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LATONIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Fire furiongS Lsdy Vie I2
Walker. D to J. wou Holi0w. l05 lGTi6tJhi. 20 p
second; Darling Dan, g Martini, 70 /. third
Time l-g- Katherine Murphy. L C. Wildrg.
Third Ran Hazel IL. Civci. Little Minnie. and
Remover also ran.
SECOND RACE-Stx faT5ouEs Red Thistle. Ie5
lHegcnscnl. 3 70 J. wcu: NeiTa. 81 T. Martini
70 . sec7nd; Bert 0sTa 10 lBllacl. even third.
Time. Ia Careless No Quarter. Sponge Cake,
gem II the Wilds. Gull. Qucen Caroline. and Lieut.
RcJ also an.
THIRD RACE-FiYe and nne-baf fHiongS Joe
MCser. 100 r. Lee. 20 2, won Hsnbrdge Jos
iChsryi, 10 8. second; Evelyn s, Io5 rs. Martini
20 2 third Tine. l:l9 55. T0Wle, Black Dress.
Marcls Aurelius. Albert star, Lady Fesoa, Tim
Kelly. and MeAtee also ran
FOURTH RACE-OBe mile. Mike sutton. los
fCrimmensl. . ]. won: Little Tuner. l06 n.
Lee II 20 .. second; Envoy. llS lPckeusl. 3 70 !.
third. Time. las IS. Hsrry Scott also raa.
FIFTH RACE-Six f,rlongs. Camille. I0o r..
Martini Z 70 l. Won. AgnClo. i0j tpiCkens IN >.
second Bonebrake. IL q. Lee, TO s. third. Time.
lls Is Kern, ROYAL Bond, Demo. Airsaip and
Lucy Young also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One and one-sixteenth miles
sultry l01 Leo. IS 70 s. wen: Mines % Martini,
z 20 I. second: Tinker. IS (Eneuorl p 10 5. third
Tine ia IS Dele Strome Gambler. Henry o..
Redwood II. Great Leo Bright. and Charlatan also
ran.
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KENILWORTH RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-six fuTlongs. Lexington LADY IOi
iLyclTggsl 10 l. wen; Merrymsn IA iGolisteir).
eyol. second; Merry Mac. 104 Gnndl cut third
Time. %. characterization and Woolspun also nan.
SECOND RACE-SteeTlcchas about two miles.
Dunbeath, iS wilson. 9 TO l. won: Merry Maker.
10 lHaganl. TO s. second; Ruths Rather. ls
tGoel. cut, third. Time 100 25. Judge Nolan and
Lights ont also nn.
THIRD RACE-FiTe ana One-half fIrlongs Anna
NAY, i5 lGTandl. 70 2 won. Killickankie. %
lGoldstoinl. 10 TO- second: Jacinta IS jFarbotherj
even. third. Tine llel- AlCgra. True Dora.
Rectortown laura A., and Kankakee also ran
FOURTH RACE-Five fulangs- Aristotle. l02
Morris, TO l. won Eta Louise io2 Grand. %
l. second; Chulita, lis NicaD out third Tine.
los Is Clen. Turny. Moxy Mead, Aiaycella, Giles.
Feast and Guard also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Six furiorgs Fiat. ll3 L. Smith.
Q 10 /. won; ConfessoT, lG lGrandi. to > second
Wabash cs,,-cs. q lGoldstenl ont thi4 Time
lis 25 birmingham, Tyrolian and Belle q Jessa.
mine also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile. Cobmosa. I0l d.yerr-
cUsl. 70 3 won Master Lester 50 lHagg 10 S
second: 81. Joseph veg CARROLL. out. third. Time
l:5. Mulvaney and Charlie Thompson also ran.
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'Batted for Howell in eighth inning.
fBatted for Oldring In eighth inning.
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San Francisco. Cal. july u.-With Joe
Cans reported on the way here to force
Nelson to fight him again for Tex Rick
ards $4,000 purse. the reported match,
scheduled for the Dane and Jimmy Britt
on July 81 is in eclipse. OF course, the
Pacific Coast men Of sport would rather
see Cans in the ring with Nelson, and so
long as there is a possible chance for this
interest in the Britt-Nelson proposed fight
will lag
Billy Nolan's position, too, on the
weight question has en- all guessing here.
For many months tne Battler and his
manager yelled and how1ed about 153,
ringside. with lighting togs on. Now, it
appears. Nelson has suddenly grown
heavier. and they want nothing but 1Ss
at o'clOck-possibly 135 or 1876.
Heavier than Cans.
Nelson mouthed and frothed about how
small, he was, and what a shame it was
TO ask any weight concession from him
how he could do rs pounds easy, and
how he was al a disadvantage even upder
the awful conditions he tried 10 impose
upon the eolored man. And now he IS
the heavier Of the two. and wants the
weights boosted way up. instead OF down.;
Cans should accede TO this request. One
hundred and thirty-three pounds at 3
O'Clock is much better for Joe than ring
side weight. and what a slamming. what
a pelting. he might hand the Dane when
they get together!
There is srsora rbuv O. 1fIre1fhc1T NJ Tom
my Burns making = trip 10 Australia 70
fight Bill squires on the Antipodean's ma
tive heath. Many people believe with
Barney Reynolds. that oveToonfdence on
Squires' part lost him the battle.
Burns Wanted in Australia.
Reynolds and Burns met in Conroth's
Office. and during the discussion Reynolds
said 10 Burns
You won squarely, but il might have
been different if squires had got set.
IN give him a chance. said Burns
III 80 over 10 Australia If the proper
inducements are offered What do you
think we would draw over there?"
You would draw very wei IN Austria
LA, +" said Reynolds I mean by that you
would draw as much there as you did ct
Colma. We would have a much larger
crowd. but tie prices. of course. would
be smaller. but l should judge the aggre-
gate would be about the same as We had
here"
Il believe In knowing what am doing &"
answered Burns. If you Australians will
give me a guarantee OF $4,000 and paw
the expenses there and back for myself
and Prof Lewis my trainer, I will go
over 10 Australia and fight Squires In
stead Of going 70 England, as I had
planned"
Reynolds then wanted 20 know If these
We're Burns final terms. The Canadian
replied that they were Reynolds has al
ready eshled 20 Wren. Squires' hacker. in
Australia, and If a favorable reply is re.
ceiyed, Burns VIII probably go to Aus
tralia.
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Chicago, Ill, July lin a game that
afforded all sorts Of fun for the coo fans
who braved the threatening weather and
clustering wind the worlds champions
to-day defeated Joe Cantillon's aggrega-
ton from the National Capital by 10 TO ,.
Case Patten started in to pitch, but
after the Sox had piled up six runs in
the third inning. due to his wildness.
some timely hitting, and Clymer's slowness
in going after an easy high fly, he was
taken out So was Clymer.
To the surprise Of the fans, Charley
Hickman succeeded Patten, and he GER
tainly pitched some ball for four innings.
But in the eighth period ne got wild, and.
coupled with a bunch Of bingles, the SOx
rolled I'D three more tallies. Net a
hit was made of Hickman in four in
nings. he had trouble in locating
the plate in the seventh. and two infeld
raps gave the home team a score. "Hick''
won the admiration of the fans, and at
the close Of every inning he was forced to
dOn his cap.
After Clymer was relieved there was a
shift in the lineup. Delehanty going TO
left field and Shipke taking his place on
the third cushion. The latter player COW
cred the bag nicely, and two great
pick-ups and perfect throws 10 Anderson
robbed the champions Of hits.
Anderson Gets Run.
Long John Anderson broke off hard
single 10 the left in the second, and took
second on c. Jones' sacrifice. Mcfarland
handling the hunt Altizer laid down an
other hunt. but Smith got his hands upon
it and slammed the sphere farther than it
seemed possible TO throw d bail. Hahn
recovered il in the cCTneT of the lot,
Anderson having. scored and Altizer made
third. DonOhue retired Nil, and Heydon
was thrown out by Quillan, leaving Al
tizer on third.
In the third. QuiIlan, who appears able
10 pepper al sOuthpaws, cracked long
single 10 left for the opening wedge.
Smith sacrificed, but Hahn famed for
the second time Jones waited for a
pass. but Donahue beat a slow roller
down 10 third-base line Delehanty threw
over Anderson's head and Quillan scored.
Robe walked, filing the bases, and
DOugheTty shot a liner toward right cen
Ter which broke all speed records. Nil
got one hand on the ball, but couldn't
recover 1t In time to force Robe at second.
and Jones and DonOhue both scored. Da-
Wis sent a hard wa,lOp over third. scoring
Robe and Dougherty. Mcfarland un-
cOrked a good drive to left. and Clymer
apparently did not get his eye on it in
time. or lie might have smOthered il. Dav-
IS scored. Quillin boosted a fly to center
for Charles Jones, ending the agony.
Mis- single. steal of second, and Hey
dOn's twO-bagger scored another National
in the seventh, but the Sox got It right
back, and when Hahn walked, took sec
ond on Jones pass. third on a bunt by
''Jiggs," and home on Robes out, Altizer
TO first.
Two-baggers by Hahn and Jones in the
eighth followed passes TO Quillin and
Smith, and scored three more runs.
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LAJOIE BADLY SPIKED.
Maps Leader viii BE Ont of the
Game at Least Ten Days.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Cleveland. Ohio. July u.-NapOleOn La
joie. manager Of the Cleveland baseball
team. is out of the game indefinitely as
the result of being spiked yesterday by
Bob Unglaub, captain of the Boston
Americans.
The spikes tore an ugly wound in the
instep Of his left foot. and he has been
hardly able to move all day. The foot is
kept packed in ice
Two doctors saw him to-day and they
agreed he could not get back into the
game for at least ten days and may be
longer. His absence viii cripple the team
seriously.
Charles Somers, vice president of the
American League, is acting manager, and
Third Baseman Bradley is acting captain
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RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
Brighton Beach.

FIRsT ACE-Three-ensrters d -.
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
BIOOmingtIRle-ConEFessfOnaI Game
Ends I'm "A Tie, To 2.
STAINING az TIVE CTTrpa

The game yesterday between Blooming
dale and Congressionals was called at the
end Of the seventh inning on account Of
darkness. the score being to :.
Both teams played good ball, especially
Stewart and Harris, Of Bloomingdale
The hitting honors go 70 Holbruner. who
made two two-baggers.
King was erratic during the early
stages Of the game, but as it progressed
he became steady and more effective.
Klopfer was knocked out in the fifth
inning, and was replaced by Buckley
who held his opponents hitless for the re-
malnder Of the zane. The Official score.
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MEETING At PIMLICo.
PatnpscO and Green Spring Valley
Hunts Arrange Affair.


Baltimore, July baltimore is to have
an extra running race meeting this sea-
son. It Is to be held at Pimlieo. August
q, 80. 81, and September ?. It is TO be
conducted jointly by the Patapsco Hunt
Club. of Howard County. and the Green
Spring Valley Hunt Club of Baltimore
County
These two organizations have had this
project in view for some time. zach club
appointed 4 committee of two ana these
met yesterday and decided to give the
meeting.
Messrs. Redmond c. Stewart and w.
Stewart Diffenderfer represented the
Green Spring Valley Club. and Murray
Hanson and D Sterett Cuttings, the Pa
tapsco Club. The four have been intrust-
ed by their clubs to arrange and conduct
the four days meeting. AS both clubs
are members Of the National Hunt and
.Steepleehase Association, there viii be no
difficulty in securing a proper sanction
from that race body.
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Arrange Lawn Tennis Matches.

London, July 1.-THE Australian and
American teams that are to contend for
the Dwight T. Davis Lawn Tennis Cup
this afternoon met ". II. Collins. the
referee Of the international matches. to
arrange the order Of the contests. It was
agreed that Brookes the Australian, and
Wright, the American. should meet first
and then Wlding. the New Zealander,
and Behr, the other American. next.
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Earned r1ns-surface Is. First hase by errors-
Surface. A. Assessors. J. Len on bases-S'uface, .;
Assessors, 3 First base on baIls-Of Sinclair. =,
Of Pratt /; OF America. 4. Innings pitched-Ey
Sipc5ir 5: b. Pratt / hy COMBS J. hits made
OF Sinclair z: on Pratt s. 81 COMBS s. Sfrlck
01t-By Sinclair 8. by America, j. Tbree-hase hits
Myers. Hoffman l. Whiting Two-hasc hiis-Tal-
bot g. Walters Sacrifice hits-Whiting a. Curtin.
Stolen bsses-L. Whiting ~ J. Whiting a. Wal
tsrs 49, America 49,. Myers o. Talbot ~.
COMBS, Laws Coyle. Double Tlay-J. Whiting 20
/. Whiting to Walters Hit b. ritcher-Iiy Sin
clair J. Wild pitches-Sipcair Pratt Passed balls
Jones' s. Umpire-Mr. Kinney. Time Of gsme-l
ho,f and & minutes
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Philadelphia. July I1.-Joe Grim. the
pugilist with the iron jaw. has Instituted
suit against George Young for $1,000
claiming Young caused his arrest without
foundation for the action.
Young had Grim arrested in New York.
the italian boxer alleges, and then. after
keeping him there for several days. failed
70 appear against him. Grim claims he
had several dates TO box abroad. but that
his arrest caused him TO lose them, and
on these grounds he demands damages.
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DISTRICT LEAGUE.
Assessors WaIIOped by the Surface
Team by Score OF % TO q.
STAINING or TWE TEAMS

Surface Department had merry bat
ting bee yesterday on the Ellipse. the
Assessors being trOunced = to o. Surface
made twenty-six hits. for a total Of
thirty-six bases. and pilfered sixteen
sacks.
Talbot led IN the swattest, banging out
three doubles and three singles out OF
six times at bat America and Hoffman
got four each. and every other man on
the team got al least one
America pitched a sterling game for
the winners. striking out eleven and let
ting the Assessors down with two hits.
The official score:
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Inr GouIh Renfen NJ Tennl..

London. July 11.-Jay Gould, of New
York, the amateur champion court ten
MS player. to-day played a handicap
match with Cecil Fairs, the professional
Punch" Fairs as he is known, con-
ceded Is 10 the young American, and beat
him three sets to love. The scores were
O., Go. g.. The match was played at
the Princess Club
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Earned runs-NaTy &. Interior l. First base By
errors-Navy. Z: Interior. l. Left on bases-Nayy. s.
Interior. Z First base balls-OR Wilcox. 3. In
uings ptched-By Murray. 5: By Peden. s. Hits
made-OT Murray. 3; of Pedcn. 1. Struck out-By
Murray, S. b. Pcden. 2; by Wilcox. 4 Thre-basc
hits - Amey. Liederman Two-base hits - Amey
Knight Sacrifice hits-Smith, Hunter. Stolen bases
-Peden ~. Hunter Sutton, Garner. Duganne 49,.
Hit by pitcher-By Murray. 2 Passed balls-Henne-
nan, 1. Umpire-lIr Belts Time Of game-l hour
and IS minutes
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
In a Poor Exhibition Navy Wins
from Interior, IL 90 3.
STANDING or THE TEAMS
To-day's game-Post-ofioa vs. Treasury. SIS p


Navy and Interior put up a poor con-
test yesterday. the Sailors winning
handily. by - 10 g. Aside from Sutton's
playing at the initial sack. Navy played
an errorIess game. while Interior slipped
up ten times
Limberger. Interiors left fielder, played
a star game. making several difficult
catches Of line drives. Twice he robbed
Hunter Of almost sure hits Linderman,
Amey, and Duganne led with the vii
low. Ameys hit was the longest made
this year. and he could have made home
easily. but was held up at third by the
coacher.
To-days contest between Post-ofice and
Treasury will practically decide the pen
nant championship Of the league.
The official score.
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First base by errOrs-WashingtOn 1.
Left on bases-Chicago, 8; Washington, 6.
First base on balls-Of Smith, /; off Pat
ten, 3; of Hickman, 3. Hits made-Off
Patten. IN three innings. Struck out
BY Smith, 4; by Patten, .; by Hickman. >.
TwO-base hits-F. Jones, Davis, Heydon.
Sacrifice hits-Hahn. Donohue. McFar-
land. c. Jones. Stolen bases-Dougherty
Quillin. Schipke. Altizer, NIL Double play
-Altizer to Mil Umpire-AIr. Sheridan.
Time Of game-1 hour and 46 minutes. At
tendance, 2l00.
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Left on bases-New York. 8; Cincinnati e First
base on bals-Of wltse l. of Mason. 4 Struck
out-By Wiltse 8; by Mason 2 Home runs-Han-
uifn Strang Threehase hit-Strang Two-bese
hns-Devlin. Dahlen. Wiltse Kane. Sacrifice hits
Dpylin 8: B0weman. Stolen bases shannon
Browne Double play-Mitchell and Schlei TN
pres-1iessrs. Carpenter and Emslie. Time % game
i hour and 3 minutes. Atteadance-2000
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First base by eTT0T-CleFeland, J. Lett on bases
Cleveland, S; Boston. 5. First base on balls-On
ClarksOR /: of Glaze 2 Struck out-By Clarkson-
3; by Glaze. g. TwpbaSe hit-St0Yall Sacrifice
hts-Bay %. Bradley. C0ngalt0n. Glaze. Stolen
bases-parent. Ferris Double play-BaTett 10 Fer
lis. Wild pitch-Glaze. Umpres-MessrS. Evans and
0'L0ughhu. Time Of game--l hour and s. minutes
Attendance-60G
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cLARKsON sHUTs our BOSTON.
Blanks Opponents IN First Game
He pitches for Cleveland.

Cleveland, July u.-Clarkson to-day
pitched his first full game of the season
for Cleveland. and BANKED Boston, to 0.
Rain fell during the early innings, and
the attendance was the smallest in the
eity's history. Pitcher Tannehill, Of Bos-
ton. was suspended to-day by President
johnson for three days for his argument
with Umpire O'Loughlin yesterday.
Manager Lajoie will be out of the game
probably for a week as the result of the
spiking he received yesterday from ing
laub. Score:
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Earned runs-Philadelphia, !, Chicago j. Left On
b8scs-Chicago. s.; Philadelphia 9. First base on
halls-OH Reulbech. 2; OF TAYLOR. p Of Brown. !.
Hits made-Of Realbach, T. in four and ore-third
innings; cf Taylor g. Ia three and two-thirds IN
nings. Struck cut-By Taylor ?; by Brown. ,
fhree-base hit-Br0wn. Two-bass hts-Schulte,
Stenfeldt. Knabe 10. Tins. Sacrifice hit-Sten-
feldt. stolen bases-Thomss Aiagee. Passed ball
Doom. Umpires-1lessFs Klein and O'Day. Time
Of game-l hour and 81 Minutes Atfendance4.0iL
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Fitn-Barry Bout stopped.

Toledo. Ohio. July n.-There are many
grafters in Toledo, and many Of its honest
citizens are now bit wiser. A sporting
man located in Lorain. Ohio, who does
not stand very high with the sporting
fraternity. was unable to get a piece of
the Barry Fitzgerald fight scheduled TO
go last night and the bout was stopped.
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REULBACH IS HIT HARD.
Cubs Lose Opening Game with tn
PHILADELPHIA Nationals.

Philadelphia, July 1.-THE Phillies be-
gan the series with Chicago to-day. and
won by the score OF c 10 8. Reulbaeh
was hit hard and was relieved in the
fifth inning by Taylor, who was also
touched up. Brown pitched effectively
Score:
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CHARLEY HICKMAN TO GO?
Report in Chicago that He Will Join
the White SOx.
SPECIAL % The Washington Herald.

Chicago. July 1.-THE rumor was per
sistent all day that Hickman. Of the Ma
tionals, is to be sold or traded 10 the
White Sox.
None Of the interested persons would
talk, but it is generally believed that
there is something doing under the hats
Of Comiskey and Cantillon, and that
Hickman viii wear a White Sox uniform
in the immediate future.
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PATTEN BATTED OUT
SOuthpaw Proves Easy for
Worlds Champions.
HICKMAN GOES IN THE BOX

For Four Innings Charley Pitches
Great Ball, but Loses Control in
The Eighth, and the White Sex
Make Three Runs-CIymer Pulled
Ont of Game for Slow Fielding.
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GIANTS IN BATTING MOOD.
Open Up on Mason and Cincinnati
Never Has q LOOk-In.

New York, July 1.-THE New Yorks
opened en- Mason briskly at the start to-
day and kept It up all through the game
Their long distance hitting was a feature
The Reds were unable TO score. Score:
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DISTRICT LEAGUE DATES.
Three Games "A Week VIII Be Played
Until August Is.

A new schedule for the District League
was adopted last night at a meeting of
the directors at the District building.
There Will be three games week
Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays.
The Tuesday games will be played at
o'clock on No. 3 diamond on the Monu-
ment Grounds; Thursday games will be
played a. o'clock on the west diamond
Of the Ellipse. and the Saturday games
viii be played at o'clock on No. l dia-
mOnd on the Monument Grounds
The schedule as adopted last night fol-
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QUAKERS WIN IN TWELFTH.
Wndden saves Game by Moving
Down the ST. Louis Batsmen.

st. Louis. July u.-Philadelphia won the
opening game of the series this afternoon
by 10 .. in twelve innings. WaddeT
pitched sensational ball after he took
Dygerts place in the seventh, as he
famed nine of the Browns. Score:
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SETS TRACK RECORD
Lady Anne Wins Jamaica
Stakes at Brighton.
ROSEBEN'S WORLD MARK HIT

Miller Rushes His Mount TO the
Front and Goes Six FurIonss I'm
IiI1 As, a Fifth of a second Under
Record Made Last Fall at Belmont
Park-The Summaries.
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First base on cTrors-Columbia, 5; Atlantics. 2
Left on basas-Ccmmbia, 3; Atiantics g First
base on balls-0f Wooden, 2; of Kicker. /: of
Wilson. /; GH WahleT, ]. Innings pltched-By
Wooden. 2: by Kicker. q by Wilson. Hits made
of Wooden. s. OF Kicker. 4 Of Wilson. 7. Struck
out-By Wahler, 6; by Wooden, 2; By Wilson, l.
Home runs-Wilson, Fentou Two-hase hits-Bab-
son, Wilson. sasins ~. Hook. Stolen bases
Hook Fentaa. jenkins. sabins Wild pitches
Wooden. ?. Ricker. 2 Umpirs-sIr La FaFre Time
Of gameI hour aud 3 minuteG
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Philadelphia. 0 2 3 0 0 10
Left on bases--St. Louis g. Philadelphia To- First
base on balls-Of Howell. ]. of Dygert. l. of
Petty g. Hits made-Od Howell. lin innings
Of Dygert, lin innings. of Petty lin in
OF Howell, s. of Dygert. 4; OF Petty !; OF Wad-
dell. l. Struck out-By Howell 8; By Dygert I: by
Petty, 4; by Wadden. g. TWo-base hits-Niles.
HcmphiH Howell Sacrifice hits-Nichols. Collins.
Murphy. Stone. Hartzei, Dygert. WaddeIl. Stolen
blackstone Jones. Niles, Hartzel- Nid pitches
Howell o. Petty. Umpire-Alr. Connolly. Time OF
game-2 hours and 50 minutes AtteBdance-4.9D.
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Congress Heights Stars Win.

The Congress Heights Stars defeated the
St. Rarnabas Club yesterday on St. Eliza
beth's Field, by 10 70 T. A Cruishanks
the st. Barnabas pitcher. was touched I'D
for eleven safeties, while Burgess pitched
an excellent game for the winners. The
winners pilfered eight sacks. which helped
materially in the run-getting.
Score by innings;
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jamestown visitors are arriving daily
and looking for furnished rooms. An al.
in The Herald viii get them. The Herald
has the largest Circulate at Norfolk and
Jamestown of any Washington paper.
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Yesterdays RESULTS.

Chicago. 10; Washington, =.
Philadelphia, 8; 1t. Louis, ).
Cleveland, 1; Boston, o..
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Earned runs-Blonminslale ]: Cougrossionals, 3.
Left on bases Bloominedale. 2; Congressionals 6.
First base balls-Of King. Z; of klopfer ] cit
Buckley, /. Innings piteAed-By Klopier %: BE-
Buckley ID Hits madc-Of Klopfer s. Struck
out-By KlCpfev. 6; by Buckley. 2; ty King s. Two
base hits-Yessef. Holbrlner a.. Watson Sacrifice
hit-Klopicr. stolen bases-Lcland IT, Mccarthy.
Msrsden. HaTriss Fegsu. Avery e. Perry j2l Yea
ger o. Watson %. Smith, Kreamer. Hit by
pitcher-By King 2 Passed balls-SteSart a. I'm
pire-Mr Glnnt Time Of Came-l hour and 20 min
utes.
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July Il-AsscssOrs vs.. Surface.
July l2-Electrieal vs.. Collector q Taxes
july l5-Property Clerks vs. Surveyors
July ls-S,r face Division rs. Collector Of Taxes.
Tr'- 1'-Waier Department vs.. Electrical.
Julv 81 So. Property Clerks
July 25-WS.>. 'rtment vs. Collector Of Taxes.
July E-SurYeyors Is. Electrical. O'Clock
july 2-Property Clerks vs. Surface. 4 O'Clock.
July So--Water Department vs.. Assessors.
August l--Sarveyors rs. Surface Department
August )-Electlicsl vs.. Property CLERKS.
August s-CollcctoF Of Taxes vs.. Assessors.
August Io-SurTeyors vs.. Water Department.
August I3-Collector q Taxes vs. Surveyors