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The sun., 1890-04-16
Gushing Postaa Forfeit.

Mike Cushing showed that he meant bust
yesterday by calling the Ioi,rr and put
ting up some money. lie deposited 500 and issued
challenge to light Austin Gibbons Of Paterson at tho
Puritan Club Long Island city, for tho Sl,ODO purse
offered by that club aud side Pete Connors the
well known road house keeper Of Gravesend, with
Cushing and said that Mike taking great care of
himaelr Cushing looks cOrrohOrated tho statement
lie has been shooting and hshnH about babylon and at
trAyeHend for two months ana is III robust health lust
the kind to start in to tram with Gibbons his
home from California with Bil.y Murphy tho austria
Ian. and Ia expected home about two weeks His
absence makes difference in the match making how
ever anything his brother Jim says goes aud Jim
will doubtless cover the forfeit soon ho this
article. lie has said for weeks That he would make a
match with any man in the class who has money
The sun., 1890-04-16

The Athletes OF the Bowery Young Mems In
sttute showed crowded house last night what they
could a. In the limo Of casthenics strength, and gen
era gymnAstc work The large building was perfectly
TANNED by young Christians the iar sex being well
represented.
Tho performances throuEhoutthe evening were enter.
tainng and soms excellent The Institute Ia n branch
of the Young Mems Christian Association, and among
its advantages are evening educational classes saw
ings fund reading room bowling alleys rowing club
medical benefit club circulating library gymnasium,
baths and best OF ALA bare ball club.
After some excellent music Meshrs Pulvermiler an
Ress in feAts OF strength, which was tOoweu
by q cAsthenic drill with wAnds iomretton on tho
wooden hUrse parallels, fancy club swinging and run
ming high lump the successive eVenR Atsr which
the auIience was regaed with some more music
Mr. Waller LAarAs. a pupil, then showed now strong
the institute had made him by break ing straps oy cheat
COMPRESSION bending IRON bars on his neck and emu:
latlng the Cowboy Sampson by lying on a chsir and
chest The other competitions were horizontal bar and
VAnlting Division won the most points while the in.
dividuA winners were As follows
Side Iiorse-Naster sweeney.
club swinging Master Bauer.
Running High jump Master NcGAnnon
Horizontal BAr-Master Baeeht
NRutnH X GAhAn.
RopS CiImblng-R GAhan.
Wien member Joins hts physical proportions are &C.
curAley taken. and the athlete showing tho most DE
velOpment at the annual competition receives special
edaL This won last night by j. Isaac, who gave
practical illustration OF tile dement's OF gymnasium
Other ards were mAe for the best bowler the best
all around athlete and T. VI. Mliliard received the
L0nUrs as being the best leader.
The sun., 1890-04-16
Tho Krne- County wheelmen.. Stag.

The immense parlors OF the Kings County
Wheemen were last evening crowded to their utmost
capacity by enthusiastic crowd. who enjoyed tho
varied entertainment prepared by the Wheelmen. The
evenings entertainment opened with piano solo,
which was followed by comic songs and recitations
Fred Burns of athletic fame amused the audience for
some time. The most interesting and thoroughly
joyabs part Of the evenings fun bouts
between well known boxers and members OF
the club Tho latter part Of tho entertainment
opened with W. kenny. tho amateur champion
feather weight u America, aud ameInber of the New
Jersey Athletic ut, d0nnnK the n.t. with }. LOOney
OF the Scottish. Americans Tor three round go Tlts
was followed toy An excellent IDibittOn OF Cun swing
ing hy Capt Y GorY OF the mon Athletic club after
which heEsrs schusteF and Lutl OF tho Park Athletic
Cub dOnned the gloves and had It hammer and
for four rounds The applause at the completion OF thus
10 was great. smoker wound up the evening 3
JUym-nt ". II. Robertson OF tho Drum Oticiatei
as master Of CEREMONIES being ally assisted by Fred
burns Much credit is due tho committee in charge OF
he Admir-
The sun., 1890-04-16
Gossip OF sports with Arm. and Legs.

A. amateur pedestrian c!nh has been organized is
ca. -I the AVIS Waking Club IL las rooms A. 10
N.ntH Avenue.
The proposed ln1 pound boNing composition which
was sei 10 iaks place on Aprl - in tho gymnasium OF
tue National Athletic LIB has been postponed owing
to some alterations TO the club house now in progress
Whrh VIII renler tho hal IN EO condition to hold tho
entertainments
There some good fun expected Al the entertainment
to lie gwen by the members u Company u 0i the Forty
seventh leNrcnt at the armory building ON Marcy
avenue, IrnuhYU. on friday n ght. mere VIII be u
Iumb "i hCNcT- present, lrIHdiuS HI'y tAHl, rrot
honnsIN, Johnny stuart. Johnny nanks johnny Faler
ana tommy Nelly, the Harlem SPIDER
ApTiI - ~ the Chicago Casino the Union Athletic
quo Will give IT. last indoor games for this teAson Tho
Unions Aro ;nshng NJ q very brilliant winter season
having won about MY per sent OF the prizes gwen in
tlchgp ana with four men sent 10 81 Louis to com
pete u! tile boxing ard wrortIng chn PionsIpb brought
bark I"ur championships Of tho AOrth"esL
W kOgers New York city.-The initiation fee in tho
Ne" Jersey Athletic club ~ s. and the annual dues 81
PAYABLE EeHIEhunuay in advance To prOInOe tho
athletic interests there Is rebate II an applicant can
quhliy to a certain nun or of points year about 10
II your iort" " hrtauCe running II would hr TO your in
l-rcst Il" Capt IlsrIberg before making your app
cation ms Cily address IL $40 East FOrYiirH street
Tho club pays tile entrance fees OF Its athletes TO games
The sun., 1890-04-16
SPORT WITH THE BASE BALL.
THE BOYS ARE ALL IMPRoTIN1 AND
WILL BE Nv SHAPE ny SATURDAY,

Many Games Yesterday, but TeeY DO Not
show the Real rlayinE rower of the
Men-News and Notes from Evorywhere.
Brooklyn's American Association team
were hardly a match for the New York IN. L.
team yesterday at the Polo grounds but then
they caught the League team In better shape
ahan they have been this season, Their play
ing in tho fleld was absolutely perfect, not the
sliRhtest evidence OF mistake being noted.
DcnEys playing was OF a phenomenal desorip-
tion. lie made several one-hsnded stops that.
upon ordinary occasions, would be good for
safe hits and he did suuorior work with tho
stick. Bassett gave very pretty display at
second base and again led his team at tho bat.
Mickey Welch pitched for six innings and did
remarkably wol. but three hits being made or
him. For tho Brooklyns. O'Bren. O'ConneIl,
Bowes, and Gerhardt played good ball The
score:
The sun., 1890-04-16
The Professional Pool Tourney.

Tho handicap tournament at continuous
pool. At Frank Lawrences billiard room. 55l Eighth
avenue continued last night in the presence Of
large number OF spectators In the first game W. T
Stewart Of Detroit 80 and James Luddingion OF this
city 10 were the contestants The contest
cIt.ng one TOR the ursE Hye frames but LuidnEt"n
gradually forged ahead and the of 80 -
20. Both of these ErAyers eft handed, very un
usual feature among professional 2 nJers
In the seOnd game Joseph DIunuR Dp who WAS the
only competitor in the late clamPonshp tourney AT
Syracuse and who succeeded in defeating the cham
piUn Dc orc was much to the surprise Of the specta
Tors. defeated with ease by Edward Barton l5l Tho
score ~ to 56 In The second game on Monday
might p. Welsh thl tho champion OF Pennsylvania de-
ieated +. DOugherty o. by - TO -3
The games tIlis evening will be Erickson. the Cali
forula Cycoue Va Welsh. and Powers Dining
The sun., 1890-04-16
Hoston aud Baltimore 10 Fight n biz Main
Ot Game Cocks.

Arrangements wcro yesterday completed for
ma n II cocks between A. ". Cooke OF Eos,on and A.
Il, Smlh Of sutland Md ltwill take ace wiiNin siI
wceAs and viii 10 fought haf way oew'cE Boston aud
New York Each side VIII show thirteen -'ags for 81"
bate ant - o. the main Al SmfA Uf TINS city
Is stakeholder Mr. smuh when seen by reporter Of
Tm = yesterday. SAID
' had Errat dcN OF dickering wi h Cooke before
succeeded ~ making the main rut nov hat have set
tied II will turn attention tOwRTd getting birds
good hx The fowl that iutend TO NJ u III. match
will be lot ~ DID kauss shS was game one I'M cr
time. viii fgt Matt Aliens Jap co.h t"r illoH 10
wants tn mak" match. sew YORK rules 'yinch sAN
for S'iu ~ ~ long heel Virginia NurIA Carudua
rules and 10 take place IN Washington
The sun., 1890-04-16
Billiard and PosI Notes.

Al the Hevidrre House, Greenville n. j. this even
ing a "opont French carrom game, to decide tho
Oh tmpiOnship Of that place Will occur between har
byer ami Henry LutI who are considered drste class
amateurs.
CuirIGo, April IL--Iacob schaster has not b,en al
lowed 10 hold his supremacy al billiards long uuchaI
lenged hosson IL evidently not satisfied with tie out
OF the recent tournament for he ana The "
ard have made an agreement 20 play in Sew York
stake Of 90 side In addition the BRUNSWICK B ,Ik
Collendcr Company offers a champiOnship cmbo ON TO
DO the property of the winner should hold 1t for two
years subject to challenge each sixty daNs
william Murphy stll leads in the handlrap tourna
meut OF the kIngs County Whesimen, with 4 II Nil
close second. 1he IOsOhs OF The mon follDwH
The sun., 1890-04-16
Racing at san Francisco.

SAN FRANCIsco, April 15.-The result Of the
blood horse races to-day
Milo dash. purse $40 AlmOnt won: Daisy D., second,
CO'omo third lime Il'g
Five furIonES free hand cap sweepstakes s3OO Rddei
money. Homer won in l.yist raraleL second, Joe
WOOmi third.
ono and uu- sixteenth miles, selling Sheridan won,
kildare, second Time, a.
The sun., 1890-04-16

The police II brooklyn are Interested in tho
recovery or a gold watch and half M a gold chan.
which were Gtxterousy removed by picEppckst from
tie person uf G. II ByrHe tho resdont of tho Fro"A
lyn ~. L.l team OIL Moniay night Mr. Hyrue attended,
the boxing contest between COrbett Rul DOnnck Nc
tadrey, At lhe tit Avenue Casino aud While the Cali
foIan toying with the wind Of the Pittsburgh lad
thief role 81 Ihe base ball manager Of his JeNoTy
Mr., byTne did not dscOyer the robbery unit after he
left the hA when he found hiS severed watch chain
hanging to his vest
"l We been In good many big crowds" he said hut
= DcEpoeket never EoI the belt OF ne betOES-
The sun., 1890-04-16

The hackers OF Spot and Barney, tho cham
pion - pound bulldogs met at the FoIic GGEste yester
day morning, and had long wraHRlc over the match
they made month ago and failed to bring OF last
Saturday night, described in Tux Sun Barney's peo.
pie still mAnt tanned thar they were entitled to the stakes
but the spot folks wUudnI have II. They talked
for a long time without coming 10 All agreement
the stakeholder put eHd to the controversy by say
ing that they fght before lie wou deliver up any
money 10 ordered them to meet representative OF
his at designated spot one day before Monday aud
bring their dogs along Then there VIII be rgh II hs
can bring about II was hinte that fOnkers wouldn't
be lOLK llstanCe from Tie battle HrOunl.
The sun., 1890-04-16

LEXINGTON, Ky, April lj,--The chestnut
2-yoar- old brother to Silver One. 2I9A, has
been sold BY John Madden OF this city to Scott
Qunlan OF Trenton \. j.. for long price His
sire was AIGyone. and his dam Silver Lock. by
don also sold to the same buyer 3;year- old
lay colt hy lted Wilkes, dam by Mnmbrino
Pet. and the bay yeariing colt by He'd Wikes,
dam lY NntMnnl
The sun., 1890-04-16

j. u. Watson writes a letter to The sun deny
ing that Billy Meyer tue sreRtnr hight weight posed "a
model for tho limbs OF the OF John L. Sullivan.
He asserts that the model for this portion OF Suvana
anatomy Was Johnny Murphy, Harvard professor OF
the manly art who gave TAI Mccarthy such q good
nRht Ar haison says tina the statue Is now on exhI
bltlon In tIedeEiek L09lg 1Al00a ~ 2e3 BEOadRay
The sun., 1890-04-16
AT HARTfUR
Games To-day.

New York y I-) va JAsperS at the Polo groundS
BrDoElyn ~ L) vs. Jersey Guy at Washington Park
Brooklyn "A A. at Princeton
HRCkett-I IRThArt 4 Co at Hartford.
CUBAN HAnt at Burlington, y. j.
GOrhams at Washington.
Brooklyn n L. vs. Tiger at Eastern Park.
The sun., 1890-04-16
$port9man's CjpodG.

NEW THINGS IN LAWN TENNIS
Tie sloruu Tournament Racarl and the rpt len
klscial Tournament nan are ITO leaders th.sfra- .t
Tho superior q9AllIy Of each commands tic atrh.'a
Of Ill tennis players and tho Plan that VIII give 80
player using the Tournament ban free cory of u "
slocums new and beautiful bOyk Is vel SoE1u NV"
ugAtnE
The sun., 1890-04-16

Earned runB-rittsburRh, 2; jamestown. l. Two base
hit--HSmp. Three Sc hlts-SundAy, L!obtchhe sac
rirce hits-Henp Nash Nrsche. First base on
errors Pittsburgh, .. JRmestUwn 3. tIrst base ON
Islls- uu panles | 9h Wilmington stolen bases.
Sunday, Hemp tl). Nash tO, wilmington. Withche
bOuOie piay-newn aud Kelly Struck oui-hy Daniels
by Jones. s. by Wilmington, Passed balls Wirsche,
4, Miller |. Hit by pitched baI--Reatl Nash. Nld
Itches-MiminRton. 2, Jones, l. Lett on Dascs-ptts
tursi =; jamestown 4. 1me-l so Cmpire-Lach
nFiAS
BOSTON A, a, IL. HtRvIRn. &
C,NrmpGP. April ib-iIarvnrj wAs defeated for the
first time this by the Boston Athletic Asroclaon
tO-!ay DOwner became rather ra'ted toward the enh
OF the game and mRuy costly errors were made ILe
The sun., 1890-04-16

Two games were played at Frank Eausrs 2l7 vii
Ham street last night ~ tue nrsi game u Segoch -D
victory for NJ Battestin l-1l. who defeated ii
BAtteHtin (2Jl BY lOJ ~ - The standing oil the
n fOllOMn
The sun., 1890-04-16
Fighting Notes.

Articles OF agreement have been signed between III G
Hack FcarI and lsaac Murgcn tor a hght TO FINISH.
To battle VIII take y ace next Friday morning near
Washington
Joe Fielding the Washington iight weight writes that
70 wll hnt HHht Mke cushing JACK quinn or bl Nc.
even In tho head.
Johnny K-agans hand, which he injured while in
training ten days ago IL now pretty well lie will
Bnish ls wurk Ot preparation at Newburgh for his
nglit with Pete Mccoy
Rralrr Newark y. ! Prof Nike Donovan, New
York AlhIetic Club Bly Edwards HOFFMAN Mouse.
Frauk white Seventh aui ThirIy.fOurth street
Anl Harry lmIah ~ firh avenue.
Pat paly. t'e trainer o. !he NaIiqnal Athletic Club
who Is matched to hglt fugene HOTnhAcher. Is now
down weight AVID in tile pnk Of condition. lie will
make a hard hglt against tile NOw Yorker
Frank Nhire, the eI champion, and Jim DAILY will
with tEeir hackers the office Of tho IliIyudfSd
Nr"S to-day - deposit SluO the remainder OF the
stakes for which they Will night within three weeks
Jack Dempsey. in letter 70 Nike Flahsrty ll Pearl
street says he IL In Tho bert of health and that lie is
pregen with his wife and family at Portland ore, lIs
says that s VII II! AL probability bS home inside Of
three weeks
The sun., 1890-04-16

HAtNFlt Natharl \ co. y o 0 0 U o O.-3
Earned runs Brooklyn. > II. {. 4 co. y first base
on hats- BROOKLYN y. H., Z a Co, first base
'-Brookl rn s. H., e. Co, 4 struck out-Brovk
lNn =. H. Z. TO-. stolen bases BROOKLYN. =. II,
C,4 90. rhreehAse hits nrisn, Collins Two base
hits ANTON llammel. Nild pitches Fricken Z
PASSED %, kraus, l. umpiro-rom Day. fime-l4s
NEHIRK. "A. sYR,rusL, /.
The >ewnrks had regular picnic with the Syracuse
aars esierhy AMI sweet for their defeat
sunday Lyons who opened IN the box FOR the stAra
was knuuksd out in the second inning and Kefer took
his pace but Jared little better the SewArkB had
their the pail The
The sun., 1890-04-16
CANCER CURED.
BOHLISG.

At EbnR's alleys on Monday evening the Xxx coter's
Club closed their season with match game with the
Occilent Club. The score:
1855 S:ilaf"'1 l. Ts5dd Fem ~ h42sSsS m cen iS'
ssSscks IS. v BsnaSI' llS; Eaysr; TI%T. ,sansr
The prize Of the Carlisl. clao at Manner
some OF the bowling hr,j class The scores:
CANE
stsS: M6: T.s"Esn T.m.n 13 M H'; .'vy @ en-
M1s %sfn,ss IsSy. i5a 49, fn'a Enn'f s'' e '
sA% Ah'Ty h Conn S En- E%f o Mi's ~ Sachs 49, Miss
Mls Laaer e. Minnie wss a,s l4G rota m ~
The clermon. and Jay bowling cubs Of Rroos,yn IN
i esS5" ne ;eGE' sm. se
i 10 s3'' ss ' be co%ps S%" ISL s1
jay III" { Van RIptr 40; f d, Miller leI; Walter
ffs fiSfor lIS l75 T. l. SS!s MoasI s 4c Gecro
c Penhalow, lvI. Total isa.'.
Tho syndicate cnn Of BROOKLYN added ano,9sr vie:
iompkins bowling club at Boemernlals alleys. TAs
score , ~ ,,o ,o, ~, p.,,. ~.
Cubbery, Ii3, zimmerman, III; Kelley ~ To.aL
TqmrFus z. &nqdes. 1895 spal,n laG TITmoaca; ,so;
i7s, j. K4pp ia. Cor4eau III, furman, l+1 Iot4L
1850
In the series Of games the teams OF the Nsw
The Sew iorE boys were defeated both ronr.a
on Monday evening At the MornnVslde alleys TAo
scores
Morningsde-Purcel, l67; Warden. 1877, Kramer
~ enGHs y6l pyc w. 'pT1ns i5i .oft IL g. h.
lje, Odeu, Io7, fiHd!oy, los, stoEt III. Total A.
SECOND CANE
y MoE."fsdfsRszgs 1 1 s' r%." %ataS9 10 kramer
New York Bicycle iluL-NeEOllt l.D. ls iIOlcOuflA
1888 odelL lo4 findIoy, los, sto!t i-d Tota! s4a.
The Clinton Club rolled two games at the Arlington
Aej' DrooIyn, on Monday 'Ven". These
GltntSa So, 2-Msrri, Isl Iqeksood i,s; Les,snlIs'
Smith, IIs; Warren, l6f Total, I'll.
GIAT.
clinton 80 % lnstsee ~: e., Merrill 1907 Smith, i3'
linton 50 Lockwood, i741 FRANCIS lse, Barnard
yotsFf% fa,sY 's G9 Monday gtss
QqHn 2oi lyaq, iai; lio6rrt.on. j1! 1o'A., jot
=; ss;,SS E;$ E lss,i ISsES., IT, %1: &ss.. % l:
Rowing Cu6 n Ne 1rpnt; l,uri alley. ,sr ii.tt was
tls >-m'e's leinE engaged in another t,.rn.nent
lie scores
NJ. !. !. | Il: +. !: II
Beiard ......4 : l~2 4. Iuquesr 2Ol
Powers ...... > ~ Vent rs
M,NIarr .... - Patterson. III
snrrny .......2 l-3 = 7 Lulueer 3 ia
Carroll ........ ! . ~ bacon ..-'....J "
NucUN....,...2 - Moore -'''..'rl I'
BTaler...,, .,.l l'P -,
Iotas.....II - "a llsG0
GLsS.
TpANsn ! rEIE NO. .
s s. n Scors s s. p c.or.
Ballard. ......t lr5 =. luGueer \ ~
Powers. Ia NeHA ...s.,,,r- +" -
McNiier .......I l6l Patterson 81 -.
SarOny ..... % : Ia7. Lugueer 8 -
CArroi.....,.. ~ bacon ..-..; -
The sun., 1890-04-16

Enrneh runs baltimore, 3 Boston 2 Two base hits
= tiarEs m, Townsend l+D Three base hits-bOnOvGn,
HeurY, Eay, Cancel First base o. errors Baltimore.
T. kAses on has-RAlttmOr-. s. boston, struck Out
BY German j. by ClarkBun :. lit pitcher IN,
z Douoie pays-bonovan aud she!Ihasso Mack and
Power Passed bali She!lhAsse. stolen bases Power,
LOuE Tucker, Long. Time hours. umpro-keriu.
AT HARTFORD.
nnarltoTIi ',''.'''''''''',2 10 o-2g
base hits-Ilartford, Is; Cuban Giants II Errors
Hartford, :; Cuban Giants 70 ritcnsrs-Know!ton
Pagan Henry stovey, and Miller. CScheH Moore,
Grant and " hite
The sun., 1890-04-16
Lind.laya snd Larklh was auO.llLuted Ihs seotet
Liud,ley Athletics

Lindsey Athletics .............u q O. o
BgpOkiyn..,..... .,...,...,u..S I 81
Earned runs-BrOok vn. :. Left on bases-BrUOklyn,
2; LiudslsyA L. Frst base errors-BrOOky Linds
leys |. First base balls By Suwlers I. by Ham
mOud T. by iATkin . stolen haGcs-bAy orr. Nc
Geachy, joyce struck out-ky sowders by Larkln,
s. Double plAys-seerY aud Ward, EgAn and Welsh,
Iome run-Orr Thte-.Oase hits-Orr, Seery hcGeachy,
Hauer. Two base hits ward. Andrews Cook, sowiers
Hit by pitcher BiGsAm orr. Time-l4n Empires
nayes and Daily
PITTSBURGH u. ~ II: tIsEStowS, :.
PrrsHuRGH, IA, April 10 The New York aud Penn
sylyAnia League team from jamestown was beaten
here today by the lOcR National League team. Ia a
pUNrlN Ell Rhme. Inc aeUTe
The sun., 1890-04-16

II Ia no. very often that team plays better game
than that which he Jersey City put up yesterday Tho
team played with more vim and dash than in any of the
previous games. accepting all but chance. Tho
Itamlit"ns put Latuuche in the box hut the
Jerseym.n began to pound him made Manager Powell
fake ann out lie
The sun., 1890-04-16

Earned runs -Bostons d; Burk.H Two base htts-
stoTsy Tsy ~ AsnRtng TnreebGse hts-NGsh en- Keenan,.
rome rnn-klcharlsOn. Stolen bAsss-StOvey, sash
Kelly Brown, Jarrett Doyle Kilroy, Booth First
psse on htsTSwett ", BroutherS Brown naley. Md.
Gen bOoth, hilroY. First base on errOrs-BOst0ng 3.
buriss q Struck out -Rlchardson Brouthers Farrell
hAnninR ~ Keenan, a. Madden, Double pay-BroCn
ana bToutherh Wid pltchss-DIley, &, Madden / Iiit
~ plLched bau-stoyty SWEET o. Mske!IA Tme-I .Ej
UmpEss-Doyle and Madden $500
AocHESTEA 49, HAVEN 2.
NEw HAyES, April l5-JRck Homer had an OF day
Today: and the kochesteTs took tho game from the
locA team IN one inning Up 10 the sixth inning DOran
vas "a tho boz then Horner took his place aud was
bAIIed out OF the boX. lhe score.
The sun., 1890-04-16

Inc NNtOTs AmAtenr AENIttc AssOriAliOns base bail
team dd not themselves Justice yesterday in game
with the New York tP. L. Club at Brotherhood Park.
They promised to show a marked improvement over
their exhibition with the Brook yns, out failed For
thrSe nnnga they play ed fairly good ball one or
two bad pays completely broke them up and tnep It
fellows would make The actors have u clever pitcher
Ia Go iier aud pretty fair nhed in Clark Mcfarland,
ami Carroll.
Tho New Yorks were not Obliged to extend themselves
IN any part OF the game Crane pitched cute easily for
fve innings and then o'DaY finished tile game Tho
The sun., 1890-04-16

Base HaII brooklyn To-day. 5iI5 4. NJ.
lrOoklYn VS. Jersey city Washington Park
"lh Ew l." aud horse cars direct Adm. 25c-AdU.
The sun., 1890-04-16

Earned run-PhlAdelpha Two base hits-Thompson,
Gleason l2> Hamilton, Clements WEIGH Total bases
hits Philadelphia ~; Athletic Z Sacrifice hits-My.
ss C2) Clements ~ Allen Burke, Hamilton. Met AuleV
kappeL CantL Bases sto,sn--Burko C2. Hamilton 80
Thompson. Left on bases-fh Adelphia I: Athletic. q
Struck outwelch. Cairey, Allen First base on errors
--PhilaIephi 3. Athletic, First base called balls
Hamilton. Thompson, Clements Burns Fitzgerald.
Hit 10y pitched ba-Thomp-0n. Mayer 2' Allen lAmil.
tor. Tlme-l hour 4o minutes. tmrres-Curry aud
ODea
BALTIMORE, s. BOSTON Is. -, T.
BALrNoNF. April is -Roston was again defeated by
Baltimore IT, day BArnie men pt IN machine
form under the careful. guidance Capt Power Baker
being Int and German substituted. After that
BOSTON only safe hit nOuovan- three base hit
feature. but he left there. Carksou struck
Out SIX The score:
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Earned runA-NeWarks 4; syracuse, . Two base
hits Carl Fled t4J. Three base hit-.Johnson sacr.
bert fieis t2, Mansell McDeruitt C2l rmith (2) y.
Shi,iS MrQuerry, Mclaughlin. Chi ds Base Oh la Ia
eeL ChiIds t2I Mclaughlin, Dealey. Left on bases
Newark $; Syracuse. x Time-l .3S Umpire-Cuunsrs.
The sun., 1890-04-16

Earned runs-B 4. A. 3: Harvard. Two base hits
Upton, Burke First base on baIs-TrahOrd Upton,
SteIsou Dovner. First base errOrs-lAryArd, u. Is.
4. A., 5. Passed baIls-IlOwani. 4 wild pitches
bowner =. lme-2Gj. ImpireS-MessrA MuldVon
aud " MeeIOn.
rnItApkLrruA (S l. II; ATHLETIC l.
PmLIpELPuIL. April Is THE Philadelphia League
team defeated tho Athletics today ia one sided con.
pitching and batting and Hamilton
base running the features Manager ShRrsig tried
Burns his new pitcher who was very wild hitting nve
bAttsrs and sending three moro to base GAls.
" eCh piRY ed his usual brilliant Kame. Tho SCORE.
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H1Ie Hall New Polo Grounds To-day.
New forks vs. Jaspefb lof Manhattan College, Game.
$50 7, NJ Admission. rs centL-AdV
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Earned runs-Jers-y City. g. Hamilton l. First base
on errors-Jersey 'iy. 5, Hamilton l. Left on bases
Jersey City ~ Hamilton d Bases on bAlls-Oh Wheel
eE 8: OF Latouche |. Struck Cut-McGurkon p ROuI.
soy WheeIsr Sales, Powell Petty SAcrlnce hits
Brady, 2, shSehan, Powell TwO.base hits-Reidy.
RRousS'y RGus'y sheshsn casey p9ube play-kei1y and
baSy bbEHay sIS,s9 6asesIRe,iy keay :; Yam Astine
Latouche, of Petty D. Wild pltch-wheeler Passed
oAi-Ioohey. umpire-LiIley. TIme-l:+2
BOSTON r. ~ 2O suREEs :.
LOWELL, April l5.-The Rosion Brotherhood PLAYERS
wiped up the dust with local club called tho Burkes
today. Madden, Kllroy, and Murphy Of the BusOnS
played WIN the local nine but they could not do much
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day, H. A.-AdG
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ny stacking up against amateur teams the BROOKLYN
tluo derive plenty OF practice aud this naturally
h'lis Tue men To lmher up, In JesterdAyB zane
70 aims the Lindsey Athletics at Eastern Park in al
& Nv ork ne professionals gave fair exhibition OF
uass hAlL which completely demOrAlzod the
sna ne LsAglI vas they played lstlssGly Little SOW
Se" piIehed remarkable game, and was cteVSTy sup