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FRENCH ATHLETES LOST
Many Champions nre Numbered Among
Wars Victims.

Some notion OF the way in which the
ranks OF French athletes have been
thinned during the war may be gath
cred By the losses sustained by the
Paris Association football champions
and the French cup tinalists. or the
Association Sportive Franchise first
eleven. in which only the goalkcepcr
has not been in tho firing line four
players have been Killed and two Sc
vercly wounded OF the remaining
four. one has been awarded tho Legion
of Honor. another the Military Medal,
which has also been presented TO one
OF the wounded players.
Among the killed is Rene Camard
tho famous International outside left,
whilst Bob Rcmy, the captain. also an
International. has been trepanned
twice. The Association Sportive Per-
r!gannaise. rugby champions OF Franco,
had six players killed out of the fifteen
that won The national trophy last year
Among French athletes. Jean ,Bouin.
the holder of the worlds hour record
for running: CASTOR Lane, captain Of
many French international rugby
teams. and Francis Faber. the leading
professional road cyclist of France,
have been killed.
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SACRIFICES WITH NONE ON
Why Fan Sizes Up Murphy, with Major
League Bnrnstormers.

Eddie Murphy tells this one about
a rube critic: The Pacific Hawaiian, S.
Oak, last fall on the day that Grover
Alexander struck out twenty one
American League batsmen. The teams
played at an adjoining town named
Forsythc the next day.
y fan in Forsythc laughingly showed
the players n postcard he had received
from friend In Mandon. II read:
Dear Pcte-Don't pay money 10 see
them bushers play. seen them pull
awful things and make il a farse over
mere. Why, | even seen one guy
named Murphy try to sackrifce with
out nobody on has
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RACING AT AQUEOUCT
Hodge Outstrips Strong Field in En-
pirc City Handicap.

NEW YORK, July 2G.-Racing shifted
to ApuedUct day. The feature of the
day; the Tonkcrs handicap. was won by
Hodge. Last Saturday Hodge ran UNI
belmont but today he had plenty OF
speed, and after Holiday, Leo Skolny
and Co1ucttc had run themselves out
nc drew away to an easy victory. EVIL
IDENTIFY Hodge is not in favor of the
reverse English way Of running races
:3S IS. just NTH of n second slower
than the track record.
dick" Carman chuckled to himself
when his Achievement won the Wake
field handicap Dick" has been say
ing all along that he had some horse
In Achievement, and the performance
to-day justified this belief Achieve
ment was at the liberal price Of II to
s.. Prince OF Como took the place,
while Miss Puzzle was third.
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DETRO|T GRAND CIRCUIT
RACES GET GOOD START
first Three Numbers Disposed OF in
straight Heats, but Final Was
Real Battle.
MARGoT HAL is WINNER
beats The Climax and Mcdonald.
Hazel Laing Wins 2:Os Trot, AL
Mack Takes 2:1S Trot and Aconitc
2:1O Pace.

DETROIT. MICH. July 2G.-After tho
first three races on to-day's grand cir
cult program had been disposed of =,
straight heats. three starters I'm IN.
final number staged one Of tho pret
TEST battles seen here in several years
going five gruelling rounds to de-
cision. II was the opening day OF the
i,iue ilbbon meet at the State Fair
Grounds. The track was heavy at tho
start. AZ result of recent heavy rains
but dried out later in the day.
only three horses went to tho post
h tor the 2;oS pace. Margot Hal acted
The Climax won in hard drives. In
the third heat Mcdonald kept his mare
OF, on her feet. taking the lead at the
Fred Russell led all the way in tho
fourth. Margot Hal breaking just as
she came alongside nearing the finish
me climax led TO the half in the nnnl
Went TO the front and showed the
way to the wire. The Climax took a
Frea TRH aSsn to ba n hsh in front Of
but was coming fast
Hazel Laing won the 2:0s trot about
as she pleased, and Al Mack never
Was vas IN danger OF losing the 2:1s trot
Major ons tried bravely to head
each heat '''
o.
cording TO the point SYSTEM" so that
Duchess. in the EOS trot, although
finishing second In one heat. was out
side the money, while Dago with two
thirds. was given third prize.
Summarizes:
2:Gs trot; 3 in 5: purse. ,l.ooo-Ha-
eel Laing. ch. m. by John a. McKer
ron tAndrews). III: Bright Axworthv
b: e: Murphy). 224: Dago. b. z.
GRADY, 500 Grand Marshall. hi. h
aSnowl: a4J; Duchess. no. m. tMcDon-
$50 Time. 200 l2: 2;oo "a; 2:iI.
2:is ;rot: in ): purse. sl.ooo-Al
Mack, b. h.. by McI.!ntock Murray.
~; SAINT Frisco, b. $. tGecrs), 222
Alberta. CHI. m. fSnedrecker), 5S4;
Colonel Riser. br. h. 1Brcnnan). 1853.
willow Mack. b. h. Run. 37S: Bank
gle Bond. b. m. Barrett). l2i5; Prin-
cess MarErave. no. m. tHalD, 1872;
Emma Dillon. CHI m (Nolan), Sllq
Todd McGregor. CHI. h. tRodney). 43
Lusltania. bl m; CMarvln>. 1910. Dir.
Time. a:iii-i: Eli: a:os avs
2:io pace: in >; Hotel Gr!swold
stake. s2,ooo-Aconitc, b. n. by Aru;l-
lin COX. Ill: Major OnE. b. e. tMur-
phy). 23?: Alta Wood. Er IN. tValen-
Donald), 4t4; Hal Conner. br. h.
tGecrsl. dis: Rella e. b. M. CMcAllis-
ter), dis.
Rub! Ruby x: b. NJ: Dempsey. dis.
Marso, Hal. b m. by A nIsSt usi i'V cMc-
DonaldD. 1921: The Climax. bl h.
tBrennan), 1882; Fred Russell. b q
Herscy). 2%2l3. Time, 2:ll 80: 2:l0;
2:oo IA; 2:ll IL; 2:i5.
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The last ball Went into St. Catherine
street, That don't mean much here,
but the Montreal scribes seemed TO
think II somewhat OF a feat, so we will
let II go at that.
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BALL PLAYERS DROWNED
Nine Amateur and Minor League Ath-
lcteA 90 Down With EnstinnI.

CHICAGO. July 2G.-Ranks of anna
teur and semiprofcssional ball players
in Chicago suffered serious gaps
through the I:astland disaster. The
roll OF dead and missing included to-
day the names of nine players, well
known locally. and some with minor
Froelich, Ed Schucttc. Morris Robel, All
Kennedy, Harold Meyers, Michael Joyce,
Al Tonnison, Frank Hawkins and
Frank Rchor.
Rchor was mistaken at first for his
brother Raymond, once n member of the
Chicago Americans and later of tho
Lincoln, Western League, club. Ray
mond reached the dock after the acct
dent.
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Brooklyn

st. I-od Louis ........,..."oo oe2 IS
summary: Runs-3cck, Higgins Miller
Snyder. Butler t2l. Bethel. Dolan. Myers -
- Mara 90. Daubert. Wheat (@D. Cutshaw
go, Stcngel ca. Mccarthy. ! Two-base
hits-l:onE Snyder. Cutshaw, O'Mara, stem
gel. Three-hgse hits-Hyati. Stcnrei Home
run-Myers Stolen bases-Hugrins Beck
. Mara. Earned runs-St Louis /: Brook
iyn. .. Sacrifice hit-Pcrdue. Double play
Getz and paCbcrt. Left on bases-S, Louis
:; brooklyn. l.. First base ON crrors-St
Louis, = Brooklyn, ;. Bases on bllls-otf
Sallee. l. of Ames, !; of Appleton l. Hits
off Saiiee, in % innings; of Perduc.
IN Is innings: of Ames. ) in > innings.
struck out-by Salice, !: by Ames = hv An
pieion. /. Wild pitchcs-hy Appleton. >: by
Ames, :. Passed blll-McCarthy. C,np.res
R!E!cr and Hart. Time. 2:IO
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Angels ArraEou did his full duty yes
terday by clubbing in several runs by
means of 4 triple and a circuit clout
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The whole thing came 20 a head yes
terday in Montreal. when Bates and
PICK came TO blows on the bench
Doubtlessly Charles sharp tongue had
a lot TO DO with the outbreak OF hos
tiliiies, but Bates has been CARRYING a
chip on his shoulder for some time.
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Things must be going bad when the
Climbers get scrapping among them
selves.
II has frequently been suspected.
however. that the best of feeling did
ers. as Grabbing could frequently be
seen.
The whole thing came 10 head yes
terday in Montreal. when Bates and
Pick came TO blows on the bench.
Doubtlessly Charles sharp tongue had
a lot to do with the outbreak OF hos
tilities, but Bates has been CARRYING a
chip on his shoulder for some time.
Perhaps the boys would get together
a little better if Dunn permitted them
10 get together" in the clubhouse.
Angels ArraEou did his full duty yes
terday by clubbing in several runs by
means OF triple and a circuit clout
The last ball Went into ST. Catherine
Street, That don't mean much here.
but the Montreal scribes seemed TO
think it somewhat OF a feat, so ,ce will
let II go AZ that
Young Maisel has been handed the
pink slip. He only worked once in
this vicinity, and then II was seen that
he was too Inexperienced for even re-
lief work. Harrington. the new re-
c"ivcr. worked we'll Yesterday in spite
OF the fact that he had considera Bile
trouble In holding Russell and Nor
fisette. Any catcher going into a game
with those youngsters without practice
would have difficulty in handling the
slan's and shoots OF those hurlers.
Walbrauer. tho local amateur ,wirl-
ing sensation of the year is in demand
Several state teams have inquired about
him recently, and one is particularly
anxious 10 get in touch with him
Tho Richmond Howitzcrs will stage
an aquatic meet tonight in the gym
nasium on North Seventh Street. II
will he Ladies Night and the or
Ganization has planned big time
Denver was given an Of day in the
schedule in order 20 make jump to
Omaha. Instead OF spending ii in trav-
cling. the Denver club played an exhi-
hilton game and then, fa!lin, 20 mako
the Omaha date. tho scheduled game
, was declared forfeited to Omaha.
president OMEN ovcrlulcd tho forfeit.
which led Western Lea que writer's to
remind him that ne had reversed him
self for he upheld forfeit caused by
Just such a Circumsta nee several years
ago. Perhaps however O'Noill think.
times have changed, and that club
should be allowed to play an exhibition
game and get piece Of money
wherever and Whenever possible.
The Louisville coioneS have inject
cd anothar Pitcher Harper into tho as
ISOLATION. His front name is Ronald.
fand ne comes from tn" independent
l"!d around Louisville II. will not he
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TARHEELS BUNCH HITS

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, July os.-Rv
punching hits with errors in the eighth
Inning. Rocky Mount this afternoon
scored an easy victory over the Ship
builders by count OF 10 l. The
Builders could not hit league when
hits were needed. \ single by Seielie
a Wild throw 10 first by league and
only run. GARDINER was in hot wafer
All the way. the Tarhcels getting at
least one man on base in every inning
hut Two There were no fielding fea-
lures. and the game dragged at times
The score:
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FOOTBALL DATES
Huth Carolina VIII PIa, Iirri,,i, and
t.rnrGct0Mn IniNcrsiIIr.

colt MBiA :. G., July 20 Thc 1a,r
otnall sch"dUle of the University Of
'ht ,hi"!lha w"> announced to-day.
- Columbia september 20. open: a,
Eoiunbia. vs. Ncwhcrry College, Octo-
Collcg" or SoIh Carolina. Oc,GL.r
at to.umhia rs Mercer Oclohcr IL
~ Haicieh. rs North Carolina 4. 4 NJ.
Cclohtr y az Columbia, vs. Clemson,
pclohcr - - Columbia vs.. Davidson,
october >: 1T Knoxville, VS. Gnivcr-
sity OF Tennessee November G: AZ CO.
iumbIa, "" virginia University. No
.cmher ~; at Washington. VS. George
Town, Noycmber 20; At Columbia. We
Ciiadei, THANKSGIVING Day.
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BRAVES SHUT CUBS OUT

BOSTON. July 2G.-The Boston Ma
tionals ended their home series to-day
by winning the fourth straight game
from Chicago. | to o. 1T was a pitch
lost Notwithstanding brilliant twirIing
The Braves's run was the result Of
and Magcc's single Chicago had three
men on bases due to single and two
passes by Raglan. when Hughes was
called to the box with none out in tho
eighth. lie famed the first man and
then started "a double play, which re.
tired the side. Score:
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OPOR ROYALS BEAT Ct MBERs m SPOF
LEAGUE. BASEBALL SUMMARY
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY
Montreal. o; RICHMOND, Z.
Rochester, {; Harrisburg, 2.
Toronto Providence (r,lin).
(Only three scheduled)
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TENNIS CLASSIC ON
hhh' ipAcis in FIRST and Second Round
at I.Ongw

HcSTo%. July 20 Play in the 0r.,
anu second rounds of the twenty MN
Long wood CrlcTe, t:l,,h tn,J.v Jc
n'!DpeH "a f'% ups"ts. IN. elimination
-, I w.. '%c2nh round Of Ward Dawson,
"iforn!a. hy J. s. L[a,t.rp ~ - a., .,
'tc"Ts' Louisiana tiu.holdcr. ana Of
~ : fno ''sG. ,.,y several tifaen Join, holder
NtGhtrnan, Of Hosto, vn,. ~,
.pnt ichtEr"s Thor" nrc ,wcnty-ihr".
fn,Lts IN tht drawings for thc Eastern
morrow ~ "'''" D'B'hs TO-
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Gilmore Approve. Jumn.

'hltA'ic. July 26.--j'rcsidcn, Gil.
more, OF the Federal League. asserted
70 day certain American Association
riaYrrs. had become free agents through
~: failure Of their cluhs 20 ply their
am informed said I'r.sidcnt Gil
more That tho players holding thar
'Hls nature has rendered void ,nnir
|" sign with W or any one else"
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ANOTHER FLOP TO FEDS
Hnrk, American A>socintion Twirler. Is
I.nfent 20 I.cnNc q. d. in Lmrch

LOUISVILLE. KY. July 2s-sanforc
hHrE. lndianapol!s pitcher, has jumped
20 ~" Pittsburgh club, Of the Federal
League, according 70 MANAGER Hem
arichs. OF the indianapolis. American
association club "Burk loft the team
iaSt night ~ Columbus" Hendricks
said today. but h.s reason for doing
so IS unknown 10 nc"
HurE was purchased from the 81,
Lo.-s NntiCnnls Two ycnrs a.n
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GIANTS SHARE HONORS

NEW YORK, July e6.-Eew York
closed a successful home stay here this
AFTERNOON by dividing n double header
with Pittsburgh The visitors won the
first game: : TO l, while the Giants won
the second, 10 o. The first game re-
suited In close pitching battle be-
tween Adams and Mathew the for
mcr winning in the eighth inning when
the veteran Wagner singled. took sec
ond on EioN's sacrifice, and scored on
Bairds double. In the second game
TeSreau shut out Pittsburgh, with five
scattered hits and struck out seven
men. Scores:
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SWAMP CATS BEAT NUTS

SUFFOLK. VA. July 2s.--In a beau
tifu! game. Tho locals playing base
ball from start To finish. Suffolk won
the first OF the series from Peters
burg this afternoon hy The score OF
70 |. Two singles and two bases on
balls scored for Suffolk TWO runs In
the first inning. and Stawar, brough /;
in two more when he parked the bah
in the seventh. CASTOR was in fin.
form and pitched n great game. being
especially effective in the pinChes .nG
his support was perfect
Tho
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Portsmouth
Norfolk

Portsmouth .;;........;o o-S
summary: Runs-C!eveland. Flynn Nc
Nahon Donovan. Short. McCl.ary. Two
base hiis.Tnguer: Foster. Home runs-Mc-
MaHon Flynn. Sacrac. Observation-Disclosures
St Martin. Short Double play-Dau,rau to
Hurley. Hits-of McMann>. 70 in in
ninrs of Mccienry. i'm innings Of Gar
ain in inning. Bases hsl's-otf Nc
MAINS, i off McC!eary. 8. of Gardir :!
liit by ritcher-by Gard!n. 'Stcwarn.
struck out-hy McManns ;: by MCClca-v :.
by Gardin. Passed hall-S,ewart Wiii
nitch-NcManns Left on bases-%or:olli !:
Portsmouth. :: Time. Las. Umpire. Nc
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Totals. ...3s ST II Totals - Is >
'R1ttcd for Schneider in seventh.
t3atted for MCKenery in ninth.


Philadelphia .......o o o-5
Cincinnati ..............0 0 0 ! y O..
Summary: Euns-Rancroft. Byrne, N!chon
Whitfield 90. Demarce. Groh, Griffith. TWO
has" hits-Gr.Tith. Clarke. Rodgers Three
base hit--Groh. Home run-Bancrott. t.arrcd
runs-I'hiladclphia. :: Cincinnati. Sac
rince hits-Clarke. HerZog. Groh. Left on
hases-Phiiadelphia ): Cincinnati, 2. First
base on Observation-Disclosures, . Bases on
balls-off Schneider. >. Hits-on Schneider,
in innings; off McKcnery. Din IN
rirss struck out-by Deniaree. =: by
Schneider. }: BY MCEcncry. J. Cmpl!cs
Byron and Eascn. Time. 1916
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.pn:, o. ;;,si,,; : Totals. 20 q

Score ~ innings: '' p.
Rocky Mount .n I. q q r q ~;
Ncw por, News ~ u 9 q n
summary Runs B!ttle. Edwards Cray
LCnfnH $cirlie. Sacrifice hi,s-coosct-ee
Edwara. Gl-!ch ,2t. stolen hasas-Cr;s,
walters, walker Tw"-hase hitS-Ri,tie
SnF 5i"r Passes on nalls-on reac-ie. !: OF
,TatuiriNr. g. struck ou,-bv league :
by GARDINER. :. Lief; on brses-Rockv .iorn-
\"wror' News ! Double pay.-Fdwnris
|" Hnyg"f Hopk'ns 70 CarneS Passed bail
-l!r!ch. WIG pitch-'THa r!". ITit by pitcher
--CTiSt Time, ~ Umpire. Russev.
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White sox Bent Utica.

UTICA. y. Y, July 26.-The Chicago
Americans defeated the local New York
State League team to-day, I 10 0. Man
aEer Rowland put eighteen men into
the game. Buck struck out nine men,
but was given poor support.
Score by innings: r. II. e
Chicago ........O ! 0 ) o 10 o. IL =
Utica .......... o O q O q q 90 9 6
Batteries Benz. Walsh, Cicotte, Fa-
Der, Klcpfer and DAILY. Schalk and
Mayer: Buck and McDonough.
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PHlLLIES WIN AGAIN

CINCINNATI. July. 2s.-Bancrofrs
nome run IN the NTH. with two on
Philadelphia won easily from Cincin Gin"
natl to-day. TO .. Bancrofts hit wn :.
over Grifith's head when he ran m
'on 1t. Schneider was forced to give
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Howell and William F'yfe we're rclea scd
by the Federal League to-day. 1t was
an argument with Howell which led to
tho resignation OF Manager Jones. Of
the 81. Louis team. few weeks ago.
Jones was induced to withdraw his
resignation. Howell formerly was an
American League pitcher
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SECOND GAME
Is. 81 5:s . o Totals. 30 /? y 10

Nov Nork ..-..........0 q o b
summary: Runs-Doyle, Fletcher. Merkic
Two. base hits-Merklc. Collins. Stolen bases
Robertson, Carey. Hlnchman. Earned runs
New York 5. Sacrifice hit-Lohcrt. nou.
bic plays-Mcyers and Fletcher: Baird. Viox
ana Johnston. Left on bases-Pittsburgh.
(. New York. g. First base on error-Pitts.
hu-ch, !. Bases on baiis-oh Tesreau. 2:
off McQuilian, .. Struck out-by Tcsreau :
by McQuillan .. Ump!res. KLEIN and Cockill.
Time $40.
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Athletics Can Win.

WILKES BARRE. PA. July 2G.-In
an "Nhlhition game here to-day the
Ihilhd"lphi% Americans heat Wilkes
Ehrr". Of the New York state League
TO 6. Batteries: IIass and Ielfncr:
EcrctSki and .Giho.
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Thls Onc stIcl,. IIn,a

y q Mas 'II'T. MO, July August
~ "rtman. shoTtStop for IN. local Amer
lcan ASSOCIATION club. mas been ofcrca
. tract rs the Hrcokivn I'oGcrajs
hNt b." rejected II. re said to-day r.
y reported 'hn' both Thiladclpiia and
N'% YORK American L'apuc cliib2 have
llu" "hers for WORKMAN ~" came
i-'i" from VIC Savannah. O. nlni.
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,rotals...,2o -?i 9 Totals. .?s a.7i.

Scor" by innings:
Chicago ................0 q n q n n ~
BoSton ...'.... .,........1 ! o Il
summary: Run-Moran stolen b,s. A..
Larry. Sacrifice hit-Evcrs Double ,i,y.
Meanwhile. Evcrs and schmidt: ItrrhSSs
Gowdy and schmidt Left ON hascsrchi.
cago. 6: Boston 2. Bases on bails-on ~
gan. 3: on Adams. ]. Hits-o Adnrn. . W. T.;
7 inninEs: of hnmnhries. in l inning: OF ~
RaBan. In innings ,none out In ci,h,br.
on Hughes. ! In innings Sirncr n.,,
hyRafnn. s; by Hughes. 2; by Adams'
rass f, hnii-Gowly EMPIRES. Ouigicy and
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summary: Euns-l."wis. Irmscner, Stewart.
Cor by. G1stnr Two -',ay. Ei.s-Irnqchsr
Hudsins: ';oaihy HON" run-S,e,yar, Sac.
fih'" hi,>- stewart. CASTOR. Pom ctnIa!,
NJ Sos ~hrrpr. simmons Eich.n0nd Inn
,"h"r shoemaker. Double Il,y-Spnncnr 10
Lewis S,ru"k ont hy ~irsnnr :. y" R'rh-
T"nh. PSF. On b1lls-on Richmond
or CASTOR. Hi' roy p'.chcr- hy Richmond
J. VIII pitch Richmond. Lief, on ba,cs-
Time. 10. Attendance. IN
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Divide fourth money.
Fog sion. ,ach, ne.

NEWPORT. r. l., July 26-Henvy
! fog to-day caused n postponcment or
the first Of the three proposed races
between the cup class sloops Resolu,e
and Nan!tie of Brentons reef light
| ship
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Federal League


ST LOUIS. July 2G.-St. Louis to-day
defeated brooklyn In game featured
WIN 'hr"" home runs, one thrcc.ba sc
nat, and -Four Two base hits 81 Louis
iHrd ihr". pitchers and Brooklyn two,
nut non" was able 10 stop the smuggling.
IN a trim" play made by Brooklyn, tho
pail was passed seven times.
score by innings: r. III. e
Brooklyn .i o 0O2O--5 10 7
st Louis. 0O4100l IS IN n
Batteries: Wilson, Scaton and simon
-. smith. watson. Crandall. Plank and
Chairman
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tBatted FOR Mathewson IN eighth.
Score hy innings: r.
Pittsburgh .............o o a.
Now York ..............O o a.!
summary: Runs-Hinchman. Wagner. I.o-
bert Two base hits-Carey. Baird. Three
base hit-Hinchman. Stolen bnse-Hurns.
Earned runs-Pttsburgh. .: New York. :
Sacrifice hit-Viox. Sacrifice ny-Wagncr
Double piays-Wagner. Niox and Johnston:
Fletcher and Lobert. Left on bases-New
York. 3; Pittsburgh. !. First base on err
r-ors-New York Bases on bals-on
Schau"r. :. Hts-oH Mathewsoa. L in
innings; off Schauer, IN inning. struck
ou;-by Mathewson. .: by Adams. !. Passed
ha!i-Murphy. Empires. KLEIN ana Cock!l.
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by X. b. nj. Dempsey. dis.

Time. 200; 2:o7 l-o: 2:Os 3-i
2:oS pace; 3 in ): purse, $1,000
Margot Hal b. m. BY Argot Hal CMc-
Donald). 3212l: The Climax. bl. h
tBrennan). 1882; Fred Russell b Z.
IHerscy). 232lS. Time. 2:l1 3-4; 2:l0;
2:oo IA; 2:11 IL; 2:l5.
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Nc,,feds win From Rcb.

PiTTSBtI>GH, July 2G-Thc Newark.
Federal League. team won to-day's
game with Pittsburgh by a score OF 3
10 J. TIE visitors won in the eighth
when Campbell singled. McEcchnlc
doubled. ana two SACRIFICES followed,
good for two runs.
Score by innings: r. II. +
Newark .O o o q q o "a 2 n
Pittsburgh .....1 o o 90 Dol S
Batteries: Moran and harden; Knct-
ger and Berry.
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MONTRI:AI..

Montreal . o 4 q q 3 q 80
summary: stolen Observation-Disclosures.
Dunn, Whitcmnn. Smith. Sacrifice
hit-ArrnEon. Sacrifice fics-FIynn,
Almeitin. TWO-baSc hit - Madden.
Threc-bnSe hits-irraEUn, Irclnn.
Home ArrnSUn. Hits or
Dow,i. in IL innings; or Fuller
ton. in 20 Innings; off Russell,
u I'm s-3 innings; OH MorriSettc, =
In liz Innings. Struck out-bS
Fullerton. >. Iinscs on balIs-oH
DONrd. =; Off Fullerton. {; on Russell
I; on MOrriscttc. 3. wild pitches
Russell. 3. Timc, ":08. Empires,
CuulinoNcr and Harrison.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Detroit mt New York.
Cleveland mt Washington.
st. Louis mt Philadelphia.
| Chicago at Boston
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia
Cincinnati.

way in the seventh. and McKcnery. who
succeeded him. did not allow n hit