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CLEVELAND STARS
In A SMASH-UP
Athletics Capture a Hard
. fought Game, 6 to 5.

Philadelphia July 26.-Barry's double
with the bases filled, triple over Butch
er's head by Murphy, and timely single
by McInnis gave the Athletics the third
Of the series with Cleveland to-day,
score. to 5. A taxicab in which five
members of the Cleveland ball team
were returning to their hotel after the
game collided with a trolley car. The
taxi was occupied by Graney. Cy Young.
Sid Smith, Ball, and Doc White, who oc
cupied the front seat. The force Of the
collision threw the men out OF the cab,
and Graney sustained an injured ankle.
while Cy Young was bruised. The others
were shaken up. but not hurt. The taxi
cab was wrecked. Score:
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Totals. 81 7ZA 0
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Nationals Pay $500
for Shortstop Morgan
Fast Virginia League Youngster viii Report
Here at Once

cept the proposition providing for I'm
mediate delivery. This Is Morgan's sec
ond year in professional baseball. He
played last season with Goldsboro. IN the
Eastern Carolina League. He formerly
played with a number Of amateur teams
In Baltimore. He has made a great
record here. Morgan is twenty-three
years OF age.
The foregoing confirms the story pub
lished in The Washington Herald Tues
day to the effect that the Nationals
would have lot of young talent corralled
before the season closes. Duke Farrell
Is in the pay Of the local management
as scout
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Special to The Washington Herald.

Danville, Va, July 26.-Ray Morgan.
shortstop on the Danville baseball team.
has been sold to the Washington club Of
the American League. and will report at
once. The purchase price is sl.5oo. Scout
Duke Farrell. of the Washington team,
has been in the city since Monday look
ing Morgan over. He asked for a price
on him, and Secretary Snead and Man
ager Griffin submitted two propositions.
One of them was for 1900 to report at
the end Of the season, and the other pro-
vided for immediate delivery and 1880.
The management OF the Washington
team tonight notified Mr.. Farrell to ac-
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PHlLLIES BEATEN
BY CARDS, I TO 6.
st. Louis Forced to Use Two
Twirlers.

st. Louis, July 26.-St. Louis won an
exciting battle from Philadelphia to-day.
to 6. Geyer pitched good ball for four
innings. and then the Phillies started hit
ting. He was forced to give way to
in the eighth. Moore. for Phil
adelphia, was hit hard from the start.
In making a play at the plate, Manager
Doom broke his leg. and the accident
looks bad for the Phillies' chances in the
pennant race Score.
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Earned runs-Washington, 4; Detroit, 2.
First base on errors-Detroit. l; Washing
ton, /. Left on bases Washington, s.;
Detroit, 9. First base on balls-On Cow
ington, /; Works, 4; Walker, l. Innings
pitched-By Lafitte, 2-3; by Covington,
l-3; by Mitchell, 2-3; by Works. 2-3: by
Walker, S1-3; by Groom, 2-3. Hits made
of Lafltte, 2: off Covington, /; off
Mitchell. 4: off Works, 6; off Walker. II;
off Groom, 1. Struck out-By Lafitte, /;
by Works. 4; by Walker, 2. Two-base
hit-McBride. Sacrifice hits-Milan, STAN
age. Stolen bases-Milan, Mcbride, Ain
smith. Hit by pitcher-By Works Gel
berfeld). Wild pitches-Walker, Works.
hour and IS minutes. Attendance6.0oo
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Runs-Byrne q. leach. Carey IZ. Wagner Vl.
Miller McKechn;e, Wilson. Simon. Camnitz. Coul-
son. Two-hase hits-McKechnie. Three-base hits
Wilson. Zimmerman. Leach. Davidson. Sacrifice hit
Leach. Stolen bases-Hummel. Carey. Wagner.
Erwin Double plays-Hummel to Zimmerman; Byme
Scanlon, Wagner. First base on balls-Of Camnitz.
L; off Gardner, 2; of Scanlon. Q; of Burke. 6.
Struck out-By Camnitz. ,; by Gardner, 8; by
Burke, B. Hits made-Of Scanlon, In Is inning;
of Burke in 7 2-S innings: of Camnitz in In
nings; off Gardner, in innings. Umpires-MessrA
Rigler and Finneran. Time Of game-l hour and 70
minutes. Attendauce-2N.
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Husgins 81, Evans. Smith. Bliss Geyer. Two-basc
hits-Huggins. Walsh. Beck. Three-base hts-Ellis.
Konetchy. Bliss, Geyer. Home runs-Smith. Beck.
Sacrifice hits-Hausr. 2; Bliss. 2 Sacrifice fly
Walsh. Double plays-Beck TO Doom; DOOM to
Lobert: Huggins to konctchy 10 Hauser to Higgins:
Doolan to Luderus; Hauser to Huggins TO Konetchy.
Stolen bases-Oakes ~. Smith. Hauser. Luderis.
Hit by pitched hall-By Moore. Evans and
SMITH. First base balls-Of Geyer. 2; on
Harmon 5; of Moore. .; of Alexander, !. Struck
out-By Geyer. S; by Harmon, /; by Moore. !; by
Alexander. !. Hits made-Of Moore. II hits and Z
runs in innings: Of Geyer. hits and 4 runs In
l-3 innings. men on in eighth. Left on bases
st. Louis, 5; Philadelphia, 2 Umpires-Messra
O'Day and Emslie. Time Of game-2 hours and 10
minutes.
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eTANDiNG OF THE CLUBS.

Nationals at our new ball park-no in
side ball and few long clouts.
Schaller, who replaced Cobb In center,
looked pretty good in the field. But he
is not Ty.
A nasty bound over Conroy's head gave
Delehanty a hit in the eighth.
Frenchy again was on the job.
Green was still the prevailing color in
trimming for the ladies' dresses.
Germany was as happy as q kid with
a toy whistle. And maybe he didn't kid
Hughie.
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GIANTS WIN IN NINTH.
Mathewson Saves Game for New
York Against Reds.

Cincinnati. Ohio. July 26.-The Giants,
fighting desperately, punched their hits
of Gaspar to-day and won out in the
ninth inning. to 8. after the Reds had
twice tied the score. Wiltse was
knocked out Of the box In the eighth
inning. Mathewson took his place, with
the score tied, runner oe third. and
only one man out, and prevented the
Reds from scoring again. Matty's dou-
BILE In the ninth was also very effective
in beating the home team. Score:
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RED DOOM BREAKS LEG.

81. louis, July 26.-Tn attempt-
ing to get Oakes in q double
stenl in the fourth inning of to-
days game between the Cardinals
and PhiIlies, Manager Charles
Doom, of the latter club, coIIided
with the Cardinal player and
broke his right leg. Doom fell TO
the ground in evident great
agony. Players of both teams
rushed to him; doctors were
called from the stand, and It was
Uncovered that in some manner
he had broken his right leg. He
was picked up and borne on the
field on the shoulders of members
of both teams, and was taken to
the MulIanpby Hospital In an am
buIanee. The accident to Mnna-
ger Doom may put a crimp in the
PhilIies' chances for the pennant.
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FIRST GAME

Runs-Schulte, Zimmerman. Reulbach. Doyle,
spratt. Hits-of McTipue. IN II innings; on
Weaver, none In % innings Left en- bases
Chicago o: Boston, l. Bases on balls-Oh Reul-
bach, 4; Oh McTigue, Z; on Weaver, 3. Struck out
BY Reulbach, 4; by Weaver. g. Two-base hit
Sweeney. Home runs-Spratt. Schultz. Stolen
Zimmerman, Shsckard, Archer. Double plays
Sweeney TO Spratt to Gowdy: Zimmerman TO
Safer; Spratt to Sweeney to Gowdy. Umpires-
Messrs. Klein and Brennan. Time Of same-l hour
and IS minutes.
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YANKEES AND BROWNS SPLIT.
st. Louis Wins First Game, but
Loses Second.

New York. July ga sudden cpl
demic of hard swats toward the close
of the double bill gave the Yankees
an even break with the Browns this
afternoon. They lost the first game. Z
to 6. and won the second. to 1. George
was every bit as tight Ss warhop in
the second set-to until the seventh in
ming, when Johnson, with Knight on
the paths, smashed out his second
homer of the series. This blow decided
the fracas. Scores:
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Runs-Lord. Oldring. Collins. Baker (g, Murphy.
Griggs, StoEall. Butcher. Fisher ~. Left on
bases-Athetics, Z: Cleveland, 6. Two-bass hits
Barry, Ball, Oidring Three-base hits-Fisher
Storall. Murphy. Stolen bases-Murphy, Fisher.
Sacrifice hits-Oldring. Ball, Barry. Doubls plays
Ball to Storall to Smith Hits-Of Morgan, 2 in
innings; of Plank. in innings. Struck out
By Morgan. /: by James. 1; by Plank g. Bases On
balls-Of Mogan. ;: Of James. s. Wild pitch
Plank Hit by pitched ball-olson. Umpire-Mr.
Connolly Time Of gan.e-2 hours and minutes.
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ANNIVERSARY DATA.

Our only real dyed-in-the-wool. hope-to-
die. name in the bottle, data man has a
lame arm. Hence the plain and unvar-
nished DOPE
But he says 'Dixie'' Walker is q real
hitter.
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WHITE SOX BEATEN.

Boston Captures Close Game By 8 to
Score.
Boston, July 26.-The Red Legs
downed the Sox this afternoon by a
score Of 8 to 1.
Pape frightened again after yielding
one run, and was invincible during the
last three innings. Mcconnell was the
busy boy. with a double. two singles,
and stolen base to his credit Score:
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UMP PARKER Will
WORK AGAIN FRIDAY

Umpire Parker, the latest addi-
tion TO ban Johnson's star Of
diamond ofilcials, viii again be
on the Job Friday. Owing TO an
injury 20 hts ankle, received In
81 Louis recently, Parker was
unable TO get around yesterday
without a cane, and was m in-
terested spectator Of the game
from the stand.
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Did anybody say Dixie was not real
300 clouter?
That trio of outfelders!
James AS playing at present looks
rather nifty, to say the least. Milan and
Red Walker, not to speak of the Doctor,
pulled great catches
Now, Walter, do your duty to-day. We
can swat again.
Milan, Schaefer, and Ainsmith were
the only Nationals who did not connect
for at least one hit.
Maybe that Ty boy can't travel on the
sacks. When he bunted to Dixie in the
first, Walker threw low to first and
Cobb went to third. Running some!
Well, Milan's catch of Crawford's long
fly in the opening session was sure a
pippin. The pill was going at a mile a
minute clip and Clyde just stabbed it on
its way to the fence.
When Doc Gessler was presented with
the $50 check for hitting the bull sign in
Boston, the doctor was given the glad
hand. Doc then singled through the box,
scoring Clyde Milan with the first run
of the game.
Our athletes are not the only ones to
pull bone stunts. In the second chapter,
Delehanty c'same old Del'D struck out,
and Ainsmith let the third strike go by
But Del forgot to run. WelHyou know.
Ders brain slipped again in the second
then made a blum attempt for second.
Stanage threw to Del, catching Eddie off
the bag, and our star receiver rambled
to second while Del held the ball in his
mitt.
Canada" Bill Smith was at the game
in all his glory. Some catch of Milan's,"
says Bill.
Dixie proved his right to the 300 class
by singing to left, sending Ainsmith to
third in the second.
When Covington, who had replaced La
ftte on the mound, hit Kid Elberfeld,
Mitchell took up the box duty. Doc
Gessler greeted him by beating out an in
field hit.
Eddie Ainsmith opened and closed the
second, and when the count had been
taken nine runs looked pretty good.
With two on in the third, the best "Ty"
could do was little roller to Dixie"
When our Nationals came to bat in the
third, Hurler Works was on the mound
entry No. in Jennings beavers class.
Eddie sure held Dixie" up nice.
age IN the fourth. Oscar had an of day. |
After three straight singles had been
made in the fourth by the Tigers, they !
Tailed only one run, and that was on a |
sacrifice fly.
E-ah! E-ah! was not SO loud. There's
\ reason.
Dixie is some sprinter for a twirler.
one hundred yards in II fiat.
Dixie is also something Of a fielder.
as shown by his stop Of Jones' hard
irive.
fifth. when, with Red" Walker on sec
,nu' mcbrioe slapped line drive near
the right field line. which Crawford cap
tured after hard run.
Clyde almost got away with a neat
pick-up in the seventh. He came tearing |
n and grabbed Bush's low ny just on /
The ground.
Right after this play Clyde made a
great catch OF Cobbs long drive to the |
fence. getting the pin. after long chase,
with one hand
Those Tigers looked far from pennant T
winners IN yesterday's ramhis for the
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browns want Game.

The Asbury Browns would. like to ar
range game with Mr.. spence's Indian
team for Sunday week In the District
League Park. OF the first Sunday in Au-
gust Address w. Waters, s Patterson
street northeast.
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TWO FOR THE CUBS.
Poor Old Rust1ers Get Another
Shove Down Ladder

Chicago. July 26.-The Cubs celebrated
their return home after the long Eastern
trip to-day by taking both ends Of the
double-header from the Doves. Schultz
made two home runs, one In each game.
Reulbach gave two hits in the first game,
while Weaver, relieving McTigue in the
fourth inning, did not allow a hit and
famed eight men. Scores:
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FIRST GAME.

Runs-Austin t2. Schweitzer. Hogan, Wallace C9,
Hamilton Wolter. Uartzell. Cree, c2 Knight ~.
Home rln-Cree. Stolen bases-H bsan. Knight 81.
Chase 81. Double Ilay-Johnson % Chase. Left on
ases-St. Louis, c; New York. s. First base on
oalls-oh Vaughn. 3: of Brockett, /; of Hamilton
s. OF Nelson. 2: of Caldwell, ]. Struck out-By
Brockett, 2; by Caldwell, /; by Hamilton, /; By
Nelson. L Wild pitcl-Brockett. Umpires-Mesrs
Mullen and Perrine. Time Of game-2 hours and Il
minutes. Attepdance-7 20
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RoWERs ARE READY.
Annual Regatta OF National Asso-
citation Tomorrow and Saturday.

Annual Regatta Of National Asso-
citation Tomorrow and Saturday.
Saratoga. July &-When the last tired
oarsman arrived In town tonight he
found the village In gala rowing colors
for the thirty-ninth annual regatta of
the National Association of Amateur
Oarsmen, to be held at Saratoga Lake
Friday and Saturday. Rowing club colors
flash on the hotel piazzas. and all day
boat clubs have been busy carrying their
shells to their headquarters at the lake.
The Harlem Boat Club and the Duluth,
Mimi, club came in last night, and were
on the lake to-day.
Other clubs on the water tonight were
the Ariels and Arundels. of Baltimore;
Philadelphia Boat Club and Detroit clubs.
The national officers will establish head
quarters here tomorrow morning.
IT, et o,,ts ofub haa a turuad So,fthnau
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE,

At Newark-Ncwark, 4; Rochester
At Jersey City-Ierscy City. 4: Montreal. 5
At Proridence-FiIst game: Providence. 2; Buf-
falo. II Second game-rryidence. 2: Buffalo. ,.
AZ Baitimore-Baltimnre. 6: Toronto. I.
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Runs-Austin. Daniels wolter, Cree, knight,
johnson Thrcc-base hit-Austin. Home rrn-John-
son. Sacrifice hit-Shotten. Stolen bases-Schweit-
zer. Hartzell. wolter. Left on bases-St Louis, Z;
New York, 3. First base errors-St- Louis 2
Struck out-By George. /; by Warhop /. Bases
on balls-Oh George. 2; of warhcp z Hit by
pitched baIl-By Warhop schwcitzer. Attendance
6O0
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Fletcher Mathewson. Two-hase hits-Bates, Doyle,
Murray, Mathewsou. Three-basc hits-Bescher
Bates, Michel, Deyore Left on bases-Cincinnati
Z: New York. g. Struck out-By Gasrar, a; by
Wiltse. 5 Hit By ptcher-By Gaspar. 2 Hits
made-of wiltse. :; on Mathewson. . Ump.res-
Mess. Johnstoue and Easou. Time Of game-l
hour and 50 minutes
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IOt2lS % IOtAH.-.-.... % 0 -
Won. 5; lost, Average per game for Ma
tionals. 3l7; average hits. ~; average. errors
liz. For opponents: Runs, 4; hits. II; er-
rors, l67.
P. Swell. II to s, looks good-and
Walter on deck for to-day's game.
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AMERICAN AssOCIATIoN

At Kansas Cfty-Kansas City. 8: Louisville. Z
At Minneapolis 6: Toledo. ].
Al ST. Paui-St Paul. 9; indianapolis. 5.
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souTHERN LEAGUE.

At Nashville Nashville Z; Mobile. O.
At Atlanfa-Atlaata. 2: New oriears. !.
At Chattsnooea-Chsftsnceea. ;; Montgomery.
Second ramc; chattanoogn. o; Montgomery. ].
At ACCOMPLISHMENTS. l; Birmingham. 3
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SCANLON BATTED HARD.
Pirates Capture FarcicaL Game by
IL TO 1.

Pittsburg, July 26.-Pittsburg hammered
Scanlon of the rubber in the first in
ming to-day, and treated Burke to a ter
rible lambasting in the fourth. The Pi-
rates won a farcical game by score of
IL to l. Score:
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TIGERS Crushed
By the Nationals
Jennings Twirlers Batted All Over Lot-Dixie
Walker Splits Thumb After Pitching Great
BaH-Final Count, IL to S.
The Score.

game was the first time this season the
Nationals broke into double figures in
the run column.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Albnny-Alhany. 5; Columbus. /. Second game
Albany, /: Columbus 6
At Charleston Charleston. ]; Columbia,
At Savsnnah-Sa,annah. 2; Augusta. !
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WEsTERN LEAGUE.

At Topeka-Torrka. a.: Sioux City. 4.
At Omnha-0msta. s.: Lincoln. 2
At Pueblo-Tuebic. ): 81. Jo~crh. L
At Des Mcisirs-Des Alcirrs. ;: DepTer.'L
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SECOND GAME

Runs-shecAard, schute ca. Holman. Tinker.
Archer, Cole, spratt Miller. Struck out-By Cole,
9; by Perdue, s Two-base hits-Hofman. sheckard.
Tenney Tinker. Three-base hits-Gowdy. thinner
man. Home rm-Schuite Stolen bases-Tinker.
Umpires- -Mesrs KLEIN and Brennan. Time Of game
II hour and 81 minutes,
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sMoKE CHD-CHEK.

The best cigarette you ever put be-
1c Ter 1jes - fSr sSe.
pATR0Nl1D uonD lNuuoTDYs
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NhieAso- so-...-''.''....'..''.... Wv ~ VI
Runs-Payne. Hooper. Speaker. Risgert. Two-base
hits-speaker. Risgert, Mcconnell Three-base hit
Wagner. Stolen bases-McConnell. Riggert Bases
on balls-Of Baker. L; off Fape. l. Struck out-Py
Papc. 8: by Baker. 3; BY Young, !. Sacrifice hits
Gardner, Engle. Double play-Wagner to Yerkes
to Engle. Umpire-Messrs. 0Loughlin and Dineen.
Time'of eame-l hour and ~ minutes. Attendance
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUn.

At Aitoona-Altoona. 3: Harrisburg. !
At Johnstown-Johnstown. o.: York. l.
At Trentou-Tren,ou, 4: Reading, 6
At wilmington- Wilmington. 5: Lancaster. 8.
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THREE FOR NATIONALS.
Eastern League Stars Arc
Signed Up.

Three new ball players were added to
the Nationals list of recruits yesterday.
when Scout Mike Kahoe recommended
Outfielder Moeller. First Baseman Spen-
Ger, and Shortstop Foster, of the Roches-
ter club of the Eastern League, and
President Neyes signed the agreement.
The price paid for these stars is said to
be $4,000.
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GAMES TODAY.

GAMES TO-DAY.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
Boston at Chicago.
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PLOW HORSE AGAIN
WINS Big RACE
ret. CapturesS1O,O ,OOOStake
at Grand Rapids.

Grand Rapids. Mich, July 8.-Before
the largest crowd ever assembled at a
race meeting in Grand Rapids. Tommy
Murphy's graduated plow horse R. C. T.
repeated his indianapolis and Kalamazoo
triumphs to-day, capturing the Furniture
Manufacturers Stake of $4,000. for PIP
trotters. the third big stake race he has
won IN as many weeks.
For some inexpiicable reason, Belvasia
went to the start an even-money IA
vorite, with R T. c. rated second. Cox s
mare won one heat. the third, when R
c. T. broke while passing the quarter,
finishing last Of the eight, but she was
clearly outclassed by the great chestnut
and had to be content with second money.
Geers' entry, Ario Leyburn, was among
the leaders at the start OF each heat and
the trailer at the finish.
In the Pill pace. Zombrewer, after win
ming the first in easy fashion and the
best time of the day. went lame In the
second, finishing third, and was drawn
Annie Laurie taking the final three.
Gold Dollar justified the favortism in
which he was installed In the 2:09 trot by
showing up the field in straight heats.
Summarizes:
I'll pace-Threo in Ave; purse. $1,000.
Annie Laurie, b. m. by Walter W.
Maud Direct, By Tom Webster (Dean).. 2 ! !
Silk Hat, br. m. BY Hal Dillari-Illo s.
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Don Labor. br. g. (kimling).
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2:ll trot-Three in five. Furniture Stakes, 1000.
R. c. T., ch. e.. by Prince March-Miss
Belize by Nat Wood Prince (Murphy). )...I
Belvasia br. M. By Bengara Porsea (Cox).2
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Twinkling Dan br. c. "a by Dan Patch
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"Lively batted for Mitchell in the third.
tElberfeld called out for Schaefer's in
reference.
Washington. 6 2 l o o o KIP
Detroit. .. 0 0 ! ! ?
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The ST. Louis club has turned southpaw
Pitcher Roy Mitchell back to the Houston
club, of the Texas League.
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p.nvilIe. 8, Peter.hurs. :.
Lynchburs, 3, Roanoke, 1.

Lynchburg, Va. July 2s.-starke. al
though wild. had the best Of q mound
duel here to-day. and Lynchburg won.
g 20 ]. Score:
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
st. Louis, z, Philadelphia, q.
New. York, 5, Cincinnati, 3.
PittsburE, L., Brooklyn, 1.
Chicago, At Boston, L.
Chicago, 2, Boston, 2.
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NOTES OF THE GAME.

Well, who said our ball club couldn't
hit.
Jennings used only four beavers. He
saved Wild Bill for to-day.
Cobb was on the sick list and played
only six innings.
Did anybody say Dixie was not a real
300 clouter?
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lting the home team. Score:
Totals. 49,. So sZ 72

RAN for Mclean In sixth
fBatted for Gaspar in eighth
Tran for Marsans In eighth.
Cincinnati. .................... o o o oL3
New York.....--......-..... o / o o o o l 2-5
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Big League Races
Seen at a Glance
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

Yesterdays RESULTS.
Washington, 12; Detroit, 8.
Athletics, 9, Cleveland, 8.
St. Louis, ~ New York, g.
NewSYork, 3, st. Louis, i.
Boston, 3; Chicago, l.
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GAMES TO-DAY.

GAMES TO-DAY.
Detroit Mt Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
.. 81. st. Louis at New York.
Chicago Mt Boston.
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SECOND GAME.

'Batted for George in ninth inning.
St. Louis.................... 90 ooloo OIL
New York. o o KS
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Totals-...-. eAn
'Batted foR Baker In eighth
tBatted for Young in ninth.
Boston. 900 aloxs
Chicago. 90 o o 100 eL