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LIGHr MINDS D0WN THE nav.
Atlantic Racers stopped ai the End sT
the first Round.

II was "A most annoying dav for yacht
racing on the Lower Hay The Atlantic
Yacht club had regatta scheduled for
NarhtS oi ,lh-~,,S VI and brlow which was
IN" third regatta "t the series for the cham
pion-hipS ami tNrnty seven yachts crossed
tn. line What little air there Was came
from tho west and courses were selected
that --nt the racers To Fort hamilton first.
10 reach that mark they had To- stem n
head the and the yachts Rho-tei along
in mo-t surprising way and then " hen
tb-v had lair tide and the Wind aft they
seemed to 40 slower than earlier IN tho
race.
Ire yachts Of the Y class made a very
close start They were hunChed very
closely an'l SoYa. which has he~n regarded
a. the light weather boat OF the fleet drew
away from m. others and Soon had a COM
handing lead. As'rrn Of the Soya Vas
the spider u and she too did we'll hut not
nearly -o well as the SoyR and ther- two
lett the Florence and Gray jacket Tar aztern
The committee took compassion on the
Nachtsn,en and set the signal to finish
AZ tn. end at the nrst round. Soya Was
hT-t Ia at -. ~. she beat the spider ~
minute. % seconds Florence % minute.
seconds rhis II the iirst victory for the
SOya this season.
IN the nrst division Of the handicAp class
Joy was an easy winner he conditions
iust suited her and she was able to heat th,.
Mana and la ubana IN spite OF the allow
anCc- due to tho~s NaUhtS In the SECOND
diN i-lon the careless MAS the winner with
Mischief second. he breeze ami Gamma
did not finish
In lass = Blue Bill. -alle1 bV X. n Moore.
won her >iNth race hut the finish in thu
class was mute close Bensonhurst Was
second. beaten minute - -e,ondr " and
third - seconds further aSteTn. and Alice
last
In Class n. GTave~snd knockabout- the
SLOW Poke Mas the winner. with SufItagetts
second
nine starters IA thi- class The Aries Won
again IN the dingv class with bullhn'h
second The dtlerenc" between these two
was only I minute ~ seconds IN" Ruiz.
nnch Was dis qualified Tor fouling mark
and SkeetS took secOud place.
The summaries
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LIGHT WINDS ON THE SOUND
,tiHT> ~ iNERH .. e
gIGiTTt HlIT SIOU % ORk.
Aurora Takes tier srronI Race. Win
NinSome ~rcond Nrngrr NEan n
winner over ~hImnA NIera First ln
80 I'rat G'lass cara Mia = winner.

no .H,, vInd- have prevailed m the
-...t''t IT the Nm"riran NHht club
....-.. ,ctr. aud Yesterday wa~ no
. r.... the wind vas very hcht One
t.... IH..ui'r IN lighting "a match amt
, blow out u cams" what there
rom west northwest The water
..' rl'i-i 10y ripple and II Ma ter
..., ,.- A fleet nf seventy ave Na"ht~
.f- The regatta committee and " hen
A. ....nttte- got 80 the starting line
o. ... 81 ~, h cans u Wa 10, id"i :" p"~i-
,..... Old. .'ar' for hall an hour ami wait
a.. .....'lr The whi~'hn. did Il" good
.r. A.. ,,.ht- finally W"Te sent aWaN.
D.. .r,., >..le,-ts,i waS To tho rcd spar
d.. - Npol-.y Reel to Matpico"k Point
a.. .au home smaller "las~.'S went
. go. .pyr-r~ ni the same general diTeC-
I,. .r,u- ~ class II Vsrs to have sailed
tt., t,u.ri the long course. hut at the end
of ,., 'r,f round the race Nas stopped
San .-rnrl' aurora was then IN the
I.,. ..'N n iippr'- Min>"m" second
.-t..r, 10, ,IenA lat In Class !. Harry l..
N.t.sI NNenscr AGAIN defeated the
Sr~.nt ms time nv minutes actual
,.r,s rr ,.a-~ VI the Elesnnra ~As fT-t
tnr. $40 finished minutes n seconds
,r.,. 100 the IrnndeluoU and then Mr.
Johnston Nu the latter boat Announ, I'D that
-. .. t- 4 : luaiir,d h.- aus she had fouled
q MATS
>.ssr-trt WainWrtght'~ cara Mia de-
q, ,f,-, H, " ~ ward and Mmo>a III again.
a., Nj o.. dplnc remarkably well this
,,,r t.t one reason Tor The improN ement
n ,r. Yachts sailing j. that Mr. Wainwright
L.. r,i ner mast stepped three inches
,.r,Ar- forward. which makes her trim
utI.H H"'r~r
,hs-...ior ~ inotsr. the Alera finished
fr.f With NFJ-' second and lhis third
"a a tlrf More Joy was the only one
n ~ - .rf the ff.i division OF the handirap
d.. AMI he Won the prize Svud Tas
trs .r,y one tuned m the second division
E..n M aou the race for the third divi-
49,. Rance 900 the fourth division and
Ntr.nu, m 10 'n- NTH division
y MALLORY ~a- the winner IN the CON
t.. in- tm"rl,,u 4. raCcahOuts with
n. ,lpnn-a mat Yacht defeated Rascal
n mlru'~> - -.,on d. Tn. only one To
fui,n IN the tn'er,.ub class MAS \ B. Allev :
fr-f.Ua
NAM u no -u7llsr yachts damaged TO
reach he srI-H.us line. and the results of
trv,r rnr-, re shown ia the SUNNI Iri-s
Nui,h ."IIHs
sLpa-. ,t,s covEsN, Is'l MILES srAEr
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BROOKLYN CHALLENGE err.
Five Yachts start In Race From an
IIuebIeberry Island.

Fivr yachts representing a. many clubs
started ~ iI.IO o'clock Yesterday morning
~ tn" race for the Brooklyn Yacht club
challenge cup. The start vas made from
a line on Huckleberry Island and the yacht 5
have to ~ail to the Vineyard Sound Light
ship. then passing south Of Block Island
aud Long Island TO Grave~end Ray The
cup II held by tho New York Athletic Club
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~ ~. Louis Rain

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str. lssr His PIT 'hins VAS amber CIR
cum-tan"~s when there was all To gain and
.",n n.,. :,.,'.'.'', 49,. -
man The 'Ieanes' cut pitching OF III" day
was thar done by Di' k-on Ia the last inning
Mr. Tonr smith the Hrooslyn .hortstop.
sne,,.Iiy.d To tho enh,nc,n. of his repu,a.
ton as an inner picket His fielding "a.
great almost .,rand. to use that overworked
term of prai.e tie va. death to ground
h',H ahn ae''ai h''-
patton made rnh Tor br""NNh IN the
'irs' inning. hts accommodation '"n-istinE
- - d.. S.,,,'. ,,,,I. IN n.I,cn ,hcn
w' u" P'Hs '''iS .''" "" 49, ~,
Works had a .,,iI better chanc. in the firs,
pavore r..,had third on . hit . steal and
B.rssn.. poor throw. but ui,h none on,
bell and the brOoklyns sh"afeh three New
York hatters In succssslon. Doyle on a
sr"nh mn anu 'u''"' an" ''''''' VII '''''
"S -" u,,
The Introductory to hr1oElrn,- -ernnd
o, Wh.,, N, EIys.n ..rr,t,.,, and emo ,
on "n'n ;" 80" 49, "a A,.,. 'rn',p
HIT and Seymour threw IN 20 Ame- for a
plav Oh -nnuN AZ second Lennon ran
Ton - .n,,c,p.ted hrt Art,. threN ysrd.
-. I" " -, -. 80, - .,..,,.,,
hlEn WV -'""" a. ",'' ~ - .'''n'
mad come IN To field the hit there n nobody
in centre backing up h" throw took the
ball To- IN" fence and Lennon scored
Tn" Br1"klvns pti,,d the lash while the
New Works we're stu IN The grasp Of the
ague They made three runs Ia the NTH
bergen tripped Anie- NIT With line
ana reached fr~t befor" Doyle could field
the tall Bell trundl~d hunt along the
hr-t base line 10 M~rklo Merkle pegged
10 - ond Tor a ior'". but threN ioN ana
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and u = beng defended bv Commodore
" \ Jackson. Ir = sIa"p Nl''orr. tho win
Ier ~ last wears race
u pu-it- BpNdv. representing the
Amerly an Yacht tluu : q B~aEdou' =
Amorita. re- resaufIn, the Harlem Yacht
Club " l.. stone Wsitiua. Represent ~ 9
he >sv Roc h.lle d, htt .Ih and = Milue- .
Helena representing the Mariner. Narbp-
\ aCht a. Ib. are the conn 80 Ifpr- "a fr!s rai -
Amurlta h"in- the largest Yacht has 10
10 seconds WaIllHa. Q hour fr minutes d
- ends. and Victory hours 80 minute.
- seconds The v md a. ,-rr Irhf IRON
vest northwest vh"n ~" a. .'. .'art., :
ard hey made slow prosr"-- ArruugL the
sound
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Ht'I>r 10 ,LBtNy ,ND BtCk.
I""i'r N"tor Boats start IN Long Race
~ \ Motor Baat club

n'"~ H"a'. ranging Va IN. from
zoe ' length .farf"d - . clock
'"IH- and ba'k. = aIs'au,~
.HI miles %" start va 'uAd.
.'uI~" ~ the N.v Nurk Motor
me loot 81 Wet it7tn .'r~"t
',ru q marx IN tie Albany
HI~" shr t'"n come bs'E 10
% year va one ~ 'hp most
'n" -.'E-pn. arl thi- v"nr "
oven more -.st.'s-=sf tII IL
HI' TOO tor the .tllf- that
.RY vs-k- h~n'" - 'h. rare
.Il On Bay Ridge 81 M" res
I.f
gem :! rvned by = LIfrper
ur"-- 'hr line and 49,. Pole
no HHHF. Nuf H hen on Port Mash
DIN" u "a- ~ the lead and
.H. .t-f y 3. sNpegteh e.. .
.'N'- may reach the rini-I-
DIE evening The starter
t... ruf'- follow
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CISciNNATI. july ? Tho National Base
halI Commission to-day awarded title to
the asrvice~ of Player Temple ~ the New
bedford club TO the New York National
League club The New BEDFORD club 10
not required to pay t10O for he relra>s 81
this player asksd nv the Giants in the
abs.nce II an agreement between the Two
clubs The dacision applies also 90 Player
Williams, who figured In the Transaction
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TotAls . = :
'RAiled Tor yi>hcr IN the nln'h inning
NeN Noyk % 7 ~ ~ -
philadelphia % ~ =
Runs New NorE wolicr. Daniels Gardner
PHILADELPHIA HArt>~i > OidTing. collins .
Hakrr. a t1rS' hA>e On error New No-k. \
PhlIg te phia. EFT On base Ihiia telphtA
Ne~ Nork. t1rst haze or nails 80 Hughes,
on Quinn. 81 Morgan. struck oI' ny
NorTap. .. ~ HrCheS. ~ Flsher. Three base
hit Murphy. Two - 80 nit UAkrr earrince
Mts-Heni phtH. Austin. Dave. Nurpg' stolen
ha~e- Collins Double ulaN RArry tunAssis'raI
Hit rs rither ~ Morgan Inanicl>i VIA pttrh~S
Morgan. Umpire ~ Oughhn Time =
hours and minutes
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ROBERTS To WEEr RiGGS.
Heat Nearly ProsIratr> Players In knick.
erDOcker q. q Tourne,.

Semi-fuai matches mad" ili- -'~tirr 'av n
tennis v"-t"rda IN DO" Tournament nearing
~ end GA ta" .ovTt- OF t.' 1874. .Arrror her
Fold 'i-r. I.a'n1SE Ia" layer -crs on
"d's d"- 80 tho turTiI weather Var! =
Roberts played SrI,lng Zane. a"fct ing
Ltnd!cr Durham. 8. 3, SO. e -. l.HrSI F
viii nee EaEg> for th, "up f"-mttIpr
morning
IN. sum MARIE
kricSr'hO-A. Mcr's C.p singles .Sr~i-,rat
round. Ns-Iy Io5rrts uC''ttus IgGlry uUg
han q = . 4.
Nrr's Uo-9lr. -. Srd rugt.t. = OTTO k'rif
-, 'Ia " \ ,H"ru.e.t dcfSat"a N..trI I IGt
And l;l~tAr! n Noyg- "a. I-l. Go. iHo4,-p.
Noshcil and Frederic , liarz. u.frEfc' HA-r
y RobcriS AMI ~ t.f". \ Ns'sJr - g
~cr' mai 10 md. TO. ar Nus.~I AID
Trc4cie. R-rgs dsfrA'eI O''p N'cLf. :
and " 4 tErrrt-I. & 4. t .r. &c IAN
ierninE- A-t L.uc d.. ksi ne defeated ,nag.r~
, l. % n'tpr ~ .A1l 'ohr.' - o. ... 81. -7.
iiEa. ND.uu ~ 'lilm y J~ruiuys 60 itr-u'
petr'"r So Howard N1>-eI tny 'rr.." 8, q.
Bag a = : o HV0utsrr
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AtSew Haven bridgeport =. New Haven, !.
Al Sprtngneld-. Hartford. :. Springfield.
A. Norths N pton Northampton. I Water
Anew Britain Morning Esme Nsw Brit
ain. u. Hoyose. 4 Afternoon game New
Hrtt a HolN \
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hated for S,,sn IN the .it,n inning

Matted for Sitton IN the sitth inning
Matted for BARLEY In the ninth inning
Newark q . I
jersey City. ....... =
Runs N,WaTs Meyer. \ Kelly. Ice. Agier.
HcArne. : Jersey CiN Clement :. John son
Nhst~tn first haze nn errors Newark. ! LETT
on bases Newark. :, jersey civ, : First base
On balls ON Sltton. OF Mueller ! Struck out
u, Mueller J. by ~ ;ton. I 10y hartley. \. Three
hAsc hits Meyer. Cicrent Two baSf hit ieatne
SAcrtncr hit -HAnnisAn stolen bases Clcrl ent
Nbstein Esnond. Meyer. !: kc'ii Umpire In
chief stafford REID umpire boyle. TIME
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70 Race at Oyster Ba, /.

The Is footers OF the SeRUAnhaka Corin-
than Yacht club started in the series race
Yesterday afternoon over An inside course
at Dv-'rT BAY The Nind was 81 light
that they could not finish and the race vas
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Total, NJ as IS


Nuu.--N IouIs NcWnAn NrtNefL,rT NJ
Mi browne Firs' base OF bali pH Lake.
StrurE out ~ take. a. by White Siu'en
80. II ,Irr Parent Sa~t'rr h''s-t-iggs.
rsyu- l,oublr plAys -Nhiis bthrkhurnc Ard
N''r'sn. W He AMI Mullen ~rpre IN rhef-
rins.n Il-.I umpire Connolly Tine hour
ln4 - minutes
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Mrs. >en n Law n Tennis Champion.

MoNrCL.IT. y ). July Lu" finals
IN the lawn tennis tournament Tor the han.
pionShip a. the Nontclair Nhl"'.. t!.r
this afternoon was won b. Mr. l. W"
who beat AiIss Edith Sne. .uu o '. @.
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At Lancaster Lancaster. Z. Work,
4, RradinG Reading, !: Trenton
A. WlInamsport- Willlamsport $. Altoona \.
~ Harrisburg -HArrisburE. H. JohnstoUn. A.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
sTANpINa oV TIE lUI

SSwAHE 4 HRsEI CIT. 4-uRsT oNnE
Newark won both ends Of yesterdays double
header from the Skee'erS At Jersey city taxing
the nrst half By = wore OF 10 and winning
the Second IL 10 jersey city usesi four pitchers
and Newark three. jersey Ctty errors combined
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THE Sun. SUNDAY. JULY 8. 1910.
won 90 StAcs ~As reured In favor VI Shelter
IN the fourth The s~oFr

Rated for Shrt,lsr In the fourth inning
Philadelphia 30 o o q o q
Boston % u o a =
Runs Boston q lins GetI. hilicT. Graham
Rerk. Two base his Nlller Home run berk
Sarfinrc ~ Sharpe. SArTinre hits herfog
Miller stolen hAsr SNeeney nouhle plays
Re,k and sweeney Snrsn, sweeney and ShaTI-e
irfl On haSes Philadelphia. l. Ro>son, Iir>t
basr On halls On BROWN. l. on StArk. !: on shot.
tier. I. ftr>t base on errors Ro1ton. ], PhhA
delphiA. I. struck out BY broNn. :; by Shet
tier. Umpire In chief - Day. Held umpire
brennan. Time hour and a minutes,
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Totals ~ y ~ 4
q for Powell Do the clEhlh LnnIna

Rated for Powell Ia the ~iEhth inninE.
Cincinnau - o 5
F1ttsburE q q"
Huns Cincinnati - tbrschcr. Dovnry. :. Pas
EsTt, NrMillan iTttshurE l.FArh Two base
mt-t.rAch Three base hit. HObhur'. stolen
hass.- DoNne>. {. B~srheT. =. faskeTt Sacrifice
hits Mri.ean. Isarh. nurus Ftf-t base on balls
or Pow ru =. OF Burns. struck O'ii ~ Pow Ell.
BY burns. /, Umpire IN cnief Klein Field
umpirr Name Tine I hour and ~ minute
B,sToN -. 5. FHItADtfgHIA ~ l.. o
BoaroN. July l-Ro-tOn tumed Philadci
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~ Worcester Lawrence. D. Wotcestev.
AZ New bedford New Bedford. hAverhill. \
1t Lowell Bro~hton. g. isoWeu.
At ran River- Ftr~' Came Fall River. q ~ mn
o S~cond game Fall RIVER. ]; Lynn tiAteen
Innings.
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Al INDIANAPOLIS IndianApolis. . Totedo. =
Al IouI.Viile- Columbus. a LoutsN TIE l.
AZ Kansas Ctiy kAnsAs city MILWAUKEE,. \
81 ~ Paul 81 Paul. a. Minneapolis. 4.
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aa,tsh for Fletcher IN the eighth inning
aat,sd ,nr MArnNa-f On the OHM Inning

.Bs,tsh for Fletcher IN the eighth inning
.aattsd for Marqua-d IN the cighth inning
Brooklyn. 4
Ss, Work ~ %
pun<-BrUokyn Dalton. DaubeTt Wheat
I .nnoK Hrraen He'll Nrs YORK De,ore hoy u
NytdurlI First base on errors hrookyn. Lett
on bases BrookBn. ). New ioTk 70 firSt base
m tails on Bell 4 OF Amr-. OF MafquATu. g.
Str,,rk out-By BELL. by Ame-. ~ MAruLArd
I. ~ D,rk -ol. I. Home run Daubert Tao base
as. Sry u,oDr Nrfke Sarrince hits ArElNern
,r,ith stolen bAzes-Daytdson, Dcvore. DoJ IL.
PASsed ball isrgrn. hits.O on Ame> In four
and a thlrd inninEs Umpire In rhief -lohnstone
Fieid umpire Moran Time houTN.
crSCtNsAIi 5. PTrrrsrEo, !.
prrruHrHa July = HobHtSri'- pair OF triples
.dth $50 men on base -Arh time he worked theun.
ron IN. third game OF the four tho Reds have
niavrJ the Sorid'S champions this Neet Hurna
al het . great game. holding the lo-Ais 20 four
hit INC
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P,,cher Va waI.h.. BrOther Dead.

wuEEsRAHRE. Pa. July John walsh.
a brother Of Pitcher I'd walsh Of the Chicago
WHITE SoN. died a. his home ~ Parsons.
near here tonight % pnsutmonta.
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.p.r for rlnLe In tn. fourth Innins u = u

Cleveland. ........ y q ~
Runs ibrtrnit D. Jones. CrAV ford. Dele
hanty NpriaTty cleveland Turner. = GTaney :.
StOval n LAior, /. Rail. hits on Iinke. IN
four inninEr. on koestner ~ hyr inning Two
hA-~ hit. Turner EAsi~riy, briehaHty CraS
ford Three base hit 'rnwfori. horisTiN
Home run GFanry Sacrifice hits -StoN ALL
kOe-tner sacrifice ric~ birmingham. i-Aiole
stolen hases Cohh MoFaTty iAior First has
on halls on Muiitn. /. OF ilnke ! Hit bb pitcher
Uy kOeatnTr Srhwtdu. f1rst has gVrnr
Cleveland tru o. ba-cs ilriroii S Cleveland. :
struck out rs tInAe. . Boubs plays Mui I'm.
Iish ard 7. Jones. Aioir and Turner mpitr
FNans Time I nour and - minutes
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Runs-NrN N0fs kniEhi Phlladelrhla Heil
muller. Collins later Davis Murphy. ,
ISr On hases NeW Nork. ~ Philadelphia 3
FirSt hRse on halls on lB-rder OF Pm.
hit murphy Two base hits barry paker
Murphy. Odring knight Sto'en hase ChAsr
fDoU bic play H-mphin and Cha>e Htt ~ pitcher
~ Tender dpAnieis' Umpire OIouEtin
linz 1 hour and s. mlnntra.
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Giants Ge, Player Temple.

A. Greenwood -Grrrnwood, ". Ni-ksbvru. ,
A. YASoo city -JArkAon. q: Yanoo city \
A. HatuesburE -HattiesburE. ,. Meridian. l.
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Huns Bogton SPEAKER. :. Ntahl " q bilg 70"
Milan. ~rhArfer firSt base or eTfoI W a,h
inyton left On hasrs fboStOn. :. " ashing toh -
Iir.' ia - on balls on tiCotte. y - u'h oll
it, Cirotte , by Groom. 5 Home nm Npeaher
hits nRIauh I~iiNclt Ssrrinre hits Snnl
1arrtgan stolen bases Wagner tATtigan'
~rhsrfrr Hii by pit' hrT- ~ tirolr l'es>rI-
riYirr IN chief Prrtne. field arTt'c ryan
Time -. hours minutes
CHICAGO "a. -. ,. ~. tovis =. L..
CHIcAoo Iub :. 10 q pitcher uat'lc 70 aay
I "a ,'I, r1.n.s,i - carr, Oh the victory IaSr
irtrhrd the bt'trr game but ~AN W's"fAhN
sunpoftrd The
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rArIoS Al LEsouE.
chicago In 81 Louis Pi,,sburE In CinctnnAu.
AsraIcAr LEAovH
Cleveland In Detroit ~, Louis IN Chirago.
EAsTpHk l.RAoUr
Irr~ry GU In newark. Baltimore In Providence
Buffalo IN Monueai.
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CrsvELAND. JuIy z-CieyeIAnd won from ~
uoit ~ 10 4 to-day. rounding OeorEe Muffin for
seventeen hits. tnriuding home run by Granry.
nVe hits rs EAatrriy. four by Turner and TAO
each by Stovan and Lalrir The score
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DOUBLE HEADER jokes ARE We
HAND orr THE
DII RNlL WlLLOPING.
IIlEhIanders Make . Poor showing In
Both Games Bostons Win From the
NashIngtOns; CIeN Glands Hammer
DetroIts; IhIcaGss Defeat the BrOwns

The American League race - getting easy
for the Athletics The latter took another
big jump forN ard yesterday when they Gu
gagged In their diuTnal occupation Of show ing
up the NeA Works in double headers. beat
ina the Highlanders two in one day Tor tn"
fourth time this year. II MAS distressing
day for the Detroits too. they being SmAzhe'i
nv the Clevelandz. The BostonS took a
Close contest from the washingtons. and the
white SOY no-ed out the Browns The
results
philadelphia. -: New York. 5-FirSt game
Phllas,elDhia, -; New York, I-SecOnsi
game.
Boston. 3: washinEtOn. =.
C'teN Gland. n; Detroit, ..
Chicago, .; ~ Louis, =.
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wAsuIN0ToS July ? The ypeed Boys made
q lot % hits OF Groom ana Won hAndliy enough
Oooete gave nNe bases IN bails. but rot away
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AT ~. Joseph ~, Joseph. Des Noinep.
Al Siouk dty SlouA City u. Wichita. 5
Al IincOln- Lincoln. 7 Topeka, /
A. omaha -kAtn.
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BROOKLYNS PLY The LASH
10 THEIR DElDLT WORN ERE
THE GIANTS BRtCE.
Home nun by Danbert WITH Two on BASES
the Turning Point Of the Game Reds
NAIiop the Poor OId Pirates Again
and nostonz NhiteM ash the PhIliles.

The Giants weren't able 10 make any
winning rally Yesterday They tried to
hard enough. hut the brooklynS had too
big lead and finally managed to win IN
other game from the New Works. The
rs'rogradinE Pirates again came to grief
They were beaten easily by the Cincinnati
Reds. The PhilIie- ran foul Of shutout
IN Boston. Rain interrupted the Chicago
81. Louis game before II was game. The
results
brooklyn. q; New YORK.. q.
Cincinnati. .; Pittsburg. Q.
Boston. .; Philadelphia. q.
Al 81 I.OnlA Main.
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!Ss,,.a 20, rs.n IN IN. third inning
'SchAiiy out for insrrference
Ne~aTk .: DO
jersey ItN o o q / .
i.uns Newark Zimmerman. : Never, GeN
man t.ouden. :. Schlafy. HeATns Mctdnniiy.
Jersey Cty Clement :. iondrgAn, Johnson.
Abstein. Ry an. klSsnger. Fir~t hase on error
NeSark / jersey CITY. / Left on hAscs
Newark, q. JerSey city. 4 1rsl bAss on halls
on kisSinxrr > Or Ferry or Egan. Strurk
out NJ kissinger !, by Fern h. hCtannlty :.
Three hAse hit GetmAn Two base hlts Ier.
NctHnniiy Sacrhge hitA--Schlany. Drt1lascr.
tsmond Ryan stolen base Johnson Double
piay I4ouden - hlAny and Agirv hit b. pitrbrr
~ Mrt,lnniu Ahstrini Umpire IN chief
stafford Fteld umpire BoyIc. rme hoIrs
and 10 minutes
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" % rrI~~dAir Not ufr~d
'.r- ''Tr Aurora trrnRrr Cara
F.-r 10. send pAs~al III gauea
..rHpTa. i'r.' ~. Nt1~A kel"ts.
30 N3rg.E.a aud p.1'
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New York state League,

New York state League.
At srA,cvsE
SYRACUSE q : q
NlbAnN q u . %
batteries Nltse and kooprAh ChAppelle
MrHrtde and Porte Cmvires kueeIAnd and
- Bricn
At BISuHAAToS- yIRsT osNE
w,is~ssaTr@ . q S-sis
Ratteries Pappalau ant Fischer Appreciate
and BrgrT Umpire OTooi~
sECoSD oAAE.
pn.h.n,on %: ooOoi .
WilsrsbArre d o. :
batteries McCArthy and FISHER nei> and
RAab Umpire OrOole
UTICa.
TROY q
tura - II IL
batteries peArdon Fairbanks and burns
Rucs and Mariner rmpires Flaherty and
THROWN
At E.sIA,- FIRST osNE
SCRANTON q n o II
rIrllrn o o y
HAit~tlr. nittnE~r and smith. Horh and
ClousheT Umpire Kelly.
SECoSD o,SE
SCRANTON . \ ) Ill Is
patirrtes f-iene and McDonough. schmidt
and Phiihtn. Umpire Kelly
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'.s- 'io.G becker Asw .H,s
= .4sb. Htr uSF pTstpN orb LASS START.
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