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ANDERSON DEFEATS WRIGHT
And M~oIIenhauer Puts Out Dewhurst In
Semi.rnals II EnKleMO0d Y. &.

The local lawn tennis experts more than
held their own with the out Of town players
in the concluding rounds Of the E~nglewood
Field Club singles tournament yesterday.
Henry ". Mollenhauer put out edward y.
Dewhurst. the Philadelphia. in the upper
semi final Of the mems singles. while Freder-
lex q. Anderson defeated Irving Wright
very easily in straight sets in the same round
As a result Anderson and Mollenhauer. both
Of the Kings County l.. r. G., meet for the
final in the singles to-day. The summary:
Enylewood y. c; Mems Open singles Semi ,nnal
G, defeated Edward y. Dewhurst, Belmont {, c,
philadelphia. 80. - Frederick g Anderson.
knss county Il j, C. defeated irving wright
Gsn's Douibic;DSe@ mai round Irving Wright,
Z Foq e. Ssses {; & N :p !. nspT " T Siie., a. Ens,f" sSd
". NJ. Tfiden, Belmont c. C.. Philadelphia 9 i,s-s
G C., Phii.deiphis. defeated Dean %s,hey' Eliza
beth T. and c. c. and a. Gerlach. Princeton. IS,
Mixed Doubles Third round Miss Marie wsg
n.r, Hamilton Grange ! T G and Henryh Molten
and Nathaniel v: Niles; Lonswood c, g and Har
y EnS1: soDd'F F. e Mrs d 81 !, esAH RI. ana sGd Ms Il c0I w' 4
Pouch. Richmond County {. G, IS. 80. los;
Mr.: Bu@;;,esd and EdwsId 3 pewhqgs,. belmont
Moore and FFrederck &. Anderson, Kings County
L T; C, - s05 "a = Miss T. sGS,h s[ an. md {; 7.
Louis $. coe. Englewood F, G., e-s,7-s
po SSmf Rssm SSSO County tsn e C. los sna Mi., Er Ei
Annie Fish and Miss Alice Fish. Hamilton Grange
l.. T. c., 6-3, 7-5.
women's Sin gles-First round Alderman.
Orange 1T. G., defeated Miss =. W. Smith. Orange
semi mai Round Miss Rotch. Longwood C. c..
Boston. defeated Mrs. Alderman, Orange l.. T. c..
&c..
Mems Consolation Singles-First round-E. 5.
Cameron, Knickerbocker y. c.. defeated Walter
Hazar I'd. Crescent A. c. 81. 81.
Second Round e. s. Rathbun defeated A. Ger
ZACH. Princeton. 6s. "a, s-s DR.. william Rosen-
baum, Harlem T. c., defeated A. W. Warden. Rich
mond County c. C., i3-ii. -. s-4
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HUNTERS BUCK AT HURDLES.
Flies Annoy Competitors I'm Big Jumping
Event az Atlantic Ctty.

ATLANTIC CITY. n. j., July ia Hunters
that baked ut Ave foot hurdles in the big
jumping event Of the Atlantic City Horse
SHOW this afternoon excited the spectators
and threatened danger TO their riders. There
was an epidemic OF bucking caused by the
worrying OF swarms Of flies. Little Fred.
owned by Thomas Kenny. was ruled out Of the
ring after n number of unsuccessful tempt
by his rider TO force him over the bars. Sa-
polio, an ordinarily fine Jumper, also baked
at the FIRST attempt. but recovered in time TO
win a white ribbon.
Dick Donnelly made his first appearance of
the week on William Csrr's Sweetbriar. Sid
Holloway's westchester Stables won with
Taconite after the veterans Jack Frost and
Midlothian had carelessly topped the bars.
Mrs. John Gerken was again piqued to-day
by the defeat OF her team Newsboy and Shop
E EalDs,n.. t tssm So"RSs r f r. I Mst.sn d SSa3s
Mr.. Watson's pair Kitty Gray and Norena
to a phaeton and won.
ponies under IS hands secured applause. for
their clever work. First prize went TO, Van.
William Carr. and second TO Brownie, belong
ing to Andrew Moreland. Summaries
Class 3. Hcsvyweisht hunters- Won by West
chester Farm, JACK Frost; TO- { wes.ches,er
Msdse. b. m, third; william Cars Swcetbriar.
Glass So Hotel coaches Won by Leeds and Lip
plncotts Ned. b. e, and Duke. b. g.: Chslion,es
John' y, g., ana HAIRY, D, e., second; Chalfontes
Tom. br. G., and Prince. h. q. third: Leeds and LIP
%pincotts Jerry. ch. T.. and Dan. br. e., fourth.
Class i2-psirs OF harness horses over i5.3 hands
Won by fairmont Farms Virginia. h. T., and
Lady Baltimore b.. m. George NELSON'S Lady
Wetson. b. M. and ViscOunt, b. q" second.
Class o Harness horses over ~ and not exceed
Ing 1879 hands-won by fairmont Farms Lord
Baltimore, b. e.; George Watson's Emperor. b. e.,
second: FsirmOnt Farms Ny Maryland. h. e.,
third; Tonic Sauvsges Bluebell, h. m, fourth.
Class c-Ponies In harness under IS hands
Won by William Cars Yankey, b.. g: Andrew
fery's Joe Shetland. third.
i5 pounds Won by Wcstchester Farms Ardslcy.
Julian Morris's Equinox. ch. e. third. Julian Nor
ris's Buebell. gr. m, fourth.
Class 80 Pairs OF harness horses 10 he shown
before lady's appropriate vehicle Won BY Fair
mont Farms Kitty Greg. Oh. M, and Norena, Oh. m .;
Mrs. John Gersen's Newsboy. oh. g.. and %Shopgirl.
oh. m, second.
Class "a. Open; Saddle Horses Over ili hands
and not exceeding Is hands Won by Mrs. John
Gerkens Redwood. b. g.: Rufus l.. Patterson's
81. agnes, Oh. m. second.
Class t5-Handicsp jump Won by Westchester
Farms Taconlte, b. e.: William Cars Cherub, ch.
m, second, Westchosier Farms Cygnet, b. m.
third: William Cars Sapolio, h. G.. fourth.
Class IA; Tandems- wheeler tn be under 1871
hands Won by Fslrmont Farms Ringing Bells.
ch. ~, and Kitty Grey oh. m; Manning and See
lings's Lion, b. e., and Mouse. b. g.. second. william
Cars Balhlnette, b. M, and sunny Jim. ch. T..
third: Harry ID. Holloway's Little Duke. b. g.. and
Flare, ch. M, fourth.
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CRICKETERS m DRAWN MATCH
Il. ,. Gresson saves the Day for schenectad,
Eleven.

Plucky pla wing on the part Of E.. J. Gregson
saved the day for the Schenectady cricketers
in the second game Of their tour yesterday.
They had as opponents the Brooklyn eleven.
and the game was played on a hard wicket
at Prospect Park. The home team passed
the two century mark. owing to the brilliant
batting displayed by the brothers Foyer and
A. Brown. J. Poyer made top score Of the
day in an innings Of 81. II. Foyer hit we'll for
as. 4. Brown came next with 30 and q. h.
Blades and VI. A. Laurie added II and ~ re-
spectively. The best bowling was done in
the innings by W. A. Reece. whose record
was wickets for 30 runs. while A. $. Durrant
captured 3 for ~.
Finding it impossible 10 win in the time al
lotted. the visitors resorted TO defensive tao
tics. and 40 well did GTegson play that he
dened the efforts of all the bovlers for nearly
two hours. He was eventually got rid Of for
an innings Of ~. made without y chance, but
he had accomplished his task and lack of time
prevented all the wickets being ca ptured
the total score being o wickets for I27 runs.
G. r.. Blades had the best bowling figures,
= wicke's for - runs. The Brooklyn total
was 2O3.
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TO-D4Y'S CARD FOR BRIGHTON.
H--------
Islip Handicap and Neptune Stalk 60 Are the
Features

An attractive card is on cred by the Brighton
management for the Reach to-day. The
Islip Handicap AZ a mile and a %furlong IL a
feature. with C~airngorm. Martin Uoyle and
Far West having chances. In the Neptune
stakes. for two-year. olds. six furlongs. the
motors seem to be chapultepec, Masaue,
Sir Cleges and Stsrgowsn. Roseben has
80 POUNDS in = handicap at six furlongs.
with Ben Ban. Red River and Comedisnne
10 beat.
In the Curragh Steeplechase stakes. a.
about two miles. caller. Phantom ard Kernel
should go we'll. Maiden two-year-old4 will
run in the nrst race. at ave and r half f%urlongs,
with Long Ball, Montauk and Eonite having
good chances. In the last race. Tor platers,
and King ole TgnTe we'll Irhe en-, ries ynIIowp,
First Race Selling; for maiden two year Odds,
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Good start. won easily: McCarter. b e.. . by
Knight Of the Thistle Candle; owned by the New
castle Stable. trained by Thomas Welsh.
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Ian, wins Eclipse stakes worth asa q

Special C0bis Despatch 70 THE SUN.
LONDON. July IN. The race for the Eclipse
Stakes. 1000 sovereigns. for three and four
year-olds. about one mile and a quarter. was
run at Sandown Park to-day and was won by
". p. Purefoy's Lally. ". BASES Sancy was
second and lord Rosebery's Bezonian third
The betting was 5 to I against Ially. ? 10 5 on
Sancy and 100 to 7 against Bezonisn. Seven
horses ran
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Weight Throwers In p. q. Clerks Games.

The Brooklyn Post ONCE clerks will have
a good set Of games to-day in Celtic Park.
in which the special feature will he an all
around weight thro wing contest. Throwing
the 50 pound weight. throwing the 10 pound
hammer. putting the 10 pound shot and throw
ing the discus are the events. Matthew Nc
Gr8th, the record holder with the hammer.
John Flanagan. Martin J. sheridan. Lee Tai
bot. Con Walsh and Emery PAYNE will be
among the contestants. There will be a
merry struggle bet ween Flana gan and Nc
Grath. More than 500 entries are in for the
competitions outside Of Gaelic football and
hurting. Postmaster Roberts ia interested in
the games.
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Selling. for four year olds and upward, 5000
added. one mile and A quarter.
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ONWENTSI4 WINS At POLO.
Beats BunaIo In First Game for Junior
Champt onship.

CHICAGO, July Io.-The Onw entsis junior
polo team defeated the Buffalo Junior team
this afternoon in the first match of the
National Junior POLO Championship. Seven
teen times the local men shot the wooden
ball between the goal posts OF their oppo-
nents. The men from Buffalo outplayed the
Onu entsias in the first period, held their
own in the second. which closed with the
score 5 To 5, hut could do nothing after that
The final score was ~ 10 ). The field was
wet ard heavy md slippery from the rains.
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Two base hits Shea. Engle. Three base hit
Stanage. Left on bases Rochester, a. Newark. a.
Sacrifice hit - Mailing. Stolen ase-Jones. Double
play Foley and Doran. First base on errors
Rochester. I; Newark. I. First base on balls OF
Psppalau., 2: on Carrick, l.. Struck out by Pap.
palau, 5: by Carrick, I. Wild pitch Pappalau.
Umpire Mccarthy. Time hour and % minutes.
Attendance -7H.
AT B~ALTIMoRE.
Ru 1aio.. ...,..,.0 n I I % 4, ,
Baltimore. 80 q o 4
Batteries Minlgan and McAris,er. Adkins and
Bycrs
AT PROVIDENCE
Toronto ...... 80 n n n J n Ga :
Providence. .......I q
Batteries Rudolph. Mitchell and Hardy. Barry
Harris and Peterson.
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'Batted for Chesbro In the ninth inning.
ST Louis. .............1 o I O q o 2 =
New YORK;. ........ o > q o Ga
Two base hits Jones. Chase. Hoffman. Sacr-
nee hit Laporie. Stolen bases Niles. Williams.
Hemphill, HOFFMAN, Wallace. Conroy. Hit by
pitcher ny Petty. First base on balls on Petty. ?:
90 CHESHIRE, q. Struck out By Petty, 2; by CHESHIRE.
2 Left on bases-St. Louis. S: New York. Z. I'm
pire- O'Loughlin, Time , hours and 4 minutes.
Attendance a 800.
DETROIT. q; PHILADELPHIA "A. L., T.
DETROIT. July Ie.-Bill Donovan demonstrated
his fitness for his title, winning pitcher of the
American League" when he won TO day over Phila
pftched. The sc0re.
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p-ooKLYN. 3. CINCINNATI,

The Brooklvns took advantage Of every
opportunity yesterday in their battle with
the Reds and played a gingery game that
left the Reds far behind. pastorius was a
much more effective pitcher than Hit. He
many a Red was left. The second inning
saw the Brooklyns go to the front. and il was
punched hits nicely for four runs. Concerted
action with the hat Was the keynote OF their
campaign. m unusual play was mado by
LuInley on first. Mike ran in and gohbied
Bstch's short Hy and kept on running In until
could return there. The score:
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lhe new sharp or pencil pointed bullet
- beng used ~ Bisley and has resulted in
some remarkable scores. The chief advst-
fnGes of this over the rounded nose bullet are
that the trajectory is lowered. rendering
accuracy more certain by straiRhier night
and there il q gain NJ a. much as i.oun feet q
second In velocity. ItS superiority over the
present service bullet has been amply demon.
strated and v - likely soon 10 he adopted by
the British army.
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lOldls. .-,ssU 30 u U
'Batted for Shipke in the eleventh inning.
Cleveland 80 o o q o o o 90
Two base hit Hinhmsn. Hickman. Sacrifice
hits Bradley. Turner ~, Hinchmsn. Gsnley.
Stolen bases Bradley. Anderson, Hickman. First
base on balls on Liebhsrdt, Z; on Smith. 2. First
base on errors1,'Washington. 2 Left on bases
Liebhs rdt. s. by Smith, ?. Double play-Heydon
and Nil. Time. hours and 20 minutes. Umpires
Sheridan and Stafford. Attendance-1p 0s.
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Coll.

CHICAGO. July 49, Joseph J. Hazpn to-day
won the championship If the American Golf
Association Of Advertising Interests at the
Midlothian Country club links. taking the
golf honors from 4. NJ. Britain Of Clevelend
by 7 M ard & 10 play.
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delphlsS did not have much trouble 70 win the
opening game OF the series. The score:

nirst base on error Philadelphia. Len on bases
philadelphia. 8: 81. Louis, 4. First base on balls
on Beebe, 3: OF Moren, 2. struck out--By Beebe, =
by MOren. =. Three base hit knabe. sacrifice hit
MaRee. double plays HostetteI and konetchy;
Hostetter. Holly and Konetchy. Wild pitch beebe.
Umpire lsmslle. Time-i hour and 20 minutes.
Attenda nee 81 22.
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Detroit. q; Phiisdelphia. o.
Cleveland. o: washington, q.
AZ Chicago-Raln

ct. LOUIS "a. L.. L. NEW YORK "a. Ll.z
ST. LOUIS, July 9Th New Yorks met with de-
feat this afternoon In the frat game with 81. Louis:
Petty pitched In nne form for the home team. and
scored a shutout. CHESHIRE pitched good ball for
New York, but his support was bad. The score:
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ENGLAND WINS RIFIE TROPHY.
New Pencil Pointed Bullet Results IN Re-
mark Able scores AZ BisIcy.
Spceidr Cabs Dss-atch IN THE suN

BTSLEy. England. July 10. England won
the National challenge rife trophy with n
score Of 900. The other scores were: Scot
land, SOB Ireland, i.s:o; Wales. I.7aI. Pri-
vate Buckley won the silver medal with \
score Of 100.
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Games Scheduled Tor To-da, .
NATIONAL. LEAGUE.

Chicago In New York; Cincinnati In BROOKLYN;
81. Louis In Philadelphia. Pi'tSburg In Boston
AMERICAN LHAurr.
New y ork In -. Louis: Philadelphia In Detroit.
Washington In Cleveland Boston In Chicago.
EAsrURN LEAGUE
Montreal In Jersey CITY, Toronto In Providence,
Buffalo In Baltimore. Rochester In Newark
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A. Hartford Hartford. A: Holyoke,
A. Waterbury Waterbury =: Bridgeport. q
A. New London New London. 5. New Haven, O
Al Norwich Norwich. :; Springfield, 4.
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American Association,

Al ~. Paul ST. Paul. ?; indianapolis, I
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. a. Minneapolis. 4
A. Milwaukee Wet grounds,
Al Kansas City Louisville. o. Kansas City. 4
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Totals. 4, 1875 10 o
'Batted for McGinnity In the ninth inning.
THROWN out: hit by bstted ball.

thrown out; hit by bstted ball.
Chicago. ..,.......... 3 o 0 q q q Ia
New York.. ...... q I q I o O I O. 3
First base on erT~ors-Chicago. :. Left on bases
New York, g: Chicago. 8. First base on balls on
McGinnity. T. OF Browns, Struck out BY McGin.
nifty. 3; by Brown, : Home run Brown. Three
base hit-Slagle. Two base hits Schultz 80.
Sacrifice hits -Shecksrd. Schultz. Stolen bases
ES.rs ~ Double plsy csTown' Tinker and
pires- Rigler and o'Day. Time hour and IS
minutes. Attendance-i0,O m.
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Trt-State League.

~ Harrisburg Harrisburg, >: Villa msport, 1.
~ Johnstown JOhnstown, >; Altoona, o.
~ Trenton Trenton. g. York. /.
~ Wilmington Wilmington, z: Lancaster, 2
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M'CARTER BREAKS NO RECORD
Runs 4 MILE ~ Ias9 IN Special
EVENT ar BRIGHTON.


4 big crowd went TO Brighton Beach track
yesterday expecting to see the worlds record
for a mile lowered In n special event scheduled
by the management for this purpose. But
there was no such good luck. There were
only three starters. McCarter and Kentucky
Beau. three-year-olds, and the four-year-old
mare Cressins. who carried special weights.
McCarter, with Miller up, was a prohibitive
favorite al , to 7, while Cressina ruled second
In favor at o, with Kentucky Beau at Z. Al
the start Kentucky Beau. ridden by f.. Dugan,
shot to the front, but as the pace he set was
not fast enough. Miller took his mount into
the lead In the backstretch and opened up a
big gap. Cressina ran over Kentucky Beau
81 the beginning OF the far turn and then
went after McCsrter. but the latter was much
the best and galloped home mn easy winner
by four lengths. The crowd was visibly
disappointed when the time. 1889. was hung
out. The fractions we're a. follows: oil 3-5,
O23 as. 035 As. Ot7 2-5. 100. Ii2 as. i:2e is.
and the mile in i:3o, there being a marked
slow down by the winner in the last quarter
Of a mile. The track was fast.
John 4. Madden's Uncle. Q TO S favorite.
had no trouble in winning the first race. a
handicap for two-year-oIds, six furlonss.
He made practically all his own pace and
came nome with little to spare in. i:iI. Gene
before Dead Gone. backed from 20 10 rs.
j. W.. Colt carried on the honors In the
RteepIechase. at abOut TWO miles, as Blue
Pigeon and Thistledale. coupled At o TO 10, ran
first and second respectively, separated by
ten lengths. !. Hitchcock. Jr.'s Judge O'Gin.
u to ! was third. Progress fell al the first
Jump. and his rider. Davidson. was carried
away In an ambulance, suffering from a severe
shaking up. The time was 400.
Rapid Water, backed down to ? to /, proved
an easy winner OF the handicap a. a mile and a
sixteenth. When hotter let him down he
breezed home two lengths in front Of Rye.
q to ?, who beat Orbicular. 10 TO 5. by a head.
Orbicuiar received q had looking ride from
Radtke. who kept him in the ruck on the rail
until the head OF the stretch was reached.
where ne went to the whip when IL was appar-
entity too late. The stewards asked R8dtke
TO explain, and the boy said his horse tried TO
run out all the way. The time was LA.
Nimbus. ! TO s ~fayorite. won the hfth race,
for two-year-o lds. five and a half furlongs, in
a gallon. He showed the way after shaking
on Queen Marguerite on the turn. and won by
two lengths from The Squire, 3 TO l.. In 1907.
ImI,aior, 3 10 /, was third, Ave lengths back.
First Mason. running In Durnelis colors,
and an odds on fsvorite. was badly beaten in
the last race. at a mile and a quarter. Miller
got Sonoma Belle. Ia to 5. up in the last lump.
after a long stern chase. to win by a nose from
Fla vigny, 30 to l. who in turn beat Racine H..
30 10 |. by a head. The time was 2:05. Five
fsvorites and a second choice we're successful,
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stakes; for two year
.ih Rncc senlng onc mlIc and . sIL,enth.
" csteru Ieakue,

~ Omaha Omaha, Z. sioux CITY. 2
~ Pueblo Denver. Z. Pueblo. Z,
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Fair start, won driving. Sonoma Belle, Oh. m. a.
by Star Ruby onoina. owned and trained by
r. r Mannlx.
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Meadow Brook Frccbooters win Polo Cup

~CEDARHrRsr. T.. l., July lo.-The final polo
game for the R~ockaway Hunting Club CUPS
was played here this afternoon between the
MEADOW Brook second and the Meadow BroOs
~rreebooters. The Freebooters put up bette
game than was expected and won by a score
Of ~ to I.
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IA seball. Polo Grounds. To-day. 3l50 p. N
Giants W., Chicago. Adm, Nc.- Ass.
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'Rattod for Hit in the ninth inning.
Cincinnati o o o q o.
Brookly n. ..,....... I o n -
First base on er~rors-Brooklyn |: Cincinnati. l.
Lett on bases Brooklyn. !; Cincinnati, 10. First
base on balls ON Pastorious.2 ?; on HIT. ,. Struck
out ny Pastorious, ?. by HIT. 4. Three base hit
Mclean. Two base hits Lewis. Odwcll. Sacrifice
hit Casey. stolen bases MAloney. Double plays
Pastorious, Alperman and Jordsn: Mitchell Uin,
assisted. Hit By pitcher by Hit, I. Umpire
KLEIN. Time 4 hour and Is minutes. Attendance
5000
rITrsBURo. 2. BOSTON N. LD.o q.
BOSTON, July IA. Pitt sbure shut out the locals
tn day by punching hits in the seventh inning, The
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EASTERN LEAGUE.


EERsBY CITY. 3: MONTREAL. 1.
Jersey City checked its losing streak yesterday
In Jersey City and won an easy victory. The
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A. Fall River New Bedford. S: Fall River.
AZ Lawrence Lawrence. =; Lowell. 2. Seven
teen innings
A. Worcester Worcester. I: Lynn, n.
~ brockton- Brockton. Q: HAverhiu,
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New York state League.

~ Utica Albany, I: Utica. 2
~ scranton Syracuse, o: Scranton. 2
~ Nllkesbarre Bin cha mton. ,: Win esharrs. s
Al Johnstown Troy. II; 4. J, and g., 3
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PLAY POORLY AGAINST CUBS
CHJCAGOS BEAT THE NEW IORkS
By 4 SCORE or ~ TO3.
strew the Field with Iiits and Locals Do
some Foolish Fielding Brook ns IsUn
Away From a1ncInNatis -P'irstes shut
Gput BOstO ns QUAKE rs Heat Cardinals.

The two local games yesterday were one
sided. the New Works losing ,nc TO the Chi
cavos and the prooklyns winning the other
from the Cinclnnatis. by beating the IinStons
the P%ittsburgs are again within n game OF the
New Iorks. The Philadclphias won from
81. Louis. The results:
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Baseball. Washington Park. To-day, car.
Brooklyn rs. Cincinnati. : gins. / adm. ADJ
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PHILADELPHIA.


Two base hit Crawford. Sacrifice
First base on bals-On Donovan. I: on Dygert, 4;
on Craig. :. Struck out BY Donovan. 4; by Dygert.
|; by BARLEY. !. Stolen O Leary.
First base on errors Detroit. I; Philadelphia. l..
Left on bases - Detroit. 7. Philadelphia. q. Umpire
Evans. Time hour and Is minutes. Attendance
-3,T4,.
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First base on error City, I; Montreal. >,
base on balls on foIen, 3; on stanley. S. Struck
out.By, roHen, S; by stanley, a. Sacrifice hits -
HAnford, Merritt. Double plays Shean and Brown;
vandy and Merritt; Foxen. Bean and Merritt. Hit
by pitcher-.By Foxen. !: by Stanley, I. Passed ball
-Vandy. t~mpircs-Sulllvan and Owens. Time
1 hnIK and 80 minutes AIfendAncn- 800
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ROCHESTER. July 10. "A single. an error. q
Rochester a run In the eighth inning to day. In
the hth they made two hits after two were out.
In the other innings not a local man reached second
base. due to Carrck's nne pitching. The score:
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CLEVELAND. ~ WARRINGTON, o. .


CLEVELAND, July 10 Cleveland and Washington
hattled for twelve innings this afternoon With
neither side scoring. and the game was called on
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Good start. won easily Nimbus. b. q. ?. by Star
Shoot Lady Elite, owned by w. Clay; trained by
|. Brooks