'Connor, Stone, ,Hemphll. Hit
by pitcher-By Young, l.. FRS, base on balls
On Petty. l.. Struck out--By jacobson. 4 by
Young, 8; by Pelty, = Hl,sI,on Jacobson. q.
baSes-st. Louis, 7 Boston, l. Tlme-i hour
and 50 minutes. Umplre--Sheridsn-
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Baseball Notes.

Stanley Robson says the St. Louis National
League grounds will have steel and concrete stands
next season with a seating capacity OF 5000.
Hoelskoetter OF the Ca rdinals has a great arm
and can whip The ball across like a bullet.
George Browne Is on the hospital squad with q
very sore hand. The lame hand was responsible
for his poor showing on Thursday.
Had the New York Americans got all that was
coming TO them from umplres In Cleveland they
world still be In hrst place.
J. II. Cavanagh. Stamford.-l. He is out for
being hit by batted ball. 2. II Is not a baik.
The 81. Louis National League will play the
Port Chester b. b. {. at Port Che ter to morrow.
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Games scheduIed for To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
ST. Louis In New York; Pittsburg In Brooklyn:
Chicago In Philadelphia; Cincinnati In Pittsburg.
kMERIcAY LBAouE.
New York In Detroit: Philadelphia In Cleveland;
Washington In st. Louis; Boston In Chicago.
EAsTERx LBAdUH,
Jcrssy City In " wark; Providence In Baitimore,
Rochester In Buffalo: Toronto In Montreal.
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Gould Beats Fairs at Court Tennis.
Special Gable Despatch TO THR Sun.

Special Cable Despatch 10 THR SUN.
LONDON. June iS,-In an exhibition game
Of court tennis to-day jay O ould. the American
champion, beat Punch Fairs three sets 10 oDes
The score was. G.. Sc. GO. Ga. Fairs
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AMERICAN LEAGCE.
New Yoris beaten In Cleveland and Part
with First Place.

The New York Americans and first place
came TO q parting OF the ways In Cleveland
yesterday temporarily at any rate. They
lost their third game In the series OF four there.
needing two to retain the lead. The Phila-
delphias defeated the Detroits and came up
very close TO che New Yorks. but Grifflth's
men have a chance to make up lost ground in
their next series. az the Clevelands and Phila-
delphlas will be fighting II out against each
other. The Bostons managed to squeeze
out q victory in st. Louis. and the Washing
tons bumped Chicago hard. The results:
Cleveland. .: New York. z.
Philadelphia. a; Detroit. @.
Washington, 10; Chicago. 2.
Boston. B.: 81. Louis. q.
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Hudson River League.


At Hudson-Hudson, s; Trtco O..
Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., !: Paterson. O..
AT Klngston-Kingston, 0: Poughkeepsie, o.
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New York State Leaxue,

Al acknowledgements. o.: A. j. d G., &
AT Utica-Uuca, Q: BinghAmton, l.
Al Troy--Scranton, 4: Troy, 3.
Al Albany-Wllkesbarre. 8. Albany. 2.
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First base on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 1; Chicago. ..
Left on bases-Philadelphia Q Chicago, 7. First
bsse on balls-on Sparks. on Lundgren, !.
struck ou,.By sparkle. I: by Lgndsre1: 4 saeri.
~ases-slaele "a. Sheekard; Tinker, Gleason,
Time-l hour and IS minutes. Attendance-s.iol
BOSTON On. L., g. CINCINNATI, /.
BOSTON. June l5.-Boston played a another per.
feet game to day and won easily. Cincinnatps
Howard, which caused the former 70 drop a ny,
Dolan, Howard and Kelley each made WONDERFUL
catches. Tine score:
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Connecticut League.

At New London-Bridg eport, z: New London, I.
At Norwtch-Norwtch, 8: Springfield, 8.
Az Holyoke-New Haven, .: Holyoke,1 1.
At MISUNDERSTANDING. 9: Hartford. l.
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South Atlantic League.

At Co!umbia-Savannah, 4: Columbia, O..
Al Chareston-Chaneston 2: Jacksonville. o..
Az Macon-Augusta, o: Macon !.
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Southern League.

Az Acknowledgements, Q; Birmingham, S..
Al New Orleans-Sew Orleans, Q; Atlanta, S.
Al Little Rock-NasavIlle, 8: Little Rock, 2.
Al Shreveport-Shreveport. I; Montgomery, O
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Totals .....s 81 10 o.
.Bstted for Frazer in the ninth inning.

ncinnati......... % o o o o o.
rimt eaSe on ee9snon' Len OF naseoo.
Llndaman. 3 Struck out-By 1%indaman. S: by
Frazer, /. Three bnse hit-Brown. Two base
hlt-Kellty. Sacrifice hlt-Ltndaman. stolen
bases-HusEins, Dolan. Corcoran. Umrires-
CONWAY and Enslie. Tinte--l hour and IS minutes.
AftepdAnre-l.15S
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First base on errors-New York, I; ST. Louis. I.
Left on bases-New York, ID; 81. Louis, II. First
base on berls-On Asthewson. q of Taylor, s.
Struck out-By Mathewson, 8; by Taylor. 8. Three
base hit-MeTtes. Two base hit-Bresnahan
Sacrifice hits-Hoelskoc,ter, Mcbride. Stolen bases
-Deyiin. Gilbert. Hit BY pltcher-By Taylor. /,
and 10 minutes. Attendance-2,ooo
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Al LoweI-Hayerhil, Q: Lowell. ..
Al Law rence-Worcester. o: Lawrence, 3.
Al Lynn-Lynn, 4; New Bedford. 8.
At Observation-Disclosures, 9; Fsll River. Z.
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western League.

AZ Des Moines-Des Moines, 4; Sioux City. o.
AZ Pueblo-Pucblo. 0: Lincoln, g.
At Denyer-Omaha IL: Denver, 7.
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American Association.

Al Columbus-Columbus, g.: 81. Paul. 1.
Al Indianapolis-Milv aukee. 10; Indianapolis. q
At Lou~isvile-Kansas City, 8; Louisville, 4.
Al ToIedo-Raln.
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SH1SGT
CHICAGO

First base on errors-washington 2. Left on
bases-chicago. 4 Washin gton. S. Double plays
AltlzeI, schlaiy and Stahl; is6eil, Davis and pono-
%Sacrince hitn,Altizer First base on beiis-oG
by smith, /; by Fiene, 8; By Falkenberg, 2. Hit
by pitcher-By Fiene, 3. Passed ball-Sullivan.
tmplres-Evans and Connolly. Time hour and
IS minutes. Atttndance-3o0.
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Baseball, WI darlington Park, To-day. 3 p. N.
B'klyn VS.. CInu. Adm. Soc. To morrow, Cin'l.-
Ado
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BASEBALL. POLO GR'Ds TO .pA $50 p, NJ.
Giants, Char VS.. st. Louis. Adm. SOc.-Adr.
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Baseball-Sunday Port Chester vs.. 81. Loun
National League al Port Chester, N. Y.-Adv.