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%DETRoIr. Z: NEW YORK "a. H.. ,.

DEThOIT, . NEW YOKk "a, III, y.
-Four runs were made by the Detroite at
American League Park Yesterday. and four
were enough 70 beat the New Yorks.. A dis
tr..sing fact in connection with the folr
asked fs aS.i Ha'. T FIAT !. e sasSa'Isi ' % .sxins
TANNED, in Just enough runs to win. and were
on hand with hits when they had to have
them. .Detroit'e 6rst run. however was not
due g hitting. but TO a base on balls and .
The New York. bit Donovan harder in tn.
not very gS'i hard in q. t any t iinsa 10 'r Sla HTs'i fault SIs
ssnt up.soo many! ssirships. There was some.
upI,a syratins. rotating. something that
PRODUCED many mollycoddle dies when. the
S st.: , xSTs bats iG %ss The r.,i Ssl1. w Eleven s,s q III.
have a putout until the aftS inning.
throwing, being especially good. ". Cobb
came back to life. reeled on a brace OF singles.
bore two runs 70 the rubber and perPetrs.ed
at the umpire a good deal, and Dutch schaefer
was sent from the coaching line TO the bench
point With the umpire When that disnistary
Jones Jared the first bali pitched to left
Coushiin walked, Thomas threw Crawford
put and when Hickey dropped Gobb's ~
'NNCfNo % bbN w NtitiI y u Va WV bb
after the latter had singled. OLeary's out at
fret and Donovan's spinner past William ms.
There would not have been scoring by Detroit
In this inning II Orth had fred 0'Leary's
tap to second instead Of TO FIRST and forced
Schmidt. which he had plenty Of time TO do.
lt was one Of those apparently small things
.Leports hit to tsht in the second half
Of the second inning and took second base
when Cobb booted the ball. Moriarity was
slash to centre .Morisrity blaTndered away
from second On Thomas's fly to Cobb and
was doubled up. Cobb beat out a erounder
to Conroy In the sixth, Rossman sacrificed.
Downs flied to Laporte and put Cobb on
third and on Schmidtis single 70 Conroy
on the ground walops. but could not get
The New Yorks rallied in the seventh. With
enc on the shelf. .Lsporte singled and took
second on Moriarity's single. Hickey then
completed the atonement for his mum by
porte home. Thomas forced Moriarity at
third and Jones made a clever capture Of
There was one out in the eighth when Con-
roy worked Donovan for four balls. Chase
Chase's pinheaded play in watching second
to see whether Conroy would be forced, in
stead Of digging for first with eyes straight
ahead. he would have beaten OLeary's throw.
II was a hit and run move. and there was no
runner. would have been safe also II he had not
lost time looking at the ball. Williams waited
safely to centre and scored Conroy.
O'Leary fumbled on Moriarity in the ninth
and the latter appeared to beat the throw.
making the play and laid out for a few min
utes. When he recovered Donovan speedily
threw out the next two batters. The score:
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Good start: won driving: Ballot Oh. c.. ;. by
Voter-Cento; owned by james II. Ecene. trained
By Jam es Rove.
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NEWPORT TENNIS.
Miss Evelyn Sears Beats Miss Phyllis Greene
Tn Scmi-1nal.

VIEWPOINT. r. l.. Aug. THE lawn tennis
tournament at the Newport Casino wss~eon-
tinued to-day. the scratch sin giles reaching
the final. when Miss Evelyn Sears Of Boston
beat Miss Phyllis Greene of Philadelphia
In the semi-inal. The summary:
Scratch Singles-Semi .nnsls-MissE Evelyn Sears.
Boston. beat Miss Phyllis Greene. Philadelphia,
G-S. Cd.
Handicap Singles Second round-Miss Alice
Potter, New York, beat Miss Edna Bsrger. New
YORK, ,e-s, Ga; Miss Freda Paine, Newport. beat
Miss Mildred Sherman, 80. 81: Miss Ruth Nor
gan, New York. boat Miss Irene sherman, New
port, S.. e--s; Miss Phyllis Greene. Philadelphia
beat Mrs. Lorillard Spencer. Jr., New York. 80.
81, o..
Scratch Semi nnsls-Miss Evelyn Sears
and Miss Edna Bsrger beat the Misses Phyllis and
Dorothy Greene. s-6, SIS.
Mixed Doubles Preliminary round-Miss Iress
Sherman and II. A. Sands beat Miss Frcda Paine
and psuldins FosdiCa, ST. 50: Miss YosNm
4 Eyre Jr; 80; IS Mlss Edith Deacon and
Gerald Morgan. a.. e-s; Miss Jeanne Waliach
and Maurice Roche beat Miss Elizabeth Morgan
FIRST Round@Mrs. Bsrger wsilach and william
II. Sands beat Mrs. A. L.. Norro and J. r. Tai
madge u: a. as. ga; Miss There's l.elin
and c. A. Richardson. IS. 81.
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STANDING or THE CLUES.
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PLAY ~ WESTERN TENNIS.
Alexander Defaults In singles. hut He and
Jacket Win Doubles Match.

CHIcAGp. Aug. IL. Harry Waidper Of
Chicago and Nat Emerson Of Cincinnati
will decide the Western tennis championship
when they meet In the final round on the
Onwentsia Club courts on Saturday after
noon. Kreigh Collins cannot defend his title
this year.
Emerson won his way into the finals by
vanauishinR Carr Neel. the veteran State
champion. Is. 81, 40. 8-2. Waidner
was forced to take a default from y. B. Alex
ander. the. New Yorker. In their match
Alexander had won the. first two sets with
ease, 90. B-3. but refused to continue to
play and defaulted. He gave no excuse
except his own dissemination to play and his
than necessary 10 play on the final in doubles.
In the semi-fDai Of the mems doubles Alex
ander and Hackett beat Neel and Waidnsr,
%, 60. 60.
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STIRRING TROT Ar CLEVELAND.
The Count Bres Nc q Blood Vessel In Race
for Three.Nesr-Oids.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Aug. The three-year-
old swsepstakes for 33O trotters created
the excitement Of the second day OF the Grand
Circuit meeting nj Glen willie to-day. In
the first heat Bell Bird. driven by Mcdonald.
cut across 0enersl Watts, who broke. A. re-
suit Bell Bird n nished with ease In 2i3i,
after so'nR 10 the half In ioS. the second
quarter being a,i1 seconds. n 7OS gait. a
remarkable performance for tbree-year-olds.
Bowerm an protested. declaring that Nc
Donald with He'll bird purposely cut him
on hut the heat, gss given to Bell Bird after
q thirty min ute elaboration.
In the second heat, Ben White driving
Tho Count was with the bunch AZ the half.
HIS horse began TO choke and be yelled 9
his way, They had just given him snough
room when the son OF Chimes was noticed
20 reel and fall. White jumped out Of the
s',lky in time. The Count had broken a
small blood vessel IN his head, choking him.
but after a few minutes be was al right.
Outside Of a little shaking up Ben White was
uninjurcd. The summaries:
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BALLOT heats DANDELION.
keene's Cot Takes InvincIbie Handicap
hN a Nnae.

james r. Ksene's Ballot, n three-year-old
son Of Voter-Cerlto. who may rival Peter
Pan In greatness before the present turf
campaign ends. won the lnvincible Handt-
cap. one mile and n quarter. yesterday by q
nose from \. X. Hitchcock's Dsndellon. sitter
a wonderful exhibition ~ gameDess. Incl
dentallv Mr.. keene criticised Miller'shand-
ling ~ Ballot. the Jockey taking the Voter
colt 10 the front and setting q terrific pace
instead Of obeying the waiting orders that
he received from trainer Rowe Mr.. Keene
said TINT with Notter up Ballot would have
breeZed home with n couple OF lengths to
spare. Az II was Miller had a strong lead
with Ballot going up the backstretch. but
Radtke drew alon Rside with Dsndelion In
the far turn where they raced like a team into
the homestretch rnen Ballot seemed to
hang In his stride and opposite the field stand
Dandelion led by a scant half length. Then
Miller went TO the whip and Ballot under a
heavy drive responded with superb courage.
gradually wearing down the older horse
until in the last jump the Keene colt got his
nostrils in front.
As Ballot was n hot favorite at Q to 10. his
victory created the most intense excitement.
the big crowd cheering wildly for several
minutes. Dandeliop. quoted ut q TO 2. had
four lengths over Cairngorm. =? TO l. Fonn-
tainblue, IL to s. VAS run on his feet by the hot
pace. The race was run in 2'03 2-S. Bal OF
conceded nine pounds by the scale TO Dande-
lion and eighteen to Cairngorm.-
Five favorites and a second choice won
during the afternoon and the ring got a fierce
soorching Number One, u 70 S f~avorite.
won the frst race. 2 handicap for two-year-
Odds. six furlonss. by a length, after being
in several pockets. Rielto, with top weight
and quoted. at ! TO J, beat Ziephen. 9. to /,
20 s. got . bad looking ride from Jack Martin.
and was beaten of. tn time was 1913 As.
Please, ID to 10 f~avorite, had no trouble
In winning the second race. for two-year-
olds. Ave and a half furlonss. from W. II.
Lyon, q rs to I shot. who managed to beat
Marbles. 9 to 1. a head for the place. The
latter had early speed: but was evidently
short. The time was I 90 3-5.
Boots Durnell's Saylor. 4 to s favorite,
showed the way in the third race, for platers.
at a mile and a sixteenth, and won rather
easily by two lengths from Miss Doyle. s to /.
who came from away back IN the last quarter
OF a mile and beat Won Tromp. 5 TO I, a
leng for the place. The time was ! as As,
Nimbus, 7 to 10 favorite. galloped on with
the nth even, for two-year-olds. six furlongs,
He had four lengths over Mr.. Keeneis Red
Bonnet, 10 to l, who beat Monopolist, 3 to 1.
by five \engths, The time was i:i2 is.
FL Dorado, backed from 3 down 70 2, made
runaway Of the last event. for three-year-
Odds, at a mile and a sixteenth. coming home
six lengths to the good in las. Neosksleeta.
to I, beat Lally, ~ to l.. by five lengths for
the place. lorkist. 10 to 8 favorite. was dis
gracefully beaten. The attendance was
5000. The su mmaries:
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Baseball Notes.

Manager Kid Gleason has put new NE In" -,
Jersey Cttys. Under his guidance the team .
emerged from the second division.
Hugh Jennings was missed from the %coscN'n.
lines during the Detroits' visit here. Jcnn,ngs ''
the most entertaining coacher In tho business
" he docs occasionally incur the dispIessur- OF ''
august JOHNSON.
There were s~y ersi instances Of slovnesS W
getting sitter ground balls by the New York Amen
can ipneid yesterday.
The Poloists had To do sou,e sun battling IN ,
Louis to do IS well as they did sgainst tho Vrs
tailenders.
For once in q series IN New York sam Crssior
dd yery little with the stick.
Cnr's new pitcher. Rec mond TN Of BrovS
rvpor1ed yesterday.
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BINDING UP At RIDGEWOOD.
Srmi-lrnal Round in Lawn Tennis singles
Tournament Reached.

The lawn tennis tournament at the Ridge
wood q. &. yesterday did not make n
great deal OF progress. about all that was
done being TO clear the third round OF the
singles. The doubles are being held back,
but IL II likely that to-day will see fair advance
made in this competition. The
Rdgcwood e.. &. Mems Open Singlcs-Thlrd
round Walter Hazard. Crescent a. G.. defeated
v. y. Lyon. New York \. G. BY default; Charles
Cameron. knickerbocker r. G.. 10. 81, 0-3:
T. =. Woodbury.. Orange J., r. G.: defeated Dr.
q. y. Touchard Hamilton Grange T.. T. G, defeated
W. ". Jennings. Jr.. Knlckcrbocker T. G.. %.
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Meadow BROOKE Win Close Polo Match.

N~ARRAGANsETr PIER. II. J.. Aug. THE
annual polo tournament Of the Point Judith
Country Club was continued to-day at Wild
field Farm in the play for the Point Judith
Country Club challenge cup. The rival
Meadow Brook won by a score OF o.. to a.
goals. The lineup:
Meadow BROOKE. 5. Reynel. Devcrcux Nib urn.
J. NJ, Waterbury, Jr, and r. l.. Beeckman.
Ryn Mawr-G. l.. Harrison, Jr.; II. W. Harrison,
II. Il. Strawbrdge and George McFsddeti.
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TO-DfY,s CARD FOR BRIGHTON.
SIX Overnight Events Promise some Good
sport.

A handicap at n mile and a f~urlong il a
feature of the Brighton card for to-day,
with Cederstrome, Carthage and Racine II.
ha wing good chances. For the steeplechase.
gentlemen riders, over the short course.
Guardian. Blue Pigeon and Patagonian may
20 well. Maiden two-year-olds will run IN
Masquerade, Rosimiro and Melzar having
good chances.
In the third race. for three-year-olds, mt n
mile and a sixteenth. Dick Finnell, Ampedo
and San Alviso figure well. In the fourth
race, at six furlongs., Escutcheon. Big Ben
and Voorhees, will probably be played. Two
year-OldS will run in the last race, M six fur
longs, with Servile, Glaucus and Slumberless
possible factors. The entries follow
First Race For maiden two year olds. nve and
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New Works Drop Ten inning Game In %
L0uis-Cubs Beat BrookIyns Again.

The National League race was made still
easier for the Chicagos yesterday when they
won and their two nearest rivals lost. The
Cubs downed the Brooklyns. the tsilenders
won a ten inning game from the New Yorks
and the Bost ons humbled the Pittsburgs.
Philadelphia and Cincinnati broke even on q
brace Of whitewash games. The results:
st. Louis, q; New York, :.
chicago. .; Brooklyn. ,.
Boston. q: Pfttsburg, ..
Philadelphia. q; Cincinnati. Dist game .
Cincinnati, =; Philadelphia, O-3d game.
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ST. LOUIS IN. ID. 8; NEw YORK IN. H., T..
ST. LOUIS. Aug. New York dro pped
the final ga me Of the series this afternoon
to the Cardinals in ten innings. Both teams
played the worst kind OF ball and each tried
vainly TO present the game to the other until
New York finally succeeded in accomplishing
the trick In the tenth inning owing TO Ames's
witness, some slow fielding and a single.
Ames forced in the run that tied the score
in this inning when he passed Bennett and
Barry's single scored the run which won.
The score:
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PROVIDENCE


'Battcd for Pardee In the ninth inning.
Newark. ....n........0 o o q %
Providence ......, ...,..O , : o q q % %
Three base hits Mailing, Chadbourne. Sacri
nee hit Chadbourne. Stolen bases Mullen, Cock
man. First base on balls ON Barr, Struck
Passed balls Paine. p, First base on errors.
Newark, I; Providence, !. Lett on bases Newark,
7; Providence. o. Double play Absteln and Craw
ford. Umplres Kelly and Mccarthy. Time
I hour and IS minutes. Attendance !O0b
JERSEY CITY. &: BALTIMoRR, Z.
Bases on balls In the Ors, and fourth Innings
issued ny McCloskey were fatal To Baltimore's
prospects In the opening Of another series In Jersey
CITY Yesterday. The score
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FIRST RACE.
.: for two year Odds; u 600

Good start; won driving; Number One. b. T., ..
by Sempronlus-Clarmie: owned and trained by
Charles or
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'Batted for Paiten In the eighth inning.
Chica 20, .,.......,1 3 I o I o o.
Washington. ..........O o o O-S
Left on bases Washington 10; Chicago, g.. First
base on errors z fIrss base on oa.s.on
out-By :. Smith Q; by patten, 2. Hits o Smith.
~ In 3 innin gs: OF Patten. In 8 innings; of GehrinR,
I In I inning. Three base hit-Rohe Two base
hlts-Rohe. Clymer, c.. Jones, Altizer. Sacrifice
hits Davis. Stolen bases-Hahn, Ganley
ca, Double play-F. Jones and Donohus. Umpires
Evans and Sheridan. Ttmc-l hour and 81
minutes. Attendancc-2 500.
PHILADELPHIA IA. H.. 3 sr. LOUIS a. Ll.O.
PHIIA DKLpHIA, Aug. I.-The Philadelphia won
their third straight victory from ~. Louis to day.
The sroFe.
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Good start; won easily; n Dorado. oh. C.. 3. by
owned by {. {. Smlthson
trained by 7. T. Coles.
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Trk-State League.

AZ ACKNOWLEDGMENT 4; Harrisburg. o.
AZ misunderstanding, 4: wtIliamsport. I
AZ Trent ton Trenton. 4; Johnstowp. I.
At Wilmina ton-Rain.
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South Atlantic LeaEue.

AZ savannah Savannah. Z: Augusta. 4.
Az OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, .: Columbia. \
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American Association.

At T0lcdo-Toiedo. 3; Minneapolis. l.
At Indianapolis Indianapolis, q: Kansas city. q
Al Louisville Louisville. z; Milwaukee, n
A. Columbus-Columbus. 8. 81. Paul, O.
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New York state League

At Utica-Firss ~game-Utics. g. Scranton. I
Second game Scranton, !: Utica, O.
NJ Wiikrsbarre -WDkesbarre. g. A. !. A G.. l.
Il syracuse Albany, q Syracuse, I.
Al Binghamton-Troy. s: Blnghamton, I.
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First base on errors - Philadelphia, ?; ~. Louis. A
Left on bases -Philadelphis a: ~; Louis. 9. First
base on balls-On. Plank, 3: OF Dlneen, g. Struck
Two bssc hit- Wallace, sacrifice hits Nichois.
and Jones. Empires Hurst and stafford. Time
l HOUR and 20 minutes. Attendance 500.
BOSTON "a. ~, Ia; CLEVELAND. !.
hosroN. Aug. l. Boston simply walked all over
Cleveland to day In the last game OF the prr.eni
series. Thiclman was an easy mark and Glaze
was very effective. The score:
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thl"'go In New York: detroit Ir , ssGrir,,r.
81 Louis In Hos'or' CleN Gland IN philadelphia
NATIONAL IgAGUE.
NcC orb IN Cticago; B-ookINr 4, p,ttshurr.
Boston In Cincinnati: PhiIaIelITis In 81. Louis. "
ElSrrrS LBAcrE
Bsltii' ore T. Isr~y City PRIV id.rrr " NcNsrk.
hcutTenl In lcfon;o: Uudalo IN RochesteT.
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Western League,

AZ Omaha -0,pahs. II; Des yoines. ~
AZ Denver-Denver. Z: lincoln. :.
Al Pueblo Pueblo, I: Sioux City. n.
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sout hrrp League.

~ ShrrNeporiI Memphis. :: = shreveport, l.
A. Atlanta Ahanta. I: Montgomery. I twelve
innings.
AZ Little Rock New Orleans. ~: Little Roek. ,
At Nashville First game Nashville, a. Birruinr.
AAm.A second game Nashville. 4: birmingham Z,
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Connecticut League.

AZ New Haven-Ncw Haven, :: Bridegroom. n
A. Spin gneld- Hartford, 2: Sprin ghcld, q
AZ Waterbury--Norwtch, 4: Waterbury, D.
AZ Holyoke-New London. 6: Holyoke, :.
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Az Fall Mver-Brockton. Q: Fail River. =
a. Iowel-LowclI, S: Lawrence. ?.
~ New Bedford-Haverhil. &: New Bedford, :
AZ Lynn-Lynn, 2: Worcester. l.
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dlo.r Natch IN nar Marhor Trnnl. Ionrnr, !.

Bar HAFEoE. Me, Aug T. Two matches
only were rl1'ed ~ dg' IN tho tennis touIna.
lnept NJ ~ k"br = all, courts, one Of - hicb
vas hotN cont'st!d ! I van snd Miss
IhoIndlhe OF E",M NoI. brat eKo,sn Bowen
-, ~ 70. Frederick Pearson and s iss
Davis Of View York beat y. navis and Miss
e. Da' IE Of New \ oTk. al O.? WISE
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Central League.

At spnnxneld-sprnxn eld. :; Grand Rapids,
Al Dayton . Dayton, 4; South Pend. =
Al TeTre Hsute-Tcrre Hsute, 2; Wheeling r
A. Evansville Evansville, 8; Canton. l.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.


The Grays clearly ~outplayed the Newsrks at
Newark yesterday and won on their merits. Psrdee
was clouted hard In two innings. while Barry with
the exception OF one inning was invinciolc. The
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CHICAGO CS. L., Z: BRooKLYS. ?.

straight from Brooklyn to-day in a game
played in q heavy rain; The locals batted
paratively few runs for the number Of hits.
Phester had little trouble with the Brooklyn
haItera. The Rcore.
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'Batied for Lever In the ninth inning.
Ptttsburg. ...........O o o I o o I o %
boston 49,. ,......... o o o /, o %
Two base hit- Beaumont. Three base hit
Brain, Stolen ~base-BAtes. Double play-Riit-
cbey and Tenney. First base on balls-on Lever.
Z: on Flsberty, 1. Umplrcs Carpenter and John
stone. Time hour and u minutes.
PHILADELPHIA IN. ~. q: CINCINNATI, o-Ynsr
0AhE,
CINCINNATI, Aug I. The Reds and Phil adeiphIss
divided the ho aors to day In q double header. Both
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ct. LOUIS.
Totals. -. 10 80 IS o !


mo one out when winning run was scored.
81. Louis. '...".0 o -
Two base ht-Taylor. Three base hit Bresna-
han. Sacrifice hits-Konetchy. Burnett, Seymour,
Dahlen, Bowerman. Double plays Bennett and
Hostetter; DahleD, Bresnanan and B%owernan.
stolen bases Burnett. Murray, Brown, Strang.
Wild pitch-Ames. First base on osils-Or Lush. Z:
on Taylor, o.: OF Ames, 8. Struck out-By Lush, 8;
By Ames, g. Left on bases-St. Louis. -: New
York, =. U~mpirc-o'Dsy. Time hours and 50
minutes
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JERSEY CITY
'Baited for McCloskey In tho nuh inning.
'~Rattcd'for TDTen IN the ninth inning.

'Ba,ted for McCloskey in thr nuh inning.
'BAttcd'hor Toren IN the ninth inning.
Jersey CITY. ..........l u , q ~ n q
Baltimore ..,...,.,. III o u . %
First base ON errors Jersey City. I; Baltimore. :.
base on balls on FoScn, 4 on Mr,loskey, I.
struck out BY foxen :: Ivy McCloskcy. & by
ToTcr, :. Three base hits -~lfcarne. Hall. Sacrf-
nre hits Hantord Merritt, Hail. Stolen bases
Clement, .Bean, Kelly III hS pltrhcr- by McCios
key, r. Wild pitch McCloSkey. umplrcs Sulli
van and Conway. Time ! hour and 30 minutes.
Attendance sp
Al TORONTO.
n, p. r.
Montreal q y n n 2 n-5 ~ :
Toronto. n q , n n u u OF 4 ?
batteries Hurheo and MrMsnus Hescrfcr and
CaTrigan
AT AocHvsTrN.
Buffalo. q n I OF 4, :.
Rochester, q q N n q q 81 s a
Batteries Nlssnger and Ryan. Mclean and
Doran.
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wAsHINoroN, Aug. Prank Smith pitched the
White Sox to an easy victory 70 day. and In doing
so twice gave a versatile exhibition Of how 10 NIL
up the bases on q total OF ave passes and a hit in
two innings and then prevent any scoring. The
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session IA. b.. Ia CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND.

Two bhse bits -GrimshaW. Werner, Three base
shaw. Wagner. Hemis. Stolen bases Wagner, N.
Hinchnan ~. First base on balls on Ola e. l.
on bases BOSTON, ]: Cleveland. }. Struck out Ry
Glaze: g. by .Thielmsn. :. Double play nirmIng
ham. n, Hlnchman and Bemis. Umpire -OIoughIin
Time hour snd ~ minutes. Attendance a no
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First base on Left on bases
New York, 5; Detroit. T. First base on balls-On
by Donovan. :. Two base hlt-Cobb. Sacrifice
~hit-Rossman. Stolen basc-Schmidt. Double
van. I. Umpire Connolly. Time i hour and
IS minutes. AttendAnce-SOO.
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Good start; won easily: Nimbus, b. e.. =. by
Star Shoot Lady Elite, owned by Woodiord Clay
trained by 7. Brooks.
RIXTH RACE.
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session IN. H.. 4; PrrrsBURo, =,

PrrTsBURo. Aug. beaumont and Brain. Ell
Pirates were the cause OF the Boston team winning
the game to-day. Two men were on bases when
beaumont doubled In the NTH and the same number
when Brain trpled In the seventh. The score:
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TOO MUCH AIRSAIp HITTING
NEW Works. FINISH ONE RUN BE-
HpND DETROITS.
Rickey's Nun Lets IN . Tally. but he bats In
Two -~sIeVeiands Crushed TN Boston;
Browns shut Out by the Philadelphia;
s1tcagOs Smash the Washington

The Philadelphia. who are making q hard
fght for frat place In the American League.
improved their position yesterday ny moving
forward TO third place. They shut out the
81. Louis unfortunates. and at the same tims
the Clevelsnds met with a crushing defeat In
Boston and tumbled TO fourth place. The
Detroits made n two out OF three from New
York. and the White Sox smashed the tall
enders. The Bostons advanced to sixth
place. The results.
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Chicago. IL: Brooklyn. Q. noubie plays Stein
teIdt,. Evers and Howard: Holman and Howard.
hits-Shecknrd, Howard. Mslonry. Sacrncc hits
Maloney. IsWis.,. stolen bases-.IIoimnn Evers.
struck Out-By Piiester, o: by Scanlop. .. Iit by
pIicter-By Scanlon, I. um?ires-Kiem and En,slie.