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The sun., 1890-10-02
Racing ut Dundee Park.

The new track at Dundee Park is fAs, establish
ing Itself in the good of the public and the At
tendance yorerday large the 'Aoing quite
spirited The summary of the days sport iolloWs:
First RacePurSO $50 OF which $40 to s,cond seven
and onehaf furlonRG supervisor Foster the saddle
won easily By two lengths paleSmat second, an
Ii5D
Betting sx to Supervisor. to placer tO0 DslsS
man. place
Second RAcs-Purse $3.50 of which IS, to second: for
tWoyear olds six furlonRa Raleigh Horton up won
under drive by 4 length Made WAJ second, q head
In iron, OF the Relp nliy. Time. l;iei-
place.
Third Race-PurSe S3an OF which k75 to second and
s2a 10 third; one mile and furong Iceberg, Jones
up won easily By TWO lsnRthh Carnegie was second,
length and halt In front of FALCON lime, l:57A.
Betting-9 TO 8. Iceberg to pace; to Carnegie.
Fourth Race-Purse s25o Of which $50 to second for
lengths from Waldo Johnson. who was two lengths Ia
front OF Garrison. Time I;i5A
BettinE-Thres to Malachi even money place; to
,Fifih RaeePuIse $3.50 Of which $50 to second for
three yeAroldE; seven furlongs, Jack Rose, Horton
up proved an easy winner by two longthL Kyrls b.
WAS second ten lengths in front OF Prince Howard
Bsttlna-four to Jack Rose 9 to place; no place
betting on kyrle h.
The sun., 1890-10-02
The Dexter Park Champions bib.

Dexter Park. even when Il was known training
ground for trotorA never saw so large and
crowd Of sporting men - it did yesterday. Mr. Miller
the present manager of the grounds had conceived
idea to invite all clubs shooting his property A.
well Of the New York organizations to tournA.
msnt which should decide not only the superiority
OF the winning team, but should also be means Of
bringing the different organizations which foster trap
eo%psOa Ten % .Ss iasiisd s.sSSstons rs.pOndsG % %
and we're BY ther best men ySstsTday The
BY hr l. Iisi %srs y sSSesut to prSsids Two Eand
1sPaa:i a. n q: Ahi TS s d.
III. sucs in.srs:sd in the .por. we're the jeanette
@ III Il. SSs ssu. cou.y pva hs s m Iss
SSs ana sas CHI sa n 1S%
d s =: a. z; :sis q
% msssh ; u for tn. ps.,., Park
Ss sssa 1s. 3 p ss' ist b aSs S
STtS gym. GsRR ~ ysrdS
81 l. E:sas Il 81 s 'SSH SsIs ls :
tREsSsa Ssp cIss7E, " e y.ee@s 3; 4 En:ss s., g.
S1ssi: i. hSS. bow, y iiH iSs.H. lS ): B.
ggiF;:S iia!s $S': i lE::s XIV III.
III ES; .iSsyySe Ss1o Z iAy.S: :s:: ::
D. 4 stsiBhsussE q BaEnss o: col sSIOVSr Il B. hSE
stEEa sEsiSsla! 0ts saa iL p whs..u II S.,
W 81 ai''SfS SS,ss "a SSES'si, W. 's 4st. l.
e: z e. sIst;.:T:s
SSs SaS.L tiistSr is.si "a SsS.: sS.: u " L'''H'
SsEs.' si.S;S sss .'i'S SS;.;s:as M ';'
HiissSs H$SSPI SSS Ss 1sT: i.sS ssfS....h .hf's$
EESIs, EEs. ~ GslRL N SSEht 7iWSII oDhi6.d Z
IisShSsih 5sS Fiss1HsIAna ., GsoA..L q go~,
.fss l.E.1i:it' Jrss't1ft = 4ei.ttIil.ss .tIll I
IemS Gun OF y0Fbseh. o. .BsRbsL .; Joe IAuk. II
Il@ssli Ssss:li.s tP:Nin1S inSSSsi.SG ~. Ssh';
The sun., 1890-10-02

nile and qunFtef
a asmonts y q Rseslssa. 8 ysara ~ Rms,-oao-
hssrSSS n f,rslis Z IIe ..,...
Cesus Hahe'e ninbla top tnunnl. ...,....s...,.
ssnorha ard lee Ahgslss alse ran
foai hettnr-Flye 70 len FirenRei aRnins. Raeeland
lstes ssnnftA oh % Diehio 20 tely Los Angeles
THR SIXTH RACE.
Tattler, Torchlight and 0unwad led In turn
until near home, when Ram Wood and EaQui-
mau headed on the lenders, eam Wood win
Esduimau, Gunwad coming in POOR third
eweepstakes Of els with $50 added Of which clio e
sseona ana SO e thitd; selling aloN anees one mile
tevs-kueI gseksop. lol UayloTl ,...,..,
A. scotra B. O. 0unSad - CClaytonl ..,...., 3
forehiEhL haoaulsI Tst,ler and Ne. keho also ran
rS'l NssttinF.As.iSst EsqsImse 70 o. Tat.lsF enc
e ksho 20 ts Z; hacaulsy, 90 20 l. hutuals PAID
The sun., 1890-10-02
EXPERTS AT THE TRAP.
cond Day or the Aalddlesex Meeting.

Second Day OF the MIddiesex Meeting.
Increasing interest in the big tournament mani
Tested yesterday by tho large attendance at the Middle
Gun Clubs grounds at Dunslleon Some few Of tho
contestants OF Tuesday did not appear but arrivals
6led their paceA Among the now faces Al
spangler OF Fulton N Y; Charles ". Movry Of syra.
ouse, W. Crosby and W. l. colville Of Batavia N. Y
and C. L. Harrison Of ST. Paul. MINI. On Tuesday
5000 blue rocks thrown from the traps and
terday a. many more were ground 70 dust by the
lnarksmen. The scores:
Extra Event No. l-Io engio ble rocks 81 entrance.
Mh5nsy hrst % 18th @ "Sis.eRRer@s s'eSnd S With With g
kxtIa ~ 3.saine conaisiOpa as No , whitney and
Scis,sneroits S sseoad with ssch; fee Nay v smith.
Regular Even. No. lilo sinElsG 81 *isptranco Collins
ISS H5 Sss1 sSo
ns Res ana and dSas sai WIG
Regular No aI0 sngleG s. SO entrance whitney took
ri. mS S1npy we
b a1's I'D SSfh
vsiasy FSiR Ss 81: l: sis %s;s s%sg :.ses g as %
a Sy ana sR
avsnt &P 80 sinEs $S ESSIanssd S2no en-
WIN Is Rowisy AND brsn,inGham third, with II each;
Event 10 $40 9ingleA 50 entrance woistenerott
nrst with Is SECOND was divided BY siglsr and Vol
ssd on ID cTosDy and FsSoSaE ssfins
with 10.
Event No els sinRIeG $40 guaranteed. S2 entrance
FIRST money won BY whitney with ~ second divided
Elliot third on I2 fourth divided by Miller j. Smith
siger. ColuG Wild, BrantinRhAm and Peacock, on II
each.
Event No TO sInEleG $50 guaranteed. s26o en-
onh. with II: Elliot and Collins third with 10: fourth
divided By Rowisy Marsh. whitney. Crosby, Wild.
Event No s-l5 single, $3.50 snrance: Elliot and Col
second with Dutshy yhTd with lS; fourth divided
by PenROse and Marsh with ~.
Event No G-lu SinRloa, 81 entrance: RothockOE Col
I'm; and EliSt drs! With 10; TSStonoroti Iscond with
Kay divided third with =; Crosby PsnroSe MoTsy Ap
gar Rowey, Wild. Lindssy W. Smith, AND Quimby.
fourth.
Event No Io-io sinE!s1 and pair. g. entrance
Eos.enorot, with is each; Miller third. with 10 and
TVsnt No ii"i5 singles $3.50 entrance. Collins and
whitney nrg with ~ Elliot wosteneroft and Dutohy
second with 49, Crosby Penroge and Marsh third with
~ MoEsY, Rothooker. and Zee Kay, fourth.
The sun., 1890-10-02

While the announced starters for to.day's
races at the New York Jockey Clubs course arc
large in the aggregate, the Hunters' Stakes for
thrse-year-old flllies and the Rosemeado
Handicap for tvo-year-olds are limited. but OF
good quality. 6inaloa and Bibelot are promising q
selections for the Hunter, Amulet. and Oh than
will probably finish Hrat and second as named
In the Rosomeade Handicap. Fitzjames and
Eurus are good selections for the Woo dburn
Handicap. Kingstock and Phoebe may lead
the big Geld homo In the opening race. Worth
and bt; James may do to pack In the second.
sixth.
First Raoe-syespstahes OF $40 each for maidsna Of
All, all .Gss YIN siSs added of which s1oo TO second
The sun., 1890-10-02
THE WORLDS cnAMPIoNsHIP.
gteIuits and TsFrasch May Play for It
Havana.

stslnits and Tsrrssoh May Play for It .,
Havana.
Mr. steinitz received yesterday letter from
the honorable Secretary Of the Havana Chess
Club Senior Adolfo Moliner. asking thls mas.
ter to play match against DR.. TRrrasch, the
winner OF the international tournaments ot
Breslau and Manchester. under tho following
rules:
Wam s,n Eo sss ,on HIM. ayta. fsPS S4sata ~ 1880
bT1R srs; On bShSif Of The ccmmiies Of the Havans
for asiSh ana Mr. rs
Gns as BE Hsy;S
hS
be sPs 10Th %GsG Sa SS s susse
R'S q g q;
saeo spanish gold. - N'''
p Hi T o'S1 H.
1S5sOh to E.Ssy: ~ ASS9p Go am 2. passage
l Rase S SsSa ala SS
a. si: III e SsS % "a sss
ss S 10 3: %
four o. per wss n DS % Play
Pay has 70 proceed On each Of these days from zee
RSSrs d fS " os Ss S each 81 in S
time limit viii be nftesS moveS Sn, hour: A.''
notice 20 that soOt previous 10 the time for the ben
sSsyPE Son%,:ss: p
sas S!sylpf Gem present whose dirssdoa' must
si:'S$ lay ,ss .ss,., 1.-The
@ii,:s 5s'T:d tSI
r n shss y i's
nj e'PS' z
'oi S 3 tim. y%.. under
s q The 81 ahd n
e once And strictly on s evidence Of the clock and
%s I'D tST f SSst e
.hsuid h fal 70 arrive at the time at bis disposal
Is,ses Ep;' .. play
S1 a1 words four n'' 'A0a
81 ESR
faSna 70 An '10'i1l ~'n0''
I.s. s sHs ns III s e sy.ti inter
q H Ss Ssi hs%a SiR
The eTTysISRs as!S0 i;s,9mRslSG q PiSS
hSpSr P.Ss.d SSt to iCoE A. discuss Sr sSSiyss the
than ~ ice by each player
90 Any OF hehe conditions may b0 0ltared before oF
dp,ng q. p,OErs'. e ~ mstsh y %piPI sEr::ms1
play.
In either player infingeg theaO Fulss o. the
spirt OF thsm and In case OF dispute which these
rules d9 % net ps"yi6s tpr ne e1mMistse OF s Havape
power to adopt any punitive measure whioh the
mittes ,ta have the power TO settle all dSputeA nnAy
2 The property OF the EamsS belongs to both players
and the Havana Chess Club.
28 mat the director OF play wt bs elected By beth
players and must be a member OF tha club
lEemAln yours very truly,
ADoLFO MOLIHEh
Hon Secretary and Treasures.
whether or not Mr. 6teinitz will be able to
acoept the propositions OF the Havana Chess
Club could not be asoertained yestAriey.
The sun., 1890-10-02
wsstsLsstsr County KaIn

WHITE PLAINS. Oct 1.-The third day OF the
Westchestsr County Fair opened early this
morning with an unusually large attendance
10000 persons on the grounds. The summary:
,iTOI sLoL 80 sliss pIIss tsoS es'S ihI.' Sst Of
ssit Es. l e:lssss e ssFI: asS.n is.s:ii iiS:a
VS. ssSS9a lHs gShR klAnlaIyI ~ n kiliy y third
ey+ This rae: yss .o6 Y " HSEIIdS5 R Y,sy
2p6A ygIbls YeAIA1oeah e. PTiHeS aud 1tATiD PlScOt
bh hldsH hRlShSd second aud thiTd u IEIss
5bIS Issn IgnninEj purse tIs9l hest tso In tbysa
" DAyLB bI q JAPhst bad gHlEOVsT, u cas- q
halLnil' raes rns-S5 SssoRdL E1SSsoRdL JSDLsi
The sun., 1890-10-02
TIE New Jerseys Take the Lsad.

WhahsvOE questions IaiGht have arisen 10 the SH
Ds5t0Fty Of the bAss ball teams OF the Detroit and New
JGgssy AtbiStie clubs, according the quality Of bali
shown n the aFst EWo RamSA ought 10 settled after
VsstSgdAy's contest The New Jerseys certainly out
RlAySl the visitors A. Gil poinlL They made AlmoSI
tbFeo hits 20 the DoHots one, they did commit
asdLDe egIoT St any khd lhsy stole the ONLY SSSsS q
He Heme Ana scored ths vhIt steIlhee hiA u you'd
eSsll Nave .besp made on thS hOS JsTSsyS plsylII
ne cpfFO bFotbSTe foImed Al aAeopOB1 bAttfTy tbs
e1ly thlaR 70 mar " ,ouIIiSls sblSBaid WOTk bsnE
sgt 1853 90 bAls IhA ySksy Team were sIelsthsBsd
lLsilh lEys Lysgy esyiL sHhlbitSH e nfSl bass, and
bO oblbf feAtDles
fhs Dsgelis = uSgs. showed ETsIl ysAkhSss a. ths
lsd famosl LgIlsT 70 ISnHEk That I'D veula mILs
the gTeAtag nAU ef the work for yhS yStOTS GhouEh
Muller Apd cT2glsy ere credited With BulbST ol
The sun., 1890-10-02
HOW About rh,., YAM Aaau.,

Lew Shaw dropped in at THE sUS ONCE last night to
say that he wanted YSnk Adams to stop making bunS
about being the champion nnEer biliArdiSt OF the
world, adams iS q back number. and he knows It Z"
decAteiy remarked the only Shaw. land I'll play him
for any part or 0U the winner ~ take ALL and nay all
expenSe6 game Of 8 ~ points would 10 about right
and have posted 500 forfeit with the brunswick.
bake Company. ! am ready 20 Play him a. any time
.es sooner ne better shaS MIL MI lsHve for Pars n
have no Sifhculty IL Ee.tinE, on match over there
keep In trim BY giving exhibitions.
The sun., 1890-10-02
Sale or Thorourhbr.ds Pos,pon.a.

Tho announced sale OF thoroughbred yearnEs by Mr.
EAHton At Morris Park yesterday postponed after
the nrS three on the catalogue disposed Of Tho
hrsL brown colt By stAthmore, ont Of spAlda half
eTC.9sr g Lizzie D. Sas 6o9sht @ Sy tgg.n. Leigh for
daHA out Of ekylEht went 70 William HSndrle, JI. Of
Canada foT tooL games shslds pad $3.50 for the third
no bd for The fourth younstsI ons!sd, And a. there
DOBsd 70 Friday. Al the same Time Ind place.
The sun., 1890-10-02
zISASSSsS sAG TssIs BEsSE . WoSIS's
IssOId,

PBHASsLSHIA. ASpt So-Ths sVSuaIls tSBdsm bIsyols
SeAe TSosFd u The WOEid VAS bTOkSB 70 dAy " A. A
EinDsEanAb Of she H. A. o. ABd W. w. 1SEis Of he A
SseOBaS Ths old FSsOTd WAS bsld by Louis HilI ana
sObn " HpleI % lbS PsBBgylyARis Bicycle cluL UhO
tor eegpe Of ysAIS ssslTlhsa tLS syS1hS HslsTbiiy
asp tfyels y " mlllles ~ sssOp1 ElHIIlSTlaa
sssL 81 giSIs Hhl esd Hasi Siksisd sis GnSjS3 "a
~ esss tell - ~ u14 slAP4s y Oesi9S TSSfd
ESsS ~ d. cSSs Z Z iSssiSS ssi,s 81: @' -
The sun., 1890-10-02
The Runnera at GIouees,er.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct l-TodAy'S races at Gloucester
resulted as follows;
stnna ana half fgSISnE LsGntns ISn
Second Kacs-Fiye fuIonES. Loreo won, Paasmore
second, HerAphiE third. Time rOa
Third RaCe-Seyen furlonEs. seabiFd won Umpire
Fourth RScs~six and shaIf fprionRs Sypsy Kinr
won Sterling second. Jerry third Time, 2dS[
ond. Panama third Time, lI46N,
The sun., 1890-10-02

uassoEAt taAcuA
pAicage " nep IorS 81 Chleaga
kroektTn W flttsburGh 81 WanhinHecA fafh
ciaciunar ~ hcsion Il CtnctnnatL
cisvaianA ". fhilaaslDhiA, ai clsvslanA
TtAvHhr lNaorG
ceicaEo " rsv Tofs. a Chicago
buffalo ~ nrockiyn ~ nnhalo.
Pittsburgh Va nueton, e. fittaburGh
bisvslhna " Fhiiaaelbhia, A. Cleveland
AHpRicAn ASSOCIATION
pcaumbua " Athistica 81 ooiumbuA
Louiaville W Raltimofa ~ touiavtllA
~ Louis W eYracusa. at 81 LouiA
eola1o "a hoGhaataf, Al noiedo.
The sun., 1890-10-02

Ssyrl 80 s,s:. NV s.... esrsI, esss
Si-s@6u,nS RSs-i,is A,sssSssssAsoo Sss ssoSs'@ ""
The sun., 1890-10-02
Totals. ..... III 2tl2 3 Totala ...... o s29 IL
'BFonnan oct for running out Of line.

sBronnan olt for running out Of line.
New York rk........................o o o o l-3
Earned runt-Cleveland p Two.base hit-Browning
Saerince hits-RAdford. sutcde whitney Stolen
basea- Browning struck out-By Ewing =: By QrubSr.
A. basep bAlis-By Gruber, Il by Ewing. 8. Double
RlhyI-s,Iioker, Radeord. and Te6eAu; Brennan and
LArkin: TebeAu. Stricken and Larkinl Strickor aud
Rsdford: Richardson shannon. and Connor. Time
l:a umpreS-GAnney and Sheridan Attsndanco-
About sou
PITTSBURGH tP Ll o; PHILADELPHIA tr. LII
frIsauEGH. Oct i-Tho Philadephia tP Ll team
made last appearance here this day
IxpoSition Park A crowd OF o5l persona paid to
The sun., 1890-10-02
akaallnn a AIaEian.

Pine WSSthST GSAiH STssISa she nLJksnsB UhO ISSk
PAEt u The regular WSskiy badge sSmpsHtlSB SF ne
hATi0p hInS olBD Ublsb os0usa IsslSTdIy aIIsTRO0n
on ihs organisations fARgss lSeAtSa ~ bSJlOR a. g.
Tho scores $40 exceptionally good taxing into sobsld
asasb ilLl ihty sgtg naas ol ef Paaslbs w PShIS
fhgy folos IlYs, j. AulsnTalL, 2Os, i Esb6sh w;
issIs.E T. nsssss ntssE'i ~. : 49, RssS. ~ " ~
The sun., 1890-10-02
TaIIsA 20 IITssL ILs IssssSS.

TESEIoE Oct I-HsTU wilkes aud ROsAllBd wilkes
we're ssht oBi against sSoh Other 20 bTsGk The hSE
sglkt,a .hGIu wllkes toet ige kSSlS u zilB sh4
as !,.isss V sHAs6 As ISSssG va iLGSfSSG ISl a.
The sun., 1890-10-02
A1sHuxh VIII Ne Bur,sa To-day.

Jim McHugh the middle weight puEiiist win 10
buried from his late home, III Mulberry street. ~
O'Clock today The intsTmsnt will be In Calvary. Tue
proposed benefit which was arranged TO take place 10
Clarendon Hall on Oct IA viii 60 on last ths s.@a
GnGSISok H ths rs,pSnsi5ili!y Ioms time AGa Thss
fine of her sons death didn't have enough monsy IN
the boube 10 procure good meal
The sun., 1890-10-02
Whether or not Mr.. Steinitz will be able to
accept the propositions OF the Havana Chess
Club could not be asoertained yesterday.
Mr.. Fox on suiiIvan's Refusal 70 YIsha
SlAVin.

LONDON Dot. I.-Richard X. Fox was seen to-day Sy
reporter concerning sulivans refusal to accept bio
backing In dght with slayin. Mr. Fox said Ny siOg
OF S2oOoo was made in good faith sulIivARS oDinisA
OF personally does not into the matter at all
and 10 OF possible consequences Ny object sole
y to keep tho championship In America and believe
Sullivan could do that As be has refused, why thAs
eDGs It, and there nothing further g. bo dona about Il
SlAYu and his hacker claimed the chRmpionshlD
belt on saturday last as they desire 70 exhibit Il herb
would Stay where IL H.
Regarding the sullivan. KilFGiu night did not have
one cent on tho result, md every one who knows me
knows perfectly well that never bet"
The sun., 1890-10-02
The National League
TIE RECoRn

CINCINNATI e. Ll 8; BOSTON IN. L.) L
CIHaHsATL Oct LATTER batting out the game this
afternoon by four beautiful drives GetEein triple
amopG them bunch that yielded three earned runH
work The AcoFe:
The sun., 1890-10-02
ONR ENLOX&

NAN NANJ - - ~
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and refreshing to the taste, and acts
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ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial In It's
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made 1t the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 900
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
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wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
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The sun., 1890-10-02
conlsy asd N. n. Sullivan Matched.

A Dallas, Tex. despatch says; Nike Conlsy the
Ithica giant and l. X sullivan. heavy weights from
Colorado are matched nght with gloves In that oiiy
on Oct 10 for purse Of u, OO0"
The sun., 1890-10-02
FOUTBALL.

The College Players Get Down 20 Work.
CAMBRIDGE, Oct Ia perfect day, slightly warm.
however and fair sized crowd marked the opening Of
the football today Harvard beat Phillips Exeter
1l too The teamB were as follows:
The sun., 1890-10-02

clsrk. White Irwin, BroutherS Richardson, Nash.
6ssiSrd. i; Ss CLARK :; Sy k kiiroy 2; By. Daley. Z
sa.ss on balls By stafford 3; by clark, q by Kroy,
Brown, R,ehardson Sacrifice hits. CLARK, Richardson
Iiit BY pitched ball -Rrouthers Double plays-iioy,
Irwin, and white; Quinn and Brouthers Time-2,la
CmpiroB-PeSrc0 and Snyder. At;endAnce-5SL
The sun., 1890-10-02

ball here to-day and deisA.ed Dickinson coegs easily
that speak we'll for the team. which made Its initial
appearance to day. March pckeTHon Dale Bsidl0-
unable to- DO scoring and the game closed IS
TO In favor Of Lafayette
The sun., 1890-10-02

'Boeklsy out running out ofnne
,haaGhn;;: f,htatsoanrGhn;; ;;:..'...'.''''..'.."0 3 p
Earned runS-Pittshurgh. @; Philadelphia s. Two.
base hs.ynpeE Beckley Pickett NiliGan. Three.baso
nglvfy sSerinse hts.BsssIsy y shindle rckstt Far.
balls-visner Backley, Carroll CO. HAnlon i2L Coroo-
ran Robinson, Morris Wood. Donhle plays-Furrar
(unaSssed) Robinson. CorcorRn and Bockley; Pickett
shindie And fH5rAr Struck opt-Carro!L Kuehne,
Ee. Left on basss-PiusburRh. 7: PhilRdep phia, Q.
nme-litn Umpres-FerRuson and Holbert
BOSTON tr. L-) Is; BUFFALO tP. Ll
BUFFALo Oct 1.-The game to-day was q comedy of
eTyor1 sad reelected little credit on the players Tho
The sun., 1890-10-02
ONLY THREE MORE DAYS
Ion EHR RAERORAB AHD REhEERP
ERAoUB oEUB0 10 REAE

= Rara ROEhs DeswSsa 1vtpa eaa We're
80 0sssaa PSass-TAs Rssulss 80 che
oesss-TNs New Ssrssvs VIA aron shs
nssroits-Ths n. =. y. oanss Protested
-TAs Ohsapisas sa Eloas-0ess,p.@
Thsehampionship games yesterday resulted:
SHE rLATERs' LRAouR
Cleveland. Y; New York. q
HitisburGh. o: PhflAdelphiA.
Boston. l2i Buffslo, q
A. Chlcago-Aain.
TR NATIONAL LRAouR
Cincinnati o, Boston O.
TIE AMKRIcAN ASSOCIATION.
lOuisviile, 8; Baltimore, d
Syracuse, 9; St Louis, T.
Columbus. lti Athletics, o.
At Toledo-Rain.
The sun., 1890-10-02

CLUVKLAND n. L-I, u NEW NOHk IP. L.I D.
CLEvElAND, Dot. 1.-The Cleveland and New
yOFk teams played this afternoon ss though
Was as slippery as the ways on which vaesel
is launched. The feet Of the players moved IN
eccentric orbits, Sometimes the left foot would
the order would be reversed. Big Bill Brown,
the or California mino owner, who caught for
toboGRaned down the Sierras on pair of snow
shoos None OF the men could run bases, and
when they at!emnted Y a stream OF mud would
Yorks played o rather dull, listless sort Of o
performance. as though they had been called
too early from o sound sleep Buck Ewing
again refrained from inspiring his team with
his presence behind the bat, although his
brother pitched. The score:
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BOWLING.

The Palma Club alleys :reSplondsnt with the me-
chanc'S handicrnft formally opened for the sea
evening when the initial In the annual
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The ChnmpIons Hone.
Base Ball Notes.

The Brooklyn Base Bail Club champions OF the Ne
tonAl League arrived homo at late hour last night
nniSh up the season
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HEw HAvES. Oct I.-The Yale and Wesleyan football
teams played the hrst game Of the Mt the Yale
Held this afternoon Yale winning by OF points
to nothing lR.es team work was ragged aud Its
prospects Tor the season against Harvard and Princeton
decidedly Tho Wesley showed pla My
the result OF greater and more faithful practice The
game auoundod In features however on OF eX.sec.
O. state Blaine rsftreed 81 Bliss Yale freshman ami
SAy back Of the Wesleyan SaybRcks knee and BlissO
head came into with the that Bliss lay
he went into conygiEionA His place was taken by his
brother Clifford W. BlisB Yale sophomore AcClung
Harvey aud Rhodes. who paved last years Yale
team did the best work for the blue day. For Wes-
leyAn 6laY back Hail and Gordon distinguished m.
Ssyea The st half Of the game waS charaoterizsd by
sluERinK neither side scored, however Three
injured In the game and way BIbsti-
tutes They BllSS and Crosby OF Yale and Hail Of
Wesleyan The teams were composed RB follows;
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La HN TENNIS.
Ladies' in the Courts.

The weather has certainly smiled upon the ladies Of
the Outdoor Club Of Staten Island Yesterday the SEQ
ond day OF the tournament Was a. perfect the day
before, and larger attendance, principally Of lAdiea
witnessed the EAmoG This was probably due 10 tho
fact that two crack pairs Miss Cahn and Mr Perkins
OF the New York Lawn Tennis Club and Niss Burdstt
and Mr. Post Of the EnRsWoOd Club were msst 10 the
preliminary round Of mixed doubs1 This match was
the Two lsaisI which was comparatively far better
Miss Satds!is S@s e tn: mos. attractive lady play
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TRESToH Oct 1.-The Inter state Fair attracted 90 OOo
visitors to-day. Business WAS briSk with the book.
makers the talent dropping lots Of money especially In
the ASA class on SuOntiS Following 10 summary OF
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The AmerIeaa Assoelation.
Other Games.

ALSAHy. Oct 1.-The hrst Of ssFiss Of Ave games be.
yween the Albany and Troy State League clubs for the
ssoh and fSsuiisd in vSSry Tor troy TIE asors '''