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BELMONT PARK TURF NOTES.

There viii he an early gathering AZ the
track today for the sale Of race horses
in raining py the roWcrs-Hunter Com
pauy, which Will take place in the pad
dock az ! o'clock The most important
offering will he the three-yesr-old Top -
tn Morning. which has been running I'm
the colors OF Frederick johnson, This
sprinter has won five race. this season
and In ono Of his victories carried llo
other Of Mr. Johnsons horses TO be sold
and the others to he disposed ~ are the
property OF u l.. Pratt, Edward I. whit
ney, j. l.. Coyle, n \ Brown, Mrs. James
Mclaughlin, NJ. J Leonard and +. Il.
l.emalre,
Beethoven, a notorious gutter, took II
n hal; iurlougs In tho nrst race. II, Vas
at the nice odds % 10 20 l and an he
had 20 do was to outgame another noted
stopper IN A2yiade.
Fairbrother rode a good race on Edith
Raumann In the last race for tWO-vear-
oldS Good Counsel and Stellarina were
Fairhr0thcr came from behind with Edith
Raumann and snatChed the victory from
tho pair by half a length.
August Brlmonts Friar Rock has III.
distinction Of being rated The best ~ the
tW o-year.oids by HandiCapper Nosburgh.
In the weights for the Wakefield Handi-
Friar Rock receives l2s pounds 10 lei
for John =. Madden's White Hark~
In case keogh does not get here In
time Johnuv McTaggart MI have me
mount or Hodge in the Empire CRY Han
ditap to-day,
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The Giants dropped tive anne TO the
Pirates yesterday and went laundering
down To seventh place. However. n
day or two's batting can send them
up again. The Braves. who beat the
cubs. moved out OF seventh place. They
appear to he IN tte throes Of a squirt.
The Brooklyns smeared the Cardinals
and came closer TO first place. the phil
lies losing Il ten inning game to the
Reds.
yestrrLay'- Results.
pt'shurg, .. New York, ! thrst game.
piiisburg. 4. Sew York. second
game.
Brooklyn. .. 81. Louis.
Boston. =. chicago, ! eleven inn'ng'l.
Cincinnau, .. Philadelphia. ? ten IN
nings).
Detailed standing of the Clubs.
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boslon III - i''HiN
CHICAGO. July 2S-That old falling
inability 10 hit in the pinches-which
has kept the Yankees ON the small end
of 30 many scores. despite good pitching
tossers another game here this after
noon. the White Sox getting the YER
diet with two out'in the ninth by a score
OF 3 to .. 1t was the third straight de-
feat this series and the eighth reverse
the Yanks have suffered at the hands OF
the Rowland boys in nine games TINS
season. incidentally. 1t was the hfth
one run defeat of the Yanks on the pres
en-; Western trip.
a passed bah by I'D Sweeney played A
prominent par, in the defeat. as IL AL
lowed Jack Collins. VINO had singled
and stolen, To race from second to third
In tine ninth and thus get In position to
romp home on "A sacrifice fly 10y Leibold.
Cicotte famed eleven Nanlis. War
hop too pitched high class ball all the
way. Donovan had both Pipp and High
back In the same after an absence OF
more than a week. Donovan himself
succeeded WARRIOR after a pinch hitter
had been used.
The Sox got a run in the third on
Fournier's Texas Lacquer. Jack collins's
sacrifice and Felsch's drive to left which
dropped safely between Barney and
High. Felsch was out trying to get
three bases ON the hit. \ pass 20 Muir
ply. WeLver's sacrifice and Eddie COL
lins's single added another Chicago run
In the third. VITA two auk cut In the
eighth. Sweeney hit to left for a base
and HIS rtzell was sent NJ 20 bat tor
WARRIOR. Hurtzell hit the right field
fence for three bases. scoring Sweeney,
but was left when Cook popped to Wea-
Yer.
In the ninth Peck walked, and Wen TO
second on Maisel's single TO left. Pip sac
rifced. WithHigh batting the squeeze play
was worked well. Peck beating Cicotte's
throw to the plate, and High was safe
at first. Barney hit TO Murphy IN right,
but the play was TOO close to try for a
run and Maisel Rugged third after draw
ing a throw to the plate which allowed
High to reach second. \ hit would have
added two runs and Cree was sent up
10 bat for Baumann. who had famed
three times. Weaver tossed out Cree
and the big chance was gone. The score
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BRAVES TALLY IN ELEVENTH.
Three Nits and sacrifice Buurhcd
"a Heat ub.. = to 4.

RpsroN. july 20 Tie Braves nuu'led
three singles tnd 4 sacgifc' MT ~ he
eleN snth inning to-day and bet me-
CUBS . to |. Vaughn was unable 80
locate the plate IN the sixth inning and
passed ;hree men. forcing N Moran,
who had doubled. \ bad throw to the
plate by Smith allowed Knisely 20 score
the tyinc run In the seventh \ great
defence stopped the Cubs in the tenth.
Humphries wert III during The eighth
and allowed only one hit until :he hnal.
ENers and Quigley shook hands before
the game openel. President Tener mad
some Inquiries about Yesterdays punch
ing affair. Thc score.
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New York state League.

AT wlI.K
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ERRORS DECIDE CLOSE GAME.
Tying Run Given 10 PhIlIies. Then
Reds Get One same Way,

PHILApELPHIA. July 23.-Cincinnati
won an exciting ten inning game from
the Phillies to-day 3 to >. In the ninth
inning the locals tied the score when
Tommy Leach tumble Whitted's long
single. NiehoN scoring from first base,
but in the next inning Cincinnati won
the game when Niehoff erred on Groh's
grounder, Leach scoring from third with
the deciding run. Tom Clarke was put
out of the game by Umpire Byron for
protesting a ball in the ninth inning
The score
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Lewiston, o. Worcester. &
Lynn, .! Lawrence. n
litchburg, ., Portland, :.
Manches'cr. :; Lowell 4
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TVT'~- on ' Vt "
'Ratted for Cru,cNer IN the tenth inning.
Il chmond ..........- . q q q q o -
Jersey CITY ... q ~ - n o o o o;
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YANKEES BUY TWO PLAYERS.
Purchase Out6ridcr NiIIrr of Mo
bile aud Catcher walters at Waco.

MonlLE. Ala. July 23-Annouucemen'
WIS made .!c to-day OF the purchase
hy the New York American League
CLUB of Centre Fielder Elger Miller ~
the Moh,l, Southern League team. The
purchase price b.. sid to he $4,000.
Miller has been playing substantial ball
al the season ard - batting 500. He
cIWe 10 Mobile lu 1914 from the Duluth
olGb os the Northern MIC gan League
WACO. TeN.. July e3.-Catcher Al Wal
tiers %" tin. Waco team was sold to-day
- the New York Americans. He Will
Join that team ~ the close OF the Texas
league reason. september &. walters
= the sensation OF the league II T.
recognized as one OF the brainiest and
tastes, men IN the circuit. He came
:, " eco from the Saskatoon team or
the Western Canada League.
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VICTORY IN SIGHT,,
YANKEES PASS UP
CHANCE AS USUAL
Squeeze In Run to Tie Score,
but TO No Further. Then
SoX Take Game.
SNEENEN'S PASSED BALL
IN NINTH PROVES FATAL

The relative position OF the first ,hree
c.uhs IN the American League was not
changed yesterday. All three won. The
white Sox did M the Yankees. who are
putting In most ~ their time on TINS
trip being done up. The Detrois out
played the W~ashingtyns. and the Red
Sox found (, . Browns easy The Cleve-
lands beat the Athletics and tied them
for seventh place.
Yesterdays Results.
Chicago. =: New York. :
Cleveland. ~, Philadelphia, ,.
Detroit. O. Washington, I.
Boston. :; 81. Louis. .
Detailed standing Of the Clubs.
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BAN TAKES LOOK AT RED SOX.
Sees Them Heat y Ia : nv
Usiug Three Southpaw..

ST. LouIs. July e3.-Presidcrt Ban
johnson saw the Red SoN smother the
Browns to-day. \ To 3. coming here for
a conference with Magnate Hedges. 'rhe
leaders used three southpaws. Louder
milk was knocked out for the second
time In two days and l.evercnz was
easy, Hoblit2ell did not have a putout
in the six innings he played first. The
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he Floral Park steeplechase
ds ana upward selling about
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sally Mines Play Tie Again,

C~oLuMBus, Ga, July .3.-Macon and
Columbus played another tie game to-
day, the second IN three starts, in
the South Atlantic Lsague post season
series. When darkness came IN the
ninth each nine had scored \ runs
Columbus leads for the pennant. having
won the only game decided.
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ATHLETICS EASY FOR INDIANS.
Mitchell B~ttrr Than Bressirr ar
Who Relieves Him.

CLEVELAND. July 23.-Connie Mack's
Athletics proved soft for Fohls last
ylac.rs to-day Bressler started for the
former champions. but lasted only three
innings. the Indians hammering him for
SIX runs. Pepper, h replaced him,
also was hit hard. Mitchell pitched q n
sistent ball for the locals. The score
pHrr l. EVE A l.
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Runs Boston, Hooper. Wagner, speaker B.
Gamer. Lewis, Collins, 81. Louis. Austin.
L.avan. Loudcrmllk Two base HITS Speaker.
Wagner, Lewis Three base hi -Auslin.
Sacrifice hits Wagner, Pratt. Double play
I.avan and low ard. Stolen h~ases-SreaNcr.
scott. Wagner. Hit by pitched baby
LOudermilk IeonardI. Wild pItch-LNvcrenY
Frs, base on balls-On Loudsrnulk 4. or
Gregg 2, on l%everrnz I s,rurk out Nv
Tmplres-Connollv AMI Wallace. Time
hours and 80 minutes
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TIGERS SEIZE OPPORTUNITY.
bunch Two Hits with Two Errors
and Heat Senators . In 1,

DETROIT, July 23.-Detroit punched
W. hits with two errors in the NTH in
hing to-day and scored a pair Of runs,
winning the opener from Washington,
. Ia /. toveleskie pitched a fine game,
allowing only three hits. two of which
Foster got, The Tiger twirler was sup
ported brilliantly. The score
WASHINGTON "A, la "A
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1VVdIFss ssJI D4-b II Vt
tBattcd for WARRIOR in the eighth inning.
Slated for IN the ninth inning.
two out when winning run was scored,
Slated for Mayer in the ninth inning
New York. ........... o o o o o ! ia
Chicago. ....... o q 0 o o Is
Runs-New York, Peckinpaugh Sweeney
Chicago. Murphy, Fourier. J. Collins, Sac.
rihce hits-weayer, j. Collins, Blackburne.
Leibold. Pipp. High. Stolen bases. Collins,
High. Two base Mayer. Three
base hit-Hartzell. Bases on balls-Or War.
hop. : struck out-By Cicotte. II. Hit by
pitched hall-By Warhop 'Blackhurnel
Passed ball-Sveeney rmpires-O'Loughlin
and Hildebrand, Time hour and d min.
utODL
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Jim Thorpe Goes TO unrri>bmr

HARRISBURG Pa. july 20 JH Tu.
has been obtained from I,T~,. eng ,..
VIII join Harrisburg t~o-uugrrN Va.
fills the vacancy caused hN 60. 4.an.
VINO is out with a broken leg
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'BRYN MAWR BEATEN
BY CHAGRlN VALLEY
First Game for Gladstone Cup
Brings ont Little Real
Teamwork.
NGSTERS PLAY WELL

r,,, 70 , t,,,, .,
H''"N'NN" ''"' ~ - 49,
The t'Iag~iu valley trecboottrs defeated
-. g. 81.
Wv y ''N' '""'''''' "'"' ~ NV
initial match rn~ ,,a Gladstone VI a;
~
tie ! oi'' d""ltt low ~" Wy -"
~ ~ 10 :. The iist thagfin \ai'eS
forwards play Il much better polo than
they I'D Yesterday against POINT judith.
nj. ,i., 49,. -, ,E-rn,rho,, "a ,I,sre
! ~ '''F we ''''I' lI''"S ~" ~
were 10 hehaii''S ~l'nnoseh' nul mere Wa
u noticeable Lack Of tedmwork and only
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ri, hmoUI lu jersey ga.
Providence ga Htrr ~ugrg.
Rochester in Buffalo
Toronto 90 Np.f"'l.
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81, Louis .........,,.l o q %
Brooklyn ...,.........,O s q o > o o -
Runs-st. LOUIS. Bescher .. :. Miller. Snyder
., Hyatt, Long; BrooSyn, Myers. OMara,
Dauber'. Wheat. Cutshaw :. Stensel. Grt1'
q. Miller. FIRST base on srrors-St. LOUIS .,
Brooklyn Left on bsses-St. Louis Il,
Brooklyn ., Home run-Bescher Thre. b,se
hits Wheat. y. Miller. Appleton Two base
hits Cutshaw. Stcngel. FRS, base ON
balls ON Doak ! OFF Dell 5. on Appleton I,
Struck out-By Doak =, by Niehsus . nv
Dell 3. by Apnleton : Stolen b~sses-Dauberi,
Ge,z Double Mays Be,.ei, Hussins and j
Daubert O'Mara. Cu'shaw ami Dauber,
HTS on Doak, : in one and t~othirds in.
nlnas; on Nlehaus, 6 IN six and one third
innings. on Dell, . IN four and two third,
innings; OF Appleton. I in two and twothirds
lnnings; off Pfener, ! IN one and two-thirds
innings. Ht ny pitched ball-by Del
'Bescherl Umpire III chIef-RisIer Field
umpire Hart. Time hours AMI ~ minutes
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MAGEE's HOMER SETTLES IT.
Drives simon In Ahead ~ Him
aud Makes verdict u 80 q.

ST. Lors. July 23.-i.ee Mlgee's home
run, scoring Simon ahead az him. beat
the Sloufeds IN the second game of tn"
series this afternoon, i To T. trandall
was hit hard all the way. The score:
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Runs chicago. Knisely: Boston. Moran.
Mage Two base h~us-Tyler. Moran. Archer
stolen. base. MAGE. Bresnahau Sac fee
hts Evers, Humphries. mith Double play.
-Archer and Bresuahsn; Fisher. huissly art
Archer; Mnranvtlie. Evers and Schmiit Lett
on ~ascs-Chicag :. Boston 20. First base
on orrors-Chlc ago F-si ba~ on balls
on NaGshu O.. OF HUMPHREYS :. on Tyler :
struck oui-By Naughn e. by Tyler ! wi'j
~p'"h-Tyier. tmpires-ouis ry and Em>lic
Tine. hours aud d mfudtss
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LANCER Break. Nile swim Record

4 Francisco, July 23.--Ludv
LANCER of Los Angeles won the ma.
tional 4. A L. mile swim to-day, break
ing the American record'hy 80 seconds.
His time was "a minutes ~ % seconds.
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'Batiel for CruicNer IN the tenth inning.
4 edmond .......-..- . q q q o q o 2-6
Jersey CITY . o. " q q o o o %
Wurs Redmond. Aragou. Pick .. Ba,e.,
rlumuson. I.r-,y Ctiy. True,dMe. Bues.
Nauutu- Two base h,s- Rues, Manning
saorih,r hts Thompson. SChaufele. First
base on balls on sherman :. of Crutcher 5
struck udt BY Crut"her :, by Morrsst,. 5
I.cr on bases lcrscy CITY ), Richmond 8
Double plays-Trucslalc Hrd Purtrll; Nor.
r%isslt,. Arason and Jordan Wild pitches
Crutchrr HI by plichci hall-By Nor.
rlsettr Reynolds Hu. on sherman. : IN
one iun,uG Umplrcs-Carpentcr and Cleary
Tune hours ana T. minutes
A. Harrisburg.
peo'dcnce tII.p oO0002 ii /
uar'hure III.p iUlOlO0o6O-S & :
IA fterlps = Providence ocSchger and
Haley, Harri-hurg. Srhncht and SNOW
Rochester &. ~ oil 600 OgO 600 Ooo-t II :
Ruriiu a. l.I.. 400 90. i0l 600 oOl-i IL .
Batteries -Herchc. Erickson ANA WIZ
IaIns. CAV, Baden and Or~inW,
NJ Montreal.
Toronto II. l.l... OnOloO'.O-i =,
Montreal II. l.l.. 0Ool OOOall- II 10 !
R,''crtcs-Luaur Herbert and ko,b,r'
Fullerton and Madden
>orth carolina League.
charlotte, 4, Greensboro.
Durham. 8, Raleigh. q.
lnStnn-SdlCm, 4 ASheVilN
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
yesterday'. Results.


BROOKLYN. 6 3 Louis =
ri;;shurE. g. Newark. /
BuNa!o :. Kansas tt'y $
chicago. a ia .iinors. I
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Rated for Toney in the eighth inning.
tRatted for Benton in the tenth innin.
tRan for Byrne in the eighth inning
Slated for Chalmers in the eighth inning.
matted for RlNey in the tenth Innlns.
Ran for Burns IN the tenth inning.
Cincinnati ........O q . 0 "A
Philadelphia .......O o . o %
Runs Cincinnati. williams. Leach, Mol.
vitz. Philadelphia. Becker. Siehoff. Hits
on TOney, IN seven innings; OF Benton. |
in two innings; on Chalmers. . IN EIGHT
innings; on Baumg art ner, none IN one inning:
on RiNey, none IN one inning of Dale. 2 in
one inning Two base hits Becker, MOllwitz
Left on bases Philadelphia Z, Cincnnati I,
Sacrifice hits-Grifhth, Mollwitz. Stolen
base -Mollwitz. Struck out-By Chalmers :.
by Toney !, by Benton |, by Baums artner l.
Double plays Byrne, Bancroft and Luderus:
Stock, Luderus and Bancroft. First base on
error-Cincinnati. First base on balls-On
rouey :. of Chalmers !, on Benton .. OFF
Baumc PARTNER .. Empires Byron and Eason.
Time hours and 10 minutes.
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Prook vn In 81. Louis
newark N Pittshurg
IA 'itnore In chicago
BITp'o in Kansas ti;i.
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GEERS And COX SET
1915 CIRCUIT MARKS
BOTH NEAR TWO MINUTES

cLEvElASr. july -. Sopr ,.' .l..
~ snced were seen ~ Sofa G...,'
;o-day n the rut, sc.g.uu .t
Grand circuit rroc;''s, ..'. g. -.
:%rctt!ug and pacing division Is a-e
smashing started right of r.s. Nt.
poiecn Diret;. driven ut Pop ;s,
taking n shot At the sets. , n,.-;
mark In the second hea; 90 we
md hitting tho hu,ls,yo b" Ncsts
around the big ring 600 u--. #.
the frat heat of tn. . % pace ~ ON.
ing right back I'm = % ho aso An.
nexed the fastest two heat rc.o thi,
year by a PAGER.
Bu, Napoleon Directs performers.
had nothing on that Of the marc Mar.
Raret Druien IN the trott,us d,...on
she set n seasons tro'tinc n,rs ir tH.
first heat o, the . 05 tro'. when ..
stepped the mile in c.oii, AMI ~
est second heat and two heat rae" 'ra,
has been recorded in 1919. Thu. We.
Walter Cox'S only victory of OBJ, W,N
In the frs, race Of the dJy EIsl.,p,t
had little trouble ia capturing o., Easy
th~ree-ycar-old t%rotting Sweepstakes
from Native Spirit. In the las, ~ t.
day. the 22i tro;, Charley Valentine
sent Nap l.ajoie in ahead OF tro H,u.
one OF the biggest surprises OF the ,a.
tire meeting. In the mex, two 10 -
Glenwood NJ. that sold as |rty,rle IN
equal terms with celia Dillon. ,aru .
the front and captured both hca's anil
the race. The summaries:
?::l case. t%rottins purse. 1900
Glcnwood ". h. h, 10y Bon Burn.
Nan f.sioie. b.. (. Valentine.
Helen Worthy b IN. tNurpnN'. o.
Director Russell. h. h. oSucdo,ker'. -
-ila Dillon. d. m chandler. .. g.
CO.. Riser. hr. h. tBrenuen' ...... .
l."e Blossom. On. IN. "a rhtids,. 'I0i
Ioastcss Mobei, %. NJ. t~CoNt...... OIL 4
l.ettie Hall. h. M. Nolarl...... 80
Iomidntte. D. IN. tGoerS'........ 3.
foinseita. b. m. CMurray'..... sEN
Tlmo-2.lo'.. 2lo'.. -.iu'.
fssir Th~ree.,yesr-od rrotauS sweep.
sustIcoat Oh. e, by A>oortb, a..
Nati,e spirit br. T ,CoN,
Timc--:loil. @:Inl.
o2 class pacing purse. s. 5000,
NAPOLEON Direct. Oh. h, hy ", q"
Direct. t'iocrsl ........ ......... ''
Flower Direct. b. M. tWh.shcaIt 80.
Earl. II. =. n. U'oNI.............
Peter St-Nans, L. 3d. tSueleth,.t.. o
PIckles. h. m. Mott. ......... (
l.. ii Beet. b. x ,Grad,, -
Time .".a., no
EOS Class. ,|rot,ing purse. ; .
Mareare' pruieu, ID m, b.. Poe,
loan. b. N. N,De,ttI... II
S,sr Winter. b. = Ni,p"ut J..
Rhythm".. blk NJ. ,shsnk~, .i
Ne"se'l. Hg ,Andr,N,'. -
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Dallas G.lV.ston ..
Fort worth, =; Houston. 7
shreveport, >; Beaumont, l.
waco, san Antonio, /.
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Baseball. Polo Gr'ds to.dal . gus. LIST
gm. l.tS l.. NJ. Giants vs., Pittsburg. ADV.
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At lP%ittsburg.
NJ Chicago.
POSSIBLE WINNERS AT
BELMONT PARK TO-DAY
los, lizard.

First Race-Dorados, wizard.
Noi!l.
second Race-San vega. DInah
DO. Grumpy.
Third Race-Doubiet. Perth Rock.
Harmon Pass.
Fourth RBce-Roamcr. Gainer.
Hodge.
Fifth Race-OId salt. shannon
River. ~ Bart.
sixth Race-Fdith Olga. Recluse,
Flag Day.
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LEAGUE.
N.,icrda>'- Results.

Richmond. g. jersey ciiy.
Providence ! Harrisburg. 9 eleven IN
riugSi.
HuGt.o. Roche. ~. ( thfiren inninss''
Montreal . Toronto. I ten inn!nss''
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Lincoln. &, umahs. :
81 Ss' ,o M",TS' u; TMorp,cHk,,lA'
Sioux 'itN, p, Denver, ! ihrSt plmei
Denver, 10; Sioux city, q lsecond same,
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n II T.
Alhauy.,.,,.,.,, NoO3n00 - -
WilkeshHrrN, ..... o $1,000 IL :
Batteries Albany, Schmidt and C3ou
CHER, WIlkHsbarr', Mc'!inley and Giddo.
NJ Utica.
Il II T.
Binghamton n 900 q 4
ttica ..,.,..., n q n d 00n Z
Ratt"r'es Binrhamton, itiser and MVy
PIN liira. ohsrlln and M'bonoueh.
~ SYRACUSE.
II +.
Elnlra ...,., oooo Ooo :
Syracuse .,. q > I q 40 - ,
batteries Elnira, Nicholson and r.
mis-; tornWell ana TYLER
Al Scranion-Troy: wet grounds.
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NWHH .FIII-bUTI Carey, Collins VIOX
Srhang New York. Grant. snodgr,ss
Meyer. First base on errors-pttshurg. /;
Ne" York. T. Lett on bases Plttshur.' .;
New YORK. .. Bases on balls-On Mamaux
on TesreaI. . Struck out-By M,maux ::
by Cooper. >: toy Tr-reau. \. Three base hi
Meyers Two has. hIs-NIox. Gibson
sacrifice hit Johnston. Sacrifice Lob
stolen bass Carey. Baird. Passed ball
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maus' . IN eight innings: on Cooper. none IN
on" INNING mplre III ch,ef KLEIN. Field
u~mpire-Cocklll. Tine hour.
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Detailed standing Of the Ciubs.
To-day. schedule.

New York in Chicago
Philadelphia IN Cleveland.
Washington in Detroit.
Boston In -. louie
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>orth Carolina League.

charlotte, !, Greensboro.
Durham. g. Raleigh o.
Nlnstou-Saicm. I Ashevi!lA. a
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Sswport Ne"s, (! Norfolk, I.
Petersburg, > Sunoik,
Port mouth, g. Rocky Mount, ..
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Baseball to-day, tbbrts Field. BROOKLYN
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