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New-York tribune., 1907-06-30

tomb, and havin compny to dinner reg lar once
year
But when he finally quit brcathln' and the law
yers had prled the checkbool Of his grip mot her
had sailed in to make up for lost time 1t wasn't
bridge and pink teas. Shed always had a hankern
for mInglln with the high broW5 and il was them
she went gunnln Nthng from college
president down 70 lady noyelIsts. Anybody that
could paint a prlze picture, or break into print IN
the rty-hEc-Ccnt magazines, get his name up
as haVn put the scoop net a germ. could
WIN a week OF first class board from her by Just
sendln IN his card
But ii tough on Chester. Lavin that kind of
a gang around all the time, Clutteriu up the front
hall with their extension grips and droppin' poly
sylIables in the soup Chettys brow was a low cut
Maybe he had full OF brains but he hadn't
ever had to work EN- overtime, and he didn't seem
anxious to try. About all the heavy thnkin' nc
did was when he was orlerin' lunch at the club
But he was big, full booded, good natured Young
teller, and with the exercise he got around the
studio he kept in pretty good trim
How he ever come to get stuck a girl Ike
Angelica, though, was mOrc'n | could account for
She one OF these slim, big eyed, breathless, gushv
sort OF females; the kind that tends on picture
shows and piano recitals, and Hindu lectures
Chester seems to have Il bad case of 1t, though
Is She on hand tonight, Chetty:' says
He owns up that She was. And say, Shortv'
says he, want YOU to meet her Come now
We told her lot about YOU
That bein' the case" SAYS / there's where
Angelica gets treat" and we starts out to hunt
Tor her, Chesters plan ben to make me the excuse
tor the boXn exhibit.
But Angelica didn't seem to be 50 easy to locate
First strikes the music room. where a heavy
weight gent lately come over from Warsaw is teariu
4 thunder storm of the southwest corner of the
piano The room was full of folks; but nary sign
OF the girl with the eyes Nor She want in the
hbry where a four-eyed duck with a crop of rusty
chin spinach gassin away about the sun spots
or something Say there most any kind of
brain stimulation YOU could name bein' handed out
in diff rent parts Of that house; but Angelica wa
any Of EN-.
1t was just by accident as we was takn a turn
around one OF the verandas facin' the water that
we runs across a couple camped down in a corner
seat under big palm. The girl in pink radium Sill,
was Angelica And say, by moonlight shes a bunch
OF honeysuckle The other party was our old friend
Curlyocks, and | has grin a the easy way he
has OF picn out the best locker in sight and eadn
her OF where She wouldn't have to listen to any
body but him. He has the po'try tap turned on
full blast, and the girl is listenin pleased ii
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30

gettln of easy, for there was a lot
more Of that blamed book he might
have pumped into me if | hadn't
ducked
Never again" says | to myself
" Next time | gets curious III keep
my mouth shut
va Mt takin any chances Of his
holdIn me up on the station plat
form when We got off, either | was
the first man to swing from the steps,
and makes a bee line for the road
!eadIn out towards Chestcr's place,
not stoppin for a hack Pretty
soon who should come drivin after
me but Curlylocks. He still has his
book open. though; SO he gets by
without spottln me, and | draws a
long breath
By the time I'd hoofed over the
two miles between the station and
where Chester lives I'd done lot
Of breathin but it was quite some
of a place to get to; one of these
new model houses that wears the
plasterln on the outside and has a
root made OF fancy drain pipe. It's
balanced right on the edge Of the
rocks, with the whole Of Long Island
sound for a back yard and more'n a
dozen acres of private park between
II and the road.
Gee" says | to Chester Il
should think this would be as lone
some as Twin in a lighthouse
Not with the mob that mother
usually has around, says he
Ii the attendance that night was a
sample, guess he was right; for
the bunch that answers the dinner
gong would have done credit to
summer hotel. Seems that Chester's
old man had been a sour, unsociable
old party in his day, keepin the
fam 'ly shut up III a thirty-foot front
City house that was about as cheerful
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30

through the c5.ee-.-.u. iu-- because
he Was headed 5.- the same touu
was bur somehow | had an itch -
take q -l~e auc IF III. - | leans
over and get d peek a, the book
Readln =" try, eh> says l.
SWaloH:n q grin
Beg pardon. says he, kind OF
shahln himself together Nc-. this
is poetry ow,nburne, YOU know
ani he Slump~ down again as II he'd
SAID all there was 10 SAY.
Bur nhen | starts out t. be s7c.ablc
You can head me of that way.
Like It. say, |
Why, YES. says he, "very much
indeed Don't you."
He thought he had me corked there
bur | comes right back Al HIM
Nix saws SWinnV's stuff al
ways h,t me a. bein' kind Of punk
Really, SAYS he, lIttin his exc
troWs Perhaps YOU have been
untorr unate in Your Selections. Now.
take this, from the Anactoria-''
And say, | got what was comm to
me then He tears of Two or three
wards ii i. all about moonlight and
stars and kisSln and lov,n and a lot
ot gush ike that Honest. il would
g.re you an ache under your vest
There e says he Isn't that
beautiful imagery
Maybe. say5 |. Guess | never
happened 70 light IN that part before %
Blu, surely YOU are familiar with
his Madonna Ma" says he
That got past me too SAYS
It's here says he, speakin up
quick Wait Al, this is it," and
hanged II he don't give me another
dose. with more love in II than yc
IL u bushel of valentines. and about q
a. if he Il been readin the dictionar,
He does It we'll, though, just as If it all
thing and me settin there liotenIn' III
i been doped
Say. | take il all back. saws who
That SWinny chap maybe ain't quite 1
Irwin but he's got Ella Wheeler pu.
the ropes I've got to see a friend in
car. though and if you'll let me climb
speak to The. brakeman about putin y
You belong
You're very kind, " says he Reg
stay longer
Va that a Josh. or what. ANYWAY.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
PLANS FOR MORRIS PARK RACES.

The Morris Park 0Iotordroms Club has announced
the programme for the race meet which Is TO hs
held on September and at Morris Park TINS
includes a twentyfour hour relay race. which VIII
BE- started at O'Clock Friday evening; a S-uiIs
race for stripped touring cars or runabouts: ths
national hexbility trials for the Winthrop F. Scar
ritt cup which will consist of mile at top speed
followed by q mile slow race, points to be Credited
TO cars which make the best performance on eacn
mile without changing from their high speed gear;
an owners driving contest at twenty-five niles ior
fully equipped cars series OF trade races IN WHICH
manufacturers and dealers may organize their own
fields Of cars, OF their own make. under their Own
conditions: Z dealers runabOut selling handicap.
in which the entrant may enter a car at any Prire
he chooses. receiving a price handicap or one So
Ond for each sl00 the winning car TO be oered tor
sale AT auction at the completion OF the race
gymkhana games Of an amusing nature ana tI%i''
for the mile record by various drivers
The relay system Of running the 24-hour racs
makes IL probable that there viii be n large NUM-
ber OF cars on the track at all times and RS
record of .IS5 miles is likely TO be broken las
pace will undoubtedly be much faster thar was tl'
case at Brighton Beach The selling race IS a cls
tinct novelty IL the first time this toes has ever
been applied to automobile racing
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24

The Giants lost both games Of doubie iiea.'e'
with Pittsburg az the Polo Grounds yesterday ne
fore a big crowd. The first game was an eAcI'ins
TON inning contest with the score 10 =, anu uie
second called. according to agreement " -
end of the fifth inning. when the score was 10 y.
.e a result of the double defeat, Pittsburg mas
second place to itself ,..,...-
In the first game the Giants used three pitcners'
Srang being sent in bat for Witse in the els"'l
inning while Bowerman did a like service for AhleS
IN the ninth inning. The Pirates gained an cary
lead and Ii was not until the eighth inning thal ti'e
Giants were able TO score In the ninth inning
they got another man across the plate Fiis ''e
=, .;r
+ba fans had confidence. and never thought Tor Il
moment that the mans curves would pe laiiueu
ON 60 easily Wagner the first man up for PITTS
hIrc sent ont q double and the fans gave '"'
groans. for each pag. On Apoy oul W 19ns' I5
ro+ to third Then StorlIe nit to Doyle, and ItahS
Wagner ran across the plate. Bresnahan ana Nas-
ner got mixed UP. and before the New YORK oach
stop could get the ball Storke had reached uilr"
base Sbeehan lined to Doyle who made a pretty
r,,e-handed STOP but was too slow In getting the
haI1 10 DeyIin with the result that Storke also
scored. , g.
In the second game. although it only lasted ilVe
innings the Pirates gave the Giants an ehhlDi'io
of how to play baseball CamnitZ, who was IN tle
box for them although giving five bases on balis
lant the Giants from making hit The fielding o'
the Pirates was perfect. Lynch pitched the hrsl
four innings for the Giants. when Strang was sent
in 20 bat for him. and Mathewson took his place Ill
! the box 49,.
In the third inning the Pirates made the only two
hits of the game. In this inning Smith singled ana
stole second scoring on an infieid hit by wagner
T2oUerman was hit the left temple by a pltched
ball in the second inning, and knocked UNCONSCIOUS
He was carried from the field to the clubhouse but
II was said last night that his condition was not
serious.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
RROKAW BEATS TR4PIS.
.SurDrise an Teterans Defeat an Sec
oud Round at Deaf.

There was an upset in the second round of the
annual invitation tournament at the Deal COR anu
Country Club yesterday, when Georse L hrok&l"'
of the home club. defeated Walter j. ltdsiS' ','e
Garden City veteran, by up. The result was Iiie
more surprising considering the fact that Broksi"
who only got off the steamer on Wednesday aItei
foreign trip. had little or no practice
Keen interest in the outcome OF this match
was shown by the large gallery when swung III
behind the pair. Travis started ausplciouSiN pS
winning ;ae hole IN Z. and after a string OF
halves. TIE veteran counted again with q at tie
fifth, making him UP. Broisaw won his hrst hoie
when he brought off ten foot put for a az tle
short eighth Travis turned for home up but the
cards read ~ for each.
4 weak. short game cost Travis the tenth ana
eleventh Eoes. and when Brokaw ran down Il
twenty footer the thirteenth for another = the
Deal man stood up.
A brace os IS at the two following ionS holes Tor
Travis squared the match, and he appeared TO have
the sixteenth hole but luck favored the young
er player, whose long put caromed off Traviss bail
into the cup for haiye. Travis played the last
two holes weakly. while the other made no mistakes
Al! through the match the veteran displayed less
accuracy in his approach shots than usual Brokaw.
however went fast. coming home in 81. good enough
to give him media! of as, as against 81 for
Travis Their cards follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Chicago. Aug % (SpeciaD.--By shutting our t'ie
Now York Yankees by a of to here to-day,
the Chicago White Sox crept into second place
again in the pennant race as Detroit lost to WASH
ington. A.,
Yankees was the of their downfall Doyle,
who was sent in take his place. held the White
Sox from further scoring. White pitched a nne
pa,ne for Chicago. and held the visitors at his
mercy throughout The fielding on both sides was
sha rp snappy and interesting.
In the first inning Hahn singled and advanced on
. socrifca b,- Jones' Is0aII singled. and Hahn
scored Isber then tried to steal second but was
mi out Donahue walked and got to second on q
single bv Davis. \ double by Dougherty aI!oWed
Donobue to tally. Sullivan. first up in the secohd
inning walked got second sacrifice by
White and scored triple by Hahn a single
bv Jones allowed Hahn to cross the plate.
he follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
GOLF AT LAKE PLACID.
IBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune. ]

Lake Placid. N Y. Aug. 3.-The ninth annual
fxt.rna naert OF the Lake Placid Golf Club opened
on the lrks at the Stevens House. this place to-
dar with the open tournament Tor women IN wiich
!. large number OF players were entered Miss Har-
riets Daniels. o. New York, daughter OF George IL
Daniels formerly general passenger agent of the
Ne. Work Central Railroad carried Off the honors
- f,e aav In the first round Miss Daniels de-
feated sGrs. J. r. Boyce, OF the EnSlewood Golf
Club Z uD and Ia play. and in the seni-inas sne
= defeated Mrs a H. Mars OF Brooklyn, by exactly
The same score Tomorrow Miss Daniels and Mrs.
w A Iietherin9ton. OF New York, who defeated
Miss Lillian Ms-cDonald. OF New York IN the semi
,,nais 4 M, and 10 play win meet in the final!
A w Tiilinghast. af the Philadelphia cricAe I
Club aud captain OF the team Of United states goli
7.lapers who have been touring Canada, was among
,re wefe known players no arrived here to-day 10
,,repare for the ninth annual mems tournaF Fnefi,
whfch takes place Tuesday, "wednesday and Ihlrz-
day OF next week
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
THE FRESHMAN AND THE CHANDEL LIER

Out In West Philadelphia they are telling this
story about newly rich Irishman. He recently
purchased a home there and promptly moved in
His good wife, who well pleased with her new
possessions noticed the lack but one thing and
started in 20 get 1t. "Ah. Nike she said, "sure
we must have a chandelier: everybody has one
and one would look fine In the paror" "Norah
row" said Mike. whose riches haven't turned his
head Whats the then OF spending good
nancy for a useless tt.ing. Sure. If had one
none of the children could play on t.'-Phiiadei-
phia Record.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
SURPRISES IN CARLSBAD CHESS.

Carlsbad Bohemia. Aug 2S.-TwO noteworthy I'D,
sets marked the third round OF the internationai
chess masters tournament which was contested N
the FlurssaL this city, tO-dly. JanOwsd. the French
champion fell before the strong play or Dr Ollan'
of Utrecht and SchleChter. the Austrian chanlpon
s,1ccunlbed the wiIes OF Salwe OF St Petersoufs
The defeat of Tschigorin. of Russia a. the hands
of the youthful TartskOwer was also q surprise u
the talent
The American Marshall. outplsyed Professor bs'
ger. of Graz. but the game remained unhnISileu t-
position being greatly in favor OF Marshall Johhe'
of New York sustained his third successive de1ea~
The summary of results follows
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
SEEKS VANDERBILT CUP RACE.

Hoping that might not be too late 10 secure the
Vanderbilt cup race for California. +. j. Linz. OF
the California Automobile Club and vice-president
of the Dealers Association in San Francisco came
to New York yesterday and called upon A r.
Pardngton, acting chairman of the American Au-
tomoble Association racing board. Mr.. Linz
learned that for this year had been called
off without reservation, but that in case there
anv change IN the plans upon the return of Mr.
Vanderbilt and Mr. Thompson his offer would re-
ceiye consideration.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
CLARK LEADS IN ROGUE PLAY.

Norwich Conn. Aug. 23.-Fifteen-year-old Ed
ward Clark Springfield. Mass. has a clear lead
tonight i'm the first division of the national rogue
tournament, having completed all his games. won
ten and lost two. c. G. Williams of Washington.
and Harold Bosworth of New London. have each
one more game to play, and should both win to-
morrow as they expected to do. three cornered
tie for first place will result w. III. Kidd. of
Bridgeport, has the second division. Two
games for the Vanwyckle medal We're played to-day,
Bosworth the holder winning both from Frank H.
Foss. of Hartford. the challenger. and making the
score 3 20 ! He has more game TO win
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
THE KING AGREED.

Once while paying visit to Stockholm schpol
the present King of Sweden asked little girl II
she could remember any great exploit of his reign
The child thought for moment and then burst
into tears.
please / don't know any" she sobbed.
well, don't cry, little one said King Oscar.
batting her on the head. Don't cry. l don't know
amy either r,-Canadan Courier.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
TOO THIN.

A junior barrster hurrying across TO the Law
Courts when he almost collided with cab The
driver. who had pulled up with jerk. pronounced
his opinion in plain English about absent minded
people Couldn't you the boomn' 'oss?' he
asked. with whitening sarcasm. See himt' gasped
the startled barrister. looking contemptuousiy 1T
the animal between the shafts. Then he stepped
onto the curb II didn't see your horse when
stood In front OF him.. he added; but l can see
something when l look at him sdAHaSs Illus
trated Bits
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24

Niemzowitsch had bye The leading scores ~
night are: Leonhardt. Ouand. Salwe. TartakoNea
and Teicnmann. each 2 points: DuraS. MaroeAs.
Mieses. NiemZOwtsCh. Schlechter, Spletniaha AA
Vidmar. each 1Is points. . a..
Tomorrow the masters will be pared IN -.
fourth round as follows: LeOnhardt vs. Ieie
mann. Marshall Joiner. Schlechter vs. pe- -
nIarnczv, ys saIv-e COhn VS. Mieses. Tschigorn IS.
Duras OIland TartakOwer. Wolf vs. Jato" 80 .
Rubinstein vs. ChOtimirski. Niemzowttsch Vs W.
mar. Spielmann. bye.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
SEEING PLANTS GROW.

Some tropical plants can really be seen TO
grow. An eminent scientist. who made meas
urements in some botanical gardens in Java,
recorded a growth in a bamboo of seventeen
inches in a single day. Another bamboo was
observed TO add eight inches to its height daily
for fty-eight days. while two others grew
four inches steadily each day for sixty days.
Tit-Bits
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
NOT THE SOUPS FAULT.

at his soup with melancholy air. A waiter
passing, and he spoke to him My friend he
began quietly Il cannot eat this soup" Without
further ado the waiter hastened TO replace 1t.
Again the called him. MY friend, L can't
eat this either" why not? What's the matter
with it?'' stammered the waiter. Il this
soup-because you haven't given any spoon"
Silhouette.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
BROOKLYN KEEPS ON WINNING.

The Superbas won another easy victory over s.,
7 o,,is AT Washington Park. Brooklyn. YESTERDAY
nv a score Of .. In the fourth inning they he
gan TO send the ball in all directions OF the field.
,IIinp nm four runs Jordan in this inning sent tue
ION sailing into deep centre. and on the hit made
tho circuit OF the bases wild throw by Marshall
allowed Burch and Maloney TO tally In the
seventh inning the Superbas added five more runs
70 their lead Marshall of St Louis. in the eighth,
sent out a home run TO deep centre. The score
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
coReErr FINED FOR SPEEDING.

James ]. COrbett the ex-pusilist. on his way ~
Broadway in an automobile to do a ''tura d.
theatre was arrested yesterday for vioia'ihs -
speed ordinance Patrolman Duane. Of the trano
SQUAD timed him between 51st and SD Streets
Froadwav and took him to the West Attn stree.
station in spite OF COrbetts remonstrances tns - =.
was late as IL was But he had 10 go to the go
Side court and fined $40.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
BOSTON TEAMS TO MEET.

Boston, Aug. 23-The owners of the local Ma
tional League and American League baseball clubs
closed an agreement to-day to play a post-season
series of nine games successive days, Sunday
excepted. The series win begin the National
grounds here October {, and will be continued
there every other day. The full series will be
played irrespective of the outcome.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24

-r,r, b,ee h-Tumley. Thfee-base hit-i.evis. Home
Marshall Jordan Hts-On McGlynn. 4 I'm four
innings: Off Fromme in four innings; Sacr1ce hlts-
ualonev basss-Eurch Isumley Hum
nell Double pIays-Holly. Konetchy, McGlynn and
IIogtattar- InvIss Hummell Jordan. Left bases
ST Louis 10: Brooklyn. s. First base on bals-on Nc
-, ~ a. off T'romme p PasOrius. +. First base
90 errors 81 Louis .: Brooklyn. .. Hit by pitched
bal-By From:ne. l. Struck out-By Pastorius g. by
f%romme Time 200. Umpre-Rigier
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
PURITANS BUY WESTERN PITCHER.

Lincoln Neb Aug. 23.-Edde CIcotte, the crack
pitcher of the Lincoln baseball club and the
twirlng stars of the Western League has been sold
to the Boston American League team for $500
Cicotte is finish the Western League season with
Lincoln and join Boston after the middle of Sep
fembeT.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
ATLANTIC LEAGUE RESULTS.

A. po,t.yi1ie- Pottsviile u; Elizabeth. 8.
=, ps1rng- Reading 10. Brooklyn. 4
~ Naturalization. A. Tamaqua .
A. Observation-Disclosures. .: Newark q.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
CINCINNATI. 10: PHILADELPHIA.

At Philadelphia r. II. II.
f.nrtnnati o q o 9 o o 80 II
ry7!Ia5alnhfs q ] -
Ratteres-CincinnatI, CoakIey Mclean; Phadel-
nhfs Ritchie Moren Brown and Jachtsch Umpres-
X and
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

A. aihauv- Scranton s; Albany 4
Al srov-wiIkes- Barre u. Troy.
~ Syracuse. o. 4. i and 6. . ~ vat.
A. T'tica-ITtica 5: Biashamton. hrst Ealep Ctca'
I,tnuhn rntnn lsrcond gnInel.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
1RDELL TASTES DEFEII .
Ed Geers's Famous Mare Beaten for
Second Time an Career.

Readvilla Mass Aug. 3-Ardeh. I'd Geers
-,t,aI ,,cpp mare was defeated to-day for the
second time In her long and successful racing
career and Argot Boy was the one TO lower nor
cnICrs to-day as he did here year ago In the
eret heat Arden broke at the distance. but In the
FoI1o1yint, heats Argot Boy clearly the better
w - Do, trot George G.. held his field cheap.
having only to ioE at the finish of each neat y
large delegation was present from New YORK
beaded nv w f, Burke. jr.. owner OF the geidiie.
IT. race marked the first defeat OF the season OF
the cleveland mare Lillian r.
A series of close finishes resulted in the -"
-, Henry : ir barely gaining the verdict IN
a,c,, heat Princine. Travelesso and Prince .. IN
mr., succeeded in nppinG second in the scurry
- - 80, Itov had no trouble In the 24 pace. Gen
- star was second in the first two heats and
Arrov, in the final heat. .
n.itn +Ia close of the meeting to-day most of
49,. borsee are being shipped tn Providence, where
he .t H.raTJ circuit viii be continued next Monday
TIL sttp,rparv follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
Ekeens entry

SIXTH RACE-seing for nlaidens three years old and
- inward: one mile good Won easily Time,
I:saI% winner. oh z. by Sir Dxon-fiish Degree.
Mcgsauen-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24

.Iehn. where is Skinnsn,'s brokerage -nee'
Why do you ask r~-,ir, d
II understand ne is Offering some par a11.SuIo
stocks slightly damaged - water Lou
9ourer-JournaL
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
CHICAGO. 0; BOSTON.

At ROston- IL IL. T.
Chicago ........... I ] % ~
SostoS ..........o q o o o 0 Ia
Hatteries-Chcago. Killing: Boston. Fla
herty Ilniaman, Young and Brown
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
EASTERN LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-

GAMES TO-DAY.
Jersey City at Buffalo.
n Montreal.
Baltimore Toronto
Providence at Rochester.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Uud,lo. g: Jersey City. ?.
Toronto. 2: baltimore. =
Montreal. 8; Newark. g. .
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
SECOND CAME

1;our coIie a " mn INNING bN akftFI1"nt
I5fe-on I.yuch = innings: on Mathcwson, none
=, ono lnniug stolen base-Wagrsr. Left bases
r,,tshurc 4 New York. q First base on bGlls-On
t,amnitz .. base crors-rittsbuTg. / Ht by
r., nut-Ry I.yrcn. :. by
c.mritz . Time-1:I2. Umpres-O'Day and John
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
GT1NTS LOSE TWO CAMEO.
Pittsbmg Pitchers Hard to Hat ana
Pirates Take Second Place.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES tO-DA''

CT Louis at Brooklyn 1.-TWO gamesl
Pittsburg AT New York tfwo ga"es''
at Boston.
Cincinnati at Phiiadephia.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
fttssure 4. New York . ffirst gaineb >
pittsburr l. New York. tsecond :ar1e)'
I;rookIyu. o; 81. Louis. .
cincinnati. 10: Philadelphia. g.