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q ~ Club one to day and the second 90 Thursday
The datet were selected by the New York Club and !
then Since then nothing has been SAID about
asonished was when told the grounds that there
would be no game. strangely, too nobody seemed TO
will never do, will III"
NoEuloH April IA very strong club has lust been
formed in this city, With Attorney iam JsDningS
SNOW, Van Amripgs; pitchers SNOW Moore, callahan; !;
nish Al are veteran players and Il curious that all
are now rssldents here, snog and Cornish formerly
PLAYED with the Meridens and other state clubs an
mery played with the best League teams lie Is pow
an experiment and the cittcns will bo invited to sus
tain with liberal contributions II the team go It
ball ground Will haYe to he leased and fenced and It
10 intended 10 extend the street railroad with electric
is hoped and btfors that date some WsSl place in the
nine will be strengthened Positions have not vet
ssen assigned but probsaly Van hmringe WI cover
Jennings will be short Stop.
To THE EpiroR OF rHE SuS-SUt | see by your paper
that deleRaton from Staten Island will attend at The
Manager Mutric BE ng Of that delegation would
day We have rshrcSsntatiye in tho New York d IL
club S1d would like 10 soc him pitch on that day u
o sG dssESon ss You use sonr asnce 90 viii Sr
Nurie TO ihst end The person refer to Jack shAr
rott and Manager Muto need not be afraid to put him
New York cty, but you will observe hR record you
will find that he has struck out more men
has given less bases on balls than any OF them.
VIC think that our representative is as good as
Distinguish himself and We are sure he will do IT. II
the king OF managers will nut sharott in the box on
SSpfsHs 1 I'd and n yCHr paper our delegation
hrArEs ISLAND CRAEE.
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Sports at Princeton.

PRINCETON. April lG.-An enthusiastic meet
ing of the Princeton Tennis Association AZ held this
afternoon In consequence OF tho large number OF
students interested in tennis the constitution was
changed enable the association to increase the
number Of courts from nye eight and to extend tho
limit OF membership from 10 to I25. when motion
was made that the association dsfray the expensst of
the Champion tennis player representative OF the
college at the New Haven in the fall some Of tho
town members objected ana although the stud EMS
stand ten To aud could have passed the motion II
was allowed 10 drop The grounds used for courts
beonS TO the town, but II IL probable that tho
students will opon tho CAMPUS and wlthdrax
from tie assoc IAtou
The iiekkaideka Whist Climb tournament which has
been IN Progress tor Iome time cuded to day
Ihe number Of coutestAnts large and the in
trest great Ncrnon won brst prize while SpicOF
and Robertson tied for second
At a meeting Of the freshman base ball nne C. f
Hnmrrey was e.ected captain In place OF ", A. Guild
Resigned "uild has been playing third base on the
Il.e nIinber Of men trying for positions has beea
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"heellnR.

The Buffalo Rambsrs have left the L. W
The riding school of George R. Bidwe is now open
mileage cup
The Atalsnta wheelmen will have a run to Nutlsy. N.
j, this evening. "
WheeImen will be held this evening.
s ms aSr for she Mileage medals of
c. Anthony. the Taunton nyer will be a competitor
in both tho Charlottesville and frvngton road race.
TIE sS 4as es,s 0e think; Of hSdg
feature OF the evening runs of the Harlem Whsel
men this season will be visits the different clubs in
The Irvineton Bicycle Club will give ,ts nrut en-
feature.
led on June rs II IS estimated that betVsSn rs and
The ten.m!lc match race for $50 bstwssn Msssrs
H9wel and Eohh the wsl,known English profossOnaIS
Messrs Putney. Clemens, and the Keane bows will
@ aG' Bicycle Club III the nsurn
The chsrnpionships for district No 2 oomprsnR Nov
ss %s sss nIs W h at tic New J'
Great efforts will he made by the members of the
Kings County wheelmen 10 secure the medal offered By
Murphy for tho best attendance on club runs.
At meeting of tho Board Of Officers OF the Naasa.
oh ChgsstS dyi.on Gt the League 2;
spring meet Of the division at Worcester on May So
The RsnEs R 3o rsGGrd' e & che &c G99nEa sycsr ds
miles, fontAne 43a miles. whstmOro. $50 mica
ber Cn cGn's M and EsnSS and Cub
N4ssacI%ets division Of tie hsas9e OF 1meftsS or saS
Wheeimen. are making arrangements whereby a mum
ber of whoenen will be onGhed IN tonr
10 the Niagara Falls meet In August
What might have terminated in a serous accddent oe
Cured N Prospect Park Sunday teruOO1 ChHrIea
lsoel arG Harry Wiokss both members OF the Kings
Rail a tandem bicycle Collidsd with a cArriaSe az
Weht DrIve mn and totally wrecked their naehine
NiCkes who was on tho front seat Receiving some
severe bruises No damage was done TO tho vehicle
The en"rsec cyclists OF the City OF Churches are not
to be oGtunr by the wheomen or this city in anYthln9
pertaining q the advancement Of their sport aT a
hansom thre. story structure Is being erected at Tho
the use Of Theelmsn The building in 1ppointmontS
will be similar I" that OF Mr. Bdwes In this city and
viii contain bowling alleys billiard Rymnas nm
whee locker and bath rooms also library and rdinx
academy -~ -'NNAS
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Shooting.

A move! match occurred at 81. cloud on April II,
Leonard Thielman being macl"f 10 shoDt against his
VINO last season won the rhnup'onshp badge for
purse OF 500. the father Won LntnS 'a out OF 80 to
tie sons ~.
Tho Gun and Angling Club Of EiChmond county was
organized Monday at DnNs 'IGh House, StdpletOn
Many OF the leahins sportsulrn Of the island have
joined the club. Among the members nre Francis A.
ErIiCOtt, sheriff job II !i.kWUrilG John A Dun
Charles Warndecke Samuel Burbank. and William
BustwiCk,
The scores made Al the range of ile Marion Rife Club
~ Marion. y. j., yesterday were John febhGu, 1872 j.
Autenreith IL; J. Di.h! -! l,oeTSel 40; George
Hansen, ! =. and Tho Sug 80 Tho shooting was
d"no on the arng large; at ~ yard, distance the
maximum being GJJ.
IN the tenth contes: fer tho rife championship Of
queens county III" following "'Hs %crc made yeSter.
day at the Queens Attn etC grn. .lds Lloyd. rs. Van
N"strani. ~: Wood o ktssrn. - NAcheron ~
DAVIS, 4" Tayo! ,N, Futon 90 Pt'G,r go, NOeel. IS
C"nuor 40 J. Kelsey. -, NhuI 'Dn. -: Or BarAer'
~, tnomus - X Elrkcy ~ Hr,ar 50. Maters J.
In the Queens Election district Wach3 T. Hamilton
hl' W bnvis is; J. a. kelsuv IS.
At tho shooting lArE. South OrRn = y 49, yesterday
mnrssmen rom every nuos Hul corner hcrsAIontk
witnessed tlr shoot 0f b's' Out nt Tire
series br,w'eu the crack EridErrNrt Ride CLUB team
iron the hgtmcG state and ine uNHcble Our Owns Of
Newark. III" scores
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BOWLING.

The wind-ur games Of the Classen tourns-
ment were rolled At Lutjsns Brooklyn alleys on Mon
day evening, Tho scores:
honarch-H Mass. les: T. MAAsA 1877, H. Fs,,.u
dit,H, diHt,ndwqEs'oEIW % Won claim ~ q WahtEs lt
ho''ihS I"i' IT, huer' lS'' F. "hhlsrS lt Total dsz
sEcoNn GLxr.
honatCh.l u Mass ~ l. Mass l5s, H. Fistisn la;
Mnhsaiss MSsMssF IL bsis rss1 fs n P5i,Is TcIs S Is
ilb ,. Dinsel i3I, q Bauer, Isl. Total IA 0'A'
tho Morning,lic alleys as7s Eighth avenue. On
Monday "
FiRSr GAsE.
Morniussidc Bicycle Cluh-il Tursen 1877: J. warden
nSTi IT, kramer l2S + fen'kc, 1885 j. stopchynSLl,
w Sew YORK ,EIieycis CiubzzM charlotte Ils; H. Cor.
GoGtia las H. Odo. i57 T.. Fnnicy, les c. stott iSA
Ecosp GLNE
NSorpiTgsac Bicycle club s!snctyp.k, captain
il raIac MAtaS% .m TSs H. . kramer ES' r. fen'ts ios
9 i 5ds sGGa & oqSS fDSsss SsSS 40 sSs, IA
The Mslison No Club won two Of the three matches
vsSo @ Boo on Tss.dsy :. y.nss Sis. sRS SSnd
BIRST
Prospcctkalb ib7 Battsohe 1877; PfaG. Ii4; sttubba
N Madison diiSssEs r,S IG'A Il. ' Phillips ras L., ,s,.
Bryant lls, Rohrer I5o Total 6s9.
1iSi9' 5ss $,"' ,ss Fish, '''
Bryant lt3, Rohrer, 1856. Total 7eS N' ''''
TniRn GAM,
Prospect-kah lso; Battsche 1872: PfaH lis. strpbb.
l25, Sioecker. lIO Total eeI
sGs fsi?n isD fG Rso5 r a. Elliott 37 Fish, '''
The last Eamo OF the season rolled on Saturday
evening last between tho Wedn esdAy and Friday N1ht
vubs OF the Elerslic alloys 81 West i2sth street fhs
wednesdays had won two games before thip
WedneSday-w. Currie 1873. uross les; W j. Currie
III IT, Forest I62 tuse: i47 KinG. ISo: Anes 1877;
Wlnsor lOI; Bramley. l2i SRhord lt3 Total ll2e
iIid1y-DT hing 81 shaw. i2s; Frseborn. les;
~ ~ Fraser l2+' McGowan. 1872; Robin. lo7 Total
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Tommy Russell OF Harlem and Spider Miller
OF the liornbacher A C. fought ten rounds Jersey
Iiy resort late Tuesday night The match had been
tina carpet for three weeks aud to have boon to
nish ln5 pounds but only $6s put into the
purse and Russell claimed thai Miller was nne
pounds over weight the programme was changed 10 a
tenTound with two ounce gloves George Reynolds
who Ee would Ike 10 meet Nike GUSHING seconded
RlpselI and AUau NnIan attended Miller Prot. Woods
O' Brooklyn referee Russell die most OF the lead
and most people tho Eht he should have got the
de ision: bat there no knock down aud blood
drawn the referee made / a
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SPORT ON THE BALL FIELD.
THE lEBRIOAH AkSoCLI TION SEASON
WILL OPkN TO-DAH.

Heyv Hasteraay'S Games Resulted - The
Jersay ctty Cab Badly Defeated by the
BrookiYn IN. IL CIub-The Rewarks
Defeat the Boston League Climb.
Had the lads from Manhattan College
played their usual game at the Polo grounds
yesterday they might have made pretty
respeets sblo showing against the New York tN.
L.J Club but Hollands poor pitching and the
wretched playing Of Wild Reilly, and O'Leary
gave the National League champions a COM
paratiYoly easy victory, Tho playing OF tho
New Yorks generally was good. Sam Crane
had trial at first buse. and gave every
evidence o. becoming valuable man in the
position. GlnsscocE had his batting clothes
on, scoring nearly half OF the hits made BY tho
New lOrks. Tue score:
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The Bc,Aeicy'- Great Athletic Meeting.

What promses TO be one OF the hest athletic
meetings given during the coming will be the
first annual spring games of the Berkeley Athletic
Club which will be held Saturday. May H. at tho
Berkeley oval Morris Dock Tho occasion will be
the reopeninR Of the Oval since the recent improve
ments and great interest attaches to the meeting in
consequence At the intercollegiate held at the
oval last May tho large number Of eight records
broken In tho fifteen events which comprised the
grRmme. Since then tho seating capacity Of the
grounds has been nearly rebled, and almost any scat
affords a capital view of the entire grounds Tho track
aud grounds have been still further improved In
detail 50 that the track Is beyond question to day
OF ha fastest laid both 10 its shape ana Its bed
while the plant is one OF the most complete athletic
grounds In the world
Tho rules OF the Amateur Athletic Union will govern
the petitions the list of which 10 follows ono
hundred yards dash Rcrach $50 yards dash handicap
limit yards, 4iO yards run handicap limit Is yards
1O yards run, scratch; one haimile run. handicap
limit 80 yards two mile run, scratch running high
Jump scratch; tug OF war open to teams of -four men
tho total combined weight of whom must not exceed
40 pounds. running broad JUMP SCRATCH putting tho
ID pound shot handicap, three mile bicycle team race
open to teams OF three men, scratch: two milo bicycle
race, handicap; 40 yards hurdle race, flights
hurdles each feet inches high handicap. limit II
ynrds 40 yards hurdle ten lights each feet
uc iRh
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The Buffalo bench show.

BUFFALO April l6Tne judges in the Bui-
falO hcnnel Clubs show finished their work this
lug The awards give eminent satisfaction the judging
in the mastid. ST Bernard, and greyhound classes
being especially good Ine bulldog Dnpls, valued at
$1,000 and tho bun terrier Diamond King. valued at
500 entered by the k.tn1r kennels OF New York ar.
rived at the show last night dead They shipped d
i'll n close box. pierced with few AuRer hoes. They
must have die N great agony. rs they had gnawed a
PORTION OF the box III their attempt get air The
attendance AT the exhibition is very large The snow
" ri Lu.n u III
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Maurice and Johns Tournament.

The most exciting and closely contested
game OF the handicap billiard tournament Naurice
ana Johns billiard par"rs WAS the one played last
niXht q. Tucker tsOl and q. Watson U45) were tho
players 1t was very fne exhibition OF billiards and
victory rested with either un I'll the last point had
been scored Watson hy two points The sCure
including handcaps was 10 to 2is. on Tu,slay even
ing the games resulted follows Condor ti45) de
fe&ted DR. nil CUl by GdJ to l@S The second
won by the scratch man A. Williams he defeating Con-
don by q Of 80 to l6S.
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AMoSG JNE ArBLErEA


The latest move In the Ford case is caleu-
lated make the moEus who rule the dostines OF tho
Amateur Athletic linton think little before they take
any further steps the The publiuA alton In
torday'S SuS OF the explanatory A. A. u. letter which
Ford received from the union containing the charges
upon which his entry whs returned las caused tho
athletes to forward IN tho anAlr for they realize
that the nnion has tho power e. settle any OF their
aspirations In the way, leaving them no redress
beyond their indvidrh efforts which would Coun; for
nauRht against the Board OF Managers OF rejection
The athletes protest is to take tho torn Of potton
TO the Board OF Managers oi the Amateur Athletic
Union requesting that body into tho reicu
ton Of the amateur champion. and give him chance
him '
All the athletes who wero seen by THk stN reporter
JestofuAy laughed at tie charges As Irtcd III TN SuN
aud declared that the evidence Of heing AN
Anait OF personal spite was stronger ihan ever
.,S,cretnry G & Hughes Of the Manhattan Athletic
tIub II, perhaps the most OutspOksn OF ali tOrdE
poFtcrS IN conversation with yester
nay he SAID thinS the charges printed 10 day are
IeC hlon las not strengthened It's case against the
champion by the publication of tho same Champion
W; Burkhardt ~ tho Boston games, stated to mo,
without feserNO that he would be OF the iTst
sGn any petition iu fnrds favor as he considered his
debarmeht At such time an GCt OF injustice"
A. prominent member of The Manhattan Athletic Club
Slte "asneNcr more clearly proven In any case than
he A. u charges against Ford published IN TO dArs
i"Su 'gn hiON tnst wv cplhulltor y
aIsteu every uorh0oe 10 obtain somo sign OF guilt,
and thew made very weak case with 1t all am most
heartily IN favor of the Petition. aud shall sign 1t as
Soon ash is presented to me
The feeling is unanimous among the athletes that tho
\ A L has gone little too ami IL the petition In
Fords favor is not acted upon fAvorahy when pro.
To make the InOgis feel their power through the o. al
delegates At the general convention i'll Juno
The sun., 1890-04-17

Simultaneous games at club tournaments arc now in
order IN New York and Brooklyn.
Al meeting OF the New Orleans Chess Checkers and
Whist Club on Aprii II electOn Of officers resulted s
follows President y, EIiO!t First Vice President
u, J. Lam,ouem.e' Iu' sse22na zee Ir'silrnh Z. q 10
A. r. Morphy, Frank DaInerom George H. TurngT r.
n ogden, II. F, Warner. "
The tournament for the club championship of the
Brooklyn Chess CmU has nearly reached end of tile
nrst round. Mr. DensmOTc leads in Tho TOuud ha,
Ing made clean score OF his nine games The score
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ON account of the absence of the contestants in the
continuous handicap pool oi the Mani
Bicycle club ON Tuesday evening, bot game was
played. SewGAss defeating IeIn by - ~ and tho
following men forfeited games Ihester TO Waslbnrne
gasS and Levy TO FlscGCI The following games Will .
played saturday evening Clemens Pelin. Allen
VS. Fsln. Al ien W. WaShburnc, Allen Ford Newton
Bell and NSshhurue vs. Post. The positions OF the
@ fOllnMs:
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and Mr.. Referee got away with only the little
crack on the head. .-
For some reason or another tho reserve
force" didn't think IL worth while TO travel
couple OF miles to arrest the dog lighters; 50
they didn't appear on the scene. They wouldnt
have been In time to do any good anyhow. lor
the boys DISPERSED in various directions with:
In siRhtson seconds Of the time they learned
there was n chance OF their being plncheu.
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Moore, Lynch Stolen bases-Forptsr C2l Pagan, wlnke
man, Rfhuts STRUCK out-Henry (2) Forster Cl FAgAn
~ Moore oSonhsM Minksman 5isrnsy. noorehead
!3, Kranss Moorshesd frst base on errots-HArtford
]; HACkett CAThAFt 4 Co., L. Double plAys-Bhrry,
Diyen Lynch Forster and Henry. WHO pitches-Tier.
poE Tims-iB Umpire-CoH
uARvARp. lii AEDovEh !.
CLNBRiDGv April i6The Harvard nine retrieved tn cir
deteat Of Yesterday By winning from The Andoyer team
In = AracteTiEed, on HarvAFd'a part by good
hoding though rather poor batting and Andovnrs .
part by several costly errors and Inability to hit Cum
iningS For Andoysr Dnneil pitched very good game
and Tor Harvard Award and HaloweI played excsp.
uonRlly good The score:
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Sportsmau's Goods.

"EW THINGS IN LAWN TENNIS
TIL" 'iocum tournament Racket and the sPaidiuE
~ eca Tournament hal The leaders this season
T'o superior quality of each commands the attention
oi all tennis payers and the plan that will give
pATer using the Tournament Ball FREQ copy Of H. "
socun'S new and beautiful book is we'll worth iaSsS
tI-atnR
The sun., 1890-04-17
The Enrle Athlet,c Club,. star.

The newly y-organizod Eagle Athletic Club
held It's first stag racket of the last evening
well equipped club rooms IL Atlantic avenue Brook
lyn Although but two months old, 1t has made
rapid strides III membership, having already passed the
lUm marx,
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Mnnhattan BIcyeIe tIub STAG

The newly elected officers Of the Manhattan
Bicycle Cun rendered stag reception 10 their follow
members their club house .6 West SeveuIeth street
last evening The pAriors and library NJ the club which
WAS cleared Of a. iurnltprs with the exception 0t camp
EREed for tho occasion consisted OF vocal and nsru
mental mUsc and recitAtionB by we'll known perform
era After the evenings enjoyment refreshments
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Earned runs-NeWarks !: Boston. !. T~o.base hits
Lowe, bennett sacriTse hits / smith Lowe, Nichols
Fucker. Base on balls siohnson. Fields Mansell Nc.
permin Struck ou-GilberL Bennett, IIRrule- Base
on errurS-NewarkS, D Boston. 3 Left on Dases-New
arks, II Boston. u Hit by ritcher-Cari Time i45
CHICAGO hf. - I: riTrsprRsH PL no.
ST LOUIS. April l6-The second exhibition gan Q Of the
Chicago and Pittsburgh teams wah played before SOD
Persons to-day The
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GnSaeS To-day.

GnbaeS To-day.
hHtRICAS ASSOCIATION.
Brooklyn " Syracuse. at Ridgewood Parx.
Athletics Ns Rochester a. hilaleip iphIS-
Louisville vs.. i LOUIS at Louisville.
Columbus vs.. Toledo, at Columbus
ALHlEIrlOS 6AAkS.
New York N. L. vs. Jcrsey CITY Mt the Polo HroundA
new York tp ~ W. Philadelphia Professionals, at
Brotherhood Park.
BrooRlvn lN. L. vs. &ewark, at Washington lark.
Iuhan Giants at Lebanon.
brooklyn n L. Va. crescent Athletics, at Eastern
parA
The sun., 1890-04-17

Rarned runs-New York. =: Jaspers . First base by
srrosEsw York 10 JAspcrs Left on ba,ss-kew
York 7. JasperE First base oil balls on Holland
OF Burkett I. Strnck Uut-By Holland. 8 by Burkctt
II Two base lits-1lAsscock BAspett Crane. Clarke,
J Murray Stolen bases-Eew York, 10, Jaspers !
Sacrifice hits-Giasscock Uornung (2l Burkett and
OLeAry. Double payt-O' Leary and Reilly Holland.
Reilly and J. Reilly Wild pitches-llolland, Umpire
Quinn Time-l ~
fIIrsBURGu Is. ~ IL ERIE g.
PuIshURGH April l6-The Erie team OF the New York
and Pennsylvania League tackled the local National
League here to-day and shut with
no run and only hit The
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harmed runs. BostonH Two bGGe hits KichardSon
kilT"y Cll Three base hits--Richarhson BrUuthrrs
Brown. lIoGe Iuns-$tovey t2l. Stolen bases-Swe
ha,h e.. Quinn 90 Brown kel!y ~ Perry. First la
OIL has--stovvy Nash iYl BrOutherE. swett C2 Perry
@ burgess First 1s.e on .eTrorsInostons =" Strut~
Uut-SWott (l lendergEG. Hart Ibrry. Double plays
-Sro,ey and Hrouioers t2l Passed ha!-rcndcrgast
Rhl ItcGss-Daley J. burgess, Hit by pitched baI I
farreil umplrcs-klrOy, Murphy, and bay. Time
II ,Ji,
EEOoELYy ~. H. IS; IIGERs.
twas rather cool yeStsrdAy afternoon on the Fast
en- Ark grounds in East New York and tho spectators
aal u hc on the move In order To keep Murphy
tie irOOiyHtP l. Clubs pitcher gave the Tigers 4
good chance to 10 some batting, as he simply threw
ha 10 the em 'lt thCy unfortunate in placing
the bali tEfe The score
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Through some misunderstanding as to time
Frank NAte the H. -t "eiYht ex champion OF America
ant the hacker Of rete Day, the st John N b, "KA"
did EotInce ut the Esrdtsd NeUJ odoo yesterday to
post tie Nna deposit for finish match. although both
there AT one time ancther II was understood
however that tue money should be nut up at noon 20
day lhe hattie WI be .or 800 q AIDE White reap
pears in the ring hfter absence OF several years HO
las CertaIny trained carefully for this mill his con.
hlInn yestrrin sEuwed II. and he knows that TO lose
us htft tgh after MS roniree to the will settle
b., fSls The - lon lad comes here with strong back
ing Tho mlIl vii take place within tN weeks Toss
Tor choice OF battle ground will take place to-day
The sun., 1890-04-17

base Ball Brotherhood Park To-day.
New York Linhedp VS. Philadelphia Professionals
Game, $50 r. N. Admission 2Jc.-IdU
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KiAEs County wheslnea's Club Hu,

Ihe weather last evening could not have
bteA mere favorable for OluD and ADI william
Murphy o. the ktngS County Nheemen had eighteen
Inen psr'eapAas 80 the hTst ootal evening run Ohm
wheeling WAS found A. -
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Earned run-AndoEer J. Threebas hit-SteArns
Erst base On bas-By Cummings :, by DaIel ,.
First base on errors Harvard 81 AndoVer l. struck
out Harvard ., AudoNer h. Double p'AvE-Alwnrd
aud Dean Stearns and Anderson. Passed baS-Brown
g Wild p,tchoB-DHizel b. Time-rwo hours. Cmnre
--NArsden
YnE. 4, SEw BAvIS. l.
New HEEs April l6--i ale turned tho tables on tho
New Hayens 10 day BY defeating them and evening up
the for the severe treatment which they received
last Saturday, II was a game marked with brilliant
plays and beautiful cStches by Lang Cushing and No
brde won hearty and PROLONGED applause Tho hCore.
The sun., 1890-04-17

Earned runs-PittsbutRh, TwobAse hs-Dnnlap,
SopnGman. Sacrifice hts-liemp Dunlap t2), Bout.
clihe, Scnmtt First base on errore pittsburgh !;
Erie 3 First base on balls sunday II mes (2( DUNBAR
Routcfe wilson Giler ShAmuS StoieH baseS--sun.
day ~ tismp, Roltchde BOYD. Double plAy-Hines
(l6assiItedl struck Uut-llemp Youngman Rout
clihe. Shields 49, Patterson Shay CD, Ghien shamus
10 SeohrIst DonRgly Cl Manatee. Hit by pitched bal
.-schmitt ShAmGa lloyd rRssed bal s--BOyd, z Left
on bAs-s-PittsburRh. B; Erie, 6 Time-l AZ Umpire
-EGChaTias
BRnoKLrS u. i.'. 81, JERSEY CRY, g.
Wheeler was easy mark for the Rrooklyn a. ~
team at Washington fark yesterday afternoon His
huppnrt was also very poor especially thai hy oussy.
Tie frook yn team made total Ut forty bases Of
Wheeler pitChng The score:
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in the second cOmprti ion for Iun.u banner
IN tUr seventh EcsIm Ht, y. D. ~, toInpauv +,
put mp ihe f"iowng score which leaves iheu al t',e
top with ~ Hranst Ihphuy u wlnch las H. iL,v
each have another score 10 shoot. '
The sun., 1890-04-17

Base Ball New Folio Grounds To-day,
New YorLS va Jersey City, Game, a;9OP. NJ. Admis
00a, rs oSnIa-AdH
The sun., 1890-04-17

RASO HALL BrOOkIys To-day. 3;L6 r. ~.
Brooklyn vs. Eowark-WnhingtOu Park
9Th AI IL" and horse cars direct Adm, 25c.-Adp
The sun., 1890-04-17

Athletic ,,.......,.,..... . . y q . o ia
taJnSd runS-Athletch |. Philadelphia = Two base
hh-Decker, Sacrifice hts-O BIlan, e. shAfsT liamil
TON tSl stolen bGSss-,MeCauley. Alien Lett on bases
-AthleNcg g. fhllRle phiaA struck -fiZgsrad
fsPsr q Burke Myers Allen. frst base on error"
HthleucE o PhladeEhiA II First hESc allied bAl,-
Lyons O. Shaftr. Allen t2J-liit by pitCHsd ball-Pu.
cell Passed bAll-Collins "
HLcEErT' cARHART a 90, u, BIETTnRp.
HAErFIg April I6 The home team we're outbattsd
brilliant game. The score;