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EEwpuRGu. Aug, 2s The tournament Of the Warwick
Athletic Club took place to-day, and the Newburgh boys
were certainly In IT, They brought home SIX first and
four second prizes The results were;
iialfmio Bicycle kaco-won by George Brewster
Ncwburgh Y. NJ. g. A. Athletic Club; Waller n Whue
Two hundred and twenty yard Rnu Non by ". r.
Bailey Of Middie!own; u. Manning Whittier A. u o.
Eigh. hundred yard Run-won by d IIaiyht of Gos,en
Manning, Whittier A. e.. second Time. minutes 10
edo, Ba'.ass 4 is't inchs. W. O. King Sswbarsh
Running High Ju%pEWon By =. Q, ch,etsr,aE New.
si.ndns 55Ssd 5a%'p56wop By ,Rs ,Rsssr.9ra w
one ha ndr cd yard Dash won by ". Dempsey. Time
10 i.5 seconds. o. rhicIerna NewburRh YIN. c. A..
WAS second. -
MiidieIown Distance n feel
Throwing The basobaii-won by J. Lawlor OF Middle.
town Distance. 2s2 feet ~ lnr hes
Two.mils Bicycle Race-won by George Brewster,
NswbuIgh J. n q A, Time; minutes ~ { ssco 'ds;
q % s ~
Time, . minutes So ID sscondI frAnk Becrsn OF
Max samuelh Whittier A. G, won the medal for tho
The .p:siai weigh. ~r.;:.'ins mate. . e.!wtsn . H.
Whittier A. e.. wa. won ' tn, former
The Whittier Club A., bsa. 10 Warwick Club In the
tug of war. The Warwick totn won the sdAl In the
bowling match. The Nswbur ,hs were their coinpsti-
tors
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THE BEATRTx WON AGAIN.
But She Was Closely Fressed by th
, Newly TiNkered Alhor,sk.


Newly Tinkered Aihorak.
MARBIEHEAp. Mass. Aug. 90. Tho Beatrix
added another TO her string OF victories to-
day. by winning the last Of the Corinthiau
Yacht Club seriss. For sixteen miles the race
was close and exciting. At the first mark the
fret and last boats were only one minute and
forty seconds apart. ana at the next mark they
were separated by only six minutes and seven
teen seconds. but In the windward work the
Beatrlx showed her superiority.
Thore were no iinkes to give one boat an adj
vantage ovor another. A siifr, steady breeze
prevailed and kent the decks awash.' In reach
day was the re mark able iio SeI formancs Of joha
has anderson . lately has made nav boat q
the aSe eatrs shs @ estsa sas fSs tbs
such day as the Owesns liked, . :" W." '
After the ilrst mile tho Barbara stool no
sasnsi to wn Tas wHf sss 2sE IN
lGseconis after tho signal was given. The Min
fCN was secopa .S at Oi ~
buoy. An the, boats carried cIu6,opsails.
BABY bs sheGe 6wesns and Mneoa had
on ss 'sn,esIhheante EIhoaar ~ SiabGpsas ,,. .o,,,
positions without any material change The
RoinR mile but tho l'Rine and Belmont boats
had more speSd on. 1t was q close race to the
Alborak. II :54:l7; Ieatrix. II :54 81: Mineola,
1l:54 $40: Oweene. II :55:17: barbara. IL 1865 :M.
Immediately alter rounding the mark spin
nnkors were broken out. but tho wind was
tickle and fattenod out SO much that the big
sails did not draw very well. The wind shifted
trifle on the run. favorine the Bea,rlx and
Alborak. the,e two drawing away from the
while far behind were the Mineoln. Oweene.
and barbara In the order named. not . boat
length Length apart. phe Tie Reatrlx nv, was ~ unable to
prised everybody by her superb work on these
two legs OF he course
=, The times OF rounding the outer nj ark were:
Bentrix. 1:l0 Alborak. l:lO:31; Mineola.
l:l5:5O: Oweeno. l :16 O9: Barbara. 1:1G:l7..
Whom tho boats were we'll under way on tho
their relative positions. The BeatriI shook or
The owscne AMI Mineola kent together.
Their skipbers knew that there was no chance
Tor them to win. 80 they had swhat fun they
could got out OF the race together: Tho Mine
0weene outpointinR and outfooting the New
York boat. The Barbara was having her fun
OFT to starboard where nobody could tell Just
what she was doing; The hlborak held ner
ewn with the other bOats but fell hopelessly
behind the Beatrl1. The latter won with time
to spare.
1t was close shave for the Paine boat, but
she held on to- second place with a margin Of
only 20 seconds. The Mineoa and the Bar
bara had an excitinx brush for last place. and
there was difference Of only two seconds
hsn nes hs The
place on allowance. Following is the official
summary OF the race
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Cornell Harrlers' Cameo.

Tho FIRST championship games of the Cornell Memo
rial Narrers took place yesterday afternoon Tho
grounds of the Xavier Oval l35th street and Rail-
road avenue, before quite largo crowd OF club snthu
saAs The games the first tho club has held and
were worry successful The events and results
followa:
Fifty yard exhibition dash against the club record
of 81 seconds. on by IL p. Frankie II. brown sec
Ssventy.t!vs yard Dash agans. club record Of sec
Frnnkio Otto Brand second. Time, o seconds Second
heat won by II. Brown. W. Browning second. Time
sa5 seconds. Third heat won by W. Adams @ ORA.
ham second. Time, s26 seconds Fourth heat won
by Vim. Dodson. Il. Hamilton second. Time lo sec
9nds Trial hea. for SECOND @ men won by W Broyning
won by ii. Brown e. Graham second. H. =. Frankie
third. Time. s I5 secouds.
liaif.miie Wal-A walko for NJ. Blauvelt
Runnng Ii!.h Jump-Won by O. Brand, William
Fickinger second. Four feet inchea
Tnr.. Hundred YsrG' !,annFIr'f heat wen BY H.
Second heat ron by William Dodson. william Brown.
ing second. Time. - seconds Third hea; won by q.
Graham. II. brown second Time 81 seconds Final
heat by II. r. Franks a. Graham second. William
Browning third Time. 80 seconds
Standing Fioad JumI-To by 2 Rrspd @ feet @sA
owning third feet 80 inches
One mile Run-Won by Walter Adams NJ Rlauvet
second. o. brand third. Time. minutes 40 seconds
Running Broad Jump-won by Walter Adams 10 feet
liam browning third, - feet 9inches.
han. NJ. Blauvelt second IL. Brown third. Time
The championship OF the club was won by George
Graham, who received fourteen points.
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OYSTER BOATS BEClLMED.
A Dull Day for the Larchmont Yacht Clul
Race.

The Larchmont Yacht Club met with unfa-
vorable conditions for lts seventh annual oys-
ter boat race on the Sound yesterday. Thirty.
two boats crossed tho starting line Just before
noon In q light west-northwest breeze. and
laid their course for markboat in Hempstead
. reach to Captains island. where they found
81.
they were almost hecalmed. Then light
breeze came In from the south;.outhy u vest; but
the draughts OF air were 80 light that lively
race was prevented.
Early In the morning there was . good
swsy the N ~ se %sy
Hart's simon Banks alone in Class for open
] stapssd 10 % class ia wsre y A. J. Jo1sss IsG Nary
Eesf; 3; Ms5ri'ss liz hizsis j: bs!I: ara =; 1; +:
'is Tss g Starters Df il Glass 2 for cabin s|oons
Ray. j. i. F"sd: Glsudia NJ. "A. l. Ford Eliza
hFS 2s1y Msi; e ID a.1sfh saa FRiy H
Thorne Minnie. +. Gum. and the Frank Hop. .:
In class i. for open sloors under 80 feet, were
the % %Shnmrock hsWs ;ds broths,s oTnsrs e 81 Jennie
Ssrris Carrie +. Capt. Muiiisan: The stsrters sn in
Glass iG5 sm,s the osr 9ks Me-
Quaker @ etpr Gity. G. i. Wo"dward; Fanny H., M,es a
Merrill and Loon. r. G. Duryea.
The PRICES offered we're $50 for first and 1875
for second in Glass !. and $40 for !rst nnd s25
Committee OF the Larchmont Yacht Club man
aged the race. The boats started away in a
they were shown com mend able courtesy by the
Captain Of the tug Sarah J. Weed; which was
coming wess WITH r r Gps b toW; Inc captain
clear. and his consideration for The oystermen
WAS warmly appreciated.
classes were: Class l-Jennie Z. first. Mary
Ella serond Glass 2sClaudIa M. frat. Emma
walkovsr. Class 4-Jennie A. Willis frat,
Agitntor SECOND. Class 5-Fanny N. first.
Idler second.
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No Breeze the Ladies', Breeze.

GRrESwIrH. Aug. "a ladies' day breeze prevailed
on tho Soun today. The conditions were such a. lust
suited many ladies who in the thirteen yachts
which took part In tho ladies' day regatta of the River
side Yacht Club. The for schooners soopp ana
cutters was ssysn nautical miles The cuurae Tor cat
boa,s and 80 and nian.aiI boats va. eight nautical
late that some Of the larger boats did In until
after dark,
Schooner Niryana .oop Alcsto. G:l7ns; sloopS Eury
5:a7 30; cstboat Nellie. kahina 5::a;i3; Iatter
3:ii ~: Gertrude. 5.+J+l; Phy,lia :lOM
Owing the late Mt which tile last bOsg came
IN The Judges Charles h wilson and H. lioughngton
said ii would BE- hard tell which OF the bnAts had
won in tho various classes Tor there time allow.
nnes due many, % On ,hs IommodHre,. n yacht IVES a
iIufinuion Miss Martin Mis-. Tyson, Miss Oswald Mrs
Lyon, Mrs. King, aud Miss Kiuv
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II: NEW YORK. Q.


p,rrspuRGH. Aug. 29.--As soon as to.dAy's
hail game at Exposition Park was over Messra
Day and Mutrio left tho grounds Just as fast as
. hack, a pair Of horses. and hack driver
sopld take them. They hadn't q word to say.
and there never were two moro disconsolate
man in Pittsburgh. Tho cause Of It WAS ;hnt
for the III ri time in succession tho New iorks
ts,l victims 10 the -uggers OF this city. and tho
victory wound up n glorious wcoi for the vlc-
tors, There Is no denying tho fact that Man.
,esr Mc(iunnige has tn, team doing great
things lust now. IIe deserves all tho credit
that lie gets. because no man could have
worked harder 20 got the team into playing
FORM ard he may now rest assured that the
l,ea, cranks and fans have him as an idol.
There we're 2,s23 persons present. and never
amore dslG'i, cd crow witnessed II bali game.
Tue home players began in q way that loft lit
te or no doubt as to what the result
would be In fairness. it may be said
that the visitors were in wrecked
condition. generally speaking. Long John
Ewing is unable to pitch. and young
Arthur Clarkson was put in to do the twlrlinR.
TWAS soon discovered that Arthur was not
the man for the position as in three innings
eight runs. we're scored against him. In that
time six big hits were made. four wild nj, ches.
AMI iour bases on balls Then Ba replaced
uiu ous tLo Eoihe WoS Wou Su0u Wy tuo uoino
team.
Old Sport Calvin was In the box for the
home tnlent and Jeems never DID better. The
male of his delivery. and the ninth inning WAS
Iescheu before n run WAS made BY the visitors.
Upto hut point the interest in the game was
centred in tho question rs to whether or not
the New lorks would le shut out but the first
Iun of The visitor ~; was =, made de in rsmsrkabIs
s.iiins osss Inc ihe risht-isld fence ior I the l5ss
hit was. indeed. great one. and Tier
nan received hearty cheers for the fent.
Tnel Cunnor nude, double ana Rich
scored on ORourke's sacrifice. Although the
contest VAS one sided there was some
brilliant playing done, In It. Shuearts work
#srd %sas esS 10 m.fe
visitors a every. point and scored their eighth
ihe tfe enne flied out to
TieInan and ShuGart got bis base on balls
Miller whacked out q triule to left. Beckley
ssnt single to right two bases on balls fol-
time these vere two wild pitches and passed
bali and oil these things com mhinel nett.d i've
big runs In the next inning Bierbauer led on
On s in%bs s. Bassese sSa via
In the third inning Ward led on with single
Richardson's tumble allowed Corkhili to reach
Atst and Calvin followed with n single to left,
Bierbauer made single and as a result two
thir inning on Barr did the pirchinr chi s and ID did did
fairly we'll. In the sixth inning Bcckley made
) single and Lally a double and these with
Leilly's sinele scorsd two runs; IN the eighth
single. Ward got his base on balls. and Cork
hills single scored Lally. The score:
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IT'S A VERY STEEP HILL,
.x, THE NEW FORKS ARE SLIPPING
noUy WITH GREAT RAPTDITY.

Syers severely Beaten as FtsssSsrgh
1..t.rasy-wrishrs Mea Gave Auson
...,her Biaek Eye-Boston aAa Clsva.
"a Play Two Gsmss. Each wi~niae
.o..-Broohiyn Fiaai,y whips Cincinnati.
e.,hsr A doleful state Of affairs The pros
- "A strong that II many moro members Of
w. ysv York team are incapaoitated It will be
s.,s.ssry TO hire some club to play out tho
...s.dule Meanwhile. Anson and his braves
.ss sharpenine their scnlping knives and
...,tine tho advent Of the disabled New York.
-. The latter begin their last games OF the
....on at Chicago on Monday. Philadolphia
.o,ne TO Pittsburgh. Boston to Cincinnati. and
nroollyn to Cleveland. Tho crippled Phila-
J.inbIa. gave the Chicagos another tumble
s..,erday, all OF which was very encouraging.
rlsycland got up courage enough to win one
s,tro games played with Boston. and Byrnes
n.n brought warm blush OF Rladness to thu
.s..ts OF Brooklynites by winning q game,
altar losing seven times in succession. The
results follow:
p,tsburch. IL; New York, 2.
brooklyn. Z: Cincinnati.
First camel Cleveland. 6: Boston. 3.
Second game, Boston. II: Cleveland. 3.
Philadelphia. 6; Chicago. 2.
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Baseball Notes.

Dave Orr and J.. Hopkins will umpire the game bs
tween the 81. Louis Browns and New York Reserves
to-day At Nsseawkeu.
MLwAuKEr, Aug. 2a.-President Gillette OF tho Nil.
waukeo Baseball iuo stated a. moon that more than
half tho necessary To 0Arry the club has been
and that there was no doubt that Milwaukee
would remain In tho American annexation Three
local capitalists have announced that they Will put uD
all the backing needed at ~ events Gillette has IN
the basin esS men TO put mp some OF H.
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ATHLETIC. 9; coLuzsus , tsRcosp GAZE.

harmed Runs-Athletic 4; Columbas. l. Two,6ass
Coreorsn Home Ran-Ly.,on: fiI:. base or p. o.ls.-
nua.s snsd, .TwitchslL whesioek. Lystcn. Hit bS
pitched baiI-AsIAmany. struck ont-MoTamany:
Oalls-Cross powss (ll Tims-i:O. Uppirs-As.
honey. Attendance aOOl
BALfIMoRx, 8; ;.f I0JN. e.
BALTIMORE, AUG. 2a-Wilh . lead OF four runs the st.
Louis the Orioles TO sie the score 6y timely bat
ting HsAly hit hard In the nrst and hfth inninRA
The ves thSr WAS very thrsstenine Umpire FsrGuAOn
called the game because Of darknsss. Attendance.
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Staten island 4. c...""...i 90 o-l
thRleWood =. t......... ......O " u o--o
First bass BY error Staten island A. c.. l. Left on
bases Sin,sn Island A. q. 3; Ensle wood y g. First
base on bAlis-On Van Zant y; on wsservelt Struck
outs Mowry: Mcdonald g. Duryee E;,. Casey Cat
Naors. -, ,;ssr brrosse, r;, s,n,.n b.s.
hrauss Dsppisr Wilbur, Double pay,,rro.seir and ard
Duryee aud Prosser Geer and Finley lit BY ptcher-
Deppler, Prosper Passed ball -GaunL umpire-iIop
kins Ttms-l:27.
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Staten Island q. C........l o 0-l
Crescent a. C..................i U y U - u U o.
c'a Left On basss- staten Island g d. 81 Crsscsnt A.
TSlnt.r a. Power. Brown ta fas.s Ford io!ohil,,,
Hsnssr. ,Iofa Brush Stolen ea.s.-FsS.. Murphy.
ply !. Umpirs-sullivan. Tms-i:tl
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posros,

Earned run-BOston. Two b..e hit..Dqiy. Ryan
sessi: soi.n bss.s-Brcwn. jsnnnrs fir:. Iss. on
so.ton tou:yls WlIa eI,sns..;5 sua'niSn Ss,, z
Ola y-shInrv and Vaylor. Uinpirs-Ksrins. 1inis-2
hours seconds. AttendAncs-T.sUo
The sun., 1891-08-30

The committee OF the Corinthian Yacht Club
met Immediately alter to. day ace. and heard
the evidence In support OF Mr. Tncker's claim
The claim WAS not allowed. 90 the Beatrix wins
the race. and by virtue OF to.day's victory wins
the 5000 cum
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Yacht R.cl.e Association,

meeting OF the New York Yacht Racing Association
will be held next Tuesday evening At oNsiils. sixth
avenue and street. Delegates have been
requested take to the meeting the hampton non.
paits won at tile $500 lat ions regatta last fall
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BALTIMORE.

Earned runs-Baltimors, !: St Louis. J. Two base
hits-H.aly 9. stolen bases-gallimors Double
plays johnson and Townsend. Fnller and Oomsksv.
frit base on ha!ls-Batinors. $: st. Louih Hit BY
pitched bal6Giloert STRUCK out-by rHssiy; =; by
HeaIy. !; Rutgar !. 7ims-l:<o Umplss-Fsrguson.
BOSTON a. ~. 2; LOUISVILLE =
Bos1ox Aug. 70 Tho Lopisviles shocked the Bean.
eaters to-day by playing . strong game OF ball 1hs
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so,roS. II: cLsvtl,sn s-srcoSp oAus.

n,t;,.Qalnn S,.I.y: Thtsebsss his,.Doyls; Quinn.
Kelly Tucker, Gan.si Left on hass.-tls.s,and. 9;
boston. struck .out-By shearon. =; BY staley J.
play.-sn.sTon Ghi!d' and Virtue: Long Quinn and and
Cancel staey. Passed bAil--GAnxeL Hit BY pitcher
Siaisy. Wild pi,ches-Shearon. Tine-l Al Umpire
Hurst Attsndnnce-aUO.
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The A merican Associ neiou.

The Anaerican Association.
Two OF the American Association games yes.
terday resulted In . tie SCORE. The scores
were: '-
First camel Athletic. 6: Columbus. 5.
tSecond Rame) Athletics. =: Columbus. 2.
baltimore. 6; st. Louis. g.
Boston. 2: Louisville. 2
At Washing gton-Rain.
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Yachts ut shelter Island.

RnELrRn IsLAEp, Aug. 2a-Among the yachts anchored
on the hanhAnset House tonight are the Alicia
schooners natsrwi.ch. Social. and Ramona, siooIs
GORILLA and Wizard
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YoSrIRs. Aug :"-Ths second annual fall games OF
the ronkers Athletic Clnb took pace mpon the clubs
grounds At Lowerre this afternoon Harry Cnrtss the
English maik:n; champion, and L. d. LaIge. were
both entered in tho one mile walk Although too
heavily handicapped 90 win hey pleased the specta
tors By their line exhibitions In he nnni heat the
100 yard lash. G. f. sanford. New Haven g.: y W.
Gsrwz, Riverside A. Z. and A. NJ. Jnison, Manhattan
A. C. ran dead heat and wraEsie occurred In tho
n.s h"st OF M ' ,n -"ossT 'rsns
r. i,'".: MsrS
WA. second! "shSsau. A. e. yala: :: hrd.
:s; ss$. ts,'s ss'$s
sai ior.yvsn1. Novice sassN ra,
ss.i,:a :.s s.$,, Sss.
$$sr'. ..eoa ,f.S - faa.r. i, J. a T. scratch 'hid
G. p' %. ,n hr.n ,.:ous 10" y"r1. M s,. r.s;
ton lsIo SlY' yards iltrd lime u minutes - 80
.mr;me@ Max MAXI A. Ks.n.n, "a. Co.. e. a s,conh. ,.a:
nr srfs r. ss snr S"ss slSsn second o@s
YM: {: A. 90 osscond'. third, Time, il minutes i7i5
or. ss?sa s isHs' % ssS:. e Ss.
fests inches second.
Orange County's Young Trotters to Meet.
GOSHEN Aug 20 -En,rt's have closed for tho Orange
County Colt Stakes. the mo interesng event among
the owns. and breeders of hne iro,ing stock in this
county The premiums are offered by tho Orange
County Driving Park Association for the respective
casses of tvo three and four old roters bred in
ne county, Ths nominations made are oy weilknown
knapP H0.hssn hnsy
z r. Hin, stony Ford bL I Doris Watson Sargent. DO
shsn; b. T. Star Beauty; sws more Goshen of Ida
Glars.
DuIland Watson SARGENT Goshen, b. q H. H.;
GeoTge Sluris Goshen. b. d. u - Ira l.. Cummings
Niddrt0wn D. Mersereau; Horace X. Green. Goshen
br e. tailor Boy; Wood Bun chester. b Luelia G.
Kirk, Sparta b T. MAdGe
Four. year, ,ods-GsoTge Firman Goshen, h {. Tariff
Maid; George H. Mapea Chester, Lizzie n George
Sasst J. O. HowlSnd CSsS,sE b 4 The pnehcot
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svxAcusr. Aug ca.-W. E. Coushln. Of tho pitch.
OF tho disbauded Syracuse team to-day received
letter from Manager Murie Of the New Yorks pting
his terms and Askn9 him join tho club in Chicago
tomorrow 1: 3 saiL that Mutro 10 also after Simon.
left Iledsr.
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The Ann teur League.
THE RECORD.

r,nh,. non. Lo.i Pere, cinhs. Eon. koa. ftr g;
Staten i.A.C.i$ .te7! staten Lee /, ~ .Os5
cssscgSr 4. G., 6; STATEN ISLAND C.. trRsr cAxEl
The Crescent Athletic Club won both games ~ Lv.
In 9nton yssi0rday, Tie scores:
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THE RECORD,

Earned runs-A,hlsse. s; ColumSus 2 Two base
GrookL Iwl.eheh !sbsns stolen , bs.s.-H - Halm.n.
ran and Lafiin: Haman and Corcorsn; coroor IN aud
Hailman First base on baIls-Lsrkin Cross Crooks
Iam.ny ~ n.ilm.n cc%fsor.n % xSysy n Grc:s Cham.
wild pitch-Gastright Tims-2:SL Emrirs-MAhonsy.
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There was large turnout OF marksmen At the
weekly prize clAy pigeon shooting competition OF tho
New Jersey Shooting Club ut Clareinont yesterday
afternoon. The results were:
r. Ese"sy's I y; Isas.s ssa Sss.ss : Fufdy. 1:
S.nS %,.is.% sS..?.s j. ~ virdsn g. Ds%is;
ssss S' :s'
s.S nsST,s5 5s
.ss %s ~ E%ssra I: itsasnSalgS EmyT =. h,ss%ss
s stSs' w b.eh via shsssr
Hs;. at.s.s :d Gnafi i hsS%ona rHRS a. " Vincent
iy:G 'f sas1 'ssn-E'".f Ss.n
nSs KsF y%"e and d frsn a , and s 4 ss
TicG v, shAsfsL =; +, W Leav't and Charles A.
" Tfth event hmesn birds each; Esys,ons sys,sm-r
tsSNi fSwsra e ynsss roi an Itp I1" ss.n:y
Sprs:s%:.. VIII smu and II. Nv Slas.as as'$"
FSns F%isn 81 F. '0mD''H s''" Vincent Il O. Dc Witt
Printers Can Set - Good Pace In the Field.
The eleventh sunu, picnic of tn. Printers Bsnsvo.
snt Association was held at Harlem River Park yes.er
day afternoon aud evening and was largely attended.
Tho principal attractions were The athletic games
They o1 ns ns' Of
printing tradr-won by T. - Pryor or BGrgoyne's; J..
erode second Time. . seconds
Two humid ed and twenty yard Run lIandicap-Won
by Pryor OF Bargoyne's J.urode SECOND. Time.
70 seconds
0ne nlls Run. Hand!Gar-won by Edward + cassidy:
financial t"'"ni.t, John Layer. second Time.
minutes 81 seconds
Half mile Champ mponship Run-Won by j.. T. McDer.
mott of kico Rays. }, Paxton OF 7. W. Prat sec'
ond. Time, minutes seconds
Two mile Run. iiandieap-Won by James Roach of
Fat Mems RAce-won by Amos balm. Weighing 2sO
pounds T. j. sehms'lzlsin second . Time 70 ssc9nds
Auiey; Jsdgsh yosephT LazaIus B. L. land Edw. II.
NsnricL MY. G. CT Starter, h y Nsrlsli
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Staten Island C. C..........O % D o.
Crescent A. C...... .,.......3 ~ o $ % o-iO
EARNED % Iun;1c,:'esnt = c. Firss bs.s by error.
on SSiis-on iyus. s. on c.dmu.. Struck oat.csr
Brown fsI4,: FSra Aarphy IioschSi.: G.,a@9: @9:Ia Ia
sIa:h s.sf.ao. h!a.T:ix:r q Vsa,s Tsrd s:nn:!y
Td Sb. siS:n s1SIs:mo sru.s .a s HossS
pitckss-Tyns Q: cadmus I. Passed hails-Nafphy. 81
Carr, I. Unpirs-sullivsn Time-l%a
sSAysH IsLASD \ o. J; sH0Lxwoop ! d, o.
Easlswesds pretty bell nsd wAs the sesas Of Lively
The sun., 1891-08-30


Earned runs-Ceveland. 2; Boston, ]. Two-bass hit
y1AnseL sscrincs, hits-Burkett Davia Doyis ~.
Wan Nash. stolen bAsea-MoAlser t1l Htoysy. Nash,
Tncksr Camel Left on basss-Gisv.iand. 10; Boston
Ill., ~ @s'rncE ontoby Wan Z: ny Ciarkson, bases on
Nash. and:Tucksr First on srrvrs-Clevsland. Passed
bAls-Doyle, !; CAMEL, I. Htt BY pitchef-Tucker.
Tiins-i:iO Cmpes-Hurss.
The sun., 1891-08-30

Water clear and sparkling. like the diamond, CLINT.
Ing back the suss rays: ~ its purity symbol OF
could much bs said Of wine Slsssisss Duplex PuE
nsTA-La.
The sun., 1891-08-30

Tho New Yorks played . new cub At Central Park
yesterday and won handily. TIE score:
sauabbl,ng ON th, F,r,A In YonAcr..

The Sonth BrookI;ns had a club match Mt Prospect
Park yesterday u Bsnnrtrs side beating ", +hbHtty
team by . score OF Is to IL
The sun., 1891-08-30
Baseball Games To-day.
rAsTERs ASSOCIATION.
Troy Va Albany. At Pleasure Island.

81 Louis vs. New York Reserves, at Monitor Park.
Senators ". GorhamS. at Recreation Grounda
RidEewoods vs. FuitonA a. Long Island Grounds.
1snnys va lrvinRA At Atlantic Park.
Volunteers Vs. Laurels At Williams BridEs.
The sun., 1891-08-30

Fast trains TO the AdrondscSs via New York Central
wagner sleeping cars TO fAu Smiths station And Tup
per Lake See time IAbls.-<6a