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FOR SALE
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The Cruising Yacht Spray

Length 81 feet over all; waterline,
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column with an ad.
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Mr.. Rockefeller claims that he knows
nothing whatever about the affairs of
the Standard oil Company. It must
be an easy job to act as president of
a great trust.-Chicago Record-Herald.
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HONOLULU.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
SUGAR FACTORS.

AGENTS FOR
The Eva Plantation Co.
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The George F. Blake Steam Pumps,
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WILLIAM MCKINLEY LODGE, NO. 8,
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Meets every Saturday evening, at 1880
o'clock, in Pythian Hall, cor Beretania
and Fort streets. Visiting brothers
cordially invited to attend.
L. H. WOLF, c. c..
E. A. JACOBSON, K. of R. & S.
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LEI ALOHA cHAPr--R, NO. 8,

Meets at the Masonic Temple every
second Saturday of each month, at 1880
D. m. visiting sisters and brothers are
cordially invited to attend.
MARGARET HOWARD, W. NJ.
LOUISE A. TRUE, Secy.
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LADIES' AUXILIARY, A. o. H,
DIVISION NO. 1.

Meets every first and third Tuesday,
at 8 D. M, in C. B. U. Hail, Fort street.
Visiting sisters are cordially invited to
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HONOLULU HARBoR NO 81. A. A.
of M. & P.
Meets on first and third Sunday even,
ings of each month, at o'clock, at
Odd Fellows Hall. All sojourning
brethren are cordially invited to attend.
By order Worthy President,
A. L. LANE,
FRANK c. POOR, Sec,
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LARNED WINS THE
 TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP Takes Straight Set Victory from Robert Leroy, of
 New York. NOW OWNS COVETED CUP Contest Decisive and, Except for Brief Period, Never
 in Doubt.

Newport, R. L, Aug. 2S-The natloual lawn tennis championship in singles was won to-day by William A. Larnsd, of Annapolis, Md, through his stEalght York. in the finals of the ali-cornerB tournament, and the inability of Wfl- liam J. Clothier of Philadelphia to de- fend the title which he captured on the Casino courts from Beals c, Wright a year ago. The scores were e-2, 6-2.
 Harmed by his victory alsa secured championship cup offered by the na- tiona1 association, his previous legs In the trophy having been won in 1901
 The contest to-day in the finals war decisive, and except for brief period in the third set, was never in doubt from the start. Leroy, although out classed and outplayed by the Veteran, handle Larned's cannonball drives dpwn the side lines or across court If Le- roy ran to the net he was either pass- cd or lobbed back to the base line, where he was kept running back and forth until getting him or his feet, Larned placed far out of his reaob.
 In his fourteen years on the Casino, court Larned was never more brilliant than to-day and the fashionable sport ing crowd applauded his work and cheered him at the finish.
 The result was popular one, al- though many were disappointed at Clothier's default.
 The ali-comerE tournament thts year, which began so auspioiously eight years ago with a record list of entYles, and well-seasoned collection of vet eran players, proved 8 disappointment almost from the start. Tho defeat of Karl Benr, and the default of Rcals c. Wright, one of the fayorites for ths finals, in the first round, the injury to Champion Clothier, and the absence for the first time of a championship rnatch
 in doubles. robbed the tenn's at the Casino of much of it's. usual interest, Straight set contests ruled, and the fpI- lowers of the game, who for years have looked upon the Newport week as the Mecca of the sport, found little to arouse enthusiasm
 Larned's course through the tourna- | ment was along easy lines. and his six
 matches were all won without effort in straight sets.
 Summary:--
 1 Championship singles, final round-- W. A. Larned defeated R. Leroy, 6-2, | 6-2 6-4
 Challenge round-w. A. Larned de- feated w. J. Clothier by default. l Consolation, final round--T. R. Pell l defeated J. R. Carpenter, jr.. 6-2. 6-S
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Other Sports on Page 8.
SPORTING NOTES.
(By Albert l.. DonnelIy.)

That the New little pride in the town whether loses has victory when the choice Brownies thrust from posi- ton to another afford the Hartford fans
 Phil utility used in the box second base shorop and left field and probably would nave finished the rounds if he had started earlier
 Manager thinking seriously waiting nedy and Fletcher off McGraw ters he tried them oun the box yesterday.
 September IA 1so7-The the New Haven baseball this relief much thanks bitter sport and sick at heart
 Hoyoke again tottered big which Waterbury this final stretch the Con- necticut league race
 Athletics while the White smohered in defeat by the reawakened Blues
 The whaers will have Prairie The Brownies will probably try the tonic successfully during the weeks order to numb the pain of defeat
 The Brownies will to-day Whalers have been playing better ball than New aven and fight hard break their string 
 There reason why Haven rep- The fans would the Haven opportunity for man that has money and not afraid push it.
 Chicago Americans twirer day yes- gently extricated the slab by Cleveland
 Jack put game yester- day during the last few innings of the contest He didn't have chances in the field and captured them all Buffalo, their nearest the They doubeheader from Newark yesterday while all Buffalo could do break
 York Pttsburg second place National for the secondstepper both yesterday.
 paper the publishing full with box of all State National and American league games.
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|oIYOKEs GRAND FINISH.
han Sends Burke Across Plate sTith Winning Run fin Ninth,

nan Sends Burke Across Plate With Winning Run in Ninth. lyoke, Mass, Aug. 2S.-Holyoke 8 sensational finish this after against Waterbury, winning out 'e ninth inning, 5 to 4. Up to the inning Holyoke was apparently by score of to ?. With one Trubb walked and Baker sacri-
 him to second, Boucher then ed, scoring Grubb. Burke was situted for Thackara and was Ad to first. Mattern then singled ght, sending in Boucher with the
 run. Hoffman had retired to the Ing room, but was hustled out to
 He singled, sending in Burke the winning run. The game was ly fought and much wrangling oc- F l. Tn the seventh inning McAn- Fitzpatrick and O'Rourke were
 $5 each and removed from the
 for disputing a decision and
 abusive language to the umpire. lara was also fined $5 for talking
 Score:
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Fitzpatrick and Lachance, Baker, Bou- cher and Massey; hit by pitcher, Le- pine; time, 2:15; umpire, Kelley.
PONIES MAKE IT INTERESTING,
Tie Score in Eighth but Plank's Drive
 z in Ninth Stage Turns Tables.

Springfield, Mass, Aug. 2S.-After Norwich had obtained a clear lead of four runs, Springfield tied the score bv clean hitting in the seventh and eighth, but lost in the tenth when Waite dropped hard drive from sof- fel who was sacrificed to second and scored on Planks hit to left. Up to the seventh Springfield had reached Duff for but one hit. He was hit safe- ly three times in the seventh, a three- bagger by Burns coming in that in- ming. After two hits had been made off him in the eighth and one run in, Duff was replaced by Tuckey, who all lowed no more liberties after Standard had tied the score with a hit. The score.
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N. \. Y. {. FALL REGATTA ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 31 21 and 15-Foot Classes to Compete in sachem's Head
 Yacht Races.

The fall regatta of the New Haven Yacht club will be held on Saturday, Aug. S1. All the smaller boats of the Classes R and s and also the cat boat races will be pulled off in the morning over courses inside the harbor. The boats in the classes L. M. N, P and Q will race in the afternoon and on course out on the sound. After the N II. Y. c, races the 21 and 15-foot classes will sail for Sach- ems Head where they will spend Sun day They will race in the sachems Head Yacht club races on Labor day. The schedule for the New Haven Yacht club races on Saturday follows. Class R, 10 a. m.-A course inside of harbor.
 Glass s, 1O:O5 a. m.-A course inside of harbor
 Cat boats, 1O:1O a. m.--A course in side of harbor
 Classes L. M and N, 1;3o p. m.-An outside course.
 Classes P and Q, 1:S5 p. m.-An out side course.
 The exact courses will be signifed from the committee.
 Boat at least thirty minutes previous to the starting time.
 RULES.
 All races will be sailed under the Long Island Sound Yacht Racing asso- ciation and the American Power Boat association rules, but the committee may make special rules for special classes where the same are not provid- ed for under the above specified rules.
 G. EDWARD OSBORN,
 Chairman,
 c. 2. SKINNER,
 T.. Nj. SMITH, JR..
 SETH w. BALDWIN,
 WILLIAM H. IIACKETT, Race Committee, x. Il. '. c.
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GOLF SENI-FINALS TO-DAY.
Tournament in Western Woman's
 Championship Nearing Close,

Chicago, Aug 2S.-In the semi-finals of the womans western golf champion ship to be played tomorrow Miss Sal lie Ainslie of Westward Ho will meet Miss Helmer of Midlothian, and Miss Llewellyn of Lagrange will meet Miss Lillian French of windsor.
 The games to-day resulted as fol- lows:
 Miss Ainslie defeated Mrs. A, T. H. Brewer up to play. Miss Helmer defeated Mrs. Brafette, 6 up and to play, Miss Llewellyn defeated Mrs. Hinckley by default Miss French de- feated Miss Sanders 1 up in 21 holes.
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Springfield.

#-Cote out on bunt strlKes. Norwich ......0 0 0 0 0 0 1-5 Springfield 10 0 0 0 2 CA
 Sacrifice hits, Duffy, Plank, Bridges, Burns; three-base hit, Burns; first base on balls, off Luby 2, off Tucky l. off Duff 2; left on bases, Norwich 5, Springfield s; struck out, by Duff 1, by Luby 10; hits, off Duff in [ 1-3 innings; double plays, O'Connor and Yale; time, 1855; umpire, Rogers. :
 At Bridgeport-New London-Bridge- port game advanced.
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New Haven.

tford :. A 0 0 3 Q 0 KIT Haven II 1 Q 1 0 o 70 Q O-3 lFo base hits, Rothfuss, Nehring, |hrge, Corcoran; three base hits, 1es, O'Leary, Connell, Sherwood; |Ifice hit, Justice; stolen bases, Jus l Nehring, Robarge 2, Connell, Ken \, Bunyan; double play, Betcher, oran and Jope, Sherwood, Jope and
 nell, Justice and Nehring; base on
 off Mueller 2, off Sherwood 4, off &her 4; struck out, by Mueller 4. by &Iler 4, by Corcoran 1, by Sherwood
 Fletcher 8; hit by pitched ball, by
 Ter ?, by Sherwood l; passed bah,
 yan; hits, off Corcoran, in 1 inn I off Sherwood 1 in 1-2 innings, eff
 her, 1 in 1-2 innings, off Kennedy,
 inning; left on bases, Hartford 8,
 Haven 6; umpire, Kennedy; time,
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At New Bedfora-Morning game, New Bedford 6, Worcester 0; afternoon game, worcester i, New Bedford 0, (ten innings).
 At Fall River-Fall River 3, Lynn 0.
 At Lowell-Haverhil 8, Lowell 0.
 At Lawrence first game) )-Lawrence 10, Brockton g; second game: Lawrence 5, Brockton 2.
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WRIGHT DEFEATS MAY SUTTON.

Niagara, on-the-lake, Ont. Aug. 2S. Foulkes, the British Columbia cham pion to-day won the Canadian tennis championship by defeating Burns, of Toronto on the courts of the Niagara Golf and Tennis club.
 In the international ladies' singles, Miss May Sutton of California, defeat ed Mrs. Harvey of Buffalo in straight sets. Miss Sutton also played an exhi- bition match against Irving Wright, of Boston, and although the match went to Wright GA, Miss Sutton's work was superb.
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HARNESS RACING zT HUDSON.

Hudson, N, Y, Aug 2S.-The harness racing here to-dly furnished gooc sport. Summaries:
 2:9O pace, purse $3OO-Jewell won in straight he1ts; Wallace II. was sec ond and Fcnso third. Best time. 2:22 1-2
 2;21 pace, purse $30c-Katherine teok second, third and fourth heats and race. Aeptna NN7s second and Cy Shel- ton third Best time 2;2l 1-2.
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Cincinnati,

Two base hits, Mowrey, Kruger; home run, Ganzel; hits, off Pfeffer 10 in 2-3 innings, off Linaaman, in .2 Ia innings; off Coakley. in in nings, off Ewing, in innings; sac ridce hits Bridwell ?, Randall, Kane, Lobcrt ?; double play, Mowrey. Hug gins and Ganzcl Mowrey and Ganzcl land Mclean RridT-cil. Ritchey and Tcnncy; let cn bases, Boston 10, Gin cnnati 12; first base on balls. off Pfaffer 8, off Lindaman l. off Coakley }, off Ewing 1; struck out, by Coakley i, ty PfoTer 9. Time, 2;O6, Umpire, Johnstonos
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EASTERN NEW YORK RACES

Ballston, N. r, Aug. 2S.-The eastern New York trotting circuit races opened here to-day. The 2:27 class event went to Sadie S, in straight heats. Little Fred was second and Bell Ringer third. Best time 2:22 1-4. The AIS class was unfinished, Indian Jim and Janvier each winning two heats and King one. Best time, 2t1S 1-9.
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DONOVAN WINS ANOTHER.
Tigers Bunch Eight of Their Hits in
 Two Innings.

Detroit. Mich, Aug. 2S.-WitR two men on bases in the sixth, Donovan passed the next three batters. forcing in two runs, and making the game close Detroit punched eight of its hits in two innings, scoring enough runs to win An odd feature of the game was that but three St. Louis players were thrown out at first, nine going out on strikes, most of the others on flies Scorc:-
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M 'CRAWITES EASILY
 DEFEAT CARDINALS McGinnity outpitches Beebe and the Giants Gain
 a Victory. HANNIFlN PLAYS AT SHORT Tinker's Home Run Gives Cubs Winning Lead-Pirates
 Also Win.
.HANNIFlN PLAYS AT SHORT
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

New York, Aug 28.-The local Ma tionals won easily to-day from the St Louis team. McGinnity and Beebe were the opposing pitchers, but the home team outbatted the visitors and had the game well in hand from the opening inning. Score:
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 "-Batted for Doyle in the ninth in-
Boston.

%*--Batted for Morgan in ninth. Boston ........O % 0 1 3 0 1--5 New York 70 0 Q i ? 0 O--S
 1wo-ba'se hits, Ferris, Williams; three base hits, Unglaub, Thomas; hits, off orth 10 in innings, off Doyle in 2 innings, off Morgan in innings' sacrifice hits, Sullivan 2, Keeler 1; stolen bases Moriarity, Hoffman; dou- ble plays, Keeler and Thomas; left on bases, New York 6, Boston g; first base on balls, off Orth A. off Doyle 1, off Morgan f; hit by pitcher, orth i; struck out, by Morgan 4, by Young 2, by orth 8; time, 2;1O; umpire, o'Lough- lin.
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NOW IUTK .'TT
 Hits, off Kroh in 2 innings, off Pruitt 1 in 1 inning; stolen base Mo- riarity; double plays, Criger, Knight, Ferris and Wagner, Neur, Elberfeld and Morlarity; left on bases, New York I. Boston 5; first base on balls, off Neur ?, off Pruitt 2; hit by pitcher by Kroh 1. stru out, by Neur 6; passed ball, Criger; time, 1:5S; umpire, O'Loughlin.
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+Batted for Walsh in eighth. Score by innings.

Cleveland .....O 0 0 0 1 9 i s-5 Chicago ......O 0 0 0 0 0--0
 Hits apportioned-Ten off Walsh in seven innings, two off Fiene in one inning. First base on errors-Chica- go 2. Two-base hit-Bemis. Sacri- fee hits-Bemis, Jones. Stolen bases -Hinchman, Birmingham, Rhoades. Double plays-Davis Rohe and Dono- hue; Turner, Lajoie and StovaN First base on balls-Rhoades 4, Walsh 1, Fiene 1. Hit by pitched ball-Sto- wall. Left on bases--Cleveland 7 Chicago 2. Struck out--By Rhoades 3, by Walsh 1, by Fiene 1. Time 1:S9. Umpire-Connelly.
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Philadelphia

Two base hits, Leach, Titus; stolen bases, Dooin, Courtney; double plays, Doolin, Knabe and Courtney, Knabe and Courtney; left on bases, Pittsburg 10, Philadelphia B. first base on balls, off Brown 5; first base on errors Pitts burg 4; struck out, Willis 4, Brown }. Time, 200, Empires, Carpenter and Rigler
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Detroit =. .......O 2OOOO '-4 St. Louis ,...:....0 ? O-S Spencer. Three base hit: Stone. Sac rifice hits: Coughlin, Rossman, T.
 Jones' Stolen bases: Cobb. Left on bases; Detroit, 5; St. Louis, 6. Base on balls: Off Donovan, 6; Powell, 1. Time, 1:35. Umpires Evans and Hurst.
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s ........ ...... ' z26 14 0 e .....O 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 S-5 ,ury 70 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 2-4' lrke batted for Thackara in the vo out when winning run was base hits, Boucher. Hoffman, hr; sacrifice hits, Baker 3, Ryan |R; stolen bases, O'Rourke, Swan butcher: first base on balls, off
 4, off Mattern 1: str.,"k out. by h 5, by Rogers ?: lt A bases,
 e 6, Waterbury 6; doubse plays,
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EW RAVENS EXHIBIT I THEIR REAL QUALITIES bur Players Tried in Box in Farce Game With Senators. |jTH0RS FALL TO LEADERS ,ffman Knocks in Burke With the Winning Run-Rose-
 buds Victorious.
|JTH0RS FALL TO LEADERS
LEAGUE STANDING.

Hartford, Aug. 28.-New Haven made arce of the game to-day and played
 nfen in all kinds of positions. Law
 split finger by trying to catch a in the first and retired. Corcoran, |rwood, Betcher and Sam Kennedy fe all tried in the box. Corcoran the only one who was hit hard. |coran pitched and played at second, l Tt and leftfeld. Score:
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EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
EAsTERN LEAGUE RESULTS.

At Buffalo-First game, Providence 6, Buffalo 1; second game, Buffalo g., Providence 4.
 At Toronto-First game, Toronto 4, Newark 2; second game, Toronto G., Newark 4.
 At Montreal-Montreal 4, Balti- more 3.
 At Rochester-Rochester IS, Jer- sey City 6.
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TANKS LOSE ONE
 AND WIN OTHER After Dropping First Game They Whitewash the
 Pilgrims.
TIGERS KEEP UP PACE
Defeat Browns and Strengthen Their Lead in American
 League Race.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

New York, Aug. 2S.-After losing the first game of to-days double-header to Boston, the local team shut out the visitors in the second, to 0. Scores:
 FIRST GAME.
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TENNEYS DEFEAT REDS.
Ewing Was Quiteas Effective
 as Lindaman.

Boston, Aug. 2S.-,Both Pfeffer and Coakley were very effective until the sixth, when they weakened, both teams batting hard. The locals final ly won out, to 4, though Ewing was quite as effective as Lindaman, The rnn,,n.
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AFTER UMPIRE WITH BAT.
Pitcher Foxen of Jersey City Team
 Suspended Indefinitely.

AVOIIOI IT NVAOH UT UVTSGy OIIy ItWfTI
 Suspended Indefinitely.
 Rochester, \. r., Aug 2S.-Pitcher william Foxen of the Jersey City East ern league club attacked Umpire VII liam Sullivan with baseball bat af- ter the game to-day between Roches- ter and Jersey City. Sullivan had or dered Foxen off the grounds during the game for objecting to decision on a pitched ball. Manager Bean of the Jersey City club suspended Foxen in: definitely.
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SPORTS HERE AND ELSEWHERE
TINKER's HOME RUN.
Gives Cubs Lead Dodgers Are Un-
 able to Overcome.

Brooklyn, Aug. 28-Chicago defeated Brooklyn to-day by a Iscore of to 4, Tinker's home run hit in. the third inning being the feature of the game. This gave tile visitors a lead which the locals were unable to overcome. Score:
 Hlnica o0-
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New York.

FBatted Tor Beebe In ninth.
 Score by innings:
 New York ..S 0 21 KS St. Louis 10 0 0 1 0 0 1 0-2
 Two base hits, Holly, Browne, sey- mour; three base hit, Browne; stolen bases, Devlin, Seymour 2, McGann, double plays, Holly and Hostetter Hostetter and Konetchy, Dahlen and McGann, Hannifan and ,McGann; left on bases, New York Il, St. Louis 5; first base on balls, off Beebe '; first base on errors, St. Louis 1; struck out, by Beebe 4, by McGinnlty 1; time, t:40; umpire. Emelie.
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UNABLE TO FIND WILLIS.

Phillies Defeated by Pirates in Ragged
 Fielding Game. Philadelphia, Aug. 2s.-Inability to hit Willis curves and ragged fielding caused the defeat of Philadelphia to- Aav Scora.
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*Batted for Bergen in the ninth in hing.
 ming.
 Score by innings.- frlSday Brooklyn ,''' .'.... ...a 5 9 i-4
 Two base hits: Lumley, ?; Alperman, Sheckard, Overall. Home run: Tinker Sacrifice hit; Schulte. Stolen bases: Steinfeldt, Casey, LumIey, Maloney 2. Double plays: Alperman, Hummell, Bergen. Left on bases; Brooklyn, IA; Chicago, 8. First base on balls; Off Bell, }; off Overall, 8. First base on errors Chicago 1. Hit by pitcher: By Overall, g.. Struck out: By Overall, 7; by Bell, 1. Time, 1;5O. Empires, oDay and Klem.
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Tn the American Ieague,

St. Louis at Detroit, Chicago at Cleveland. Boston at Washington. Philadelphia at New York,
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RHoADEs A PUZZLE.

Blues Knock Walsh Out of Box and
 Blank the Sox.
 Cleveland, Aug 2S.--Cleveland shut out Chicago to-day, to 0, the visitors finding Rhoades a puzzle. Clevelands hits were timely and Walsh was knocked out of the box: The score:
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In the National League. Chicago at Brooklyn. Pittsburg at Philadelphia. Cincinnati at Boston.
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GAMES TO-DAY.

Tn the Connecticut League. New London at New Haven. Norwich at Holyoke. Waterbury at Springfield. Hartford at Bridgeport.
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Phil Corcoran the utility used in the box on field probably would finished the rounds started earlier
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In the ERstern LeaBues Newark at Toronto. Providence at Buffalo. Jersey City at Rochester.
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That the little pride in the town represents that 1t little whether it loses has victory thrust exhibited at Hartford when the choice of Brownies thrust one posi- ton to another amusement the Hartford fans
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SECOND GAME.
Boston.
New York.

&-Batted for Criger in eighth inning,
 a*-Batted for Kroh in eighth inning,
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Danaher thinking seriously of waiting Ken tried them yesterday
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c. 2. SKINNER,
 T.. NJ. SMITH, JR..
 SETH w. BALDWIN, WILLIAM H. IIACKETT, Race Committee, \. II. I. c.