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yyv YORK IN. L.. .. PHILADELPHIA IN. L., 3
AFTERNOON GAMR.

yyv YORK IN. L.. Q; PHILADELPHIA IN. L., B.
AFTERNOON GAMR
The New Yorks spent this years Fourth
by chastisIng the Philadelphia twice at the
Polo Grounds Two games Il entirely
different natures were played. yet both In
terestIng In their separate ways. To use the
ant EXPRESSION Of a rooter. ono was no-hit
game the other an sI'-h.s. e the morning
Witse made the unique record OF pitching d
ten inning victory In which the Quakers did
not get q safe hit or anything that bore
particularly close kinship thereto. That was
by all odds the big event Of the day so far as
baseball performances go. but the afternoon
game had much more hustle and vivaoity.
II was a slugging match. in which the New
Yorks easily excelled, showing that they
coul adapt themselves to two battles OF
entirely different natures with facility and
profit
There was brisk rain in the early part Of
the afternoon game. which not only bothered
the pitchers, but had its effect on the at
tendance Taylor and Corridor proved poor
wet ball handlers. Taylor being batted out
in the second inning and Corridor being
unable to control the ball at all. McGinnity
and Moren were both both, imp,oySsmIents' yemen though
Moren was hit freely; MeG,nnity slwaSys aSys
smuggling rataplan began right Of the reel,
sIan smsr 6 snd @H Brasnsed ID Psodded ,Rree
inning inning was over the New Yorks had seen that
lead and gone 1t one better lenney doubled
Brssns6an sacrificed. and Donlin and sey.
mour made hits. Doyle was the big stick
boy Of the game. He made three singles and
four triples and five doubles In all.
and . single and passed a third man in The
second aa he s was as to .aS spt
home a run. but that was last Of the Phlllies
scoring Corridor passed Bridwel in the
second hit McGinnity and then threw his
les: ihsn T tIisd ID, drisd % %sieye;, NJ 90: il
Gorsn came n and was greeted sTusively
BY RoH dOSSs fss By
ing to get In front OF Bresnahans Jolt, and
in the next inning he slid through the mud
trying to stretch three Sbssss5 into home
relay BY DOYLE from Donlin: He wasn't the
only Quaker tagged out at the plate Doolan
and Doom tried 20 work double steal in
han to Doyle and back again. and Doolan
TIE New Yorks scored in the fourth on
sSss bFos snq ed snHess sysundes sa.e n
on balls to Seymour. Devllns out Brans-
fields error on shannon and double steal
gave them their ninth run. Things surely
wild throw by one OF their number should
be not a hindrance but q help, That's what
happened in The Hfth. With Titus on first.
Mage hssse sen sent hopper to Deylin who threw e
throw past Tenney and Masee went on for
second But Bresnahan was on the job. He
dld fne BIT Of backing up and returned the
ball to Doyle, who nailed MaRee. The score:
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FAST TINE AT WILDWOOD.
Remade Fiat Covers o Mile in a. Is
Seconds Over New jersey Course.

WILDWOOD, N. j.. July 4.-Good racing
marked wfldwood's Independence Day auto
mobile meet here. Allen Wood OF Phila-
delpha entered his reconstructed Fiat. q
car Of 10 horsepower. driven by Schill
The car made the best time for the STRAIGHT.
stretch IN q 80 seconds. Joe Parkin, IT..
drove his .so6sd tser wife Hoab hs PSTnd
was timed at IS rs seconds, the second best.
Event No. For gssoene cars n,u; selling under
Mse seeon . hsa ayfF
Walter Cram; third, "a horse power Overland,
driver. "; H. Ford Time. iss "a .,,,r 81, o, %,
BY ssne sTys5
to 5000: standard stock Won by IS horse, pow er
30 horse power pennsylvania, driver Len zengie
third. .Apperson, driver George E. Davis Time
to a,oSoEwon BY Thomas, driver y W Mullen: sec.
third. . horse power Premier driver.wJ sprankie.
Eve Event III No s-open to four cylinder cars over
schiil: second Is horse power Apperson. driver.
Shss' ef,vst 'h!a ho.se .Isnns PONDS S'e'rn'
Event No s.open to ak . cylinder ears-Won SE
SC second. @ % horse power Parkin, driver Joseph
Pt.kln y Tine m minS.e won ,v ,,o ,o,.. ,ow.r
Fiat driver, Paul schili: second % horse power
Parkin, driver Joseph Parkin Jr.: third, 20 horse.
power Chalmers Detroit Time. 20 4-5 seconds.
Event No. o-Timc tnals--tS horse power Appcr-
son. driver Charles j. Swain, 81 rs seconds: l2C
horse power Fiat driver Paul Schill a SO seconds
90 horse power Cleveland. driver, William a. Wood.
/ minute l3 SIS seconds: 10 horse. power Parkln
driver Joseph Parkin, Jr. So 35 seconds 40 horse
power Chalmers Detroit, 81 seconds 20 % horse
power Apperson. driver, George Y. Davis. minute
b9 seconds l8 horse power Buck. driver, Wilkle
1 minute - SIS seconds 30 horse power Mitchell
driver. Walter Cram. minute Is seconds: 40 horse
power Thomas driver, W. Magraw. minute Ia
seconds: 90 horsepower Chadwick. driver. w
Halpt, Is IS seconds. Second tnas-Fiet, 45 2.d
seconds; Chadwick, 43 AS seconds: Parkin, 8:
seconds. Third trals-Fiat. AZ IS seconds; Chad
wick 49 IS seconds.
Specisl Rvent-Open to gasoline cars selling
s2O0i to 5000, nylng start-Won by 70 horse power
pennsyiv Anis driver len Zenge; third, tiS horse
power Apperson.. driver, George +. Davis Time
4 minute 9 seconds.
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Aotoio'''. % 10 81 10
!%ss,,.d % 'S1 % aoFen K e i IA 'i,s ninth inning.
SEs!''ff''5e' SeE fois,'', .,......s SGSGS %
New EpnSo ophilGadslpha Grant !: Titus, i Dcoin.
foTs efs leis On ssss Sasss en
Ss osw T, York philadelphla First base on balls
Mss Rrsnsd THTss Twe base sss'
sceS .s BSSH ses%our saS5ac' sssn
non: DOOM Double play-Devin.. Doyle and Bres.
t % ii SSe SS ,sPs .nd one aka nsn9. o Meon
one @ ssS sSea and sbIS third nnlnss on ccdon
l hour and S minutes, Minutes Attenpdanoe" Aepd%isse
NEW YORK ". H., 1; PHILADELPHIA IN. H..
0 MORNING oAME.
Nltse weaved his southpaw curves with
iaultess control when fitting the hitless
garment to the unwilling shoulders OF the
euaSers In the morning game and had sup
port OF the proper quality to see to II that
oated balls were taken care Of. He 10 the
htst left handler who ever pitched ten inning
victory IN which the other side made no hits.
according TO statistical sharpe. Silver kIng
naht handler. pitched no hit ten inning
game gam for the Chicago Brotherhood team, but
so% aN,n u, and there have been oases Of pitchers
Rnsff tss ~ss% ssssr b..st s Sy sSs
IN ne eleventh inning
uah,rty-one batters faced Witse, The only
nah IN H. 70 get on was McQuillen. the third batter
x ,hotnne tne ninth inning. Wiltse and Bresnahan
sn1MGght they had him struck out and started TO
pitcb @ 's sir1n oHs EMser called u ball The next
Rqt nnA A,m on hrst base, the sole blot on Witse's
swonderiu performance and one too micro
diTgn,,oMal diiSTg,oal 70 count. There were only three
VWtumcnlt chances for the New York fielders
Crntse CCmtse himself took care of two OF them
Wsn nnht ns nittlns the ball both times. and Brid-
tenth 'a'' p'as oh hnaoe I'D the
P,Ms,inGkey Doolin kicked on bad decision by
umnir. uTr IN In he fourth inning. grabbed the
pIre Sams py the arm and was put out OF the
rnror r,n n the tenth which let In New York 3
mall bevlin singled to start the tenth, Grant
CONT nlHh throw to first OF shannon q
sban,noouuon, Deylin going to third and
Thsgbap 70 second, and Devlin rea ached home
!nmhled " 'i'"e'' anu INC iat'er
Of hhnces,ien, although mp against a famine
WORTH y ms nlS comrades, pitched most praise
with ibny y game himself He was at his best
twn tn men on bnses. but couldn't withstand
dd iii Itors TOT, IN succession In the tenth. He
more "a" one T man possibly could do and little
innin,s ~ the first, second, third and NTH
nectaSSs We hrst New York batter up con-
and salely, but was left because Macs arm
UlrninhE ihE matter worked In artful unison in
score: VAC o"eceeuihg Datters Inc
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ATLANTIC YACHTS RACE. /,
ulrwenty-shree start In Midsummer Regatta
~t or Sea Gate.

.S
wind rather spoiled the regatta Of the Atlantic
Yacht Club Yesterday. the fourth Of the
ohanapIonshlp seyies Of orayesend Bay.
Twenty-three yachts put In an appearanoe'
Theae made some fine races and the finishes
were very spirited. The wind was south by
east: tne only vino that WIZ nos m % nse s1ou 9on
windwaru leg on any oi the "ra'eSeho D"s
courses.
Chairman Bropby ssIected the best he
conid md sent tbe iarger class TO Benson
~ ~vvu'u Anu s"n, .no ,eIs' ~,
hurst, Fort Hamilton Buoy II. ana tnen
home. twice around. making twelve miles
In ali. The rs footers and dories sailed eight
roiisa nd tbs Nsyv york Canoe Club'a dInates
nnie" enu '"e ~" III ea s..nas "a
,Sas ,S ,ss hnss wss sns rsss,sa n,ss TSsy did
remarkably well. The first two legs OF the
iong oo,ras we're broad reaches and the third
,vns N, ooa ~ ',.1 hotS inna nnrt tsc,, ard
ciose on INC w,nu' ue'hs io"s p"'' Vows ~
q snort etafO0ard tack,
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New York Nationals Buy Mccormick.

Billy Murray. manager Of the Philadelphia
baseball team. yesterday sold Harry McCor-
mick. the outflelder. to the New York Ma
tionals Mccormick was with the New Yorks
onoe before coming from the Jersey City team
he has played with clubs in independent
leagues and was reinstated to organiKed ball
this year; He ls 2 graduate of ,SoIlese base;
chat Mc(iraw WIN use him for an extra out
fielder. The New Yorks are making lively
intends to be fortified against possible mis-
haps 10 any OF his regular outhelders.
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,KLrN, 5. BOSTON On L.. i-ArTEaxooN GAME

T TUtHIS',,- ID y q 10 7
'Battcd for Dorner In the seventh inning.
'Batted for Young in the ninth inning.
Brooklyn. ............0 o o 0 o-5
Boston -. ..,......,....0 o 0-l
lev Jdgssn Rnston one e"me E,r., iu hs.s
on errors-Boston. 3. Left on bases Poston. TO-
a fs base on Ss
nsr: !: Sy Young, J. Two base ,- h's.shseh,an chan
basesSM aioney a. Hit by pitcher BY Young. i:
by Dorner l. by Rucker. l. Umplre-O'Day. Time
II hour and B r!nnte=. Attendance-3.0oo.
CHICAGO IN. L.. !: PrrTsBURo, 0-MoRKISo GAME
PTTrsBuRo. July 4.-Chicago got even with the
Pirates to-day and won both Of the Fourth OF July
Ran1Aa. The scores
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South Atlantic League

Al Savannah-First game-~Savannah, s; Jack.
sonville. O. Second game-Jacksonyille, 2: Savan.
nah, I.
Al Maeon-Columbia, 81 Macon. 3.
Al ChArlcetOn-Ftrpt Game-ChArieston, 2: Au-
gusta. I. Second game Charleston, 1: Augusta, O.
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Hartse i Williams q Wallace l. Ferris. /; Spencer.
/ Mows F,s' base on sr,SrsosSe'Eo g.
Two base hits-Willams L), Ferris. TannehtIi
stone, 81, Sacrifice hItIHsrt'en -, Dcu6,e 5 p'ny-
on Walsh, d OF Manuel. z; on Howeil, T.. Struck
out by Walsh, 4 by Manuel. 2; by Howell =; Hts
BY Manuel, I. Passed ball.-Sulllvan. Wiid pitch
Howell. Cmpires- Sheridan and Connolly. Tine
q hours. Attendance .l4U0O.
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100 IN. L.. 0; prrrsauno. s-ArrERxooN oAMz.


sBatted for Lever In the seventh inuine.
6n.asn P,,,sSu1s s.....,.,.....9 SGS9d ! 3 g @
Runs--Pittsburg Thomas. I: Leach. 1: Wilson. I.
chIcago-Slsele. !: Howard. /; Chance. 5: Stein
feidt !: Moran, !: Holman, 1. Two bsse hits
PheIps. Stolen bases-Tnker Hoffman. Clarke.
Sacrifice hirs-Moran. Stetnfeldt. Hits--On Cam
MTG, In one inning: OF Leever. In SIX innings:
of Philippe none In two innings. First base on
balls-On Camnitx, I: of Leeyer Il on Philippe I:
pires-J -Johnstone and Emslle. Time-i hour and
10 minutes Attendance-14.fo3.
or. LOUIS IN. L), q CINCINNATI. 2.-YIRsr GAME.
ST. LOUIS July 4.-The Cardinals won the FIRST
game. twelve inning battle. to .. Raymond rave
four hits in the game and drove Byrps home after
was easy for Cincinnati In the second game. The
scores:
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yaiIsburg Cycle Raoes Postponed.

The thirty mile motor paced race between
Nat Butler and James Moran that was sched-
uled TO take place at the Vailsburg cycle
track in Newark yesterday had TO be post.
poned owing TO the condition Of the track:
the storm that had been threatening all day
broke forth. The track, as the result of the
rain. was IN such condition that the manage
msnt decided 1t was unsafe for the motor
oycle8 The postponed races will be put on
10 day Or next Sunday.
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American Association.

AZ Minneapolis Minneapolis, 0; 81. Paul, ..
Twelve Innings.
AZ ST. Paai-St Paul. 3; Minneapolis, o.
Al L,ouisville-First game-Loulsville. e. Column
bus T. Second game-Lousville. O. Columbus. 4,
Al ToledoLToledo, o. Indianapolis, 1. SECOND
game--Toledo, .: indianapolis, !.
Al Kansas City-Kansas City, o. Milwaukee, !.
Second game-Kansas City, 2; Milwaukee, !.
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NBw YORK "a. L., S:.wAsHINoroN. i-MoRNINo
GAME.

NEW YORK "a. L. 8,WAsHINuTON, i-MOHNIN0
GAME.
WARRINGTON. July 4.-The New Yorks
took brace here this morning and by play
ing good ball defeated the home team han
dily. The inning that settled II In the High
landers' favor was the seventh, when they
made four runs. They punched fve clean
hits Conroy. Kleinow. Blair. Ma ming and
Keeler making the drives-and with wild
pitch thrown in the tallies came over with
rush. Manning was taken out In the sew
enth, when the bases were hllsd. Lake
went in but was relieved by Newton after
pitching two balls. and the Doctor finished
the game in clever style.
Walter johnson was too much for the
New lorks in the second contest He show ed
last seasons form and apparently Ia him.
self again. The New York pitchers did
pqorly, Lake and Chssbre being batted hard.
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BOSTON a. L.. T. PHuApELrHrA a. ~, s-AvrR-

'Batted for Plank In the ninth inning.
sS;ssS1 sS;sS.ipals ial:.....:SS .......::.....S -
Rans,B1s.on,, ~ \ Sssysts: !: La:
Scsoa S1ess ussaSso s,s r,r.s sspnis ss.s on .rrorNss,
delphie, Left on SasesaRsston, @ 7 ph!laSelphIa, :.
Struck out-By Plank, IS by Young T. Two base
hlts-origer; 6rsys.h Warner. ssorinos h!,s--
oils Wild pltch-Plank, Umpre-OLoushln
Time-2 hours. Attcndance-k. ESQ.,
DETROIT. I; CLEVELAND. G-MonrINo oAMp
CLEVELAND, July l.-Cieveiand and Detroit broke
even to- day, the TIGERS taking tho morning game
to o, the Maps winning In the afternoon, s TO 8.
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Other Baseball Games Yesterday.
AFTERNOON GAME.
New England League.
MORNING oAMRs.

Al New Bedford-Fan River. 8; New Bedford, 1.
Al tAwrence-Lawrence, !: Lowell. O.
At Lynn-Lynn, s: Brockton, o.
At Haverhl-Worcester, s: Haverhil. ..
AFTERNOON 0AMRs.
Al Fail River--Pall River. T. Now Bedford. ..
Al Lowell-LAwrence, IL: Lowell, o.
A. Brockton-Rrockton, 81 Lynn, Q,
Al tWorcesteT-Worcester. L. Hayerhlll, 2.
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Tri-Stata League.
MORNING oAMHs.

Al Lancaster Harrisburg. Z; Lancaster, 2.
Al willlamsport-Readlng willismsport tno
gamel.
AZ Trenton Wilmington, a Trenton, O.
Al Johnstown Altoona, q Johnstown, o.
AFTERNOON oAMns.
AZ Harrisburg 8; Lanasster. I.
Al Observation-Disclosures !: Trenton, I.
At Altoona-Johnstown, 8: Altoona, o.
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Runs, NsweIE-Devore, ; !; ReIIy: !; MeIISesn 7
Sacrihce ht-Englc. Stolen base-..Devore. First
Tfin !; by MnSseT. J. Hit by pitcher By Msnser. l.
First base on errors Jersey City. ]. Lef on bases
and Mahlins: Mailing. Sharpe and Drake. Um.
plres stafford and Donnely. Time hour and
% minutes. Attcndance-SS 500.
NEWARK, s. JBxsEr crrr. I.
Newark won the afternoon game ct Jersey City
yesterday by the same figures resistered 10 tho
earlier game. The score ras 7 TO J. Ssaliingsa
counted. Moore pitched a stesdIer game for the
shelters than Miller did for Newark. but the
Skeeters profted little BY his generosity. Drake
broke the game up with Q hit In the third inning
when two were out and two men were on bases
The ecOre
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Totals. 10 4.E % ii Totais...I 50 q
winning run scored with two out

s,aiSns;,i q; aiSS,.; ,..,.,,i SgdSSSS SSS G-s
Murray, d byrno i. Two Ssss hits-[obsr..
Murray. Sacrinoe hits-Lobert, Raymond. Byrne,
and Camel Passed 6sii!Ladwig. Stolen bases.
Iobert, Pasksrt. Kane; ByIne; Hit By pitcher
base on bsils-on Raymond, 4 on Doescher. 4.
Struck out-By Raymond. T., Left on beses-St.
and KLEIN. Time-e hours and Is minutes. At
tendanoe-12,000.
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'Batted for LeIneld in the ninth inning.

Totals. 20 2 2 Is 8
sBatted for Leineld In the ninth inning.
Ptttsburg. g..,.....,,....0 0 o %
Runs-Chicago--Sheckath. I; Howard. I. Two
base hit-Wagner Sacrifice hi!s--Steinfeldt ~.
Sasle ~. stolen basc-Steinfedt. Hit by pitcher
BY Lever. !; by Lelned. J. Struck outBy
Leineid. I: by Brown. l. First base on belis-on
inning; of Leifleld. In eight innings. Umplres-
Emslie and tombstone. T1me-l hour and 80
minutes Attendance-l4565.
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on was wild. Tho scores,
WARRINGTON.
NEw ToRK

'Batted for Kseley In the seventh inning.
New York. ....,...........1 O q q n %
Runs-New York Hemphil. ;: Conrov. j.
First base on errors New York, J. Left on bases
New York. O. Washington, !. First base on balls
on Kecley SIN seven Innings OF Manning, I'm sts
ard one third innings on Hughes. In two lnningG
out-By Manning. 1: by Newton. B. by HuGhes !.
Three base nit Street, Two bose hlt-Milan: Sac
Moriartv Hit by pltchrr-By Ms1ntng. !. Wild
pitch Keeiey. Umpires-Eean and Hprst Time
Z hours and 10 minutes. Attendance
wAsHNaroN. Q; NEW YoRx "A. L.. ,-ATrsRNooH
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Connecticut League.


MORNING. uAHkb,
At Holyoke-Holyoke Q; Springfield. g..
Al New Britain---W aterhury, o. New Britain. z.
Al Mefiden--Meriden, 4; New Haven, g.
At Bridgcport-itartford.a Z; bridgeport, o.
AFTERNOON oAMKe.
At New Haven--Mertdeu, u New Haven, g.
Al Waterbury--New Britain, Q; Waterbury. o.
A. Hartford : II artford, :: Bridgeport, l..
At Spring ngneld- Springfield. 4 Hoayoke. q
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COTTON Statcs League,

AZ Meridian--First game-Moridian, o. Colurn.
A vicksburg-First game-Vioksburg. 4; Mon
roc, l.. Second Eame-Monroel Il; vicks6urg. o.
Az Jackson-Ftrst game--5ackson, o; Guliport, 1,
second gane.-JacksoR, & Gulfbgt. O.
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Rain put an end to the morning game between
inning In Newark yesterday. Timely hitting by
the locals Is what gave them the victory. Fill as
usual. was puzzle to the opposing botsmen. The
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Games scheduied for Ts-day.

NATIONAL LsAoUn.
Cincinnati IN et. Louis Pitrsburg In chlosgo.
AkuAIcAN LRAoun
Cleveland In 81. Louis Detroit In Chicago.
BAbrnRN LkAoun.
Jersey City Ia Newark; Tomato In Montreal;
baltimore In Providence.
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Runs-Detroit-Coughlin i. Sacrince hits
Joss. Lajoic, Rossman. Stolen bases-Perring
FIRST base errors Cleveland, 1; Detroit l. Len
on bases-Cleyeland. 81 Detroit. s. Struck out
and Rossnan, Umpire-Evnns. Time--i hour
and ~ minutes. AuendAnce-l0.o0S.
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BroSsyn.. BcsiaS ',,'''',.''.'. %
q; Sheehan. 1. Boston--Dahen. q Beaumont. q
Mtchey, l: Hsnnifsn. !; Browne, !. First base on
Boston. 5. First base on balls--OH Pastorius. 5.
o. Wilhelm I; OF Bell. e on Young. on Boultes l.
on LindAman /. Struck out--By Young. 1: ny
Boultes, 4. Hits-OH Young. 5 dn ) Innings: on
Boultes. in 4 20 innings on pastortus. In 81
10 Innings OH Lindaman, b in is innings
Home rnns-Beaumont. Jordan; Three base bit
Sacrifice hits-Lewis ~, Hummel. Boutes Han.
nifan. :, Double plays-Dahen. R,chcy end Nc
and McGann. Hit by pitchcr--By Douites, l. Um-
oDay. Time-2 hours and minutes. Al
tendance-36OT
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8; DETROIT. s--AYrsRsooM oAMn.
CLEVELAND q.
Totals. 81 8 n 10 1

.B..sd for oourhlu IN he tSs'i ninth inSins @ g
6s'Fssls dss1sssnd. d.,::;,::. -
Runs-CleveIand-J Clarke, I: Bradley. D. Hineh-
Schaefer. 1, Two base hlts-Bemis Hinohmas.
Three base hitaMeIntyre, Sscrince ht-Rhosdss.
ford. First base on balis--on Nuiiin. /. Hi Sy
ssas En- ss1n on rs ssis e.
Struck out-.By Rhoedes, o by .Mulin. 8, Double
plsy-Cobb and Sohaefer; Schaefer and Ross
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New York state League.
MORNING oAMHs.

At Troy-Troy. 4; Albany, !.
At Glovcrsviile s. A. J.. and a., o.
At Syracuso-Syracnse. 4 Rinshamton, 2.
At Scranton--W iikesbarre, q Scranton, I.
AFTERNOON GAMES.
At Albany--Troy, !; Albany, o.
AZ Utica-Uuca, s. A. J, and g., o.
At syracuse e-binghamton, 9: Syracuse, 2.
At Wil<esbarre-Wilkesbsrr g. scranton. 2. o.
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No. Yacht opnsr and club. Film.
i--Gardenia, L, 8, Herzig, Brooklyn,........ 90 o
1--Ondawa, Col. D. r. Austen, Brooklyn... b27
3--TAmmany W. L. Towen Broohlyn,.... u
4--Hypenon, Frank Maier. New Rochelle. -
5-MinioaA III, q. wainwright, American. 90
6-zlnita, Hymen Cohen. Brooklyn. .......... go
lila, Il. d, Floyd, Bergen Point. -
S-Sakana, Haviland Bros. Brooklyn ......,. Is
.e-ynoas. George " Titcopb. Blooklyn.... g.
ii-Butterhy, Oliver 1selin, Jr, New York., SO
ii-Mopsa, Sullivan Bros. Hariem .....:sr'. IS
i4-Ylgh John Lewis, Broohiyn., 64
jls-EsaSo IT., John =, Porter, canAFsie. w.. %
it7-Linls Hope, 7. K. LAthFop. Jr. CORN =
is--Tsmerjans b. Bacon, New Aochens,..,,. SIS
te-zuhrah. Henry poschef. New Rochelle. $40
D-Marchioness, J. p. Grocer Yaehtsmen's.. e7 o
u-Eclipss, L. J. Callahan. New Yorh........ %
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sHIsaros. O. NEW YoRx a. L.. ,-AYrsRNooS
Washington
A.. V~rtr

Washington. ...........,.l -
New York. ...,.,,.......i o o 0 o.
Runs--w ashIngton- Shpke, l. Street l. Free
--Hemphiii. /: Newton. /. First base on errors
New York. g. Left on bAses-W Weshington. q New
ton. s. on Chesbro, g. on johnson. !. Struck out
BY Newton. 4: by Chesbro, 3 by johnson. e Three
-Altizer Keeler. Morarty. Stolen base-Milan
Hit by pltoher-By Newton, l. Umplres-Hurst
and Egan. Time-2hours. Attendance--o,500.
PHILADELPHIA a. L.. s. BoSTos "a. L.. 0-MoRSrNa
PHuApE1pHIA July <.-Phadeiphia won the
morning gam-. 5 to o. In the afternoon there was
pitchers duel between Cy Young and Eddie Plank.
nns A In
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Southern League.

AZ Msmphisaa = Memphis 7: Little Rock. .. Mem
'"xit AZ Atlanta Atlanta, s. Montgomery. .. Atlanta.
0; MONTGOMERY, I.
Al NoblIe-Now Orleans, O Mobile. 1,
Al birming gham-Nashvflle. 8; Birmingham. ..
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INs,r1, .; ST. Loup IN. r,. s-sEcoNp oAMR.
CINCINNATI.

Runs cincinns nsti--Huggins, o. Kane, 1: Lobert. 2.
81. Lous-Charies, 1: konetohy. 1: Byrne. L. Two
Kane. stolen bases--pasSert ~, Murray. Iobert,
Mitchell. Hulswi,t, Eonetchy Hit by pitcher-.By
on Reebe. o. on Soade, !, Struck out-By f,eebe g.
by Shade, d. Hits--On HlFRinbotham, 8 In Q 20
St Iouis. g: Cincinnah. o. Umpires-Kem and
Rudderham. Tines hours and minutes.
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Totals. % - v 81
Boston on.............,...,0 o o o 90
Philadelphia. a.............0 o o o o ..-5
Runs--Philsdclphia 1: Murphy. |: J. Col
Inns ]. Oldring. I: Powers I. Two base hits-McCon.
nell. Oldrng. Sacrifice hit-Murphy: Stolen base
j. Collins Left on bases-Boston. !: PHILADELPHIA, 7
struck out-By vekers. 4 by winters. .: bv Pr,itt.
4. First base on errors-Philadeiphla, L Boston. l.
First base on baiis-Oh winters g. on Pruitt 1
Wmp,re-o' Loughin. T1mo-i hour and IS min.
utes Attendance-o.819,
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WIN ONE In WASHINGTON
NEW YORK AMERICANS TAKE
MORNING GAME.

Cantlllon's Team Lands the Second with
out Much Treuble-Fven Spit All
Along the IAne-Twe shutouts In the
Course Of the Holidays Double Headers.
The New York Americans kept out OF last
place yesterday by taking heart Of grace and
whaokin9 the Washingtons in tho morning
game In their present state n was hoping
too much 20 count on them taking two. and
they were worsted In the afternoon. An even
break on the day was as wen 80 any team
Jared. The Detrolts and Cieveiands divided.
40 did the Browns and White sox and the
Athletios and Bostons. Among the eight
games played were two shutouts, The re-
suits:
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INSTRUCTION.
Swimming.

INSTRUCTION.
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Swimming.
Swimming Scientifically Taught.
Heated pooiA PROF. k&LroN. % West ttsA
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western League.

Al omAhs-First game-omsha. O. Des Molnes.
l. Second game-Omaha, o. Des Motnes, o.
At siouI tiiy:-First game-Sloux City, II; LIN
coin. 9. Second game-Sioux City: Lincoln. O..
AZ DcnyeT-First game-Puebo, a. Denver, I,
Second gaFne-Denver. I; Pueblo, o.
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Ne~s,. pTnsN.w.,t- .cio ciiy..p rn,,. ;, prase
jersey % cIsy"Bean T. first base base on % errors.
Newark. I; Jersey City & Len on Newark. iG
Oh Miller. Struck out BY Moore 4 by Miller. 2.
Sacrifice hlt-Bean Stolen bases. Bean tal; De
Hit BY pitcher-By miller, !. Wild pitch Moore
Passed ball-FltEgerald. Umplres-Staford and
tendAnce-S.0O0