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A Had Day for Tennis.

ROCHESTER June l3-Ran this morning prevented all
games In the Middle States tournament At noon tho
weather became more favorable and Nessrs Wright
and Curtis began playing on tie cinder eourtS Tho
former won, al, ia
Play again stopped by RAIN IL now looks ike
clear weather hoTe IT, morrow,
GERNISr0WK June ~ Tho weather was very threat
euinR here today bat cleared oil Just before the first
match commenced Mas H. e. Roosevelt and Miss
u " Roosevelt showed their strength as double com.
bination, by defeating laSt years champions MsGS
Townsend and Mis- ballard In onosided contest Tho
mixed doubles were won, Aror hard struggle by Miss
Cahill and Y Beach THIS finishes tho most success
fun tournament ever held here.
Appended are the scutes'
Ladies Dunbles-Finai round Miss T. G. Roosevelt
and Miss a. ". Roosevelt beat Miss Ballard and MsS
Townsend 81. "a
Mixed Doubles Final round X. Beach and Miss
CahiL beat Y, 7. Lee and Miss Townsend Ga SO, o..
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Tho Players League.
THE RECORD

nEooKLYE Up. l.. 10; NEW YORK ~ Ih7.
It was simply good practice for the Brooklyn
u. l. toam to boat the New Works at Eastern
Park yesterday. AS first class exhibition it
was not n success. There were lots OF good
batting, several instances OF pretty folding,
but the result was SO ono-sided that even this
did not excite any particular interest Then.
rgain, the noisy coaching. frequent Interrupt
lions. and the lsAcss movements OF tho play
Nrs made the game Of unusual length and ter
Hibly monotonous. There were about 800 per-
sons present. but ut least one-third left tho
grounds after tho sixth inning. when il was
looked upon as O sure thing for Brooklyn TO
win.
Ewng's pitching was OF nature to fatten an
opposing teams batting average. When he
couldn't get the ball over the plate 1t was tho
next thing. base on balls and when he did
get them over the plate. oh, my! Woyhing and
Took were the only Ones who could not hit
him Ofthe six attempts at the bat Weyhing
struck out four times. While EwlnEs incl
icctiveness was the chief cause OF his team's
bad defeat. the wretched fielding OF some of
the members ALSO came IN fox good share Of
the disaster. Hatfield and Conuor were ex-
ceptlons. The score:
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Gossip of Sports with ArmS aaA Legs.

The annual outing Of the Young Bachelors viii b. held
At GreenwAldts Botanic GardenA New DoTp B. l. on
June 20.
VIM B. Brill New York City.-write TO Secretary
James +. sullivan r o; box 81. New York city for
case The board OF Managers will shortly meet again.
The grounds of the Montclair Club Athlstc A11o-
citation on Valley road Chestnut street HontoAir,
viii be formally opened to-day by q match EamO Of
base ball the OPtAni Fold Club OF Haok0nBAck
and the team of the Montelair Club
Albany. June la-"Club wadhetm Of Rochester is
tho latest athletic club organization ne articles OF
with the Secretary Of state 1ts object
TO provide its and their families resort for
Others, fishing, hunting yachting. boating and ether
neld sports Tho trustees elected by tho club for the
initial year Leo W. schtzsS. Joseph II sehllzor.
ChaIesJ. stand Charles r. hyartns, William EnHmAn.
and Nathan Newhafer.
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AN lTHLErIC CHAMPION
A short Sketch of Alex. JordAh'S
,,,. AtbtstIo Career,


Tho excellent form shown by Alex. jordan IN
the general Individual championship com ~,
tition last Tuesday has been subject OF uis,
cussion in athletic circles and 1t is matter .,
regret that there was no contestant ontel9 ~
capable Of pushing him to his utmost ior IN
TINT case f, " almost certain wonderful all
around performance would have been recorded.
As It was, ovon tho walkover resulted in re,
mnrkable exhibition Of all-around work. and
but for foul In putting the siXteen-pouuu
shot in which he oversterrod the marx III nun
or two bo would hive qualified in every ono OF
tho ten events. II Jordan and Ford would
couple together they would simply DO inyinci.
bic against any Ike team in tho world either
amateur or professional. Both nre true cham
pions, and where ono is weak the other Is
strong. ana. taking the present nil.arouhu pro
gramme thsro aro probably no two athletes
living who could score point against them.
Jordan is we'll built young fellow 28 years
of age. 8 feet on inches high. weight 1865
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Other Games.
Rase Hall Notes.

FchardL q promising young pitcher from Wichita
Kan is ON trial with the Jersey CITY Club.
SEw IiALEH June l3-Terrien has been released by
CeseF Club.
Manager BIrdoch has now foil control Of the Jersey
lSAdsrs before many days
krw BRuNsWioa June lathe Rutgers dub and .
nine COMPOSED Of business men Of this oty played ball
10 day In which the former by a score OF AZ 10
Manager Rowland OF tho Hill Brothers team would
HE hear from oil out oftown oubS giving euArGn.
tees for games on June D aud July Address o8t
Broadway
SCHKSEcIADE June la-Ths town u in Torment Of
turned home from their sour 70 day hAyinS ton pine
out M ten games and Ine Pennags In ne lnssrslSis
hrAted by the studontS who are wild with SnthubiAAm
They arc pArading the streets with banners ana
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Tho College Crews.

NFw HAVEN. Juno la-Tho Yale crew took their last
practice pun on tho harbor this afternoon, rowing in
pairs and being coached in turn by Bolton and Rogers
Tnmorrow they leave for New London at o'clock
and viii row from the dock TO their quarters at Gales
Ferry. ,,, .-..,,.. .-
CisSRIpGE, June la-The Harvard freshmen crew
W leave Tuesday next and Journey 70
Nav london The party will include the varsity and
present time the crew arranged but for one race
and that is with tho columbia treshmen crew me
give tho ColumbiAs good race The former are In
nr form and latter repnteh as going quite fast
There every prospect OF good race between the Two
crews and tt Will be watched for With interest
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For the mig Ruu,

NEWARK, June ls.-Bicyctiss have been arriving 10
this city noo morning. preparatory tostarnR on their
lOomile run to Philadelphia 70 morrow. Their head
quarters at tho Continental Hotel and up to late
this eyenine in the neghborhood Of Whoemen had
arrived representing tho Brooklyn Riverside Mercer
County, south End, Columbia Kings County, Long
Avenue. wissah1cfen rennSylvaniA Hudson County
csIdWsil Wheemsn. some half dozen lady bicyclists
Will atemptto make the Journey. Tho run n Inder inc
charge OF Capt W. L. Fuller OF the brooklyn Ciuh anu
will start at J O'Clock In the morning.
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The jeanette Gun Club.

Al last nights meeting of the Jeanette Gun Club held
ut the club rooms l7S Chambers street. a challenge
from the Washington Heights Gun Club was received
and read 1t was decided by a unanimous vote and
with much enthusiasm accept tho challenge teams
OF fifteen both clubs shoot at 10 live birds each
man President Cordts appointed q committee, with
full power 10 act which will meet the arrangements
committee OF tho Washington Heights Gun club. Tho
Jeanette Gun Clubs committee consists OF hesSrS O.
Brunie. C. Meyer, j. VagtA G. Bosch; and H. Often The
sixth avenue at O'Clock The match will be shot Of
probably during tho latter part OF tho month and Oh
the Je anette Gun Clubs grounds at Guuonourg. N j.
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&purtsntaa'S Goods.

Now 1t Ia Lawn Tennis Goods in which spaldinE Bros
excel Never before has 90 psrfeota Tennis BAH beSn
made as the sPALDIEG srEoiLL TouEnamSnI 9or q.
~ these viii satisfy any PLAYER Of the great improve
Just sep lHto sf1LbiE0s, al Broadway, ana -
anime these an0 BoodA
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Shooting Notes.

The MiddleseX Gun Club Will shoot az DunelIen y. -
on Tuesday. June IT,
Tho Parkway Dun Club at its last monthly meeting
handsome gold badge In acknowledgment OF ne ser
vices rendered by him during his three years occu'
paney OF the Presidential chair.
j. Grimm of the Empire Ride Club challenges any
young ro shooter 81 years OF age or under TO match
under the following conditions Best TWO out OF three
IOnshot contests the nrst two TO take place on home
and home Raeriek distance TO he ninety feet or over
~ cabre gun the third to be shot on on gallery On
which neither contestant has ever shot before bach
III an ia 10 nut up Slo tho total TO go TO tho pur
chase OF trophy for tho winner. The target must DO
the 1hinch ring target
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B,cyc,e Raceo ut Yonkers.

YoxKERs June la-The Yonkers Bicycle Climb held
handicap mile road over course on Riverd"le
avenue this evening The contestants were; J. Pagan
scratch f. d. Cole and II. H. Forsyth, IS eeeonds; A.
" KinKsbury / minute Is seconds; W. II. Hon ana W.
MoDonAd minute IS seoo5dA FS5sy4 Pn:s 1880 20
Cole being feon seconds latSr followed by AoDonalo
and Kingsbury Tho nrnt two men received nAtos9pmS
neyer won n prize.
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niIIInrAs al b Pool.

j. Louis Malone insists on playing his match with
Albert Powers during the ar week OF June; Powers
has consented and has teeEHaphed 70 Ills packer In
Chicago J. n, RomHiu0 TINT . will play on June -,
~ and - and II Malone Age 10 those dates 70 max
tie match play or pay
The continuous pool match tween Charles II Man
ming OF this city and AuttE powers OF Chicago the
prrsrnt champion, PROMISES be an unusually close
And interesting contest a. w by are considered TO he
very evenly matched. Fo"erH 10 more than satisfied
viii the Improvement ne Ns made, a. shown by his
practice play, while Mannns e equally as confident,
And says he viii make PoWeFN hustle.
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Al MansAeld-kAnsneld, 10; Springfield. a
AZ Canton-CRnton, .: Dayton,
Al MckesspoTt-hc Aeesport 2; youngstown, 7.
At Misunderstanding, 49, Akron T.
wKsIuRH LEAGUE
At Denver texhibtion(-DenYoT, Q; 81 Paul 4
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The Smith DAILY GO.

BUFFALO, June ls-Jake Kilrain and william huldoon
are going to second Ed Smith Of Denver In his match
with James Daily of Philadelphia before the Arlington
Club next Monday night Tho purse $500 but fuliy
g. 600 outside has already been bet the m1ech NE
Mudoon clientage here arc CONFIDENT thas smith VII
win and he does they intend 70 have him raySl VIII
appear The PhlHde lad 10 training q the AIRING
ton Club and u in splendid shape JACK Dempsey OK
prcted here to second him. L
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Ftx,RA juno la-Bert soheer, champion athlete o
,ha Northwest NOW In Rlmra has issued n challeng,
IN box Jake Kllrain OF baltimore eight or ten rounds
Win TWO ounce gloves for $50 side, the contest Il
49, In inns city four weeks from the date OF sign
Hs aEticeL scIeller has deposited 500 to bind th
ma
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Tho Manhattan Shooting Club.

Tho Manhattan Shooting Club held special indoor
contest for some valuable prizes the ioofoot range
NJ the Zettler Rifle Club 1871 Bowery yesterday: H. T.
Bur aunt won frst prize PIT OF the possible 2SOi
G. Eser second prize with 222; J. D. M9nsees third
nyise iii Tho other scores werei Capt II. W Meyer,
ri; W ID. Garbade 1876; 7. singpank, $50; f. 1raut.
violin 1873: II. kuhlkin, ls2; U. WeiibrocG, lo'i #.
The Manhat.ans win hold their first prize shoot and
picnic on Thursday June IL at Lion Park loeth street
aud Ninth avenue.
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Third Day OF the Croqnet Tournament.
TWsntythrss RameS were played in the Union Gro
quot Gabs tournament yesterday. The results wero
~ follows

The hAudicapS were follows; First game, Stark Al
loved 10 points; third game z; A ksedhAm allowed
10; fourth game, q. NeedhAm allowed lU; sixth game
STARK allowed TO- seventh game, q, A. Eecdham AZ
lowed 10; ninth and twelfth games Richie allowed l
teenth game, 9. A Eeedham allowed ~; seventeenth
game STARK allowed 2; eighteenth game. @. A. Need
ham allowed 10; tWSntieth game stark allowed ~
twenty third CANA Mtohie allowed 10. Al tho other
players mot mentioned above wero scratch men
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THEY MAY WIN SOME TINE.
norm OF THE NEW YORK CLUBS
AGAIN DEEE1 TED.

The Brooklyn IT. IT, club Have Some Fun
with John EwinE-lIlttinR that Meant
Huns-Results of other Games-NotcS.
Yesterdays games in tho four big assoca-
tions resulted as follows:
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn, 4; New York. 2.
Cincinnati Z; Cleveland, 8.
At Boston and Chicago-RaIn.
THE PLAYERS LEAGUE,
BROOKLYN. 10; New York, 7.
Chicago. IL; Cleveland, Z.
Pittsburgh. IL Buffalo. q
Al Boston-Haln.
THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Athletics. 8; Brooklyn,4.
Toledo 4: Louisville 2.
At Rochester-Raln.
THE ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
Jersey City. IA: Hartford, 4.
Newark, 4; Washington.
Worcester. 10; New Haven. q
Wilmington, 0. Baltimore. g..
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REp BlxK Juno Is-Thero a rafting race On he
river to-day for the challenge psnnant of the North
Shrewsbury. Tho starters Herman DuHyOA'S TVi-
light Thomas ChadWtcks Gem. Bart Fhesa Tam
Shanter u BelshAw's RAxzle DalEle, Fred FtShoHs
Cytie and B JohnSonB SAllie J. The race was over
the mile course and the Gem Won. with tho wi.
three boatS-2 20 $50, 2:2l :la, 2:2boS
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Fans earned Brooklyn TO- New York, 2. First base
on srrors7-Brooklyn, Left en- bases0brSokiyn =;
OF Ewing O. struck out.Joyes WsyhtnE g. Gore Gore
Two base hitb-JoyeA Bauer ca hcGoAchy ~, seery
HATFIELD sacrlAce hits-Ward. orr hcGeaciy -
hasss-oyce Watd C, seery Cook Van llaltrsn &:
play -O'Rourke Vaughn, and RiclRrd6on Wild pitch
living Passed bR-vRuZhn, Umuires-knIEht aud
Jones' Time-2 30. Attendanco-About so
CHICAGO (P. LIZ II; cIAvRLAsp P. I-) T.
CLEVELAND June la-Before the game was ended to-
day the spec left the grounds In disgust Cleve
land ought 70 have won hands down but heded worse
than nine of schoolboyA Tho scOtei
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Tennis Notes.

The opening games Of London lawn tennis champion.
ship played at tho queens Club On June sc III
Rentsm"n's singles T. q hears defeated. A. b j Nor.
lendir hy % 30, O., "; Bradley defeated Arch.
called upon to play Mr. II. S. Barlow tho present holder
OF the cha npiuLBhip.
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At Creedmoor.

A detachment Of the Twelfth Regiment, n. g N. "
NJ Nav York city. under command OF Col. DOwd
tsed rife shooting the CroedmooT ranges yesterday
The day was cloudy with light breeze FlftS sx men
qualified as first class mArksmen tho I'D ana 500
yard ranges and three qualified AZ sharpShooters
on the so and 800 yard ranges.
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Ms,rvard'- Football Captains

CAMBRIDGE, June IA meeting ~ the class football
captains held last night plans for tho
Of the teams made and the general duty OF tho
captains made clear. bowman, ~, will captain tho
senior team In place Of Base 9l who Will try for The
varsity Forbes ~. and Ellsworth, "a viii occupy
tho same position as this year.
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CRICKET.


Yesterday at the Berkeley oval the team Of tho Boa
ton Athletic Association sustained the second defeat Of
their New York trip long the by ~ runs on the
nrst innnga Their first attempt only realized ~ runs
p 4 Piesbrey being the only man to obtain doubles
In the second innings they did much better l. haugh
ton played good innings for 2t which included
one and one H. c. Tyler also showed good form for
"a and the veteran" George Wright made H. not
out J. H. LAmbkin played in his old form for Borke-
ley and put 81 together in excellent shape lie did the
best bowling also In the first innings Of the BostcnA
while q Wight and J W. button did the best work
" i'll tho bal Tor the visitors. The score:
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Three base ht09yGrC0ran TWoBSSS hIS-O9oEHn !2
olt-By oRouEke. l. stolen sHSs1n Winnipeg 4;
more. q Hit by pitched bAli-KeAy Sacrifice hits
Ualigan Keay. Time-2I5. AttsndancO-eOo I'm
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We are offering this week one thouIAnd Rockets.
"FTankin' and "BesckmRn' styles at " so. and five
hundred sa60 and % 90; Beech man and "YTanL lin
at 500 oOOd covered onqis balls loo each 81 90
Rev YOrk,-AaR ~
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Earned rnns-kew Haveh u W0rc6stef,Ct IWo; p
base on GalIsBy poren, b. not,ord riss' d base
Lynch o., Lang Doran GuinAsso Passed ball-Hof
ford Time-l IS. Umpire-Talsntine Attendance
1000
WrLMIE0roA. Q; BALTIMORE
WILMINGTON June ls-The Wilmington Club won IN
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The National League

pRooKLYH ". I.h 4; NEW YORK IN. LII A.
Nobody knew exactly what the hoodoo was'
Put II was there Just the same. 1t might have
been the policeman INDUCING In ball pracuce
before the game. or 1t might have been the
bIr man with the glasses on the bleacheries.
eome cay 1t was Andy" sommcrs but this
ANDY" denies. That hoodoo hos been fol-
lowing the New York National League team
every day this week, but the boys say they VIII
etraugle II to-day:
Washington Park yesterday was really splen-
dilIy contested. 1t was no disgrace Tor the
t. loso such contest. Both teams, played IN
Almost faullesf fielding game and both pbt Itch
cVer managed to bunch their hits In one in
ming and that was what did the business.
Sommers, however, had chance at tRrgo az,
struck out. and the third time ho fouled out.
livery time there were men on bases. BUCK
]ry's and Pinkney's work at third base was
Extraordinarily good. The scoro:
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Two-hase Hutchinson Sacrifice hts..smith Riddle
Unierw ood Stolen basss-Ac peTmo5t hanSsn RadeS;
Whistler Riddle. Base bAlls-By Miller, o. pY
Daniels g Base on srroFs-Newark. WaAhnGton l.
Left on bases-Newark 8, Warrington, & sESGL opSG
prrnott and Fields. Wild pitches Deniela
Passed baiIs-Datiy l. Bird, 4 Tlme-Two houpA
umplre-Kely.
WORCESTER 10; NEW EAvTE, 2.
INV HAVEN June ls-The WorcestsrS got on TO DorGn
in file style in to. days game. The score:
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Brooklyn Va Worlds CHAM onH P.IL)i deciding gam
Of seres New Yorks battery, Ewing and keefo kinF'
County express trains 10 minutes direct TO grounds
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EarRed IuRsuB1nalo' \ TIiUSSnrEh 8 Two Case MT
BY Ksefo 7, by Maui struck out-liy Keefs, ? by
hAGl Stolen basos-hack, lrNh Carroll Sacrifice
hurEh, r. Hit BY pitched ball--Maoh. liAnon, Fields
Double plAy-R0bin,ou COrcoTan aud Carroll, kurhue
lunAsItStSd). Wild pitch-Keefo Tne-l so Umpres
Barnes aud GaGney. Attendance, DOL.
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Gay, June is ar. n; ZOO aad 81 Old fsrTy,-1dR
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From here the stables separate. some going
to Boston for tho meeting next week. Will 10
the majority will be at Fleetwood Park for the
MednesuaY.
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Chicago Iii
Earned TTns-GsysHnd i G4iG2gS TWP base
ThTesbAse ht-LArkin Sacrifice hits-belshsnty.
browning Comistsy, IebeAu Stolen haEes-NcAlesr,
Ryan O. Latham ~ Bases on bas-By Bakcly /; by
Eng L b Sy BALDWIN Struck op,Ihy Baldwin,
Ance estimated LVJl umpres-Fsrgusou and IiUOrrt
PIrUrRGmE ~ II; BUFFALO a. L.
RUTTALo June la.Ihs Buffalo Players League Grin
pies, re enforced by White and Rowe who dstnguishsd
themselves by doing nothing except not 10 play hall
were made monkeys OF by the PittSburgGs this after.
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Trottlng at Elrnira.

ELnRA June I3.-The third days racing at the Maple
Avenue Athletic Associations grounds was largely
attended but tho stopped Just when they
had got we'll started by drenchinR rain The unnn.
iahed 2:84 race went Prince Rysdyck, with Lady
Patchen second and Jay U. See third. Time 2:JlA
2z4 class; trottinR.
George
r D.
Time-2 slb a:27s1 2 Soat.
In the second heat Arbutus and r D. T. collded Tho
formers SuIky was broken and he was compelled TO
withdraw.
800 class. ~
Grace Gothard unuhsueu
Lazy LAMBERT
IeicphOne ;...................'..''.'...
ZehAreWltcn.. ..-.............ss...'
Time, 2t33k.
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Recreation Ground, Long Island city to;morrow
stare Va IiertonS cham pons West SIDE. T. NJ Adj
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eouTH NoRwALK June lathe sport here TO day was
very good but to morrows contains the freofor
ALL in which the record this track will surely be
broken. In to,day's race Prince was making game
the second heat but just before he swung into
homo stretch he staggered TO the outside and fell
near the fence. He showed NO injury, and probably
dropped from exhaustion.
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Earned Athletic 81 Btooklyn . ,ITT92tIer
ialy sscraoo hts-G shHfer uIssrr s0Tna onbs
Iay.-CosIr0y shRfer, and O'Rrien, fenn .oof
has and O'Btien LIFT on bases-nthleHG. ID psit,
in 10 struck Out-iObnson (s( Fenneily " o.s ~.
t9 FRAT nase on srrors-Brooklyn tlrsI p Htso T
inIls-Welch j. OBrisu Greer COnroy simon "a WI
rennev uerhart Hit by pitched bhll-Weieh w n meE
son Time-l 10. Umpife-SteVe Toolo AVenoSu'e-
TOLEDO q; LOUISVILLE, 8.
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Runs earned-Cineinna,L 3; Cleveland. !. Double
rlay-GilkS Mexican, and Neach Stolen basss-NlcoL
Narr. Heard 81 McPhee Foreman Neaci, Davis
Bases on halls-navls MCPhee, Heard. Mari Nicol.
sunck outrorsman WAdsyGFh smatey cN D0Sss'
Iassed bail-Himmer Wild ritch-WAdsworth I'm
p.ro-AcpormotI Atteldance-i,oe5.
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The American Association
ATHLETIC 81 RRoOkLTE.

PHILAnTLPHA June ls-Qp to the eighth inning of To-,
dnys game the score sto0d4 TO In Br,oklyn's favor
''i tie Association leaders pulled IhomSeNs together
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Tho Atlantic Associates.
JKRsRT CITY. Ia HARrroRn,%
The Jersey City Club at Oakland Park YESTERDAY
Total, ....i4ls27 81 TotaIS....."t oN 10
Jersey city ................S GS
llAr IL I'd ......................o

on kaERSs THn:t G.yy cE .2erd On
gerald : Oh Lyston, \ Struck perm2h DooieS
s s"HM %cGneSsn t2j Brady DooloL (s Van
Alsne ~ Roussey Forster SasrihSs hi,s-n SIts No
Quicken q COnnoll smith. Walsh. Hit 6y ,pltonsrrS
Smith. Wild piteh-Lyston Passed 5an.h3 az
EKvARK, 4; WASHINGTON. l.
NEWARK June lS-The kewarkS, by good head work
succeeded In routing the Senators today The seofe'
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Earned runs-Sew York, =; Brooklyn, l. Firt base
by errors-New York q Brooklyn, L. Left on bases
New I9rk o Rr.Skiyn f[1, base "a SS'1 som
ln"rs ~ Welch 0'Brien Burns Smith Three base X
Terry Twohase hits-Hornung. Bncklry, SMITH
Sacrifice hits-I1Ornnng, Buckley. Carutlers, toutn
ssoen 6a.esHornpne CLARKE noubS p La
Ia.erbroOk /; SomperS Passed balls-hushong, \.
Impiroy-McQnade And Powers Time-ll@ Attend
Ance-l.l9H
cINcISxAri u. Ll 7; CLEVELAND O. ~ s.
CINCINNATI Juue l3-Abou half the time today the
spectators In the stands were OIL ther teet cecrhs ~
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base Hall To-day brotherhood Park.
Last game Of series Princeton VS. Yale game called
ct 4P NJ; admission 800 grand stand, $50 and alc,
extra tickets on sale At RSete BecAnnons 1877 Broad
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BASE Rail, washington Park, To-day.
Brooklyn vs. New York. Game AtAP, NJ fifth AN
Y and horse cars dirOcL-AdE