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CRICKET.
A. q. Laurie scores Ila Not Out In Match
Mt staten Island.

An overwhelming defeat was administered
to the Brooklyn eleven by the Columbia Oval
team at Williamsbridge yesterday. This
changes the position of the two clubs in the
Metropolitan League series. the Columbia
Ovals displacinH the Brookiyns for second
position. The visitors presented a patched
up team and were shorthanded. They we're
outplayed in all departments OF the game.
getting only one OF their opponents wickets
for III runs and being disposed OF for the small
total Of 90. The feature of the game was the
fine all round playing Of A. Hoskings. who
ran up 90 not out at the bat and followed this
up by capturing six wickets for "a runs.
A defeat by 2lS runs and seven wickets was
meted out to the Manhattans in the Metro
politan League match at Livingston. Staten
Island. yesterday. the Staten Island eleven
INDUCING in a regular batting picnic. The
champions we're in rare form. and after dis
posing of their opponents for 90. thanks to
the effective bowling Of Y. +. Kelly. who was
credited with eight wickets at a cost of 10
runs, ran up a total OF 3Os for the loss OF three
wickets. Ii was the second hi highest aggregate
of the season and some individual averages
went soaring. A. q. Laurie played a splendid
innings for i49 not out and was at the wickets
for one hour and forty minutes. Until he
had passed the century mark he gave no
chance. c. II. Clarke ran up 90 not out, c. p.
Hurditch scored 40 and r. ". Powell added 81.
A close game resulted in the meeting of
the Manhattan second eleven and Columbia
Oval B team at Prospect Park. the latter
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VICTORY FOR TIE SEVENTH
SURPRISE IN STATE SHOOTING
MATCH AT CREEDMOOR.

superiority at 1000 Yard Range and Con-
sastcpt skirn,ish nun Land Trophy for
Col. Appleten's M~cn-rwolfth Rexf.
ment Team I'm tho Second TACO.
CREEDMooR, N. ". Aug. s.-The Seventh
Regiment won the eliminating event Of the
shooting season at Creedmoor this afternoon.
capturing the coveted State match by the
close m argin Of three points. Superiority
at the 1000 yard stage and In the skirmirh run
turned the trick for Col. Appleton's gray
jackets, for the Twelfth Regiment got afying
start at the 800 yard range that was hard to
cut down. The Seventy-irst landed third
place, a. points behind the Twelfth, and the
Seventy-fourth Regiment was fourth. with
"a points between them and Col. Bstes's shoot
ing outfit.
The victory Of the Seventh was a surprise,
even TO Its strongest supporters. So much
than a place. The Twelfth and Seventy-hrst
teams lea ~, failed led. to sn.rmish gp e To- sT Pc g, one
seventh, which decided the big match, was
not brilliant. but q consistent team run.
enty-Grst by q points, but had fallen too far
back in the ruck at the 1000 yard stage to
thirteen teams, repr sssntins the best shoot.
reserves and trooper were In the night. The
the skirmish run and shot through the 500
and 1000 yard stages with eleven men.
AT the initial stage the teams found puz-
high elevations. Some low scores. were
strsishssnsd out: < heavy mirage and :
*. .Ssi .s. %.e T TSs f frs% 4 G Rsstm. @tlG 1a snr s%sS
from the field with q good board. scoring
20 points more than Ne nearest competitor,
Tsslys points Sshind the Seventh came
ron 4 surprised the field by footing up the
fourth high board, "a points ahead Of Col.
fourth. OF whom much was feared. was 50
points behind the Twelfth and almost out
The he standing fS%k Of tn. teams at the end Of
Twelfth, a55; Seventh, 5ss; seventy erst
32i: Squadron A, $40; Sixty-ninth, 302; Second
Naval Battalion, sol: Seventy-fourth. 2e4s
Twenty-third; 2e'i Twenty-secend a7Si Ninth,
After a recess for lunch the 1000 yard
stage was begun and the Seventh and Seventy
Of catching the Twelfth. Both beat the
Twelfth at this stage. the Seventh scoring
II more points and the Seventy-first 2 more.
The Ninth also duplicated the work OF the
The Twenty-third came up into the lime
light at this stage also. tying the score Of the
Twelfth. Conditions had increased in dim
Guilty. the wind having switched to the rear
and running from a point right to a point
left, while the light on the target was alter
nately bright and dull.
But two points separated the Twelfth and
slow Are totals for the two long ranges we're:
Twelfth, 032: Seventh. $50: Seventy-6rst,
500; Twenty-third. 56s; Sixty-ninth. $50;
Ninth. 55i: Seyenty.fourth. 5+3; SQUADRON A.
5i2; Twenty second 5O7; Eighth. 400; Forty
seventh. 40I.
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LONG DISTANCE YACHT RACE.
sixteen starters In scawMnhaka-C 0rfnthinu
Event 90 C9runeld Hght.

sixteen yachts started yesterday at noon
In the long distance race Of the ~scawanhaka-
Corinthian Yacht Club. The start was 10
have been made at 10 o'clock in the morning,
but when the yachts reached the starting
line on Lloyd's Neck the wind was very light
and the committee postponed the start until
noon. when there was n light southwesterly
win blowing.
The course over which the yachts were 70
race was TO Cornfeld liGhtship and return.
and with the wind as IL was az the start IL
was q broad reach. The yachts got away In
close order. The feet OF racers were Red
Rover. r. b. Bleecker: Yagabopd. T. W. Sat =
tsrthwaite; pehinds, W Eplep RoCsevslt
son: Regina, !. q. Stewart CspsIcum. G sher-
Knit Min y n0yI Rr ns''e y Liesfr rDois Rnseks' s Tow
Tanys, q. p. Granbery Montauk, q. sheldon;
Busy Zee. X. l.. CuthSert: Aria, Monsoon and
Pomeranian.
A COMMITTEES boat accompanied the racers
and will watch them az they turn the light
ship. The distance to be sailed 10 i07H miles.
In addition to- the regular prizes there 10 q
prize for the handicap class and individual
prizes will be given to amateur crews on th e
yacht that makes the best corrected time
over the course. The race is sailed without
time limit.
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New York Athlete, Win at saytn Rock.

NBw HAVEN. Conn, Aug. 3.-New York
athletes to-day captured the chief events
in the New England games Of the Hibernisn
Athletic Association at Savin Rock. Martin
J. Sheridan Of the Irish association won the
individual championship with q points.
Dennis Horgan Of the New York A.. G. being
second with Is. Matt McGrath. third. IL.
and James I. O'Connell. fourth. with 3 points.
Edward p. Carr Of the Xavier A. &. won a
sensational three mile handicap, defeating
John DAILY Of the .Irish-American A. c. Matt
the is pound hammer III feet 10 inches, won
the event with Dennis Horgan Of the same
club second. Seven thousand persons went
Wild with excitement when W. J. O'Connell
and j.. J. Murray, both Of the Xavier club.
carried of first honors in the $50 and $40
runs respectively.
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FRIEND or Upton HERE.
Hon. Charles Russell Says He Has Nothing
to DO with international Race

The Hon. Charles Russell. son Of the late
Lord Russell Of Killowen. arrived here on the
steamship Campania yesterday. II had been
reported that he was coming here on behalf
OF Sir Thomas Upton TO arrange a series Of
races with the New York Yacht Club on Sir
Thomas's behalf for the Americas cup.
he heard the rumor and declared that his trip
was one Of pleasure and that he would spend
two months in this country and in Canada.
He said he had nothing to do with interna-
tionaI yacht racing. but admitted that while
here he would visit with several yachting
friends, because he himself was an enthusiast.
He IL counsel for Sir Thomas Upton. but ne
declined TO talk about Sir Thomas's plans for
q cup race next year.
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HANDICAP At BRONxVILLE.
Eight Lawn Tennis Players Left Out o
Field of Twenty-nlne.


A handicap lawn tennis singles tournament
on the courts Of the Bronxville A. A. has eight
men left In for the semi-finals. Twenty-nine
players started. The summary:
Preliminary Reund.van yi.ck. minus Is. de-
minns 10, defeated I. Kebler. plus half Is. eI4,,e-I;
u. Permley, scratch, defeated Dim, minus half rs,
90. 81; q. r.. Valentine, scratch. defeated @.
Sewali. plus 10. g.. o.; d. u. Todd. minus -
defeated w. II. Wilson, minus half IS. 1a-s, e--s:
A. u. Brtton. minus half IS, defeated U, p. Rice,
Smillie. plus half Is. s1,e, "a: II. Robertson, minus
IS a Ls'imer: minus "a. defes'ed G; :: Rowland.
dcIeated 7: Wsddleton, scratch, a., %; A. Y.
20, O.. 6-s. o.; Is. Sears. minus 30, defeated }. J.
Kelley. minus half 10. 6-i, 7-5; II. Hays, scratch.
defeated Johnson, scratch, 90, Go.
First Round-Vsn -vlAck defeated Despard.
plus half IS, %, %: J: Robertson defeated Psrn
ley, o5s al. 81: Todd defeated Valentine %.
Latimer defeated II, Robertson, al ga: SAWYER
defeated CrOokes, 6I8. 0-3, Us. Sears defeated
Hays. 81. e-S: III. A. Wheeler, plus rs, defeated
:. Ward, minus 30, by default.
Second Round-J. Robertson defeated Van
vlack, 90, 81: Brtton defeated Todd. 81. 81.
sears defeated Wheeler. 90. "a
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Slated for Sheckard In the ninth inning.
rOne out when winning run was scored.
Chicago. ..........O 0 0 0 0 Ia
New York ............ o o o l o o O-2
First base on e~rrors-Chicag go, T. Left on bases
Chicago 10; New York, 5. Double play-Evers and
Tinker. Two base bresns han. Sac
rtnce hits-Bresnahan, Steinfeldt. First base on
balls-On Overall, ?; OF Wiltse, l.. Struck out-By
overall, g. by Wiltse, 8. Hit by pitcher-Moran.
Passed ball-Bresnahan. Umpires-KlemAn Ind L msie
Time-2 hours and 10 minutes. Attendant ia. 500
BRookLYN, Z: PITTsBuRG. 8.
P~ITTsBUBG. Aug. 3.-After holding Brook
nitz exploded and Brooklyn landed on him
for two runs In the sixth. In the eighth the
visitors went at the local twirler and before
the side was retired had made five hits, scoIr
ing the same number OF times. The score;
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Matinee Racing AZ Parkway.

In the matinee Of the Parkway Driving Club
yesterday DIR. Chase won two heats NJ the second
race. but an extra heat was requested, though
Phillips had actually won the event. All started
in the extra heat and Frank Jacobus. driving Ida
Axworthy. won, defeating the big II hands Doctor.
The summarizes,
First Race-Trotting:
Frank C.. br. z. lStcphen Dunn -. , . /
Ynez. br. m. %. J. Archbold and Will
Gentle Annie, b n; CWilson Reid &c. s5!t
Tfme-,2s,z. 2:2e. 22sh. 2:2s, 27I
Second Race-Trotting:
DR.. Chase. br. g., by Dietetic John H..
Ida Axworthy. br. m. Frank Jacobus .. .
Sable Alcyoner, blk. m. CWilliam N. Halstcd) 8 . ,
Time -23OI4, 2is, 2a2ola.
Third RAce-Pacing:
John McEwen. b. g., by Steel Arch Ray. . l I
Olivewood. br. g. John II. Phillips 800. 2 ? :
Billy Walters. Jr.. b. G. WiliAm NJ. Hslsted) 2 2 Z
Timc-214l5. 2:i5. pals.
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being returned the victors by a margin Of
10 runs. Capital batting by r. Whitehorne
and J. l.. Webster contributes largely TO this
result, the former. scoring, % and the latter
contributing 20. The totals were: Manhat-
tan IL, %: Columbia Oval Team b. 1905.
A draw game resulted in the match be-
tween Kings County r and Workers y al
Prospect Park, The home eleven declared
their innings closed at the fall Of the ninth
wicket for l2o and then disposed Of six OF
the Yonkers men for a total OF ~:
the contending elevens being the Prospect
Park Gu and the Columbia Oval G. Team.
victories and won by a margin Of "a runs In n
game in which good scoring was done, The
totals were: Prospect Park, $50; Columbia
Oval Team c, 1926.
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WEsTCHEsTERS WIN AT POLO.
Myepsa Nd Takes Them Into Camp In Pesn
Judith Tourney.

- N~ARRAoANsBTT PIER. n. T.. Aug. Sat
Wildfeld Farm the Point Judith Country
Club polo tournament was continued to-day.
when play was for the first match In the
series FOR the Rhode Island cups. The rival
fours were Myopia I'd Of Msssschusetts
New York. Myopis won the match by a
score Of loH 70 81. BY handicap the My
clever ali around playing was . feature Of
the game. The lineup:
MyopLa..D.P 7. Rogers. i;H Tweed; o. II. MAIDEN,
%sstcsester c. C.@E. s. Reynoi. Z: j. z. Cooley
Z; $. G. Love. ?: Paul ]. Rainey, 8. Total hand
cap, II
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Totals....9 a'25 10 81 Totals 0 q Is I
'One out when winning run was scored.
Cincinnati. -. ..........o o 2 o ia
Struck out-By Dom-r. I: by Hit, !. First base
Brain. Randall. Sacrifice hits Dorner ~. Higgins.
Iobcrt. Stolen bascs- Randall. Kruger. noubIe
play-Lobcrt, Higgins and CAMEL. Ht by pitcher
by Doner. l. Cmpires-O'Day and Carpenter.
Ttme-i hour and so minutes. Attrndance-4.m0.
PHILADELPHIA IN. L.. 2: sr. LOUIS IN. LOO.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. a.--Magee's home run In the
fourth inning to day with Titus on base gave
Philadelphia a victory. by 2 70 o. Both teams
average. The score;
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STANDING OF rHI CLUBS.

CHICAGO IL. L.. 3; NBw YoRK IN. L.. ?.
CHICAGO, Aug. s.-Chance won to-day's
game in dramatic fashion while Dahlen and
Doyle. really tossed IL away The teams
York was blanked. In. Chicago's half Evers
hit down 70 Dahlen. who made a wonderful
hit by the ball and Overall forced Evers out.
Slagle hit to Dahlen. who rushed forward for
a double play and dropped the ball Just as
and one out Chance took Sheckard's place
at bat. He hit the third ball on the nose and
The game was over. The score:
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~LADRLPM

Two base hit-Bransneld. Home run-Magce.
Hostetter and Koncichy; Holly, Hostetter and
Konetehy. Passed balis-By Noonan. !: BY. Doom.
on McGiynn. /: OF Corridor. 2, Struck out-By
MsGlynna. z; by cSrr,iiaon; O. LEFT on SssssoS..
Time-i hour and IS minutes. Attendancc-4s00.
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Two base hits-DelehsDty, Shipke. Three base
hlts-couGhnn Downs. Clymer. Sacrifice hits-D.
Zones Gsnley' stolen b~sseszCiymer, G.. Jones.
man; Left on bssesMwsshineton IS; Detroit, 8.
F1 : b Ssse ON ON s 1sns-9n SsinrisT' z; on MSii,n: 8.
by Mullin: 2: by Hughes. 2 struck out-By Mullln.
Evans and sheridan. Time-3 hours and q minute
Attonda Dco-S OOOL
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Al Lancaster-Pipt gsme-wilIamsport. 4: Ism
caster, ?. Second game-Williamspou, I: Lancss.
trenton Altoons, 3: Trenton 2.
Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 9: Johnstown. 8.
At Reading Reading. 2: Harrisburg, 0.
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New York state League.

At DEMONSTRATION 3; Syracuse. Z
At Btnghamton-F First RHmc-WtlkesbaTre. q:
Bin ghaInton, I. Second game-Wilkesbarre. O.:
Bin ghamton l. 4.
At Troy-A. J. q O., I: Troy,5.
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.Battcd for Young in the ninth inning.

'Baitcd for Young in the ninth inning.
81. Louis ..........O o /, o I o %
boston n n d n q q o OF
Two base hit Niles Three base hlt-Stone.
SACRIFICE hi sullivan. Stolen bases--Nies. Sulll-
yan. tOngalton. Wagner. First base on balls--On
to0cI, ! OF Young. 3. First base on crror-St.
ioIs. Left on bases-St. Louis. 4: Boston, 10.
pay Grlmshaw. Wagner aud Unglaub. Passed
hal spencer. Wild pitches BY Powell. !; by
lolng, I, tmplre--COnnolly. Time-i hour and ~
minutes. AtlrndAnce-i0,I 40.
CLEVELAND. g. PHILApELPnIA "A. LA.
PHiLADELPHIA. Aug. 3.--Waddcll had a great
osil ~ Trouble In the seventh inning N day. wind.
.g ~ by. hurting his pitching arm while trying
lo h"ld h hunt. He left three men on bases and
we neat two up hit DygeTt safely. scoring four
runs. The score:
nHfI AnEI puEa rfGUIUANn
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New England League.

Al New Bedford-First game-New Bedford. ]:
B~rockton. l. second gsme-New Bedford. o.
Al FsTi R~iver-Firsi EAme-ysiI Rive. ?; Haysr-
hill o. second rsme-HAverhiii, Q. Fall River. o.
AZ Observation-Disclosures. II; Lawrence. T.
AZ Lynn--First game-Lynn. p Lowell, l. Sec
oud ~rAme-Lynn. .: Lowell. 2.
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CITY.
HALriMoRK.

BALTIMORE. 2: JERSEY CITY. 0.-FIRsT GAME.
Baltimore defeated Jersey City In both games
OF a double header In Jersey City yesterday. The
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ssutheFw League.

AZ Little Rock = Little Rock. 2: New Orleans. o.
AZ Atlanta First sme-nontkomer " At
AZ Nashvrle-Ffvt amt -BlrmInSham. q Nash
wife. 4 Srroud ganie-Sssav1sy, = Birmingham :.
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Connecticut League.

Al N~orwich-Noruich. 3: Springfield. /.
At Merden-New Haven, I: New London 0.
r Al Holyoke--Hartford IL Holyoke, =.
Al Observation-Disclosures, 4 Waterbury. !
eleven inninRsl,
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PROVIDENCE. 2; sEwARx o-HRsr GAME.
Providence took the FIRST half OF the double

Two base t-Chadbourne. Sacrifice hits
ChAdbourne, Abstcin. stolen hases-Engle, MAhl-
Ing gD. ,Zacher Jones, Lord First base on balls
on Pardee. 3: on Harris. I. Struck out-By Pardce.
.; by Harris. 7. Passed ball-Donovan. First
base on crrors-Nowark ?; Providence, 2. Left on
bases-Newark, s; Providence, 7. Double plays
Stana GO and Cockman: Stanage and sharpe; MAhl-
ing and Sharpe. Umpircs-KeIly and Mccarthy.
Ttme-l hour and rs minutes.
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MIS- Ervfng and Pennington Pearson win
DOubleS.

Ban HARBoR. Me-. Aus. "A large gallery
watched the final IN the mixed doubles
tennis tournament played this morning at
the Kebo Valley Club courts. The contes-
tants we're Miss Eleanor Ewing and Pennins-
ton .Pesrson Of New York. who beat Miss
New York easily. 80. 81. &c.
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Stolen ~Sases-Nlcholsa =, tfipehmsn. .Birmlng.
.unaANstedl. Passed bali-cIsfks. Umpirss-
Hurst and stafford, Trme-1 hours and 10 minutes.
DETROIT, u: wAsnrN1ron, 4.
WASHINGTON. Aug. "a weary but tenaciously
loyal crowd sat out . hopeless game to-day lasting
more than two hours. The score:
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American Association.

4 Observation-Disclosures City. 4: indianapolis =
Al ia: Minneapolis, 4.
Al Columbus-St. Paul. Fl: Colun, hus 0.
At T~oledo-Sccond ~garne-Toledo. u Mime
AT iouisvilIe- Louisville. q; Milwaukee. 4
AZ Observation-Disclosures II; Kansas City. 8
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south Atlantic League

At Savannah Savannah. o: Augusta Z.
Az Macon-Mscon, 1: Charleston, 4.
At Jacksonville-First game-Jacksonville. I:
Columbia. :. Second game-Jacksonviiie 0. Co
lumbld. q.
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ARR. 2; PROVIDENCE. s-szcoND oAnx.

stolen bsses-Ensie. cocEman. zscher. First base
on balls--On Cronin. !: OF Stevens, q: on Mueller
!. Struck out-By Cronin, .; by Stevens, Il by
LaBelie, I. Hit by pitcher-By LaBclle. 4. First
on bases Newark, 8. Providence. 10. Double plays
NAL hing (unassistedl; Lord and Abstein. I'm
minutes. Attendance-2.50 500.
AT RocHEsrER,
Buffalo. 49,. o $3.50 ia =
Batteries-henley and Higgins; wonwinker,
Cleary. Greene. Curric and Ryan.
AT TORONTO.
Montreal .",.,.,.0 I q OOi O o o.
Toronto. 80. ......l ? I o 0 o I O..-S Q I
Batterics-Hughes and Walters: Mofntt and Car.
rigan.
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Pekin-Parts auto Race.

Special CabIe Despatch 10 THs SUN.
PARIS. Aug. 3.--In the Pekin to Paris auto
mobile race De Dion has reached Brisk and
Spyker has reached Ischefabinsk. Prince
Bofghese. the leader in the race, Is at Kowno.
He will lea We at 3 o'clock tomorrow morning
for Wirballen,
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'Bat'ed for Camnitz In the ninth inning.
Pittsburg. .......-..." Q 0 0-5
BnOoklyn, .....,,... .-... o o 0 o o 2 0 5 OF
Two base hitS-Wagner, .Alperman. Jordan.
Three base hits-Clarke, Jordan. Stolen bases
and Jordan. First base on baIIs-oT csmnIta' g.
OF Pastouus. Z. Struck 0ut-By Camnitz. 4: by
Pastorlous. J. Impire-Rigler. Time: hours.
Attendance-6.2S0
CINCINNATI. 4: BOSroS N. L.h. 3.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 81 Hits two singles zach
started rallies that had much 10 do with winning
10 days game with the Rosons. The score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New Works Have Q Hard But Losing F,sht
with the Cnfcagoa,

The New York Nationals lost another he
to the Chicago champions yesterday. willie
the Brooklyns whipped the Pirates. Cincin-
natl went further ahead Of Boston and Phila.
delphia won In st. Louis. The results:
Chicago. 8; New York. ..
Brooklyn. 3; Plttsburg. g..
Cincinnati. q; Boston. o.
Philadelphia, q; %. Louis, D.
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western League.

Al Des AioInes--Des Moines 5: Omaha. D.
Al DenVer-First game-Denver, q; Sioux City o
Second E~ame-Denver, Q; Sioux City.
AZ Pueblo-RAln.
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pirst base on error-Chicago. Left on bases
Nav YORK, o Chlcago, O.. First base on balls-Of
by Walsh = Three base hits-Lsporte. Conroy,
lsb'll. Two base hit Robe. Sacrifice hits-WIl-
isn's, Davis. Stolen bascs-Chase. Hickey. Double
plays -ConrOy. Williams and Chase: Conroy. VIII
Lame and Thomas; Davis. Isbelt and Donohue.
' mptre -OLoughlln. TIme-l hour and IS minutes.
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base on bsiiS~or Newton. 5; on Smith. 4. Struck
olt-By Newton. I; by Smith. q. Home run
Thomas. Two base hits-Conroy, Jones. Donohue.
lsbell, Mcfarland. Stolen bases -Conroy, Hickey,
pitch Newton. Double play-McFariand and Robe.
Umpire -OLOughin. Time hours and 10 min
hlcS Attendance $4,000.
ct. LOUIS a. L.. q: sosroS "A. LII.
RosroN, Aug. 3-In the game 70 day ST. Louis
hInchcd her hits In the third and fourth innings
and thereby won the game. The score:
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&C. tpo% sl,n9 .'.'.,.. "oo""iiSs
sa ..ss' p S,.s 70 r g cis i,ns 10 : r,r rsi ss sn
~ hhls-of waddeli, s: OF .Dygert, I: on Leo-
by Iiebhardt, :. Two base is.HsrtseI Davis.
encnnee hi,s- Nichols. ". HtncnmAn. Stovsn.
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Games Scheduled for To-day.


NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York IN Chicago; Boston in Cincinnati.
Philadelphia In 81. Louis.
EAefRRN LEA0uI.
Buffalo in Montreal: Baltimore 10 Newark: Jar.
-ey rity In Providence.
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A. Grand RApids-Grand Rapids, .: Wheeling, ..
At South Be~nd-CAnton. Q: south Bend, 4. second
Camo-South send, o. Canton 2.
A. Terre Haute-Terre Hautc, s.; Dayton, T.
A. Evansville Sprin gneid. 10: Evansville, T.
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First base on rors-Baltlmo I; Jersey City, /.
Left on bases-BalumOre, 2; Jersey City. T. First
Lake. s.. Three base hit-Keister. SOcrincc hits
Hanford. Burrell. Stolen SO Beach
Double p~lays-Burcheli, Burreli and R6pp; Beach
and Rapp. umpires-Suiivan and Conway, Time =
1 hour and IS minutes.
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Central League.

e Al Asbury Park. N. J.-xavier A.. A.. I: AsbuD
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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John l.. Grffths. United states Consul at
Liverpool. reports that complaints are fire.
quently made OF the high rates charged by
from the interior manufacturing districts,
and an effort Is being made to overcome this
An agreement has been made with a motor
delivery compan OF LSndon for the estab-
lishment Of q regular motor wagon service
from the potteries to Liverpool, by which q
substantial reduction In the freight charges
will be secured. IL Is intended TO extend tho
motor service to Manchester, Birmingham
and other important trade centres.