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Gnmes To-day. 4

SArInNAL IrAGrE
Chicago ys New York at Chicago
Cleveland va Fro kNIL at Cleveland
Cincinnati vs. Boston, At Cincinnati
Philadelphia vs. Pittsburgh. at Philadelphia
WJNkrs' TLGuA
Buffalo Va New York at Buffalo
Pittsburgh Va Philadelphia. at PithhurRh-
Cleveland vs. Il SLOn. at cleveland.
Chicago vs. BTooADh At Chicago.
ANERiCiN ASSOCIATION
Toledo w. Louisville, at Toledo.
Rochester vs.. BrO"k'yu. at RocheHtcr
Columbus w. St. Louis, at Columbus
ATIAaTlc ASSOCIATION
Hartford va Jersey CRY. at Hartford two gamen
W"r5 ositT vs. Sew ilsvr'. o. Da''t al W"reester
Washington W Wilmington at Washington
orukR CAMPS
lIiltonsv Cuban Giants at Fsnklll
Engewood Field CIuD VS. staten Island Athletic. at
q T. vs. woodstocks a. IeIev,lc
staten Island Cricket club " Crescent Athletics at
Russell Furisall Wood Iackett CarhGrt d Co,
y, Vernon Athletics VS. SUBMITS at Mt Vernon.
Star Athletics vs. Johnston+ at Newark
Gr.enpoint Atll"ucsys I'M BrothcrA ~ Brooklyn
Le"ulrc W Clover Athletics at Leon'ne rnrA
Berkeley Athletic CIubys. New Jersey Athletic Club
New York A &. vs. Manhattan A. e, at brotherhood
Park
Linden ~ Wall street, at Linden.
Bry2nsys Jasner deserves at Jasper grounds
st"cktnns v- FrIsh,uns at EASTERN Park.
Spartan Us Bedford. al Spartan Park
llrk"rysy vs. Jersey Jry IT Uchnk,u.
pnyonu" Rowing nrd Atn'etic Gssociation vs. West
End Athletic iuh, ~ SumeTNili'
lroqnois AthirIc CLUB vs.. Perth Amboy Athletic As
Puritan Ath'etic Club va Kensington Athletic Club,
Volunteers vs.. West Bergen Athletic Club. at West
Bergen
0Hichstcpsvs Jospcrs atJersey City Heights
Grounds
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HARVARD GETTING INTO THE WATER.

on the second floor are the canvas cots upon
which the punches Of muscle and Drawn sleep
the still night soundly away. The place is de-
liXhtfully cool and by far the most preferable
on the river. The men are disturbed by no
louder sound than the gutteral cEoak OF the
Connecticut bullfroR.
All the crews follow practically the same
methods during their brief tarry upon the
Thames. They row twice o day. usually at
noon and again In the evening, take several
short jaunts. eat three hearty meals and
lounge lazily about Eating is their principal
business. The vast quantity Of food that
disappearsis surprising. Five hundred pounds
OF meat melt away daily. and other commodi-
ties in equally large proportions Ice water is
tabooed. and II the men don't work we'll enough
to warrant being rewarded with English ale
they have to Quench their thirst with oatmeal
water There was time when the men were
kept upon q rigorous and regular diet But
that falacy has been exploded. and the men
chequers can stand. Pastry is ebout the only
rousbly SEi eestimaie$ that 600 viii have beoR a
There Is tendency on the part OF crews gen-
their rivais. Each tries to catch glimpse OF
the other without showing thengelyes AS the
2F tho Nna this de
out to loiter In dark places along the course
and watch Tor their opponents as they row over
on time. The present crews are no exception
to the rule. although they don't carry 1t to the
probably 70 tho radical change which IS
aslowly taking place In rowing circles. still.
and Time It BS BECAUSE cqPlosty tSn vSaidaS
stand It. Frequently. too. they indulge IN
ehoEt scrapS to add variety to, their lonely life,
fonG they all Jump ipto their launehos and
steam into town, or take o sail out into the
Sound.
Interest hero. Of course centres In the Har-
ward and Yale varsity crews, and every move
ment they make Il, eagerly watched, Bob
Philadelphia Newspaper last Monday and came
up to See his embryo emulators. He found
had the idea that they were supreme, and had
fallen tntH Eather indolent wsya Mr.. Cook
iHb5eseS wbeS @ little law int9 them for three dayS
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Wheeling.

Brooklyn wheelmen all eudeavoring to do the
PRtchORue century now.
The Philadelphia Bicycle Club were compelled to
postpone their proposed trip to Boston until later in the
season.
It IL said that Warro Glass OF the Berkeley Athletic
Club intends Joining tile New lork Athletic Club
have RCh Campbell, and Banker.
wheemen this city talking OF the advsahility
of holding three days bicycle tournament somewhat
on the plan of the one Just ended in Chicago.
Howlaui Smith Of the New Bedford Bicycle Club 10
cd in the championship Of America sHhty
the Kings County Wheuimen.s race meet on June -
Itls noticeable fact that no entries have been
ceiYed 10y the Kings County Wheem0n from tho Brrka.
lev Athietc Club for their rArO meet saturday
The New York Atho otic Club will he enabled
lions share OF the bicycle this such
repre- entativrB Gs Il, II DAVIS H. Smith Gasser, A.
b. Rich, and W. Campbell.
Tho much gossip as 10 whom is the fls'er man. Willie
Wenl'e or A. Is. RlCh, will he decide! at t" Rthl"o
games staten Island II Is the general i'm preston
that Rich viii not lie N the rae" AT all
Tae city fathers Of Eoot'n have anrronrstod S275 TO
be expended in securing prizes tor tie annual rC" Gnset
be hsGu Iil, 4; t." city ~ chelsea has apprUprl
Rted 800 for the same purpose OIL the same iSth.
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THE COLLEGE OARSM EN-.
FINAL PREPARATIONS FOR THE An
NU1L RACES ON THE THAMES.

All OF the ContestinR Crews at Their QUAR-
ters and In Daily Practice - Harvard
Changing Their style OF Rowing and
Gradually Initiating Yaie-The PERSON.
mel OF the Crews-Ynie May Give tho
AtRInntns Another Chance to Win.
New LONDON, June 2O.--Shadowy sholls are
shooting through the placid waters OF the sill
very stream which flows down this verdnnt
valley and goes tripping TRANQUILITY on to the
sea, and Variegated procession OF studious
humanity is pouring through the shady. sleepy
streets OF this quaint old town Next week is ra CO
week on the Thames and race week is the big
Eest week OF tho year. Five leading colleges
and universities OF America are about 10 COM
pete for aquatic honors through tho medium
OF thoir crews. which are all quartered upon
the rivers banks. There are eight In all, and
the siXty-four sturdy young men who comprise
them are bending their hckory-ike. berry
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TIE RFCOED

htFFALo Up. f"l II: NEW YORK CP. L.l. g.
BuTFN"" juno 20. Buffalo won the game
from the New York +. H. club day through
go"'l batting fair fielding. and lots OF luck.
despite the weakness OF the home pitcher who
would hn'o lest any usual game. The New
Yorks wero uncertain ana hesitated before tho
game, failing to remember the proverb, which
cane true In this case
Buck Ewing was due to catch. but at the last
moment sent in Vaughn. while the big man
famed himself on the boncIl Vaughn caught
aRoud game. trnlOn-bHll Crane was the VIC
TIM Of III" day buffalo knocked out four
runs IT, IT," irsi inning for nest egg and
plaSei 10 II %" oHr moro IT. the neXt two.
y pay was then put In to pitch. but was
poorly S'rp rtcu, which he did not deserve
he made run In the eighth and played
Rood ba'l WNside O. th" box. Buffalo starred
ln Strongly nnd tho 1rst man at hat. Deaf
h,nte roy Eot u hhso on balls and scored the
hrst run If the afternoon. Crane filed The
use Of iowe's ball. lteecher sscrlliced and lot
IN Wis.,. win and iowe both scored on
Dea' "n White bit over back Of third which
was mi 70 'hnd IN ihne to MI White nj that
pah,'. IN tAc SECOND Inning LH!ncy got n huse
on lA'iS and was let u hy l!Oy's three hagCer.
ing III H.. second inning, and chHnnon scored
Q run. both nit"hers seemed to ike 10 lot
men IN on IA ls, an IN the third Vaughn got a
run tllhl whN while t"nua allowed Buffalo TO
crack our thr"e runs, before he was called In
Shd replaced by O'Dar. In the nth inning
OI"urkn Johnston, and Whitn.y making
runs on clean hts and O'uay's double bngger
, rom ms point ont tho homo team had
thlhSS al their own WAY. The score:
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The nnal series Of eight games in tho hRndba match
between John Delaney and John Malcolm were to have
been played this afternoon at Phil CaSeys Brooklyn
HandbAll Club court, but owing to injury to MAI
colms right arm tho event will have to be postponed.
The hackers Of the New York willing to give
Malcolm reasonable length of timo to recover.
but they claim that the men who behind him
have shown little disposition confer with
them regarding tho matter and deemnQ it very ad.
vsahle that sunpeme na agreement should DO signed
pear in the court today with Delaney and II Malcolm
This is purely business transaction on part"
ead Eddie sweeney, the principal hacker of Delaney
And readily that II wo did not adopt this
plan Of bringing our man 60 tho front at the appointed
time III ere would he such thing putting the Atch
of ina dshnltely. That 10 what are going TO ard
against We propose tnst tho match shall be yed
out but would like have little thing say
about it We will be on hand this afternoon sure"
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GREAT BICYCLE RACES.
Tho Men who VIII Ride for Fame at the
X. T.. w. Meet.

Although the numerous races being held on
June - will tend to draw u number OF crack
bicycle riders who would have otherwise rid
don ut the x. C. W. meet, entries have been re-
ccivel from a number OF men who will assure
some strong and exciting finishes. Great In
tcrcst is being manifested in tho safety
championship Of America raco. This contest
should bN between H. Smith, W. Murphy, and
W. Schumacher In the tcam raco four teams
nrc entered ono from tho Riverside Wheel-
men, two from the Kings County Wheelmen,
ana one from tho New Jersey Athletic Club.
The Kings county men should win.
1t Is noticeable fact that but one entry has
been received from tho Berkeley Athletic Club.
at 2.ji i III The entries arc as follows:
n.g n' mG ScSSSsS J. efGr 3 Il . %sE'29 K snS
TG' T. S:nne Il i Il " srSs 'SsF + A. & a. "'aSTn aosnd 4
9S TSr d T. r.s ii = Ho%r!W % W pon.T W Smh as6"s STSos
Il + BAY s j 4 Z, and 4, bsyt,ehq,aia Nyacx,
Ks1$, %Hs% anSGS.f-& pS%Gs HSs3.ak
M 8'G0En % @.sr. w and al 2"4a Badsn Li,ni
SchTsfrf EMTooni$n' Mo@h w NGEmNm h n b VII JgdsS
+ w bs"%nsst HG""ss H%Tss fs%msE HoI
A. Aafp %%Sis n% T'S < L " J. ESSsrt.sS sdYfk1E 4
smith Br@oEya! O. fkner, Il W. 4 stores. X, c. wi
BrSSH Il sS@st o. N%SS%sR %sr%s &R"SineH p4ss, ana
xsssRa %'% Safy Gss{sA% a:lf3tf hl i
6 ". g. lloIia.d,, R;,R! ", Wa,rS X. G W: 1
l. Jones, X, G.. W. $. Bowmln A. Zimmerman, and
+ B,Swn. \ j. 4 e. W cass II. A c' C. Bsye'
yI1ESs d an1cHHDmW MurRhy MfpGnss
W Bayes. and v Roberts (. {. W; q Holland i ri
y Barker r. W; ", riass h A g; 5 Bowman, A.
One mile kinps county whesmsns championship
VI SGF'sy sSans Il KtRHf % &5Es Hns, snd
RS fas' Of " AF #
u smith ". Gasser N \. A. e.; W Srhimarher I. L
" ;: schoefer y Il. e; 5. Bowman;. A.. Iinmsrnan
derson ST Louis, 6 Thorp Chicago }. JenkinS Brook.
lyn.
One mile Safety llandicap-w. Murphy. II wegsud,
9 Murnhy. W Newman aid ". Marion. K. O " G
Clemens, X. W. j. Hanson, y. Y h. c. ". schu.
macher. L. W: J. ocanon and { Manll X. c. W! q.
shannon T. W 4: Fsdmetr + + J. ,Bensingor K g.
n Y. A c; II. sietea +. C. ". A. Eelmstodt Brook.
iyn; $. bowman, A. Zimmerman T. Iiessee. and Y
:, Two mile safety UanaeaE-w Murphy ". Newman,
" ). Hanson \; Y. B. 6; ". SCHUMACHER; L VIII
and W. Gassier N. A. C. X Stores X. C. w; q Bow.
man. 4; Zimmerman, F. Brown, and F. Hesseo,
onemiie Safety Ride and Ru1-C; Murphy. ". Rob
+ W.: $. Wise L. l. W: J, schoeter; b G.; H. p,
r. b G; r. stereS X. C. W.; s. Bowman and
One mile SAFETY dor Boys)-w Storm. J. Brophy, Il
Walters L schoefer, BeaSley. w BateB, W Miller u
Berry, A. stilwelL and G jackson.
One mile Brooklyn club Oriiuary-J. W schoeter X
McLRran, butcher Beach j. B, Potter, H. Bradley,
W sheffield, and II. Matthews
land II. MatthewS c. Quimby. il. L. Raymond, and N.
Rogers.
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signature 10 contract while Manager TroN Of ons OF
the strongest teams in the Association begrudRes the
weakest team player who will hrengtheni IL
The Enrich Bros Base hall Club would Ike to hear
from some out oftOwn club to play one or two Rhnes
on July g. Clubs that can offer guarantee preterteu
Address w. n. Hhrper care Of Enrich Bros SIKH ave
nue. and Twenty second street
The v ". @ L. A. u. b Club OF Elizabeth, N. have
organized for tho and would like t9 arrange
games With uniformed clubs Of New York and yirimwy
J. heah Manager, Chestnut street bliEabeth n. y.
EIwARE June 20 Tho Newark Base Hall club nc
cordinR to the published announcement OF ith hWherh
will collapse In short time uncHs the home games arc
pAtronlZed moro literally by the public The, owners
state that for sOme time pRst they have been COM
PEELED to G9nireuc large suns ct momnw % meet NEE N .M
club shall either support Itself or be disoandcd
Tie record to date of the New Jersey Athletic BASE
Ball League championship games Is m subJoiheui
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brown backs and yanking their oars through
the waters out from under them But they
don't. They are merely taking their few final
practice pulls and receiving the finishing
touches to their many months OF tedious
truining
CoIumbia's combination freshman and var
sity crew was tho first to arrive and the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania the last. The former
came up June 2; the latter to-day. Yale's
varsity crow put In an appearance last Satur-
day and her freshmen on Wednesday. The
two Harvard crews arrived on Tuesday and
tho two from Cornell yesterday Tho Column
bia boys occupy Capt. Christopher Browns
crazy old house at Gales Ferry, from the peak
Of which the blue and white has iluttered ever
since Columbia's advent upon the Thames
Iales two crews are ensconcedIn the big white
country mansion OF Capt. Latham Brown ad-
joining, the Harvard 'varsities aro domiciled
at Red TOP. and the freshmen with Capt Mol
throp. half mile below their seniors The
University of Pennsylvania occupy roomy
quarters in Montville. directly across the river
from Gale's Ferry, whi.e tho Cornell boys
sleep in n cottage standing upon the sandy
strand OF the Sound md take their meals at
the Crocker House in this city. Red Top is the
property OF fair Harvard. 1t is a picturesque
place, standing upon the high right bank Of
the river, surrounded by grassy fields. and
screened from the public highway by maze
OF trees. Several moss-coverod tombstones
rear their crumbinG heads from among the
giant grass around and mark tho once sacred
sernlchres OF noble red men that are sacred no
longer. The little Queen Ammo cottage was
built especially for tho purpose. There is
nothing fnncy about its interior decorations
They are OF plain pine. Standing in staid rows
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Tho New England Tennis Tournament.

HEw HAVEN. June 20 Before a large and thoroughly
excited audience this afternoon tho huals in the New
England championship tournament wero decided This
match had attracted unusual amount Of attention
here as both men were well known and generally
sidered to play an even game, Five sets werc found
necessary to decide the match which resulted IN
tory for Huntington. Roth men played in brilliant
form, and until the last was played the result
10 great DOUBT huntington with tho 'sts2- against
him. made his friends frantic with JOY by pulling tho
match ont OF tho nre The vim or wns warmly con.
graduated on all sides ana his victory was certainly
well earned.
To morrow Wright and Sanford will contest for second
place. The scores
singles rnal round for championship Of New England
r. 7. Huntington, Jr beat .. Campbell. Sc, -
8--G, o., N-l
Second prihe-A L Wright beat Ford Huntington,
6-2, 81, g.
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wILNINGTSS, loI WARRINGTON T.


~ WAtllNGtuN. June N:-WIlminRtOps new pitoheh
= ehtie was to" mhoh Tor the homo team day. aud
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TALn's QUARTERS.

phIa. He is expected to be back on Monday.
bS5 bsss & R3oSP "I Oafs@sn 6syc '"h charge al eAlS oi
the grew during MI Cooks absence Mr.;
SG Harvard dtppSd oars f6e WatYl and
RsODhssieE ,6s GS9d S.! EeGS The Faryard crew
Tor four Years. They have changed their styiS HSi
Smpis q Yale they arc said sS"s 70 have reached eS
GStst %OneRtSriy boiore taxi RE new SrI stroke i
and this Is CHARACTERIZED as the beginning Of
the famous Cook stroke. The body work OF
Harvard this year. critics say, is superior TO
that OF last years crew. but the blade work
isn't quite SO good. On the other hand. II. W.
the Harvard Varsity crew, say that Yale's crew
Is dandy too. while ltheirs is only mediocre
But they don't seem to be very desU in mourns
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PrssIdspt Fnlas shows Flight.

BAE FEAscISco June 2o.-PreSident L r. FuldA Of the
California Athletic Club acting under the Instructions
OF the Board Of Directors, has written letter to A.
torney General Johnson in which he oAl attention 70
tho recent communication Of Gov Waterman, In which
the latter requested tho Attorney General TO take Ac
ton against the athletic clubs which give GpArrinR eE.
bibipo4s between professional puEllistS President
tudA declares tnero nothing illegal In the exhibitions
be e0mHsnesd iS the name Of The State aEAlnSI ihS
ths city for the purnoEe M detsrmlnng whObOT or MI
the ubs iran'his should be forfeited on de EronRd
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Base Hali Notes.

Dot that We know Of
Jersey ''Ns are being polished of In lively style
OF IA'o
There is tecyrnm ut this office for Frank Hankinsor
- ,, " W " s 49,, A.
lease second Basfmam Lew iickeTsoT I" ''Ae" 10 re-
Iov.,, q, ,,. urnoL,vrs Ia ,,n n,,
ne na" won len OUT OF lie last eleven games for his
team
a. lAhe seems IN he tlo losing pitcher for tho New
horE ~ l. tonm This Ii due TO his inability con.
Hol lhe pAII'
Manager Murre has sent sommers and Estorbrook
home The Latter baH a I'M. ,ct nnd ~ "oN
gooI 10 tlr tnt m ~ " h' o-'" ""u 'uo ioImeF Is no
~ W | ~ , M
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1t is within the realms Of possibility that
there will be another race on the Thames this
Us6r week %hGh 5ith Easp aptStpHed ln SGnyeE
that the Atalantas weren't exactly satisfied
With the result Of their race at New Haven
over again. The Atalantas came up on
the boat with Mr.. Cook and their Car
hm ha. qRs GS ,Soagh s wy Yale hive Would foRS be
willing to do the square thing. and that II his
Drew wasn't satisfied she might consent to an
Harvard struggle on the 9th. The Ataanras
have haven't siGnitied their in,easions yet how
or not There is no doubt. however. that such
Q race would lend etIl moro Interest 10 the
that could be accomplished.
The attendance this year promises to exceed
fsee he an OF
eu%abs5s RS the railroad people; but they cant
epd single tickets are now bringing as high as
q apiece. There will be thirty;;iour cars on
q ticEets this year at $50. This M is an @ adyancs
ot % cents over previous years. An official OF
done. nQnchalantly remarked: To make
mopoy. We can get $li3D Just 9s wei! asfl:
sa6 we 9qgst we might as well profit at the
y f6ore Is considerable feeling existing among
the colleges oyer the eectiSn the railroad com
sIisunG between the colleges aid tho company company
looking toward the use OF the Thames course
runs put, this year and there is n possibility
that It will not be- renewed unless certain CON
cesstons are made. Yale and Harvard think
that they should receive q percentage on the
Bale Of tokets for the observation train, hut
the railroad company doesn't see It that way.
The colleges propose to lay n proposition be-
fore the company at an early date looking TO
Rn amicable settlement Of this question.
The first race Of the weekly series will be the
Towed on Tuesday. The dates for tho others.
barring the Yale; Harvard Varsity race on the
probably follow in rapid succession. however,
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At McKeesport-M !: Dayton D.
At Akron-Akron -: Canton. 3.
Al YOumgstown-SounRstown, :: Mansfield H..
At Wheeling IA Springfield ~ Ten In.
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Several able chess players from Psneld visited Al.
bany Thursday evening and engaged In a friendly
series OF games with members Of tho Albany Chess
Club. The players paired in the following order.
the first each par representing Albany and tho
second PittShed rogers Ballard Ra.hbGne vs.
Root Lenke vs. Rosentnal. Lansing VS. Walsh. neyo va
Leo Randolph Sugont GCoid vs.. Tucker The firtt
third fourth sixth ami seventh pairs played two
each. The winners Rogers =; Rathbone. l.
IeAke =, Walsh |; LANSING |; D"yo !: Randolph. Il
Nugrnt Good, . inc total score was lUIS to ~ in
favor Of the Albany Club
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Tho Agate CIns,s CInmhnke.

The eighth annual olAmbake of the Agate Club prnt
erD will tako place on July l. at tho Cosmopolitan
Hotel Bushwick and Hull street. Brook
lyn T. r. The material for tho bake will be furnished
by wellknown Fulton Market caterer and will be
cooked in their patent clam baking machine. by which
all tho juce Of the clam 10 preserved thereby
ensurnG to the guests all is flavor comminged with
the other ingredients The Committee Of
Arrangement Messrs rietch, Jackson, DelfausSe and
Robinson will sec that everything will be up TO the
usual standard for which this Club 10 famous
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Tho Cornell Varsity crew are confident that
they can defeat the blues. and are anxious to
demonstrate the truth Of the assertion; Mr..
opinion that both Yale and Harvard would
have easy work in disposinR Of the freshwater
men. The only reason Yale doesn't want to
row them IL because she doesn't want to set q
precedent and he compelled to continue tho
race years after year. iale, he said, could
Cornell breasts. providing Cornell would agree
to row lust one race and not try to force Yale
to keep them UP. The two crews over which
Foxy Courtney presides are as follows
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RIcbardson, Kelly EItoy Bases on balIs-By Rrlen.
O. BY kiroy. struck out-By o,Brsn by kilroy;
!. Ht by pltcher-Larktn, Brown, Quinn Passed
bN1-.Brennhn. Time, l,t2. Umplres-Matthews aud
Leach. AttondAnco-ilCO.
PHILADELPHIA u. Lh =; PITTSBURGH r. ~ Z.
PIrrsrrnCu June 2n-Tho local Players League team
thought tho opening Of to day's game that they al
struck a Rhn which would pRraiy1s every thing that
came Their way But the Philadophius we're ON tue
hustle Jhe score:
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4 TICTORY FOR PETTIE

He Beats an Amateur Named Slack with
Ease.
COPYRIGHT 1890, ~ TnE sur Prtntn0 ana Fuuushtro
Association
LONDON. June 20.-Pettit beat an amateur
named Slack at Manchester to-day by three to
love. The American. who gave half thirty for
bisquc played In capital style. considering his
condition. and Slack really never had a chance
OF winning.
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Columbia the pride OF New Londoners. isn't
IN Growing condition. They arc working like
pose To I'll tho gap made by the disbandment
o. the varsity eight If they don't uphold the
COLLEGES rowing reputation they viii Illustrate
30 do ing will make many more con1uests OF
friends. George W. Metcalf and Walter Pcet
nre detecting and pointing out their errors.
The crew ia AS follows.
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COIrAnus, June 2n-Bob Leadley OF Detroit 1nterna:
tionAl Base Ball club day wired his acceptance OF
the terms Of Manager Buckenbrger for the release Of
Frank KnRusA the great lefthhudcd pitcher knausy
has also agreed TO terms for this aud next season and
he VIII he here In time for tho next sunday game win
the st Lons Browns. KnAuss gets Sl5u for this sea
with S4OO advance and 5uO for next season Tho
ChRnb deal In quo His release has been
secured but the crAc young pitcher cannot 10 heard
from at his homo In Buffalo
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CORN L. YREsHMES.

Veteran Ellis Wards disciples from the Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania haven't been here long
enough TO show themselves up, but II they are
as gritty u SGT of men as he brought hero last
year they will not let the winner OF the trian-
Rular race. for which they are entered, cross
the finish a-loatlna. The crew ia as follows:
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Shooting at Creedmoor.

Private G. Hennessey Of Company II. Eighth Regi
mont n. e.. s. N Y. OF New York city overcome by
tho heat while attending rihe practice at Cre"dmoor
with his regiment yesterday II several huura be.
fore he regainad consciousness lie lives 40 Pearl
street this city Fifteen men Of the detachment Quai
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Suortsman's Goods.

GO To THE Uniform Department OF spGlding
Bros and see the beautiful goodb In SorEs and hAnnsS
for Tennis and Outing wear, Thebe made TO order
the premises short in tho latest and most
approved style and at very reasonable prioSA When
preparing for your summer oUllnE don't fail to im
prove the unusual advantages offered BY A. q. sPALD-
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