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1t Would be Great Tug at hnndbau

When an old expert told a Sun renorer Immediately
after Casey had beaten LAWYER single anded Thurs
day that II to tho worlds champion could
give the Irish champion ten aces and beat.
ing the remark caused a deal of speculation upon the
part of the admirers u both men whether there
II an excesdingly modest ami conservativs man Uni:
YER ally acknowledgsh to be- The greatest h"ndbAl
tho same he is quick to admire the exceenries Of
others lie was never kno challenge a man in his
lie. therefore, when the announcement Of lhs old
be ter player than iaWIor. ,hs tamors champion wa.
title aud there seems to be no ausson that IL John
.ws, m rons hs y" s NE; T ss%; ;,
that tho will ever meet again on equal terms that
T. ~ M e e ,on n"s game o
proysd mself to be great PLAYER anh after that
derfgl tns aIsson naturally Is Can Casey
sx; =. sr"Siyn h.nae. eopr. y..,.
srs in Hopoien took iiti. run around win Mickey
Lennon. the young stock broker OF Wall street The
w & S"s Of Fo4aam M pang or for hs
William did The best that he could and hero the
result;
Michael Murphy Lennon. on...."........2i 2l 81 el-s4
william husbands .................. ID ~ I4-5i
Aeompse surprise Tss ths dsi:,. Of Fred Miller and
John Foy A. me hands OF James nodv and william
score NJ tho match was:
Cody and Lennon u.......................2l 2I-l8
william Lennon snd Andy Connors had = lively bout
for two gamea nut Lennon Ike his namssaks Mickey
wa. too powerful player for his opponent the bnai
result being rs follows;
william Lennon 2I-42
Andy Connors ii-si
At the BROOKLYN Handbali Clubs court yesterday
hustler om . Sl4 s. R:a .na ,as
2 rather dlhie,nt undsrt.kne but le can'. out with
snE s1S . "S being ~ "mp.d
got the second game thai was all
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PHILADELPHIA. 10; BROOKLYN, 7.

PHILADELPHIA. Juno 27.-The Philadelphia
played good uphill Gane to-day. tieinR the
seore In the filth and batting out victory in
The sixth. Caruthers retired at the end OF the
NTH and was succes led BY Hemming. The
latter was hit hard in tho SIKH. Gleason was
touched mp rather freely and was wild In the
fret three innings. but he aferward settled
down ana pitched out the game In good style.
Considerable excitement was created by the
cry Of Fire" and tho clam bering down OF the
occupants Of the top benches OF the open seats
Hi left field. The flames Y ined conslde rable
headway In q short while. and It nee oked
ss tLongl al the oren seats at LIT field would
i wns In the fourth inning. when the Phila-
aelph as had man on tn j base. another on
neat. tnat the game was interrupted by,anum-
Dor OF SPECTATORS In the crowded left field seats
sri sGu' rying % down aud irmEing over the ienee
. asa hsd the
tne cnnse OF tue alarm wa seen In lae shape
o. tnin S,rt1ss OF smoke h"aiing I'D from the
sseat-. In less than two MINUTES u roaring
Humid eds Of spectators rushed on the field
AMI stood watching and cheering the efforts of
Z number OF mon VIII were pulling away
boards and thus depriving the fire Of iuel upon
ail 81 garden hose used rsprinkling tho
After q hftseu minutes delay, was resumed.
anso ams l. Fire Denartmsnt was on hand, but the
nan was ssSe!eiS burned in lighiins
me flames, and another fell from the
wt,. veS OF the stand 70 the ground iracturng one
one ms as IL thoaa6 the sntps stand would 30
dsstl Dyed, and many OF the ladies 10 the grand
sstand grew hyeterical ut the prospect OF . con-
migration. All Tears were soon put at rest
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Ladies' Admire Good sh hoot,nr,

Tho members Of the Washington Heights Gun Club
rendered live bird shoot and reception to tho ladies
on the club grounds, is7th street and Ridge road,
yesterday afternoon. Tho conditions were: Twenty.
nvs yards rise nifty yards boundary. two barrels to
count Many Of the members brought down their bird
with the nrst barrel Despite the strong wind the re.
suit OF the shoot was satisfactory. Mn Fountain an
by the club In eiRht years
The results Of tho shoot were foIlows Disbrow
Schmidt s; j. Jorgan. .: Nielch 81 snook 8. Winter.
man. 4: Preysr. 4: Roe 4: oliver T. Russell 4; d.
wsrnsy !; Harrison. (; Dnsls.s. a Cox q Mslonsy,
LspVpir, g. aud TerwiiiigoI j.
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TARUNA b. C's "LdDIEs' DAT"
Brooklyn's Crack Onr-men Entertain their
Fair Admirer..

Brooklyn's Crack Onr.men Entertain their
Fair Admirer..
Hundreds OF Brooklyns fairsst daughters thronged
the prety home of the varuna Boat Club at Bay Ridge
ycssrdRy and enjoyed tho hospitality Of the oarsmen
They shown through tho boat house with its
sheA gigs and barges then went out upon the
arsen and enjoyed several we'll contested athletic
events af or which the crews gave an exhibition Of
rowing Ice cream. angel cake, and lemonade were
the ensuing attractions while tho balmy evening was
spent in dancing. Sur breezss from the Bay kept
body in good form anu temper and all departed
for home well pleased with tho days SITUATION.
The NarunRs track is getting into rst cars shape,
AMI the country home promises to be u favurite re.
with the athletic Nom berr well as the oarsmen
factor OF tho club festerdays evens resulted as for
lows:
seventv.nve Yard Handicap Run First heat won by
ond Time ~ seconds second haat won by W:
Dana u yard: J. CVughan, yards, second Time
sscondA Final heat won by Dains AeGratty second
Time. Sseconds.
First heat won by j. McGratty 40 yArdsL j. ates
us YARDS second. Time. " seconda Second heat
by W. pans q yards,. T. Babcock Is yards sec
Yates second. Time q seconds
One thousand yard liandcap Run-Won by J. Cough.
Ian q yards. 81. Philpson t2a yards) second Time.
minutes .eI1 seconds
% sh Jgmn inmo Ca. Sy pa,nor
inches second with r feet inches
While tho track was In good condition the times "f
the events seem to denote that tho timeksrners hal
strong for them Tho officials were: Keferee-H. War
ing. y. &c JuiRes-M CuminRs A A. C.: q. Freeth.
V. Il. C.. and s. Downes y. II. e. Timers-G. Stsbbins.
3. r. e.. and L. J. Cunningham V. Is. G. starter-w.
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Bosros. June 27 Tho Corinthian Yacht Club Of
MarbshsAd has issued their circular for an open
swsspstAkss for ~ ooters 10 sailed
July The entrance fee 10 s25 The club will add 100
to the amount of the swespsakes II less than four
yachts start all the money goes to the winner II four
seventy per cent will 40 10 the winner
and thirty per cent TO the second boat.
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'spaidinr declared on, Tor running out OF base line
Yonkers A. C. C...............O = o y o q o , o. Z
New Jersey A. C.............3 o 8 5 8 q III
Cusris ,Thrsebass hit-v. Currie. sserinoe hits
Cohen Mack. VI. !, Currie t2). stolen basss-nutoh-
spnaidlns !.n Fonsi.ia ts W. SnrEis Frss Ss's OF
q. spaldinx ts, De tumonsS NaeBurney. ". j. Cur.
re iit By pitched ba-smth. ". J. Currs First
Srmsa :. o. s. ips:!: T.y,sI p
Currs. Wild pitrhe. Smith. (! Double playa
smith. Infss and i,ntchings: spaldng and Fountain
1.me-l:51 umpire-HArt
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Uni!eraity Of Vermont. 5 o ] o 2 OF
Williams College. . o o 0-4
AtWiiliamsport -wiliam,port. o: Gornau. 10.
AZ Msden-wadsn. X; Mhitsports. 3;
AZ Wappinger FAs-Monitora IL; Athistics IT.
@ Uamacas left tho field in seventh INNING.
Com mpAny. II: Elizabeth y. 4. IL
AZ fishtil- -HiltonA II: Newburghs. Ia uwslvs In
ninHs).
At naeksnsack Outing Cluh Ia: Dslawarea O.
c.
AZ NJ. vsrnon-Mt Vernon Athleties az New York
40. ~.
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A. O. q First bsss on baile-o6 Hevsrs Z; s6 CAD
nss q Struck e.t.Wiltsns Btush .Tssss- Csdmus,
5sffn1sM IN % A,no'd e. Carmen Msisn. cn q Hsss.d
eSe,,yss .: SwsTssa:sd's s.s,ao: sis..s.s:s car,
Carr Arnold Mhsht VIVID pitchss-fowsfs ]; Cad
mua Cmpirs-suliivan. Time-i.sS.
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baseball Notes.

When Tiernan went hat in the second Q stout man
IN gray suit of clothes and hyh hat hurried Across
the 10 the plate and presented the blushng bate
man with nonstrous bouquet
CAMEL Was down to catch in Yesterdays game but
Aines his arm was broken year ago by OF Kusie
rsst ones he has been back ward about facinR that
pitcher Hence stonswall Bennett supported ClarksoD
The Screschin9 of Tucker and Lowe from the coach.
aineIy.. wooden cigar sixn and ti. not .urpr!sinE
time plain vioso OF the rule which forth
!,st tue canrn:. = rs;tris,sd rn,,sd TO the use Of
iktiy that anybody VII claim ths. Hhsn Tasssr
At the pitcher bswis the top Of biz VOICE oh
vow WOW: wowl xowo!", he was Inducing In words
Ps1d.d 90 Rule So.sy.; "lh: noisy eo.shihs In yoga.
should put stop TO- Z. p.Inly not words In nsesI
ssry drso,ion but y INTENDED solely TO annoy the
oa.sSns pave, Sreh,S..a I,e% sossh1
addrsss only the base runner and during ysstsrday1
What the rules for AcQuaidf
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syauch and Robinson declared out

svaugh and Robinson declared out
Lou sville. e.......................! Z oI8
Cincinnati. ............ l D D I v o is
stolen base--seory ~. Conovan Weaver Beard.
Sh,unick (I) Two-Dasa hit-i Onovan Ease on balls
An rews. nelly t2 conoynn, hoCns on johnson Ir.ne.
Beard, Cook. Ehret. Struck 0u.-Andrews t2l Robin
SON Johnson. lauuhn l2) Donovan Raymond. Heard.
Sbinn,ck, jennings. Ehret t.) l!tt by pitched ball
Robinson. nass errors-Louisvile. I; Cincinnati T.
iloubIe play:-shinnick. Raymond and Jennings,
Vaughn and Kelly. Passed bhlls-Cook CahtL Wild
pitches s-Ehret 4 Cmpirs-Jonss Tuns-2OJ. A.
tendance, 2,sl6
ST. Louis .....................5 . I o-I3
Colu Dus. ................... - I U U D. L. y
E,ss hits-st. Louis -; Columbus. TO- Errors-Sk
Louis, 4; Columbus =. Pichers-Do!un and HrifHth.
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Paddy Smith WIN Fight Dacey.

Paddy Smith. tile clever Brooklyn light weight can.
not see why Billy Dacey has to far England
TO get on q match with man OF his class
s. II Dscoy really wants TO nght" said Paddy. Ill
mas maze hi.a mi, offer vii n9ht Daesy at 1873 pound.
willing to make the match the oner 10 open to auy an
Of the weight in the country Barney AcGes prstsrred
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fttst base on nerrors-cathsdrai A. g, 9; Manhattan
A. e, T. Lett on bAses--CAthedral A. O.. n; Manhattan
4 C. : first base on bais-pn ComIskey. - on
YOUNG g.. struck out-Horean. smsn dnsor, Hswes
Hor.ioh. Donahne CD. Ei!ia Stolen bsses-o'Tocle.
Ellis Three base hit-Brown. sacries hiteYouns.
Donbis ,Piay-Eilis and buell. Hi BY pitched ball
rAtes Brown. Hawea Passed bais-Brsdley, 3;
Brown; L. Wild pitches -Comiskey. y; Young l. I'm.
INV JERSEY A C.. ~; YoxkKRs A. C..
The championship game at Bsrssn Point yesterday
sfsrnoon bstwssn the tsama Of the Yonkers and New
jersey Athletic clubs was the same od story Of the
between those aRRrsgstions Of the Amateur
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however. b, the ou.llIns Of .h. flames rs.


sshhnnosEn sshn..,ns; ;................o 2 o o o. 7
fn"sdeipha. o 2 I o 10
s,s ssrnsd runs-Brookiyn. 81 Philadelphia 4 fwebsss
shIno' sshIMor'outS Brown Deehsnty on Three bsse hit
Dssh.n;,vs stolen 6sse,.-wsrd o Brien On Hsmliten
caluS.rlns lSSlns tr,i has. on ball.-By Gleason !; BY
SSatumers o; by HemminR. !. Struck out-By Gleason
~ oy Cnruthsrs !; by HemmnR. !. Wild pitch-0sar
son: Tims-2;So Cmpire-Hur,t
oLxvSLAsn o; ciScissArLA
.,Uisc,ss.r Juns 2LThs Reds innsld went 10 piece
ins afternoon and AL enthusiasts saw smith and
*. h.am croId enough errors Into one inning TO lose
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wAsHIxcroN June ?I-Hamana two.baeger fol.
low cd q hi b, Cork hill gave the Athletics The gams
In the lAnlh inninG today The score:

Wa..,ns.on x.s.,,s -
Earned runs-W ashugton, J: Athletic. 2. Two. base
HIS s-Larkin, Hnim man Bases OIL balis-On freeman.
$: OF ,hamberain. struck out. BY chamberlain .:
BY Freeman, l. Bases errnrs-W SshIngtOn. 4: Ath.
istic Lett on nn.as@washngton Io; Athletic
it by pttcher-snvde Ciymer Passed balls-AcGu uire
/: NiiI,gau. l. Wild p,tehes-Freeman. !; Chamber.
lain. !. Umpro-FerRuson. Time-o:U.
LOUISVILLE. 8; crScISNAn,3.
LOUISVILLE June 3T-A poorer exhibition Of ball play.
ing has here this than eiven
10 day By Louisvilie and Cincinnati The score:
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Baseball Games To-day.

Baseball Games To-day.
AHkRIcAE ASSOCIATION.
louisville W CtnciRnatL at Louisville
st. Louis Va Columbus, At st. Louis
sxHrPRoTKsSioHAL LEAGUE
Senators vs.. Cuban Giants. at Recreation grounds
Aiertons RidGswoodA A. Monitor Park.
Aonross Va Flushngs. ~ Long Island grounds.
0THkR CAMS
XAviers vs. Emsralds. at Wsschtstsr.
Star Athletics vs. Acmea. At south Orange.
Columbus A. @. Vs. DAuntless. 81 Dexter Park
Naroons Clippers. AZ Atlantic Park
BpaidinEs Va Guardians. 81 Atlantic Park.
BryAntA va kearnsy A. @ At ksArney
Young Msn's Association Of Bergen Point ~ Wood
csnlsvills 4 c.vA BAyonns City A. G, At Bergen
Peint
Bergen Point
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CHICAGO

Earned runs-Pitsbnreh. TwobA,e hts.Mack tal
home sarG.M'ilsr sssrigss h.,sscsisv E,osn
AMI Bisresner uby Pfeter and Anson. tirst haas
lls.Ry Luby, 4: by BALDWIN g. HIT by pitched hall
Recklsy. strnrk out-Rv LuLv. =: by Baldwin. Left
on bases-Chcago y: Pittsburgh. First base on or.
rors.ChcaRo, 4; Pittsburgh. l. T,ms--i :5O. Umpire
Lynch Attend dalce-+,.Ul
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STILL WE Ii I'd THE RACE.
ru,c.oo AND NEt YORK BorH lost.
so NO DAMfE WAS DONE

v..,e Heesme ssady In the Eighth Hn-
pIns Ow,.s to th Cenching OF the noe.
,on.-BrookIyn Mdc n Good Fight, but
Conid Not win-e esuits OF Other es~e-.
Although the New Srk Club lost Yesterday.
.bsv It'll retain the led. owing to the Chicago
club being defeated ! the pit,sburghs. The
scores wore:
Boston. 8: Now York.
Philadelphia. ]: Brooklyn.
Clcvelah. 6: Cincinnati, 4.
ItisburRh, 10: Chicago, 8.
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The Rutherford whseImsu held . lantern parade In
their town last evening. Some nifty clubs from all
sections of New jersey were rspre..n.sd. There wers
over Uu whsslmen with Handsomely decorated " heels
IN line After the parade their nsw club house on
A%,: .r:s, ~: SsS Spsn TO "a: ,,ST
pRav big sucoeAs.
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Totals. ........s o..
sBrill declared ont.

f,s,sH ,sss I:,srs g. 8: o::,S % S!SiS5o-:
Earned runs staten Island 4. @. !. First base BY
srrS.:s.s or rS..es"ss.s.a !: and .: = Enssvced
Mi. tO Dippler. McCann tsl. Gilbert 10 nowry,
Go.. stolen b.,...y.nt Cant K,.s, 81, I!osnsy
pitchss-yan Zsnt (sl wsstervsit Umpiro-Hopkins
Tims-l4I
STATEN ISLAND e. C., 4; cREscxSr 4 ca
Tbs st.,cu and Cricket Club put mp another good
came ye,tsrdAy and being assisted by Jimmy Powsrss
Sevsr G,!ehnE asseo 'h' crescent ~'n''' o'u'"
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TIE A..te-r Ashist,e u.se..

TEE RECORD
Csts. wor.LsnPuI C,uns wes Lss. R0
T. Jensy Ao.a oolGsthsdrsi A O.! ! 800
GsnAssisn x.os 100 ''"A''' - ''''' '-''
MANHATTAN a. O.. II; CATHEDRAL 4. .o.a
while the Cathedral Athssic Club showed up IN better
form 10 their Eame against the Manhattan Athletic
Club yestsrday still they dsfsstsd owing their
two hita The score
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Baseball at Ridgewood Ts-dsy.
RidEswoods vs. 0oPhAms {colorsdl 4 p. H. 35c.,
boys 100 Only 10 minuIss from ". Y VIA Brooklyn l.
Adv.
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The Amateur League.

The Amateur League.
THE RECORD.
CIubs Won. LaI,. per Ct f1ubs. non. Lott FER ct
ssiMnat'%,aSC sint:"aSH.CC. 10 ooIstssni1.c. ! 10
STATEN ISLAND A. C., 4; rS.LEwooD r. C.. 3.
Tho two leaders IN the Amateur League came to-
vsther at est New H.ixhtou yesterday and ths home
team won their third straight victory from the New
Jsr.ey men. The score:
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WI bs located st Bronx Park OIL Harlem Division
New York Central Thirty minutes from Grand Csntral
stAtea a lovely spot DO aud see iI-xa1
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Minor Leagues
EASTERN ASSOCIATION.
Bu1alo alo.,.....................o 2 n o O-8
New Havsn..................O q U q y y 90
Haze hus-Bunxio IL; New Haven. & Errors-Buf.
fao :. New Haven l. Pitchers-Germsn DorAn, aud
Clsrkson-
Roc,, sster q q o o @ o OIL
rruyideucs ..........O q U U U D o.
Raxs hits Rochester. q; Providence 2. Errors
Rochester .; Providence, 3. Ptchers-NoCullough aud
Tyston.
Syracuse o I 2 %
Troy oy..........................O u U y U U--S
R.ss lits-SyrAcuss. IL Troy. s. ErrOrs-Syracugs
q: Troy, .. Pitchsrs-Ferson and Dwyro.
ALBANY
Alhanv. ! oil
Rase hi,s-Aibany 49, Lebanon. a Errors-Albany
4; Lebanon, 4. ritchsrs-Devii and Anderson
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Boston ......................U 3 u D o q -
harmed runs Nav York =: Boston. =. First base by
Srrors-Now York. /: Boston. D. Lot OH lnhses-New
h,2 hh"Is y boston First t~.s on ba'ls.N.w York 3;
ho'ne run :rernan. rwo.bas HIS -Basseit Lowe
Acrincs hits-Richardson ORourke lonx. Quinn:
CMksnn stolen bsses-Nash Fr0die. Iiit by pitched
baii-'Tucksr Wild Iiinh-Rusic. Passed bsli-Bsn-
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v ssIss sss:a.ss: s:ss s r. :ss.:: v H.; 1s.
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Other GAmaa,

coRiNrHiAE C.. Q: CUBAN oiAsfr s
The Cuban Giants we're dsfssted By the Corinthian
Athletic Club ysstsrday. The score:
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Staten Is,and's Close {

sitins eame staten Island yessrday and had by far
the best of II when hsoereror and Aetcsf got to.
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,, Earned runs-Cincinns 4: Cleveland. >. rwo.bass
nu1bathain. Sacrifice hita-Marr Mckeon Davis,
Ssss e stolen S,.,,;Rsiv .,oday Virtue itt
Y; ov nruSet Wild pitches--Mullane, = Time, go
FirrshURGu. 10; CHICAGO. q
CHtcAeo. June 2S.-Had Chicago won to-day thsy
would have taken hrss place. but they didnI The
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Harvard. Next Year. Crew.

NEW LONDON. June 2L-FollowinR their reg
nlar custom of selecting q captain for the next
years crew on tho night following their var
sity race. tho Harvard crew last night reslec; oil
Cant. Nelson J. Perkins. Although Perkins
received his A. D. on Wednesday. he will re-
m ain noxt fall to begin q TWO years course in
the law school. In addition 10 Capt Perkins
every one of the Harvard crew will lie In the
university next year.
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YoskFRs June. 81 Owing to the stn gale high sea
that prevailed on the Hudson River to-day tho annual
open regatta of the YonIers Corinthian Yacht Club
wsA not sailed Tho only yacht that ventursd
the Ella I, The bAchtsmen cOnsOied themselves with
Informal reception AT the club house in tho evening
Tho regatta Will probably take pace during the last
week In July
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Street SrrlnkIerS, Best In the World.
Sportsman's Goods.

RIcYcLE bargains: snfet!es lover than ever; Conm
ID bia, StS Victor x75: Warwick Su. Iroquols SO;
Parole. $50; High Victor. SIS = In2 Tth av.
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The American Association.

The St. Louis Club again passed tho Boston
Club yesterday. Tho scores were as follows:
Baltimore. 8: Boston. 8.
Athletics. 5: Washington. 4.
St Louis. 12: Columbus. 6.
Louisville G: Cincinnati g.
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Total ....................se Total.


The game OF lacrosse has evidently grown into popu
Iarity among the rsslsnts OF Jersey City. large
OF present at the Grand street
grounds yesterday afternoon witness tho game be-.
tween the Manhattan Athletic Club and Tabernacle
Athletic Association teams There were hut ten men
on . side. The game exciting from beginning to
end Not goal was captured by either sto in the
nrst half After twenty minutes OF hard play In tho
second half scientific underhand shoot by Capt Mar
son drove the ball through tho uprightA and tho Man.
hAttans thereby scored . goal. Although Lively woIk
followed. the game WAS brought To = close as stated
above, The teams lined up follows:
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Manhal,sn 4. G; Edmund Henry, tabernacle 4. A.
lime OF EAme-One hour.
1t 10 quite likely that the lacro team Of the Taber
nace Aiheii, Association win Join the Loriiiard Alb
letic Club.
inc Junior lacrosse teams o. me staten Island Ath.
played game yesterday afternoon on tho north
splendid form. aud played brilliant g game throughout
nSinv a. .ss. thres voas by his Ws stap.
son. 0Akss and irrsnbaum also did some great play
OF r. Rice, virtually won the game.
Tho y l. A. c. boys In II from tho very start
and with exception played . lis:Ie.s sort OF a
game. The exception was CT Miller. whose general
work OF very high standard. The e. {, n Y
team scored The mt goa! in .h,rt.:n minutes tho
In the second half they had the bali in their posses
sion nearly ali tho time, and easilv added four more
goals their credit thereby winning the game by the
score OF to U The teams wsre made up Is Follows
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THE RECORD

s.ieimor: s.IIHn
hits-W Sc TeG.aehy stolen bs'.s7Joye. FAY.
tirs: base on ba>-Joyce (Gl r.rirAer OBrien.
No ch Ray Cl Van Haitren !'l First base on errors
so'Sn = H.%Sre ,Royp by pi'EWsa Mia 6nir"sr
oBren. :. Struck out-tarrsit t2,. Brown. johnson
McMahon. Douple playo-Weich snd Werisn: O'Brien
and BroutherA Umpre-H.r.ns. TiIns-i:iO
ATHLETIC. S: wASHtSGroN.4.
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Earned runs--statsn Island
3 first base by srrors-stAtsn
4. g.. y. Lsft oa bAssG-esAtsn
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fThE DEFEATS TIM bIkktLkY.
The Bsdfords nut up good game ag.'nst the Bsrse s
fsatsd had time allowed. the game ending IN ura".
The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10
STATEN ISLANDS CHARITY BAIL.
PRETTY DECORATIONS, GOOD MUSIC AND A
LARGE ATTENDANCE


Tic sixteenth annual charity ball, for the benefit
Of the 5 r. smith InGrmary. held last evening at
the German Club Rooms, stapcton. ,. I. The drizze
and fog had no visible effect the numbers or the
spirits Of the gathering. The music was the best IN
years and the decorations tie prettiest. The walls
NJ the ballroom were entirely covered by folds Of white
and yellow chccsccoth. and the doorways dTaped in
gold Great fcStOOns Of delicate yellow and WHO
radlatcd from the chandelier in the centre of the cell
INK to the sides Of tho room. The stage was set with
AN outdoor scene and banked mp in front with mass
II palms and clllas, behind Which the orchestra
Of thirteen pieces played. under the direction Of Henry
Gicsemuun. supper was served from ii 10 O'CLOCK
The Managing Committee George William
Curtis De Witt Stafford l. Kingsley Martin, Erastns
Wiman. Livingston Sattcrlee aud Aqu.a Rch. l.. +.
Within wa, chairman Of the Reception Committee and
George Bonner Of the Floor Committee. The list Of
patroncs,cs includes about 40 names Of wellknown
women.
Among those present were Mrs. Edward T. Brown
Mrs James Brown Mr.. Robert l.. Bucklin Mrs. {. g.
Uu,h Mrs. J. T. Dusk. Ms. +. '. caesar. Mrs
oswald y. Cammann Mss Wcmple Miss HotclkiSs.
Mis-, stone the Misses Foord the Misses Tracy Miss
Tourdan. Mis-. Roberts. Ms, Kitchen. Miss Raynor H.
f. Alexander Major d. r. Heap Captain Henry !.
Picking Robert +. Robinson. A. D. shaw u. W stone.
C,ptaiu Uubbcll Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. birmingham, Mr.
and Mr. A. b. Boarlmgn. Mrs. f. h.
ro-crt Mrs Edward II. Bonner. hrs. William Duer.
Mr., H. NJ Dunn Mrs. Walter Durbrow. Mrs. }. H. u.
Tdar. Mrs J. Frank EmmonS, Mis- Johnson, the
Misses walker MI Nelson Mis-. Williams. the Misses
Whittenorr Ms Hunter Mi Sa'-'r!'c, Miss Carton
Miss Minton. Miss Arnold. M,- Van krk Miss Tur'
r'Il Charles Barton, r. j.. G. buchlin, ". L. De boNt'
I r. T,clc-'on Fruci, Fcs,e.. !. .. t"Did. George
H. Fne1e. Philip John-on, " J. J.urian ;. Mr1 hH
Iohr-tonc Mr,. W. II. Motley, Sir. Adolph L. outer
Grdsc. Mrs. Charles pamcle, Mrs. +. Z. PartinI9l'
Mrs charlie, : r. Post. Mr.. George y. Post. Mrs.
Tivatd stone Mr., Mead L. stone. Mrs Aaron Wander
tiit The Mise. Robinson. the Mis-, MeXandir' Miss
rcr David MARSH X ". Martin. Lawrence Pool.
Walter Robinson seton II. Rich, L. Knight satterlee
md Clarcnrr VI. smith.