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0uAKERs CHAsE THE LEATHER.
Take All Day 20 Get Hampshire Cracseters
Dut--Score A0S.
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SOUTHAMPTON. July i3,-The Gentlemen OF
philadelphia struck gnag to-day when they
met the Hampshire county eleven. being COM
pelled to field during the entire period OF play
and having the formidable total OF t83 runs
scored of their crack bowlers
The loss of the toss for choice OF Innings
played an important part in the DAYS pro-
ceedlngs, for so perfect was the wicket that
the advantage was altogether In favor OF the
Englls shmen, who took time by the forelock
and starte d in to make record for total runs
scored in a day,
failure with the bali OF II. v. Hordern Of the
University Of Pennsyiysns It wss @ evidently , tas
% runs we're made of him and no did not
capture single wicket.
Quaker trunders. capturing. iive wickets. four
Gr Tuns Mn'v While H ~ K Lester disposed Of one me
sayre Was fairly successful An his FIRST try
with the ball and his figures were recorded
as three wickets for ss runs Cresar had 80
runs scored of him without getting wicket.
Bowell's batting was the feature OF the days
play. He was in magnifcent form and
al the sSsrs bs sosnssry sss
viii With CAPT iae S'S wSte made SENSATIONAL
were separated the Philadeiph iphians had tired
somewhat and lost great deal OF the sting
" their bowling Bowel ran up 100 before
XII King dismissed him, while White was run out
A J T. Hiii and nswelyn made another .s
brilliant hitting powers in an innings Of 50
and the latter reached an even half century.
Later II the innings BIsnell IS stirred things UP
The Philadeiphians VIII bat when the game
Is resumed tomorrow. The score:
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Boston, 3; Cincinnati. 2

STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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CLEYELARDS BLANK HlLkEN
roo MANY FLIES SPOIL THE
NEW FORK BROTH.

Eut NJ thc washingtons Drop Two 10 st.
~ Louis. Elbevfeidcrs Get Out OF Last
5 Piaec-Tie for Lead Broken. the Dc.
troits Dividing with the Rostons.
Too many ries~poiled the New York broth
yosterday. snd the locals lost to the Cleve-
lands. but there was balm In Gilend. Tho
Washingtons dropped two games. to St.
Louis and took last place away from the
New Works The tie for first place was broken,
the Browns having the place to themselves
again The Detroits broke even in Boston.
Tho Chicagos lost and won In Philadelphia.
The results:
Cleveland. 3; New York, o.
st. Louis. o; washington, a-First game.
st. Louis, a; washington. 7-second game.
Detroit. o; Boston. 2-First game.
Boston, &; Detroit, 2-Second game.
Phiiadelphia, .; Chicago, First game.
chicago, o; Philadelphia, 7-second game.
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st. LOUIS. .

Two out when winning run was made
st. Louis. s.................O 0 o o IS
Brooklyn. o 1 o o o o.
Runs--St. Lous-konetchy. 1: Barry, 1: Dele
hanty, !. Brooklyn--Burch |: Holmes. I. Two
base hit .Hostetter. Three base hits -Konetchy
Barry. Delehanty ~. Home run-Burch. Double
play--Maloney and Bergen. Stolen bases--Rucker.
Burca, Bliss Hit by pltcher-By Rucker.2 Wild
pitch-Holmes. First base on balls-of Ray.
mond, /: of Rucker, |. Struck out-By Raymond g.
BY Holmes. 2: by Rucker, g.. Hits--oi Rucker. In
st Innings on Holmes. In two and two I'll lrds
Umpre-Rlgler, Time-l hour and 81 minutes
Attendanoe--SO0.
PHILADELPHIA IN. L., 8: CHICAGO IN. L) s.
CHICAGO, July l3.-Philadelphis finished one run
ahead to- day In a furious batting struggle. In
the ninth with one out, Evers, Hoffman. Sheckard
and Howard made hits In succession. driving In
two runs. but Sparks nclded Zimmerman's drive
and Steinfeldt fouled out 10 Dooln The score:
~ A nv
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PoIo.

CEpARRURsT. l.. l., July ia.-Wth Presi-
dent Roosevelt and his wife surrounded by a
crowd Of society people cheering them on.
the Squadron A polo team this evening de-
teated the four of the Country Club OF Phila-
delphia Frerbooters by q score OF llZ to 10
goals. he Squadron team received five goals
handicap and this slight advantage won the
game for them.
The event to-day was for the Blizzard
cups, the winners Of to-day's game playing
the winners of the game tomorrow, the flnai
game being played on Thursday. The lineup
and summary
Philadelphia c.. c, Frcebooters---No., l.. J. d
Thomas, Jr., .; No. 2, H. Drury. S: No. q n. @.
Roscngarten 8: back, c. Snowden. T. Total handi
cap. 10.
Squadron A-No. I. ]. II. Hunt, g. No. O. =. ID.
Robertson. 3 No. l. Nelson. g. back. L. J. Hunt,
8. Total handicap, H. = - . 3,
Squadron A-By earned gosis, 7; by allowed
handicap, s: lost by penalties, u goal: total ia
goals. Philadclphih-.By earned goals. TO- Referee,
Rene La Montague .''-'
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Columbia Oval CrIc.eters Win.

bn interesting cricket game was played
yesterday at williamsbridge between teams
representing Columbia Oval and the Com
mcrclai Cable. Company. The game resulted
in win for Columbia Oval by sixty -one runs,
although the visitors put up such q stubborn
defence In the early stage that victory was
within their reach. A. Doyey ran up the. top
were contributed by A. HoskfnYs,.A A. White-
horn r. helwltz, o. Smith and J, Escobal.
The totals; Columbia Oval. LAB; Commercial
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nails tied the score with three three baSe hits,
following ono another on almost as many
pitched balls. The three triples, q \double
and single, scored only two runs-tpretty
Brooklyn trotted out its star t&irler,
Rucker, The southpaw had St. Louis so
get anything that looked like a hit in the \hrst
Ave innings. Ruoker still had the Cardinals
At his mercy In the sixth inning; He retEed
after a single had been made. Then Rucker
blew mp completely, and In the seventh Konet-
chy, Barry and Delehanty drove out triple\e
to start the inning Holmes came on dutN
and got along we'll up to the ninth inning
Then Deehanty got a triple. With twoN
to have the ball go far over Bergen's head
Raymond pitched a rafting good game.
second was fairly earned. Brooklyn's field
ing was perfect. The score:
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ron, a. I'D. q pnrnorr. ,a-sscoNp aA,1s.
matted for coushlin IN the rI.hls nins6 inninr. ii

'batted for Coughlin in the ninth inning.
Boston on............,..O o o al "a
Detroit o 90 o o OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1: Gessler, 1; Stahl. 4:
Cerrigan, L petrot-Rossman, ]; Suggs. !. Left
on Morgan. l: on Summers. 2; OF Syggs, 1. Struck
Sont-by Morasn. & BY Sugss. !, Two base hits
a.Coughln. sullivan, Stahl. Jones. Double plays
Sohaeier and Downs: Schmidt and Downs. Hit by
Umpres-Hurst and Egan. Tlme-i hour and u
minutes. Attendance 0.Tss. F.,
rHiLApElPHIA "a. L.. s; CHICAGO a. L). i-rIRsr
81. 0AME.
PHILADELPHIA. July l9.--After Dygert was
touched up for two singles and double in tho
opening inning Of the frst game Plank was sent
In and the chicsgos failed 70 touch him. Tho
AtmctIcs rolled up nve runs on Manuel: In tho
hard and the locals could do little with the pitching
OF White. The scores: a.
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smith Beats Curt at Chess.

In the fourth game Of the match between
MAJ snus Smith and Charles Curt, ct the rooms
Of the Brooklyn Chess Club. yesterday. Curt
played the Scillan defence. Smith sacrificed
the queen for three pieces at an early stage,
After thlrty-nine moves the game resulted
in win for Smith. The score to date: Curt.
/: Smith, I: drawn, 2. -...
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EASTERN LEAGUE,
pTAsrsNo OF THE CLUE
BALTIMORE. 3: JERSEY CITY, .

BALTIMORE, Md. July ia--ln the third inning of
the game between the Orioles and jersey City
to day Hanford at bat and Bean on 1rst
with two out. Bean attempted to steal second
and was called out by the umpire. The Orioles
neld. Adkins was at bat when Umpire Stafford
suddenly stopped proceedines and ordered the
leved that he had finally decided that q pitched
ball delivered as Bean stole second had hit Han
ford. The score:
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Is a. L,), 4; WASHINGTON, 2.-sEooND oAMK

.Batted for Smith In the ninth inning. .,..
tBatted for Powell In the fourth inning.
tBatted for Howell In the eighth inning.
Warrington. on...,,.,,,...,.o 900 % %
So. Loufs. ), ..., r'.....,..;,o % Ii % o -
.Runs-W arlington -Ganley. ]; Ciyner. L. st.
Louis-Stone, ?; HartEell, /; Ferris, 1, Loft on
bsses;Washington. 8: 81, Louis, .. First base on
Strqek olt-By Smith. o. BY Howell 2: By weddell
Two base hits-Spencer ShIpke. Sacrince hits
Hon man. 2. Stolen base-Hormsn. Double plays
-Shipke and Freeman: Hoffman and Spencer;
Howell. 1. Wild pitch--Howell. Umplre--O' 'Lougn-
LIN. Tme-Z hours. Attendance-6.l0O.
DETRoTT. Q: BOSTON L. L.. ,--RIRsr GAME.
BosroN. July ta.--The brgest crowd Of the season
saw Boston and Detron each win game. Scores:
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d ior Lundgren 10 the ninth inning

Chicago. .........,.,.0 o 2-S
Philadelphia. communal o 0 20
neutrality-suspicious., 2; Zimmerman, !;
Lundgren, I: Evers, l. Philedephia-Grant j.
Knabe, 1: Titus. 2: Bransneld, !: DOOM, /. First
base on rrors-Philadelphia. I. Lett on bases
Chicago. o: Philadelphia, !. Two base hit-Moran.
Three base hit--tirant. Sacrifice hitsKnabe.
Magee, Sparks. Home run--Bransheld. Stolen
base-T11tus. Double plays-Sparks Doom and
Bransheld: Doolan. Enabe and Bransneld. Struck
out-By Lundgren. 4; by Sparks. HI by pitcher
Tfme--l hour and 81 minutes Attendance-2eD.
BOSTON IN, L., s. crsciSsArL 2
CINCINNATI July i3.-wltn two men out In the
ninth the Bostons hit Coa.ley for triple and three
singles, scoring two runs and bringing about a
tie. The winning was forced over the plate In
the eleventh inning. The score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New Yorks Win Two in Pittsburg and Make
Biz Gain. ...

The New York Nationals asserted thsn-
selves In Pittsburs yesterday and won two
games the first shutout. They mode big
gain both on their opponents and on the Chi
oaRos, who lost to the Phillies and who are
having all they can do to hold first place.
The lrooklyns lost a close battle In st. Louis.
and the Bostons won an eleven inning melee
In Cincinnati. The resutu: a.
New York. I; Pittsburg, e-First game.
New York . Z; Pittsburg, 4-second game
St. Louis, q; Brooklyn, q.
Philadelphia, q; chicago, 8.
Boston, 9; Cincinnati, =
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TO-DAY'S CARD FOR BRIGHTON.
Handicap and steeplechase the Leading
Events.

A handicap at mile and a sixteenth Is a
feature of the card for Brighton this afternoon,
with Antaeus. Ellisdale and ziensp perhaps
the best. For the steeplechase, at about
two miles. Jimmy Lane. Pete. Daley and
Paprika may go well. in the fret race, for
Arasee and Great Pirate have chances.
In the second race, for two-year -olds. at
and g. U. Kid look the best. In the third
event, at a mile and sixteenth, Earl O..
Frizette and Greene have excellent chances.
last race. at Ave furionss. with Wedding Bells.
The Plppin and Queen Of Trent probable
factors. The entries follows:
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GOLF.
Fine Best Bail Score for Nine Holes at
Toronto.

A band played and there was great re-
oeption for the winner when j. B. Schlotman
of Detroit beat w. Fl, Yule OF Akron, Ohio,
in the final of the championship on Saturday
of the American Association OF Advertising
interests at the Lambton Golf and Country
Club. Toronto. Yule was / up at eighteen
holes each doing 30, but Schlotman. who
went out in 30 to Yule's a. won out by 4 u p
and to play.
There was n four hole match on the same
afternoon that was Of international interest.
as the best ball went out in 10. the fastest
scoring ever known on the Lambton course.
The participants were George s. Lyon, former
Canadian champion and runnerup to E. NJ.
Byers .or our championship OF 1905: Bert
Austin. Iambton scratch player; Schlot-
man. fresh rom winning his championship:
snd 81 tss Fox Hills
Ss ss swnf SsaAPsii
10 Ssta With the length ne Of sRs holes
-; 4 g. 4iS' 3; 7. 100, 81 g. 27o' g. o. 2s7' 4
team match at Rock Island, which the West
Western oc afsen
League. s72; Iowa. o0,: Missouri. 72s.
Matters are for the present ss c,I in doubt re-
ment scheduled Tor the van Cortlandt Park
course on July TO- 30 and 81. In other seasons
there have been two days for professionals at
seventy-two holes of medal play for money
amateurs and professionals as partners on
the third day. II is possible that the Eastern
Professional Golfers Association may reach
Club and run off it's third annual Champion
ship at Van Cortlapdt on July 20 and 80. but
whatever happens II "a said that the amateur
and professional competition will surely be
held. The course Is In excellent order In
spite Of the long dF%Snshf % and since MS @ return
sioner Berry has given personal attention to
the condition OF the greens.
j. A, Janin won the vice-president's cup on
Saturday at the Fox Hills Golf Club. beating
up and to play Twenty-six returned cards
in the qualifying round for Col, Hugh o. Dom
ohues cup. There was a tie for the class A
handicap between Lionel H. Graham, 81, 1911,
and H. E. Armstrong, II. ell. In class b
the winner was p. 7. Grandin. o7. 24-73.
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LONG TRIP FOR POWER BOATS
Twenty.one Entered In the Marblehead-
New Rochelle Race to start on Saturday.

Twenty-one yachts have been entered in
the power boat race from Marbehead to New
Rochelle which Is to start next Saturday
from of the Eastern Yacht Club house. This
race Is for cruising boats 30 to 40 feet over all
and the length Of the course is 270 miles. Il
is the fourth race over this course, which
Marblehead It is a very popular event with
owners Of small boats. The entries with
their owners and details of length follow:
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y, sE.iha,HEI.on haHEI. '.:.SS 60 S-ss
Louls-Stone, Il wallace. !: Holman. i. Firs,
6sss on erSe,s,wsshingscn i St Loui hss hsss
on balis--on johnson. 2: on Graham. 1. Struck
out--By Johnson. II; by Graham, o, Three base
Milan. Stolen bases-Shlpke. Ati.er. Clymer q. d.
Stone. Double play--Willlams and r Jones' Hit
by pifcher-By Graham, 2. Wild pitches-Johnson.
:. Umpire-oL Loushln. Tme-i hour and 80
minutes,
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First base on error--Datrot, I. Loft on. baaea,-
ncsSe ~ 3 Detroit, Tirst ssss oa es.99 cIcc,:..
u by Prsett. 2. by Kiilisna Three base hite--
COBB so Roasmsn ~. Two base his.,Craysth sso, 20,
pifchcr-By Kiilien, l., Passed ball-Criger. Um-
pires-Egan and Hurst. Timo-i hour and 40 min
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'Batted for Kieinow In the seventh inning.
fBatted for Manning In the ninth inning

tBattcd for Manning in the ninth inning.
New wYork..,..,...,..,.,,o o o O 90
perHnS, i. First base on error-New York. teft
on bases-New York, 0: Cleveland g. First base
on bslls-on chech, !; of Manning 8. Struck
Niles. bradley, Hickman. Sacrifice hits-conroy
and Evans. Time-l hour and IS minutes At
tendance-S,0O0
ST. LOUIS, "a. ~, .: wAsHINGroN. 2IPIRsr GAME.
WASHINGTON July is-Dumb fel ding by wash
ington gave st. Louis both games of the double
header to-day. Powell was knocked out OF the
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TrLState LeaEue.

Al Reading-Lancaster, 1; Reading, o.
At Jcbnstown-rirst game-Altoons,, =; Johns
towa 3. Second Rame-Johnstown 4. Altoona, 2.
At Trenton-TTenton, 10: Wilmington, 8.
Al Harrisburg Harrisburg, 8: WilliAmsport. O.
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American Association.

At Toledo--Toedo. o. indianapolis, O.
Az Miiwaukee-M Minneapolis, :: Milwaukee. I II
innings).
A Columbus--Columbus 2; Louisville, l..
At Kansas City-Kansas City, TO- st. Paul.
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Connecticut LeaSue,

At sprinRfield--S gieId, L. New Haven. 3.
At Bridgeport--Meriden. 8: Bridgeport,
Al Holyoke-New Britain. 0: Holyoke.o.
A. Waterbury, 7. Hartford.2.
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CHICAGO.

Runs-Chicago Jones. 4: Philadelphia Hartsei
2; Nichols, I; Il. Davis liz; Collins. L. First base
Sa.es.csisseo. l: phiiadeipnis. $. f,r.. base Or on
balls on Manuel, 3. Struck out-By Dygert. /:
Collins. Two base hits -Dougherty, Hartsel.
Murphy. Sacrifice hits -Nichollr t2,, Davis l2r
Shreokcngost Double plays-Nicholls, e. Collins
and II. DAvss; J. Collins and Nichols; j. Collins,
Nichols. Davis and T. Collins l.. Collins and Davis:
Parent and Isbell. Wild pitch-Manuei. Umpire
Connolly. Time-l hour and v minutes.
CHICAGO "a. L., 0: PHIL tDEIPHIA "a. L.. ,-sxcoNp
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New York state League.

At Standardization, II; Troy. l.
Al Syracuse-Syracuse. 7: Utica, T.
At Bling hsmton, o. A., j. O.. o.
Az tWilkesbarve-Wikesba l; Albany, o.
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Tanya Wins stratrorti shoai race.

G. p. Granberys sloop Tanya won the race
Of the New Rochelle Yacht Club 10 stratford
of the feet at $40 CLOCK on Saturday after
noon and covered the seventy -one m lies In
is hours so minutes seoopde, This 10 Che
trophy. Ten yachts started. A. Z. Black Q
Sally * was second. ,Aer time was 10
s. c. Hunter, was third on corrected time
Baseball To-day 4 p. NJ. American League
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IrcAoo "a. L., 0: PHIL ,pELpHIA "a. L., ,-sxcoNp
GAME
:Bstted for or Nichols In the seventh inning.


'Batted for Nichols In the seventh inning.
Philadelphia. ....,.,..,.. o 0 o o %
Chicago o.....,.....,...2 o a o 90
hiladelphia-Hartsel,. !: j. Collins !.
sullivan. J: Tannehill. 3 First base on errors
philadelphia. !: Chicngo 4. Left on bsses-Phlla-
delphia, u Chicago II. First base on balls--on
Bender. !: OF Coonbs, 2. Struck out-By White. s.
by Coombs, 8. Home run-Hartsel. Three base
hits-Murphy. Powers. Two bsse hits. Collins.
Hahn t.): Isbel Sacrifice hts-Psrent ~, Stolen
hsse-G. Davis. Double plays-,Hshn and isbell:
Parent and 1sbell. Hit BY ptcher-By white J..
Wild pltches-By White. 1: Bender, l. Umplre-
Connolly. Timc--2 hours. Attendance-lo,2e5
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% !Sssssd for r. Leiacld in the second inning. nj 90
Pit,seuIg ....",,,,..~G g, %
Runs-New York k-'renney. Il Doyle, 2: hresns.
han, 1: Seymour, l. BndweI. i; Mathewson /.
Two base hlts-Doyie, Seymour. Storkc Stolen
j. Hits--on Leineld, In one and one third innings
on iCamnitx,o 8 In sevcn and two third inninEs.
pires---o Day and Klein. fime-l hour and 50
mir
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Southern League.

At Memphis-Memphis, T. Atlanta, o.
At New Orleans-New Orleans. s. Montgomery.
At Mohile--Mobile, a. Birmin CHAM, s.
Az Little Rock-Little Rock. 8: Nashville. tthir-
,eeD inninRsl.
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Games scheti4ied for To-day.

Games sChed1itd Tor To-day,
AMRRIckN LEAous.
Cleveland In New YORK; Detroit IN Boston: Chicago
In Philadelphia; 81. Louis In Washington.
/. - NATIONAL LKAouE. .'
New York In Pittsburg. -..s.H..
.E RAsrEnN LEAGUE. Vs.
Jersey City In baltimore; Providence IN Newark;
Rochester In Montreal; Buffalo In Toroato,
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.Ssttsd for Pariee in the ninth Inning.

'Batted for Pnrdee In the ninth inning.
Nevark. .l.,,...,....,..0 o % 90 o o o as
Providence. o o ! o o 90 IS
Runs-Newark-Kelly: Il; McIlvecn. !: Drake, !.
Flock, /. Two base hit sharpe. Secrince hits
Peterson l2l. Rock. First base on balls-on Millsr
3: by Frock, B.; by Psrdee. q. by Glaze, 4 Wild
pitches -MnieTi2l. Hltsof Miller. In four Innings
bese on error-Providence, 1. Left on bsscsA-
Newark, o; Providence. u Double plsy-Stnnage
and Mullen. umplrc-Kelly. iTime-2 hours and
minutes. Attcndahce-l.0Co. -.
AT TORONTO.
buffalo. ..oo o % o o o 90 !
Toronto 100. o o o % o I OIL 1 o
Battones-Tozer and Archer; McGinley and
Vanderbilt,
: AT MONTREAL.
Rochester. I o 0,l-0 o Q o--5 II 2
Montreal. ,,.......I o o o o b o o Oh = 3
Observation-Disclosures and Butler: Stanley and Nc
Manus. ...-., ..t b. ..
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New England League.

At Brockton- Brockton. 9; Lowell. o.
Al New Bedford-New Bedford. 5: HaverhilI. L
Al Fan River-Fall River. 4: Lynn, 3,
At Lawrence-Lawrence. 8: Worcester. J.
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Totals. IS 727 is ~ Totals. 80 5'o6 Is o
.rrNvo out when xvin ming nm xras <rored

Two out when winning run was scored.
5ersey Sals,%Sls; eisy....:.....o az
-Baltimore-Strang, I: knight: L. Cassidy.
Adkins Fitzgerald, Stolen bases-Strang, ~
Chadbourne. Double plays-Dunn. Knight and
on Adkins. 1; on Moore, 3. Struck out-.By Adkins
D; by Moore. :: Passed bahs-Iitxgerald. 2. Lett
on crrors--BAklmore. 4: Jersey. City !. Time
/ hour and so minutes, Umplre-Stanord. At
tendAnce-l,H0 r,. '...
.-, eRovrpKNcz. s. HKwARx.9
Hugh puify took Frock out Of the box In the
ninth Inning In Newark yesterday when tho local.
started batting bee and put an end TO what bade
fairato be q grandstand finish by Newark. Tho
!
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BOSTON.
CINCINNATI
Totals. AZ Q SO IA o
sBatted for Coakley In the eleventh inning.
fBatted for Hannlfan In the eighth inning.
kRaffed Dorner In the ninth inning.

fBAttod Tor HannT1an IN INC t1RHtH InH1nB.
tBatted for Dorner In the ninth inning.
Cincinnati. ........1 0 o o.
Boston .......,.,0 0 o o o l-3
Runs-Clnclnn at-Lobert. I; Gan eel. |. Boston
Dahen, 1: Beaumont. /: Bowerman. ]. Two base
hlt-Psskert. Three base hits-Schlel, Beaumont.
Sacrifice hlts-Schle Bowerman stolen base
Lobert. Double play-Dorner and Bowerman.
First base on bals--On Coakley. 2: of Dorner. ..
struck out--By Coakley., ]: bt Boultes, Hts
on Dorner In eight innings: of Boultes, In three
Innings Umplre-Rudderham. Time-2 hours and
I minutes
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Good start; won easily Ellisdaie. blk. c., !, by
Watercress-La Primera: owned by the Southweil
Stable: trained by w. H. Spence
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NEW YORK (Mr u, Z: PIrrsnuRo, 4
PIrrsBURo.
rssats% .sstssd tSr 81 Maddox Il d IN the NTH inning

'Batted for Maddox In the NTH inning.
Pittsburg ...,,..,,..,...0- 0"2 o o 0l2 o.
New York....,....,,,..o o D. 0i o OF
Runs.-Pittsburg.--Leach; q: Wagner. /; sterke. /:
DonIin. q Seymour. l.. Two base hits-Thomas.
Seymour. Bresnahen. Three base hite-Doniin II. .
hits-Leach, Donlin. Stolen bases-Deviin Leach,
Tenncy. Seymour. Double plays-Dcvnn. Bird
on baiis-oii McGinnity. S on MADDOX. 8; on Young
O. struck out-By McGinnity. 1: by Maddox, ]:
on Young, 5 In four Innings: on McGinrity, II in
seven and two. third lnnings; on witse none in
Umpires-Klem and o'Day. Time-i hour and IS
minutes. Attendancc-io.tO tO8.
ST. LOUIS IN. L., 8: BRooKLYN. 2.
ST. LOUIS, July IA wild pitch by Holmes
win. to to-day. In the seventh tho Cardi-
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Cotton states League.

At Gulfport-- -Guifport. Biloxi, 1: jackson. 2.
AZ Vicksburg -Vicksburg, Q; Meridian, nwelv
innines). So. e.
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THIRD RACE.

Pool start won easily Grania, ch. T.. 3. by Hand
spring g--Lovett owned by p. j. Dwycr: trained by
u
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The aggregate scores In the Olympic cup
team match at Rock Island, which the West
ern team won by nineteen strokes. were:
Western Golf Association. 832: Minnesota
League, s72; Iowa. 602: Missouri. 72s.
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Ing; for two year .ods: $500 added; Ave, fur

Bad start; won driving; Half Sovereign. ch. T.. ?,
| by MISUNDERSTANDING: owned By August Bel
mont: trained by John Whalcn.
1
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FOURTH RACE
for three year-olds and upward;

Good start: easily; Cressina, b. m. 5. by
watercress-Carnia: owned by A. j. Joyner trained
by j. ScnloSser. .
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-04-25
In Defense Of the Cat.

10 it a fact that the cat is an enemy
of birds and oth@r animals to such
an extent that we could be better off
without the cat than without the crea-
lures he destroys? Without census
1t is impossible to decide this question,
but we have no doubt that if put to a
vote all the rats and mice in the world
would vote that the cats should go.
1t seems that here is another case
where it is not prudent to indulge 81
too wide congratulations There are
cats and cats. Some people, and we
do not refer to the female sex unmar-
ried only, bestow an amount of affec-
ton on cats which If worthily bestowed
on some human being of the opposite
sex would greatly add to the joy of
the world. Some people do not like
cats in general or particular, but in
this country the principle of the
greatest good to the greatest number
applies, and on vote by human BE-
ngs the cat would probably win.