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The sun., 1890-07-03
"zHE SPARROW" Ar DILUTE.
He Is Making . suceess or the Regatta,
but Has n SmnII Grievance


Billy Robertson, who hearuessly closed The Drum Z"
during the dog days to to Duluth Mimi and manage
the monster regatta At that place on July ~ to ~
writes Tar sUS that he expects least 800 oarsnen to
compete during the week A veritabio carnival OF
aquatic sport promised thSre being four professional
events and six amateur contsstS while the annual ro.
Eata OF the Missouri Valley Amateur Rowing Association
takes place on the third and fourth days Canoe tub
and miscellaneous races are on the programme and
the Duluth Yacht Club will have their annual sail dur
ing the week. Capt Boyton will be on hand to show
the yokels a few of his swimming fsatE and largo
band of Indians from the white Earth Reservation arc
advertised to exhibitions of all their native
AZ may be imagined the town s wild with expectation
and large excursions being made from surround
ing Stntes President Harrison anu several Of his Ab
met are expected to be present but they Will be only
minor attractions
syenS which are four ~ number-quarter mile single
Ieulla and the same distance with four Dared over
7OD In cash 10 offered tho fraternity the prizes in the
three miles single scule being sl,7jO $40 and SSto
for the trio crossing the line st Among those already
entered are Ten hyck Gnudaur, lAtnm Mckay ana
Wallace RosA The celebrated Brie' crew Of buffalo
10 entered for the four oarod event The regatta Will
be great boom for Duluth.
when nrst came here was known as Mr. Robert.
SON manager of the regatta Hut tho newspapers hero
all copy from TnR SUS AMI the conse Quence Ia that
everybody now famiiatly addresses me At the spar.
row One consolation s am tho only sparrow out this
way the English species 10 never seen here"
The sun., 1890-07-03

Tho Australian team now in England met the moSs
tremendous defeat known to AnK oAustraiRn cricket
in the match with the English professionals on june 10
and -. They beaten by All inning aud 1858 runs.
the Players Rking 526 to their 56 aud iu7 Gum -
the Players carried OF tie honors scoring 20 the
highest figure recorded against Australian crick
eteS He hit 1t all without giving chance staying ~
the wicket for nine hours and half in all.
Tho highest score over made in an inning of nrst
class cricket made by the Cambridge eleven In ita
match against sussex Notwithstanding the uninRB
osed with wicket stl to fall The al
was 7O3 of which the highest scores FOrds iol,
McGreg gor l3i. and foleys III. The match also pro-
duced tho biggest aggregate OF runs ever scored in an
important game l,33A OF these Cambridge made 5s1,
winning the ma Rtch by 425.
The members OF the st. Paul's School cricket eleven
who have been doing such excellent work defending
wckets against the crack local elevens lately are thu
legitimate successor of long line OF cricketers who
have played in years past at the school Cricket has
always been the tavorte outdoor sp9Tt at the great
always encouraged it and for some unknown reason.
ball been played St Pauls for 1t found
impossible to entirely eliminate the nat game from
tho calendar OF hOo sports but cricket S as It has
always been, the tRvorto game there There some
times many as rVe feparate elevens made up from
the various Glasses or forms as they are styled The
school Ia high toned and tho faculty has h idea
that cricket aristocratic game than base ball
The sun., 1890-07-03

Gleason, the runner, who came to Orange short
time ago aud won several lost several thousand
dollars last evening for tho Orange sports by selling
race with Carroll OF New Brunswiek for q supposed
purse OF $500 Gleason came to orange stranger and
made several matches and won them all This worked
the sporting blood of Orange up TO high pitch and
last evening Gleason got everybody to bet him. and
the eonsequsnce was he lost the race amid great ex
element 1t was so plainly seen that the race was
fake that the crowd gathered about The dressing room
and would have moobsd him had he NOT been hustled
out of back door and trouRh sdo where he
lived lie and his uausr were seen leaving the town
with g. cir luggage.
CSrroI left soon after the race. one knowing who
he was Gsason sod tickets from the box ono. and
would take the money ont and place II In the hands
Carroll man TO bet on Carroll and In this way they
reapen regular harvest. As tho Orange spOrtn had
sure thing they thOnghI, Gleason. they did
hesitate to back him for all they could borrow.
The sun., 1890-07-03
rh. New York bicycle Club Meer.

The annual race meeting Of tho New York Bicycle
Club to be held White Fains Friday gives promise
Of being Of the most successful held In Now York
this Although the attendance Of large
number OF the club men will bo lessened to eomO dc.
gree by the three days holiday, large crowd OF racing
en- expected to be In attendance Some OF
the men who, with proper hAndcapA should Hhow up
we'll Schumacher. Murphy. zimmerman, schenck,
and Hanson and some close finishes are expected to
result between these Trains will leave the Grand
oiheiss viii BE- r; rriai. 3 &. ". cfssisF and
J. @ MSFadd:n The "a cv.nts viii Ge started Fl al al s z;so
Gt 4 sS 65r1..ss' SsHF'fy X G'G5sf TGatn J.
s. ssSsasf aS%iF%sp ana J. Asyassls S Seq!!t'
T. F.ass ssFR T. u r. o pst HEpspsE Z cSlGs. w
E7?sfjy5 fSs"ss's.' q +: S:'S:.,
\ ,,, BG 49,. 4; 4 ziP%'fHn"n' n J. A c.: '" sohenok
Af% TxC Iils"@w II. Rsndsr.on; NJ o.;RJ. ploh Y
3. q d Ssans' SsH g. 3 E sye1eSy SyRsGet& ( u
s.Ss NAN y q ssa's ssSSa;t a. 6 T. z%asG zaaPsy
nSipSy 'RaF: e. w Gssi s.rtsq s2ntPR K Z
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u e ssSsRf:ni g. { \ 1S%srH.S hsSs: 4
Vi. G. Hsydecksr and c. 8 shaltaS
W O. H.ydsctsE g: he.bit G. g. shultAS, j. W.
onS nil. safety CoPeSleK A. POWERS R W. W. New.
man, K Z. W; J. b ConnOr, NJ B @; y. Mcneil l. /.
" Hanson, !: x p T. N. COsSI,,, r. W; 9, French,
Z b C.; c. Il. Clemens VI. II. Pondsrson. NJ. &c: W.
G, neydesksr, y; y. D c., Is j. KsAne, NJ B. c'' q.
Five mile sAis.y-E;. A Powers, R; W! W. Newman,
". Horton + 10. r. NJ oossttt r v. %. French \.
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The sun., 1890-07-03
THE RHK1NLUsr SWIMMING cLun.
Its DeliE htFul Beach and Quarters On Sho
East River.


Perhaps the finest beach for bathing on M0nhattsa
Island is that Of the RhenluSt Swimming Club the
foot Fftyhfth aud East River The sand has
been brought from Coney Island in scowA the mud
dredEed and the result is beach that iS very good
the place takes tho features Of miniature Brighton
Beach There is spacious pavilion overhan aging the
river, through which the cool evening breezes blow
with refreshing sweetnesS godsend to member and
their families, who sit In tho moonlight EossipnR
and drinking after the bathing music and sonEa
enivening the inomentA The soeno 10 yoTy
pleasant one Directly opposite arc the faint
lights OF BlackwelTE Island. and beyond. RimmerinEa
show tho Long Island shore Looking at tho noonlit
river and listening to tho gay laughter OF the children
and young girls boiling In the water brn1s blessed
foreetfulness of close scorchins hum
Tho RheinHst swimming Club was organized for the
this country far behind ali other nations IL received
At once the aid and announcement OF Messrs Sand
have been very liberal with prk.S and in other WAYS
bers, on the plan ot the numerous scanning ohooq
throughout England which are in the ma supported
financial support OF the Rheinlust Club been borne
by business men and few city oftciRs Ambrose Il.
Tho instructor OF the club is william B johnson, the
well known English swimmer and life saver and under
hcent Two year old boys being tne OF the
club which include. children and young aides Tho
the best swimmers permitted to 20 out OF tho life
lines md then only when johnson one OF the assist
LohssOn. Cabnetmnksr. attempted suicide last juno.
and when Johnsoms t" his rescue sezed tho life.
II only after the birrest kind or fight that John
succeeded in landing his man He holes certificates
brave rtscues and with III, remark ab swimming pow
appears to te the right man in the right place
The sun., 1890-07-03

e'n IL S %s. ns H sr hFEt a, Dn GsAn Who
a popular man in Marion county. The census shows
named @ at,sr he % ro c
%nS, promise MS e DO sood e is .hst between W.
he Nationals at rooms the M bridge A,hloS ice Club
OH Washington street. brooklyn to night
Paddy McBride SAID he had cnsred to give Lynch an
Sst ann s fGF was 4, as thu, f%i nS i.'d
F",Ses,o 'sy 2Bet2rS % & tho seattle AetiG
Thirteen rounds were fspGh.
Pow9 The two p5inSpa' in s.,.5dEy ~, mSInns, nsss
m IN
gard % hiS rspar!ed match Win fsss mccoy He said
papsrs h"SS sos yes Ss.n SpPrSasSsa Oy IN. NJ
On only IS1s Tiad S SSGoy well
% tH. EnSSs % 11 ss'S -a.s a' q Gndfs Is.
and n5S sS G5 S 3
ssSise ssS.S sSo I'M GssS hGEShsa i. pfiTSs:, 'ss
~ MiKI bESi, Prospect HarrierG
pSh RoGh. ha. c.slsd Billy Madden in FL LoSdSp ask
hh9fsa mS Hia sn % SnpS % OH: to.
meeting between him Jack dempsey. Wall refused
a match between him and bompsey we1s broken on in
consequence
All the suTEers making preparations to shake the
ply has to the Xntpodes La Banc6e says be
M sSs SHS'? = % 5I s9.
iS 0S5s' sSs .s sa' S'd S. H.Hc S %
Providence have offered 70 match Joe AgAinst
snd chst viii ares. ali IL that a1en
dare to give ten round contest
The friends Of Benny Mcii who at time hold
the championship at lis Dound1 are preparing to Riye
hun monster benSat on July u at place yet 70 be
leading variety stars viii tender thsr services on the
evening Il Viii be between Joe sontaE Ho6oKen's
elsvertst light weight, and Jack Darcy Of Baltimore
The lAtte- colored and make hard fight with tho
ss;, Of hen Tho wins wl ee ana 'x T%nnS H1Es
Taking all in all, the show viii be well worth witnessing
4 purse Of 5000 has been offered by the manage
men Of tie Pu.an Ataiehc Club FOR George G"dtrsy
doom has accepted the oner on behalf Of smith and
ia expected that Godfrey will be heard from IN few
rho men are evenly matched as regards weight. God
frey with bis long record has but one defeat scored
Ike has IN ct and vanauished several good men in his
Jackson.
as9n of P Hs.y ShS
ark and Johnny Martin on last Friday night was
a. unfair % %RSAdy y a.
d1aT when PADDY nd ssay G Ma5n
over the rosaii. inmsdatsiy "haenrsd Martin 10 an.
other 20 this rme ten rounds Pete Mccoy aeei inr
TAX. p'sce At the kniSterbocfsr Garden in ohot.n
on f6urSday night The winner will receive seventy.
csipss Tho si"ves to Se worn win be tres ounces in
Seir9t and 1t is than likely that there will be
The sun., 1890-07-03

The Second Days ProeeedinEs Successful
DeaHJte the Rain.

The second days proceedings OF the ssesnd annual
reunion OF the Veterans OF the War for the Union at
RdEowood Park was materially Adsctod by the rain
storm yesterday. Tho base ball game between the
mines of the Brooklyn Police and Fire Departm
postponed owing to the coalition Of the grounds The
athletic features Of the reunion we're also postponed for
the same reason These games vii bo decided on
Tuesday July I5 when another Interesting programme
OF exhibitions speeches and drills will be given
As soon the ann ement OF the OF
the games was made pub 10 the other fsHurss Of tie
anair were fully enjoyed Dancing formed the main
portion aud during the evening nearly souO persons
were present big OK Weighing nearly 900 pounds
was roasted on mammoth spit in the nOrthea
q the grounds ~ O'Clock the bovine was carved and
distributed among the persons present. who
1t excellent The awlnRs, Punch and Judy, and the
usual cohcomitants of hrsclass festival helped along
the enjoyment wbe tnterspeTssd betw the dances
were addresses by William A. Powers. Chairman Of the
Committee OF Arrangements, and Joseph W. Kay,
Chairman Executive Committee OF the Veterans
Rights Union Patriotic selections were also rendered
by q capital band Of thirty piecea
The sun., 1890-07-03

Tyn,basr hits--JOrdan,
'-.l'Thlu ilTS' hA.r n
piOu. CudW1rtl ~, Guin-
base on srTVTs -NAkhln1'
The sun., 1890-07-03

4sn;s a.: !.19s sending crew or two

to the Albany regatta on July
Tho next rsgulAt meeting OF the delegate. 10 ths
Made states ksG1ua association Wlll pe hSld ~ the
Mr. ]. r Hicks OF the Union Boat Club says he 10 will
ing aud anxious to row match race with Alexander
HOodB OF the AtAlAniA Boat CLUB At Any time before
August 10 These two met last year, HckS winning
Mr IL @ +. RAndoJ h of A. c. A. No RNS has offered
10 presAnt the A. O. A. for C0mpSttiOn at the meet
in August handsome silver mug q. padding priAs
for cAnuestA II Ia 10 be Compoed for IN ciA one
mile padding with dsokSd cAn0es The donor Ia
veteran cRnOeiS. and reeOmmsnis the north or sound
10 the next meet,
The past two TsgAttAS held In these waters have dem
onItTAted the tact that II clubs 10 continue 10
hire uEs follow ths races the agsneaLions wl have
10 matter IN hand aud endeAVOr tO frame laws
that Will govern EAt uEs and koSp them on tile course
Tie present habit ~ some OF the tugs nf lying hA way
IN the COARSE and Then compelling The contestants 70
f6Nt rprXh Ter ~. lone hat should he rontrd
materially lnterfeIes with ihe oA fAnsn ana otFn
changes tNr rrHilt so Tug HhOu!d be Allowed 10 Ap'
pruaCh " thin nfty feet OF the lRa boat In race
The sun., 1890-07-03

II is announced that swimmer giving hS name
and title J. B. johnson champion long and short dis
tAnce swimmer OF England arrived In this city Bat
urday and here for the purpose OF swimming
somebody for 5000 . side. The whole affair has
queer look Eoswimmsr by the name o. JohnSon has
field the title OF champion OF England during the past
fourteen yeAfI and the J. 4. johnson that held the
ponshlp before that IL not dead IL old man
ming DAYS srs over There 4 suspicion thhs he aSw
isss SsAshorS hotel keepers into getting purse for
the S5 700 side y taken ~ 1t WAS tntehdsd-S pleasant
iOke.
The sun., 1890-07-03

susAlcp.. 9hSdii9 I'll
Brooklyn...'...'.' '...'''..''.o Ill
Haddocf Wise, IlalliEar Rove MoGsachy, zery:
bals-By Fsrsnn 4; by haddock, 9; by Murphys struck
out-By Ferson. p by Haddock, 2; by Murphy Stolen
ply, MeG.acIy. ssery. AndTswS Cook; Left on 5Ases
Rainsy Double plnyaEBeecher and Rowe Bauer, warp
and Cook Murphy Bauer. and Cook. Time-2lo. Um.
pires-Matthews and Leach. Attendanoe-4t7.
CHICAGO r. Ll 10: FHILAnKLrHA tr. L1 s.
CnrcAao, July 2-Tho tP. L) game to-day resulted as
The sun., 1890-07-03

Runn sarnednst Louis l. Rochester, !: TTobege
paw-Phillips and Knowles, FnlIsN HiEEnh and Rose.
man. First base on bAs-oH B1Tr, 3; on Hituock. l.
barr, .. BA4es stosn-FulIsr MCCARTHY, and HgginS
Time-2lo umpire-korinA Auendanoe-47s.
TOLEDO 5; ATHLETIC, o-yoRTEII TO TOLEDO.
TOLEDO July 2-Ths Athletics lost tho fourth game
with TolSdo to-day. There was big kick IN the last
0too Manager Norton insists that tho nns OF siooo
tonight The score:
The sun., 1890-07-03
SPORTS ON THR Bali Field.
roV GnU 0LUns lEADl OUT1UNEi
hr@RDl1sg ODHGReEA

nov RuU 0LURg 1rADH 0UEh1V 'GGS-
k@Rpl1tg O0HfRsE2
The New yTeSA o. - orb che 9.aY SnsSs
Our Eeoal EluHs - osoEO 3 yleseSV-
HnneP Eoagps 0ssFss-raSwS ed eesslP.
The ohampionship games In the tour major
leagues yesterday resulted aseotloWSt
EJu Nk1ToHAI LnhouR
PittsbuzGh. 10, NsW YoTts
Clnoinnaa o. bEooklyn, /
uSrst game, Boston. 81 OQVuanAA
uSeoond camel Boston, 81 0lsvSaenA Z
Philadelphia. " Mfoaga&
FH1 F1AYHRS EEAouR
NoETuA5I Csvelend,&
AA NI Brooklyn, n
6hiOaGo. iOI PhiladSlpnfAe
Boston. 81 Pittsburgh. 4
M klCK1roAN ASSOCIATION
LoS1gV0A o. SFookiyn. Q.
NsAoAN b Athletic q Forfeited % TUisdo.
g. Goais, o; Rochester. 4
Syracuse 7, Oolumbaa. 4
0RH ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
UnS1gtpa. ~ Worcester. q
AtotheF cities rstn.
The sun., 1890-07-03
Games To-day.

RATIONAL LNAGUR.
Pittsburgh " New York. at TittsburEh.
Cincinnati Va Brooklyn, at Cincinnati
Cleveland VA Boston. AT Cleveland.
Chicago Va Philadelphia, at Chicago.
PLAYERS LkAGuR
Cleveland ~. New York. at Cleveland
Buffalo va Brooklyn, at Buffalo.
Chicago vs. Philadelphia, at Chicago.
PittsburRh VI Boston, at Pittsburgh.
AMERICAN ABsoCIATio1.
No games scheduled.
ATLANTIC AssoctLTIoF.
Baltimore 70. Jersey City, at Baltimore.
Newark Va New Haven. at Newark.
Washington VA Worcester, at Washington.
The sun., 1890-07-03
Fairies for tho LarOlmont Race.

Tho entries for tn, Larchmon race, 10 be sailed to-
morrow arcs The sCl Oontrs AYslSA, Yiaior GcnaliA
LoluS and lsonA. tho Sinups Anaconda LriE Mari
luitN UhnclAw Kathleen kousa, foY Bantam;
the cutters Clara and Minerva also the catbVHlS Aura,
LAkshmL Falcon, GiEgs hiYaL anu aeIicA
The sun., 1890-07-03
CoLuMnr4 July 2-BAttery errorS won the game Il
Syracuse today. The scorer

hitS-Lehane Esterday, Wright Thres:base hit-Iom
Ssss Sa es,lsN0 Rruuss q o F"so !; o Casey
STRUCK outBS KnaunA 6E Easson, 3; ey casey, q.
knausa Time-i.5o umpire-Teoe. AttsndAnce-l,2Oo
st. LOUIS si ROCHESTER,,
Rr Loun July 2-fhe Browns won the fonrth con.
ssoutiyO game from tho Rochester team to-day The
hrnR
The sun., 1890-07-03

Ten. 3! Worcester. Left on bAsss-w sahington, Il
worcester, o Struck out-by stafford. e. by DantslG
l. Passed ball-Rddle Tims-l:55. Umpre-Ksly
The sun., 1890-07-03
Tho National Rrne Association.

Tho regularly monthly meeting OF the National Rife
Association which have been held in tho Temple
court bgding Tuesday, postponed on account OF
the absence OF most Of tho members for tho
son. It II expected any meeting viii take
place u,t.I September A programme Of coming events
will be sued next week.
The sun., 1890-07-03
RGH July 2-Boston won TO. days game chi
b the pitching of Gumbert The sooro:

hits-vtSner Kelly. Twob base is-Corcoran Robinson,
Brown Murphy. Sacrifice hits-Qunn l2l Beckey,
Robinson. Madden. Quinn (BostonL Struck ont-ysner,
Robinson, Calvin Kolly. Brown Bats on balls-rsnor.
bhSeS-Richnrdson. Quinn: Time-laSa Cmptres-
GAhney and Tener Attendance-2357.
The sun., 1890-07-03

EafnsS runEMoass5e S f9hSSsiDhA 4 TwSSSSe S
enta Hutchinson. Home run-H amiton. Stolen bases
-AnSon Cooney tn Bases ballB-B BY Vickery
0: 6y Hutchinson 2 hlt By bAll-Ayers. Struck out
by Hutchinson. 0, By VickSry Ttme-l;4h Umpire
Lynch
The sun., 1890-07-03
pu1YA1o IN. 1.A II; pnoorLrN n. 1.l ii.

scorers pen on Monday and said something
about every pitcher having his otf days. Muir
ply called the turn on himself There was
Brooklyn outneidors. I'd Andrews nearly ran
his legs Of chasing soakers TO the back fence.
baeFors apiece and Rowe and Wise each con-
tributed .. double. Wise crossed the home
plate ,dve times so9soi bis long hite would
Seery spiked him accidentally in the third
inning Seventeen hits, with total OF twenty
Soery did the best fielding for Brooklyn. In the
fourth inning Connie Mack gave Daily grape;
vine on the homo plate. took the fall and
tonched tho plate In safety. Persons arm gave
out. and Haddook relieved him in the fifth in-
The sun., 1890-07-03

SYDNEY. n. S. W. July 2.-O'Connor the
oarsman admits that he was fairly beaten By
Stan- bury yesterday. He declines to make
further matches in Australia
The sun., 1890-07-03

Fotals........t 1890 10

-. IoIAIb .......5 II B6 IT
swimming run made with no out
Cleveland -..............o 0 o o o ia
tSston on..................l ! o 2-o
Earned dEuns-Clsyeland.s; 8; Boston, Twobase hits
MeKoAn, Smith Sacrifice hits-Veach, DowBe, fucker
buillyan (al Stolen bases-Daiey Long. struck out
by Lin1on, II by Ciarklon 4. Basos on ba1-By Lin
0oln 81 by ClArkson s Double plAyB-Ardner and
FSach t2); Dowse and thinner: smith and Tucker lN
Timo-2lo. Umpire-strief. AttendAnce-sO0
PHILADELPHIA u. Ll 7: CHICAGO q. Lh 4
0zsoAso July a-The National League game today
The sun., 1890-07-03
and few others wouldn't be objected to 80
much, because they left us in q decent way"


BArned Lups.oleveand. 9 Ney York : LHS bnTs sn,.
qiins, Conner; Richardson. ssortnoe hiEsItarkin,
6'RouIte RichsEason Stolen Sase.-Dslshsnty; .I *
pallI-By BHksly BY o'DnE Double plsysapslsS lays. nS
Connor Passed bAl-Brown. Hit by pitcher-Bakeley.
Tme-1tbL Umptres-Rnight and JonsA Attendance
The sun., 1890-07-03
Games OF tho John p. ROdeGrott Assooia-

Ono Of the jOiest parties that ever left this city In
search Of recreation and outdoor sport that which
attended the sixth annual outing games John
p RodoGrotts Pleasure Club, held on Sunday last at
Greenw AIDS drove, Now Dorp 8. !. There were six
events decided, and handsome prizes were given to
the winners In each event. william HildsbrAndt
showed himself to be the best athlete Of the day He
won three Of the events, and OF the that
the tnree.leGged race. John MoAleer would have
won the potato race, having won his trial easily but
his wind gave In the fin Al and he was forced TO
give mp AsummAry Of the Ames IL as follows
POTATO " yards. " on by William HildebrAndL
ThreelegEed rHos 50 yardG won by William Hide
brandt and J SsberS
Sack race 81 feet won BY Otto BuBs
Two mile walk, won by William iiildsbrandt
One hundred yard dash won by william HldebFand1
BRK race. 81 feet won by Mr. Levy
During the day President Gus Kuppcr was presented
with red, white and green badge which proclaimed
him the champion beer drinisr of %iam.burrh. Bob
BAteA the junior champion H. D. made the presenta.
ton speech The onicials wsre: Refsrse John Nc
AIser; starter r. hodsEIotts; iudGes Edward Nay
nArd and T odell; scorer. Dave o'GrAdy
The sun., 1890-07-03
TotalS .......B e2I 10 o TotAlS........6 20 . .
ST,.o ort whan Athlatna Iaft tha dAId q

1.-TWO out when AlhIetio1 Iett tue held
7GsssGi 77ssi.PiS:: .::::::.: dS99GSS-
schsib.st Purcell ThLss6Hss hit-G; sh.fei' Double
and wefdsn. bases on balls-0h Seward, Il Oh
Oksil 7. Struck out-By oksn, p BY Seward =
bsw1fd, l. lined hours. AttendAneo-Looo I'm.
The sun., 1890-07-03
INTERSTATE LEAGUE tEAsr).


At Denver-OmahA 81 Denver, O.
Al Ranaas City-SiopX City, 4; Kansas City, ~.
A. ST. FAul-Milwaukee. Al ST. Paul, 10
At Mime Apolis-DeB Motneh =; Mime ApoiiA 4
The sun., 1890-07-03
Hinor Leagues,

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
The Londons refused to play the Saginaw. Ray CITY
team on account OF wet lronnds. The saEinaws in.
hlsted that the grounds were dry enough aud the
umpire 30 decided, EVinG the game tn sAGinaw TO o.
Rain prevented the Toronto Detroit and the Montreal
Grand Rapids games.
The sun., 1890-07-03

hitS-Deeker l0 Berger, GassSock, Henry, Russs.
Ter, becker Heokor, Henry CN, Clark, GlAsscook.
Howe. .popbe pAy-Hswe and HornqnR- Base on
Denny, Clark. Howe, M by pitched eall-Hoekcr
mice hits-Gumhsri. GIasseocs Hornung lark Russio
Left on bASes-rittsburEh, I; New York, II. Time
Pills Umpire-Crane
The sun., 1890-07-03
NaNaslenal l1eagua

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PrrTsBuRaH July 2-The Pittsburgh National
League team went into the game to-day with
vhirl such ss was never seen before. They have
q great batting streak. and Burketts curves
were twisted oil out Of shape. were cent sizzling
hot against the fence. Then he was wild as
well, and gave numerous bases on balls, netting
quito o number Of runs In themselves. Will
Gumbert pitched for Pittsburgh. and while he
was wild and was hit hard at times. he had
with the BAT also, aud his hitting was responsi-
ple for several runs, IN iHet, everybody MT the
riffs and a life out OF FIVE times at bat. Pitts
burRh began business In the first inning. The
The sun., 1890-07-03
July 2A-Tho tP. l., game to-day resulted as

Chic ago. 0-l0
Phiadelphia. ..................o o2 % o O.
Earned runa-ChicaHo 4; Philadelphia 2. Two-baso
hits boyle (2) Pfeder Three base hit-Farre Strnck
out-Bastian Ryan, MilliRAn, Mulvey. Passed balMil
Hit by pltchsr-BaStian. Left on, baSts-chicAKo, i
Philadelphia Time-lt55. Umptres-FerRuBon and
Holbert Attondnnce-s53
nosros, tr. Ll 4: PITTSBURGH tr L)2
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