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Hest on, q: es,.

PHILADELPHIA a. b., 9; NRw YoRK "a. b.. 3.
The Philadelphias waded into Doyle at
the outset OF, Yesterday = game, on the Heights
dustry to win. The New Yorks scored heavily
ip view OF the number. of hits they made. but
s asis To made not H Si,satSS oi 1sw oh bits, w.d ISs1s T n:
Rube put the n. d. brand on the home players.
having a margin Of three runs. secured IN the
Mighty spirit. Only two clean hits we're
made on him: iagorte and ,rhornss made
while Morisrity and Chase reached ftrst on
hits. the genuineness Of which was swathed
The first pennant seeker up was retir ed
emphatically. enough. but Nichols. Seybold.
Davis and Murphy made the ball whistle
three runs, but II wouldn't have been good
for more than two IL Doyle had not thrown
t%s Gs', V fO s&s T ficRo i RIs'ss a Gh SaR Rs E bs
between third and home. but turned and
threw to second. His intention was all
was too long about deciding,
Sim Nichols failed TO get under Moriarity's
sIar,@T Tad SsPG to Tie * ' second ssi0S bag. ln as scored s@d
on a couple o. first base puts. Chase hit in
front OF the plate in the fourth and being a
shrek made a Mustered throw to stop him.
The best Davis could do with the throw.
winch was high: was 10 knock the ball down:
Doyle did nice pitching with the bas =
filled in the fourth and BANKED the Keystones,
but in the sixth Collins and Oldring Jared h I'M
ior a ngle and a triple respeeti yely. Collins
fitted In on the single and Oldring followed
on Waddeil's grounder through Conroy.
The Philadelphis run in the seventh had its
inception in a base hit. but never would have
eventuated IL the fielding had been according
to Hoyle. Laporte made n low throw to first
and STAYED on the third out just long en- n
for Da Wis to score.
Thomas ban ged a liner to right for three
bases in the eighth inning. He made "A run
ball was moving too fast for Nichols TO hang
on TO II. but on three other occasions he killed
hits with fine stops. The score.
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FOURTH RACE.

Good sta IT; won ridden out: Just So, oh. e.. q. BY
teoTgc heSsler-N Verify; owned by :. Hextsr
trained 10y 4. Lghtfoot.
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krrne leads winning Onners.

statistics for the meeting Of the Sara toga
Racing Association. which ended Thurs
day last, shows James X. keene TO be Ia his
usual position at the head Of the list. The
victories Of Colin and Ballot In big stakes
IA we'll az other events won by horses In the
stable made his winnings during the meet
ing sta, OsD. Frank Farrell takes the second
position on the list With winnings Of se4. sos.
castle Stable Is third With $40. sS5. The horses
Of John Sanford. which started for the nrst
time this year. did so we'll that he finished a
close fourth with ti0.575. Others winning
more than 5000 were:
4. Belmont. sii. $50; ". u. jennings. S.C7O: J. y.
Wldener. $3.50; =. ". Colt. $500: T.. \. Clark.
sL,esb: ~, =. whitney. $3.50: n. J.. Cannsn, st.e5:
pa,choRur Stable. $3.50: !, n. Hitchcock. $3.50,
Ir, SEQ: u. u. Dur ca. SOD: oneck stable.
zoos. NJ. h. hwa SeI4O. J, Z. Seagram, Se.3a.
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New Hsuse for wsk~n~ld Y. q.

N~ARRAdASsETT PIER. r. T.. Aug. 30. The
new clubhouse OF the Wakefield Yacht Club,
situated on Platos Island. in Point Judith
Pond. and a gift OF Mr.. and Mrs. }. II, Hanan
Of New York, was formally opened to-day
in the presence of about 500 persons, who
journeyed TO and from the island In motor
boats. The clubhouse was gayiy deck ed
music by a band from Nara g~snselt. Harry
b. Kane Of New York II commodore OF the
new club. Capt. H..M. Knowles vice-com-
modore and y. Sheldon rear commodore.
ON the regatta committee are T.. VI. Prescott.
!. n. Hinchclire, J. ". Slocum and G.. !. Ken
Won. Point Judith Pond In about six miles
long and runs into the sea not far from Point
Judith.
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TRYING ENGLISH SHELL.
Har, ard Hopes 10 Use the sims Bea, In
Races Neat Year.

BOSTON. Aug. 10. Harvard oarsmen are
trying out the new English eight cared shell
built last spring by Sims 4 Sons. The Putney
Boat builders. and which arrived ii in this country
n short time ago. 4 scrub crew under Cant.
John Richardson, .Ir. and coached by former
Capt. Filley has already taken several pTaC-
tice spins in the new boat.
Capt. Richardson said to-day that the boat
seemed to work very smoothly and while II
differs in several essentials from tho Ameri-
can shell. the crew that has been rowing in IL
thus far has found little fault with the change.
2 he Harvard oarsmer will give the new bcat
. thorough tryout this fall after college
opens, with n view OF using II or = similar
boat In. races neat year II II ~ deeme.
practical.
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sLoops: CLASHES . AND T.. ~ 70 rs rkkr-c COURSE.
SOL AnFN start. n ~

sLoors. =, TO 81 r~KEr-couRsu 49,. MILES START.
nG.
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Races for the Autumn Guns.

The regatta committee Of the New York
Yacht Gu has issued instructions for the
races for the Autumn cups. which are 10 be
81 lied on Thursday. September s. These
races will be sailed over the Glen Cove courses
and the start will be made az noon. .rhe
course will be signalled before The warning
signal Is made. Entries for these races will
In each class there will be a first prize IL TWO
Yachts start. a second II four start and \
third, II eight star, The races are for all
classes and for sloops down to the az foot
class will be two minute handicaps and for
others one gun.
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On form Colin. Fair PLAY and Jim Gsnney
look best. The Fall Handicap. six furlongs.
is another feature of to-dsy's card, with be
Mund. Sewell and Court Dress having el-
cellent chances according to figures. For the
Inaugural Il eplechase. at sbou, two miles.
John NJ. r.. Bsyonet and Jimmy Lane look
the best. In the opening event. three-year-
Odds will go q mile, with Dick Finnell. Ammo
and Ellisdale possible. factors. In the fifth
turf, Orbiculsr, Herodotus and Tony Bon.ro
may 20 well. Two-yesr-olds will run in the
last event, AT six furlongs. with Black Oak,
Bell " and Dennis Stafford looking
Formidable The other entries follow.
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N4VS,S BRILLIANT FINISH.
salIsr shooters Capture National Trophy
by Three Points.

,.N,, prrpv Ohio Aug so The national
,ranhv w.. van io . brilliant ,Ooo ward
ani.h this n,orning bv the ,,sm from the
I"ni,.a St.,.. Z.vv which ou,shot Nsss,-
,hm.s,,. hy three noipts s.,I 70 s.1ts. with
mic in third nI,c re- NTH sass N.ssschu-
- 1T. a.. tIiI,o an ,ronhy md ssoo. Onto
se''s kc's ".o" ~. "a
the bronze so'oier Oh Nars'hoh anu s-"o'
fourth money. 500. went 10 the tnited States
Cavalry. which scored $3.50: fifth, So, to
W..hington with s.asi. and sixth, $50. TO the
S.".' s".wr wi,h az ms Psnnsvl.
vsnians made seventh place with 3,3B. The
Unit ed States Infantry, which won Y wear
1000 wbich xa. third on Wednesda = night
sko nie '
tOoR elghth rank ~ ','--
New York. winner the first three years the
match was shot and fourth last year. came in
- ~ . o,, uh;ls Eav .I.rssr vas tsn,b
h'n,n' w 30. y" ~. 800 80 -,
win 3'Si'' Never IN '"e ms,cn nas 'nSee
been such good shooting as this year. The
scores range from 10 20 800 points higher than
Is., yssr I'm, teams heating their records
81 h.n'.iy.. fsrjh.r doyvn IN. hsi than
Dhu 'nehsei'es "''"" 49," Wv ~" U.s."
they we're a year ago. HOW rapiuly the
standard of IL rising appears
D., ,u~ir.tancs That IN. Nv yo,t
from 'ne iac', io' 'na n~N
team finished nNe plsces lo~er 'hah u ava q
year ago. although u scoreu Nv" better. New
L noA Aha 81 81 lnAA anHA lnAE
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Newpor, Women Play In Tennis Doubles.

NEWPORT. r.. J., Aug. 10. women's
handicap doubles tennis tournament was
begun NJ the Newport Casino his afternoon.
The first round was completed, the results
being:
Women's Handicap Doubles First round Miss
Rdns. Bsrgcr aud Miss Jeanne Waliach beat Mrs.
Iorllard Spencer. IT., and Miss Louise Scott.
IS. u !. %: Miss Irene sherman ana Miss NIL
drcd sherman beat Miss N, y. Leskc and Miss
q. Leske by default: Mrs. Arthur Scott Burden
and Miss Nora lsclln beat Mrs. larger Nsllsch
an Mrs. Rlclart SfcVens, q, 90, %: Miss
Marian Fish AMI Miss Edith Deacon hcs, Mrs.
Howard GUSHING and Miss Margaret Dix. II s.s-t.
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CHICAGO. Aug 80 - winnsT and runner up
Golf Association to-day q! Midlothian were
captain Of the Windsor Country Club. Won
the title from Miss Sallie Ainslee, Westward
NJ: Gy r. ! Spi and G s., G So"ics s fof Mss Vi: Ain.Ie. iOr
sHELrEE ISLAND. y. ". Aug: so.-ln the
ri. N. Coke. Englewood Golf Club. defeated
W. z, fOwnes. Pittsburs, Pa, by up Their
medal scores were as follows. Coke. ~,
SIS 80; Fownes, a., @-S.
rules. writes John l.. Low in coli Musi,oted.
nghtins for large principles. Between these
YOU can. and these champions Of equity
here Is clearly a very, distinct disagreement.
they take entirely different view. Of The
is viewed from different and opposing stand
points. The conservative holds that golf is
which a man must measure himself If he does
not wish TO come to a poor finish. The other
side looks on the game as more or less OF a
performance in which q man distin guishes
himself by his steady. progress, round the
course. a progress which should not need
iS.a Of De psrformssS: NAV M Or be- earned rns, t daf
men refuse TO recognize the difference Of
Lind between match play and medal play.
possible TO arrange for each golnng crime
a moderate am s"nN'i"nt penalty"
Dave Honeyman Of me Ardsdale Golf Club
has made a new professional record for the
Crawford links. In a friendly three bail
match there recently Honeyman returned
Two rounds OF rs each Tor a 70. which 10 a stroke
better than the old mark held by David
Patrick. Although the ninth II only a 4 hole,
HoneynIan took o for II the 1rst time around
and ) the next and he considers that with
any kind Of luck he might easily have saved
nj least three shots. Once over the nine hole,
Crawford course covers a playing distance
of more than $500 Yards. making IL one OF
the longest in the country. His card was
as follows:
In. ..............S 5-ss-7e
Willie Collins, the Oakland pro, has
established q new rec ord for the extended
course OF s,i22 Yards. Playing with George
Upshur. an Oakland member, Collins nego-
tiated the course in seventy-three strokes, as
follows:
Out. ............ 435 , So
/, ............ 3 4 5 4 q 4 4 l-s7-Tg
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EMPIRE CITY CLEARS $4,000
RACE MEETING Ar IONkERS
WINDS ar IN FINE STYLE.
GOidDrOOr Wins WOOdlawn Handicap Before
10000 spectators Running Account,
lbawksms. Just So. col. Bob ami Henry
a. Fake Last PurSrs of the Meeting.

The Emnire Ci,v messing wound nm in n
blaze of glory at Walkers track Yesterday.
Tho crowd yas c,oss IA % o0o snectato,s
Including hundreds tbut had inst come buck
from Saratoga President James Butler re-
ceived countless Congratulations from horse
men for the way the sport had been con-
Quoted. while Mat J. Vim, the manager
Of the ,rscL ,iso cane IN FOR , share of the
n.atao ~, pn,1a. .,I Nh 80 cor
pssns.. messis, n",'e, anu w ns ,o ,t
graduated Charles Mchanuf, superintendent
Of the track police force, for the excellent
order maint aimed nj all times. II v as roughly
estimated thai ,he profits OF the Empire
elub averaged about $1,000 q DAY or close 10
500 900 for the meeting. which is good proof
that the Netronolitsn nubIic desires racing
- p "s
mere VI the mon'h OF Nusust'
n0, " ,Ss otSep , winners ~rse w S"yer ,,so we'll "lsred,
90 Una. ."e ,T po nau .o'sh ~. Wao ~ we
Handicap, a, about six furlongs. with a good
lot of sprinters facing the barrier. Collouuy,
With TON weigh, was luk.wsrm fayoriIp
-, 3D., o. n.L;,r r. 80 tor NEARLY
az ~ uut at'er hahihs ,nt psce 10, "-s,"
half a mile her burden began TO get in its
m"s S,ot.re.s ,p,o ,oo,sd ,hs winner
-. dr,,s
onS sns Me.nensu near .ne emu h.r =" r;n hr
length and a half In 100, equalling the track
record Cloisteress had . narrow margin
- ~. -. =. .o,1l ..oh.
over oid honesty 10 10 J. VINO wouiu pfops-
bly, have done better rad IL not been for in
reference al the start. Quadrille. well
h.cl,d =, wss .Irsys close nm and finished
-. rI,ara 80
nan = lensth out Oh .ne nIohey, -
stT9ng pay on me ntrs sn.s h,,
snn lazy savoy, oackeu from o =" - "u'
ne1,ner couIo get our on tue puth. uouou
Big money was ios, or ! J.. nsEsss noiow'
10 10 isvoIie, 10 me nLs, race Ior ,wonIfstr
o,ds. I'VE snu : nsn Iurionss: nenam p'eh,,
o., early speed slter q SLOW pegipnihs, pn,
when ne iooRea IKE a WINNER az M WueswH3
tbe s'retcn ne huns ln ms .,Iiue snu go,
hers isunhing tccouht. : 10 ! conling i,om
IVA os Hn .a nsn 90 I'VE sailor. Illi a to ~ finished
reng'ns ia noo Sst 81 Up pwI . besd
wllna game rusn any Mss mnd ~ 10 ~
'Ior tns pace; - ,nmSuU u" UP u WIZ
ner anu 70. nun LOT SI.oVVt r-oLas n,
ne seconu ,aCe' !, ev,.Ir WooisSons
niue Wss an open UesI'ns ams viii
Snd Mlnos VIII spuai ia.u'uee ~ ~ ~ ="
Iaunu az D anu tWsanna well supPoian 49,:
Letonpe mesnwnhs va ~, w u ar
nackeo irVm . Loo. wools.ohe 'pWp na m ~
wlnneI ~ tne Ias. iutions poie' am%
moVeu up insh mhh mOLauHh ~ 4 20 a."
Won IN = utlvs py nsn a rhsin MWnn'
Moois.one nssus ienhs aa anI . rohne could not
VINO oeat aunt a neau' heAo"ne Vou" NV
ger ont OF ms omn Tsy, n.roa for. Lu-
Just ~ wv hau zen pIeHHa and 100 S.rds
ing won !ne tnlIu Iscei =. ~, " ySruIi
out ms s'aoie S2nncc q nsu ~ = gnod
HnsiiSSs, nnsnsS ~ y aDd Gas hscked dowu
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Fnslish salt water Championship Won b,
Taylor.

The $40 yard English salt water champion
ship took place recently at South Shields when
the best swimmers In England participate ed.
Taylor. who won the mile championship
not long ago. won by i've yards from Rad
i~nilovie, the Welsh champion, IN the fast tim.
of 4 minutes 81 seconds. Willie Foster or
Bacup, who is yet ~ his teens, was within
II was "A remarkable piece of swimming for a
stripping of his years. There was u strong
tide in favor Of the swimmers, else he nxures
would have broken all sorts Of records,
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Close Matches IN the Var CsrtIandt Park
Tournament,

Al Van Cortlandt Park yesterday the play
ers reach d the semi-finais for the Greater
New ork championship and Herald cup
and for the beaten sixtsen cup given by the
y W York Golf club. which is conducting the
tournament. The SEM finals for the title
this morning will he between Floyd OF the
New York and Anderson. Douglas and
Flaugh of the scottish American golf club.
the two organizations TO maintain club quar-
tiers on the public links.
FoLr matches in the first round went to
extra holes. \ even Ia skill were the con-
testants. Most important Of these was the
match bet ween Floyd. low score medaltst
q ton. Jr.. the capable junior from Baltusrol.
After each had won three holes they we're
square at the turn, both going out In 20.
Upton had the score even at the fifteenth.
g won the sixteenth In . and they haived
the seventeenth. Upton faced the home h1,s
hole a = and FLOYD "a we'd his bacon by a win
In 4. He came. In with ~ and Upton IN 81.
tenth hen enabled FLOYD 20 win out. Floyd
was quite as fast against Wood la the second
round. winning by and =. They PLAYED the
by. holes. Floyd needing n . for u. but then
Broe Of Columbia and Bu,by Of city
gan and Haniey, survived for the consolation
who made ~.
YORK Golf, beat 4. IT, ia rne1t. New YORK Coli, Inp
and 2 to play; j.. Anderson, Scottish. beat !. J.
S%Essdp' Kew s' Sss4 Coli asii: ss az : tP $.e ! e D s.Sr' ! Eel !.
Golf. by default: Charming Floyd. Sew York. Golf.
s S- bp Fl 3 sp seo;; r.; S s.. I 6. r. sy h / * ( "s n SH.,
tached; BY ! up tso holes; = Hlim.Ilin' New Hn
and to play: J. j. Fisash' scottish, beat &. MAJ
shall GIs' SSrs Coli; by ! up 90 holes Sr nons,a
Third Round Andersen bes, Rove. 4 up and
Douglas beat GiimsriIp. up; Fisush beat Carr,
4up and = 10 play;
/. Broe. tolunbls College, beat D. o,Kane. New
nork Coll: . np and to p,sS +, s,allsIo, qhsS
I. {. .MscClinlon. Sco!Ilsh beat i. Y. MeKeon.
New YORK Coll. ! up: y: = Cos'gsn, nnnitscned
play: james Milne. scottish, beat /. White. IN
s ,.ts-a' beat : " F. AID r s : to pi Foi Vi Hins n' by de n%1i
!. l., Bssby CITY College. beat 4 Ls' Msssens.
New SoI. Coli sp snd ! to P,sy; . F. sllye''d'
second Round Broe besi sisIls I'd i NJ: Costlgan
s Sfn. MscS Sn ,o : %P s snS = b 10 ei.y 6.. MAa sIiiy s sGs'
; up and . 10 play.
-NASrucKEr. Aug. 9o.-The championship
Of the. Siasconset Golf Club. which is the
played for last week, The presidents cup
IprsSeHtsd By Disby Bell vas Won by Roy
TO 60, Webb viii hold this Title Of champion
Of NsntuGkeS for q yeSwT; o tn. SeWSTs,sTy,s
Valley. who beat J. $: Curtiss. Baitusrol. in
the final. by up. The third cup was Won
by J. J. Morrison. Ireland, from Digby Bell
cup by K. s. WSb6. sissconsei. from W
Curtiss. Bsltusrol. up and 8 10 play.
team match by the score OF - to 0 Nassau
SYSTEM. The score;
slsseon.e,.R. p Webb. ;; w. ROBBERY; ! \ z
Il. Il. Calvin. JT. d. George RAAU. JT, 3 y, l..
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bpSION IN. ~, y NEW NONk IN, I.l. ],
BoSTON, Aug. 3O.-With two l%efthandors
firing them over the Bostons defeated the
New iOrks to-day IN a game hat was stopped
by rain at the end of the sixth inning. The
BostOns being two runs ahead they did not
mind the rain. IT'S good for The crops, "
said Tenney. But I'm no farmer" said
MCtiTaw. The BostonS made a run in the
first inning on beau mont's single. Bates's
sacrifice. Doyle's tumble on Randall and an
out at first. shannon made the loop in the
fourth on a base on balls. u hit by Devlin
and a long poke by SeN mOur. lenucy singled
in the sixth. and there follow ed u tWObarger
by Brain and al infirld hit by Beaumont
that sci tied the game. he score.
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Maroon ESCAPE FOR DRIVER.
PAGER Ethan Roberts Runs lA~s. ~ Grand
Circuit Meet.

Providence, X. J.. Aug. 20. The final
days card OF the Grand Circuit Races q, Nara
gansett Park this afternoon called for four
races. which furnished good sport for the
average sized crowd that attended. The last
race Of The meet furnished one OF those exciting
incidents that once in r while enliven the
raci u meets. Ethan Roberts bolted just
after getting the word ami ran more than n
mile ana a quarter before he was brought
under control. Twice during his mad run
his driver. snow. had narrow escapes from
being thrown from his sulky.
In the second race. after finishing NTH
and fourth in the nrsl two heats. Wilson
lddin gton was driven Tor n beautiful finish
in the next two heats. winning each by a
neck and head respectively, thus capturing
the race. The
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TWO base hit Brain, SacritlCc hts Bates.
Ncrdhanl. First base On balls ON Young. !: OH
MIltsr. !. First base on error Boston. Lett ON
bases Boston, s. New York, l. Struck out by
Young. 81 by Miitsc. =. lmpires Brown and
Mathewson. Time hour and , minutes. At
tendance ..lG6.
PHILADELPHIA ~. ~, a. BBOoKLYN, D.
P"HILADEIPHIA Aug. ~. The Philadelphias
won The first game with Brooklyn to-day by
he score ot { To ,. l'dstorius received poor
support in The fourth inning. and the Phlla-
d~rlphiaS collected three hits aud two runs ia
the seventh. The score.
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First base on errors Philadelphia. . Left
on bases Brooklyn \: Philadelphia. t. Stnlck
out ~ psstorius. |: by SPARKS, I. Three base
nit -LiimleN. Two base hill Titus. SscTincc hits
-Msloney. Ritter. pastorlus, Sparks, Stolen
base Magee. Double play Doom and Doolin. Hit
by pitcher By SPARKS !. tmDirrs Carpenter and
O'Iay. Time ! hour and ~ minutes, Attend.
Ance -.D6.
pIrTsnrHG, .: CHICAGO ~. H.. I FIRST CAMP.
PIrTssuRO. Mug. 90 Pittsburg and chicago
played Il double header THIS afternoon. The affair
VAS marked By the creation Of y double record.
For the hrst time In sixteen games the locals lost
q game ON Friday afternoon. then again the Cubs
s,nrrd their twenty seventh SlIutOut Of 1907. This
mnny odd timers assert h n record IN fast com
nnnN. Thr ScOTrs:
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Miss sutton Defeats Miss Hedley.

NIAoAEA-oH-TBE-LAKR. Ont, ATg. d.
the lawn tennis tournament here to-day
Miss Msy G.. Sutton OF Pasadena. Cal. gave q
convincing exhibition Of her prov esq aga,nst
Mss Hedlev OF Toronto. The American girl
won In straight sets, "a.
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wAsHISOToN


.batted for patten In the ninth inning.
Washington. 90. ..l u u u u u u u Ga
Boston. ....... u u u u : u ~ u u IA
Left on bss-s-wsshington. 3. Boston. 5. First
base on bslls Patlrn. =; on Obe rlln. I: OH Nor.
gan. .. Struck out By Paiten. I: by Morgan. v.
10y Oberlln, !. Two base hits COnga,ion, / rrris.
Sacrincc hit Smith: stolen bases Cl\ mrr. Con
Attendance l.@.
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Games Scheduled fer To-day.


NWENTUNN LENUVEl
Philadelphia In New York: Boston in Washln g,on;
Chicago In Cleveland: 81. Louis In Detroit.
EATIoNAL LIZ ,oUE.
New York In Boston: Brooklyn In Philadelphia;
Chicago In Cincinnati; 81. Louis In PittsburE.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Newark In Jersey City: Providence In Baltimore
Toronto In Montreal Bufalo In Rochester,
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Az Mlnneapolis-St. Paul, I; Minneapolis, 5.
Al Louisville Columbus 4: Louisville, I.
Al Milwaukee First game, Kansas city, . Nh
whukee. I. Second game, Kansas Guy. \. MI
Waukrr, l..
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New England League

At Lynn-Lynn. I: Haverhlll. o,
Al Fall River-Fsli River, .: BT0Cht on. u.
At Observation-Disclosures. "a: Law renee. ..
Al Low ell-Lowell. 1: New Bedford. Z.
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Connecticut LEAGUE.

At Bridgeport Waterbury. s. Bridgeport, D.
Al New Haven e. Springfield. y: New Haven, :.
st Hartford First game New London, q Hart
ford, o. Forfeited, Second game exhibition
Hartford. s. New London. I.
AZ Norwich Norwich, i. HOlyokc, T.
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At Lancaster First game - Lancaster, civilians
port, :. second game Lancaster, D. Williams
pOr, o.
Al TrentO First game Trenton, O. Harris
burg, l. Second game Harrisburg, J. Trenton, :.
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At Grand Rapids-Springneld. !: Grand Rapids. o.
At TeTrc IIaute -Terre Hautc. s.: Canton, I.
Al South bend First I'M South Bend. !:
DAYTON, y. Second game dayton, o. South Bend, T.
II Evansville Evansville. y: wheeling. l..
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Bad start: won easily. Henry D.. b. or bT. e., 5.
by Chsrade Fruit OF the Loom; owned and trained
ny W. Walker
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BILLIARDS.
NATIONAL
Yorks Lose In Boston; BrOOkIyns Fare
sew Use I'm PHILADELPHIA.

The New York Nationals lost In Boston
yesterday. and the Brooklyns had a similar
experience i'm Philadelphia. The Pittsburgs
beat the Chica gos in the first ga me OF a double
header. but az they lost the second game
their record of Friday victories was broken.
The results.
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At Utica Scranton. Z: Utica. !,
Al WnkesbarTe-A. j. and g., =; NilkesbHrrs, D..
Al Troy and Albany ltaln.
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The New York aud New jersey Teams left
this evening, the former In char &c OF
Major Palmer. col. 'Thurston starts for
ottawa tomorrow, evening with the Palma
tenn.
WAsnINoToN, Aug. 3O.-tcting Secretary
OF the Navy New berry to-day sent q tele-
gram OF congrstnlation 10 the Navy rife
team which won me trophy ~ the national
the President or he success Of the team.