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! . , THE SUN, SUNDAY, JULY 22, 1801 . 5 1
I JIEEKIS'S CURVES POUNDED
J iotoi itnrsAT TiiK xnir ronxa
AHA IX tY a JIB AT BATT1XO.
fits Tlftory rnts the Cfcasapteas fin
r1n( lleblad th Baltimore, Wki
jsr In Washington Th Itrooklgn VI
aflrrat Bif From Philadelphia bat th
aerrtand ATI Twle u4 Take Foai-th
rlee-t htcngo anil Claelanatl Alio Wla.
The champion IJostons demonstrated again
ITNtrnlA) Hint titer nro not afraid of any pitcher
lithe, imt et en our hitherto n Inclblo Meekln.
ftclsttrrficcd them nnd im simply slaughter
ed, the 'cci'icatcrs smashing the hnll att over tho
lot. TleN'rw York on the other hand it ere
enoirlrlely purtlcd by Kid Nichols. Boston's
victor) plruetNnsh's men within Ave points of
the lltrly UrUtlmnrce, who, strange to relate,
were l.iM low by the tail-end Washington. Tho
Brook!) n defeated the Philadelphia by a fino
rU) itt tho bat when hit meant runs, but the
Cierrlands stole a march on Foutt's men by
winning two games from the txmlsi tiles and
clutililng fourth place, which they hold liy four
points, being also thirty-four polntn behind tho
Sew York team. Cincinnati easily defeated
rittt)urgli again, and Chicago won from Ut.
Louis b) heavy baiting. The result!
Bolton, 14 New York, 8.
Brooklyn, i Philadelphia, 7.
tthlngton, 10 Ileltlniore, 7.
Cincinnati, lis Pittsburgh. 4.
Chtrsgo, 10; 8t Louts, 11,
Cleeelsnd, 1 j Louisville, 0 (First game).
Cleveland, 0 Louisville, l (second gams).
nt nccoRO.
Out. ITon. . crn. Club: Won. IsM. reel,
fildmore . 40 53 .en 7 Pitteburah 40 its .OSJ
bniton ,4V S3 .00 Cincinnati.. S4 8a .47
Sew lork 4 J VV .097 St, Louis. .88 44 .440
Cleveland.. 40 81 ,8VJ Chicago as 44 .nso
ltrUyn. 88 81) .OCV LnullTllle.. .t4 4V .
PnllsdelphlaSO 81 .6J7 Washington So 64 .1170
nojTOf, 14; new ronic, .1.
RosTOt. July 81. An hour before the Imll
game to-day a terrlflo thunder storm struck tho
city and rain fell In torrents for almost an hour.
The dliunord was flooded and tho rain no doubt
kept the old ttaturday crod from shotting up.
Notwithstanding this drawback ll.uoo spectators
gathered to aeo the sport. He fore time was called
lie sun came nut (u all tho torridnem of the
forenoon and the diamond was soon as dry a a
parlor floor.
It was another day of hard batting and sensa
tions! Gelding. Ward's catch In th sixth being
a feature. Nichols was In for the home team
and Meekln for the visitor, and the llostona
gsve tho lsltlng pitcher a little more severe
medicine than they dealt out to Kurds yesterday.
Ther earned clot en runs off the )oung man,
while on Friday the record off Itusle was ten.
Tenney's throwing and llannon'i flsldlng for the
liostnns were tho other features.
CauLWard, who started for the beach this
evening to spend Sunday, raid the work of tho
Bostons for the past two days wan simply Invin
cible. Hut he doesn't think It will last. The
ruiigettlng started In the fourth Inning, when
Dally, getting his eye on a straight, swift one,
drove It far over tho left field fence for a home
run. With nothing to their crrdlt the visitor
began the fifth, and by a couple of bad breaks
on the part of the champion they enr
Seeded In getting one run. Van Haltren's
Incr went at Low smoking hot, and he allowed
t to get away from him. Then up camo Tlcrnan,
who arovo n rounder tn Nash's direction. The
Boston captain overran It, and tho runner was
I sate. Farrrll tried hard to eacrlfUe, but struck
out. Meekln fouled nut to Tenncy. It looked
like a shut out, but Fuller spoiled nil anticipa
tion In thh direction by smashing out a single
to right and M-orlng one man. The ludf ended
by Ilurke flying nnt to lUnnon.
Boston then came In for their half. Nash
smashed out a tingle, and was followed at bat
by Tenner, who tiled out to Tlernan. Nichols
hit to Fuller, forcing Nash at second. Lowe put
tn a single, sending Nichols to third and steal
log second hlmtelfT Both men then scored on a
timely single by Long. Uuiry wint to first on
halls, and was taking a good lead when McCar
thy hit for two bases. Of course, Long and
Duffy scored, tho latter by tho prettiest kind of
priutlug. In the sixth Inning the horns team
arned three runs. Bnnnon opened with a
three lmggcr to the centre-field fence. He waa
aent horn by Nash's single. Then Ten
aey selected an indolent out curie, and
drove It over the rlght.fleld fence, near the
pot where once stood the famous Hulllvsn
tower. It was on of the longest hits seen at
the booth End In years, and two runs resulted.
Nichols made a single and Low was safe at
first on Ward's wild throw in an attempt to
make a double piny. The Inning was closed by
Word, who rotrleed himself later byaus.w
tlonal running catch of a fly sent to short right
field.
The New Yorks pulled up a bit In th seventh.
Tlernan and Sarrtil ly goud Judgment reached
flnt on balls. Meekln st.uck out. and Tinney
In an attempt to catch Tlernan of! second threw
wild to that baso. There was no lloston man In
a backing up position and Uie ball went to far
centre field. Fuller hit safo and two runs for the
vttltors resulted. Burke then mado a single,
and the next move was a basu for both men
on a passed ball by Tenncy. But Davis
popped up a high one for Nash and Wilson
described a rainbow curve with the other end
in Duffy's hands. Duffy made his third succes
sive hit of the gamo In this Inning, but he failed
to score. McCarthy filed out to short and
Tucker camu up. Hi put In a single only to be
doubled up a moment later with bannon-
Ward opened the eighth with a safe hit. but
lis hopes were a bit dampened by Van Hnltren
JDlngouton a fly tn Bannon, The ball went to
evp right centra and was taken by the fielder
at full speed. 1 leraan filed out tn Nash, and
then the same player stopped a scrraner from
FarrtU's hat that staggtrrd him. He lined It
over to Tucker Juit in time to stop th great
Marlboro catcher frcm landing In safety.
The homo team gato Meekln palpitation of
the heanln the eighth. Nash drew a base on
balls. Tenney got in a single. Nichols filed to
centre. Iiwo lined ouo for two bases, and Long
followed suit. iJufrr got In his fourth hit. and
McCarthy smashed out a double to right.
MrCarthy scored on Fuller's low throw to first.
With two out tti the ninth. Burke and Davis
hit for rlnrles. but no damage was done, as WIN
Sn brought the gnme to a close by a long fly to
ctarthy. Th, score:
orrm. n tosc
s. 1st o. a.v r. is.r.0. u.
Lew., Mb., 18 8 1 irultst, s.s. 0881
Uat.s. s... ..8 8 18 I imrke, U t .... I 0
Jii'rjr.e. f i 4 3 0 ODsrlt. Mb .08040
MrCsrUiy.l.f 1 18 0 1 WUsoa, littx. 0 0 Id o
Tucker, UI be J a 0 0 Ward.8dt. . 0 1 4 d
psnnon.r f Jao 0 tsnfrrfu.er.l 080'
ili.tb 8 8 8 1 !Tlenuin.rf 118 0 1
Tenner, e 4 8 0 11 Farreli, o. ,i 0 M '
MoUoU, p 1110 0 Ucsltn. p O00O0
Totsl il 18 87 "3 "S Totals.... 1 "5 tl fl
Tton . 0 0 0 1 4 8 0 B ,,-14
Six aik .50001000-3
Ksrnxt runs isun. U, first tau on balls-tilt
11 tin l; oT Mchol. a. struck oat-Py Nicholi, 1.
Honis rone-tuny, Tenner Thrre-lxM hits Tl'rasn,
Jnnun TviotKuohlu llrCsrtlir 18), ln btnUn
tfe-lirjnon (HI, lxwe. vsni Doublor Isrs l-ows,
Lonf. snd Turksr: Wsrd and KuIIti barts. WsM,
sal wiIsod Wilt pitcti-Mcbpll. l'sul ball-Tea-"T
Dmplr XQuliL TUn of game Two hours.
aindsuc-8,V30?
BilOOKLVX, 8; riULASXXriIIA, 7.
Tom Bums saved the day for Brooklyn in
yesterday afternoon's contest with Phila
delphia at Kastern Park. It was the stout,
tsnt.workinrr right fielder who. In that lucky
serrnth inning, mode th splendid hit to
cir.tre field that brought tn two runs, on
of wblih tied the score and the other brought
victory to the Brooklyns' bench. The Ilrook.
lyns tried viri hard to win the game, a).
though iu the sixth inning It looked as though
they were trying to give the game away, they
tnsde so many and such lnexoutable errors,
Jlnwersr. Ihey rallied at tho bat later and
tusde up for their carelessness.
. two new and youthful pitchers made their
debut at Eastern Park, ltarixr of th Phila
delphia team did will until the sixth Inning,
"hen the Brooklyns began tn catch on to his
curves Werhtng took Lis place In the seventh
lust before lluru'i hit. Underwood madehU
bow in a Brooklyn uniform. He was warmly
retihed and pitched nice ball in spite of pour
Eupport. II is speedy and keep a level head on
1m when hits are made. Karle coached htm.
, C'spt. Boyl shifted his men around In th
ba'tfn f order. Cross batting second to Hamilton
snd Hallman hatted fifth. Hamilton mad
Putters look bad for Underwood at the start by
tasting a single to left. Hamilton sude second
rslLtr neatly, and reached third on Cross's out
from pitcher to first. Dclehanty's hit scored
usmllton. "Del" got to second, as Earle was
sign iu getting the WU down; but the runner
eot past the base and was put out
from Corcoran to Hhindle. Thompson
fded out to Trtdway. Capt, Fouls' Ina
bility to bat kept th Brooklyns from
Souring In their half of the Initial Inning. Daly
got a base on balls. Cortoran hit the boll down
to Boyle, who threw Daly out at second. Tred
y raacbed first on a fumble by t'upt. Boyl.
lturns popped up a fir to short. With Corcoran
nd Tred way on the bases Fouts struck out, and
tben tried to cover up th fault b quarrelling
with the umpire.
I he Philadelphia scored again tn the second
Inning th two out, bulm an made a scratch
LH and stole second. Hecoid on Buckle)'
nu.o hit. Both teams scored in the third. The
rhuadelphlaa got there ou Hamilton's base on
balls, a steal of second. Cross's out at first,
"tilth adtanced Hamilton to third, and Dele
ciiit)' .lugle, on which Hamilton crossed th
piute. The Brooklyn scored on Tredway'
triple and Foutz's safe hit. In the fifth Inning
i mlway got to first on bolls, went to third oa
loin hurra's single, and scored oa FouU's sac
nate. Harper to Uoyle.
Th Urouklyus suffered somewhat from an st
ta k of rattle In the sixth inning. With on
' t. It allmon bit the ball down to Corcoran. It
was a base hit, but Corcoran put th ball over to
f' ts to bold Hallnn on first, and th Brook
lyn i aptala 1st the ball gu by him. That was th
start, Boyl' slngl soured Hallman, Neil
o-i-lria reached flr,t on a bad fumbl
by lorcoxaa. who was too anxious to
yp Boyl at eccond. Buckley's hit snt
Uwiahuuis. Uarpsrwa oat,Mcoad to BTiL
aslgte,., rj - . t-l
tmi AnUlrmn scrrrtd on the plar. Hamilton
flngled to left! and a Tredway did not send th
ball Inrltht. Buckler scored and IlMnlltsn imt
to second. Crrw filed ont to Bonis. , Th Brook
lyns' two runs In tho sixth were made, on Earle's
doubK Underwood's single, Daly's double, and
Corcoran' slngl. Both runs were scored before
man was out.
The Philadelphia were three rnn ahead
when Bhoch began the seventh for Brooklyn
with a base on balls. Karle singled. Under
wood filed out to left. Daly went to first on
balls. Corcoran singled, scoring Shoch and
Karl. Tredway filed nut tn right, and Daly
went from second to third. Corcoran stole sec
ond. Just before Tredway batted Manager Ir
win substituted Weyhlng for llarper. Now
Burnt came tn the hat and knocked the ball to
centre. It was only a single, but a Daly and
Corcoran scored on It, It won the gam. The
Corel
MtocKiTv. nm.insi.rnu.
a. ls.r,os. a. .lK.r,o.a.t.
Dsly, f 1h I l A o tUmttton, e f.8 1 0
Corcoran, S.S..I 88 I Crns,ndb ...0 0 a I I,
tredwar.ir 8 18 0 1 leer?iity, I. ( y 0 0 o
purn.r.t o 8 8 0 0 Tti'nnsr,r.f 6 6 0 0
from, Uth .0 1 in I I ltsllmaa,b..l 10 8 0
Rhl.Kllr.3tb. 0 1 a B 0 IV.IlK, lit b ..i B 4 1 I
Sboch.e. f to0 0 milllrn,s.s .8 810
Ksrle.e... .8848 orMckly.e.....l 8 7 I 0
FnderwJ.p J . Iry. g 0 0
Totsls . ,. 81713 8 - -
I Totals., , .7191411 1
P-ooklrn . ,.0010140 .,-
l-hlls.lelphls 1 1 I 0 4 4 0 0 0-7
Ksrned runs Pronklyn, fl rMladetphts, It. First
hawby ermrs-nrpokljn. liPhllsdelphls. I, Ifton
bnses-rtroeklrn. Ill rtdlsdelphis, tf. yirttbsee on
belle Off I'nderwnod, 4 off lisrper, K tniek eue
Ilr Underwood. 8i by nsrper, at hy WeyMri. I.
Three-tisso Ml Tredway. Two-tms hits Karle, Imly,
RnlllTsn. Rscrtflce Mts-Fouts. Cross. Stolen liasro
Cnrrorsn tt, Usmllton tl,IelFhsnty, Bulllesn. Urn
plrs Lmtlle. Time liltC Attendsnc-4.XI1
WASnieoTOff, lOi siLnxosi, 7.
ntLvtwoat. July !. The lewlers were beaten tcvdsr
by the tatl-eadf rs In a gsrne which wss tn many re
epeets the worst thst has been seen hers Uds sesenei.
MeXshon. who hss apt rt recovered from the
"mslsrlsl" sttsek with which he sad Oleseon hsvs
been affected for some dsys. went Into thetameat
ths urt, snd the flenslors scored seven runs In three
lantnis, liless'ui wss then ubslltiitel. Itnth teams
msd umpire llonxlsnd's life a burden throughout
the game. The senseless ktcktne ly the plsyers dls
gnifed the ,1K00 prrtators. The Benstnr' fielding
wss Try smstenrlin, hut MrMshon's rattles let tbem
fftscnmmsndtng lead, which, nntwlthtisnctlnr the
grsnd rally In the ninth tuning, the Oriole could not
overcome. The score!
lUtnOM. WASOtSSTOV.
a. ls.ro.A.a. .is.ro.A.a.
ytrflrsw.Mbo o 0 0 OWsrd.tdli.. 0 1 fl 0
Krel-r. r. f 18 10 0 Jnrce, 8d b ,.0 8 4 0
Prolle.c.f I 0 ft 6 0 ItsMsmer. r f 0 n o 0 8
rtrtbers.lstb.1 I 8 1 0 Abbey, e.f, n 0
kelley.l f 1110 0 Belbseli. I. f . I 1 I 0 1
Relts 8d h 118 8 1 MrOuIre 8 8 8 10
Jennlru. s .1 0 9 0 CurtwrtshUM 1.1 0 I
Hobtneon, e 0 8 7 8 o'Ohrlheek, s. s 1 1 8 0 I
UrMabou. p .0 0 0 8 Oislsul, p. ... 0 U O 8 0
Ulesson, p . 00 6
v Totsls 10 11713 0
Touts . 7144 1 ll
rtslllmnre . . . 1000000 4-7
Washington 14 8 0 10 0. 10
Harried runs-Dsltlmore. 8) Vashlnxton. 4. First
h bv errnre PsttlDinre. 4 J.eft on tsise natll
more. ft WsAhlnston.t nrstbassonbatle OnTMsnl,
8i off MeMshnn, 8: off tllessop. 1. airwk ont Mr
MrMshrm. 8, hy Olesaon, . Homo run CsrtwrlsM.
Three-tiai hits Oellmrh. nrniithers. Jesnlurs. Two
Ism hits -AMirr. Ilelts. MrOtilr. nnblSKin. Rarrifle
hits Joree, Hsstamer. Olrasoo, Stolen base Keeler
(81. Pnuhln plsy Jepnlngs, Rslts, snd Prouthrrs.
Hltb; pttfher-llr McMshon. 1. hsued ball-Itobln-son.
uiuplro-nosglsnd. Ttm 9-IS.
ctvcixsATt, I!i iimiJi'Roa. 4.
CivnsvATi. July 81. Cincinnati nisils It three
ilMtsbt from rittshunth toxlay The vttltors bnttrd
Cros hsrd In the first Innlnir Imt after thst he kept
their hits well srsttered. The rtede won In the sixth
Inning: when three singles, a two-banrer. three-bsse
Mt snd a bom ran gave them six esrned mne.
M esther tbreatsolog. Atteadaac. 8JO. Tbs scor I
ciKccrsATt. I rrrTsscaoit.
n.ls.ro.i. a a.la.r,o.s.a.
lathsm.Sdh 18 0 0 Ponnvsn. r. f .0 1 t 0 1
hor. c. r 880 olfc.Rmlth.1. f 88111
MelMire, 8d b 1 8 8 8 O'llrckler. let b.l 8 7 10
rsrrott,lf 1 n 0 0tensl.e. r 0 0 8 0 0
Vsiurlm. letb.8 8 7 0 0 Plerbnuer, 8t t 8 1 S 1
Csnaran. r. fa 8 0 1 0 niseseoik.s.t.0 0 13 1
(i Rmlth, as. I 8 8 8 1 Sugdea, 3d b. 0 1 B O I
Murphy.c... 0 10 0 0 Msek.v. ...0 J S 0 6
Cross, p. .... 0 8 0 1 0 Ouiubert, p.. 0 Sill
TotsK ....18 18 87 "5 1 Totsls ...."4 iT7t i "rj
nnclnnstl .. 0 0 1 18 8 11 ..-1
ritteburgh 80lnooOOO-4
Earned runs-Clnclnnatt, 7: rttuhurzh, 4. Lett on
baewi ClnrlnDS'l.Bi Plttbnrsh.7. 1 Imt baw on Italia
fTCnwe,!! nrfflnmhert.a Utrnckoul-llrfinmbert,
8. Home rune Csnavsn. Illrrbaner. Three-lMs Mis
Ijitham, K. Rmlth. Two-bsee hlts-floy, Jtefhee, O.
mlih. IVckley, Qumlwrt. Biolen bo Mcl'bee O.
Rmlth, E. Hrnlth. bnubleplays !anaean snd Mcltiss
F Rmllh and ginrden. fill ty rltrher-Br Cross, 1.
Wild pitch Oumbert. Umpire Osftney. Tuns 1:50.
cnicsoo. If. 1 IT.IjOCU, 11.
Rt Ixcn,Jiily81. roe ths first time tn two yesrs
the ChU'sgo Club won a game In Ht. 1a)uI toiler.
Errors wers the fcsturei o( the game, and the uinplf.
ng of Iturtt wss questlonsbl. Attendsnce, 4,500.
The scorer
st. Lnrrs. I cuicico.
.ls.ro.i.r. . is.ro. A.t.
powd.r.f.... 10 8 0 OKrsD. r.f ...0 0 0 0 0
fTsnk.l.f.. .. I 8 0 0 onmih. r. r. .0 1060
Rhnxrt.e. f. 18 8 0 OTsrry.r.f. . .1 0 0 0 6
Miller. 8db....O 8 8 8 1 luihien.s.a.,.8 8 8 4 8
F'onnor, 1st b I 17 0 wumot. I. r 0 o a 0
Ir.as ..,. 14 4 Anson. lrtb..l IIS 0 J
D'rtoark.3dbl 0 I 1 1 Bker,c.f...i i lot
Pelts, e. . ,114 11 Irwin, M h 3 8 0 8 0
IlswU-T. p.... 0 110 0 l'simtt.tdtx.8 w S B 1
hrMtnsTn.pO 0 0 0 ntrstton. p... 8 8 0 10
Twiaebsra,pO 0 0 0 0 Schrlrsr.c. ..8 081
JUson. p .0 0000
. Totals 18180 18 8
Totals.. . 11 10901 8
Batted In Brettenstein'B plsce In Isst Inning.
B1 Louis .. 010080018 0-11
Chlrsgn ! 901X0000 0-1
lirned runs at. Iiult, flr Chlcsgo, 4 First base on
bslle-urt llswlsr, 8 pit BretteneMn. 81 oil Mson. 8.
oITRIratton.O struck out-Pr Hawlrr.,brlreiien.
slela, I ; br Htrstton, 1. riome run Pahlen. Tim e
Iniw hits .kbLgsrt, Connor, fir. Prlts. Ixhlrn, per.
rott. Twtvbsse hlta rrank. Peltr, Strstton. Ntolen
hue pshlen, Strsttou, Wllmot, Ely. Unuble nlnrs
Fir snd Connor; Dsblen snd Aneon. Psrrott, Pshlea.
snd aneon. tilt by pltchrr-By nswler, 1. wild
pitch liswley. Umpire Hurst. Time 1.40.
tuvxLA.'m, 2, LocniiLLE, O nssr OASX.
Lonenu.1. Julr CI. Cleveland onbothgsmes to
dsy by better plsylntr, though Twltchell's umpiring
wss bad, especially In the second rsme. But one run
of the dsy wss earneL la the nrit game neither
pllcher was batted effectively Oliver Tebeau. Zlm
Iner, Flshrrty. sad Darken gsv exhibitions of dirty
bsll plsrlng, nurkett bstng fined. Th fietdlag wss
sharp, eepeclsllr that of Lnulivtlle In Ihs first gam.
Attendance, 8,000. The scorer
Locurnxjt. cumxAxn.
a. ls.r,o.A.fc n.lK.r.oa.1,
Brown, e.f 0 0 3 0 1 Cbflds.adb . (1 18 4 0
Clark. 1. f . 0 1 8 o I fiurkett. L f.. 0 1 8 0 4
Pfrffrr. M b. o o 8 0 0 MeKeaa. a s 0 0 8 8 1
Orlm.c ...0 0 8 0 0 n. Tebeaa, I b.) Oil 0 I
balth. r. f .OHIO intake, r.f. 01000
fufpherg. Iho 0 10 0 0 Tsbeau,cfl 8 8 0 0
Rl'hVle'n.t s 0 I 8 0 McOsrr.Sd b0 1 1 8 0
r-abertr,i(.b.o 18 8 0 ilrtmer. e 0 18 8 0
Hemming, p. 0 u 8 8 0 Cuppy, P 0 u 1 0 0
Totals 0 77 IB 1 Totals. ....1 72o 13 7
Smith out for runnlag out of llns.
Lnnlsvllla .. . , 06000000 00
UevstaDd - . 0 0 10 0 10 0 0-
First base on balls tiff ncrnmlnfi, 8, off Cuppy 4.
Ittruck out By llemmlns, : br Cupny, 8 Stolen
base-Brown. Pfetler. DouUa plar lilclisrdeoa and
I.utenberct lieinuilag sod tUchsrdJoa. I'tfftrr snd
hutenbers. Passed bali-tirun. Umpire TwltchslU
Tims, 8 hours.
cLsvxlatd, 81 tovuvnxz, 1. SXmXD OAKS.
IBVWtm-K. CUmLAHP.
a.la.ro.A.B. a.la.raA.8.
Brown, cf.u 1 B 0 ofhlMs.SJh .10 17 0
Clsrke.l f 0 10 0 0 jmrseit, I f ,t 1 1 0 0
rrettrr.Idb 0 9 18 1 McKran. s.s 8 18 10
Weaver.e ..0088 A H. Tebesu. Ihl ill i 0
Rmlth, r.f .0030 U Blake, r f 18000
LuteaUrg.lb.0 0 10 0 0 U.Tebesu.e.f 6 8 8 5 6
hUh'soa,s.sl I 8 OMKIrr,.idb 0 0 41
rUhrtr,3db.O 118 0 O Connor, e 0 0 4 11
Knell, p 0 1 1 . 0 Toung . p 0 8 1 I 6
Totals "T "77 it 7 ToUls 6.77 IS 7
Louisville , . OOlOpOOO 01
Clsvelsnd 0 0 6 u 0 8 8 n 1-8
garnl nm-Clsvtlsud. First bass on btlls-Off
?nell.a,off toung. I. Htruek out-Br Knell, 4j by
oung 1. TrrnLse hits Toun. Brkesa. Two.
4M tilts-Pfefler. Flshrrty, stolen Bsses-risrk,
IUrhsrdton, Weaver, Knell. Double pUr-Kaeli,
Ikbardeoa and l.utenberg, Passed ball Ovoanor.
:mpln-TwlulilU Ttci-lso.
Weaterm Asaoslatloa Sasasa,
At Omshs Omahs, 7 Lincoln, 4
AlPeurls l'Mirts,7i.JscksonTllie,e.
Atwulncy guliK-j. 3, HuckUland.il.
At Us lIolas-lie Moines, tlj St. Joe,.
reaarjlvaala rJtat X-sasrai Oaaseaa,
At rhlIsdelphU-nitUdelpbls.1: Allentown.9.
At Scruiitou arrsnton. 10: Hssleton. V.
At lancsMer-lnisewr. IS, llsrrULurg. 11.
At 1'oimllis PutUrllle, 18; Hesdlag.8.
New Eaglaad lsiMtw Qasae.
At Fall ni'sr-Fall River. 1T Brockton, a. Bsse hits
rail Hirer, 14 Brockton. 6. l.rrore-rsll hirer. 8
iinrttuu. U. Uattertes-atevens sad Rupert; Seeds,
(rCuHouga, and shea.
Tba curies scheduled st Portland and Bangor were
poslpoai-d uo account of rata
Kaasera bsns Oaass.
AT TOOT.
TOT. I CTTAtO.
a.la.ro.A.1. a.lro.A.B.
Johnson, c. f. 1 18 0 1 O'Brien, d b 1 8 8 4 1
RUnon,L f 10 8 0 olDrsuby.lelb I 010 0 0
Knaillr.gb. Oil 1 CoIllns,'t f . 0 I JO
rVharoer. r. f..l 89 Opal.r.f ., 00000
nekeU.4db.S 54 o1 Dowse, id b 8 8 1 0 0
Ktffl:tt-n ss.sssrv.v-is.iii!
Srvo s J jjsaSrSf-' ? n
Totals . 7 7 H 8 71 Totals 7 7 7 IS 7
Tmr 01400000 0-8
liufsto., . . 0 & I 0 1 O 0 0 -7
Larurd ruue Troy, t, Buffelo. s. riret bass by er
rors-Troy, 1. Buffsfi.4 Ufton Uses-ttor, 7,P-uf.
fslo,7 riret ba on blli-0ffgrubr,8. uif If.rffer
8 fctrurs out By Oruber. 8, br llofffl-. 4 lloaui
run-llofier Thr-bass siu-fcseivr, BreeslnrMije,
llriuer Twoue hlu-ohmer Brecklnrldn. Rju:
rirfc hit-Collins. btoUa bAA-0rleu. Itouble plas
- Ptckttt snd BrecklartdfeTPIckett .Smith. .snd Ifrrek
Inrldite. tVDrlen andLewe. WIM plU'b-norrer.
I'aueU tull-CahUL Uuplre-Doescber. Tloie 1 U).
sa srauoruui.
sranramxD. I wniisstssa,
TitrAA-s. a.ls.roA.8.
Leshr e .8180 0 Gtllen. Mb 11180
RhJSuoo.s.fc.1 4 ? 8 SK.'iaaajJJJl 100
irleLrf 3 III 0 VVarnsr. e. .0 110
"adeau,Lf 4 8 8 0 6 Brown. 1st b. I I j 0 0
BuToi kdb. 0 8 4 8 0 PetUtTVaT). J 0
ribSTe.l.tbO 110 8 0 Jlaoo.s.aO 6 4 J
llorucr, p.. 0 101 Qaxls.p., J JO
ToUU ....l7 i7 80 ft 1 Total U 11 SO 7 4
hM Mrs-fteensn, Qwstles. Two-thw Mrs-Mknann
Frist, Hade, (rsAHee. thnorlAee hit-Lynch t. War-
Iier. nrowa. Stolen hsees-Leahy, .Ttiel, Nsdisn.
KmNe piy-nrtoti, rntrn. and ihne. Ill by
rjlteher-Paitenus, Warner. tyjM pltehes-riorner, 1
yuarles, 17 Umptro-anyder. tlnie-tno.
at utoimtucit.
tsuaaASTTo. raovrbtsc.
Ueesttt.tdb.,1 r 8 8 1 t yens, e.f. 0 0 0 0 n
JjtIS.e. f.,.,,1 tOO piett,IWb. 8180
yidteh'd. a ho I I a 0 Knigbt.i r ...0 a, 1 0 0
Jweeney.lh.O M 0 ft Rorvr.lt b 0 ill 0 0
rsrne. r. f... 0 0 8 p 0 Cooeiey.s. . 0 18 4 8
Bjiner.e... 18 8 1 0 Strieker, M bo 0 9 II 0
Heine. I. f.... 0 0 1 1 OMurrsr.rf .u 0 10 0
I)errKmt, a s ,0 14 8 0 JMion.r. ,..,0 0 4 10
uuryea.p... .0 0 18 0 Lovett, p.. ,01101
Totsls . 7 trsS is 1 Totsu "5 " at r? "5
' Rtrlckrr out for Interference by Cooney
Ptnsbsniton . , .01000080,,-'!
Providence . . .. . 00101000 -J
, earned ntns-ptnthamton, ProTtdenre, 0 First
hsseliyerrors-IJInjrhsmton. 1 rrolilence. I. Urst
bsseon bslts-Off unryea, us off Lovett. I, fltmek
out liy Lnvett, 4 by Unryea, II Tmvbase hlts
Rweeney is), lufter. Rtolen bsee-IMMtt. Knlshl,
Btrieker.Xeesrtttai.hsrterit), Demont, Imryea (81.
iMubl plsy-t'oonev, fttrlekrr, and ltorers. lilt by
pttrher-Mweltt. Wild tltch-Lovttt Pseseil boll
turtee. Umpire Snejtwood. Ttme-1'43.
At RyrsAUsv Rain.
tTeatera League Clara.
At jmwankee-Vltwsdkee. 7 Mlnnespolte. 1.
At ftrsnd KsMds-4trsnd llsptds. 1 1 1 Toledo, 8.
At Indlaaspolls Indtanspolis, 81 Detroit, o.
Oa Other Fields,
sujAsirn a. c, I0 Atriy, 4.
TheFllssbeth A. C l"t the Alphssof Prooklyn st
Flltsleth yeslenlsy by hesvr hltllne. Ogden msde
the very nnuaital jtsy of throwing a wan out at Urit
base fron centra field. The scorn 1
BtiiAkxra A. a. Ainu.
s.ls.r.o.i.it. n.ls.r.n. a. E.
MIUe,s.s 8 J 1 I I Msekrrrte.Sb I I 6 ll 1
Melndoe, lb.. a n 0 1 Kelnsth.l f 8 1 0 0
i.utlK-rrr, Jo.,1 1 4 1 0 Frltf . It b . 0 17 10
Iley.udb .1 1 ft 7 0 Wliidlsch.'ib.o u n 8 1
Rcbeld, r , .,.8 8 7 I 0 cfuUlry.c.f novo 0
Ofilen,C.f. ,0111 0 MstUiews,s S.0 0 II 0 0
Barber, I. f. .10 8 0 0 rreneh. r f 0 1 10 0
Knspp,r,t.,l BOO Olwlnp. .1 8 1 S 0
Ollror, P. ...0 0 0 8 8 Joyce, o. 0 110 0
Totals l7l47l7 ll Totsla ...,777 7 7
SllsabethA.C. (040008 0-10
Alpha . .0 0800010 0-4
Kerned rune-FlUaheth A. C 0; Alphs. 8. First base
bv errors-Kllssbeth A C. 1 Alpha, ft. I.ert on biees
-TIUsbelhA C.,H. Alpha 10. First Ihuh on Inlls-Uff
ntlroy. 4 off Vlichs, 4. Rturck ont-Br (lllrny. rl,
biFuchs. I. Tbrehase hit Melndoe. fwo-biwehlta
Knorp. Wlndlech. l'ucbs. RscrlOce hlt-iriu. Rtolen
be-Mfindoe. I)slr. rVhebl, Knspp. Msckenele,
ftstthews. IMubl plsrs-Psley, l.urlierry, ami Mix
ndoe. Will pltch-(inny. I'aesed lulls-Shtld, t
Joyce, 1, Umpire Derrlman. Time 140.
sxLumu, 6, rAsnux, 8.
Tlie Belleville A. C. team detested the rastlmee on
the llellevllle School (Ironnds yeeterdsy tu a heavy
batting and shsrp Orldlng gsne. Threcorei
rAmxjr. I srxtxrnjjr.
s ls.ro. A. a, s.lnro.A.r.
Orahams.pea 4 U 0 0 Ferneon,lba 8 W 0 o
Keller, I. f. . 0 1 n I 0 Smith. Sd b 10 8 8 1
Hbree,cs.s.l 8 7 3 0 Noons n, p 1 a I 3 0
Conlln.s s.,p 8 8 0 4 IKhinnnn.e s, 1 8 8 8 0
Hctiolllltle.aii I 1 P i 1 FVarl.Udh 0 18 8 0
Ollorman.Ob.O 18 8 llMnrnn.fr. 118 0 0
Olynn, lb , , 0 O 7 0 OiParwll. 0 0 18 8
Cotnriker.cf.l 8 0 0 0 Crnmpton.r f. 0 1 u 0 0
Osrrtson, r.f.l u 0 0 lira ton, e.f 0 1 1 tlj
Totals 7 i7 27 15 71 Totals .7 13 871 7
KllevlteA.C 10 3 0 0 0 8 0 8-8
stlme. 000000 3-0
Earned runs-llellsTllte A. C, 4 psstlme. 4. First
naee on rrrum IWIetlllu A C. II. l'sltlme. 8. Left
on bsees-IWIevtlle A. C.P. Pstlm. R riribseon
ball-Off Urahams. a; off Conlln. i: off .Voonnn, a.
hlolen uaeei-llllsrllle A. 0 , 7i ltllne, 0. ritruck
ont ItyOrshm,3,byColtn,8 hyoonnn 4. Home
runs ttrslisnis. Bndth Ttiree-tiaee hits- sinee, c.
ralskej (8). lergtieeoa, trampion. TwikI aso hits
Osrrtton, UcUpnlAle, Conlln. liormsn. Crampton.
KacrlDr hits-Kelley, Comkey, rvrjueson. Hit by
pliiher-drahanis, ll Conlln. l.Noonan. 8. pa'wd
Imlls-Urshnms, I: Rheese, ll rsnell, X. Umpire
Uodg. Time hours.
statu istArn A.c, 8; amnros A. c, n.
Xxw ParoRTos. 8. UJaly 81. The Brighton and
Staten lelAud Athletic cluta plsreil at est Brighton,
Btaten Island this afternoon. The score 1
atsaros a. c. statxx uuin a. c.
a.ls.1 O.A.X. a.lr.r.0 a.x.
r DonVn, suo 1 a 1 a ltsywooi, p s o a o
hatch, s. a.. 8 18 8 SCarr. c 8 1 7 0 0
llsiirey.c 1 811 8 U Miller. If 18 10 0
Korwarup 110 8 n I. Ilooney, IKO 14 8 8
Parr In. If. 0 0 10 0 t bra Arid, lh.1 I 191 0
SDon'eon.r ( 0 0 8 1 l.llohsn. s.s .00841
cAnlln,Cf 1 8 0 0 0 llowden 8b 0 0 .1 n 8
l-anjthenr, IbO 0 7 0 olllojt,cf I n 0 1 0
Woods, ad b. 1 Sao J. Ilooney, r.f.l 8000
Totals.. 7io7 7l7l Totals. 7 7s7l7 7
sutenliUod A.C. ,. 0 1 t n t 0 4 0-0
Brighton A.C . 0 0 8 0 0 1111-4
Esrned runs-Ctaten Inland A C, 8: Brlshton A. C,
8. First b by errorsRtntcn Island A C.O, Prtgh
ton A. C U Left on liaee Msteu l,lsnd A. I.. 7
Brighton A. C . 7. nuesou lulls tiff Hrj wool. .1, off
orwsn. 3 Struck out By Hm wood. 3, bv Kornsn,
1. Home run-lleyeroml Three boe hit llanley.
Tnobse hits Csrr. I lt,.one. SjurlOt" hit How.
den. Stolen bssee-csrr. Miller, thesternsll, Bsrrh,
ilanley, Korwan, IU Uonsldeoa, McAtdllTe, Woods.
Wild pltcheo-Korwan. a 1'aaeed llls-llanler, s.
Pouble play Uay wood, now den, sud Cbes'erueld.
Umpire-Cole. Tlme-a 10.
sew jssasrr a. c, 11; west run a.cB.
rfome-rnnhltttnrwas a prominent fraturn of the
superb stick work aoae by both te'emf tn the return
fismestomervllle yestenUy afternoon Iwtween the
ew Jersey Athletic Clob"k Imll toseers and the Went
End Athletic Clubs atne, th Jerssyinen again being
easy winners. The scorer
xxw jzasxr a. c. i wrrr x-vb a. c
s.lsro.1. a.1 a.lro.A. .
Cary. e. f , .4 g 3 0 11 noffntan. 8b 1 V 4 a 0
K. Uonn'ly.Sb.l 101 0 Jlsjor. Mb 0 0 .1 1 1
Currls. e .. .8 8 10 0 1 i'utd. a s . I 8 o 4 0
Horper. Iitb.1 8 8 0 Srjones. c. o 1 3 .1 3
Msrk.adb. Ills n Martin., lb 1 1 IS 1
Ksuiry, L f ,.o 1 8 0 0 J M Iwsux'npn 1 1 I u
stewsrl, p 0 I i( 8 0 U M'L.i''n.fr.l 1111
Vreeton. s. I 0 8 8 0 TownTry. r f 1 0 0 1 1
CDoaay, r.f.l 100 OGsetou, r.f OullO
Totals 11 i 87 10 7 Totsls 8 8 87 10 7
Tew Jersey A. C. , 8 0 8 4 10 0 0 1-U
WeetEnd A.C . 100 0 11 0880-8
Earned runs hew Jersey A P.3, WettPndA t'.."l
Flrt ban- by rrors New Jersey A.r, 4; N.,tKnd
A.CI. Left on bases-New Jerv-y .C. 8, Welt Tud
A. C-,7. First bM on lsllt-Off Rtewart, 1; off U.
McLsnghlln, 3, off J. Mel snghlln. V. Ktruck otit-lty
stewsrt, v. by w XeLsiurulln. Miby J MrLaitirhlln. .
yioms runs ttoffmsn. Itorner, Cnrrle. Msrk Two
tesse hits H Donnelly, Rtertsrt, HorTmsn. INn,I. Jonn.
Becrtflc bits staek, Jonrs. ilsiton, Rtolen naeee
Sary tai. Horner, W. McLaughlin tai mxiM plays
lorfirutn, ItsrLlns. and 3la.)r. P,)Ol, llorTnuii. and
arklni, (luton and Hoffinsn Hit by pitcher By
trwsrt. Jones, raued balls Cvrrte. It Jones, J.
Umpire slsrk and barenport Time 1 S3.
oarrrow, 0, Aasraaoisr, V,,
JornsTowir, July 21. The John.towns defeate,! the
Ameterdsms her to-day In au Interfiling baseball
game. The score:
JOHXSTOWV. I AXSTXEOAH.
- ln.ro A. X. B. isro. A.X,
ninrt, I f 0 1 0 0 11 lllrkey.s.s o u ,1 8
Wllber. Mb 1118 8 Dowd.r I n a 0 0
Casildy. lttb.1 111 0 OITrslnrr. M b I 3 8 11
tirove. r. f .1 1 9 0 0 Csrr, If 113 0 0
Mulllxsn.c.f I 10 OHowsrd. 8lb0 o 4 0 0
Mitchell, v 18 4 0 0 Beetle, r f 1000
rett.s. s 0 13 0 OComlus.c. f 118 0 0
Leonsrd.8dh.l 8 3 4 0 rnli, Ittb 113 0 0
Anderson, p . 8 0 S 0 ahaw, p 0 10 8 0
UcPUshl'd, p.0 1 0 1 0
Totals 0 1 37 10 8
Totsls 0 b.'d 0 8
Cassldy out for running out of lias.
Johnstown. ... 01180080 0-0
Amelerdsm BOoOOOOO 0-4
F.arned runs Johitown. 8 First base on errors
Johnitown, 1 1 AmiMrdam, 8. Left on bases-Johnstown,
13, Ametenlsnt, 6. Two-base hlia Vltchell,
Carr, Dsvls. First bsse on lulli-orr Xrt'srtlsnd. 4.
SfiT Aaderson, i. Struck out By KePsrtlsnd. : hy
haw, j, by Aadrrsoa, 4 Hit br pircbel bsll-Ky
XePsrllaud, Stolen base Cueel ly I-rett, 1 raiurr
Wild pitches Anderson, 1; McPartland, 1, Time
li40. Vlaiplre C, teiao.
SOSTH SIDX A. IX, 13, aoaAXT . . C 8.
Tbs North Bids A. a esstly defeated the Itosary B B.
C, la a savaa taualng ganualiloil llaieu yesterday,
Ths scores
xoxTit sms a. c. I aosAsr a. a r.
a. laro-A-r- alsrot.x
Oresoe, a a.. I 8 0 0 1 Moore, e s u H I 11 u
IMtenus, r. f 3 1 I V o!o .Nrll.ltl b u 0 x o 8
ljimsr.e J 8 7 1 0 Burke e t Ml lot
llamll.p , 0 1 OUarren.c I 0 7 4 .1
felonli h, I 1 .0 17 0 I Mi-Conu.ll.n. u ll a 8 n
fH-ott,IMb 118 1 1 Cunlw.ad h 0 n a ii n
Patterson,! f 1 0 0 Ollel8Uesn.8b.O ll II 1 3
Olblis,c f 8 3 0 0 0 MurlJiy, I f 0 ll ll II 8
HI kmore, ab 3 8 3 ojoi'siu'ter.r.fj 1 o o u
Touts. ij,7iT7 7 TotsU 8 8 81 7 10
rtortb Hide AC 104183 11
Uwary 11. BC. ., OOOlluu 8
Earned runs Worth Bide. 7 First bsse by errors
North 8t,te, 4, Hoaary, 8 Lsft on bun -North ldi,
4. Hoeary, 7 llrstxasa on balls -urt Hanill, 4,tt
WcConuelh 1 StruiVout-By llsmtt. 7: by JlcOon
nell, 11 Two-bass hlts-Lamsr, Hsmll Scull, illbbs.
Three-base hits Lamar, Blackruore, Huore Htuie
rur.s-irrene, Olbbs. Stolea bases horth Side, 4
Wild plubss-McCoantU. U. Passed balU-llarrin, 6.
Umplrs ti'innaa. Time 1 40.
ASxnoToa, 18; xvtut a. c, 7.
Orest Is the joy In Arlington, X J., for yesterdsy ths
creek ball loiters of tbsl pretty suburb went In .Sut
ler and defeated ths Nulls A. (.'. alas, Th score
IllUr A C. I A8I1SOTOV
io.ro. a. r-1 .. a.israAE.
Baurord, b 118 3 I 'Thorn, d h 8 1 .1 0 0
tuogan, r f 1 8 u 0 OlPrnul.r f 1110 1
Dlruu, 1st b. 1 1 0 0 I lux, ss 8 1 1 II 0
Oeer.l f 1001 Cunnor litUJ 8701
Bucabee.s.s J I I 8 0 Hwrrs. c I J J u
Breslln, c. f u I 0 f Culler. 3d b I 8 8 0
Crsbtrer.c f 0 1 1 0 0 Clarksou.c 1 1 n u I
ClemenU b u 1 8 8 I Sulllrsa.! f 3 1 u o 0
M'uowery.cO 0 3 8 8 Flynn, p 12 111
UuruA.p iiTii ruttU ,;-;
Totals. 7 8118 8
Arlington . 0 0 0 8 I 0 0-11
hutlryA I) d u I 8 0 u ii 7
Larne.1 runs Arllngkiu, o; Mutley A t . I llret
bsse by errors- Arllnstun, 4i huller A.C. 8 UJlou
bues-Arllnlou. J, Nutley A (. . 3 Flnl base ou
balls (iff 1 1) un, 4, off Burns abtrurkoit B) Flynn,
8, by Burns, a. Tola. bile- 1" ltogere, Hynn,
liaeaford.Loiitisa. SacrlAc blte-clemenu, Ihukle,
Itigers rrout stoleu bates Thorn t4. Pro t ox
it), lUurriU). Clarksou. llynn. PouLU play, Bau
fonl Plen. and Montgomery Hit by piuber-Uy
Flyun 1 by Burnt, a. Wild pltca-Flyuu I mud
Uille-Jlontomery, I, nogsrs, 1, Uuplrs Mvlxoe.
TUne-l 40.
IAHlAO A. r , 8, LOT0LA 11,1
At Uadlson, N J yssurday, after a.vsry exciting
ft rue, the MadUoas defeated ths Loyolas by the fur
owing score t
LOTOLA A A. I MADISOX A. C
n. ls.ro. a. x- a.laro.A.x
tonoghsn.Lf o 1 0 u 1 ae,g4b.. ,.11330
MiIXjuaI.I.SIi.1 tie lLum.Lf 0 0 1 0 O
LouwcU.lttb.3 17 0 Kcclrsth. lb 1 0 u 1 1
KheUyf,8bO 118 orrUB,c. 1 0 1 o 1 o
Prto. c 1 i O.tUoomtr.c. .0071 1
OVoa'l vb..tro 01 O'l'.ysn.p 10180
nitebman,rO 0 10 OMeyler.adb .01830
XcQuAde,.. 1 I Ii lttesrtio'gh.aaO 0 3 8 0
Lynch, p 0 0 0 I 6 Iiysrtoa,r.f..i 110 0
Totsis. .. 7 7t7i7 7) Total. ....7 77i7 7
Loyola A. A. . . ., 1 0 S 0 o 0 0 0 04
aUdlsoa A.C - (OliltVoo 08
Eanud runs-Kadlsoa A. r, I ; Loyola AA- . First
Uas by error-ILUUou A.C6; LcyoU A.A,8- Ltfl
, ,- s-.. . ..- ...--
on bases Ksdleon A.&.7 Level A. t, 18. First b
on bll-0 lynehjli jff Brae-.n. struelr ont-by
Lrncti, 8 by ltyan.B TWfMsTilTejute. Sseirf.
fife hlts-Msdlson A7C- 4.LoyptaA. A., 8. toln
bsjtes-Jlsdtsrm A. CJ, ! Loyola A. A , R. Hit ty
KSeSao. ffiplrelenTTlrnelil
At ntosittcr fAM.
Edaey 0O0p000 0-
mgltland 4 11 1 0 1 1 0 8 ..-18
Base hlts-Rklney. 81 lonj tttsnfl, IS , Xrmtt-Md.
hey, i Iini lilsnd, t. Battsries-Col and Ooos;
Moran ad Clin,
tronnots .. 0 8 0 I I ,0 4 0 0-
Wyandotte 1 0 8 I 0 10 8 0 ,,-11
. Bsse hllt-tmnupts, 8i Wrsadott. 14. Krrors
trodtinU,"; ysndottf, B. Bttrles-Btahlen and
lllrney; Ksufmsn and Chlsholm.
nesolute 8 p B 0 8 0 ft t t-17
JFtna , 01000403 4-11
tls hit Hesotnte, St Tins, I. Krrors-rteenlat,
oi tins, 14, Hatterles-liougherty and Usydoni
uowdey snd Clsrk and Bond.
Brooklyn, Jr 4 8 8 -t
lkked .Nine. 188 0-14
Psso nll-flnok1yn. Jr , Im Picked Sine, R. Frrors
Brooklyn, Jr.. 4i lVte'rflne, 7. Bstteries Msdden
and ottmcri lloruu and Boyce.
Fred'k Lowr 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1-
Jouraeay Irurnham . .1388800 0-11
Usee hits-Fred k Loeser. 3; Jnurnesy A llurnbsm,
P. rrrors Freil k Loeeer, l Joumesy Bnmtmm, .
Hsttrrles-Kevlns andbalyi Usllsghrrand Jicunlre.
rstotnscs. 13 7 0 A 8 10-40
Young Many 8 0 3 0 0 4-16
riseMtt-Ptitiimses.t.1 YoungUsiTys, p. Furors
Pstomsra, 4 ) nuiig Msnys. 14. Batteries Ilorserasn
and llorrowi Frank and Ulbbs.
t.yle .04008000 7-14
t.lant A.C ... 080011000-4
Ksee hlts-Lyle, IBs Olant A. C. S. Frrort-t.yle, 8r
nt A.C.O llsttrrles-Uutchlnson snd Saruos and
lncenti Buck and W aid.
N.YT.andr.Co. single
men. , ,., . 4 8 1 7 1 1 10 0-t8
Sl.l and P. Co. mar
ried mea 4 7 40011 8 0-81
Pasehlts-ftlagtorntn. lot tnsrrted rnen,S Rrrors
einale men, lit merrted men. 8 luttterles ltovk
hill and Pelun Klrbyand Roirgeaosmp,
nodarya p M 0 0 0 8 8 8 0-0
Jeffersons 89000000 0-14
FJms , 000040000-4
Uustlsrs 0 0 10 7 8 0 1-84
at EUXAitgrrtroRT.
NewsrkF.O. 10800080 0-8
MgIlsntA.0 3 10 0 0 0 0 0 ,,-U
at coaacnrAW.
Whltons 4 0 0 0 8 8 0 1-10
Ernoryi 0 00300110-4
at satvixw rArx.
Alphss 110 0 100-7
Hudson 0 8 8 8 0 0 118 ..-SO
at snoxx ronrr.
Brass Buttons A. C. 0 I ft 4 1 1 8-17
AvsnuU Athletics... 8100008 0-11
at era nva osouos.
Toung Men's Lesgue 181000100 8
Den ITur ...... 8 110 8 0 4 1 ..-11
Das bits Young Men's League, 8; Ben 11 ur, 8. er
rors Young Men's League, R; Ben Uur, 8.
AT wisnivoTOv, x. I.
WssMngton, 3 8 10010 0-10
Phllllpsburgn 0 0 0 0 0 1 1003
AT KOaWALK.
Corwslks 0004010 1-R
nlons..., u 1 0 0 1 0 0 87
sraua laxe, s. i.
Hollywood O 4 8 1 I 8 0 0-18
Bprtng Lake 01008100-S
Base hlts-tlollywood, In Kprlng Lake, 4. Batteries
Clark and Pfilngi Mckson end slerry.
AT riltRJtOST.
riennonl 0 088000108
Wcatohoro 731J8100 8-18
at urocLrrowrr.
Asylum , 11010384 0-19
Irunsldesof jtswsrk 0 808000000
at oxxrvnxg.
Monitor A.C. 1 10 0 0-2
hllveretle A. 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
at sraisonxui L. I.
Anitln Nichols t Co.., 83001S0O 0-11
bprlngllrld mars. . 0JO08O00O-B
at nxsatx.
Jsmalea 0 3 4 0 18
luthlng,A.O 100 .. 11
at Moaars muss, R. i.
nrMpllsl .... ... 0 1114 18 0-81
Clark iO.X.T 0 0 18 0 10 10-0
Bsse hits noapltal. all O N. T.. II. Errnrs-nos-
Slul, S. u h. T S. UstUrles-Hllsr and Ilaffertyi
Ube snd Townley.
at KorutrsTowv, a. j.
R. I. C C, BeeerrM.. 300008010-7
Morrletown Field Club 017J0814 ..18
Bsehtts-M F. C, lit lteeerves. fi rrrors-M. T.
C,. 8; Itrsr-rvee, 10. Batterles-Btebbtns and Adss;
Itskcr and Turnbull.
at wist ARUvrrrox.
West Arlington ... 0 1 ft 0 0 8 811
Woodllde 8080U800 1-11
at iT'oncasr.
Lyndburst 0400000 8-
Independent 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 1 80
At Tosxxa.
V. M C. A, lfl, Oorham, 2.
At Jersey Clty-Purttans. IS; J. C. B. tS. 0, 9.
BaMball Oaaa To-day.
XAVtOVAl. IXIOUI ARO AUXSJOAX AasOCtAttO.
leuUrllle vs. Cincinnati, st LoulirtUa
St. Louis vs. Chicago, at St, Louie.
nruaaASrrs,
Hsrrtsoa A. 0. vs. Ten Kycks, at Barrtsoa,
Baseball Notta
W. n. n Orlrfin come from Utlrs, S, T.
II E. Davli The New Yorkt plae,l seventeen csmes
on the Western trip, the) won tntrteen snd lost four.
The Arlington Lrsru H. tl Club of Bshwsy, M,J,
have July rfrt opru. HLlch they would like to clot
with tome good club. Address William T. Ilernhsnl,
manset r, luihne) , M, J
The seeretsry of tli Wstsetalng Field Cluhaa c,
would like to know the sddreeM of the Montromery
11 U C the Kl sling tl ll C , tth of Jereey Cltr. and
the Suburban A.C Addnss slnuel Wilde, 74 Marry
avenue. Last Orange, 2s. J.
The Brighton A C hsve a f cw dstes open tnfteptem
bersnd aleo Hundsys In Augmt. and wlih tn close
ssmonlth reliable club, the Elisabeth A. C,, Qraajts
A. C.l'sterson, nnd troneldes preferred AddneaLlT.
1nMon ami Hooper, managers, 13J hsw Jersey ave
nue, Bniklyn,
TheOrsnge t C. sceompanledby a Isrre delegstlon
of rooters, Journeye,! to Knirlewuod ) esterday Th
home team hail a surprise in store for the vliltors In
theehapeof Huyler Westereelt, whooreupiedlliebox.
The rleltr m kot one hit snd two bavee on tails off his
plti hlnr, while three men struck out. Print pitched
m-l toll fur Orsrut e, allnn-tng tut on hit snd hitting
abetter nndetrtklng out the three batters In the tee.
und Inning. Tbv rsln then earns down In torrents,
csuilug the gAiuo to be called
THE IHLEMiTA KT1J.C CHAIIPIOK
Edmund Flak' Fl Keel Tacbt Easily De
feats tier Opponent.
PnfLTCit Isi.AtD.July 51,-ThcaocondspecIal
regatta of the Shelter Island Yacht Club was
silled this afternoon nern course In Deerlng
Harbor and Gardiner's Uay, The wind wan
fairly steady, a trifle too slack at times, but
aside from that the afternoon was Ideal for sail
ing, and every yacht and craft In the harbor
not In tho race vtaa out to soo th context.
About twenty boats wire entered, of which
eighteen finished. The feature of the race was
the test of the new fill keels which were added
to tho club this year for tho purpose
of defeating Edmund Fish' racer Dilemma,
champion of her class for the last three season.
The Wild Cat, Mr. Olmtenl' new fin keel, did
not finish. tha broke her rigging on the second
round and dropped nut, Th other two nsw
boats, tho Consternation, owned by John W,
ti Irani a, and Commodore I.ynch's L) nx were not
In It w 1th the Dilemma, which won easily. The
I,) nx was second, The Dilemma was designed
by HcrrcsholT, and is tne first fin keel ever
sailed In these water.
Th Tlgrea a closely followed by the Eido
lon at th finish, but the rac was not quit
satisfactory tu the spectators, aa the Eidolon
was grounded on tho second round and delayed
at least three minute before her rfew could get
her oir. The Pigeon, Mr. Wcstlake's boat, was
not allotted to sail, aa there was no boat In the
class tn compete with her The smaller boats of
the club were well matched, and they kept
quite close tourthtr throughout nith the excep
tion of th tolus. ow ned by W. H. Beckwlth.
which distanced her rivals. Ihe IS'arona finished
first iu her class of sloops, and the Nip and Tuck
won In tho third-class cats The tlm of the
boat at the finish is as follows;
sloops class a.
Cbe, Ttm.
ParAr. Ou-wer. at h. s.1
Tlxrru Jtruet Weir . . 3 18 18
EldUoa U. r Crosby 8 11 83
SLOOPSCLASS C
Dilemma K. FUh . . 4 80 S3
1 ynx Commodore Lynch 3 4ia 01
I'uatternstlon. John Sterns 8 80 44
V. dd tat, t bar let Olniatrad (bid not finish)
SLOOPS CLASS Ll,
Hrrmet rhsrles Otlt 3 18 04
Uarxiwrlu John Cutter . 8 BO 34
parous C P Brlgbaru 8 48 13
CATS Sirotll CLASS.
Kou W II ItKkwItU 4 84
Muela T M Tow I 8 i.' 04
t utlcw T C, -tllcbis . .8 4 43
Kttcllo ii. V Wliltuey .8 04 kd
CATS THIBD CLASS.
Nip snd Tuck W A Brown 81 08
Hauler T, A. Howell . . 8 SI OJ
lllna . (harlesBelden S 04 S3
Alert U U Henderson- 8 11 88
audvr. .. .HjctupUiu UvatU .8 0181
ThDolr Pi-ot th Bttr Ilaat.
A matcn raoo for th championship of th
KUl von Hull Yacht Club of Purt HUhmond,
StaUa Island, sod a swptake pur, was
sailed yesttrday afternoon by th cat boat
Doctor, owned by Dr. T. F. BarUr. snd th
Maria, owned by Bos 4 Human. Tho court
was from a ttaks boat off th club house in th
Kill von Kuil, to sad around k'ort Lafayttta. la
the Narrows, and rcturn-1 H was a beat to wind
ward to the fort and a run horn. Th Doctor
prated th batter boat at vry point snd won
by 4 minute J seconds. X .mauhfor S100 m
aids has been mad between th Uarls and th
rrjLnk, owned by C. McQleghaa of Bsjorin.
yL
THIS TIME TUE VIGILANT.
BATTtlKO WINDS, JtVT TttK CK.V.
rRBBOAltDBlt OZT8 TltCUK.
The TlrttannUiB Vsaal.t'resse the Rtart
lag Line la Fronl, hnt the Amerlenn llont
Boon rieks Iter t'p, nad Make Onlne on
Almost Kvery Ieg-The Tlgllnnt Has a
Lead of a Minutes nnd An Heeond After
rtre.slxthsoflhel'onr If asTlern Hailed,
bnt 1OSes O Mlnnte nnd ) Heronds on
aa Almost Head treat of Five nnd a Hair
Mile from Klsh Lightship to Mttglln.
Ki.vostowk, Ireland, July 21. Luck In fnlnt
uTcercaand ability In brisk vtlrds gtvo t Iclory
to Ihn Amerlenn sloop Vigilant In tho (Ift)-mllo
rsco to-dy, thrco times oter tho Mto-hApcd
course of the Itoynl Ht. (leorge's Ynrht Club.
Tho Urlton wss beaten .1 minutes nnd 110 sec
onds, actual time. With nil nllownntonf 1 min
ute and 10 seconds, tho Britannia's detent will
be 3 minutes and UU seconds. Tho contest was
long drnwn out, tho nternge speed of tho duel
ists being about 0 0 hnutlcnl miles tier hour.
Tho Vigilant lotcrcd tho course In 7 hours 50
minutes and fl seconds, nnd the Britannia In 7
hours 63 minutes slid 42 seconds. There were
moment when there was some real rat Ing, but,
taken as a whole, tho contest was Inconclusive.
The Vigilant led at every mark save one, and
was, In a brisk run to the Klsh lightship on tho
third round, nenrly 0 minutes ahead.
B. eXv Jf" lrW
S- r
Tttt couner or YMTtntJAY's ixaci:
There was s depressing Influence for Ameri
can yachtsmen In the weather they needed as
they merged from companlnnw ys this morn
ing and cast a weather ryo skyward. The) hsro
bean almost com Inced by the successes of tho
Britannia In light winds that she Is a better
yacht when wlilto caps aroint Isllile, nnd Ihey
were prepared for n hopeless stern clme. 1 ho
wind was light from tho norlluvc-t, nnd front
thootercA'tsky there camo occvdmuil humts
of rnln. Tho course was the same rut In jrster
day's fluky contest. From n mark host nt the
mouth of the harbor. nptolto tho bttnkuntrr,
the first leg extends in the northeast to ltne
beg, about three and n half miles; the second
leg runs seaward fle rnlli-, nlHiut enst snutli
rsst.lo the Klsh lightship: thence southwet to
theMugllns; the final leg is from the Mugllns
home, ntxiut two nnd a half miles. The pruu is
tallied nt f 100.
Tho yachts enme for the lino rluhtopsAlls on.
They were timed Just ns they turned tho homo
msrlc. Before doing so they had a little leg of
several hundred yards tnmike. running nnrtli
n est Into the rr ies of tho wind. 'lhiyltilTtd
up at the stakebnnt nnd turned It In this manner:
Britannia lfl 31 08
Vigilant. ... . ... . 10 Jliiu
Both headed westward, with tho ulnd over
the stnrbnard bow. They stood on this roure
for about fifteen minutes, tar h trl Ing for l tin
weathur liositiun. By thus heading Into the
bav they were nnblel tn make n somen hnt
broader reach to Uocleg. Tho msnieiivre
brought the wind more on the port Isaiii, Broud
rcachlntr In light weather, the llrltsnuln'-' t-kliv.
per evidently thought, tins moro frttornble lo
his Taclit than work with sheets nlrnimt flat
tened. Tho Vigilant surprised Iho talent by
slipping ahead nnd rounding ltneheg 1 minute
and 4 seconds before tho Britannia, 'lime:
MglUnt . . II II 30
Britannia . 11 in '14
The wind wa rising A bit. and blowing over
tho starboard quarter In the five-nille run for
the Klsh lightship. The Vigilant led by 1 minute
snd 40 second at that point, having put thirty
six seconds to her credit In the run from Hose
beg, and hating gained since the start 1 mlnuto
and 87 seconds. Time at Klsh.
vigilant ... . .. 18 11 10
Britannia li 18 50
Jttt nfter they rounded the lightship the wind
shifted tn anutltjreM, making a derid bent across
the IUi-iiiid-n-lmlf mile stretch to the Mugllns.
The battle was nof mode In short bonrdi, nnd
the quickness of the Britannia in stajs timblnl
her t reduce the Vlgllr.nt's lead to 1 minute
and '-' seconds whin they passed tho Mugllns,
aa follows:
Mgllsnt Hits 18
Britannia , 1.' 17 4 J
The wind teemed In hnt e s outhi rly tendency
alter the adhts cliiirrd the Muglint, its they
set spinnakers to port and Urge Jilvt tn (null
all the wind that might spill from or tlnde the
Immense side sails. Ihe wind shifted again
and spinnakers were taki n In 11 ey urrvngiin
set, and once more hauled In when tho nlnd
came out of the en-1, puff) nnd uncertain Thny
completed the llret round with thu Vigilant
lending by 4 minutes and VO set rinds. She waa
having fume of tho luck which hod before been
the Britannia's own In all races. Tlnio nt tho
home mark:
vtstisnt I lfiiis
llrltaanla .... 1 10 U3
The wind freshened, and tho Britnniiti, lielng
astern, felt Its Influence first ami sllghtl) closed
the wide gap between herself and her rhal. It
was a reach tn the Ilnsebeg, this lime with the
wind on the starlMiartl bow. The Vigilant lost
1 minute and IS seconds, hat ing now a Itodof
U minutes and C seconds, llmo at Kuscbeg,
Vigilant 1 sn no
Britannia . 1 3:1 B3
The wind hod shifted tn south when thornier
turned the Ilnsebeg huor. The laru Jib tnpsl!s
used on the reach were hauled down and xm.iller
ones substituted The Britannia picked tip 12
seconds and was now 'J minutes and il) seconds
astern at the Klsh lightship. Time.
Visitant , ... 8i34 SO
Bntaunla , .' .17 ID
The ynrhts were not timed at theMugllns.
The breeie died nut and they drifted southward
on the ebbing tide with maslsperpendlcutarutid
sails Idly flapping The Britannia, had the
weather position when the wind inme up nut of
tho southwest. She got to the Mugllns mark
almost at tho same time as the Vigilant, and
when they rounded tho Briton was perhaps
a bowsprit la the lead. Tho wind ua
combing tip the whit raps now. ard the Vlgl.
lant got a true Yankee gait on her In the broad
two-und-a.half.mllo reach the Vigilant titer
hauled tho cutter, and rounded the home mark,
finishing the second round 1 minute and 17
seconds ahead. It was a spinnaker breeio tn
Itosebeg. Booms wero dropped to port and tho
big sails blossomed, towing the racers north
northeast with renew cd spied. The Vigilant
gained twenty-one moro conds In this three-and-a-half-mlle
run, and was 1 minute and UH
seconds ahead at thu llusebtg buoy, Time;
Vigilant 4 07 40
Britannls 4 OU 14
Th sens were hissing along and bubbling ot er
lee rails lit the run for the Klsh lightship. The
Vigilant exhibited her capability In running in
a brisk wind, said tn be her forte, by rounding
the lightship ft minutes and 33 secunds ahead or
the cutter. rhe had thus gained on tho flic,
mile leg 7 minutes and 13 seconds Then the
ficklu British wind began to fail and ankce
feces fell with It, Th yachts rounded Klsh oa
follow!
MgtUnl 4 S8.18
Britannia 8 01 04
It was almost a desd heat tin tho leg from
Kith to the Mugllns. 'Ihe nchta stood sway on
tho iurt tack. The light breeze 1m reased slight
ly, The Britannia stood out further, mi she
might fetch iho Mugllns murk on theuext tack,
Tho Vigilant mado tl.o mark In thrteirtiks In
this light windward oik of flic end u half
miles the Vigilant lost tl minutes and '-.'H mi oiuR
hhe was still a leader by :.' minute and ." set -ouds,hkh
was ample M set tire Per the rtory
if she held her own ua tho short leg home, 1 iiu
at Mugllns.
Vlgllsnt- s M 03
Britannia, e 00 30
Th wind took a westerly turn, and It was a
fight close-hauled fur the home mark 'Iho
Vigilant added 1 minute and 14 seconds to her
lead, tho finish being a follows t
Msllant 8 80 03
Britannia 1 1 4a
In the race between the ten-raters tho I.lteth
beat the Dakotab.
Lonixix, July -'l.-TbeOlaigow Jlttolil ta)s
to-day: "The Britannia has established hersci.
pertorltyover tho Vigilant under almost every
condition of weather. The British hold their
own In handling yachts. The Americans said
hard things about the skipper and crews of the
Thistle and Valkyrie when thsy were sailing In
Nsw York waters, but their lauguago now will
probably b mora respectful."
Kill Voa Kail Tatat Clate Bsgatta.
Th Kill Yoa KuU Yacht Club will hold their
midsummer regatta oa Saturday, Aug. 4, at 3
o'clock P.M. Tho course will be on the Kill
snd In Newark Bay. The conditions for entries
are that owner must sail their boats snd use
only stationary ballast. Th classc are: Claw
A, sloop: ClaasB. catboet over 23 feet : Class
0, cat boats, 'JO feet and under S3 feelt Class D,
catboats, 1 ft and undr 30 feet; Claa E,
tvslboat. 16 feet seder 18 fet; Oaas F, catboats
under 10 feet. A special prlsswiU be provided
for tn boat making ths b4t correetsd tlm ot
th court.
THS TAQVKnO 8TII.Z. WOTt.
Bh Finished First for tksOshonseCaaTe
terday. The little fleet of SI. footers held another of
their re gftltAS on Ixmg Itlind Sound yesterday
when they took part In the Indian Harbor Yacht
Club's special race for a I1CW cup or ft purse of
equal Tlu offered by Vice-Commodore Wil
liam Osborn of the sloop Crocodile. Yester
day' rsco wa the first of a series of three for
this particular trophy, and, as almost all of
thrsa little rncers hud been rcrlggcd nr had
repaired their damages from prtvloui contests.
It m tl might omo good racing would enne.
For some unknown reason the demon of 111 luck
seems to pnrsuo these Utile racers, snd while,
for it wonder, none of them broke down yester
day, the race, so fsr ss n contest was concerned,
wss Just as unsatisfactory as any of Its prtd
eicssure. IhU In n largo mensuro was duo to
fluky ttlnds, calms, and rhangcablo breciea,
which, ni one disgusted spectator remarked,
reminded htm more of the good old Clyde than
staid nnd respertsblo Iing Island rVmnd.
The HerrcKlinlf boats were ssnsusl one, two,
three, nnd ugaln the Vsrjuero proved herself the
superior of tho cnttro fleet snd added another
tlctory to hrr rrcdlt. The Hourl, howcier, after
rounding tho Mntlnltock mark somithlngllko
half sn hour ntcrnnf the Vanltcro. pulled up
on her sister fin on the mn down to Ccntro
Island buoy and took tho lead and windward
berth on the reach home. Hhe looked for nil the
world like a winner, when the nlnd headed her
off Just hy the finish line, and the result as tho
Vaoucro, helped by n fttnrable slant of wind,
slipped across the finish linn 1 minute M sec
onds ahead of tho Hourl.rlilch had hird work to
beat the Cells for second plat e by the nnrrow
margin of 81 seconds.
In Justice to the Vaqurro, however. It should
be said that the wss the first boat to cross the
line, and when the boat were apparently hold
ing the same wind she Increased her lead at the
outer ru.trk at Matlnlrock. Whtlo sho was In
reality only a mile ahead of the Hourl nnd CellA
In tho light sir, tho led tho Hour! Sll minutes 35
seconds and the Cells C4 minutes 63 seconds,
neither of the latter boots being able to make
any headway against th strong ebb tide. After
thsy rounded the tell-enders got 'way the best of
the breexe, which carried them right up on the
Vnnuero.and the result n as a i loan finish. Ktcn
nt the cud tho Vaqtiero would havelot Imt for
the fat ornble slant of wind. Tho Hourl tried her
new tnnliiMil ycslcrdft) fur the first time, und
Judging by the way It set it should provo an
Improvement on hT old sail.
In nddltlnn to the raco fur Bl. footers there
n special race for one, cats under 20 feet
on tho wster linn for a handsome silver lUp,
offered by Commodore John Mollerof the In
dian HarlKir ncht Club, which was won by E.
A. Wheeler's Jewel, cleverly handled by Jim
lilts and a crew of Cow Bai oj mermen.
1 here was a great crowd of naphthalaunches
filled with pretty girls around the storting line,
tn ray nothing nf any number of st( (cm and sail
ing craft. In addition to the pretty girls thero
were any number of amateur sailors about, and
b far tlicgreuter number were congregated on
the ai-footcrj, res n glnnco at the following list
will show! For Instance, on the Vaquors were
Herman Durjinand Wlnthrnti Ituthcrfurd: the
Hourl was hnndlcd bv K. A. Wlllsrd, whn helped
salt the Vigilant tn ctory lost 1 ear, nselsteil by
Count Oswald hntidorson of thePyxfe. This ar
rangement was due tn the fact that the Itnurl's
owner. W. Butler Duncan. Jr., was off with the
Natal Itesrrteon tho United htttcs cruiser Now
York. The Ms.) sic. owned by Vice-Commodore
William Osborne. Ihe donor of the cup, wrui sailed
by K. Burton llaru.li'.. .vhose cletrr work on tho
openuitlsttler won hermanr a race. Mr. Hftrt
was ftbly osilsled In his otTorts by William
(Islmrne. Jr., and Cnpt. Jerry Crockerof Cow Bay,
The Whltehnufe .' C'lHshornugli centreboard
mnhngnny boat Hootlim was sailed by J. Howard
Admits, Jr., while tho now Hcrrcshurf mahognnv
fin Cella WAShnndled by her owner, C. A. Oould.
On the open cats there wss a great array of
talent, particularly on Ixiuls U. Albergtr' Mo
rula, on which wero packed such sterling Co
rinthians as r red Doreraus, ('. I). Mctlrohnn,
(Horge K. tlarttand, t b. bnmmertllle, and P.
8. "lewnrt. There was Just tho faintest suspi
cion of a hrttao from tho south when the pro
iitnitnry signnl for the Vl-fnoters was given at
la. 13, and at l'J 40 all of the little racers were
sent nway tn a lienutirul one-gun start. A usual
Mr. Dun t a got the Vtuiuero acroea the line first
within ten seconds of the gun. A length
nwny enme tho Mnyslo a little tn wind
ward. Separated at about equal distances
opart came the Hourl, Hoodoo, and Cells
lit the order named. Tho Vaqnero, how
ever, was tho only on to got a move on
as she cros'ed Iho line, and tho remit was she
eonn had a good lead, all of the others apparent
ly boing dead on their feet. After n short Inter
val the open cats were sent nwny on their
Journey at 1 P. M. Their trtlng times nnd
order of crossing werot Chippie, 1,01 lUJ: K It
nut, 1:01 44: Jewel, 1.03 17; Meruht, 1:01. .10:
eldrt, liDVUO: Harry C, .Miner. l.Oi'OO; Janet
S.. 1:03.UU, tho last three bouts being handl
cnjpi il.
The ioure for the various classes follow:
Twent)-oiio J"ootemKri)in au Imaginary line
letwren the black spur buoy ntt tho enstirn
end nf Utile Captain's Island nnd the flagship
N In ana tu tho black spur buoy off Matlnntcock
Point, roundlni: same on port hand: thtnrelo
the black spar buoy off Center Island, rounding
same on pott hand, thence to the starting line.
Distance, 1.1 nautical miles.
Tho open cats only went to Matlnntcock and
baik.adtstatioeof 18 tmuthul miles. Commo
dore. Midler's Moon Nirvana was used as a
Judges' birftt. nnd all yachts crossed close hanlcd
on tho starboard tack. '
Itwtsnd-nd bint to windward to the first
mark at Mntlnloock, but In the light air hardly
nn n ihe little rn-en mode much progres.
The aiiiern. Hourl, and Ma)sio all stood over
ton aril the Limp Islurd shore, while the Hondno
nnd t ella kept further out. Toward the middlo
if tho Sound the) all caught a llttlo bricze, the
Vaquero, as usual, getting It, first and the result
was ihe rounded tho outer mark at V.47.'JU,
sway aht.vl of the rest of the fiert. the others
all being prncth ally tMralraed either along
shoroor out tow ant tho middle nf the hound.
Owing tn the lack of wind and the strong ebb
tide, which kept them setting toward the east. It
took them from thirl) minutes to an hour to git
around, the leaders UIng timed ns follows:
llo.irl, 3:li; 8S: t'elln. :i:4'.' IS: Jewel. 4.07.13;
.k ruin. l.ld.oO. After the aboie and a long
wnynstcm come tho Hoodoo, Maytle, and the
rest of the tnts. Heled by the ebb tide
and a light southerly air. which Juit kept their
tin) splnnske-s from dipping In the wster, the
llttlo fieri of racera, with booms to port and
f-ploiiakiTs.m starbcanl. ilriftcil slowly toward
Ccntro Island, tho second turning mnrk At
about 4 o'clock n nasty.lnrd Ing Uull seemed to
be coming In from tho nnrtheist; but for a long
time tiftcr tlio cats which wire under the Con
net tlcut shore sertned tn feci It the '.'1. footer
wire gating the same old toutherly bn tie out
on the Long Island side Ihe Hourl nnd Cell
seemed to carry the breere along with them,
nnd by the time t'entro Island buoy a as rounded
Ihey were old) it llttlo way astern. On the
naihln the Hourl took the lead after a rather
exciting little luffing match, and for a time
looked liken winner, when tho wind hauled and
the Vaquero plsced nne more victory to her
crtdit. .ucnnllng to tho rule under which the
cup Is held, the Vaquero stoics three joints for
hertlctnry i ceteris), the Hourl two, and the
Cella oik. huminary:
L'l.iooTEiis roit osuoiim cur.
Fpe4
tt.irf. JlntiA. Hie.
fCumf fHerier. IIHS.nils.ltHS.
Hour! W.PutlrrlmncsnJr I8 4UISI 0n41 08O41
lstsl. Ulllls.uiMiorue laiiiui .Vol limed.
lelU I A l.oul.l 18 40IXI 8118 08 8 88 03
t iquero II ll. Huriea I8 4yuu 0 07UJ 0J7 0J
Hoodoo J llowBrd Adami 18 40 Ou Kot t'med.
Ol-kK CATS, 80.VOOTXIU, FOtt UOLLSn CIT,
Lorrrrred
n.
lnOK I.S 1. U H. L
Xeruls IiullR Alberrer 10 4 0 01 Jl 8 01 81
Chippie II It llatueld 17 73 Sot tlmsf
Jewel L. K Wbeelsr l 0 4 UO S3 4 84 4
Klunel Y ll lkiirnlng 10 h Vol timed.
Janets X. A. lo-tjfi 18 83 hot tluie-1
II V lilnrrCbiulet ItAe lu 07 Sot tlnie-t.
Stella C. R. MrMsnut 18 83 Sot limed.
llecatta Committee, F. B. Jonrs, D. M. Wlnne,
and l:. 1 BirUt.tll.
bionte Oould lias Not Ordered m Nsw
Yacht.
PnoTinxvcx. II. I., July SI. John H. Herres
hoff, wht a asked to-day la rsftrenc to the re
lirt that ticorg Gould hail ordered a new
jacht, said that no such order had been re
ceded. Beiug further luterrogatol as to nego
tiation for such a craft, be declined to make
any statement,
KixottTOwx, Ireland, July 81 A despatch
dated Kingstown. July SO, staling that Mr.
George llould had commissioned the Hsrresboffs
Pi build a racing yacht to be lighter in every
respect thau the Vigilant, was cabled back to
thla place from New York lo-duy and shown In
Mr Oould by s representative of the United
Press.
When Mr Oould read the statement, together
w Ith the details as tn the dimensions, rig. Ac,
of the new boat, which were told ill Jbe des(tch
with great circumstantiality, ha laughed hcartl.
1) at the " enterprise" of the sender of the tele
gram. After giving full enl to the amusement
thj story urTordcd him Mr. lioulJ authorUed
the United Prees reptcaentatlte to say that
there was absolutely nu foundation fur th
statement Ho had not ordered a new- scht,
and. Indeed, had no thought of doing so, and he
certainly shouldn't think of ordering a boat to
be built on the plan grutultoutl) furnished by
the constructor of the despatch which had been
show is to him.
lfast Hats a Usatber Tttkst,
Th Houm Committee of ths States Island AthUtt
Club tars lastud aa order that hereafter so rsfrssh
mau will t sold to persoeA who sr ap4 usmbsrs of
ths club. Von meroun will sled- b debarrsd from
ths club boot aad ground unless thsy possess Uckt
tmvm ewrerwML
cf portumnn'u J3ootlj.
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West Hampton Country (Tnti held their regatta, ,H
to-day, Tho wind was from the southwest, Th I
jacht wrru handled cry well by amateurs.
Capt. Zabrlskle rarrleil off the laurels in this H
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ytVirwd Corr'et'S BB
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II . u. II s MM a,
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AMiTrriiir, Ii. Im Jul) Ul. A ery IntereeU B
Ing rac occurred hero to-dny between the tat B
boats Ulad)s and llritannln. The former is '
owned by the Oddle bmtthrrs. one of whom B
hindleilthetlllir. with S)li ester llos ti-ndlng
the sheet. ( apt James Mchnls sailed the
llrltaiuda, with frank Kracmer at the sheet m
hnl) anl". . . ... , . . . ..
A goes! course nf fit e miles tn windward and
return was sailed titer. The llrltatitila was
beAutifnllvIinndleilaiidttnn hy forty minutes.
Hut Iho Oddle brothers wero not satisfied and a
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summary fullops.
Cerreetei. .
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