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LING.

Gus Sievers has the best OF 1t for the cham
pionship bowling medal at tho Spartan House. Some
of the players have made . better showing than
pected while others have not done the work hat their
admirers wished for Muller, the Jersey City crack
bowler, was put down one OF the probable winners
but he has not done thing yet being defeated in
three out of tho series he has rolled. 1t is
thought that the fight for hrst honors will down
sieverA Thyme, and schwAcke. Tho record to date
follows:
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A hAndcAn bowling tournament will be started by
the Harlem Climb bow this at the club house
hsya cOruer Of euox ami lg5d street Therewi
be f0ur prizes equal value tOle the high
est average In hVO Rames Twenty-Five nbers tho
Harlem Club have already entered for M. tournaent
and is eIpected TO swell To a. east thirty Some
Hg G0wlng Ia looked for Of tho members ave
TO give many 81 pOinLS each game " their Oppo
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billiards AND POoL.
Who VIII bo Champion Oddie's Opponont


There is very general anxiety on the part Of
billiard lovers to know who to be Champion od-
DIES adversary in the coming Racquet Club billiard
tourney for the national amateur tourney Thus far
Mr. Barnard and Editor Miller OF L!t the only
who have positively announced that they viii play.
Townsend and Dr. Jennings have said that they will
not compete, but, despite this, waEe3s have been
made that they will be In Just the same Chicago
amateur named Norris 10 reported to have In hn
Application to compete, and there Ii q rumor that
Paris amaAur wants TO try his chances for the hand
some cup.
Hope has been expressed that Mr. MaCinniS the Boo
ton player Will too George SlOBEOn said yoDtef
day that wayman McCreery tho 81. Louis player, hAQ
sent letter TO the committee asking that he be allowed
to play un exhibition game with OF the strongest
men in the tourney for nniAh to tho struRGleG Nay
be the Committee will arrange such meeting This 10
The Racquet Clue committee Waiter Stanton william
Clarke Stewart. Isaac Townsend, c. Lyman, D. r. Of
Martinez.
II was said late last night that young Knapp we'll
known amateur had decided to enter tho competition,
but this could not be verified Knapp Ia graceful And
strong PLAYER and would bo popular hsure In the lhts
and iorinid able adversary well He 10 we'll and
In love with the art of billiard playing. !
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basssBrooElyn @; Rochester 10 First base Sn srrors
-Brooklyn, o; Rochester a siruok out5By Mtliams
2; bv Callahan, s. Base on bAlls-On Williams, IL on
Callahan Stolen bases Daily, bohefnst Lyons I2k
7. O'Brisn C). Greenwood Burke, MoKsouGh saettnoe
drssnvood and MsRsouSh. fvo base hitszaurke.
NcKsouFh, sohefier. wild pitoh-CAllhhan. Base on
balE-By Callahan I. Umpire-Barnum- Tms-a
hourk =. ----
s1 LoutS April ~ Tho American Association season
was opened in this city TO day With gnme betNeen th
nr.ssnt and thsy witnessed a SLOW game The score!
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THE RECORD.


SS$$ii:S:1h S$iissSs:s st st S:4:Is.a SSS;:Ih : S5S S
NEW YORK tP. LIZ 10; PHILADELPHIA tP. LIZ 8.
There were Just 1896 persons present at
brotherhood Park yesterday. and they saw n
game replete with heavy batting and some OF
the most brilliant fielding that has beon seen
In this city for q long time. 1t was tho third
Rame OF the sories with the Philadelphia P. L.
Club. and the New Yorks succeeded In placing
the fret victory to their credit Both Crano md
Cunningham were hit numerically hard. aad
while errors wero OF q rare occurrence, those
committed by tho visitors were the most dam
aging George Wood the right fielder OF the
Philadelphia carried of the honors of tho
day. He made two OF the prettiest catches ever
seen upon q ball fold, one from Connors bot,
in the second inning, which certainly prevented
three men, from crossing the plate: and IhS
ball he took from Slattery's bat In the seyonth
inning while on q full run. was thought TO ,1e
almost impossible to reach. In addition 10 TINS
ho led his side in batting scoring nome run ,ra
While Woods display was conspicuous above
any one else's, the magnificent catch OF fo-
gartys in the first inning. In which he had to
do q deal OF forward running; Gri1in's long
Richardson, which he succeeded In capturing.
and the capital playing o. Hatfield; hchHFS NJ re-
sSn samS ana tho bNt ToSH sasry led the e
welded the ash tlve tmes, in four OF which he
was successful, and but for the miracqlous
catch OF Wood's he probably would have peen
credited with a home run.
II was an unlortu unate commencement ior
the New Yorks While their first three men
were retired. the Philadelphias had ten mon
at tho bat The first two men got bases
on balls but Shindle was forced out at second
By Fogarty. Thcn commenced series OF
heavy batting, which mad Crane vince. " ood.
Pickett and Mulvey made sing es and Mulyey
a double. The net result Of the inning was hve
runs four OF which were earned But single
hit was made in the noxt three innings, when
Wood scored q homo rum, In the seventh the
Fogarty opening with q dou BILE, and " ood sent
him across the plate IIallman reached first
on a single. but would have been forced out at
second but for n wild throw of Whitney's A
miss ny by O'kourke gave Wood the last run
for the Phiadelphias.
EWings base on balls, Slattery's three bag
ger Whitney and Ilatileld's singles with Fo-
RaTty's error and o wild pitch, netted.the New
Yorks three runs, one earned, In the second
inning O'Rourke's base on balls. Ewing 8 sac
rifico, and Slatterys single produced another
run In the third. Then Cunningham was
batted hard by Crane. richards, H.. Conner.
O'Nourke and Slattery, in the fourth inning.
three runs being the result, one earned. Rich
ardson's single and steal to second. with
O'Kourke's hit to centre, added another run,
Sing by Connor and O'kourke and q passed
hall gave Connor a run In the eighth. The
game was mado safe In the ninth inning for
the New Yorks by scoring four runs, singles
BY Slattery. Crane and Connor, wo-bAser by
Gore and Shindle's tumble accomplishing the
raault The RpOre:
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Noted Onrsmen Matched.

ATLANTA April 90 Edward Hanan and
Fred P!asted have been matched to three racer
the Tennessee River bridge port, Ala. on May g T.
and for the one mile cham pOnship OF the United
States and purse OF 81 700 Each will be one mile
straight away
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Billiard ami Poo, Notea.

The removed activity showed by the men,
bsrI of the Kings County wheelmen in pool tour.
nament last week OF short Duration three RAmeso
inH forfeited on Monday evsnng OF the
appearance Of tho contestants They folloWs;
SueOen to MURPHY kayrort to Mcdonald: and RAynor
ueIL Tho postons OF the men 10 data ara: Ne
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ON TIE BASE BALL FIELD.
k7LB HEW PORK PLAYERS OLUB SB-
CURES ITS FIRST VICTORY.

n pattiHns cane at BrotherhooA Rsrh-
DurHset Doss Net Rrovo VsTy 0ueaees-
ful Ageinst Harry wrlGhps Mes.
Tho result OF the championship games
yesterday was;
THE NATIONAL LEAdUH
EhiladelphiA. 7; New York. 9
ChioARo. 10; Cincinnati 8.
Cleveland. z; Pittsburgh. 1.
Boston. IL; Brooklyn. l.
THE PLAYERS LEAGUE.
NeW York. l9i Philadelphia, g.
ChicaRo. 3; Pittsburgh, g.
Buffalo. 10; Cleveland,
Brooklyn. 10; Boston. g.
TIE AMEBIcAN AssocIAT1oN.
2oohestoE. z; Brooklyn.
81 Louis, O.; Toledo, 9.
Athletics, IT; Syracuse. O.
Louisville. 2; Columbus, l.
THE ATLANTIC AssoC1AT1oN.
Baltimore, 8; New Haven, 3.
Hartford, IL: Washington. g.
Worcester. 0; Wilmington. 1.
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brook you should have the spading outnt to insure
success Tie splendid "KosMlC ROD for trout and
bass will give Gshermen more genuine pleasure than
they ever dreamed T. The graceful curve and bending
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LVcn trout delights IN It. aA he 10 sure 70 be on tue
business end every time and to stay.
q. hPALDlNG 4 BkOs. manufacture thig rod 2Al
OVor nAAO.
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Earned tunp-St Louis. ~ Toledo, a Two base hits
Ro.smsn kluSmAn. Three5ass hit-Hartp.tL Home
N BY PltcherlfulsE c9 Ro..mSn strSeS ont
(h sweeney, Werdon, Fuller, Meek Time-2 hours
Jmpire-U'Dea
Lou;svILLR 2; COLUMBIA I.
Lou1SvtLLr April 21-Fino nsldlnG and hrst.class
pItsbinF made tie game to-day one OF tho best ever
sss1 on the home grounds lt was hoty contested
tho eiihh inning which gave Louisville the victory
The tnrnsteb bowed l7o In attendAnoA The boorei
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The Titan Athletic Club win bold an mpor,HRt Y, NEE.
tomorrow evening att O'Clock
hs % B.df5,5 M 4 ss1a' IseipSI e:Ss n %smSsT Sass
the clubi ~
Jack stslly OF the National A O. the winner Of the
ssSn In boxing toufnamen.s until the shSmrtonihins
Company. 'N ''
.c t,5S York cyA 3: As9
ss s.s mile record m.ds at Locust Srovs \ l. SEPT
fS 9sSH .sH"a' Aquarium Icn
The boxing tournament of the Clsrmont Athletic Club
s.a 5 D. % ..ps BE & ri the s shy
the 9s pr I s o
no me pt9srAmmc Il Is open to bEIss OF the iHs
MsrisrouEh, Secretary, 47a CisrmOnt avenue Entry
The sylvan Athlete Association OF Morrisania held
ShsI fsE1.r hy eoSins and Wrestling exhibition
nyenns ihsI @ sp snd Tof IN streets smc
lively spor furnished By the members Metro
}: so.:d yrs ssS%i! i "%a 6 S.arsS rye
So.h Of the Metropoitan A A. donnod the Eloyes for
S.m hitting r. SSa, ssSrssoE and
eTsnnE and 5ni s'xaR :Hf S s
Soq.S in roar, William iisn, and Harry Weiss 81 hs
:ssP'Ss .5S SsSI5 q Lou %s.T
krers Of the Sylvan A. wrostled catchas catch can
Tor three minutes and half when Schmidt gained
fall In Grace Roman contest between the same men
krena gained fall in two minutea Tho Metropolitan A.
MascotS" nine years old, amused the audience with
tnree Two IN mute rounds William Haas wound up the
evenings entertainment. The club now has between
eighty and ninety menberA and laying out
arack to be ready next spring,
HtwruRGu. April 2IThe sparring contest OF tho New
burgh Athletic Association last night at the opera
nops9 vas ended By the police entering the ring and
forbiddnP TO further proceed In the middle weight
cIass James Connell Of Eevburgh wa. the winner. In
mo feather sight J KelIv Of the National Athletic
@ SISe OF Brooklyn had walk over giving scientific
hibltion instead Of q contest The prizes Rold
watches representing the cham pionshp OF the State in
tho ght weight class there were three heAts J. Muir
ray or Roseton from Ii. j. II oil ywoOd Ot tho Stag
Athletic ub Of Brooklyn. John Connell or Sewburgh
dovned R. Thomas OF tho National Athletic Club OF
br9ot.in and Walker Greenfield won from J: Palmer
9t t1hkfl Then came the hnalG and Greenfield met
h1rra! II Ses hot nght and thr-e time9 the latter
bout vas ended the police took possession of the stage
ana tho entertainment was declared on Tho knowing
onos say the nRht 10 to be continued At sporting
sort Charles II. Donoghuo of the Manhattan Athletio
Club was referee Hugh h. JohneS and Johnny Reagan
OF New York. Judges T. Armstrong Of Brooklin mas.
ter of ceremonies Max SamueS and p J. HRnmone
time kespsrH About 800 persons witnessed the affair
The excitement was intense and the police had plenty
to do 10 keep tho crowd quiet
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v ScHOohOCk ueoATeu OUT TOT UU8tfuCtlHR 1IbIuer
New Havon....... ............... l > o 0-3
Earned runs-Batimors. ?; New Haven. q TwobaSs
hit Mack. FrIt base on errors-BaItimore. /: New
Haven. 2 Bases on balls -BaltmorS 3, New Haven 2
Left baseg-BAtmoro. S; <ew Haven. 8 Sacrifice
hit-Henry Struck out-By Baker 2: By Horner T.
Hit by piIcheL-LAnE Double pAy-LanE Petit and
SchoenSck. Wild pltch-Horner. Stolen bAGes-Balti.
more, =; New Haven !. Tims-l:+o. umpirO-VAsn-
tine.
WILMINGTON, April 22.-The Wilmington nine played
better ball to-day. but only able to make
ThaRr
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Barnsd runs-Worcestsr, 2; Wilmington. Two base
hits-Wison Stafford Sacrifice hit-Wi minRton Stolen
bRBes-Worcester. g. Struck out-By stafford 4: by
Smith. >. Double pay-Will illiAms and Mclaughlin. First
Smith, /; by stafford, g.
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Warrington,
Hartford.

Runs earned-wA.hinEton. !; Hartford Twobass
his-Forster FnRan Winkleman, Lynch. Murray.
Thrsetase hits = whistler, Bacer Lett on bases
Washington, Il; Hartford, H. Double play-o Brien
Mace Lynch Whistler Struck ou,s.By tarsn rya.; 8; ty
by MAloney, s: by Mace, Base on rs-Hattford,
3. Stolen basss-Rader G2, Jordan Gleason. " hmter
man, Passed bAlls-Hooro, 1; Riddle. l. Tims-2!l7
Umpiro-Corcoran.
BALTIMORE, 8: HHw HAVHN.
BAIrrnoRE April 22-Ouoo more the oriolos defeated
the New Haven team. but 10 vas chance contest Az
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9smss Today

NATIONAL LKLduE
Now York va Philadelphia at the Polo gToundA
Boston vs. broOEyn al Boston.
PltISbafRh VS. Cleveland, at Pittsburgh
CincInEAu vs. Chicago, IT cincinnati.
FLLIERs' LEAGUE
EsW YSrk Va Philadelphia at BToLhSrhood Park
BoStsn " Brook yn. at Boston
bUnAio W. Cleveland at BunAlo
fINburEh W. Chicago, At Pittsburgh.
ANEEiCAs AsSoCIATIOM
Brooklyn VS., Rochester. at EIdRewood.
Athletics va Syracuse, At Phil delphiA
81 Louis Va Toledo, at St LOuik
LouisVilio W Columbia ~ LoulIyillS
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Wilmington VI Jersey City at Wilmington.
Newark Va Worcester At Newark
Washington Va New Haven. at " WAAhinRton
Baltimore. VI. Hartford, At Baltimore
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The final game in the second class of the
New York Racquet Court Clubs handicap tournament
WAS played yesterday between Edward Kelley lone
hand and an ace) and l.. a. Thomson ave AceS). In
ucipaton OF siout.y played game. tho gallery was
well filled, and there disappointment to
character Of the playing. BON gentlemen were ~
prime form and they ayed tho game with skill u
more experienced experts Some excellent tossing was
exhibited, aud tho general plHyInR0f Ar, kelley W1
capital Rallies frequent and lively and The
greatest amount u enthusiasm prev allied throughout
tho match Mr. Kelley was the winner having Won
thrso out OF hyo games
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Stolen basss-NoKsan, Daily. ZimmsL Struck ont-by
pitched baIi-ilines Left on bases-PlttsburEh 8;
Cleveland 10 Time-lI5. Umplre-Laohariaa
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fishing Garhlr.
NOTICE TO FISHERMEN !

CUT PRICES FOR 1890.
Brass Multiplying Reefs bRlance handle, screw oil
cup, holds 30 Zee! Of line ST. Linen Reel Lines on
block, l feet thread t-C. - thread 4Uc IL thread
hac snsI ed hooks single gut llr dozen double Ioc
treble zoe. Bra led swIv.,s zoe each BrASs SwiysA
l5c. dozen Swlyr, SpFeadeTN &c each Gut LeAdeTL
! foot l,c dozen; . loot, SOC. 2 foot .oc. Large
Variety Of Wood Reels aUc 4uC 75c and Sl.O0 each.
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j. 4. MAHSTERS,
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Open eVeningS) brooklyn, T.
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sBoth series forfeited.

In consequence Of some Of the members having bowed
their full quota OF games Tho attendance At the week
Ht "a our @ ,n q ,I;ns S.
pin offered as nrbt prize. Tie scores:
TiRsr
Team No. l.-carrol. 2I3; Shaw, 1888; McEider les;
Team No 2-PoworB I5s; bay. 40: Brazer lG0; sa-
rony I2I; W. J. Peck, l24; Wilcox, i65 Total se4.
slcoSD CANE
Team No i.-CarrolL Lr2 Shaw l34; Curtis, l72; Nc.
hl1er 1906 iounR Z-e' broWh 1885, "aliAher' ~ 10
Team 80. 2-PowerA les; Day ISL: Brayer l7o; sA-
TotiL i,2G2 WA
The Bowling Record OF the RosevIlIe A. C.
The following shows tho bowling record Of
tho champion Rosevio Athletic Association for the
past season:
sSrieS of three games with the Jersey City Athletic
Club for the championship and trophy. First game
Jersey City, Nov. 6-Roseyile. 1851. Jersey City
1881 Second game, at RoSeville. Nov. ls-Rotevile
LOOT Jersey City. i.56a Third and deciding game on
the alleys OF tho Orange A c. Dec. lS-Rosevue LU2i;
Jersey City, 1893 Series won by tho RosevuIea
Series of three games with the Orange 4. {. First
game, at Rosevle. Nov. 26-Rosevil.e 1913. Orange,
sss ES4' Third M q, hSS,e RsS air 81:
kosevils, 6s: Orange 'i25. Series By Rockville.
ssrie. Of beet out OF three wth the Ph"nH chsmPns
i.slS; PhGni1, i isa second game on tho rnnnM
sy' No h9 s,eR Won jan m n wS s %
torio defeating the PhHnH on their own alleys for tho
Series OF three games with the New York 4 C. First
game, at Rose Vile. Jan = Rosrvie, St5: New York
i,o2a Second game AZ New York Feb 7.koseyiI.e;
In Tho AihIsto Bowling League, consisting OF tho
Island 4 C. and oxford OF Brooklyn tho Rosevil'es
won the champlonsip EinGing - and IoSrG G Ea1sS
prize for high average.
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Earned runs-Columbua /; Louisville I. Left on
bases ouisvie 4 Columbus, 4. Stolen bASes-Doyle,
johnson Double play y-G%strGht, Lehsne , and q,Con'
Struck out-Raymond. Ehret Eickol Ghstright Passed
bAll-oConnor. Tmo-l:3a Umpire-Conneu
ATHLErrG II; SYRACUSE, 8.
PHILADELPHIA April 22-CnSey began pitch for Syr
to day and he In the box for nve innings
whom for some unhccountAble reason Morrison was
ca led to take his place Tho home team punched It's
hts and tho visitors punched their errors Hence the
result, Attendance = lUQ The score:
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Larped Luns-Athetoh 4; syracuIrss Is- Tw9,Saso
oBrien, Green. Childs Sacrifice tis-Welch t2 Lyons,
cell C2j Lyons tg) o'Brien or Kapps shafsr conroy
g. Wright BriETS pouble play-conrOy shater and
Struck out-Lyons CAntL Conroy Dorgan First base
on errors5AthieticA y; Syracuse, Ttms-2lo Um-
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THE BuH called attention yesterday TO the unnSce9,
sary and dAngsroue practice OF batteries exercising az
nSrToT s.etP' from Iosing his NE Yesterday AZ Broth
while Cunningham and Hal were prActiSnK and
WIG pitch from the former struck the little fellow on
a,IppGsrouSE injured fortunAtsly the bal did mot
tic: to be kept uDi ASuiI for heavy damages WOuld
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TIE Atlantic Assoe,atlen.
THE RECORD.
HARTFORD. II: wAsHISGIos, 8.
HARTToRD.

wASHiNoroN. April 22-Fagans puzIlirg curves were
much the WAHhnRtOn to day and this together
with sharp he ding gave the HarordS An easy victory
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JERSEY CIrT. g. COLUMBIA COLLEGE, n
The Columbia College team were "whiteW Ashed" by
the Jersey CyH at oakland Park yeserday Tho scores
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Minor Leagues.

TEXAS LEAGuR-
At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8: Waco. g.
AT tIouSton-Houstou, 4, Austin 5.
AT Fort Worth-RRin,
WEGrKRS LEAGUE
At st. Paul-RAin
At Kansas City-OmAhA 5; Kansas City.a
At Milwaukee-NinneApo 7; Milwaukee, s
At DsnVer-Denyer. 2Ui Sioux City, !.
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boS,op ............."......".i ! % Ill
Brooklyn. n........,..."...,.,.,O o.
Earned Tuns-Boston, g. TwobAse hts-Hardie. Pop
Smith o. smith Three base hit-Brode. Stolen baSei
Bacrihcs hit-Lowo First base on bA ls-By ClATksOn-
81 by Terry First base on errNrE-Boston, a. Brnok
lyn Hit by pitched bA-BTodie Passed balls
Clark p wild pltches.cIarksOn. Terry, . Struck
2S!.by GiAtksSp. 81 5y Terry Double RiayS-smith,
Weoden- Time-l;50.
CHICAGO (s. LG lS; cIScINSArLa
CiNcKNIII April ~ 1T terrible drub bling thA
Ansons Colts gave the Reds this afternoon aud the
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The Flushing Athletic Club have already commenced
20 make preparations for their annual spring tournA
ment which will leln on MAY -. Tho grass courts OF
the club are beginning to 10 quito hard aud are rolled
daily. Tho club VIII OHer handsome prizes, and hope
u attract = large number OF TayeT'
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WorId's Oh ~ amBIOnS, HrOtherhO Od Park,
To-day. Philadelphia va New York. Admission so
cent? vmpIss. AOlbsrt and Ferguson Game called
SIAk. I.-1AI
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Earned runs-Eew York, 8; PhilAdelphA Z First
base by, errofs-Esw York; PhtiAdePhIS l. Left on
baiS-0n Craze, a of Cunningham, s,ruck out-By
Crane /; by Cunntngha l. Home run-WoOt Three
base hit-slattery Two hits Gore FoyArty Dou.
bio play-Richa hardson aud Connor; HATFIELD, Richard
aon and Connor. Sacrifice hits-EwnK Whitney Ear
rAr stolen bases- Richardson, okourko Cmnninghem
Hi by ptcher-Whitney. Wood, Halman. Wild pitches
-cnnpingham 3 Passed balIS-Hallman. l. Ewing, !.
umnirea- Fe on and Holbert Time-Two hours
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10 10; CLEVELAND II. L.. 7
BuyvALo April 22.-About 900 persons SaW the third
defeat this az of tho Cleveland Club by tho
IL,fsin PlnYarAl LeARue team. The Aoore.

Earned runS-BunAlo. l3; Cleveland, Two base hits
Hoy koTs. White Ds.ehan;y BesGhsr Thrsebaso
nE sacrifice hits Wise brennan, Twitchsl, Bases
Struck out.By Kssis Lett on baGsS-BufSio., ii;
Gleys!and, bone!s plAyl-nelehnnniy and stricker;
Knight
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BAss Ban, Washington Park, : +. n. To-
morrow.
Brooklyn VI. PhilAdslPhA, Inauguration Of National
OVSnL-AdG
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Weak batting by the brooklyn a A. team in their
game aEAinEt the ROchsItOTa at yesterday
c0aL them another dsIeAL AtondAnee. 400 fha aooLS
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BOSTON. April 22.-The National League game
IN this city to-day WAS a Waterloo for tho
BrooElyns. They seemed to have wasted their
strength yesterday on the umpire. and tho
fines which tho latter imposed took all the en-
thusiasm out of them. At any rate they did
not play the same lively game which was, OK
pected OF them. The one solitary run which
{oll to their share Il the eighth inning was due
to wild throw by Hardie. But for that error
the visitors would have been shut out Long
played game at short which has lever been
oQuRlled in this or any other CITY. 1t was
simply phenomenal. He stopped everything
that entere cd his territor,, and figured In two
double plays which would have been declared
impossible but for his success. He WAS equal
to three men. and made the l.l87 patrons howl
with delight
Bostons, and Long and Tucker followed his
example. 1t was walkovOr for the Bean
eaters from the start. Darby O'Brien had no
chance to kick against the decisions OF the
Bostons was too decisive TO allow Of any dis
puto. The Bostons made a pretty squirt in
batting, and. by punching their, hits. earned
five OF their eleven runs. Short Stop Smith Of
the Brooklyns was singularly unfortunate. He
made four errors. and each resulted in q run
Tor the Bostons. In the third inning the Bos-
tons had . picnic at Terry's expense. Five
successive hits gave the Bostons three earned
runs. In tho fourth inning five successive
errors were made by the Br0oklyns. and three
unearned runs were recorded for Boston. Tho
acOrO.
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Earned runB-Phadelphia Firlt base BY ertor3-
esph o frst h'f S.sa Gs on Sr Gss.o1 n his o
bufiett g. spuok out-By Gleason, o. by Burtstt $;
pitched bal.Aysr1 sAcrhee hitSILIornung a.
Hamilton CD Myers Wild pitch-BurketL Passed
bAll-O'hourko Cmpire-Lynch. Time l:35.
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Base Ball New roIo Grounds To

League IAN pionBbip New YOrk ~ Philadelphia
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York ORms+r T. NJ Admission 6Oc.-AdG
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out-hcGucken. RouSIey sohlsrsr, 2; Vincent 2; May
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Runs earned Cincinnati 2; Chicago 4. Two.bass
eits-hcPhee 90 Anson. Three base hits-McPhee,
Beard. Home IGn-AndTews. iIiiS-On NiAu = on
phinsh stolen b'Ess-Ccarrol Andrews, Earle
6Aorinoe hitG-HoidRY Beard, Reilly COOney AnsOn
Andrews Cl Bases on bHls-Cooney, Carroll WiImoL
nicol Knight SHnck Out-CarrOa Coughing inar.
nSy tunSssiItadI Passed baiisNBadwin, q HsrripE.
ton Umpre-McQuAid
cLEVnAND Is. L), Il FrrTsBURGH u ~ l.
PITTSBURGH, April 22--The Eatioual League game
here to day between Pittsburgh and Cleveland was won
by the latter. Attendance 4+iS Heatin pitched we'll
and SOWdsrs was kuocEed out in the second inning.
The score
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Nash Irwin. Three. base ht-Stovsy first base on
baG- BY soWdera q py kilroy First base OH errors
boston. z, HIT by pitched hall-McGoAchy Broqthsre
Passed balls Kinslow. z Wild pitch5sowdsrs Struck
barnes nme-l:o5.
CHICAGO (r. LIZ 5; PlrIsnURGH. u. L), g.
Prr1SpuEcH April 22.-The ChicaRos again defeated
the Ioc Al players league team here 10 day II given
out that spectators were present but nobody
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