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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-07

Tho Independent Athletic Club OF Yorkville,
recently organized, and composed OF energetic aud
terprising seeking healthy vRor and strong
muscles has increased its membsrshiu such ex-
tent as to warrant tho management in seeking more
spacious quarters This club. recently stated in THE
sUS started with but ten members its roll; since
then, account of Its growing popularity and
management 1t has increased IFS membership TO TO-
That the independents have to SOLID truth.
The management have secured some well known and
promising young athletes who, as they seen in
practice bid fair to make older look 10 their Ian
res Nor this AL Tho social element which this
club contains IL unusual and only lately have
etc clubs of the country endeAvored to make ker
RanIAtiOns althy IN membership by proving
their social status On attending their meetings
highly entertained with tho musical and literary talent
dsplaye cd and this together with the enthusiasm in
athletic mAttcrs will 20 far toward making the Inde
pendent Athletic Club organization truly worthy OF
n
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~ The annual spring Gsld meeting Of The sws,hmors
| field. saturday.
"A dinner VII shortly be rendered to J, R. Martin.
IT, The new Orange 4 c deegass to the amateur Ath-
man for the place. """'
6 q DsSS5asOP pay the National Athletic cnS viii
s VIII BE- p fS 5
TIN na VII Hs ID 5s On sn.:
grounds and course on Decoration Day. The rules of
william t. Davis * Secretary q IN. staten Island a
Cry club as he for eleven years for tho s. A. g.
G e. % VIII y .n Of S his 9y"Rs
Of twenty four fest IN The long jump on MHy 80 win
Rockies Wv
Tho Riverside Athletic Cub!aye elected the following
4I S, s@ Fq " ~ rf; .
g. Lelrtter sesond LeutenSht Tho club Is on IL:
lookout for good track master and trainer and have
athletic houors in the near future
Tho most able feature at tho spring
games OF he sc9ttish.AmerGan Athletic Club which
jersey city es is ySdi dog race open r ohy
% for an . HrGsrA .1 vf .sn A.
them being the cpred CANNES of Pat Cahl. The ro-
5 &Ss III ,rnS %a' weight and
TO ~ En,T"n or Tuu s,y.-S,r: WIN you kindly in.
HF :ns%pop;stp csia! s! q s:
4 nave 'Ner'OOktu tue ThCt that the Manhattan
in r q Fns anST p. My a.
tnrv ange no date se,F and ia It fair dealing with tlo
E SS athletes who would undoubtedly IKE Il r5 n" in
The ten milo amateur championship, The nts' Of mo
Aon La|sr f"uSd. ErniSg gsTa H On ATTd'
p pr sSTRfG.' ana H%9S SnaSs
NJ" e. ! ssSSna BTn TGHas
q m mm9ss 3 .sS"n.s ET@ss
ta"2nis WIZ de- SrP!-r. ani i%n,% m' Kin
9sS a nt, IN 2 .ysrs. f rI
won in 81 minutes ala: seconds.
las. svdans e f% Wf n$
ims from WNEa'h e fr.nclsco III. DstS"T fon"fs
cover he d.tacs whn &, lay. liz is now my .a
nr- from his starting point AM about $50 mi head
torly s'Sl SuGS rs ,N't ro. al i2IiG, Gi'y lie 6a:
point lie is Swa,t,ng wro order from his mani
% m and "a Ncs are 5 MT;:
sT." nj :'feGS o19rs4 at Ia"SS to stand tho
A"PG 'PsS be s'% G. Of At Il" Tic f b.l.: A G:
C,."roqnd. NORRIS Doek on weine.,'y. N.S = as
%grs The rSn 10 @w ~ ;rr"h no
TT%g En- . img 'RFg%ns re r M r@gmG ns t,o,
I.mp ine bcycIsrace seo'as isrl rae" ',' YARD
aurs /" ranr poe want m.''h4 ,'e l-r"m shot; w
gpmrs ur,S'tI nrSr ana 80 .rlIora"r event FOLLOW
never won a pr;s i"r ya,'. I'm ,.rI"rcNl sE' yards
rln 'eIa,clD "nd oi"n ~. "' var ''nn'%f iohr men
G ,snSts &ihieila A..a.,.nwaa GOVERN tie events.
rl ,''"' nrs,ay. Nav rin IIs~", .ecr.arS
rvonnn,rol -" Nnas' tm"u Madison avenue aud
no-"y y,ya-Tne ros,on .uh",c clo9 stnn trss
nr,r -4IG,lay " H. rio"1oy @rr1rfs mo .ysn,s IN
-, r r. % , s"g y,! 'fl ,s ,' t ngs
hy D"'rrr. ru 10y q. AMI one, - yards da.h
an Ne'r &c.. '''.ri' ''f H...t, ~ -
2 ] t. = p g..
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a Dog Fight that Did Not Come on.

The grounds attached to Carr 4 Hobson's
idle agricultural implement factory ON the BERGEN
Point shore Of the have formed for several
years past one of the fEvorite resorts in this vicinity
for tstc encounters and canine battles Not much be
fore midnight on Monday night several dozen Staten
Island and Bergen Point sporting gathered at tho
rendezvous to witness fight for large stakes between
bulldogs representing the rival sections The BRyonne
police had received tip about tho event and squad
OF Two mon detailed by Chief OF Police McSeill were
under cover in the neRhbOrhOOl.
After they had noticed one BY one some twenty men
silently disappear through an opening in the fence
rounding tie grounds the 1--we polcv quietly sppeI
through the zap and spread for their raid Just
they caught sight OF the crowd conEregated about tho
dogs picket detected their approach ediat"y
gave all alarm The crowd stampeded In a IwInklinR
ana hustled in lyey manner for safety, separatngso
that tue police could not pen them In. Eve men who
ihn down to the dock and attempted to Chamber into
boat with one OF the dogs were pursued ana overhauled
lhcr companions escaped by running up Avenue and
along Nest First street The quintet were marched TWO
miles through the streets TO the Bayonne Police Head
quarters They re.istered AS George ". johnson,
painter OF ~ Montgomery avenue, Stapeton s l.;
sTedisnek Lambert, q merchant OF ~ Bay street;
EdTaTd and James Muhgsn OF LIN Park ). !. Each
discIaned ownership OF the dog. Yesterday morning
ne prsonsrs were arTaisned IN the Bnyonne Police
they paid with aacritv. The dog was conhsca!ed.
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4 match at 800 live birds between / Davenport OF
The toney Island 10 and Gun tnh aoI G. al %
trrenpUrt VIII d,rilsd to-day At NOUiRwn !HrE
urHvcscud T.. l. Molrtd luIlirghaln rules wal govern
the contest Tue STAKES are 5000 side Both men arc
pAted
Tho New York Gihs club wii decide the nfth Of tho
gallery contests for the gold media tins
range in 81 Marks place J. Dnan tue crack OF the
Cluii confidently antcipa winning tie trophy Tor tho
uf'h hrd last time tonight although lie VIII re heavily
handicapped, and some OF the contestants promise TO
make quite liveiy for MIN,
The T,oHthly shoot Of the Fountain Gun Club will lie
held at NOOdiawn rirk Gravesenh. l. L. this after.
noon AT clock Tho conditions governing tho coinpet
ton Tor the club badge which will BE- the rrnCpAl
event of the day are ClhIs IS yards rise CASA H. -
yards riEe and Class ~ yards rise all ties 10 10 shot
on at ~ - and ~ yards rise, each class respectively
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A mpI3Viun Compound Of Rare Excellence
An orroR1yAIrY ron rnE 4. 4. q.
To show ns Eonated Power In GOOD
Cpuse.

Tho committee in charge OF Walter HeGe-
mans benefit have arranged all the preliminary Details
and the testimonial! will tAks place three weeks from
tonight It's proposed TO rent the Brooklyn Casino for
that evening, AMI boxing wrestling and Gymnastics
entertainment will he given that will be treat for all
the champions eager show their regard for the
dying and anxious to lend helping hand. II Is
estimated that 2 90 tickets can be disposed of among
the athletic fraternity warm hearted Walter schuyler
President OF tho New York Athletic Club alone under
taking tOdts pose OF 500 The Manhattan A G. will prob
ably not lie Outdone in generosity and sell another 5H
and the other 100 easily he distributed among the
other clubs and Individual athletes
While this win the box office receptB will bring In
comfortable sum OF money there Is another plan Ad
voCatel by which the sum can be doubled and the
Amateur Athletic Union show its power for good
purpose. Tho proposed idea ia to have tho A 4. u.
lake hold OF tho benefit incur tho and turn
tho receipts to tho widow and children for 10
barely possible that tho handioapper will live until
then hts decline becoming more marked every day.
Mr. IcgemRn has done much to advance the interest
OF amateur athletics in this country-probaey few
athletes claim IL would be lifting and Kind action on
the part OF the wealthy and influential organization TO
take coTnizanco Of his worth in substantial manner
In this hour OF trial Mr.. lleReman has not been .
provident mantew OF his generous character Are-but
time III this tho athletes forget all faults and only
remember the sianch friendship of the old timer
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sssss s1GFe Na sbssTS T fS,
land valley
The RED Star BASE Rail Club .! nSqScn haze re-
g.; S Cross = v. Ro5ln;on p; 4. hss,lsnSn "a o.
L ds@ 5iss y Is LIai oSsi RE1 fISy Wind
t F @ GES wv S'.it .t 17@ST
Tss SiS 4 s @ win S e 'G% RG2sH SHy
Schultz q o. + GALLEY Sd ii rJ IypeFI 81 y , 4
IN" !" orange gam" WIN @gh' wH gHeT s, SoS -
| South brooklyn.
The siraus. Athletic; have games armed at S'O,Sg
i'os%Sway fhcy have pssora,i"n ~ men oggHoa,t
D. teSsSI 10 HTr'qI" SSriTS OF tnrrs 3HGT
Sn one zane S,pR H. Fa1Wins dSy WIFI is % sy
"T I"g Hdq r sG r. Rcr 81 na street
me ,iamh,n Hsse ba!i cTo Of .}"oK,y faEe , .s,
wo9mi be please to hear from ,rst class sc'n
G%drmS T sung IN sScE M orayc e rim
uings They started The season on Apr 10 Oy defeat
Js S ' F.cs Ds sS cEs ,F E~O"' Al ''"'"
tue eaoS Social has organized for the ssa,on with
P aS .s@4i fsSta GA F Hi s SS 60
ie . oa.o Mat e. cn aiE'ST "a TrS 5n
saF either SsT r s%is or A& f. 1a ri
The Itnni';S. Rasc Rail club junior champions o.
Il. UoSns asS aolT H. G and S"y
H.. Jas DOnnelly. 81 u, FRrnrS. 50 lemOnler II
Room. 9. CLARK (. They would he pleased to hear
from all clubs having players under - years OF hHe,
nun H' s eSE Tiu schacen Park Union @
The Jasper Reserves of Manhattan College have re
orginH Ell will the following team =. Dolarh, =.
ROWAN r.; ! =. friat lst h, N. Mara I'd b J Don.
aIus =, !. Brennan Hi b., A. Mitchell l. e. Wllhm
Cnughn. j. VI Nicely r. T.: Patrick Quinn, sll@ii.
nts They viii have all Wednesdays and saturdays
open and would Axe 20 hear from all nnnrincl team"
with piarers under ~ wears Address = \ no0aru
Corresponding Secretary. Manhattan College, lj2d
street aud Grand Bon evarl
BANGOR May G.--IOhnny OBrieu. Gewistons star
pitcher has sgnsd with the ST John, - D.. team
and will REPORT there early in May His departure
leaves big hoe In tie i.cNlstOns but they
hone to Ill the vacancy by signing Wilson OF last
years AuguE'aS aud WARg the Colby pitcher
The PcnohscOt Indians are great tall PLAYERS taking
to the game nRtura ~ asa duck does to water they
have nine at OlitOwn which few II the pale face Az
RregGOns about here rae to tackle and they propose
to on the warpalh making tour q. The state
TIE Indians good Datters and tho swittest base
runners IN the business
ArLASriC HriHt.SDH. May A new base ball club
was organized here to-day with several good PLAYERS
Tue members John Il. Lang, captain; robert T.
Zehley, c; Murray Foster y; Frank Rue, LIST T.
Charles IonOvor. I'd b., = layton Ri b John u
Langss: MOrre. g g. Edward NILS, T.! John
johnson. G. f.: Robert Hebley. Tho team will
get in trim soon possible hy active practice, aud
will play their first game with one o. the Mddletowh
clubs on Decoration Fay. They expect to DO able very
to give to accept challenges from any OF the
Monmouth county clubs
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The Puritan Club hold nm important meeting
yesterday afternoon The members OF the Board Of
Directors present wore George Hunor, Frank steven
son, loo schneider Frank Carroll, and William J..
Harding II decided TO extend the club house by
a!ling an !. wing TO tho centre OF the ruidiuy ~
ieni "dr Tho height Of tie building - 10 &c increased
to ~ i'Ct which VIII make The width IN tie III
rect large balcony Ii % 10 erected al'0 dressing amt
reception rooms Atcr The ARRANGEMENTS ed
the hui ding viii seat AL'usI"cia,ors II Mas a!sU A.
Giltl 10 oeT pur'o - 80 rAdiy NCbriir and
TO battle under thr auspices OF the club Acng Score
iary illam Z Harding 40 instructed a. notify
80" MrAuliHS aud JAte kLTain that ,he club wUrd
oier purse " $50 far them 70 hght twenty ronn g.
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withdrawing Manager Masons assertion. his team was
made Of the identical PLAYERS who played against the
New York and BruOklyi ~. H. clubs with the eNcon
ton Of Conroy. vino has since loned the Athletics Col
John Rogers said today that Il looked as though tho
national agreement had been violated but that In view
Of Manager Mason ain that his club or team was
picked niuc n would Ia very nice question fOT tho
DOR-l Of Arbitration to decide.
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The Staten Island A. {. sun In tho Ring.

The thirteenth annual spring games Of tho
Staten Island Athletic Club will DO held at the club
grounds Saturday May "a commencing at 40 =. NJ
The events, open 10 all amateurs, are;
$50 yards run handicap, 80 yards run Chandcarl
500 yards run (hhndrap). 1910 yards thandcapr.
onemtle run (hAndirapI two mile base Ihani
canl running hiah Jump CaniicnpL 100 yards hurdle
only.
Rules OF tho Amateur Athletic Union TO govern. Hand
icRrping by T.. {. Carter official Handicapped. The
rIgh to reject or strike out any cnryis received IN.
trance fee 80 cents for each Entries close Sat
urday May ~ 1890 with Frederick W. Jansen Chair
man Athletic Committee. IA broadway. New York.
Previous TO the athletic contests the Staten Island
Athletic Club anu a strong college team will play
match game OF lacrosse, commencing at 2 80 7 NJ.
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The third game OF tho handicap billiard series in
progress Al tho club houho of the hn2s comfy Wheel
men, played on Monday Gven!nt None Or the can
tests were close or excnG they rc'n.tlnE ~ toI"Ms
i. Ben-iAgrr beat " &. N"llS by 10 TO ~, and Ne
arAn boat $. g. Neils ~ To- to ~ This rveuiug the
contestants VIII be WiegnnI vs. tiutteys, and Long
NUwGiEh. Monday evening sm..h Va Stevens. aud Me
La. an VI An!efsOn
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Tho Myer-Bowcn Fight Postponed.

BLOOMINGTON. May CA special to the Pan
iHgrdph from New Orleans dated midnight yesterday,
says An agreement has been reached for the postpone
nUnt OF the Mver. bowen night to May which Is the
date TO which Myer desired tho post ponement
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Games To-,iay.

SLrOsAL LNLGuR
brooklyn VA New York at Washington Park
PHILADELPHIA Va Boston at Philadelphia
cleveland VS. rIttsburRh At Cleveland
Chicago VI Cincinnati, at Chicago
rLAYEHs' LENGrT.
Ero"klvn rs Boston At Eastern Park
rrit,.iIerhia vs. p Saw York at InadelpniA
Chicago vaPitsburgh, ~ Chicago.
ANtWlrAN AE,oCIATtoS
Syracuse va Rochester, at Syracuse.
brooklyn W. Athletics at brooklyn
To.ioys LoulsY,'lo, at Toledo
'Uuhlol7N Va 81 Louis AT Columbus
AItANTr ASSOCIATION
S.rs1E ~ y; IIinTf"Fd at oakland Park.
New Maven vs. NurcesieT nj krw 1Iaxan
Wilmington VS. Baltimore at &lintnstoal
oTInR GASps
,, staten Island Athletics and Eagles a. West New
AZ B'rgen Pont-Srvsnt institute ", New J,r,.,
Chance for the Arbitration ComuIt,..
PHILApEIj"iA, May G.-At its nest Inrn,iuu
u" Board OF Arbitration vlI 10 called upon TO !rr..is
avery nice question: asi" whether Una suirt and letter
Of tie 10 DUAL "srscAanf a., beet. violate! ly t
Washington Ah"ti A's"s.an"U ~ larly M nh.
taAspn liar - D Mas 90 'urmtrt manage ~. u.,
A'h.'N' ''H'"' 'ns ORG. ".-ApGr En.lD t'nva... u-
Ih.iai" gau rruir '5l... Gle. cam w.. forD.., for
GAM .G NV, Viii a S' Hg. gnD.rom
Pave SAM "a '" w.. .H AHi Hr" hnrs I aye.
iSmcris',, rS.a. ,. ,.a t a." '' 80, '.a
, ,..sI ~" e"'o.' "s''rwe"., cJa.. he, a.
%, sunday ls, .. r.al,,', ! ;uns -. ' e.
2iS on ~ u. .ra.u ,..,. -,
s sri..s .fs O., "a, Of, o., pr '"r n.,.n
fh .t.oa a a' ;.sa " g. n "'. '- 'o
ShAl BE- PLAYED Cs'vsru ~ , mem 81 s,nsr
soSTset Or 'i iss,r 81 an, ma.r'ciq - s,i,
SSs Sr''sPtlS. .. o. On III 81. .a!t T. .u
me o. sIpUlEoB IL tg l'efs!iOD o me IS ,',n. ,ru
fbsfs Is every sy,4,u.s mat 10 rnuad,rua lrnfs,
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large number OF members OF tho Kings County
WheeInen Hooked 10 th"c club house on Monday even.
ing to witness the nnal contest between II Nj - AEi
" T. Murphy Tor first prH" ~ the club poo tOdrnA.
ment The game proved an cary victory Tor Murphy,
he defeating Mines by 30 TO 3! tins securing rst prize
a. H. Miios second. aud ". Smith tluTu me portions
~ Ilr IIIuI mr. ny LlLLLANa
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The CONHN aiu IL " I. NcW 81 'H'
The men will continue tl"'t r"gular training on tho
Harlem River until thoy - - Nrw tullun Nh0CH vii
probably be about tho mi Idle OF June
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The Games CommIlior Of tho Naliunll Cross-
county "" cpRIun met At uir MHnBattsu Athl"r
rl4hh ".rr .ylnlH' Ncs.rs !. ..'0ts GlIum. Harvey
Aul lrlik hp i'r mem rr ~ en- Ils ruuIT,f
utltFr d. lesion Fns '." on "a 'u trmu h.ri
AAr""iai4"r lu HHorwnllE " n'.I "h lu fr gold ne.
IrFrLfrI 10 tgY lHT ..at.sut Wuru ~
o'r'l hat Or'rIr! .Ir I4rE =" 10 1850 uNrr i-an
fussd 20 axe rrhH. aha ..H.n tl" 'rd 'aa'H % No.
ma 1i,T, no iu guEH'''u Hut aHt. TIE lInrHs
la,Ets ststI " ufT 1iuin. ipEu .dAstr tEl E.E
- - ~ 10 t.r D.. = 90 tNls .,HS' the ANA our
AIhlUf.y rnull 10 com. a.. 4pip lItr 'srls
"a .. .lr Huts '"uu'rV Ars"'iRt"u WH"n W"I.f
gsituaroui dtaHua.'nH .Hh 40 ' from %.
uitlSurtpTl Tho ~ particular Il Ia meeting - 90
~ EFsn Tor put i'S uVI ~ ~
E'st""u PArE, Er"okNu.t s. ". T".daT
~ lfaier' az. 81 iAy'fs .a. .'at % F."'--
No .lIss fuaH.F ] lf4 900 4|aH Is tome
q. m llulttrt 10 10 direct o., gr a..t ~
Has" bail " ashI1gt"a T"rL I".d"T.
lrHt .yHrs so insl stm '..ur S.r HaHf Z O.
t!ih ~. road anu 4uT 10 are l.r.r' - l'r.
hsss ha.. - O. ls-E 81 r..Ia. Br0.sguf. 40 lvlg
Nff Ainatsluu ~ csuta -
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in OTHER CITIES, RAIN.
TIE BAD WEATHER or IESTBRD1R
kNOCKS our MANY GIMES.

or the Two Larger Leagues Onig tho
GhIcago Clubs piayedTwo Games In
tho American Association - NamreY's
Great wOrk-Other News and Notes.
Following arc tho results of the games
that we're not prevented by rain yesterday:
1nE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago. O: Cincinnati, 8.
THE rIAYEns' LEAGUE.
Chicago. II; Pittsburgh G.
TiIE AMEiu,AS ASSOCIATION.
Syracuse. 3: Rochester. 2.
st. Louis, I Columbus q.
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The Brotherhood movement has turned the
base ball world topsy-turvy. and it will take
season progresses the game will be restored to
all Its wonted popularity. the national pastlme
is too popular with the American people 10 re-
celve any permanent injury by a movement
such as the Brotherhood made.
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The contest continues two days when both leav,
for San Francisco.

FTlTCIsCO
After many weeks Of brilliant playing tho poo, tOur
nament given under the auspices OF the Orange Athletic
Club brought to CLOSE ia the ORGANIZATIONS pArlorS
on saturday evening such adopts OF the cue Sec!e
tary /. u Nhrnn Hugh T; Criss, aud Wlfred T. Eaton
being the participants In the maj games Messrs Nari
an and CEss met N tho nrst game Ea'on having drawn
the bye. The result 80 TO o. IN favor of Mr. NArRn
NarlAn in defeated Eaton by his shrowdness aud
accurate playing ihe trio received magnificent prizes
the nrst being n diamond scarf pin. which went to Mr..
Narlan The second and tIrd prtHcs were OF the
pattern but lessee in value. and were awarded TO
Aessrs Eaton and Criss, respectively
TIE continuous handicap rool tournament of tho Man
haitian Ricl lie luh las at last drawn TO close pr
BIRD winning fret prize Clemens second, and AewRRss
third Tho position Of tho men q: the end of the
~ 4 Il fOl.nMs
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The Atlantic Assoc,nunn.
Minor Leagues.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
TIE RECORD.
non Inst Per- Non Iosf Pr,
HctrH,, I'D Ia - SSa.in,.W'Rcy.i ssa
IamtItvn..."2 30 bulfno. ...,...o . Urj
toronto ,.,-.,,,,',rl U : ! u y " y u ~
IOaIOu. ............"....i o.
Has. hr'H-.To.nrto, ~. London Errors Toronto,
2. london, =. li,ohcrs-Srrad and Jones
IA iLIuh.
hamilton ........... .........U q u . O Ut
beirut .............,........u ~ u u U 81
Dsse h''n Hamilton =; Detroit .. ErrOrs hamilton
o: Detroit q lItCher.--ictiy ant Snith.
A. lrao--nuGE,O vs., Saginaw Lar city postponed
because Of ra.l.
WYrTiIS IEAGTP
~ M,nncapolis-Et Paul, / Minneapolis. :.
~ DrS MtincS Milwaukee -: Des MIncs.
At Omaha and SOAK Ivy rain,
INrFV.STArE LEtCrN
~ Ttrra Ilnute--Terr IIRute. /; burlington 2.
.tuuinuy-raOriA given game OIL account of Quincy
refusing to play on wet grounds,
u MISUNDERSTANDING vs. KvauIVlle-No game on
GccOun, OF ram
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CnLrunrs. May 0-KAmsey proved too much Tor tn
home team to day The score:
TIE RECORD.

st OUl- .............. u | o q > 3 o o.
columbus. ................O u u o.
Burned ruus-St LouIs. p Two base hit-McCarthy
1hrrc-tasc hit-McCarthy Homo RIM htnsmAn. Stolen
bases tmler ca Mccarthy Doyle Frat base on bauo
-Iv Ramsey =. ny fuller, 4; by rOrh = Hit by pitcher
: Fuller Ramsey Struck ont-Ry Ramsey. :; ny
Piston via pItches-EastUn, >. limo -lii3 I'm.
pIre-D Br,en.
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PHILADELPHIA, May "A gentleman said
that he was formerly greatly Interested in base
ball, but now he. confessed to hayng but little.
II any, interest in the gamo. Well lie said.
body OF successful business men have been
giving money. time. ind hard labor 10 brin-:
the game of base hall into public favor and
make it n national pastime i has boon
4 prolonged struggle. an uphill fight but
finally successful, Tho game has been played
case Of dishonesty in PLAYING or III the coun-
ellis Of the League men. \ natural but fierce.
rivalry sprang up among the cities OF tho
League. that has now come down not to n con-
test between cities as much a? to bitter quar-
was a fight TO down the other club. II is now a
fight to kill Off opposition. Advertising
schemes are drawn up to induce the people to
every hand one hears charges Of falsehood
made BY each faction against the other. 1t Is
clubs. and | have become disguised with the
whole business"
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ih''"hrEh ''''..'''.'''.'.''O y U u IL y
Earned runs -Chicaso X; Pittsburgh Two base
ni's-ra,ttah Re- key tl, kuehne Three base hits
Ryan Oofy Ni'nrr Home run-Dnfy sacrifice hit
Latham Stolen bases OmiskpY Carroll firS hnRe
on uAlls-LathAn Ryan t9 Darling Duty. OMEN IN
Iubt'snn g. CUrcoran, Calvin. LEFT on baseL-lhrayo
Z: Pittsburgh g. struck nnt-lis d. Calvin kuehne.
Double plaYFarrell tunassi-tedl Passed hall Farrell
Wild pItch-uR!vin lit by pitched bAll--Comiskey
TTe-2lt. lmpires-Natthews and Cunning Al
tendance 800
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rho Players League.
THE RECORD.


CHICAGO May Tho game today very rocky
all around. Errors were plentiful on both sides The
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Frotr ths Boston Globe
Every ono Of the MANAGERS OF tho Players
League teams that have met assures me that
their patronage Is away beyond their eNpecta-
lions. T. II. MURNASE.
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Chicago -. o 0 o Q I o q 10
Earned runs chicago. !; Cincinnati. T. Two base
Mari Reilly Sacrifice hits -AnSon. Reilly knight Fore
nam stolen bnses-Andrews, uooney '2l BURNS wilmot
Mull nne Halliday. Double playS-ilAliday ard Bhld
win. MARI aud Baldwin. Bases on bAls-Andrewa tlL
Burns ~ Carroll KiltrdgO Arson t2) WilmGt NCIheo
81, beard. Lett bases-t h'Chyo q; tlnCinnat. ~
Struck uut-u'Btirn Sullivan, BALDWIN, Foreman Nu.
lane. Reilly. Passed bali BALDWIN. Wild pitch-Sui
Time 2 ~ Impir.-ZachariAE Attendance . q.
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Pool and Billiard Notes.

DEHvFR May Gin the paonship billiard contest
last night between Champions schAefer and Ives tho
| following WAS tho score:
| schaefer. ............,.... Il o ? l4-5Oo
| Neutrality-suspicious.. 50 . . - Cd
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Tho National League.


CHIchGe May G--The ChicaSus pulled out - the4.
game with the Cnclnnats to day Ia The nln,h inning
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
TIE RECORD.