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4 GREAT OUTING TRIP.
The Combined Branches OF the New York
Y.M.C. A. Cnpture GreenKood Lake

The Combined Branches OF the New York
Y. M. q. A. Capture Greenwood Lake.
OF all the outing trips which the athletes OF this
vicinity enjoyed yesterday the excursion OF the
bined branches of the Young Mems Christian ASSooia.
ton perhaps most fully enjoyed Several hundred
members of the Twenty third street, Harlem. East
Eightysixth street. Young Mems Institute and the
railroad branches participated The following gentle.
men conducted the trip most satisfactorily: Leader
Horace Y. Smith; aSHlstants Frank H. Bartlett n D.
Pollock J Gardner Smith NJ D, John L wensel
the rsnassvoIS for the members OF ths uptown
At elh while the members OF tho down town branches
met at the foot OF Chambers street at s9o y. Al
y 'nS nmd Ss ehs. sn o he ns
good view was obtained OF the Passaic River Regatta
Of train SLOWED sp While crossing The Passaic e
give the eAcursionists view Of the course.
From 70 icr,s, nne dinner wns enjoyed
brought their luncheon with them At The
conclusion dinner parties of rambors left the head
mile and half from the hotel Ee.SSii Eycunds ar.
situated. Here scrub pines from tho Twenty third
ball large number Of tho tiurosts journoyod to he
famous Sterling Iron Mines hVe miles from the LAfe
making most Satisfactory and in.truotive trip. I'm
mis- parties had lots OF room In which to enjoy ther
fAyorito pastime.
rambie TO the top OF Mount Peter was enjoSed
N. on tho swArd in mont OF the Brandon House Mr.
partmsnts Tie several grand Rymnast,o
and athletic exhibition, which ono OF tho best Tea
sas v %i I'M aSo racing rnny Hen bar
hnS hop sEP SHd Smr sack race TninF broad
ietes eynoed marked In every event Suo
per served A. the conclusion OF the sports di
lnl Justice to the menne, AT 1880 p. ~ there was
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Attendance In 1889.


Now York va Cincinnati at the Polo groundA
Brooklyn vs. Chicago at Washington Park
Boston Va Pittsburgh At Boston.
fhnAdolphia W. Cleveland, at PHILADELPHIA
PLAYERS LEAGUE
New York VS. Pittsburgh. at Brotherhood Park
Brooklyn Va Cleveland. at Eastern Park
Boston va Buffalo, at Boston.
Philadelphia Va Chicago, at Philadelphia
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Brooklyn vs. St. LouiR at Ridgewood Park.
Rochester va Louisville, at Rochester.
Syracuse vs. Toledo. at Syracuse
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
Jersey City Va New Haven at New Haven
Hartford vs. Baltimore at Hartford
Worcester VI. Washington at Worcester
CANES
Staten Island Athletics vs. Lehigh university at West
Now Brighton.
wescotts va st. Louis College at Stamford
Lenox w. Uritani At OTiAni
lroQuots A. O. va Perth AmboY at Newark
ROsevilles vs.. Seton Hall College at ROsevilla
HAckenRaok va orientalB, at Hackensack.
CArlstadt Jr, vs. Rutherford at Rutherford.
r, TSosfnacle Athletic Club Va Kensington Athletic
Einss County Athletic Club vs.. West Bergen Athletic
Club at West Bergen
Graying Athletic Club vh Puritan Athletic Club at
Greenville
WinthropI vs.. Bayonne Rowing and Athletic Associa-
ton, at Bayonne.
RAILWAY VS., Hhckett, Carhsrt 4 Co, at Railway.
Brightons VS.. Rivals 81 Dexter Park.
Crescent League vs. Onions, at PIainaod.
Suburban Athletic Club VS.. Manhattan Athletic Club,
ut FREMONT
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wlndle Winning Honors in the East.

WORCESTER. May so-The Bay State Bicycle Clubs
annual meet and tho annual spring day Of tho MAssa
chufetts League were held today. Moro than 800
wheels in line in tho parade in the morning and
the races in the afternoon witnessed by
$500 spectators The result Of the follows
Onemile novice race-Hermon Bronson New Haven
won, NJ. speirS Worcester second. Time, minutes
4 is seconds.
onemile safety for tho championship OF WorceS
ter county-Clarencs Fenner, Worcester won; Fred
johnson, Worcester second Time, minutes, is sec
onds
the team race tho MllburX team scored q, otNr-
ence Fcnner making 70 John P Cronin 10, and Harry
Hathaway 10 The Bay state Club team made ~ Jas.
One mile match race--W. " Windle. Milbury. won
Time. 8 minutes "a seconds. W. @. Glass, New York,
second.
ono mile Race safety, for tho New England Cham.
pionBhIu and the l.. A. W. medas-HoylandI Smith,
New Bedford won, time three minutes seven and
two fifth srronhs r J Bern, Boston second.
Two mile Race for the New England Champonship-
W ". Wndo IN SIX minutes thirty seconds; r. y.
Berlo. South Boston seccnd. This admits Winde and
Smith To The National races at Saratoga.
TwO.milr championship Of Worcester county was won
by CLARENCE Fenner OF Worcester in six minutes forsy.
four and Oncntth seconds L. j. Kerr OF Worcester SEQ
Ond.
one mile Handicap, Safety.-P: j. BerQ won; time.
two minutes hfi ytwo and two. fifth seconds
one milo Handoap-W. ". Windle eeratoh wont
time two minutes forty.fvo and four.nfth secondsi
Henry Gardiner Worcester second Tho races were he
best ever contested In this city by wheelmon.
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LEwIsroS. Me, May 3o-Ths annual meet OF the
Maine Division Of tho League of American Whoslnsn
took place today In the grand parade there leo
wheels in line of these 81 from the Lewiston and
Auburn CLUB ~ from Portland 49froH tho York County
wheemSn aud the remainder from BruRswick. Belfast
Bstl, and other places The whesmen parAdOd the
s,Te.' o. The two cities and were phoIoErap9ed on the
the meet was the hil climbing contest which took
place on con hill Auburn Tho hi is $50 feet long
vie. sgd three Of them TsAShsd the Top George Tgf
Warren q West Of Portland, in minutes 81 SSconds
ana Fied Groves OF Lewiston In mimGtos lex teconda
The Judges decided II tie between Tufgeon and est
1he nrst IriHo was a handsome uronEs clock The
Dewitt House,
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Lively wheeling ut Rome.

RoME May so-The second annual tournament of tho
Rome Bicycle Club held at Riverside Park this af
ternoon. The attendance was about 500 Tho races
resulted an follows;
hour "a minutes onemilo novce-F. c. Baird syTa-
cuse. minutes IA seconds Half mile dash-WiniAm
A. Parker. minute d s5 seconds Quarter-miio
dash three heAts)-P. 4. Robins Utica time Az SEQ
onds Fancy Ti1ng-Willard O. Bllss Rome mile.
H central New YORK GhamPionshiP ordlnSryF; p Ham
George Penn aud Frank Yehle, Syracuse minutes.
Half mile L. A. ". State, chAlnpionship-A l. Fuller,
EtiGa Cycling club gminptes 62,4 seconds ons hun.
oqds one milo CENTRAL New York ponship s1ioty
Il Hammers, tticA minutes y tocOndt TWO
mile handicAn-F Y. HObnl scratch minutes u 800
onds Twoinile safety-A- ii, DObsOn. utioA minutes
Rome, minutes ca secondL
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Nearly 5000 persons witnessed tho games Of the Ma,
toual Athletic Club at Rdgewood Park yesterday Jack
Glenn captain OF tho crosscountry team, distinguished
himself by winning the 100 yard sprint halnils run
and won second place in tho shot putting. Tho follow
ing are the results:
100 Yards Dash final heat. Glenn, hrst; Van
deuster second. Time, II 10 seconds
Ono Mile Wak-T W. Allen, hrst D. Herald, second.
Time, minutes son seconds
y Running igh 5lmPaaR Bird, nrst 5 feet inches;
Half Nile Run-J Glenn, nrst; C. Berger, second,
Time, minutes I'M seconds.
Two Nile Rune. HenriQues, frst; A. Hardy, second
Time, II minutes IS seconds
Putting tho Sixteen pound Shot-H HAtten, nrst
as feet sinches George p Solder SECOND 20 feet.
Running Broad Jump Bird inst, IL feet Sc inches,
d, Nolan, second, is feet II inches
Throwing sixteen,p pound Hammer-H Fisher, first,
II feet; 8. Glenn, second, 10 feet.
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Tho Players' League.

THE RECORD.
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There was great sport at John Erbs Park Newark
yesterday. OF course the ndsfagAoe shooters Of tho
Newark Gun Club In force and made tie feath
fly. large number Of sweepstakes being shot on
during the day Hardy quoiters pitched hve pound
quOits tho regular distance on IMPROVED courts
and outside tho bloomfield road IN front Of the old
stone House three well contested dog race over 2O
yard stretch, came on
Tho best shooting WAS done without doubt by John
Erb who missed only out OF ~ briH shot at: G. l..
Iledden missed ont OF ~ ana $ Castle who did not
shoot in lie usual form Killed 0uiy ~ and missed IL
Reini1rdt and noi. Ariieip&tei II! ssyensweep
stakes the former ns - and missing y, AMI the
latter 81, with I mt..,d Cannon, tho weknOwn
one arm champion wing shot OF America brought ~
out Of SO birdS to grass
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TOtAh....".l4I4H I2 s Totals 10 IS 81 II II
Cleveland .......,....... q o q q 4 do
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Other Canoe.

AT BAroENL N. J. N.n).
BayonnO A A................o o o l-2
Hsckett Carhart Co.."..o ..-s
AT LONG BLAND CITY r. ~.
s,sSs Of L cnsh Iassa CS Civ 9;9dis
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Tho Rrlshton- IIa,e Fun at Dexter Park.

The Brighton Athletic Club he'd quite successful
athletic meeting and picnic yesterday at Dexter Park
Cypress IIillG The winners of the rV"n's were:
Ono Hundred Yards Dash thAu, Joplin heat,
oni. Time II 5secnuGN
Rnnnlng High Jump l'andicApj- William J. Carr 8
inches, nrst tur', IT, T. spencer inches second,
feet IuL4 iuobea
Pu:ung the sixteen pound shot tscratchN-WIrlialn
Ihstie hrst 81 feet snche-; George Porbel second
80 feei inch
ono turl0ng run (hhndirAp)-John Smith. 10 yards
hrst, Jos Mulllgah 10 yards second. lime, % Is
seCUnds
one and half mite run (landicapJ-H >. Spencsr.
scratch. hrst: g. A. Merwn, 10 yariS second Time
inmates ] 40 seconds.
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Games or the National Athletic Club.

Howard Colby. winner Glass A, beat r. NJ Warn,
winner Class BEL, 60 6-l.
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Tao Atlantic Association.

NH"AHH' W. JtKAET CITY, I-ATfHHHUON UAHk-
The SewArks and Jersey Citys played very interest
ing game At Newark yesterday afternoon The score;
! ksSSTtc GIN, ,;;,',..''''....S2 10
Earned runs-Eewark L. Twobase hits-FisIdS
R Poosy n Brady; Home rgn1FlslaS, Sacrifice hiig
MoGuchsn ~ Keay 32L, N. NSDermitt (2l Brady
sIE0rs-kswSrS z Jersey city. Left on 6ssss1New'
Z on Rsdpond 3, on fitzgerald ]. Passed balls
Duny, Murphy, g. umpirs-cOrcorIn. TimS-I;5L
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CINCINNATI (S. L. J. l NEW YORK N. L., O-ArTER


CINCINNATI u. LIZ I; NEW YORK IL. LIZ o. AFTER
NOON GAME.
The New York IN. L. team was badly Grip
pied yesterday afternoon. Bassetts injury In
the morning was more serious than at FIRST
supposed. while HornunE's sprained ankle Is
in n plaster. On this account It Is q wonder
that the New Yorks held the Cincinnatis down
as well as they did. Buckley was unable to 60
behind tho bat. and this handicapped Rusie.
who was unable to use his full speed.
1t was n closely contested game, in which
Rusie and Viau did splendid work. But two
hits were made of Husie and he made himself
general favorite with the $3.50 spectators by
his all-around work. He struck out Holiday
with the bases filled. and also made two Of
New York's six hits, one a two Dagger.
Had the New Works run bases properly, and
had the coaching been OF the right kind, Cincin-
natl would probably have been defeated. The
game was lost In the first and sixth innings.
In the first inning, with the bases filled and but
one out. Herman was caught OF third base
There was mighty poor coaching In the sixth.
Rusie hit safely to left field. On Tiernan's hit
TO short right field he was coached to third
base and was easily thrown out In the eighth
the Now lorks made single. q double. and
single. and yet did not score. This was due 10
Murphy. who popped the ball up to Vial, and a
double play resulted.
Cincinnati made the only run Of the game In
the fourth inning. Holiday was hit by the ball
He went TO second on sacrlce. stole third
and scored on a hard hit to EsterbrooK. The
(incinnatis put uD n fine game, one which II Is
hard 10 beat. The score:
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A Midnight Hun.

Tho Union Athletic Club of Brooklyn had its hare and
hounds team out for midnight Thursday Seven
Of them started from the Manhattan Cottage, Coney
Island road and ran about four-mile course. The
time taken showed that j. o. Finley frat in only
lAghsn fourth and J Botan hfth The Winners time
was - minutes IS seconds
AZ ocutVo meeting of the Concord HarrierR n
number Of members wsro seIeeed 70 represent the
cross country association of Long Island
at the Fountain House. Flatbush avenue, Brooklyn.
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Dooley of tho Jersey City Club said yesterday tn at
the report that he was trying 10 get the
the Jersey City Club was not so.
BAst New York yesterday afternoon the Cleveland
and Nassau teams were playing game when the former
With the score standing u to 10 in favor OF the Naasaus
The players were: Decentralization, Young L. KAur
mann, Sehreiner, K. Kaufman Walsh. Huttonlooko or
Beyington. aud IsSlo. SEasSau--FAirbank. Murphy.
Lang Aoseley Rousch, Kramer holloy, Hoyser Coly
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BY Grubsr. !. Sacrifice hit-TwteheL Hit by pitcher
Rnslow. Two-bRss hiu-van Haltren, Bauer IMits s
eli Stolen bAses-Joyoe On Ssery. Ward Donole
piSys-Radford and Dotehantyi Joyce; Bauer ana OFT
Wild pItches-GrubeE 2; WeyhInR l. Umpires-hngnt
and Jones Timo-2hT Attendance-eo3
BOSTON II. LIZ .; EuTTALo n. ~, 3-ATTEaNooH oANE
Bo-roH, May 3o.-The two Players League games here
% Iln,
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The Yonkos Athletic Club formally opened its new
grounds at Lowere yesterday. A large crowd wit.
messed tho sports Mayor James Milward and the Board
Tho YonEers Athletic Club played two games Of ball
with tho Wilkans Athletic Club Tho morning game
Handsomely ntted up at cost OF SlUOOOO
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lSpOrtsman's C5uuds.

GENTLEMEN To BE PROPERLY
dressed in outing attire this summer tnu.t have The
oxford sNsh This is the only sAH that combines tho
nuhty OF Doth the snbpsnder and belt It being per
feet SUPPORT 70 the tTpussrA At the time
ne sleEanse Of GRACEFULLY tied Ssh Their nothing
tbs GAford pAtented and manpfaciuTsd BY
A. o. SPALDISu 4 EROS,
BFoAdUhY
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Shannon the Club champion,

Tho ten,me club championship race OF the Prospect
wheSlmen OF Brooklyn was run tho Irvington, n b.
course yesterday. large nsld of entries faced the
starter ~ 80 NJ and although tho warmly
cOntestSd for long distance, w O. shannon proved All
easy winner,
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Earned runs-New York. | Cincinnati 2 First base
by erTors-NeW York. =; Cincinnati 4 Left on bases
NNew YORK ~ Cincinnati p First base on 9alS-of
BY ForemHn Three base hit-Reilly; Stolen baSes-
BasSstt and EsterbrooK; Clarke and Denny; Herman
and Esterhrook; Board. McPhee and Reilly Hit BY
PitCher-Welch Passed bals-Murphy, baldwin l.
umpire-Lynch Time-l;aa Attendanee-678
CHICAGO IN. L.. II BROOKLYN IN. LIZ 7.-AF-
TERNooN GAME.
The afternoon game between Ansons colts
and the Brooklyns was witnessed by the iarg.
est crowd Of tho season. 1907 spectators being
present TIE visitors practically won the
game In the first two innings hitting Caruthers
al over the lot This made It necessary for
him to retire, The Chicagos PLAYED very
they ,steadied down to hard work. Hutchinson
and hittridge were in the points again for the
Ghlcagos. and the former all but 0qualled his
morning game. The score:
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fishing GarhG.
NOTICE TO FISHERMEN 81 Il

o. PRICES FOR 1870, Brass multiplying
tees OHanSo handle screw OIL CUP holds Soo fesI line
thread tGe r. thread 6Se snellsd hooks sinEe gut
10. dneni double, loc, treble lOc Beaded eWtvelH
ioc sAch' hGts swIves llc. dozen swivel ipfeIderS
Sfoo &c Ls5Ss toSS l,e dozen foot hoe;
S ana y each send &c stamp for illustrated FIhiSS
% COURT St, SEEs HeI44JHYsTTE 4sshov,,- =
(0PRN kVRSIN0al - -
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Avery exciting and Interesting game was played at
Central Park yesterday afternoon between the CITY Co
legs OF New YORK and Lsigh teams The visitor, II
not the hrBt we've eQututly tho C. D. made
\ clean score The result Was too.
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Three base hits -shindis Fogarry Duty sacrlncs hit
KnT bous siI Psa.s an
Left on basssEPhadelphia7 10; chicago g. Struck
4Eell Pfoffcr First base on r1-PhiladelphiA ,;
Chicago First base bAllB-Mulvoy, PoEnrty, CroB1
Sanders Boyle, King HIT BY piteher-roRarty, Wood.
Comiskoy. Passed balls-Boyle. UmpireS-Bnrnes and
Ga0noy Time-2:H
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Row Maven Yaehts Observe tLe DAY.

NEw HAVEN, May 3o-The yacht club had its opening
SAi today, going down the Sound to Bradford Point
where dinner was served Tho yachts which took
PGrt were: Dare Devil Stranger, Marguerite Annie W..
Daphne Marietta, PhylNA Sea Belle. Diana Starlight
and Flora.
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Earned rgn1TNsw York 4; Pittsburgh, g. Yirst base
SHE YG1t 81 sri,P4rE6 FT'I b4,s
sSttery Hstneld %. FiedG Two.baAe his-Gore, Car.
roll Sacrifice hits = Ewing Conner vilper. Bsckey,
Se9rSa aOO IN Struck Os.ysnsr F;di Kashns
o'Rourke RobinSon PAsAsd 6allS-Ewing, I; Carroll l.
umpires-fergu4on and Holbert Timo-l!o5. Attend
bRooRLrS r. L) ID; CLEVELAND a. Lh Io-AyrIREooH
Eastern Park was alive with excitement Yesterday
afternoon when the Brooklyn Cleveland clubs met tor
thesecond game was tho largest crowd so far this
at lines was deateninG Among the large attendance
we're numerous ladies, and they enjoyed tho contest
The game not a closely contested one and there
was any amount OF batting and Of was brought
eieoirinsd the crowd and gave them 10
game called Tie score:
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sail aaa a Danes Tor the Dauntlss. CIuh

Tie Dauntless Yacht Club entertained It's friends at
the club house al CommunipaW yesterday In me after
noon the Irene the Emma and the Ida with parties
o. acieI ABROAD sailed down tIo bay 70 nearly Fort
Ahd the evening was spout IN dancing
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The Crescent Canoe Club opened M new club house At
tho fSot OF Dsuforth avenue GresnVlls Yesterday
The house is built ri and is about % by 20 feet
conveniently fitted up There were many ladies pres
en The members Of the club rowod the bay 10 ward
keyaTl IN the morning and when they returned 70 lie
club house they had dinner
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Brodis Bennett, Smith, Nichols Laro9ue. Stolen
hAsbs-DOnovan Tucker McGArr Crane First base on
bais-By SOwdrrS 4 First base errorg-Boston, q
WA pChes-SoWdtrs struck out.By Niohols =; by
suwdris H. tmrires-Powcrs aud ZAChariRS Time
laEL AucndanCr-4,5jl.
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base Ball Eastern Park 4 p. NJ. To-day.
Brooklyn VS.. Cleveland players LeAEuel. Last game
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LApELrnu Is. Lh =, CLEVELAND n. IL s-ronS.so
PutLApKLPHtA(S LIZ CLEVELAND Ct. Ll

hits-Gray Myers voach Three. base hits-Burke zin.
lner. Home run-DayiG Sacrifice hits-Daily, DaviA
Bcatin Mexican Stolen bases-GiIks, Burke, Double
p!ayS-Smaley and veanh; MoKean, Ardner and zach.
Left bases philadelphia >. Cleveland, Struck
Mexican GilkG DAILY DavlR Gray AcCapisy Allen.
VIA pitches-Beatin, Nickery. Passed bAll-Ltmmer.
Cmpiro-hcDermott Timo-lio
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The principal officials were: Referee. l. B.
Potter: starter. A. B. BsrKman: scorer. F. r.
Prial clerk of course!J. G. Crichton marshal.
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SI SSSvS.dHai"d,','',.'',,,55 sSS9SJ-iS
EsEnIa rn;1B re- o. Cleveland Left
TBTI9kiyn 7; Cleveland .. First base on balII-Un
nan nS''Trp y "a O'bT'eh ! Struck out-By Van
iioos. E sH e! TfoeAu oBreg Hit by pitcher.
Ward Van HSltren, stricker. Three base hitSoIr'
LWo'oASe htA-Jo%ee Bauer, Orr Cook, Btrlcker Della
manly, Home run-foDeAu. Wild pitcheA-O HTisn
Van bAI'reh umpires-KnEht and Jones Tims-ao2
BAooELrE P. Lh loi CLEVELAND (P. III o-HoRnEa
GAME.
took Wards men inst four Innings 10 diaoovsr Nh.
nyssTy OF uIqbeTs delivery, and after that thew bnd
no nleuity whatever In placing the ball safe TsbsHn
olAined ma! Jones was calling everything StrkssS md
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HooGlTH, t-NoNNisG GIuE.

DI''V"'J N ''''''' '''''''I'U o o o q
Earned runsEchSaGo q BroCklvn First base on
ShsSgo i BtoOEiyn Lstt on SSsssL ch,s.SSos.I );
gr9obE ty s dd5, oqtnGhieaS@ p; BrooEIIh g.
Raaess,.c0lIins rint9sy Carroll cooRsy H. wii@oI
Collins sscrhce hitS1Tsrry WLmot o Brisn Ok CHI
eaRo. Wild pcheS-HutnLinSOn Passed balls
BOSTON IT, Ll 81 TITTSHUEGH g. IL o-ATIEANooN GAHE
BosroH, May 81 Tho Boston League Club played two
RAnhl today. Tho keOEat
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Earned runs-Chicago, 7; Brooklyn !. First base on
SSshiSnghisa3o q Brooklyn, First base on errors
&&nieAaggo = Brooklyn Ler on baEes-Chicago 10;
tBRooMNYmnot Three base hits-A9son KuTidge Burns
kkl,Iags pAy stolen bSses-CArrolL Wiinot Arson
pay@Poutne E,9a obnen 'Br"Gklyn Foutz Doubls
MhToS Hutchinson; Base hits-or CsTuthSIE q 81 81
1tne-2D4 N"pH"-AoSuAlu
CHICAGO H. ~ O. SEooEITA t-NoNSIsG CANE
nNIsn AnSon gsneIRliy does his beat work ON the ball
~ ne morning THIS tho case VI ~ for
CInb ia hS asteAted Tho brooklyn National L.ayue
SoSIs ~ ~~HnEton FArk before . crowd OF 26od fhe
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RsorsAtion Ground Long Island city. % morrow. Sen
AtOrB va 0orhAmA y. NJ; LeOntno VI. MaroOnG r. ~
Two big games, Admission only l5c.-AdU.
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Earned runs-Bopton, 2 Home Tun-Kelly. Two
base hts-Brouthers Kelly j. Irwin Hoy. Three,base
hLt-stoyey Stolen bass.ioS saeEnss hI,n-hG hr
Reefe, g. First base errOrs-Boston. ,; Buffalo, .
Wild pitch-Koefe. struck out-By RAdbourne, ~ by
Reefe q Double playp-NAsh, Quinn. and Brouthers:
RSdeouTns NSsh and BTSp1hsrs; Wise RSTS sRs
and Cumming Tine-i:lO Attendance, $40.
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NEW YORK (P. IL. IL; PrTTsBuRGH (P. L. Z
MORNING GAME,

:, Tho feature OF the game at Brotherhood
by tho home tea3 Haeid was not Paw eIesn S
finding Staley's curves. and he batted
out three baRgers in succession. ODay
pitched a magnificent game for five inninRg,
but in the sixth Pittsburgh jumped In aud
used their sticks with a vengeance. hitting safe
ly four times. and with two bases on balls
had not been able to make q hit John Ewing
went into the box In the seventh. and pitched
Thu 6cora. ''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-31

Base Hall To-day, brotherhood Park.
Last game of ssriSG Pittsburgh Va New York. Dame
called r. M admission bOc.-1dp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-31

Morning In the Country AWhsel" IL one Of the best
RS Nnn s.oriss ever pubIhsd IN oGI1Hg June number
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-31

Base Ball Washington PARK To-day.
Brooklyn va Chicago Adm. 500 Game at 4 r. NJ
Fifth aH L road and horse cars dirooL-AdV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-31

Earned run Boston Two base hit-Lopr Three,ba
hit--GAnEoL Sacrifice his-Tucker, sullivan, Miller.
Stolen hhse'--n Donovan. NECTAR. sunday (.h Crane.
first base on tails TuGh"r NcGarr ~ uanEel Gst.ein
pitched ball-l.ong Tucker Struck out-Schehasse
BOLIVIAN BrOdie, smith, GetEein Mclihrr sunday Roat
Crane schmidt -. Double plRys-UsEsin CAMEL and
Tucker. Crane and Heckor. Umpires-PoWers and
ZachAriaS Tme-l s5S Auendance-2i4s
CLEVELAND u t-L PHILADELPHIA IN. Ll L-ATIEREooN