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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-24
Rowling Gossip.

The Fuke Club have applied for admission to the
Academy tournament
Especial MEETING Of tho United Bowling Club dele
The Gotham and Park Avenue Climbs viii have strong
teams in the Academy tournament.
Col Browns Court House alleys Jersey City HeiShts
II Gus and Charley Sewers should decide not to bowl
sras sa' h'''aA''' ~'Ha weaken 'A'F TEAM" CONSUL
Although terror to other clubs in year: nast the
season than they had last year.
The renny. viii hold sway again at Prank haii:ss
isx aoS ss
pins
Archie Tn P pay . Begins cso c h n s;fn ss
sseretary sH T. j. narrow AAA''' 'A'' ~ A
There talk Of having tournament among tho clubs
Of RnGSess OF Wo Ana sr bun
not enough interest to start one last seVon-
Sr Gs0 ss
s; S sSSssg;ss Of wi"
oS gHe Es; a.
shi fosnus A ossrs ;s
RRG sss snG '"
x CT RGEn S SS e i Of
an: ses.9 Henry ki'4n Secretary and Treasurer A. Mir
The Sonparen Club Of BROOKLYN have decided 70 place
ToS!Hamsn. i: Hs.6%Ssn |snp,an|, %ilsm Palma:
c. Meister, A. Miller, and Fred Eohrs Tho Nonpareils
will howl on siegels alleys. and will hold their election
Of officers on Oct. 6.
The five that will represent tho Fidelia Club in
the two local tournaments are, Holden. Lcveridge,
Kibbel. Gerdes, and Pnulsen with Amann and L. and
p. WannemAc substitutes With the exception OF
Gerdee IL the same team as that which won the
ond prize In the Academy tournament last year
The dsegateA of tho Academy tournament will hold
meeting next Sunday afternoon at O'Clock at the
Academy. I14 East Fourteenth street whom applca.
tons hership will be received President Gunst
said yesterday Chat half Of the teams will from
clubs, 1t will boom the tournament The tourney
will not begin until after election day.
The crack Echo bowling team OF Brooklyn tried con.
illusions with the Crescent League OF Painfed, n j.
the formers alleys at the Elephant Club House,
Brooklyn on Tuesday evening, The Echo team rolled
good game defeating tho Jersey club by 1872 pins
The score Echo-Seers, 100: Miles lbO: Curtis 1+l:
f2e;. Wells l5S Mcdonald, i27: Brown; III, Total
1S9; Vail l5s; Allies 1907 Van Winkle. 1922 Tell. lio;
poane, 1928; Emerson. 17<; Davis l21: Rogers Us.
Total LAOS.
Tho members Of the Hancock. Carleton, Knicterbock.
ct. Lincoln, Fatbush. Wildwood. Montauk. oxford. and
Union League clubs OF Brooklyn have organized an
Inter-Club Bowling League in Brooklyn The following
officers have been elected! President, DR.. Thomas
Wilde: vioe,p esident. A y WarneE Secretary. W Il:
playing games every Thursday even ing during tia
progress Thursday evenings at the various clubs
each week Tho next meeting OF the new organization
will be held Sept. -, when schedule Of games will
be
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-24
Baseball Notes,

AtalAnta.-Ths batsman does not 20 to nrst.
@. k Brooklyn.-ony the batsman was out.
W. A.. Paterson. n. 1.-THE batter is not out
the close Of the season the New Yorks will psy
AN, O. Cumberland.-when tenn plays two games
on one day the first one Is the scheduled aud the
second the postponed ono.
II: s sa iss
snesd Pss pe
INA IS.ssSs = SssafS Year. they have
AasS sh as M m
Th be- aS se 81 ss
ihe event q the cTsscep,s wnninf viii make ,he s
cefstate series between these clubs Tor tho ciamp.
ship of the Amateur League
will trayel toward the Atlantic ocean new catcher
for the New York team, His name is William Moran,
:iBp9H ri 4 she Ts.s s. q
yoan man. ns
SUI o q s ns IN s To TEE
tween the Aromss and the Bergens, both Of Jersey
bounding bali down hrs ndp Tie aatchsr OF
when wan evident as S q ri
that " not OUT na' .S Sa0 sas
s4Ss. ,asssisrlus ga ISa from '4; L. .d
the Snss nj h did n ws a a
s ad 81 A sosa ss % q sss
deprive team OF chance to score runs True. the
5s Gi sRi sai &c. nee ~ he
TqS plain and as IN nGmeroa, othe. cases
In the decision US rendered absolute justice
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BOWLING.
Plans that May BE Adopted by tho Amer.
can Amateur bowling Union

Tho committee appointed BIZ the American Amateur
Bowling Union have been active since the last meeting
preparing basis upon which tho League should decide
the Oh championship The committee held ameetins on
Tuesday evening but only i've OF the seven appointed
present, namely: Messrs Chute New YORK A. VI
Luqueer, Manhattan A, O.; Tafton, Produce hxchans'
Club; Lyon, Rosevillo A. A.. and sielkn iShhoo oiuo
The committees report will be submitted to the dele
gates Of thu League at the next meeting which Will be
on Saturday evening The committee split the clubs into
nvc section-two in New York and one in New jersey
sSctiSn No. i New York)-Comprisins all clubs from
Fiftyninth street and below; Manhattan A. u now
YORK A. C., Produce Exchange Clnb, Mahnta BOAT
Club. Cosmopolitan, Nanhoo, American A. C- staten
ssction No, Sew York,-con,prtsng all eluhs above
Ffty.nnth street; Phoenix New YORK kemilworth
S Ms Wa, '% and Msn Tqe Rp'
Section No. 8 tBrooklynl-Munroe, Saranhc,, Kectea
ton, Madison. wAveiiey. Kingston, Eeho, anu Nahe
Section No. I CSew .Jerseyl-Palma Newark Ray
Club New Jersey America fahwooi, Plainneld Tres
cent Club. Roseyile A., A., Jersey CITY A. ", oritah
Field Club WestNeld A. c. and Elizabeth A. O. >...
and Norfolk House Casino. - $50 49,.
Five clubs from tho MASSACHUSETTS, Leagne nave
tlcs are that section Z viii have more contestant
subtonrnainent OF dvemen teams, the management Of
each to be in the hands Of sn1
time after Sov. and to be concluded before March
Each club Is 70 roll f.e games with each Other cun
roll third game on neutral alley The three clubs in
each section winning tho greater number OF Rsme are
then to hold tournament in this city beginning about
March l. each rolling ono game against each other Al
Amateur Bowling League are In favor OF the ABOVE pah
aud it viii undoubtedly be accepted.
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A sURPRIsE AT nErtEs7ER.
The Outsider Rusticus Wins the Leicester.
shire Royal Handicap.

shire Royal Handicap. -
LONDON. Sept. 23-This was tho second day
OF the Leicester September meeting. The
principal event was tho Lefcestershire Royal
Handicap OF 5000 sovereigns for three-year-
olds and upward winning penalties; tho second
to receive $50 sovereigns and the third 100
sovereigns out OF the plate; the lowest weight
to be not less than six stone, ono mile and
few yards straight u34 subscribers. 75 Of
whom pay rs guinoas eachl Entrance %
gniness each, the only forfeit. II DO
S Ssry a1se io in aiter has date to Be
stk out By date r. be npmnd waen ths
saisess S VIII Be- Charged: Any surplus to be
divided among the placed horses rs the COM
The race was won by Mr.. HanaS Bess's
NIT. out Of Ma Belle. MIR james Days bay
SIT Ss ts sooS ana R yis @
bay colt Enniskilien., three years. by Prism.
out q y Kashs q ts THIRD
baron i dc Rethsshiid,s chestnut colt Le Nerd,
oE SroHs G
killowen. Z years. Mr. Bridges Willyss an 81!
de Hlrsch.s brown filly Isolation, 8 years: Lord
and III. Humphrey RansiOrd's black colt Gold
Tfs III betting before the start y. vas u, 50 to
esaRfnss Roverend u to aga! Inst Gn,corn.
each aFenst Kilowep pa Fss Simon 20
.Rustiens made the running from the start to
h Ss %Repss nere our
Victorious and Ennisktllen.
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with shotgun and Rias,

The Erie Gun Club had itsresulAr monthly shoot At
woodiAwn Park L. l.. yesterday. There not many
present to shoot only nine members going the
Tho shoot was birds each. modified Hurting
ham rules. J. A. still and b. Dohrman killed their
seven straight and shot OF for the gold medal Of tho
club Still killed straight and It. Five tied for
the second prize with ak In the shooton O. Jumbo
killed eleven straight and won - NJ Assessor and J.
Jonkosti tied for third przs and Jonkosh won in tho
shoot-on. ~ la
snt5s,. was won 81 II Pehrpsn: Hs Killed fsaI,ssn
a; Plat. % yard. 10 y Al.ssssr q yards.
6raef 20 yards 10; j. A. sti "a yards. IA; j. Jonko-
sti n yards Z; J. r. 6chm4 deka % yslds. D.
AretIrn match VIII b shot BY FRED Hoey and I. J.
under the same conditions the lS1f match, which
Hoey BY bird 1t viii take pahss soms day nsxs
l. miller the proprietor q Ds..er P.,t ..!a y.ssss.
day. II will give sum Of money equal % the amount
that Barney Kosnig e EoSd.SI fstf v,h Pot YD, %
nom ihs H%ii m tSsntse aS Il.
4 e sns d Of a
made on account q Whites osef 70 bst tIooo that
tho Fountain clubs score OF ninstyfouf In The last
Interstate tournament could mot 81 beaten. &. Hell
H. Voss Of tho Emerald Gun Club to shoot . match at
live birds 80 100. Nottingham any otherkind OF
rules the match TO be shot 1t Dexter Park made Of
three weeks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-24
n,ebt and thov ara nanny in The Thought that

night and they are happy In the thought that
they have cra%ied VI on fSnp h AnsSa
pranclng up pennant hill fdxtecn points ahead
them md close to h S es they ae mgs
Il he wins Il the &c skamrionsRip this year: :.
"Oh. ~ we had more eand when Anse was
II is admitted now by the bcaneaters that they
were little hit scared when Anson was nero
last week. That unneryed them and caused .scd
COULD only try # again tho result would DO
in most disastrous manner for tho, Brook.
n, Two Eamss th wSrS paYS "oh yc
ney was a bit severe on the visitors 70 day. hut
they lost the first game ~ careless base run hdd
In tho batting work Of tho first game. mas
much as long, Dave, ,Foutz was th. man who
bcancaters had faced him and they were, puz-
zled for time. His face was as Sphynx- like as
ever, and when his arms ar. and lGgS rey HnE
more like a windmill than human being 1t
took the Bostons some time to get their eyes on
the ball and their attention was 80 lrci u, Ky
bats. -,--.,.,,.
IN Ss e sas R%s he SnSa h @
he had to do WINS to stick out his hand, ana II
was impossible to. throw n ball where no
couldn't reach it Yet he was far from being n
failure as pitcher. With decent. support no
you'd have won the first game for his club
nicely scattered that only ono Of tho Boston
runs was earned. Ely and Burns were respon-
sible for the others. But tho execrahle base
running Of the visitors contributed more than
anything else to their defeat. in every inning
they had ,men, on bases. but when once there
they ncted ~ though they didn't know what TO
do with them selves. Two OF the double plays
were. entirely unnecessary Three times tho
prooklyns threw away, changes that would
batting. and base running were tho features OF
the game The SCORE:
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RACING At LATONIA.
The Talent Unhappy When Four favor1tes
Were Beaten.

The Talent Unhappy When Four favorates
Were beaten.
CINCINNATI o. Sept. 2s-rhs talent were Of, in picking
the winners At Latonin this afternoon four OF the nvs
favorites being benton. Freeman rode two winners,
swelling his lucky mounts hers to twsntysevon while
the weather continued exceedingly warm. The attend
ance was 1000. and tho track fast
OF the starters In the opening race. . selling
purse mile. First Lap 1o3. Mcdonald up, was the
tayore .. % 8. and he won with lev rsmindss b
the wenplayed Clark length for second place. Time
loHsd and u To eleven ensres sail. Taylor and
psss
Of the to shot Judge Jewell who beat the fsyorte
ha length for BlsSs aopo.s Tin ns Tns
shs notion tsf5s him. can rds as good ises Is any.
Ths mile and twenty yards selling purse, With nye
Being backed down 20 to faverlse She failed 70
sss
beaten Iss 1 T%s tho fourth
lie was beaten half length In driving finish by the
hl se 81 shd ssy
The concluding race Of five and half furlonga hand
leap with nine starters had the fremont nly fds
ished unpiaced that running colt bore no fres
man up who was 2 to ! in the betting. winning BY .
chance W. B. who finished second only, beat the IS
70 Lasesnd ssbies stiliSatsr Nina have ssnsSs &
ing two years old by spendthrift dam ventura Hat
tie Carlises dam. for $500. She Is u winner here.
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THE RECORD.
NEW YORK. o: PHILADELPHIA. tI1nsr oAMEl.

NEW YORK. o: PHILADELPHIA. (IIRsT 0AMEl.
Il IL seldom in these days OF commercial
eagacity and keenness that one gets more than
the worth Of his money. It cannot be denied.
however. that when man pays fifty cents to
60 into ball ground at 2 o'clock IN the after
noon and sits there for four hours in success
sion watching the wearied and wearisome
efforts Of eighteen men to earn their
salaries. he is getting more for his
money than he has right to expect
or desires Tho man who conceived the
idea Of playing two games Of baseball on one
day for o single price Of admission will not be
held In sweet remembrance by grateful pos
terity. and those who. persist in playing two
disliSe ed Sy al concerned. TWO games on Jaly
DAY at this melancholy season Of the year is
fssterdsy afternoon !. 2e7 persons sat in tho
stands at the Polo grounds. When they en-
esred the grounds they were light hearted: !.
end of 1aS shey wcss
many Ssn assea 81 .nf sssSaa
ns Thoss Who 20
have lpst hope. and lay back in their chairs IN
helpIsss dsspaTl1g nhanns%r Which even TIE
mot When the list saRe was vas
finished, the wan and weary mortals who had
Ho hsHMS ldRanS toas
AtH had no further jSY t Sr them a =,
the long Siege. and dragged themselves around
4he hsld as though carrying weight OF Woe
The FIRST game was one In which base hits
played 2 PROMINENT part the VISITORS having
ss sas ElssSs out sas
fhs New York; Works to win rather easily The New
asls NJ, Bass sg ,o1 base on balls and
e. tfSa. !lsEaaas ds SS eon eSnpols
9lt Yielded two more Glasseock's, single.
Coughlin's triple, and mutt by Thornton
gave two runs In the eighth. and in the ninth
bases on balls to Connor and O'Rourke. Glass
cooks single, and Burrill's sacrifice gave three
more.
The visitors got run in the first on Hamil-
toms single. steal Of second. and Myers's hit
one IN the fourth on Qenny's single apd Aliens
single two passed balls. and Bassett's cheap
trick In interfering with o base-runner, Lynch
sending Thornton to the plate.
quite . scare. Mayors two baser. singles BY
Thompson and Delehanty. Myerss base on
BALLS and Fields,,s triple gave four runs and
Increased the discomfort Of the spectators.
The scorer
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WHEELING.
The Peoria bicycle Meet At an End.

Tho Peoria Bicycle Club meet came to end on
Tuesday Elatsd with tneir success In reducing
OF the records Monday the racing mon repaired 70
tho Lake View trottins track TO make ssi further In
roads on existing times Tuesday but the poor
dtion Of the track prohibited any remarkable records
W. r. Murphy N. Y. 4 O. attempted to lower the
mile record but was unsuccessful He rode his mile In
2 minutes and rs ssoonds Arthur Zimmerman OF the
q hG ,s %sas an M
s a. ;sns
q. g NJ. :sGd s IN u Is =
second. lowering the previous record OF s. minutes
WHEELING
MEETING of the Riverside Wn''msn whit
5as Oh s.ssss.S Cycling Club win hold run to Norris
,5ss,I mss.sH Th'm'' Withhold run "
81. H. Ees: ss has
Iss: on Ss esy :ss's ' their
ss 81 S. sse os o
:asi 'sa:
81: ssse:
e g: 4:es 1t Nv
T.: siS s1Et sss:: :',se
I X; 81; s.'
On Saturday last John Johnaon Of the HARLEM whssl
r. ara .
% minutes.
Arthur Zimmerman Of the New YORK Athletic Club
has won prizes than any other bicycle racer this
season Tho aggregate value OF his winnings this seq
son Ia &c. 600
Tho ambition Of All the crack racing men Il TO lower
Of the bicycle meetings this fall tho racsrs wfl In all
probability repair TO Springfield and try Tor the record
PHyntA AdyeAa r0caiyed yesterdaY that
tho internationaI champion scyclists Howell Ed!,n
six-dRy ehampionship race here. have sailed the
steamship City Of Berlin for this city Howell holds
tho worlds record mile he having done 1t In Aus
Flanagan u the Irish champion.
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BOSTON. 8: BROOKLYN. 2 SECOND CAMEL

The second game was much better and
more interesting contest until the bloody
seventh inning. The first run was scored be-
Long was hit by the ball and went to first base.
nS Lens t
saw that Pnsney was SLOW in covering third third
wac an exciting race. which Long won. inks
had the ball. but could not throw It until Pink
ney was in position. When he did finally
throw it Pinkney turned back somersauit
and Long stood on his head minute. The
ball rolled into the field and Long re-
covered o perpendicular position and dashed
for the bag before. Pinkney could scramble to
hisfeet The performance was one OF the fun
niest ever seen on the diamond. The Brook
base on balls two hits and sacrifice ss They
Lowe tied the ecore with homo run drive over
the left field fence. Stovey followed with a
single, and stole second and third bases before
anybody was retired. Thon the next three
bafsmen retired on pop flies. Up to this time
Inks had been touched up for six hits and
Staley had seen four hits made by the Brook
iyms. .,. ,
got ratified and opened tho seventh BY giving
two msn bases on balls. The next three men
hit safely and then sn1 at base on balls l,s
out and then another hit yielded two more
runs. Three times the bases were filled by the
there. The fact that the Bostons added two
more runs to their SCORE In the eighth did not
increase the interest in the game. Kelly was
guyed numerically when he struck out the
first two times he went TO the bat The score:
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Canoes and Canoing.

Tho 1anths Canoe Club have started original plan
which. from the present outlook viii prove
The idea 70 hold single racing event late enough
an afternoon to allow anybody being there without
tsrfertng with business On Tuesday next they will
hold CLUB four padding race Oh their club house at
Woodside N the Passaio River. At $50 p n Tho
Ianths mon win furnish the boats thus saving
clnb. have 70 DO q 70 send their men TO compete.
minated parade on the river.
On Saturday Sept 26. tho Brooklyn Canoe Club will
hcld s closing rsoes for tho season which open e
ever te1semis tAh gu.r course for prize Presented
padding trophies IN also be held on that dste
C. challenge pin few scrub races win 30 held, which
dlins an8 PAHbunhg Upset Pnd.
L Gpsn only 70 the club members. viii be called at $3.50
Egg Beach ha. been chosen As the camping grounds
Of the Hudson River cruise on Oct 2, and l. Tho
beach 10 situated on tho side Of the river about
nndeF the direction The KnckerSocSer Yonksrs and
Hobofsn Csnoe Clubs and few outside csnoists VII
DO Invited to Join.
NJ. Matt smith. who sailed the Hornet At the recent
met me- hS. purshs.sd ths lauan4 from Mu.phZ
which Nj. Murphy won the record this year.
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Local lacrosse en- be, Ive that the S. T. A. @. team
will defeat the A. c. s. on Saturday next. in which
case the two teams will tie for second place
In the event OF their winning the A. U. champion
ship, the n Y. A. c. team will endeavor TO
game with the champions Of Canada for the champion
ship Of America.
II more than probable that lacrosse association
national In character will be organized during tho
coming winter to direct and control the game In this
country. This movement has been started by J. K
Plannery who organized the old National Lacrosse Az
ISOLATION and from the hearty support already prom
This step has become necessary account of there be-
ing at present no lacrosse organization In existence
which has any recognized weight or control of tho
game in the United States The Metropolitan 10 con-
hned entirely to local clubs. while the Eastern through
mism'anI "a, is in a moribnnd condition. aud
The object Of the association will to foster
gam all over the country make such rules may DO
tireiy 70 amateprs will work in harmony with the
United States.
1t Is on the tnps that Irelands champion team will
visit this country year but tho matter has not
been definitely arranged yet.