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Gossip of sports with Arms and Legs.

Z. b A.-AIfred LorcOtt S6l Broadway.
The first annual boxing and wrestling nlpetion OF
the Esseh Athletic CluD Of Newark VIII be at their
club rooms Bank aud Ru'Rer streets on saturday May
81 he classes are Boxing 10 pounds; wrestling 80
pounds Any amateur is eligible TO enter. Two hanl-
some goa prEes WIN be given TO tho winners of rat
aud second eacheysnt Entries should DO
10 WIN Huegel. ~ Bank street, Newark.
Tho SECOND monthly games Of tho Stuyvosant Athle
'Mh VIII be held on sunday al I'll OR RrOunda IIath
street ana First avenue The games will CONSIST OF Inc
FOLLOWING events linyyard dash 70 yard dash =.
yAru Dash 40 hurdle 4+hyard run half mile run one
mile run, ono mile walk rum ng broad iump runui
throwing l2p0und hammer, and the ao pound weight
The next monthly entertainment for members OF the
A. n aud tho last OF the season will be held ed.
nssdAy evening May N Fourteen events ting of
ooAlnH and wrestling for medaE Will constitute the r0-
granme on saturday next the club viii he represent
81 az princeton D. in the 100 and 40 yard dashes
ny y hmWIke and In throwing the lGp"uud ham
mer by DR. j. Shell and at the Staten Island games
ny T. T. buchhuliz IN the loo yards run.
The Wayne a. c. will hold 10 pound boxing compe-
iunn Of en- TO members only to morrow evening At
their club room 5s' Newark avenue Jersey city. Tho
winner VAL receive handsome gold media. EN-
nlemhLic OF tho bantam champion ship OF the o:gAnEa
uon Ihere are several entries and, owing to the IN
tense INary the different bouts vii he very interest
ing Considerable outside talent been engaged and
an enloyaOie time is promised 20 MI who attend.
A. d. Hartweu President ~ The PaStims Amateur
Annette cub Of 1T Louis has returned from Detroit
where he was called TO cunter vi Ia Mr. IidY member
or the hshrd or Managers Of he Amateur AthieNo
Union for the purpose Of soec iuR the ume aud place
iar holding me western Amaze Athletic Iuion On am
honuhp Detroit was selected As tile llAce, Aud June
~ as the liWe The regular Amateur AthirIlr Union
medAs-gOld silver and bronze be given for Lrst,
second, aud third IN each Of the heNrnttsn e'rnsA
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CHESS.
The st.,n,tI-Gnn.nerG Match.

Alta committee meeting Of the Manhattan Chess Club
few weeks ago Was decided to II possible arrange
match for the cham unshp OF the world between Mr..
steuil OF this cir, and Mr. Guusnrg OF London to 10
p,ayel here next tai. Mr. GuuEusrg who was at that
time IN New YORK uu the aY from Havana TO London
promised % urwarI l'fus IN .rr witch he would play
ihr ma CHI. TgrOuE a fanny bereavement no pre-
vented from doing once but letter received from
HIN thus states HI COuuiuuus, as fOliOws. The
match he playe take OF sOl the winner viii
h- the who ms scores ten James draws count
iug but twenty ghuc, TO be PLAY even II tho nner
Should game before twenty had been played
committee committing OF hNs ~ tumber, with u
he the court 10 sete all disputes aEIsinY All these
gentlemen 20 10 members OF Tho Manhattan Ciuh
As regards the rNpt 1f tho PLAYERS together m
the payment Tor sveTy game pa ed tho gssunG arc
somewhat similar {" tu"'s generally adopted by Tie
Havana club tho total amount however to be Maid
tor ~ exc puTplses nj 10 exceed s. UjU While Trsrsct
Iu. 'hr gate money 1t prop Srd to Ave slx isntis to
NJ >slniIH eng questioned aput js proI oSrA russ
Faii that lie NO I'D not Iay Lner $40 sue tiir be,
inE COnsiisHhs over ihAn he played against either
IkertOt or iRUuu that lie Would not give MS con
sem to the committee director of play and ths three
dyes Nut lie has had sufficient lime CONSIDER th-
proposition tat lie should iroter 20 pay under Tie
tAnr m es as governed hB match against ZukeTtoTt
and thai lie would prefer "a have he money divided
IN inherent way name y, TWO thirds TO the winner
Mr. Sr-iny regretted nat Mr. CiunsbeTR did not mama
an, ut = Tor beginning the mach.
Ur MutL manager ~ the Manhattan Chegs Club
sad that he was confident that they would rAriy gel
REQUIRED amount, aud mat there will no no Il N lily
whatever In arranging the match neat TAI.
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The postponed shoot OF the Crescent Gun Club will
take y ace at l.. MIXERS Dexter Park La /, to-day.
The teams OF tho Acme Gun club and the Long Island
SpOrtsuan's Club vii shl OF return match at blue
rocks IN the trs week OF Juno
Tho brooklyn L, u. Schuenen CORPS Capt Charles
Heinbockei will open the season wIth an open to-Al
prize shoot at kidSrwood Park on June II aud ~.
The German. American Shooting Society of this city
viii hod 1t, thirteenth annual IrLs shoot and bowling
June and a. Lion Park, 4OstA street aud
Ninth avenue
The beautiful weather Of Wednesday was inducement
enough Tor the marksmen TO indulge in their fal oro
pasne Snd ~ c1nse Ie"SS ,ns etn0eTs or The War
fuu had al their nuts Marion, was of high pitch
In The me"ai competition tF GnAmr"Hship n9noFs tho
large! al % yards s,anoe' D Aq'enreith. 1917 WIN.
hpech"r l1!, lhos str l,Ii A. llauck 1915 george
Attic regular weekly badge competition OF thu F1
crlsior Rine .uh which occurred on liAnssn's Mont
srksen outstanding the fac that the ranvss arc
an inviting spot during Ihesr sIiTy days The follow.
f n tsTS' p Hansen 3s j. sp s Rofs9e 70
triso ~ v. II lloI%1wel ,?aa " J. CDanning ~.
$50 Z Baucnie 10 aud A. Hauck 226 "
The Miller Rife Club Capt Il W Dewey of Hoboken
n. j. has issued very attractive programmes for tho
FESTIVAL 10 no held on iSroration lay a the Union
iii Sc ue,1en PARK The shooting Programme in.
range AMI at The Ouls-eys target on tic same ranyo
also short range competition restricted to " ifrc
consist Of 1880 cash AMI hnnisoms gold maxi Tor
gsst Tss a 5E s on me sn%ri There w
honor olen 10 members only and specia iargrt Tor
lie judges
d KayRor q his SIX and TIE Major wer. 10 have
on wednssday the consideration being a 0lnuer for
Two cOntr.snls failed to PM in an appearance L.ier
in the aItsrnoon number OF Newark trap shooters
kNeepBtdkeB res
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The Cor,nth,an A. Z. Meeting.

special meeting Of the Cornthian A. c. OF Staten
Island was held Wednesday evening for the purpose
of making the final arrangements in having the club
Incorporated and approprang money the base ball
and lacrosse teams The incorporation papers wero
signed by notary and the incorporators, and the
papers will be sent to Albany at once The
elected by the ciuD are tonOws. Reou Harness Sr
the Rev. Pascal narrower Dr. James Ke.r Harry Y.
Schrarr JudsOn Worrell Edmund ~ Ashe George l.
Cat!in James q Raymond flavsI S. Mines john Rob
ertson and Erastus Il Brooks The club elected judi
son Wore aud Arthur Ford delegates to the A. U.
1t was decided to appropriate for purchasing uni
forms for the base bal team The lacrosse was
lad over until the next meeting The base ball team
will have some good material. +. D. CalnIs, who
played short stop for the 5. A c last year;
Howden the football PLAYER A De kl0ss IT, c Decker
aud Joe Foster old players the Pilgrims viii be on
the team. L. r. CaGmus will be captain and NJ Ashs
manager
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The Hillside Gun Club

Tho regular monthly shoot OF the Hillside I'm Club
Louis Miers Dexter Park yesterday was not very
largely attended. although the weather fine with
Just enough Wind 10 give zeEt 10 blue roc K
shooting. Many members remained away because the
club badge the emblem of tho clubs championship had
been for good by that skiful young trap
Henry knebel Jr OF course the Absence OF any club
prize did not make the meeting more interesting,
but had the members known what was in store for the
they would probably have attend d in body Mr..
Louis Miller the proprietor OF the Dexter Park shooting
grounds to the Ot the club and presented
a handsome heavy god medal 10 the Hillside
men to be competed tor during the remaining four
months OF tho clubs shooting year In Yesterday
test Mr. Link won the Her badge with the handsome
OF II out of the ssbe u rise Frees
was q good second with Is Sweepetake shooting fol-
lowed the regular club event. The SC
ub shoot for III" Miller badge, blue rocks each 81
yards rise: Det&uf = Link II, Burger. IL, Canning
ham, .; Frees IS Rauch, IA
Five sweepstakes at 5 blue rocks each man. u yards
visa.
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BouoN, May 20 jack FiIpatrick. The Canadian
feather eght mAtchei this evening To tpaT
Young Nurphy of Providence at Tho Gladstone Al
Cub neEl month
ath o;ic entertainment wi. he hell At the N.rwAk
Opera House on June jimmy Lynch jimmy Lar
kiu- "a Sic srlhN and Mar n henrey viii uuS iuIr
rounds Mart Dempsey Wi Oner so TO ANY ~,
pound man that he cannot throw in fifteen mMute'
JACK Dempsey arrived at srR,ile Nay IL. IN com.
pAny with Paddy GOrmAn and Dave Campbell lie was
teen III reference to the ons,.oIse OF Af 'rle! 9f
ENGLAND 10 nghl him before the atOTHla AtUrC l.ub
Dempsey -Aid " Ton VAL Is the Eng IN mild wI-ht
hghteT want 10 meet II he will not hght want TO
any other hTs'.cRh- man weighing l1i .tUds In
England for any amount Tor rom 81 ITO SiH''' aud
vi mp penny to $50 On which side OF tile Atlantic We
meet
brutal pr,zo nEht furnished SlndAy amusement f2r
large crowd on the Indian rcberYdtOu at tE.Narrk,
-. ON Nay 10 Tue principals we're y big lloaand"r,
named lIRock, ana a .i'ir rivGte soldier. known AS
hWLrut'A who slrtrl IN flS army u!ue mon hs 40,
ANA whu has been discovered to- he non" otter n an
George sidd0UE the feather weight VugiiSt IwcntE-
Zine blooil rounds were fought when the match was
awarded TO Hd.omsun foul committed ~ IAll"cL,
who In ms 'umptd on sIddursS PROSTATE form.
- lock a0d sII ois cared m The ring weighing =
Hud lgU pOEHds IetpeDuyely hotL men were lady
h4.t
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rICkct.

Tho Columbia College Cricket Club will probably play
no mor7 games this year Cricket Is sonnet thing ne~ a.
In the college is difficult Just at present TO gst new
men to train Tho start however has been made and
next year cricket viii undoubtedly take more prom
tnent position among the college sports
There was ful rspTeSentAtion OF delegates OF tho
clubs forming tho Metropolitan District Cricket League
A. tho Meeting last night At 30 Broadway FinSl ar
rEnRoments completed for the OTeniDg games at
rrospect Park on Saturday, and several alterations
wore made IN the two teams, Turn nan rum avenue
and sixteenth street BROOKLYN has been engaged aud
after tho match lunch w be served there, Atter tLis
n smoking concert VIII take place, which viii he IRE
sided over by d. A. Munro OF ile Manhattan cub sev-
musical part of the programme ana the speakers on the
occasion will include Almost al the cricket orators in
New YORK Tho games viii he called A. 2 O'Clock sharp
and BtumpS will DO dTAWnRt
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The Players League.

NE" YORK i. IT,. 10; CHICAGO IT, L. 9.
il took tho New York AMI Chicago lP. ~
teams two hours and twenty minutes 10 play
the game Yesterday ut brotherhood Park. too
long entirely tor a ilrst-class contest The
'hcagos are still putting up an Inferior game,
and they feel the absence OF Williamson at
short stop keenly. They should have won
The game yesterday on batting Lone,
hut they failed 10 tuko advantage Of
tho opportunities offered. Manager
Ewing, who still has great faith in tho
resources Of his brother John as a pitcher
placed MIN in tho boa. and, LY diut OF good
support at criticaI times, no WAS enabled 10
score his MAIDEN winning with tho New FORKS
One thousand iiye hundred and thtrty-niue
persons, by official count Witnessed the gone
and the only things 20 loii-ve II 81 its monet
ony were the spirited batting II times and tho
calling down OF Latham aud baldwin by Um-
pIre Gufney for contirual kicking Roth sui
iered the inlction OF a penalty, Latham to tie
tune Of 800 and Baldwin 81.
BAldwins swift delivery was touched up
pretty lively at various stages, Of the game,
Darling played very poorly at short. Thescore:
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Columb,a,S New Grounds.

Tho prospect that the Columbia College athletic
grounds will be entirely at least nearly, pIeted
by the time that college opens In the fall has recently
assumed u very bright outlook Tie plans for the sy
ing Of the grounds have been prepared by Cot Cal
and submitted hy him to the committee last
week. They had been carefully looked over aud all the
matters Of detail thoroughly discussed. tUl Cayer
has been AUTHORIZED 10 receive BIDS for tie work and in
about two weekE II Is expected that eYerI thing will be
IN readiness to put force of wUThmen the RrOun g.
No material changes have been made i'll tie plaus
They provide for "a Quartermile running track, with
24yari stTslg hlaway. and base bah. football and
tennis felds Tne committee cl'sen hY Tie alumni to
take charge of the aar consists OF President Low r.
Corne! A b >imouds Pruf T Goodwin. Prof. j.
putting tho grounds IN condition will not 90 10
yond the amount S.hpO, raised BY the Alumni Assoi
a for thIs
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Can for Your Letters.

There ar. letters at this once for,
BNHy DAeSH
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The Atlantic Association.

THE RECORD.
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CAMBRIDGE, May "@-Evcrrting is now completed in
the Cary gymnasium at Harvard but the time rema n
ing is so short that VIII PROBABLY be thrown open
until next fal There about 10 lockers in all part
beng rnt .UDr Ire base ball cage, tho
remainder the second door IN tho top floor Is a
small containing a large closet Gtted up with
numerous VII h are to he used for driving pur-
poses Olen 10 all Connecting with the three fOOfs IL
dumb waiter running ~ from the bath rooms on tho
first By means of when clothing be raised or
cred TO tle different oors large revolving is
fac In tie basement by which air. either hot cold,
Is conducted through the building there being steam
Iipos Tho water III tho rowing tank has been allowed
TO run aud at present 1t stands empty.
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The second round In the pool tourney of tho Parkve
Club OF FlaouSh; ]. t. was eommencod yesterday The
Lross beat Patton Jr, 40 to 81; II j. Cuthbert beat
W. Weldon by default T.. MRjius beat j. u. Cross 50
to - Tho others to play are W Maher VS. W Miller s.
wilcox VS. MAJOR Reeve, q. siHman vs. w. S. Wilcox.
j. l. Malone the champion pool player issued chat
ltnge to any man IN tho world to play continuous pool
$50 ponts-l5o points each niRht-tor $500 side and
the CHI Powers De ORC ferred the
to be played At the Madison street Theatre Chicago,
tho third week in June choice OF final Btak ohOders to
be agreed upon later Malone forwarded 500 TO tho
Brunswick / Bake Company OF Chicago as q forfeit
The fnAl games in the much delayed pool touTna
ment OF the BROOKLYN Bicycle Club were played
Tuesday evening at their club house The positions Of
4 La II.I M InLL
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,, Ars3s., Conn, May 22,williAm Lake, barber of
Merriam OF CohoeS n Y iii colored haye engaged in
sthit!y days fast for wager OF 500 The men arc
nos, intimate friends as they DO not wish nooriety
friends of the other parties SuS reporter Lake
this morning, He is a barber and ia quite sthle
having won several short distance running matches,
Hesays he feels nrst rate-never better Ale takes is
plenty Of water and an ouAl glass OF ale Four
teen years ago Lake tasted twenty six days lie re-
ceyed q letter from the CohosB man this morning,
which reported him quite sick. Coleman is still all
right.
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denotes Championship games of tho Amateur Ath
letic Union BRse Bal League series
The following dates have not yet been hlled I'M
Wednesday. May -. Saturday May 81; Wednesday.
June =. Wednesday, July =; Wednesday. July o.; We'd
mes July % Wednesday. Aug .; Saturday. Aug .;
Wednesday. AUg. ~ Wednesday Aug. ~ and tho
Wednesdays and SATURDAYS OF September. Clubs wish
ing to should address Charles f. Annett
BHyOnue y. j.
10 date the team has played six gAmeS winning four
and losing The yictOrs were the teams OF tho
staten Island Cricket and West End Athletic Clubs
The vanqusned nnes were those OF the Staten Island
Cricket Club stevens Institute Columbia College, aud
the Fort GToenes of BroOklyn
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PuILIprrYHII May 2?.-The Athletics had y walkover
with Toledo thls afternoon The score

Run, ed-AthIetic, 4 To'eiO, Two base hlfs-
i!ops run NcMaGon. sucrace lil.-rgreril, Icons,
T. ShRfer, AIyUTd q CushmAn sage. Stolen hases-
Welcn iurcelL Lyons 7 shaler Nerden. NandyAe.
Left on bSSss-AtAielc 8; Toledo T. Struck out-knb.
inSOn swArtWOOd Wsrdsn tushmAn. sage pOuGle
Elays-r shafeE osrien. aud hoGns9n, Conroy l.
Skater and O'lren; tuHhmau, and Werden First base
on errors Athletic 7. Toledo . Fir-t base balls
WEIGH r. shafer Couroy. Ts3esu Nsrd=r. Schiebeck,
CusNnan via pitch-hCM Ahon Passed ba--sags.
UmpiTe-DohScheF Tlme-l ~
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Tho Attendance Yesterdnx.
Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York vs. Pittsburgh. at the Polo RroundA
Brooklyn VS. Cincinnati, at W ashinRton Park
Fhladephi Va chicago. at PhuRielphtA
Boston VS. Cleveland, At Boston
PLAYKKS' LKAGuH.
New York vs. Chicago at Brotherhont Park
brooklyn vs. Buffalo at Eastern Park.
Boston W. fittsburRh at Boston.
Philadelphia va Cleveland, at Philadelphia
AMERICAN AssocIATioL
BROOKLYN vs. Louisville. at Ridgewood
Athletic vs.. Toledo, at Philadelphia
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
New Haven vs. Baltimore, at New Haven.
Worcester VS. Wilmington, at Worcester.
OTHER CANES.
Jersey City vs. stocktons, at Oakland Park.
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The National League.

NEW YORK IS. L., II PITTSBURGH. 2.
The feature Of yesterday game between the
New York and Pittsburgh National League
teams was Kusles pitching. 1t was n most
pleasing surprise to the $50 spectators who
wore present to see Rurie in tho box. He had
pitched part of the game the day before. and it
was expected that he would lay of in order t.
go up against Anson's men tomorrow. He did
not overoxert himself in yesterdays game
but. for all that. lie made another record to be
proud Of lie struck out twelve men. and gave
hut ono man his base on balls, besides holding
the NisitOrA down to i've hits. Miller WAS tho
only one who did not strike out.
Notwithstanding the One-sidedness OF the
game not u pcrs n left tho ground until the
last inning, because OF the interest centred in
ltusie's work and the hatIing Of the home team.
Frequently when u Pittsburgh player felt sure
o! his base by having three balls and no
strike. l!u,ie would put the next three balls
directly over the p!a,e, and strike the batter
out Rusies work is simply grand in every
game. and is Ouuallcd by no other pitcher In
the country. The score
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Sportsman Goods.

GtNTLFMEH 70 BIZ properly dressed this summer
- 'or tennis yArhiiuR ana ting mu-t ave the new
NAiuT sash never has 10 han some prareui aud O.
EALI HAsh heru male, unlike al Oihels. he oxford
I"MrNeF Sr1hl ms action Of The body awayB remA M
~ * Place pc bow at the sde having uniformity
IrhermoTs NE trousers are held securely M uaCp An
adEShhgs tennis players especially viii appreciate AZ
We sAt WI 10 NC stylish tuinE this sumner with ESR,
temeh the oxford, mAnufaoturedb by '
A. "a BPALDlkB 4 bRC T.
u,,. 2tl Broadway
VII! bs the fSVorite aud The one 10 buy
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fishing Garklr.
NOTTCE TO FTSHERMEN !

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ss6 teet mo, :i2n Linen Rec! Lines Oh block,
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IS COURT st. M CITY HALL BROOKLYN, n r.
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Yale vs. Prince ton-EpecIaI Train via Penn
HEIVanIa Railroad.

The decisive championship game Of base bail, 10 b.
played Princeton between tho Of the above
ltges ds lair to attract unSnaily large gathering
For the accommodation OF those running over to
rrnce on tho PsnnsylyRniR RN abroad viii furnish =
special train leaving New York foot Of C0TtAndt and
cursion tickets will he sold At rate Of " o. Including
admission TO tie game Returning, the special win
leave after the close Of the Rame.-Adr
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Long BRASCH May 22-The Central Gun Club has
cepted invitation from the Fountain Gun Club OF
Brooklyn to take part in shooting tournaments for
500 silver the grounds of the Fountain Cub
Thursday. June The Centrals have selected the fol
lowing team: william u. ,amphel, Elisha Price,
fhllp DAILY, Jr, George CuOleriy, and Jnphia Van
Dyke substitutes william { Price, Fred BeAe, vii
Liam Il. Jo!lne. and Edward l. Iaber. The competing
teams Will be posed OF i've men each each
n lie
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Runs earned Philadelphia 3: Cleveland. Two
base browning 2. "ruber Three base hits-CrosS
LarRin. lwtche Sacrifice hts-Wuo!, Shannon
lrowuuE TeneAu ssOlun bases shlniIe, Farrar
strlcker o. browning Twitrhe!I Left on baSes-Phila
de nina. A. and II struck out Phi. IetphiH
cleveland = uoubie rlays-hnel Shndle, and FRrrar,
1eDeau -sistuu urlIhan'y and TebedL First base
errors -Fhai"lPha, ,: eve and g. First Oase On
balls rnlpde' phiI !; C,eveIAHt. -. bnk-kHe l.
Passed nn,l-Sutciie umgires-MatGews ana Gun.
1
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=, ATneI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,TTWo b9So hIts-Myfrs,
smith Ihomlson 'chrlver stolen bases-Cooney
Chicago -: IhllRielphiA - Struck out-Wl moi. An.
etsws, Sullivan O. kntrdEe Myers, scnriver O,
Gleason. Double . av--Eurus Earle ANA AusOn. First
base on errors Chicago rhiAde phla l.. FIRST base
IN ba!s "0HeY, Ni!m"L AnsOu sullivan, Burke W
Myers Thompson MAYER, Decker Allen. Hit by pitched
ni!-Mayrr WA pitches-Sulliyan, Passed balls
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Ten nonnd. EnoughL1or Jerry IIeLey.

AliysIy glove fight TO nnish wAs decided at an up
town rssort at an early hour yesterday morning, The
contestants were Jerry Hickey Of the Fourth Ward
and Dutch" Gleason Ten rounds were fousht in
which Mickey received terrible punishment lie was
Luoci ed ont In he tenth round by blow the jaw.
G7eason was declared the winner and AWARDED the
and JACK IIarrigan aud Gleason was attended b.
Young Foley aud Denny hahoney'
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The first game IN the match between Max Judd and
showaitsr At - Louis for tho cham OF the
tn'ted states WAS played on Monday night showAltor
resigned after mastery hattie Of brains sstiuE
hnuTs and minuteL The match - for $3.50 .Ide The
inner 81 me irNt seven games to take Tue lnousy
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I0tNI' ~ II 7 10 I T0'NI8-.-.,.. 81 II
'ur UU Il .....-........ .... u | ~ q - 0 o.
BrO'S u --......... " ! - : q . - u d
Earuct ran. Drcanau .. rrooS yn. ! First base
on huals rue nI~il, F'ouk, H. l. First hlse on
c,ro,s-rm. n.a4, ~" IN !e,t on oa.es On.
nj Lr al 80 r."k UGt-tn InnatL l.
htookIyn, = Two a." h,s F,.A NcrLee stolen
Leases turns ~ t"rkhui nuub Nlays-burus AMI
piuku-y: tarGthc"- 70 ans IN rtULh. smith Collins
and t"Il "ar.i Nr!her aud Eely Harrington AMI
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through poor LAse ruHn.ng Attendance, l,ulI Tue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-23
DECORATIOS DAY.
THE GREEN MOOD LAX

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