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ATHLETIC BASE BALL PLAYERS.
The Postponed Athletic Games OF tho Stuy
vesant Base Ball Club Decided.


vesant Base Ball Club Decided.
Tho annual field meeting of tho stuyvesAnt Base Ball
Club. which postponed July by reason OF tho
weather decided at the club grounds In Brooklyn
last night in the presence OF large number OF Fpecta
The meeting cid not begin until O'Clock, and
this fact allowed the attendance OF many business mon
whose sons arc members Of the oFGani1anon In add
ton 10 the fourteen events which comprised he pro
gTammS there %sFo one Invitation and two
In nc hTst event twelve cSmps.0rS appeared This
race. and was BY, Arthur Condict q Yards BY .
seconds
the WITH VIM .G sh
Thomas u. Kane Is feep third. Tho winners put was
ms Rs cue X
the fteen n yard marx VIM Raymond Of the Peerless
Athstic Cup 2S yardD was second and John II R
fhs time Was minutes I7S seconds
.on which pA was rInnnT the Sases each man hsd
tnd r. S:s I'm:
s % mS tho e 81 S D Pr H5
David ". orion was seconds he went around tho diA
The onsmiIe Handicap run was well contested: and
20 Ka.a S%a IN tssSa Fielding
Kentworthy, IS yards, was second. Time, minutes
neSs. Win e.. T. InehSs Charles Hyatt Was sec
The s Club isrsasI Henry B...hordnE gathered IN
the twelve pound hHmmsrihSoTing c0mRe.itiSn 10
f Da1m one iHef wt ,5 ssns.
In the ons-furong run handicap the sprnters
showed their pAces 20 advantage Tho ANAL hoat was
won By George II. Comm Bcratchl with r. Durmond
| az YARDS second. Time, 1874 secondk
The strangers" threequarter mile handicap run:
which WAS tho next competition, was won by HArry
MArkson OF tho Atlantic Athletic Club. Thomas Bar.
rows Etna Athletic Club 40 yArdSh was second. Time,
minutes 55I seconds.
than fourteen athstes faced the starter in the
half mile club handicap run The winner turned up in
went 70 tke scratch man. Frank Fielding Time.
H one Mic safety bicycle Was tho mex. event.
The turns entirely too sharp for any Kind OF a
wheel, and "spills" were frequent John W. Gordon,
scratch, won, with Bernard Wilson, 70 yards, good
The quarter mile run OF the best races Of
| tho evening Harry L. Davis ~ Yards won with
Charles s. Thurston, 10 yards second Time, Oh 90
In the running broad jump very good records
fsetlyI inches jerome Brady. feet inch captured
second prize by clearing IL feet quite hAndy although
| Throwing the base ball by William Ellison
scratch lie sent the sphere 27s feet inches George
H. Conn 10 feet wASSecond he threw the ball 20O feet
| ION inches.
| The OBSTACLE race was won by Henry Handing, with
| Harry Kane second; and Larry Broome third Time,
The 'i!renEsts" 600 yard handicap run was won BY
| Scratch. second. Time minute 25 AS seconhL
| All the beaten competitors who had failed 10 win
either rat or second prize competed IN tho consoiA
ton half mile medley race william barnard won, with
| Charles Johnston SECOND. md Samuel Blake third
| Time, minutes ~ - seconds
The second nine scored 20 points to tho St mines 2s
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MoTlernsn and skelly Matched.

Jack NcTisrnAn Of tho Peerless Athletic Club aud
Jack Sicily OF the Nationals have At last como an
understanding and will meet In the ring to settle the
question as to who is tho champion IN the 100 pound
class OF tho AmAteurs The match will be hailed with
delight BY all lovers II true boxing as The Contestants
WAS made last night IN the rooms Of thu NATIONAL Attn
leuo CLUB in Bronklyn and tho following arc the ar
tlcles OF agreement.
To Whom Il May Concern A.. That We John, Nc.
Herman OF tho Peerless Athletic Club and John Skelly
Of tho National Athote Club agree 10 spar ten rounds
A U. rules to govern, at the headquarters Of tho
National Athletic Club: each contestant to weigh 100
pounds and give OF take two pounds this contest 20
O'Clock ~ July ~, when the hEht will take place
iOIE McTiIRHAN joins SHELLY, Contestants
WitneSseS-J. Fischer JE, CAptaini u, stevenson
President
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Tho National League,
THE RECORD.

CHICAGO IN. L-). 4: NEW YORK IN. Ii. 1.
,r.on paid his second visit OF the season to
Aha Polo grounds yesterday. he had In mind
.So ,.rrible drubbinR he received in the last
Va. Wv with tho New Yorke. It was his inten-
10. .,"n N cot oven. He did too. But had 1t not
nan for Hutchinson. Anson would have been
" a dIfYerent frame OF mind after the conclu-
.Ion Of tho game. The umpire was for once
rnmoested by the doughty captain, because
,hst Individual generally agreed with Anson'
and materially helped him to win the game by
sS moor eyeslght. 1t seems that Powers for
sot to bring his goggles along. and eonse-
aavvsntly he could not judge the cannon peii ue.
Nssry Of Kusle. Consequently the lac Rot tne
l nors, oi IL and two men who got to nrst pese
on balls and scored should have been declared
out on strikes A. N.,, vorba had
n,ayed on the home grounds In two weeks, pnt
SSysn that did not bring out more than OH spec
sstors The cripples are cripples no longer.
NAV have all recovered sufficiently 20 plSY.
nd Il seemed good to see every man IN his
ssaenisr position. Esterpro was back on hrSt,
bsssatt was on second. and Buckley behtnd the
bSt, The old confidence 10 restored. ana from
now out the team may be expected TO play
11ood hall. The fielding OF the whole team WaS
sunerb. but one run being made. Ihet run
Tas A dropped thrown, ball by Esterorook'
THAR weakness was at tho bat. The score:
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o'RourkA Hatfield. White. Carney. Double plays
Richardson, shannon and Srown Whitney and Brown.
VIA pitohos-HadooGk W OLpay. fssed bal-EwinR.
Administrations.
BROOKLYN tP. L.. 0; CHICAGO tP. LIZ 0.
About 1000 persons were at the Eastern
Park grounds In Brooklyn yesterday to well
como the Brooklyn Up. L)team home from tho
West, and the applause that was showered on
Wards men had good effect for 1t not only
encouraged them In their work, but gave them
80 much confidence that they started right In
and did the Chicago team up brown. Every
good play made by the Brooklyn team was re-
sponded to By tho firing OF O flreoracker by
some Of the enthusiasts. Tho game, although
one-sided. was worth Witnessing. as there were
como phenomenal plays made on both sides.
Boyle, Williamson. and Pfeher for Chicago
his work later In the game by miserable throw
ing. The score:
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NEW YORK (P. IL, 10; BUFFALO IN. L.h 6.
The long ride from Chicago did not seem to
affect any OF the New York Up. L. team. They
did not reach tho city until 1880 yesterday
morning. but every man who took part In the
game against the Buffalos at Brotherhood Park
played as II nm 800-mile ride was but an ordi-
nary occurrence. There cannot be much said
about the game from an artistic point OF view.
There was regular hurricane OF batting. but
It was confined to one sldo entirely. 30 with
tho fielding. But. in this respect. the visitors
were not in It. What was done by New
York could not have been very we'll
avoided; In other words, the chances were
easy and devoid OF brilliancy. Danny Richard
son is credited with wild throw TO first In an
Rltnmpt 10 complete q double play. and miss
field to CAPTURE. johnston failed TO connect
With line fly after getting fairly In front OF L,
and Hatfield who took hi place In tho fourth
inning Johnston being taken suddenly III,
dropped fly which ought to have been taken
easily.
Paddock was simrly pie, for the New Y9Tks.
GrJson and O'Day. The score:
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News from tho IIorae Worla.

Green i. Morrls's colt Iisimony. whose
chances OF winning the Realilation Stakes
were rosy up to II lew days before the race,
when ho contracted lockJaw. Ia dead. MIR.
Morris valued the colt at $4,000.
Taragon the game son OF Stratiord and
Tara who pulled IN lame In the last race over
the grnss at sheepshead Bay has probably
raced for the last time DIR. Sheppard says
that he might be all right In year or 3d.
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Three rounds with skin gloves were fought at Long
Island Sunday and resulted in clean knock
out Jack Gleason the Albany light weight, and Bob
Hirsch OF this city tho contestants They fought
at 100 pounds for purse of $50 Jack Dougherty OF
PhiladelphA and Jack Burns were behind Hirfch and
Nick Collins and Eddie Green seconded Gleason A
Brook YIN referee About nifty spectators wero
present lu tho first round irsch scored first blood by
rap on GleasOn's nose. In the third there some
quick ,nghting BY both men. Some clever stopS bv
both but each landed some pretty stin cracks the
body. Gleason finally ended the affair by landing his
right llirBchs Jaw. irsch fell In heap and went
to sleep for over half minute.
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LAWN 1hNNIS.
Tournament OF the Country Ciub.

Tournament OF the Country CIub.
The scene at the opening OF tho invitation
tournament Of the Country Club Mt West thes-
ter yesterday was picturesque. The courts arc
situated on bank overlooking Pelham Bay
and Long Island Sound. White winged sail
ing vessels, with an occasional steamer stole
nolseessly up and down the Sound, from over
which came a cooling and refreshing breeze.
The neat costumes OF the players and tho
bright costumes OF the half q hundred ladies'
present lent spendor 10 the scene which the
players said surpassed any tournament they
had ever attended.
Invitations had been extended to some OF
the most expert tennis players in the country,
and al! but one accepted The declnation, was
from Mr. II. l.. Beekman who WINS unable to
Those who accep'ed y were: Messrs. ID, Joseph s.
CLARK, o, s.. Campbell, Il, y. Huntington, Jr;.
spaudinG, d. Garmenda and II. 4, Taylor
Ths Enmes we're n,Ercstng M eT ;S
game OF the first round elclted applause from
the speStHtors, Some Of thoss present werS:
4. Coster and Miss Coster. Mr.. and Mrs.
Moses Taylor Campbell Mr.; and Mis jacob
bsies and Nj M ssf b Ms r s
and Mrs. q. A. Adee and Miss Adee, Mr.: AMI
Mrs. Duncan Marshall Mr.. md Mre. NJ. Al.
Storey. Mr. and Mira. J. G. Cooley and Miss
Cooley. Miss katharine Emmet. Miss Marie
Harrison. tho Misses Belloni. Mr.. Highly. D. d..
Mr. leon Del Monte anf tho Misses Hel M tnn
Jackson, NJ. -. Mr.. Howard Gallup. Mr.. c. M;
and Ms, Oerichs; Mr. q. D. Dickey, Jr., and
The chief In crest in the tournament is cen
tred in the fact that It will probably decide the
winner OF the Waterbury Challenge Cup When
Island about TIN 60 yenrs ago. the Westchesier
Lawn Tennis CLUB. which was then three mlles
from it. was presented with tho cup by MIR.
James Waterbury. The Westminster Club has
passed away, and as nearly all the members
were also members of the Country Club. the
full trophy. made OF part Of an elephant . tusk
mounted with silver. 1t has been won twice
by Mr.. Taylor and twice by Mr.. slocum: The
winner Of the tournament will pay Mr.. Taylor
for its possession. II Mr. Taylor succeeds In
defeating the winner the cup wi become his
iered to successful competitors. summary
OF the games played yesterday is as follows:
FIRST ROUND.
Clarence Hobart beat II. A. Taylor a.. SIC
X. 7. Huntington. Jr, beat b. 5 dc GRrmendiA Ga
W r. Knapp beat C. + sands 81, 10 -
SECOND ROUND.
c. Hobart beat Ford Huntington O., 81.
A l.. Wright beat Il. de CArmt Ida 90 81. 6-2
The tournament will continue to-day and each sue
ceedinR day this week until finished, Tho committee
and II. A. Taylor
Although the matches will be played at the
club. the club grounds will be thrown oper
| without special invitation to all friends OF the
| members and Of the contestants who may care
| to see the games.
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Cal Mccarthy the feAther.weiEht champion at ia
pounds OF America has accepted George DiIons chHl
.nRe and tho oer OF 5000 made by the Pelican Club
Tho little Jsrseyman called at tho Police Gdtete once
yesterday AID mGdSknown his seceptNnee to william
f. Harding who at once sent the following eAblsRrAm
70 George ". Atkinson
and Met arthy IN genuine answer American cham Iion
accepts the l'ecAn CLUBS proposition" -.
Mel Arhy never looked better In Ills life than he did
yesterday when he was lecn BY reporter Of InE SUE
lie bAld This IL chance I've been looking for, ana
nov that the opportunity offers itself III take y up
with open arms III DO ready 70 Leave Tor bngland
lust the PoioAnB send the $500 TO deTAy ex
psnseS was never outside OF this country in my NE
and think the trip will do me . heap OF good. Tho
only drawback In the match Il that No can't nght with
akin gloves"
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Other Cameo.
Games To-day.

Games To-day.
RATIONAL LEAGUE
Now York VI Chicago at the Polo GroundG
Brooklyn va Cleveland. At WashinEton Park.
Philadelphia VI. Cincinnati. at PhnaoelpnM
Boston va Pittsburgh, at Boston
PLAYERS LEAGUE
Now York W. Buffalo, at Brotherhood Park.
Brooklyn va Chicago at Eastern PARK
Boston W. Cleveland, At Boston:
Philadelphia vB. Pittsburgh. at Phiaoelpnh
AMERICAN LssocIATioA
Toledo vs. Brooklyn, At Toledo,
Louisville va. Athletics at Loui1yilA
ST Louis w Syracuse % st. Louis:
Columbus VI. Rochester, ct Columbuh
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Jersey City VI. Hartford. at Oakland Park.
Now fIaven vs.. Worcester at New Haven.
Wilmington Va Baltimore, at Wilmington
Newark va Warrington, at Newark.
oTHKR CANES.
Cuban Giants 70 Albany. at Albany.
Times VI. CttiEen, at Ridgewood.
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The second days play In the club tournament OF the
Orange Lawn Tennis Club was played to- day on the
Montross grounds. large crowd Of spectators were
present In tho gentlemens doubles Messrs Gould and
Lawrence PLAYED a very strong game and the
event The third round IN tho gentlemens singles
by Mr. Gambler beating Mr. Ward after hard
fought contest
Tho rnaI in the singles between Mr. johnson and Mr.
Gambler will be played tomorrow. Tho prizes sill
yer challenge cupS
Ter beat Cohon,6-2 H5 Gambler beat Brown, t-3 %.
60; johnson beat Mics Ga. 6-3.
GentlcmenH douber. third round-Grifin and Colgate
beat HaaG and Ring by default Grin and Colgate beat
John and Morrison, l-6 Ga. 7-5; Goud and Learned
beat Lyman and Caudler. 40. as, 10.
Final round gentlemen's doubles-Goud and Learned
beat GrifIln and Colgate, go. 40, 60 g.
Third round gentlcmens siugios-Candler beat Ward.
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ENTRIES FOR MONMOUTH TODAY
Crack Three.year-olds 60 Meet IN the Lor-
lllard Stakes.

Crack Threo.year.olds 60 Meet IN the H.or-
illard Stakes.
Burlington. Tournament. and other good
three year olds will meet In the Lorllard
Stakes to-day at Monmouth Park at even
weights. and grand race should be the out
come. Burlington may win. with Tournament
second. but Devotee and Banquet will have a
following, and may be close up at the end. Tho
Necromancy colt and Bolero ought to give q
good account of themselves in the Hopeful
Stakes for two-year-olds. Fitzjames may win
and Diablo may do for the fourth. and COrrec-
tion and Flayia will be hard to beat in the fifth
Carrie c. and the Martina colt may 20 we'll In
tho sixth.
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ELKroS July TT is stated hero that upon tho 70.
quest OF John l.. Sullivan. Horace DIStOn OF Pha-
depha has given him the of his club house Sen.
AGA Point near Charleston, this county. for training
puTpOseA and that sullivan Will prepare for his hght
with Peter jackson The club house Is on tho bank Of
the North East River.
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MR. RoYS ARE HOME AGAIN,
,,n BUT ONE OF OUR CLUBS
Nv cOEE OUT A WINNER.

,t1 BUT ONE OF OUR CLUBS
DD CONE OUT 4 WINNER.
, n.t,ated by . Large Soore-An OF
Not,onai League Games Fairly wen
hes,sd-RssuIts OF the Other Games
In...,d.nt Young Talks About the
o.. IInu Prospeeta-Other Nova
,.,,,r,nv's championship games resulted
a follows: ,r,our
chicago. 4; New York. !.
'n''' brooklyn. 4; Ceveland.2 2.
Cincinnati. 8; Philadelphia, !.
Boston, q: Pittsburgh, 8.
THE PLAYERS LEAGUE
v.v York, 49, Buffalo. G.
W" brooklyn. o; Chicago 0.
Pittsburgh, Ii; PHILADELPHIA. 8.
Cleveland. 0; Boston. 8.
THE ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
J,rssy CITY, II; Worcester: 2
'''''' New Haven. 10; Hartford, ].
Wilmington, 2; Washington, i.
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Boston Yachts Preparing for tho Races.

BosroS July THE fortynve footer Miiceto and the
forty. footers GoSsoon. Tomahawk, and Venture were
hauled out Laweys this afternoon to for tho
races Of Thursday and Friday. Tho Massachusetts
Yacht Club have postponed their race until Friday
next This viii give tho fores two races during the
week. Tho Gossoon will have solid stick for top
mast A now hard pine mast will DO put IN tho Ven
ture for ThursdAY's race
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Earned s-Cleyeland 2; Brooklyn / First base on n
EIooElyn s Left on basos--Cleyeland 5: Brooklyn,
Struck out-oioveland, 8: brooklyn. 4 TWobase hit
smaley Beatin Double pays-smith and OoinA
Observation-Disclosures. Time-l:2s Attendance s2a
BOSTON (N. IL. 9; PITTSBURGH In. IL B.
Ro,-oH univ Tho "MnleriteG" A. DostoniAnS
aomstimes call the Pittsburgh representatives Of the
Fniopa League were badly bSAen 10 day by the Bean
no
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A Meeting OF che Anerlesn Assoclatlon.

LOUISVILLE, July THE directors Of the American
Association met this afternoon at = O'Clock at the
Louisville Hotel and were In session about an hour
President lack Phelps presided and there were present
of the Board Messrl Frazier of Syracuse Morton OF
Toledo and Won der Ahe Of St. Lous Mr.. Whitaker OF
tho Athletics failed to arrive Gen Brnker OF Roches
ter and Messrs Parsons and Chapman of tho Louisville
CLUB were also In attendance. Harry Pulliam. secre'
tary to tho Treasurer acted as secretary. The nrst
business that came up the matter OF nneS All OF
the penalties imposed by tho umpires wero approved
and none remitted In the matter Of the disputed games
between the Athletic and Toledo and tho Brooklyn and
St Louis clubs IL decided to hear evidence at tho
next meeting. The financial condition of tho various
clubs was looked and found to be In an extremely
nattering condition, with the single exception OF
Brooklyn. Tho managers Of that club, however as.
Sured the directors by wire that they have got new
hackers and will proceed TO strengthen Immediately.
lied ii was decided reorganize the stan OF UNI
pires Yves Curry the fine International League UNI
pro will be signed once and the staff will be In,
Snd tSe four BEST retained The directors then
to Ako the fight against tho Rochester authoT1tes
in behalf of the Rochester Club The authorities have
refused to allow that club to play Sunday games at
OF the opinion that the club has legal right 10 play
there on Sunday. Accordingly Il was decided 10 en-.
roy counsel imme to tight the case through the
courts and Mr. Phelps will 20 TO Rochester within ten
days help the lawyers make up the casa Tho meet
ing then adjourned.
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Earned rurs-Philadelphia l; Cincinnati, ]. Two
base his-McPhee, Thompson. Three base hita-MHrr
,S,Bgile. Bases on bas.Burke. strpsk ont-Rsiiiy,
Cincinnati, s. Double playg5MuilGne. McPhee, and
BELLY; Allen and McCAuley; Thompson Sna ClemSn r.
Atteldanc0-l2lU
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Downea win Run To.morrow.

W O Downes the Harvard flyer. will mako bis a.
tempt to lower tho worlds mile record at Bos-
ton to morrow. Downes with Sam See and Bob stoll,
will 10 TO boston late this afternoon. See and st0l
will be two OF the timekeepsrs
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.u,u,ASp r.. L.l o; BOSTON tr. ~. s

Earned runs-Cleveland 3; Boston. I. Home runs
LarEin. Quinn. Tvoeaso ht-RichaTdson. Three, base
hit-SWett Sacrifice hits-Strcker, Brennan Richard.
con (2J Nash Stolen bases-Delehanty, Kelly (2l.
siovey First base on bals-By BAkely 8; by Daley,
pitched -Bafeiy, Passed eai6Brsnnan, s,5uek
SSnty Larkin and Te6eau; Nash. Quinn, and stovey;
Nash and Stovey. Umpires-MatthewS and Leach.
Timo-2;IO Attondance-l,lS6
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Banned IunB-Brooklyn, =. Den on baaen-BrooklJn,
9; ChioHro 4 First base errors-Brook yn D. First
base on balls-on WeyhnE, 81 OF Baldwin Home
joyce az Van Haltren. Twobsssh it,oot5 3'Nell
Farrell lit by pitcher-WilaInson. uinpires-Fer
euson and Holbert TIme-2Oa. Attendance about
LOO
PITTSBURGH u. L,l lit THiLApELrHiAP L.
PHtLAnRtFHtL July T-Chpt Hanlon and his
pWooped down on Quakers day, and for tho rst
time This season they won game with Sanders In the
HOY Tho
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PiTTsnUlGH IN. ~.

Earned L RtsSursa h0p ssc TIn
hits-fueker. Brodie HineL HeekeE, Keltyi stolen
basss-Tucker LAroQue. First base balB-By Clark
son a. by Hecter s. First base errors-Boston. /;
fttsburgh, j. Passed ball.BerEen. Wiid pitches
Decker. Double plAys-Long and Tucker Decker and
Wilson; Decker, LAroque and Wilson. Ttme-L:Sos Az
tsndAnce-225i. unpre-hcQuAid
CINCINNATI Il. L.. 3; PHILADELPHIA ". ~. l.
PEuLpELPHiA July 1.-The Philadelphia and Cincin-
nats played here 2l6 RhineG who 10 rap
idy establishing tho reputation of tho best pitcher IN
the world made his appearance In box for the hedA
he
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u1Lnmcror. 7; WARRINGTON. l

RArnsd Tnn,IWmlnEIon' IwG0sse n hIlHWEeIS.
stolen bssos-Kesy. GaiiiEAn J2l. newell. Williams
Double PlAy17sullivan. kSsy Lynch tsst base on
Es~slI Gaigsh s,ruoE optoIy wshrs Z; BY rhiI'
Ieft on iiminRton. Il Washington, o. Umpire
Kelley. Tme-i3a Attendancs-oiu
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Tho Atlantic Association.
JnH1BY CITY,
Tho Worcester were again defeated In n wollpayet
nnna A. OaklAnd Park Yesterday. The score:
The score:
WORCEsHR
Jersey City. 2
Worcester U

Earned runs-Jersey City, 4; Worcester First
base orrorsaJeresy City =; WercIster Left t on
@oSs john siafofd ssrsef DoFnots Iurphy'
DoWd (2) Campion (2). Stolen baleB-McGucken az,
BRADY az Msister. Kennedy. sacrince hlts-Roussey
o. tones Kennedy oTnS:So 20, rer 1e hitsSan
ford Double pay-Dooley llnAsSisted(; MeiStsr, and
GuinaEso. REPRESENTATIVES, and Hunt Time-lSL
AttendAnce-5On
HAVEN 10; HARTFORD. ].
Nrv HIyrN JulY 7-Good hitting coupled with the
.rrnrn Of OC onne[ won tho game for the homo team
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Earned runs-chioAgo First 6aso EH .T To-t \:
cSIcSFc T. First base on bnlson Russ; 4 on Hutch.
t,nn y Struck out-CarrolL HornunE w. Denny; BIAS
s,tt BneSey C) Sacr1nce hit-Kitridge stolen oanes
"BiGstt e. Wimot. Double plays.diARSscoch ana
FstsphTook Hit by ujtcher-GaSscock, seterorook'
PsSs.d Sal-KittridEe Umpiro-Powsrs- nme-i:2a
Auandanco-5ll.
ppooK1Ys IN. H. 4; CLEVELAND IN. Liza.
Although the Cleveland IN. L. team wore
defeated By the Brooklyn Club at Washington
PARK Yesterday afternoon, they Just about
gave the local team as hard a rub for the hon.
ors as any club ever did. Tho game was
holly contested. as we'll as short game 1t being
PLAYED in less than one hour and half Both
pitchers did equally we'll but the visitors
errors proved very costly. The homo team
made hits when they counted for runs. and In
tbis wav managed to come out at the front go
Tha snecial features wore catches by smith.
pinkney, and Ardner. The scoro:
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NAV Haven,.,,,,...o o o o o 8 0 10
HSrtford Observation-Disclosures o o o o o.
Earned runS-New Haven Three base hita-cahill
Mckee Lay, Petteo. First base on bails-Lynch t3)
Homer, Lang HOdEoman Sutton First base on errors
New Haven, o; Hartford z. Hit by ptched ball.
Moore. struck out-Lyston q, walsh oC9nnel
Cahill. Stolen baass-heESe lynch Lally pst zee,
ton Wild pltches-LyBton. rme-ltu Umpire
Donnelly. Administration
WILMMcror, 7; WARRINGTON. I.
WILMINGTON July Tho Senators were badly beaten
here to-day by the home club Tho score: