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Base Ball Notes.

At FlushinR-Lenox 7; r. A. C.. g.
II. Lehmau.-PittsburGh Players League Club
AtLeo Park on sunday-BufaloS 4; GloasonS So
At shoholA Glen sundAy-Port JerviA .; Flush
ing, TO-
The Brooklyn A A. team has great outhold In
Simon PeltZ and Daily
PRIScK1os, June e-The Princetonfale freshman
game viii be pI aged TO morrow at New Haven
Manage. Of the BoqE q. T r8 v 1Ssm Sas
Tomorrow at West Now BRIGHTON. /. the Toronto
University team will play the staten Island Atheucs'
oal ns r SsS1 sa a s1% oo%" HnwoSdI s.
NV HAvES june o Tho Yale nine defeated The
Lafayette College team this afternoon BY score Of
The Acmes have juno ~ 20, and % open any nrst
class club having an enclosed ground Address H. K
July OPEN ssmss address Thomss somerSiIia
Vol Mn: on a sa a'Hs sS
& s aSstE fi 1s;
Tho PrmrC Club of Mount Vernon have Juno IA and
mV9f t2f
society crossed hats E. (, the
caught in overy game The club viii give him much.
other back stop as well as a pitcher 'n "A
The Clifton Base Ball Club of williamshridgs have
some uafofmsd club for that Address sf ca e
son, Jr. l30 greenwich street. city.
Bass Bali Club eonsHdsd with III. SeH
The score; Atlantic Highlands is; Amsterdam IL
CAMBRIDGE June a-iIartford won from Harvard to.
day in characterized by heavy batting Hart.
ford part in the ninth inning, less than
Hartford '' VI
Tho Y. C. U. Base Ball Club of we.t New Brighton
have organized, and would Iike to hear from cuhs
LenntinoS Sa2amores and stapletonG AddreSs Thomas
J. kenny. manager
Jack Nelson the old time short stop has aeversd his
shou der a few days ago and the MANAGEMENT wanted
and look his walking paperG
PnL,DKLPHIA, June n-Pltcher Anderson has bosn re.
leased by the PhIadslphA N. l. Club lie not
ridge will probably pitch agan for the PhiGdep las
on Msdn,:dSE lie els, opy !. ysars OLD Ca R0FsS
refused allow his son to become professional bail
nIobSy De Of for GS q h
New Works morrow shannon, another University
pitcher. 10 also to have q trial.
WARRINGTON. June e-Contracts for ls9N-with New
" 6Seii: london j. j. Reldy saginaw bay city,
Vine; Omaha, i Phalen RelsasedHBy Now YORK.
crane PhtIAdd Snn l. Decker f'Pprfe
fesgs: TSTenIe 1; Y $tS!n:Sr; s%snsw By cisy'
4 YGusG, Secretary
Works nine al Eastern Park in - pretty a game as
The battery work OF Hozberger and Tracy for the
S
gSrfsct m NY CTH3S feature Of the Fs%s
coran nit % the pitcher. who threw the ball home.
bali ike shot TO Ronahue at arst cu,,inE on Corco'
ran Donshus Immediately returned the ball TO Haley,
City Works J. '''''' ''''' 49,
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Minor Leagues.

INTERNATIONAL LEAduE
~uN nwrnnn
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Tho consolidated runs of the bicycle clubs are proving
big successes
new club has been formed in Rochester. called tho
Crescent cycle Club
Tho Murphy boys OF tho KingS County wheelmen will
race at All tho important meets this season.
Miss A. Foley and Miss Murray Of Worcester rodo
Boston ~
Chicago on June from IA minutes 25 GSoonda 70 IL
minutes 2 50 seconds
The Associated Cycling Clubs will do all in tn F power
to make the visit % the New York BROOKLYN and S.u
cess ' '"'
). II, shurmAn won the twelve and half mile road
race OF the Lynn Wheel Club May so in 43 mnuteI
minutes third. '"'"
Capt Rummei of the AGtAntA whsSlmen Ia making
great Efforts to have tho largest number OF men on ho
ran 30 As to capture the for tho
he hrst Of the series OF races be hold by the North
Gh ne" YORK Cycle Association VIII be held a. Low.
we oh JunS % Twelve events win be run
heh wiz include race between bicycle GAd DSdeI.
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Gossip o, sports with Arm. and legs.

Tho Titan Athletic Club will hold an important meet
ing at the club rooms IoI West Forty seventh Get at
O'Clock tonight
Tho Irish Athletic Club football team had an easy
time bringing tue SbAmrOckB into camp ~ New Dorp
on sunday, The score Irish A U" goals shamrooks,
I goal.
The Cable A. a, OF Jersey City have unknown who
they are anxious TO match against Master Gormely OF
the Wayne A In finish light or limited number OF
rounds for $50 trophy.
PRINoEToN June s.-ThS CAled0nian games for the
Peace CUP Will take place At 10 A n. 10 morrow In
stead Of At 8 Z a. ANNOUNCED. Tho freshmen are
counting on winning the cup through CaryS work.
This crack win run In the 100 $40 80 yards and mile
run
A half mile run handicap for menberB OF the sylvia
A. C. was held 81 the West side Driving Park, Jersey
City on Sunday afternoon, for q medal presented by
the captain OF tho club The result what un.
SIpSstSd - both scratch men Cassidy and stan.
ton, failed 10 get . place Ben Adams won In minutes
IL sscondk ~ BurchArdt was second The track was
very heavy, accounting fer the slow uAS II. O. Adams
WAS starter and J, y Shelter referee
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LAWN TENNIS.
All Ready for tho Tournament at PhIIa.
deIphln

All Ready for the Tournament at Phna-
delphIR.
PHILApRLrniA June An IL in readiness for the la
dies championship tournament which will begin hero
tomorrow. Tue have been put In perfect cond
ton, and the committee in charge of the AFFAIR have
done everything in their power to make 1t grand
cess The championship events singles and doubles
for ladies' In addition to lheso, pri2s Will also bo
awarded in Esnt:enen,s singles and mixed doubles AZ
in the douhleS 1--WE pairs are entered including last
years double champions Miss Townsend and Miss Bal.
lard
The singles will he played hrst. the Championship
match occurring only in tho afternoon Tho entries in
singles and dou6es are: singles Miss CAh New York
Z. G.: Mrs Roosevelt y II Z. G.; Miss Gregory n n.
G.; Miss Wright P e. G. Miss Mott, 7. To; and Ms.
Cahi Miss Mott and Mish Wright, Miss sycst and Miss
Gabkl Miss h. G. velt aid Miss q. W. Roosevelt
and Miss Townsend and Miss Ballard
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Connecticut Boating News.

BRIDGEPoRT. June "a regatta for prizes will proba
bly, como OF In July under direction Of the bridgeport
Boating Association There Will he classes for ali sized
yachta Commodore Burritt of the Cedar Point Yacht
Club has offered to contribute 500 to mo prize money
Commodore Hobbs of tho schooner Yacht Quinnipiac
will donate ST. and Dr. sydney Bishop \ new York
banker who resides here will put in So The race will
be Opon for yachts nj along tho Sound from LRrchmUnt
to Now Haven
Commodore Jennings's new steam Yacht UnGuowa
n Y C. has started OH an cruise for week
pleasure trip
". r. MAcready of Westport has purchased steam
yacht 10 take the paC" ~ the fine sailing vessel in
which he has BunInsred annually for several years
The new craft 10 finished in cNirRyHgaut style.
Some half dozen small steam vessels will he added to
tho bridgeport fleet OF pleasure boats this season
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A succeasluI FIrnt At,eupt,

match race between tho three catboatS Tritou
Dandy and First Attempt brought IA large crowd 70
Ulrich's Shore House, on Newark Bay Oh Sunday and
there was considerable speculation as to tho outcome
The race WAS over six mile The wind though
changeahe fairly good for sIiInR and exciting
contest followed The Triton was hrS away hu. First
Attempt BOOn took tho lead and at the first EAk sboAS
was well to the fore Dandy Uad last being about half
mile asern The Dandy began pick up after this and
passed the Triton the stretch hut could OveTtRkO
First Attempt which won by four minutes, Dandy beat
tug Triton two minItes
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wissels Cypress Hill Park was crowded yesterday
with the members Of tho GermAniA schuotzsn Bund Of
Long Island and their families who had come out to
continue the celebration OF their ninth annual shooting
festival The best targets made up to date as fol-
Iowa.
King target 2sHinSh rings possible IS. one target
60 W. 6omphS b7i G. HoInsy, 56 Thomas GuentheE So
Target OF honor-Geh krGus, e9i b. BlumOnSChOin.
j. falter, sos NJ. HoSSmA 81
Prise TArgst-B BlumonBchon, 65t Deb. KFauG cal j.
Bater 90; 0. HOTnoy, %. O. GuOnthSr, 6L
Bulls eye target 2oineh buils eye, four ring points
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Earned run RocheBter. Home run-Brifn. SarrHce
hits KNOW Phillips kAppell Green. Stolen bases
Rochester, 81 Athettc first base on eTTotsnsR9cl
struck Out-By Barr. |; by McMahon /; Green:
Double plays-McGuire >; Brion and Mcclure Wild
REHABILITATION. 1me-2 10. Cmpire-Tooie. Al
tendance | 49,.
ROCHESTER, juno Tho members Of the Phil Iphia
(Athet and Rochester Baseball teams OF the Amsr
Association with Umpire TOoe wer" arrested hero
this morning and commanded appear forth VITA be-
fore Justice Coy or the OF rondeauot 70 stand
examination on charge OF having play ed Dasc ball
sunday last at Windsor Beach In that town The mem
bers ri the have 10 the Forrest House
for examination II IL thought that tail will DO given
and that the this afternoon will not be Trevented
Tho players waived examination and were held 500
each for the Grand Jury
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The Kings County Homnnx Club.

Tho third OF tho Kings County HOminG Club was
flown sunday from Charlottesville Va. air limo dts
lance 10 Brooklyn City Hail 3O2@I miles The entry
was 81 birds owned ~ follows Schariing. 3; Frnd
Cappel J.; J u. MAt,en. 4 John Lai0o, 10, L Span
RehL 9, and nr II, f. Atom <. Tho flown
under tho os and management OF tho Federation of
American looming Pigeon fancierS with the follow
ing result:
Birds were liberated by tho Adams Express AGENT Mr..
J. VI Murphy, At o A. NJ wind east Tho first returns
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The American Association.

THE RECORD.
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The Actors. Athletic Games.

Tho second annual games OF tho Actors Amateur
Athletic Association OF America will be held tho
grounds of tho Manhattan Club Thursday afternoon
There several events open to all amateurs under A.
A. T. rules In addition to tho games opsn only to
members of the Five A.I" Last the open
amateurs were all scratch events but this year they
tries much larger nearly ~ entries having been
received for the six races
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Games To-day.

New York Va Philadelphia at Philadelphia
Boston va Brooklyn, at Brooklyn;
Pittsburgh va Cincinnati at cincinnati
Cleveland vs. Chicago ct Chicago.
PLAYERS LEAGUE
New York VI Philadelphia at PhiladelphlA
BROOKLYN vs. Boston at Brooklyn
Cleveland VS.. Buffalo, at Buffalo.
Chicago va PittsburRh at Pittsburgh
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
St. Louis vs.. Toledo, at St Louis
Columbus VI Louisville, at Louisville
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
Jersey City VI. New Haven, at Oakland FaTh
Wilmington vs. Newark. at wilmington.
WsshnRton va Baltimore at Washington.
Hartford vs.. Worceater At Hartford.
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PuGIIIsts In Court.

James Faey and Charles Johnson two puRiI,stS both
OF whom live in Jersey CITY, were arrAgned before jus
tice Wanser IN the Second District Jersey City Police
Court Yesterday accused Of prize lighting. They were
arrested in the ring On sunday morning while the nThI
was golng on They said that It only a friendy
bout f"hce Captain smith said tickets had been sold
IS present to prove H. ami the men were remAnded u
til tomorrow. uoZen spectators who were arrested
at the ring side parOled Some of them said the
night was to settle dispute over the hand OF young
woman with whom both young meu were In love
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Joe MoAuIHe and Billy Madden VIII Sail
To-day

big" Joe AeAulihe, accompanied by his hacker and
manager Billy Madden will leave for England this
morning on the steamship Wisconsin, McAuliae, on
arriving In Europe. will at once sign articles in tho
Sporting ne ofce for his fight with Frank slAvln tho
Australian champion. When tho articles are signed
Madden will receive $500 for expenses Tho men will
date to ba agreed upon by 10th sideA McAuine will
epAr week IN tile AlhambrR and also week in Pony
hOOrss Washington Theatre. lie will then 40 into
active training MADDEN and hll charge will he the
guests of Lord LOnBdAle The Californian will train on
the estate Of his hardship
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The Hanover Tcnrts Tourna meut.

HANOVER, June O. Tho annual spring tennis tourna
ment began today on the dirt courts Tweniy.one
players have entered tho singes In the prolirinares
TO day Emerson o. boat Holton ol, Ga ell Hutch.
tnhOn %, beat Crowley, 49, "a, Co. Mansion, w,
beat Lamrrcy. w, 90, So; uunison, 81 beat Ban.
born, 81, ~, U-l.
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Tho Corlnth,nn A. G. Road Run.

The third competition for the CAtin gold watch,
under tho direction of the CornthiHn Athletic Club
decided at New Brighton S, L. last night Athletes
from all The leading athletic oTganzati9nH participated
Oregon Of the Prospect iIarriers finished FIRST in II
minutes and seconds after a rafting race W. W.
Kuhlka. his club mate was AecOnd, j. q. RAYMOND OF
the Corinthians third and JaTdeen same club fourth
tho rest were close up.
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The Long Island sportsman,s Club.

The Long Island Sportsmnns Club held it's regular
monthly shoot Louis Miler'S grounds Jamaica Plank
Road. J.. |. yesterday afternoon. Tho scores:
club Shoot 90 bluo rocks each man 10 yards riso-O
Hrhor. 70 j, Haas, II; j. RauBrh Z; L. RauSoh g:
frese, q y. GeI2ilnRer u; G. StuerEler IS
Special Match. teams OF two all four contestants
hclng members Of tho Manhattan Gun Club 70 bIue
cks each manllUpkns u; Flake is; total 80 Can
den, II; BramWelL 10. total ~.
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The Excelsior Gun club OF Pearl River will sbaoh
against the Springfield ~ j. team 10 morrow.
There will be- shooting match hetwen a team OF the
Surern Gun cub and tho xelsIOr dun club Of paarI
River the grounds Of tho former on June ia LSch
team VIII consist # ten men
The inst Of series Of iree pigeon shooting ntrh..
betwcen Capt j. L. BToTrr Of Austria ia and HnTtinss
Chick Of san Diego, at san Francisco on June 2 WSa
won by Chick, with score of 9S az ainst BreWera
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Lawn Tennis.

The championship tennis tournament Of the Pacific
coast Will 20 held at San Rafael on July g. Clubs from
San Francisco, East Oakland, Sau Rafael. Alameda
Sacramento. Portland, and Los Angeles have entered
for tao tournament.
tennis tournament sin gis and double (opsn to club
members oniy), VIII be held june 10 10 and ~
the staten Island A. q grounds the OF tho
81 boat from New York city Competitor will
be divided In two classes according to their respective
abb itos as pIayerh tho committee deciding which
class entries TO he placed First and second prizes
will be given singles and doubles in each class En-
tries, singles, $40 doubles 81; close June IA with E.
W. Gould, Jr, ~ Now street. city.
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The two leaders tho Fearless and Putnam teams will
meet TO night 70 roll the tic and settle the
OF nrst ant second places While unlikely that tbs
phenomenal i0!isU game of last Wednesday will DO
repeated yet some brilliant looked for The
thuBABts frOm all over the city
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4portsman's Goods.
ALWAYS IN THE LEAD.

Now II is Lawn Tennis Goods in which SpaldnR Broa
excel Nevor before has so perfect Tennis Ball been
made as the SPA ~ 80 sPE, iAL TOurnEnrul nor %
hne aTArket ne the SLDCIM TOl' RNAhEAT A glance
At these viii s4usty any player Of the great Improve
Just step IL 10 SPALDING's 2II BrOAdway and g.
anime these hne goods
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The Yacht Madeline on Fire.

Tho schooner yacht Madeline owned by John s. Dick.
OF tho Now York Yacht Club anchored of Green
port l.. l., was discovered on nr6 on sunday morning
The flames were eHtiugnshed by man who was On
board The fire Is supposed to have been caused by Ms
laying nished pipe some canvas and going to sleep
Tho deck was badly burned
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SFSof{yn I'LL 10 .6esl Pittsburgh. rs 2oo
PHILADELPHIA IL. IL. 9: NEW YORK IN. L.. ].
PHILADELPHIA. Juno 9.-May be those Phlla-
dolphias are not playing balll To-day they
beat Gasscock's New Workers. and for the
second time In succession played without a
fielding error A good many fairly difficult
chances were offered them. but they we're al-
ways on baud to execute the proper play. and
executed 1t. too. Burke and Hamilton covered
lots Of territory In the outheld. and covered 1t
we'll. Clements caught capital game. and
Mayors work at third could not have been OK
celled. In the three innings in which the Phil
adelphias made runs tho New Yorks made
orrors, and this enabled the home team to
aoore four more runs than their batting enti-
tied them to- They hardly batted up to thoir
standard. but they still showed the possession
OF that clover power of making hits whom hits
were needed. But then 1t must be borne In
mind that Amos, Rusie, Duke OF Harlem. ts
mo snap" He has great speed and good
curves. ana. with great catcher Ike Buckley
behind him. he ia hard tc hit.
In all but the eighth inning Gleason was In
ytncible He put them over kind o easy like.
and with q certain bewitcheduess about them.
and they were hit. but they weren't hit when
hits would have been damaging to Quaker
chances. 1t is generally conceded that that's
the way to pitch. The score:
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ism ~ "a "a: puyrlLo (r. L), 7.

Radf5rit2J DsIehanty Lsrkin, Tebeau Snyder. Three
base hit-McAlerr Bases stolen-llOy Beechor, Wise,
Rsiney Browning MeAIeor SNYDER sssrihsS hts
dock 5, By Krock, /; by McGilL Struck out-By
Haddock. s; by krock, Il BY NcGi, q Left on bases
Buffalo i Cleveland. o Double pay-White and Car.
noy wild pi,ches-1Inddock, l. McGill L. Time
hourA umpires-Gafrney and BRrneS Attendance, 7es.
PITTSBURGH (r. Ll, 8: CHICAGO L.Lo
PtrrspuR.u June e-Old Jim GaivIns pitching arm
10 like good whisky. II improves with age Tho old
man was better form than to-day. The score:
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G imarS 8 u o
Earned runsoEewark, =; Wilmington / Two base
Sewei. Sacrifice hits-oilbcrt McDermtt t2l Fields
Dooms. Nanse, Coogan Lynch, Newell. Stolen bases
McDormtt Mace GalliRAn. Bases on bRE-By Mace
5; by daRan: Bases on err9rs 81 4 WI:
Double plAys-smilh, McDermitt and Fields; Smith
Fielos and Gilbert Wild pitch-MAce. Time l.+0
Umpire-Aahoney.
BALTIMORE, 10; WASHINGTON, 9
BALTIMORE June e.-The Batmorss had picnic with
Daniels today and batted him all over the fed
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STRUCK A SNAG AT "PHTLA."
THB VIEW york CLUBS DID NOT FIND
TT so EASY As THEY THOU6HT.

TIM HEH YORK ObOAh AAO WA AVA
IT SO EASY As THEY THOUGHT.
The Rrooklyn N, l.. Team Wen. While the
y. L. Team Lsst-Uow the Other Games
acknowledgements KenneAy's Team at
the Pslo Qroun ds-Othsr News sad Notes.
The result Of the championship games in the
four big leagues Yesterday was;
TIE NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia. 0; New York. 1.
BROOKLYN. Z; Boston, O.
Cincinnati, Q; Pittsburgh. 4
At ChioARo-rain..
TIE YI,kTERs' LEAGUE
Philadelphia, III New York. a
Boston. 0; Brooklyn
Cleveland, IA; BuffsloII
Pittsburgh. 81 Chicago, O.
VHu AMERIoAN ASSOCIATION
Brooktyn, 1871 Syracuse. 4.
Rochester. Z: Athletic, q
In other citios-rain.
Eu ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
NsWaEk o. Wilmington. 8.
New Haven. 3; Worcester q
Baltimore, 16t Washington, Q.
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SAN FRANcisc0 June BILLY Murphy has posted with
tho Chr0ic'e check for 500 forfeit TO eight John
hcAulife for tho lightweight chRmponship as Soon
he gets through 40 feather weight
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Earned runs-PittsburRh 8. Twobasa hits-HRnlon
C) Robinson Three base hits-ouinn ,orcoran Visner
Stolen bases-hanon - Corcoran t+l kuehnei Bases
Quinn, calvin Boyle, King. Passed bal-farrell Left
on bases ittsburEh .: Chicago, sacrifice hits
Carroll Fields, Boyle. Tme-l.+5 Umpres-ferRuson
md Hobart Attendance. 2,e9S.
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Fishing GatkIs.
NOTICE TO FISHERMEN.

CUT PRICES IN RODS FoR 1883.
Six strip Split bamboo Fly or Bait Rods joints with
extra tn UtooL 81 ~ Heavy salt Water Striped BASg
OF wGsLhsh Rods, foot s. Is Al LanseMoOd striped
Ia Rods with extra tip rne quality 81 ~ Ash and
L0ncewooh Striped iHss Rods, hollow butt extra up
sc Large Variety Of v God Reels - C. +Oc, 75c, aud
$40 each. send &c. stamp for illustrated Fishing
Tackle Catalogue for 1881 (open eysn!nEG)
u. =. MARSTERE,
IS Court ST., near CiIy Hall
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Earned FunS-PhiladelphiA. 49, New York, ?. Two
eass hlts- GrinR IsrAf oROgIke Three base hits
nee hItS-shndlS HSllm4n. MulVey, Pickett (l CrosS
81 RichGrdson, Bases stosn-anvoy, Richar dson;
FArrar, Left on baSeS=Phi!adelphiA Il; New YorE l.
Struck out-shindle, Wood knoll shannon ~ Hat
hCld Ewing az First base on sTroTk-Ph AdslphiA
FirSt base on bAs-drnin a. Wood (2) Pickett fAuAI
az Gore ~, Richardson On Hatfield Hit by pitched
kAll-Grinin. Tims-Two hourS umpireS-knight and
JoAeA
BOSTON IN. H.. 8; BROOKLYN tP. LII 4.
Tho Brooklyn Up. L. Club has adopted new
rule. There will BIO no Official announcement
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., Earned runS-Ginciunatt 3 Two base hitS-Relyy,
uhrE Berger. Bases on bals--McPhee ca, Beard.
knight Mari, Decker. sunday. Miller Hines Iii ny
pitched ball-KniEht Miller. stolen basesBeard Mari,
knight, NIcol Sunday co. Crane struck Out--SicOl,
harrington, Berger Gray S!l. toAt MGGnn g: Double
Holiday In. Berger en- Passed aIl-Iarrington Wild
pches-GrSy, Umpre-McDsrmotL Attendance
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Earned TnnS-Bo1ton. ! BrOoklyn, !. First base
srrors-goston, BROOKLYN. ; Left on bases Boston
hiiR-t- smith McGarr stolen bAse-Bennett SaCri.
nee hits-suiivAn fardle smith, q Brien orEhill q.
Smith. struck out-By Ferry !. by Nichos Base
on 6elLS10t Terry +; Of StchoIs, J. Double PLAYS
hill Passed bRllK-BuShong 4 Umpre-McQuade.
TimO-lt6 Attondance-llSl.
cIECIHNArI x LIZ 3; rIrTsRURGH Il. G-l ?.
CINCINNATI June &-under . leRden sky and q wet
ground the Reds took another step forward this after
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Base Hall, Eastern Park. To-day. 4 p. n.
Brooklyn va Boston Players LSARuel Hinge County
and Union Ia direct 10 Ero1ndI.-Idp.
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A Chance for John McAullne,

The next race WIN be aown next Sunday from Re
Mount, Va. 4Os miles
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fodder Boya Mt Creedmoor.

A detachment of the Forty.sovSnth ReRimont OF
Brooklyn under command Of Cant PettigreW prActioed
ride shooting at Creedmoor yesterday. Tho Scoros:
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NOTICE TO FISHERMENI

CUT PRICES FOR 1890! Brass muItiplyina
reels balance handle screw OIL cup holds 500 feet lne
p Linen reel lines on block 80 feet BthreSd $50;
l5thIeAd 4dc IA thread, 53c Sussd hook I single Rdt
i'c' dozen o double ihc treble zoo Beaded IwiyslS
&c each Gut leaders, foot lac DOZEN; foot 900;
HfoO' i'c Large Variety Of Wood Reels 400. 4Oc 100
and 81 each send &c stamp for llustfAISd Fi6hinS
Tackle Catalogue for 1854 -S
j. r. MARSTERS,
% COURT ST., NEAR CITY HALL. BROoKIYM
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The Atlantic Assoe,at,oa.

James Gaigan. who pitched for tho New York League
team Early In the season, p,ted against the New
arks yesterday and they had regular picnic with his
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Earned Tuns-New Haven, 2 WorceBter, I Tw0bAIs
hitIOudwoEth; tirSt base on oSSGheKeS LynGh;;
base on errors-Sew Haven 3 Struck out-Doyle,
Lang, Spill CAmpion Kennedy Stalls GuinnAASO