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Raci_?_? Professional Basebail * Auiomobiling * Lawn Tennis ir Other Soorts
JASKEE GIRL DEFEATED
GOL/) LADY ROMPS HOME.
*Big Tim" Sullivan Makes a "Kill
ing" "citlt Siuglc Stone.
mfg ?;?: ?' rankei ?;iri, generally onsidered
, lly in tralning over a
MmmjaBOt ' ground. waa ? stunning blow to the
ffrn. ; Brighton Beach yeaterday. A. L,.
igte's ll took ber meaeure In the Queen's
gtekes fhe dlstanoe was one tnllo and a
___.:: and Vankee Girl was fav. rite at 1 to 2. a
_r . ? almoat too good tu be true. as
t?je race looked almost like a walkover for the
f ter ..f <-;r Dixon, with her last race ln
eded Mg weight to falr han
r w:. - only beaten a length by
Or^.
ran a talr race at six and a half
far! - r last atart st Bheepahead Bay, but
t to a rather cheap lot, and her
forr. over a dlstance of ground waa a dark secret.
f Beemed to know-, however, that Bhe
pe,i beei woiidng well, and opened ber at a com
price. and her following was
etr ? igb to force this price down from 5 to 2
t od even lower ln places. Helen Porter.
ther Btarter, was the- extreme outsider
t
k Gold I-a.'.y to the front at the Btart
Cast pace. Going ..round the paddock
;?> :.< d up a ,.?!;> of six
: ). whlle Vankee Giri v.as being hampered
to e me . xt.-nt by Helen Porter. wblch carrled her
a . Bid-. In the run up the backstretch Garner
g . 1. .."ly a bre ithlng Bpell, so that Taakee
sklng off Helen Porter, made up. a llttle
f I and i ut the advantage down at the t'ar
t iwo '.- ngths Then t'.<- follow^re of
? 'iirl, knowlng ber great Btretch runnlng
i ? ". irt and waited patiently for her to
: r tha ; . emaker when Btraigh__ped out for
J. BM They waited ln valn, hoarever, for Gold
__,-'... eserve, and raakee Glrl, try
i WOuld, could r. _ wi ar her d-'wn. so that the
.- r of Goldcrest won <? sily by two iengths
ln the fast tlm.? of _.':.._: 4-5. whlch was within thre.
flftha of a second of the track record made by
1:. n ita tn ;:-?.;
r '"me in for some unfavorable critiolsm for
; _? of Vank.-e Girl in tbe early part of
? lt waa 1 that he waited too
that Garner outwltted him. praetieally
t ...ur lengtha on the paddock turn.
C___a_erit_c; the ti:r-,.- ..f t:.. race, however, ihe
. fair. as Yankee Girl undo__bted_y
ran to her besl f irm and waa h-^aten by a better
Jinrse al the ?'? acale. .;. :?! Lady is nn the smaU
, . y show to advantage wlth enke
aretghl ? her r<\c<- yesterday was a brilllant
Bldered. Helen Porter was b.atea
S six'--?-r tn of a mlle.
Joy on the Bowery last night. as
I hls frleads made a "kill
ln_" li race with Blagle Btone that
; rs arlnoa. Sii'.ple Stone
all th. way in his only start.
'. In witb b cheap lot yesterday, and
t 1 against hls chan.-es those
! tumbled over themselvea to get
wera wary, nnd qulckly cut to
| ? *.'.- money kept comlng and the price
? g until . to I waa hard to get as the
1 - Beckman got him away
_? . ommand roundlng the turn.
I easlly by a length or more from
I ra COI Bequlte, the lukewarm
| ' wlth some ir.terference on the back
f ? riealn at the last elxteer.th poie. and
? :?:?- the mooey.
Ball rsr-. ri.ht back to his last good race.
t ? handlcap. at a mlle and a furlong.
f Runnlng Water showed some 1m
| -. i r her recent raoea, and earned the
place wblpped c.!it. Go Between was a starter ln
rt iiirr'ln Bhowed himself to be only a
i mer aelf. ?_<-- waa badly outrun
: st rt, and* could n.v.r Improve bla poet
had to overcome a Int of inter
f.rer.r- thiri. Rifl-nian. whlch won a
I few daya agi whlch caused the
| ? to ask some queetlona, l.ad apeed for
__Y*r. fttrl '.??. but Btopped I
Hyiwri in TI Haer.s*-!. Rara Avls and Red T_eaf
arer* *.. - Dtfaer winners. Hy. erlon II had to be
lard r'. Iden in the flrst race to weor down Cutter
and Von Tr-rnp. but he cair.. away rather hanully
in th*? laat f?-w strldee. The Btart was of a strag
glin_r order, and for oncP kllller was caught napplng
with Pretenstoa. -Tha old borae made up a lot of
grour.d. bowever. and w__= only beaten a head for
I e. Wlth an e<i_al break he mlght have
wc_.
Botar.lut was played for a good thlng ln the flfth
!*_*. BDd locked from 3 to 1 to 8 to E. As a two
p__U_9l_l be t u_< la_?sed ti.e horses opposed to him
j_*_rr__;.- but la a; it. of being In a good posltion
on u_e li- kstretch he falled to come on when most
wiu re_-.:.-l Rara Avls was an unaocountably
?bort priced Davortta ln the 6ixth race, but he won
B__ea S'-.:-. tlred in the Btretch. R_ta___mo, hn- ki -1
fr ?::. I i : to 2, had speed for half a mlle,
b'Jt nor: : ln the etretch.
. to be tha "one best bet"" of the
Btaagaa ln tba last race, whlle Ivd Ball. which
foo-tec f_h ai favcrite. went bacly ln the
h__t__g and ran aoaordlngly. Those who bet on
Ti;.;-'.r.? : : not cft.h. however. as Red I_eaf came
?way at t;.- bead of the etretch and won easlly.
ON TIIE GOLF LINKS.
E. A. Free man Put Out in Advertis
ing Men's Tournament.
-.-A. M. Brlttaln, of Cleveland,
Siti J. J Haaen, of New York. won thelr match'-s
lr. tbe round of the tournament of tho
_fi.m^ .',;.- Golf aaainlallon of Advertisl.-ig Interests
to-day, and they wlll meet to-mor?
row at tb! ?>?-_ x bolea. Ilazen defeated A- K.
g. by 1 up, while Iirittaln de?
feated J man, of New York, by 3 up and
Ito pl
In the flnal round for tho aecond flight cup E.
_I G old. of 6t. Louis. will mc-t B. O. Rldgeway.
KKew v - eat R. R ".Vhltman. of Chl
?ap ; by E up nnd 4 to play, and
t-idgew_-. _ d trom W. a. BreUey. of Chicago, by
i . r results fullow:
* ? -W. B_ liurier. Cbleaeo, iJeftattd A H.
* 6_r., 1 ud (r.lnc-t*_n iioleiy; <i. T. Hodsea.
C_t__i defeated _?. \j. liatet. Akrja. Ohio. by 3 up uTid
I
? B G I-ids-lon. Akron. OLlo, flefcated
I ,; Us, by B u_ anil e to play; II K.
'__.; Si ?; a* d-.ft_ii.e-. FYai.k riasby. New York.
t up.
l ? J II ____*r_ay, N.w York def__.ta4 W B.
_'!_' - igo 4 up an. 5 ta play. J-.s-ili E, O. Kyan.
1 i-.J J. i. liurr.ri.er. _-:iirli^hei-_, M__-., 4 up
i
, ____ ' . R C Hoyt, iT-lcaffo, def.iati_l K. V. 8.
I r. md and 4 to play; H. It. Reed.
<:.i__{ .-, _ vr j. o_-_in_,l-n. Chicago. 4 up and
l
Je_s ? BcaoB. Jr.. <T.loaso. dafeated O. B.
f'--'-i- . 2 up ar.d . t.j play; B. K. Evans.
f *??' ' i B. T A. I_oftia. Chicago, 4 up and
? to pia y
Elr'. M_K. B_.rV_.ur. M!nn___j__le, __ft_.Ud
1? A h^r ..-, rTilnago a up ar.d 2 to play.
John T. Duff made a new amateur record for the
Paewoodle ? ountry Club links yeaterday ond
eQU-.i.j . ? | r ,fe_slonal rnark aet a few days ago
*T Jack Ma kie. Tlio former amateur record was
J. made by w. B Conkl>-n. __>uff took part ln a
f^-rso^it. _r.d made this score:
[ .8 4_8S_4 4 8?84
?i.8 fi a 0 8 4 0 0 6?11?TB
EHI-HTON BEACH ENTRIES TO-DAY.
aiRET RACE Uat.dlcap; fs.r two-year-oMs; $1,000 added.
*ri* f-r! !.^?
_-_? - Wt. I Nama. Wt.
|e_?W .121'Alauda .HO
BJh .12o Pead Gooe.loo
J?o? h_?f.::.li-'Obert .?7
J.W E-Jir..iie Himalaya .tt?
? .3 __y Hartfurd Boy.86
awDNp i...i> -fite-plerha?e: for four-year-olda and
'-?*h:-. r, i. _:.-.tiery of $b00; $_,-_> added. Tha ehort
???--. _.l_.ut two milea. _?
r.7,^i.*''"?'> .167iParaon Kallr.143
b!Jartll,,r- .l_0'Judse O'Oln.148
f ^?e_r,.itm Progreaa .140
"^h*.1-OiJudaa Whlte.140
THlRr, Ra. -.?.For three-. eer-olde and npward; $1.__?
j, added. Cfn, tiiila.
{<!_, ?.107!Mcrarter .?_>
?"'*? .105' Kentu. ky Beau..B7
'?1*11 !</,< .^-Handlcap: for threa-yeai^-olda and up
f_- **r<*.- I! _??i a_4ed. One and orre-e!xteanth milea.
S-fy-ng WM.r .l_i. Kejitucky Beau.107
arI';LL'*r .lllf'Jacquln .1-T
_-_???_ v-?'"--l.ll?'Blfleman .1<?
gwr -gaakar.112 l/.r.) i>.vat.___
Ea_a**i_; .111 Ampedo .1-0
cSlT1 V'lil* .110 Aorobat ._t'?
iS^1*- .!<*: Prlme . -7
?<__, liA'~l'-y<>r fllllea and geldlnsa two yeara old;
WnrJf|l, idded. 1 Iva and a lialf turlotigs.
?___?-. * ?.H?iBtar Xallaae.W
Ki"* .lOft Uaroda .777.. -?
Sa __:;.10?:Rlccad.>n_a . W?
CJ2!ar*.*<_*;<__tl,arlne Baraon. {_?
|Sror . _rt-II_a.lphu.ba . t_
?i __r_fU'"E^-Bell,n?; for four-yaar-olda and upward;
*?.__.-_. ??*??*. Ona and one-qiia__?_- rnllaa.
Iaa__f_.loH'?R__olna II.9H
K!!E?* .lOllPai-Ue . _C
Ca_,t ?_,,'.101:T,?t Uhk^. 03
?_? aLi8*'1*.lWji-Plavlgr.y ...._._03
-__i_*ta4??. -_->*ned Laaf.._-.?1
nrta. to-day, 4 p ra Oier.ra TB
AUTO TOUR ACCIDENTS.
One Car Goes Into a Canal, Another
Into a Corn field.
[By Twlegraph tc. Tho Tribur.e.]
Cantcn. Oliio, July IS-After going over the
roughest klnd of roads the tourists in tho Ameri?
can Automobile Assoclatli n run arrlved here to
night from Columbus, n distance of 150 milea, tired
and sore and mor.: aaxtous to rest than to attend
tbe elaborate cntertalmnent arranged ia thelr
honor.
It was a trying/ trlp over clay road for most of
the Journey. over numcrous stcep hills and water
breakcrs. The-fonfettl car took a wrong course
at Frazerburg ar.d had to eojne back to get on
tbe right road. This was mlsloadlng to soino of tlie
drlvera, as aeveral of them took tbe wrong road.
The run was marked by several accldeQts. The
breaking of a steerlng sliaft on tho _5-hor_epower
Deere car cause lt to skld down a steep grade. It
was a case of either running the car Into a tele?
graph pole or Into the Ohlo tfanal. and Mr. Houfo
chose the latter. William Orifnth, of Plttaburg,
ridlng on the front seat, vas thrown on the hood
that sank ln the water. The back wheela of the
car reated on tho bank. Nobody was lnjured. The
car was hauled out wlth Iron chalna by Tom Fetch
ln a Su-horsepower Paeknrd.
W. G. Houck in a aVhorsepower Deero car ran
tbirty feet Into a cornfleld after passlng Lock 17
without injury to those ln the car. The 30-horse
power runabout driven by H. K. Sheridan ran
Into a dltch. Many other narrow escupes were re?
ported by the contestants to-night.
At IfaaaUlon. elght mlles from here, Mayor Tur
bell of Can ton met the tourists and preaented
Chalrman Hower wlth a wooden key, granting tha
freedom of the elty. Much enthusiasm was shown
ln the larger towna to-day. The cara passed
through aolld lines of persons. who fre_uently
called to tbe drtvera to "hit it up."
A large crowd collected in front of the courthouae
here to-night, wbere a brass ban,'. played in honor
of tlie occasioa. On tbe courthouse ln large <?!??? -
trlc letters are words. "Welcome to Canton." Two
cara bad not arrlved here ut a late hour. They are
tbe ?Vhoraepoarer Meteor and the aO-horaepower
Aero car. The SO-horsepower Mltchell car entered
by William M. I?)wis was an hour and fifty mlnutea
latu.
Elght hours and forty-flve mlnutes was tbe tlme
allowed the contestants to cover the run to-day.
The run to-morrow will be to Pitteburg. The roads
are of clay and sand. and are faid to !>o generaliy
rough.
WALTER CHRISTIE HOME.
Says
Tire Trouble Ruined His
Chanccs in Big Auto Race.
Walter Chxistls, the automobile driver, who took
bta own car to Europe and competed ln the Grand
Prix de raris automobile race, whlch was run at
Dleppo on July 2, arrlved here yesterday on the
White Btar llner Teuti oic
On t'oardlng the steamer Mr. Cbriatie waa I
aa "J. Walters." whlle bis ra.Mng partner, Lewls
Strang. aesumed the name of "P. f-earia." J. A.
Bbepb?rd, the puraer, recognlzed Cbriatie and his
partner. however, and adviaed them to travel under
thelr own names. Mr. Chrlstle explalned that he
wanled to sllp into New York as quletly as pus
slble, and for that reaaon booked under a name
not hla own. ?
Itegardlng the race he aald: "We arrtwed nt
tMeppe a little late. and were permitted only onceto
go over the courae of forty-nino milea. Tbla was
a great har.dieap. beeause the other dr!v> r
tbe advantage of practlce triala f< r spv. - .1 we< ks
before the road was put Into condition for tbe race.
Once lt wa_i prepared the commlttee refused to let
us take more than one trial.
"Our great trouble was caused by the tlres. Tl e
course was tl.e worat I have ever been over, so
far as tirea were ooncamed. Thare was aomethlng
in tho preparatlon that they put on the fllnt roads
to smooth them off u?'1 settle tho dust that had
a bad effect on our tlt-S. We had to stop and put
on a new tire when we had otily gone two milea,
and throughout the _*> miles we covered are
to get out and make tire repalra practically every
three or four mlles.
"Then. as we were limlted to one gallon of gaao
lene for every ten miles, I feit that I bad to be
eoonomleal, and for that reaaon I never let the
car out aa fast aa lt would go. When we quit the
race, after going 2W mlles, I found that 1 nnd
enough gaaolene to go another KO milea. We re?
celved a great ovatlon when we atarted out. It
aeemed to me that neariy every American ln
France waa at tbe course."
CORCORAN RELEASED.
McGraxc Drops Popular Second
Baseman from Ncrc York Team.
Tomray Corcoran, one of tlie most popular Glanta
wlth the "lix\.n". and who _}fl good work at ?
baae all through the early aeaaon, recelved bis un
condltioii-1 release from John McOraw yesterday.
Tl.ls meana tliat be can Bign with any club that be
wlahcs, and lt was said yesterday ti.at he would
become the manager of B mInor iaag ;.i i lub. Ho
was bought a short tlme ago at a blg price from
Cincinnati.
In tho last few weeks bia work has not i een as
good as lt was In tbe early season, bis battlng
dropping off ar.d hla fleldli.g sluwiug up. II" is tho
flret rc-gular member of th* Giants to be released
tbls aeaaon, ar.d hla release, lt ls boped. may stlr
two or three other playera to a more reaHonahlo
degree of actlvlty.
Corcoran bfcgan his major league career wlth tho
Giants aixteen years ago, and afterward drlfted to
llrooklyn. Then he went to Cincinnati, und fur
years waa tbo star man among tho Rada,
TWO NEW CYCLE RECORDS.
Clark and Demura Make World's
Marks in Races at Ogden.
Ogden, Utah, July IS.? At tbe GHenwood bicycle
aaucer track here last nlght two world'a recorda
were lowered. A. J. Clark (professlonal), of Aus?
tralla, broko th? rtcord for one mlle, of 1:_>, made
by Floyd McFarland ln Australla two years a_u.
his tlme belng 1:48 2-5.
Walter Demara (amateur) broko the record of
29 seconds for ona-quarter of a mile. mado by
Fred G. Weat two years ago on thin track. Tho
new record ls 26 2-5 seconds, whlch is ono-iifth of
a second lower than the professlonal record made
by Iver Lawson ln Balt I-iko on July Zl of last
year.
a
FAMOL'S YACHT DESIGNER COMINO.
William Fife, oa His Way to See the Can
ada Cup Races Decided.
Glasgow, July 18.?William Fife, tho desiguer of
Bho_urock I and Bhamrock III, salled for New Tork
on July 18 to attend the Canada Cup races. Hla
departure waa erroneously reported to bo ln oon
rioctlon wlth the ohallenge that Sir Thomaa Lljiton
has practically decided to lsaue later ln tho y.-ar
in another effort to win the America'a Cup. Mr.
Fife, lt la understood, hae already rleslgned tho
inodel fur Blr Thonu-f e forthoomlng challenger.
? a- ^
YACHT RACING AT JAMESTOWN.
Dr. John E. E>e Mund, of the Jamestown exposl
tlon regatta commlttee, said yesterday that prop
aratlons are belng made for the yacht racing ln
Beptember, all talk of postponement or abandon
ment of the racea belng mere baseless rumor.
Clrculara and entry blanka wlll be sent out to
yachtsmen wlthln a few daya. and a blg fleet ls ex?
pected to gather at the rendezvous tn Hampton
Itoads.
a
AMERICAN DORIE9 WIN TROPHY.
Bhelburne. N. B.. July W.? By winnlng the flnal
race to-day ln the series of lnternatlonal dory races
for the Lovltt-Wakner Cup, tbe American boata
eaptured the trophy. Only two Canadlan boats
compoted to-day, the Wlnner and tbe Annle S.
Tbe American boat Ellzabeth F., owned and salled
by R. Ruhl and representlng the Bay Stato Yacht
Club, led over the course. Thero was a keen con?
test for eocond placa between the Sumiy Jim and
tbe Creacent, the former flnlshing two seconds
abead.
THREE STRAIGHT FOR ED. GEERS.
Llbertyvllle. 111., July 18.?Ed Geera awept the
card at the trottlng meeting here to-day, winnlng
the flrat two races wlth Tempus Fugit and Will?
iam O. and getting flrst money ln the thlrd by
vlrtue of the aasoclation'B arrangement that nh
races were to be longer than flve heats, and that
the purse was to be dlvided accordlng to tbe sum
niary at the end of the flfth beat unless won ln
fewer h-ata.
ArdUlo aviB a hot favoiite ln the 2:05 pace, but
would prohably have been beaten had the race
laated untll on* horse won three l.eata. Bho tlred
bu&ly after th* thlrd beat.
THE BASEBALL PENNANT FIGHT.
GIANTS WIN AT LAST.
Tighten Their Grip on Second Place
by Defcating Pittsburg.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Chicago ut New York.
I lu<-uutiti ut Brooklyn.
l'ittbburs at Boston.
St. I.oula at Phila-lelphla.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York. 4; Pitt.burjf. 2.
l_ro.ikl_.ii. il; St. Loala. 2.
Clii._-_<>. 2; Boston. 0.
tluilnnutl ve. Pbiludel_.hla (ruln).
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
w. i.. p c w.
"hioapo .00 20 .7B0lBrooklya.88
New york.47 28 .UiMt-iaton.8S
I'luaburg .i<& 31 .375 .'Ir.clnnatl .32
Phlladelphia ..._; 34 553St. nouls.IU
Tho Giuius tlghtened thelr sllpplng grasp on sec
on.i place yesterday hy beatlng tho Plttaburg
Plratea ut the Polo Grounds by a eeore of 4 to 2.
A small sized buttlug rally hy tho Giants saved
the day. Bresnahan and Devlin got home runs off
Leever, but as no mia was on bases lt meant only
that number of runs. Beymour got a three baae
hli and Bowerman a two-bagger, whllo flve sin
gli-s helped along. \YUtse held tho visitors down
to ilve aingles.
A slacklng up of the new found pace let ln
two .runa for tho visitors ln the eeveuth lnning,
Hannlfan havlng replaced Bresnahan at flrst haso.
Hallman walk.d and Clarke and Wagner slngled,
iilllng tl-.-. bases. Abbatachio's idiigle scored Hall
uan aud Clarke. I_.ahl.-n and llaunlfan then m;ido
a double play, whlob diaposed of Neaion and Abba
tachlo, and titorko went out.
After Bresnahan's home run, ln the alxth Innlng,
Boworman'a double Bent Btrang to third. from
_:.. re he scored on a wlld pltch. In the llrst half
of tiie same Innlng Devlin mado a great play wlth
a one handed stop, wblch he Hliot acroes tho dla
mond to Bresnahan ln tlme to put out Glbeon. Then
)..- put out I_ea. h tlio same way. and followed lt up
by gettlng Andi rson's hot grounder to llrat ln tlme
t.. catch tho runner.
Ti.-- Bcore follows:
NEW TORK. PITT___ rwv
ab r 11. po a c _b r Ib po a e
lf. 4 0 0 2 O li. And^raon. rf. 4 0 0
Browne, rf. . 4 1 2 8 o o Hai!man. cf. 8 1 O
. 3b. .41 S 0 8 0 Clarke, lf-4 1 1
E s m ar cf. 4 0 1 loo Wagner. aa. . 8 0 1
Lhan.lb 2 1 llo o 0 Ab! cchift 2b 4 0 1
llarmifan, lb 1 o O 4 o o Neaion, lb... 3 0 1
Dahlen aa.. 8 0 0 2 7 0 Storke, 81._ 4 0 0
Btrang, 2b.. 1 1 1 _ 4 o Qibaon, c-8 0 0
!? -.v iri.an. c - 0 2 4 1 0 Leever. v-2 0 0
Wlltse. p_ 3 0 0 U 1 0 _iu__;oby. p.. 1 0 1
Totala ...2- 4 y 27 18 Oj Totala ...31 2 6 24 11 1
.0 0 5 0 0 0 2 0 0?2
rt_.1 0 10 0 2 0 0 *-4
,_..-__._? hlt?Bowerman. Thr< i-baae hlt?Seymour.
li .me runa?Devlin, Breanahan. Ilita?Off Bevtr. 7 ln
Bvo lni lng_ off Duggleby, 2 ln three lnnlngn. Sacrlfl. >
1-.:-, Bowrrman. Btolen La?ee? .Vlltae, Ninuiff. Double
and Hannlfan. Beft on baa-a?ritteburg.
.* .-?.. York, 7. _.f?t baaa on balla Ofl L___*er, 2; off
? 2. off Wlltae, 3 Stru k out?Hy Wlltae, 4, l-y
lA.-rv._r. 4. Wlld y-tch?Duggleby. 1. Time, 1.58. Ui
plrua. O'Day a:
il p-tel
. 1 1;;^:
SIJPERBAS CLIMB TJP A PEG.
, -
Beat St. Louis Again aud Now Lead the Sec?
ond Division Clubs.
The Buperl aa kept up thelr wlnnlng streak at
Washington I'ark, Brooklyn. yeaterday, and earned
thelr fourth straight irictory over St. I__u!e by a
_.,r_ of 3 tc 2. Incldentally the team cllmbed up
a peg ln the league race, at.d now leada tho aecond
..'. :. lon.
?.v.m exciting and lntereating,
who pltched In raro form,
won his own game In tho Beventh lnning wlth a
Blaahlng three 1 ?
A feature ot tho game waa Jordan's double plfty
unaaslsted. The acore follows:
BRI '- -KBYN. KT. I.- ?' IS
ui. r lb po a e ab r lb po a a
, >) 1 3 1 1 Byrne, 3h- 4 ?> .> 3 4 0
.-, 0 0 12 1 barry, rf-S 1 1 0 O 0
:. .... jf . 4 o _ 1 o 0 .-. netcbey. lb 3 u 0 7 0 u
U .30120... Burnett, of 3 o 2 1 O 0
li- . 2 o 1 lo 0 U ii lly. s? .200820
.'41090 0 H-:.r-l. 21. . 1 0 0 0 0 0
Be_ - m... 8 1 0 1 1 0 Murray. lf... 8 o 1 4 1 o
_i 1 1 0 1 o 11 lel'r. 2b. aa 4 O 0 3 1 o
_>.. 8 O 2 0 4 0 Mui.tail. o 8 O 0 4 2 0
- Waltera. p .. 4 1 1 o 1 o
Totuia ,..g I IS t 1 -?
, T._a_? ...-O 2 8 24 11 0
.0 O 1 0 0 0 2 0 x J
....".. ooootoooo-a
Xwo baaa l.'.ta?Bumatt. Barsen, J.r_._n Thraa baaa
... Scanlon . acrl_oe hl'-a?Uo..y, Byrne. Bersan. __.-._
ble pla Jordao [una__Bla_a_l). ____ oa beaaa Bt l__-uia^
7 1,. l t^ns. I-... r. balla Off Bcanlon. 4. uff
Waltera 8 ' nrat t?aa or. err. r? i-t. Loula, 1. Hlt l-y
pltcber By Bcanlon. 1. Btruck o\ir. Hy bcanlon. _; by
Waltera, 4 l'.n..-i;._. _____>__-?Klam.
YANKEES WIN TWICE.
Get Sweet Revcngc by Beating Chi
eago in a Double Header.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York at St. I.oui .
Boaton at t'tii cnKn.
-VoahhiKton al < lr..-l:in.l.
riiil.i.l.li.liii. at Detroit.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New loik. ll; Chleuaro. 8 (lat gnme).
New York. 4; . bb-uao. 0 <_d __uin.->.
Detroit. 5; tV.isIilnt.ioii. 3 (lat aame..
Detroit. 11; W .ishinicton, _ C.il gume).
PliUuiIi-lnliia. 5; Cleveland. 0.
Nt. Louls ve. li.-lou irain).
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
W. L. V C ' W. B. P C.
hlcae;o . 52 _-.i .642!New York.37 40 .4sl
flavelan. .17 33 .6_J-_t Loula.32 47 ......
Phlladelphia .45 32 .58 4 ll-.ston .28 43 .377
Uetrolt .44 82 ..7i? Wiishlngton ...23 SO 333
Chicago. July 18.?Two _trai(_lu f..r New York
froni th_ Whlte _ox to-day. one of them a ehut
out and tho other an 11 to 2 walloplng, encouraged
the vlaitora _r_atly when they lefl town to-nlght to
vislt St. Louia Blnce thelr 16 t.? 0 ebut out ln tho
first ftamo of the series the Yankeea bave been try
lng to get square, and they accompllshed lt to-day
ln tho moat approved style.
White went ln tho box ln tho llrst game agalnst
Newton, but dld not last through the tlrst Innlng.
Ho waa taken out after the Yankeea had plled up
Uve runs. Plene, who replaced bhn, Btopped tho
procesalon of Xew York men acrosa th. home plato
for that lnning, hut he fell as hard us Whlte In the
aecond lnning, when flve moro runs came to. Wlth
the exceptlon of the Beventh lnning, when tho
Yankeea got one more run, Piene beld ths visitors
down.
The Yankeea kept thr-ir j.ace in the aecond game.
Newton aaa replaced by Orth and Thomas by
Klelnow. Walsh pltched for the Whlte Bo*. Tho
visitors got only four runs ln this game, but as tho
homo team not none, they wi re moro than suf
tiol. nt. Wa'.sli held them to four hlts. whlle Orth
pltched a two-hlt game. Three errors for Chicago
and perfeet fleldlng by tho New _Tor__ team alded
in tho ehut out. Isbell played at second, hut hls
battlng falled to help at all. The acorea followi
_5TR_>T _______
NEW YORK. | CHICAOO
ab r lb po a f ab r lb po a o
Hnffman. rf. 5 2 8 1 0 OlHahn, rf.3 0 O 0 0 O
Kll.-TfeM. sa 4 2 2 3 3 o Jonee. cf. 3 0 1 0 O O
Chaae. Ib. . 4 2 1 8 2 0 D. n .hue Ib. 4 1 1 14 o o
-Vliilama. 2b n 2 2 2 0 0 laball. 2b-4 O 1 4 1 0
l_ap-rte rf.. 3 2 8 1 0 ?? :? igherty, lf 4 1 1 0 2 2
Mortarlty. 3b 5 1 3 1 1 1 Boha, ?_.. 4 0 1 3 7 0
Conroy. lf... 5 O 1 6 0 o Bulllvaa, o... o 0 O 0 rt 0
Thomaa. o.. 4 0 1 8 1 0 >!? l'uriai.l. o2 0 1 4 2 1
Newton. p.. 8 0 0 o 0 OLKart, e. . . . 2 o o 0 1 0
__-Qulllln. 3t... ? - o o 2 l 1
Totala ...40 111027 12 1 Whlte, p.0 0 0 0 0 <>
Flane, p. 3 0 0 O 2 o
| t itala ...31 2 6271* 4
.Naw Tork. 8 50001000 11
Chicago .rt o 0 o l o o o 1?2
Tw.-baae hlt?Thnmaa. Three-hase hlt?Chaae. Hlt? -
Off Whlte. 6 In t_ tr.nlna: nIT Fi.r... 11 tr-. -?-_ ir.T-ir._a.
SacrlAi-e Mt?Newton. Btolea baaea HiT-.i-.a_. Mortarlty.
Doubla playe- Rohe (unaaalate.t). Chaae, Elberfeld and
Chaae; Rohe ana Qulllln. Beft _n 1_j._--C1-.1i_ . 8; New
Tork, IV Ilajta on balla?ofl Whlte 1; i.r_ Flena, 1: off
Newton, 2. B_e.> on errcra?<IiIchko. 1, N> _ V rk. _.'.
Hlt by pltrher^? By ..___>, 1, by Ne-.vr. n, 1 StalCk oul -
Ry Flena. ft; by Newton, ! T__n_a?1:88. Ui plrei Hnrat
and Coni_i_.!y.
SDOOND QAMS.
NEW YORK. CHICAOO.
ab r lb po a * ah r lh ro ? ?
Hoffman. cf 4 1 0 1 0 ?? Hahn. rf. 4 0 0 2 0 0
I-' erfell _? 4 0 0 3 4 ? J r -. f . 4 0 1 2 0 i.?
Chaae lv- 4 " 1 U J " Donohue, lbt. 4 0 018 1 1
wuiiama. 2b 4 0 o 2 ? o laball, 2b..... 8 0 0 2 8 0
I_ai rte rf . 4 0 1 1 i. ?. if 8 0 1 .
M .rlarlt'y Bb 4 0 0 2 1 i.8 0 0 2 8 0
Conroy lf I 1 1 I 0 i Sullli aa. !... - 0 0 4 0 1
r, ... 1 1 ? j H Qulllla. I 0 1 2 1
Orth. a. 2 1114-.'.- : ... 2 0 o 1 8 0
^ - ?_!... a.-i. r,I .10 0 0 0 o
Totala ...81 4 4 27 IS 0 - ? ? ? ?
| T it-la 28 0 2 i_7 16 3
?el for Walah ln tha nlnth tl
New York .O 0 0 0 0 4 O ? O?4
Chicago .0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Ta b_.e? l.lt Dougtiert
? . ??. play lebell I Donobua Left b bai
A n.-w Tork. 2 Baaea u'-? ?? '
I_._e"e oa erroia- N>_ . rt. 2 BUUrti out Hy Wl
by Orth. 3. Tlme, 1_R_ Cm_>lr_-_?ConnolU ur l H
DBHtOXT WINB DOUBUB ____________
At Petrolt?Ki et .-iw- _.?._.?_ 5" B li.
I>etr 1- ___......_ J ? t ? t 0 0 ???? M 2
.v___T.?ton . 0OOO2O06O-2 7 S
Battertea Detrott. Bfullla _! S hmldt; Waal
Oahruva ai.i Wamar.
Ba r..l aame? ? _ ,n ii. K.,
1,.. u . 1 1 0 1 4 4 0 0 X--11 1- 0
Waahlncton .OOOOOIOOI? 2 S 8
Battertea Patratt. at-U-aa and Fayaa; Waah-netoa.
J-att.n anl U.y.t D. I mplr* I
Brighton Beach Racing Summaries.
ST RACE.- Ballli
.. Tlin.
WUATHQH C_?-a-K. TRAv'K KAal
?-. t.i four-year-clvl* and upward; 11,000 added; onB "il.e en
i;4.'>>?. Wli.ner, b g. by Ma.zgiiii -Van & '..ar.
a. elxteentu. fc'.^it -tff U un
llora* an '. av
.. ii, 4.
? . s.......
?. n, o
.
'?"
H iyaa, *
Stan d over, 4 .
Akbar. 4.
. - ft....
O K
? ar,
C*l_v)
1 ..i ^n-ileiM
l>. 0.(McKlnnej ?;
4 .
. .(Schretber);
.?! .
CBelllugham) .
. i ?
.(Ela
l' it
} Wt
110
: im
? xoo
. ?
108
08
a *
B1. 3?
l'Vi ll
8 I'
2'H 2'
B> 8'
ri1. ?>
ln 8
4> 4?
0 10
7
Bt rta J J< '
ov.
to
7'?
kty._
?
M '. ? r .
i: i ? ia?n
Bei kman
?
Bettlng -?
| Opcn.Hlgl ? ? -' I - ' ?
19
3 B
e 2
12
1".
ll-.
ioo
0 7,
B0
15
M irphy ....
\\ i kVyla. ?
Harty
raoad Voa Jrorap jjS .uUi.:-,!y:., but could not wlthetan. the detennt_ed
whlrh came away oleverly. Cutter waa all out tu boat Pratenalon, flrhloh ran an Unprovea i
etopped badly. ?
*)l> RACEV.?B?Ulng; fbr malA-ta two yeara olJ; 880. addad; flve anj a h_:: furloasa Btart falr.
_w Tlme, 1:08 Wlnpar, Lr _., by BoUtalr* U?CatU* Kata
Oaraar. I Po. |Wt| St. S V4 H
Kt 1 in
J...-k. y.
U oii e*ul!y.
Hettlng ?
ae.Pla
Bingle Btone.(Bulllvan)
rl ty .i' ? -
i ?? i ncob .I Norton)
.iJohnaoa)}
A'.ox Hrarit.(Dardeni
Kew TJortor.(Melae)
.<.->< bwartz)
Baaemaa .(iiagc-ln):
'.. .(I'clla)]
. e .ll'atch.g'in Ht i
Abrai iL.lubra .(Daly)!
Carra?l_ .(Foraythei
N'Importa .(Powera) '?
Arrcw Pwlft.(LtreckeririiK^i
j . Hampton. ?. ?.(Clark) I
l
4?
11
12
7
171
1?
8*
2'?
b*, 6V?
IB
11.-. kman ...
.
[Notter _
Garner ... .
|K 1'igan..
Harty .
Low* .
Horner .
\\ Doyla...
\\ liurna. .
|V..rk? .
j, Powera..
F Kelly_
Mlller .
50
100
10
80
!'.
7. 2
6 .".
2 ll
too
viih aomethli g In reaei
Bettlng
i 'j- tltgh.t i ??? Pla ?
17i 7.
18 18
14 14
13 IB I
s-li.irle Kt'.r.o raced urour.d the pnceinak.-ra nn the turn. uni. ? inilng awa
cllvltv outg-T??_ Coimoob f..r the i <u.-? Heijulta, ..fr badly, m-da up floma around, but araa cut ..(T ln laat ala
t.-.-nth. Alex firui.t waa ln rloao qt__-t*ra ..n the mli In ihe atretch. An.w Bwlfl '
QD HA<-^. B__?Icapi f^r ti.:.j? >?_r ?1- an.l upward; 81,200 added; ona nUla and an elghlil. atart good. Won
?> eaally. Tlme, l Bit Wlaner, b. o., by Plaudlt .iutta 1>
I P?et I I
liorae. and a_*._ Owner. |
Oolf bali. 8.tHltohcock))
Kunnlns Watar, 4.(N'caatleBt.)
<?? iii-1. rate. 4.Uennlr.gs)[
Ked Frlax, &.(tlwyartl
Phllander, !t..Keeneij
Mlhb Crawford. 0.il'arden)!
Hltleman, S.o'arinai:;!
Go between. 0.t'H _a)j
tajily Bpaakar, <t.(Wuaon) |
^ Uolf Ball raced rlght to the fn.nt. and aaa nevar in dangar. Runnlng W^ter ii?.\?-.l up atrong turnlng for
hon.u, but coula never get to thu wimuir Coafeo?rata waa ln cloae quartara in ttaa run up thi backatratc?, Oo
Botweon waa alwuya outrun. Rltlemiui bad no ex. uaea. Iiolly Sjunkur atopped.
4TH ltAi'Ii? TH- gl/'l_:.N'3 BTAKJ-i; for lu-rea threo yeara old and opward; value, *.ii,7.uo, one niilo and a half.
Htart _ood, Won h-iidlly, Tlme, U.S2'i W.imer, b. f? by Uoldcr<tat Lady Hlmrn-I._
I Poet II I Betttng,
Horaa artf age._Ownar. | Po. | Wt. | 3t. V? ? 1 W. l-'tn. I Jockey. I 'ij.ni Hlgh J k__ Pl_c*.8_ow.
2 I loi, _ P \* i" i< l' [Oamar .i 2 r. 2 2 ? ?
8 100 18 2? 2? 2?? 2" | Mlller .I 2 .1 12 1 2 ?
1 1101 8 2'% 3 8 3 3 i\V. Doyla.. o0 lw> 1'1? 10
10
10
8 ..
I 7.
o 3
;i
7. 2
Ooi.l L__y. 6.lAate,)
?\iLi.k.-- i'..rl, 3.(Elllaory
Ilelen Forler. 4.(Watt)
Ht-lea 1'ortar
Uold ?_dy foix-l a faat paoa. and. try aa aha would. Yankoa Ulrl could not wiux har down.
v.iij braten off.
-??'ll KACE-?ITor thra*-y ear-olda, $1,000 aiided; alx turionga. Btart fulr. Won eaeily. Tlme. 1.12",. W li.ner.
ti) br. c, by B-aoluta?Th* Cr-wOah._
- I Poatl I I \r- Bettlng.-,
Horae. _Ownar. 1 Po. |Wt.| St. H VI H 6t. Fln. J Jocfcay_I Opan.Hlgh. Cloae.Plac-B-OW.
Jiii naal .? .t'ieratj
V.i a i innell.?. tAndtu aon;
Troubieiaaker .(Brauileyj
L_d of L? ngdaa.t__rden) 14
Howard _tie-_.(Nally) 9
Botanlat ._(llayn;_i. 13
Prejuclo .(Wllllams) 11
COBB. Anaon.(Johnaon)
Blue Book...-.(farroll) 7
Gartera .?.(Hurley) 6
The. KiJght.(Elmw..-.<! Ht.) 1
Agatha R.(Dumell) 10
)<...:,. kmg 0_-l....-(l_vii._at?ii) 15
?*.n Ijoaaio_.(CorneJI) 13
Alg-ona .(Ixing) 8
Jlonorln* .CWarron)" 6
16
0
.;'.
7
(,'
4"
4 2V4
14 14
11 11
7 10
10 12
12 IJ
8 8
10 IS
B>
7
4Vi 8Vfl
8>i ?'
2H 2A
1?
2
8Vs
P
7'
0
10
11
12
11
. i
2?
8'
4H
6H
0'
7*
IPreaton ....
Knapp .
W. Mclnlyre
Walai, .
j. Pow?ra..
J. Murtln...
MlUar .
i!_ri..-r .
J. Noonan..
l.owo .
Ilruhsell ....
i: lMieran...
Uet'knatn ...
Harty .
Notter .
W. llnrna..
Otl
5
10
II?ensel opened up a winnlng trap ln flrat quarter. Dick Flnnall cloaed atrong and waa eaaUy fleet?UI best.
Trout.lemaker ran hla usual conslatent race. Botanlat, la a good position on tho ba, aatratc?, Called to ? >'me on.
(?TH BAGE-?Selllng; for two-year-olda; 8000 added; flve end a half furlonge. Start good. Won cloverly. Time.
) 1:07V?. Wrlnner, blk. c. by St. George?Hur.dley._
Horse.
Owner. i Po. [Wt.l St.
Jo.-key
I,-HettitiK.
I Oren lll^:. i'I- s- Piace Sh
Rara Avla_(Mci.'lelland) | 3
Btyllt .(Buri*wj| l?
Banyah .(Schreli.er) 0
Slumberieaa -1.(Baaoockj H
Walter Mlller.(Willtania) 1
Ethel Luvy.(Mo.'airen) 2
Ruaclaao .(Shiei.ls) 7
Tyrol .,.<l>wyer) 4
Ingraham .(Hoy)] 10
112(
im!
112!
1114
112
1<>4
lrn
1041
104
2H
1?
6'
7 ei
0 8
4 R>
10 10
0'
4*
6'
8
3'
10
7
e
i?
4V,
C1*
0V4
7
3a
tt
8
10
IV*
3U
4?
6?
C?
7
8
0
10
iMlller .
! Notter .
11 lamer .
[W. Doyla..
ISandy .
I EnKlaniler ..
E D?gaa.. ?
lUerktnan ...
I\v. Mclntyre
I ?owe .
S .". ll 10
H? 10
4 7 2
lo.i
7
00
l.MI
7 2
BO
1 :\
7 0
12
?
Haverel .? .(Jackaon) f_B | !??* j 8
itara Avla <?ught Styllt tlring ln the atretch. and came away cleverly. Banyah n>et wlth some lnterference.
Ruarlmo gav* lt up turnlng for bome. and waa eaaed up when beaten.
/TTH RACB.- Solllnar; for four-year-olda and upward; 81,000 added; one mlle and a alxteenth. Start fulr. Won
i eaally. Tlm.y 1:4(1, Wlnner, ch. m., by Ilermence?Readlna
Horae and age.
Owner.
Red Leaf, 6.(J. O. Keene)
Tlpplnx. 4.(Mr.Woy)
Klna; I'ole. 0.Gti 'Wn.l
Workn.un. B.(Anitar.ila)
An.lrew Mack. 6.(fahiil)
Dekaber. a.(Warren)
Ivanhoe. B.-.(Arverne Bt.)
Aral.o. a.(Mulllgan)
Ed Ball. a.(Bennet)
Fiavla-ny, 4.fWatklna)
D'Arkle. 8.(Moran)
Poatl
Wt.l
031
iW|
108]
loi
ell
!)3
101
071
t?7
ttftl
_ _
C*
4>
w
10
11
6'
8
7
\
2?
B'
l1
8Va
8
11
7
B 10
6V? 6>
10 0
4H 7
race cloaely. and came away aa ahe pleaaed turnlng for hom*. Jlpplng raa hor raea
Andiew Mack. al<m U b-cla. i__t _xou_d _a fi__ *___. IU ___ raa a ?.tjJ1 r*oa-??
-rtettlng^-.
Dpen Hlgh.t'lose.Place Show.
8
4
12
10
a
80
_8
18
4
U
M
B
a
M
18
4
? B0
1.1
30
7 2
20
40
8
1
4
5
8 8
15
rt
10
7-S
8
18
8-3
1 2
&-2
4 5
7
3
6
S-G
TO INVADE OUR COUBTS
Brookes and Wilding Planning a
Trip to This Country.
Norman E. Brookes and Anthony F. WUdlng. tha
Australasian team of Intematlonal lawn tennls
players, ar. \ lanning to Invade the courta of this
country. This r.e-ws was received yesterday from
London, and orentej a stlr among thoae promlnent
ln th.o affalrs of the sport. It la sald that they are
planning to arrive in thia country early ln Auguat,
after they have finished the challenge round of the
Davia Internatlona] cup matchc-s. They wlll prob?
ably play ln the allcomers" chantpioashlp tourna?
ment at the N'ewport Caalno. which beglns on
Tui sday, Auguet __.
The lnvasion of tho two Auatralasians promlses
to put tho lawn tennla players of this country on
edga, and even the exports were anythlng but op
timiatlo vebterday aa to the chances of keeplng the
American cliamplonahips at home ln the event of
t ..'r coming. Wllllam J. Clothler, the Blngloa
champion, has not ahown conslatent form. whlle
William A. Larned, Holcombe Ward and a num
ber of others apj.ear to have gone back. All of
th- three named have put on flesh and are gener?
ally regnnled as out of condltlon, whick even a
nior.th i.f hard tourn_ime_t play would hardly lm
prove so that they would show at thelr best.
It waa polnted out that in order to qualify for the
doublea championsblpa Brookes and WUdlng must
arrlv.- in this country not later than Monday,
August 5. Thia is the date aet for the Eaatern
doublea cbaamtonshla on the courts of the Long
woud Crloket Club. Boston. The wlnnera of the
Eastem title will then play the Southern cham
pli :.-. Grant and Thornton. and the Weetern
champlona the following week. on the courta of
tho Crescent Athletlo Club. at Bay Ridge. The
vlctora of thia three-cornered meeting become tho
challengera of Holcombe Ward and Beals C.
Wright for the national douhlea championship, the
match wlth whicb tha N'ewport tournament opens.
Aa Ward ajiriuuned hls retlrement a year ago,
Wright was to palr wlth Raymond D. Llttle this
aeaaon, and the two had arranged to enter at
Loiigwood so as to (jualify. and from tho advlces
from I.ond.m Beals C. Wright ls to leave for this
country at once to keep hls part of tho agreement.
UPSET AT LAWN TENNIS.
Mrs. Chapman and Mrs. Platt Beaten
in Engleicood Tournament.
Interest was divided between the filllng of the
Beiiil-iiiiul r..ur.d of the men'a slngles and tho flnal
round of the -.\- imea'fl d-iublea yesterday ln the
contlnnatlon of tho lawn tennls toum-tmeat on the
c..urt_i ,.f the Knglewood Fleld Club, at Engle
wujd. N. J. Henry H. Mollenhauer and Edwln B.
irst are coupled in tha upper half, whlle
Irvlng C. Wright, by _____ .5. feat of the Longwood
expert, Nathantel \v. Niles, ouples wlth Frod
eriek Q. An.iert.on. It was neeessary f?r Wright
gage Nllea ln three bat aeta, durir.g which
lisplayed BPOi itacular tiualltles at cloae range
befora Wright was abie to wln at 6?8. 9?1, 4?4.
The Beml-flnal round of the women's doubles
l.r?.iight about aomethlng of an upsot aa the Mlsaea
>f ti... Ilamllton <.r_nge Club. defeated the
wlnnera of th. Miudle State? title, Mrs. Oeorge I*.
man nnd Mrs. D. F. Platt, and won at 3??.
6?3. &?6. In the flnal round the Misses Flsh wlll
? ? Mra W. H. Poueb aad .____>_ Kllzabeth H.
Mocrt The BUmmary foDows;
Men'a atnglaa .fuurth round)?II. H. Mollenhauer. Klnga
Countv. defeated C F. Warr-n. _r. Orang*. 4??. 8?4.
u__, i . r ?-. i.anio. defeate.1 Ol A. I_
(5-1. C--2; Irvlng CL Wright. Lor.g
? al __, defeatM N. W. Ni'.-a. I-ung
. ? _ 8 4. 6-4.
.'.;? ? * .: ? ; >a i aecond ronnd i?L. C. Wright and Harry
U nglewood, defeated H. v. Pavta
ar.'. W . ? i. ? nd County, <1 -2, C 1
N W. Niles ana W M. Tllden. Longwood
e | K. II Palmar anl B L. Taller.
.:. 8 2: I i". Wright and Harry Torrar. e.
lafeated C F. WataoB, _r .
and > i !. M- ? - ? 7. E. H IVwhurat ar.d
F H. Ba Ivanla and Balmont. _*_____e_l W W.
Herrtek and N W W:.!-e. Englewood. 8 ?'!. 7?8; l>eiu
Gerlack, Prtacatoa. defeatad Bhepard
- aad H Coppell, Weat Bida C 4. .1 _. 7 _
' p ;:.:i. Mia!" Rotch, L_0__g_-_ '..
Mmaar.-t Johnaoo, Richmond "^.-.rrty. 8 3.
8 4. Mlsa S uther. Ontage, .it-:>__toJ Miss Ilar.dy. Engle
1. ?'. 1* 7.
. (flrat rc-.ir.i. Mra. W. II. I'-iuch ar.l
? . ii m ?!?-. ftlcninond C_a__t_i anl Ktnga
lafi lted Mraa K >t.-h an.I Mln Hamilt.n. I^.ng
B - 7. 8- 4
l!r< W II r-uich anl Mlas Ellsa
l>-th FI M ore, lil- t] ar.'. Kir.j.a County, le
'iis.i sn-.lt'i anl Mre. Au_-l maa. Enitlawo<_l. ? tt.
? '. i. :> 7 tha tlliana Ftah. Hamtltoa umn**. defeate.1
:.. Chapman aad Mrs. I>. F. flatt. Engle
? ? - 8.
I -?
HAWK WIN3 A LAWN TENNIS TITLE.
Beld, Conn., _'i'y __ P. B Hawk. of Phlla
-,v ;-, the CoaDoetJeat 8tat? lawn tennls
chamj day by defeatlng John II. C!ia.??,
of Saybrook, the 1986 winner. Tiie score waa 6?2,
2.
YANKEE CRICKETERS WI\
Bdker'g RriUiant Batting Cause.i
Down fall of English Eleven.
? Malvern, Ehtgland. July IS? A Be.isatlonal
:. the n;irt c>t F W. llaker
i ti-..- Untverslty of Pennsylvanla te:im to
ge ? leven bere to-_h_y by a
margin .-f 88 runa The vlattora were in Bne batttag
ui.l. no less than ;.* gettlng Into double tigurea.
aancea were"dwarfad, however. by
ii.,k-rs splendid feet, aad general renret w.-is felt
i ami -?? near tha coveted oentury an.I then
to :? . : lt lils *..r-' waa M. -ind he was
? a :..-.i the laat _i ket fell
Hla i.:itti!i_ conaumed 2 huurs nnd 3> niiniites, aad
waa free ftroin all blemlah. D. Qrabaaa and H. Ii.
Morrls belped conaiderably, wlth acorea of ."-ii aad 4.1,
while .' -M. Qrahaan aad K. Lea Just
goi into r"s
'I'l.,. ;? mi opened badly, four wlcketa ______
? waa regtetered. Roger nn.l Taylor lm
proved mattera somewhat, but the r.-ni atand of tha
? -... witb the partnershlp of Hardhtg ar. l
dded Bt ruas for the elghth wleket
H..,,.,,..-_ acore waa --. whlle T'__* hlt har.l for 59.
?ri,,. I,. i.i.n f of tl ?? vlaitora waa aol autte up to th_
which accounted fiw the relativ.'.y largo
of 28 Mextras." .,_.,, ?_.
For Pennsylvanla Hordern canrled off tbe bowling
honora with tive wlcketa for Tl runs, whlle Oood
fellow ti -?:. -""i !v 6?ha__ *_?> for a
For Malvern. Tufl was ..ls.. wiccessful with tho
ball capturhig tive wlckets for 100 runa llardlng
aecured three for 88, aad Charrlogtoa took two for
?j.:. The score follows:
l_SIV__J_?ITV OF rnNNSYI-VANIA
11 ii Morrla, 1- Hardlng . }?'
. ? M Qraluun, i b w. b Tttfl..,_;
F w Baker, not oul ?. ,
H v. Hordera 1 b _. b Tutf. ? \
li .._>.. ii, c Prieat, b Tufl.- ? ??
_ _r. Goodfellow. b TuJf. i
li !_.-.. al cuthber-aoft b Tufl ??? __;? ?!__??. V^
1 M .'.???n.k.r >t CUthbertaon. h Hardlng. JJ
N '. Haiea, 0 Mann, b .?harrln.ton. 4
.'? ll Winter, I b w, b i hariluat.m. o
k__or:is ._
Total .^
MAl-VI-ll.V.
t -ithbert* n. b II- rJ.rn .. **
Mann. o ah. rn.i_?r. b Oootfellow. 1
Ito.'.t?r. c ______ b <_____M-0_-. *?
K_B_ea b OoodfaUow . J? .
Foatef, o uiul b Hor.l-rn. e .
Prieat e Bboamalur, b Honlern. ".
Paul, b D. iSraham. . .. <J
TSylor o tlaker. b V. Oraham. IT
o i: I-- b Hordetn. -3
i. w-. i- Horders. ?^ .
i'h:?rrlin;:.)n, m.t out .
Extraa .'.
-??
T-.lal
204
STATEN ISLAND BEATS SCEENECTADY.
Bchen_ctady*B teaan of __rte__e____ played a game
with the Btaten isiun.l eleven at I_tvtngston. staten
laland, jresterday, aad araa defeated by a margin
of 2? runs. Conttary to gaaatal expectatlona. the
game proved to be a rathef l.?w-scorlng one. only
one player on elther alda gettlng Into doubl.? tlg
urea
The fentures of the game were the batt'ng of
c P. Hurditch and the bowllnt; of M. R. C_bb for
Staten Island nnd the batting of A. S. Durrant
and tha bowling of H. I'-.yer for Schenectady.
..,? fonows:
BTATEN ISI_.\ND.
C. I*. Miir.ilt.ii. .- Back. b Durrant.81
A Qunn, I- Raaca. 7
Radford, t. Reee. . o
M. T. Molloy, b Durrant. 4
M U Oobb b I"oyer. 1
R. St. O. Walker. b l'..yer. 0
El K. C. Roddlngtoa. b 1'oyer. 0
J. I_e.laanl. b Peyar. 1
l>. il. HuiniiU'. I. PHayaf. 1
H 1. (i (>_)k. e Hack. b Durrant. 0
11. ilar.llns. not out. 2
H Manley. b Durrant. ._. a
Extraa . 14
Total . 84
SdlK-B-iCTADT.
E. J. Gregeon. b Radford. 0
ii Pcsrer. b rv.hb. a
A g lmrrant. c Radford, b Cobb.?... 28
F. Seale, b Radford.-. 8
H. Allen. b Cobb-.-._.. 8
J. C. Cloae. run out.-. 4
W. ?. Reeca, b Radford.__.....__. 0
J. D. Cane. b Cobb.-. T
F P- Rogera. ob_.truotlng fleld....__.....__......__..... 0
V, i. Uack, at __fardlt___, b Cubb......._.._____._... 8
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Extraa . ?
T..tal .84
The vlsitora v.ill meet th* Brooklyn club at Proa.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Montreal at Jeraey ( ltj.
r.ironiu .:t l'rovldenoe.
Newark at l?x-beater.
BurTaOo at nallU-*!**
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Toronto. ?; l'ro\lt|ea. ?? t
Nen?rk. fl; H?rkeeter. 2.
HhITmI,. \s Uultlmor* (r_la>.
Jeraey City va. Montreal (rasjft ?
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
W L P C W. L.
Bu(Tal-> .4 1 27 f.U Provbtenc* _34 38
Toronto .41 20 tli j tocheater .3- 3S
NVvvarlc .41 S2 ,3-ltlen 83 3:> 4^*
Ba'.tlmore _34 :i? 4T?_toatr*-l .2- 43 ?_?
e
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.
At Troy?Haa 1; nir.ha.mton. 0.
At Albainy?Syracuae. J: AlHany. 0 (ftrat jrame). Aa
banv 0; Syracuae. O .secor.J puiwi .aeven tnnlnga, c?liaai.
At I'tl.a-L'tK-a, 3; Wllke-B-rre. 1 .tlrat gama);
Wllkea--?rre. 4; t'tloa. 2 .aecond ?amc)
At Uloreravllle?Scrauton. 7; A. J and O.. 0 (flrat
game). A. J. and G, 2: Scranton. 1 tten innlnga) taao_a_
ajajsaas.
? ?I
CHICAGO. 3; BOSTON. 0.
At Boston: R- H. K.
Chlcaro .2 0 0 O ? ? ? ? 0?2 ? -
Boeton . 0 O 0 ? 0 0 ? O ??? ? 1
Balterlea? Chlia?x>. Overall and Moran; Boeton. Plaberty
and Netdh?m. Umplre?Jo?natone.
m
PHI-ADE-fBIA, 8; CI__VE_ANT>. 0.
At Cleveland: R, H. _.
Philadelphia .0 0 ? 0 t ? 3 1 ??A 12 1
C-flflfl-MM .? ? ? O ? ? 0 ? ??? tt ?
U-tieriea-Phliadetphia. b.rj.r ?r '. V .?.'-. ???.aad.
K:. ?_.>, _nd Olarka. Haaa, ??r__ru ?i-d ?cu.l_. .-.-_?
? abciliaa aa- b'.-Uurd, ._?-?
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