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FlEht Nova from Runalo.

BuTTALo. Aug. 29-Now that the Arlington Athletic
Club has abandoned the idea Of fighting the authorities
order prohibiting professional pugstio
matches in this city the sports beRono and
leaving town in large numbsrA The success OF tho
numerous glove fights during the winter under the
auspices Of the Buffalo Athletic Club the Erie County
Club and the Arlington had tho effect Of overruuning
this town with large fry and small wasted pugiiss
and the Newspaper columns were led with oh halonEes
1t was get rid Of undesra able element than
discourage sport that Norm issued
his order, and the good had TO 40 with che bad.
Tommy Warren. the clever little pugilist, Is still in
the city and has mad hard luck with his matches War
rem BY his seutlemaply demsanor has made n%merous
OF Boeton has been declared OF by the Erie County
third light for which he has trained and
had his trouble for nothing The previous ones in
Cleyo and and tho match with KennArd. tho St Paul
Kid. whose conduct induced the Erie County Club to
have no further dealings with him and declare the
match or Warren expects 10 leave for New Orleans
tomorrow.
Tho return 6ght between Ike Weir and Prof. James
Conuors for ST. 75o Sept g. was to have been mado
the subject OF controversy with tho autnortieA but
this has been abandoned. and with It dies puEsm in
Rrlo county Tho police threaten to bag any more
fighters who should show up here
It would not be surprising IL somo Of the athletic
cubs would either TO the all or consolidate Outside
OF tho Roye.hght features they have not beon over
uucoeAaful and there 10 not room in Buffalo for
than one purely athletic club house.
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IA. R. Elliott Kansas cty's crack trap shot who
recently won the American field cup which represents
the individual live bird championship of America by
defeating DT. Book, NJ Indianapolis has already
been challenged by several gentlemen who desire
to shoot him fer the cup The nrSt challenger
was Sam Gay the weiknown sportsman Of
Glen Hall. Ind, and his challenge was At once
dsts for the contssI This was earlier than
Ar Gay expected to shoot but in letter oeivsd yes
tsTday hs state: ina. be viii b on hand Under .he
at hfty ye brdS Mr. day has the reputation OF being
one Of IndianAS best uhotA and will doubtless give Mr.
Elliott hard race in order win the cup his ind.
ydqa DroRs, and so9Tirs she d ,,is Of
cssstuiy defend the cup for period OF two years To
do this ho win have 10 and defeat all the crack
shots Of Ame ericA-A HorculeAn tkIk.
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ArHLE1To srEAnsHIP MEM
TIE Arruona's asawsa RsSov Bay's
0pert ~ Fleasaas valley.

Ths Arinona's osa@ea Raloy nay's
9pert ~ Pheasant Valley.
About 800 men Of the \ ~ ArtIoaA held their sso-
ond annual nports and picnic a. Pleasant Valley Grove
the Hudson yesterday. The rain In the afternoon
materially aRectsd the outing but the Arn too ussa
TO water to allow shower 70 ansot them, and their
sports vsat on with only sight intsrminslon. The
ohiesrs Of the affair were President james Martini
Secretary D. Christisi judge W. }. Honour; Starter
James Gibson. Dancing impromptu football and
City Of Berlin made The time pass pleasantly
The l0o-yards dash. nnal heat was won by Taylor
with Hinks second and Leighton third after q very
close race. only half yard separating the trio.
In the nnai heat of the onefuronE hurdle race Leigh
ton won. with Kinks second
W. Whitehead won the ons-miis walk, with y. Martin
second, after an Interesting race. -
In the running high jump, X. links won At feet o
inphoA Leighton winning second with fest inohes
The haltmlIe handicap. was won By J. Hunter with
j. Mongsr won the potato race, with j. Hunter
second.
: The mile handicap Was the race Of the day j..
Hunter 1o ysrdh proving the victor after good gamQ
contssk r. hinkS bcraeh getting the place By good
spurt- -,
@. NcNair second.
W. Ooliafd (SJ yardD won the quarter mile handicap
rup, with J. Hunter TO yardb) capital second.
Martin second.
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Yaehts I'D shelter Islaud.

SHELTER IsLASD, L. l.. Aug 2S-rHchtS and HAilboAta
OF all kinds still numerous in the waters around
this Island sSpeeiAy III the vicinity of the ManhAnse
and ProSpss Houses. Among those which have at
trGcted attention within tho past fow days tho
large sohoouer-rREsd yacht Gloden FsscS. which
arrived from England after severe pASsAKe across tho
ocean not many weeks ago ThS Golden Fleece has
been chartered from her owner In England by Mr..
Frank oSborn OF New York. lie has already made
eTSI extended cruises Al present he aud his family
Yacht taking frequent cruises in reeonio Bay and
Vicinity. Among other yachts anchored In the bay
the viking, New York Yacht Club, Dol. John Mason
LoomI and party on board the ooEilS recently sold
tors, by Royal PhepS carrOllj the NEmPh LArehpons
WAnl, all OF the New York Yacht Club
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Tho cambridgspor. Cycle Club will hold Its ann us
road race on Sept IL.
Tho macAdAmiZed roads In the vicinity OF Long
Branch are in perfect condition
There Will be nine State championships run ct the
Syracuse meeting on Sept ! and
Tho MisseE Nulfords of Newark the venture
some lady bicyclsts in or around New Jersey.
The orSDss sSyS G%SsE Of racers In
Tho fall race meeting Of the Maine division OF the
League OF American WheOmsn Will eo hold at Portland
on Labor day.
The Brooklyn Ramblers viii bold a club champion.
ship Labor day as viii also the Bedford Cycling
Club of Brooklyn.
Ono of tho features of the New York State Division
meet win be two divisions composed exclusively Of
ministers and doctors.
George Hsudee OF the Manhattan Athletic Club 10 rid.
ing % .Gt% o % m f. S'
Tho races to be run by the Manhattan Bicycle Club on
safety. ayo mills ordinary. twems safety; and two
A. I. Banker of the New York Athletic Club and O. NJ
NisbStt Of the New York Bicycle Club viii shortly
Fffty.nlnth street this city
meeting Of the w wh5smens % sSwIins LsAEus vim be
p4osS q b. ssP r%E Bun last winter wi"
Gold and silver medals will be awarded to nrsr aud
men In h' M = seyS
for the best net time over the course y"
Ae & aS sss asdsa 'Gns Sast sp r. hH
eaigd Judge at two of the trials when the records
lied Jersoy cubS have secured quarters
arlington avenue and Main street A dArk. gray uni
form with tho letter; 4 Q G. on the COLLAR has been
OF the club now numbers forty. among whom are sew
erAl ladies'
1t may be of interest to lovers of cycling to know
that 1t has been rumored that the members Of the
Queens county Wheolmen will shortly enjoy O match
race between AessrA Capt 9aortrup Psttt and MIEee
each Of whom 70 hGd the record Of the club for
BIT dsi pSi
Garden Cy to HOmDsIsad and return In tho fore part
OF September
Atthe Charter Oak track Hartford last week H. &.
Laurie the English racer 10 attempt 10 make
one mile safety record succeeded in establishing new
figures for tho half mile doing the distance in minute
llt5seeqnds the hest previous tmeitor the distance
was 2;s8 4a or +5 seconds behind tho record He Will
probably ride the mile under 2 ~ this week.
Tho Chicago Cricket Club with tho assistance OF the
for o race meeting which will eclipse anything ever
previously held in the West Is intended to hold tn
meeting Sept 10 and 20 the and perfect
grounds OF hb UTicket club The bicycle ufAotur
ers have Slgnhed their intentions Of Offering valua
prizes aud, . the races will occur few days
previous 10 the Peoria msstnG It VIII 30 Sohyensn nt
nendee, Ives Lawris and Willis TO compete
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~ atsH n, when the appointment % the mhnartnf
committee viii take place Handsome medhlA which
ere exhibition Tomling will Be presented 20 the
winning oartmsu aud eoxWaina
Remington. the ManhattAns' spyinter, q credited
with running dead heats than any athlets In the
county. lie had three al the ~, A. O opening Gamea,
tive At the Eastern ehampoushipS and IAEeY ; som;
petes At meetinga but what close race DECIDED
dead heat against him. He was practically robbed Of
the hrst fnal in the yard run At the 81 GeorGe A q
Rames One OF the reasons for these decisions ~ hs
great speed Al tho finish Ten yards from home ne ap
neAra hopeleAsly OF the but his apart brings
him up 20 the tape with terrific rush and the judges
become bewildered AMI clutch the dead heat eafety
line instead OF watching the race the Judges would
keep their eyes on the tape they would be competent
The members Of tho Kings County Flying Club Tn
huEurated the young bird flying season for 1890 IN
race from Wilmington on Sunday last The start was
a. o'l4 A. " by John 2. CORY bagGAge agent OF the
W. and 3 R r at wlinlnston, ana the entry was
from the lofs OF Mesare Prior CLARKE OuGhetreA and
bohol OF Brooklyn and Mr.. J. w housel Of the New.
ark n. j. section Of the club This was the resuti
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The nGauahau qua Club.

Tho Manahau Gun Club old Long Island orRaniza.
tion held its nrst annual prize shoot combined with
picnic, Louis Miera Dexter Park yesterday after
noon and evening The scores;
First Eyent-ren glass bAA 70 yards rise; gramwoll
Second Eyent-Fiye blue rocks = yards rise BRAIN
we'll 4: Blake, 81 Thouret u W. OhArlick, ); r. Phis-
ter y; 7. Short,
THIRD Evsnt-Fixo glass bAIlS 81 yards rise, Bran.
we'll 4; Blake I; W. ChArlick, l. Phistor ); Short
2; BldeEt Il W. MAnahan. l; Kirner q: uberRloik a
Fourth RYSnt-F1yo blue rocks, 23 yards rise; Bran.
we'll :; Blake. q Charlch, l; PhiSter, b. short 81:
Eldork 3; ". AanahSn = KirnSr !: oberGois, 2; J.
Q; bennett 81 Col seioVer. d Hunti H. Van sicken,
3; c. MoeBch. ].
Fifth Eyent-Fifteeu blue rockS 81 yards rse-R
Phsssr y, & Bennett 70; COL ssover 4; H. Van SICK.
Niils o; Hunt 81 Blake, I; Moesch. 4
sixth Eyent-Flvo RlASS bAlA a yards Eiae-Dethlan
2; I. Short l; BrapweL ); j. Hopkins, II W. Hopkins
8; Col sslover; a; Bennett !; Garrett 2; Van Sick
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III. su,. Aru,n.t che New TorLs.

None of the oicAis OF the New ork P L) Club were
present at Brotherhood Park yesterday but Manager
Ewing said no know all about the trouble which the
stub with Architect King and particularly tho suit
which latter brought against the club for
el5s7. The fact H." said EwinE "ths man King was
simply employed as an architect on the grand stand
and beAoherB He had nothing at all to do with the
gTadng RFound his business 10 be at the
grounds daily bnt he was absent freaIenty Another
shan expected Whom Contractor Cram failed the
club took affairs into Its own hands Why didn't King
to Il that the Eurotes of Contractor Cram were
t9apd mani Then he pnts IN bill for grading EroundA
He had nothing to do with that"
''win night him In tho courtst Certainly. We are
going to he imposed upon lie has charged us ssv.
eral hundred dollars much. We mean pay him
fair amount for fair work and nothing more"
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Eddie Lober. the clever bantam Of the National A. c.
was very indignant last night over statement from
W. Horohau OF the Bridge A. C. He said: although
Horohan has my antagonist twice and 10 regarded
by some people my enemy. l. personally. thought
him to be gentleman. His Language does not sound
very much that way. II 10 impossible for to get
dswn TO los pound1 my former class without feeling
weak and have therefore adopted los TO llO pounds
my standard weight As regards his offer In bo
q Pierce ia rather have shs latter speak for himself
known Brooklyn book ma or 10 Wiling to m ak
. match Tor Itobor with Horohan for Sludo trophy
II necessary Lober iB an unaIBuminR little lad with
iots OF spirit Il was the prevalent opinion tho
majority OF those who witnessed tho last 20
tho Two bantams that Lobsr did not receive Just
ment from the 1udRea
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The Attendance Yesterday.

Games To-day.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Ct LouiB W. Louisville ut st. Louis
Toledo Va Columbus, at Toledo.
OTHER oAHRs.
Benators VA AlloFton1 at Monitor Park.
Newark va Greonpoint AthleticA at Long island
grounds
Bay Ridge Athletics W West shoreR at New York.
Maroons vs BedfordS at Leo Park
varunA Domsstic1 at Far Roekaway.
Leontines va. RmoraldA at yaE Nest.
ClintonB vs. Monica ira, at Jasper Rroundo.
Aphonsos Va. MAdisonA at ErastnA-
Xayiers Va Young Men At ErAstinA
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NEW YORK Up. L-). 6; CLEVELAND (P. H.. D.
Gruber attempted TO do a little bit Of sharp
practice yesterday at brotherhood Park, and
had 1t not been for. the quicksighi iedness OF
Acting Captain Richardson and the deter
mined stand taken by Umpire Jones the trick
night haNe been successfully .accSmplIshed;
were at the bat RiehArdson was sent 70 base
throw OF tho catcher. ami got to third on John
ston's sacrifice Two men wero out Slattery
having been caught in the meantime BY Radford
a. let. The next three men at tho bat were
Whitney. shannon, and John Ewing. Gruber
commenced his funny business with Whitney
q the bat he san chance Of preysntinR
Richardson from scoring by giving Whitney
and shannon bases on balls. depending on
Living as being q suro ont. II this did not
work he would delay the game until darkness
eel IN He placed Whitney on hrst on balls;:
the hat he unfortunately made q halk in at
tempting to deliver the ball, and richardson.
prs declared It q balk. Gruber kicked llke a
steer. and 70 did some OF the rest OF the Gleye;
lands. Umpire Jones pulled out his watch nnd
gave the kickers one minute 10 proceed. They
proceeded Richardson's run Won the game.
The score:
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Ca.boats In n SIN breeze.

GKEESwIcH Aug 23 Tho carnival for twenty
foot cat boats for silver presented by B. H. Yard
sailed off tho Indian isrbor Hotel this AftSmoon
The wind was from the northwNt and blew hard ali
through tho race Tho starters were ". J. Jonss'S
Phyllis OF The Indian HATbOr Yacht Club and Il A.
ShermRnB ZeloA Of tho American Yacht Club me
PhyliS won In hour and 10 soooudA The 3slioA al
not nnIAh
Club WAS sailed his afternoon In heavy north sse
wind Tho 10 the large elaSsSa was 10 Centre
Island buoy six mics dead TO leewATd, and return
The smRu boats sailed Triangular course oneS AFound
Captain Island Tho winners in the eighth olASs NeSO
Horace WilmGrs Pearl and Q. risIee,s Dot MAth
iSh In the cabin class were Alex q WiGnlSS KlSAnSR
and " A. HAmiltons Aloedo.
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K,lra,u Wants to Meet Sullivan Again.

CHICAGO. Aug. 23.-Jake Kilrain arrived In
this city to-day. In response to a question he
said: II do not know that shall ever enter
the ring again. My wife is desirous that
should remain outside. and may consult her
wishes in the matter; but you understand that
the chief desire of my life has been to meet
Sullivan again. and I will arrange match
with him any time that It is convenient for
both OF us. My friends are willing TO back me
for $4,000 again at any time Sullivan wants to
"Do you think you would accept q challenge
from jackson ?" was asked.
He is not at present beard 30 much talk
about match betwesn Sullivan and jackson
that never considered the mater OF meeting
actlon |. would take on q challenge from the
AnAtrhliAn."
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JACK DEMPsEr rs Ho1LE AeAIM
Oasrs - Fisht aay lsA-pouna nEnn Nsr non
oS,oOO 90 eIo.oOo \ side.

ok,oOO 90 $1,000 side.
Jack Dempsey has got back after year and hairs
absence The reports that had East Just before
HE battle wish Billy Mccarthy that Dempsey was trs.
mendously weak, II not already dying OF consumption.
had foundation Tho fact H. the Nonpars looked to
Be A. WE'LL put together In limbs and lons
boxer. suN reporter had very pleasant chat with
the champion At the usuted Es,ns once yesterday,
and this IL what he saidi
II am home aeaIn ana seem to recognise the bear
inEu in this part Of the world Why shouldntI'r This
IL my birthplace, and all my early associations are
connected with this locality have come here with
combination to make money. and II there IL money in
any match offered am In It."
81 How about the 5000 purse offered by the olympic
Club Of New Orleans FOR you to hEht Bob Fitssim.
mopain
II tell yon out for money. lam glad to be told
Son ever know an organization 10 say hat they would
S uSs S aSs ] TsSu ps rS q. :AS
Club, and uutl 40 must decline 10 discuss The mat
s%.:t f GpSst oS1iE RS
what You 6svs heard tSS. yoaiG NOT Ss%t II s0atS
leans {. quietly anywhere else under equal chances
sEE !, sIid that yCn may 60 to Epslsnd,. ,,
IN .y SsYs Gs %S %
eSsfd ro %a and cSsf 6o S0S
o. for Snf
matter, why should 10 over at all suppose one OF
these dhputanI champions should be invited over here
what then There II lot Of talk going and perhaps
the least said the better. But will say one thing.
amiout to nght any la.pound man IN the world for
from 6NUO0 TO $4,000 side, and such purse
Responsible club shal offer Never mind the limit 10
,hS purse Let the club be one OF the rstclass they
viii probably hang up decent purse Tehrs is no use
In an after talk Dempsey said he st hoped to got on
another battle with La Blanche II have exhausted
lot OF shot in trying hin into another enRnEo
msnt" continued Jack but have still couple OF un-
exploded shells either Of which may make him come to
Dempsey'1 friends will aive him royal reception at
the Palace Rink Grand street MilliAmAburRh to
row night All the Far Western talent whom Jack has
brought with him will appear At the athletic part Of
the show. 30 will jack MoAuliNo, Denny Costigan,
GeSrEe Dixon and other Eastern 6oxeIa Jack himself
weight who whipped hfke Lucie 1t ought to bo show
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PrsGldsnt Phelps Of the American Association has
MADE formal demand i0r "a Daily late Of the Brock.
the New York National League team President Day
iId Yesterday that the New feIk team Would play him
association; Daily himself states that ho viii Play N
paid Ho viii bring the meter TO the attention OF the
board OF Arbitration In LsteIsnoe 70 the report that
bs thrown oah q the GIouad % that tas nSaSnal Sna
RIs s. S' E Rsr ~ iSHhI - DAILY wa
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Tha Asaoelatloa Rrothsrhooa peaL

ST. LouiL Aug 2a-ThS Brotherhood contingent in
this oly has received authentic information from Chi
cAEo that the proposed RmAEamatOn Of the American
Association and Players League has been effected.
This information comes from . member OF the Chicago
Players League Club and iS further stated that there
will BE- sunday In the rlaysrS League There ID
big Ajax against taking In Won der Ah0 both In the
OhicAEO Gna Boston tsAmsi In fact al the Players
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s:Isyoy s.ndsfs 4SrssSs.s ii sis:Slalysy sSin
MllliEap n MSlyey. shindie. Ryan. Boyle comistoy.
ssnasrl FarpSr ana aSan sSuEl ri Pfep sSd
Com,sEsy; CeIiakey and Boyle Left On basas-Rhils
ftener. williAmson C2l. BARTON co. shugAEt First
on ballsshindle, Hallman, Pickett ca. MilliEan az
sanderS Ryan ffener, BarSton Hit By pitched BALI
balls-aillEan, Farrell cl. Time-2 hours. UmpiroS-
Ferguson and nolbert
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The NewsurEA Athletic Club Regatta.

NEWBUl0H, Aug MA strong northeast wind has
been blowing all day. and whom the time arrived to
call on the second days races OF the N0wbuFGh Ath
lstio Clubs summer regatta the was too high Rain
also 10 fall and the Regatta Committee post
poned the TAeeS until Saturday next The committee
has disqualified D. Rogers Of Saratoga from starting
SlonAl The tudSse have awarded the double Sou race
yoh 90 sAaly b{ the Don9ghus erothsr yssIsrdAy %
FToupd that the bAvs right to ada AFneal
The sun., 1890-08-24

League men have q dsiiks for .dsr bees- and hls
nstheds hma{ Be- iust pos.,ele that a team may %
placed here and Won der Ahe ffoaen out ..
ne tntsretsve League oopsd mp shop this veek
has been gradually dying for month Eirst slsinra
rresiaeIt Of he leasua who was sso GS.suEsr %
funda Evansviis failed 70 appear at roguar eehea
ued game, 90 last Tuesday the season Wound up ena
81 proinIsing plkySrp on the maTfsL
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NEWPORT r. l.. Aug 23-The following arc the entries
for handicap tennis ent at the Casino
for the cup presented by Thomas Hitchcock First
class Hollis Hunneweu and G. r. Fearing. Jr.; second
class Thomas Hitchcock. Jr, and @. @ Baldwin, third
class T. R. Wharton and Lloyd warren; fourth class
E. steyena and r I. Wilson, Jr.; nth class, Herman
Bruen and G. A. Baldwin. The haudicaps 10 for Q
que for second class half 70 for bisque the
third class half for bisque for the fourth class and
the fth clASS The cup is OLD English mug OF
SILVER. Play begins on Monday.
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HAcEENAoE, Aug 23.-HAckenSAek has not been -
excited in long time as to day when the ortAni VisA
Club and HGcksnSAcE Association mines played game
o. BAH for Ihs bcnent Of the hospital Ths !yAlH BE-
tween thsm has been intense aud ths the BSeSAA
eAns q h4 seItes IN whtoh ohtAn1 hAA taxa ta5
b1Aa1hA ottARi WOa ~ otea
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beat Mard's sgareGation no matter how hard
the yiglttnS ,teaps plsy. The PIttsbprEh out
SS e: hen S S.s S IL one bS Sed % si0 they
could not win. Long John Tener pitched a
pagpincsnt Rame Tor the Smoky City team,
aeainst him. BTpoklYn made come very
ecratqhy hits on OF Teper's delivery. neyerthe-
were made When" the visitors feIdinR was
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out,Au or tho HArvara Social olrols.

The nfh annual outing OF the Harvard Social OTSlO
will take place on sunday. Aug 81, At A. BAEnStFs
Hugusnot Park HuEusnoL & J. Among the interesting
features Of the day will bS base ball match between
dancing and many other means Of enjoy special
train leaves ST. George, l., ate NJ All those dSSIF.
Ing 20 attend are requested TO meet inside Staten
Island ferry house, foot. whitehall street. at 8 A n
sharp.
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Archer !. GsTiin HdoipS De Bsry, Eussns L. Maxwell
Henry vi. Maxwell, Henry +. Manning George A.
EvAnS Henry A. v rost Edgar 8. Auchinoo,S and
buph b. Auehincoes have united az incorporators in
forming the HpesutIA Island Rod and Gun Club. The
obscts ot the incorporation as stated In the certificate
nled here ITO promote social intercourse among
ourselves and others assocntes and and
TO promote pursue and enjoy the sports and pastimes
rowing aud other lawful sport and pnstnss upon and
around tho island OF spesuiA in Chesapeake Bay Hart
ford county Maryland" Thu trustees for the hrs year
arc j r. Maxwell Geo b. Post Archer n. Martin
Adolph De RAry. Eugene L. Maxwell, II. w, MAXWELL
Henry g Manning Geo A. EvanA II. A v. Post and 4.
& and II. ID, AuchluclOsa
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Is; pnoorrru u A. e-uucosD o.ru.

Earned runB-Syrncuse. 3: Brooklyn, ]. Two.baNo
hitsIChilds. Murphy; Three base hit-o Rourks.
balls-oh Murphy, 8; on Ford Left on bases-syra-
S ealS ssS 1SSk pSP AiSf Via ny MSr
MGrr Il Murphy. l. Time-l;i1 Umpire-EmSlis
AttendAnce-9O0
LouIsvILLR Z; ST. LOUIS 2
ST. LOUIS Aug. 23-hAnag0r Chapman left Sports
man Park this evening with broad smile on his face
had lust wttn0B the comparatively easy
in which the Cyclones" defeated the Browne The
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Totals .......s 9 s2s 10 ? Totals.
)no out when winning run was scored.

VUno out Wnou WHINING run WIZ buuIeu.
Shc1so ...................-o &c o9 e-ss
Rarned runs-Brookiyn D. First base on errors-Chi-
saEo, 81 brooklyn, Left on bases-Chcago 81 Brock
ferry Carroll HutchiAor. stolen base4-Pinkney t2I,
Cooney. Burns tChicagol, Timot. Sacrifice hitsfink
new Foutz Carutherp Earle Burma (ChicaRol Double
pays-Cooney and Anson. struckout-FontZ Terry.
foyett Earle Hutchinson. First bAlls-Oh Low.
ett l.. on Hutohison. 4 Umpire-Aeouade Timo-1:ta
Attendanoe-LOS7
PHILADELPHIA tr Ll 7; PrrIsBunoH *. I-).
PHILApnLPHIA Aug 2a-The homo team had
trouble In whitewashing the Pittsburgh team to-day.
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WESTERN CLUBS NOT In IT.
-yrV F1II TO WIN A aLNgEB 0AnLR
I'M YEsTERDATB CONzEsT&

r.,.,,u,nE Games at New TsFk sss 1reoh-
,v,-Touns sharrOts Astonishss the Cln.
.,,,,,,ans at the Polo arOunds-Hasiou's
r..- Drops Three Btrsisht ~ Eastern
p.rH-The Buaalos % the Ruu Again,
M. r.sul.s in the three big associations
Yesterday follows:
THE NATIONAL LEAouI
Bsv York. Z; Cincinnati, D.
Brooklyn, A; CHICAGO. g.
Philadelphia, z; Pittsburgh. 0.
At Boston-Rain.
TIE PLAYERS LEAouR
Nsv York. 0; Cleveland. O.
brooklyn, o; Pittsburgh. q
Philadelphia. IL; Chicago, 10.
Boston. 10; Buffalo, O.
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Louisville. 4; st. Louis, q
Rochester. 0; Athletics, a
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