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l. kEw YORK (P. L., 8: BROOKLYN tP. IL. 4.
ne Brooklyn N. L. team tried hard to save
lJmselves from three successive defeats at
Motherhood Park yesterday. but failed With
In Haltren in the box for the visitors and
. tanager Ewing absent from the New Yorks. 1t
lid look as II the Brookyns had an even chance
to win: but the New Yorks' model fielding in
addition to Keefe pitching. we're barriers that
the strongest club could hardly overcome. Tho
Brooklyns were exceedingly lucky ut the bat.
Their fielding was good, but what errors
were made were very serious. Then Vun
HaItren was wild, and this was another
detriment to their success. On the other
hand the Now Iorks played without single
IeldinR error until the ninth INNING. when
X eefe who had O sure out, made IA rather wild
throw to first, but the error amounted to moth
Ing Keefe pitched In remarkable FORM FIVE
bf the ten hits made by the Brooklyns were In
Ehe second inning, and Jour OF them were OF
Ihe luckiest character. He gave but one man
base on balls, and that was ward, In th9
,inth inning. "
elding on the part of both teams. Common
tas like a stone wall ut first, and shannon.
teefe, and Richardson gave him valuable
assistance. In three inning the Brooklyns
yere retired ut third base without n rum and
the fret inning keefe threw every man out
a auccession. The SCORE:
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To P,,, .t the Polo Grounds.

Manager Kennedy OF the Brooklyn Association team
has made arrangements whereby, in the absence of the
National League team his club will play at the Polo
grounds Tic nrst game will be played there tomorrow
afternoon with the syracuse stAra
Yes" said Manager Kennedy to q Sun reporter yea
terday think We ought to draw pretty good crowds
Tho National and Players League clubs Of both this
city and brooklyn will DO away. and will have the
field all 10 myself My team Ia now playing FIRST class
ball which IA shown by tho fact that defeated tho
strong Rochosters two out OF three games Last week.
and one game was a tie -.-.- -.
bring out roodiy number OF people who many times
stay away from the other RAmee. shall continue to
pIay Sunday games at RidEewood There need DO
fear that Rrooklyn will Got out OF the American Asso
cintion As | consider that have now the strongest
team in the Associ alton. There was great deal of
hard luck for us beginning OF tho season and thai
gave tho Groakers chance 10 circulate all manner
1tories concerning Brooklyn,a wenkursG iu none o'
which there was any truth You assured thAI
We Will make the other teamB hustle from now on"
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Aoorns IuatIluE for Prluss.

A series OF msmbn' athletic games were held by the
Acorn Athletic AIsdIton on the club grounds corner
of Second avenue ad Fifty sixth street. south Brook
Ign. yesterday Mlhs events were scratch. A heavy
track proOuded thpossibiii1y Of fast time botor
records The resus were:
Two Hundred I'd Twenty Yards Scratch Hurdle
Race-FiuAl heat A. HopsWelL frst John Taylor
second Time JSlseconds
Onequarter Nj RcrAich Run Final heat F. M
Reilly nrSL Georl Jackson second Tine % +-5 sec.
Onds.
feet s Inches; Gorge Jackson second. II feet ~
incheA
the largest numbr OF points viii receive gold medal
tho next lArgeE pmber silver medal and the third
bronze medal he standing up to date 10 folloWsi
" Reilly ,; George Jackson q; . 4. HonewSll
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An Umpire in Close Quartera.

ELIsABETT. June IA riot on ball field was ony
averted this evening by the prompt arrival Of three
licomen. who escorted the umpire OF tho ned. he
game was between Aorts OF Elizabeth and tie Ac
ves of Ezaoethport for the championship of tie ty
The at the beginning Of the ninth nninE ". to
man on first base when ball was knocked Tito loft
field which tho umpire declared fair The captain OF
the Aciiyea protested against the decision nGcaed
his men ont OF the field Umpire Chandler tho gave
the game 10 the Alerts by TO u The umpire was at
once surrounded by a shouting mot. and be would
doubtless have been roughly handled had II Iot been
for the timely arrival OF the police.
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....lt Total
kKw YORK.


INV JERSEY 4. G. VS.. BEDroRp.
Tho New Jersey A. q. Ind an erav victory over tho
BeifordS yesterday at BERGEN Point and record ther
1 nrst point In the championship series The score
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Games To-day.

AMERICAN AgsociATtol
Brooklyn W. Syracuse, a. RidEewood Parh
Rochester Va. Athletics, At Roclester
St Louis VS.. Toledo at 81 Louih
Louisville Va. CoiumbuA ut Louisville
ASSOCIATION
Jersey City W. Wilmington at Wild Wssf EroundS
ErRAtinA :. ].
Newark va Worcester. at South Orange
OTHER CANES
spaldng va Young Men. at W God Great Paf.
XAyisrs va Anthons, at Wood crest Park.
Greenpoint Athletics va GorhamS at AtAtic Park
Stars vs. Clintons at Recreation grounds
Senators VS. MetrOpOtans, at Monitor FAX
Lind.ey Athletic Club va CaeleA ~ Inspection
grounds Jersev City.
ST Peters College W. Johnstous, ct Genital groundA
Jersey city.
Jersey City.
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HiARrsBuRo, June Judge simonton o.day refused
in junction restrain Grant tho co,red base ball
PLAYER from playing With the Harrisburg CLUB of tho
Inter. state League Tho plaintiff wasWtth the York
Club of the game league. which elaine 10 have . con-
tract with Grant
son. On Wednesday no returned to pay with tho Jor
sey CityA and during the game wilkins Of she VII
minRton into him Burdock lid not fe oil hurt
until he arrived ut New Haven on Tbrsday when no
that he had 70 return homo. Onis arrival q doc
tor examined his leg aud pronounced, broken
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

INTERSTATE LEAGUE.
AT nApolis-IndianApoliA o; Peoria,
At Terro HAute-Terro HRute, is; Evansville
AT Observation-Disclosures, 7; Quincy
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The YonkerS Lawn Tennis Club held Its hrS Saturday
1eet and tea OF Inc season yesterday afternoon
hAbody courts Inc beauty and fashion OF tho city
SeTe we'll represented
The strong ana newi5 ORGAN ed mon Teuni, Club of
'nnkesS formally Orenfu IL new tO'Ti6 South
lTuAuway yCrie dAi Afternoon with seTtG of game.
lHrgS crowd MAS present. The courts arc beautiuy
ituAtod ON high ground, and RTActyely laid out
ne club vas Organized with IS menbers and the fol
hWnS SinSsrS walter DEITY PES'idenLi hiss 3 l.
Saith hOrGan Treasurer ThS Club sIpSsiI 70 DO good
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Earned runS-N Yori Fist base on balls-oa
Rusie, ,; OF Getsn. Z struckput-By .Rusis, (: BY
SetIein, First ne BY srrors-Sew YORK, 5. Boston,
q Left on oAses-eW York. . iostcnL 9. Three.6ase
hit-IiernAn. TWlase hitB-TianaI Clarke. Sacri.
nee hitSLuornunslarko (2), sullivan. Stolen bases
play-DennS sotnra and GASCok. Hit by pitcher
-Tuckor, GanEcl.Wtld pitohss-otzen tO RuSie
umpire-hcVuAidTme-i: AtndAnco-i,oOs.
BRooKLYN IN. 4: PHILADELPHIA IN. IL s.
IRST GAME
PHILADELPH1lune 7-ThebrookIyn IN. IL
team and tho PAdelrhas pyed two games
this afternoon The nresencef at least 900
spectators. 1t a grand d. for good ball
playing, and boteams made creditable dis
play. In the f1rsame GleaA and Clements
were In the roil for the ONE team, and
Terry and Clarkr BrooklynThe way Brook
lyn opened up loed anythin but rosy for the
home team, but latter PLAID q strong up
hill game. and ME despRte attempt 10
win. but failed. , Brooklyn success laid in
their scientific hing and ever running Of
the bases
In the second me the Pladelphias pre-
scented a new pitCr named lcFetridge, who
has been long rerded tho Ger of any anna
teur in the cit}Iie had Elements to re-
ceive him. and tlnewcome worked like a
player who had Ia in the Professional ranks
for years. He has tie a puz:ing delivery and
can put q ball oveAe plate tines out Of 100
lie hold the BROOKS down tC but five hits,
while FoutZ was hmsred orfourteen. The
IeIdinR OF both telS vas mutually brilliant
and not iiedingrrr is recorded Special
features about theare we're the batting Of
McFetrtdge and yeB and he fielding OF
Allen, Myers. Coli. ad OBrbn. The score:
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COSMOPOLITAN VS.. NEW YORK,
The New FORKS won rom the CUamopu!itaN VeRor
day at Central Park. manly owing to Tue good pay OF
Roberts who obtained IS wicket, for runs tho
INST innngs aud contributed So not out of his The
toOro!
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New York wheelmen Racing.

Tho first OF the series Of road between
OF tho New York Bicycle Club was held yesterday
afternoon on tho KinRshridge course. Ten faced
the The two and half miles from
KinRSbrdGs toward Yonkers. The men finished as
follows J. II. Hanson scratch hrst; time 20 minuteH
and 10 seconds u. q. Noble, scratch. second H. Van
buren,, throc minuteA third. II. SlngerlAnd and W q
Heydeoker ole minute each were fourth and nth re-
Bpectivey. The races viii he hed monthly and tho
man scoring the greatest number OF points will re
ceiye Eo!a medal The second man silver medal pnd
tho club record, u gold medal will lbO given
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TLalirookIyn Yacht Club.

The annual tESttS of the Brooklyn Yacht Club will
entries give pDmiSo that therS will DO forty starters
and among ten viii DO boats from the CAnarss Yacht
Clubs nset tqnLks the eonIests additionally interest,
ing Tho stat be from on the club house Graves
end Beach. kom the Brooklyn Bridge dock at ~
and LOwTyA Dock, Bath Reach, a. 10y the steamer
Crystal Stn will take passengers to follow the
srs The cdmittee and press boat will 10 tie fine
tug ntnrJ lbhn which viii leave the club House early
on tue mOnllR Of the race.
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That Larkin-MurpLy Go.

suFRAEcIsco, June THE California Athletic Clun
has completed arrangements for contest to ii i..
between feather weights Billy Murphy Australia a, Il
jimmy IArkin of now Jersey for n pur. ~ $40 n
cUhiest WIZ take place IN July or August
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BALrlNoRE, al; WARRINGTON, II.

Earned runs-BatiInore, 3; waahinRton, Z Twobase
base hit+son.mer q. Cnderwood, BIRD q, Home run
Bases on bslls-Baltnore .; Washington, $ Left on
bases-Baltimoro. 5: Washington :. sacrifice hits-
g ~ Underwood. $. ~ by pehsSr-Whissler Hill
Power: I'M o'Brien and Whistler Passed balls
Townsend. l: Riddle, q Bird, Wild pitch German
Stolen Observation-Disclosures III Washington, !. Time
.45. umpre-Keeiy. Attendsnce-AJOo.
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Ashurx Park sLoot.ra.

AsHuHT PARK, n. j.. June The regular weekly
shoot OF o Central Gun Club of Long Branch was eli
to-day The members Of Tho club shot thor scores AT
flying tAfass live birds could he secured Sniuev
broke ~ out OF M Wiilm' Price ~ our or /, Iist
West Price, u out Of -: Edward Reid ~ out OF a.,
EdwardR Taber U ont Of 10; Frederick Beule II All
of2O; IL william Barbour, out OF 10 - "
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Dsnn,nE Won In Twen,y.thr.e RouuJ.

Clem DsnninE of New York and Dan corhett q,
Brooklyn both middle weights fought near Con.y
Island yesterday morning according to London rrlr
ring rlleS for purse OF 81 and $40 side DsuninH
won after great battle Of tWenty.threS roLnus IwW
hundFod persons witnessed the night.
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and unusually great bargains In firstclass SECOND
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Fair treatment may DO depended on at
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The Rutherford whsslmen Of Rutherford N. J.. held
lStern parade from Depot square through the prnci
Tt streets u their town last evening Tho parade was
participated In by All the local eiubH from the
punalnR IownL After The phrade an entertainment
vas held At the club rooms OF tie home club,
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'otals. ......i3 ls24lO Totals. -.

Latham out for interfering with fielder
Pittsburgh.. ..-l5
Earned runs-Chicago, 8; Pittsburgh, 8 Twobase hits
-Kuehne, Yields Home runs-Ryan, ONeil. Double
play-Pfefer and ComSEey BaSes on bAllB-RyRn (2l
Pfener, Boyle, FARRELL, visner Maui stolen bases
nco hits-Pfeder kuehne. Wild pitches-GAlyin q
DWyer. = Struck out--Kuehne Bartson. Hit by
pitched bAil-Dwyer. Time hours Umpres-BArneB
and G1nney. Attendance, = BIO
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Tho following birds belonging to members OF tho
KiTgs County Homins Club were reported home this
afternoon from tho $40 mile race Charlottesville Va
beng the liberation station: Ballard lott, "a: span
gei loft 400; Teephis loft +:l5; IVer-Dn loft, Od.
Liberation at D A ~.
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A GREAT BASE BALL DAY.
MANY DOUBLE GAAEs 70 MAKE UP
ZOE hAINI WEA TEE.

The Now York IN. LII Club Crsvis Out or
small Hole, Whiio EwiHE's Aien DO Vi
Wards TeRm-othe' Games n All KIndp
Exciting games wpre nayed by te four lead
ing associations yesterday. The sores:
THE NArtoNkt LEAGUE.
New York. 8; Boston, 8.
(First Rame) Brooklyn. |: PHILADELPHIA. g.
Second game Philadf phla, 4; 3rooklyn. /.
(First Ramo) Chicago. 8; 4eyeland3.
Second game) Clcvelad. 0; CIcRRo,
Cincinnati, 6; FttsburRh. q
THE PLAYERS LEAGUH
New York. 3; BROOKLYN 4
First camel PHILADELPHIA 9: Bottom, n
Second camel Boston12: PhildeIphia.
Cleveland, IL Bufflo, &
Pittsburgh. 15i'hicaRo.h
THE AMERICAN ksoC1ATIo
Syracuse. IA: Brooklyn. 1
Rochester, 0; AthGics, q. L
Louisville, 10 Columbus.
Louis, 9: .leio. l.
TIE ATLANTIC 9soCtATloN
jersey City. 10; Wilmingtn.4
Now Haven, 2; Newtk. 0.
Worcester. Is Hartford. 8.
Baltimors2l; Wsshingtotl.
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Earned runB-PhiadephiA Z; Boston. = Two base
hts-Shindle. Mulvey. Richardson. Three.base hits
Cross, Buttnton. brown Richardson S:ovev. Homo
EunEshindle saoIiac hts-Mmysy g., Csoss Farrar,
Double p!ay-Irwin. Quinn and Brouthers Left on
bases-PhiaderhiA II: Boston, l. struck out-Shindle.
kiroy (2) First base orrors-BCson. y. First base
on balls INN Wood ~ irekett Cross Bulnton -
shndie. Wild pitch-Kilroy, Baks-kiroy e. Time
-l:+5. Cmpires-Jones and Knight
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The Nationa League.

NEW YORK IN. LIZ .; BOSTON. IN. L.. 8
Had bomb been exploded among the o9
spectators at tho Polo grounds yesterd, 1t
would not have created more excitement an
did tho turn OF atlairsin the ninth inhg.
The score was to aRinst the New Yes,
and many had started leave. thinking tire
was no show for tho One team to whit
took Just two seconds n every one to scraplo
for seat Then they'aw the New Yorkn-
dulGe in a regular slrRlng match. pilinap
run a ter run amid thwildest enthusiasm
Rusie pitched greatall, the Bostons RenR
but four hits off him In one inning. hower.
he was n little wild. ID as luck would hayit
the BostCns got inialf OF their hits In nt
Timing and scored tbe runs. Buckley oault
an eXtraoriinariYne game. In fact, Q
whole team nut up splendid game.
The Bo,tons field in grand style. Tho =
fleld indu god In ealg up base hits while "A
outfield spoiled twnd three baggers A I
OF pluck was SHOW in the last inning With
has seldom been een on base ball fIa
long turned his arc in the same place Whe,
1t has been previely injured. but kept
playing. although twas able to stand on on,
one leg. lie tried hop about and be livel
but no ono realize the intense pain he sui
Tered He will he i'd up for some time. al
playing yesterday marvellous The score,
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The American Association.
THE RECORD.
at RidEewood yesterday by
Totals ....I IS I7's2 IL To,AS.......l4 1898 "a 9

1.-TWO out when winning run was made
Brookyn.."......."0 . Obs
Syracuse. ...........,.-.O 4 LA
bAses-Brooklyn q; Syracuse First base on errors
Brooklyn, Syracuse First base on bals.of Mat.
BY Iesfo5 Two base hits Simon C2 Gerhardt ChildL
McQuery Double play-GsrhardL OBritn. Sacrifice
hitS-Aattimore. Mclaughlin q kouELe. ksefs. Stolen
baSes-DAily Mattmore I2h PtA PeltI Ely: childs,
Observation-Disclosures, Keere, 2. Passed bais.DAy,
Umpire-DOeschor. Timo-2+o Attendancer oOO
EoCHESTKh o: ATHLETIC, 8.
RocHEsrIh June 7.-RocheSter met the Athletics TO-
day and conquered The score;
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CRICKET.


The Manhattan O. C. obtained their nrSt point in the
League championship series by defeating the kinRs
County c. at Prospect Park yesterday. The scores
COUNTY.
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Hollbiiid,Wx, "i rD Wuliane iiinss Bstsr Wild
ihhis,saIurysG Umpire = hcDsrmott Attendance
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AZ 53 Ss. "a "a Il ;SS iI y ~:
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THE SUM- SUNDAY, JUNE g. lSU-TwENTY-EIGHr PAGES.

den; Earle sweeney. and Ketina Base on balle-oR
stvettG 8; on Sprague y Hit by pitcher.Heny, Ro,s
EpTarus y Passed bS-sssers wiid ptchss@sptSEus
g. Sfolen'base -Fullsr. Time-2l5. Umpirea-sonro
der aud Skenett
LoUisvtLLE, 10; ooLuubuS o.
In ma
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DiSasSip city Va Wil%iu G dSpSf
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JERSEY CITY. 10; WILMINGTON, 4.
Tho Jersey City Club won the game at Oakland Park
Jersey City,
wilmington

Earned runs-Iersey City, o; Wilmington; j. rrst
SSse,"Jersey city & wilmington 5 rwo-baso hits-
Murphy, Lynch, Newell, McDermott pooley ~ Yam
Koay and Lynch; Newell Sullivan, Lynch and UoTeo'
sacrinco hitS-Brady. sullivan. Struck out-Roussey
CiL Coogan. base on bAllson Turner. on FITZGERALD
). lit by piteher-vAn Astyne Paused bhl-hurphy.
Wild pitches-Turner. |; wiiliAmA Cmpro-Coreo-
ran. Tme-l:<2 Attendance Gu
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Earned runs-Nsw York 8: Brooklyn. T. First base
on srrors-Now York, .; BROOKLYN l. Left OH bRSes-
NeWYork 6: BROOKLYN First base balls-OR
keett i: on Van ilatTen. Struck ous-Goro, c3nnor
Vaughn o. Rourke McGsachy. Sacrifice hits-kichard.
non Hayes Ssory. Stolen bases-Connor, oRourko,
Ward r1l, McGeachy. Van HAtren. Double plays-NAn
HaItron Ward and orr, Ward and Joyce: Bauer Ward,
Passed bSIIs-Daiy /; Vaughn 3. Umpires-Matthews
and Cunning. Time-2:lO. Attendance-67sa
CLEVELAND ". u. II; BurTALo tr. ~ s.
CLEvKLASn June 7-The BufiAlos played another In
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woEcKsrKR l3; HARrroRp, s
WORCESTER June 7.-Tho Hartfords were not In the
Kame to-day. The score:

Hartford. ................ ....l o o o.
Enrnel runa-Woreester 4; Hartford 2 Twobase
hits-Wilson kennedy. -, Three base hits-ksnnSdy,
Walsh. Home run-Spill. sacrihco hits-CRlnpion,
Cudw0rth StatE, Msister. GunassO. Struck ou-Meis-
ter burns Iod gnan q. Mason Forster ash, Moore
Stnib First base errors-Worcest 3: Hartford J.
First base on bai!s-Spi y), Kennedy Mann 81 smith
lD WinkelmaIL Passed bals-Moore = Wild pitth
Burns nme-2 hours Cmpire-Vaentino. Attend
ance, ISL
BALriNoRE, 81: WARRINGTON II.
BALTIMORE juno The Baltimores had an easy time
~ In datea he TODAY, Tho
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1ou,,vulE. June 7aThs ssmO vs's siuESinE mattel

Earned runs -McTAmany. Wolf Stolen bases-Wolf;
Hamburg Reilly. Double plRyszTeyi9r Shinniek, aud
OCOnnor First base on bnllS-Oh Midnnr Z; on STRAIT
ton . struck out-By suatton. Wild pitches
StrAtton Umpiro-Emsie Time-lioo
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Total.


HRKkFTII 4 {, vs.. ANATkVR lIAGUK.
The Berkcleys defeated the Amateur League g. C.
yesterday at Morris Dock by G6 ruas j. II. Lambkin
played splendid inntnS for 80 and others WHO did
good work were I. Martin for tho Amateurs aud E
II. MOeran for Berkeley Tho totals were:
Amateur League. "a
STATEN IsLAND vs. BROOKLYN.
The game which was to have taken place between
those clGbs at Brooklyn Yesterday Iell through only
three otre > l. &. q. were on the ground when play
called. E-'
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PbWadsinhii11, '.'''''''''-5 n y ! -
Earned runS-Brookln Philadelphia 2 Two base
hit-CIoments. Three baS-OBrien Sacrifice hits
hamilton Burk, Alien, ndtE- Sto en- bases-Collina
Pinkney. and liamlltn,. Double plAys-Allon.
Mayors and Nc hu!ey; laand AyerA Clark Smith.
by pitched 6all.smita Saaud Mccapey. Bases on
out-Thompson MAYER, hley Gleason Ayers. and
Obrien- Cmpires-Zachaknd Powers
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. ButiAlos played another In


G sSasiS
bradford Tebeau. hoy. Three base his-IinliRau
RAney saorihoe hits browning a. Twitchei, Mo
Leer sutcliHe Wise. Beecher a. White. stoeu bases
-R,dford LArkin, HalVan RAses OH bals-By Brien.
/ y BALDWIN L. Hit by pitcher-Radford Double
HAS RAiney. Wise Carney t2l rGRsed bAlls-Sut-
difb, Halligan, = tmprcs-FerRuson and Holbert
.tpndance, lob
PHILApELPHIA, June The double Players League
famo herr % resulted a 8 follows:
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Earned runs-CincRual T. TwSaN hit-MullsnS
h hs.s nS'S JhESe9.ii Knight hnGuD-MoPhos
HineG Struck SutItOdAy lin, Cane Dou6ic
blAIS-BsAro, hcfha' AHi Reilly b. stolen bases
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Earned TpnI-koehsster. I; Athletic ? Tw16Sss hits
sAcTlaoe h!ts-Lyons, Mcclure rrrcoli :; o'Bren:
Mcmahon, 4. Stolen Disqualification C2) Knowles. No,
CURE Purcell % First base eTorS-drifn, Welch
ny Acguire !; by Robinson, Wild pitch-MeMAhon
Time-l 3D. CmpTe-Toos. Attendance, lOlj.
1T, LOUIS 8; TOLEDO !.
81. LOum June Tho Toledo men plEySd!to-dGy as
II their life depended on losing, Attendance tOl The
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cEi;aHa .:::::;:::'.,5 SSSSGg
elts-paNtA AEdnet, Ammsr. il!moRurnS Three.
base hitGSsAch. Home run-Mk aisacrinoe hit
by BsAtin, - by CouGhlin q Auckt~Sy Cough
ill., T. BIT oy pitcher-kittTidge umh-Lynoh
oEcESAn u IL .; PIrTsHRGHtrl
CINCINNATI June 7-Onco m0reths ,Sd," Lao m.
LeasuS procession, and the AnrpncrInt OF DE do.
rear or the fhlAue mas nv H. "lyn Nv out sa vo
afternoon, The score. ''
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rho Atlantic Association.
Nav u.vHr June Tho Hewarks could not md
nnrnn 10 day and were defeated. The score:


Earnsd run-kow IIAyon Two.baRe hit-Doylo.
First base on aIis-poyle, ,Dleke5son norSrd (2l,
Lang McDermott DoomA MAnsell First base OH
errnr.-New Haven 1; Newark !. iiithy pitched bail
ELaiiy struck out--JohnBon ~ McDermott Fields
10Y Uooms Mnnsell C2L double plRy-MoDermott,
Smith, and Fields Tims-i+S. umpiro-Nahoney.
Attendance. 700.
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S6tVWnk.yni ;.'................! 10 % Q Q OIL
AhAAN phiA ''..,-...........S o I IA
Earned runs-Philade phi Brooklyn, l. Two.base
HasII.emsntS CnIlinL ThiaSe hit-Allen. BAcrt
}!AyS-ax!llSHn and heCnuleyssEsd bulls-ClemsntA
IJS mhu ptchIf9uL X out-Collins, Burns
Ihomtton AcCAuley, fouts, NOV. Cismenta stolen
iSgsSS-NeyerS Itme-2 L0u!U mpirsS-BoweS and
oH'cA0o a. Lh o; oLEyELAA Ll s-rRsT GAME
CLEVELAND June The CHI and cIsvaInnd Ma
games thts sfts,3 0% gTsys6' pretuly contested