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TROTTING AT CHARTER OAK,
FAST TIME MADE ~ Am THE EVENTS
DECIDED PRSTHRDAI.

Eek Too Much for Tnriy Bird-AIien Maid
Defeated Tor the First Tim, This Soa-
| Snn-Moilic y. Mas More speed Thnn
| Faith IL. In the 2:22 Class.
HAHTFoFp, Juno 2i.-Inmous oil Charter
| Oak Park sct merry clip for tho opening of
| its season this afternoon. oven with tho track
| much softer than 1t Is when tho Grand Circuit
| cracks moot to contest tbs big stakes and
! premiums toward tho close of tho season.
| Ono trottor earned n rlaco in the fast list In
tho SLOW class: another boat his record about
three seconds; Allcn Maid ramc within a
traction OF her be record, ana Mole j. trot
tod nearly second fRstor than her previous
mark.
moro pleasant day for harnoss racing
could not bo desired Robert Eonnsr
came over from New York this morning and
visited tho stables where Id Bithcrs has
string OF woll-fcd young trottors from Allen
inrm, and then watched the races frc al the
stand. Several other Now Workers woro pres-
emit and largo delegation from Boston. Tie
sensation of tho day was the dofoat OF Allen
Maid. who found four heats too many. md
Alexander Boy boat her in slow time Cyrus
IL. Drew. sterling judge of flrst-cla.s ability,
who has been in the stand Mt Mystic Park and
other tracks in New England. mado his debut
hero and did capital work
or tho ninn starters In tho 2:4O class Early
Bird and Rex sold even in tho pools at t35
each; Allison, tlj; fold, sl2. Lady Thompson
got away we'll TO n somewhat ragged start and
led to the half. followed hv Eastern Boy, Earlv
BIRD was coming fast in third place, and on the
homestrGtch carried tho New Haven marc 10 u
break. Rox mndc n rush next the fence. and
was close second to the stallion. who finished
IN 2;2!h. Boiere tho second heat Early Birds
stock had risen to SO against $40 for the field.
Early Bird made II break at the start, losing
the pole TO Rex who led to the quarter with
Albion trailing. Tho two had n fight IRON there
to tho wire. Roy Keeping In front and winning
by half length in liza :. This made the New
York trotter a favorite ut $50 to $25 before the
next heat and again he and Albion had a race
from wire to wire the black EeldnG getting
within n length of Rex aS he finished in 2:g4 h..
1t was s25 to ST. after this. and for the third
time he was master of the SITUATION. Early
BIRD was steader In tho fourth heat, and strik-
ing his clip on the homestretch the four-year.
old nude game effort TO overtake Rex who
finished under tho whip half length ahead
in 2:2G
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FOOTBALL pLArERs EHoM ABHoAD
Some or tho Men Who WIN Como Over
Here to PLAY,

The announcement In THE SuS on Monday
that team COMPOSED OF tho champion loot
hall players Of tho Old World was coming over
here TO try conclusions with the best teams In
the United States and Canada has caused con-
siderable excitement In athletic circles. and
already preparations have been commenced to
give the visitors fitting reception. No one Is
more surprised at the alacrty with which the
movement has been favored by the clubs OF
this country than Mr. Young. who has come
over to mako the necessary arrangements for
the foreigners. He is in communication with
the leading cu bs and has already received ia
yyorable letters from the secretaries Of loading
S!nos. This week, probably Thursday
the purpose OF opening negotiations
for o game with tho college club.
Then he will 20 to New Haven to see the cap
tain tain Of the Yale College, team. Boston, Fall
in New Eneland will be visited, Arrangements
for visiting the chief cities In tho Dominion Of
Canada will he mado later. To enable the
American public TO nudge OF the merits Of the
arc their records "
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The sixth shoot OF tho held by the Diana Sports
stuh occurred at Bay View Park. Bay Ridge yes
terday afternoon. tho meeting following tho club
contest President Adams presented the two medals
10 MI A. Booty IN class and Mr. King class B, both
gentlemen haNiEg won them the greatest number OF
times during the half IN Two subsequent sweep
stakes MesHrs, Robertson and MOnsees tho win.
ncrs
Tue, first figure in the score denotes the number of
glass balls broke ont OF hvc the second blue rocks
Of possible ten Lass A.. Koch, - yards g. 10; A.
botty ~ Yards 2 Z !, Brewer, ~ yards g. u; Robert
SON - yards I, q: Dick MonseeE - Yards 2 u Class
b King, = yards 4 q Meyer u yards J, 3; tiut,
heIebt lsyardg l. /; V KOCH II yards 4, I: H. Grimm,
~ yards ,; le'ssenbnetel lHyarhs ?. Il; Hartmann
II yards Al tho glass ball shooting tho distances
were Is and 20 yards FOR ~ and ~ bore guns
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CORNELL THE TICTOR.
Her Plucly Freshmen Win the First OF the
New London Races.

Her Plucky Freshmen Win the First of tho
New London Races.
NEW LONDON. June 24.-Race week on tho
| Thames was formally opened this evening by
the Cornell Yale. and Columbia freshmen
crews. They rowed Il o-mlo race and Caye
pretty exhibition Cornell coraled tho race.
beating Yale by two lengths. Columbia brought
up the rear,two and a half lengths behind Yale
There was long and tedious wait whom the
starting point was reached. Columbia WIS the
first crew out They rowed down from their
quarters at Gales Ferry. n distance OF two
miles and rested undor the shadow Of the
frowning hill on the western shore. They
di d IaGk sppp9rterS' and tho familiar cry Of
frequent intervals.
The Yale youngsters came down to the navy
ySsrdd wharf wharf In he Yale launch, towing their
tug and started for the stakeboat. In the
University OF Pennsylvania had passed on by by
with view OF combining pleasure with prac-
The water was rather lumpy. with light
breeze blowing up stream. Yale held the east
course; which gave her q slight advantage.
pulled on the west side. Al $50 Referee Kich-
ard Trimhle OF Harvard shouted: " Are you
esSdy his the only he eeGysd was the
oars bored twenty; four holes in the water.
Cornell was the first to get away and rowed
caught tho water together, the former At 30
81 p and tho latter at SO. Cornell S bow bobbed
ahead from the start. while Columbias stern
dropped behind. Down TOWARD the half milo
flag the three crews went lighting every inch
OF water. iRle's young giants couldn't stick 10
the little fellows from Ithaca however, and
Columbia found it equally as dinicut to stay stay
by Yale just before the hall;mile flag was
From the mile 10 tho mile and half flag It
was on awful fight Cornell ro,wed clean
quick stroke with methodical regularity
Yao's little coxswain with the big voice called
for spuIts, and got them, Coumbia's did like
wise. But neither could gain any advantage
on its respective leaders until near the mile
and q half nag, when ialo took u brace and
chme up rapidly for q few strokes in which
length.
Tho plucky little Ithaca lads. who we're Gs.
ting deeper into tho rough water that had - ,
stirred up by breezeOi Wind which hay Il
blowing up tho west shore, shot past the III |
flag in lll6'. Yale made three hub Ees |
before reaching that noint, theirT .,eing |
only four seconds behind iale's
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Tho National League.

NEW YORK IN. I.), IL; CHICAGO IN La s.
CHICAGO. June 24.-Iim Mutrie md his I'VE
are the people" combination moro than fulfilled
their threat 10 take two out OF four games in
their series with old Capt. Arson. Whom Mutrie
aud his people left the city tonight they had
three OF the four games packed away in their
eripsacks Mutrie was by all odds the haD-
piest man on tho west side all day. When his
team went up TO bat in the first inning and
hammered out four runs the red-faced mana
ger smiled approvinGly and showed his hat up
on top of his forehead. When they made
three more big scores In the third Mutrie's
hat went up to halt must. and when In the fl tth
dusty. battered tile was sailing up into the air
followed by u howl of delight. Mutrie likes to
win at base ball. hut he likes especially to win
from Arson. The same is the case with Arson
in regard to Mutrie 1t quite broke tho old
mans heart to be, downed so terribly on the
il couldn't be helped The score:
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Tho Players League.
NEW YORK Lr. !. D, 10; nurFAIo IN. III

NEW YORK Ir. l., 10; BUFFALO tP. LIS.
BUFFALO. June 24.-The New York Up. IL
Club were determined that Buffalo should not
ceeded in winning to-day. though costly errors
by Rowe. Beecher, and White contributed
do%n clark WSo rep IsS fHs aP1
n Butralo's centre field and Gore for New
York both carried on tho batting honors. A
runs. Connor sent ball at Pitcher .HaddocE.
who threw to, Wise. but the latter fell down.
nor out at first base. In this Inning Haddock was
on first base when Clark sent q hot Rrounder
near short stop. Richardson, ran for and
shannon at second base, who threw It to first
in tine to p reyePt tally tally; %. Nom v, ,.,.
the first six innings. Haddock pitched a
splendid game. while Crane yielded hits In
comparative plenty. The score:
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Ladies' Play Tennis.

Tho ladies' tournament, postponed from Saturday,
was played yesterday at tho grounds of tho Orange
Lawn Tennis Club, MOnrose. In tho preliminary
games for ladies' singles Miss Cohen defeated Mis-, Ito.
gan al 6-5. ca; Miss Campbell defeated Miss cohen.
a. %, Go; Miss VANDERBILT defeated Miss Hitch.
81. ga
In the mixed doubleS preliminary II. A. Griffin and
Miss ICury deieAteh N. Hamilton and Mns Cohen
Ga 80 X NJ Miles AId Miss VANDERBILT defeated X
A. Griffin aud Mis- Henry, TO Ia, B-5 1. r. Miles
ami Miss Campbell defeated 4. d. Hitch and Miss Hitch
g.. U--J
In tue nnas + 7. Miles and Miss Campbell defeated
l. VI. Miles and Miss innderkslr 1T "a go
the pr.IrE ~ tho doubles were handsome silver psr
fune Hotties for ladies' aud umbrellas tor gentlrni
Tic prize for tie hdos singles II beautiful silver cup
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Tho Attendance Yesterday.

Al MilwAukce-St. Paul, IL; Milwaukee, q.
AT Kansas Clty--Denver, =; Kansas City, 5.
At Sioux City-Omaha, Il Sioux city, T.
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RACING ar flashing TON rARK.
Lucky Bnldwin'a Esp-ranzn Beaten In the
Lakeside Stakes.

Isnkceide stakes.
CHICAGO Juno 2+.-Favorites were found wanting at
Washington Park today, in the hve races only first
choice winning. Tho racing more decided on
good track under skies and IN the presence of
dJ0O persons in spite OF tho irup tao Illinois
trail railroad. which affected tho suburban trains
rhilora showed she Was much improved hy by
winning tho Lakeside Stakes from Esperan1a and ten
ether good lilies while the other winners wero Silver
Charm. Longevity. RObespierre and Katie S, two OF
which were ridden by Anderson.
The nrst race, selling purse. for two year o'ds at
four furIomIs, had rine starirrS, woodori and ID
equal favortes. Both handily beaten by silver
Charm, an to shot Woohtord second and Penny
dS1Eh.sT OF imp Silver Nne and the trst OF that high
bred sires to win She was bought IN 10y her
for oyer he. sn5arS% nrr re Of s seTsrS
silver Nine ] otsEs "Elish bsr Winner siIVc
m the second rsc i"r Hdrn !nrsS ysH
%lo won .a tive 'nss .an fro" for foe he
% and raSsy in
SY t THS IeSis CLARK. Trc%asns Of .ns lSasylo
ss at yon,
r5sin
A9"1%G y 5 Miss s 1,n1n sn5s m
Il nsFs and Geo5a S ,E % Anil.
stables pGlT wero strong iAyor,es By. they got OF
. m Ss me org wnnns wn s~ Ts'
mInderS BY a length from ksperNn1a who beat MaryC
fourth time. :HsS ''''e' '''''' ""' '"''
handle az Sweepstakes for ,hreeyc Odds and up,
frnia cEnk Was the favorts PIT he was anchored at
s ,nyl y ~P ss'
six fnr!onT lea. PURSE closed the days races Ine,
the tavore, won me nrst heat by length from u:
Ie second heat sfe was beaten nose hy HA,is WITH
Katie was l.rtt by len enrths lin. iIi ~
E:R HHrbse q Lexington sod to-day too V nankiuS
MncdHa, dam Eadha, for s750.
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Yale Won This TIme.

HEW HAVEN June a. Yale made herself sure OF a
lighting chance for the base ball championship to-day
In the fourth OF the Harvard series She won with
ease by batting Bates ont of the box. and then when
DoWneT cAmo In Mcbride made tho longest hit of the
game, two bagR er into right Held IL was IRes day
aud her supporters surr0Tuding tho diamond three
deep cheered her to victory in about the Same style
as the classes which were In Yale ton years ago used
nrst base were collected The rspfssentatlves OF isi
isst ana 1871 and they kept up constant cheering
nrb WIN tue kAhTAh ran" and then win the BECK
ke,ke KAY coax" cry Tho grand stand was nlled with
lhaIeS al sPotunR Mue panner% ami the Tally hos ana
In blue HaryArd's delegation numbered about forty,
ana well did they support their team. In all II IL est
mated thSt 100 persons witnessed tue game Tho
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BOLERO DEFEATS RUSSELL.
THE CRACK COLT BEATEN BADLY IN
THE ZEPHYR STAKES.

Firen1i Shows Her Heels TO Prince Royn',
senoritn, and Sir Dixon In the Coney
Ialnpd stakes - Her HiEhnesn Has mn
Easy Victory FoIroui's Big Surprise.
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LONDON. June 2+-Ihis was tho first day OF tho New.
castle and High Gostorth Park summer meeting. The
North Derby of 5no sovereRns for three ohs
won by Mantons chestnut filly Shall We Remember by
Chairvanx or sonomy out Of Sousie Queen; II A. Iar
TiHOn's brown colt Hutton ConyerH. h. BCnuclerr out
OF stella second and Lord ROsslyns bay cot DE.
laval by Master Kildare out OF Miss MiddewiCk, third
There were eleven starters.
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TODAY VIII TELL the TALE
Tcnny and Salvador IN Meet at sheepahead


Without tho Tcnnv-Salvator match. to- day
programme for Sheepshead Bay is good, and
with tho meeting OF the two great colts added,
II Is all that anybody could dosiro. Tenny's
work has been 30 satisfactory that lie may beat
Salvador although tho latter will he big
favorlte. Such good Judges az NJ. f. Dwyer
and @. d. Morris are of the opinion that Tenny
Will win. The lact that there will be no big
field to Interfere with him is greatly In Tenny's
favor. At any ratio, 1t is safo to speculate that
2:0Gt will be beaten, and that there will not DO
much daylight between the pair at the end.
The track will be very fast. Geraldine should
win the opening evont. with Volunteer second.
RaceCoers viii be glad to son EUrus mike his
temperance. Early blossom and Bermuda
nav do in tho second. and whatever beats
SlugGnrl and LoantAkn viii win tho third.
VIM lnly.Jr, md Littlo Jim mny no In tho
MN. Taragon and MontaHu" IN the SIXTH and
Now or never ana Falcon in the last.
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Companies and G OF the seventh Regiment N O. r.
" y, OF this city, took their turn on the Creedmoor
rangea yesterday. During tho afternoon the sun broke
through and scattered tho msI that had been hanging
over the grounds In the morning. Thirty IN
company ID IHhln'dAS marksin"n tho 400 and 800
yard ranges and ifty men in Company a. Capt ". ~
Valentine OF Tic HELD hnl stat qualified shA1hc
Shooter on the 800 aud CO. yard ranges
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Tho EnsterR Championship Meeting of
the a. A. u,

The Eastern championship OF tho A. A. 4. will take
place on saturday on tho grounds Of the Staten Island
Athletic Clue at Livingston 4 l.. As the regular cham
ponship viii take place Washington this year great
interest is taken in Saturdays meeting this being the
only opportunity tho Eastern reople win have TO
the cracks meet IN Championship races Tho rivalry
between the New York A a. and Manhattan A. q. for
points TO count for tho Bailey, BanLS Bddls PLAQUE
IL very strong roth clubs have entered their strongest
teams Tho Manlaiians viii probably gain most Of he
points in the tu"T and long while tl' New rnrkA
pI he stronger tho MI die dis ancrs rud eld events
Tho list Of entries cUEsalG OF about the names as
tUfOFo.
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The annual excursion Of the scawanhaka Boat club
held AZ Oriental Grave, on The sound, Yesterday
About i.SD persons participated N the AFFAIR. Tho
usual feAIursb prevailed in addition N which an ath
lriio inesting whs decidod. Adolph Rave won luO
ghrd dash BOD feitnn Won the tun race, all the others
Bpilling out A. JAhn won tho halt mile Edward
Grimes captured the hurdle race 4. yoislSr the one
1ixoArsd RiR race btter eoSe contest Il was one OF
lhs most successful cuttings which the club has ever
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sixth Rnce-A handicap sweepstakes for threeSear
olds and upward, with 5UO added; milo and I'll
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Guttenhurg'a summer = son.

Secretary Whitehead Of tho Hudson County Jockey
Club is out with very attractive programme for tho
summer meeting at GuttsnburE which will commence
Thursday July =, and continue every Monday, wed.
nssdsy, and Friday !hIonghout the season. Nearly all
tho RACES arc for so nurEsA but or more hAndl.
caps for SThl will b. given each daY The pttrnbury
people have 20 fast track amy In tito country and
they will undoubtedly receive most liberal
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THE BRITISH STAFF

Of physicians aud surgeons who have visited every city
OF importance In tho United states and Europe curing
the lAst seven years are located ~ East 18th
st. Nc" York city where they viii treat all kinds OF
diseases and perform all surgical operations FREQ until
July 49, sal They have had vast experience In Euro,
RsAn hospitals Out Of l72aO patients who visited the
DOCTORS Inst year. nl47 were Telsctcd as inruTEbo
BIOS were accepted a. durable The only favor they
AK " Accommodation from those they cure.
OFflOk HOURS. 10 " to0r. L
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Games To-day.

FAIIosLL LEAGUE
Cincinnati va New York. at Cincinnati
Chicago va Brooklyn at Chicago
Pittsburgh vs. Boston. at Pittsburgh.
Cleveland Va Philadelphia, at Cleveland.
rLAYtHS' LEAGuk
Pittsburgh N. New York. at Pittsburgh
Cleveland Va BROOKLYN, At Cleveland.
Chicago Va Boston, at Chicago
Buffalo va Philadelphia, at Buffalo.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Toledo va Louisville, at Toledo
Rochester va Athletic. at Philadelphia
Syracuse va. Brooklyn, at Syracuse.
ST. Louis vs. Louisville, at 81 Louis
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
Washington va Jersey City. at Washington.
Newark VS. Worcester at Newark.
wilmington va New Haven. at " Wilmington.
Baltimore va Hartford, at Baltimore
GAMES.
FnRlswood Field Club vs. staten Island Athletics, at
EnRlewood.
Crescent Athletica vs. Brooklyn Post ONCE at Bay
Ridge.
Manhattan Athletics vs. A A. A. A. A., at Brotherhood
Park.
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Earned run!.syIacuse 3; Brooklyn. Twobaso
Morson chd Ety. Petty Homs h.
rison. oyBren. BASES stolenHf o'Roarfo. acQue!yT.
daughlIn and MS9usry; Eo.on ost6srdt and o Brisn;
Laughlin 90, MoQuery. Nelson. Simon Mattinoro Pitz
81 Gerhardt Struck out-Kly Simon. Mattiniore 60.
PitE. GerhArdt 49, Bowes. Passed baI-Pitz Wild
DECENTRALIZATION. I; Mattmore 3. Time-235. I'm.
pire-DoeBcher. Attendance-5Uo
ATHLETIC, 7; RocHEsrER8
PHnApsLPHIA Juno 24-The Athletic Club won very
exciting game from the Rochester CLUB to-day. Tho
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The Fight Between In blanche and Young
Mitchell Od

SAN Francisco. Juno 24.-The fight between
La Blanche md Young Mitchell. which was to
have occurred at the California Athletic Club
on next Friday has been dec Jared of. Tho
declaration OF tho Chief of Police that he would
arrest IN" principals and seconds when they
entered tho ring.
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BALTIMORE 8; HARTFORD. O.
'altimoreS shut ont the

Earned Tun-BAltimora Two base hits-Townsend
Mack Three base hit-EAy First base on errors BAL
q Hartford B. Left on bAses-Baltimore, q; Hartford
4 Sacrifice hitS-LonH, werrick. Struck out-By Ger.
O'COnnei, Msipsu and Sailing Stolen bAssS-Baltl.
moIe.E CmRIre-Kelly. Tlmo-liA6. AltendAnee1UO.
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take. or the twenty-five runs scored BY tho
ChIoaRos only one was earned. The score:
avn - hO HiOA0
RKOoELTs(F.I,.

ENrnel runs-Chca0o, i Rrookyn l. Two-bNso
hits-Duny. Williamson, McGeAchy. Inreo base hiDs
rfeher, ward. sacrifice hitB-Pfeucr Foylc, JOyre,
seery Daily Double p!nv-,Ioyce Bausr. and Cook
Bhres OIL hRils-RyAn RaG win Darling. Daily. Joyce.
iIit by pitched ha-BArtadh. Struck oHt-wiliamSon,
Joyce Lett on hasot-Chicago z; BROOKLYN, Z. Time
las CmpireH-GAfney and BarneA Atten Auco ~ ,OOJ.
BOSTON ". I.G q; CLEVELAND (r. H., 4
CLrvrLlNp, Juns 2+-Boston walked away from
Cleveland early in tho game, and stayed there. 1ho
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Struck out.owsiey, Award % Upton TrsnoTd, How;
land. Double plAy-HowIand and TradOrd Wild
pitches-sARR. !; Bates Time-i;o0 Umpires-
Bond and Quinn-AttendAnce, Tulu
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BOTH OF OUR CLUBS WIN,
THILE THE BROOKLTN TEAMS SCORE
a VICTORY and TIpO DEtEA7H.

The Chicago II. L. Players Remember
Van Unltren'a Weakness While In tho
BOX. and They Score Thirteen Runs In
Ono Inning-Resulta OF Other Games.
The championship games in the four lead
ing associations Yesterday resulted as follows:
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York. 10; Chicago o.
Brooklyn. 10: Cleveland. o.
Philadelphia, Il Pittsburgh, 8.
Boston. 2: Cincinnati, O.
THE PLAYERS LEAGUE Ca.
New York, 10; Buffalo. g.
Chicago. %: Brooklyn. 8.
pittsburgh 3; Philadelphia Q.
Boston, 6: Cleveland. 8.
TIRE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Syracuse, 8; Brooklyn. 8.
Athletic, 7; Rochester. 6.
TnH ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Washington, 5: Jersey City. 4.
New Haven. 3 Newark, 2.
Baltimore. g.: Hartford, o.
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Mr.. HeImont May Retire.

It was said at sheepShsad Bay yesterday that Mr..
Belmont had hounesd his Intention to TStirs from
he Hetth I'll Of W. BsmontS sSsTIinss vii 81 hoia
a. konmOuih Park By Col 4 ~ 1IusS on July 4.
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Karpsd runsTAthlstie 5; Roehe,ter q Two.baso
good sSeIiaes hi us y Purcell p Lyons barr
1eft on bases-Athletic, s; Roohsster struck out
RDstnSon sSstop SGGInroy hifnsy seheer
@ sh.ier, osrien, knowles GrifiP Mcclure. Hit
thr9w-MeGuire. TimsoTwo hours. umpEe-stevo
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Earned runs-Pttsburah, 3: Philadelphia l. Two-bAso
hits-Gorcoran Mnlvey, Wood; Threobase hit-Beck'
coran. Stolen hase-Shlndle. Bases on bAls-Nisner,
Corcoran struck out-Robinsou Staley. Pickett (2l
Shndle FarrAr (2) Left on bases-Pitsburgh, u Pha.
delphiA Time of game-l 10. Cmpires-FerRusOn
and Holbert Attondance-2,5uu
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tHCAGO, June 24-Capt. John Ward led a
Workout tired looking lot OF baltossers out
OF t,rotherhood Park this afternoon. The
played such rafting ball, and who astonished
ne natives hero on Saturday went all to
pieces Ia their last ,contestt, here, and fell over
down 10 quiet, sunday-like work. where they
expect TO pick up, u hatiul OF games Their
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