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Base Ball Notes.

Tho injury sustained by Roussey on Wednesday is
likely to keep hun from playing for some time
HARTFORD. May 29.-Sulliyan has been released, Say
suspended without pay and Pat o'Conns third base
man, engaged
New York state League.
, TGe e. d. GaS eIges to aye rfks
man VIII play the position
sha9nop WIG has been PLAYING second Gas. for the
York P. II Club and viii report for duty to-day.
S AHrranEsments weTe made yesterday betwsen Yale
Iall championship NJ brotherhood Park on saturday,
burdOek NJ manager OF the dorsey CITY team Any
Of the club ''''''
SYRACUSE May 2a-Third RaIcman Jos Ba,tin has
been released by Syracuse and Catcher Deay will play
bAseman eliminate.
The euler School, nine of dis city s.TdS az
D 9TS Of az @ GsTsSy y TnnE s
The e, Grssnp9ipt Athletic Club would Ike hear from
W.. ERlS fqT JsryS fisIEiii ISisoq Ncf%alS ST
Knecht Van Colt avenue. GrosnpOint
yh BAsrMo.E Nay ?awork ~ being rushed Mt Brook
che dI,. sunf-y 6a psyed il Maryland
M Ss 1 and. dFas when SeS sea-
night Manager Bsrnie but the latter thinks he Is safe
Club next SUNDAY week '''A WI" TUG warrington
v Easro% ma Nay ~ Chadwick, second hassmAn Of the
brought win cStcheP domaa OF last year, Az So na
WAN Illo very good player. EaFOn VIII very prob
aOy secure PAt uconnelL who has been PLAYING third
DAse on ho brO0kIEn Association team. Another good
pitcher 10 being looked W. 49,"
In tho ninth inning of yesterdays game on tho
e. S tSs Rrd raS sFEGu uP a
which viii prevent HIN from playing FOR some time
lie was on hrsk ana on BAusTB hit TO DsehAntT ho ran
coilidod with him with such foFCs that wGsn he ro
carried on the field. ~ W
The anair was so thrilling that had there been women
RSara t4sg So o have tainted When mpro
Sad Hnn0nSsa The game called account Of
knson MT Ans9P walked slowly to us home plate
water oGt OF lug Then he faced the grand stand aud
agree Win the umpire FOR . moment there was
throughout the ampithoatre silence IKE itself
Then low SOUND ran around Of Awebtrcken M oplS
whispering one To another Umpire ZaclHras .nuk
down on the payers bench with large tears CoursnR
GOWN his cheeks strong men fled ahstTActediy into
Harrison street sAOOna In the pFess box men who had
known capt Arson for sat wretched stmpefac
ton gazing with dull stony at the spot where lie
had stood murmuring In bewildering way 60 them
selves; He agreed-CGpL AnsUn-a Hreed-witll-th
umpire "-InteT.Ocedn.
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Scotty Co, Hasa Match Mt Last.

Frank or "Scotty Cox, the IlG.pound puRilist who
came to America with Peter jackson. thinks he has
match on at last although the last two that were pro-
posed those with an unknown and Sim Colns-havo
fallen through This time Jack Denninc OF this city IL
the man They have signed articles to fight to finish
with skin gloves Cox to scale at lls and give away
four pounds. The stakes 500 a side and q well
known liar! EN- sport who will manage the affair has
guaranteed purse ~ $500 The battle Will take place
II about four weeks and tickets viii be out next week.
lhey VIII cost s. The Harlem man who has charge OF
te event Is man Of experience in the business ana
the mill viii Doubtless tie brought on successfully. The
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HEw HAYES. May 2o-Ihc second day. playing in the
tournament Of tho New Haven Lawn Club 70.
suited as 10 lows:
I = Reynolds beat 5. Horclkiss CT; o..
r G Fellows beRtE. Z. Ecyu0,is. D-2, G-L
" I, Day, Jr. beat l.. : lie Forest. -, D-L
J., 7. Hal beat f. IOuush.ry, n--a; Is.
hNhur +. Day. IT. beat A l. llatlcy, Ga; O..
ord Huntington heat Z. p. liHll 80; 6-1.
L. &. Sanford beat Ford Huntington, G-5; So; 6-L
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piavina on Sunday be allowed. Those matters will
hsv.r be entertained for a moment by the Players
League II there shown disposition TO put any
OF thes into efecL and there was cauce OF
succesa would withdraw from the League 10 mo
Insnt and know OF Others VINO would do likeWise
in SpsakIng of the attendance at Brotherhood Patt,
M TalCott said IT was not what II should he, nut
then he continued we arc 0utdraWlng the Otner Iei
lows The fact H. We are giving daily true Gnttment
OF tho attendance II any persons doubt y VIII 10
ni.assd 10 have them cal upon me and | will show
tb.m the books and I will wager anybody suit OF
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fishing Garklr.
NOTICE TO FISHERMEN !

" Prices FOR 1870, Hra.s multiplying
Its bahnc" handle rev ull CUP holds 30 ert I'm q
y p Luru reel line. block 81 feet .thrrad :is, :
!" thread ~ - thread aar SueUrihooks jingle got
T. t. eaSh Er"ss ~. -. dozen swivel sirsarsrG
&C each h!l' .eAdcTs foot g. luIca; . foot soc
3 40, $50 Large Variety Of Wood Noels 'uc ITc 80
am q ea'" send @ stamp for illustrated Fishing
8, covrr At III &AJHHS,TEESs, -
lnILN INI NINMaO
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Murphy md Spider Kelly to Sign.

Rennie Murphy, the English bantam who challenged
Tommy Kelly, the Harlem Spider, to finish fight for
the ltpound championship but failed to meet Kelly to
sign articles week ago through Misunderstanding Of
the locality Of the place said yesterday that he stu
eager TO arrange II" match ana would meet the Spider
AZ the i0ucs Edz'rS once day next week to post
forfeit He suggested Monday M noon and said no
would be on hand tLen anyhow and II the time didn't
suit Kelly lie would go again kelly's call. Murphy
wants the stakes to be Sl,utp side. Key's manager
mas sigulhed his acceptance OF the terms and will
doubt he present on Monday To bind the match Murphy
has strong moneyed backing, and Kelly find $500
without trouble.
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disappointed lot OF sports waited Mt the well known
sporting rendezvous OF and Sixth streets
Jersey City last night 1t expected that the long
deferred Fight between Bill Dunn of Elizabeth and
Ginger Mccormick would he ratified. but the sports
were not graned for the Dunn party fae come up
@'
After waiting patiently until 10 T. VI the Mccormick
people left after staInR reporter that they
wore ready 20 make = match for - t-Jv n side any
style with or without gloves To finish. q limited
number OF roundA either in uUiic or private
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To Try for English Ho,o-,

Walter Christie tho alLround athlete Of the Titan
and Manhattan Athletic Cubs sailed Europe yester
day A deegation from the Manhattan. Titan and
from the pier as the vessel sal ed
Christie has very creditabe record at jumping and
spfint runnipF in this country liz will represent the
Manhattan Athletic club at tho English champ ionship
meeting in tho 10 yard and quarter mile runs And tia
high lump. His friends EXPECT him TO make good
showing in these events
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PRINCETON May ga mas meeting of university
students was held this in Mathematical Hall for
the purpose Of oectnE university athletic officers D. D.
fasement 20 President being in the chair n. II.
JAneway acted as Secretary and MessrB Sper Sleher
snh Price 81 as tellerA j. II Seay, 0l, John c. Green
SchOol or Science. OF Texas was unanimously elected
university Treasurer; g. r Mckinney, 81 Of Pennsyl.
Tnnia oSSe Dali PRESIDENT and j. p Parker, w, OF
Louisana was elected base ball Treasurer by small
majority over Herbert Carter of New Jersey,
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Biy Magic OF 1903 Eighth avenue learned that Jack
Tanning of Providence was in the city Wednesday,
and at once Issued challenge him on behalf of Billy
Weldon of Harlem. lie wants tho terms to be IIS
pounds, hard gloves to a finish for $3.50 side and
purse of $50 to take place within four weeks within
my miles OF New York Tanning said yesterday that
lie NaRaRreeahe and word Magic that no could
be found al tho Hamilton Hotel l2bth and Eighth
avenue Maggie artrrward announced that he would at
tend to tho matter. and these lads will be matched
within few days They both clever with their
Guild make u good go '' ~ S'
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The latest addition to tho ranks OF the Titan Athletic
Club Gus NJ Sacks, the orstwhile Prince of Athe
tic Patrons" whose REIMBURSEMENT of the athletic
cause few months caused great stir in amateur
S Shsho sfCes Nj SACK. has fully recovered bis
ern part OF France and California and his return to tho
athletic arena Will be welcomed by all true lovers OF
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hnson. still having in mind his victory over
the New York National League Club on
Wednesday, had n smile OF content over his
face when he stepped uron the field at Wash
!, gton Park Yesterday to do battle with the
cran- slavcn players that represent BROOKLYN
Ill tho National League. This was The first
game between tho teams. Exactly LEGO specta-
y!nyors. Although the ylsitors scored only
buff n. many runs rs the Brook!yns. 1t cannot
DO sud that II WINS q walkover They made an
oiher TRIPLE play yesterday. lust similar to the
one I, short time ago. This play was made in
Iarnss inilolI hit bounded OF Tinkneys
shoulder earning the base runner first base.
Iourhlin hit u y 70 left field. and, owing to the
hoals, n"ither Smith nor o Drien got under the
bail. ki;tridSc hit Erounher. which waS well
stopped by Smith. who. quick as q flash. sent
II" ball over to Collins, who touched second,
md il turn 1t was passed to Foutz. burns
k"pt on, running in his endcavor to score. but
tho big first bascman G0t the ball home lust in
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HOwlInr,

Two match games between tho Echo and Recreation
Bowling Clubs were rolled at CArruthers's EIephant
Club House Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening the frs:
with ton, the second with hvo men to ateam The
scorss
Echo-ssllerA ?22i Miles 100; Austin $50: W H. Da
aid ia1i schoI 10; i ii Davsl loo Total iG7s
n ion f3o EEglsstOn l7 gswsy
Tett 40; White 1877 WellL l7S. Total 1871
SEcoND GANE,
Echo-Sellers 1870; Miles III; Hoyt 1853; schon 2ss.
II, DavOl Is2 Total, esI.
%ReG,s3t i M re Lee i72' White, 49, Tsrrs,t
next tuesday night The scores on Monday werei
Ssmgs.
i; 4:;s If
Totals Ills 5os Totals ...... Si5s S4
Average per gAme-PaulSsn 1885, Winter I7a
ERIEs.
S Second IL ' s;;
Totals .,. . 8 ISL Totals .....7ios So
Average per Eams-Thyno, l7s14 Winter 1871.
TnIEp sEHSS
;::s II !:::i Il
Totals ..,. us . 40. TotAl...u.i9ia 0 5ga
Average per Eaus-Thyus. 1888; PAuIIsu, I7s.
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NEW BRUNSWICK. Nay 2h-The nrst annual dinner Of
the New Brunswick Gun club was held tonight and IL
wAs very enjoyable President Il y. Petit presided
Many OF tho prominent men IN tho city belong to tho
ciun' Tomorrow twelve OF tile members will shoot
WIN m equal number of The Dayton Gun Club and on
saturday tho regular monthly she o. viii lie held
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Spnrtaman'G Goods.


TIE RACKET LAST,
And Spa'lng RIOS havo made IL and tsrpls rIsv.,s
Ot tic Wv 'FN''''''' WV 40 "'"NS
SLo' I'M TOUHSAMENT RACKET.
rsNrT "a so perioct racket heen produced Grace
w ~ ~ 'lntlYIh l-FtrcIy balanced strung with me
tIuIy IN ned EnTIh got the lgs, o Whto ash beau
MsRaat sFAisbIStss9 81 H. iS San-
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The Staten Island Sound squadron Of the Coriu,hian
NhNy VIII hold the oIeniig retAlta OF tho season on
Sat rday Jtne - atH r NJ Oh sewaren. y. } Classes
VIII te open /! e member: OF III" navy free but
members will he charged nominal entrance fec
sleeps cats cutters canoes yaw st Lawrence skifs
AMI rugged r0wbOats invited to cuGnpete Prizes
viii be offered IN al classes Entries may 10 sent until
June 10 Louis Berg. Tho Alpine, - West Thirty third
street. New York city $3.50
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Constant Reader Prank White. Seventh avenue and
Thirty-folrtl street il ab'nt as good as any.
7 x lie was defeated by louis Jester in scran.
ton and his1 ~ Nike tOnley, the Ithaca Giant
The last Sihp for the fight between POmp Brody and
Murphy was postal Yesterday. The night Is To a finish
wit SKIN gloves, for Su side and purse OF an equal
ALnOAlL
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Harmed rnnS-rhtladeIPhia |; Chicago J. Two:ba,s
win, s%crinee hlts-FoRArty FArra5 Comtskey. Basss
81 an ~, % sRH u0ms
struck ogt ont. EoEartZ ,t2S Cunningham 90
on 9rs-Ihi!HielphiS 2; Chicago ! First base
pres- Gafney and Barnes
BOSTON N. L J. 8; BUFFALO (R. L. o.
BosroN. Nav % Tho most interesting feature OF TO-
days game at Brotherhood grounds between Boston
and Buffalo was the reception rendered the old Bost0n
nj he
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Gossip at Sports with Arms and 1.era.


Mr. Geo /. Catlin Jr- one of tho Board OF Managers
OF the Corinthian Athletic Club haR presented hand
some hunting case watch to be competed for by any
amateur IN Fooa sAnains me Tst run VIII teke place
Entries close Tuesday night with c. NJ Ray
uluud.
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The three days outing arranged 10y Cant ". II. Rrug
OF the citizens Bicycle Ciuu for his club members TO
Port lsrVls and the Delaware Water Gap was hailed
WITH degnt by large number of tho touring slemen
Or no cluh party Of the cub members lott New
YORK yesterday afternoon via tho Erie road. The
cyclists wont Ia Port lervS being their intention 10
wheel from there Milford whore stop for the uight
would be made aud then wheel to tho Water Gap.
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Notice TO MANAGER. OF Hall Clubs

In order to have the results of your games played to-
day published in The Sun morning your re-
ports be delivered at this office before O'Clock to
night. No notice will be taken Of any game played to
day unless this re EQUATION IS strictly observed
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Foot Racing at Princeton.

PRINCETON, May 2-An interesting race was held this
afternoon between George W. Belts. Louis b Crane
and b. Turner The object OF the race was to decide
who should represent Princeton In tho mile run at the
Berkeley oval on saturday The contest was exciting
and brought out many OF the studentA Turner won
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Earned rnns-Brookiyn 5; Cleveland g. Left on
brooklyn !; Clcve and 4 First base bAls-of SOW.
ders y; on Blakley, 3 Struck 0ut-By sowderS. l;
by BaEley, ]. Sacrifice hit-Sowdera Stolen bases
Joyce. McGeachy, Cook stricken Tebeau Double play
Stricke and DeehRnty, RHdfOrd and Sutcihe Three.
base hits--TebeAu. Joyce TSo.bass s-AndsrSon
Orr, Stricken Iarkn. Wild pitches-sOwaera 2 I'm.
pires-Knght and JoneS Time. 2II.
CHICAGO q. Ll. u: rHrL,pKLrHrA tr. LIS.
PHuAnRLrrlA May 20 Chicago won to. day game At
forepaughs Park and the Windy City base bali popu
victory. The
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Mjse REsay 81 ySrssy S
Fields, Dooms Sacrifice hist McDsrmitt, DoOmS
l2I NcGuckon. Stolen bABes-Gtbert (2L Johnson
Fields pooms, Smith (2 KeRy, Base on balls-NeWarE
O. Jersey CITY . Left on bAss1-NswaIk, 0; Jersey
CITY, u Base on errorB-Nswark 3, Jersey City
Passed ball Murphy. Struck out-By Miller, = fine
HIS Umpiro-YalentinS
ERW HAVEN. 10; WILMINGTON. 5.
NV HAvEN May 29-The homo team batted the
game away from the WilmiDgtonS In tho ninth Inning
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Jake KIlraIn at Home.

BALTIMORE. May % Jake Rilrain reached home this
evening lie Is apparently enjoying excellent health
aiI sA be tad> TO meet any one, not barring even
su.I!NalI al any time.
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Earned runs-Chcago, I, BROOKLYN, . First base on
balls hcaGo :. Brooklyn. = First base on errors
ITo"Alyn, : struck out, lirago i. Hro"Si"m' =
IT, a,se bits 4!s.,2inns fout% Stolen bases smith
pouO.e plays q Brien ami Foutz, Smith Foutz and
laIy, Carroll and kittridEe. Sacrifice hits-Collins
piuhney. l.ONett, DAILY, Andrews. Wild uich-CouRhlIn
Impro-NcQuaid Iime-l 40 Attendance 90.
FnILApTrpnrA Is, III X; cLFVaLAYp tN.LL T.
rgm,pflrurt May 20 Tho Cleveland Is. L. team
made its nrt appearance here to-day and WAS beaten
after All exciting game. Tho
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Toledo .......,..................2 o IA
Earned runs-Toedo. Twobase hits--Alvord. schet
beck. 1hrecnase hit swartwood. Sacrifice hits -
Knowles 90 Werdeu. Nicholson, smith, First base on
esilsaCh fttzgsrald u of smith Stolen bases
base OIL errors-schefrer, Greenwood swar wOOd Van
Dyke ~ 6y pitched 9aLlIGrsenwood Struck out
Phillips9 aud Brine. Wild pitch-FinEerad. Time
lIJu Ump.re-ToOle
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:. EaIheI funs-NeW Haven q Three bAso hit1-M cKoo
SsTTiS, firs. base on bHs.NcEec Lay hodOrd, Lang
SShli-IJnch. CorG9rAu, struck out-Hornsr Laiy
Mckee stein ~, Williams Stolen baseS-HcKeG LAM
And 81, ssh9eneeE Wild Pitch-HOrner TlmSIi:4S'
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The Inrana Beats the Thistle and
FaISyris.

LOsroS, May 90 In the Royal Thames regatta to-
day the larana was first Thistle second and Nalkyrie
third The distance nifty miles Jamesons new
crack yacht lverna nos placed. She did not use
the crntreOOari.
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CLEVELAND tp. L.. IL BROOKLYN tr. L. 10.

The Cleveland P. IL team made their first
terdny and during the first two innings they
gave tho Brooklyn Club oil the leather chasing
they desired. Sowders's delivery was pounded
numerically by the Ohioans. and base hits
came faster than tho admirers Of Wards club
wished to see. After the slaughter had sub;
inning, the yisit0rs had a string OF nine runs
to their account. This looked like winning
lead, but the brooklyn team got down to work
up to this time had held the home team down
to one hit, began to suffer. Hits came fast and
streak OF batting by the Brooklyn team ran
their score up to seven in tho sixth inning. The
Eamo from this out was very exciting. Tho
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Earned rnns-Bost0n Z. Homo run-Qninn Two
base hits-Brown. stovey Haddock stolen bases
RICHARDSON, Stoyey 81 Irwin sacrifice hit-Madden.
base on err0rs-Boston. ?: BunaIo = iIit BY ptched
bail.Murphy. Passed balls-Llaisan, 8 Wild pitch
-EaddocE, !. Struck out-By Madden s. by HAddock
O. Double pays--Nash Quinn and Brouthors, Irwin
Suinn. and Brouthers. Understanding and Mathews
IIme-l
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Eastern Park. DECORATION Day. Games.

Brooklynys Cleveland players League. 1890 NJ
and ar, NJ Express trains Kings county IL" leave
bridge dl7, 3't 3ah NJ regular trans, Atlantic aY
rapid transit and Union l." TO RTOuudA-AdU.
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hosToS, May 2a-The perfect fielding OF tho Bostons
and tho inability Of the lisburghs To bat Clarks0n
tens the story OF the latter q defeat The

Earned Tun-Pttsburgh. Two base hit-Mller sacrt
Ee.n moh32San Tucker, sullivan Brodie Clarkson
BALI BV Ga n"moEai !l BTodie smith, First base on
,stnG 4 NJ BY pitched ba-BIodis Passed bali
Hl.snp, l. Nld phcheS- Baker !. STRUCK out-By
zacLsTlna.; hy haLer umpres-Fowers and
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The American Association.
THE RECORD
TOLEDO.


TOLtnO z, HOChEHTKR, =
ROCHESTER May .a-Toledo won this afternoon in the
most exciting contest At Culyor Park this season The
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Two grand championship ERuies Pittsburgh New
bOIki hfht game called At lp'3O A. NJ. second at
T. Nj admission SOC, grand stand. 2jc, eItra-Adr
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Base Hall New Polo Grounds To. ID
Baso Rail To-day, brotherhood Par

Two Grand League Championship Games Cincin-
nAtu Va New York. Morning game 10 ~ NJ; after.
noon game p. NJ Admission each game 5Oc-Aau.
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PHLApELPHIA May % The controversy over the be m.
eft rendered to Manager Harry Wright by the Phla
dephia r IL Club slil continues President Love and
business Manager f. nit both sad Yesterday that
the benefit was arranged with the fun knowledge and
consent OF Manager NI.sAts family The proceeds
OF the benefit game TO-DAY will amount over 81 90
This money will be offered to Manager Wright and II
he does not accept Manager Hit said 1t would be
Col John Rogers issued card 10 day in rsply to
,Rat he Was authorized to refuse ihs nsneHt by Tr
Manager Harry rghtsrr.ieIce ~ HooGh iwentS "
sseond street last niLlt and Informed Iy ono Of
on ss.Ss" eye and after G"S o ~ ss9
sory pavnS %sa . ttRiF IT. vi. ": S% "i9
sGoept the proceeds u Tho Lsneh endsrrd ~ no NH
FUSED TO say anStGng egs remArlnk IlSt thr family
Sons Sr .s- . G fSao NE sr ~ ar w1 s D
condition TO DO worried with outside matter, con.
seqneinty H. was m4osfiDs for her TO say what ne
- when asked II the statement mndS by Col r
PTaesss OF Inc GetnSH MS %rs Se 70 "fe lie
had not seen the sasment Then turning her broth
.rftd guess %s are sbo boy our Srt .S .n1
b9NlsT wHhout any assltIance II, ..,,
Park to DAY and Hdde 10 IL. sale OF grsI.tand
sh love S . STnk Ia. ' HysF IA n" s,
the money 1t would be given 10 Local charity.
Lacrosse.
The Sa,or%, are trying for games I'm L.nlgh Col
, The Staten Island team has totn requested by the
Brnokyus 70 come over aud l4y anne on Tho attsrs
T Ia1s 4 san 81 t.! ers ss$; nd
as has not been w asS ~ ~ f h aeo ns @S
Sps PriS ne two teams nyaI+Iy play for az they
crosse crank cannot dad any room tor criticism IN the
game they putup
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Two game" a. II aud 4 Admission rs cuS-zGr N"''
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A BAD DAY FOR NEW YORK.
norm CLUBs DEFEA TED IN VERY CLOSE
GAMES.

GAMES.
The brooklyn IT. L.) cub also BenteH by
"a Sorntch-HOw tho Otber Games Re.
suited Some Of tho Games To-day.
Yesterdays games In tho four big assocla.
lions resulted as follows:
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati 7 Now York. 6.
Brooklyn, 8; Chicago 4;
Philadelphia, 4: Cleveland. Z.
Boston, 8 Pittsburgh. ..
THE PLAYERS LEAGUE
Pittsburgh, .; New York. 2.
Cleveland. IL: brooklyn. 10.
Boston, 4: Buffalo. 0.
Chicago. G; Philadelphia, Q.
1HE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo, 4; Rochester. 3.
THE ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
Newark 10; Jersey City 3.
New Haven. 10: Wilmington, 8.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-30
SPORTS ON THE WATER.


The street Arabs OF BAyonne had It rumored about the
place yesterday that Eypsss we're in town when they
sspied a number OF trm.looking canvas tents that
were pitched on one OF the most charming spots that
slopes down to the OF Newark Ray. These TEN.
porary structures occupied by Jolly canoests who
came to take part In the fourth annual meet of the As
sociated Canoe Clubs on the Passac River, The
skppcrs OF these Feather weight" craft began to ar
rive At tho designated point long before and by in
det"uGaOe work tho whole aggregation was carefully
ehsconccd In what will constitute their homes until
sunday The old camp site OF 1883 is the place where
they are located and none better could have been
leCted toward evening tho owners Of their respective
eNNhhihg the same 20 aS 10 make sure that
SNy ing WuuG he in readiness when tho call for the
"llIN W hl'iehT on tic II at hand The modern
colony " hted the tiers white tents as fnllnws
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-30

TWO OUT IN last inning.
New York ...... ............0 ] ! 0-s
fltsDurRh. ....,..,....,...2 u q U ] ] v ~
Earned runs-New York, s; PhtsburEh = First base
on errOrs-New York, 2: Pittsburgh Left OH bases
New York, o. Pittsburgh. - First bare ON halls-On
Crane, 10! on Maui 4. Struck outORourke Vaughn C2
Three.bass hit-Connor Two base hits-Goro Conner.
OkOutko Carroll Nisner. Sacrifice hits-Whitney Hat
field Bsckley %, Kuehpe Stolen bAses-Goro Richard
son, Carroll double plays-O'Rourke and Vaughn;
kushne and Beckley; Maui. Robinson, and Beckley.
lit by pitcherSAttory. Wild pitches-Crane Passed
blll-NauRhn GENERALIZATION and Holbert. Tine