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he was not a reserve or contract their belt. The home team played A NEW GAME. PLAYERS' LEAGUE GAMES. NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES. OLD EUBUS BEV1VES.

Jumper. sluggish game and the lourlti inning The Hartford club has released lnflelder tracks and is a proof that the prepotent power of breeding is inherited. As the successful thoroughbred lines turn to a few great producing mares like Levity, Magnolia. Galouade. and Marie Inis, passed without score for the visitors Doyle.

Ten innings were played, the score HE WON A GOOD BACE AT MOX- THE ALLIES NARROWLY ESCAPED Catcher Spies Is still In New Orleans dis EXGLISII BILLIARDS BECOMING POPULAR AMOXG EXPERTS. HAXLOX'3 PEOPLE DROP THREE STRAIGHT IX BOaTON. standing 6 to 5. The Watercures played a good game; but were only prevented engaged. MOUTII YESTERDAY.

ANOTHKlt SHUT OUT. just so will the trotting family eventu Ottawa has signed pitcher Hosklns, late ally trace to a lew prepotent lines. irom being shut out by the home team's errors. Following is the scora by oi j'eoria. Rkii.lt, of Columbus, Is playing a great Almost a Itlot Over a Questionable I Salvator Hnd a Walkaway for the innings; A LIVELY SCRAP.

third nase. Description of How the Game Is Played In the Shortest Possible Time. Maul Waa No Riddle to the Bostons After the First I tilling: Gossip. Toronto 2 0002000 1 05 Watercures 00020800 0 ft Imp. St.

Paul club has released third base Decision on the Brooklyn X. L. Ground. Monmouth Cup-Soma Other Interesting Events. man runups.

Hughey McMaiiun Bests Jas. Brlslln in Thirteen Itoundii. has been pitching good TWO CLUBS COULDN'T DO IT. HENRT J'OHTKB ball for London. New York, July 12.

Special, Up to Friday Worcester had lost 16 The Mt. I'leRHiint and BesHemer Clubs Press News Association. straight games. Boston, July 12. Special -WlTCHEE MAUL Combine to Bent feottdttlo.

Monmouth Park, July 12. XjfECKER, KELTY AND KIDD, Wesievan's pitcher, will be given AST FRIDAY evening a rattling 13-round mill took place in an outbuilding on Bedford Wilson, who played in HIS AFTERNOON a uiai uy xiartiora Rcottdaif, July 12, (Special The Bessemer and Mt. Pleasant, ball clubs Wes Currt has been appointed American started in the game to-day as though he the outfield for the Alle a pushing, surg- association umpire. combined under the name of the Mt. gbenys in to-day's game lngr good nat- Tommt Burns is now captaining the Pleasant, tuada the most strenuous ef proposed to shut the Bostons out alto Brooklyn league team.

ured crowd com with the New Yorks, had tk. avenue between forts to beat the home team. They fell The Omaha club has released Kittle, the plenty of exercise this helpless victims, however. Tbedelivery Jas. Brialin, of 'xexas pitcher, menced to work its way through afternoon.

The local men of Marsh, their pitcher, was readily Thb female ball players' club will cross the East End, had their batting clothes Dam wim a nine or amateurs ac aasi Lib sized up, while that of Cargo's, of the home team, proved a great puzzle to and Hugbey Mc- erty on 'Juesilay afternoon at 4 o'clock. HAimrT. Pmiih Is now editing and pub Ilshlng a bright little naner in Inalanapo, Manus. of the mi on, and the way they lined the ball out was a caution to aspiring young the gate here as early as 12 o'clock and by the time the bugle called the horses to the Eleventh ward, (A lis aporoprlatelv culled the Hiutler. It is 111 111 mnn gether.

Brown and Stovey, the firct men up for Boston, were struck oot on seven pitched balls. Swett hit an easy fly-to Hnnlon. In the second inning the Bostons caught on to his delivery and pounded it for the dsvoted to local sporting affairs. it Here is a game which, although it has been played for years in some parts of England, is practically a new thing in this country. It has beem played spasmodically by American 15-ball pool players at times, but it is little known, nevertheless, to nine-tenths of the devotees of that popular sport.

The most curious thing about the game is that, in spite of its having been played for so long across the water and to a far less extent in this country, no one teems to know its name. At the rooms where the game is having quite a run just now, it goes by the name of English billiards, but as it isn't billiards at all, that is evidently a misnomer. A number of the pool experts to whom the game is familiar said yesterday that it was French pool, but, so far as known, the game is not played in France any more than it is in this country. Perhaps some of the Press' reader! may be able to suggest a name which will fit the game. Here is a description of the way it is played: The balls are placed on an ordinary six-pocket pool table, as shown in th following diagram: twlrlers.

Bowman was UUliX XIJ1U XXXGU, which resulted in tbeio, since thev only scorea two tilts, llagau, late of Dunkirk, played with the home club, and did splendid work. Cargo, Butterman and Miller corked the ball out of the lot. The score: ficottriale 1 0 0 5 1 0 0 7 115 Jit. Pleasant 00000000 0 feUMMAUT. Pkobablt no base ball magnate In the country watchi the records of the minor very sad after the game post between a complete victo lenKiies nii-re closely than A.

S. Stern, th little president of the Cincinnati. The score IS to 1 tells the ry for McManus, 0 00 and 12,000 perso were tale. Welch pitched mag smallkt, of Cleveland. Is a tremendous The two men eater, and the Dlavers' usual remark to nificently, while Bowman scattered about the grounds anxious for him whfn he aPDnars after a long absence came together ft a chance to BDot the winner.

It was a could do nothing with the is: isui, ine dining room is onsn." rest of the game, making 21 hits, with a lilts Srott lflle, 15; I'lpannt, 2. Two-base hits Welble, Molr-n bfise Peotlrtalo, 8. Ktriicic ut Hy (Mru, ir; bv Marsh, 12. tropins Noli, Sillier and W. Lynch.

about 9 o'clock in the evening in the Jack Bhknnaw. the old Indianapolis um magnificent day for racing. During the nroaoncn of nhnut 100 friends. A 4- Harlem sluggers. Allegheny's only run was plie wno was thought to be dying in In- whole afternoon a cool ocean breeze blew total of 31 bases.

Tho visitors couid do absolutely nothing with Daly, Ine onlv four hits during the nine in foot ring was measured off, ana Dy ulanapolls last winter, is now slowly con- through the grand stand and those who this time the principals wern ready. vuiesciuK a', nis nume in ureensuurg, lau scored in the third inning, when Bow AMERICAN RESULTS nings. ISoth of the catchers, Quinn and RriHn worn red strined tights and Mc It has Just become known that Harry brought fans with them and wore sum' man got his base on balls, stole second, Swett. did good work. Kuehue did not Manus plain white.

They were evenly mer clothes had to hustle around to was advanced to third on Kelty'sbunt Baymond, third baseman and captain of the Louisville hase bull club, was married in New Albany last Januury to Miss Lena play to-day and Tener was substituted matched as to weight and physical pro keep the blood moving in their veins. Columbus, St. liOitli and Louisville Yt'slurduy's Winning Teams. At Colunilius and managed to get home by a very una ceputup a strong: came ai mira portions. Ilonors were easy for the first six rounds when McManus gained first Smith.

The track was on the whole in capital Yank" Kobluson gave a great exiiibi narrow margin on Miller's sacrifice: tion of handling thrown balls and put' hinnd nd first knockdown. In tne (JNEofthoDes Moines players recently 'borrowed' the net bat of Gus Alberts, of 8 0 2 tins' them on to the runners at second shape although it was quite dusty. The card included the July stakes for two year the Monmouth cup and ninth round Brislin raised a cry of foul Columbus 0 0 0 0 0 0 It 0 Hoclu-stur 1 0 0 0 0 0 lilts Columbus 2, Rochester 6. Milwaukee, ana tne latter ciud actually llornung making a poor throw to the plate. The visitors bad a good chance to score in the filth but poor coaching knocked them out.

Wit one man out base. and clnimnd that McManus was us employed a detective to recover the piece 4 Boston scored three runs In the second the Llberon stakes, besides nve oiner oi uiuoer. ing his feet. The referee rejected the claim of foul and ordered Fttz- Inning. Broutber's got tirst on Kobin' races.

The Monmouth cup was a walk Bask ball crowds ere getting hard to Kelty hit a single to left and Miller, who iollowed, lined a beanty along tho left over for the Haggin stable, but most of son's iumble. Kichardflon hit lor a the men back to their places, in tne jioase. ruiejorg, or Lvansvrne, nas won 16 out of 19 games, vet hen he was getting double), followed with a single, eleventh round Brislin was completely foul line. It should have been good for the other events furnished contests that were worth witnessing. The first race M'rors comiiiiius 1, idichester 2.

1( us and O'Connor, and I 'mpires Dooscher and 1'eoplos. At St. Louis St. 1-ouls 3 0 3 2 3 0 0 0 Syracuse 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 Iia-ie lilts St. Louis 21, Syracuse 7.

Krrors St. I.ouls 0. (Syracuse l. hit the other dav the crowd veiled for the and the two rnns scored. Nash went dazed by a right-hander back of the ear.

Ha wanted to nuit but his Beconds com three bases at least but Kelty was coached to stop at third and Miller, who ciuo soinor pitcher. was at six furlongs, and Eon, on the 112 0 4 down to second on the throw home and cored on Quinn's saie drive to lett, with President Byrne takes good care of his strength of his recent defeat of team when out west. While In Cincinnati. was tearing along behtna him naa to sprint to get back to second. Decker was tvvooul in ibis inning.

Kobin son got pelled him to stand up twice more, when they, too, concluded it waB hopeless and threw up the sponge. The fight was for lieraldine, was made an even money instead of running the risk of their getting unequal to the emergency ana strucs Latteries Itam soy and Wells, Keofe and 8 favorite. Blue Rock waa also backed cmite heavily, but what support the sick irom dunking water, he had cold tea brougut to the grounds in cans for them. first on balls and scored on Maul's tlin.e bagger. Brouthers' double and Rich-urdson's home run drive over the left 150 a side to a finish, with kid gloves, out.

Welch would not let La Eoque bit others had waa mostly for a place, in ifcg-s. Umpire Emslle. At Louisville Tub Cincinnati DttDers read McOarr. Da. under tueensDerry ruies.

the ball, sending him to first on balls, filling the bases. It all depended on field fence earned two runs in tho third Carrie Stately and Madstone alter vis, Glasscock, i'lnkney and other league players a lessons on dlrtv ball nlavlng. and It will be seen from tha above that 13 Inning. Boston scored one in the fourth, nated In the lead to the last furlong. Louisville 4 OS00100 8 Boats then.

He hit a little one to short, SUPERIOR. SPORT8 AT Hatfield getting first on balls, going to Alulutics 2 100100004 when Blue Bock worked his way through and won a good race by a length from entirely overlooked Sir Tony Mullane, the gentleman who laid Bassett up for many weeks. forcing out La Koque at second. After that Welch was invincible. The score second on a wild pitch and scoring on Yester- T.nnkv PnntastmltS at The Base hits IauiIsvIIIo 10, Athletics 12.

Krrors Louisville X. Athletics 8. Brown's ample. Nash led off with Madstone. Eon would have made a of the object balls are placed in twos and "frozen" together directly in front of the pockets and as near as possible to them without tumbling In.

The other three object balls are frozen together in the center of the table so that the two tells the story of the slaughter. day's Held Meeting. A female base ball nine Is In bad luck at Batteries Goodall and Weckbecker.Sew. much better showing had bis head stall couble in the sixth, stole third and scored on Daly's double to left. Brown Akron.

All the girl's clothes were levied MtW lOHK. A urn anu uoninson. The field meeting of the Superior Umpire Kerlng. not slipped. The uiy stakes lor Z-y ear-olds brought out a field of six, of which Tlernan, ui 2 6 0 Glasscock.

8 1 2 4 6 0 ut in a sharp drive to the seats for two Athletic association, of the Ninth ward. on to satlty a claim of the home club for Its share of the receipts, ana the young women had to appear in society In their The Toledo and Brooklyn game was oost- Kockon was the favorite and Bolero Allegheny, which was postponed from Dases ana ualy scorea. boston scores one in the seventh, Swett led off with a yuxiou oil ucvuuiu or rain. uniforms. second choice.

Beckon ran a good end balls shall point directly toward the Bide pockets. The white, or cue, ball is placed anywhere within a radius of six inches from the unoer' and back of 2 10 10 Ksterbrook, 1 1 3 6 2 0 llornung, 1 2 4 8 0 0 the afternoon of July 4 owing to rain, d.mble and scored on Brouthers' single. Much of Doran's effectiveness Is due to race, but Bolero, the second choice, Our Itovs Woro Dead Easy. came off yesterday, with the following Hatfield got his base on Fields Denny, 3 11111 won, while Nellie Bly, at 20 Greensburo, July 12. The "Our ffiuff in the eighth.

Daly hit sale, results: 100-yard dash, Frank Kron, to one, in the betting, ran a good race the string. (See A A). A half circle may br talked on the table Clark, 4 8 10 0 Buckley, 8 1 6 2 0 his terrific speed, which comes from a pair of arms which are as finely developed as one could wish. He can thank his early work as an iron mouldtr In Athens, for his fine muscles. Then Brown put in his fourth hit oi Boys" of Pittsburg were done up here time 11 seconds: one mile walk, Chris and got second money.

The Monmouth weicn. 2 2 i (a), ana the ae ball must be rjlaved the game. Stovey sacrificed. Bwett flew this afternoon by the home team with eup was robbed of all interest because Hoskins, 8 minutes and 22 seconds; hop, l. i jl out to the catcher.

Brouthers, Richard perfect ease. The game was one of the Totals 18 19 27 14 nothing appeared to measure strides witn Bhines may bo enrolled among the col son and Nash cracked out Binglca. Ttiis iruux wumu hi at me Degmning oi toa game. The importance of the first shoB in the game makes this rule most Interesting played here this season. bkiu auu jump, juuii oiiiouu, ckj it, i iu high jump, Frank Kron, 5 feet 3 inches; Salvator.

Mr. riaggin'snanasome cnest, little slick work netted tour runs. Hob ALLEOUSNT. Miller. 3 0 2 Jamison's Held nig was exceptionally fine lege players, for he spent soma time as a student at Bucknoll unlvorlty, in Pennsylvania.

One of his hobbles is the gun. and nut simply galloped over the course and ton knocked out two runs in the ninth throwing Dase Dan, ma oemert, auo vards 12 inches: married men's 100 yard secured the money. The fourth race ana tne flatting ana neiaingof (Juifoy balls in the least number of shots. Each on singles by Hatfield, Brown and BtO' he Is as good a marksman with the rifle as Decker, 0 0 La Koque, 2 0 0 Moat, 1 0 0 wasgooa. rscore: dash, John Allison, 11 seconds; standing was a handicap at a mile and a quarter and was the best betting race of the time that the rjlayer's cue touches the ne is a pitcher with the ball.

tilKKtMU lid. A White ball a shot is counted mrainiit, him Columbus had lines out for "Shorty" Merger 0 0 Vey, putting the score at 15 to 2. Daly tossed' the ball up for the visitors in the ninth. Fields got his base on balls and broad Jump, John Allison, a ieet; nign kick. George Pearson.

7 feet 6 inches; day. Castaway, Eurus and Badge were Painter. I 2 2 3 0 0 PAX 0 2 0 8 8 2 3 6 2 12 0 1 2 3 1 2 0 0 4 2 1 0 2 1 1 0 1 27 17 9 no matter whether he hits or misses. 11 Becker, 0 1 ilson, Fuller, of tit. Louis, but Chris won't let him go until be sees how Wheelock turns jMurhui'gur, 3 110 3 0 all backed heavily in the order named running broad jump, Ed Beiffert, 15 feet the white ball goes into a Docket an ex scored on clean hits by Tener and Cor while Stockton and Philosophy both had JainlsOii.

8 2 0 1 7 0 Wilson, 1 i 2 12 0 0 inches, rne tennis contest was won coran. Score: 1 0 Kelty, 0 1 unDort. It was a grand race and the out. Exactly why Columbus should go to so much trouble about her short field when catcher Doyle Is available Is a mystery. bv George G.

Pearson and George Kerr (JiifTny, in 3 a 0 0 tra shot is counted against the player, and he must play from the half circle (B) again, but he retains any object ball or finish was the best of the day. Hamil ltzslmmons, 0 0 3 1 Some of the members of the Sewickley and Mt. Washington athletic associa 1 4 Totals. ton. by stmerior riding, managed to Anson has but 11 men with him this trin.

Rlltinger. oiooo balls which he may have pocketed at the leaving Stenzel, Andrews, Sullivan and land old Eurus a winner by ashort head lxmoliue, 2 2 14 2 1 tions were present. The winners in each 2-18 0- 1 New York 2 0 Allegheny 0 0 Hutchinson at homo. He expects to time ho made the scratch. In other words, no obiect ball is ever renlaceri on Hemphill, 10 110 That the victory was a popular one was event were presented with gold medals.

strengthen his team greatly before he returns to Chicago. A strong pitcher is 6DUHABT. There was a large crowd present proved by the loud cheering that ne re ceived. Totals 10 10 27 14 BOSTON. KB A Brown, ni 2 6 0 0 1 btovey, 0 14 0 1 bwett, 116 2 1 lirouthers, 1 3 3 6 0 1 Klcliardson, 1 2 3 0 0 0 hash, 3 2 4 2 0 0 Oulnn, 2 0 1 6 8 0 liatrlold, 3 14 8 0 laley, 2 2 1 6 4 Totals 15 21 27 13 8 the table after being pocketed, and the penalty for making a scratch is to have what he most needs and is gunning for.

OUKBOYS. First race Handicap sweepstakes, $20 Exact attendance 03. Karned runs New York 5, Allogheny 0. Two-base hits Tleruan, llornung, Char Buo IIollidat has been of greater sor DIDN'T HAY'E TIME TO CASH IN. each, with 1,000 added, of which $200 to McHteen, Vetters, vice to the Cincinnati club this year than he was last season.

It is true he has not lie Miller. socond, sixruriongs; liiuenook nrst, maa stone second. Stately third. Time, The Floor of a Pool Room Gives Way O'Brien, 2 done quite as good stick work, but in field Cuilleton, 8 Three-base hits Denny, Iiecker. Sacrifice hits Glasscock, Batsett.Denny, an extra shot counted against the player-er.

As soon as the first player succeeds in clearing the table of all the object balls he marks the number of shots ha has made and the balls are replaced on the table for the second player. The one who pockets all the balls in the fewest Second race July stakes for 2 year-olds. lng, sacrifice hitting and base running ho Miiiin, 2 i and Betters Get Dumred. Newark, N. June 12.

Special- $100 each, $1,500 added, of which to Welch. Miller. Kelty. P1TTSBUKO. A nas iar surpassed ins record or a year ago.

socond. penalties and allowances, six lur Double piiys nassetr, Ksremrooi; ana The bass ball campaign Is now In full Late this afternoon the floor in Mc Lang, 1 i Callahan, A rnchard, bchote, 1 nanion, 3 1 Vlsner, 1 1 0 Beckley, 1 0 7 0 Glasscock; Wilson and Docker. blast In England, and base ball cranks who Laughlin's pool room, on Harrison (J wina I ha crama A nn Melds, 1 10 2 11 street, gave way and precipitaated be persons may play in a game. Passed bulls Docker, 1. Wild pitches Kowniun, Welch, 1.

Hit by pitched ball Tiernan. Time or gain ol wish to De quite Kngllsn can bet on the result of this first season of base ball In merry old England. Derby Is the favorite and Is in belter practice than the other Tener, 3 6 3 0 Totals 8 24 10 7 I he game requires more skill to nlav longs; Bolero first, Nelly Bly second. Keck-on third. Time, 1:14.

Third race Monmouth cup, $100 each, with $2,000 added, of which 8500 to second, penalties and allow ances, six lurlongs, one mile and three-fourths; Salvator won In a walkover. Fourth race Handicap sweepstakes, $30 each, with added, of wnlch to tween 50 and 60 people a distance of 20 Corcoran, 8 0 10 10 (ireensburg 2 4 0 3 feet into the cellar. No one was killed. clubs. 1 0 0 1 -10 0- 0 well than pool.

It is not only necessary to pocket the object ball aimed at, but the player must also be able to carom OurJioys 0 0 Kouinson, 2 1 0 2 4 1 Waul, 0 10 7 4 yulnn, 0 0 7 2 1 but a number received serious injuries. The longest game of the season and one ALMOST A 1UOT. of the most remarkable on record, was At the time of the accident the winners on Eurus, at Monmouth park, were just and play around-the-table shots with second, mile and quarter; Eurus won. Totals 3 4 27 19 Over a Disputed Decision at Brook' played at Catasauqua, July 5 between tho Catasauqua and Ardmore teams. SUMMARY, Earned runs tireonsburg, Our Boys, 2, Two-base lilts Palmer, UulToy, Lang.

Dotiole plays Jamison, Donohue, Wilson, baorlfiee hits Painter. Marburger. Mn. exactness, for the more balls he can put Stockton second, Cynosure third. Tine, cashing their tickets, when suddenly the 2:08.

lyn Yesterday. Brooklyn, July 12. Special There floor went down. Three are known to in in one shot the greater nis chances of winninar the game. The writer has seen Eighteen Innings were played before victory perched on the Catasauquas' banner by 6 to 6.

have broken arms, end one broke a leg, MBin, hcnoie. Fifth race Sweepstakes for maidens 2 years old, with $1,000 added, of which tm to second, 5 lurlongs; Flavilla came near being a riot in tha fourth in Stolen buses Jamison. Donohue. O'ltrlnn while many receivea cuts ana Druises. IN the game between the Pott and Timtt nine nt tn-riAv'fl 0nmA hfttwAAn thn 4.

On account of the character of the place first. Beauty second, Westchester third Time. 1:02. clubs at Castle Shannon yesterday, the latter were defeated by the score of 27 to 6. base on balls-Ureensburg, Our Brookiyn and Cincinnati National league it was impossible to obtain names.

the 15 balls pocketed in seven shots, or an average of over two balls at each shot, and possibly the feat could be accomplished in a still smaller number of plays, but the ordinary good player is lucky if he clears the table in less than 15 shots. An expert pool player will pocket the 15 balls in from 12 to 11 shots Barr's pitching and Boyer's catching for the Pout boys were tho features. Barr Struct outr-By Callahan. 6: bv Ilemnhlll teams. uu tne score i 10 iavor oi sixth race Sweepstakes of $15 each with $750 added, of which $ltw to second, selling allowances, 6 furlongs; Bradford flrst.Arao BUFFALO GETS AMBITIOUS.

struck out ia men. Cincinnati Burns, for Brooklyn, made a base hit. wag advanced to second bv Boston 0 8 2 1 0 2 1 4 215 Pittsburg. 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 6UMMART. Eirned runs Boston, 8.

Two base hits lirown, Pwctt.Brouthers, lllchardson, Nasu, Daley, Visner. Three-base liKs Maul. Home runs Klcharilson. f-tolen bases llrou tilers, Hatflold, Nash. Bases on bails Hatfleltl, YJsuer, Fields, Boblnson.

feiruck out Brown, Rtovey, Swett, llatfleld, Daley, Fields, Koblnson, Maul. Passed ball Swett. Wild pitch Maul. Itlt by pitched Dull Tenor. Time of game Vmplres GHffney and Sheridan.

Paid attendance 2, lit). Passed balls I'ltzslmmons, McSteen 2. Wild pitches Hemuhlll. The eastern clubs have the call upon the Purse for a Meetluc Between War Foutz's single, and was put out at third ren and the St. Paul Kid.

on Terry's bunt. Foutz scored on Don Time i.iu. Umpire Turney. second, itaymond third. Time, Seventh race The Elberon stakes, a free welter-weight handicap, sweepstakes, of $15 each with $750 added, of which 100 to second, 7 furlongs; Esquimaux won, Young on an average.

To clear the table in 10 western In the matter of attendance, both In the Players' leagueand National league. But then it could hardly be otherwise, as the east has the greatest centers of population, the most leisure and the most Press News Association. shots requires remarkably fine moving ovan's sacrifice, and Terry, who attempted on the same play, collided with Umpire McDermott, who was stand Buffalo, N. July 12. The Buffalo KIgJilne: for AVorlds to Conquer.

and some good luck; to require 16 shots to accomplish the same object is noor pcottdale, July 12. Speoiall Tho Athletic club has resolved to offer a purse wealth to speud for amusement and Duke second, liravc- tnira. 'lime, Eighth race Five-eighths of a mile; Hands off first. Adventurer second, Bough Burn third. Time, 1-MVz.

if a fight is arranged between the St. ing on the base line near home. Terry pushed McDermott out of the way and was reaching for the plate when Harrington touched If players persist In dirty ball playing Ecottdale base ball club will likely leave on atrip through western Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio next week. An effort Paul Kid and Tommy Warren to come off July SO, and subject to the following and umpires allow them to continue their petty practices, the outcome will be seri playing. As the slightest touch on any of the object balls as they are first placed is sufficient to pocket one or two of them, the aim of the player should be to start off by hitting as many balls as possible at the first shot.

The best way to ac CATHOLIC CLUB MEET. him out. McDermott declared him Mudo Too Many Krrors. conditions: If the Kid wins they will ous, borne day a riot, in which a great many people will suffer, will follow one of Events and Prize Winners at The Philadelphia, July 12. (Special safe, whereupon theCincinnatis marched off the field.

McDermott pulled out his offer a purse for a bout between him and these leg-smashing, Done-nreaklng at Costly errors in the fourth and seventh is now being made by Manager Porter to obtain dates. If successful in securing the dates, the following clubs will be played: Mansfield, Tarentum, Homestead, Wellsville and East Liverpool, O. Phillipsburg. Beaver. A.

C. Gumberts. Dixon, wno nas just, aeieaiea waiiace; MeKee's Rocks Yesterday, The Young Men's Catholic club, of watch, and when five minutes had tempts to wlu a game by the methods of a highwayman. Warren wins tuey win mace tne same complish this is shown by the following diagram: elapsed gave the game to Brooklyn, 9 to Innings lost the Cleveland Players' league team to-dav'a game. Reatin offer for a light between him and Ike Pitcher Foreman's net sunorstttlon the West End, held a great field day at MeKee's Rocks yesterday.

Over 1,500 0. The Brooklyna wanted the Clncinna-tis to play a postponed game, but they Weir, the Belfast spider. pitched one of the best games he has put that his wife is his Jonah, as she has never yet seen her husband pitch a winning iii tmsuursi iucrk.eesport ana Aieaavine. up inis season, lui nis support was ine ioliowing players will be taken; game, ana ue gois Knocked out or tne Dux YOUNG MAN1IART DEAD. every time she goes to see him play.

Fore wretched. Each one of the six errors Oeyer, third base; Meller, first base; U. charged against Cleveland aided the Cargo, catcher; li. Cargo and M. Neves.

man miguc examine nimseir to nna his 8 i The Grlpman Whose Car Injured Him Phillies to score. The attendance was pitchers; J. Buttermore. short: M. Jonah; he wonld probably find it In the Held for a cardiac reulon.

Hassler, second base, and A. Gordon. II I IT Quaint Bib Fkrgusox can do more talk- not large for baturday. ticore Philadelphia 1 0 1 1 0 Cleveland 0 0 0 2 0 Harry Manhart, the 13-year-old boy ii. ncimo buu xi, mcuormict, nelders.

0 fi the Scottdale club is one of the best 0 8 ing in an hour thauauordlnary person can do In a whole day. as Bob Emslle recently who was run over and so badly mangled drawing cards In the country. Thev refused. The crowd swarmed about the players, and while they were arguing there were half a dozen small fights. Finally the Brooklyn! agreed to waive all claim to Terry's run, and the game was resumed, although McDermott declared he would stick by bis decision.

Brooklyn won without trouble, Koines proving an easy mark, bcore: Brooklyn 0 O012S1O 7 Cincinnati 1 000 0000 01 Base hits Brooklyn, Cincinnati, 6. Krrors isrooKlyn, Cincinnati, 4. Butteries Carruthers and Daly, Rhlnes and Harrington. Umpire McDermott. Base hits Philadelphia, Cleveland.

6, Krrors Philadelphia. 8: Cleveland. 5. sold: "Ferguson and I were together In by a Penn avenue cable car near Forty- have won 14 out of 10 games played this his room irom o'clock until 2 o'clock in fourth street yesterday morning, died OOtlBUU. the morning and during that time I don Batteries banders and Milllgau, Bakely and sutctlffe.

L'mpires erguson and Holbert, think I got In two words, and I am a pretty from his terrible injuries at the West Penn hospital yesterday afternoon at A Miss ns Good as a Mile. guuu minor myseii. At Canton: Such a shot as that will oertainlf Catt. Anson, of the Chicago. Is now 3:30 o'clock.

Shortly after reach Canton 0 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 invited persons were in attendance and all events were warmly contested. Following is the result of the various events. One hundred-yard dash (first prize, gold medal, by honorary members; second prize, gold ring, by C. B. Kutch-back) C.

J. Moyan first, James Madden second. Two hundred and twenty-yard race (first prize, Leader silver cup; second prize, silver-handled umbrella, by Eisner Phillips) James Madden first, Harry Mitchell second. Four hundred and forty-yard race (Brat prize, Pittsburg Press gold medal; second prize, box of cigars, by Alex. Wilson) James Madden first, James Friel second.

Half mile race, first prize, gold medal by the club; second prize, running shoes, by A. G. Pratt J. McGonnigie first, Joe Foster second, One mile race, prize, gold medal, by the club Jame Kelly first. Time, 2- 7 playing his twentieth season of base ball.

heeling 2 0 4 0 8 Ills hand Is as strone and steady, his eye as ing the hospital he lapsed into a semi-conscious condition, from which pocket four balls, and it may very possibly get rid of five or six. Seven balls at the first shot is not impossible, but it is extremely rare. The shot which is naileries loung and Bars, Gibson and sure as It was li years ago, with every he never revived. The physicians in prospect of remaining so. He himself attendance state that in addition to his says he win piny ball till he Is 60 years old.

hits Canton, 13; Wheeling, 10. Krrors Canton, WuoellngA. Umpire O'Brien. and there Is reason to believe he will do so. external injuries, which were unusually Cleveland Drops Another.

Philadelphia, July 12. Special The He has made a success financially of base severe, he evidently sustainea equally illustrated above can be made by an expert player about once in four or flv times. More often he can only get as far as the third ball. More often still he must be content with the simple carom from uan, oeingworm perhapi jso.oou, Cleveland National league team had all serious internal injuries. Esterday Will be Bolonsed.

William Morrison, the grlpman ot car the starch taken out of them in the first inning, the Pniladelphias hitting young Despite the fact that a record has been made of the assignment of the Washington club and everything connected therewith Columbus, 0., July 12. fSpeclall- No. 221, which ran over the hoy, was DufTey'a Batting the Feature. New York, July Long John Ewing pitched for the Giants today and they won. It was not, however, due so much to bis pitching as to the grand support he got.

O'Kourke made two wonderful catches that Baved the game for the New YTorks. The play on both sides was brilliant and the hitting hard and clean. Duffey's batting was the feature of the game. Hew YorK 30200000 0 Chicago 1 0 i 1 0 08 Base hits New Tork, Chicago, 10 Krrors New York, 1. Batteries Kwlng and twing.

King ana Terrell. Umpires Pierce and Leach. arrested last evening ana tanen De- by sir. Hewitt to Mr. Coleman, with In This alternoon Manager Buckenberger closed negotiations with Wheelock, of auswonu xur xv runs in ineir nan.

This took all interest out of the contest. fore Magistrate Hyndman, who held the Quakers letting up from that time him for a hearing on Monday in fl.000 the right hand side to the corner, as shown in the first half of the illustrated shot. The three balls in the center oi the table are rarely disturbed by a good player until all or nearly all of the other balls have been pocketed, and the side iu piay snort, iisieraay will structlons as to the payment of creditors, the sincerity of this minster Is questioned, and the assertion is made that it Is merely for a purpose and effect. It Is suspected that at a public sale the club will be bought uw ue released. on, not to make the game ridiculous.

bail, which was furnished by Supt. Gleason pitched up to his recent fine Ruga. The coroner was notified form. Score: will hold an inauest on Monday. A LONG in oy ins recent owuors Philadelphia 1 ggThe accidentiresulting in the death of 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 1115 pockets at least are clear of obstrnction.

Then it is quite possible to pocket two oi the three balls at one shot. An Effort Will be Made to Break the Cleveland 0 O0040000 4 The batting question has been sprung In the Western association where the Nation-al league or BpauhlliiK's dead ball Is used young iuannast, ana me msuuer in which he was left lying on the street by l'lgoon Klj-lng Hooord. That the game is an interesting one il Two lots of birds from the John Diggle the gnpman and conductor oi tne car, instead oi Keere's I'layers' league or shown by the fact that wherever it has Base hits Philadelphia, 15; Cleveland, 10. Krrors Philadelphia, Clevelana, Batteries Gleason and Clements, Wads-worth and Zlnimer. Umpire Lynch.

Keach's American association The heavy batting clubs naturally object to a which ran over nim, nas created a general and wides oread feeling of indigna been introduced it has become more and ion were sent away under sporting Life rules last night for distance record. One ball that does not give a fair showing In tion among the residents of the vicinity favor of the batter, and the manaxement mare popular. It is played a good deal at a number of the clubs now and promises to be all the rage in the near future. The interest in the game is stimulated by the never ceasing atiemDts of tne players of some oi the clubs are Inaugurating a vigorous kick on the official ball. The where the accident occurrea.

ANXIOUS FOR THEIR MONEY. Anson Smiled Broadly. Boston, July 12. Special Old man ioi, ana Lady Washington, is to fly from 1,060 miles against the record of Alabama, of Fall Kiver, from Montgomery, 1,054 miles in 21 One hundred and twenty yard hurdle race, C. P.

Roberts Son, silver goblet P. McGlincbey first, J. A. Welsh second. High jump, bisque figures by W.

J. Wright; M. Leery. Putting the shot, cane by Kaufnianns; M. Leery.

Throwing base ball, H. Terheyden, oxydized silver urn, was won by Robert Costello. The three-legged race was won by H. E. Price and Harry Mitchell, who secured silver medals, as did also Martin O' Toole in the sack race.

Jsmes Swan accomplished the feat of puiting up two 10 pound dumb bells 600 times in 4:39. This feat has never before been done in Pittsburg, and he received great applause. T1IEY ARE SIMILARLY BRED. Denver, ruui and City clubs have been especially active in the effort to secure some change, either In the ball used or in the rules, that shall favor the batter. days, made in 18so.

The others. Trne 1 i Census Enumerators Draw Sight Anse had a smile a yard long after today's game. The Colts not only played a magnificent game but downed the to better their own records or to beat those of others. xjiuo, xsuiir varuen ana main nf ih. A Disastrous Experiment.

Brooklyn, July 12. (Special The Buffalo players tried a young man named Irwis In the box to-day and Johnny Ward's wonders had great sport as a consequence, hitting his curves lor a total of 23 bases. Sowders, too, was hit hard. In lact the game was one of the greatest slugging matches ever seen since curve pitching came into vogue. Score: Brooklyn 66801520 28 Buffalo 4 0 1 0 2 0 4 1 4 16 Base hits Brooklyn, 26; Buffalo, 18.

Krrors Brooklyn, Buffalo, 6. Batteries bowders ami Dally, Lewis and Balilgan. Umpires Jones and Knight. Drafts on feupt. Porter.

One of the census enumerators in Law- Mill, are to be liberated 850 miles from proud Puritans, with the great Clarkson iiome againsi ine record of 8er- THE SARATOGA RACES. in the box. The game was in doubt until renceville said to a Pbess reporter last evening that he had got tired of wait the last man was out in the last Inning, Chicago scoring the winning run with Plow They Stand. NATIONAL LZAGUB. W.

L. PC ..44 24 .617 Chicago .42 3S Xrw The fixed Events and the Prospects W. Pr. SO ing on bis pay from the government for the Brooklyn two men out in the ninth. Though the geaniuunne, or JNewark.

N. from Montgomery, 840 mile in four and one-fourth days, made in 18S7. Lady Washington and MeCullough nave both returned in the 530 miles journey and have, therefore, 330 miles of new country to cover. The other three birds have Cindnniti. and bad drawn a sight draft, Seven stakes, for the foals of 1SS9, to be .4 JO .27 l'hilltlpbi.

4J it .623 Cleveland IS 45 through one of the Lawrenceville Bolton 41 28 Allerbeny It 61 field work was rather ragged none of the errors were costly. Score: Boston 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 Chicago 0 2 0 13 PLAYERS' IXAOUB. run at Saratoga in 1S91 and 1S92, are now open, to close Aug. 15. The 1891 events are the Saratoga for 2-year-olds, five fur banks, on General Supervisor Porter for the full amount of the sum due Favonla and Salvator Have a Common him for services.

He said: 'I know of Ancestry. The game trotting mare Favonia (2:15) Bass hits Boston, Chicago, 8. Krrors Boston, Culeazo, 5. Batteries Clarkion and Bennett. ttnth.

three or four other enumerators who Pe. .491 .50 .4.15 .283 maue ine journey irom Gharlotte, N. 450 miles, and have 400 miles of strange territory. Both are good tests of homing faculty, but the birds have already proven themselves to be well possessed of Boston Chicago New York. W.

Pc' w. L. ...41 .612 Pittsburg 32 S3 ...38 28 676 35 34 58 S3 .5.15 Cleveland 27 36 ...35 31 BuSalo 17 43 THE ASSOCIATION. have done the same thing. A meeting of longs, and the Kentucky for 2-year-olds, three-quarters of a mile.

The fixed events for 1892 are the Travers, one mile and a half; ihe Iroquois, one mile and one- lnson and Klttredge. I uiplre McQuade. Good lor the Acmes. The Acmes of Allegheny, defeated the Bchoenfelds of the Booth Side, at Recreation park yesterday by a score of 16 to 0. The features of the game were the fine battery work of Bi and Mitchell, fcicore: by Wedgewood, that has won many a grand circuit race, and Salvator, the king of American thoroughbreds, are ii, anu mey escape tne pothunters will all of the enumerators ot the nteenth, Sixteenth, Seventeenth and Eighteenth wards has been cai.ed for next Monday evening at the Fortieth street school.

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sixteenth; the Alabama, one mile and a furlong; the Foxhall, one mile and prouauiy ue neara irom as at home. We Are Invited. similarly bred on the maternal side. The thoronghbred mare Lightsome, by Glen- Athletic 41 24 Loulaviile 38 26 (St Loot 36 29 Eocheiter ii 30 Columbu 34 32 .63 Toledo 34 Srracuse 27 37 Brooklyn 18 44 .513 .433 .421 .204 quarter, ana the Kenner, one where we will meet and devise ways and means to hasten pay r.ay. It may ba Base Ball Briefs.

Sutton 1b in harness again. Park, of the Joliets, Is a heavy hitter. Ganzell still carries his arm in a sling. tbacuse has braced un nn.rr,,n. mile and three-quarters.

The condi Acmes 1 2 0 6 0 ine iouowing invitation has been 816 0 0 bchoeurelas 0 0 0 0 0 that we may arrange to have oar vouch tions, drawn by an experienced hand, have given satisfaction heretofore, ana issued to a few friends by Elmer E. coe, when bred to Lexington, produced Salina, the dam of Salvator, and when bred to the trotting stallion Alexander's Abdallab, the anion produced Fadette, the dam of Favonia. Lightsome is late. 1 International Cricket. ers discounted at one of the banks in JLawrencevilie.

I cannot tell what Batteries Acmes, Erb and Mitchell-Bchoenrelds, Kress, Jordon and Deitz. Base hits Acmes li, with a total of 19-echoenXelds, 2. Hartford has released catcher ijBr. Press Newi Association. ehaner, if.

f. DaviBon and Jim Crow Yourself and ladies are cordially invited to attend an afternoon shooting man. Philadelphia, July 12. There is no fault will be fonnd with them now. Saratoga has no superior as a summer resort, and its attractions are so many that its popularity will never wane.

It is recuperative spot for horses, and this is PLATERS are not nnrchnaM art fiaau ik tournament at the grounds of Herron out of Levity by imp. lrustee, ana is also the second dam of Luke Black great interest felt here in cricket circles course we may pursue, but we will bold oar meeting at the time and place specified all the same." Excursion to Atlantic City, days. xxxxx uunciuo, crunot's Island, Tues- over the international match which com The Terrs Hants oluh hai ir burn, one of the famous runners in bis ay, juiy zs. Live birds and Keystone fling. WasuINGTOH hai r.ncrAr.4 a point well worth considering in these days of excessive racing.

A declaration is permitted in each stake for a small forfeit, which is another inducement for s.uiut.uBiH, ine Doat loaves tool of Market street, Pittsburg, at 2 Honors "Were Even. Toronto, July Watercnres of Phillipsburg, came liere In great glee with a record of 14 games played without one defeat, and tre sure of adding one more scalp to day, and the sire oi rrocior nnoit ana others. It is a singular coincidence that Lighsome when bred to both thorough Next Thursday, July 17, via the B. O. R.

R. For sleeping and parlor car Mace. o-o- mences next Monday. The Philadelphia players have been selected from the Belmont, Germantown and Merion clubs, and the Canadian players come from the Hamilton, Toronto, Brockville, Ottawa, Koaeaaie and Halifax citbs. 'I ADT" Baldwin 1net miaa bred and trotting stallions should pro x-.

win oe served at 5 o'clock and the return made at 8 p. M. The in-vitatioa ii positively not transferable. owners to send in nominations. Charles duce the dams of sorb game and fast per- BuOaio Players' club.

Is not debarred from playing wita any national sgriunt Ciuo. accommodations call at the ticket office, corner FiOh avenue and Wood street, Pitta bnrtr; Pa. Wheatley la the secretary. iormera on the trotunz tod runmna.