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ARASEE DEFEATS BOUQUET
EMERY's BLUES GELDING TAXES
THREE.YEAR-OLD HANDICAP.
Form Reversal by Comedlerne-Homecrest
Gallops Home-NavaJo's steeplechase
Black Mary and Ragman Also Sue
.eessful ut the Brighton Beach Track.

samuel Emery's Blues gelding Arases.
q 10 g. was victorious In the handicap for
three-year-olds one mile, run at Brighton
Beach yesterday afternoon In the presence
of about 5000 spectators. Sweet had the
mount and took Arasee to the front 10 make
ell the pace. Arasee shook OF Black Oak.
4 TO 4. on two separate occasions in the nj,
ND the backstretch and then as he rounded
the turn for home he drew away. After that
James b. Haggin's Bouquet. o to 10. who had
been In close quarters for t~hree-quarters Of a
mile. came with a rush under the whip, ep,
Arasee had enough left to win handily nv a
length In i:39 2-5. Bouquet had three len gths
over Black Oak.
Coincidence, I to 2. showed a startling form
reversal when she made all the running in the
third race, O selling event at a mile and Z
furlong, winning In a canter by eight len gths
in 80 As. Coat of Arms. 10 to 1. lasted long
enough to take the place from Disobedient.
2 to /. by a nose. George G.. Hall. 4 to 1,
was close UP. Col. White, 5 to 2, had no
speed, while Molcsey, II to s. was badly ridden.
Navajo. 2 to l.. after winning the steeple-
chase, at about two miles. pulled up so lame
that Dupee had to dismount and lead the
Huron gelding back tQ the scales; bannell.
Psprika. 7 to 10. The latter made a poor
moving and also received a queer looking
ride. The time was 402 S-5.
| A. u, ,JOyneT n hOTneVTeSt, . W !, leu pTaC-
ticaily oil the way In the first race, for two
year-olds, five and a half fnrlongs, and won
easily by'a length in io7 3-S. Dandy Dixon.
7 to 1. showed Improvement and took the
place from Civita, s to s, by q length and a
half. The latter was always outrun but
managed to finish third. half a length 10
front Of Enendl. ? to /. with Personal. 10 tol,
q head back.
Black Mary, 4 to 1. ran a game race In the
dfth event. for platers. at six f%urlongs. Shs
nah through the stretch and get UP under
the whip to win by a head from Frizetts,
TO 1, who also came from nowhere and had
The latter had early speed but tired. Gold.
proof, o to l.. got an easy ride and was also
In close quarters at the head OF the stretch.
The time was lis.
RaGman. 8 to S, won the last event. for two.
year-oIds, Ave furlongs, IN a gallop, He had
/. 10 l. a length back. Grania. ? to / lacked
her usual speed. The time was l0l. Five
fayorites lost. The summaries:
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oUAKERs nv CLOsE MATCH.
First Days Cricket Against NORTHAMPTON
shire Ends with Little Advantage.
SPECIAL Csess Ds:pcts 10 The SUN.

SPECIAL Caes Ds.pcta 10 The sun.
NORTHAMPTON. July 27.-The sixth game
In the tour Of the Gentlemen OF Philadelphia
was begun this morning. the Quakers being
opposed by the Northamptonshire eleven.
which three years ago was admitted into Inc
select coteris Of the frat class county teams.
The advantage after the days play was not
great op either side. as the Englishmen were
II runs behind and had four wickets still on
hand when stumps were drawn. Inc oowiers
carried of the honors, Smith for the home
team getting the fne analysis OF six wickets
for 80 runs. while H. v. Hordern OF the Uni
ysrsl,y Of Pc nnsy fH,1 Mill. o BIZ .Iss w sse IN
The 9u,akers won the toss and opened with
had been resistered king fell q victim to q
rood catch BY Thompson at short slip, and
4. NJ. Wood who came next; Sniy n pinSsier
still followed the Philadelphians, as d y.
Adams and J.. A. Lester were both unable
I2 improve rove ~, matters, neIs m an1 Wy Who 90 had ,niI shown any
sign of stopping the collapse. .-
With four wickets down for az runs White
diate change In the character 81 the piay
we'll set and was scoring rapidly. while B9hisn
two players carried the SCORE to, measnreaPie
distance Of the hundred mark before wn''e
was sff Ssns he fo Iu ne ,nya'p insssr lar'nT VIII e. the
total at ioI for S wlSksts Bohlen end c; ,S Sii
victims to Smiths deceptive slow bowling;
and NJ, Graves. who ollowed. was disposed
Each Of the, remaining batsmen, however.
got into double figures. Sayen. especially
playing with confidence. and the total Of iee.
that vas eventually, reached. was far higher
in addition 70 Smith VIII carried Of stphss
his way to the sticks three times but h rs
three wicfets were obtained at a. total cost
OF a. runs, while Hawklns captured I for Is,
Hordern being found very dltieult on the
8 and Seymour added but &. Thompson
and Smith made a fine rally. and put on over
so runs in partnership for the third wicket.
Thompson was then cleaan boylsd In At,
to the alertness of the American wicket,
keeper. after. putting on %. ". II. Kinsston
during TIE rest q the %sfternoon, while C;
on the En- elish side. was only able TO run
up an even dozen before Hordern fooled
les. The game will be resumed tomorrow
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Central Park Tennis Players to Ineorp''

Central Park lawn tennis players besan
their portion Of the championship singles
yesterday under the direction Of the Public
Parks Lawn Tennis Association Of the United
States. Rivalry ran high In all Of the matches.
Class predominated. diminutive John Ryan.
H.. Steinberg. John McKenna. Frank Ffis
and 8. n. Pike all showing good form. NAM
defaults were necessary as players failed TO
appear early enough for matches. Ths
com mittee decided on this action, as with tho
i2s entries the opening rounds could not b
della yed.
At the direction of the executive CON.
ncorporation Of the association under 10
laws Of this State. With the aid OF the Part
c mmtssioners and the authorities the ~
lie courts upon the SINE high plane as 10
England and Europe.
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To-DAY,s CARD FOR BRIGHTON.
Handicap nj a Mile and = Sixteenth the
Feature.

A handicap at 6 mile and a sixteenth is
the feature OF the card for Brighton Beach
to. day. with the Patchosue entry fNealon
and Don Rnri1ue) In probable favor over
bad News. I.slly and others. In the first
race, for two.year-olds. FIVE furlongs, Siskin,
Dander and Fore may be the factors. In
the second race. for three,year-olds. one
mile and q fnrlong. Crack Shot. 0bert and
Golconda have chances.
In the. third event, ct six furlongs. Adora-
Maiden two-yesr-olds will run in the fifth
race, at i've and half furlongs.. with Dandy
Dixon, DR.. Pillow and Catherine Simpson
and q sixteenth. Trash. Saylor and Monocle
look formidable. The entries follow
Etrst pa,e-Enr two war oids. SeIlIno. 6x~
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'Batted for Crandal In the eirhth inning. .'
I P.w Tn1 ..1,,.",, SSSSSe$
Runs-Ptpsburr1 Clarke. I: Wagner, 2; wilson. !.
New York-Bresn ahan. Il. Donlin. L: Seymour, 1.
First base on erIor-Pittsburg. Left on bases
New York. II: Pi,tsburg. 5. first base on balls
Oh crandall. !; OF Methswson. J; OF MADDOX. o:
s sPsM 4 Ss M' T%o has. a oS s%i,s soepsi w ssrns 0a ..
Wilson. swscins. Sscrinee hits-Abbatiochic ~.
s p1s $Ssn: md I P TE,:-o aIt o ~ s'.hni 10 I'm si ianln.: !;
Of Ma! me os, ! y S fSs,n inning m Sa M.daS1; .n u
Fmslle. Time-i hour and IS minutes. Attendance
5000.
CHICAGO TX. L.. 5; BROOKLYN. i-yrRsr GAME.
Four hours Of spirited baseball were played
and while The Brookiyns suoeumbed to the
a rally In the eighth inning Of the second
game which turned defeat Into victory and
sent the Cubs away crestfallen. Reulbachs
double; a mgsa BY Jordan and e tinale by
in the eighth inning OF the hrst game and
sewed II up with a Chicago tag on It..
The second game was full Of hard hitting.
ons Joseph Tinker spanking the pellet for
four ~sefeties. end one, Timothy Jordan. wad-
u Neither or the home runs figured in
part Ill the same. for without them the rally
would have been energy gone to waste.
The Bro6klyns did all their damage IN the
eighth aftsr ,m the hrs s,d i've 2i Sstts,: h. sSns S:sp
In TO bat for shsehan. and he made good.
He banged q two baEger tocentre. and Jehnny
and Whitley and Jimmy all Numbered to
the plate on the Homeric wallop, The scores:
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Polo nj ~NsrraEansett.

N~ARRAGASsETT PIER. R. l., July 1.-THE
annual POLO tournament OF the Point Ju-
dith Country Club opened at WildReld
Farm to-day Play was for the Narrangan-
tett cups and the rival fours were the Bryn
Ma1rs Of Pennsylvania and the Myopias OF
Massachusetts Bryn Mawr won the OPEN
ing match by, a score OF p to iS. In the
tlth period Hamilton MADDEN was thrown
from his pony and sustained u few slight
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PEN .nRLpmA. s; st. LOUIS. i~-sxcosp GAME.

delphia Grant. ]: Knabe, I; Titus. q;
AAgee, l.. 81. I~.ouls-Barry. I. First base on error
,Phlladsiphis. Lsft on bss.s.Philsdslphi 9 81;
Raymond. 4: on Beebe. 3. Struck out-By Foxen. 2:
BY Raymond. 8: BY Besbe. ! Three base bits
rlnce hit--Knsbe. Stolen bascs-Magee. Foxen.
Titus. Js.khtsct. Double ptays-Grant Knabe and
p~itch-Fo1en. Passed bsl-LndwiR.' umpire
Johnston. Time hour and 81 minutes. Attend
ance-I4.siB.' .
BOSTON IN. Ll. Io CINCINNATI. l-rTR OF GAME.
BOSTON. July z7.-Bostou put II all over the
Reds to day. Camel did not play In the second
game owing TO, his bad ankle and Mclean d d
poorly In his. place. Bowerman rot back In the
game and got q great reception. The scores.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New Yorks Again Outhit Detfosts q
Again f1.See. ~

As was expected. the New York Americans
went away from Detroit without winning a
game. They outbatted the 'Detroits q gain
yesterday. but couldn't get the needed runs.
The, W~ashiuRtons dropped a Game In ct.
Louis. While tho Athletics defeated the white
Sox and the Bostons yanauished the retro
grading Cleyelands. The results:
Detroit, a; New York. ..
81. Louis. o; Washington, O.
Philadelphia. ,; chicago. !.
Boston, q; Cleveland. q.
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.Bs,,ed for Oh in the eiShih Inning.
Detroit. ........ 0 0 0 O 0 4 o -
New York...".".A.....o'o oioi 0 Q %
Observation-Disclosures. J; Coughhn: ]; Downs.
Hits-of HogE. . In sx and two-thirds innings;
on Cheshire. ] In ons.third inning; On Manning.
mt~Dowps:. stolen .bsses-6eish.niy o.. Fir.i
base on bsns--on- wilett, 2; on Hoga, ). Struck
Double p~iays-HoGg, BAH md Conroy; Mcintyre
and Downs. Wild pltch-Wilett. Left on bases
Detroit. 4: New York. l. Umpire-Evans Time
l hour and IS minutes. Attendance-<oA
OF. LOUIS "A. L.. q: WARRINGTON, o.
ST. LOUIE. Mo-, JULY N.-Jack Powell. with
perfect support, shut out Washington 70 day.
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LONG HITS BEAT NEW YORKS
PIRATES TAKE THIRD GAME or
= TIE SERIES. =

Home Team Makes 1t Close, Though weak.
: with the etck-Brooklyns Get One
From Cubs After Losing One -Quakers
Twioe Victorious, Also the Bostons'
The Eastern. National League teams put
II over the westerners yesterday In the seven
games that were played. The former won
fye Of these. though there was slight solace
In TINT locally. az the New Yorks lost. The
Pirates beat tho New Yorks. and they as
we'll as the Chicaeos gained on the home
players. The ChicaRos won and lost, IN
Brooklyn. The climbing Qnakers won two
games from St, Louis and are getting dan
gerous. The Bostons ,downed the Cinoin-
natls In both parts Of q double header, The
results:
Ptttsburg, 4; New York. q.
Chicago. Q; Brooklyn, First game.
Brooklyn, o; chicago. S-seooud same.
Phiiadeiphia. .; st. Louis, First game.
Philadelphia, u; st. Louis. Second game
Boston. 10, Cincinnati. l-F1rst ssme.
Boston. O; Cincinnati. O-SecOnd same.
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TrtState League.

ii ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS e; Wiirninrton, /.
At AtoonA--Altoops. Q; Laneagter.t. -
At lohnstown-Johnstown, D: Reading, .
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Totals ,.. % 81 10 o
.Batted for Parent In the ninth inning.
fBatted for Weaver In the ninth inning.

.Batted for Parent In the ninth inning.
tBstted for Weaver In the ninth inning.
Ghieaso ."..'"".. 9 9 ooodo 9 81
sci, i; E. Collins. !. First base on error-Chi
cago. 1: Philadelphia, 0. ktt on bases-Chlcsgo,
Three base hit -Hartsei. Sacnnce hits. Smith,
schreckengost, E.. Collins, .Doushsrty, Jones.
p. Smith. Weaver and label. First base on balls
on Smith. 2; OF vieken. I. Struck out BY Smith.
1: By rlckers. 2 Hits-On White, 8. Hi by
pitcher-By Vickers. O. Umplres-Ofouehlin and
Hurst. Time hour and Is minutes. Attend.
ance loo.
BOSTON "a. L.. 4: cLEvKLAHp. J.
CLEVELAND, July 37.-The Bostons annexed the
second OF their Cleveland games to-day by 4 to 3.
The score:
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aouth Atiantte Leasae
Cotton states Leagu,

Al Observation-Disclosures, 4: Jackson flie, .
Al Macon-SaVannah, q: Aaoon, Q.
Al Augusta-Augusts, Z: Columbia. 0.
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American Asloclauon.

Al Toledo-MilwAukee q; Toledo. o.
Al Indianapolis = Indianapolis. 8: ST, Paul, 4,
Az Coiumbus-Coiumous. 5; Kansas City 4 ten
AZ Louisville FIRST game Louisviile. q Mime.
Apois, O. Second gspe-hinneapout, 9; Louis
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New York state League.

Al Aibany-Albany, .; Utica. o.
At T~foy-Yroy. .: Elmirs, Q. 'r.
AZ wnkesbarre-Wilk esbarTe. s: Syracuse. J.
Al Scran ton BIN ghamton, o. Scranton, O..
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CLEVELAND,
Cleveland
Boston,.

'Bstted for Birrning CHAM In the ninth inning.
'Bstted for Iiebhardt In tho ninth inning.
:Batted for Morgan In the ninth inning.
Cleveland. .....-,.".. Q oiooee %
MISUNDERSTANDING. 2: Lajo,e, I. Boston =
Thoney. :: Wagner, J. Three base hlts-Stahl.
Thoney. Sacrifice h,ts-Altlsor. ?; !Stovail, Brad
wagner, Mcconnell. -Thoney. First base On balls
ON Liebhsrdt, &: on Morgan. g! First base
Ssses-cieveisnd, .: Roston. Z. struck. ut-Ry
Licbhsrdt, 4: BY siorKan. :. Double p~lsys-Gess:
bNls-N. Clarke, Corrtean. Umpires-Sheridan
and Bgan. Time hours and 8 minutes. At
tendance-2,aS6
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The Dixie had on board Clinton II. Crane.
II. NJ. Crane and Capt. BARLEY Pierce. who
handled the Dixie last year and who will
neer Pappone.
Two races are scheduled for to-day, one
these races the owners Of the Elco-Craia and
Autowin have assured the committee hat
their boats will start.
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Runs-Boston-Bates. !: McGann, !; Ritchey. ,.
Browne. /, Two ess. hits Kelley bshlen; saeh.
bases-Boston, 8; Cincinnati. s.. First base on balls
o Ferguson. 4 o. Campbell. s. First base on
Struck out BY Ferguson A. by Campbell. 1.
Double plays-LobeIt, Huggtns, and Mclean:
Ritchey, McGann and Dahlen. U~mpire-Rudder-
ham: Time hour and 20 minutes. Attendance
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Al Lswrsnee ,: Icweii,i.
At Lynn-Haverhill, o; Lynp,
Al Brockton-Brockton. 4: FAN River. J.
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At AtlAntA-Mobile, d. Atlanta J. -
Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 10; Memphis, o,
Al Nashville Nashville 8;,New Orleans, ].
Al Montgomery Montgomery. T. Little Rock, .
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Dartmouth Man TO Coach Rutgers Football
Team.

4 BRUNSWICK, n. j., July 27.-It was
Of Rutgers football team for the coming
season, has secured the services Of Joe Smith,
the noted Dartmouth halfback. 70 coach the
team this year.
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Connecticut League.

At Hoiyoke-spnnsnsld s. Hoiyoke, D
Al New Hlven-New Haven. D. New Britain, >.
AZ Observation-Disclosures, Q: Brdgspor.o.
Al Aenden-Waterbury. !; Aeftden. 0.
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'Batted for Howard In the ninth inning,
Chicago. ....."..".,:o 9 "a
brooklyn" =. ...,...,..o 2 t0t0 O'OFl
Runs-Chicaeo Chance. J; Howard. :: Tinker z:
King. ]. Brooklyn -Hupmei, ! AlpSrmsn, s.
First base on baiIs-Oh Rucker. .: OF Lund EIen. 2.
Struck out-By Fucker. 2: BY Lnndgren; Z. hG,ne
KlIns. Two base hit~s-LumIey. sheckard. chance.
Sacrifice hit Killing. Stolen base-Chsncs pogph Is
hive innings: on Fucker. 4 in four innings, unplIe-
Rlrler. Time hour and 30 minutes. Attendance
7,On ... -
PHIL,pELpHIA IN. Il,, ,: st. LOUIS IN. IL. i-rrRsr
GAME.
PHIL ,pRLPHIA. July 27.-Tfe Phllhes won we
games from st. Louis to day before a big Monahy
crowd. Mcouilen and Po1cn pitched eooo oA"'
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Neutrality-suspicious. l., Mcoulllcn. l.. st.
Lonis"Bsrry l. First base On errors-St Louis. !:
Left on basss-st. Louis. s Philadelph!s. J. ftTpM ~
Mcouilien. o: by McGlynp. . Two base bn.
Titus. SacrInce hits-Knahe ~, Grant Glibef'.
Grant, Knabe and Bransneld. Hit by, pltchef.ny
Mcouiilen. I. Umpire John stone. Time-l hour
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-ss ssiaea W csiosso. Adm. soc.-zSs
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.snuthern Leakue.

Al columbus-Meridian. Q; Columbus,
Al 0ulfport-y7cksburg. .; Biloxi Gulfport,
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Runs-7Boston Bates. I: Dahlen, I; BEAUMONT, .:
McGsn9, = Rt Gsn.,g !; PrSwn; !; s Swe !;
hits Kane, Beaumont, Husgins. sacrinoe hits
Ritcney; Mccarthy. Sweeney Stolen basesaBeau-
9: Cincinnati. q. First bass. on error-Boeton, 4.
Wild pitch-Coaklsy. Struck out-By Mccarthy.
and McGann: Dahlcn. Ritchey and McGsnn I'm
pire- Rudderham. hour and - minutes.
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n. July z7.-Newark beat Rochester

Runs RochsstefTBstch, /; Flanagsu. l.! Newark
-Dsycre. q heIlvesn y; Eosls, y Brockett. /.
Rochesssr, : NessrssS SseaSce 81 gaefiveen
FisnsSsn. siolep e~sse--Sh.rpe. FlIst base on
&rd pitch-Brockett.-- Smpires-knchsii and
Dustle6y. Tme-i hour and IS minutes. At
. AT nurrAlo. t;.
baltimore. =. .... as 10 lo.o;o:iao othi
Budaio. {. o o o, o. o 1880
batteries. ,4rClosksy and 'Bysrs:. Mcconnell.
AT rohosro.. 3 So =,
Providence. 20. o,o:o.o. os,.ot .-I1I q
Toronto.~.,-.....o o 100 o %. o 90 8 J
nsitsries-Gls.e and .reterson; Hiiroy' Vsnde.
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washington. ".,:..,.:o . oSSSooS
Runs-St. ~Louls-stone, I; Har,ser, l; Wallace. .:
unS sub, Powell. Wallace. sacrifice .hlts..Hart.
zell, Shipke. double plays Wallace, Williams
base-wsliaee. Hit by .piicher-By Powell, 1.
First base on balls-on Powell, 8 on .Hu{hes. !.
bases-St. Louis, g. Washington. q. TfmeI hour
and % minutes. umplre1onnoIiy. Attendance
$500.
PHILADELPHIA a. L>. 2 CHICAGO IA. LII.
CHICAGO, July N.-Phtisdelphis beat Chicago In
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Fair start; won easily: Rsgman, b. g.; O. ey Pa
nudes-Raglan; owned and trained by ". S. House
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ARooKLvN.

.Ba,,ed for Pa.,oru, in the eighth inning.
s sssas5Sn S}SSSdSf6$
Runs-Chieago-SlAgle. I; howard, 1; Reulbsch. 1.
Brookiyn]ordan: flrsi base on er~ror-Chleago.
tsse on balis-off Pssjonus. .: on Reulbach, J.
Sarock ouiEBy PsstoHus, q BY Bell q BY Reul.
pisys-Reuibseh. Tinker and Chance; Chance and
'kvers: 'Sieinfeldt, Eyers and Chance. Hita-0n
Paststus, TIN eight Innings: on Bell. none "a one
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Games Scheduled for To-day,
. NATIoHALLEApuH..

= Pi,tsburg In New York; Chicago IN BROOKLYN:
cinclnnsiln Boston: "a. Loiils IN PhiIsdeiphJa,
. 81 90 > AMnRicAE LEAGUE.
Boston In Cleveland. washington In 81. Louis
Philadelphia In chicaro. - =. -
HAsrIRH LxAouI.'
iJerssy City IN MohtreSit Newark In Rochester.
Providence In Toronto; BAliu ore In Buffalo, : -
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
DA~es ~ ~
JERSEY CIT.

MONTREAL. July 11.-Montreal defeated jersey
City, . to 1 TO day. Hanford and Pfsnnniiler were
put on the grounds by Umpire Black. The score:
NOMINAL. IlhllY CIrY.
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Evans, y; corcoren: !: Jersey
Montreal. 3 Jersey City, 4. First base on error
Jersey City. !: Sacrifice. ~hits-Jones. LOuden.
Struck out-By Keefe. 5: by Young, 0. Double
pisy-Corcoran and Evans. Cmplre-Blsck. Time
-ihour and "a minutes, Attendance-l,50
NEwARx. 81 ~RocHRsTKR.a
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squadron A wins RuInsbn CUP 1t Pole.

sKAsRIoHr. n. j.. July ~ -squadron A
captured the Rumson challenge cup this
Country Club by q scpre Of ISX TO 4 goals.
Squadron. a received Ave goals handicap.
Nefson q the SQUADRON snd. Belmont OF the
and injured although. It IL believed not seH-
Tie lineup and summary: :
Q: 1J. II. Hunt, q back. z, Hunt. .. Total hnbdi.
&esaew Brook counsH-l. A. J.. Mcclure. 1;
Q, 4. s, Borden, E.1 n. Mfibuin. .; back. Raymond
Beimont.s Total handicap. 10 -
Squadron A-GoAls EARNED. II; received by
handicap, o; total. 10. --.
MEADOW brook. Country oiub-ooals ssrrsd. Z
Chertes Ssbin. referoe.
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b. Hordern Q
Seymour. c. Wood. b.
Itordern ,..,,.,..... q
Thompson. b. Hor- =.
D.
Smith. 81. Jordan. b.
Hordern... y
W. II. Kingston. not
out. ~
c. j. T. Pool, C. Sayen, =.
b. Hordem u
Whitehead, b. King. q
Fast, not out .,...... .
Extras ....,.....,..'.' ~
-
Total tsiX wickets) i,5
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ELIMINATING RACE FOR MOTOR BoATs-coURsR,
20 MILBs-BrART. 9.S.

The elapsed times for each round OF the
rianuie we're,
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for two. ear odds: $500 added: hve fur.

Good start; won. driving; Black Mary; biz: ~
By Star Shoot-Msrbel. owned by Mr.. Curris
trained by W. Hurley.
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THIRD RACE.


Good start; won handl y: AIssee. br. e., g. r
Blues-Bunch: owned by Samuel Emery: trained W
A a ntakely
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Iun,ne. unp.rs-Rissr. T,ns-i' hour and -
minutes. .-a

TolaIa'.. IS II q 10 70 ,,,,,, q, o ~ n /
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-05-30
AN UNUSUAL SUIT
Owner Of Georgia Mule Alleges the
Animals Temper Has Been
Ruined by an Auto Horn

Augusta, May 29.-John Kelly of
Augusta has entered suit against DR..
". -. Lyle, surgeon general of the
state militia and well known local
automobiles, for $3.50 damages to a
mule by Dr. Lyle's automobile.
The unusual part of the story is
that the mule was not even graZed
BY the automobile, nor did ii run
away. or sustain any visible injury.
The complaint sets forth that certain
strange and unusual noises made to
issue by said defendant from the horn
cf said automobile" had such an evil
effect upon the mules disposition that
his moral character has been COM
pletely changed. Whereas the animal
was docile and good natured before,
said the plaintiff, it is now evil minded
and Of peeyish nature.