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Odds and Ends OF Sports

The Xavier Outing Club will take their first evening
walk Oh THURSDAY Tile walk will be tom I2,th street
anu Boulevard to Y an Cortaudt FAX. Everything
points to a jolly good time.
Powers and Manning practising for their coming
match for tho championshpa at Iesrrs billiard r"rlns
Broadway. opposite the Victoria IOte! Towers Il, A
slight fnvOrite III the betting
The match game OF singles between the TIohokus Val
ley and tn" faSSatr y u tennis Clubs of the nrrown
League of Northern New Jersey. post pnned trum June
Z will be played on the grounds OF tie IuOkus alley
club at EitigewuOd y. i. to morrow Tie I
doubles was well contested, and proved iiteres
ing game.
ALBANY. June IG-SuGOlk county Is 20 have another
sp"rsmeu cnm Ms The r"rtinc'e Las been ii'ed
incorporating The flanders tmD. Whose object is Ia
use ana MAINTAIN club husr and grounds q
herewith for hunting, rshing and other fu! uOr
Ing purposes, tho suppyln. of tile grounds game
and the providing It's mrmh friil les :ur social
intercourse air Tor lawful sporting purpOsrs The rus
tees ave: Louis &. I!nrk, SaluU-l I Peters John b.
Lawrence Lro George Z. Clark and Henry Wise.
ALRANT. Jun" 1.-The Shinnscuck Bav Yacht club
has been Incorporated, with trOcg" VI. Eddy Lows I'D
wards. William VI. Lawr"ilce, l.. Diuwnidie smith.
George stone as incurRprlt"rs, AMI theS" rs trus
tecsi fr ncis Baker. IS. ii. Howell ,lun"H l. carter
Peter hI!sey L. unwiddIe Swiih. Wendell Baker IT, IS
Howell. Lewis Edwards. Wiinm ". Lawrence. George
c, stone and George N. EHdy. Tho objects % III"
club organization are, Tho sailing OF Yachts AMI
other spOrths and social purposes"
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RACING At ST. LOUIS.
FavorItes and Second Choices Won All the
Races Yesterday.


Races Yesterday.
ST. LOUIS Juno Is The talent had good day At tho
St Louis fair grounds today. two favorites and three
second choices capturing tho five purse races on
tho card
Cecil b. was ITO favorite In tho opening event
and taking tho lead at the half mile post she played
with her field, winning in q common canter by two
lengths from Carter b. Princess Limo was third
Time, ~
In the second race for maidcns three years old and
upward, mile aud seventy ards. LONGEVITY was
the favOre. but after haterng hs hackers by leading
In tho stretch he died rapidly away and Nina Archer
5to2, went to the front and won handily. Longevity
was second and Progress third. Time. 81
ODDS went TO the post IN tho third race nj
six furlongs Una Grandc was the favorIte he
dangerous DickersOn winning clever style by
Two lengths from Onlight. The faVOrite was third
half length away. Time ;2ubV.
Ana selling purse for three ods and upward at
one mile and quarter had but three starters. Mario
the favortr. and after making all the running
she easily b. length from liocksoy. West ANNA
was third Time. 2l7Lp
a handicap sweepstakes Mt nne furongs wound I'm
the day sport. cartoon was u hot fAYorite but lie
pulled up Very lame ypocriio winning second race
of tho meeting clevcry by two lengths from Bonita
Cartoon finished n bad third. Time. 100
Ia over he being hOpoessly broken down. Last wear
OF wrnyfOur starts he won twelve races and this
season he promised to be- even more successful Prs
viouB TO his mshap SIOOOO would not have purchased
HIM. lie IL owned 10y Dan Hong OF this CITY and Is An
own brother to tho speedy Reclare
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The CosmorOtans practise on tho lawn In Central
Park Mondays and Thursdays and have match'prlc'
tee on tho Aurth Meadow OH Wodnesdays
The first and second elevens OF the Germantown Club
defeated tho first aud second elevens II tho Philnde
pia Club Saturday tile first by the scorc OF i7s 10
l22. and tho second bY III to 10.
The Irst eleven Of tho Toga G C lost TO Iaverford
College at Philadelphia on Saturday by - toll The
second team of the IiORa however turned tho table
on tho Colegans and defeated them BY the score lol
~ The bowling ~ WOodcOck WicketS for 10 runs.
and H. r. Bailey, 4for 49, were tho features Of Quo frat
eleven game,
The new rules OF The American plan changed the
result OF tie game PLAYED AZ Philadelphia Saturday
between The belmont and Merton clubs. Belmont
battsd first and compiled the hne total OF l7 no less
than seven OF tho team reaching doubles Owing to the
splendid batting OF y Ettng Tho herOns topped this
BY = runs The workings nf he new rules then came
into force and Tho BelmOnts turn yielded ~ runs to
tho MeriOns ~ thus giving them tho game by ~ runs
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Tha Attendnnco Yesterdar
Base Ball Notes

Zine New York ci,ywo would have TO see the play to
decide 1t,
Tho Jersey City Club will play two games at Hartford
T. W. jacobson, HarrsburG.-Tho one who decides
balls and strikes
There ia letter at this ONCE for the of the
Arlington Base Ball Club.
g ThpmSh New YORK cty,.Zellsr was the loft fielder
The Rideewood and Flushing teams played game at
Ridgewood on Sunday. the former team winning by a
There is n rumor that a break may occur in the A.
lan.c Associa,9n Two of tho teams are not doing as
Spill of tho worcescrs WAS the first player put tho
sa h9 s a s ssTS At Park
Tho X. +. Downing Co Base Bail Climb defeated tho
s on of q at tho
R. NJ, Now York-The price Of admission to the
League nv sns to The raysGs Lssgqc games
OF tho arst four clubs At the end Of the season
afternoons game.
Tho following games were played on Saturday and
R RSmS.: b u Yo SSnt Ei.T.sE
IT'S expected that tho men viii get INTO toiT regular
sr asSfGsE as s2 Sy BTSG Th as sSr0nd
Clarke will probably DO utilized behind the bat alter
PHILADELPHIA, Juno IG-Pitcher s S. Bowman of the
uniyersity OF Pennsy signed with The Pittsburgh
ms city on Friday Bowman vas signed By pe!ectye
Of tie PittsDursh Club before tho Week Is out
Manager Mutrie yesterday signed now neldcr. IIo
is John Henry who has been manager and centre
Helder OF the Hartford team In Henry tho New
have a irst class man, and he will greatly strengthen
tho lie 10 heavy hitter. ne fielder and is tho
best base runner the teSn surprising even clarke
who holds the for the best base running tho
team lie stood eighth IN batting in tho Atlantic AsSU
citation last year, with average of AZ in eighty
games Taking him batter, felder, and base
ner ienry the hest the Atlantic Association had
either this or last season
Anxious Reader. Troy.-Mckey WEIGH first com.
mencod play bail with the Foughkeepse club in
1877 Then lie went TO Auburn and llolyOko in 1879.
IN 1879 he with lolyoke. in lSSn and 81 with :ho
Troy Club and from 1882 to the present time with the
as a pitcher in 1879 with amateur c.ub in ST. Louis
In 1876 he played with tho Red Sox OF city 1877
with tho Allegheny Club; 1873 and - with the Buffalo
club, winter Of 1879 and early In 40 with tho Athletic
Club OF san Francisco; spring 1870 Joined the Buffalo
again and stay oil there until 1885, from asG TO was
with tho Pittsburgh Is lrJ Club. This year he 10 n
member OF tho Pittsburgh F. ID Club
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The New England Tennis Tournament

Nrw HAYES, June IG.-The tennis tournament for the
New England championship viii Open here 10 morrow
on tho grounds OF the Now Haven Lawn Club The en-.
tries include tho following players For siuges-A H.
Shaw OF Yalo; W. II Weldon, Providence, Leonard san.
ford Yalo r. T.. Huntington Jr, and Ford Hunting on
Yale: r. G. Reach and II. !. BeACh. New Haven Lawn
Club o. :, Campbell hLooklyn, j. ". Nichols, Jr, New
Haven Lawn Club: =. ~ H. hoOrhead, l. Parker A
Parker and Il. l. KOrnochen. Yale; John sheppard IT,
ProVfdencei X ". Carter W: j. Tinker and H. A. RAND
Ford Huntington, 0. $ Gamp6el and r. =. TuntnEion
T. + ilRIL Jr. and f. e. Fcuwes, Il. w. Carter anu s.
j
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BArriuoKF, June 10 Tho Druid Lacrosse team were
prepared to maintain their title 10 tho oslrchs Gun to
day against tho Brooklyn CLUB which had challenged
them 10 play ch championship game. Tho grounds had
been engaged and tho DTuids had by weeks constant
practice gotten In good trim TO give the BroOkyus a
strong contest Tho New Yorker however having de
feated the BTOoklJ last week, the latter did NOT thik
II worth while to come over 10 battle Ior aropny which
they littiC chance Oi retaining. A. result fhS
Drnds arc out tho cost ~ tho par and hard training
has gone for nothing Arrangements are In pTuRreSs
how ever. for samrS with the Saw york ami rhiTid,i
Ilia teams both OF which have challenged the Uruds
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snlllvan wm Leave Cor MI..l..Ippl To.aa,

John L. sullivan will leave for Pur WIS., Miss. on tho
10 O'Clock vestIbule train over tho Pennsylvania Rail.
road. william Mudoon and Nike Ceary will leave for
tie same place TO Hght and Prof Mike Donovan will
not start until morrow. sullivan spent yesterday
Slaencr tho well known lawyer, Mr.. shAenor told
John that hs had falnharhed hirnsrlf with his case
aud that lie thought tie feeling In Tho south was such
tha h" SullVanl would not 10 rrindirte lie advised
the hig Fellow o" several polMts and told nm not to
Lannun AT duncan ilarrisons benefit last night and
lie was presented with big nOrnl shield by GrRmercy
Lodge, Ancient order United WorEmcn, Of which 10
!, a nember John presented Mr. Harrison with a
handsom" gold watch and chain on behalf II tho atterb
many friends Matt Cmne viii accompany tho cham
piOn on his southern trip.
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The lrst hamdcap game given by the Trimount Atll
Walden. Concord. Mas. ne following event, oIe!
T TO a. Tn'esrS y 11sF 1D $50 y ys e ns6
ron tsomlIo walk i.Ol ard, hurdle ten ni4hrs. NO
pmP n"i' W.y E'er oS sI" HH t%%mF n.y.
"nd silver meias 10 ssc!ld mrn in snrG event ~
tr"Trn tef a. cents EEs' n'Ise x on gne
The entire "PaymaTer, company VIII tender u
aepf 5.ns II a IRE Min En"Tm
y m%sr or I wor itr'i o 2F The vii FOR s,
self defence with me clever heavy weight Joe Lnnr0n
between the I'M weight Patsy HerrI,a and an IN m
known will form tie rest of tile programme
The opening REGATTA OF the S.wDur2r Canoe l,oa
Ing Association VIII occur on SATURDAY. Im" :, There
M SS az o s ndr 4ns Tad
will be over tenile course, b'rnnUf a, I"nt or,
buoy On 10y iotnt Ard i,sHse :,%tiiwara @oy -
psRngs ,aa % S tho S S%s F@S IS nHE
between Sci" YORK. and Alh1ny NV" prizes are offered
inches N neigt the second rrl1e "a silver cup mo
w Hfs c ws on Tav June tho day DEVIOUS r 10 he
regatta. No entrance fec
The Sew JoTssy District T4Fqfr, Gn.n;a f. Newark
from Newark aud ynriouH paTs " tho stat" prcseul
continued tod9y after a winning match IN tho Pa. ~
s sshm ana pT cs to @ s M mdrT5W S
devoted 10 general lollhcu"n. The greAt Tenure OF
S f @ ds% y S T 'TF s Fl FL. .nt
TMf was pHrGip%: .I IN ~ te Se1 cW Of inr AZ
H. Wcdenhoi"r of EliHl3rth, who h,ted IL p"nnd
dumAbeli nineteen times. IL Neldrr won tho rs bound
ston" throw will pnt " T. i-et inches Theodore
llenirulin( won the hop stem and jump covering 10
feet inches Foe vault won BY g. SCHWARTZ who
cleared feet inches.
ToTHE Enron nr TUT SrN--Sir Seeing q clipping from
your valuable PAPER In IL" IrHHins, in rrlnrI to an
aquatic genius by the name Of Gene MsrcidI-r WHO is
giving exhibitions on tho East River and HE article IN
question rrconn'lmi his records tAIorts &c, ana ssa
lii peculiar mnnC OF swimming >. VIII, ropes lied
around lis oly, wish yuu would Kindly publish tho
iollGwinH ohheng' IN your valuable pHper: ItHpi
Lhct "ilhIHN chhnm"h long distance swimmer of tho
world, rhIlenge a a "a i,t
ming match from one 10 my mites in any style or way
he proposes, ana ~ challenge said Hrue MerCaiier 10
an ehhllitan "r aquatic features without artificial
means Tor purse OF from Elsu 10 a. nOr any iinr
within the mex ihre" months by Inserting the above
you will Hr ATTY obligc yours truiy,
carr laos WtliIlNs
Champion Long iisianC" Swimmer nj { C World care
Of Elite Theatre "Au FTaac,stO Cal
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Tho Middle States Regatta Association met last night
Mt tho Grand Union Hotel for the purpose or making
definite arrangements FOR tho regatta TO take place at
Newark Aug. and e Tho following clubs were ad
mitted to the association and entries were assigned
them in the regatta Tn" Danntess and Crescent Row.
Clubs liArlem tho staten Island Athletic IIul,.
the Nautilus Rowing club OF Long Island and the Pail
hAde Boat Club OF hOnknrS lilo total number cIuLs
thus far assigned entries in tho reAtta is Tvs ontysix
II WAS decided 10 award pri2eh consisting OF gold
Everware and money. the hrst and second success
ful competitors III every event The association has
left efort undons make The coming regatta on Of
the most successful ever projected By The state OF Now
York
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CRICKET.
The MetropoIitan DIstrIct Cricket Leag

The Metropolitan District Cricket League met at IS
Broadway last night and made final arrangements for
their trip TO Philadelphia tomorrow. Tho team will
meet at the Pennsylvania ferry. foot OF CortIaRdt
street at 81 A NJ and 20 by tho o clock train. Sew
eral alterations were made In the team which Ia now
Acton sneIgroye, Q. FrnnSlin 9r T o,Relly( Kings
merry j. Garland. H. l. Walker. COSMOPOLITAN G, G.: A.
Smedley Bedford G. e.: C. H. Horribly, New York L. &,
and first substitute, W r. Lowe, Now York c. T..
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The Players League.
BROOKLYN II. L.. 7; NEW YORK tP. Lie.

BROOKLYN II. LIZ, 4; NEW YORK tP I,L 6.
Umpire Jones lost probably one Of the best
chances Of his Official life yesterday to mako
on example Of one or TWO players. who not
oniy wanted to hold him m 10 ridcue but
whose conduct WAS absolutely nausoatnE 10
majority of tho spectators. Tho trouble oc-
CURED when the Now Works were at tho bat in
The ninth inning. The score was to- in favor
OF brooklyn. ORourko had crossed tho plate,
one man WAS out, aud Johnston was on second.
Shannon hit TO Joyce. who flelded the ball to
1rst In time to- catch Shannon, and Orr re-
turned II TO third in an endeRvor 10 stop
Johnston reaching that Ward tried to re-
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celve the bnll. which was, thrown Wild hut
Johnston collded with Hld.who was siaudinG
directly on ITO base limo. and the result was
Johnston scored. Ward made n great Kick.
claiming that tho runnor interered with him
UNNECESSARILY, Dut Jones' stuck 10 his original
decision.
inicriority Of tho pitching Lraro gave ton
men bnses on balls and Murphy eight, and in
every instance. with tho exception Of one on
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Tho Twelfth Regiment NJ G., s. y. Y, of New York
city finished their rifle practice the CreedmoOr rno
ranges yesterday. The detachment wash command OF
Cot Dowl The forenoon was cloudy, with light
wind Tho sun shoUr brightly daring the afternoon.
hiNtN one men qualified HS rBt class iHaTkbnen tho
900 anl - Ath ranleS Tho nor commissonei Held
and Ian officers won IT." NU'iS trophy, which pre-.
frnlr" 10 the regiment hy ArLaughln Butts The tro.
pliy is 10 10 competed tor every year
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Other GnmeA
At walden-walden. 5; Port Jervis, :.

Games To-day.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BOSTON vs. New York, at Boston "a. N. and P. ny.
Brooklyn Va Philadelphia at Washington Park
Cincinnati vs. Chicago at Cincinnati
Cleveland vs. Pittsburgh at Pittsburgh.
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
New York va Philadelphia, at motherhood Park.
Boston vs. Brooklyn. at Boston "A. VI. and /. Nh
Chicago VS.. Cleveland. at Chicago.
Pittsburgh vs. Buffalo, at Pittsburgh.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Athletic va Brooklyn. at Phi AdolphiA
Syracuse w. Rochester at Syracuse.
Columbus vs.. Louisville, at Columbus.
Toledo VS.. ST. Louis at Toledo.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Jersey CITY va. Worcester at Oakland Park.
Newark Va. Baltimore. at Newark.
New Haven vs.. Hartford, at New Haven.
Wilmington vs. Washington. at Wilmington.
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The National League.

pEooKLYS Is. LIZ 5: NEW YORK N. LII 4.
Tho New York National League Club had
the town all to itself yesterday. 1t was expect
ed that this would prove whether or not the
interest in base bail Ia ut so high a notch as it
has boon in previous seasons. There were less
people present yesterday :han have attended
most OF the games when brotherhood Park
was open.
Tho New York team nGain presented weak
front, but for all that they played ball from tho
start, and would havo won but for Sharrott
The New Yorks might just ms well have played
with eight men, with nobody in left field.
sbarrott mufTed two easy flies and let in three
runs. $3.50 49, .. 1900. ,,,
ono When the last inning was begun tho
score was lie. The Now IorkS got two men
on bases, but could not score CLARK was irst
base. which looked safe. To evorybody,s as;
t"nishmeni. Herman by great running and
stretching himself forward got under IT, Col;
Inns sent an easy ily to sharrott. The lad
n tS1i flied out This would have retired the
side but for Sharrotts null with the score
sill a tie at the end of the ninth inning, Then
OBren hit safely. and Collins scored. The
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LambIey Kuns Awny from Father BIN DAILY.

Johnny LAmbley, who was bound over to w C, Day
until the expiration OF ITO present year. ran away
from his employer yesterday morning Lambley went
down TO Coney. Island with som" OF the stable boys
90 >unGAv and did no, get home anti ate Day
threatened a. co t.eu, IN" morning and LamDIey,
r.n'tiuE uniA previous admorii"nS decided % rin
hands al athrT liL ~ IS expected that hs will re-
IurlL IN a ttM MaY..
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The Usual Draw.

LorI'vIrE June 10 Charley DALEY Of II Louis and
Billy Murray Of Los Angeles fought at,n round match
with four ounce gloves this afternoon Roth mon arc
middswsiEhw and were in good condition pu. DALEY
weighed some thirty pounds tho most Tho battle was
bloody one throughout ana the match was declared
draw,
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1.-TWO out in last inning
New York.....................o o 9 o. Z
brooklyn ......................O o U L D
Earned run-Brooklyn. First base errors-Sew
YORK i; Brooklyn, s. Left on bascs.New York, I:
brooklyn First base on %ar fgse on
Cfar&&.. CorLhiI. buckley, Collins Burns Two base
Ia erOrook Burkett Buckley. f3utz- smith Stolen
hn..sN,larkc Denny Pnkney (2). Hit by pitcher
psmnv Wild pitches-Terry. = Passed ball-Buckley.
t'inIires-McQuaid and Powers Time-l:3a. Attend
anct-Ull.
BOSTON IT, ~. 10; PHILADELPHIA tS ~. o-rRsr CANE
Hos1oS Juno le.-The Boston IN. L. Club played two
,duy he
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RurTlto. Juno i6-Freo batting AMI loose fielding
characterized to.dny's Butiao Pittsburgh game Tho

Earned runs-Pittsburgh. g. Twobaso hit-Rohin'on.
Three base hit-Mack bases on balls-By fersun I,
BY Maui S. sacridce hts--Mhits t2l Rowe, whe,
KaneN Fields Stolen basos-Uoy, Beecher, Irwin Car
roll C0rcoran ca Robinson Double nay-Wise. Rowe.
and white Left bRses-BunAlO, 10; llttSburgh. u.
Vassed Gas-Mnck |; Quinn. l. lltt by pitched ball
ilov. Carroll Iimo-2 hours Cmpres-Gaitney and
Barnes Attendanco-o'S
ynuIpr,Prt. r. L. 10; BOSTON r. Ll ii-rrRsr GANx.
BosroS June ia-Again di; tho Boston and Philadol.
mia Players League Clubs divide honors today Two
eI
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hits-o'NeiL Larkin: Three base hits-BaldEin. Te.
Delehanty Tebeau. McAleer. Double plays-Bastian,
Pfefer ComskeY C2n Bases on balLsIFarrell lufy,
pitched pal!.Bastan; STRUCK 2ut-0Neih. Ryan q.
Duny a. O'Neil ComisEey, Radtord. Delehanty. Loft
on Gases-Chicagoes 2; Ceveands tmpires-Fer.
RSon and Hobert Time-l:55 Attendance-l,2TU.
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Sacrifice ht-Fitzgersld. Double plsys-Kennedy and
Campion. GuinAmo AMI Meistcr. Home ruu.Snil.
Three base hit-fitzceralh. Twobnso hits -Btadr,
spill. Camplon. StatE 90. Jones Gunnsso. via pitch
Cacltnrd. Passed pails-tuinassO ~, DOwd Nurrhy.
umpiro-L Corcornn. Tme-Iwo hours Attendance
800.
HAYES, II; HARTFORD. !.
Srw HAYES juno iG-The home team nut up great
batting game today Tie pCOfe.
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Earned runs-Brookyn. ). Twohnse hits-RobinBon,
Petit Sacrifice hts-1Brien. 7 shafer, conroy, Fen.
0'irien and Fennoliy; Nelson and Q Btien. Left on
Ksppel i: sha.er conroy SslSon; Daily rsI.: ";
Srrors-Athietc, Q; Brooklyn. . First base balls
WEIGH. y: oBricn, 7; shnfeT LSl NsI1i"n' tennely,
Culough Passed balls-loy. =. Time hours. IN,
pre--Steye Toole Attendance, l,4SO.
ROCHESTER,, II; SYRACUSE, @.
sYKAcysE June l4-The victory OF Rochester 10.
day was DUO simply to tile fact that Pitcher Casey OF
SyracLae was hit Just when hits needed. The
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MANY GAMES OF BASE BALL.
THE NEW YoRK CLUBs GO RIGHT ON
LOSING.

Double 0nmes In Boston and ChicaEo-Lhe
Results of tho ConteSts-MnnnEer Mu"
trio Gets "a New Piaver-Notes.
Tho chamrionship games In tho four big
Leagues yesterday resulted rs follows:
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn. s New York. a.
First camel Boston. 10; Philadelphia. o.
Second gamol-Boston. 8; Philadelphia, 2.
First gamej-ChicaEo. 7; Pittsburgh. 8.
second game,-Piitsb'Eh. 4; Chicago. 8.
Cincinnati, Z; Cleveland 3.
THE PLAYERS LEAGUE.
BROOKLYN, T: New York, g.
tlirst eamoi- Philadelphia, 10: Boston, II.
Second game - Boston, 10; Philadelphia 2.
Cleveland. :; Chicago. &.
Pittsburgh. 10: buffalo. g.
THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Athletic, G; Brooklyn. D.
Rochester. II; Syracuse. G.
THE ATLANTIC ASSOCIATIONS.
Worcester. %: Jersey City. 8.
baltimore. 5; Newark, 8.
New Haven. ~: Hartford, I.
At Wilmington-rain.
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Earned runs,New Haven T. Two.h3se hits-schoe.
neck ~. Lnllr Lynch. Home rGn-LRlly. struck out
Forster 60, oConnel!, Mann o., ii2hgennn t2l.
Moore, Stab ~, Lynch. Lay Lang ~. First base on
err0rs- New Haven g. Hartford l. Bases on balls
Mckee. Iotlord t-), Lang walsh, Mann Sacrifice hits
Moore. DOran Double pinys-Mnnn tunRssistem;
Moore, Mann ,ona liodgenioni sutton and hor.tet.
VIVA ptChes-S'aih, . stolen b1s"s--Doyle, llnnurd.
TineIi;ii. Umpire Valentine. Auendance-L.GO
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