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Dexter Iark grounds missed afternoons excellent
Club shoot.R. Phistsr Jr.. 90 yards 3; r. HelgAnL
2ty ARDS ~ IL y BookmAn, 81 yards. q; J. Blake, II
yarIs' q A., andrews % yards, T. u. Brhmwell ~
j. OChE, 8; H. IIelgans g.
sweepstakes At three birds each man ~ yards rise
4; hndreMS = VI StcinheuScr. p X Phis or lr, . y
D. bookman u H. Bramwell, / }. ochS 3.
TnE iRooKLrS w. ~ scnrEtzrS coRrS
Deekelmnnns RiiEewooi Park, l. l.. presented very
u ~ Schuenon Corps Cant Charles llcnhockeL took
n0esson OF II for the purpose OF holding their annual
hnoolnx festival there Tile prize and bnls targets
m tne2WlSArn range are open to- all comer. the Nrst
mle ermHi ring target "jRl inch rings tho other is
dlNden int three rings the centre counting ~ n
nag Tue nest scores made on lilo rrile target were
hAus. "a; liollwodcl, Al
Tiih INrFriNhfNr GrRnANfA sCnuFTZFS CoRrs.
inc independent Germania .Schuctzcn Corps celo
pIhIeu the ttl wear at It's existence NJ JOnesH Wool
on imHsu9E afternoon and evening with shooting
Ring Targot-R Dorre -: G. Stiller 40 II Luhning,
n rRo hrRei-F Armhrust ~; A Jchlein, Ni G.
kohn - II Witie 49, b. Woln 81.
neual IHrget Iuhring Gj; Sticr, 81; II. Witte ~;
BoIt" 10 II LschernIH. 81.
tRErpuooR.
fty hvo men OF the 0rst detachment OF the Twelfth
" Rincnt y. q, = y. V. OF this city which went TO
tftednnnr yesterday quahhCd FIRST class mar snen
qualified as sharishOolers tho i'O aud Uu yard
ranges Tho detachment was in command OF Lieut.
Vol Milltr The day clear, with twelvC-mte
wlhd sweeping across tile ranges
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SPORT At THE FAIR.
hub McI.ansbiin aud Aberdeen wilkes VIA
the TrottInE Matchee.

Rub McI.anEhIin aud Aberdeen Wilkes VIE
the TrottIng MRtehes
About 1000 persons attended the opening OF
tho fair OF the Long Island Live Stock Assocla-
ton on 1.-The Huntington fair grounds Sester-
dav. The somewhat limited attendance was
due TO tho fact that the committee having inc
fair In charge refused to accede 10 Tue
demands OF the Long Island Railroad LOT
special trains to the grounds. The FIRE DO
partments OF Oyster Bay and Huntington,
accompanied by bands OF music, parhdeu
through the grounds in the morning. there
was n small display Of flowers ana 2 iarSe
showing OF farming implements hr ~ ,ranE
was was in Ine candtion. louis u. bell carried OF
he rst prize silver bronze CUP, I1r t rril Tes'
The trottinE matches we're hotly contested,
Alfred G. Clomwclls g. &. Ambov, maze me
R WS u o ns t two he9 b third bsm BnS Me-
l:auEhlin reversed the order, and came III hTSt.
lie also won the Two following heats ana the
purse.
s;. s9'f' i E. Gu S'f Ssh IA %
$, E; i E Whit ALL Ei,s Love % sS a.
'q "! Eoy o i As rsn%s"s i,ns dam s; 81
Alfred 4 cromwell New hyde Park L. l.,
II iH "w"ffa New sS ESES Driving club ch a,
WIN. neam New YORK dunn m llopo So So" , W."
fm so[ns ian LAY asT s 2sa I'll"
Aberdeen Wilkes trotted for a record in the
second race. AT tho half mile in the first heat
II was thought she would dis ance the field.
but she slowed down toward the finish, and
the rest all got inside tho distance flag John
DailvS mare. Nellio Brewster went lame in
the first heat. and was not started in the sec
ond. The trot was won by Aberdeen Wilkes.
3 o. glass, purse 81 % best three in Ave.
Otis bort Flushing ". V. ch IN. Aberdeen
Wilkes by wilke CoIkins, dam by Aberdeen..,1 | !
7. H. Powers BroOkyn y. Y. blk. h. Gerad. -
John Il. Cogswe. Huntington. L., l.. b r. Jessie
J., nv WedEewooi. dam Lady Bonner. .....,..3 Q
John Daily New York Driving Club New York
city, III. Nellie Brewster........ ............4 DR..
Time-aIall 2.2a 2:S0'6.
The fair will be continued to-day.
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De Won Hopper VIII Kun at tho A. A. A
A. A. Gamra

Tho entries for the members Of tho Actors Am
AeNr AtheUc Association were made known yesterday,
The LIST includes the name Of DE off uoppcr who will
start IN the aLNari scratch race The Rnmeg wifi TAX
pace on inc MAI,aItnn Athletic grounds ram or shine
irioE, opcn only u members OF the j As!
IouT l,hnIred nh' Forty Yards hcrach-II. r. Chan.
aud r. J. Currler. ~
Fat Mems Race-Eugsns o'Rourks and d. Foster
France -
FIFTY Yards Run thandcap-Frank Lawton, 2 yards;
WIN Vaudeville Yards, Joseph A. OH scratch vii
liam Currior, yard; Martineti yards; H. y. Chan.
frau scratch; \ carroll, l yard; q. D. Bennett /
One Hundred Yards ,rTStch Race-Do Wolf Hopper,
Joseph OFT william 'o,ller VIII MAndSyilic, John NJ
Young hArtinetu and H. y. ChGnfTau.
TheIe viii also be SIX events open TO amateurs under
u rules and twwme bicycle race With the 10!
Hess 40 20 T EaEds; A%m:Iman, n 4
brown e. A. prGO yIIds;B j Bowman. ..J'I 3, 70
yhrdsl r 4 Powers Riverside. 100 yGIdi. and II. b.
WOiSAnd 4. Q. W., ITS yards.
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Tho Attendance Yesterday.
Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn va New York, at Washington Park
Boston VA Philadelphia at Boston.
Chicago ys. Pittsburgh. At Chicago.
CincinnAti.vB. Cleveland, at Cincinnati
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
BROOKLYN va New York at Eastern Park.
Botton VS. Philadelphia, at Boston.
Cleveland W. Chicago at Cleveland
Buffalo VS. Pittsburgh, at Buffalo.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Brooklyn VS.. Athletic, at the Polo groundG
Rochester vs.. Syracuse. at Rochester.
Louisville VS.. Toledo. at Louisville.
ST. Louis vs.. Columbus at st. Louis.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Jersey City vs.. New Haven. at Oakland Park.
Wilmington va Newark. at Wilmington
Hartford vs.. Worcester, at Hartford.
Washington va Baltimore, at Washington.
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POSITION u. 1.,, 3; BnooKLYx IN. 1.,. 0.

\ COO and refreshing breeze swept over
Washington Park yesterday and the 800 and
odu spectators apreared 10 be more than we'll
pleased with III" com ortablo surroundings aud
the exhibition presented bv both the Boston
and the BROOKLYN ~ L. teams. While there
wore a number Of Instances OF pretty fielding.
tie coHtes' may Justly lie called pitchers
battle. in which both Terry and Getzein per-
formel rreuitubie work. The BrOotIyns are
credited with IN" wUst hRse hits. hut they were
SO scattered that they proved Of little value. At
no .ta2e ui tho game was the homo team uron
the poiut or scoring. 1t was 4 complete knock
out. and WIS he first OF the Kind sustained
this yeir. The score:
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TOTdTN,,,,... b7I To Z
o u 2 . u o = o II
- q u q u o I U u-l
/: Cleveland. !. Two.base
ellsworth Three base hit
nouble playS-DRviS and
and Arson; D'RrIen and
lInrr. Wild pitch ouVh-
WillnOt BASES on balls
son. Andrews. Stolen bases
out-CoughIin, WadSwOrth.
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The GermnnIn Schuetzen Rund.

Tho ninth annual shooting festival of the Germania
schustnen Bund OF Long Island came to end on Tues
day after three of varying festivities The prize
winner. on tho a@IGn, '"Tss,' were as n t"E%.
Singer, Comp i. q = n to,s, a. ~. .,S,..
a rTms t1G Som ncneM AZ nT.hoefsr conn 81
G. W. IIOrney Comp i = ,Ab H. Blum-nschein Comp
e. F& t conn * H. p.y.T G~p Comp I'LL
mani S"5eI Como Como g. Ri Ban "p H. 3 ocm"nn
Comp a. 81, Panel GGmn :, %: Comm ., 49, 20,
Kraus Conn 81 81 W. "rHaGy E com j 81 81
sinEsT comp nHP H. o. Srrn"r comp * IL Fscr
Comp ~ '5 neeGsra '"tnP III I ar + Emmis
q; m. BiaIm T%mp 'i EnnHer omr :II
BnlrSeye target; 2.inch hnbs eye rings i TO l.
Scbn,,Iar ~. LspgiIorf 80. G. iIornsv II Funk ST.
SisssI IS; Leicht -
THE SoRTnS'nE 0rN cr'P'
nd MONTH" e. "s.d ~ "%G G 4. snG sn.
Queens County Driving rarh Tuesday, w"s well AT;
Ss9a: .; &c E.!s S? y.s1; i
M9ssq .SMse n p fTa f EGGS "s g
a yards 4 TrHpksns vHTS S N 4 Dr. se5%saeE
S" so s6oo H.o Of he s Mr. tevsrr wiIG6rSw
. on @ fua " Of HeSf fH@ Sr@ cs &ies
b bstce on II stratSht' WV ' |'u'
rnE cmERRY mn Gu~ cLrR.
Only asmall number of members belonging to tho
m"'ny .oot GS n ' SoSd" S Fry
n5;d & g. F' Ps.s T 90 or 2' second prize
s S' i: i"1f, s I: n; '"S.i
w ris Fe = Hs ."E's 'f'G n
''S.cnnJ swaspSIn nv 90 'Ir WEIGH a: McGInty \.
r,oman n y Rlsutn o. "''''' .
''''''N" .ySw o1rrry WRITES LETTER.
Mr. Dettmold a member OF the firm of Won Len.
Rerke / nettmod in Murray street received a letter
rom the best known tran shooter In America Mis-,
Annie Oakley yesterday. The note was dated at Wen
Ma anu hthttu tht Due!neSs "Su nv itn.leu Ii1
ecten hadaru fsiais u nj liz
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FEATURES IN BASE BALL.
MORE DEFEl rs FOR THE NEW FORMERS
IN THE QUAKER CITY.

The National League Club Made = Hard
FiGht Before Defeat Overlook Thsn-
How tho Other Games Rosulted-Notes.
Yesterdays games In the four leading
leagues resulted rs follows:
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia. 8; New York.
Boston. 8; Brooklyn. o.
tFirst Rame)-ChlcaRo. 7; Cleveland. I.
Second camel Cleveland, 8: Chicago. 1.
Cincinnati, 8; Pittsburgh. /.
TIRE PLAYERS LEAGUE
Philadelphia, IL: New York. 5.
Boston. 5; Brooklyn, 2
Pittsburgh. 4; Chicago. s.
At Bufralo-RAln
TIE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
louisville. 4: Columbus, 2.
At Rochester and St Louls-Rain
THE ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
New Haven, 8: Jersey City. 8.
Wilmington, 10; Newark. 0.
Washington, 10; Baltimore,
Worcester. 10: Hartford. 8.
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Flying Pigeons.

FHLApELrnIA June 1.-THE first birds to he ready
thisSeason for the jcGmie journey were shipped un.
der the Francis rules last evening station 526 miles
from home to 10 liberated early the first favorable
morning after arrival Their" The entries lvs birds
Owned by John DiVle OF seventh and somerset streets
tbs city, and second lot owned hy tho Virtue club
also Of this city, which viii he sent % the same station
10 morrow evening The journey to break the record
Of I2I miles in II hours 81 minutes now held by tho
hrs OF Henry Wagner of Boston aud for the George W.
Childs cup Of 1890
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The above letter was received 1t F4s sUH sSes last
f:SS:f q called on
,"Bstths SfooElys. and Ai6istSa are ssisddsd 10
play there nSIt Sunday. !" Ssm1risd the 5SRortct
.tho BroofiynS bSve not lived up 20 their 1TSSmsnt
Isy Tsrs pave R SuSs "a S SST oGSdA e this
them the ground free on week days and only
8 small percentage on sunday games They claimed
that It would not 20 and went 10 play their weekday
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Fighting Note.

To the EnroR or TUE SuE-Sir; Having read in Tue
Paterson against me for stake and purse, wish to
state that Am open to meet any my class from
l20 TO l3p pounds for any part Of $1,000 side pre-.
fer TO meet Austn 9oo9ns 90 not take any stock In
giving ten pounds lie has always had from 10
OF him giving away weight 70 get dRht is prs.
p0steEoI5; b my oPn Snx az ~ hS y H,rA9 20 make
NAMED uncovered at the IuJydsa KeiDs for over forty
days. xLACK 9ALLAGHEA
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The BrookIyHs to Lose Their Sunday
Grounds.

To THE Enron or thy SUE-Sn; The RdReWood Club
has been recognized under the cement OF James
A. Regn and will play the Cuban Giants at he Ridge
wood grounds next sunday. June -
The team is composed OF some OF tho best ssmLpro.
fesSona players in the country They viii play at the
kldgswood grounds every Sunday and holdAyL They
would like to hear from all nTSteASs clubs wishing Sun
day dates tho Jersey City Newark or Hartford oubs
preferred. All communication N uSt be addressed 10
Jas W. RoARIA Secretary
2oA Sumner Avenue, Brooklyn.
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New York...,.....2 - - . o OF
Philadelphia .... u u y U i-S
Earned runs Philadelphia, 3. New York. 3 Two
base hts-Tiernan, Gla>sCuck Mayer McCauley, Allen
Eu-ie, Hamilton, Threo base hits-ulas"ock, Denny.
Sacrifice fs-ThOmpsOu. Mayer Gasscock tl, Gray.
CDark (N hamilton tu"c, Rascs st"len-tNerbrook.
Herman TrnmpEun tnssCnck. pOEb payR--lIornung
and EsterhroOk. rlnssCOrk amt tsterhrook Allen, My
and McChuIe, struck uu'--iianiltDn, MciRui,y
lJ Allen - Herman lIOrnung. RurSet ~ First base
balls -kurk- co. Myers o. Esterbrook q. Herman:
Purkett Thompson cray On A'ltn lit by pitched
ball Hamilton. Herman Thompson. Wild pitch-B0w.
man Passed tai Iements Time IS Implies
u a,t,I
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PrenderRast has been appointed secretary of the
Manhattan &. L. for the remainder of the season.
Sussex defeated Gloucestershire last week by o2I
runs IN high scoring Tusaife for sussex made
"A In the first inning ami l.5. not in the second
CAMBRIDGE, June 1.-THE University of Pennsylv Ana
won the championship game Of cricket from Harvard
this afternoon Holmes field by ~ and wickets
The score was ~ TO S5 The game commenced at lo1
O'Clock and was finished at o'clock. This is tho first
defeat that the Harvard team has suffered this year.
but she was clearly outplayed at every point especially
In bowling Tho University of Pennsylvania team in
Guides some OF tho AL American team which visited
England last and II expected that Ehs would
win. This game ends the cricket season at Harvard.
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HARTTonp. June l2-The Hartfords played n poor
nam Tha
INV ~ ~ ~
HARTFORD

kaFped rnns-IIaTttord !; Woreessr I Two base
IitS-Cudworth az. stafford, Gulnasso MeS!or stolen
MIA. Forster First base on bAlls-MaDn, Wink Gilman
Forster, cAmpon, Mslseh GuinssSo sullivan, Spill,
oat%iiodgman. Winiisman Walsh Moore Mann,
smith, Kennedy CudwoIih q. staltE stafford MeisteT
Passed ball-sulliynn, Wild pitrh-WlnklemAn Left
OIL bastS-HArtford u Worcester. 4. Time *. I'm
preS-CorcOrAn and Valentine. AttendAnce-5UO
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Empire CIV F,v,nr club.

Tho second general race of this club was nown on
Sunday last from Rocky Mount Va distance air limo.
100 mileS-
The entry was nifty nine birds owned by Messrs
whitley Hopkins, Johnson and Housed of the New
ark M j. section and hessrs W b. Mcguire Goldman.
Prior, and P. J. Mcguire OF the Brooklyn section
Tho start was At As A. NJ. wind northwest weather
clohr. The result OF tho race Was follows
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HANOVER Juno 1.-THE tennis tournament con-
tinued to day Tie scores
Hardy. 80 beatJ Brown. %, Ga a-6 6-4; McKav
"a boat Mason p3 81 5-6 H-2. Gunnison 20, beat
Emerson. 'g2 Ga. 60. 6-l. Hutchinson. nn. heat
Manson 20. h-a O-6 81 e.; Weston 3 beat Nut
~ 6--J Is, B-2, Mckay, U3 beat Bailey, 'vl "a
g. ~
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The Crouuet Tournament.

Tho second day of the Union CroIuet Club tourna-
ment in Central rark was enjoyed more than the
opening dav. Twenty.fonr games were played The
surprise OF tho day the defeat Of Mesrs Larenol
Welsh AMI TAYLOR by Mr.. " NJ IiaSht. The results of
the games were aB follows:
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sorIH NoRwALK. juno 1.-THE three trots on the
second day OF ;ho juno meeting attracted large at.
tendance. Tho all hotly contested. Local
interest centred in the members oas and caused
siderable excitement
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GrRNANrowN. June ia-More beautiful weather favor
ed the Philadelphia Cricket Club here this afternoon on
the continuation OF its championship tennis tourna-
ment Tho scores.
Ladies' singles-secOnd round-Miss voorhees, beat
Miss Ballard. u 10 4, Z tot too + nal rOunu-MlSs E
Z. Roosevelt beat Mis-, l.. n. Noorn"', q 70 s. TO
Gentlemens s'ngeE.-SecOnd round-R Y. Beach
beat C. T. Lee, TOT. NtO l. Utot 7. W. TTotier beat
C. Allen, u to !. by default
Mixed doubles PRELIMINARY roahG-H. V: Rrhch ana
Miss Cabin leLf G. 7, Gowperthwait and Mis- Han ell
6tO 6to s. First roundN. T. Lee and Miss IoNnsend
beat X. Bristol and Miss Haskell, $40 j. Il to j.
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Makeup of,Varsity Crews,

From The Boston Globe.
NV LoSrnS. Conn. June 9.-More persons than ever
assembled here before will see the crews of Yale liar
ward Columbia Cornell and the University OF Pennsy
vAna struggle for aquatic supremacy.
The crews Will be made up AS follows:
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All the games scratch except those in whcn
MessrA Johnson Richie. stark and Tracy played.
johnson was allowed IL POINTS handicap. Richie 10
points, stark IL points and DR.. Tracy points. When
Richie aud stark played together both were scratch
man
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Base Ball. Eastern PaFk. 4 p. n.
the WOElds champions LAdlss Day. Ladies fTsS-A6U.
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games on the Polo grounds Now they will have toplsy
bsiT sunday Gamet there also for they cannot play on
our grounds because we have made other arrange
ma Mt
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Tho football team of the newly formed Irish Athletic
Club OF Now York and the BhGmrocks Of BTooklTn
played good game on the NonpIrell grounds 81 RidRs
wood yesterday. The new club covered themselves
q score OF RoAl1 70 ].
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hit-o'Noil Three haso hifs-faIrelL king stolen stolen
QUINN lit bv pitched bAll-RobinsOn. struck out
Corcoran. Fields. Latham, Bastian: King Passed ball
BOyle Sacrifice hitS-visner Kuehne Robinson. Dufy,
C0inskey Time-i:35. umpres-ferguSon and Hol
bert Attendanue-2452
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KERR nINS At TENNIS.
The Irish Champion Badly Beats the
American Expert.

The Irish Champion Badly Beats the
American Expert.
Copyright. 1850 JV TnH SrN Printing and TIbItShtH0
Associations
Tho match for the lawn tennis championship
OF the world between pcttit and Kerr, the WE'LL
known Irish professional and teacher OF
the fit2william Club, Dublin as concluded
Mt Dublin this evening. Heavy rain had
spoiled the ground. rendering the now pitch
necessary and there were few spectators at the
close OF play. Yesterday Kerr led with two
matches to nil, six sets to three and 40 games to
81. Commencing on these terms to-day,
Petit won tho first two games. but it was OBJ
vious that Kerr was letting him down gently,
playing softly to his forehand. rms was en-
phasiaed tho more BY Kerr making sequence
OF four games which included two love games.
Tettit reached tn 3 before Kerr won the first
set by 6 tod. Kerr won the second set by & to
and tho third by tho same. and this ended the
contest. the final score being:
Matches Kerr 8; Petit. NIL Sets Kerr. %
Petit 3. Games-Kerr, CT; Petit, AZ.
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Brooklyn. ...........,,....,...U " U
Earned runs Brooklyn l: Boston. L. Left on bases
Brooklyn. II Boston, < First base on err0rs.Brook
ivn 1. Boston g. First base bAlls-Oh kir0y, D; on
SnMdcrs Z Home run-Orr Twobase hits-Stovsy,
Nash Quinn Double plays-Stovey and Quinn Nash,
Reilly and Brouthera Sacrifice hits,Joyco. Richard
son stoyey Stolen bases-Brown Richardson. Stoyey
Knlly Passed ball-Kelly wild pitch-Sowders Time
H2ta misunderstanding and Matthews. Attendance
About 100
-,r1snrnnu fr IL 4: cn1cLGn LrLNa
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harmed Earned IpnIGincinuaM Three nAss ht-wilson
Bases on 6alls-McPhee, Holiday. Miller ClD stolen
sIs u Mu,lans, Miller 90 s!TuckInu-Baid
nlh h9Shhn Wan ~ Wilson 2D Gray, Berger, sunday.
EoSt MSoksL Sacrifice mtS-ReiIly u, Roat Passed
pHe-hcDermotL Attendancs-u5h
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Base hHlI 1t FOlO Grounds To-Day.
ANGLICAN Association Championship. Brooklyu VI
AthlsusA Game At4P.h Admission 26 oSntL-Aan
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other Games.

sRooKLrS a. A. 10; NErRoroLirAH.a
In the exhibition game played on the Folio grounds
yestcrday the BROOKLYN "a A. team. with new pitrh.
sr in the box easily defeated the Meropoltans by the
following score;
urnolIvn ....3 o q . ! o l o-i0
Metropolitan. ................l u U "
AT wKsr HEw BRIGHTON.
I A C...............,,.,...S q D u 0 o.
PICK a., Team.....,,.........,O . q y o u
POINT.
Manhattan A. c.. 80 y
New Jersey A. C..............O u "
BERGEN.
Chemical National Bank. -. .....3 o-2s
Merchants Exchange Bank 3 y
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oatchers backing I'D their pitchers In their
| fRultless manner. The score:

Interiors Vaughn MillIgRn. Threo.baso hit-Mulvey.
Home runs-qore, Grimm. Sacrifice hits-Milligen ~
Sanders Pickett Mulvoy. whitney johnson. stolen
bsse-shndle. struck out-0pay a. First hese IN
shindie Time-l:lh Umpirss-Jones and Knight
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Some nve thousand persons witnessed the cycle rGesG
st Brighton. England, on Whit AondAy The feature OF
track record Of As He succeeded In Riding the mile
In 10 a. lie also wen the half mile race N lao Is.
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The cricket contingent OF tho New Jersey Athletic
Club has arranged the following schedule of matches
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""o DuIIs "uUHIuEton F0FH1 IOsuHTs
p brooklyn vs.. New York Adm. 800. Ladies freq
aAme r. ID. fifth RV and horse cars diTsct-AaR
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The Atlantic Association.
The Jersey CITY team made stubborn Fight for yes.
L. rdAY,s gnme at oakland Park. Tho kcOre:

Earned runs-,Ieuey city. 3: New Haven. : First
base errors-Iersey City. New Haven !. Left ON
bases.-Jersey City. s; New Haven. Threehase hit
Doyle Two base hits DOooy. koussey. Mckee, Lang
Stolen hsSes-RTHdy. LYNCH SACRIFICE hI-R0ussey
out McGucken CN. fitzgerald nowd LaIy. Base
bRlls-Of McDermott. I; of Horner, L. Umpire
kelley Tme-I:25. AttendancO-6O0
WASHINGTON, 10: BALTIMORE
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WILMINGTON, 10; NEWARK. q


Earned runsIWllmlnGton. 8; Newarkt Z Three base
Corcoran, Newell, MoDermOtt Base on baIls-Wilmlng
ton. .; HewaIk, e Struck optnNewel stolen bases
Q; Newark, q Passed bSlIs-Corcoran. i Chtlds l.
hits-Fieds Lynch. CooEan, Gagan. Time-l ~ I'm.
piro-Mahoney. Attendance-2O0.
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" WHY DOM YOU kick. Ward p

"Oh, he S the same man we had In New York, ,
sneerinEly replied Ward in front OF the grand
stand. to tho 200 spectators at Eastern Iark
Yesterday, in reference to n decision 10y mpife
Cunning The rules say there shall be but two
coachers but both teams were all coaching at
the same time. The game was SHARPLY played.
made double play In each Of the first four
Innings. The visitors punched all their hits IN
three Innings, and In the other inning In which
they made a run IL was scored on an error by
Ward. Orr knock ed tho ball over tho leit-held
fence in tho eighth inning Kelly played az II
features were running catches by iiayesIa
foul fly with one hand-and McGehchy. VINO
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The American Association
LIZ. June lI.-Louisville won to.days game.


Earned runs rolumbua Two base hit Hamburg.
Stolen bases-Weaver. Wolf. Double plays-Rely.
Struck ont-By Ehret 4; by Gastrlght L. Passed balls
-Or Onnor t2L Wild pltch-GastrlRht. Umpire
I'M
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w,sHrxGToN. June 1.-THE washinEtonS won to day
game The score:
wASHINGTO


LnrnsI rpnsCMashpgton d Two base hits 1;1
Henry. Fist base on bails-Ray, Townsend. Gleason
Summer, Bader Hit by pitcher.-whistler Gleason
struck 9ut-By German, /; by unlerwood;, l. Passed
balls Nicholas 3; Riddle. |. Wild ptch-CnderwoOd
lime i 81 umplre-GleasOn. AttendRnco-5UO