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The sun., 1890-05-15
TInt E,g Cooking Aiarn.

Otthc three or four hundred citizens Of Con-
neric4t. Massachusetts aud Rhode Island who will
witness the Brooklyn Handicap today u good many
VIII stay over and he AT tile nit side when tho main he
tween Massachusetts, aud Maryland gams stags takes
place. The man Will be started within twenty four
hours of the time that the horse race is decided, and
as bG money is at t,kc the cocks and the birds
nave uren eCctsd wll the greatest both sides
the attraction VIII be OF tho strongest for sports who
fancy that style Of excitement. On each battle So will
lie nasercG ana on tho majority OF events 81 co. on
each SIDE VII he at stake Seventeen birds Will show
on either side aud thirteen wall PROBABLY weigh
iu; IEero has been no main of equal Importance
within l,n mies of 3ew York for several years, and
considering tie character Of the attendants who will
be Al tie PIT side II s-ems likely that this contest will
cause tho SlAkug uf more money than has been
III a match among game bird, III ten years more
The sun., 1890-05-15
shooting at Marion.

when you see it in THE Sun it's So" is q
quotation that was veritably solved at the monthly
shoot OF Essex Gun Club, which took place the
grounds Of the Jersey City Heights Gun Club Marion N
j., yesterday 1t was previously announced that al"
Heritage the superintendent of these grounds would
have a choice selection OF hyerB" hand and that
he did is apparent by tho scores made in the cham
pionship evout Such thing as ''du1er was in OBJ
liyion to the marksnien
The banging of the firearms began about 10 O'Clock in
the morning, Mr.. TorriL gentleman OF 20 years and
urbane proclivies opening up The days sport IL
o'clock when the cub competition and u side team
match took place multaneonsly Messrs. Brientnau
and Hayes being Captains OF the respective teams
continually Ruyed whenever shooter seected by them
missed. MIR +. A. Quimby carried of the honors by
making clean OF Kills with but single barrel.
lie won nrst prize In class A S. S Iedden was high
man In class Il and secured second prize. Tho third
prize went to A. Decker Of class g. A summary Of
The contest follows;
The sun., 1890-05-15
The American Shooting Association.

ST. LOUIS. May 1.-THE shoot Of the Ameri-
can Shooting Association to-day resulted as follows:
Match one-Fifteen targets open to ALL entrance 81
- entries, First money won by Ruble and Siemiusk
second by Mead and Babcock third by Hamlin, Budd
and Tucker.
entrance 81, n entries First money by HaIniin
second by Spencer third by Harrison and North fourth
by BALDWIN and Victor.
Match 3-Twelye targets, open to Glass G, entrance
cross second by Knowles and Gee6aIdwin- third by
Jennings and Blank
Match 4-TMenty targets open to all entrance :? %
2l entrreS First money won by Budd HAmlu Eni
and BabcOck, fourth by Harris
Match 5-Fitteen targets open TO all entrance 81, -
entries First money won by Pendergast BalCOcR and
fayotts second by RnDle, sEa"n, and Roy third by
Mead fourth by North
Match 0-rass A. 30 targets, open TO all SIS guAran.
teed targets extra entrance S. u entries First monsy
won by Budi and Roy; second by RuO!e tuird by Bah
Match Class b. 10 targets open Glass G, 81 guar
anteed targets extra, sntranc" - 10 entries lrst
money won by BRbcocE and spencer; second ny llarr
Match S-Cass Z, is targets SO guaranteed targets
extra entrance 81 Il entries first money won by
spencer, EoDley and BALDWIN second by fendeFEast
and Bank: third by CGrncrOsS and Wooster
Match Fifteen targets open TO all entrance 81 20
emrlsS firsI money wIn 6y Me-n smh RuGie second
sturreil and Roy.
Match 10 Five singles and pairs targets open to
Glasses u aud G entrRnce : ~ entries iirst money
won by strAwn fayeus, and fepdrrgast second by
Topie, llaggerty Halt and spencer tri ~ Harris,
~ entries First moAev won Oy blank second bv
Wooster and Robleyi Third by keeier Bower and
Matc6 i?1Ten singles and pairs opsn to all, en-.
second by Budd aud laggertyi third by Mead.
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a queer Decision A,ter Long Fight.

There was plenty Of lighting in twenty-three
rounds that took Place jersey 'y early yesterday
morning between Eddie FYnH OF Jersey City aud Pat,
sey Daley of New York. The h"T- had stake Of 80
sido tile ga aud there also purse OF over 500
They fought at lud pounds Ml skin gloves There was
hot work done at opening and II continued until the
twenty-thrd round IN tins rNhn made a last rush Gt
Daley and III swing on lie htAi broke his middle In
ger. lH'ey recovered from tie how and attacke
lynn Knocking HIM clean m MS pih- hy Tishthander
The side Of his head IHs WaS called 'ust then, and
yam WAS probably saved from going out lilo was
yOungsieT and ready 10 continue al the cal
OF time. l!ls seconds hOwr'rr ~9uli not let him go
when they discovered that he had broken nuger.
Feterrn Mnrpiy without GIVING any reason for 30 do
lux declared the match dThw ana the Daley people
Kicked Ike good fellows h.t without aCOOmp shng
anything, AuU her match wi. be arranged
The sun., 1890-05-15
Games Of the Seventeenth Separate Com
pany.


More than 100 contestants took part in the
athletic games OF tho Seventeenth Separate Company
y. c. 5 y. Y. OF Flushing in their armOry in Amity
street on Tuesday night The first event 25yard
dash In three heats The hnal heat won by L. Rss
covan in So secQnjs with J. f. Rinn PasIime A. O..
second
Harry Bowman and r. A. Linden tied on feet q
inches IN III. running high lump The two men tossed
q for first place and Linden won. Tie 22Ly ard
run thandicAp) was All exciting event II required
three laps around the RTmUTy 10 mako the required
distance.
The EuaI heat won by T. RRscOvaH. who was
second in one Of the trial heats Time. >" seconds
Putting the ShOt-Non by A WenneiTo. Pastmo A.
C., with a throw Of 81 feet inches
Teams from Company II, SeNentyhTSt Regiment,
Seventeenth Separate Company, and the Berkeley Ah
etic club were In the heavy weight tug Of war In tho
rst run the BerkeIeys beat the seventeenth Company
team 2 tert 3La inches. Tie seventy hrst Regiment
toaIn beat the Seventeenth C0mpRnys team and tho
BrikeleyB tho lnal Vul by inches -Four teams
tenn aud Herkoley N-enered tho light weight tug
Uf war The AcUrns defeated the Corona team In tho
FIRST pull 10y ~ inches In The second pull tho Berkeley
team defeated Ehntts team by - inches Tho rnaI
pnl between the AcOrns and Fork eleys by tho
hy - inrlhs
Tie tnreeIeggeI race was won by Z. RAseoyan and E.
l. c scratch, won the Onelpilo walk in minutes ~
srcoLds T. u Lang. NJ A G.. was second
Two hunlrcd s0a twenty yard hurdle race won by ].
Tie trg heat in the quarter mile run Chandicap vas
won by Frank Miller III - seconds. second heat IT,
Iloyt. Seventh Regment A. Al time. t9Ss seconds
f9"n hsa Won by = ii iioyt in O6S seconds 'ee0"u'
) ru-se seventh Regiment A h. won The basin race
No Ia frn," run handcapl was won by R H. Collins
The winner. An exhibition bAyune; drill " a. given nv
a squad nom the Twelfth Regiment under Lieut. Setter.
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The New York Riae Club.

At the last meeting OF the New York Rifo
Club was decided 10 hold the outdoor club shoots At
CreedmoOr III the future and preparations for q now
programme OF the summer begun, Some
OF tho members misunderstood the meaning OF the pro-
posed change, and went 20 CreedmoOr instead OF TO
two InRrkBmen who put in an appeIranre At the 2Ot
yard range were DOlan the crack shot OF the club
record Both gentlemen made scores OF 80. sborilsy
other made below points out OF the posi-
PIE lnO on tho american standard target tho two en-
thnsastI continuing the contest until after O'Clock
without being able to break tho to. Tho Ecorest
7, J. DoAn ............ 8 o o o 8 d o o 7 s-s5
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SHOOTING.
The Consy leland Rod and Gun Club.

The first shoot of the year OF the Coney
Island Rod ana Gun CLUB was held at woodlawn PArk H.
l Yesterday afternoon About twenty Of the members
were on hand Tho weather wEs perfect the slight
rain near the end OF the shoot interfering with the
sport Live pigeons wers the targets and the prDes
were tho gold badge Of the club and 80 in Tho
member who wins the badge the most lines in the year
il entitled to It, The most remark able incident OF the
day was tho shooting Of Mr.. koehler; tue youngest
member and latest acquisition to the club o killed
the birds shot atm style that opened the
the old timers and caused many an outbust OF aston
ishment
fno The made in the club shoot at birds
each follow: Charles Plate, n nwyer. Z; Ward. II
SchlimAnu :! d. Monsoes Z; Courtney S; BlAttmRcheE
a. ii Monsees, d AyreS q; kochrr, 4. korigan Il;
Anderson. u; VoorhiS u Schmadeke D; squire, 4; Mo-
LoughlnL .
In shooting OF the ties in tho first class miss and out
the narrowed down to Plate aud MOnsees The
latter missed his twelfth bird aud rlate won, which
made his score ~ straight Killed
In the second.class shoot of Anderson won killing s
straight making his score II straight Killed Mt Voor-
his stuck II out we'll with Anderson but missed on q
easy shot
Mr. Sgures was the lucky member In class \, killing
~ straight
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A. H. Curtis wins tho frat scratch prize a diamond
pm tic sgare prize and the special prize offered
by tart l.. ballard OF 4 gold match snte j. ". Car.
Ter won ne second scratch Prize The handicap prizes
are st.. ~ noubt there being four more games e pay
LII Fulton street on Tuesday evening the fs owing
otcrrs Ncro elected: George l.. GCIUnald President
W II Mics Vice President, Clarence pickersun Treas.
urer; ". II Sehers laptan Thomas Curtis secretary;
NV tarrUthcrs and Dr. Taylor Buari of Managers
The der.dinE game between tho ucci lental and
ttoher bowling Cubs was BOWED on Tuesday evening
a. West End alleys West Z street The score:
Occidental-Wo oOd, l35; Brown. la3 g. MuhunfeIH
l3'; NJ }. stram l4p; Delaney, 1870. r II strain ITi
hnrG lel; rost, l45, c. MUhenfels. IA; Hamilton
Clover-saurGugh, 80 Votght l4i; Bradley l4O;
De sofia l2I Johnson III, Champlin Iia; tioodonouyh
~ Lee, lls; Dean. !3' Smith. ls9 Total, SIS.
Tho 'oumbuS Rowling club Of Brooklyn. divided into
Two teams BOWED match on Tuesday evening last tic
losing team to incur expense for hire refresh
mrntS Ic,, on sunday next Below viii be found the
Capt George Kiefcrs Tcam-Georgs Ktefer 2lo; J
kiefer los J. Srhic!er. l3U u. Heck lao j. Linde.
man lIs G. Augentha er. lis. G. Hester lOl q Rau.
~, Obernier loo, i. baum, 2UJ; VIM GUnther ~.
can't VIM liecr!ts Team-Wm ITeerdt. l7o Vim. Re
seIre: II !; T. ScEcher 10. l. Well l5A. J, MerAert
%: T. NeCk"sser lNH; j. Huber III. J. SaUer -. pr
Stamler, 2ui; u Huber, loU T. KloesUrueh 81 Total
l,gD
The sun., 1890-05-15

Since lacrosse was FIRST played in England in 1874
each season has shown steady but distinct improve
msnt upon It's predecessor ana the season OF isOO h
hot bach ward IN this respect In the North the game
has made much treAeI strides tan IN the South but it
far larger aud tho amount OF outside interest In the
game far greater than IN tie south EnthusiaIm ID
h Keen In tho South heretofore but the Increase
y PLAYERS and clubs Is slow Boih in North and South
the play Eef las considerably improved aud the de-
NeOpment Of attack IA tho North excellent that In
AgTeat degree approaches the perfection attained bY
our Canadian c0uIins.- Toronto GiOLe.
The sun., 1890-05-15
Corporal d. McCart
The NorthsIde Gun Club.

The Northside Gun Club held it's second
monthly shoot in tho now at tho Queens County
Driving Park, L. L. on Tuesday afternoon the attsn.
dance being large and ne weather and good birds
contributing their quota to good aftsTnoons sport
Nineteen members participated in the race each man
trying at seven birds under modified Long Island rules
The handcaps wero allotted according 10 the club cAs
sihcat.on e. Meyer won in Glass a on 7 straight
BOhInko in Class also with T. And Bergen in olaSs
with ont OF thopossblS7 The Ioorss;
Naming (3n yards q; DuryeA (BO YArds) 8; Lyon C20
Sards o. Cheyallier (2s yGfds OF Stems I2o yardS o.
BARLOW ~ yardsL o. Bohmke 100 YRrdSG 7; HonholI
t26 yardsl EberhArdt (26 yhrdB( o; DR.. Schroeder
SGo yHTEds slanoh '2s %ardD 4 aelmien t2s ya[dsi
l26 yaTds drau (2t yRrds). d DR. Franz ga yGrdhl
4, Bergen t2S yards, S; Bussell (2S yardsl u
The sun., 1890-05-15
Mike McAnIIGe nnd JIm HutIer 20 Meet for
Six Rounds.

Tho Bridge Athletic club Of Brooklyn will
shortly move TOm It's dtngY h:,!e club house on Nassau
street to more cUmmodious and airy home On Wash.
ingtUn street near johnson The new club house
occupied several years ugo by tho Old Nassau Athletic
cub which went out Of existence last spring The
club viii hold formal opening 0u May - in lis
rooms ia tho shape or bs ath etc shi SRI ainmcnl All
tie well known amateur boxers will be hand.
Among those VINO wIt appear hre nanny o'Bren John
GuTman Jack Ske.ly auk III Of tho stars aud Nc
GARY of the same cub
Ihe event o, Tie evening viii he ne wind IN will
he a SIX round contest iolwern Nike MrAu.iUc. IIo
N .die weight of tho Ir.dss q and Jim Eutrr ~ tho
lase club or NrouENn 1h- winner Will Cciye
handsome -Vd watch valued at SlJh
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Could Have neen n raLet

Billy Dacoy tho well known light weight Is
meeting all comcTs at tho Globe Theatre, Washington
II Z, this week. lie writes to friend IN this city
This Hquito Town for NghterS who talk lot among
themselves, but they wont listen to an outsider Jack
Hopper who is in tho city received an offer to meet me-
but thar he has other important business all tho
week l'Acey can lie a trnn sarcastic on occasion.
lc siys mat washington people "3h WIN dstrust on
IL strange MAT Myer should he able 10 KNOCK Hopper
clean out one ghi and tho next dar he 50 III that ho
hAd % have MS match with Andy Bowen OF New Orleans
POSTPONED pacey eGpTes h!msci most anxious 10
Frank white cover his slpl for cit for "A : %
a side finish hyht
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The Concord IIarrIers,

The Concord Harriers held their POSTPONED
run of sunday last yesterday. Starting from the Man
haitian Cottage their headquarters on the Coney
Island road, they followed the Boulevard down to
Twenty second avenue to woodlawn. Tho drst one
there was 0connsl, with u Hornhy second After
sreig tho shoot Of the COney Island Rod and Gun Club
they ran back the same course and again j.
90 onnell came in hrst with Seward second In tho
evening tho larTierG had their me citing when
tna following oncers were elected for the season Pres
Taiary T Noyle, Treasurer i O'COnueu; Chatham n
iiorn6y; captain " WndrOw. Tho club will sill use
their OH eIduuaFters ~ "
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TIE PAsTIMEs MEEE.
They ReconsIdor the Obnoxious Motion and
VIII Not Accept suIIivan's ResIEnation.

The meeting room Of the Pastime Athletic
CLUB was taxed to its limits last evening by the large
number OF members that responded TO the call Tor
special meeting discuss the adVsRby OF reconsider
ing tho action taken by the club on Tuesday May II
when II decided to give set OF open handicap athletic
games, In direct violation OF the A. A. L. law on
tho subject which prohibits any open meeting not a'
proved OF by the Schedule Committee
Tho story OF the meeting 10 quickly told After Sec.
retary Dimse read the minutes Of the now famous
meeting, Chairman BurcEhardt explained the object OF
the special meeting and the dow OF speeches began
give open games; the member that made tte original
motion begged permission to witndraw Il and the gen
day night a.Gsd osvs to take back the secondne
n .ro 9n s and ts oo IL pSSE
by vote that oH F0sa 1SrS, n5 to ,GrS STS
tPsscSss in favor OF Tie lie Reconsideration
, Tbs SECRETARY read communication from rresident
eSpt his resignation at once and appoint another dele
gate point OF order was raised that any business nut
sustaneG Ti" q MP BYE Who had I 1SdS the motion 10
hat h. Lar a sf lie Sc
month, and thus the matter will not come up until
sI su2 % y f asM Mr. vs T3fS a'ss c RhW from r. GS
the club and the matter may BE- amicaeiy aTTanged
pasgnT OF resolution barring out ,he representatives.
Of aS task can't sn huTs s 9sais sS
hons6io duty xfrieRdlS mcmbef procured ladder
SrNs yonhR men do no eayesdrofning besides il
Tss 81 sss
There had been reror that there wHnII Se nnpIraS
mentionins Was The cSndaSto o, one q fiGe oiCss who
approached the reporter and whispered hoarseN'
" i!of you god your coffin measnrsd'
sSer YOU Ssd SoE osd for dere dcrs in
AZ the members walked through the dark graveyard
%%Mid " fsye 70 sat crow. Jimmy u.,. :" -, ,.
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AthIetes at rrInceton.

V. Church. ~. the captain of the Princeton
tugot.war team, aud D. Easement have resigned Tho
team will consist OF Granger, anchor, Henderson,
Coruwe, and black. CoTnwell will probably be elected
captain Tomorrow. An important step has been taken
by he faculty IN regard TO special students taking
IN athletics Hereafter no special student will be al
lowed 10 become member OF or play on any university
athletic team until ho has spent year In cOllese
The sun., 1890-05-15

Billy Sexton, the "Bowery Comanche" Of tho
billiard world who had to torego the Ionged pleas
Of n battle with other Warriors OF tho in the
recent Journeys because OF his ulheatl has bought
fresh pot of pant and Is getting ready out
tran after victms Billy has evidently recuperated
IL would play any body In the world cushion carrOms
4Ot points up in October for slu SIDE lie said III
lis rooms at broadway AMI Thirty tiri srcet ycsteF
day I'm lite SCARED and Disabled for IN B,ill IN
the ring and don I You forget II
~ y that cushion Carr0m his pie at billiards
and HAT lie thlHks hO down OF tie BOYS al 1t
lie has reittel his parlurs recently and reupped his
cues and whuos things up HI. friends IN great style
On the green cloth with the globes.
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" heelinE.

Everything seems to favor Fred ConnCsby as the
winner OF the time cup for the Milburn road race
Club runs will 10 called by all the neighbOTinR wheel
clubs for the lryngon course on May 80 tO witness the
road race
That Willie Windlo rapidly getting into hts old form
Is to no seen from his riding at Mubury where he is
training lie did mile IN ~ IN practice on Saturday
last
Tho Berkelsys team will make their first appearance
this season At their games on saturday aud viii then
participate N all the principal events The reason for
the members not riding at Hartford was their poor
form,
A great bicycle tournament for amateurs under Ma
tional ,yclsts rules and pr"f,sslonAs under wover
hampton rules will be hold on May ~, y ana % al the
MollneuX grounds Woivorhamptom England ono ~
the world for the professionals
At the last regular meeting of the Pasade Wheelmen
tho following officers were elected for the coming sea
son FREDERICK ilgan PTosidsnt: Robert echt Vice.
President; John GTowleg, Secretary. H. Schlend0rf
Treasurer, A, seRmund Captain II. Pickenbach First
Lieutenant A. WlgRgrN second Lieutenant; &. Rolfes
pennAnt bearer, A. ". GraSshon, bugIor.
The RnCklHni County Wheelmen, recently orPAniled
will hold TacinR tournament the fair grounds nj
Spring alley on Saturday May IL Entries Tor The oun
milo and Two mile bicycle hanllCaiE already Include
NeArS II, r. storey 7 X, Hastings, and A W Fish,
hRugh OF tho EnRewOod Whosimrn and Sir w. G Isy.
decker OF the y Y B g. In the 20 yard dash the an
tres so far are George Ricardo of lacLtnsRck and
heISrA George kearBinR Charles t. Hughes Van Ilon
johnson and r. Turner Of spring Valley Entries close
May IL with Irving ID. Cole. Spring Valley n T.
The sun., 1890-05-15
Gossip OF sport. with Arms and Legs. q

John j. Gorman OF tho Scr Athletic Club says that
the report that he had bOXer with scotty Cox s mis-
take, as he has never done so.
The Mount Hope AthstIc and Social Club held their
fTst bUNlng tournament on Tuesday evening, and IL
proved 10 DO great success ~ In fact has all Its under
tJEingA
Tho New jersey Athletic Club will give = boxing
wrestling and gymnaEtlo entertainment Al tho Newark
Bay Boat tiuO House Thiryfuurth street and AyeuuO
c, HayuHns on Wednesday, MSy2l
AlSIAL May 1.-THE NonpATsil Club athletic club
OF ashugtOn county, hRs Teen Incorporated Its out
lined purpose ~ addition to physical exercise enjoy
mrut, and doro.opment IL tho intellectual and
Development OF It's memOerH The club headquArtsrs
Nl 10 located at Granville Washington county and Its
inCOrporaiOrE Charles Mcdonald H. D. Nelson ~ j.
Hayes Francis 7. Foster and william carlton.
The GAyele, the only hrsoSIs bOyS and Rirls Safety
reduced SIS. The New Mail is the beat Of the high
grades. S, u. 4 u, Jy1 BIOglWay.-AdG
The sun., 1890-05-15
cfishing GaekIr.

ATEOUToUTPITC COMPLETE FOR Sc,
containing LaneeWood Fly Rod. forty yard n p.
Reel hah dozen Trout Leaders dozen Trout PlsS
dozen Trout Hooks twenty hvo yards braided silk line
one ny book one box split shot all for ST. aud ali dis
played this week in the show WindeWs OF A q sPALD.
ING BROS. 2tI and 2lS BEoGaWAy,
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Shooting Notea.

The Our Own Rifle Club OF Newark may well feel
proud OF John bandor as one OF their Representatives
IN the championship competition OF this
has already made nine gold medal seoros In Class A.
The Hight attendance of maTksmep at tho regular
weekly competition Of the FIGeBiOr RnS Club which
Was held A. hansens Montgomery street ranges Jersey
Slp, on tuesday oNsnins did mot tend 10 mar the
sport as lhnse that put IN appearance exercised cred
table work, and tho ranges being well ventilated
ADDED more rest TO the occasion The scores follow: l.
L, liAnsen 2tO T. G. kittridFe. 25s; MN Weber 1881
W j. lennessey g3t; j. hpeioheT. 2At; W. J. Chan.
nng, 2s4 q L. PuRsy. 2a9 y. BOsg 2S2 and G Bam6lo
.32 The scores wero made out OF posaibe 40 pOntG
The sun., 1890-05-15

Toumy Warren ani sam Eaton OF evclauh o.. aro
h"y sht tor purse 0G"Tua rs tho Forest tity Ath
lC'ic t,uh
- n-.'ImInY Lynch AMI raGdy McRriIe met in a
contest ahuu. tNu week ago. MCRFiia won IN thTo0
rounds LHutA wuuldu AsA, 4ul longer
Rediy Fnnu Of Columbus q has Issued challenge
10 lRht any IlEht weight in Burao Tor nurse. JACK
ELAIIb, We Champion VI Canada IL pTefsTTgd
The sun., 1890-05-15
The Last bay.

Entries for the whoelmen's road race will
close to day.
All racing men contemplating competing in the
great twenty nTe.mie handicap race, to bs held on
MG{ ~ on lhe iLyinEton course viii DO well to sond
IA her entTtos TO day a. they close this evening with
MANAGER A. lB bartmRn. into yesterday nifty seven
sntLSS sL had been received The prize Lat viii reach
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Games To-day.

NATloNLL LFAGUE
New York W. Cleveland at Tie Polo VfouuLa
boston s 'hicAzo at BUstOnL
Brooklyn vs. Pittsburgh at Washington park
fhlGdelphia Va Cincinnati, at fhiialelunia
rL,rERs LEiGuE
New York VS. Buffalo at Brotherhood P1rk.
Boston vs. CleNelAnh at Boston
hTuOklyn vs. 'hlca2u At As,ern lRrk
fhiladelphia Ys. Pittsburgh a. Philadelphia.
ANkHIrLS ASSOCIATION
RrooElyn rs Toledo, a. Ridgew 1oh rars.
Rochester va Columbus At HuCuesier
syracuse Va ~ lOuis AZ SvTdCusc.
Athlete vs.. Louisville, at Philadelphia.
AILA%I'C ASSOCIATION.
Worcester VS. jersey city. at Worcester.
Washington va newark, IT Washington.
Hartford vs. Aew Haven. NJ Hartford.
Baltimore W. Ml,luin lLVn aI EAIHuVrs,
The sun., 1890-05-15
SPORT ON TIE BALL FIELD.
.!GIIH THE THO NEW TORK CLUES
COME OUT PIC1ORIOUS.


Two Defeats in BrookIyn-Rnin stops some
tinmes-The Chicago az. L. Club Doing
WeI!-Otber News and Notes.
Tho championship games yesterday re-
tuiod as follows:
TIE SATioNAI. LEAGUE.
Sew York, G; brooklyn, 4.
Hoston, IA; Philadelphia, Z.
7nE rLAYEEs' LEAGUE.
Nsw York II Boston, 4.
Philadelphia. C; brooklyn, 3.
Chicago, 4; Buffalo l.
me AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
80 games rain.
THE ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Jo'soy CITY 3: Hartford, 0.
Baltimore. 81 Newark. 2.
Washington, 0: Wilmington. c.