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Is This Athlete u professionally

To EDITOR or TTR SUN-Str viii YOU kindly al
Wise me on the following subject: Last summer com
poted in foot against two athletes whom after
ward learned were professionals, but who had entered
the race under assumed name ! entered under my
right name The prize con esed for was to be trophy
valued at ten dollars but at tho end OF tic the win
saId he would prefer seven dollars IN cash and
allow second man three dollars Instead the com
mittee purchasing tho advertised ten dollar trophy.
This tho committee agreed to- aud accordingly handed
tie first and second man the sum already mentioned.
Now. AS ! was IN the race, T. number OF my friends
claim that ] Am professional because competed
AGAINST professionals Is not this wrong did not
know who they were, and entered the race III good
faith, aud with the expectancy Of winning the prize
but no money. BY advising me what To do under the
above circumstances you viii greatly obligea
nos Professional.
1t 10 certainly hard Ires hut under the construction
OF the Amateur Athletic Union law on the subject
are dis allied IOu Will have trouble
beng reinstated however II you will SEM full state
Rent OF ne otrurreL CO to SecrrtAry James SULLIVAN
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SPRING ADVICE.

Scientific Magazine
Be careful OF your diet You do not noed heavy
food such as you require during the winter.
Spring may be beautiful, but tits treacherous
Do not let It deceive you into cold fever
malaria. or pneumonia
Do not throw of your winter fannels too
early. 1t is better to suffer a little inconven-
ience than to take cold.
lfyou feel tired, feyerish. or oyerheated; do
not rush of and take "spring medicines. Cool
yourself down and in this way help your sys-
tenn and purify your blood.
II you feel hot and thirsty, do not drink large
quantities OF water or other long drinks. TITS
much better 20 take little pure whisky and
water which will quonch the thirst, tone the
system. and fortify against disease.
Remomber that only pure whiskey should
ever be taken into tho system. and that the
loading chemists and scientists o. the present
day unto in declaring that i)uIlys fure Matt
Is absolutely The purest and best.
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Australian Murphy and Jimmy LarkIns
Matched.

Capt Cook OF Boston has succeeded in arranging q
fight between the Australian Billy Murphy. and Jimmy
iarhins tile indicated Jersey city l22pounder. Lar.
kins has been wanting TO get chance at Murphy ever
since the Iaters first tight in this country Whom Murphy
was East couple OF weeks ago Larkns put up for
felt but Murphy wouldn't como to time. A week ago
Saturday Capt Cook teeRraphed to Larkns and ed
whether he would to California ard tight Murphy on
= me II and how large purse no would want Lar
kins replied that he could not get in fight in
California so soon but ne would fight month later for
S2.bD purse. tho winner to take all
Yesterday Capt Cook tSeTap!el that $1,000 was
more than the California Club would give, but 1t
willing TO hang up 81 so Larkins replied asst night
that the terms was satisfactory and asked whether the
club would pay his expenses He will begin get in
trim a. once iS tod suN reporter last night that he
NJ i"2 pounds The eight will be for tho championship
and the Police Gazette bolt which Murphy came East
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.alt "eorEe sie'urc IS and Il. Won Twi, srn, u
meersse. IT, u. Won len, II. II tieiuerlnAun J
ssnrShinanp Schroe and family, II nartung, j. Ii.
FeiIrehcI H. Eusnei. H. Aurr, J. Jordan A. ,iren A..
HHGE ., 70 AnfsrT A. BranI ErApat Won Iwstern
SSc,nitz, c g9rnkamp W Bosch {. Ghders, and W
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III New York city Of late Years was secured for the
coach and driving horses offered At tho Piss Doerr
Blue Front Auction Mart, 49, l4a ~ and I,s East
Twenty fourth street yesterday. The consRnments of
HODGES Austin Of Grand Rapids Mich, aud J. n.
Wilson Of raatine, III were tau Uttered. A good
crowd was III attendance all day hu the bl idIng was
verr slow sheriff I'M ~ Ulster county secured 4
rat lNR mar - iigl irrIuBg ,upbA hOtsrs tor 1900
an H. H. ."lhTOr .r"l lrllsr bargain for
So SeyrraI stylish "pAlGx horss carat = Of trpt.
my mile 70 road WAGON Ia guuG ur sold At an ave.
iaso or SiIh each. firsl Glass dTigLht horses from
liD to go pounds each, sod AZ less than 500
apiece Tho following is list OF The prInipaissrs;
PAR bay coach horses, ~ hands Mi. Agenw a.d Sj7S
hay Geldng hr. whitman $40 gray marc A j.
White SHai roam &c ding, Mr Ziun"r Sls5, pair bay
CODA G,O' black MARE 81 ~; par chestnut cOarh
Mr. Crane $40 "A "N''e'
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THEY ARE GOING 10 BERLIN
To show what sort OF shooting We ID
In This Country.

To show What sort OF shooting We no
In This Country.
This morning the docks OF the North German
| Lloyd Steamship Company Mt Hoboken will
present an uncommonly lively scene OF
animation, especially TO the rifle shooters OF
| this great city. Some OF the best marksmen In
the country, the majority Of them Germans. or
Americans Of German extraction, will take
| possession OF the steamship Fulda Capt.
Einck. and start On their Journey across the
bond Tor the purpose of taking part in the great
national and International shooting festival
ahu all The Incidental Ioities and festivities to
be held in Berlin in July.
many OF the shooters will he accompanied
by their families, but there will be also some
who will leave fond wives or fearful sweet
hearts behind them. The pride OF New York
ilhe shooters. Mr.. q. Zimmerman OF the Zett-
ler lille Club and the lndepondent Schuetzen
,orps left fuw. days ago on the Augusta
Victoria, and T., dnv tho flower OF New York
craftsmanship follows him There arc three
one including n number Of names which have
Appeared IN conspicuous places on the scrolls
1I ON r clubs when tho latter held an open
:. That the shooters will npd warm welcome
~ thS nome Of their birth is not to- be doubted
IN lact. they have re- eiNcd Invitations to take
bart in the shooting festivals TO he held at
bremen ard Hanotor In hromen the mem
formed an especially flnc and varied pro-
Ernmme for the entertainment Of tie Visitors
Al ohtarable amuseuents will be made to
contrlpute heir part.
a., Tho New York ,Schutzen Corrs will assemble
thlS M rnlnE Mt hehIUuartcr-, 9jS Greenwich
street. and march 20 the liohokon ferry: on the
other Siue thc following shooters will embark
on the Eulda
,,I,Pt @ weh5enhers W Euartrg aud family J..
Ihorlke AMI family !. Iobhcr aud family ' Nrvcrs,en
Any h M's bevets(en Lnmpe and wtteeJ rurn- l. ".
kK ,.sr L .ad%eE j. Eysrs H., psrsrs@ 4
{ Grn"e LasEs' 2csr i WkSr HDsisf Msr
man. II. an X, Kamade ii Mey,r Mrs ~"n reIde AMI
family j. Roche, H. BattenfeidL }. B. KiunlUurg j.
-, The Contra! schuet2en Corps will march from
t,mep VIII hld farewell good luck, ana safe re-
turn to the following gentlemen. who will
represent the corps in Berlin:
MALL .ans "eorgo Sic, nre IS and 4. Won TwiSsrn, n.
FFerSsS%Ganp S.hToe ana family haF,a%E J. il
fscinz c g9rnkanp l W Bosch, c. Xhders, and "
Frs. From the New York City Schuetzen Corps
vt Capt Z Meyer. II Eallor. IL Fischer C. A. Range.
w. DSkmann II kroenhe Ii. Oirerinann. " Il. Gefdrs
BENDER {. ildehrsnd : Becker !. Jens i Jsns. A.
n+li,mH "a :, hrestc ., the D A. g. warnke; a.
Iclten. " o.
Besides tho New York marksmon who will
I Ita To-Day there il also II contingent COM
shootinE societies OF tho country Some 81
lhehl nave left on earlier steamers, bur the ma
I(otltj VIII leave today with the three New
dents on Juno II. Bridgeport. Hartford. Bal
tlmor" New Orleans AMI San Francisco Will
also ue represented ut the festival.
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whats the Matter with Benny Murphy's
hRckerBI"

Benny Murphy the English champion bantam and
Tommy Kelly. the Harlem Spider. who has whipped
every one IN his class that has run up against him were
not matched yesterday. Murphys hacker stated on
friday last that hs would be NJ tho PUce GdGGts ofce
y,htrnay - arrange the match with Kelly. Tic
epIeF pAcAer i'm B0"s Of Harlem put In an appear
Ahcs AZ the place OF meeting thirty minutes batter than
TIE APPOINTED hour aud brrathiersly inquired Has
hurplyh peOps boeu here YETI lie was told that
thty had not arrived B0es waited fully hour and
lhen SAID tha he would most amount forfeit for
hgIt Tor 81 's" side. VIII S-AJ he enough for that
amount i sde . ne asked Mr roN WHO replied thaI i
was Iut" -uiic eut hsum "" done All can 10 yet
on Lac match" 10 san, and Will 10 on 100 al
when hear that Murphy has covered the money
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Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York va. Brooklyn, at the Polo Rrornda
Philadelphia Va Boston, at PhiladelphlA
Pittsburgh vs.. Chicago. at Pittsburgh
Cleveland We. Cincinnati, at Cleveland
PLAYERS LkAGuE
New York vs. Boston at Brotherhood Park.
Philadelphia VS.. BROOKLYN AT PhiladephiA
HufalO vs. pittsburgh. at Buffalo.
chicago W. Cleveland, At chicago.
bNkkCIN ASSOCIATION
Rrooklvn vs. RucheStcr, at RdgewUOd Park.
SvraCU-e ". Athletics. ut syracuse.
Columbus ~ Toledo. at Columbus
Louisville vs.. ST LOUIS at Louisville.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Jersey city vs. Wilmington, at oakland Park.
New Iinvrn Va Newark at Scw Haven.
Hartford " Washington at Hartford.
Worcester vs.. baltimore. at Worcester.
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IA J. Denny and ScO'ty Cos signed articles at the
IITtI'"i fr'h office YESTERDAY 10 light To n nnish
under Surouherfy ru,A Tor purse Of not less thau
600 lhr meet NJ WIN lH' pace within four weeks
the men 10 wei1n ~ al 10 rounds give or takc one
pound,
We purpnse o, aTr'n@ng match between Dwyer aud
Dunn The lWye' Iuui lie famed TO show up. Tierney
said that he N".Ii ia !unn for $3.50 side. Dunn IL
also willing % meet finger" Mccormick, AMI an
by Tlerney.
To TaE Enron OF Tng sUN-Sr; Failing to get ou4h
pE and Gibbons together tho directors offer Pete Mo-
Coy and Jack McGre purse OF $500 10 contest q the
uladstOne Club the last week In this month Mccoy
Aooepts this we Will make arrangements At once.
~. sLATIERr, Secretary Gladstone Club.
fRoEIDHNCK, June 2
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The Cornen Team DID NOT sbov H.

Manager Fred sChwslenberR Of the Star Base Ball
Club OF Long Islaud-'ity is Indignant over the mean
treatment he claims TO have received from the Cornell
University Base hall Club He had arranged a game
with the Cornell team through Y. r. Benton their man.
AGer for May 81 at the Long Isand City Grouuds The
Stars and several hundred spectators among whom
were many ladies' Tere on hand on Saturday, but tho
Rer schwAenberg was Obliged IN consequence 10 re.
turn the sUeotaturs their money and disniss them.
injury Which viii take long time g heal certainly
ger Benton contains tho statement that he would be In
Long Island Olty at the stipulated time
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The National League.

NEW YORK IN. L., G; BROOKLYN IN. L.. T.
Whom Jeremiah Denny came to tho bat in
the ninth inning Of the game at the Polo
grounds yesterday two men were out two were
on bases and tho score was to 3 In favor Of
the Brooklyns Denny stepped to the plate,
and before tho spectators hardly realized it
the ball was sailing on line for the fence be-
tween left and centre fields Esterbrook and
Clarke scored. and Denny landed on third.
The 4s3 spectators just got UP and yelled for
Denny had won the game.
The New Yorks again presented a crippled
team. Joe Hornung was on third base and his
presence inspired new life and confidence in
tho team. Tho New Iorks slaughtered Ca
ruthers's curves. and but for phenomenal field
ing by the Brooklyns would have scored many
moro runs. Every PLAYER hit hard. Ester
brooks batting was one OF tho features. lie
batted in the first three runs. and In the last
inning he started the hitting which won the
game His hit in this inning came within a few
inches OF going over the left field fence.
Rusie pitched n fine game. and. although
poorly supported in the first part OF the game,
showed his true worth by going IN with re-
newed energy to win. He was superbly sup
ported by Buckley.
The Brookyns put UP a magnificent fielding
game. Corkhill astonished the spectators by
running In after Hornung's fly over second base
and leHpinR forward at full length on the
ground for It He rolled over on his back. but
held the ball. In the last inning Collins made
robbed Burkett and Sharrott Of apparently safe
hita bV fine running catches. The
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Base Ball Notes.

Gass,ock viii probably return in time for to'day''
game
INIT yesterday Denny had made but one hit in nine
President Lang Of tho Hartford Club is OnA hunt for
hrtvh"r
Manager Burdock who has been sick, will probably
play to day
Mike Kelly and some OF the spectators in the grand
stand had lots Of fun yesterday.
released by III" Jersey City Club lust evening.
sra@n n %SoSa % fns nS lie n tSS
whichever lie comes to tile bat
cried 'i Kroy SfS IN ths tSir yeerday o
what are you growing about sh0utoa grand stanI
nelly quick retort tort ''N' D''
G hS Aase TnGn Ease q, P h
$l.r.y INN; 9Htee Captalns OF the New Jersey Jersey,
c!ub, are requested to 10 present
rs % m 9S na Pnpf Lss hYs
s,omcM by Gls'Sa bal and taken from tho ground"
Judging lily balls with the sun dead in your eyes not
very psant That - What sven capita!
about the situation a, rsrk Bat the cues
O.RoUree manage to do such elective service
9ns ate at one III TIE greatest t GA Ps
e IN thc gars -. stl stands as the dnSes, throw
ever mad, is hnckman for one OF the nookmakers
h Of e. e tx % s Ms the hort
nns@ 5s team lis6"qded to day Te team w"' have
started two weeks trip through New England TO-
day to play different college teams including
Yale and Harvard hut he financial AID which
had been promised was not Forthcoming Manager
Whiting lid everything in his power to raise funds but
tie friends of the unverGty and tho students showed
ErrA lack Of interest 1t was the best base ball team
they ever had
ritrSsrRGH. June Pitcher Jones second Baseman
Kelly AMI IOunKman OF the local National League club
ha been released Pitcher schmt VIII be allowed to
20 later The men hnve not been showing VI AS they
should and it ia ntmAted that several PLAYERS have
been lined heavily ldug ing too freely III tho amber
fluid President O'He denies that the club is 10 be
ms fee Will not BE- reduced. Director Randall OF
tic League is in town 1t is understood lie IL making
dck.r Tor MANAGER lieckers place Other PLAYERS are
TO lie released. Crane, Lawson and Fitzgerald have
been signed.
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Billiards aud Pool.

The briilard tournament At the Xavier Club 90 west
Sixteenth street is now In full sway.
ScbAefer's great exhibition in his match with Nc.
Cssry the eTstwie California wonder has created con
siderable discussion In billiard oiTcleL
Maurice DAly IL now playing . very strong game OF
ltinch bAk line, and The local amateurs Who tackle
HIN get very little chance 10 show their skill.
jerry DAILY viii have charge OF the billiard room COM
nectod with tho Brighton Beach Hotel Ms room on
fark 70" VIII remain open during tue summer.
Tho championship pool match between Powers and
Manning VIII be decided AT Maurice DaIy's Assemoly
Rooms Washington street Brooklyn beginning June III
The hnal deposit in the Powers Manning match for
Lhe CONTINUOUS pool championship OF the world will be
maze ms AttsTnoon at tho once Of the Bruns WioE
bitiE BAKE company, Union square, De Orc the OF cham
oh hHS noL SURF endered the Championship medal hut
hST I RslA 70 be competed fer De OEO does moi 10
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wheelmsn's Moonlight Runs.

Moonlight rams are becoming quite feature with the
wheel clubs Of this vicinity some few of whom take
trips oyering IA many as twenty-five miles during an
evening The frst evening run Of the Brooklyn BICYCLE
Club was hold last evening and was well attended
Capt Fllrr took TIE boys down tho Boulevard IN tic
ulTortUu al loves The Hudson County Nhts lmrn
picked ueT way over the plank rUud 10 sOutn orange
y i ana return enjoying one OF their inrEcs' and
most enjoyable trips 50 lar mis- The Kings
County Vince men VIII 'l.tr evening journey tU Cone,
lhand and no tudsop County Wheelmen are scned.
IL u \ SlnLnL ID
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wheeling.

& Weaver, of Now Haven, Comp, stopped on at
ecnrnsnt having left EswI Haven, thirty four days
previous Ho had covered Just 400 miles by CYCLIC
meter register.
Tho New Canaan Bioye. Club composed Of twenty
Railroad avenue The officers PRECEDENT L. VI.
Monroe Jr.I Secretary. Thomas Raymond; Treasurer.
GsIsi1GsT Nearly FL a.: @SEPbsT' hat sItstisS me
bearing the words "ReW Canaan " on gold braid
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There prospects OF an international prize eight
being arranged between Frank T. slayn- the Austria
Han, and Joe hoAulne. Tho following cable was re.
eSiVsd at the Ps Gazette once yesterday In regard to
the proposed match sIAvin cAllad At the SportSn,a
once and agreed TO eight Joe AoAulIfe IN the Pelican
Club for fbOO the POtoe GdEee belt and the
Ship and would allow MeAIline Elo for expenses Billy
Madden says that he would accept the challenge
cAbled 10 London that MoAuline would light Tor tho
EGO purse ana they receive the EIOO for Nx
penBeS they Will leave for England and Jake
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ruu.ruIruiA. June a--Mannger Harry Wright is
slowly Improving tut he is su in dark room. his
no being strong enough to bear the light No ono
is allowed to see him. but the doctors say that In week
hardly return 10 lis duties ~ manager for three weeks
co JONu l. Rogers is hustlinR after pitchers Y 70
able that Jack McFctrdge Ortthe Wynnewood club
the lest pitcher III Pennsylvania, VIII pitch IN
wednesday game against Boston.
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The Nrst general race OF this club was flown on sun
Ga, from Charlottesville, Va distance, air line 800
miles The entry 81 birds, owned by Mes>rs White.
ley Hopkins Johnson and Housed OF tho Newars, n j.
section, ami Messrs Mcguire Goldman, and Prior Of
tu hr0Dki'n section The start at $50 A. NJ, hy
AZ D. j. MAR ny, Adams Express agent at GharlOttes,
vile dhs Wind was Light and east but n stn north
west "nd prevailed the greater portion OF tho
course m rendering the Journey u severe one
anu c"nslderngtle uufavOrable nyiK conditions, the
speed made "ah Vuite iAtteriug
Ihe result OF The race AB AS follows
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HIcyCll-t Kruse WIN DO for "a Record.

Since tic smashing "f the Muburn record Of hour
aud 50 minutes by WiImm Murphy OF the Kings County
Wheemeu on Decoration Day, 1t has been matter ~
conjecture among the wheeling fraternity as TO
Wheih," .. l. kIuys who previously hold the re- orb
wuuil rudrayor - establish a new one MIR Nluge
when question D., a SLN reporter upon the " Get,
sat"h l'i hew I'd endcayurtu csanllsh new re-, ord
WHICH re F''mr r'nrd"n ~ being atlr t. do HIS bnsi
nrh- AniuI ere MS work IN training he would lAyo
cu 'nIp"IlHr IN tie race ON May ~
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CHICAGO N. ~ IA; PITTSBURGH tx. u

harmed RIM Chicago. Two base hits-sundAy. Burns
t2l CoOney az stolen hases-N ilmot Anson Double
rlays-CrSne and Hines, Cooney and Arson. Bases on
bAis-LaroQue. sunday, LRwEon. Cooney, RurnS An
kitridIe 2l. Struck out--llemp. Lawson. Carroll.
Passed bAlITBergsE, Wild pltchesTI:Lawson %, sacr
oBren. Left on bases-rittsburgh, .; Chicago. I.
Time So. Cmpire-McDermott-
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Spurtsman's Goods.
HAVE YOU SEEN

the new sneelal Tournament Tennis ball At SpaIdnEst
you are lenniA player aud have not then 90 right
aomn ana examine tis ine ball You Will not be long
IN hnGiIS Us snpsr9r points 80 such stitching no
huch surface no bhl was ever made perfec IN All
these essential points Uniform in weight reliable In
sSsiicIil ana may be depended upon 20 last beyond
sr1LDlEG BR0THERs, al BrO1dwsx.. ,
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Earned runs-Cleveland. II; Chicago T. Twobase
hits-Stricker e., Browning TeUcau DeIehauty O.,
o'SeI. Threeha hits-Twilcheu, nechanty. Latham.
Home run = Twitchell Double PLAYS - DrlehaUty.
Stricken aud Larkm; rfeHer and Coinskey ftrs'
on balls Bradford (S). Larkn t2 lebeau ca SUtcIr
Ryan (2 O'Nei. Bastian l@D Left On ba-ee-, h!cug,
4! Cleveland, o. Stolen bases-strcEer CumIsley
Sacrifice hits-Stricker o Seill Baldwin struck uIt-
Rajforl (2l Larkirl BakcIy, Latham. Time hours.
Cmpires-Barues and Gnffnry.
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'ohn ttSrhg and Philo Jacoby; champion rihe shots
of 'aiflrn.a in tie city, their WAY to uim tho
team thu Will shoot at the big matches IN Berlin
Vienna, ana switzerland lhis summer
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FINE BASE BALL WEATHER.
A LIVELY GAME BETWEEN THE NEW
YORK AND BROOKLVN ". L.) CLUES.

Tho New York II. H. Team Beats tho
Ro-tons, While tho BroOkiyu III. H.
Nine Is Beaten by tho FhiIAdeiphIas.
Tho result Of the championship games In
the larger leagues yesterday resulted as fol-
lows:
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York G Brooklyn, 4.
Cincinnati. 4 Cleveland. g.
Boston IA; Philadelphia. C.
Chicago IA Pittsburgh /.
TIE PLAYERS LEAGUE
New York. 10; Boston, T.
Philadelphia, 10; Brooklyn, Z.
Cleveland, 20; Chlcugo. Z.
Pittsburgh. 81 Buffalo /.
THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
No games played.
THE ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
New Haven, 8; Hartford. 2.
Buffalo. 0; Worcester, 9.
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date. Er.uL course.
5...SeaSanhaka COrnthian-. Special
race 30 and Az foot cinsses... Lower BAY.
Z. Larchmont- Spr ng races on Llrchnont
O.. Hudson River Open 10Th St To iOnkers
IL. Corinthi Annual rato. ........ Lower Fay
L.. New Jersey-Annuai race '...... pper Lower B
"a Brook yn-Annua! race. .,...'' Lower bay.
H.. torlnthiAn Navy ;. |. squad Schwaren " j.
l6.. Pavonia-Annua race Upper Lower Is.
II. Atlantic Annual race ............ Lower hay
Is. columbia Annual race........O On West Sth ST.
10. New iOrk-Annual race ,...... Lower Bay.
81. ..teRw an akA orin THAN Ann l. Lower Ray.
81. NOnk crs-,' orinthau- Annual 90. on l"nkerS
~. ScawRnh aka Special. ,....... Lower Bay
23.. Newark BAy-AunuRL on BayOnnc, y j.
~ .Corinthian-Mosquto fleet race on S.npeton s i
%. Corinthian navy-sprng races new Rochelle.
There going to be some very pretty contests on
Thursday between tho yachts entered IN the special
Of the wanhaka COrinthAn Club The Mill
Iris thOCtaw Mariluita aud gorilla are the ~
fOUters that almost to start while the thites
viii inc udo the fast Kathleen and PERHAPS Mr. >. II.
Work new sloop Rose Marie
The LarcAmon: srrng races on Saturday viii bring
the same boats together and also the schooners
Agnes A1alea LeOna and others
The yacht Wizard ownel hy Staples OF the New
York Yacht Club is being ntted out at Hreenport l..
W oman has sold his steam yacht TOW. McCrea,ly OF
Snugntuck, conn Mr.. McCready ID a member OF tie
LarchmOnt Yacht Club
$. Il. Sicors yacht Daisy left Grrenport for Ray
Ridge Saturday night but returned dis abied by the
breaking OF her Ceutreboard She is now undergoing
repairs.
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WORCESTER, June THE WORCESTER were easily de
f0ated by tho BaltlmOres. The score

Earned runS-Baltimore 3: Worcc-ter !. Two hnse
hts-CamptOn, Mack (J) Power sRcrInr" hits Long
Ray GQ Sommers Struck out -Campon. MeiseT,
First base on errnrsBaltim0re, =; Worcester. First
haso on bas-Cudworth. Barns, Long Werrck ~
Townsend. Power. SOnmeT. j. D..Jurke. German
Passed nalls-Guna'so T. Mid pitch1Burns Double
plays-Tow nsend ana Power GudwOrth ana GUiua,sO
Wilson and GuiussSo Tlme-l Is. Umpire ahUney