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The Southern Tennis Tournament,

BALTIMORE juno 5-The Southern tennis tournament
closed this evening at Mount Washington. Though tho
heat was almost uncomfortable, there WAS good attend
anoe The events OF tho day for the cup
now held by Post McCawley OF Washington. who had
beaten all competitors was ptted against tho cham
pion, but Post again proved Ills superiority as tepnR
60 " -
the final contest for the doubles Post and Hodge
defeated j. Mckee borden and wooten. 60 "a 6-L
Mnning the first prize In the class For second place
mcCawloy and woodward drew the bye. J Mckee
80 e.: - NsCawey and woodward WIN play tho
For second prize in singles Browne defeated Wool.
ward o. SIS: j. Mckee Borden was beaten by Net
calf by e-% Ga Metollf then played Woodward and
.Usoh Turn p asisSsd by steele won the
ended the tournament, which In every way was tho
most successful ever hold here
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shooting Notes,

the last meeting q the zettler Rho Club held at
theH heAdQuArIer S3l Bowery IL was decided TO hold
fornEhtly shoots on the 100 yard range at O. Wsses
CypreE Hill Park during tie summer Besides tho
money shot In, the club " III give $50 pFizeI which
vii consist partially q cash and partially useful arif
vented from attending BY important busiuev the meet
inE vas most lively one-ons OF the clubs regular old
fA.hioned gathering After the regular meeting had
been transacted the two veteran members OF tie club
fabAriu4 and Col l.. " Riga were elected oAptafna
or Two teams and gallery match was shot on The '2i
side won with 57s points to so for Riggs side
Mr.. JASo6y thg champ n ShArpsholtsr Of Cnlfor
MA AUD member OF tho san frame utEen Csns IL
schaf sailed on Tho steamer NOrmanniR Of the III Am
burg Packet Company Yesterday morning, Mr. Jacoby
well known In rineshOOtiug cTole6 and acted as can
t "a OF n California team WIG Won the championship
PhllAdephia In 1870. Mr. JAeoby and his club mi tes
made also large scores AT the st Louis Baltimore nud
Chicago shOotR lie VIII be NJ the beat sricsn
IsPressn11uySs a tGs Berlin tournament and viii ais"
tAte part IN all the large ride contests which Mil he
held In dsrmAny, Austria ard SwltEsFlAnd during tile
summer JAcoby VII u.s. y 'cAlhre WinohesteT rifle
the bore OF which he had recut on Tuesday after t
LsLtleI system so that will DO especially wsndaptod
20 quok-nrinE eonehG whore cleaning after each shOt
has 10 bO dispensed with " '
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The Attendance Yesterday.
Badly Frightened Bias, Ban speeta,or,
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

CLEVELAND. juno a-Three hundred as badly fright
oned people as ever attended ball game huddled
together In the main the Brotherhood grounds
this afternoon with bunched faces and shaking in every
Joint from fright Before the began sky looked
ominous and rain threatened Scarcely an inning had
been played when big black thunder clouds began
rolling up in the west. Ferguson hurried the
players along ana two innings had been completed
and the first half of the third, when tho
storm broke In all It's fury. In minute
the diamond and base lines invisible Lightning
darted from tho clouds and heavy OF thun
der betokened its near proximity Suddenly the wind
shifted ard in few moments after deafening crash
echoed under the roof OF the pavilion aud shower Of
fire and splnters fell from the front OF the to the
ground. Tho crowd vas dRzs1 for the moment and
then rush began for tho exits although the rain was
driving in sheets outside iiAlt dozen gentlemen who
stood In the rear Of tho stand had partially succeeded
In quoting the people when another terrific crash of
thunder was heard and the lightning seemed to dart
Into the Kronnd In front OF the stand Al this several of
the more PAM oStrcken fed from the stand and ran
through the rain 10 place Of refuge:
Ihree persons were badly stunned by the frst shock
Bd Finch was almost knocked seuselesS and two 9th
era names unknown, were borne away by friendA A
metal Dali on the top Of flagstaff the centre tower
attracted the lightning and the ball knocked 10
Ihe ground while the pole was Bhiverod jagged limo
ne way along one corner Of the tower where
ths lightning had torn away the shinges Had 1t
the ground Il 10 hard TO tell how extensive the damage
might have been
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wa Ip.sR.. w app GSs

JERSEY CITY 10; KEw HAvES, g.
Nsy HLrrr June s-Ths home team played yellow
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A big sot or Cameo.

AspeciAl meeting OF the Games COMMITTEES OF the
81 George Athletic Club was held at the st. George
building 2H East Sixteenth street. last night, tho
Following gentlemen being present; Julius j.
HERMAN, Chairman; Joseph Suiabach. George N.
Marsh, John Damery, n. J. Rawlinson John T. Arnold
Kew B. c, Edwards, and President Robert Conn,
ex'omcio. After a lengthy discussion II was do.
cidsd to hold the second annual games of the
~ ueorgs Athletic Club at the American grounds
dSoth street and the Harlem RN on Saturday Aug
Gommencigg at2r ~ C0mysten! otnciGlS from the
Manhattan new YORK. Now jersey, Berkeley, Pastlme
aud the leading athletic clubs WIN DO invited To- ON
ci1te Nothing viii be left undOne TO insure success
heI wlli get solid gold medal the second man a com
{olu A9d silver modal and she third bronze
medal inc Following eVontA open TO all atsurG will
pe dsci1sl under the rules OF the AmGtsur Artistic
Ih9h. seventy hVe yards run. AD yards run, 600
fAIus run one mile run, ono mile walk runnHg broad
}nnhp, h yaFI" hurdle TAoa 10 ntFhta each feet
Tor thoao who have never prize in an open event
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A Fight Th., was a Fight.

There waA only SIS at stake in prize fight that was
begun late on Wednesday night in a DOWNTOWN resort
hut 1t took two hourS for s ASprAu for ring fame 70
agree upon referee and the interval the sixty or
more sports who gathered the small room to SEQ tho
fun pOrsplrad and aimed hard words at the men who
lads ~ about 10 poundG named Jimmy Lane and Ps;er
Lrogan In the npIh round Lane got lis left arm
tEnS outnE the tHin t9 several pLees BroSsp got 10
Lanes pounding knocked the Wind out OF him and he
was nS able to slAggSr his the end OF tie
Found lie came out RAmey for the tenth round NM
10 ia SoGldHt 90 Lane rushed him againft the ropss
behind the ear that settled the matter BroEan went
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ROWLING.

Probably the most brilliant game Of ten pins ever
rolled by teams Of ave men In n regular tournament
under National rules ed the closing series OF the
Arlington Bowling Tournament on Wednesday night at
Arlington Hall uatss aud Nostrand avenues Brooklyn
Tho losing MADE maEnincent SCORE OF Reo pins
but the winners almost ecipssdh with the WONDERFUL
total Of lOl pnsa grand total for ten men OF nearly
2luu pins The contestants in this game which Is likely
TO become famous bowling annah were the Fearless
and Putnam teams both OF which are comparatively
new clubs and none OF whose members are voteranA
unless veterans develop from novices In one or two
bowling The Fearless rolled In both Carruthe'
Tournaments last winter and the Putnamu (hen tho
Resoutss) in Neither team took place although
their records we're very creditablo.
In the seos rolled on Wednesday nEht the third team
the Our own did very poorly and contributed victory
TO each OF their strong opponents scoring only ooS ana
$50 against s22 and asa The rival leaders then met In
tho nnAl game Excitement ran high among the large
crowd Of spectators and macy bets on the result were
made at even The Fearless were the fAVoriteS
having shown themselves to be In excellent form by
The FutnSms we're eonaSsnt and dstsrminsd and re-:
''ISs pPs Is sScs aS
spa EaD SoE5oy and promptly 11 so "a wsh
Zach team having ihre. sIrL and ,Eo spares. Then
The WRs G5
Wildly snSssiss,io sG over Ills sresp s.6lSoa
Ing And their noisy wss: only LIMITED
ssg.ey 81 ,ssir l%.r. Ths cheers sssfI :H:
IN Sssfui sSorSnes Of tie Violent storm fasns
% . q S%
held the pace they had SET and in the
last i've frames scored h37 pima while their tagging OPP
ponens got 4Ss The frame was hitting climax to
the game Tho Fearless bowled TO- pima tho PutnaIns
1 II, four men m akinR three strikes each.
The analysis OF the Fearless score bJ frames shows
wonderfully even game all through. They averaged
10 frame and only one fell below 100 Six men
Of tho two teams rolled over aOn ana Botta score of
la0 would have been 20 pins better but for unfor
tunAto foul. George McElroyh magnificent record of
pins entities him to the GOLD watch for The best in
dvidua score Of the tournament Prior to this game
the Echo held the top score OF O55 made tn tho
Caruthers games last February but ths Fearless with
Tho Fearless and PntnAmH are tied at 10 games won
aud lost and the roll OF will probably take place next
Board OF Managers and the result will decide the win.
Of first and second places In the tournament The
,oores:
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LAWN TENNIS.


The second days play of the New York Tennis Clubs
tournament yesterday attracted large number of on.
lockers TO their grounds Washington Heights Play
was begun at T. ~ and the nrst match 10 be started
the last match OF tho singles between Beach and
RunyOn. This contest OF the closest thus far
played In tho tournament, and was won by Beach i'll
his deuce sets although the 30 against him
in tho last set In the mix cd doubles Of the pretes
contests ever witnessed the grounds was played be-
tween X p. MoMullen and Miss v. Hobart and r. r.
Perkins and Miss CAhlL Miss CAhill nsuHL played
avery brilliant game and Miss Hobart took some very
dihout balls At the net The match was finally won by
favor
In the Eentlemen's doubles some very strong teams
were entered " 4. Hall and g. Hobart played wei to
nentS' one W l. Thatcher YRlss old champion. made
hh appearance after an absence OF over two years ena
played an accurate game. This Afternoon beach and
Games VIII Playthsr match of the second round and ne
doubleA both ladies' and Rentemen'H will also be con
unued; Following are the scores; -.
, Gcntlemen'g SingleA-First Round-C r Runyon beat
J. Townsend. sS6 81; 4, v. Reach beat A Rqu.
yon 81 iu--s; q. IL Henehaw beat A. Il. wright by
default; c. @ Eames beat Wright, o..
Second Round-C r. Runyon beat q. H. HenshAM,
Go, co DouhleA FIRST kOund-C. J. Post and n. u
ProSser beat n R Wright and partner by default r
Rnnyon AND Il, H. Perkins beat A. Rnnyon and 7. T
HOBART 80 90 o. ( Hal and q Hobart beat
names and q r. HcMuilsn boat A. Z, wright and W. L.
Ladies' Doubles hrst Round-Mi.s Rurdette and
Miss MoWry beat Miss Mckinley aud Miss BSlantino
Mixed pUubleS- Preliminary Round-hiss Rurdstte
- Mira u. BadRooy and W 1. Thachor beat Miss Nc.
First Round Miss Cahi and r. r. Perkins beat Mira
7. Hobart and T. L. McMulen Ga l0-S
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Putnam. 90 1877 900 S7S At bT2 $50 73o S22
Our .....64 III 1895 3a1 345 eos $40 6U9 6SS
Umpire-J. p. 8. West scorers-w. II. Morgan and
O. L. bryant
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sttlos will captain tho eleven OF tho Metropol.
nan District Cricket League which leaves for Phn.
uephiA on June ID.
\, The Cosmopoitans will hold general meeting next
honday at the once OF T. l. FoRhiL 6lT Ninth Avenue
10 NIL TWO vacancies on the committee
The brooklyn C. G. has arranged twenty ono games
Ior TINS season Besides their other matches they will
on July ,' 49,
A cricket club has been started In PlAinhold N j.
They nave selected the old Hoooken name the II
GeorRe Iicket Club and they expect TO play several
AhlHron, 70 West Front street PainnsId. NJ.
Ntheln meeting of tho Metropolitan District Cricket
~ enhs Soncerned Ihis is II; An games for the
AZ O'Clock. Al tho expiration OF half an hour from
mat Time the umpire shall call play for the last time
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FlEhiIaG Notes.

Bill Dunn, the Bayonno giant and Jimmy DIVER of
honnd BROOK J" mot yesterday at the ONCE Of the
IOtce GdSSnf and signed articles Of EKreOnsnt FOR "A
light to hniSh with SKIN gloves for SPA side
The proposed glove nEnE between Billy Dacsy and
nSa Tnsse men mere matched ten days ago 70 bsiiis
Club OF Long Island City but since the arrSnassnt az
The match hiE change has taken place In the club
he gehushsn that were then the leading and
boara 81 ptsotoIs are Iow on the outside and new
while Peter Jackson wAI In Ogden. UtGh recently
he Uonisy the Ithaca Giant agreed 10 meet him for
Apuse rue sport loving deniEenS OF Ogden eager 10
tre JACKSON perform with the Ithaca Giant Al once
subscribed purse OF SQO0 but Jackson would not boz
being eager 70 20 to san HrancSeo The Ddlp Uio 81
Ogden gave JSskSoS the following BOOM
"ihsG HS@s af = M tOE Z. sa p E5ssolso~
oPS i he soos H. fame AlORE
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The FAD OF the brooklyn Lawn Party.
Yesterday was the last day of the lawn party and
tennis tournament on tho grounds Of st. MArys Hos
pital In Brooklyn.
The chief interest IN tho afternoon centred in the
finale plays Of the tennis tournament which began on
Tuesday The spectators treated to very fine
playing. that Of Curry and Davis in the final round Of
the doubles and Davis in tho nna OF the singles being
especially good Davis Ia n member of tho Brooklyn
Heights Tennis Club and shows promise of developing
into strong player As It is he now puts up very
good game The fun score OF the games as follows
DOUBLES, first 1ognd-Curry and Davis beat Tatum
and Gronelo, h-T O. 6-i; Grifnh and Schmitt beat
Dum9nt And Wilcox; 9.3l go Final doubles-Curry
and Davis beat Griffith and Schmite 20 "a 81
The best playing Of the day In this set Grif
nth and achmtt members of tho BadmintOn Tennis
club and are clAsBed two OF the best PLAYERS Tho
preliminary rounds In tho singles were played last
tuesday The anal set was decided yesterday and re-
suited N victory for Davis, who beat Tatum by a
Davis as winner of the singles. received a diamond
Ecarfpn a. frat prize and In the doubles Davis and
curry won handsome tennis raekets
large number of spectators present yesterday
me sale OF and fancy Artc lee 10
be brisk AND large Snm Of money raised from the
OF CHARITY in caring for the sick IN the
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Long Island A.soo,at,o, R.r,,,,

The Long Island Amateur Rowing Association will
mou us urn annual regatta on Saturday, June % at
whitestone Long Island Tho following IA The Ma, ~
evenS together with the entrance fee for each Junior
single aeuA ~ senior four Dared sheIlS SIS, Junior
fouroArod gigs SIS; double scui shoS ia! AM,
SSred harFe1 go The course Is milo 1trsiEht
IN The Prizes yin consist Of bsoidsrsd sIf
oHrsmen Medals viii bs aESrdsd foT second nInass
c Tnsre there are three enes In a1y event khtrieS
srSSoaIyn D.: L The regatta COMMITTEES viii
the morning Of the regatta at Long Island civ TSo
IbsSath COMMITTEES is eomp0asd of J. O. TighS r ID
FELTON, +. A. Vernon, aud X whitney " -
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TOLEDO. o; coLuMSus 3.

Two'6Ale his-oC9nnoE BStsrdAy stoies bases
Lehane ana Alyord First base on balloon WdleE /,
On smith 4 Struck out-By. widnsr, J. by smith q
Burnum, TmO-l:lb ~H~T ~ NmPHe-
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Tho Algonquin euu Club.

The semi monthly shoot of the Algonquin Gun Club
ofths CITY, occurred yesterday afternoon on the clubs
grounds Al WsehAWken. The hot swetsrnR weather
kept many of the mArkSmsn away, only ak members
BeorOsi 80"
IS yardA 9. 81 Male rs yAfd1 4 IN: r H. T6mlin II
g. =. y Nv - '-'-'
sweepstakes at q birds same handicap rises; one
barrel ony--DE. Lordly, I. L. Bremen /, j. Male 4;
r. d romln, =; p q Rinn !; II. Often a r Bren
Second sweepstakes four birds each Same conditions
a. ~ nnt-Lordly, |; l. BIsnnar. Male 8; r. b.
ksfsree MI Il. H. fountain; scorer. K. B. Hawkins
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SPORTS ON THE BA7RR.


Tho committee appointed a few days ago by the d.
rectors OF the Columbia College Boat Climb To ses ha,
arrangements could be made about sending n r,n,.
sentative Columbia crew to New London has 1n,. 90
lively 10 work Ivy the terms Of the Agreement with
oornen ana the University OF Pennsylvania Columbia
must be represented by NarSy crew in the ,hre,n.
triangular race.
The regular 'Nar,ity crew owing to mINtortun,, =.
hAf OF the mon had TO be- dsbanded several w.,ts 400
AMI the question has come before the boat ,It In A.
Clde whether The freshmen crew shall be IN ~
rhSo or some sort Of a Arsty 10 maize nm " The
,Uvo,h0h against enterng tho freshmen crew in ths
aukAr race Is tnt all of their strength In led Tor
rsna uMn races with the freshmen crews Of Harvard
Sosne ana Yale These races for Two mills ony'
; Ha feared that to put them in an extra rnos ~
aTte miles VIII seriously impair their chanc,s Tbs
Sn,'ittee c9nsistinR oi Frof Jasper T Goodwin j. H
oping us best TO >ecure good Varsity men About four
az ~, No men from the disbandod Varsity crew viii row
iI.TIs,, ines snSSe n NE committee thinks OF taxing
sns riom anu DOUGLAS from the tug Of. war team
slesype pI u them IN ihs Varsity boat Glider
oofnS rHw 80 hs hopes oforRani.ng fair crew are
esS we. TO C1 but the @Rreement viii he nc and
na PETER showing At New London The freshmen crew,
well Astcaf 81 accompanied them a. coach wy
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fhe Players League.
THE RECON-

NEW YORK II. LIZ IL: BROOKLYN (PLAG
The advent Of the brooklyn ". club To
ofotheEhood Park has been looked forward to
WIN deal OF interest and outside OF two or
tnree Instances there were probably as many
SPECTATORS present as at any other event on the
HroundA II not. certainly the enthusiasm was
.teAter, OF the 2.69s persons present 1t is safe
70 say that tWo-thirds Of them were roofing {"
lol the club across the big bridge. Dave Orr.
SoSoe' Bauer. and Manager Ward each Oams In
''T good share OF applause
.o Uniortanately' tho Brooklyn team were not
SS HSn 70 the smerEsnc. They were outplSyed
pSTs pttcbalSSSS had S AIR chance to win. HuT.
one Of the hvs 49, 49, ehScFe DE, and then every
40 O'A'' ne was t hard a Ia To cas-, eS VIE
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Meeting OF the Kings County wheslmen.

The semi monthly meeting of the Kings County
wheslmen was held At their club house on Bedford
avenue, Brooklyn, last EVENING" The rsso
buttons thanking their racing men for their splendid
performances in the Milhurn road race the distrct
Championships and tho Berkeley Oval TacoHl II WAS dc.
Ctdsd 10 have ths names q the men comprising tho
the PerGeey Athletic Club Right new members wsIS
elected They are J. {; stafford T. L: Lamb, j, A.
W lendeLton and s Graham. Blk new names were
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The New York German Gun Climb.

The New York German Gun Club OF this city held its
annual shoot at Dexter Park L l.. yesterday. The
club medal went to Dun IL ont OF lS the Pfaender
medal was by Mr.. Klein with II OF H. and tho
leather medal consisting of leather disk with am all
brazilian monkey prepared In the Skilful art OF
dent Mr. r HaGsinEer.
Score Of club shoot 10 bird. each man. Long Islsnd
y!Gf, p ysrds % Schmidt 30 yIrdIs j. Fraser. Il
I; y. Bonden; 81 yards 5, r ssuter. rs yards, / J.
BosASneckeE % ysrdi s h. drsitner, IS yards, 81 j.
CAweln, 20 yardB 9; J. GoeFlitK II yards D. Dr. can.
,rsll Is yards 7; itAspdsr 50 ysfds 10 DShnsfoi.
yards o; J. Klein Is yards, O.
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Athletics ut Princeton.

PRINCETON juno h-The Track Athletic Association
held an adjourned meeting to day and adorted new
constitution which provides that no student who takes
aug part in athletic events be officer Of the asso
cAton and that there shall be two officers elected An
nuay instead OF four hsre The name OF tho
association was CHANGED from Princeton Track Athletic
TO Prnceton University Athletic Association. The
election Of officers resulted follows President Will
lam H. bradford: Secretary and Treasurer Z. NJ
Evans Al meeting Of the Lacrosse Association held
70 day, s Lewis was elected President and Bow
year. 's
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Flying Yachts at Rcd Bank.

MD BASE, June 6-The irSt yacht Of the sosson
took place on tho river here this afternoon II was 10,
the challenge pennAnt OF the North Shrewsbury Tho
pennant Is held by Chas Burds Annie B. The Annie n
was not ready and did start but she still holds The
RSnnant as the course not sailed In the time limit
he rae vas called for O'clock and fhoG ChadwicES
eys pS,s "a fortunes Bcho end trod FSSorS
miles Time limit hour and 80 minuteG
me vnd wag light The Gem In the lead did not On,
inn until twenty min utes the limit and * ar
2 p NJ " VA AeSeuSy ue1b ~
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Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York VI Boston, at the Polo RroundA
PhilAdelphiA VI. Brooklyn, at PHILADELPHIA
Cleveland va Chicago at Cleveland.
Pittsburgh va Cincinnati At Pittsburgh.
PLAYERS LEAGUE
New York Va. Brooklyn At Brotherhood Park
Philadslphia Va Boston at Philadelphia
Cleveland W Buffalo, az Cleveland
Chicago Va Pittsburgh. At Chicago.
AMERICAN AsSocIATIoH.
Brooklyn VI. Rochester, at Brooklyn
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
New Haven v1 Jersey City, at Now Haven
baltimore Va, Warrington, at Baltimore.
worcester vs. Hartford. at Worcester.
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LAerOBs1

hs Druids claim that they cannot gel any SATURDAYS
Ihs month ~ NE Baltimore Ease Hall team on Wh01S
grounds thsT Play, will be ~ home during June The
challenging clubs that they cannot play Sxoep on
saturdays hence tue present dinhoulty.
The Druds have received challenges for the cham.
Plonahp from Philadelphia Brooklyn and Staten
1Hhu teams tho order named but there GpASHra 10
Us auS pToGAeiity q any The games bsint played
prevent any Of the three challenging clubs from ySi
Ing baltimore '- ''-''
II tomorrow game between the statsn Island and
bIookyh teams on tho lAterB grounds 10 Stirring up
great deal q iHisrSsI Anons lacrosse men asnSrSiy
nu Rooa deAl ot speculation \ being INDUCED n as
20 ne ssSsI Although the nrooklynI have played
are In very good now ii 10 play min. t6St
comes along Tho bTookynH have had eompnfaiiysiy
Sn,s!9n sSt thSy IN have by Job ahead q them 70
surprise II the tables were turned on them Whatever
{he outcome OF the aoaIeS may DO there ia no doubt
Put lhel TIE game viii be the hnnSl PLAYED
In NE BASI UP 70 the present umS this season
Ih4 special lELSa 0f 500 eOp 70 b GUSFdSA he nan
HeAhtng any AperoAn or worlds record 81 thO M
s.en rHcSa on Monday SbOna cot Is an IoSRtiYS IL
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The MarrAe'- Match with Young Mitchell

san FRAScIso June 5.-La Branches long
absence had led many to believe he would try
TO escape tho match with Young Mitchell set
for the 9th inst. A despatch received from
hand and Is now In prime condition. The bat
tie will no dou bit be one OF the hardest fought
here since the Dempsey-I "a Blanche match.
give the Marine hard CO. "''