THE MORNING OEEGONIAN. FRIDAY. JULY 6, 1901.

batting the leaders two to one, Cleve- for two bases, was advanced another on to their work with square blades, and tore by winning tho Sheridan stakes at a mile and CAME IN half-doz- GARDNER GOT DECISION a Quarter at Washington Park. Summary: BOTH WENT TO PORTLAND land took the first game from the cham Zan's failure to hold a strike, and counted AMERICANS FIRST out a en strokes before the on They Four and one-ha- lf furlongs Jack Ratly won, plons, although the latter team fielded Bradbury's sacrifice. This ended Thames crew had finished four. Rossfame Phyro 0:57. g. Fontcl-la- second. third: time. magnificently. Cleveland's hitting was Walla Walla's The s crowded fully 41 strokes Into the first One mile Sam Fullen won. Ohnet second, hard and timely. Attendance, 5000. Score: made two runs In the first, and one minute, though ttoey were far from neat, Boney Boy run innings. third; time, 1:16 3ALL riiATEBS BEAT SPOKANE DC BHEI SHE in both the third and fifth PENNSYLVASrtANS DEFEATED THE but there was not much splashing. This, MOFFATT'S LEFT ARM AGAIN WENT One mile and 70 yards Ed Adack won, Chicago 2 8 OJCleveland 316 1 The game was replete with sharp fielding however, mado no difference, for the Alaska second, Oxnard third; time, 1:50 GOOD STYLE. the were on THAMES ROWING CLUB. BACK ON HIM. 55. Cleveland, Hart and Wood; and errors hard chances. Thames crew could row only 39 and had Sheridan atakes, $4000 added. miles' Batteries Fleming three-quarte- li and Berry pitched good ball. The lost rs of a length by the Robert "Waddell won. Six Shooter second. Ter- Chicago, Patterson and Sugden. Umpire, score: . Haskell. time the Island had been passed. The minus third; time, 2:13 Heavy Batting: in the Morning:, and game RHE Will Meet Leanders la the Final Pennsylvanlans continued at full steam, He Made a Rush, the Blotv Went One mile Crocket won, Eddie Jones second, Afternoon Walla Walla 4 4 Tulla Fonso third: time, 1:45. Clever Fielding; and Pitching Up to the ninth Inning of the afternoon 00000001 01 Heat for the Grand Challenge getting farther and farther away from Wild, and His Arm Was Fontella 201010000-46-4 weak adversaries. They reached Six furlonss Mr. Brown won. Yellow Tall game Chicago was unable to do a thing Cup Today. their Dislocated. second. Money Musk third; time. 1:16 In Afternoon. Hoffer's pitching. Attendance, 5000. Batteries Fleming and Zan; Berry and half way In 3 minutes and 40 seconds, a with Groseclose. remembrance. One mile and 70 yards Moses won. Scotch The score: . time which deserves careful Plaid second, Hard Knot third; time, 1:49. Soon after this, as the Thames men were 4. fight be- 4.-- ball-tosse- rs 6 7 2jChIcago 5 11 5 Bicycle Racing: 4. second day of Pennsyl- SAN FRANCISCO, July The SPOKANE, July The Portland Cleveland .... at Manhattan Bench. HENLEY, July The completely out of the hunt, the At Everett. 4. the Henley regatta was signalized by an- lively paddle, at tween Jack Moffatt, of Chicago, and won two games from Spokane Batterips Hotter and Wood; Harvey and NEW YORK, July The feature of vanlans settled Into that EVERETT. Wash.. July 4. Tho first race victory the Americans, the half-stea- 36, they so George Gardner, of Lowell, Mass., this today. The Portland boys had their Sullivan. the bicycle racing at Manhattan Beach other for at for which are meeting of the year on Washington cir- motor-pace- In the tho eyes "with, them touched track was a le d race be- oarsmen from the University of Pennsyl- famous. Is extremely useful to nurse afternoon, ended rather abruptly "eaulc" and Rowing It Mo- cuit was begun today .in this city by the Sno- Welner tip lively- - They made 13 runs, Milvrankee tween Hoyt, Pierce, McEachern and Lin- vania defeating the Thames Club a crew which has established a good lead third round when, for the third time, County Agricultural Detroit. winning second heat. As ffatt's fight up to the homish Association. The while their opponents only pot six long t.4. .fielding on ton. Hoyt won by yearly a mile and a and thus their and save up Its powers until they are left arm failed. The attendance, SOOO, was double of any day MILWAUKEE, July Loose disqualified Leanders defeated the Belgian crew, third round was slightly in Gardner's that marks to their credit. Neither Salisbury the part of the home team, coupled with half from Pierce, but was for the wanted again. But it has been seen In In the history of the track, due to the Fourth for Portland nor Wllner for Spokane accepting assistance from his pacemakers the Pennsylvanlans will meet the Lean- these races for the last time. favor. In the first round he had knocked of July celebration. Results: a multiplicity of errors, gave the morn- In final for the Grand Chal- swing on pitched a good same. Tinker, Swindells, 1000. by means of a string attached to the rear ders the heat "The Leander oarsmen Improved on Moffatt down with a right the Free for all, pace Path mark won. Starkly ing same to Detroit. Attendance, man on his pacing motor, one end of lenge cup tomorrow. A bright, hot sun count. He got up Kelly and Bottenus did good stick work. Score: their previous performance and their jaw and Jack took the second, Kittitas Ranger third; best time, 2:18. Muller, Portland's left fielder, made sev- which Hoyt was accused of holding in was shining today and there was no wind. not finished. But far strong, however, and immediately landed Mllo dash Dr. Marks won. George Palmer RHEI RHE seen 11 o'clock Leanders, pad- has eral sensational plays. The score at the 5 5 2Milwaukee .... 7 his mouth. The string could not be Soon after the more important is the fact that today the a hard left on Gardner's face. They second. Red Spinner third; time, 1:43. Detroit 16 press ofllclals dling for their race with the Holly won, McAl- - rooming game follows: Con- from the box, but the said to the start Englishmen reached Frawley no less than fought fast throughout' the first round. trot Hattie Batteries Milwaukee, Sparks and saw plainly, and Referee Belgians, were loudly applauded along the ropa second; time, 3:04, 3:07. SPOKANE. Heigh Umpire, they It Burnett six seconds than Pennsylvania, and Gardner doing the most work at long nor; Detroit, and Shaw. faster range, R. H. P.O. A. E. Cantillon. When tho two meet each other there will while Moffatt showed tho better at ? Lean- There was a great deal of Xiord Roebcr)'N Horse Won. Donahue. Sb 0 1 1 Afternoon game-Milwa- ukee not be that difference, because the Lougheed, rf. 132 0 1 der oarsmen never get farther ahead than clinching and LONDON. July 4. The Earl of Rosebery'a 0 turned the tables on Detroit Epsom Lad won the Princess of Wales stakes, Marshall, If. 12 this aftfernoon, winning a hotly contested they can help. The difference In pace In tho second round Moffatt opened with Bottenus, lb 11102 2 9 0 0 HE EULOGIZED THE UNITED STATES. Pennsylvanlans will a hard left! on the face, followed by a 10,000 sovereigns, at Newmarket today. King 2b 0 game In the ninth Inning on an opportune necessitated for the Edward's Diamond Jubilee was second, and Stulz. half-mil-e, clinch. When they were separated by the Bisley, as 1101 110 4 1 hit by Anderson. Attendance, 5000. The have a serious effect upon the middle Earl Cadosan's Stdus (Maher) was third. Kelly, cf. 0 2 2 0 3 score: which hitherto has been such an referee, Gardner rushed Moffatt to tho Twelve horses ran. Miss Pac (Maher) won the 6 1 1 ropes, landing Swindells, c. 0 2 RHEI RHE easy thing for them. left and right on the face. race for a selling plate. Richard Croker'a Joe Wllner, p - 0 13 C A clinch followed, men fought J- J? 2. Milwaukee ...5 3Detrolt 713 "A curious contrast to the solemn aloof- and both Ullman (L. Relit) wa3t second, and Ravens dy hard on the body. Gardner his Totals 6 12 24 9 Batteries-CRel- and Maloney; Cronln, ness of tho Pennsylvanlans, who have Jabbed Den third. P. Lorlllard's Eden II (Maher) 1b left into Moffatt's twice, and Jack re- won the PORTLAND. Selver and Buelow. never seen anything of the regatta, lace Exeter stakes. rowed four of their men sponded with a hard left' .hook to the head. Muller, If. 1 1 3 1 that Leander forcing round, 1 1 2 1 "Washington. eight In Steward's race, and Gardner did all the In the Xelsel. ss Philadelphia Beat from the the his long reach enabling him to land his QUESTION OF THE HOUR.' Anderson, 2b i 2 2 ? PHILADELPHIA, July 4. Washington that Payne and Burnell were to have had 3b 2 2 2 1 6 Bel- left on Moffatt's face quite frequently. Tinker. played a fine up-hi- ll game this morning, a third trial at o'clock against the Weed. rf. 3 2 2 0 pair, were scratched. No better Moffatt, however, fought In close, and Grosvenor Says Is tho Elective Brown, cf 2 0 and by heavy batting in the last Inning gian but avoided a great many of Gardner's blows. It 0 contrast could be BUgge&ted of the way in Mahaffey, lb 212 came within one run of tlelng the score. The honors In this round were almost Franchise. Vigneux. c. 2 151 9 0 Attendance, 5100. Score: which English and American oarsmen Safisbury, p , 0 1 gain their experience and training. In tho even. WINFIELD, Kan., July 4. Honorable 10 . BHEI RHE At the beginning of the third round Mo- Charles H. Grosvenor, of Ohio, was the Washington 8 2PhlIadelphia ...6 7 2 first race they see all they can and do Totals 13 13 27 ...5 they row ffatt made a rush for Gardner, and swung principal speaker at the Chautauqua As- Washington, Carrtck and all they can. The second time SCORE BY INNINGS. Batteries wBKBm M against the watch. We shall see the re- a hard left, which went wild. This was sembly here this afternoon, addressing a Spokane 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 26 Clarke; Philadelphia, Plank and Powers. the blow that put his left shoulder out of large crowd at the Park grounds. He Portland 5 0 0 0 2 0 3 3 13 Umpires, Sheridan and Mannassau. WRKmlMBwZz; ii inmiTiT - - sult tomorrow." place. He dropped to one knee, his arm said In part: SUMMARY. Philadelphia-Washingto- n afternoon game . mBNSM Coach Ward and Coxswain Smith. hanging limp at his side. Gardner went "One of the results of the evolutions runs Spokane, 3; Portland. 8. postponed; wet grounds. M'mmKeSi "Some people," said Coach Ward, "won- to his corner, and the referee immediately which havo followed close upon, the dy- Earned Ai1KBmMMm ing old century, Two-ba- se bits Bottenus, Kelly, Swin- der why our fellows do not spend their declared him the winner and called for a hours of the and which dells, Brown. Boston Takes Trro From Baltimore. spare time running about Henley. We doctor. Two physicians responded, and seems to bid fair to find a fuller devel- Three-bas- e Marshall, Tinker. opment hits 4. have our work cut out for us, and until k Moffatt, suffering great pain, was led to In the Northwest. Is the growth Stulz, Loughead, Delsel, BOSTON, July A combination of hard pro- Stolen bases 13 done we do not want to spend any his dressing-roo- Gardner generously of trusts In the business of Weed. hitting by the home team and bad errors that peo- Mahaffey; more time In Thames Valley than pos- said he did not feel as If he was entitled duction In the United States. The Double plays Anderson to by the visitors In the third Inning of the ple of our country learn to distin- Muller to Vigneux. game Boston to win i: sible. Old Ten Eyck told me, when we to the purse, and voluntarily agreed to must 1; Wll- the morning enabled guish between injurious combinations and Bases on balls By Salisbury. by 4443. j&jm first began to talk about coming to Eng- share equally with Moffatt. 4. easily. Attendance, Score: nmiffinfcXtfL: - it beneficial combinations and lay down ner, lUirjIIVMI JTv HI. ilUlj&-'- :!mJlVWmtk..TnLtl J land, If kept the crew on the hill- Today's accident to Moffatt I Struck out By Salisbury. 5; Wllner, 4. RHEI RHE 111 iwfi.whzmmm'HI that I unfortunate this proposition: So long as the managers healthy as Saratoga. Time of game 1 hour and 30 minutes. Baltimore 2 6 5 Boston 10 14 2 top, Henley is as will undoubtedly end his ring career. of two or more industrial Institutions who Umpire-rMcDona- " said, a mighty good ld. Boston, Mlttohell and Crlger; 'Malaria,' he 'is Twice before, once In a contest with hl3 have combined into one greater organiza- Batteries say en- Attendance 1000. Baltimore, Nops and Robinson. excuse if beaten; but never it.' opponent of today, and once while tion produce the following results, no The gome this afternoon was largely a Afternoon game Wit "Pennsylvania has not got malaria and gaged in a fight with Al Nelll, Moffatt harm can come predicated of their action pitchers game, and Engel, for Portland, RHE RHE Is not going to get It. Dr. Walt said the threw his shoulder out of place, and it first, that tho combination employs moro ras at bis best, .He was given excellent Baltimore .... 3 6 4Boston S 9 2 crew stepped out of Its boat as fresh as required a long rest each time to put him men than did the constituent members; wSKS Davenport (No. 1), who was an Support. Spokane put up good ball, as rain. in condition again. In training for his second, that they pay as high or higher indicates, few weeks before he left the fight today, his arm had le score it follows: American League Standing. invalid a with Gardner wage9 to employes; third, that they do SPOKANE. United States, is as good as any one In stood the work well, and he felt confident not advance to an unjust figure the pro- Won. Lost. P. C. Is saying much." R. H. PO. .658 the boat, and that that the old trouble would not recur. ducts of their industry. A. E. Boston 38 20 open position Donahue, 3b 0 0 Chicago 39 22 .639 Coxswain Smith said: The fights today were held In an "As to expansion, the taken by Loughead, r. f 0 0 1103 3 1 Baltimore 28 24 .538 "We have the same station tomorrow as arena in the center of Wie old baseball the present administration is one in which Marshall, 1. f 0 0 0 Detirolt S3 23 .533 we had today, and while I did not steer ground at Sixteenth and Folsom streets, I heartily concur, and which I believe Bottenus, lb 0 13 2 0 Washington 25 24 .520 might, like Francisco to be dominant sentiment of tho 18 1 as near the piles as I I the under the auspices of the San the Stulz, 2b 0 Philadelphia 23 33 .411 station, and think we have all got a little Athletic Club. The weather was perfect people of the United States. I do not be- Bisley, ss 0 1132 1 Cleveland 23 35 .39? country or .". 1 13 0 1 up our sleeves for tomorrow. and about 5000 persons attended. lieve our forefathers mado a Kelly, c. f Milwaukee 20 40 .333 de- Swindells, c 0 10 2 0 Four of the Leanders' grand challenge The preliminary bout between Al Nelll attempted to make a country and middle-weight- great Glendon, p 0 16 3 0 cup crow, Goldle, Etherlngton-Smlt- h, Bur- and Charles Thurston, thvo local s, signed that It should be shorn of the 12 NATIONAL LEAGUE. Payne, turned out 3:30 P. M. went limit of 20 rounds, and powers and prerogatives Incident to a first-cla- ss .1 7 27 16 nell and at the blessings Totals and beat the London Rowing Club easily was declared a draw. nation. With peace, the PORTLAND. Boston and Cincinnati Broke Even of our grand system of government will Well-Play- and thoroughly In the first heat of the Two ed Games. over millions of (Muller, 1. t 0 in Steward's challenge cup for four, winning Out. be rapidly diffused tho Delsel, ss 1 CINCINNATI, July 4. There was scor "Snllor" Brown Knocked people that will bow to our flag In tho by a length and a quarter. Payne and 4. Anderson. 2b ."2 ing In only one Inning of the morning SANTA CRUZ, Cal., July "Sailor" far-aw- Orient, and America, enlarged were to competed 6 o'clock heavy-weig- Tinker, 3b 1 :: - Burnell have at Brown, champion ht of Nova glorified by adherence to tho game between Cincinnati and Boston, and - and her Weed, r. f .". 0 gp In the- first heat for tho silver goblets Scotia, was knocked out In the fifth round great principles of equality and liberty, Brown, c, 0 the local team was the fortunate one. gr&- against Belgian four, but the two Le- f... the Creek by Blanchard, a men, will shine brighter (Mahaffey, 0 Phillips single, and doubles by Harley and at Boulder Ed and Justice to all lb ander men were scratched. middle-weigh- lis Vigneux, c 0 Beckley were responsible for the two runs MINISTER WU TING FANG, WHO DELIVERED THE FOURTH OF t. The fight was to havo as one of the grand galaxy of states Engel, p 1 Attendance, 3000. JULY ORATION AT PHILADELPHIA. been 15 rounds. the constellation of the world. made by Cincinnati. moment to The score: RACE OF THE SHAMROCKS. "The question of greatest Totals 9 27 12 RHE RHE THE DAY'S RACES. the future of the United States and to BY INNINGS. 0 4 ljClnclnnatl .... 2 8 2 0 Failure of Wind Made It Xothins the people thereof has grown out of the SCORE Boston Drifting; Spokane 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0--1 Batteries Willis, Dlneen and Moran; More Than a Match. Commando, a Great Favorite at question of the elective franchise within 0 0 0 ROTHESAY, Firth-on-Clyd- e, July 4. thi states of the Union. The basis of our Portland ...3 10 10 05 Phillips and Bergen. Umpire Cunning- early race, but course, but their reception was quite Shceusbcad, Was Beaten. of SUMMARY. disqualified Hoyt in the Failure of the wind caused a disappoint- Government, and its admitted claim ham. did notify him until after the race eclipsed by that given to the Americans YORK, July 4. Commando, tho great Is based upon the con- Portland, 2. game not ing outcome of a projected trial race be- NEW the right to live. Earned runs Afternoon was over. Pierce was declared the win- who followed a few minutes later. son of Domino, a great favorite at 1 to 0, was governed. The law of the Two-ba- se Engel. tween the two Shamrocks. Five miles sent of the hit Murphy saved the game for Boston In second, and Lin- There "Was a difference of only five min- decisively the Lawrence realization Three-bas- e hlts-Ciars- Muller. ner, with McEachern starting point Shamrock beaten in country, It seems to me, and I think the inning of tho game by one of be- two races and no soon- from the the I 13 Stolen bases Kelly, Tinker. ninth ton third. McEachern was six laps utes between the eighth mile ahead. A little stakes at Sheepshead Bay today. The Parader, there is no dispute about that. very catches ever seen 10 er Umpire WllUums .sent the Lean was an of a cleverly by two lengths. Double plays Loughead to Swindells; the most remarkable hind Pierce, and about laps ahead of had became becalmed, and with McCue up, won plain and simple. If a state of tho Rlsley; Vigneux. on a ball field. With Magoon on first, tape. All ders and Belgians off than Umpire Put later' Shamrock II raco was for a mllo and and Iioughead to Weed to Linton when he crossed the tho old boat returned to the challenger The South sees fit to say that the colored Bases on ballsBy Glendon, 1; Engel, 1. Peltz sent a sharp liner to the left center, finished 50 miles before stopping. nam's launch took its place to start tne four horses faced tho starter. Handwork, with not vote because by Engel, 1, the far a fresh start. In the starton, tne running, man of the South shall Struck out By Glendon, 4;. which looked good for a home run. Mur- Hoyt's time for 50 miles was 30:02. Americans and the Thames crew. There Shaw In the saddle, made the early he Is colored man, It has a perfect right Umpire McDonald. was capital and Pennsylva- Shamrock n had a minute and a half showing way a mllo by three lengths. a phy, when he saw that he could not reach a start the how- the for to do so, but such state must submit to three-fourt- better of the older yacht, which, along second place, whllo th,e ball on the run, deliberately slid fully nlans had of a length lead the Commando rated In a reduction of representation In Conzos3 Buffalo Atftlete the Champion. top Island reached. ever, was soon overcome. In a better Mortello and The Parader brought up the rear. - HONORS EVEN AT SEATTLE. 10 feet over the ground and caught the before the of the was regained and in the electoral college. , BUFFALO. July 4. The athletic games They rowed 11 strokes In the first quar- breeze off Cumbrae Shamrock H Going up the back stretch, the order waa the been ball while lying on his stomach. He ground and lapping the Com- "All the glorious results have Home Team Won In the Morning, Magoon up second. that were held In tho Stadium today ter, 22 In the first half and 41 for the some of the lost same, but as they neared the far turn by the greatness then doubled at At got away Shamrock I's quarter, engaged In a mando moved up to Handwork, and they raced worked out from the first Tncoraa in the Afternoon. tendance, 2SO0. The score: brought out the largest attendance that first minute. The Americans glory of education of the country, and Ful- easily point, and drifting match which ended the day's head and head to the stretch. At this point and the 4. to- has ever been seen In that structure. steadily and from that or by and patriotism or SEATTLE, July Honors were even RHEI RHE Interesting 38. They contest In a way that was utterly Handwork gave it up, and tho crowd settled the games ... 4 4 3Boston 6 12 4 ly 10,000 persons watched the dropped their stroke to did halt the illiterate men of the country. If by day In the ball here, the morning Cincinnati programme sports, occupied the distance In 3:30. Their opponents did itself to see Commando come home alono, when 4 3, of which the loomed up danger- the latter, they should not be punished game going to Seattle by a score of to Batteries Newton, Scott and Bergen; were In 3:42. Opposite suddenly The Parader entire day. The events decided the the half the Leander ously near. McCue bringing him through on for they have been true a nd patriotic. Tacoma winning In the afternoon by Nichols and Klttredge. Umpire Cunning- ng and Amateur Athletic Union's championship enclosure tho Pennsylvanlans were three New Httmmer-Throwl- Record. struggle by former, there is no need of 8 to 4. In tho afternoon game hard hit- ham. they the rail. There was a brief at the If the of North America, the handicap races and lengths ahead, and although again NEW YORK, July 4. The feature of the furlong pole, and then The Parader grad- this legislation. You cannot have a dis- ting by the visitors and several costly 25 considerably spurted, last the Marathon road race of miles. eased and the others field games of the Sixty-nint- h ually drew away, and won cleverly, while franchised class in a free government by cost home team Irouls-Philadelp- C. track and errors Seattle the the St. Games. Adam G. Gunn, of the Central Y. M. the Thames men were never able to make were held today Cel- had to be content with second making of that class enemies game. SeattJe failed to score until the championship up anything. Regiment, which at Commando without ST. LOUIS, July 4. St. Louis won the A., of Buffalo, won the Passing the grandstand, tic Park, Long Island City, was the handi- place. 12 lengths before Mortello, who beat of the government. The colored race ninth inning, when by a magnificent bat- percentage of 5739. the Americans could not resist a little place. The Illit- up morning game when the intolerable heat with a cap contest In which John Flannagan, of Handwork a head for third Parader here has reduced tho condition of ting rally they touched Adams for five began to tell on Duggleby. Four singles Seven men started In the Marathon spurt, and they rowed past with a dozen Club, threw the was giving Commando five pounds, and ran eracy 45 per cent, and that, too. under The score; 41 the New York Athletic hits and four runs. and two doubles netted four runs. Harper road race. The course began with a mile strokes at the rate of to the minute. hammer a distance of 175 feet, the distance over a dead track In 2:49 nil the troubles and turmoils under which 23 Americans had very friendly re- was only excuse Forenoon Game. eighth, In the Stadium, then miles to La Salle The a nine-fo- ot The condition of the track the they labored, and If left alone and was almost overcome In the but coach, 4 inches from a circle. A few have TACOMA. bravely to his task, and lasted long and return, the finishing mile being over ception. Ellis Word, the American ago Alfred Plaw, of the University for Commando's defeat. encouraged the cry of Illiteracy among stuck kept who was in umpire's launch, expressed weeks holiday crowd of 33.000 people watched R. H. PO. A. E. enough to win out. Attendance, 12,000. the Stadium cinder course. The men the of California, was credlated with 171 feet A the colored men will gradually and Indeed well In a bunch until the turning point himself as being thoroughly satisfied and tho racing. It was tho closing day or the rapidly diminish." McCarthy, ss The score: 2 Inches, under similar conditions, and Jockey Club's meeting. Sat- at last 1 1-- 1 Salle was reached, when Meller, Jr., confident. Coney Island June Lynch, cf. 111100 RHEI RHE at La Flannagan took the first opportunity to Brighton. i Lcandcr-Belgia- sport will be resumed at Mclntyre, 3b SL Louis 613 3 Philadelphia of Tonkers, began to pull away. Meller n Race. figures and replace them urday the 0 1 10 0 0 ..260 wipe out these Sumiuiry: Shelton, lb 11110 Ryan; Duggleby entered the Stadium and finished the final The Leander-Belgia- n race was a hard now holds the DECLARE FOR FREE TRADE Flannery, 2b 0 3 0 Batteries Harper and ap- with a better record. He Five furlongs, selling Honolulu won, Lady before the second man put In an one, expected. nine-fo- ot 0 120 0 and McFarland. Umpire O'Day. mile but not so severe as The soven-fo-ot and record of the Sterling Optional time, 1:00 Menefee, rf pearance. IDavls, an Indian from Hamil- rapid- second, third; Zearfoss, c 0 2 106 2 0 Aftfernoon game Leanders got away with surprising world with a hammer. The Six furlongs Colonel Paddon won, Templeton Porto Rlcnn Assembly Unanimously was Becond. 43, Thlelman, If 0 0 1 Orth won a pitchers' battle for Philadel- ton, Ont, ity, at the rate of and secured a bare hammer was carefully weighed and found second. Oliver Mc. third: time, 1:13. Adopted Resolution. Cter, p 0 12 4 1 phia from Powell, and gave the local team. length's lead at the top of the island. to be two ounces over weight. Double event, $5000, six furlongs Fly Wheel 10 Belgians soon a rapid gait, Rl'co, 4. a Its first shut-o- ut of the season. Flicks' Champions. The struck won. Whisky King second, Par Excellence SAN JUAN, Porto July In Totals 3 8 24 11 3 Canadians the up, sec- single and double by Jennings scored Ot- and began to come but they could third; time, 1:13 Goldsmith finished Joint session lasting three hours the Porto a the BUFFALO, July 4. The Capitols, of Oxford-Cambrid- ge Match. SEATTLE. only run. was 32,000, not catch the Leanders. Off Fawloy Cricket ond, but was disqualified for fouling. RIcan Assembly today unanimously The total attendance the Crescents, of Brooklyn, Oxford-Cambrid- tawa, defeated they In 3:24, Lean- LONDON, 4. The realization stakes, 1 miles free-tra- The As- R. H.. PO. A. E. and In the afternoon 20,000. The score: today, won the la- Court,' whlqh did tho July The Lawrence passed the resolution. Hurley, lb 0 3 14 2 0 at .the Stadium and ders were again clear. Off the Grosvenor annual cricket match, which com- The Parader, 120, McCue, 6 to 1 and 5 to 2, sembly Hall was crowded with people, Peeples, 2b 0 0 2 3 0 RHEI RHE crosse championship of the United States won; 121, Spencer, 1 to G. second; announcement 0 5 Club the Belgians spurted, and nearly got menced today at Lords, was played before Commando. and cheers greeted tho Klopf, ss 1 St Louis lphlladelphia ,.160 and Canada. teams were Mortello. 110, Turner, SO to 1, third; time, signed the reso- 0 0 up level. A splendid race home followed, a fashionable crowd. Tho that Governor Allen had Frary, c 1115 Batteries Powell and Ryan; Orth and up to 2:49 Handwork also ran. free-trad- o resolution begins 0 0 the Leanders winning by a bare length. equally matched but neither wa3 lution. The Bodie, If 113 Umpire-O'D- ay. steeplechase, about miles 3b 2 1 Jacklltch. The Leanders finished strong, and It was the usual 'varsity standard. Tho Cam- Independence 2$ with a preamble In which reference la Rockenfield, 112 YELLOW BOOK ON CHINA. won. Mary Lander second, Sack-- et Rand, rf 1100 0 1 agreed that tomorrow's meeting between bridge eleven commenced the batting. Magic Light made to section 3 of the Foraker law. u 12a u o o be was for lunch, third; time, 5:18. The resolution then continues: Thlelman, c I Kerr Torlc and Plttsbnre? Break Even the Leanders and tho Americans will When a recess taken the miles, on turf, selling Corbett, p.. o 4 u a race. score for Cambridge was 100 runs for two One and "The Porto RIcan Assembly, In active i i PITTSBURG, July 4. The morning game French Document Pays High. Tribute hard won, Bombshell second, McLeod of In- The results of the heats today were as wickets. Dolando session, and acting pursuant to the Totals 4 11 24 1G between Pittsburg and New York was a to Rockhill. Dare third; time, 1:48 Congress, does hereby notify grand battle replete with fine follows: Cambridge was all out in the first in- structions of SCORE BY INNINGS. Grand Challenge Cup, third heat Tho ning 32 runs. At the close of play for the President of the United States that, fielding and pitching. TannehlU was hit 4. for At Newport. Seattle 4 PARIS, July A yellow book has Rowing Club beat the Belgian the day, Oxford in its first Inning had by virtue of the Hollander act and other 00040000 0- by a batted ball in the second inning and nego- Leander 4. Newport summary: opera- Tacoma -3 been Issued concerning the Chinese three-quarte- rs CINCINNATI, July It has adopted and put into Mat-thews- crow by of a length. Time, 34 runs for one wicket down. acts. Summary: 10020000 gave way to Chesbro In the fifth. 1S00, scored selling Flop won. Rowdy O. tiations from the end of when the 7:0S. Six furlongs, tion a system of local taxation to meet By 2; Carter, 5. game throughout. -, Struck out Corbett. by pitched a nice collective note was presented, to the mid- Grand Challenge Cup, fourth second, Roltalre third; time, 1.13. the necessities of Insular government, and Double plays Rockenfield to Hurley to Attendance, SOOO. score: Mellor Won Marathon Road Race. furlongs, selling Miss Worth won, Fa- - copy or Peeples. The die of June, when the Ministers decided University beat the Thames Five It hereby Instructs that a tms Indemnity. dispatches BUFFALO, July 4. The cham- leta second, Debenture third; time, 1:02. be presented to tho Pres-dle- nt Bases on balls Off Corbett, 1; oft Car- RHE RHE the question of The Rowing Club by three lengths. Time, 7:22. miles, soiling Edna joint resolution 5 14 1 heat-King- Ono and requests ter, 1. New York .... lPlttsburg ....311 deal chiefly with the decision and set- Thames Challenge Cup, eighth ston pionships of tho Amateur Athletic Union of the United States, and it an Morris second, Baffled third; Hit by pitched ball By Corbett, 1. Batteries Matthewson and "Warner; tlement, the total indemnity and how Rowing Club beat the Royal were run oft at the Stadium In tho Gerry won. Nels that Governor Allen deliver the resolution, Two-3)ase- " Hurley, Klopf, today. were 10 time. 1:47. McKInley proc- hits Shelton, TannehlU, Chesbro and Zlmmer. China was to pay. School of Mines by a length and a half. grounds There TJIedl to President In order that Zearfoss. programmo, Including Independenco handicap, one mile won. may made by him, and If It Afternoon game M. Beau, Juno 12, cabled that tho Min- Time, 7:24. events on the the second, Charlie O'Brien third; lamation be Umpire O'Connell, all-rou- John McElroy proper to Presi- game was too one-sid- Cup, Marathon road race, and tho shall seem wise and the Game; The afternoon isters all agreed on an increase of the "Visitors' Challenge second heat time, 1:40. Assembly Afternoon to be Interesting. Taylor was knocked import duties 5 per cent, except Mr. Calus College. Cambridge, beat New Col- championship. The weather and track furlongs, selling Santa Ventura won, dent of "the United States, the SEATTLE. sport. Samuel A. Six requests that his proclamation be Issued out of the box In the second Inning, after Rockhill, who declared he could not con- lege. Oxford. Calus arrived alone. Num were both fine for the Teuccr second, Slasher third; time, l:14Vk R, College Mellor, of tho Hollywood Inn Athletic won, Meggs second, July 25. as that day Is being established H. PO.A.B. seven hltB and seven runs had been made. sent unless specific duties were substituted ber 3 of the New crew broke Selling, one mile Ingls holiday commem- Hurley, 0 14 Association, of Yonkers, N. Y., won the 1:41- - a legal Porto RIcan to lb Pltteburg played a fast and brilliant game. for ad valorem: secondly, the Improve his slide. Calus stopped, but the damage Fuclno third; time, coming Peeples, 2b ,., "....1 0 Marathon road race, Land Ho won, Mr. Brook-woo- d orate the anniversary of the of .1 o Attendance. 7505. The score: ment of the waterways of the Pel Ho and could not be repaired. Ono mile, hurdles Klopf, ss Cup, second, Governor Boyd third; time, 1:40. tho American flag." Frary, c 1 5 RHE RHE Wang Po, and the revision of the regu- Thames Challenge ninth hea-t- i Bodle, 1. f 1 3 Pittsburg ....12 14 lJNew York .... 0 7 0 lation of the fluvial natvlgatlon. The Trinity Hall, Cambridge, beat Worcester American Record Broken. 0 two-ho-ur Delmnr. Rockenfield, 3b 1 Batteries Leever and Zlmmer; Taylor, diplomats agreed on the first two condi- College, Oxford, by a length. Time, 7:26. BOSTON, July 4. The Ameri- At BRYAN ON FOURTH OF JULY Rand, c f 0 0 Dohenyand Van Haltren. Umpire Colgan. tions, but there was some objection to Visitors' Challenge Cup, third heat can competitive record was broken by ST. LOUIS. Juli 4. Delmar summary: Thlelman, r. f 0 1 College, Oxford, Trin- Charles furlongs, selling Myrt Asher won. Miss 0 1 tho third. Balllot beat First both Moran and Stinson at River Six Stovall, p two-ho-ur Mascotte third: time, 1:20. Times "ot Favora- Beau, 15, announced that Mr. ity, Cambridge, by two lengths. Time, Pork in the fourth rido Guldo second. La Tendency of the Chlcagro Two From Brooklyn. M June Mo- a half furlongs, purse Ethylene Totals 4 9 27 15 Takes Rockhill had declared that his Govern- 8:14. in the six days' golden wheel race. Five and ble to a Free People. CHICAGO, July 4. Chicago won the Diamond Challenge Sculls, led, made 70 miles. 787 yards, won, Kaffir second. Gallagher third; time, TACOMA. ment would withdraw the third condition. fourth heat ran, who 4. special morning game by batting Kltson all over C. V. S. T. Blackstaffe by a figures of McEachern of 69 1:124. NASHVLLLE, Tenn.. July A regard to realization of Fox beat against the selling Stone-mou- th McCarthy, ss" 1 With the the three-quarter- and 20 yards, Prince Monteagle to says: field In the third, fourth and fifth In- length and s. Time, 8:46. miles, 612 yards, made in a similar race One mile from the Banner Lynch, c f 1 the debt, the British, American and Belgian won, John Morton second, Sylvan third; Bryan, who arrived today, 1 nings. The score: Ladles' Challenge Plate, third heat-Et- on here last year. W. J. here Mclntyre. lb Ministers declared they could not accept time. 1:48. said in talking of the Fourth of July that Shelton, 3b 0 RHEI beat Radley College by two and a won, A. D. G 0 RHE a guaranteed loan arid the adoption of Six furlongs Tim Collins It would be a slander on those who wrote Flannery, 2b Brooklyn 3 7 ljChlcago 5 16 2 quarter lengths. Time. 7:33. Antoxnofcile Race. Cave time. 1:13. Menefee, r. 1 fhe system of bonds waa thus Inevitable. Challenge Cup, Revised Time of second, Dr. third: the Declaration of Independence to say f Batteries Taylor and Kahoe; Kltson and 17, The Stewards' first heat 4. On lists Independence handicap, purse $1500, temporary expe- Zearfoss, c 1 M. Beau, June announced that Sir London Rowing Club eas- BERLIN, July the revised Tho it was promulgated as a L 1 Umpire Nash. Leander beat auto- 1 miles Oudenarde won, Blink second, Thlelman, f Farrell. Ernest Satow, the British Minister, had 8:03. of the time competition In the recent dient. He declared the Constitution and p 2 Afternoon game-B- orn pay ily. Time. to Berlin, the Nandora third; time, 2:08. Independence Insep- Adams, proposed that China the Indemnity Challenge mobile road race from Paris Tobo Declaration of to be teams played amateur ball in the days The Diamond Sculls, fifth heat here announce the Six furlongs, selling Prima II won, Bryan said Nation will 8 12 27 10 1 by a system of bonds, and five later G. Johnson by two and prize committee that third; time, arable. Mr. the Totals afternoon game, bases on balls and errors Ashe beat K. M. Fournler, made the trip in Payne second, Hlndoonet 1:18. outgrow Declaration until It he announced that Mr. Rockhill supported three-quarte- rs winner, selling never the SCORE BY INNINGS. lengths. Time, 8:53. One and miles, Lee oC of the rankest kind figuring largely In the proposal. M. 1 3 minutes and 43 seconds. Strath-mor- forsakes the doctrine of the consent the British Minister In his The Wyford challenge cup, fifth heat-Ch- rist 7hours won, Ida Ledford second, Amelia e Seattle 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 44 g. The mlsplays of the visitors tSiat Mr. Rockhlll's Bruno the governed. The abandonment of the 1 Beau further said College, Cambridge, won, beating third; time, 1:55. Tacoma 40201000--8 were the more costly. Attendance, 3500. support In this matter had brought about Won Pnllman Road Race. Declaration, he averred, would cause us SUMMARY. tho Thames Rowing Club by four feet. Mcintosh. of nations, The score: the decision tho following day of three CHICAGO, July 4. The fourteenth an- At Bntte. to lose the respect all and By Stovall, 3; by Adams, 3. RHEI 8:13. tho adoption of a brute force policy would Struck out RHE other powers to the proposition, and had Time, road race, 25 miles, was won 4. Today's results: stolen base Flannery. Chicago 1011 4Brooklyn 9 12 6 Ladles' challenge plate, fourth heat nual Pullman BUTTE. Mont, July ultimately lead to the downfall of the Re- yre doubtless secured Its eventual adoption. by Harold Mcintosh, who had a one-ha- lf furlongs William F. won. Double jJlays-CdcInt- to Flannery to Batteries "Waddell, Hughes and Kahoe; University College, Oxford, beat Worces- today Six and public. Imperialism, he said, Is the logU Vjz minutes. William Blum, a Tlng-a-Lln- g second, Joe K. third; time, 1:225. Mclntyre; Klopf to Hurley. Donovan and McGulre. Umpire Nash. College, Oxford, by two lengths. Time, Btart of cal outcome of the commercial spirit, and Two-bas- ter captured place Buffoon second. e hit Rand. Exposition Architects to Meet. scratch man, second and One mile Burdock won. The country Is engaged In a war of con- run Lynch. 7:32. prize. Thacher third; time. 1:45. the Home ST. LOUIS, July 4. By the direction of goblets, The Bel- the time Harry quest no other reason than that those Bases on balls Off Stovall, 1; Adams, L Kational LeagHe Standing:. The silver first heat Seven furlongs Brown Prince won, Senator for of game 1 hour and 50 minutes. President R. Francis, of tho Louisiana gians had a row over. The Leander crew third; time, 1:29& In charge of the Government think the ex- Time Won. LoBt. P. C. Exposition, and the committee "Wrestler Jenkins Won. Dubois second. Old Fox Philippines will prove Umpire O' Connell. Purchase was scratched. one-ha- lf furlongs Doublet won, ploitation of the FltUburg 35 24 .593 4. Four and on grounds and "buildings, the architects Wyford .challenge cup, sixth CLEVELAND, O.. July Tom Jenkins, 0:54tf- - profitable. The tendency of the times, ho New York 30 22 .577 sum- heat Decapo second, True Blue third; time. commission have been Kingston Gus Johnson, of New lf Is creation of an aristoc- Xorthvrest Leasnc Standingr. St. Louis 34 28 .543 to form a Trinity Hall, Cambridge, beat the of Cleveland, and Five and one-ha- furlongs Mocorlto won, said. toward the 32 23 .533 moned to a conference in this city on length. Time, 8:00. York, wrestled before 5000 people at For- third; time, racy of wealth, and the relinquishment of Won. Lost. P. C. Philadelphia compose Rowing Club by a Amasa second, Alarls Garter ,26 12 .6S4 Brooklyn 90 30 .500 Tuesday, July 9. The following est City Park today. Jenkins won two 1:08. those virtues that are essential to tho Portland Gil- n. .19 . 21 .475 27 27 .500 commission of Cass Duffy sec- well-bein- g free and respectable peo- Tacoma ...:...... Boston the architects: COOK DISCUSSES RACE. straight falls, One mile Gauntlet won, Frank of a Spokane .17 41 .441 Cincinnati 25 33 .431 bert, SU Paul and New York; Carrere & Eyes time, l:43tf. ple. 21 42 .335 ond. Odd third; Seattle : .16 24 .400 Chicago Hastings, New York; Van Brunt & Howe, Cnt World's Itecord. Three furlongs Honest John won. Don H. & Kimball, Omaha HENLEY, July 4. Theodore Cook, the Kansas City; Walker 4. S. Fenn, second, Walkapaugh third; time, 0:33. In efforts to reduce the expenses of well-know- n Oxford oarsman, writing on NEW YORK, July W. last AMERICAN LEAGUE. Fontellas Beat Walla Walla. and Boston; D. B. Burnham & Co., Isaac bicycle champion, running Spokane County, the Board of & Young, Barnett, today's Henley races for the Associated year's amateur at WALLA WALLA, July 4. For seven S. Taylor, Ames Vallsbury today cut the world's unpaced At Washington Park. County Commissioners has again brought Cleveland Takes Two Interesting; Innings today, shut-o- ut Hayes & Barnett, Chicago; wldemann, Press said: question refunding $200,. it looked like a gave competitive record for five miles, reaucing CHICAGO. July 4. Robert Waddell added up tho old of the Games Chicago. for the home team, but In the last half Walsh & Bolsseller, and Theo Link, St. "When Umpire Pitman the word 000 of 8 per cent bonds. Froa Penhsylvanians leaped forward 1 It from 10:35 to 10:33 .still further to his reputation this afternoon worth CuaEVELAND Ohio July 1--Sy out-- 1 of the eighth lnnlnff Berry hit Fiwnlng Louis. "bo," the