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brushes ON THE SPEEDWAY,
old Paverites on the Course Trotter
Denver Bustiy Engaged.

Old familiar fAvoriiss were racing on IN,
Speedway yesterday morning Most ot
the stars made their rrs' appearance To-
the season The gray trottsr Denver
Ida liiEhwood. 2IO. still the Spesdwa,
queen. and MAlSrca, all from the stable
of Nathan straus Kim. 7i3s. aud Coast
Marie. , ~. from the stable Of James 4
Murphy. and Charles Weiland's Inner Guard
.'OS',. upb"Aten on the drive. would have
proved - -,raicienf interest TO horse lover.
II they had simply given exhibition miles
= brush which proved to be only q work
out for the tro,ier Denver. driven by Nathan
5traus. also engaged James Murphy's
PAGER Coast Marie for q pacsmaksF This
pace the latter so was a fast one and IL
carried the irotter at . clip which almost
took him on his stride. when Denver cams
down IN hts next trial with tho mares
stable companion. Kim. the latter was
IN the lead and Denver made q break which
threw him back so far that he was never
able n roach even terms
Denver was all raadytioPwoP IN his ne n
heat and he was travelling like clockvoTk
Kim lid his best hut the gray had him
beaten NJ the three eighths poet THIS
made the honors even and the crowd clam
the final result hang fire until nett week
when hOstilItie- will be renewed
Judge Boardman. the bay seldins owned
by Harry l.. TopliE. has had thinga pretty
much his own Ssf on the drive this sum
msr and when his owner sent him TO measure
strides with William FaTrell's Charles Hub
hard. ?l?'., II Sas with a certainly Of sue
ceaz Charles vas a; one time the speed
way champion and the Judge found IL no
easy matter to defeat him Yesterday. lie
did manage Co puf the first heat TO his
credit. but charles ven Tho neIt with ease
Charles also managed TO put Dandy
e. o. a hay PAGER with considers able epeed .
In second place. hut when Dandy tried his
luck with the trotters again he scored a
victory His opponent was =. Mcclure =
chestnut trotter John Caldwell. 100.
Old MalAcca was coming down the stretch
with a vim that reminded the spectators
~ the DAYS when the geldinR and the speed
way were young and " illiam scott sent his
new favoTits, Elliott u, 10 tackle the spotted
trotter Elliott proved q little too much
for Malacca
l. Grunzfelder entered his brown geldinR
Triphammer in ono race which was q vIc-
tory for the bg trottar lie defeated
Toby AItell from the stable OF William
Stoeltz ing
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CLARKE RACES ar VATLsBURo.
he and Kramer win. bot Not Prom Eaeh
Other.

Both Prank L. Kramer and Jack Clarke,
the Australian. won a race 1t the Wallis
burg oycle track In Newark yesterday after
noon. u being the FIRST appea rance Of the
li'ls Australian there this year clarke
AMI Kramer did not meet in yesterday =
races. but are to meet IA a match rare ne II
Sunday. Kramer rode IN ne one mile opan
and lap from home he did not seem to have
much chance lie rode around tbs bunch
on IN" last turn. however Frank Blatz Of
Jersey 1ify won the one mile national
amateur championship and leads In the
points table with ~ points Jerome stein
eTt u second IN the table with = points
Clarke Won ths five mile open There were
tveniy.two starters, 10 whom only seven
finished
The summaries.
Onr Mile National Amateur Champtonshtp-
Won by frank batg. Jersey city Adam Boyer
man. M0hb wk A g second Carr Ericaon. Empire
city " third Time. minutes ~ I 5 seconds
1--WE Nile open Professional Won BY 1ark
Australia. second Fred q west San FranciSfb
thlTd PrtrT brohach, BOSTON. fourth Al Hal
stead Sacramento nf'h Time ~ minutes a
s-rpnd-
Three Mic HAnfiean. Amateur Won by Her
man ield~~n. denmark. - yaFds William Petit
Rork wife centre. - yards. Time = minutes
~ sr'1nds
one Miir open Professional Won by Frank
second fovd krrbs newark miro iohn Redsil.
iyuhT1oi fourth Tt1e. minutes 81 - serstds
Han Niie Hsndtcap Professional Won by
phinr wright. salt lake CITY. n yards, Lloyd
. Sullivan HshiT. Australia. 80 yards third Al
Triebel. Newark. - yards, fourth Teddy Milling
ton. Lsis0uES. - yAEdA ara. Time 8IS
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LAWN TENNIS.
Play In the Marine ana PieId club ana
New Rochelle Tournament.

Harry y. Roberts Of the Knickerbocksr
Field club Yesterday won the cup singles
~ the open tournament on tho courts Of the
Marine and fIeid Club Bath beach In the
nnAl Roberts defeated \ Howard yo-heIl
ot the thorough Park CLUB IN strai Rht -,
"a. S-s, q The FINAL OF the dou DIsa
also produced spirited sport Julio NJ
~teinaC her paired with y Parkea def e. ted
the Hamilton Grange pair. Paul B. Mead
and Arthur NJ BovIbond e. IS Is
The Two matches brought the tournament
to an end
The victory Of kooeris in straight sc,.
was looked upon A. reversal 81 form
\ oshell with his tas' net game was eIperte ed
to give the knicTerboCksr ola yer a lively
match StetnachsT and Pnrkes displa we'd
pretty piece Of ina nTuvring In the doubles
thtt materially added 10 thor success
Irtrkcs held position on the base line where
he m ndl"t ths lobbs which Mead and Low
bond -~nt high over the net S,einacher
standing close IN the net. pla we'd clear across
the court IN an able manner His kills
~ he hall were spectacular. and ~ all times
he Was sure NJ his shots
Steadin~a- IN the part ~ T. y Black and
l. ~ Roper made y possible for them 70
deieat Leo T. l,eyentrtt and benjamin VI
doubles on The courts NJ the New Rochelle
Lawn Tennis Club Tho match went through
four -e's before BLACK and Roper won az
"a. 60. - 90 ands-a
The mixed doubles portion ~ the tourna-
mont Will 10 de"tded neIt saturday alter
noon whom Mrs. -. =. Weaver. the New
.ler-ev player. and Calhoun fragin will
mot Nr- Henry n. Kurdlck and Alfred
lAi'imer IN The trophy match
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PASS AND INTERFERENCE.
Points tn which Careful Attention Has
Beea Given NJ Harvard.

CANBRIDGE. Mass Sept ii.-This weed
will sec the Harvard football squad thst
made the training trip to Peacevale. Me-.
the last fortnight in their old hAunts in his
city. preparatory to beginning the season
OF foot ball practice in the stadium on Sep
tember 10. only thirty men took the trip
to Maine. The candidates had thorough
TudimentRTy drill. particularly on points
concerning the new rules. Tho FORWARD
pass. the haue Of thu crimson elevens 10
other wears. received 6io-s attention. The
changes IN this play were gone over with
care and clOse attention was given TO ihe
change incumbent on the aholtahinR OF the
mass pLay and elimination NJ tho pushing nd
the real Rround gaining plays this season
the ends most of the tIre was spent 10
bolstering ~ an active vet adhesive in
reference.
The small nun hsr Of candidates taking
the trip was a draN hack 10 more thorough
dsN slopmert Among the seasoned men
on hand were = II. Smith, l.. n smith.
Corbctt. Capt wilmington, perkin 7 froth;
ingham. 6Flahcrty. WigRlesWorth and
Tryon' The squad has had the services
81 Coaches Haughton, Burr, Bagden.
Reggie Brown. cutting. Geary, WATERBURY,
Dewey and Sprasu@. he prospect for
a surcessful season depends somewhat
on the standing Of Mckay. tackle. and Mino'.
nllhacs Roth are under heavy study con-
dtiou- On the 10Th Haughton will issue
his first general call for candidates and
nearly hundred men are expected to be 10
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PTWLICOS RiCE MEETING.
Programme Includes Rich MairOn stakes
and Other star Events.

The MARYLAND Jockey club has issu.d
| the Stake book for the fail meeting II fogr.
teen DAYS IT PhmhCo opening on October
~ The rich Matron Stakes. for two-vear.
Odds. usually RIM At Belmont Park. tas hsen
transferred 10 plimlico tor the nrst day "
ne meet ne and VII lee run In tvo races one
tor colts and geldtrgs and the other Tor
Gllie-, each event being worth about - ~
TO The winner. he eitgihle- are - ioIioNs.
colts anu GrIdinEs August Belmo0rs SAndhiu
Footprint. NAieryale anu BabhlsI. John }
hSriiett> star lhhrtcr. BroWnleigh PARK Stsblr Z,
Item lomOnd. oodford ClAys OutlAp Thnrnas
Coilmss bourbon BeAu. John Dy rnenrs Halsy =
Comet. :. foTsythe's shooting spray silver
and IeuS. 3 K Hitchcock pacE Foot and Dgsi
; .. hogAn star Blaze. Il iones's Btg Rock
ana Runayinr,ie James HcSianuss Star O.RysS.
Thomas MOnAhan.s Textile. y Neeis Pro
rorItsrsol. " r Ry an Pharaoh. n r " ilson'.
~ = NAushon, Amain and bwenuh. tAiesby
Fililrs n Nlca Miss Minnie q y Bishops
IlllAh Y p CArrAn's Horizon. Woodford Cay's
f SOLID G~G" iofg'ss P s1SS
neile. peNherry and Mauklia, James u hetn' :
lel's Love Not Il , lltue's rive tcs>. u. ?
" hitney's ltashu ana Stilly Night ID Nert's
ains,s The Busyboiy. r. l. fhomss, Ssilan
And Oulcs~lvrr
The rhmnco rranag cement has arranged
the folio wing schedule for the feature events
Of the - eeting
Sa'urdsy. Oct. Is The Ma,ron stakes Ne,i.
chester kacing Association. baltimore Cl4e
Gun FOR gentlemen riders Hotel herman PIrs.:
sSol sdded = mite and ~e,r niy yard
MONDAY, Oct - Junior Steeplcchass for
three csV Odds Ouole Handicap 49, added:
an fuTlouEs
TUESDAY oct - Relye,iete St-~plerhss.
Handicap 'wo rniles Pmlco Couniry Jlub Purss
mile ana an eighth
Wednesday. Oct, 70 ,Ps,spsco S,eericchAss
for hunters. two aud = halt miles. Rchnrrt pIrsg
tSOo ADDED mile and three ~SteenthS
THURSDAY, Oct - Mount NA<ht naton Steepls
chase. STAFFORD 'ur-e; SOD added one niile and
a fuTlong
Friday. oct. y-EIectrie Park Stecpierhass
SeN etn Purse for Two year Old Miles
saturday. Oct - Fidrtdge SteeplechaSr tr
bonande hunters gentlemen riders IN huntng
course The Walden stake for two veAr oldC
81. 50 added one mile. EuiAw HAndiear ore
mile and sixteenth. Amateur Cup gcu'lem-u
Monday. oct q Greater Baltimore Steepls-
chase. New Howard Pursr. $40 added. one nile
Ttiesday Oc, Is -Po,omac Purse one mile
and forty Yards Glenn IRE Steepiechase
"Wednesday. oct 81 instead S,eeplechass.
Juvenile HAndcAp. for two year ODDS ssoO adfed.
one mile and three stNteenths.
Thursday, Oct. q entiemens Driving Pafk
Purse one mile and forty yards. owners Handi-
cap Steepiechase. Maryland United Hunts Purss:
one mile and half
friday. oct. p baltimore Brewers Purse
ers' Handicap; so added one mile.
saturday. Oct. -p-The Jockey club PIrpe,
sdID added one mile and half Aritngto hAn-
dSap. for all agrs seoo added siH turlcef,
81 W added 'wu miles and = half
Monday. Oct. A.-Thr bowie stake; 1fsS
added. tao miles Consolation SteeplechasAs
selling handicap. two miles and = half
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the PIGsKTN Ar CORNELL.
Coach Need VIII set u FIying To-day
and Docs Not Despair.

iTHAcA. Y. Sent Declaring tina
TIE changes In a." football rules will not
hurt tho game. which should be fully A.
interesting aud spectAcular Aa before
bsniei Reed arrived here tonight 20
'ahe charge ~! The ornel football squad
Wui'h VIII u"Rln practice Tomorrow Raed
snll INA Do" ,"nld not see Tnuch ground for
though - al mitted that Old football men
d.a not ApFre' ia'e what they wore no
against I ns game should he ~ popular
A. ever he said
I"e'l does not see any reason for DESPAIR
over ~" prospects NJ Cornell though he
Admitted that tho absence ~ DODnan
r"k- and other good men barred ott IN
scholarship deficiencies Wa- a hard blow
year a. this tim. Nhout twenty men AZ.
syIeried 90 take par' In The work 10 norrov
NJ Hutchinson. Last years freshman coach
itesi as-t-taufs
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WILEY HaD Az EASY TINE
HEATING De'nsra and Hnl In Twenty vile
Motor Race.

P,Ss,rc. y ! sept ti.-GsorRs N'ls~
had rather an easy time heating walter
D-nara and Fred ia! IN twenty u'1H
motor rae" ~ ~" Clifton STADIUM 'r'.
afternoon Dcmara and mn met vr1
o., dents. RiNin v i~v lead which 10
ins T"a-sd nv fasT sprIutinR For s"'nn
u,tc- istNgssn the -tNth and thirteen I.
N n rode On sprint wheel with q ~ g"af.
most 81 he tim" ~ y % clip. " NaS 90.
mArkahl" "Nhihit ION ut grit and "ndur'n'
Five minutes after this race Illl starter
In m" i've mils open and ia thrilling hnlsA
captured first place
Al d,Uulsfte III. australian. shovN'
his ,alibr- m tho one mile handicap when
riding from @'ratrh hs vent around IN"
hun"h and won. The summaries
ono Nile HandirAp Irofrssionsl-WOn by AZ
Gouieftr. Australia -rratrh Warrington Niti~n'
davenport. ~ yards. ~"c0nd prrc' l.Awrensc
NeWafL W Yards. fourth. ~ tras> salt lake CT
y, Narti. rffh TTrr : minutes : ? seconds
Twenty Mite Motor Pared Race Won BY Geors >
WHY. Syracuse. parssi h. Cafi Hudan. Maitsr
Uenara rr1sidenrr. parrf by Jimmy huAef
s~cund Irri Nill no-'nn. paced hy Charles Tf
,IIIr thlrl Tive - nftnuirs - seconds
II.r Mic Op-n Professional Won ~ Erri
ItiI Bo.ton Iarnh NAgin. Neuark, aeronf
" oTthington Nittrn. DsN cuposf. third. VII
D~uarA. Providence. fourth Tommy SSH
Nrwark hfih Tine. ~ minutes Z seronda
Three Nile Motorcycle Racr Won BY Chaff
Tur,tiis Phiiadeirhts carl Rudan. hanchegsei
y. r.. second: Jimmie Hunter. Newark mAst
Tine. minutes - sSoOnds-
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GbanIiII, Races.
sr,r,u crsy p.,rp,A 70 tn, srx.

STsr'H CDR Dstr fSA 70 THH SrN.
Paws. SEPT ~ At ChanttIlv to-dav
Pc" rn"r Tor the Prix Ia Rp,hetia for aIisa
fupn francs. about IOu ktlotnsfsf- "a =
Nuu br Vanderbilt Bruno E1fbss mid /.
N""tsTIn" was -"rond and Iphru--i's
lIut IHird IN" io'kevs we're NeuI
woodland and O',onnor The. Prs =.
IU"hefie for colts. - IN .ran"G = hogIt inD
kil0meteIs was won nv iandsrhtlt'a Manfred
'ulda Forla VAS Second and EphTuaat's
Grant, third Tho Jockeys we're O'Netli
Childs and O'C0nnOg. ''
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Totals u 81 v
sBAtted for Camnitx In the ninth Inning
PfttsburE .......... D % % %
Chicago. ............ q o -
Neutrality-suspicious. Wilson. Chicago
Bvera o. Schultz. Z Two bAAe hlts-Everu. schultz.
Clarke. Hyatt Sacrtnce hits-Sheckard. Hof.
psa, stolen basss-CiArks. EveTs Struck out
on camaiis, q oh cos, 4 Left on besse-Pii,s.
burg. 10 Chlessei q ~, ~ gitehSr-By oAnani,s
Emslie. Tims-I hour and 50 minutes.
o. Lovm n. ~. o. cncpsSArI. 0.
cucpsrATI, sept 1.-THE Cardinals made
fifteen hits on 0aspAF to-day and won Q sessaW
game from the Rsds- Bresnahan was ihiured
and cult the game In the eighth inning and was
putting decision. The score
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'HAtted for Golden In the seven IN inning.
'HAtteh for Nc MillAD In the nlnth inning.
IBatted for OaspaT la the ninth innlng
81. Louis. .............l % IA
Cincinnati ............ o o o %
Runs-St Louis-Ellis Aowrey. I: Konetchy. :.
Abbott, Hauser, Oake- Cincinnati bescher.
Miller HobutHel Mitchell. Lobert. GAspAr Two
base .hit-Knnetchy. Three base hits -Lobert,
Euis. sacrifice hits-BTcsnAhAn. Abhott Elh>.
Miller. stolen bases HMoWTry. :. konetchy.
BeSrber, Lobert. :. Hobn'zrI Miller Double
play-HugE!ns and Bre>nAhAh LETT ga bases
st Louis. q. Cincinnati. u first base on balls rob
on Golden. \. ~ Harmon. ? or GeSpAT. struck
out-By Golden. = b. Harmon. :, BY Gaspar.
Wild piteh-GASpaT Umpire In chief Hlohnstone,
Field umprs-RAsoo. Tine. hours and As
minutes.
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BALTIMORE

Runs- baltimore seymour. Walsh. Newark
Zimmerman Galley, Loudeu GettmAn Kelly :
Meyer. g. hgler. Stolen IA see UaneY Kelly
iola~u. Meyer, RA'h Sarrtnce hlt--N addeh
Two has~ hit Heiimuler Three base hit-Kcllv
Home run zimmerman. FiTaG base on halls,
OT Waddell. !, or Nicksrs. SGrurE out-By
NaddsIl. : by Scbnnidt. ? Balk-vickeFs first
base on errors BA tlmors. Ieff on ba
baltimore. N-WarA. Umpire In rhlef-BoYie
Iirll umpire F1uneran. rlme-i houF and n
minute,
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BALL GAMES IN TIKI WEST
CUES COME PROM BEHIND AND
BEAT PIRATES,
whereat M. 900 HowisnG Pans Rejoice
Charley HoTSe Makes chance Retire
Cardinals Hammer the Reds ne
suits OF Contests In American League

CHIcAoo Sept. 1.-THE Cubs defeated
PIttsburR to-day by = score OF 5 TO :? coming
from behind and winning after a hard
struggle. Thirty thousand bowling fans
witnessed tho contest Cole was hit harder
than CamnitE. but hs managed to keep the
hits scattered and was better in pinrhss
than Camnltz Manager Chance started
Of hts charley horse.
The score
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JERSEY CIT


'haited for Frili IN the ihirteenth inning
ProvidenceO o o o q 81
JerseyCi o / o o-i
Runs Providence PhelAn. Arndt Sullivan
Peterson Jersey Ctty-Johnso sou. Two base bits
>mond PhelAn. sacrifice hits-Hofman.
RocS stolen bases-John son. =. Peterson. Left
on bases-JeTsey CltD, S. Providence. S FiTsI
base on errors Jersey Clp, L. Providence !
boz bic plAys-Hannitan. John con and Ab.tetn
John son. Hannifan and Abstein struck oui-By
fnll, : hy steele 4. firsi base halls -Of Frii
Tine hours and ~ minutes
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Scores Made by Tweniy-.econd Regiment
EngIneers

The correct scores made hy the Twenty
second Regiment Corps 81 Engineers ~ tho
CFIik shank trophy match shot ~ .>e1 GtTt
pr september were hs follows
lieut. g " nohb ~ Ori S~rRi : Corrts a.
SeTEt George Kelly. %. Private Wendell. Of
lieut. p0riious, - LsIt &. Z. Isvtne ~
Total $40
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~ Ioui.yiIe.Tirst GAM Toieio = Louis.
~ Mitwaukee-fiTsi game Milwaukee. 4
Minneapolis. = ScrOnf game Minnea polls. q
Milwaukee. !.
~ Columbus Columbus IN. indiana potis. J.
~ Kansas Ctty First game - Paul I.
Kansas city. Se~ond game Kansas CITY. 4.
~ Paul. I
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EASTERN LEAGUE

PHoVTpENcH. a. JRRssI cTrT. l-VIRsT oAMs.
Jersey city and Providence split yesterdAy's
DO ble header In Jersey City. The GTays won the
nfst with three run nnlSh In the thiTteenth
inning Jersey CITY came back with Q victory,
giving the SSeeters the series four games 10
one steele had u on Friil IN the irst game and
CAmniu outpitched Wilson In the second The
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AMERICAN LEAGEE.

CLEVELAND. > st LoUIs a. ~. o-vIHsr o,NE.
ut. LoUIs. sept II CIeN Gland captured both
games TO dAy. Inc urst vas pitchers hagus
between Mitchell and AAlioy, ana clearly
fought out There Vas much slOvenly piAy ing
IN the second The scores
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No Extra Charge ror It.

Advertisements for TIE suN and TIVE
EVESNo sUN may he left az any Ameri-
can Di@aTi0s msasan@ar I'm the city.
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Game. Scheduled for To-day.
AvsRTcAS Lmaory

NATIONAL LEAnrE
Philadelphia In Brooklyn Cincinnau In Pitts.
burg
ANHRIcAS LHAGry
View York IN Boston. Washington In PhiiadeI.
pills. Cleveland IN De'roit - IpHis ta Chicago
gAsrERN i1AorT
Newark In Baltimore Jers~v Ci'y N Provid ence;
Rochesaer % RufaIo MontreaIin toronto
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Runs-De,rat-D Jone-' Mcintyre Three
bese hits rawford. schmidt Sacrifice hlis-
Oi.eaTy. Collins. 7 Jones Struck out-ny
Muilin, = BY Olmstead, : FIRST base on balls
on Mullin. Z on plms'eaf. 1 Double play
houinArd. Leidrr hni collins LEFT on base
detroit, 2 chicago. mplr- n chief-Fgar
Yield umpire Sheridan. rlm~-l hour ard IS
minutes
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CHICAGO. sept l.-Deuoit defea tel me White
SoA 70 day IN a we'll played game bcfore a ~
mATkAbly small crowd Tor a sunday There WAS
on halis. sacrifice. two misplays and . triple
nv Crawford netted Detroit tWO runs ard ne
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Nuns leNSland STOW all. . Birmingham Two
base hts huAupp. S'ov1l, ~arritc- uits New.
nam. stone Double play Ia o~ amt hnaupp
stolen hsses -StoN all u.rurr. ,orrltsr. hlr
Mitchell. I. SirucE on Hs NAIoy, q. q, Nitcbs'i
= Len on bases NJ Louis 4 & vrlAnd. Z ~
prr Evans Time hour ana a. minutes
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IN. :. -r. r.ours u.s. pcoxp GAME

klns t.syeland 1rAney N,ovAl. lAiule !,
stone Nc DonAid Siephrns iake Two hss-
hii--iajole. Graney. Three hasr hiis Corn
den. Land Sacrifice as Turner pouble play
Lake, Newman ana Sfe1'rns stolen nases-
GfAnry, HATIsll. RAstsriy, birmingham. 9
Stovsn first base on balls On Lake > OF
koestner q Struck out By IAke, : hv koeS,nsT
irfi bases It Louis : Cleveland q
Umpire vans Time I hour and IS minutes
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Southern League.


~ Mem phis-Nont gomsry. a. Memphis. 4
40 New OTleans--NeW ORLEANS. !: Atlanta o.
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s! s:;is Eisa:;H F. 1ss: . 49,.
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'sEr CITY, = PROVIDENCE. .-as-oxp a.xs.

Runs Providence NJ. Arndt Jersey CITY
Esmond. Absiein, :; Dcininge'. johnson = han
ford Ihr-e base hiis-Arnft HAnford. D-in
hase Pheian Left IN bases Jersey cry >
Iro,t Hence 4 ii-st base on error Pro, idence
louhlr plays-Hurk and Sullivan Johnson
hAnnifan ami Ab>'ein StrrIcE on. 81 cam
utN : Wilson. 8. tIf,t hase on halls OF Wilson.
5 - ann -. = PASSED halls Butter carr
mpire IN chief Hurst f1eld umpire Kelly.
lime / hour ana ~ lninutss
NENAEE, In. BALTIMORE (.
NicksTu's Inability TO locate the plate enabled
the NcWAf.s 10 make four runs Ia the nfst innlng
OF the game with baltimore at Newark yesterday
And the locals won In a Walk. Nickefs VAS TAX en-
out % me boz In the sscond inning aud Schmidt
substituted. The ssore
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New York state League.
AT SYRACUSE.
ar scRANTos

Syraruse .... : n %
Batteries McMAhon and Fischer: DAnk and
Hurley
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Aleck Smith and Jack Macsis won The hes,
nAll toursome for thirty-slK holes yestsr-
day on the courAs Of ths DunwoOdi. cunt ~
tlub. defeating Willie Anderson and an
Nichols The respective scores weT. u
and ~ smith and Mackie won nv no
Nleck smith also captured the special nti,c
Tor W" eighteen holes nv scoring a - To-
ih- round and beating Jack Mackis, Nh1...
best was p strokes
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~ Uuos -Cuoa. o FinrirA o Forfeited for
IlniTa's nOn appearance
vuHYsnARuH
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'Rat,ed for French In the ninth Inning
Detroit ........ q q q o o n
chicago. q q q q ~ a
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More American ra'eNursss have been
shipped 70 Europe a. result - tho irrt.fa.
Ton IN this state Preston NrrfI inject
away on the Atlantic Tran-pprf unrr Ntrnr'
Hpolia last SATURDAY wfh Uarrr T.. Mon.
tagn"'- ztRhl". including N" Two. vrIr-uIIa
Gauntlet. who beat novelty az NUu..r-
, rod ke"ne and tlf''- Kute 'h. ~ 80
-0nT.U'd- Mart me- and =, nrpi4. anil mo
'ouf r"'r-o.d Merry Knight - -r.u ~
the" n"r-"- arrive ~ , rrnre and Urra
ls""m" lgg mated 'Ho' will boo - .Ho.pl.I
for -'"nrl", a"- INprlHa Uf.N.D... .
irTeer wear OOH. IWWusr NfHsra Dos Armr,f|.
= VA nl-p shipped in Bur.l-.,ar" ami y I'
lah" NHT 10 r...-. u.u' r- p.ssfr.fIf- HTI
, ran" now ."Fr rfuur" ..uEr rnrutr. .
~" I''' Hf " .rTfnFH. and Nr li|fsI.u. b.
b'tl"' - ." "I.I u.. re- sTU-tffOu.I winner
IN ~ "''"T J." Nr it.Fthf,r.F r,rI -.ut
~" 'w" ."Hr ollie Epuure- and g,..,,r.E
together H.fI -s..raI 0fhar4 'r -.
sl" M ~" ifI' They Will 10 -,hUoIed over
10 Jumps - Long Island hrst