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OTHER BALL spORTa


@. W Jefnng~eiL the fas, sprinter Of Columbia Col
leGe keeps wlckets for It's cricket team.
csna ~. street and H s
on Thursday afternoon. June
viii cO Sss team s 81 the TnvTy Q, rs1Syy'I.
Tistet on Medpesd.y 90 VI ~ and US Isvs entered
latter who have a really tine team ~ 'N''' VI Wv
A. PhIladslphiA on Saturday the Nerions easily de-
%6 on sIs@ n. s @ dnS. for
% S. made by kttnE 3s 7 G. Henry, a2 q Brooke,
Snd T. MGFsan ana 49, + Jackson i7Hnd and
sG .H q .hS, game WIN me sSuF
did ali tho bowling tor BsmOD Ma RssSsy took
under tho S rules of Of i. IA sfSsS
% %ds o rn 9 0 and bSon tof hnS
Smith each 10 not out
r., The peculiar working, Of the American plan
u ga game s,p 'fysa between The Germantown cricket
r I.,i5.s 9sTman,9Tn c.ts5 rs and al
cts could only obtain Is The second inninss OF the
sSmS T as PLAYED under the rules End M
- This made the totals TsrmSniown sd iiavsTford
il sSGS az 0PsSst T'i2 S fR 's Second SS
innings score should not count unless the troo turns
very cfSdtHSe victory "''F'0'o was done out OF h'r
pTSyS on NAY ,sn the Rhoa. Island rSkc.
ioTds az Rnmford Tho Eanewa. CLOSELY contested and
inc SaylesNlleA took the lead
a. the start until the seventh wicket when by sharp
nhttng tho Runfords went ahead Of their opponents
timely batting by Morgan in the last wicket put the
aNesVles ahead the soore standing ~ TO 80 IN their
ing the South Worcesters Hard hitting and good
nR as tho order Of the day for the Ashons while tho
h"aih MSrcesterS were utterly unable to fathom tho
close 30 TO IL. In favor OF Ashton Tho game at the
noraines grounds, Pawtucket ended in a dispute
The Ihorntons went to the bat at ocock and had ia
runs 60 s credit and not out The captain wanted to
stop tho inning and let tho Lorraine team have turn
bnt no agreement OF terms could be made and the
game was called. The state Crcketers' Assoc ation
will have to decide tho matter.
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presume the game was arranged upon the sup
position that everything was all right"
Business Manager Harrington said that thore
would have been two games had not rain In
terfered. He Lclslms that he made the
necessary arrangements with Secretary Fitz-
gerald OF the Buffalo Club afteri the game on
Saturday. There was evidently a mistake
somewhere. but fortunately for both clubs rain
would have prevented the gates from being
thrown open for the first game. and thus the
disappointment OF Some two or three hundred
spectators was not so keen. There we're 57S
persons present Mt the game that was played.
The New Yorks had a surprisingly close
call from defeat, although at the end of the
fifth inning the score stood to 0 In their
favor. Manager Ewing was so certain Of
victory that he gave way TO brown IN this
inning, evidently with :he intention Of being
as 1T MS possible for to-day's game. Many
persons we're unEracous enough to Say that
Ewing imperllod the chances OF his team by
retiring. II is very certain that they di not
do nearly az we'll without him. and but for
Hoyts fatal error in the ninth inning the
result would have been very much in doubt
In tho third inning O'Day was nut out at
homo in trying to score on q wild pitch. Ewing
raised the point that II the ball went back OF
tho plato 30 lcet the man was entitle to his
run. The distance was measured but II was
not 90 feet. Umpire Ferguson said tho runner
was out. but the game was stopped for nm
argument OF Mt least fifteen minutes. The
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Coming Hall PIaYars

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gan captain "a East FYssdoSnd street SalF'' ~ A"'
Tho Young Volunteers have organized for the season.
under 10 ysaTI They have Tho foesisE PI.yers +
$'5S: ''$'3% en- ift',H s:s Z:
dr.'s snon dsr,o Bo SitSS "
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and @ for E:
S%%P%i' the ''t% ren: tGsS 81 g. sr
N NsyI, =; + Callahan, wGsss5
dress b. Meaney, 27d Nostrand avenue, Brooklyn.
The dry goods commission house OF Harding. Whit
mana Co have tormoi base ball team and will be
pleased 10 hear from Az nrs class ball clubs belonging
3 G hAnteTmGn "a b =. ohandler + a. 4 TODD, c, T.
Kelly RI Address y IL. Chandler, r. o. box l,lsS
The LsHinEt9n Club Of Harlem has Organized for the
henr from clubs whose players are under is years G.
bbSttenl c. Hines p: d, Ford LIST b. n silver
captain and as f "a. ssa:s asatSI
,o ShArle1 sehmolEs Base BAH Club have oTRAnEed
The hthoS1. Shd would IKE 20 hear from mines in
ts'Esa me players are; j. Rockwell Of T. shelley p
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Billiards and Pool.

Lew and Nellie Shaw the two great performers with
billiard balls arrived the city last wteH nom tho
West and will remain here during the summer playing
At the different summer resorts through lho Last
Tho pool and billiard tournament OF the Catholic
Young Mems Literary Association OF ST. faul or tho
Cross Church Jersey city Heights has AZ last come 20
q olose, In the pool tOurnamsn. tArro won with ~
wins out OF is games with ,iOuge close up. n tho
billiard contest Curry wins, with Allen second ANA
Keenan, third Gold medals Will DO presented to Carroll
and Curry and silk umbrellas TO liouRs Sni Allen.
Charley Schaefer h ~ received Telegram from DOro
the Cuban. authorizing him to challenge "lannas tho
buchanan" TO game OF continuous pool for from
SbUO TO ~ 900 q side - lanna6" the player who re,
Gently defeated Charley SGhaefor aud for whom they
have been coming rather smoothly. has been beating
bughel OF money. DOrO offers IN pay 100 balls to
HRnnAsS 525 balls and prefers to play for the full
H2,UOO II that amount can be raised by liahnaA
Tho opening games OF the handicap pool tournament
between members tho Federal cub were played last
night at the club house OF tho organization 6i5 Madi
son avenue James Il Phipps ofciaei as referee aud
hAndicapper in Au entirely satisfactory manner 4
handsome InAld ono will reward tho winner of tho
tourney Tho game 10 100 point continuous pool. The
opening game was between Charles De Host Ucratchl
and j.. !. Montgomery 40 pUinsL Do Host won by IuO
to 80 Charles T. Bidwel ~ points. and d. II. hunt
(2), were tho next two. At midnight when the game
was postponed, the score stood BdWell 81; Hunt ~
The committee In charge OF tho Kings County Wheel
mems billiard tournament have made out tho following
schedule Of games for this month"; May 10 Anderson
NinEer and smith vs. Anderson: Nav ~, WieEand "a
Won Borstol aud stevens VS. Anderson, May "a Me
Laren W. Long and Ses VS. Putten Tho positions Of
he date are
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Odds and Ends OF Sports.

An exhibition game OF football will take place after
the base ball match next Sunday on the Brooklyn base
Ball Clubs grounds At RidzeWOod between tho Long
fellow Football club OF Brooklyn ana tho Thistle Foot
ball ana Cricket Club OF this city
Charley Rowoll has been matched to run from
Brighton 10 London in ~ hours over turnpike for
fAU lie also matched TO ride one OF his horses from
London to Brighton in hours 80 minutes for the
amount Tho announcement: Of tho match hns created
great interest and over IlUOOJ Will DO bot against
Rowel or against time
To rHE EpIrOR or TUX SrN-Slr. hereby challenge
any man who considers himself q practical window
dresser 10 meet me In contest in thlA city RnN time
before June Tho goods must he dry or fancy goods
and windoWA TO be trimmed OF same proportion or
frontage Man and money At Van Dye House when
KETPoRL May ia number of young ladies and gen.
tomen held meeting one night recently at the resi-
dence OF James Brown and ORGANIZED tho We Four
Archery Association Of keyport Tue 0hrnIs elected
for the ensuing year arc as follows President william u,
llyAeinth Levy; Treasurer Miss Gussie &, Hoiirer;
Tho Barton property Main street has been secured
by the association for tho archery grounds
Gus Hiil called at tho IpIie GdI,s office Yesterday
posted lOO with Richard X. Fox, and left tho follow
Ing chAlOnEo: Being anxious 10 get oil = match at
club swinging with some OF tho leading club mAnpu-
latorA herewith deposit the sum OF SOol Rs forfeit,
Offering TO make q match or matches In any shape,
manner. or form for from 500 TO $1,000 side. Now
let me hear from Eome OF these would DO champions
have kept quiet for long time. and am on the war
ono desiring match In any shane viii 10 only too
pleased 10 accommodate them at their own game
cordinR TO Ine GItSus rules Trusting 20 hear from
alleged champions In tho near future
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Aquatic Eote0.

The opening Of the nav club house OF the Orange
Canoe Club on the PassAc at West Arlington will take
place on Tuesday evening, May a. at O'Clock
NEw HAVEN May l9--Capt. Stevenson, OF the 80 Grew
IS coaching tho yale Varsity In anticipation Of the
ATLANTA race Tho crew 10 rowing twice day. and
before the close of the week GHpt John Rogers Of the
S7 and rerOy BetOn will bo hero to assist the
blue. The AtalAnta have secured rooms at the New
Haven House and the Yale Navy has given them use Of
the boat house whilo thoy are in tho city
Tho Boston Athletic Association and Bowdoin ColleRO
Fights will row tho Charles River on Memorial Day,
al or about 10 clock A. NJ Ii has been definitely dc.
cded by the Union BoAt Club TO have tho annual
OF that the same day that the B. A.
Boudoin race is held At tho present time IL IN
likely that any other will DO allowed in the race
with BowdOn and the Is A. A.. but IL IL not unlikely
that the Harvard and Shawmust may rev Paco
the Same day.
races he latter part of this week the
Back Bay basin The will BIO of six clASSeA fol-
lows Glass sailing triangular course ~ miles; elaaS
2fnOvice man. any canoe half mile; class q tan
dem birch half milo strAightAwRy; class 4, tandem
docked double blades half mile sraiEhtaWay and 70:
turn; class ., docked canoeS ono double blade half
mile stra'ghtawA"; class q, open oAnoeA half mile
straHhtAway, for club record.
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An important match is likely to be made soon Tho
hackers OF John Delaney Of Now York and John NAL
colin Of Brooklyn had conference yesterday regard.
INK home aud home match. the best OF nfteen Ramea
for 500 side. Malcolm TO receive tho odds of seven
aces In each game.
IIiIl handball court Yesterday. number of exciting
games were plnyed hnn Of the most interesting WAS
between Michael Hart ana Thomas j. O'SuIyan or the
Irish American Athletic club. 9'su!livAn Won by
orty defeated in four haude cont eut nv PAT.
rick Barrett and liugh tilhooly in tho boat OF ave
games "
John Delaney whom IL said is open to play any man
In America barring Phi Casey, took OSullynn a.
partner and beat Z Barrett and r, oNei by scores OF
1910. 1913. l2.l0 1910, 100. ~ ',
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Pigeon Flying.

Tho Empire City Flying Club of New York and vicinity
open the season Of 1880 In the flight from Havre do
Grace. Nd. on Saturday and Sunday. Tho entry was
In the neghborhood of $50 birds belonging to HessrA
Mcguire Goldman Rustin Clarke. and Prior of the
Brooklyn section Of the club and MessrA whitley Hon.
SELL johnson and Hopkins Of tho Newark section Tho
distance to be flown air line was about 1913 miles to
Brooklyn and 1871 miles to Newark.
The birds Of the Newark section were liberated at
6:l5 A. N. on Saturday by Mr. Robert Goneca Tho wind
was calm and from the south; weather clear. and
The hrst returns were timed the loft OF Mr. Francis
Whiteley At e;2S A H., making average speed of
1884 Yards minute There were later returns to
the other lofts engaged, but not timed.
The birds of tho brooklyn section wero liberated on
Sunday at as NJ Wind east and fresh; weather
clear. Tho nrst returns was as follows
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w heelinE.

T Hastings ig ono of the promising racers OF the
ElewoOd Nheolnsn.
The Long Island Vince men will send large number
OF riders on the century run on June ~
The hinge county Wheemen are paylnR back old
team.
All cyclists contemplating participating in the Cen
fury run should notify Secretary CosBtL 2S West lO4h
street by June l.
Tho Dorchester Bicycle Club have arranged 10 offer
two prize. for the members attending the greatest mum
Der or club runs during the season.
Tho Citizens bicycle Club will hold club outing on
Nav w. 81 and juno + The club viii visit Nil ord an
delaware WAFER tap
The New Jersey clubs making preparations to take
lA'Ro pATlleA TO PlAinfsld on May ~ aud 81 Among
tho Cuhs who will he Tsprsaenied are the hudson
and EnElOW0Od WhSSlmeR
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OArsmen Training for tho Decoration Day
ReEattas.

The Harlem and PAsSAio Rivers also Fay RidGo
were alive on Sunday with tho training fer
tho Decoration Day reEattaG On the Harlem river
were seen tho Atalantas eight and -four. who rowed
down stream and over the also the Unions
eight and four the Metropolitans two foure double
scull and singles tho Crescents eiRhoared barge the
Nonparels eight four, and double tho Nassaus junior
four the Friendships eight barge the Dauntess eight
and tho Lone Stars barge crew. All of the crews
rowel over the now course in order TO become 40
ouainted with the eddies thereon. and the general
Impression was that the far e1cels the old
one. tho only thing feared being rough day to mar
the success of the regatta.
The strong wind blowing on tho PssSaio made that
river unusually rouRh but the crews training
their customary spins Considerable interest was
manifested in the WORK of the ATLANTA crew now
training for their coming with Yale University.
AZ New Haven harbor. whore the 10 to DO rowed
believed TO be rough course tho condition OF
tho Passac river gave tho oarsmen chance to Judge
OF what the AtRlantaB could do In rough water The
result was that all foRrB ability
OF the Ataantas to row In rough water was entirely
dispeled and their stock SO per cont with the
local oarsmen Tho river all day was alive with the
crews OF tho different clubs In training Decoration
-
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SPRING ADVICE.

Be careful Of your diet You do not need
heavy food such as you require during the
winter.
Spring may be beautiful, but It is treacher-
GUS Do not let 1t deceive you into cold, a
ieyer, malaria or pneumonia.
DO not throw of your winter nannels 100
early. 1t Is better to suffer little inoonVen-
ience than to take cold.
II you ieel tired. leverish, or over heated DO
yourself down and in this way help your sys-
tenn and purify your blood.
quantities Of water or other long drinks 1t
1t is much better to take a little pure whiskey
the system, and fortify against disease.
Remember that only pure whiskey should
ever be iaken into the system and that tho
leading chemists and scientists OF the present
day unite In declaring that Dufty's Pure Malt
Is absolutely the purest and best
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The Players League.
NEW YORK tP. H.. IL; BUFFALo n

NEW YORK II. H.. IL; BUFFALO IN. L.. IL.
According to tho official notice sent out by
tho business manager OF the Now York fP. L.
Club. two games with thelBuffalos were to have
been played at Brotherhood Park yesterday
afternoon. Secretary and Treasurer FitzGer-
aid OF the visiting club told Bun reporter
that he WAS not aware that two games had
been arranged. Il did say to Mr.. Harrington.
OF the New York Club, on Saturday" said he.
that while / WAS not disncined to playing
two games upon ono day, he had better have
talk with Manager Rowe about the matter, or
else allow Managers Ewing and Rowe to ar
range the matter. Whatever they did would be
acceptable to him. No one SAW RoWs. and l
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SPORTS ON THE WATER.
e AtaInnta. Bradford Match Race.

Tho ATLANTA bradford match eightoarsd shell race
which arranged to take place June IL has been
declared on CAPT Van Rahen Of tho AtalAntas refusing
to account OF Of good faith the OF
the Bradfords few weeks ago Eugene Buckley. 40
Manager OF the Bradfords to New York for
purpose OF arranging match race with tho AtalantAh
1t being generally well known in aquatic circles that the
Bradford anxious to their defeat at the
national regatta last fall when they bet and lost their
rowing shirts to the AthantaB Mr. Buckley had long
conference with Capt Van RRden III which tho latter
Rcceded TO all the demands OF the BradfordS repre-
sentative tue result being that tho match race was to
be rowed at the New England Amateur Rowing Associa
tons regatta 10 held June IL 1t also fur
thcr agreed between the two representatives of these
clubs that, should the Bradtords enter either the ar
lon or Passaic rcRatas on Decoration Day. tho tive
eghts should not meet that day as It would detraot
from thar match race.
special citing OF the Harlem Regatta Association
considering communication from the Bradford boat
club asking the Harlem Association to make their
their crew desired enter and row tho four.
cared shell and cared gig erehts Tho Harlem
done before by tho Harlem Association viz making
out the order Of before the entries were received
Thi. especially done to accommodate tho Brad
the Bradfords enter.
Capt an Raden on Thursday wrote to Mr.. Buckley
tho harlem cling Of tho night previous In reply
he received letter asking him to change the date Of
Bradords would likely enter in tho Passaic regatta I'm
stead Of tho Harlem. This Capt Van Raden thouaht
Bradfords match race and says he does not know
what the BradfOrds want.
Harlem regatta Van Raden had determined to enter
ms champion eight in the rassaie regatta but nov that
also enter the assaic tho outcome watched with
terest by the New York and Passaic oarslnen.
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NEWS OF THE BALL FIELD.
COMJsKEY'S MEN LOSE rom sTRAEeBT
TO WARDS TEAM.

The Two New YORK. Clubs Wis Again. but
by Close Scores-Two Victories in Brook.
Ivn-How the Other Games Resulted.
The results Of the championship games yes
terday were as follows:
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York. 3: Cleveland. 4.
Brooklyn, 10; Pittsburgh, 2.
Chicago. z; Boston. 2.
Cincinnati, 0; Philadelphia, @.
THE rIAYERs' LEAGUE.
New York. 10: Buffalo. II.
Brooklyn. 8 Chicago, q.
Boston. IA; Cleveland, 3.
Philadelphia. 16: Pittsburgh 8.
THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Athletic II; Louisville 8.
Rochester, G; st. Louis. I.
At Brooklyn and Syracuse. wet grounds.
THE ATIANaIC ASSOCIATION.
Washington, 8; New Haven,4
At jersey City rain
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The National League.

NEW YORK n. I.h 5: CLEVELAND IL. I.L4.
Il wns lust 30 o'clock yesterday afternoon
when jeremiah Denny Of the New York Ma
tional League team nwoke the dreary stiffness
in tho vicinity OF l55th street by making
gront one handed CATCH tho like OF which has
not been ACCOMPLISHED hcreabouts this sen
son: in tact, it was without the shadow OF a
doubt tho Hncst catch OF the kind which has
orcu red in any game this season. Mexican
Knocked n foul fly. and Denny started after It,
Tho ball was coming down within about eight
fee. Of the grand stand. and not nerson pres
ent thought il would be caught. The bail was
oven with Denny's shoulder. several feet In
front OF him. In another instant It would
touch the ground. Denny leaned forward.
stuck out his left hand, and. to everybody's
amazement. tho ball stuck there. Talk about
enthusiasm. II seemed ms If the 252 specia-
tors made noise enough for as many hundreds.
1t was in the ninth inning that Esterbrook
mule himself hero. The Clevelnnds were one
run ahead. and it was New lork's last chance
Two men were ont. and two on bases. Every
thing depended On Esty." lie had two strikes
on him. when he lifted the ball against the left
field fence for two bases. Two men scored,
putting New York one in tho lead. Esterbrook
also played a splendid game. Once he took
Daley 4 line hit and doubled up Jarvis at first
base.
There was all the excitement one could wish
for when tho Cleyelands came to the bat In
their half OF the ninth. They got n man on
third and ono on second. with only ono out A
hit u cant the game for Cleveland Clarke,
however. kept them rom tying the score.
Ncheon fled out 10 Clarke, and by a magnin- |
cent throw TO Murphy held the man on third. |
(,ilks was thrown cut by Glasscock. Pat Muir |
phy caught u fine game, and batted hard. lie |
l. beginning to show what he eau do when he |
has a chance. Glasscock and Welch also hit |
hard, and GnsscUck got in his customary |
atolen base The score:
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Metropolitan Rowing club. Druner.

Al II o'clock on sunday orning tho boat houses OF
the metropolitan Rowing Club presented very lively
appearance Tho cause was the clubs annual dinner
and tho steamer Van Colt In waiting nj tho float TO
convey the memDn and the friends to tho Boulevard
Hotel College Point l. l.. where tho dinner be
eaten when tho steamer started she carried sOmo
seventy hye members and frendA and met at tho
dock by about twenty other members of tho club
had reached College Point by tho ferry While dinner
was being prepared the member, and friends enioyod
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Corinthinn Rnnh Run

The third three mile road run for the C. NJ RAYMOND
cup held under tho auspices Of tho CornthIan Athletic
Club, viii he held his evening at West Brighton n l.
All clubs invited TO send representatIyeE Enriea
can no made up 10 time OF start, s;l5 II H. Take 10
boat from foot of Viii ehall street 0 '''N
The Northne'd Athletic Clubs officers protest against
the running nt nc race again They state that JAmeA
the representative of thu NOrthned A. O. nniAhed nrG
easily last time and there is no noceESity TO run the
over. II is threatened carry the case 10 the
National Association II IL 10 run over ~ '0
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Tho distance being covered by the winning bird In

hours and d minutes
PHlLIpKLrHIA May le-The Virtue Club of this city.
in It's race last sunday for 700 miles tho first OF tho
season. holds tho fRncierB prize offered for the best
average speed for 20 miles or over previous TO oct ~
also the GEORGE Childs cup for iS8 to be he for
each increased distance covered in the day through tho
season These claims will however DO contested fye
termarehed and sent away this evening to a N9Ttn
Carolina station 425 miles from home for iberatnE
early tho hrst favorable mOrOinR after their arrIa
there The journey is also TO beat tho record OF Io
yards per minute made for the distance a year ago
The journey II under tho fanciers' rueA
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A. the Catholic Club, 20 West twenty seventh street
two weekG There are eighteen contestants who have
hson placed III three diVSiunL six in each division
Every member OF each division will play one game
with The Gthsr' o. his division Then tho nrst two Of
each division VIII form new division OF ak The
PLAYER who viii b" awarded hrs place IN this division
Hll win tho tournament prize The player are AZ fol-
s,o asGiGn Joseph E4nN l.nG IeGHer I, MGrrhy
Y Ovens v foTnes . y, Wagner L. " Bcrgo
Lhird nivtHlonEF A Mccormack j. Z, Deversaux
CAIthy. - 1850 W. - nv