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orv,llo odd,e Receives tho Gun.

Orville Odde Jr.. the handsome amateur
champion billiard player, was a happy man Thurs
day evening whom President Isaac Townsend presented
him the elaborate Townsend cup the emblem OF the
amateur billiard championship of America AT the
Racquet Club sixth avenue and Twenty sixth street.
large number of distnRu mbers the orgauza
ton hand witness tho formal
the trophy to the champion, who has by his expert
years the amateur championship tournament
The opinion among the gentlemen present was that
the kao1uet Club to become The prize for an annual
the straight game while the baIk line game Wilt admit
o gcoro OF clever amateurs who would undoubtedly
mako an interesting struggle for the prize.
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Base Ball Notes.

the Jersey City Club have released Catcher Cook.
Jersey City Club play Rochester at Oakland Park
Fred Pfoer of the Chicago r. L. team is back in HIS
old position again.
stAGR win pitch in tomorrow'S game and Yale men
Van HAitrsn viii pitch for the Brooklyn tP. L. team
ct Eastern Park this afternoon.
II asoms that Manager Trott Immediately after re.
leasing cafl 70 signed him again
fss q s 1 hs s enc GGe for Pitcher Fred
Ed Williamson. the short stop OF the Chicago CP. Ii
yesterday.
AEor OF the Albany Club
Syracuse tnivorsity u
Kew ASI
$40 for dsputing his decision OF the game to day.
b.n pgs 70 oa PoSS
Sundays, when they generally had an attendance Of
CARsplpss May 10 The naryard mine ett this after
Noon 9r New Hven 70 Pay 9 VI ri s Mss,aso
House. ''''
B.lymes. May 10 Manager BAtnls GAys tha. 10 has
signed Rourke. the short atop OF Tho kichm0nd club:
rHonrko is not only clever short stop but good
TWEEN St ssy .SsSaSfS sGl and S@nson VII
play at New Haven
H.RIFoRp May Ie.--WinkslmAn 10 to have another
s n t1s g@e
&e" and ~as placed ON tho suspended list
Tho New York and Rufalo P. - clubs were much in
tereBted iu the game al tho Polo grounds yesterday.
They watched from the top OF heir CLUB house, and
not one oi len left until the last New Yorker had been
put out.
As no Rsmcs are scheduled for tho Jersey City Climb
for next Wednesday Thursday and Friday, they viii
undoubtedly take trip to the towns IN the near Sicin
thuse dayA
This afternoon and to morrow the Brooklyn Assoca-
Non club VIII play tho Toledo nine At HidRowOod.
Toledo n'ne I'd Daily win pitch for the Brookyns 10
for Brooklyn
When Secretary BTAdsn ives ask ed yeseriay whether
he thought The Jeffey titys would draw good attend
Ahoe ~ ErAsha he replied in the Affirmative The fact
that me new York team AZ net drew a. st ueorEe he
bsHe ball GAhsG
ToRorr0, May io-The base ball team Of the Toronto
University which has arranged 10 go u tour this
eammSr. and 70 play games with the college clubs OF
New khHAhd has been eompslied TO abandon tho
scheme several Of tho team having found impossible
to get away. Tho staten Island Athletic tnD was
or the teams with which game had been arranged
BoSroS, Nay lG--"uld Man" AnRnn. when asked II
he favored changing the League schedule replied NO
SIR! NO sir ndeT no consideration, 1he League Will
met chAI We its schedule either DO not fear thar It
viii Why Is that all tS favorable 10 the League nj
II 10 beoAuse they feel that tho BrOlsrhOod l. uot
be q nat failure financially, conflicting dates must be
avoided. They know. too that whichever changes It's
schedule hangs out the Ag of distress aud hence they
League take that step Fa.lnH In tins they will
change their sGhsdne for they have got their eyes
the urnstile In fact they are paying more attention
to the turustile than 10 playing honest ball"
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by yerrora-Cieveiand. =: New York J. Loft on bases
Cleveland 9; New York. I. First base on balis-on
Welch = Struck out-CLarke, MeKean. yeach CX Ard
ner Beatin. TwobaSe hit-BeAtin. Double plays
Nrdner and veach. Davis and Ardner. Sacrifice hs--
Giasscock Esterbfook, Bassett hoKenn Veach Small.
10y. Arcinor Wild pitoh-Welch. Umpres-powers and
. Lhchafias- Ttme-l:u pie yea D..
BROOKLYN (N. L.. g.; PITTSBURGH tN. L.. 3.
After an absence OF four years the Pitts
burgh IN. l. Club made their appearance at
Washington Park yesterday afternoon. but 1t
was under very nlavorabe conditions While
the teams were practising sudden shower
drove all hands TO tho dressing room, but the
rain let up few minutes after O'Clock. AL
though only 379 persona were present, II was
concluded to play the game. Since their last
appearance In Brooklyn quite a change has
taken place in the Pittsburgh team. as Miller
was tho only player In Yesterdays game that
visited BrooklYn when they wore In the Amer
lean Association. The game was 81 ow and un-
Interesting. very few brilliant plays being
made. Both Caruthers and Baker were wild
in their delivery. The latter was hit oftener,
aud rs tho hits were made at the right times
thoy brought in runs. Fontz especially did
yeolnnn service with the stick making four
hits one OF which WAS q double. Tho visitors
wuuld have been shut out but for Caruthers. His
misnays allowed tho three runs to be scored
Tho only redeemiER feature was splendid
running catch by Sunday in the seventh in
ming The score:
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The National League
THE RECORD

CLEVELAND IN. L. 5; NEW YORK IN. L.. 1.
The Cleveland National League tenm made
its Eastern debut at the Polo grounds yester-
day, They made It eventful by defeating the
New Yorks. The weather began to clear up
about noon. but about an hour before time to
call tho game it was dollars to cents that there
would be another postponement. A thunder
shower came up. and the gates were immedi-
ately closed. II began to brighten shortly be-
fore 4 o'clock and the gates were again opened.
The diamond was in good condition. taking
into consideration the amount OF rain that had
fallen. AS there was no game at Brotherhood
Park. the Polo grounds caught the crowd that
had intended going over there.
Those Cleveland boys can play ball-not In
ferior ball. . mol but the kind of ball that will
Just about make the best Of teams hustle for
dear life The present team Is Just like the
ono of last year. composed OF young players
for En0 he@ss7es hSs9 sHqs ba paySra TSey we're
attired yesterday in close fitting suits Of blue.
They are we'll built lot OF men. ana all are
fast runners. They gave very fine exhibition
OF team work yesterday.
The two teams played an even game Each
mAde the same number OF hits, but as luok
would have it New York made her errors Just
in the wrong time. Nelch pitched for the home
team. and held the Clevelands well down ex-
Copting in two innlnGs aftor he had given two
men their base on balls, both scoring. Bestin.
from Snhns the chsmpon
Tie New Iorks got seven hits of him. but they
"frs DAVIS saved the saMe % Tor the Geveaads In
the last inning Esterbrook led off with a bit to
the ifS5 bn beWeen 0ns e and eentre sailed
toward the fence. and Esterbrook was on his
way h9me averyeodSy S th9@Eht HayH the nj wa wa;
sprinted in great style and caught the ball on
the dead run. He Immediately threw to Ardner
AID doubled up Est"rbrook' Attendance 6sl.
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That the twenty-five mile handicap road
race on May 80 on the Irvngton will be OF
the Frandest road witnessed apparent
from the number of fast mon entered. Ninety. .fonr
entries have been received by Manager A B. Barkman
who yesterday Informed Sun reporter that the mum
ber greatly exceeded his expectations The committee
will meet the early part Of noxt week and decide on
the handicappinR: The entries are az follows:
M. Noble q. NJ Nesbitt and W. r Norton, n. Y B.
G.; z. Antheny, D. B. c.; Z. Z. Riuge II. c. W. l. &
SSshsn. SSow6isn NJ VI 9: starr C0ninESsy and F.
BensinRer, C. NJ Murphy T.. J.. Hall J. r. Bedford,
4. H., Miles W II. Roberts, F. Mcdonald @. Tonkin, \.
Mardeli, + @ Jones' stores D. Moorehouse, II. Vic.
eand; F; Kenny, and W. y, Murphy, c. W; j. Han.
iSn SSn lockwood S SGsd Il ,cdsI B's'lIy sFoGf %
lott and W Elliott W W. G.: r. Grosch, e. "; j
Judge W.; \; ConinKsby, brooklyn; =. Bannigan,
& G. FinP e1Ss and e. Vim s,snSs,,Nn5 WI cSEht
9instead. f. ~ r. smith s'WSEiiAc W q! e. v. RidridSs f.
McCue, h X II. Newman W. Bonne. and W. Newman.
n W6ysnG RsGf'{ Tarh g. hosnS & R5SG5 RsoPe
- W. 8. Bogatt v. A, g.; G: i. smith il. G W.
Miller, c. q. G. Thorne, A. W.. b McDaniels and g.
and Me,raeT, " W. e.; feldmeyer p R R. w.. Wells
l. A W. N F. JaeRers, N. B. D.; +. j. Keane n B. G.;
Z: J. DECKER, Newark; A Renegan, j. W: f. Brock, A
". "; Van WAGNER: r G; W.: 3: X. Morrison, II. W.;
A Paynter n Y. b; C.; L H. Wise, =: G. Webb. L /.
Montford. q. {, "; T. ward, R; W: " West l. W:
b Drapst C. s n 4 V. Robsrtsp p. b. Van u;
Bensehoten and i Van Benseh9.en, p B. G ;W, Hard:
second
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VIII the California Club ORer a Pur.es

Isaac O'Neli Weir. ex-feather-weiRht cham
pion the world arrived in this city yesterday 70 ehA
lsHRs Billy Murphy, tho Australian lie called at tho
Fvce Gazette and posted $40 for match with Murphy
for g. dD aide aud a purse OF SaoO0 In the California
Athletic Club or Gladstone Club Of Providence Ito
thinks that he will be- ahls 20 get on a match before
Murphy leaves for AnsrAla % %hichard X Lox ise,
lroposal 70 hxht Murphy An Snswer is expected TO.
day II tho California Club wi u onsr the purse Murphy
will postpone his trip TO Australn and Weir Sil leave
a. once The spider" was nkod why ne annt 81
lie intencsd TO start so soon II ! had known he was
going u leave whoa hb did would have been IN Ne"
York two days before he departed
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by the visitors. helped to mar tho interest.
BTookiyn o % club. and tho way In which the visit
tors sized his delivery. up almost, fore
Ward, however. substituted Weyhing. and the
change undoubtedly turned defeat, into VIC
tory for the Chicago bHttera found WeymnR
inyinaIbIe In the three innings that Murphy
pitched the visitors tailed seven hits and
scored five runs. WeyhinR for six inhinFs did
to one hit. made by DufrY and lhe, latter is
the only PLAYER that got around TO third base
after the third Inning. Attendance. B4O. SCORE;
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Woe Unto tho Acorns.

President BENJAMIN C. Williams and Secre-
tary VIII Frank called upon Lawyer Brandt Thursday
furnished him with the report OF tho National
Cross Country Associations case in tho matter OF the
now ceiebr ated Junior championship race. The report
occupies hve pages OF typewriter sheets and covers
seemingly every detail of the affair This will be used
by Mr. Brandt In his reply the junction issued by
the Acorn Athletic Association Mr. Thorn of counsel
for the latter organization then has twenty days In
which to file his answer.
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rnkRE uAsNr my MAN
Mnsraehusstts and Maryland Find That
They Csn't Agree Upon RuIes.

That big cooking main between Massachu-
sets aud Maryland stays didn't come on There were
good many weii.known sports around welllEhted
pit selected on Thursday night by 10 O'Clock, but some
how or other they did not present the usual debonnar
air that they usually carry They had nearly all been
TO the opening Of the Brooklyn Jockey Club meeting
and played the Handicap A. large majority of them
are rst class Judges OF horsenesb be that their
22SifstiySLy mSarntnl manner. But they hsL few
3%oHars % ett-those who came az al-and were ready to
SSn4p oS. OS ara or ssE9s sS aux
the consiuoS thns w Mn syss. pstnrpsa ib
spectators their IS each and dcgmred tue main Oh.
.hc last picE 10 deeias.'' liow Two sane men could
n S, ,peh an and sXpsc 3 y 10 60 through
o so1 terms S9niSt win each Cher a. BostGp rnss
sSds ? '% e D Slh to- "a n. aafy @ s%T re-
1yH @ IN fsssniFs SSnS from hts s AZ any ms ns, he ha.
rules vast | asvsStSSs SS over one %Ss sspsr
HnI P % aDSn Sndsr S 5
dnpgtss may Arsl and in this case the MSssachuset
%SS. 6 6y Ses %uGs ei; m Ss a he bad
handler in America under Boston rplea while Maryland
tue best under any other forms knows tho Boston
siSss wanted to instruct him 'fo as 70
RS:tPS ,,ss: 5Ss: said
Ma5,ysnd Mar, an aud no nearer approach to an agreement
Murphy got tired of the wranrling after while and
sss h not IS as
rules speciaei according to his own Judgment
and for time Il looked though satisfactory con.
rut 81 T. Of eF ad Las sent
:E on IN G nS
SostSn BY train only few hours before and the birds
'Ss tsns tat
when the spectators. weary az they were, saw tho
might 20 home they were a highly offended lot
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Intercollegiate Records nroass.

PROVIDENCE, May lG.-The Fprlnghod-
Brown University Athletic Association this afternoon
resulted In the breaking of the intercollegiate record
for running high jnmp by BATroWE who cleared feet
~ inches This beats the record by one half inch.
Brown records lowered by llOyeY aud Wohh In tho
noe vault Trimb!e in putting tho shot, AMI Oyey IN
the running broad jump
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Tbe Tur,Ia Bov Rlae CHM.

At the weekly shoot Of the Turtle Bay Rife
Club, the following were made out Of possible
800 points Geo Is. Jantzsr 2s2; A. straub 2s2; Q. H.
Plate 275; H. W. Tomm 274 Q. Beck, 265: J. ochA 2el
F. Fredericks 24e; Il. ". Stefan, 944: o. Unandheim.
2Se 7. Fitzpatrick, 229
The members OF tina club are making constant im.
provement their shooting aud some good scores are
expected their prize shoot next fhufsday
evening. The prizes are tho oPpormapn' trophy
and nve handsome gold medAG
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The Jeraey CITY He,rhto Gun CIub.

On account OF their being many aged Rentle-
men among the membership OF the JerSey City Heights
Field Club the storm Of yesterday afternoon tended
monthly shoot Of this organization. The result follows
81 TSiaH AZ @ bSJs 81 sn4 rsased dIGe q fo
lows WriGht 9Ix; Collins s; Taylor ~ and CaawoL
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hitsHLTons. Robinson Three-OaSo hitS-Wolf Tayior
Home runS-PurcoL Lyona Sacrifice hitS-Pureen
Bases s,oien-Weeh O'bren, O. snaior T. shAfer
Weaver Double pLay-Coproy + shSfer and Lyons
%oich, .. snAier, Robinson: couToy a. SZl nsAHhOn hon
base on bAIs-T shaiSr. Hit by pitched ba-stratton
Wild Rhon, |: StrAtton. l. Passed ball
RYAN, 2 Time SIS. Umpire, Doescher.
ROCHESTER, q; COLUMBUS y
Rocnys1FR May I6.-The Rochester6 outbAtted the
Columbus team to-day, making twelve base hits, in
IA tVn bnpH
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Jack Fay, tho middle weight writes from Prescott
Wis to a friend In tAIs Oity Lhat he wOAd Ike
any man OF his weight nov IN the kaSL sailor Brown
may accommodate him
Thomas Nolan arrived In this city yesterday from
San FranciEG1 Hn 10 . EAmbsr OF GlIS CAifOThLA Lth-
letic Club aud will SA In Gtew days for knEAnd 70
Club,
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Billiards and Pool Note.
Tho Iscord OF the competitors In tho Titan Athletic
Club pool tournament to date 10 as follows
lacrosse,


PRINCETON. May 16.-The second lacrosse
championship game will be played at Princeton TO
morrow bstwO6n the university team and the Johns
Hopkins team The latter team u made up mostly Of
Druid plAYerS aud the Princeton team Il at A OoHt
now, very exciting contsBt 10 expected.
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MADDEN, McCaHrey, and the Two MeAuii6es
win Appear.

Big Joe McAullffe who has been promised Q
"Eo with John Sullivan, II he can get SioO0 back
ing will appear in this city next week. His manager
frey spar with Gim. Jact McAplihe the light weight
chaulpiOn. viii also appear In the same company. lie
will spar with Billy Maiden and rs expected that the
two pair Of boxers will make . Sensational display
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TAs PIAyers' Leasue.
pRooKLYN tP. I. }, 8 oHIoAao NP. L.l. 5.

BRooKLHN N l. 3 CHIUAuO VI H'H %
Just about the time Umpire4 Barnes and
GSfiney came on the Eastern Park grounds
IN and ohiceRo tP. II teams q hsAyy shower .sr
ta hall hour %hs GTSSPGs s%S MsEH
army OF broopS was put IN use. SawdHst
Wes also sprinkled In abundance. and after the
home players had changed their clean white
uniforms for their gray ones. the game was
started. ,,,... -.
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sleuora Castronl Claims tho CLamplonsh,p.

No decision was given In the duel for the
mpIonshp of the United States between signora
Castron and Mile. JaRemaun, which took place at the
Eden Muse on Wednesday evening, and sEnora Gas,
troni challenged Nile JaRemann to again fight for
cham pionAhiD The latter refused accept the offer
and the 5ignora now claims to be the champion.
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his Lyons Phillips Burke speed First base on balls
FIRST base srrors-RoeheIter, STRUCK out-By Cal
ihan; 2; by,Widnsr 2 Double piaysaGAliha, Green.
Widner crooks and LehAns. PAsssd Da--O GOnnOr.
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VFTV UUIIuV U1lTs
Syracuse Q o o.
ST Louis ............ II
Earned runs-syracuse: I: St Louis. Two base hits
Morrison, Mccarthy Throo. bate hit-MorEieon- eto
len bases-Motrison, Wright csh Ely BrRgs rpler O.
Mccarthy (tl Earle ta). bases on ballB-OH Chamber
In stevtts2 q of Morrison Struck outBy steyitts,
S. by Morrson4 Double playu-Morrson. Chiids and No
Query Mccarthy and dWeeney. Passed bAlla--briRRr
I, Earle |. Time HAS. Sacrifice hits-Briggs Davis
Chainberlin. Umphe-Batnum
= ATHLETIC 8: toUIsvrLL1 q 'i@
PHILADELPHIA. May l6-Luek played An important
part in to DAYS game between tho Louisville and A
feIic The
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Odds and Ends OF SDor,.

There is to he lacrosse game between the Stevens
Institute lac team and the Staten Island Ahetc
Club lacrosse team, at ioboken to-day at ! i ~
The MonpAreil Football Club and the New York This
les will pay game on the former grounds al Ridge
wood sunday afternoon. As both teams are in GOOD
playing trim and the Held iu ne condition good .ama
HAY be expected.
To raF EnIToR or THE srS-sr, am willing to
dance anybody in the seventh Thirteenth and Fourth
WaTds for $40 side In either waltInR or clog ng
can he seen any evening at the Emerald Circle cluo
room. 37n Madison street
TiAornr J. MoSoHAS, Dancing Teacher
The annual meeting of tho American Football Asso.
citation will be held Saturday May % NJ the Clark
Q. \ 7. Hose house. ogaen street Newark n al (
y. NJ, sharp nttCerB for the ensuing year will be
elected reports read and Tho neuAls will bo presented
to the winning teams All clubs playing Ats0ci iation
the nesting or by sending the annual dues (S3 70 the
Secretary - - "
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OF. LOUIS, 7; SYRACUSE. 4

SYRACUSE May Ie-Pt,eher ChApberlin Of st. Louis
nnd Pitcher Morrison Of syracuse were both Wild In to.
days game aud Won der Abe IN the fourth tnnnR eaw
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ON THE BASE BALL FIELD.
THE BAIN rs LETTING UP AND TIE
CLURR IRE GETTING TO WORK.


CLUBS ARE GETTING TO WORK.
M was Brooktyn's Turn 70 Get Two Vie
tories in One DaY-The New York LeaEue
Team, Lost, while Our Plasers' Club Did
Not Piay-Results OF other Games
Yesterdays championship games in the
four leading associations resulted as follows:
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cleveland. s; New York, 1.
Brooklyn, 6; Pittsburgh. 8.
Chicago, 8; Boston. 0.
Cincinnati, 3; Philadelphia 1.
THE PLAYEBs LEAGUE.
Brooklyn. 8; Chicago. B.
Cleveland, 10; Boston, 4.
Pittsburgh. IL: Philadelphia, 10.
At New York-Raln.
THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Rochester. 6; Columbus, 2.
st Louis. z; Syracuse. 4.
Athletics, 8; Louisville g.
At Brooklyn Rain.
THE ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Washington. 8; Newark. 4.
Baltimore. IA; Wilmington, 8.
New Haven, 0; Hartford. 4.
AZ Worcester-Rain.
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DoonS First base on bAllB-Gieason. Whistler teL
Bader tg Jordan Nieholas suliivRh. HN by ptchsrS-
Gilb.rt Fields First base on errOrs-Whshinfton y
SeWarI 2 Left on bases-WashnEton. =: Newnrh
Strnck out-By Philips s Tlme-IR Umpire val
nnllnA
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PltI1OUrFn .......:.:.S ','' Ill
base SfRfS hts -shinds. HSiSsn Wood tsfroL BseI
lev Sacrifice hits-Grtfln Bufhpton, Hanlon Fields,
tSorooran Basel stoien-Cross cll Double pay-Cort
coran Beckoy, and Kuehne. Left on bAseS-Phiadet
fsIdc CALVIN; Ho6,pscn First b:.e on oTfora PAila-
CARROLL Robinson. Timo-i:ia UmpiHeS-Matthew6
md
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BMGe BALL New POIo Grounds To-day.
Cleveland Game r n. Admission oOc,-Adr
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Harmed runs-BrookIyn 2; I,i,N Ir,,sogrgh q First
Sases-coiiins foutz 2; Miller, :undaE =. La5oquo
CasutnerS clark, Miller. BaSer, wilson Struck out
9Rrisn. rnknsy keisy SoqnEmsn wilson ~ n sH1e on
Collins Passed bas-Cisrk. i wilson =, Wild
p!tches-Caru;herG l; BakeE 2. umpire--Lynch.
Tme-1:5l
CHICAGO IN. ~ =; BOSTON Is. L. o.
Bos7nx May ld-Cnpt Anson made good his boast
that he would show the BoStOnH how 10 play ball and
won the hrst game OF the seriea Attendance. 2l6l.
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ssnEtSTS " NSnTosS ShSmpiSns d BEoOKlyR, {P A.
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HARTFORD.


'ianman declared ou, for running ost Of line
New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2 % 20
Hartford. oTd.,u..........,.,.,........4 0-4
BY GililAnd +; bY Minkeman iE First base errors
Ilew Haven, , iitt hY plIchSr-Anns strnCE out
BY Oitihnd, q: by WinklemHn, I. Double plaYB-SAY
nnansiNedl AnniS and S9tton; Lang Petit aud
haii-HOrord Wild ptrhsG-W ni lsnan Il tiIIilaRd /
umpire-heHy, ItmS-2:b.
wAsnEGTOS, q; SESLHE. I.
wA,"lsoToS May - iG-E4s WasAlnEtouS won to days
The sun., 1890-05-17

BASE Rail Washington Park To-day.
Brooklyn Va Pittsburgh Game ats p. N. Adm, $40
rim Nv. l. Ahd horse cars difsot-Adg
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SfOOiIyR nSHdH Ss fosdO Ia Ianas.0u g SSnzsV
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The Prospect MhsSlmsn took possession Of their rev
Brooklyn
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Rase Bail To-day brotherhood Park.
Grand ChAnpio nahip game. Buffalo va New York
Game called ala y. A.. Admission 90 cents --AdE
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SHOOTING.
Tn. so,a,.r Boys at cresdnoor.

The Thirty second Regiment. N. G. 8. N. Y.
Of BROOKLYN under command of Col Louis Finklsmeer
took their turn At the ride ranges at Crsedmoo yestr
The sun., 1890-05-17

Earned runs-ChicaEo q Two base hit-Rarla stolen
bases ,Cooney a. Ansnn, sacrifice bits-Wimot ~
Hutchinson. 2; py Sehol. FIRST hnse on errors
ny llutehinGon. 81 by Nicholr 7. rmpiFs-NSDsrmott
Time-l0L
CEcINEArI E L. 5; PHnAuELPHIL 4. ~ !.
PaILApEiPuIA, May lG-CincinnatL s; Philadelphia
Those were the hguras made IN the frat game Ot tho
The ~
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Yachting.

Al special meeting OF the YOnksrs CoTInthian Yacht
Club on ThursdAy night 1t was decided TO have the
clubs opening May so and the tleet OF twentN.tWo
Yachts Wi SAL 70 Fort Lee where Tie crews viii dine
with yaChtsmon from the various clubs OF the
Yacht Racing Association In the evening Of DecoTa
tion DaN the Corinthians viii have members Tecsp
ton at which there will hS dancing and on Saturdhv
eVeaRA there VIII be aLaE racket and clam choWdoT
The sun., 1890-05-17
The Atlantic AssoelauoA.

Harmed runs-Ba timore; 4; wimnston n. |? Two base base
base on balis-By Baker s; by Stein, H. struck out
By baker, stolen bases-batimore :; WiiminRton
balls IUrcornn 4 Townsend DoTels plays,sn ; Sui
Time Two hours Umpire-Joseph hcCafrsy
SEw HAyEE, o; hARrToRR
EEw HAvrH May i6-RAla initrfersd With starting
the game to-day and daTknsS prevented tile playing OF
ilInA AInlt Ia nnllR 1nh kcOfOt
The sun., 1890-05-17

Earned runs-Washington, Il NowArk /. TwobaSe
his Bird FisldL Three 6Sae hit-GleaSon, SAcrnco
hits Phillips (2l Do0ms " Bird Double pIsyoTSAcIP3sT cI3
The sun., 1890-05-17

ys!and.".............""f o--9
Earned runs-Cieveiand. 5; boston, D Home run
Browning. Two.bsse hits Nash, Dcahnuty Tsseal ~
Stolen bases-Hrown, Stovey Gp Irwin 20. baot1nee
hits-Brown kroy. First baso on haa-By GIuber', "
by Kilrey First bass On erIors-osySS,nTSs: s is
pItch-6ruoer struck out-By Gruber by ktroy;
Double plnv-Streker and Larktn CmpTes-hh'Rnn
and Jones Tines hours.
PITTSBURGH tr. L>, II; rHnADELrHIA u. Lh 10
PHILAnHLPHiA. May ls.-The Philadelphia PlFerS
club bu pno Of Ito sixteen hits In the second Aud
third innines and scored eight runR The soore:
The sun., 1890-05-17

New Wagner Yettibuls Limited train to Detroit and
Chic ago via New York Central and Michigan Central
Railroads. The Niagara Fails Route" For pGrIiouiSII
see time table. sunday, May is.-AdH
The sun., 1890-05-17

Rase Ball. Eastern Park, 4 II. VI.
Chicago va Brooklyn Q, L.. KiHgS Co and Union la
and hAnhA attain Beach trAns direct 10 grounds-Adp,