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SIR JOHN WINS THE TRAyERs.
New Torkers VvIn Four Out or Five Opening
Races nt Saratoga.


SARATOGA, July 2A-The twenty-seventh an
nual meeting OF the Saratoga Racing Ansocia-
tion opened to-day with fair fields OF thorough
breds and plenty OF horses OF good quality in
the stables to assure n successful season atth
Springs. The attendance was fair for the first
day, and would have been larger II the weather
had been propitous. 1t was cold and rainy
Messrs. +. T. Mutt and Asa W. Runyon we're the
Official judges, Mr.. James sheridan started the
horses, and Messrs. Labold. Hummell, and
Odell timed the horses. Betting was brisk on
the races, both In the books and mutuals, and
q great deal OF money changed hands on the
results. New York owners carried OF tho hon
ors. four out OF the Ave races going to stables
owned by metropolitan turtles, tho other race
being won by u Q Labold Brothers OF Circin-
natl. Three o. tho winners were ridden by
Bergen.
-, Inc event Of the dny and tho meeting, the
Trayers Stakes for three yoar- olds, was won
by the Dwyer. Brothers colt Sir John IN n
driving finish. Bergen lnndinG tho colt winner
by by neck from Frontenac, ridden by Britton.
Ine race was complete upset to the talent,
Sir John going beggingatS to |, while From
tenac wac the outsider at - to Blue Rock
from Worth. Monteely. captured the, Flash
stakes tor, two-year;,ods by. n length from
SH9 S1n 9nS MGGeand the ayGrts Hing cF9e
yinia Belle. and Bradford won the fifth md
last ms race @ handiiy by the same distance from
Here nre the summaries:
THE FIRST RACE,
war ,S,%He on for % s.s sp
trSnce Sswaacss 'G i've f urons nG 'e'oHu "o''0
o, Ma6anm,s b. O. Hue Rock, ., by BilietCslomel
y: wsIsSts sh Worth . ii9 Bum,
Vidstte Beck, and lea also ran
gs,tng-Against Biue Rock an,i Geraldine each to
& Worth to l; Beck ami Nideto, each % to Il zoH,
TIVE sFcoSD RACE
the d to saSo Of fSs1
fsSoId Bros MSnereS SS sS Sy S Duke of Mon,rose
B IcGlel.nds ch. / sali!e McClelani lis iiAilen.,.
ack a. kkIndeTsns ni Hnnn Gn rnlsstinS ~ a
Maggie Ward DAdo = &c GARNER, and Lee S. aSo ran
Be.,ns-Aeain,. sais Tine MccIsand ts even Palestine,
sn9 / DSsa MSnSTsy SS 70 Bsck Lot Ny SHnno a. colt
Tnrl 2Sto i Eusenis and MSrSueret,o each 81 to i;
THE THIRD RACE.
me TrsTers Stakes for SyrAr old.i 500 each with
nusns @ S51es aGE'e to os dn 9 an
DTYyer RIos:' C. Sir John. by Sir Modrtd-MarAn,
" Walkers IN FEontsnae iis iRI.tonj
rFoteetion and DunGse also ran
Be.tinR-Five to on burlington: against Protection
!t9 Sir John, to |; Dundee, 10 toll Frontenac, is
THE FOURTH RACE
P1ssc Soo Of Which go % to to sScHnd and the en-
Snd ana third penalties anu allowances one mile and
e CornsLSep,s b, G. King Crab 5 by Kingnsher--.
Carlia ~ LbS liorton>
New YofS stable a Austra,1 ''ie ioi acp%ermottj %
ATSm1a Trn Folsom raiisads vosDurE Barrister Queen
Vi trump" anu o'"a'4i11 4i%e' AIsG :4isl Fsn'
Talisado to i Rarristsr and Admirsi 10 to T.
King CRAB, Queen OF TrumpS Yos6urg and Australia
each 20 TO /; Gladiator iUO tol
THE FIFTH RACE
Purse S4O': entrance $40 each, O Eecond
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Yachting,

sesoS"s5 TepTss 3 cane Of The dock
cI%b cHpo Tor the annual cruise or the No" 'OFA Yacht
Trenor Park took his new steam yacht outside Sandy
Hook yesterday and gave her speed trial under s4i
j. .savor Webb hsr ~ "eslEner' wear along anu me
cruise in his yacht with tile Aew York squadron next
Tie soop yacht Marguerite ot New Rochelle, Cant
william Wheeler whicn Vas caught in sQuaIl OF Hog
lsanG 'st week Was hadl' damaged ana bea"hed In
5,n s Sew Mar S"NsSE IS sSvr 'nTr' H"srs
H S1s .r .1SE i1SEt by %n' ns 1 injured I"'"S the '
Down a, hay Ridge in one of H.. G. win,rnrlam's
ySSh, heinz DHt ron burgess design tia" looks
!G os yrT y S On s s 1Hn . SS e. %
and fret drauEhr She has handsome sterii
'2Us lff 1 SoSd ted 1o Te Ese G
:" r %nd down mt to SG IN o wG sunm.r m
cAitn wilire artrI and lI'is can be Isinoved Wien
'"F "%nss lie s"oT r'"t Adees 1aS new oS Eoat VIZ III
Az foa % "o @ and % foot raS % IL. viii viii have SH qao
tornid"ble saii suTead In the SANG sh%na hne look
tSGL %yST All p lsei waller IMe 10 fsst beam ana
cabin is 10 be lifted to sui her purchaser. ''''
The cruising fert Of the New York Yacht Racing As
neaGIGnrters OF tie Harlem Yacht Ca6 i viii be o
rsi annual cruise OF ine i 1 T. A,soeAon GHGa
HrTy" 3 70 a. Ie9' 70 fes, capr n1Fss
" s Two 81 Dua 'FT ar ms % S-s anlay a%{ G
nal viii be given by Commodore A }, pfime. President
% Tor "ys'sS E%y tqia F"s n@rIor fT THS rrs.%:as
Will act as Admiral and is yacht VIII carry blue Iag
with four white stars. On Monday evening July ~
reception VIII be eniered the association by the Grn
ada tub On Tuesday tre Heet viii sail 10 ROTOR
FONT. Norwalk Islands whore there viii be "A hop IN
the evening at R0ton Point on Wednesday tho
is1"r Point 3ailt Club. At ssugs'SSt cOnn'
ana III the evening lney Will proo4ed 10 Bridgeport
where they VIII be the guest OF thr bridgeport oar NJ
AsnOciatiOn = On Thursday Lloyd hAroOr huntington.
hor Gr"ruwch, Conn hill will be given IN the
ing IN honor OF the association by Nr Yard n the
dian nrUor Hotel. Fireworks and Chineso lanterns
will be- displayed, aud on saturday morning. Aug. =
the yachts Will participate IN the of the Indian
arh0r Yacht iuh a. there are seventeen Yacht clubs
IN the association and each has sig nhed It's intention
of contributing It's quota of yachts large cruising fleet
IL AlroAhv assured Vice President rod ". rhngbnTn
IN MS capacity OF Vice Admiral will nv from his Yacht
Lady Mary a red hag with three white sthTs
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NEWS FROM mr. nonsn wonAn.

The GeldinG Play Roy 9:2o4. by McCurdys
Hambloi oman. has been bought by u. w.
Loihy OF hicagO for s5,rUG.
The full list Of Electloneers new 2:3O trot-
ter. nro aS follows: Suisun. 2:22't Fay. 2:25;
Conductor, 2.27 May King 2;29. and AlecK
H., 2,2p4.
A big meeting will be held over the new
course NJ Independence, Iowa, on Aug. % 10
~. Thirty light thousand dollars will DO hung
up to be raced for
Superintendent Brush Of the Brooklyn jock
cy Club Is hayinE tho btckttretch widened
fifteen feet The starting pont at tho ilve-
furlong pole will he widencd twenty feet.
The nlly Amulet in Congressman Scott's
stable that has been turned out Of training.
WAS said TO have hren pounds better thHu
Bolero. She was probably being sa, ed for the
Junior Championship or some other two-year-
old prize.
Robert Bonner far forgotten his SscrupcS against
betting EuTHe 10 offer back Sinol against
Belle iInmln tuI II 90 aud tie gate r'ce pN lint
thrn the to, running tho i'd"'i L,N, ant hc Ud
gent 0muR plnnel down as tc ned 10 lie HIiue
dI"hA II iGuD',
=. Our contemporary doesn't know the cnse.
SunOi il stiil rontT, led by Senator STANFORD.
and he can match her as he likes until this
season Is over. All that Mr. Bonner can do
until then Is 10 pay for her keep.
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Saturdays sport. on the XII, Won Ku,.

Saturdays Sports on the XIII Won Kuli.
Tho eleventh annual regatta OF tho XIII Won Kul
Rowing Association. an organization embracing the
Staten Island and New Jersey Athletic Clubs. tho
Bayonne Rowing and Athletic Association, and the
Alcyone boat Club and the Arthur kull Rowing ASso
citation. will be rowed Saturday afternoon over tho
Kill Won Kull course. There teven events tho
card, the distance for each being ono milo straight
away. The start will bo of tho Shore House, tho
bergen Point shore and the finish OF the club house of
the staten lBland Athletic Club WeAt Brighton X l.
The entries tor the several events are Ap follows:
senior snges-n A C.. A. li.Wanon, Jr.; y. j. A C.,
Richard q. Annctt
Par cared shells-N J. A. C., Richard c. Annett
bow bow Charles " l1ask stroke A. B e: H. D. Mtisan
Junior Fouroared Sheil>-A. X. Il. A., W. II, Hide
brandt bow, e Il Hand, =; j. craig. 81 + LagEren
McionAld bow; ienry FULLER q. newton H. Day s.
Thomas ". Carpenter; stroke b. r. and A. A., Frank
Ssy lube slroSe STW "srk suSsae h'nu''0A . D.
senior Fouroared shells-A. u. T., II. n. Wilson,
SGU CGss kpT i yGhn 81 william nn GsT
Iiiney. substitutes A; X + A "; ArmstTomR bow.
brandt substitutes s. i A C., frank 6. Jansen,
bow; bow; Redmond Gonnyngham, :; Charles Hart 2;
Jarrett bow E. II schumacher ,: Charles II. Cooke,
Ebert Scoteid Jr, stroke; John ". Shreve, subst-
tute.
Junior SinRes-N. j. A. G.. Richard sunderman: B. R.
AMI \. A.. Frank wright; A. b. C, Henry ). Bauer
bow; Ebert scoheld. Jr, stroke; A. O. Garnaus coX
fwaI Da Il T. SeSh9maoher ,qstato A. 4 Z A.
Gibss co1swain; William Walker. susEitute;
Etshtoared smells. A. b G.. william humphrey. bow;
Jo9n flnsy 5: Charles Kurtz .: william GlIiss Z Ii
H. M'S stroke n II 4 snGSr and r. BiSEe ,. sS9'5 Il
George A. schastey Jr, 8; John Whitehorn 4 Charles
J. TART $; Redmond. ConnynRhanl q; Frank @. jams
sem ssn henry W. Jansen ma sToks; Le Due E EOI
i. Dougherty. substitutes.
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These arc the entries for Brighton Beach TO.

day:
Iirst RA'e-Fiye.cRh'hs Of INTO; selling; maiden
two oar. "l"s Iiter sweet 100 pT"nus ladv Grace
g"lirG. IuS: Flnrre A. los, Ella D.. : ,,Oudh IUl:
Rou cu" My inl; VA" { nrk, og: Ma cot ly. "a;
John NJ. lOI: Austrieue cot X! TerrruCr. siFny
las, 3; uungou % ""nd nov. %; Ilarkc sack : s.
70 'uni rrCr--s even eigh hsu' mile M"t Lar !,
IL uOUn g. ntIrrGan IL. Mis- Mngg ~. l.tdv
Wnkle. iD@. knIIir Dh2ale '". nms err. =; gnn
io, Tn Sui,o lmi hutei jay, i~', Lite Moore,
%; julia Mlilrr iui. dublin ~
TiId k.ce Seven cisni.su. a mie st John, 100
pounds IAble. ~; kalcT li3; lIoustoh - aiv AZ
mes los, cheney llI. Ninn w. ll,. Irtnce howard
lis Irspin Il1 sterling los: jay +. bee lui, Lemon
Il. .ossOIn III 'umorrt, ~
Fourth Rave Mi,e ant one sixteenth handicap BELL.
wood lAj pounds Br an BOru > facOn. ~ Z-pli.
yrus, los Glenmounl, 100 Miss roiy. ~: Gen. non,
LANCER, pu: -. John. ~
Fnh Race tho mil" Harrison. III pounds:
kaneSvilie ~; treher cii II rs Grltitude. Iii
vi agr KING. iuI: ENtIAvHgAuce. lut, RO.enary-Mur
raw geIGnR : Roniin, ~ TnprahannOrk. ~ Auslra.
land, ~ rhnc ~, Wan ia Nah ge ding 81: Uruana
NJ. Buo Urrs. ~; Vera ~.
SIKH Rave Mile and hair handicap; over six
hurdles Echo lj7 pounds. BassanIO -: r-ruuin
Us Killarney, AS, Jim Murphy, "a; Ianghar, i+J;
NAnclusc, AZ.
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Guttenburg,. Card lor To-day.
The following is the programme for Gutter

The following Is the programme Tor Gutlen-
burg to day:
First RRco-Five furlonRSi selling Johnnie T., III
Franz Franz 5: BoS; liS,' Iio r. los EORsd' lo5 'l''
Second RAce-Fiye furlonEB; selling. CaTAccUL lIB
pounds Pigeon 1l2; Josie W, liz RAterreIIo. lO5i
Parolin1 lU2; SontesEa nlly, Si FavorA ~ ,,o
pounds Fanne H.. III; Guarantee, fl5 JuRgler li6;
kaucOcaB ll9; sumbeT lI2; Anomaly. lI2 Swifter,
lu6; Liltle BL 90
Fourth RAce-six fnrlongsi selling, RedlighL Ii5
pounds, So So, ll2; Burt ll2i Jim Gray, III; Dr.
1skyll nos GEay down, lls Facial b. los 9uinoness
FOAhl. lu9: CAnteo v, lO2
ffth RncO-Aie and one eighth; selling. Gust steel
llS pounds, Lnrchmout ll8, Lonely. llO Icunie Mo,
Fariand iOI: Beneht l65 sterling IOi Rudolph. lu4;
yer, ihL
sixth R1oe.ssyen IgrlOPgsi selling = J. Or, I2s
6ui6ber, III: ulinwood, lit; Silver Star nj Cam
mack. ia; WAndsTment, lis; Teddlpgt0n, III; ATi.
sona ~ JlH dates lili Shakespeare 1901 sPsndAl.
The sun., 1890-07-25

Tho regular monthly shco: Of tho Hillside Gun Club
took place the Dex Park sh oorE grounds Oer-
day afternoon. The prize handsome gold medal
given by Mr.. Miller tho club medal having been cap
tured lv II. Kneh" Jr, who had won it lhrc" times.
the hadyc thus heC"m nE hs PfOrery y. Link was
again successful brrakng 10 ont OF ~ standard biuo
rocks at u yards lis an" winning the n"w mccall for
tho second tiWe I'd prize went to Frees IL The
other scores wer": l"thlnn. -. Burger, cunning
ham IL. X iuch -. Bork 49, l!Ytr. ~ Bach II. A
number OF sweepstakes at > blue rocks each followed
l. nN
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Norwich vs.. Cuban Giants, at Norwich.
PIttsburgh Wants to ASSESS Its Stock
holders.

PITTSBURGH. July 24The Players League Club in this
city has been dying the nag OF distress since Its return
from tho late Eastern tour When the club was organ
lied It stock company Then 1t was changed
10 n limited copartnership At special and very sud.
den meeting at W. r. POters office to-day n committee
was appointed to settle tho business OF the club
limited partnership. us charter had been received
placing tho club upon the basis Of stock company
again that an assessment can DO made on every
share OF stock
one OF tic stockholders told TmE SUS cOrresronrnt
that Secretary John Teuer, IN s al for tho meeting
said Il imperative that every stOCkhOdr, should
be present lie stated that EOmUting wOGid have to
b. tide tho crisis tho averogc receipts
during the Eastern tour were only SOU per game Tins
however Manager lIanlon denies He states that no
sent President Nc CAum aS part Of the proceeds
OF tho last rn According 70 tue igpres gwen to the
press there were 261I persons at Philadelphia lSi
at Boston. g51 az BROOKLYN and 97li 1t New York.
making total Ot s7oi admissions at 90 cents and 2Nb7
al IS cents This would amount TO So6426 the local
teams percentage would o S"b32la To be haAed 10
this Ia tho amount taken in at the grand stand. II
Hanlon sent home SI'OO this would leave ~. f76 for
running OK penses for two week., or Sl26 dAy.
number OF tho Shareholders claimed that they
opposed to changing tho cub into stock company
again and would not pay any assessment Il imposed
IT Is thought however that tho stock Of the dggruneu
onOs can easily be bought IN.
The sun., 1890-07-25

The Regatta Committee Of the Middle States Associa-
t0n has Determined to put two bargeI the Passaio
the finish and susI end OF them a rack Of
wires provided with colored disks, which will show
tho progress OF the crews from start 10 finish
muncntcd by telegraph by operators placed at stated
points ong the course, probably hHlt u mile apart A
fast win be provided for the referee aud another
for newspaper TeprescuthtlNes Tie WI probably DO
grand stand. the will accom- uuHe 90
ticket holders. aud every wharf a0Ug IL" will
he thrown open the public. The rivrr viii be thor
0uEhly guarded bv p0liremen, whose duty VIII be to
KEEP boats from impeding tie progress of race HAr-
rson and Newark VIII provide officers Tor this work.
The sun., 1890-07-25
Ohio DlyI-lon l.. a. w. Met.

CIScrNNATi, July 2+.The ohio Division OF the LeaRue
OF American Wheelmen met here thi, evening Three
hundred delegates present The Incumbent officers
reelected namely Chief Consul NJ A IIigh Gin
Cnnati. Vice Consul A. J.. Mnrgrnthalrr. FOStoria;
Secretary AMI Treasurer, Dr. VIM ID. kempton. Gin
cnnAti
Seven OHIO clubs outside Of Cincinnati are here and
ten visiting ciuhs represented from other States
Including the Manhattan Club Uf hew York CITY ono
hundred Hnd hfty whCencn expected To arrive in
the morning. TD.murrOw's rrugrIInme will comprise
n parade u 4UO wheels races At Chester Park and 4
night visit on wheels to the ZoGogcal Garden.
The sun., 1890-07-25
ThetPlayOrs' League.


BUFFALO. July 24-This was q close game
to-day 80 far as the boz, went. for Wards
two clean hits off Buffalo's pitcher HaddocE.
The Buffalo players secured Hve hits, but they
Buffalo run in tho third inning on Joyce's
tumble and hits by Mack and Wise. He had
another chance TO- score score 4. IL the eighth inning
on an error, but was caught on a fool play
sowders scored for Brooklyn In the third on
bleachers. and Wards single. Bauer made
the winning run in the fifth on q Two bagger
10 second to catch Andrews. Bauer r. put up a
pretty game at second base. Rain fell during
the game and came down in torrents Just at
the finish, The score:
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Tn, National League

CINCINNATI IN. L., 7; NEW YORK IN. I.h b
CINCINNATI. July 24.-When the Reds faced
the music in the eighth inning this afternoon
the score was tie. When the batting matinee
snded they were three runs ahead. base on
balls 10 Holiday prefaced the music. Then
Reilly hit for triple and Knight made double.
Three singles In succession did tho rest OF the
business and the game was won. Bassett and
BI,rkett began the ninth bravely enough. but
the best the rest could do was to make sacri-
fcee enough to insure Bassett's tally. Rhines
had two strikes on Tiernan when he floated up
n slow one. The great sprinter did not move
80, ba walked to first with stra awberry mark
ON his arm. Reilly contributed too early rose
errors. AmufT and q wild throw and Michael
reaohed third. Bassett smashed the ball into
LINT fnr two bases and Tiernan scored. Bur
kett then made himself at home with curve
tbnt sailed far over Holidays head. Burkett
did not quite eclipse "Mercurys' record In
sprinting around the bases but he went pretty
Saat The Bug received the ball and threw to
Ranrd and the jig was up. The score:
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The South Orange Field Club started their club tour
nament yesterday ut their handsome new grounds a
Montrose The result Of the days play followsi
Preliminary Round.--C Morrison peat c. Hamilton,
6-3 G-I; 5 Ward beat W H. 'mitE by default; r.
Miles beat T. o. ConwHS, BY def a.. T. Marshall beat
W W. PAen by default; J. BOttny beatty Ross by de-
tAIlt. A u. Hitch bent ", Stalkneuht, -, G--4.
flrst Rpund.-R Miles heat > ward, O-3 G-5; T.
Marshall beat i BottoHly by dofaut
The hTst round will be continued Oday
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Runs earned-Ciucnnatt 4; New York. Two.base
bi,s"kniYht BAssott Threebase hits-Reily. MARI.
Rufk.tt Bases balsliolliday e.. Mulane (Sl Bur.
Sett Eit by pitcher-FHrrinRton TiernAn stolen
6ssss-M plIAne 81 Holiday e. IArrington Glassecck
Touble p'ays-GlAsscock and Basset; Bassett Glass;
cock aud HornunR. nme-laa Umpiro-Lynch-
At,endAnco-l2o4.
BRooxLYN IN. L.. 8: CHICAGO IN. I.). 4.
CH1c.Go, July 24.-Only q moderate crowd
with essed the first series Of games to-day be-
tween tho Brooklyn and Chicago IN. L. clubs
The former played rattling game from start
10 finish and while the locals are credited with
the greatest number OF hits. the BrooklynS
collected theirs ut the right time and earned
Mi their runs. II was Rnybody's game up to
the end OF the eighth inning. when the Brook
iins had another batting Ii streak. and the inning
instances OF pretty fielding exhibited by both
teams. Cooney's display at short was as fine as
has ever been exhibited on these grounds.
Glenaloln and Burns covered their respective
territory in clever style, while Wilmot made
couple OF good catches at center fold.
For the Brooklyns Caruthers pitched some.
supported by every body. The only fielding
error credited to the visitors was tumble By
Smith Otherwise. their display may be called
a perfect one. The score:
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A DAY OF SMALL SCORES.
rRooKLrx TURNS Up TWO WINNERS.
1UT NEW YORK Is 4 LOSER.


nat, spoiIs sone OF the Days Sport
S-au Crowds in AttendAnee-The Pitts
,ursb IT. LJ Club 20 Assess Its Stock
Tho Atlantic Association in Weak
,,.S Condition-Gossip In General
main postponed some Of the games yester-
day. The scores OF the games played were as
follows; ,r,ouv
Cincinnati. z; New York. 8.
Brooklyn, 8: Chicago. T.
At Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rain.
THE PLAYERS LEAGUE
Brooklyn. .; Buffalo, l.
Philadelphia 5: Chicago. q
At Cleveland and PittsburRh-Rain.
THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
a. Louis. 8; Brooklyn, s.
Louisville. Z: Athletics, 9.
Columbus. 2; Syracuse. o.
At Rochester-Rain.
5HE ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
Newark, 2.New Haven. !.
Worcester. 8; Hartford, 6.
At Hsrrisburg-Rain.
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BAY SHORE Jny "a last day Of the tennis
ment brought large and enthusiastic gathering to the
grounds OF the South Side Field Club witness the
nnal contest in singles between q. Campbell and X.
p. Huntington. The match had attracted much inter.
and those who were around TIE
well ronald by seeing well played amt brilliant
test. The
sGSGLPs-TiNAL MATCH.
o. S. CRRpOell beat H. p Huntington, Jr. ~. 6-2.
a.
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RATIONAL LEAGUR-
Cincinnati VI. New York, at Cincinnati
Chicago va Brooklyn, at Chicago
Pittsburgh va BoBtOn. at Pittsburgh.
Cleveland vB. Philadelphia, AT Cleveland.
PLAYERS LKAGUE
Cleveland vs. New York. at Cleveland.
Buffalo va Brooklyn, at Buffalo
Chicago va. Philadelphia. ut Chicago.
Fittsburgh Va Boston. at Pittsburgh.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
No games scheduled.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
wABhIDRton va. Bait more. at Washington.
Harrisburg vs. wilmington. at harrisburg.
Hartford va. Worcester at Hartford.
OTHER GANES,
Norwich vs. Cuban Giants, at Norwich.
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TIE KINGS COUNTY ronns1EEa
Closing the RidEevyood Psrk Celebration
Successfully Despite Threatening Weather.

Closing tho RidEewOod Park Celebration
Successfully Despite Threatening Weather.
No gathering ever assembled In RdRewood Park en-.
joyed the features OF the place than did the
bers and guests Of the United Courts OF foresers OF
Kings county which closed their successful picnic
Mt that resort last night Upward OF 200 persons AZ.
tended the nnNir during the two days Tho games
which were the principal feature Of e afternoon were
eNcellcntly managed by Veteran Jack McMasters and
Chairman Robert ", Oliver OF Court Myrtle who per
sonaliy attended to nil tho details OF each event.
Tho first event a halfnilo run handicap
Eighteen athletes faced tho starter. T. GRADY Of
Court George Washington won the race. lie had IS
yards j. & Blrreil Court Republic 0crachl, was sec
ond Time minutes 1874 seconds
Two very pretty Juvenile silk pnrNsoIs led twelve
te girls under nfteen years to enter the 3OOyards
girls, handcan rnn Mamie shannon GO yaTdsl won by
afsw feet from lite golden nairea shd Mary Glenn
Nah } TpnpnS m SuH HoE e Hgd anL wS' I won ny Iehas
Mesiey Of Gouft Myrtle scrach lied for second 50
Gs wig Tn a1sr & pSnud oacn
fSs,ed y s, the one tntlonE n"naiSGsP rt mSn rSSe
mann crStch) Of Court Adams second, Time minnie
rotate race fGoysd The rnH heat wen. 10
BPooRyn sss sec"nd fmo minute % secoS
In the hammer throwing competition the giants ot
G HHs ."e Applause fPH Sn ayS o
Si9shes' won Tith Benjamin C. Davis lscrNtch Court
In the quarter mile hurdle race A. A. McCansland OF
yards, Court bedford, second Time. min q 4 sec.
Tic furong sHck was unusually cOmicRi. ae q
one legged athlete entered The one-legRed man led
all the way and hopped along Ike winner but unior.
tunAtey fell near The finish W. r. MURPHY Court Nc
Glellnn. won with Butch Raftery second. lime / min.
lisa
IN tho bndfoided wheelbarrow race J. Atkinson of
Court Brooklyn won, with Il. wilkes OF Court Acorn
second
TWO medals were offered for the consoaton race.
one.Quarter mite handicap. C. K Thomas. Court De
kalb scratch won excellent race with J. Mckrr'
nan Court Jersey City go yards good second lime,
GA. acc
The ladies who hold coupons with the following mum;
befs win the prizes; 1850 3O9, 2ia6. 40. = 2dl
Setf 3U6t 2547 A,aeR 34?3 2,63s s42s. 2.8hn 272a.
a64a 4lot. 3ej2, 22Oi, 32i2 +723 2437 45o3 2,7l7,
The sun., 1890-07-25

Earned rqns-chlcago a Brooklyn. g. TwobHIs HIS
-RaFe Colins- Home runB-DAly, Anson, Burma Terry.
Double plGyg-BurnA Coonoy and AnIon; Terry CoilnH
and Poutz Bases on balls-FoutL Smith Burns Brook
lyn Terry Pnkney. Struck out-Collns, Cooney. Time
-l;45. Umpire-MoDermott
The sun., 1890-07-25

WEsTERN LKAGCE.
Al Denver-Des Moinos, o; Denver. g.
Al 0mAhR-st Paul 3; Omaha, T.
At Kansas City-Milwaukee. o; Kansas City. &
At AinnearoiS-sioux City 4; MinneapoliL7 7.
TRIsTATk
At Mausneld-Man1neld. 4; McKeesport O
At Akron-Akron. 8; Wheeling, 4.
At CRnton-Rain.
INTERSTATE LEAGUE
At Quincy-Quinoy, 7: Burlington, 4
AZ Cnionsvi e-Game given TO the foYmoI TO 0, on
account OF Peoria refusing to play ball
The sun., 1890-07-25

Athletic. ,..........."......o U o-6
bouBNIe. e.,,,., .............O IL
Earned runs-Louigville, y; Athletic, 4. Two.bnse
hm,Esber. woaver. Wolf shinnick. Three base hits
u' meUn' , meHyss w Sacrifice hi!s-C0nroy Hepsr Kay'
Double plays-Tomney and Raymond; Wolf and Ray.
inond Lett on bRHeG-Athetic q; Louisville g. First
base on balls Weaver. Wolf Hamburg Tomney, strat,
ton (2D lilt by pitched bAll-rurccl Shafer Passed.
hsll-kAppell. Time-2!ou unpre-peopes. Attend.
Ance-I,3O7
COLUMNS, .; sTKAcusE, o.
RIRAcusE. July 2+-Ran after six innIngA OF todAyA
game with Columbus spoiled what bid fair TO have been
n ad.h hpl