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Special sale Monday-Chlldren's and
misses dresses; half price and less pre-
vail. +. AUERBACH g. BRO.
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Pure Linseed Oil Paints.
Chas, H. Bodel, 33 e. 1st So.

Honor the Pioneers by visiting Calder's
park, one OF the scenes OF their early
triumphs.
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This is buster all the time day for
the groceryman. Everybody is order.
ing MOUNTS Pork and Beans and
Pickles to put in the Pioncor day lunch
basket
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For the best garden hose In town 20
to Geo G. Doyle & Co., 211 State street.
Reliable Plumbers.
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If you don It want to be lonesome go
to Saltair Thursday with the knights
of Pythias
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Publication of Orders.

What are you going to do Thursday.
July 26f IN going to Saltair with the
Knights Of Pythias
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The speedIest animals In the West at
Calder's park on Pionear dav,
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Sale on mems suits at Deskv's.

The name contest at Calder's Is like
the weather-it's getting hot. Fun for ali
at Calder's park
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There's going to be a run Oh every
grocery store in town for MOUNTiS
FORK and Beans and Pickles on account
of the many picnics scheduled fnr to.
morrow. Get your order in early,
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ou might draw q good prize bv 90.
Pythiss fai5a,5 Tbu2s5avw win , the Knights of of
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IT., ,Ah-ha, 80 you 're going to saltair
Mom Muh9TsqaX y, with tho kni ghts of Pythias.
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Salt Lake News Co. has removed
second door south Keith-O'Brien'.
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Go to saltair on Pioneer Day.

The place TO go on Pioneer day is
Saltair. Why? II Is tha coolest, clean
est and easiest Of access. 1t has the best
bathing and finest dancing pavilion In all
che world. The trip costs but 25c and a
As minute train schedule, with in
creased rolling stock from the big rail-
roads will be in force throughout the
day. Remember Saltair Ia always
Utah's Leading Pleasure Resort
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II you want genuine sport so to CAL
der's on Pioneer day.
A string OF fast horses at Calder's
park on Pioneer day.
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8. D. EVANS,
Undertaken and Embalmer, has removed
TO new location, 4S South State
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F. Auerbach & Bro. offer for special
sale the greatest line OF misses and
children's dresses ever offered in the
city
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DR.. Broadbent,
Dental of1ce 500 Scott Bldg, 1ss Main.
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A good name Is rather to be had than
great riches. Suggest such a name for
Calder's park and get sl00.
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PERSONAL MENTION

Name IT and got s1Oo-caldcr's park
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Eat your lunch in the palm garden
at the Royal,
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SOCIALISTS IN CONF

Sale on mems suits AZ J
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He who steals my purse steals trash :.
but he who names Calder's park geto
| 800.
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PYTHIAN EXCURSION

Sale on mems suits at Desky's.
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Sale on mems suits at d
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NEW IoRK "a. L.. 8; BOSTON "a. L.. T.

NEW YORK "a. L.. 8; BOSTON "a. Id. 4.
The smuggling. inhabitants Of the Heights
sa sffsr o gss stSatssn c ssTstsh from 5an'B Bsssi sS!ih snd
polished OF the Bostons once more. Thurs
days and yesterdays games were both With
as their aeaidlns. They punched nine hits In
tSS '9 sPsatsa s botA s %ssiiIss. c oTS ? sssS s :
hanty and HOFFMAN. followed on With drives
that sent men in. 1t was soulful. altogether
Chase and conroy made a hit zach that did
6 61s, fI 0nInr IN ob sns s SsIps s:, Tn Iais sts %iS IN sf sse
right was wiped out stealing. Armbruster
%s sas ers to oG run into Ioi Il in MP Parents ham hands, For
the Bostons Chesbro's slants were veiled in
mystery except in one inning, the third. The
After Dlneen had struck out. Parent singled
Happy Jaok. for four balls, and freeman re-
si5ipis &, t. M hs, T - .n nsl$ If. 5sn s.. n. : :, ibi 81
But b,te' Parent Par Inli i and A sta no scored. Laporte's
swkwardness showed Hoey's raspinF
FFs e24is lied 10 to s' 6eHYshi.s ses h hrssd%sn v sSeI Sia.
Morgan's perpendicular single fell between
Ghess655oi and d. chss end Mosy s sIs q Rin se9
could ave retired stshl ~ third. but made
reasoning cost nothing, as Williams by q light
ming stab with his left hand gathered in Hoey'a
suddenly shifting bounder.
The New Yorks broke loose In the fourth.
Chase's g%rounder whistled past Morgan.
Conroy hit to the same point OF the compass.
and Laporte swung at a ball that suited him
met the bali late, and It went to the right
field fence; Chase and GonIoy logged oh home NJ:
doubled to left. scoring haporte, Quick
Delehanty sacrificed. which seemed a pity.
In view OF the way the New Yorks were bump
ing ,Dineen. Williams scored on Hofman,s
single, and this time Stahl returned the ball
sharply and. nipped Hoffman at second.
Parents tumble OF Hofman's grounder,
McGuire's out at first and Morsan's bad
throw of Chesbro,,s %grounder gave the New
dropped a single. in centre In the eighth.
Conroy hunted safely toward first, Freeman
nelded the ball poorly to Ferris. who covered
first. and Chase reached third; Laporte
f s,t to Morgan, and Williams VIII 1os doubl !eb. to
was another double left in New York's locker,
and Delehanty found it. Williams came In
on il. The score:
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Cricket.

Two cricket matches were brought of
Yesterday at Staten Island and Prospect
Park. At Livingston. tho New York Veterans
sustained defeat at the hands Of the summer
eleven Of the Staten Island club by 10 runs
with 4 wiokets to spare. Archie Gum hit
out in his usual style for ~, making top score
OF the game, while A. j. q. Cook contributed
%. X. A, Bray 20, not out; W.. j. Sparks Is.
and y. L. g, Cook IL. not out. For the vet
Grams, ". T. Baker. with 2j, was most success
full with the willow. while the following en-
tered the double figure list: II. Kcrshaw. Z. j.
Atw GOD, G.. W. Barnes. Il. T.. ~lreton, and +.
Hoy lie with respective scores OF 81. not out,
20, II. 10 and II. The totals were: y. y.
Veterans, 1870. Staten Island, lao for 5 wickets.
A low scoring contest resulted from the
meeting oil the Paterson team b and Brook
Ign teamC., at the park. Both teams were
missed for 10, Of which ". +; Charles scored
~ not out. NJ. Morgan and }. argreay cs
Of the Paterson team proved very effective
with the ball, enabling their team to win
by 20 runs without the fall of II wicket, The
former took 8 wickets for "a runs. and the
latter for 5. At batting II. F. Lewis scored
II, not out. ard j., Mindle. II, not ont, The
totals were: brooklyn Team C.. he; Paterson
'feam b, 80 for no wickets.
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Racing at Buffalo.

BurFALo, June 2e.-The horses went TO the post
In the hrst race al KeNlworth to-day In q heavy
rain and hallstorm. The results:
First Race-Four and a half flrlongs-Tudor. III
Z TO 2. second; Tony Bonero. ia w. Dugan). II TO
8. third. Time. 0:S6. MRrollns. Flip, Nehabong,
Lvius, MirAbel, Diebold. Bon Vvant. Silver Star
and Spherical also ran.
Second Race-One mlle-Monacodor, 100 bar
nett, 8 TO !. won; embarrassment los &c. Ross,
to 1, second; Hyperion. 1o7 tBelD. Q TO s. third.
Time, l:t3 8. Tickle and Serenity also ran.
Third Race-one mile and a siIteenth-Silver-
skin 100 (Sch ade). 7 20 2, won: Nera, o. Roerner,
ll(to 5, second; Cary 81 RomsnellD. Q to 10, third.
Time, l;bols. Three starters only.
Fourth Race-Five furlongs-Grace Kimball iI
&C. Ross), 8 10 !. won; Ponemah lo4 RomAnellD,
u 10 4. second; Round Dance: iqs tKent. even
Morris and Triumphant also ran. -
Fifth RAce-ODo mlle-Duke Of Kendall, lis
Roma nerlD, 2 TO /, won; Earl Rogers, i04 (Sohade),
s to ?, second: Qrfeo, ITO tBelD, 10 70 l. third. Time.
las AS. Dixie Andrews and Henry Watterson
also ran.
Sixth Race-Six furlongs-Perry Meadow, liz
wv Dugan), o 20 10. won; Richard, Jr.. liz (BelD,
1 10 /, second; Lady Stewart. los tSchailep, 8 to l,
third. Time, l:le is. Reaction. Gaia chise and
The Prodigal also ran.
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BOSTON IN. L.. 5; NEW YoR IN. LIZ. ?.
Boston, June 2p.-Errors by Dahlen and
Devlin and an absolute inability to hit Young's
superb delivery cost the New Yorks the game
to defeat by the score of 8 to 2. Young had
great control and worked the corners OF the
plate to excellent advantage. Boston began
their run getting In the first time az Bat;
left and Brain hit to Devlin. who threw wild,
Tenney going to third. from where he scored
on Bates's. single to centre. Howard hit In
front Of the plate and died, Bowerman, to
Ms 1sI1 no P9la st.r stiafie ed steal to le Second sSGor snd
Bates headed for home; B0g I'VE ma II threw rev
to get Bates at the plate; The visitors evened
up matters in the second. Mertes and Dahlen
walk ed, Devlin hit to Tenney, who got Dahlen
q second BridweIl getting the put out;
the play, Gilbert flied to Howard and Bower
man singled to centre. scoring Devlin. McGln-
nifty was out, Young to Tenney.
To clineh matters Boston scored one run
more In the fifth, Brldwell flied to Marshall,
Tenney singled for the third time. Brain
also singled to right. Bates hit to Dahlen. WHO
on the error. The score:
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Crescent's Annual Regatta.

The first annual regatta OF the Crescent
Athletic Club will be sailed to-day over the
Gravesend Bay courses. Thirty-seven en-
tries have been received by the committee
and with fair weather the racing will be Of
the best. The chief interest will centre In
the race for the handsome cup offered by
j. B. O'Donohue for sloops OF class P. Addi-
son @. Hanan has entered the Nautilus and
will race against tho Crescent. Sue, Jigetep
and hnona. II Is possible that other New
York 80 footsrs will be down the bay, and some
have been entered Professionally,
Nine yachts are entered II, cla7e Q ana
Saetta, Spider. Soya. Mary a = Miss Judy:
A special race has been arranged for the old
burgess l0s and In this class are the ondawa.
owned by Col. David z. Austen; the Nymph.
owned BY. William G. owe and the Guide.
win san TO the bell buoy OF the Point Of the
Hook. Other classes have fnled well and
the Crescent -deIies win make a race over q
short course The frt class win be started
at Q o'clock.
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EMPEROR TO SEND YACHT.
william or Germany n Sir Thomas Upton
% Raoe at the JamestONn Exposition.

WASHINGTON, June 20. -Acoordlng to adj
vices received from Berlin by the James
town exposition officers. 1t seems assured
that Emperor William OF Germany will not
only send one yacht to represent him In the
international yacht races next year. but that
he will also send the Meteor. which was chris
tened by the Presidents daughter. Mrs.
Nicholas Lon worth. and was the scene of a
recent dinner In her honor at Kiel.
President Tucker Of the exposition COM
pany has also received assurances that Sir
Thomas Upton will come over with a yacht.
and 1t Is limited that he is almost. ready TO
announce that he Will participate In the race
hims elf. hoping to win the Presidents cup.
Cir Thomas says that he wishes to visit his
old home In Virginia. He asked President
for whom he worked In Dlnwiddie county
when he wal q boy are still living and
whether they might be found on the old
homestead. When a boy Sir Thomas came
to America as a etowaway and started In life
with q Virginia family.
While only two American yachts can enter
In the coming race. 1t Ia expected that there
will be more foreign yachts entered than has
ever before been known In a race underAmer-
lean auspices and that IL Will be. the most
spectacular event Of the kind ever held.
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New Rochelle Regatta To-day.

The annual regatta Of the New Rochelle
Yacht Club.will be sailed on the Sound to-day,
The start for this regatta will be made at
Echo Bay and the yachts wiuisail triangular
courses. A large entry.list has been received
by the regatta committee, and while none OF
the large yachts will compete. the regatta
promises to be one Of the best sailed on the
Sound this year. President Granbery has
which will again be divided into two divisions.
These handicaps are as follows:
First Dyislon-Rube G, p. Granbery, scratch;
Weeks. / per cent. each: Tlllicum. H., c. S. King,
4 per cent; Flreny, Manuel b, Pendas, 81 per cent:
A. Z. Black, : Per cent.
Second division -Grasshopper., H.. c. PHer,
scratch; Scamp. Warren Murdoch. a per cent.
Howdy, George Mercer, IT., ! per cent; Robin
q w. %oI,r. ~ per cent: Renossa' W. r. berh =
1 per cent; Made, b. n. StoddArd I'd. 8 per eeif,
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FIRST MASON WINS THISTLE.
BEATS GARNISH EASILY IN A
FAST RUN RACE.
Grenade Trims Maxnar-H. p. whitney
Scores Twice with DroOkdaio Nymph
n Jersey ~Iady-Soiiy N. Wins at 90
TO Flour Fayorites Lhe ~ the Hay.

10 l-Four Fayorites LAse At the Hay.
First Mason. McChssney's half brother.
after a long rest came out yesterday and won
the Thistle Stakes. one mile and a %furlonR. at
Sheepshead nay In brilliant fashion. Ic was
backed from g to 2 down to 0 to 5. with Garnish
receding from 2 to II to =. and Ormonde's
Right going up from II to . to I. Kadtke mt
out tbs pace with GarDish, while Ormondc's
Right and First Mason followed under re-
~straint. When Martin cnt First Mason loose,
however. at the head Of the stretch he quickly
ran over Garnlsh and beat the latter easily
by two lengths In the fast time OF 1853 3-5.
Garnish beat Ormonde's Right by Ave len gths.
There were only two starters In the handi-
cap at q mile and a quarter. X. A. Smiths
Maxnar. 7 to 10. and J. II. McCormlok's Gre
made. 0 to s. Horncr took Grenade to the
front without delay and stayed there TO the
end, Maxnar, under the whip. being beaten
by three lengths In OF As.
II. p. Whitney wontwo races. with Brook
dale Nymph and Jersey Lady. BrooSdale
Nymph, 4 to 6 %favorlte. made all the running
In the second race, for mares. at a mile. and
won breezing by three lengths in l:u 2-5.
Bohemia, 0 to l, had half q dozen lengths over
Woodford Clay's Content. who was backed
down to 0 to s.. only to prove tho biggest kind
Of a disappointment.
Jersey Lad v. 7 to 2 second choice, was In
front most of the way In the third event for
two-ysar,old, %fllies, and won BY q length
F. r, Hitchoook's Fantastic. 20 TO /. was a
length behind. after ewerying all over the
track. The time was l:02.
Jockeys that had never ridden a winner
had the leg up In the first race foT platers at
seven f)urlongs FHturlty, course. + was an
Ancestor the choices at 4 and 7 respectively.
Within O few feet Of the outer rail Melbourne
Nominee, is to /, beat Ancestor by half a
length n 1928 2-5, while, four lengths back
Lady Ellison took third money from Sir
Caruthers by a head.
F. T. Meehan's Solly NJ, a 60 TO 1 shot. was
the winner of the last race. for two.year-olds.
five and a half furlongs on the turf. He, was
eecond most Of the way, and then In @ hard
5 to !, BY a head. The latter with a good
ride could not have lost. As it was he beat
Louis Cella's Ben Strong. 10 to 1. by a head.
with Judge Davey, a 80 to shot, closing with
a powerful rush that would have landed him
10 the money in a few more jumps. Curriculum,
the stretch and then stopped. The time was
| 100. Four favorites were beat en- and $4,000
persons sweltered In the hot sun. The sum
inaries:
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Polo.

Hampstead, June o9.-The Rockaway Hunt
Club polo team forfeited to the four of Meadow
Brook to-day in the second match for the
Meadow Brook polo cup. A special match
game was then arranged with August Bel
mont and his two SONS. August, Jr, and Ray
mond. and Jack Rollins on one side, desig-
mated at the Whites. and Reggie Brooks, j. A.
Burden, Robert Stevens md Harold Phipps,
played as the reds. A decidedly lively melee
ensued and in the excitement OF the play
some one OF the players collided with Ray
mond Belmont and his pony was knocked
OF his feet and rider and horse rolled over
on the ground. The pony threw his head in
rising and struck his rider a hard blow. which
dazed him for some moments and loosened
several Of his front teeth.
The game was s stepped io5 some time, and
the blow he %remounted and continued to play
throu ghout the game. His team lost by one
goal, the Sc ore icing 4 goals 10 8.
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TWO RALLIES WITH TIE Bat.
THE NEW FORKS COME FROM
BEHIND AND WIN.

stu 4 Tie for First Place, but the Phlia-
deiphias Are Elected From the Select
C1~reie-Break Even with WashinBtOns
and the Gle veIands Crush ChicagOs.
The Philadelphias were elected from the
select circle In the American League yester-
day. They won q game In Washing ton, but
they also lost one. the New Yorks meanwhile
taking their third straight from the Bostons
and the Clevelands crushing the Chlcagoe.
The Deboits ousted the Chioa gos from fourth
place by winning from St. Louis and also
broke tho tie for hfth place. Big league
changes are so frequent these days that one
needs to be q lightning calculator 70 keep UP
with them. The results:
New York, o; Boston, 4.
Philadelphia, o.; wash ing ton, S-First game.
WashinSt on, q; Philadelphia, Sind game.
Cleveland, o; Oh icagO, q.
Detroit, =; ct. Lou 10, o.
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TO-DAY,sCARD FOR sHEEPSHEAD.
Advance nd Great Trial Stakes Are the
Features,

The Advance Stakes. weight for age one
mile and three furlongs. viii provide q great
race In all probability at Sheepshead Bay
this afternoon. The crack mare Whimsical
will meet Accountant. The Quail. Bohemian.
Sir Huon. Calrngorn and Heasllp, In the
Great Trial Stakes, for two-year-olds. six
furlongs, Water Pearl must give weight to
Peter Pan. Ballot, Ethon, Yankee Gun. Red
River end Charles Edwafd. his stable mate.
The opening event Is a steepleohase over the
full course. with Kernel. Orc and Knight OF
Elway the best. In q lightweight handicap.
at six furlongs. Shot Gun has top weight.
with Aeronaut. Handzarra. Tiptoe. Arklirta.
La sorciere. sfr Lynnewood and CHINA all
dangerous at the weights. Maiden two-year.
Odds will run in the 9th and sixth races, at
ave and a half furlongs. In the fifth Elfall.
Gold Lady, Molesey and Plausible may go
well, while in the sixth Russell T.. lPunky
and Magma Stella may be factors. In the
seventh race. at a mile and a sixteenth on the
grass, Dolly SPEAKER, Tradition Agile and
Running Water look the best. The entries
follow:
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international Chess.
Special cable Despatch TO THE SUN.

osrENp Belgium. June 2e.-The fourth
and semi final stage OF the international
chess masters tournament at the kursaal
was entered upon by the remaining sixteen
experts this morning. when the members
Of each Of the four groups were paired to-
fo-day's results were: Perlis beat Marshall:
Salwe drew with Schleohter; Spielmann
drew with T%eichmann; ,Fahrni lost to Ma
roczy: Joiner drew with Rubinstein: Burn
won from Teonhardt; Janowski lost to Bern
stein, and Swiderski defeated Snosko-Bo-
rowski. Following ere the scores OF the
Ylauara IN date.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Bostons Beat the New Works; PittsburSs
Heat st. Louis.
The New York Nationals being beaten in
Boston yesterday and the Pittsburgs winning
In st. Louis, the New Yorks are back in third
place. The Brooklyns were trimmed in
Phila delphia. The results:
Boston, o; New York, 2.
Philadelphia, 3; Brooklyn, I.
Pittsburg, s; st. Louis, 2.
Al Ghicag O-Rain.
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Totals. o IA p IS oil
'Batted for Coakley In the eighth inning.
tBatted for Heydon In the ninth inning.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o o o 0 / s o is
Left on basesaPhlladelphla. o; Washington, 5.
First base on ballS-Of Kitson. 8. OF Coakley, 4:
OF Bender, /. Hits-on Coakiey. 7 in seven innings;
on Bender, Z IN two innings Struck outlby
base hlts-Lord, kil.on. Two base hlts-Sey-
bold @ Schreck, Hickman. Altizer. Sacrifice
louble plays-L. Cross. Sohlany and Stahl: Ander-
son and Schlahy. Umplre-O'Loughlln. Time
] hour and IS minutes.
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'Ratted for Scanlon In the ninth inning.
s s1naf,y5 SSSdGoo -i
First base on errors-Philadelphla, 4. Left on
bssssnPhlladelphia q: BROOKLYN. 10. First base
BY Lush. q: by Scanlon. 2. Two base hlt-Gleason.
Sacrifice hlt-Casey: Stolen base -Doolin. Double
~plAy-Bergen' and Alperman. Umpire-Johnstone
Time hour and IS minutes. Attendance-2.oas.
rrrrsBuRo, s; ST. LOUIS IN. L).2 2.
ST. LOUIS. June 29.-Pfttsburg defeated ST. Louis
to-day. Inability 20 hit when hits would count
lost the locals the game. The score:
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Games Scheduled for To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston In New York Brooklyn in Philadelphia;
Cincinnati In Chicago: PittSburg In ST. Louis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York In Boston: Philadelphia In washinrtou.
Chicago In Cleveland: ST. Louis IL Detroit.
RAsTERS LhAoun.
Jersey City In Providence: Baltimore In Newarr,
Buffalo In Montreal: Rochester In Toronto.
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NEW YORK.
Totais....s 0 a7is l rotals.....e "a

Totais-..S o q is II Totals."..2 4 "a IS s
sos,op ;u...........'..a 9 Is
First base on errors-Boston. Left on bases
Boston, 8; New York, a.. First base on balls-oG
Young, 3 "a MSGinnity !: Struck SHtIBy Young,
Sacrifice .hit--Brain. Stolen bases-Devlin tg,
Gilbert. Double ~play-GiIbert and McGann. Bak
Young. U~mpires-Ccpway and Emslie. Time
1 hour and rs minutes. AttendAnoe--1 ,s42.
PHILADELPHIA IN. L., 8: B~RooKLYN, I.
PHILADELPHIA. June 2g.--Lush kept Brook
lyn's eight hits scattered In six innings and
the Phillies took the third game OF the series
from D~onovan's men by s. to 1. Donovan
was put out of the game and grounds by I'm
Lewis In the second inning. The intense
heat caused great suffering among the players
and the game was embarrassing. The score:
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FIRST RACE.
Selling: for year odds and upward; 5000
added: non winning jockeys; allowances; seven

Good start, won driving: MeIbourne Nominee,
CHI. c..s 5, by Prince OF M~onaco-Lady Spencer; owned
by Maurice kraus; trained by II. Boyle,
" SECOND RACE.
For mares. three years old and upward. $1,000
added: penalties and allowances: one mile:
Horse and zoe. WI. JOCKEY. BetInp. Fin.
Brookdre Nymph ,SlO6. Radtke ..... IS is Is
Bohemia, 4........l 10 .Miller..... 6i TO =
Time, l4l pa
Good START won easily: Brookdale Nymph. CHI. T.,
\, by Me~ddler-Castalia: owned by Il. p. whitney.
Trained nv J. w. ROGERS.
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AT Shreveport-Shreveport, g. New Orleans, 1.