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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-08-14
CARLTON sHAFER.
Chief Clerk Of the House OF Delegates.

Nov, therefore. !, ELIHU y. JACKSON, Cover.
nor of Maryland, do hereby order and direct that
each and al OF the said herein before described
Bills, or Acts OF the General Assembly. six In num-
Der, each proposing separate amendment TO the
Constitution Of Maryland be published once n week
for Atleast three months IN two newspapers pub
liahed In each county IN the state II so many are
therein published, and In three newspapers IN the
City OF Baltimore, before the next ensuing general
election, which will be held on Tuesday the third day
81 November, 1891 at which said election all Of
the ak proposed amendments aforesaid will be sew.
orally submitted TO the legal and qualified voters Of
Maryland for adoption or rejection.
Given under my hand and the
-@ Great Seal OF Maryland az the
TEE GHKAT1 City OF Annapolis, on the sixteenth
SEAL day of July, In the year OF our
OF Lord eighteen hundred and ninety
lhARYLAND.J one, and Of the Independence OF
49, the United States the one hundred
and fifteenth.
ELIHU K. JACKSON.
Il. w. LKCOMPTR,
L26tui1N secretary Of state.
The sun., 1891-06-17
COUNTRY HOUSES, HOTELS, COTTAGES. a.
I" MASON'S::"
Myrtle Az. and Bridge St.. BROOKLYN, n Y
OARS AND SHELLS,
A High Glass ns E,trles to the Long II.
Regatta Next Saturday,

a High Glass nf E,trles TO the Long I.ls..
Regatta Next Saturday.
The Regatta Committee OF tho Long Island Am,,.,,
following entries for tho regatta which takes pl,o
same course as that OF last year
Junior sinRies-R. II Pston, seawanhahs r. G.. ,
Hsndrictson. Rsvenswood Il e. '"''"" b. u
sh.ln senior singles -Ssosas Freeth Narnna r. 9; RL
Donbis Sculis -Rarsn~w ood n. C., P.J shnr.., ,o.
4. j. Bu.ehnann stroke; Varuna. n. C.. NJ GUN II,
four cared shells for the Eooie cnp open to A..o,
tion clubs onv-Naruna n. c.. W. H. Stru.e how Y
b. q, f. Grimes bow: o. cGonnciI = T. Goidsnlh I.
A. Jahn, atrohe. Crescent Athletic Cub. u. A. J,,pn
bow: u b. Ge.ard. =; W. La Aarshr, s; q. ~ Jieols
four,oared Junior shes-Ase,ants Boa. Club NAME,
Athletic Clubs A. Jcssnp bow; a. IS Gerard = ]
J. Allen, bow; J. Koutke. .; a. Dittuch. s. j Harm
Pour oared Gi0-varuna p. G -w. H. s,ru.. how. II
Baird 2: C Stokum. :; Platt Jr,; stroke, & Ny.i.
osassa rss, s.ass. @ T. "a f'S Sosn. .rss, ss.
Hei 4is c;a"tS ny
EisHt-oared Junior shei,s-varurn B. C.. W. Lar,o,
T. Bsycr 81 as Ri,hop s Alex frus.r :: 7Ii.:cn i.s s"n,
Y n. sIoEu bow: v cSu;sh p tlItno,h'R tIi.an e.
Rsrrs sreie Never '" r DsSr so.san Vi W. r..t:n, ss
ITsiiSlbect:- bow: Nsn,ann .; sro.i. 3; "srshi.r
Powell. S: ksarasy. 8; haniibphet 7; Bailey. s,rok.
The IN st event Will be started n P NJ an eon.nu
on throrsh the prearnmIne: A,AtaEeboa; VIII BE- as
bet v Den 3 sid s:AkebpA at and sh0ro S'
The sun., 1891-06-17
GAME MEN OF THE EMPIRE STATE
Important Matters Before . Convention or
Prominent Sportsmen.

Ronk n Y, June I6.-Ths thirty third annual con.
venon of the New York State Association for the
lection OF Fish and Game under the auspces of tho
Rome Gun Club called TO order yesterday at the
Arlington Hotel this city Over 100 sportsmen wero
present. among thom being OF the bsst arksmeu
in the country Nearly nifty clubs were represented
President stryker welcomed the in behalf Of
the Rome Gun Club. Twenty-Five new clubs were
There was quite long discussion over allowing the
new clubs to vote in this convention. 1t was hna,ly
~: that tn: rule. in he .ho0n. er
u. L Gates OF Utica onered resolution referrns to
The Hdrondaess and psaduE to r.ss for
ests into park. It was unanimously adopted.
President Horace White. Syracuse; Fir:,.vice Pres.
f.1s & Il say sTyss: ssg fssis cor
IN: s.. p. p Ssy u and Al.
the s, ThSs s az ,nn, ,ps. % S on n ~ Of ns
tory A.s ciaiion ,hi. mornnss contest there
were entries said TO DO number Of MARKS
.rss.s number IN The tinted sssss with ,hs :sssp,on
OF the Illinois State shoot in Chicago where i2s were
The contest was for $3.50 In cash pr,zss They were
divided , as fei,ows Ts nrs sso second So third
hftesn KinRbrd. Tbe ties were not shot on and nvs
men men succeeded In breaking nttsen hrds They we're
siilil MIL Carr RamsdeIi Knowlsn and Simpson They
The second event in tn. afternoon wa: tho same as
prize. There wsss ios enrs. 10 II. CONTEST ana .Rir
teen we're suces..ful In bEsasns nfteen biras While
Kinsbern, oinsiei shemerhorn. .Koeh- FELTON, lie.
feyre Crosby. Buck Carr. and Bmhsrhon divided nrst
opeuto all conte.ts were shot the rapid nrng
ss VIZ Ia ~ % u IL al
the day and missed only one bird.
The sun., 1891-06-17

There troub,ein tho Semi. professional League Be-
fore week rolls by Of tho clubs may and them.
selves cast by the waysde. whsn the lsAguo frst
organized the prospects looked bright for successful
season financially. but tho taking IN Of tho Cuban
Giants Gorhams 1t 10 claime,. a sad mistake
These clubs began quarrenE with each other
and tho resul. the capture by tho whole
and all hs was contrary to tho leagues rulea-
The Gorhama It IL SAID not as much to blame
tteIr batting order ,nelnied "Washngton" a. left
the liorhAms second basemau and his right name was
prin Sed tn THe Sun the following sAy.
tho other clubs OF this they made strong
prote z and asked that mesttne should be salled.
ters have to DO Strengthened out or the League
will 70 mo wall.
selves that only about $50 persons we're at tho Long
Island gro Snds last sunday, and IL is hard how
the manage will be abe to nay the two gpAran.
sunday Manager BRIGHT OF the Cuban Giants
told SoTer that he expected to get back all OF
his FORMER pl,tyers by July l.
The sun., 1891-06-17
Mnrk,men Mt creedmoor.

CREEpxooR June ls.-A detachment Of the Thirteenth
Regiment, N. G. s n. Y. under command Of Major
Sanger. practised here today. The scores:
Field and staH-Co. D. z. Austin. IS; Major ". c.
Sanger. ~.
Non Commissioned stAn-serReant b. L. TymeL ss;
Sergeant 4. u. NArwood 81
Company A-Sergeant j. Stewart so; Priyntes r.
Lane. SO: L. II. Wisweil 81.
Company B-Privato A. r. Thomss 8.
Company C-serReant r. q. Murphy. So
Company E-Sergeant Chadwick, "a: Corporal J.
r. Pearson SO; W. Z. Pine 81
4. nsyward. IS; j. D. Bat.man 81: IT,. i. Milier ss;
sswssney. gi'v vf.G; sIsFnesrs % EhseleE 81;
K,m6ie s5 j, p Kin..y. s5 K $. Major. .S5; X Morti
msr. ~; g. 0slrandsr, 40; r. e. Dodge. 80; 4. j.
Company G.Lie.. u; smoct so; Ls ssree,ns AZ Y y
WemysL 30: &. Donaghy. 81.
Company I-Lieui. g i; Car,easn so; Corporal c. r.
n Company Kant. l. l. LIscomh q Lieut.. Q. "
Franz 81: Prlvatos r. T. Case 81; T. l. Turton, 81, W.
II. Whitford. 10: G W. Ernest, 81
The sun., 1891-06-17

pretty catches. Cspt ward decidedto go to
tho bnt dist. The f3rooldyns got the bases
illied and two men wvre out. Pinkney could
not ait safely; knocLi39e sla3e foul hy to Latham
"1I IN NJ ,bs second inning Foutz got his bnse on
balls, and ect 10 second on Bniiy's sacrlnce.
rout. stole third oIsvsI c.E,hsrs hit ssfe
Jsr1tSers getting 70 third. and Collins to SEQ
ond on the throw In. Both scored on Wards
'UBrIen Knocked. the ban to centre field for
McfRee's iambie on the throw in in the
iovIh. McPheo hit safely and s3t to second e , on
HoIlIdsss "Sreundsr. and MoP6es went 10
third. ne. SEQ, cd on Holliday.s iotee out at
base on balls 20. Grimm in the fifth Inning.
Harrnaton,s Wild throw 10, catch him on first
another run. In the seventh inning singles by
O'Drlen and Pinkney end HaFriegIon,s ~ 'hsGT si,g
baso. gave the homo teAsn another, run. The
Cipcinnatis got two runs in their hall OF tho
inninR by long drives by l'eilly and Slattery.
The score:
The sun., 1891-06-17
TAXING THE BuLI M THE HORNS
As"Ferpetusl BIackihst" to be Created
for All Contract Junnpers.


WASHINGTON. Juno 1G.-capt. Anson wants
| another catcher badly. but he does not propose
to pny fancy prlces for experimental players.
At his rca,scst tho National Board has made q
reauisltion upon the Rochester Club for the
services OF Catcher Bowman. and $1,000 has
been deposited with President Young to pny
the Rochesteus Dor his reeasc Anson origin
ally wanted Brown OF Albany. but after the ar
rangement had been made bywhich Brown
might Join tho Chicagos he was taken with q
terrible cnse OF swellcd head. henco Anson
concluded that hg did not want him.
In view OF the attempt on the part OF the
Anne rican ASSOCIATE TO induce certain play
ers in the Western Association to jump their
contracts. President Young is preparing cir
cular which lie will send to every player In
the National Agreement clubs warning them
that a perpetust blacklist" will be created
and strictly mat t,tained for all offenders.
When it.wns learned that the Baltimore Club
Miwaukee clubs. President Young, Inickly
teienraphed said players warning them that
aHua Msresmsnt . 'S no amount " nf pEenes or love.
I.asting" Souid resfote them to Iav9r Or with me
S5sans T the h are s
with their original CLUBS.
pleased with the National Agreement that 1t
has applio for projection nnde,r, Class y; in
s,ead Of Glass D. as originally T proposed; sheS;
s9tO. whilo In Class ID they only had to put mp
about half OF that amount. Under Class Is
they will have the right Of oireseryation. which
they did not enjoy uilder Class y. They will
ieGuisition may be made for. President Young
promulgatel 4 buustin with the following
.Contracts-SL Paul. r. J. fogel; Lowell. T.
F. Flannigap. Andrew Costello: Cleveland.
Or. F. ". Osborn Cedar Rapids, J. G.. Allen:
lebanon, John F. Colsmnn; Minneapolis {; Q.
Burns. Charles Selma; Seattle. Dick Vanz;
Evansville. Ray Harkness. George Rittger. ].
T. smith.
ReIe ased-By New York. Jerry Denny; syra-
cuse. Smalley: Worcester. j. J. Lezott; Pitts
bur9h. II. i. Staley: Portland. Or. A. Tully;
Cedar Rapids, @. s. Cain
!. suspended-By Spokane. A. Twineham;
Lynn, Tim Sullivan.
The sun., 1891-06-17
4 SUMMER BOWLING TOURNAMENT
And Hot as It was, tho Players Stuck I.
Their Work.


Hotwithstandins the intense heat fourteen team,
bowed in the nrst days play Of the United Bowling
Clubs summer tournament At Cosmopolitan rart Oh
Monday. There arc ten monay prizes; hrss $50; SOC
end $40: third $50; fourth SIS: nth So sixth 80
seventh SIS; eighth SO; ninth. SO; tenth SO The
amS rolled wss The old German game better known u
Az ri.y the r,ae!is Se team jumped
Snd hsvSH 4 ,nts ss sfses Of a. and III.
Noxart-E. Kreutzberg. ~: wesz 50: Herman n;
II. Kreutzbsrg 4a; Peslsl 3e Total 20s
Rosedale-Tietjen. 50; C. "Sievers es; grereks o.;
Bsilmer. SO; H. sievers ia Total Sill. ~
GAnK
a. ..s CO. puni0 Ss o. Eoranr'r
FOUR
rSlns Il. r russ rHss rs es as satSs 49, sehn
nsSi nis'a as;htn': hth e g. s4s:fn 4 s. I'A' a. Ben
FIX.
Gp'a g. fG; Ho 'se9ssf 1o H. s.s s Ss! I ss'
ranss < asanan ss ''sn.S Tsss a. Du't "
xiGn1.
81 L'mis II; Hooper 81. Total sSa - '''A''"'
7G ss sSs. ~ S F.s:n tssGss 4S,. III &C., u''ran.
GAhF
fessnkeler No. l-Bauinan. GO. Koch. "a; RooS 60;
EnGleklnY 81; Yottenmeysr. 49, Total Boa
ELIvES.
s Hs:G. s....n. 20 r.l.s e sSs-! ss: ~ r.1s
GAME TwkLvE.
cEorth Gsrman-schwsv, ~; schults u; schIichtnE
-; susay, As, Bruins. sR Total 2e4.
CANE TnIErEEs
Ftdslin No. ?-TreisA -: Laubbo 81; 0unst %: Ehni
%; AmAnn- 81 Total 24a
GAME FOURTEEN.
OH Bowery.Zuschisg, s., SchilnR. 81; stimmeL 10:
Dtnss, ~: Eabieish. d. Total 2t4
There are also twenty ve prizes for those who wish
20 compete ~ ne Tournament At the close
sShnldt :o' haiden. ~: Mat!sn. 4s: Eismann II;
hichaels 40. Dteckmsn. 45; Bremen. ~; strive, ~
Schlichts ~: u, TteUen. ~: MikenS 43; Cooke. 4S
frltsch ~ frercks 43; Evers &J Neumunn, ~; Ttst
5en. ~; Hclmken ~.
The sun., 1891-06-17
THERE UrLn BE SOME rALL pADDLISo.
Some or the Very Rest Csnoists VIII be
At the ReGnfta Next Snimrdnr.

Some or the Very Best Csnoists VIII be
At the Regntta Next SATURDAY..
A the time draws nenr. next Saturday. the
interest In the Rreat regatta OF tho Manhattan
Athletic Club and tho Marine and Field Club
grows stronger. II is snfe to say that no event
has awakened as much interest as this one.
aud II is second only in importance to the
meet Of the American Canoo Association In
August. Fl. l.. Quick OF the Yonkers Canoe
Club Is a decided favorite for tho CHAMPION
shin OF the unlimited sailing race OF New York
lay. and Quick ana Simpson will undoubtedly
win the cham pionship tandem padding race.
Douglass and Palmer viii probably finish seo-
ond. The entrios up TO date arc as follows:
Events 3 T. And al l. Quick. Uno; Theodore s. OF.
holm. Beta; Daniel GoodseL Norta, and c. B vaux In
Bonnie, all from tho Yonker Canoe Club Then there
will be Tank Moore in Eros from the kerbocker
& q w'p,r@sshs% @ .,,aT ss,s,SriTht MiIism whit!oes
,as T.mp:. sHe sys 'Sas' Sna DHsfs:; a%:;
cTs.s lS.S;, rcm ,as .s' .ni, sn. c,nn,.
canos siu Sniario @ Paul % Ba,is wssp f..psr tsn":
%s os%s. SIsS .sa %s: sssss s';'"sa'a
ssTs sn,s. ssa ''n'' and
For long time It haa been disputed. point
eaBoai or The "a has bcen ss 'Ss bs
could oueot tue E9r rannime befere sse
wind and with wind II. beam. but they still hold
that tho canoe cannot win over Triangular
course. Lust season race was hell. and the
yachtsinen still held 10 their belief. and
claimed that the canoes victory was only a
piece OF luck. This season the Lake Hopat-
cong Canoe club have arranged race bctween
these different ciasses Of boats. and It will be
race will be for tho championship OF tho Lake.
and. Of course. only residents there will be ell
George r. Douaiass's eenoe Tempest .is eer-
tainiy q success as . padding craft and this is
very necessary part in q paddling race. yet the
canoe plays prominent part. Tempest came
Ia first in both tho paddling races ut tho Now
York Canoe Clubs regatta on Saturday last
Shs wn snS y snd in
come into the fold within the iast week in i.
Z. II. Darlington and j. q. Plummer Of tho
New York Canoe Club. There are few dark
rhsy ws,s
race. from start to finish, and showed siRns OF
hard and successful practice. Had their canoe
been better paddl ling boat the tandem race
OF the club would have been even closer
The @ regatta oi the New YORK Canoe Club was
a marked success and no finer fleet of racing
canoes hns been gathered together ut any re-
gaita thus fnr this season.
William Whitlock hnd an easy victory In tho
day. %hltlocE 's smiled II The M; iorne,. formerly
Andrews's canoe. The boat fs seventeen feet
long and carries 1870 feet OF canvas. against 400
feet carried by one OF her opponents. Hornet
had c1mplete walk over.
has Just comnleted a cruise un tho Morris and
Essex Canal from this cty to Lake Hopatoong,
N. j. The cruise was made In very short time.
The sun., 1891-06-17

The team Of the Astori. Athlsso clubis quite prom.
isinx one. They have some good materisi and sfesr
having become proacent passing and catching they
will give the leaders good oontesA-
The corinihian Athsts Club II endsAvorinx reor.
Ranixs m lacrosse team which crippled shout tw
weeks ago by tho secession Of OF their best
Rnyes who Joined the Staten island Athletic Club
Tho club oaied meeting last week elect cApAiil
but A. only few of the lacrosse contingent
ent thoy ara stii without ono.
What prouIia 10 b. interesting game will bs tho
s ons nsxt sAtarday 6etwren ths hanhstian Athletic
Cup on tie ground. OF the latter at staten Island rhs
game viii give fe lovers OF lacrosse opportunity
ter havo been Yelling all the players they could during
the winter and.SprinR
The sun., 1891-06-17
Baseball Games To. day.
NATIONAL LrAGUE

NATIONAL LrAGUE.
Now York vs. Philadelphia at the Polo srounA-
Boston W brooklyn, AZ Boston "A. NJ aud r. M
Cleveland va chiraRo. at Cleveland.
Pittsburgh VS.. Cincinnati. at Pittsburgh.
SEERicAS ASSOCIATION
Boston W. Athletics at Boston a. ~ and PMl
MEshin g,on vs baltimore at Washington
louisvie va Columbus At Loutsville
Cincinnati vs.. ST. Louis, at Cincinnati
gAsIEmS AssocIATIos.
Providencs vs Lebanon. at ProvidsucA
Troy We. New Haven at New Haven
Albany Va Rochester at Albany.
Syracuse va Buffalo At Syracuse.
AnATKuR LEAGUE.
Staten Island A. C. va Crescent A. C.. st West New
Brighton.
Engs wood r. c. vs. Staten Island c. c., ., Eurls
wood
OTuER CAMS.
Manhattan A. G. vs. Harlem A. O.. at Manhattan
Field
The sun., 1891-06-17
Rlxersiae Yacht Club.

Tho annual regatta of tho Riverside Yacht Club OF
Riverside. Conn, will be shsd Saturday. july II. Tho
race will be open to yachts OF the New York senwan
hska Corinthian Atlantic, LarchmonI Corinthian lot
New York; American tof Milton roint New RochsIls.
EEeE Haven. Oyster Bay; and cherry Diamond Ysch:
yachts over the course; AMI VIII leave New York at
the race All entr-s should be made TO the Chairman
Room es % Wall street, not later than July ''A'''
The sun., 1891-06-17
The King. County Gun Club Shoot.

The regular monthly shoot of the Kings County Gun
Club at Dexter Park yesterday only brought twelve
memesra Tho club medal was won by Martin shost
tier lie broke II out OF 20 blue rocks The other
Zexe I2 Bieber. L.; Greiner. IL; This.
l5; short y; Eau.ch. Keller. s; Boegel 3; schlict
Z; Lindrtedt. 10: Link. 49,
1SiIes were chosen afterwari BY NJ ShosttIcr and J.
Lindsedt. four on side. schoettlsr's tide by .
score OF ~ 10 II,
1Anothsr side match WAS shot at Ave blue rock. Lind
Two sweepstakes ut six blue rocks each were shot
Short won both with straight scoroL Th got second
money The o.
The sun., 1891-06-17
p.tav,co Naxv n,,c.,t..
- 4

BAmIxonE. Juno le.-Ths Patnrsco Navy Board y
day received telegram from II. c. Watts eons.n.
Ing act referee In the coming regatta Mr. wstu
Is vstefan oarsrn and once the famous ,,rots
Of the OLD Undine Cus Of this city and afterward Pre-
fdent Of the National Association OF Amateur Oar.
men, He 10 an old English sontler. api also famoas
amateur sdsstran. for long time holding the ana.
tour record . Waller.
The sun., 1891-06-17
Winner. OF a 800. mile Ely.

Tho Empire City Flying Clubs third race of the sea.
son from Gharlotiesyii Va, on June IL highly
successful Tho distance. air line 800 miisa Two
hundred and twenty-nine birds were engaged from
twenty iofts The start at A. NJ. wind light from
tho south and clsar very bright and hot
the entire course Tho following 10 the result OF
tho ty:
The sun., 1891-06-17

TotAls...... 4si3l3 81 Totals ....... 8 27i2 Z
Eswslch out for not touching nrst base.
Washinaton n........"....."0 ! o o.
Baltimore. u ! i u %
Earned run Baltimore, Stolen bases Foreman
Murphy FIRST base on bas-washfnstoW. 3; HAITI.
more, !. Hit By pitched ball Gilbert Cunnin ghan
Welch. Struck out-By Foreman, =; by Cunning am,
g. Wild ptch-Cunninghau. Tme-rwo houra I'm.
pre-Kertna
toLUxrus, 3; LOUISVILLE 1.
LouIsvILLy, June lS-Ths game to-day was n pitchers
battle. and both hhTet and kneli did noble work The
The sun., 1891-06-17

Earned runs-AthIettc. o; boston, 8. Twoblse hts
Brown, Three. bAse. hits Cross. Irwin. Murphy
Buhnton. Home run-Milligap stolen bassa-Brown
FARRELL Cl Broathera strieker l2). Double plays-hA,
M. S.s. on Sssby baistoS tna Sy r
hit BY pitched bai-Joyco. Struck out-By Bufinton.
Z; by Chamberlain fne-l 10. Cmpire-Fcrguson,
BALTIMORE 3; wAsHISGros. l..
wAsHIEeIoS. June i6-Both nInes battsd very ljeht
to-day, bnt baltimore was enabled WIN by buncbinK
wsa.her had us ohect on players and speotators A.
tendance, To. The score:
The sun., 1891-06-17
opps Axb RxDs or srohfs

,Tts XAVIER c,us WIN rive resspsion to the lad,
ss st.s e a. e
ls f.r. ssats s ns o,s vss" snon
RSsSS: q: \. a, 4.
the contract for bnidns the Lorilnrd A,he''c Cub
s sss so ~, vii ss ;,as s' sro
once Tho estimated cost s sSoh
1t has been .utKested that the Meropohtsn Assoein
ss. y III NJ.
49, .srSs s'
T. sni!.; sic:s jane u win 4 L. ssiseh.. ssp,sia
s:sssi /: S:Ss y Is. ss ,rf
Rd as s:T y ss xss. 50 N.Y., s s:
dues % CENT, ,rsr mouth. You viii proDaey bo well
Ips %:%e,rs game, 81 the n.s.oy r..c unun C,Ss
isK.sns ma srsdas,:s sss..nt sror, amused Ine
sS.Tis: ;%sIi !sss,. S:ss"
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s9nsn ok sss sa.I %'ds sn" Il. h. st.
SS Hs syi o ;Sys t ss. ss
si8 the total the fellow carried Away.
via ii. s.Ss sSs es1?ss ..ss
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aSo shs; next season may s.. hin in nara-.s asH
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/ On !. X.U; games OF. SATURDAY .hd".i. I,s time
ma u hrstcnsA running.
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y. eh.npion.ips hs Sas.!o game on Monday
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The Newark Caledonan Club will hoNd tts thirty nrss
oR step And jump putting Light .sons Sminr b, sns
andicap race (for members under u NIsl one.
III pss5s:
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un (membersh and Quoits-
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.nd.d heavy face blow nnH sssn placed q rtssts
Tho ten sseonds hoSs1sr he r"Ssinsd III. fsss snd
's 1p: Sg
,u Was made. TIL. gas not allowed as Il occurred
fter Moth was counted out
m "a q sf' on a. siS %
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lined BY ". Heinz won BY Q to I.
Lacrosse.
The team Of tho Astoria Athlso Clubs quts prom.
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and nis. diplopa tow IAllidsy second diploms Q.
MRher Jr. third diploma TO Francis Whitrey fourth
diploma 90 Harry Esr, MIN diploma 70 Iii Moreton
sixth diploma 10 T. Fred Goldman
Tho next race of the club win be from Rocky Mount
"a . on Ss.H,,ay Jnns y r'line distance 40 mile.
pomA. The race promises 70 bring out the full Hyns
strength Of the Empire City, kiDGs County, Bedford
Brooklyn Hudson, and Oxford clubs
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hitszLons; Nash. Lowe C2,. Three, base ht.TLnng,
First base ballsRy Carkson, =: bv Bsidwin fiist
base errors Roston, =; Pittsburgh. Wild pitches
-CIArkson, l. Ba'6wiu l. Struck out-By ClaykHon. 3.
hy Baldwin s. Double pIay-Qninn and Tucker. I'm.
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Murphy's Safety Record WI, Hardy O.
The Riaxswooa Gan Club Shoot.

The Rideewood Gun Club had Its postponed monthly
shoot AZ kidgewood Park. Lang Island. yesterday.
There wsrs but few present compsts for tho club
badge which was wonb By !. O GshEinE With score of
nx ouy oS sever J. walsh and j. Lager divided the
ssSona prize The shoot was a. seven 's birdx sAVh
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Three; base hit-McTammany. Etolen bases-Rayinond,
Bssrd Moa 'E1s ss.s or sstn
gl.ehsd ball.Iehane, shinniek. Donovan. Raymond.
Ptsh-Ehrst struck out-Wsssloek. McfAmm.ny,
Wolf Double p puY-Whseioek. Crooks and Lehapo
Tme-l:SU. Uniprs-Matthews
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EARNED rpns-Brookiyn, u CINCINNATI q Left on
bNses-BrookIyu CincinnAt1 first buse on errors
I Bsss on bsils-ol nhnss. Home un.sA,t y.
ioats Burma Eh,nes s.erines hi,:5;2silsy; Mar Mar
thsrs, Umpirs-NcQuads- Time-N3o Ausndance-
crxvrLArr, Q; pniLAprLrHN. B.
PE,tApsLrHiA, juno la-Gornsy, 4 fsft fthandsd
pitcher nom The Ism msqua Pa Club W. .rlsd oy the
had wsver. and the CLEVELAND Club won y. fourth
straight gAma IL the eighth consecutive defeat for
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Grand League championship game. PhilAde pho Vs.
New York. Game p A. Admission soc. Tickets and
reserved seats at spRidings. 24i Broadway. Express
train on 9TH am leaves Rseter 81 At 3i24 =. h.-Aav