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HiRNESS RiCFS iT ram.
TrottrrN Please the Crowd We're Than
Other attractions AZ DOnEan HIIIs.

Side shows shooting galleries. Asroplane~
sud an rival attractions had 9" atdicate
ia favor ~ The hgh' harness horse ~ the
openiu of the Intsfp~ rough Paw ~ Dongan
Nm staten Island yesterday afternoon
The raring programme. wii,h included
three harness raos- and on" s'eeple, ha-s
race was the best ever seen ~ ~. fast half
mtle track and Edward u Alen who got
the horses aWaN. managed somehow to do
away with that excessive scoring which
IL particularly urrng 10 a hohdsv crowd
ami 80 the uuiulfia'cd seems such a waste
Of energy
The 50 'rot and ''e -II Va," went m
straight heH'-, although - = G FentylofY
did manage to land Barborina under the
wire In ur-t pv.ltiug IA tn. -e'Obd neat
Colon had won IN. rrst heat 6ud when he
NJ al. unac, ountahl" lr-aks IN the So, ond
heat u looked -ttau:" 20 the SPECTATORS
ana no pu" wa -uTpri-ei when Henry
keenan, promptly lodged a complaint with
the judges When the announcement was
made "rs' Ula'" wAS given to colon aud
BaTtUriua VA .et back lat for foul driving
u Lawrence ,h,.-tiIi EcIdinz Dan
Wood uad things pretty much be own way
IN the , g. pace. although N.vaudq "a star
81 more than leo a. fame" vt~ To- ~" lead al
Intervals during NE "u'tr' fi'" hr little
yeldtnr. however had q" B." ,unt"Ut With
s.coud ,run", and pr hr",.' with a record
%
none,
Inc ? ~ pace furu she'd al 81 %" thrill.
wht,h the other two rtr-- ia, sci Dol. ttNa.
split vp AMI each beat VA 'lO-".. on
tested Ay""a Won o." tr-t twu heats but
thi- VA Ne' aus Iriil' o. b'rc,tv"l ha. not
STAYED on ut- feet long enough Z" gsf in ll.
good w"rs g." got ava, GA a hreaA 10 N.
hTst heat and never reached even terms
bat IA the thIrd heat he Wa an .a-, uinu.f
and had small opposition from AvOsa who
finished third Ia 20" fourth heat prin,.
directive went w. ia the ar axniu. buf 10
mana yssi 80 REGAIN hl- lost ground and led
N VA ~ dent that ANO'a had Speed uI r,-
seT," and ~. paced him 'usi under Nh.
be steer H., NJ 40. had five .n'rta, and
thsN started and finished on the track u
front ot 10" yIdrr-. stand b." rR,r hpys
ever took them over rail fence hedge-
and water ruurS ~ the inHeid The r","rs..
way ~ m" 'fy,". - a 'oUf-" utI.h was
nearly ~" aid bali mile g. liarr
tyu" 81 hunter. .ni be- fn'-i"d aluu.' ~. =
and neck With Fascination. lilut-d uy an
other member Of 90" Hart family
The -uWWarH-
Z. - class. 'ro'rry pH--s '-yr
Coon, p p, 'rif'rnd"n hclr' hrrrpG ! !
BarbornA o. ~ tF Daniel o.brN - o. q,
Louis ishlsnd u. D., N,HIsnd wua,,
FlI., n-rana. b =. b, ORIGIN Drmnnd
- I'm. ~. -. s-'., '
90 cis,' gac'nT Iri',c.. Sno
Al~sea.. > = by Al,,raa : . Morton )
IN ris.. pa".nv rgr.r avn
krinrc Dircctwsil ~ a. b. pirrrivrlI
riige, irv Farm. Norros ?
HdfncA Direct 90 rs Iir".r. e. s.
). s. h. g,s.Es l.oginsoa di,'
line 40 s2i5. .. s-=Ji1 .. 80.
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O'HlRi SILLS VEIL.
BosionIan Takes Novice and intermediate
Races tn One Day

B"sT"N sept IN" twenty second
annual fall championship meeting Of the
New Lugland How ing Association was held
on the Charles River to-day Matthew
O'iara o! the 81. Alphon-us Boat club
was the particular s'sr. winning the novice
singles ard then going righ' INTO the inter-
rr-iii'e lass and winning there
The senior four Dared Shell rnce was won
bv the Metropolitan Rowing Club ~ New
York IT, the Senior singles y EIuery
of ~" Metropolitan Rowing club lost by
. s'au' l,ngth 90 , smith ct tho I MON
Boat tlub of Boston I he summary Of
events IN which New Workers figured
Nentor our rsrrIi 'caus Won b. Metro.
pDUthn Posing cub Of NrN iOTK RNsf.Ide
% .sruuf Time. . minutes - seconds
lr'srmrd'atr single Scuus Won h, Mstthrvs
&, h1f'. - Nlphonsn- " \. " \ MrCItrheon
ufss 5 -scund-
senior single SrYrs Won rs ? Srito
Z uion q e. ! = Emer, NetronlIitAn u 4 Me-.
iora second. = /. FORE Hosion : ) thiri
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The faithful Gianfs tpoters who Jour
n~y'd infrspdlv over To- Washington PARK
Yesterday 10 derive some holiday chez
from b" exhibition fo To- fIrn.- she'd nv 'hrir
pets ddn.' run asro-s sad cheer IN M"
other hand - was dav of pain FOR rho
Toot~t- - Manhattan percussion " Wa
PAINFUL 20 800 he Giants l-afen twt,~ ant
pain rri-~d 10 the nth power 20 $50 m"
Rro"hivn- administer the doubie do"
Tn" 'ran-punfin~S have b"-n surh q 81. az,
GA Tho whpl" Tor 'h" Giants this season
tht' % Na- rrh~lliou- and pr~-umtuous Of
'hem 20 chis't-s the t,iIu'. twice IA on"
DAY. bat 'ht's what they III
he Giants were Contrndrrs "a the after
noon That ~rrap Na- something like
BATH" The ante meridian argument wa-
chiefly procession The Brooklyn- played
veil enough. a. indeed they DID m both
games hat The NsN Workers gave tho
raEEcdsst ami most ta'tered display of
held M they have fOtst~d upon he populacr
ms season possible after efect OF their
nim-v RESISTANCE to he Brooklyn attArk
Vas an attsndance IN Tho afternoon Whtch
wa, several desrees removed from -iu-
as-emblaas wasn't ny 10 par
The GIANTS started IN With ouiterfnseritia
IN the mr. tnnns 81 The morning game
bu' d.dn.i pay any penalty. ior their per
yer'cd held,nS untll the third inning Then
lh" brooElvns ,.ored twice 90 an inhed
sons ~Icrifcs and a footle-s throw 10 the
plate nv Merkls M.rEle'- three has.
- roam and Meyers marfyrdnfn NJ gave
N" Giants Their only run \ Second bad
hsav" by Msrkle and hits by Dauhert and
humm"l figured in a BTooklyn -cor" In IN"
sixth Murray merged "a Mild throw into
a mum N The eighth inuins and the doahl-
loinied error. IN conn elton with a hr by
Dav idson. put the Bruoklvn- IN Possession
Of NO more run.
lad named stark played short for
BrooNlyn IN both gam~- aud show eli up
well both ~ ba'~nith and a field hand
be hrooklynH had good pt'rhing ~ ha si-
for operations again IN he Afternoon
N'unAu even improving an RtrRer but
going up aEatIs' better play bv the ItiAuf-
here VAS no action of ,oiEsttUen,s 10
the second game until The third inning.
when the cispuutiue~ stood around and
saw The IHTk -slopiius assimilate tWn
-'oreS Mr. Sf1rk. he singled one Ter
gen ~"arl'g"d Eloudy Davidson SINGLED .
and brought Mr. Si7rk homo. and who" :
Mons bHub~T' whHlsd Tho hall for three.
b1-"- Ia, iG-"I urged 20 he hsarihstou. .
] hsu Isr''stE COL! comparative Irar'inu +
until -" >aE"ufL. Vh"n 'he Giants assumed .
tho tgCr"@-lN" and ucgo'i1'rd two swings
around ',-"Hr lvere Quickly don" .
EIe strg led There wasn't any bodv ont
y hen all this came - pass but Doc Scanlan Z
thought 'hingS had gone far enough and f,
stopped The hitting sumrl1rily
The brooklNN~ wanted the lead again
snd Sn' y right awAy In their half OF the /
home bv l~nnoNS single With one ont I
IN the eighth seaman pas-ed Snodsrns- {
snd Murray Brdvell was hu on the loot 4
bu' hlem favored the recall lie didn't .
'h'nk lirid tried % avoid ~" hall Bridueil /
ard Isvltn rist ont The Giants made Z
ia yid~on left Two mon On bases
:.
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BaNNER CROWD Al PIUIHO.
Major Roberts Rides MInSo ca Nirtor,
In Army steepierhasc.

BsLTIMouF. sept with banner, rowi
the fall race meeting Of N" Maryland Tui'"i
Hunts ended at Pimlt"o this afternoon
The Ofi,ers ARMY Service ,up s'c"y 'r rass
at two miles va won hv MAJOR Robert VA
the fayorite. Mingo bur the plAvcr- Of .us
choke were -,ared when Lieut. WN,rrf.
on Graustark. ornwlcd ~ after g"'r NJ
over Tho last iump MAJOR Eob~r'- VIC
believed he had = valkoVer. rus' -hook l..
noun, ~ IA time To- beat 'Tnd-tark uF !
Outsider. captured the other Two events
through the field
The summaries
fir,i Race selling handicap - furong,
10. .fAirbTOthrr 70 s"rond Trpdo. =
Als,l. 70 % tbi,d. 1gns 49, Gallo.
noiA. StAIyowan ADD D"ncscc also ran. SIN .r
second Race For hacss and bonande h4r'--,.
one mile Conyolo. ~ M Harrison -
yhlrd RACE Inc offreIs Amy service 90.
steepIechAsr about tyo milcs- NtnEo ls' NH.H.
RoheTtN 10 S. Won. GraustArk. ls' lIcI' ".'
nsyI. TO :. second limc al Maiaron -
Lieut. HockSeIh, 10 !. dh NOT hnish l.'s
FOURTH Rsce-tAeor Day SteepIechase aJo.'
won bound HrOok. ia Mr. Il " TaylD- go
; ,eeond ma.p!'' u -. y Forest re ,. ID.
Vim Rscr-Steeplechase for bona nac n.a'.'
las. 20 J. wos. sogvispy. We IS NJ Sr.r,,.
@ !; second lime. I a Peter iogns ~. ......
ssh ,3, H. "a, No NIL M,s go ssS,' gor
Of JcssanIns, iss Mr. lucE~r'. : 70 8 -e...-
Tims ,iS as King Of Hsshah John NiI-r ..
seventh Racc- sii furlong.- Chm,en n,v,
ii3 tAlcSl. TO 5. won Auskmrlon. io7 tafa.u..
20 !. second, fSCelicncc ~ II tstep.. 'n -
{ loud. The Rascal. RAoewei and ChsroArr N's'
also ran.
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New York state League.
At SCRANTON NoRxIs0 osNE.

SsS.s.ss iSSG ,,
Bauerics- Mltnger and MrDorougn Dorn.r
and Brcig~r tnpirrs q 'rooie and Nor an
AFTERNOON GAME
MuEesharre %
scranton ID = >
and McDonouGh t'mpirrs Morsi and o 1TooIs
Al BINGHANroS NoANISo aAnT
nlnghsu,ion 80 ooi oos !,
Rlmira o q q o u q 10 /
Balisrie- Henderson and Fischer Pounds and
tloughrr lmprr>- Buckley AMI kneei1nd
AFTERNOON oANE
E EI".S.m,o, GSGSSSSSs $.
nai,cre.- schmidt and ClouShsr: Mcmahon
AZ ALssSr MORNING aIME
Albany ilooo .oooa
batteries stein and Porte Wilson and MeegAn.
AvrEH~ooS CANE
E EiSsu, 2SSSSS
Bs,,sris-. Ash Ashley And h-vere stein ana Porte
At sIR'crsE-NoESrSa a,NE
ayFi cs $685.; JSSSss
Batteries Dank and Hurley. RobertAilIe and
Burns. Umpire O'BTien
ATTEasooS oAMH.
y $780,. SSSSqcScOeSl
Raiierte>-Fslrb and burns Alexander and
KOopman. Umpire O'Brirn.
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'ls""d '.r oyer ~ 90" eighth inning
PhuaH.f.Hl H. % % ID 20 > "a n n f.
Nev lsra ~ o. %
Nun TrHa.'irHla. Lord ri.-.nr Nev York
- Danirl> N"l'rr. CnasS cree tofg Firs' has~
on error We" IorA Lr'' on bases phla
dtlpfta 5 Sr' ora s I'-ti IA - on ball. or
Aorgan ~ Tori S'rrssF out DS N1rsAn /
b, IN r"Ti "- ord Three hsse hi's Old
ring cree Two $50 fIf IItlnE.to SarrITrr
~ Morgan. stolen r1-s uifrng Double
pis's bascr collin. AMI DaNf, knight Gard
- nnc r. trs~ Gardner ant tiass VIA pltrhc.
.iorran. Render 49, D. pitcher ~ MORGAN
UlaUe.. Vote cree. Nf'. 80 Niorgnr
a. 'rrcs 1rd one frtfI innings ~ Plan. I t1 f,,o
th'TI 'r' ~ 81 bsndrF 9 IN on 'nning I'm
EONS Iirs hours
peIiArf'FTf' 3d. So I'HE a. 3D.. l.
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'Ra''s, mr. Grs, - ih- .-y-ntu inning
nostan ID n % % y S % % :
" ashinstun % % % 10 % % % q q
Hnns ho-,nn Honper Fpr'rU Spssg.r SanI
Wood Two base hii TfaNI Sarrtars Ei's fuf
tel Ensls Conrul nsalb sto.en sases
S'anl Lewis kimf-r Flrst base Ju halls 90
t'taY. FirNt has~ errors W Ashington
-f' On basss Bosion T. Washinyto -trfr :
OF ~ Nod 5 b. ora, q D.. O'ey ras--d
hah h.einow tmpi~~ IN lhief Fpfn~ f1sIA
pnVir- Din~-n rln- boIr AMI - riiaate,
phTHutr. . ~ Lurt- 'NL.I NuHNtNG ssMI
DbrHotI sept Detroit 'uo. fsO game
from - Louis ~ dAl louas one ~ ne ncv
80 aiitOns 20 'he ger gt'rnins stan uas "a
the boa iG the afternoon 49, mad. cool me
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T0FHTN = = T
'Bai'ed for Fsnvril In the ninth inning
Cte' siLnd - q n o 5
CdcAfo n q o 10
PIns .,hicayO Mcconnell. Zeider Lord
Mclean ZVi iilng TAnrrhil piocF waite
tirN eland Crane SO, Ill Turner. l.a'ol,
Two base hlts Turn"r La'oi" Thrrs base hits
Gfaney IedeT sacrifice fits Fas'rrN. Mclean
TAnnehul. HlO~k Siolrn hsss- Irid~r LORD
rAnn~hiil struck out f. Fanvrr :. by White
First base on halls 90 TAlktnbrrg on Fan
well. = or White. pogblc plays and and
Turner Fielder ana Tnnneh'li Left on hASs.
&C, riAnd Chicago. ~ rs pitcher By
Fanweii iTannehili. b. mite fknAUrr Birfning
nam Wild piirh-Wh - paSsef halls Adam.
Bioct Umpire IN chic' p ans Yield umpire
sheridan Time togr hut - minutes
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: ar Lotus. : AFTERNOON aAMI


'Eatt-i DT Rsi'-N IN nc rin'h inntng
- loui~ % y u Z. =
Detroit Z n
NIns ~ out, stone. Fafttril. STEPHENS
Two 10 ~ at ioHAttv. Three hass hit Hart
'c' sacrifice hi'> srsh. Jones ti'si base
li'cher By BAucl Notary. Lsf ou la-"s
Detroit. - loris. S'-ucs out ~ ioudeu.
'LoGghnn Time ho.f n7i - f-.r4fss
CiFvFiNNp 5 CHICAGO = O.. 10 FiusI oaME
CHICAGO. sept Cleveland sug h.rago SPIN
even - = Go1Nlr header here hts afternoon Iu
~ 'rs' ga~1c ne Nh't~ ~oN cpuii. h.f liars
.rNs v hiie Welsh vas SiurI freely IA'ris made
four hits IN four tines al bot NO % then being
doubles The 80, went after FNls~nhery saN
AgeN p the s~~oTd contrst In m" Frst lnni1g
h" gas f1Tpf flr rsG~ The s~pTrs
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New England League

HOustNO oaNIs
- i.ossu Lowell. 2 Lawrence
A. We orrester-No rr~s'~r. u HaVcrhill.
A. NeS Bedford NrU Bedford : Fai River %
~ bfo~k'pn Lynn Bfock ION :
sTTgHSOD~ pAMFa
AtlAwrenre TlrsiEaue Lowell. a. Lawrence.
0 second game LoAsu O. Lawrence n
- a Orcesier Iirs'gans HAverhiIl. worces
Ter second gAms H. rThiil Worcester :
- FAU River Fht River d. Ntw Bedford
~ Lynn Lynn Z Brock ton I ,nvC Innings
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~ Toledo Fir-i sAris Tol--io 3 Louisville o
second game Louisville roiedo
~ Indiana polls fFsf game olurbu. A
indianapolis. second game Indianapolis 4
tc.umbus.
~ - Psui-First Eaure Niunsapous q st
Paul NerOnd game. " Minneapolis Min
neapolis. ~ Paul
AZ NiiWAuke~- First game. Kansss Ct,y q,
IilgAuker.
second game Kan as oii- HIIvs4lee
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ri~ors. Il. JENssr CITY. s-sSoosp oAAt.
Totals - IS q 10 o
. % o [. q q o o o :
2 0 o - Il
Jersey city
baltimore

Runs Jersey Clty-Nlemen', HhnnifAn halu
more Rath. :: GOodc, ~ seymour >,hnidt
NJ hollis. Esan, ,. Russell Two baSe hits
ithos. EgAn Three basr hits Russell schmidt
Home run -Rsth Arrin'c hits Siagie. fnrk
stolen bases :. hniidL Gorde. Z. tsAn. Clement.
HAunifan First base on balls on Russell s. oT
ki>slng-r. ,. ~ Dunneliy, Suurk out BY Hu,
sell :. b. kiSSingrf . Passed bail fEAn. Lett
baSe> Baltimore =. Jersey CITY. 4 first
base on rrrpr Jersey city. l Umpire In chief
hurst i1sh umpire '1rneran. lime hour
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virginia League.

~ MchmOnd-Fifst gamc--Dsnvlle q E'.t'
nond, o. Serond Hams-W~hmnnd Dan I'. ID
~ Norfolk -Ptrst game NOrfOlk. 10 Ie''
burg. second ramg Norfolk. Pr'ersgH ~ p.
~ Hoanohe-Fir-t game Roanoke. e. ...
burE.O second game Roanoke. }. yuchbgfs D..
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Huns-NcNark browne, Zimmerman. Kelly.
SchAny. stolen bases-ZimmermAn Louden
Two base hit Zimmerman Sacrince hit-Nc
AIls'er Double play -Randolph. Arndi ana
Agler struck out-By Randolph. Firs base
90 halls-Og Randolph. 2 OF tleary . Left on
base Providence. J. Newark. t'mpare in
thef byron. fieid umpire HAiiigAn. Time
hour anu - minutes.
NEwlRH 4. PROVIDENCE O-AVrEHSoox o.up
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$50 ffs u=Fsf rarfI fFrfsf .Hs- 80
seq zee 100 80 |HfHHF u.H" HHfHH Haff
Cd 81 So ~ HffHH a"HHH fnHffH In
rT'sf l#naHHT F'sHl H.fHTfa .HrTfHsss I.Hs
.HHfa
HuFfaa $50 ~ ~. 80 aHf 80 N 80
natunf frfsHef 81 etIa-s n fnr tn.fHr Heflirf
70 IHF fun W ssnfnf NIa arH no 80 fan
.HfrHafHfsf - sssif faHHH ~ . affrr .f .traH
80 s.H go 80 fHe Hntsaf Ia 80 |Huina fu~
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" esiern IeaKnr.

~ incoln fitst game Omaha. .. Lincoln. &
Second game Omaha. a. Lincoln. I
~ TOpeka-ftrst wichita I. Top-ka n
SECOND Eame-Wir hIta. 4 Topeka 2
~ SiOua City-StouH city. T. Des Moinea O.
A. 81 Joseph-DenyeT. 5. 81, Joseph. 4
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Ola ban Player nrad.

johnnie Nelson. ono 81 the old time bail
players. died AZ his home. las sumner ave
nue.. Brooklyn. yesterday from heart failur.
Nelson retired from the game after rlsy-
ing about thirty year,. He PLAYED with the
MetrOpolitans IN New YORK
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'HHttsd for D.ucke IN the ninth inning
SrN Nnrk y . % U o d q m ,
Prookib o ... s
Run. New YORK B-tdwc'l De,un RtookIyn
- bAN idsnn. HuHrrel >farN left On basrs
Ncv or. .. bru1sNn. rIrs' bSse IN bali. FOL
on DryrFr. g. ~ ScAnian struck ont IN.
bTu-ke. a hy >canlaE Three base nj DAD
bef' TEo base hits Dclore. Dcyrn HumtnrI
~arriNre hits DAubsTf bergen Dntiblr NAV.
=ndwSi,. Doyle and Mrrkie LsnnoL RufnurI
and Dauhrrt hii ~ pitcher by ScArAr tD,,yIeI
nplre n chief Klein TIel! urrprr No.
TINE . hours
CINctNSATI CHIcAoo y a. !. PIHsr e,Mg
ttNciNNATi. sept 5 Cincinnati got an even
break with the cubs this afternoon Ftnni nV the
nrsi hN hitting brown hard In The serond the
yubH tounf hOwan -asy Loh-Tf, Lifting
featured both gnmc> The scores
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'F7''r fpr Maddox in ne fourth luniug
IA f'"I f1- H-r~un 10 ne eighth inning
- ln.is % re- o. .
i1ttsh#rg , .
Hun, - IoII, Higgins NDgr,y. 10
ns'Chy. Ilslp~. Oaar- NH ser i. l1'fstyrg
~ me Leach. = lAfAc N1gu'T HYATT. VII
.ol. simon Tao hasr hits NuvFrN II.Is Leach.
rs rnE. Whgnrr N'I~- Homo r.u Leach 80
simon. clarke ~toIsl ha-s. koFrf.Nf. Mos
-~y Fyrur. .larsr Miller. liugsir. liau-'r
Dosh- plays MaddoN. Miller aEl Hyatt NaC
acr. simon an ll}Hf' ar IS pitcher Hs Mad
doN pea rs ~ Lush .WagnsT ffrsJ hase 90
S'F.". or 'f NA--. on. p, NAIdoN ry
lrrrrr AIl .If,Ie- HARMON MADDOX
lifs' vase nr ~rrur. i'ffsIrr. g. -. fus's.
- Co., 'a.~. Pf".b.rg 70 - Iu.'s ru.rirr
tr rT..' FIgfr flrt .-rrlrt fHH..t TIVE.
LnHTa 90! O. ff'rurss
rtrr-Fi %. Ir f.rrz frTrrSDu. 4tNk
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ran fuffFHt, tp.i o. ru-tHs vt.n VISA
NuuS lRwF

nuns lhiaIFiuIn Titus. srH"v. 'HUtf
Igau' % ludrrIs Ifau.frIf fU-rar llsoir
Nur'n il fsi base ou rrrUrr lHia4td'. D. FiH.
hns'uu. Irf' uu bases lhU1"r'UHfH. TH Ius
'un. firSt base uu I1Iis go tHrr e.. 80 Mut'u
! ~ 0laHgrtrr ~fuIr. 90 HH ..rF'. . uf
NauE lrr. Three bose boo TIfs Two Hnsr
MIS- Mage bouHu ~arrffrr hN ~ureusy
stolen ha-r< lIrrr'Is Mage UuuHI, ltNf
Sweeney. Sh~nr md sharp AR uy HIf"frr ~
turh, Titus. PASSED. htIls poulu smith 4 200.
pFr lu chief % paF fleII umpire Urenran
Tine hour anI - .1iulfrs
PIrr~hUHb . ~ 80. = ~ D. NuENINO
HNMI
PirrshrUo sept i1rt~uYrg to0s .vo games
from ~ Louis o. laH. rhg afrsrluou UUr ~ q
~~Dr" - % Ia . hituuv r1fh FrHI,r aud " tIs al
over ne lot lrarh hf fp~ home vIn no zee
-Tcond gan1c. The sane rl1,r b. ti.i the Urs' 70
deep Crnirv rrlI The ssbrr
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Games scheduled for To-,ia,

AaFHIrAS LIhGrL
PhusiciphiA IN New YORK Chicago In ~ I.ouis
NATION a. iBAGrT
Posion IN NeU ork Rrp,slyn IN Philadelphia
Cincinnati N chicago - Louis IN Pittsburg
TaErVHN LHA0rE
Newark In PToyid ercs TeTNry cts IN RAlu
more Montreal IN BuTa 10 Toronto y Rochesier
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ToiaIs % 4 "a " Totals- = q Is :
~ louis q o D y 0 C-l
Detroit -.
Runs-St Louie rruesiaie Detroit Deic
hanu ~chmtit, Wiie't Two bAse hiis
Notary. Nulrt ~acytncs stone obb
Bush l~ar'i 80 dtcs- DeehAntv. Cobb stolen
lascs S'rGr. iirs' na.- o. ball>- OF y tllctl
8 o. RSy. struck OHt-By Ntitetf by Ray. .
Hit b. pitcher BY Raw " tle't Lrfi on bases
!icH'>tt - Louis, first has error
-. rot ~ Louis. Double plsy 7 Jones
.unassi"'ed tnpirr IN chief OLoug hIin Yield
IN 9if~ ran Time : hour and minutes
!. I..L-L
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Baseball note.

GEORGE Mcconnell pitched q m hiL no run rams
Tor Rochester Yesterday afternoon MeC nnnei
Mt one nan and passcd one ans because III
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-. =. IutaIs = 70 . u
Ran for Mri .ean In the siA'h inning
Halted fof Broun In the ninth inning
Chicago o ~ /. o % /
Cincinnati % - ~ u % /
Nuns ThiragO Fvcr~ beaumont Ss huIte
Cincinnati PAskert CiarE. McMuian pheian
II - ha-c hit Mitchell Three base hlt Schultz
Ntoien bases Miller Mitchell IObsrt Beaufron on
Nrhulie Double plays lobert Nc NiiAu and
lhTAr VIC MILAN ana Mitchell Sarrthre Mi
Miier Firsi base balls on BENTON. 4 or
Brown. struck oH' Ry BENTON / hy t.a.par
J. b. Brown. . Left On bases CinctnnaF
chicago. Umpire Ksson Time hour and
- minutrg
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EasIERN LEUGTE.


81 ttMoHt S tHFssy CIV g. TiHrr CAMS
HAltfNoaE s-pt Baltimore von 10th game-
frprf Jrf.sy tlty ~ day Hrth Eafnes sere
played in 'h~ aft-rnoon the isrsrN go team
al nnt arrive tn usue fpF q nIu-ninE rafnr ~
frNtif.r - me rrst ra-w ne netitng sn ht'unE
~ -, ruHr 1sHo fnai~ his arst sppraranr" hrrr
sine n va nn brnl- Ngar- aEn Nhrn
usf,raw ,ga- ne MANAGE IN me -rrund gams
Wube hlastnFeF. Who "a 81 fn~ niuun4 ttf No
~kF~'sfs as fuunfieti hard from me Start lFfl
I1assIL for ~. H'ris gave three hits Inc s-urvs
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~ NeIidia1-- Meridian. a Nar~o CIV
At NtcksburE NicksbuTg 10 datfiesnarf %.
~ Jackson-First rame -Iackson bfrr
SOod. o. second game Jackson, 3-Grscuaoo4
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ro,ah - 1aus Total, y 81


Totals ~ "a " lnfalN z. y ID .
'Hatt-d Cor Camn'y In ninth inring
'battri fur Ndkin> IN eighth inning
Jersey tlty % % q
Baltimore %
Runs -JrrseN city Nhstein Deinlnger. crisp
BALTIMORE -Rath. Gorde. Heitmultsr ncs
Two hAsT hit-S~l mouf Three has hit p~tn
staten basss- Nirhols double play -tnck
HAth AMI SrhnidL first base "a balls on I'd
Eins I. on Tru Strtlrk out y Nickers. :.
~ Fnu VIII pitches pm. : Left 90 bases
baltimore a. Jersey city. Firsi base on error.
Baltimore Jersey C'ty. ; Umpire In chief
Hurst fied umpire Zimmerman lime I HOur
and s. minutes
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Nr~,rK. !. rnovInENcE. o MohNINo c,NI

PROVIDENCE. sept The morning game NAs
called after nve innings on account Of rain but the
afternoon session VAS PLAYED In an hour And
minutes q record for the season Providence could
not touch Mctlear) tn tne nrst game ana Mct;tn.
nifty Was iust e. effective ia the second Newark
had no trouble with the Prov idence tWrlers IRE
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ConnertIrut IraEu~.

NoUStNG sAdks
- Vaterbury Wa'-rbGry. ; Hartford
~ Nep Eritaln Springnrid q. New sritsin n
~ Nofth-mr'on Hoiyohs Northampton
NITFvsoos GNNHs
A. SeN Haven bridegroom 1 N~U Haven 4
- Hartford -WstefbTry, hartford.
- Springfield Springfield :: Srw britain o.
~ HOlyok~ Northampton 5 Hoivohe \
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PROVIDENCE. O-ArrpHSoox oAME.

Iuu> NcwArs Zimmerman Kelly SchIany
base hits kelly. Nndt Sacrtnce hits Mct;tn
nifty. NGlsr Ganley. DOUBLE play Piston ana
sullivan struck out-Hs MrC,nnltY Fir.t
base on balls on McCiinni'y. !, OF Dickinshire !
base on errors Newark l. Umpire ia rhIsf
HhllEAn field umpire Byron. Time hour
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GIANTS GET A DOUBLE DOSE
TIsIT ~ HR00kITN tND I0sg
TH0 gtWES.
~bshas Ft~isilsS ~ inc Wsruias aasf etss~
s-vspHs tftrrussu Ptttsearas Wraa.
shtl- Tas- re - ~ tns Phutps
Tns 0uns uas ana ia.s WIN Rras

m Gtarfs rtsfsi HranEirn vesserria y
trd Irtf'efi fur'har rvav frnfr s-rnnd pisso
spof t-sl f1fthr~ rwry fh@v iazf $50
ftr1-- 'H 49, nreosivrs ard 40 rfftt-- 500
go frn01 Tho 'Irfiirai- rh- HrraHN -
'h-r-fnr- 'I-,t mo Jtfitnais ZOE sI,'h rl'a-
rh~ trHa srnt even Ffh no tlnrtnrlfrI.
tut 30 phtIIes b@rf tfs ro=fors f~Hs
Il- TNfUFa r-rrfrfei fN~ 0r=' dIyi-lBn
~. rrsuit-
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'RAtted for Dcvlln in the ninth inalnE
Rated for Wl's- IN the ninth inning
No. HSTk g SSe a
Puns-Nev YDTk Merkl~ R-nnsBn-Day-td
son. Daubcrt wheat Bsrgrr !lrst hAsr ~,
errcys YORK BROOKLYN @ isft on bases
New York. Brooklyn firs' bass on haiiS-
on Barter STUCK out rs Barter by Niifss
Three base hit Merhie Two base h,-Lsn
nON "a fnr~ hits Wiitsc. Nhea' yarrirfs
o. Meyers stolen bas-s-DOyie pA1 ldson
Double plays Bridwel Doyle and Merkls
- BarE-. tDvvle Umpire In chef Klein
Yield urpire -KAne Tme-i hour ana IS " nI,es
BnoOELIS. q NV roRK ~ D. :-,TrvHNooS