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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-03

It is the old story at the Manhattan Athletic
Club now, for the boom stin continued Two meetings
held by the Board Of Governors last week. which
nearly 200 new members were elected, forty OF that
number being life msmberA
was decided to enter team In the lacrosse cham.
ponShp OF the Amateur Ahstio Union and postpone
the announced members games until next season, as
the building Entertainments the grounds mado them
Inadequate for the purpose No action win be taken
the proposed summer home OF the club this but
the Site Committee will keep posted and will report
the club By the end Of the summer when plant will
BE- selected and purchased.
Among tho 204 gentlemen proposed for membership.
all Of which win be acted npon at the Board of Cover
nors' meeting on May ., are the Following:
hcPhors9n, y. Wallace j. D. Ripley. Robert j. Kent
Active asmbsrship"Jo6S Fox. John Fox Jr., G. W.
Barnee D. Wright David W Smith, Alexander Guild,
p j. w SiS,mpeeiL + 4 9nGin b. iink e pGnnIRF
Lam II. McDermott the Hon. 7. &. Bcceslne Prank A
Piersor John ) RSbinson. =; J. Harmon. = r. Ora
Bull, David Barnett Joseph ", RougSn, James Dixon;
e R. ANGEL PRESIDENT lent 4 warips OF the NHti9R ;
bit Dr. II. A Mott irod a Moiler Steddiford staSg
Henry 3. Decker W. n Fleschman Walter u. RIchRrGS
FRomas WUod K Gs
Van wiphle George Tweed, Lloyd seamen,
cbeSSan E'sae ssPhs cb,r, Run4s chErsS
sSdiIer d l. BrodI Samuel PARK. j. g Carpenter TW.
f.!hf P Pr George %Sc smith Walden p soEymssr
G. n collldFo Robert NJ. Elliott Emile wittnNuier,
seSS game. sWs EsS Te
ssSIss SPisR EdT:f fSf sfoF esy
DELL and Edward y. Beddoll.
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Lawn Tennis.

Ihewappinger's TenniSClub of wappngers Falls have
one court in playing order and two more under
las! meeting a limit made to the number OF
pionship he would give up iennll for the practice
%S ksSp s IG
tne alEcomers' match at Newport again.
g. s: us 'o 81 sS
40 most Of hts practice their GESHnds He
ns TENN. club
TnS New York Tennis Club Informally opened their
were present. and many spirited sets wSrs PPiSSSd
f1ngo adSsI sSd
mis- Gu sn OF Pei sesaCT q oos.. Of The SAT Lawn Ten
Secretary, Miss Maggie dohnoys treasurer. william
last meeting. "N1' '-NN' A'A' ~ 'n0
F 81 ss q at BAY Il ss. s@
accepting for though he enloyS aouthern hos
hehAs scarcely struck a bail since last October.
Sun f0S ys Of SS SST YGtS
e nr0qE o,n them sBa Ht' D:.. Miller
S Sstts OF has also expressed her
'ki compared with that OF Mis- cShi may BE- sSttied
81 w, "; Raymond Of the TEsntythird Regimen. is
sordng COrs OF pSyed ts" S SHiSaiy In Ss
Annoy anS he has paysd % 'ss WITH knapp win
b. I. one game behind having won 10 and lost
hner Oh these payers could defeat him easily out Of
The Brooklyn Heights Tennis Club is In full swing jus,
now They will have no formal opening, but many OF
them b. Fowler duncan Chandler, Charley hoffman
f%s efs 'fnFf to axe VI" eS.r1:
Of the EroundA and the courts in dine condition
Doane Miller of the St. Georges Cricket Club of Ho-
Soksn fatoIs the method Of scoring BY points tenns
RunS1.S or any SS nSnS. 81 81
settled UPON constitute set thus doing away with the
winning, The objection to this is It's monotony.
Many 1ore handicap tennis tournaments given in
ps .H
rGs general opinion seemed 70 be against for vas
sunicentv esquire the steadness Of play
g Winning Sgnn;i odd The plan mos, highly thooght
oys dons coming nG S''k'
Mise Cahill the young lady who has made her name
famous as tsnnis player, Is slight and rather deli
terror opyonsnts OF her own SSx she has recently
been elected member Of the Sew York Tennis Club
Many believe she could defeat Miss GS6iii -- ''''
The following from the HIusrdsd Svdnsy Ee,rs tAuS
"Quesnsand TO the fore One OF the 6Tst AustTSiian
players who has distinguished himself in England halls
e the grammar school n brisbane, has Just beaten
Miss Dodd, The famous lady champion, who would pqL.
RsnShAwG, LAwford, Hamilton aud other prominent
plHysTs win such opgoranitIe. he win probably 90
and Victorian champions will be put their meItle
Though some Of them may be changed the following
upon New York Athletic Club June 4 Made ststs1
championship az koohe.teT June lO' New Haven Lawn
June 81 PAcno Coast cham At San Rafael Gal
July hontclAiT Tennis CUb July loI Western doubles
ampton, L l. July 70 Wentworth IOUrn RmeGI Aug Z;
NAhant tournament Aug H.; EArTAEAnssu to1rn6.
fnIsfcolIsEiats ehSmpionsGip New Haven. Oct tn;
Lemon tournament will tale place In bsptSmber.
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The American shooting Assosiatiou.

The American shooting Association.
COLUMBUS, May 2.-The third day shoot OF
the American Shooting Association resulted a. follows:
Match Fifteen targets open 70 all; entrance ~ so
~ entries. First money won By Edwarde second BY
Hicks RrueEen, and King third by Mcdonald.
haich 2-Ten singles and three pAirp open 20 glasses
and o. entrance w 81 entrieA First money ~ krue
gen second by Murphy third BY 9lAssford and fourth
Match s-Tiyo singles and three parsi open 70 class
OF entrance bai II sntrsN Frst money won By Ross
a1d Bird; second Jack and Aston; third, Reams
hatoh Fifteen targets; open TO ali entrance Ms
~ sntTie, First money won b. HsikS second By MO-
second by Mcdonald, third By Edwards aud North.
Latch enolass 20 hrEsts oRsn to AIT sloO nusrs
SsS Is ha G Su. rS% % os AS 81 s soo
phtey nrsti olhbaford sscondi Edwards King Randall,
ana ana Z r. third see Kruegen FaysitA y Miller.
SstSS sHGIass O, 10 targets. classes ana barred,
nrsti Miller and Aston, sscOndi Rosa third; Penn,
Match s.Fittesn terFstsi open 70 all S1trancs f2i
second, Heiks and Mason third.
,sssn 9LS'n ssTgss eli sps SI
and BGndle second, kinE and oOuftnsy third.
Match ll-Ten targetsi open TO oasass apd o; en-.
and Penn, drst; North EdwSrdA and Humphrey, sec.
Match ST:n ,Sss' Spsn sS eIs,s a
ReamR thirdi Miller fourth.
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Cricket.

ciafss III E:nsEH q sAs 6O;asPSi..R
avenue on Monday evening ats o'clock
Tho recently organized cricket club Of Columbia Col
leBe has got down t1 active training and will play n
III city ' % A'' u against 'A' cosmopolitan team OF
The regular practice dhJs q the ksw JsSy Athlstie
fsssonS on hand s,sry aAJ and cordiai ihStta IN
n extended 70 ali OeksIs 70 prGetlSS At BSTEsn Point
"a Young the Secretary Of lhs AmAlsuI League
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phla ThelF blAyink has been 3 great disSp-
polntment, and the hope is expressed In many
quarters that general brace-up viii soon
occur.
In the game against the Brooklyns at Eastern
Park yesterday the New FORKS played fairly
good fielding game, but they couldn't bat Connie
Murphy little bit, and that In the fsce OF hav-
ing I'VE men sent to first base on balls in the
second inning. upon which three runs were
scored. Murphy's delivery may be said TO
have been erratio throughout the entire game,
and vet he held one Of the most powerful bat
ting tesms in the country doyn Il si{ hitH
knocked Crane around in one inning on the
previous day induced Manager Ewing to sub.
stitute Keete, II was evident that the arm Of
the FAMOUS pitcher was not up TO the etand-
ard. ,still. with the ten scattering hits, the
scored. Richardson played one Of his old time
Rames ct second. yhlle Joyce made one Of the
prettlest one handed stops Been on tho field
t9r many day The base GINNING Of tie tEo
liQhtful feature OF the RRm0. The noOr0;
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Tho Ravenawood Boat Club will hold their spring
opening in the club house. Long Island City, tomorrow
afternoon
CAMBRIDGE, May 1.-The varsity had scull race
with the 81 Yesterday afternoon aud by only
two lengths This the nrst rub the crimson oars
men have had and the result not wholly Bati1fAG-
tory to tho lockers II expected that the var
sity crew would show good deal more water between
their sh ell and that OF 81 and their failure to do
raised serious doubts lRrvards ability cope
ceBsfuLy with Yale.
On Sunday last Waverley Boat Club OF the Hudson
River launched their new eRhtoared barge just COM
peted for them by Peter Nought of Harlem River, Aso
one single and one coxSwain seat gig Al 1850 ~
President Sturcke cracked tho usual bottle over her
bow and she chTstened the Waverley AFTER which
ceremonies the following crew pulled her 70 the club
headquarters at l5Bth street and North Rlyofi Fred
Gardner W. a. EaRleBnn. ?; W. Farrell 81 B. Gard
ner. I: Il + stoue, 8; J. Il Conkln, q. Haddon, Il
Sturoke. q :. HOLMAN and 7. u, winsor, SgSstisu.sS
earthly coxswRin and James Fay The first stop
at Bronson's where they were met by crew IN six,
coxswaDed BY u. r. Leporin. Dinner served by
t. Harry and general good time inqp!ged In Land
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with rod and reel and hOOks bAtsd With nothing but
pieces " white the catch Of spanish lAekeTeI 10
florida waters 10 something marvellous Three Esni0-
men TOOK eighty two In a single day
"a Hoe Newark \. There Il 20 good trout aShlnR
within Aaeeha VI your city that AmOuhts 90 AnT
tluE The streams 10 Bergen county have few tront
IN them, but moi worth speaking Of
small mouth bAct bass caught Of season IN she
lake pear Oens bAlgh fsu days ago weighed slHht
pounds ton ounces psng Illegal game the e0nAcleh-
u0ps anger TetuTnsd - " he eAIeT after he had
ALAasI Nay 2--Tbs CsdATyAs flshinE Club AIsd
~ e.riih'Ais of ibesTpOTaiiGn here gsfleTdAy 10
part q 10 Ds h0ptfsay hTool AID IL fTib6Isrss
lFaao - ne uh and for the fHing ~ The ~ thO
nHntFfs o. ne eu Tho Tustsss slaClfd Tor ils nFue
bsAf ere jADnb bfONh NlDbtB q fasS l. I9m
u bIoSA tTihuf Bssps hilllsD ETh W. n baTES
aud george C0Lsstyok ~
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rns nunAx rncUsnIon 1RoPRr.
A Medal Presented TO Prof LonIs j. Beck
a. = Tributs to HHIs Endurance.

a. = Nrtbute 20 hhth hAnoeEHaSs
There was q very UNIQUE presentation at the
Police once yesterday In the presence OF large
crowd OF well known New York sporting men Il con
sisted Of solid gold medal worth $3.50 appropriately en-
ravedwith an inscription omblemacal Of the remark
able powsp Of Louis J. Beck, the human pinoushion,
Tho medal was enclosed In beautiful little box lined
with blue velvet and the object OF much admirlng
attention The medal was the tangible evidence OF
Richard X. Fox's appreciation Of the professional
human pinoushion's endurance. The presentation
speech was made by COL Harding In his uRua eloquent
manner
IN explaining his peculiar idlosynorasy, Prot Beck
said II frat discovered that could be punctured win
out pain at school when boy, ny comrades used 70
PIT bent pins under me but the loks was always On
sent mindedy sh9yed pin into his arm up TO ne head
and then resumed his "reminiscences tomeumes use
Hyls knives sailmaters needles and ho .eshoe nails
have beaten all the human pincushions IN the country
Il competSo1 Among thess were Frank De Len Iy q
Troy Of philadelphia have just pSsIsa slO as an cyl
Wakeneld has given the business and Is now hypno
! recall Prot RoRerS who has also retired from ths
himself Ajax He back the baking business when
defeated him. ihAve discovered the only woman pin
cushion and before long we will DO united in marriage
Whom the pins knives are Withdrawn from my heBh
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ON THE BASE BALL FIELD.
COOP AND BAD BALL As PLhTED BY
THE MANY CLUBS.

10th or tho New York Clubs Lose, shd
80 DId the Brooklyn IN L.) Clnb-Ilow
the Other Games Resultod-NewA
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia, u New York, 0.
Boston. IL: Brooklyn. q
Cincinnati. @; Cleveland. 1.
Pittsburgh. 9; Chicago, Z.
THE PLAYERS LEAGUE.
Brooklyn. G: New York. g.
Buffalo, 4; Pittsburgh. /.
Boston, Q: Philadelphia. 2.
Chicago, IL; Cleveland. 4.
THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,
Syracuse, 0; Brooklyn, 8.
Athletic, 9; Rochester
St. Louis, IL /; Louisville. Q.
Toledo, 10; Columbus, 8
THE ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Jersey City, 4; Baltimore, g.
Newark. 81 Hartford. &
New Haven, 10; Wilmington. a
Washington. 10; Worcester. g.
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wrestling match between Greek George
and George Henry was decided in Harlem on WednsS-
day evening last Henry twice In
IN 81 pinnte1 and thS match went TO the 0EeeE The
latter 10 willing that Henry should have another chance
81 htm end vii meet him at the came hall night 10
agreeable 70 make arrangements II Henry will put
mp stake George will stay here and WrSBte othsTWse
be viii 90 TO BuhAl0 In which he VIII back Miller
AGAINST Henry
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Whoelnon WYNN Entartnin.

An escort, composed Of members OF the differ
emit wheel clubs Of this city and Brooklyn will this
ing accompany she Harlem whselmen from I24h street
their club house ct Fifth and 1850 street.
whore the latter will provide entertainment for their
visitors In their new and elegant quarters. short
through the principal Harlem 0tresti
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Nsass gIesls,s lsms . Ta.s.

Tie grand figure Of Joe MeAullhO doomed I'D
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Games To-day.
HAuoHAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn " New YORK 81 Washington PARK.
Philadelphia " Boston ct PhilsdslphlA-
QlOVelAndevR Pittsburgh, al Cleveland
Chicago u 6tnelnnGd at Chicago.
ILATHRT LEAGUE
DFoohIyn Va New YoEk q Eastern Park
PhilAdOlDhiA ~ Boston. a. PhladSlphLA
Pittsbuf6h W Buffalo. ~ Pittsburgh
Cl0VOlA1d ~ Chicago 81 Chicago.
AnHRcAH AssocIATioH
EssSs:: e hfE ss.Ss q :. SGE 6sSs..sr
ttI'iTS SSi " VI TosIs"iiis. ABB EouS
IHAsuo ASSOCIATION
ysFsay CITY " Worcester, 81 OaklAnd Park.
Newark W Baltimore - heyArk
Eiiminatsn VI WashinEt0n. a. Wilmington
0THIh aAHEs
Russell BHSdSSn and Ward " AllsFtOnA ~ Fort
CTssSSn. AthIstiss " Fort OEsshS cOShSslG a Bay
Oresssn, LSaHus W ellsntlaA a. PiAInhSld ~
PHILADELPHIA Vi Polly ~ HashinEon PATk a. NJ
blaFs " olnIOnA ~ Lang Island tliT
hoasVilIs A. " " 81 L0Uls LO eye A. HsSAFk
glIiss lsspa AlhlsssS Va Res f0Tk AiblSasS -
6sisESls cslisss Va HSsksiL cSThSH Co. a. POLO
: % vsEass AIHisssS " Strauss Athletics 3, NJ
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The Gams between the HsFtfords and Nowark1 zee
tordAy was very slow. The score:

Earned runs-Newark. 81 Hartford J.: TwosaeehitS
e. sssSn p1 81 1Isn s,o.n SS.e
oiiboTl Johnson felds d MAnselL ANNA Henry, FoS
pitshof-heDermott Struck out Hartford, g Bass on
Arb. O, Hartford, ID Passed bAllS-Dufy 81 Moore,
timo--oOd Umpiro-Nahoney.
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The National League.

PHILADELPHIA IN. LII: NEW YORK IN. LII O..
PHILADELPHIA, May 2-The Philadelphia IN
IL Club defeated the New York IN. L. Club to-
day in q game marked by beautiful fielding
Hard hitting gave New York two runs in the
first The second inning belonged TO the Phila-
delphias. and they extracted one tally from It.
MeCauley hit to right for two bases. Clark
threw the ball to Bassett, who threw over Dem
ny's head. McCauley. like the prodiEal son.
started home, and he got there. Had Rusie
backed Denny up, and got Bassett's overthrow.
McCauley would never have scored. The ffth
inning was dedicated to the New Yorks.
Buckley took first on balls, went
to second on o passed ball. the result
OF Rusies strike out Tiernan's three-baRRer
to left centre sent him homo. when Herman
Immediately followed on Deoker's passed ball.
the the S9f basp eS
Sa efa
Glasscook and Decker took fret on balls.
Che croWd and he pPoc &C. 70 place them he
hit wicked liner straight at Clarkes head.
SS fd fs an 0f ens Se Maker
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'p sesepS sSs crowd become
and s.os lS5 SH n aSn
ilton and Myers took first on balls. Samuel
efiect1ai fouls suceeeded In fopiing out to the
reliable Jeremiah Denny. Decker hit 9 high
one between second and centre. Can't Glass
reaching it, but he did succeed In preventing
Herman from reaching II. and Viokery. Hamil-
ton, and Myers had scored.
The ninth inning was full OF hitting By the
New Yorks that caused the thronG 70 gerspire
som som BUCKLEY bit for two bases and Rusio ior
three. Herman went ont at first on grounder
to Vickery. Clark hit safely. driving In Ruste.
Thompson. It was . fearful drive and It rather
Mortified the onlookers, but big Sam came In
on q run and caught It q foot from the ground.
1t was q great catch and ended o game in
which the Phlladelphias had done some re-
markable fielding. The Official attendance
was 2b8a The score:
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