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TIE OAhsMrx Ar NEW LONDON
Gossip About the Crews, the Races, nud 9
New League.

New LONDON. Juno 25.-Tte town has been
quiet and still to-day. 1t was an oil day 30 far
! ns racing was concerned The only life maui
tested on the sleepy streets OF the ancient place
was occasioncd by the arrival of strangers.
! They came in squads by every train. The usual
Cornell contingent expects to lie re nforce1 to-
morrow The news of yesterdays victory,
which was finished TO Ithaca started those roe
naming behind and n big party promises TO
como UP to SEQ tho Cornell -Ccumbia- Pennsyl-
vania varsity raco. They don't know 1t. but
they may SEQ thor favorites measure blades
with the Yale 'varsity crew.
Robert j. Cook came down in tie lalo
launch this afternoon. He strolled about the
corridors Of tho Crocker House. and was ap-
proached by Commodore Shcarn OF the Cor
nell navy Tho two had quite lengthy con-
ference upon ;hc possibility OF a race between
the crows ut some future date Cook told tho
Cornell mnn that il the latter wanted II race
with the ale VARSITY crew this year ho would
use his influence 10 see that Cornell WAS ac-
cpmmCdutcd.
II Cornoll will C. allenCo Yale" Cook said,
md will make tho s'rWla'icG not to con.
smSf s IL @ ~ abiic2ti2n tGr l9Lnre aces haven't
. Ihore " very sensational story In ciicna-
tl0n today to the eject that It is universally
several o. her Vastly crew IN the freshman
race last evening. Yale mon are credited with
having started tho story. Several of them when
appro1ched would neither confirm nor deny It.
All thcy would say was this: Our eXarrience
with the Hennsvivhnians last year taught ,us
10 expect anything from u professional coa"h.'
courtney and all Tho Cornell mon, OF course
blnni 1t rs totally untrue.
The race tomorrow. although spoken OF as n
trirle affair, viii probably be limited to Cornell
md The lniyorsity Of Pennsylynnia., -, The Co.
lumbfh freshmen. who intended to I'LL the zap
made BY tho di3Dandment o; the varsity crow.
have race with tue Harvard freshmen Friday
morning, and both cornell and PENNSYLVANIA
have agreed 20 lot the plrcky Jew York, hovs
out OF io-murrow's varsity aHair. i'll. Co.
lumbia hasn't officially announced her ntcn-
tion not 10 row. She won't do that until to-
morrow The race is generally conceded
waknvcr for Cornell.
II looks now rs If Yale and Harvard would
have the place all to themselves iu tho future
Groridin@ they continue to come. C"rnc aud
IennsSivania are already tired oi PLAYING what
they torn second llil.e. ANA IL they can in
dhco Columbia - Join thom. nrOrosr to go to
Lake George, whcro they viii be the grand at-
traction. several conferences have boen clh.
nud several more viii be hoilo tho year l. out.
1t Is proposed to form l.oNtinE leNguc. with
Cornell. Columbia. pennsyl, ania, and Gowdo.n
I'm IL,
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LAWN TLNNIE


The open tournament OF tho orange Lawn Ienni'
Club Was most auspicously commenced yesterday -.
tstpoon The courts were in excellent condition anu
gave perfect satisfaction play was begun with me
snrleS in which eighteen contestants had catered ana
the rst round part Of the second hAd been p"yeu
when inlay for the afternoon ceased The winners IN
the first round NJ the singles johnson, Wrght'
Lee Hobart Candlsr Wheeler " Inl.dte H,i W, q, g.
CoRnte Jr u. W Gambler one or the Sonngss P'G ~.
srh IN Tue tournament surrrsen am &c , ~ form
and drove many balls out OF court dtnnv wills i' w
ponent Played with great CbuirtsN anu 10 Nh, "
The hrtt set Of the match between h MIlgnt h,i n
W. V, johnson OF Princeton luleGe was NerE nut,hi ~
contestol and went TO Wright - = "nee,e 70, az ~.
q. s Kellogg played three Eot matCh tne la-' M ~ ne
Ink deuce, and nnnliy won by t.o lotHltr sI
The doubles will he started thiE afternoon, hnI lno
singles Miu he continued 1he match Tor we chaEpnn
ship cup between Ihe rreseut hOdtr llnlhrL anu e
winner Of the singles viii probably take place on n"tur
day afternoon. The scores -. ,---,,..,. n
LOCketL -. - -..,.. ,
First Round A. r. wright heatv, J. Eltng. g. 81;
" johnscn beat w 4 hatnea y1l N." bsat a; u hee
beat Il. L. uilson H-S Go A. u MhseIer nr.t :, 4,
Kellogg 6--l -. 20: y W Candiet beat h "
Beach. 'i-i -; J f. Hobart beat "oiln -" -,
NJ Colgate bnat : EugS"n y. "-t' VI N''''
gate, III, beat II Iiuvrl by lcf'u .
second RUumd-Wriyut beat dpEnsun N--', n--'
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Tho Two Great Rivals.

There is report current that tho Manhattan Athletic
Club dissatisfied at the arrangement Of tho Eastern
championship programme. and one momber 10 quoted
saying that three events were left of which the
cherry diamond athletes sure OF winning thus
spelling their chances of beating the New York A.
G. boys for points Secretary Sullivan was seen yester-
day conc ernng this report and said:
why II is perfectly ridiculous: tho events ore
Acly the same at tho last Eastern championship D
meeting when the Manhattnns were not In the A. A..
r. and that shows what nensense t is to suppose that
the programme was made up to snit the Now York A.
G. LThc events mentioned. milo run. three mile walk
and tug of war on the general championship Gro-
Rramnie. which will he decided at Washington In Sep
iember but is the aim Of tho BOARD OF Managers to
have the sectional and indoor championships different
from the general meeting. which 10 tho tho
events not on Saturdays programme Such claims
to create disoord Ia tho union, and
have beon made in malice"
A review OF last years Eastern championship pro-
gramme show the events to be the this year0
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NEW YORK lr. L., IA: p1TrsDuRGH II. L. \

NEW YORK tr. L.t IA; PITTSBURGH IN. LIZ II.
PITTSBURGH. June 25-It was very poor
exhibition of base ball at Exposition Park
to-day. A crowd OF 2,i50 persons gathered 10
greet the New Workers, aud tho roasting they
gave tho players OF both sides showed how
much they appreciated their attempts to play
bill. Many OF these attempts wore dead fail
ureS Maui was especially or In his work
while IN tho box. and after being put In the
field sh'rked his work several different times.
Not only WAS his work very yellow, but ne
showed bad disposition In the Held. SO far
as the game WAS concerned 1t was u slugginR
match al through, and was. OF course. inter
esting. In the seventh inning when the local
mon made i've runs it looked like their game,
but Long John Ewing was replaced by ODay,
and he WASH quito so elsy. The scorei
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Among the changes male in tho constitution Of the
National League at the annual meeting Of 1889 was
this: "Iames postponed can be played nfterward but
two games cannot be played on one day without the
prior conSent of othrds of all the League clubs
Has this hecDlne n dead letter: There quite
number Of double games being played. and II is hccom.
ing the general impression thai tie drawn or postponed
gAm,R be PLAYED on at tns VIII of tho cnrs directly
interested Thele can no evasion however, in the
woriing of the clause n question II would take tho
or ak clubs to play two games upon the soine
day any of the grounds in the National League IL
any games have been pl,yed not in conformity with
TINS clause OF tho constitution they certainly would
have to DO erased from the record.
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The Conp.,,,oy., Tennis Tournament.

Tlc annual open tennls ,ournrmont nt Coopcr"own,
New York Willie held on tie Cooper House MS c
ginning on "Wednesday. AUG. II Arrangements a5e al
ready In progress wilma view 60 inaklG 'hIs the must
successful yet held the'c The prizes pre-
sentcd by Mr. X L. Critcnden proprietor ot the "ou'e.
will be handsomer than ever before consisting u n
prize to tho winner in each event and second prSo
bu nlayed for by ea, ronte defeated b the win
her o: the gentlemen singles ilr events III he geu
ilernen singl,s aud doubles and mixed doubles IRA;
two out OF tirec sets except IN hhaS ot gentlemen
singles and doubles which viii pe ues out "t hvr se,s
Advantage sell IN ma only ARRANGEMENTS III the
comp teut han of Mr. r. r PERKINS, caplaig oi the
New York Tennis Club Entries must le made on or
before Monday, Aug II, accompanied by an entrance
fec
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q \ u = U ID u u q
. o ! u o . = / BIO
9, }: roston, 3. Three.hase
base hit-Decker. Sncrirce
IN baGes-PittsburEh. 3: Bos-
i; Boston. ~.
by Nichols, 3. Passed bali
bert Tims-l IS. Umpire
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laChtInE Notes.

I. Rsavor. Wrhl 'h" designer Of Mr. Trenor Park
new auNilaTr steam Yacht SuAna sad Yesterday iha.
the ua wonll ~" rsgi| Tor her iTin trip next week
MIR Park incu Is 10 naRe cruise around the world In
he SHlMnR
onJulv Cant. 2'-ega "f The 3ntonter Kathlsen vii
Fnil a eciA ma roe. Al Oyster BAY ngAinRt
new soon Mirm IN" kHtlern sailed last night for
Rack Rock. tcun. where the seawAnhHk q Co lnthlan
Yacht Cuh'TenGeGvu uS today
"F : Auchinco.s ono OF tho owners OF the Sloop
Katriua said yesterday that she VIII with the
shamrock and Tauia until the day OF the Goect Cup
race at Newport during the cruise OF the New York
Yacht C!Vb ON that day they will have . special
sweepstakes race OF ihOiT OWR
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Earned runs-Pitisburgh
hits-Smith. Bennett Two
hiis-hecker. lrodie Stol
ton, ! RASSs on balls
Struck out-By GumOerI. o
Rennutt Wild pitch-Gpm
Powers. Attendance-35O.
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The Mheellnen ,rurn Ont.

Bedford avenue, BroOsyn, from Fulton street to
Broadway prcseHtei gala Appearance last evening,
AMI scurrying biryc.isS with brilliantly illuminated
wheels were met ou al corhers Il was the occasion Of
the nintn annnn lantern parade Of the KingH County
MEee,men' ~ which toh" -'h Wltemen UArtio ipAted.
x me Hi march slAT tl az hIeroort place alh WAS
y, y Iougass o' tle knga Couuy Wheclmen Us pace
mtSars IA broadway aNd rsiusn EAch wheel was
decorated wlth lliaeso lanterns
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Fighting Notes.

=. W WI. No. they never met in the American In.
sttne. . II was In Madison Squar" Garden.
H. +. hopkins AusOnia, COnn.--ireyiOus to their
meeting las; week Lynch and Mcbride never met IN u
hnisll They had three rounds for cato receipts.
Paddy McGuiEan. the champion iight weight OF New
jersey, aud Johnny Martin, a clever Newark prgist,
have been matched 10 tight ten rounds IN HobOken
morrow eight,
The citizeus or NObrara Sch. have signed petition
% be forwarded to hackers And managers Ot IOhn
j. sullivan ana Peter Jackson II thrss gentlemen
matched, TO have the iSnt tako place IN tile vicinity OIL
that city.
cabegram to the Plrc GG.,tt' says that the Olson,
ponslup Gt the wOTd will tHke pace "a Iidav night
without fail The trouble about Jem carney mas been
Tho last deposit IN the glove contest to ish hc.
tween Blli Dunn OF EayOnne AMI AIM UNS"r "f Round
lirnok n j Ot 500 side was posted Nr'irr"h' Win
the iHcr GdtriF. The match IA tor GIuO ana purse
and Will 0ccHr duru- July.
To TnP Eur II NJ Tuv sUv-Suf |, the undersigned
Will wTeSile any II, pouud man IN the world or the
wilmer OF line DempsS .hrhuinnrSs mltcp for - 90
anu inc ch"mp0usiliu VI tho w"glL NIkt t"LLi',
ELM lHEE House BtNsiN"roS vermont
LoNDON Jnns rs Joe McAuline Mud Billy Madden
had an interview with Lord L"nsha IN his Town house
to hcAulfb IN meet Savin tho match 10 occur al
place aB selected by SSyns bacN"rs and there s unw
no chance for SlhNn 10 yet ont of plcttnE with SIC
Aullde McAulino will start training az once on Lord
Lonsdale's estate
To rag EnIr II ~ THK Sus-ST: hereby challenra
and feet with ropes for any amount Hgrscd upon,
pen0Ne am the first person to use Tnpes in swimming
tAiS ! gave CEhtbitiOnr uel WIN ropes ~, lNH At
hAumore lhinlelrhia ana four inherent cities III tho
western part OF New York state. A 1, poNALpsoN.
Baltimore Que arm Ocean swimmer
lo'T OFFICE, ALUAkY, n Y.
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At Kansas Clty--Denver. :. Kansas City. "a
At Minneapolis M0ines. >; Minneapolis, q.
At Milwaukre-.st I aul. q; Milwaukee, Z.
At sioux City-Umaha y Sioux lily, ,.
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DO Yen Think They'll Meet,

Tho nrst athletic GAINES given by that prosperous
Brooklyn associ"tisn' the National Athletic Club,
july promise to DO interesting aside from an ath.
lec standpoint Tho club has secured Malcolm W Ford
70 act ns referee and concicnty or in sprit OF mis-
chic has Invited Jas T. sullivan and Fred W Jansen
and already athletes are wagering that there will be
break somewhere lhe officials OF the club aru natura-
ly delighted at the n0turitty ih1 aspect OF affairs
giving tie games and large crowd is expected IU wit
ness this burying OF tho Ratchet
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Tho Attendance Yesterday.
GamcS To-day.

EAIIoHAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati vs. New York. at Cincinnati
Chicago Va Brooklyn. At Chicago.
Pittsburgh vk ROston, at Pittsburgh.
Cleveland vk Philadelphia, at Cleveland.
PLAYERS' LHIGuE
Pittsburgh vs New York. at Pittsburgh.
Cleveland vs.. BROOKLYN, at Cleveland.
Chicago vs. Boston. at Chicago
Buf,Hio VS. Phiiauephia, at Buffalo.
ANERICkS ASSOCIATION
Toledo va Louisville. at Toledo.
Rochester Va Athletic, at Philadelphia
syracuse vs. Brook yn, at Syracuse.
st. Louis VS.. Louisville, al 1t. Louis
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
Washington vs Jersey Citysat Washington.
Newark VS. Worcester. at Newark
wilmington VS.. New Haven. at Wilmington.
Baltimore VS.. hartford, at Baltimore
OTHER CAMS.
THE SuS VS. Times at Ridgewood.
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TIE GREAT AfHLEIIC EIGHE
VIII the Winged Foot" or tho CHERRY
DInmnndm CnrrY on tsntnrdnY's II onnrai


The strong rivalry between the New York and Man.
haitian Athletic Cubs has led each of the organI.
cations enter Its best in tho coming Eastern
championship meeting and to this end large draft has
been made on tho cosseA sheriff. aud Gary being tbs
only prominent colegans not entered While tho
absence OF these two hyers will materially detnct from
the interest in the sprns there Is arecompenso in the
fact that tho two races now matter of uncer
tanty, and II would be rather prctumptuous TO
attempt to pick winner. True Fred Westng ia q
end Ind Wmg NIB in this s woTd
has not shown ANYTHING since his defeat at The last
gst now Shonsh he reported as being great form
Hi n a a. ss has % ns not es
in te hurdles his speciality woIla seem TO Indicate
Hemsy lustiy III. reliance. oat ia Sew Yo;Es may
% n IL Sd S 1 srG Tse in ns sy
hSsn on edge all srr3E and S Wills Their perform:
fern Saturday may see them m A. SpoaEG 10 Gses Inc
specially in the longer da"h All told the sprints are
ya5% @ fSss" -
S VIII ROTaE na6 IN
the latter IL Downes should start The distance run
% % 70 S % @ S.s Gs SSa nnFa %
Ha S%S r EGn for e at w. h "%Te
close second and Ncol third II the "ndiHn" Is noe
sxchampon has shown od,tine speed this year Nicoll
The hainn,sF weight and shot should be credited to
the New York; %ouInn and Gray outcla,slnS the other
dark horse there being he sr9nSe.t @ @ Kind Of Up "a
win both hammer and weight whc the Canadian takes
Copeland looks well for the broad jump With sloar.
man AMI D9hm close behind @ Ryder viii probably
Ssys eioss s,r9Fse ior ,9s hish jampins hcnSTs
Ing Dsys @ % the intercollegiate champion who rides for
1t win be that tho fight for points the Bailey
Bs pG sd Sn @ w GS 0s % S9 E
work by between 10 to 10 points
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o II TaYor OF Norwich, England author OF sew.
eTaI WORKS on chess, died recently "i alopeNy'
NJ LlwinsIL II bind chess player at Warsaw, fre,
qnents caltE where tho game Is played by masters,
hodlng Ills own win the hesI.
Cant Mackenzie las returned to New York in very
Ieene health He expects to start for England N about
week aud hopes TO po ablU TO tlk' part IN tOuTha
mepI which will Legin aE birmingham ueSI mouth.
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rnlLApELrnm a. ~, ,; CLEVELAND r.. ~
ctEvELASp. June 1.-THE local a. L. team won to
ARV ThnR

Kean Myer@ Sacrifice hie-Daiiy Burke elements
Stolen hate-Aciean. Bases on 6Alis-By Gleason, >;
Double piays-MYer. Alien and McrRu.oy. Wtll pitch
0Sn.
fIuhrTGrI.. JWnc IS The Pittsburgh Is, H. Cluh
alter 9 Nagearurtt the "aptaia Of the University
DAnvilIe in. whiDhrr Detcctiyc Randall has gonc TO
open NEGOTIATIONS with im. II WAGsnurst III secured
he will play second base aud captain the team,
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ST. LOUIS June 2I-DuGee's home run in the tenth In
ming to day, 6 game for ST LO Ills The sCore.

" VI v Vt Z
Rnns earnea-st, Louis, 8. Two base hitS-RoSepan.
Ramsey ~. Three. base hitsMcCRrthy, sweeney Mum,
yAu. Home run -Duhee Double plav--Ravmond Shin.
nick. and Taylor. Base on bHlls-th Ramsey. !. on
StraltOn I. Iii hy pitcher-Eosrman () Struck ont
By htrnton, .; by Ramsey =, Mid pitches Rnrn.ry
q Stratton. l. Bases stolen On Taylor ~
Tomney co, MeAkn 90 Time-2.2r Cmplre-Keriuh
Aueudanco-24J
CoLUNbUS 10. ToLEno. Il.
ToLHno, June 25--C'oumbus put KniusS their new
in the DoN TO day, ma he do extremely we'll Tho
AC
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All races will be started by the dropping of flag
The Peoples Regatta at Philadelphia Not
an OnCn One.

In consequence OF the peculiar wording OF the crcu.
lar issued hy the Regatta Committee Of tho Peoples
regatta to be hell at Philadelphia July T. the New
York Oarsmcn led TO eliuve thar tho this
year TO be open one such however. is rot the
the regatta being invitation one only. as in pre-.
YiUus wears.
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shooting at Creedmoor.

Companies and II of tho Seventh Regiment, n. q
N " OF this city spent yesterday at the CreedmooR
ranges Major kipp was IN command brisk wind
kept down the heat ,titly.two men in Company and
200 and 800 yard ranges None qualified sharp
EhoOtNrS
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ErOO&iyn. n.............. u " 8 o-f
Earned run-Chcago. Two base hit-Cooney. Three
base hit,%,imnt Double plays-Coon.y. Earle aud
AnsHn; Collins. Smith. aui ttutZ Gl Bases IN balls
Chicago, = Passed balls-Nagle, l.; Daily l. struck
out--Iutch!solL Magic Collins, Eorkhill smith. Ca
brooklyn. ,. Time OF gams-l:3U. Umpre-Zacharias.
AttendAnce-t0O
Bosro. (S ~. 10. ritrsnrEGu tS. Ll O.
PlrrnrR6H. June IS The players OF the Pittsburgh
League team were the people until the fatal ninth
inning. TIE
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The Lexington Base Ball Club Have IL
Good Set Of Games.

Nearly 1000 spectators surrounded the held known
Greene Park Brooklyn, last night to witness the first
games Of the Lexington Base Ball Club local organz.
alton of great promise The records better than
they appear as the track was mpromptu affair up
hill and down dale.
Twelve starters appeared for tho loOyard dash The
final heat was good It resulted IN victory for
j. 4. Wilton scratchJ by six inches ". II. Campbell
1.-TWO YARDS second and j. G. Rich uhree Yards
third, Time. II seconds.
Twelve pound Hammer Throwing Contest-.I. F. Rey
nOds Il tooD with actual throw of ~ ler' eLp
incheg Z. Watering Iscrat:h) was second with ~
In the 2GO yards dash W II Campbell % vards) won
with E H. Wilton (scratch second. Time, 25:4 rec
onds.
Running High Jump-w. d. Harding scratch, first;
Thomas y Lorcng = inchcsJ second Distance, . feet
inch.
Waterman wAsss"ond. Time, minutes h,iEi seconds.
Running Broad Jump-Won nv 7 Ii, Gicrson scratch
with ~ feet In, hes d. Campbell! a foot, second.
Two Hundred and twenty Yards hurdle Pace over
ten hurdles each feet inches hlgh-Fnal heat won
bv John wnnnaSe Thomas II. Gleason - yaras) sec
ond. Time - - herOnis
UneQuarter mile Run-Won By Charles F, Dnrant.
scratch with W Z. Boarndng 2 yard0 second. Iimc
seconds
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Earnei Guns rhiIhdclNhla, TWo'hase hltS.IFWln
Farrar Home run Shtndle. Has" stolen hite sac
rGce hits--irwi,L rmkett foeartr Cross. BBes on
halls-By Eeefe. | by knciL J.. struck out-By kcete
tit bv pi,cheh hail-Mnite Sh!ndle pNrb.e pi4yS-7
shnlle and MulvtN. Grh n. Pickett ami Farrar Wild
pi,ch-kneIr. Umnies-lerEuson and Ioibert Time
- -. Attend ,nve-H3l.
rr1srt non June 2j.-Thcre is considerable enthus
Rpn Gro at present over the line work the Players
League has doing of late bur not withstand
inR this fact IT, club admitted to he in very bad nan
cihI shape end is doubtful II 1t Will play the season
ou' III this city. or the clhb oil Ella sayH Cur
home crowds la 80 averaged moro than 2iHD
pc pie escj game and our share of the receipts VIII
not average moro thRn $50 at the highest Ws DO not
expect 10 take than fDl at home Tor the sea
son ana We may get as much away; THIS gives US
SDltpO 10 our nenSes, which VIII amount 10 at
lea 500 q for the year"
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FINE BASE BALL WEATHER.
AND THE CLUBS ARE ALI MAKING
THINGS HUN.


Only One Local Club Wins The New
York N. L. Team Made n Hard Fight
and So DID the Two Big Brooklyn Clubs
The Chicago CP. I,J Club oettlnE Dowa
toworh-Bow tho Other Games Resulted.
Several Interesting games were played by the
clubs in the four larger leagues yesterday. Tho
scores follow:
1HE NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati, 2; New York, 1.
Boston, 10; Pittsburgh, 9.
Chicago. 0; Brooklyn. 4.
Philadelphia. 8: Cleveland, 1.
THE PLAYERS LEAGUE
New York, IA; Pittsburgh. IL.
Chicago. 10: Boston,
Cleveland. 10; Brooklyn. =.
Philadelphia 8; Buffalo, l.
TnE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
eyracute. IL Brooklyn, g.
Rochester 8; Athletic, I.
Columbus. 10: Toledo. q.
st. Louis 10: Louisville Z.
THE ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
Washington. IL; Jersey City, 1.
Newark. 8: Worcester, 2.
Baltimore Z: Hartford. ).
New Haven, 9: Wilmington, 4.
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Nrw:Er, juno a5-Tho aowars. hit the OaIlnnrd, and
EkwARK.

stallz Meistor Three base ht-Johpson' sacr nrS
hts-Gilbeit McDermitL Stolen bases Ohu,On
Es~ark :. WorcrSteTs 3 First base on trror,s-N New
Ter poulle plays smith. NcDermitr. and Fieds
Sullivan. McDerintL and Fields VIII ptGl-Suliiyan
wAsuIHLTON, II; JERSEY CRY !.
WAsHlsGroN juno 2a-Ths WashngtonG had little
difficulty IN defeating the Jersey City team this alter
Tlaa
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yybsu.r FIrst base on balls Gleason whistler Bader
Bird tll Mi Underwood, FixSeraid Hit BY EehesI.
,iithson UIl Phillipa First bAss errorh-WashinE
ION A. Jersey CITY T. Left bases-WaShlnFton: ~
Jersey CITY T. Struck out-By Phillips T. Time, 100
Umpire-Rslly. Attendance 500
NAV HAvKS q; wiLNISGroN =
wuutsoros. June 2A-wimington lost game to New
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CRICKET


Tho CosmopontAns played a good game at Fort
Hamilton yesterday with the home club and had
rather easy victory. Tho score:
nApILToH I.G
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Earned runs olnmhu' . Twob base lts-vaudyLo
knnus-. Three bas" hitS-Swarw wo"t, sDeed Johusr n
hiey, Cr'oks stolen ,hares-T -Tebeau -, Lan4ykr,
SwnrlwrOi, Nicholson Base on bWs-On Smith, l.
lIm by pitched bnI-IOlInso. struck Out-By smith,
q by khauES. :. Paised halls--Bgh , Nild pitch.
smith. lime-@:2n rmIire-~Imsie Attendauce-
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Earned runs-Syrncuse, q BT0OkITn, TWO base
hils-T . lOurke . grien TreeNase hIt-Daily Stolen
haS'. -oRonTke rh,Id. MGLA1sniln Gp Mc2uery.
Mc'yuary junasssteh). Ne son ,ierh rd and OBren:
Netson O'Rricr, aal Bowcs Bases ON hais-WrIght
PrOesSer ty Clilds 7. DROu-he, Ely, MCLIughlip %.
McRuerv. Nelaon o. Simon PITT Gerhardt q. struck
out bids McnucrN, Casey. SIMON DAILY. Bowes.
Passed baiis-O iou Ike / Pi;G :. Wild pitchrs-D4Iy,
Time oU5. Cmaire-Doesrher. Attcntance-6Os.
ROCHESTER, s. ArHLkTIC I
no .ltaror Lora MIA Nad
The sun., 1890-06-26
BALTIMORE :, HAErToRD, 4
BALrrMoRv, June 2S7he Orioles defeated the III
forls 10 DAY. The score.

hIts-Thcisen tl Fortcr Three base ehit-Henry FIRST
base .bnltinore, i llnr!toTd gSsei on on
on bAsesBatimnre 81 HARTFORD H. sScrinSs hlts,
Strnck ou,1Rv Stab J. by BAKER Double plays
Msrrick. Mack. ami rownr Ray. MACK. ana PHwM
Forster Moore mud Theisen. Passed bhU-,StallnRs
Stolen bnses-Dav. werrick. Tme-l;So. umpres-
keIlY nnl DnninA. AItendanCe-VlO.