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JOCKEY ABBAS KILLED.
A Fatal Accident In the DrexeI Stakeo at
Chicago.

A Fatal Accident In the Drexel Stake0 ut
Chicago.
CHICAGO. July a.-The racing at Washington
Park this afternoon was marred by the death
Of Jockey Abbas, who was killed while riding
the flIy Noretta in the Drexel Stakes.
The starters for this rnce were Santiago. the
favorite. ridden by Barnes, Noretta. second
choice. with Albas UP. Blarneystone. Jr.. ridden
by Allen. and English Lady, piloted by Hollis.
Blarneystone, Jr.. made the running to the
half, where English Lady headed him and was
the first TO reach tho stretch. Here Noretta
and Santiago made their run. but an instant
later Noretta stumbled and fell being iostled by
Santiago Barnes who rode Santiago. ran over
Abbss, who lay insensible on the track. Santl-
ago came on. and eventually won by length
and a half from Blarneystone. Jr.. who beat
It Is thought that barnes might have pulled
out and thus avoid running over Abhas, but he
was s9G fo e9Se j to win hhd never checked his
cost poor AbhGs his life. the boy being injured
internally. and dying at the stable, 10 which he
race WAS being run. He was a white boy aud
has been riding with fair success for several
in 70 the cause OF the accident Poor Abbas. in
q dying condition. could not claim foul, and
O question bong asked.
Pacing began With a purse for maiden two
tie. and shs won by half length from Mara
beau. Glenrush third. Time, l:lG't.
The second race. u purse for three-year- olds
bispere for a hot fayorite. He won easily bv
two lengths n ON Flyaway. who beat Etruria
length for tho place Time. / 40.
The fourth race q handicap sweepstakes for
three year o. DIS and upwards. Mt one mile and
seventy yards. bad ten starters. Catalpa
front. and Heron Won under a drive BY two
lengths from Prophecy. with Lizzie B third.
4 ~. W ~ "A
the record.
4 purse at six iurlongs. heats, with eleven
starters. ended the day racing. Lakevew
the first ty TWO lengths from Delnar with Pat
SEeedy third and the secoud 10y two lengths
from Pat Sheeiy. with Denar third. lime
| IA "A, | ~ a.
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LAWN TENNIS
Tenni. ut the Countrr Club.

Yesterday. the second day of the Country clubs In
vitRtton tennis tournament was enjoyed by spectators
and players alike All the games were more or lees ex
citing, the games between Charles Sands and o. S
Campbell and W r. Knapp and X r. Huntington being
especially interesting. Mr. sands was beaten for the
second time in the tournament which bars him from
competing any longer IN the tournament.
Messrs. Knapp and Huntington played until their
eyesiRht strained trying to catch glimpse OF the
ball and account OF darkness were finally forced to
abandon the game until to- DAY.
&. q. hAmrn tho knzish expert. was Rlso an inter
ested spectator An error in yesierdays report made
on serount OF illness In hi. family. 1t should have
been Mr. v ~. Hail Mr.. BeecknAn and Mr. TAYLOR
PLAYED . very spirited game yesterday The summary
OF the days games Is as follows:
SECOND ROUND
II. 4 Taylor boat n l.. BeeckmAn. rs, e.
w.P Knapp vs.. X 4. Huntington. 3-s, io-e, 30.
o. & Campbell beat Charles Sands e-a O., 81.
THIRD ROUND.
Clarence Hobart beat "A z. wright g.. e.
A splendid game 10 expected thit morning when
MeBsra Taylor and Huntington meet
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shooting mt Marion.

AT the Jersey City Heights Gun Club grounds at
Marion N J, Yesterday blue rocks acted as targets
and the boys worked the traps 30 systematically that
the sport never lacked interest In the championship
events the winner OF each class was awarded hand
some gold medal Tho conditions were Is blue rocks
per man American Shooting Association rules govern
Ing and the result was thus:
Class A-Shortmeyer. -; Thompson, IL; ID. Buffer,
II: Diifey. II, and Chase, 10
Class B-SchmultH II; Brodio 6; II. Butter. D; Con-
Way L and EisenhArt, ,
Tho following impromrtu sweeps" we're then n
order the conditions being 10 blue rocks per man IL
entry: three moneys: 49, .
s1eepstake No. I-First money vent to Dihisr on
kills. Shortmsyer second with : Kills MeserA II
and Buffer tied for third money on kills In the
swsspstafe No 2-Dlfier did the trick " again with
ka schrnulta won second money on killS and tie
ensued between Chase and Thompson for third money
In tho shoot % the former was victorious 1,.
swoepstAke No. S-ChASo came hrst with kNlG
Thompson was second Difier and D. Buffer tied for
third money and agreed 10 9 divis!on OF same.
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EArned runI-NeW Haven. q WoTctBteT, Stolen
bsSsI-C akilL HoHord Long stAtI Two bass hits.
LAZY, =. TlIII base on bauS-EsW Haven, o. W0E'
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RaRo Bail Notes.

seery the left fielder and McGsAchy the right fielder
Of the Brooklyn n. L. team are both suffering with
Charley Horse
Petor Conway. tho pitcher who has bean with Ward q
team IN the hope OF recovering his has suddenly
di.Appeared. Nothing has been heard from him since
the team left for the West over two weeks ago
The Long Island grounds will DO opened under the
management OF George W. Sicily formerly manager OF
Atlantic Park on sunday. July IL when the Cuban
Giants will play the Aonroea All shop and trade
can secure diamonds for SATURDAY Aerpoons ana sun
nue., Brooklyn.
ALLyNroVS. July R-The Reconciliation OF the Allen
town Base Ball Club. which was brought about through
the EFFORT OF Bonne Of the Allentown
Passenger Railway Company and Victor II. Barner OF
tho Eagle HOTEL to-day ended and she club has dis
banded. Allentown had intended TO remain in tho
LeAgueand play out the season but the dseandm:nt Of
II deemed best financially TO discontinue the
JEHsH! CIT, July 7.-contracts for ieeo-Wih Wash
inEton. Pred, Underwood and John @. WentE; Worcss
Ter, edmond Ierrein and John stAGord sow Haven. r
stanEA and Joa Thiesh Rs!eased-By New Haven,
Edmond Isrrsp hHSfa w fASah say IA
Henry Bruins; Newark, II. r. Mace suspended-By
Hartford, e. E. WinEiamann; Washington. Jerry
O'Bren. JAMES y. BRApES, secretary.
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Tn. Eastern Yacht Club Race.

MARBLE HEAp, MASA. July e-Ths annual regatta of
tho Eastern Yacht Club, to be sailed on Thursday.
promises TO be . spleudld event Tho three crack
schoonsrA Sea Fox. Merlin. and AAyfower, are in The
schooner Oenone will have walk over The American
nrst time in two seasons and she will get grand
csptton all Sdes 1t IA regretted that tho Clara did
NOT come over and try thcks with the hayward
Tho Minerva In the Gosoon will have hard enticng
rival The G0sOOn IA beyond question the test forty
Mr. BURGESS has yaI turned out Capt. Charlie Barr
will have Bai the Minerva A. never before aud I'M
lees all signs fail the fight between those boats viii
be hard one from start 10 finish Tho fory'Vs foOt-
eTs Aga Miicets ThelmA and tho crack fHnitA iD
and 1lIrh aud QuAEteEiHR winds for
the old PGnltH ~ all the burgess followers will
ant 10 see FAnitA OutsAsd II 10 TO be regretted
the thirty foot list did not receive eutres bnt the
lockers viii see prety race betneen the law and
shark The former viii probably Peck li;Ie Al Tie
later. The races start a. 10y.
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HaehtInH.

Trsnor Parks steam yacht sultAna is nearly ready
for her triAi trip
WI SicollS yacht Daisy Atlantic Yacht Climb has
returned to Gresnpont after short eruiss TO New Lon
dom
Tho Minerva has gone to Boston She viii sail in tho
TAcSs OF the Eastern Yacht club Oh AATb!sEead to-
morrow
The schooner yacht sAehsm, owned by Nj. A R Ar
mold OF Arnold Constable Co. 10 anchored In the bay
on Fire Island,
doubtful II the Volunteer will enter in the Eastern
regatta Iuly 10 II 70 understood the Puritan will
NOS enter, and she would lave no competitor,
Bos1oS July A-AuslnF shepard has been appointed
Meet captain OF the AAS.hchu'ets Yacht tU 90 iass
the place Of Charles Perrin who has resigned TO take
the command OF another yacht
Reports from tire eastward show that Tho schooner
MArguerite calling very fasE sHcr her recent Atera
t'onI race between tie Marguerite and the uFAyiIug
has been arranged II 10 said 10 10 sailed before the
New York rue.
Tie annual cruise OF the Harlem Yacht Club came to
. Gnccssstul ending SUNDAY evening The last crew
Arry Oh at the CLUB house AZ College Point at clock.
AGny OF yachts visited all the principal points the
Sound aud from their appearance mos! enjoyable
sound, the sophia the fastest In her class An The heet
Commodore BSakm report e ths most successful and
pleasant ernIs ever had under the GaSPesb VI the HAE
lem iAeht Club.
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The Northside Gun Club.

Eleven members Of tho Eorthsde Gun Club, one Of
the strongest organizations of Its kind Long Island
brAvsd yesterdays enervatnE heat and undertook the
tourney 10 FedmAnns Queens County Driving Park for
the purpose OF holding tho regular monthly club shoot
They were all glad when the contest ended and did
not stop shoot tho usual extra sweepstakes Mr..
Meyer who promises TO become one of tho
most Skilful trap Ghootsrs in tho vicinity
OF New York, won the handsome diamond.
second time with clean score of the only made
At yerterdAyS competition helsrp. Barlow and CheTA
Her ted for second place. but did not shoot on The
elbow. club handicap rises. Meyer, ~ yards Bus
s. Manning, 80 yArdG o. Berger - yArdG S:;Boemke. ~
yards. s. Lyon, 70 yards 3; Barlow. d yArdA - DR..
Schroeder, 70 yards 5; ChevAllier, - yards, h
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saratora Gun Club.

The nrss summer tournament of the Saratoga Gun
Club will DO held At Saratoga Springs on Tuesday.
Wednesday. and Thursday OF next week Tho manage
ment oasr 81 SO In guarantees for the different events
with ALI surplus moneys added. Everything points
. most successful meeting, and should to largely at
tended Tho shooting iS to be at king birds from two
sets of Eve rapG American shooting Association rules
rapid nrtng system govern On Friday extra a.
traction promised that wi keep the sporSmen over
IL Is match at live birds between OF the best wing
shots in the state The contestants Capt. Thomas
Peacock OF wesineld and Harry b. Whitney Of Pheps
Tho conditions are lJU birds each. for $40 4 side,
American Association rules 20 govern: whitney was
ono OF the victorious Eastern team OF trap shooters
who recently made q tour OF the United StAtes
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game OF tho series on the Eastern Park
grounds Yesterday. King, the silvery hair
twirler from the Windy City. was at his best,
was, prevented from being In II. -Four hits was
tne rest the wonders could do in the share OF
that they did not help them to either OF their
two runs. " was the mIsplays made by Kings
supporters that saved the Brooklyns from a
good exhibition OF all-aroind playing. Early
IN the game thoy discovered Sowders's style OF
delivery, and by the pTettiest kind OF oppor-
tune hitting and good running scored runs
enough to win hands down From the fourth
inning out although they found the pall often.
tered The score:
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Curriers' Conc TO Canada.

The -Four Brother Curing Club of Canada extended an
invitation TO the Grand National Curling Club OF
America to hold its annual convention In Toronto Tho
g. y C. {. 4 has accepted the invitation and tho con
ventou whlch 10 the twenty fourth annual will DO held
at tho above MACE to day and TOMORROW The RK
oc utiVe Committee viii meet to morrow morning in the
Ouern's Hotel r. VI. general meeting will re held
ia Prospect Park Curling cub HAN In the evening the
-Four Brother Curling Club will hold genuine curriers'
a. home At which the delegates and their friends
will he received Tomorrow tho twenty third cham
pIonship quoting match for tho Bell medal will take
place Inc otcrrs Of The y. G Q Of A. are rre'idsnt
PeAitle of Utica; Second Nics.PTesidenL John McCul
iooh OF ST PA Secretary aud Treasurer David tOuls
NJ Nav York
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81. LOWS July a-The Syracuse team PLAYED Nfslosa
game to-day. The score:
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Yesterdays BALL GAMES.
rHET WERE NOT so WE'LL PLAYED As
IHEY SOMETIMES ARE.

A Victory and Defeat IN This City and
the Sane In Brooklyn-The Attendance
Growing smaller - The International
League Has Retired frOn Busiaess-
other News About the Players.
The scores OF the games PLAYED by the four
major leagues yesterday were as follows:
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago. s; New York. 2.
Brooklyn. Z; Cleveland,1.
Philadelphia. 9; Cincinnati, z.
Boston. 15; Pittsburgh. I.
THE PLAYERS LEAGUE
Kew York, 20; Buffalo, 10.
Chicago, s; Brooklyn. 2.
Cleveland. .: Boston, z.
PHILADELPHIA 10: Pittsburgh, 10.
TEE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville. 10: Athletics. ..
st. Louis. 10: Syracuse,l5.
Rochester. G; Columbus, g.
Toledo-wet grounds.
IRE ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
Jersey City Z; Hartford, 4.
Newark. 8: Washington. 8.
New Haven. IA; Worcester. 4.
Wilmington, is; Baltimoro!6.
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The I,terpa,,oua, League.

BuTrALo, July e.-So international games were
played to-day. and the League 10 on the rockh Hami
ton il practically diSbanded but effort being made
TO keep tho nine together Saginaw Bay City has quit
The Londons all being sold by Manager Fessenden
who Is working for umpireahip in OF tho major
leagues Grand RApids aud Saginaw claim that they
have been treated unfairly Toronto. Detroit and Lon.
don lost large amount OF money the Buffalo Climb.
and It Is believed that they tried to bleed the Of tho
clubs TO meet this loss Tho management OF the sAEi
Club has In month OF Its existence been
sessed s2o which far In excess Of the requirements
All outstanding Indebtedness has been paid aud the
payers received their EA!Ariea This eAm 10 anxious 10
stay IN the League but believing that they cannot get
fair show. dsbAnd stein. as did Garrison will
70 Ansons Chicago Club IL Is thought the rest OF
the players are wei! provided for
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Post Be,tInE-YounS Duke, to l: Arab Bradford,
each to l. Raymond. TO l Rosa, TO l., Elmstone,
Carrie G.. each 10 g L. Parametta ~ 10 !: Dr. Heb
Lady Pulsiter Fornwo0d. each 10 to Nevay. 30 TO
kisrnet tJ to !: Doney, sU - /; Edward r.. Ruby
koyAL EACH !,
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Brighton Beach and GuttenburR each an
nounce fine fields OF horses for to-days races.
Following are the probable starters at the
Beach
freq sj a S sHsndo nvS
ss TO- TS r Hi csS
Tanner. 90. TenevouA e.
hi m st rs .'nf 's sa5s9S f9 5
john SsRaoa Gore tG Gs i kaas
mrs;
ts.el de- fnos Lac sS 5a.sGw s SeHTf' Ann:
9, rS ArstFIpe. colt III; AdoiphuE los; zsnobiS,
'g FouP s? $50 for and Up;
Say a. iis Pscon 0n I Key yos Rapins os;
Gast s,.s. UI 1Ast!er I; = j. EB loS GHfap ss
i4 ksysE Il k.%s;a s. R:Ss 81
ss5 d. 49, 81
ra ~ Of G P fe4I x &c So ol 2
~; ye!d.Sf To-: ssn:ans III toion iO7; So i:
StHtn Rhce"h1td!s race; purse $500; heavy wsl.sr
TEh f ana t 81 S,q Mntp ~
- Bne Day ~ RerAree "a: Pat 41k Iss 1 lS
Davis. In; sanford ~: Bay Rum - y" -
The eth race d.d not MI and ,Ae rrst divided
Guttenburgs card is as follows:
Isnt ~ %na iCs Bsn.dict Us faeis E. ioS;
EeTIT S t IG o.c.1a III GFIy o! Re- 1!9
.. Dave :. - ha.io - rHroIina .. g.. -
r. SSa@f r. yt:."s
10; Monte C.lsEo. -. Top sa" III, Nugget luj
Pail Mail IU4; hattie G.. o..
Third Race.Pnrse SO for twoy,a- o,ds: I'VE fur
longs HoOdcuti-r. l!h hemp!e My. NJ. lyman,
1876 Little Fred lui. Count Ne In. lU2 Euola 81;
Bertha Campbell 81 PssoE, ~. julie u, 100 LeouWad
TO-
Fourth Racs-Purse S75n: WlTkens ami Iilens hAndL
cap; six and one hall rurNncs busted. rs, Rance
cas li2. sh"tov!r. ~. Goltn Reel. 10, Prince
Howard ~ irotiEA io'i Gay st"c';2n in2 Oracle
Eltth Race Purse sou: selling, mile and quarter.
80 Hslsn NcreRor colt 30 Roya! Garter 81 bella ~.
sixth Race Pure S4UJ; selling. fur!ongs Pon-
t,c0 liz; Count Luna III, AVA no. Nu0inaIv iu7;
Tru an Iu7 Mamie HAY l"7 lO2, Biscuit, lD1;
Ii,n ". cupid ~; Souvenir ~, frauL o. Mel.
wood ~
First race at $50 2. W.
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Brighton Beach and GuttenburR each an
nounce fine fields OF horses for to-day's races.
Following are tho probable starters at the
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The Players League.


NEW YORK IN. IL. 90: BUFFALO Up. LILO.
Manager Ewing and his team OF ash twirlers
Knocked out tho Buffalo team at Brotherhood
Park yesterday. 1t was slugging game from
the very first inning, and tho 764 persons pres
cut hugely enjoyed the heavy stick work. AS
heavy hitting means considerable running.
The players felt rather warm chasing each
eter standing above the 100 mark. Crane was
slso an easy mark for tho visitors and Hat
Fold was called to the rescue, but the homo
work n such an extent that Crane could safely
have pitched out the full nine innings instead Of
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Convention OF tho l.. A. w.

The idea OF President james Dunn Of tho League OF
American whesnsn OF calling constitutional conytn'
ton to be held the national meet Of that association
At Niagara Falls next month. is meeting with much
approyAl from tho wheOlmen hersabnuts Mr.. DUnIs
purpose ia wishing TO hold tho convention Ia to enlarge
the scope of tho IeARue Of American Nheelm by
hitting TO membership others than whes men This
will in his opinion. lend to the organization much
greater strength than IL a. present. enjoys and also
enable II more readily fur ITS ouieCA Ihe idea u
70 admit not cyceTI
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The regular monthly meeting OF the Brooklyn Bicycle
Club was held last evening a: their club house in Han
son place. Important among the business transacted
wa the PROPOSED amendment TO the bylaws OF tho
club In reference to the admission OF members six
new members were enrolled They were Howard u.
H.ld p D. Goddard Edward II. OIley Walter Burt
and A. \ lAvlland for the active list and Benjamin
Nall for mon resident membership II Is doubtful II
INK the Invitation 20 Join he Brooklyn Lacrosse cub
inaton PArk track. The members may individually
ioin but the club takes active part in racing
matters, so no cuon WI! be taken.
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Racing In England.

LospoS July s,-This was tho second day Of the
Leicester summer meetiuE The principal race was for
tho Portland Stakes of 800 SovsreznA for TWO year
olds: hye furl0nss straight Il was won by half
length byJ H. UUdswoIths BAY colt Orvis'O, by Bend
or OF SApoiI Lord Durham's Chestnut colt Peter
Flower. by PstArclL out OF FLORIDA, was sscpnG.
three lengths IN front OF u T. BANGS Jay cot HsVvr
end BY Energy out Of RGNsuse third.
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Tennis ut Orange.

Probably the nnest tennis ever seen In Orange or
this vicinity played yesterday at the Orange lawn
tennis tournament at Aontross The game was the
nnest in the gsntemen'H singles between Gambler and
johnson and the occasion brought out large crowd OF
spectators who were very enthusiastic The play start
eli at o'clock and the irst set was the most stubborn
fought seen here The set went to johnson
by the Of ia
The second SGT Was commenced and after each player
had won two games Mr. Gambler was overcome by the
heat and Mr Johnson refused 10 take the match
lo IN "a
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Other Games.
Cameo To-day.

Cameo To-day.
FLuoNAL LEAGUE
New York Chicago at the Polo grounha
Brooklyn va Cleveland at wash inRton Park
IhiAde phih Va. Cincinnati at Philadelphia
Boston va Pittsburgh, at Boston.
PLAYERS
New York Va Buffalo at Brotherhood Park
Brooklyn VA Chicago at Eastern Park.
Boston Va Cleveland. at Boston.
Philadelphia We Pittsburgh. at Philadelphia
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Toledo ys Brooklyn. at Toledo.
L. uiEville va Athletics, at Louisville
81 LouiS va SyrAcuIe at St Louie
Columbus W. Rochester, at Columbia
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Jersey City Va Hartford. At OAKLAND Park.
New HAven vs. Worcester at New Haven.
wilmington Baltimore, at Wilmington
Newark Va Washington. at Newark.
oTHER GAMEG
Staten Island Athletic vs. Staten Island Cricket at
New New Brighton
Albany Cuban Giants at Albany.
81 Louis College va Long Branch, AZ Long Branch.
Herald Va World, At RidEewood.
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LITELE SPORT at POINT BREEZE.
Dallas Wins the bingham Hotel Stakes
After "a Hard Race.

PnmIpELrnA, July 9 Tho midsummer trottng meet
ing OF the Philadelphia Driving Park Association began
to-day under moSE fAvorah!" conditions The track was
in hne CONDITION. aud tho finishes were very exciting
Tho principal event Of the day, the Bingham Hotel
Stake with s1tol added for ":IS PAGERS was won Ly
Tho fAvorite Dallas after one OF tho pretiest races
seen here for many seasons,
There was considerable difference OF opinion as TO
whether fourth money In this race should tho as
zoe alton usAsury or De given TO the of Black
NOrk or M4rcndes The latter taken sck after tho
eth heat and Withdrawn Black York and Major Won.
der were sent tho stable the conclusion Of that
heat not having won heat The JUICES withhOd their
decision until tue rules could lie consulted Attend.
Rnce 81
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The Metropolitan League.

The Metropolitan District Cricket League held meet.
ing at the ons ~ Am'redn CreL' IS Frankfort street
last night. No reporters were admitted, but IL was
learned that the object Of the meeting was to recon,
slider the decision arrived at in regard tho New York.
Kings C0unty game protested BY the latter II is said
that the uintS good SpiTi treTaled Al tho meeting
the LragGs hen tue T'Su Of the do liberation viii be
Accepted with The moot friendly feeling by the two
clubs affected.
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The National League

CHICAGO IN. L., 8: NEW YORK IN. LIZ
The score OF yesterdays game between the
New Yorks and ChicaEos was very close. Not
uuttl tho last man was out did the New Yorks
R,vo up their fondly cherished idea of victory.
Both teams played magnificent ball IN the
field. but it was at the bat that the homeiteam
was found wanting. Sacrifice batting would
have landed the New Yorks winners but the
nan viii not attempt TO sacrifice whom their
Captain sets the example by trying to smash
Inc ball. A eacrif fee hit at three different
%eloh pitched splendid game. But eight
hite we're made of him. and he gave but two
He was finely supported. and the ChtcaRos
bad 70 earn every one Of their runs: Both a,, Of
New Iorks runs resulted rom 6ss9s On 81 paI Is
Donny's and Tiernan's day. The latter. was
unusually lively on the bases, and got two
aides ever seen on the grounds. Tiernan had
no trouble IN hitting Luby. The score:
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The Atlantic Association.
NIB won again at Oakland Park yes
The Jersey City c
erlAy. The score :

Earned runB1Jerley CITY, First base on errors-
q HarttOrd Z Home run. EitzgsrAld: Tw9bass hts
gerald. IhieLin, Doy!s sAcrihee hit1. McDsrmo,L
fugsraid, Turner Forster, sutton. Walsh Doublo
suuek euL.boyie 2l AeGgstsn; sISdy poosy Nc.
bass on bAlls-Uh Stab: . on Turner 3 Passed ball
Moore wild pitches-Turner 2: stab, l. Umpire
Valentine. Time-l4a AuendAnee-4O0
EEWAEK, f; WASHINGTON, 3
NEWARE July s,-rhe HewarkG by hard hitting and
good fielding succeeded In defeating the WsshinKOns
he
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Close or tho Croquet Tournament.

Tho second ann nal summer tournament OF the Union
croquet Club close yesterday on the lawn in
Central Park. Mr. william NJ HRiEht succeeded IN
winning nrst prize having won twenty six games and
lost mono Mr.. Francis Stark second prize and Mr..
J. o. Fowler third prize record Of the tournament
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