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The sun., 1890-05-21

Wheeling.

The Manhattan BICYCLE ciEb had thirty men on ther
run 10 Conev Island on sunday !Lst
The hrtt meeting Of the BOARD of Trustees OF the
New York Bicycle Club was held on Monday evening,
The Manhattan Bicycle Club have decided to attend
Thirty members OF The Century wheemen OF PhuAdeI.
PhA have registered 20 attend tie Century F-n on June
I9e late. 4dy recruit rem EBrookiyn 70 the
tHGa' cGa - - r'' - - - ''-'' ''-1'''
he'd on saturday lie ELreEptori cup willow
Grove.
suoscriesr -SsverAl times hAr., been ma3e for The
distance 10 Niagara t-s AoEe Las been claimed AZ a
record
The Citizen. 9Syclf clqos ~ meeting Monday
s0spt%E sos 4.siss ssIine " '1''0 " 10 tie
wWnss95 VI %s T9'S GsS vii at
dSyS 6NSioA 10 N''A''' ''''' - 'D'''1
Ce;t co2.u! p. q v he So, hsAs .: Ams;isAa
Consul Of he eW o!- s!a;e 2v.s.oE, vice u L BrldE
man, resigned
A rArty il beng mace u7 oy the members of tbs
Penusy yAsA P!syS , 70 Stsfd 9 tne Gha,mpioI'hip
iT on Nay 81
Luru.4on .. ne chcAso cycins Club rrl not rid. at
n Inc H.. aa @ rA@ rae on Nay o in whea raee he
Von he '.l4s coI !Astyear.
~ ri ft'i1s :H25'sf Of SSg SSHt: !SS Sya a o
orsI ~ .sAs2n 70 Az % M. sTsskiRE'4
NM satsf Z, seE5e eI nov ~ .e BY MoEPhy
~ 81 Efs ainso1 wh.ti 6a6 AL 7ap Of tSs PENN Gt
'yS ysn. ia IL t,0 m In d.ne I" Eve
tai e., covered N hour 3. puUleI another race
" Ii be outcome Of the result for medal. TO 30
IA!i Tor oy The loser.
race o-Iweeu lpck Howell and a. II. Roob the EnElish
r-I'ess.0LK t0- - sl.e The will occur on
+ 1H:! sa; By : Each
present holds the oaeme professional record. viz,
minutes aS>s seconds
Eight thousGut spectators exciting hnIh TO
the slX day eight hour bicycle race between JACK
Pr.nee the chAmpion and ;sIgsSgt Sea Reading ise
men had been even on the last mile, under tremrn-
Gous spurt FRINGE passed ReattIR and Son by few
feet The tota. distance covered a triTe over 10
csipls so 10 the winner.
Capt George NJ, NeSStt nf the New York Bicycle Club
has ARRANGED 10 hold series OF nVe road dCruR
the summer for club members onv. Two handsome
number OF 70 MS IN tho ve eontesE The hrEi viii
be held IN the Yonkers course Juus 7. The four
other contests are 10 be run in each succeeding
onth. The CLUB already active training
medal offered FOR the breaking OF the club record for
distance are very bright
BALTIMORE. Nay 90 verV perrA bicycle record
made ana bFnk here to day sy henry Detz OF
city those rising from CAyert char ETset on
Lexington saratoga Pleasant NU berry, Franklin and
Monument streets They are pav,t with cobh!s stone.
and are frghtl oojecisto b!cyc!sFs Somel time ago
Mr.. Dieiz rode and down the MS ~thout tSmouIt
ing, About two weekA the re- ord Wa beAten hy
John Odted. who made two trips NJ ana Gown each
record Judges Nere Siau0net A. the tor middle, and
bottom OF each hill TO tAA' the rideF didn't DIS
mount Nr lh.tz started ont o. a standard scar Co
lumbG igh safety roadster n. foot ~ the LeTinE
made byI MIR D!sn before be dImoIEied, fTeSh and
eager 10 make one more.
The sun., 1890-05-21
Fighting Notes.

E.ns M SIgss Us. sad ny ,opsrs S h' for
agLt 10 rntSh Within three weeks warren sa.
ecesptsd the challenge and will sign articles in few
=, The admirers of Tommy Miller who defeated Tommy
STEa1 E a. Nsw ULseanh are anxious 20 match Miller
feather weight cham pionihil-
th.1p.S.ed thAt The nRht he;Wesn Joe EIinnworth
fore at Loo Angeles and Kslier won IN 4S rounds.
h Nav By .a sPa A2dy os g0s'3 a VI"
pufte s9Hen Is N the best q CONDITION and vii! give
ADout persons viii Wines tine The mill '"-'
s .fa G5 9R n: rS1G .na
,itaiy GEa q cG.l engeLthe Golden Gate Club drse.
take place each tIsnth.
IN on May AZ Tacoma Jack Burke fought two battles
- fr.' opponsnt was Prot, Robert. OF Chicago who
.a"a S ahfa hsay TSpsS %sS as ORss Rss
fourth round 1'A' VINO "-1 ALSO put 10 Nee' IN 'H'
c.s. ! trSs One. fIan F.s: :. The r::
tgn. ess~ss9 GsoIs; Oi1on, !as cpoIsd Pua. Of
~ SsS1 F4i. 70 t9: sss rist9
vi. train Oh lie an.rs - estate @ = A0'N -'"''-'' ana
aSF ono: s:vo Ca; seGs;
ana wi Eys cor5st flG6 for expenses 70 nght 10 The
sTSB ts;fB aJ b. 10 r:9sy to ESs s.
months from hEninR Artic!eA but will not leave for
AmericA until CerbsttS bAckrr puts up forfeit OF Giu0
Wt lhe tres 6d;e and ARrsAs 10 forfeit that
he refgbes TO arrange match after be arrives M
America slayin means business -
Ihs ,. was Escsiysd a. ths Pefss Gou, once
mAieh for zoe NeAuine, The Frisco Giant and John
NE!lEAn Tor the P0lef GlEtVe ohAmpionIhip bSI 10
axe Place Ia the OGDEN GATE Athletic Club J. j dam
Icon stcreiAtt 1oidsn GAie Athletic Club" The follow
Golden Gate Athletic clG6 San PAnsSeo-suliyIn ESvs
be VIII nEhi Zoe AcAuliie before Jackson. AcAuIihe
VII Fight su iVEn on his terms and put no obstAce
van Blly Madden"
The sun., 1890-05-21
The Ato,.,ta.YaIe Race.

NV HivES. May 20 o-CouGiderable speculation is so
ing on as 10 the probability OF the TAle-AtAAntA race
One OF the officers OF the Yale navy states that there
hardly been a day within the ASt month that race
could be roWed on the hArbor. One chance in ten
thaiit would be possible TO send the boAtS the
course on Saturday seemed to him TO be putting it
rather hopefully for the outlook II the is rowed
the direction vii! be decided BY the time OF day which
the start is nAde- The viii with the tide As
high water occurs AT 40 cock in the afternoon on
saturday the tte viii be coming in in the morning
and should water then be favorable the start viii be
Dock
the OF rough uaer In the morning and favor.
hoe conditions in The afternoon the boats viii fOnow
me Outgoing tide making the start near Belle Dock and
me nnibh on the lighthouse. The dangerous pTobA.
otty that the water In the hArbor wall tie
prevent the race AtoE her makes some persons
ger Wy IAs ~S not wiling 70 substitute Lake sal
tonstAll Tor the hRrhor course matter Of fact
four mile course could not be found SA!tousta and
the plan OF rowing with turn is one that tie iRIe
mAtAgerL ihouEht most ineIped!ent
The sun., 1890-05-21
shooting Notes.

There wi he fho.,rs every saturday afternoon Cur
ihc season on ETouGds OF The hAcEentHcE ~ -
Gun Cub The mem rTs have re:lPeEAVe exhibition
at ay birds on l'ccgra;ioH !'Ay.
TNe II, IL nj p#H Ub ted lhtr regular bhoot at
FAFEv..e Ions ., NeE'eTday ie1 mtrnberE be inE
pEestrt and % e rogEs ,t the firGI prile
Nh- won by john ~! sr VITO brnfe - oUt OF the -
b. 3 g. Miller ser'u ~lih = The ulheT scores
p Mv-tner T.. ,pWeLt Aren. .Arrv ElAck ey. l..
u Blagk,~y y, No. L-ttr I, {. N!.!eE 8. {, stTech
2 and " Lu4.ay
Al the !Asi week - Of tie lEoR Rias Club OF
Marion, \ he AZ ts ut house IS GiIeA avenue on
ondAy evening the 10 loSing are 4. scores made BY
TIE Ttspe cuve members ADh ny Braun. -S tA.t
John Ts hAE Isl NArin AEhkr -k-. Henry /. Han
ttu - Michael lnf ~. JOAN Evans, 2i9 Louis
keIupeuaAr -, JaueS Stevens ~. EdW Ingram
gIl and Henry Heurseh. -J7. The foregoing sgvreE
were made a bring target
ne OF the most exciting contests and deeiedlv TIE
besl Ambition OF SkI seen IN shoot OF the Kansas
ClB Gun Club for mon thB wAS witnessed by The i'm ted
I uber OF men beIG no sstente no monthly medal
shoot a. k4li0u Park ou Nay T. RAT Gu.nUIte and
II el t.eG The media on can scores Of 10 each.
ana hen followed the o. DOT on IN which both rnS
w.'k NJ. "u.nutte hEAl.y won but NOT Until he rad
- missing his 'hIrty.Hflh bird
FFINCrIoS, Way % -Ths huAl LrrArgemsntS for 4
sfoogng contest between lAs aud PrincetIn ere
on saturday under American collegiate TulsS The
teams S 70 composed i three each Side each
an shooting al ih.rty.ave r'ue rocks IhTON from
= ree uSpS Win sixteen yGrts Fiss The club held 4
TIA cDIteEt g. 1Ay for tie selection Of their
TsUTsS,nI fTiroet.n Nl'h the following result JeEss
wi iAms o., a G,AdWin ~ aud A n Phii pa
gfAduAio These men wall praeriss daily TIL sA,uIdsy.
The sun., 1890-05-21
The Players League.


bkthNhIlN ". l.. ,, o. BUFFALO lP. l.
Eastern Park presented a barren appearance
yesterday afternoon when the Brooklyn
and Buffalo +. l. teams began their first
game Of the series OF four. Just eighty persons
passed through the turnstles, and before half
the game was over every one was shiveriug
and shaking from the cold The reporters box
was well paironized by the onlookers, as the
partition around it shut of the wind from the
back. The rlavers foundit as miserable as the
spectators, and they had all they could do to
keep on their feet while running. There was
no applause and the only noise one heard was
the shunng 10 keep warm. The game went
en- smoothly. aud the Brooklyn team clinched
iheir hold on first place by deiesting the
BisonS easily.
Wards men undoubtedly have earned the
Jite Of being cal ed mud horses for it is doubt
lul il another team would have taken chances
on playing in such weather. The Brooklyn
Team being in the lesu, Ward is desirous TO
MAINTAIN it. and this IS about the only reason
FIR his playing. Eefore the game started
srriukied around the grounds, hut neverthe-
less the PLAYERS went OF their feet on numer-
Gus occasions and were well covered with mud.
The II mo team ba;ted hard AID oten and at
the iCht time. Fer-on started IN 10 pitch for
the Bufalos. but after SIX innings he gave way
10 ;eeie. The latter for two innings did we'll,
but in the ninth his delivery was easily solved.
There was plenty OF hitting Oh both sides,
En.a the errors we're al % plentiful. I he Buffalo
non could lot bunch their hits and twelve
men were let on Lases. The score.
The sun., 1890-05-21

A Ne~ horq sun iAy,-hygeA :, CitilsnA e.
priaY -F'-" VI 'A''
q Ter 'm'r a. ia!s onaes for Catcher Tom
ana PoTerG '"''' awe
Rn'. .a BUCKLEY VII! be the New YORK ,S l. Club,
=, q !.oT'dAr AaeG vii be admitted free to the gam.
sA'T and Ward OF The Brook yn tP l., Cub are both
HArsuE very .AlHe .sgk 'H
DO . Of Pittsburgh and Wln1ms NJ H,r,,,,,,.
lave lO'nsi The GOrbaln Ciull
There " y be cyclone a, the Polo Frounas m Es,,-
cay when kutie ana = uiton meet -'
pd Deacon " hlte and Jack ROua both Of IN. R,1sI.
" L cam are A. tT4ILy ~ coliS
. II some " th- payer, OF the BROOKLYN tP l. c'ph
o UA't lug III .ugE '"'' W"
s,A, - Nay .D.-To tEyI Syracuse Columhus r1us
e'sa-.ed :or July y vas re
.rt.inS. Nay 2l-Tke terms OF Richard Burma
and Rsdy catcher OF The Jersey CIV Ciuh saTs
bteN Ae ePts- BY Hartford -" N'N"N@'e
SIsI Heckst denies smphAueAly thai h. Va,
'F'1A Cincinnati o. Won AZ htI player money By
The sun., 1890-05-21

PRINCETON. May 2o-TEe entries .or the game. on
Saturday in connection win the opening OF the new
athletic grounds closed to-day The entire LIST was i'm
msdiAteiy forwarded to = c Carter official handicap
7-r Of the Amateur Athletic Uuion. The fol owing
names are among hs mos prominent AIh enter.l
hAphattAn AtG.atC tiuh-iu short distance castles
Ired "es.ins ALi W heuul!nstp distance rLhs =
b-verea&. A h george ". IoUuS syGrey Ttorn, ~
snd ", NcGArty; h-mmer and shoL 2 L Lambert an !;
Columbia College Runn ne broad Jump an 100 yards
cash. victor SAies u. 7. Welsh. ana II. X. Iurre.
New lorE A b etc Club lie hundred yards II rnmy
lee put lnS tie sAot, q. D!au!ul George u-ay ana
rf!lCst.n ;h!etc C!go-Ore hrncred yards Lr,h.r
Cary, 7. Nreienburz ", WOODBRIDGE J : EGdty
and W. {. poLTp. running broad Jump ". g Dohm;
hammer aud sAo- Z. c Jefferson, J. : Black and ii.
Tug OF: wsr-Pr.nceton, Betkeley and Manhattan
The sun., 1890-05-21
Bowling.

The Utopia Club OF Yorkville cosed = very sucesss
fui season with grand prize tournament for ther lady
member and friends and bRnqust a. H.IG Gl!eyA
1910 Third avenue, on Monday evening. The attend,
Anee WAS much larger than looked for but this did
not In any way mar the evenings enjoyment The
surprise OF the oficSrS the brilliant scores rolled
NJ by some OF tie !Ady 6oV!srG MrA R. Strauss won
nTH prIEs diamond pin and the second ladies Prize
an elegant UNI rsilA went 10 Aiss jackson The first
ana second prizes for The gentlemen wen by
heatrs RAiAlsty an Strauss The scores OF the even
Ladies, G.ms-siss suAuES 1885 Miss Jackson.
~ Siss NA,s!1IE ~, ME- IGIen rs Srs e den
Grown, l3n Misc Z Crown, ~, Miss Cuhen iI5;
hiEs strLuIL il2 Miss Il Ne!pEiock. loo Miss N
WsinstOct rs krs Wsigstoek ss Ais, Loeb. -. 49,
\ tmAnuslA lid. strauss ieo l. Cohen rs, s
Altbery, l+s GrunAuer 49, Nj. Wsingtock, T.
ZSldenrust. ln, r. Cohen. iSSS and T.. We'll IN
Already there 10 movement foot 70 organize Gn
Hal ~
The Manhattan 4. G will bowl against the s o T O.
the hnAl and deciding game TO night ReBenNeble's
AIleyA ffiy eighth street
The sun., 1890-05-21
Billy Daeey TaIko in Earnest.

"lSss that some people have been having fun with
during my absence = said Billy DAeey TO suS re
porter yesterday DAcey was In Washington last week
meeting all comerS We'll. it's al right" he con
taued let the boys talk There il I'd Ike to
hear iAk, though II he would come down business
and he IS Prank White I've got dsDosi, OF 500 Up
the Folt,e GGtau Office Eight him for 81 uOJ side
and ii IS high time lie covered it he has been crack
iIg al me ever since gave him good thrAshinE in
H"oOksn two years ago That four round 70 and
knocked him down so often during the bout that
forget fhe exact number OF times II eight
at least had him terribly gEoERy, and could have
Lni him out easily but hAd 10 meet Jack HOPPER AMI
Jack Boy the came week, and diGn my
EAnds very bard. White made elun that he would
fgt II he beat Pete Daley Of st John He aid at
but haven't heard from him since. and guess won't
u! give him until next Monday TO cover my money. II
he doesn't reply Substantially by that time IN let him
go and give attention 70 some Of these other ohApA
The sun., 1890-05-21
A Baptist sunday School May Party.

SIX hundred GAyly atursd children had !oy Eood
time at ihe Madison Avenue Baptist Church yesterday
afternoon They sang hymns prayed in concert
listened 10 EoIns advice aud laughed At some
funny stoTieG Tie Ege oleE gathered 10 celebrate
Nay AnnyeTGArv ot eiYlSon o. sunday schools con.
nected with the New fOrA BsP'in Sqntsy School
Union The chlrehes rtpreEtriet were the PirEi BGp
tst The twenty third Street hApfli TIE Madison Ave
nue. BATtlsl Mission. Grace hs!isL Mariners Temple
Baptist an the MA''snn Aysn.e hufch. .Arenct
Steele Il tie later -B!rch led the singing he Rev
] Avery onsTed the ETGyer, the Kew T. u BTldEmhn
H. q of the NLiisua AIsnYe Cturcb. d!d the serious
u kinS and the Rev A. kiT.dge. u. H.. of the on
greEAuupEi church tod al the funny GIoTes He SS
by al ODDS the greatest fAVoTe with The youngsters
RStTeBhmen1 were served 10 ~ children ia the chapel
after he bened cuoa pTor uuced by toe Rev lvln
D CTALK Of The EAAi haltisL Ca 4Tch.
The sun., 1890-05-21

The fourth annual OF the Associated Canoe Clubs
Of the PAssAe River will be held the shore Of
Newark Bay. BAyonne, on the old camp s.te OF
1875 from Nay 2e June The races will be held on
Friday and Saturday May 80 and 81. The following Is
the regatta programme and conditions:
EVentl sailing tecordl ~ miles. sailing and pad.
ding combined Hecord), miles 70 mile alterua,e,!
8, padding record. mIe: padding juniors |
mile : sailing Juniors as miles; sailing mann uvr
Ing = mhe :, sailing upset Il mite, no special aTpi
ances allowed sailing unclAssiaed ~ miies wi |
start Eve minutes after evtntl 9. padding tandem
M @ canoes must be So-ineh team or over, 10 ia5
ding any canoe mile II. padding upset, \ mi.e
r. A rules govern all races
Honce OF RACES vii! be posted on the camp bulletin a.
IeAt one hour be ore race cAed irst race vii tie
called at si3l a: ". MAY 3G first aud second irHes
VII De awarded IN all races where three o. more
ssarf Any member OF The Assoe aled canoe C!uo ot
the fAeSAie River who makes the highest number OF
boin In the three record events viii He awarded tho
ferpetusI Trophy cup for the ensuing year, Pon;A
ony 70 co1ni from the members Of the FAssAis Ilgos
llnior is me wao prior 10 an 80 has not been
awarded a trst prize in q similar event
lhe following the officials: VIM. J. Stewart
ChArmhn A. S. Pennington, secretary Treasurer.
camp Committee, W. Huher Chairman; R W.
suarhAn Robert II PEBBLES Regatta Committee
g V Sehuyiet Chairman; Or. =. W. KitcheL and
X ". Hobart
The sun., 1890-05-21
Yale. Intercollegiate Athletic Team.

NTT HAvES NAY 20 -Ya'es teSm, which is to recre
sent her in tie intercollegiate athletic GAmek will be
composed Of the following
one hundred wards aAsh-C. II. Sheriff. l. S F. W
Robinson 20, y l. DEN NJ 90 = W L kicheL w.
A. H. Jones 49, W. ". Miller az
Two hunired and twenty yards DASH. H Sheriff.
L - ". Kooiuson -; W. L hitchel 'e2. y l.
ueming 20 5 II. Jones rs; " ". Miller 80
iin.le run Il Sheriff. I. S F.w Robinson,
e 70 +; WFiEEt ~; - ten.!n n % 5. {,
liAt nj. rrn-A l. !.sl Mods 81 " v. E..swor;h
- H. Hhtney. ~, ; :. T. Lloyd. 81. H. Cheney,
g. A T.. WlIaA!us. - ; >Cyy le 1r -a
one.miS ruu-W ". El!.WyriG ~; J p Llovd 'al
Cheney ~, 4. RsyLots 81 A C. Williams - ,
a. yne hGndsei and tTs1ty yards hurdle race, ten tur
dies 5 feet incheE)-H. l. WIIiamA 81, N L Denim:
- LeuiiIhon, %. :. v. Robinson 10
Two hundred snd twenty Yards hurdle race ten hur.
les : :eet !Gcl II. l. Williams f., y. l. peI.nE
~ s. l. Lsnt..A ION. " :. Z ". kobnsoL. ~ -
The sun., 1890-05-21
a Close Match as Washington Hersh,.

one OF the noU interesting and closest races in a
team match sHot of in the vicinity Of New YORK
took Ilace yesterday afternoon the grounds of the
Washington H.iEtiB Gun Club. The contestants were
o: the home club and the Emerald Gun Club TWO
OF the Oldest and hestkuown shooting orEAlzAouS Of
this CITY.
The conditions were: Team. of ten, each mArhSmAn
TO sEoJt al ten 1--we birds under bSgGrius rules lie
match frit nt!v ana The losers on y 10
pay for the birds nevertheless the excitement as in.
tense owing 10 the close margin existing the
two scores dcT nE the entire meeting he birds
more than fair lot considering the time OF the wear
and the match was shot OF without hitch. although
one ot the Washington heRhlS shooters some hat
GsGrunted at decision by the referee in regard
70 tEd which the mArfEmAn considered 70 have fair
ly killed while Mr. Howard Judged II 10 be lost bird.
A return match between the IWo cllnA be shot at
New born IN the near future will rive the Emerald
The sun., 1890-05-21
SPORTS ON THE WATER.
Oarsuen at Columbia.

Since the recent disbandment OF the Columbia varsity
crew boating interest the college IL centred In ths
freshman eight which will undoubtedly be the only
representative Columbia will have the water at New
LONDON.
The freshmen have bucEled down TO hard work and
have shown much more enthusiasm since the Harvard
freshmen have accepted their challenge Besides row.
ing Harvard the Columbia crew viii row Cornell and
probably the YAs and University Of PennsSlvAnA
eiEhts G. ". MetcAIe. 'eI has recently taken Ran
dolph Merklehams place as coach OF the crew. TIE
men went into quarters near the boat house Mott
Haven yesterdAv and will row every morning and
evening unGl they leave for New London atout the
frat OF June lro lie twenty Eve who have been
training during the winter the number has ben cnt
down TO eleven one more viii have to come on.
leaving the eight zen for the regular crew and two
substitutes
The sun., 1890-05-21

afdavit Of the competent engineer who measured the
distance before the ought TO Be sumseent 70
apsure everyone that all records made A. befkeitl
Oval were genuine The A A. Y. or any otng stleue cue
AUTHORITIES will always Be welcome to tAurIy Nle.h
selves that Al Bstkssy oval ali competitors VIII set
fair held and no favor Your truly. ,.
J. II LAMbKr secretary.
The first athletic meeting OF the Coupiry 'tse EG'
held At clyde rArk, Brou Kline Mass. on MsEt int
lowing is the summary; Que hnndrea yAas ussh ltA
-lirst = '. r. TuAytr ten yards !" =, seconIns, srS
oui J ]. Williams ~ yards 10 4-5 teeonat ,hhI Wle
ruu-Flrtt r. Fsters scratch. minutes 5seeo .ds
teeond, Nius,ow ihJ yAtdg h'nnuSs !, 'ee
scratch > Is seconds, secsnd ) iAsI9,' yStiiS
seconds. stcani p X PetsyA scratch 1wVhurdred.
anitwehiyyAr dash FIRE VI X r - rtt az IS
re;ers - is seconds: second V. X tf2sey.
Rhrcftiisr j, sTrsicb minutes ~ ~ seconds. sec
ond r Morrison is seconds Running hiEh !pmp-
W / Knsssv Sincbes. feet 50 inches Iht"NinE
sixteen rUupl hammer fnAl-firtt V, l. hinEtrt u
fset - ;.ei ifcF1s second y. T. Dohtrtv afset -
feet hrhts poe vAalt-FirsL R :. 'utrT. tefA, h,
H. feet utheE
The sun., 1890-05-21
\ Fashionable Pool Tourney.

The Farkview Social Club OF Fatbush is now holding
pool tournament their hanisyne e.uO the
Coney Island road Ine cub very select only
beTs OF the best fan!les being admitted pool tour
nament in lrOGress and lAst evening when
the FIRE, round completed olked like a victory
The tourney will te finished next week. The
RorSr.
! H. Cross heat H. rAton r. 5. 70 2s: W J Weldon
beat White 50 - hEhler ry default
from RAker. Il Cgthbert beat N. Williams IS
II; J. Reeve beat v H. Cross SO 10 ~: T.. EaErus
bY default from Il. Coyne. L Wilcox beat ". L
wilcox. A. 81 ". Miller teAt O. SieEnAln, IS 10 A.
SECGSp EoUNp.
g White Va n {. gas-r II. FAion " H. CroSs
E. r MAgnus y H. Cross, II. y Cuihbert ". J.
Weldon, W. Mailer VS. ". Miller, q. sesmann W Ia
Wilcox L Wl!cCE vs. J r. Reeve
The sun., 1890-05-21
Fred DunIap'- Crown ns baseball King
Worn by Another.

Fred Dunlap he arS, bas. ball player be styled
80 k1ng OF the .lAmO't ' 4'LNlap. while he
win'er q l%~' IN Fars received iAbulous 0er from
u-nTy Lucas ne Napoleon of tAs= Ia! IN lo-'s
qureT-1 th- famous NGr0aL IN the bargain
The kinG accepted the pfer and TctUTu-d 10 CAPTAIN
Tie cam hat he many 'i4Is ia aug ever Ia
toscIf sT ilme There were u asIcock Jerry
Denny, George Myers Hen boyle Aud Little sesry.
VEL number ut promising cOis including
Dun 4p's name was on ertrv cranks lips and the en-
thus asls gAled on his second base Uky II he had
been or Il ihe gods come down TO pay before ther
a'lonsisd faces He C0u 10 a. much Wi;h ole hand
A5 most srcu ud bAiemen could with TWO
AhUuI that time ;. ~LFErns Of l'etrnit q cOunnis
tsur 0! ttEs haN tta-s, having nHubsr OF the nrS.
maEulinde himself purchased The king from Lucas
paying $500 mercy ioT his ease This sAle created
ensAuou IN hAsetAldnu. and the king" bee anne
Create Than ever. FROM IeiTot no k1i TO Fits,
money and salary OF siuO which FreI isnt Stssrns
pay the king ~
for two yrGrs thereafter uuu,ap received much III.
e,Ase u Nite' Re " howei,l iIAusferrei lie lille
~ KING 10 the "OLv Kel and nunlRps sfar began
FoHAne A. ihe opening Ot me present season lie
tl oui IL ihe cod ~ Tho BrOiLtTAOnd and nArroEIy
tteape1 hoi icing engaged by Cluu. Finally Pitts
turGh Itcl ed 10 eLpoy him, ana d went 10 work a.
y any NeATA WIN The pOsslbs exception OF l-ps Nov
~ shhO lhctd hat DUNLAP has SVEN his re sAse
ALI iIoip team - perhaps little the WorsI Oh
ony 10 the Nst0na' League FinEnciA emhArraan' nj
the move tut TIE UAn truth 10 thar the famous IpAn
e, aelercfh.ed into very cheap man NhSn ths
Tuplrght PAyed here iWo weeks he UEI no m ore
ALe ne G!d Dunlap than ross 10 IKE . GEunnOWer He
\ Aed WIN an apparent disregard OF the gAneland
didn seem 10 care Il CAPT suncAy never Won
The sun., 1890-05-21
FlshIAE.

In set net near Gloucester n j. two carp were re-
Gently taken that weighed . and IS pounds respect.
lively
The hAndSomsEt trout caught in Milford Comm wat
era teS season wGS by old boy CLIFFORD hutG
The nah weighed two poundA
Parties visiting the Blooming Grove Park are PERMIT
TED only TO take iSsnty nve rOB by any rod The
nsh run large, and taken with bait hy nan.
ing "a useless
lmmenSe HlAefnih are nov being taken and they are
found anyuhsIe whore there 10 . rocky bottom nd
dsIs are their fEVorts bait but they fTssy Al
AL Kin d OF WoTmA even the common earth worm.
The sun., 1890-05-21

The Sor,h Shore TepuI club OF NeE BriEhion will
op'u ihsir EtAGon sAtuTdAy afternoon nrNt The
iaie on the Reesp'ion Committee are Mrs. Ro,d,
Nrs g. webster. Nr. ti N, bunn Nrs " q cox
ArA James feTyn NBs Wilcox. NIss TLoulpS n NglG
Hcks. NlSs hcAndreN, and Miss ThOrp
IN June the Le0niE y. JI Tennis Club op.n their
season with grand mbnAtion that will be very tn
tert.unE The onceIs for the year ares V Moore,
fTstldents Fred s BthEstL Secretary; Percy r on
yer Treasurer james Moore CAPTAIN Three young
lAdlsa epmPoIe The EIecutiVe Committee the Misses
sAdis EdiAh Minnie cErIns and JsnGis IpPineotL