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TENNIS AT SEABRIGHT.
Invitation Tourney Starts with High Glass
Field.

The invitation tournament at the Staten
Island Cricket and Law Tennis Club started
yesterday. There are four teams entered in
round robin doubles and eight players In
the lose and quit" singles. The fields are
high GLASS. In doubles are r. b. Alexander
and 8. H. Hackett, G. L. .Wrenn, Jr., I'M R..
Eineke. W. 4. Larned and Karl Behr and 6.
r. Watson. Jr., and E.. B.. Dewhurst. The
stint les entry list Includes r. D. Little, who
Is making his first appearance since he re-
turned from England: r., Stevens, Bernon s,
Prentice. E. B. Dewhurst, &c. Colston, T. r.
Pell, Karl Behr and Feb. Alexander.
The victor In singles meets William A.,
Iarned for the Achelis cup, and gets a cup
given by Samuel Riker. Jr., anyhow. Cups
given by j ohm l.. Riker are presented in the
doubles.
In the play yesterday Frederick B. Alex
ander and Karl H.. Behr survived In sin giles.
The former Princetonian put out Fred Colston
Behr. In. doubles Alexander and Harold H.
Hackett defeated George l.. Wrenn, Jr., and
Reginald Fincke. The results:
Seabrtght -Lose and Quit" Slngles-Frederick
erck O.. Colston, Catonsville Country Club. Bal
timore. Ga, 81; Karl H. Behr. Crescent A. C., de.
feated Richard Stevens. st. Georges Cricket Club,
Round Robin poublcs-Frederick p. Alexander
end Harold H. Hackett. defeated George L. Wrenn,
Jr., and Reginald Finckc, 81. SO, 8-l.
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SENIOR AND COACH COURTNEY.
Cornell Manager Demands Investigation
Of Grow Matters,

ITHACA. N. Y. July l6-John L. Senior.
graduate manager Of the Cornell Athletic
Association. has oslled for q searching In
vestigation Of his relations with Cornoll crew
matters. and with Charles E. Courtney, the
coach. In particular. On his return to Itlsca
to-day from q abort absence Mr.. Senior said.
Il shall request the Cornell athletic council
70 hold an investigation to thoroughly review
my conduct and to, determine what these
and myself are. I I'M ignorant Of them. I
desire that this investigation be held at once.
Thls, investigation, however. probably. can
not be held Hntl iall. ! shall then insist on
] also shall insIst that Mr.. Courtney and
myself attend the meetings.S
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Canadian Tennis Tourney.

NIAoARA-oN-THR-LAKR. Ont. July Ie.-The
Canadian championship tennis tournament
was continued here to-day. The feature Of
the days play was an exhibition match,
New York against Massachusetts,, In doubles,
New York winning. Scores:
Mems Singles-Championshlp round-Irving G.
Wright, Boston. challenger. beat Beals G. Wright,
Boston. champion by default.
Mems Handicap Singies-Final round-RaIph
Burns. Toronto. beat II. D. Kirkover. Buffalo. 60,
6-3, So, 6-2
Women's Singles-Championship round-Miss
Moyes, Toronto. beat Miss Summerhayes. Toronto,
Ga, 7-6
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'. o. CORE WINS ATLANTIC.
miller Gets Him Homo with . short Mar
gin, Driving. e

Four fsvoritee and q heavily backed second
choice were victorious at Brighton Beach
track yesterday. the books receiving another
scorohing. The track was In tine shape and
$4,000 persons were In attendance. The
Atlantic Stakes, for two-year-olds. five and
. half f~urlonas. was captured By the New.
castle ets ble's recently acquired ]. G. Core.
who was pounded down to Z 10 10. Miller
he'd the mount and he clearly outrode J.
Hennessy In o driving finish, the favorite
beating Royal Breeze. 8 to /, by three parts
Of q length In LOT LIS. James r. Keene's
Yorkist, Q to 4. was four lengths back.
Garnish, backed down to 0 TO 1 second
choice. made all the pace In the handicap,
at o mile and q sixteenth. He was firing
at the end but Koerner got him home three
parts of q length In front Of the rapidly closing
Agile, 8 TO /, who had three lengths over
Oriy H.. s to . ~favorlte. the latter beating
Keene's Belgravia, 7 to 1, O head, The time
was 1:te SIS.
Maiden jockeys had the mount In the first
race. for platers. ct q mile and q sixteenth
Highlander put up o perfect ride On York
shire Lad, o 4 to I equal favofite with Lady
Ellison. and vol In o saIlop By three lengths
in i;<s. Sufloe, o 90 TO 1 shot, who led most
Of the way. beat Lady Ellison Q head for
che place.
Al stokes's Kassll, 7 to s ~favorIte. had an
easy time winning the steeplechase over the
ehort course. He left the others when Terry
decided, e. cut loose and romped home ffteon
lengths In front Of Yams Christy, TO . second
choice. with Follow On. Q to 1. third TIL
time was Az
. George j. longs Arctic. 8 to s fevorite,
In, the third race. for :olds, five and
2 half fprlones was pinohed on on the back;
!Troxler had to pull up short. Arimo. 5 to 1,
led until well into the strstohs where, COCHRAN
RH q up co = Essh frd r1d Ss Snd 9 bss n 8. . p Isn gts
In 1908. Arlmo, barely took the place from
r. Wilson JE;'s Aietbeno, 80 = by nose.
favorite Of the day, won the last race. for
maiden. mares and flliea. at slx .furlongs.
She. had difficulty In getting to the front, but
at the head Of the stretch she had o command.
Ing lead. Then she began. to stop and 10
was only by a few inches that she took tho
race from Tipping. q 10 to I shot, who. In turn.
Nemesis. II to s. was shut of repeatedly.
The time was I16 is. The summaries:
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CHICAGO "a. L.L z: NEW YoRE "a. Lab 4.
A hit and run play. caught the New Yorks
on their balance In the tenth inning Of yes
sssfS sas t sh@s r By A t%o sits e hS' a. out Rs5a
S %al't sr sSs; .SSs0s sgs R Re sn and rS SIsF Sul RSnS-
By themseRfS S% u Davis Cds p Bay sn an H sii ar rSnSi
fSssiHasinee Of ,% 6iHS,p sas So: sssslldsn'f bo Sstssins t soa
pirsble imitation dOa'e o. the RS's sort to Of game % that
e CON iatfse e t 9asso oa g.f e. paid ate 70 tie 4 se esh aisesss
IL game VIZ WI y the ohlssgos IN The
seventh: The SliIm eg we We're stw runs runs 4 s1s
out xhe r. o1s p bec Seyton's Sases Sa balls
prst base. Hahn laid down a safe bunt. Jones
hit a gro1pdsr to Williams. Right there game
s eosd Rla ses saat l0 snt ths s ehance c &c force IL aa aSs
s sss S3es' to Sn's and pa Se sS8s o did not s1.et es 'es
snsf, 1.S 5SR3ss h Tss sl ssisi m IL s sssss su Ssr and sl TED
run had The inHeid been awake and no neees-
owen was W. St Dated de oat Of the box in the third
Of bali The local hitsmiths could not get
e Ton h INTO r eH%a1ssiy' s sIss1ss e %ss %si ssHi s1 fsr
e e. e. ~ 3 81 s: ss% Z En- sai ~ ssR HS!s. sss! IS ssSs;s ss
What scoring the New Yorks did was due
mostly to Conroy. Connie doubled in the
first inning and scored on taporte's double.
singled; On the throw over to third to head
Caught Ass' sstH Sesny the he Sss sof s ssSohh he w 1S' SUCH %Ss
9 slippery customer that ne lodged past
Donohue and returned in safety to frst-a
great, play. Keller and Chaser trooped In
ahead Of Conroy when the latter slugged one
OF Ovens slants over .Isbells head for. a
home run, That was %highTstsr mark for the
Demon Davis singled In the second inning
to right. sending bonohue to third. Keller
introduced q variation of the play by which
2 throw In TO the pitcher entices the batter
Into t irving fSr second S, base e.. Kee es returned ned
broke for second: but the throw was o bit wide.
Chase could not get a firm hold on the ball.
and Robe reached second. This play was on
Sullivan's fly to- right. on which ponohue
scored; Singles by Davis. Donohue and Robe
Davis rammed a liner to left in the tenth,
He broke for second. drew Conroy over. and
the aperture Delehanty returned the bail
to- third and Laporte was hurt In q collision
On the thTox to third: CHESHIRE relieved
Of the plate and Davis beat Chesbro's toss to
Kleinow.. Sullivan peeled Of a torrid smash
to Chesbro. The buTly boxman Knocked
the ball doTnn; but could not sFab = II tine %s
mar. made. a. beautiful catch OF a line drive
in the eighth inning. Il prevented q run.
but was merely q respite. The SCORE:
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TO-DAYs CARD ron BRIGHTON.
geasate Stakes and stx other Races WIN
ma Nun,

a Thero will DO seven races at Brighton
Beach to-day. including the iseasate Stakes
for three-year-olds, one mile and o furlong.
with 6r Huon and Kings Daughter the
beat. Won Tromp has top weight In Q handi-
cap at . mile and o sixteenth. with Blandy.
Robbie Kean and 0eranium 10 beat. In
the arst race. for two-year-olds. Frank Lord.
Orphan Lad. Knight Of Ivanhoe. Black Mate
and Umbrella should 90 well. In tho second
race. at six furionss. Klsmesha will be played
to beat Prince Hamburg. Bryan and &C.
ranlum. Platers will run In the third event.
Telephone. Charlatan and Champlaln haying
good chances. The slxth race is for maiden
two-year.olds. with Pierrot,, Judge Poet
figuring well. In the last race. o selling
affair. a. q. mile and Q sixteenth, Woodeman.
T,yron. Reidmore and Leila look Formidable.
The entries follow:
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Commodore Benedict gave the harbor start
on board his flagship Oneida at 9 O'Clock
and the races were to ave been started
an hour later. The wind was very light
from the southwest, the feet was slow getting
out Of the harbor. and the start had 70 be post
poned until9o:3o. when the wind'was etDl Light,
The small sloops were sent way first. and
@. and J. w. Beekman's Mirth III. led the feet
across the line. The yawls were started
at o:3s. and the Lotowana led the Solnada,
Flying Cloud. Melody and others. Five MIN
utes later the small %sohooners were sent away,
with the Andromeda In the lead. The Enort
led theyIroiita at the line. and ontthe last gun
the big sohooners were started. Thu Queen
led In that class.
Just as the big schooners crossed the Hide
garde went away. She was not racing. but
trying out with the Invader, and later L.. ].
Callanen's new Eclipse and Lloyd Ph1nix's
Intrepid went away together. They were too
late to race but sailed on after the others.
The yachts were on the starboard tack and
carried balloon ~jibtopsails and s~pinnakers.
When half the Journey had been made the
wind freshened somewhat.
The Queen had taken the lead, but the others
In her class were hanging on to the new yacht
IN Q way that was not pleasing to Mr.. Max.
well. Tho Queen crossed the finishing line
OF the breakwater at 7:23:33. She had made
the twenty-nine miles In I ho urs - minutes
and 80 seconds, an average Of about seven
miles IN hour. The Invader finished at
$4,000. and two seconds later the Lasca sailed
across the line. The Savarona. the other
boat In this class. finished at 2:341O.
The Eclipse made a good showing. She
held the Intrepid all the way and covered
the course In 4 hours and 20 minutes, or only
81 minutes longer than the Queen took.
The Queen would have had to allow the
Eclipse about is minutes. 90 Mr.. Callanan's
boat was well within her time. In the small
class Of schooners the Loyal was the lrst to
finish. at 2:45Al. She was 10 seconds ahead
Of the Quickstep. The Andromeda was
next, 1 minute 81 seconds behind.
The Vigil. a yacht really belonging In a
smaller class. went up a class and got an al
lowance OF SO minutes 1 seconds. She won
the race. with Andromeda second and Quick
step third. The Effort finished at 2:3l 20,
and the Irolita at 2 a7As. The Athalow finished
first in her class, with Cleona second. The
Vivian H.. won. from the Gypsy. and Mirth
m T Z ss ssa ? e /: e . s;ss;I, Of t sss rS Ess .
Major J, Fred ,AeEsI@an's seinsdss " wa ' frss
LctoWan ia that the tOtcwsn .I Wins .nn' 20 'n0
yesIefdsy wsge I: B, coismsn's Aiidega asSs
toms A fheI@s ssf Franz I s Sna ts'' Gsr II !, T a. q.
McIntosh's LskamL, George Bulloci's Cleona..
i. q. HosIp's Liewsllyn. j.'R. Websterssss
sandro;ds =. J I1 {. SYsfT. cs Eeaa; Y Y. s. T. p r!esds::
Haze. F. W. Tunneiess Arid, Evans r. DicI'ss
Elsa n, and "; J. Mathesen.s tavrooi.
a ahd fsss t0 Of tss l. ss sPGs0s ssa H ITiu m Soys
for New London. forty miles away. FL
snnaaNy
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OF n

n YORK IN. LII 0; 81, LOUIS y. S.h y
81. LOUIS. Mo-. July ie.-The Champions
made o clean eweep here. taxing So.oss 2
game, 0 TO /. Mertes made his deout ID .
especially In the opening mini when ne T ,sst
O great catch Of B~reanahan'e foui 70 oeep WIZ
but Sapdow failed at the bat.
in the seventh, dnbsrt. .TTsyioI spda srfs una.
ond. Bennett singled 70 ehort. and sSranE
beat the throw. Mershali retired n h the
Their. was trouble In plenty for bt: LOUIS IN
and D was safe on NSsBIids's error. tbshisaa
doubled 70, left. DevlIn resisterins onPsrt
nailed. Of the plate. when Tayior rspped to
lng. Taylor, who made . great slids 9ysr tho
over hrst. n The second inning. Hs OF, ran Si SIs
hands. but no caught II before y touched the
ground. ~Eet!rine ths aide VIII three men @as on
two runs and probably the game. The SCORE:
-
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The Kings County l.. r. C. team yesterday
defeated the Knickerbooke F. c. on the
match Of S'u the Metropoiitan Law pOSS fsnnis
League. The Kings County players won
both singles matches, but were defeated in
q three set contest In the doubles. The
scores:
Kings County T.. T. C. at Kntkerbocker p. c.
S~,lngles-Harold L.. Westfall. Kings County, de-
feated W. c. Allen, Knickerbocker %, 6-1: j. W,
Anderson. Kings County. defeated w. q. J~ennings,
Jr, Knickerbocker o.. Sc. o..
Doubles.-w. c. Allen and H.. S. Roberts, Knick-
erbocker. defeated II. L, Westfall and J. W. Ander.
con. Kings County. 81, 90. 6-S.
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LEAGUE.
New Works Mako It -Four Straight Frea,
ct. Lcuis and Cubs beat Quakers.

A strong finish rave the champions q
victory over tho st. Louis Cardinals yester-
day and also enabled them TO mako 10 foul
straight. The New Yorks gained on the
Pittsburgs. whose game with Boston was
postponed. but not on the Chicagos. who
trounced the Philadelphia. The Brookiyns
were beaten In the ninth inning by the Reds.
The results:
New York. o; st. Louis, 4.
Cincinnati. =; Broe'dyn. q.
Chicago. o; Philadelphia, 1.
Az Fittsburg Rain.
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METROPOLITAN LEAGUE.
League Series Nearly Over and Cham.
pionship Play Ii Near.

The Metropolitan Lawn Tennis League
preliminary play has about ended for the
season and Il looks as II the New York l.. T. c,
would meet the Hamilton Grange l.. T. G. for
the Championship. although the West Side
L; Z; q, Is h Gios ss Up ~ IN sect section 9 .; m In section !
Knickerbocker. In section 2 the West Side
plays at. Staten Island. A victory In two
the lead for the section, The standings:
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MY STAR STILL WINNING.
Captures III Paoe At Island Park-Hard
DueIs In 7:ll Pace.

ALBANY. July io.-My Star. the most sensa-
tional green PAGER out this season, won
another race to-day. the third within five
days He captured the 2:22 pace at the OPEN
ing of the two weeks meeting at Island Park.
In the second heat My Star and Italia raced
from wire to wire. Italia winning by a head
In 2:osh. After that Smith took no chance
Of being out-teamed. but went for them
each heat, and no horse could challenge In
the stretch.
Ihe iast three heats OF the III pace were
horn, The
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The Fa~cetiousness Of John r. Brush.

was somewhat surprised last night to receive
q remarkable telegram from John T. Brush,
president Of the New York National League
Club. The telegram read as follows:
ST. Louis, Mo-, July Is, 1905.
CHIEF OF POLICE JOHN COLLINS, Chicago-I
represent an organizatlon known as the New York
National League and Worlds Champions, due TO
arrive In your city July n. I understand that In
OF Chicago Champions. fear that, learning OF
our coming. they are preparing TO escape, and thus
prevent capture. ! ask that you place q force at
every avenue Of escape. 10 keep them within the
city limits until We get there. We viii do the rest.
JOHN 7. BluEH.
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I'll class. pacing; purse $500;
Birdie b., g. m; tshesn,.; .."".......1
SchermeIhorn. 3: 9. (aeetS ..........4 6
Aintrec, o. HCOxl o b q 4
Jude 81; SMITH ;".".""....IS 70
John MoEwen, b: G. mckinney .....7 8 70
Forester. CD, e. Pstshelderl;u."...s , dis
80 class. ~trotting: purse 500:
FleIo. oh. h. BY Young jim tDemaresp....l !
Flying Axworthy. b, h. Rogers) "........,6 8 2
Petronell. Oh. m. earring, "..,.."..""..s s
Jim Knox, b. G.. (Cox) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4
Atwood: b, 4; GafsIty, -
AndriscuS, blk. q. Cook uls
Time-zI7A. z:c0, 2iT5.
a23 class, pacing: purse $500:
Ny Star. CHI. g., by viii star III. Q. Smith),i al
Gala. b. m. (Nuckolsl ................6 I
Jim DAILY, b. q. tClark) ".............2
Common Voter, b. h. lcoD ."...".".,..e 5
Maple Prince. BIZ. tClark) ............s Q 7ro
Badly H. b. q. CThompson) .............,,A 8 5ro
Director Joe, blk. b. CDemAresp. .....,,.5 s GRO
Rowcna Wires. 70. m. LOCKWOOD. ....B Z no
Northern Star. b. q. McDride). ..n.....7 0 dis
T1me-2ash. 2ooh. 2i2A, 2i6.
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First base on errors-St. Louis, 1; Boston. 4
Left on besssccSt: Louis, 8: Boston. /. First base
by Glaze. O.. Sacrifice hit-Jones. Stolen bases
Ferris: Double play-Ferris, Parent and Freeman.
Connolly; Time-i hour and Is minutes. Attend
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!one out when Minntnr run vas scored.

Totals -; ~ - y,, ~ an, mo, As. :soSsd. :
S'sslna1sti.::"":S iSas$doiE
Two base hits-Han stricilett Casey: Three
and Schiei. Triple piay-Alpermsn. Lewis, Hum.
mel and Bergen. Sacrtnee hits-HplmsL Hslley,
out-By. Hail. O.. First base on bAils..o6 Hall. Z;
of Stricklett.S 9: Hit By pltcher-5Z Han. !. Passed
- hours. AttcndAnce-l,o00.
CHICAGO IN. II. .: PHILADELPHIA d. 1J,i.
CHICAGO. July ,le-pusTlsby pitched : grsnd
Rhme for Philadelphia to-day. holding chicago 70
three singles, but errors By Doom, LuSh and Doolin
let IN three runs. Pnester pitched steadily and
struck out eight men. The score:
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merely q respite. The SCORE:
NEW YORK.
TOtals.....4 30 TO
'Batted for Hoffman In the tenth inning.
fBatted for Chesbro In the tenth inning.

tBatted for CHESHIRE in the tenth inning.
Chicago .:."........o Q Q 81
New York..""......,l o 0 o o o o o o.
First base on eTor-Chloago. Left on bases
New YORK. q Chicago .. First base on balls-On
Newton, 2: OF Owen, /. Struck out-By Newton. 2;
by White, 8. Home run-Conroy. Two base hits
Conroy. Laporte. Sullivan. Double play-Newton,
Laporte and Chase. Passed ball-Klenow. Hits
on Newton. IL In o Is innings; OF CHESHIRE. . in 10
innings: OF Owen. q IN s Innings: OF White, . In 7
innings. Umpires-O'Loughlin and Hurst. limo
/ hour and 80 minutes. Attendance-4.OO0.
PHILADELPHIA "a. L., 2: DETROIT. i.
PHILADELPHIA. July 16.-Phlladelphia defeated
Detroit In a close game to-day. The score:
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IT. LOUIE.
Totals ...,1 8 n 10
epAttad for Mcbrfde Ia the ninth mini

~ q; Ig gnIs.. SsSSSSiSs-s
Two base hlts-seymour. Brosn.hsn. v; NAY
shali. Dahlen., Sscrinoe hits-GIsay Gh Per
nShan and Gilbert. stolen bases-Shsnnop Burch.
stInns; Hlt by p'tehsTmSImo1s s r,Tss e oSuste,SSSS
Egan. s; BY Taylor {. Letf On bsses-st. LonIs.
O.; New York. O.. Umplres-ODay And Emsi.e'
CINCINNATI. z; BROOKLYN. ..
CINCINNATI. July io...The Reds won
another free hitting and close game from the
BTooklyns to-day. the visitors maze 3dS,ob
However. the Reds sneaked In. a run. With
the bases full. Kelley bit to Alderman.
tired at arst. Hail scored from third. base.
during this. but Higgins who also tried 70
score, was thrown out. Hall famed nine OF
the visitors. The score:
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First base on erroIsI,0hieage, .. LEFT on bsses-
and Chance. Two base hlts-Doolin, Doom. Three
base hit-Gleason. Sacrifice hit-shscksrd. Stolen
Tinker. Ftrt base on balis-On
Pnester, 1; on burgleby,i !. Struck out-Pnester, .:
Dugeleby, 1. HIT By. pitcher-By Duggleby, |.
Attendence-J.OQ.
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a close game to-day. The score:
-ROIT pUILA ,puIA
TOtAIS II, ] D a II ET IUtdls.r.,. 2 7 q II
Detroit .......-.......1 0 o 0 0 0 o.
Philad elphia .............0 0 o 0 0 z 0 o.

Left on bases-Detroit. 4; Philadelphia. 1. First
base on bails-9T ponohue Il on DygerS :.
base hits-Schmidt, Mcintyre. Murphy, Schreck.
Sacrifice hits-Lord t2,. Seybold. Stolen bases
Mcintyre, Lord, Double plays-McIntyre and
OTeafy; Murphy, Cross and Davis. Umpire
Sheridan. Time-i hour and 20 minutes. At
tendance-<,4S9.
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CLEvEIAND, 8, WARRINGTON, O,
WASHINGTON, July 18.-Clcvcland scored another
shut out TO day. the score.
Totals....,5 IL .


First base on errors-Cleveland /: Washington, 1,
base on balls-on Hughes, 2 Struck out-By Hess,
1: by Hughes. L.. Home run-Tuner. Two base
Turner, Lajole, Bemis. Double plays-Hughes
Stahl and AtiEer; NH. Schlany and Stahl; Aitizer.
pitcher-By Hess. 1: by Hughes. 1. Umpires-
kittredge and Buelow. Time-l hour and Is minutes,
Attendancc--l,50 500.
st. LOUIS IA. L.. 9: BOSTON "a. Lilo.
Boston, July G was invlncible to .dav.
moving down the locals in one, two, three order IN
every inning but the seventh. Glaze also pitched
o mastery game, but received weak support, half
Of the hits made OF his delivery being miscucs.
The score:
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Games Scheduled for To-day.

AMERICAN LKAoUH,
Cleveland In New York; 50. Louis IN Phflsdefphia.
Chicago In Washington; Detroit In Boston.
NATIONAL LAAoun.
Nov York IN Chicago: Brooklyn IN 81, Youis.
Philadelphia In Pittsburg; Boston In CINCINNATI.
nATIhN LEAGUE.
jersey City IN Montreal: Newark n Buffalo: Provi
denoo In Rochester: Baltimore In Toronto,
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rected time is the same as elapsed time.
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MILES.
Wee Wean. r. L. Cuthbert." Not timed.
AMERICAN DoRY CLAss-sTART, $50 A. M.--couRsH.
20 MILES.
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American Association.

Al 81. Paul-st. Paul, 4; Louisville, 8.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 4: Toledo.
Az Milwaukee Columbus, 4; Milwaukee, 4
At Kansas Cty-first. game-Indlanapoilx 4.
Kansas city, 1, q
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Az Observation-Disclosures, 1: Birmingham, O..
At Atlanta-AtlantA, .: Little Rock, /.
Az Montgomoy..Aontgomery, .; New oriesns, z.
Al NashVillc-RAin
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Sixth RACE.
For maiden mares and Niles: three year -olds
md upward: 10 carry ITO pounds: 5000 added; six

Good start: won driving: Suffrage. oh. T., 3, by
voter-.oueenstown; owned BY James r. Keene;
trained by James Rowe.
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A. Columbia-Nacon. 4; Columbia, l.
At Acknowledgements, I; Jacksonville, O.
Al Observation-Disclosures, /: Savannah, 1.
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Now YORK state q

New York DtAte LeaGue.
A. Arbany-Syraouse. = Albany Q.
Al Troy-Troy. 4: BinGhamton, 4.
Az Utica-Utce. q: W~lkeebarro. I.
Al Scranton-A. J. G., q Scranton,i.
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BICYCLES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
OF rHl onuns.

JKnSEr CITY, .; MONTREAL, 8.
MONTREAL, July 10.-Jersey City hit timely TO.
| day and Montreal errors were costly. Fine work
by Grant saved Foxen in tho last two innings. and
Q fast double nipped the Royals ninth inning rally,
Tho aO0rA.
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Hudson River League.
At Glens Fails-F1rst observation-disclosures, s:
Tr-County. 4 Second gsme-Pouehkeepsie, o:
Tri County. o.
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C0uuocticut Learn,

Connecticut League.
A. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. u: Now London. 1.
At Hartford-Hsrtford, /; Norwich, o.
At Spr1ngneld-Sprinsheid. 8: Holyoke. 4.
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Boat and Otpner. Ftpfsh, Tins.
Invader, Roy A. Radney. .......2 90 90 90 90
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