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The sun., 1891-06-10
ALI HATL TO THE BRIDEGROOM
Billiard Champion Jacob Scbnefer 10 to bc
Married To. .morrOW.

II is announced that Champion Jacob schaefer will
marry the daughter of "Big John" Rammsrer TO.
morrow evening o'clock. The ceremony will be at
the residence Of tho bride In East 10th street The
champio has aged at his brides residence since his
arrival on Friday fearing lest he might be over.
whemed by tho tremendous ante nuptual welcome that
his friends had planned to give him. lie has made
only occasional flying trips to his friends further down
town.
"Peis" volk, the little schaster mascot, accompanied
Jake 10 this city. aud brought ha sister along The
champion has had - mucn lnok when Pete 10 near
him that he wanted him a, his wedding schaefer was
the centre OF crowd OF friends in Billy seStons rooms
yesterday afternoon lie was in first asa spirits and
look ed better than he has for months past lie
said that Ives would be here to day and declared that
the recent Sensational report of bitter quarrel be-
tween the youngser aud himself amounted to nothing
aud would not disturb their long frsndshp for each
other partce lie aided that the Carter Ives atch
for tie oFt,top chnmpionthp was on carter as
backed In this match BY Mr. Price and Eugene Day.
John , ALI an OF Milwaukee was STAKE eholdsr.
scnaefer and his father law are TO have Joint re
street and Third avsnne schaefe VIII cro,s with
Ives Maurice DAILY will play J: K. Heiser. Lon Shaw
and his wife will give All exhibition of fancy billiards
and BILLY sexton will execute some OF his famous
Comanche cnrroms.
~. ehsmpion has abandoned his proposed Wedding
trip to Europe. lie will remain for some time in the
city and then return to his home In Chicago.
The sun., 1891-06-10
LONG ISLANDS BTG LEAGUE
Its Chsnpionship Games Resisterea with
the a. A. T..


A special meeting OF the officers and Consti-
tuition Committee OF the Long Island Amateur
Athletic League was held at the residence OF
President Peyerelly in Reid avenue. Brooklyn.
last night. Those present were: Harry r.
WarinR. Nautilus Boat Club; Harry A. Himer.
williamsbureh Athletic Association; George
P. Kaiser and James +. Brown. National hth-
letic Club; George W. Wood. Standard Athletic
Club. and Zach A. Cooper. Ffseport Athletic
Association.
A constitution was agreed upon and will be
reported to the leagues meeting at the
Brooklyn Athletic Club house tomorrow
night. The designs for the championship
medals were examined and they will be die
Sfonn S Sra Ths moss 1
the niRht'a work was tho Issuance Of the fol-
Living to the athletes q" honS t'sRd s5 which whish
the athletic worlJ:
mpeh % hs, been Sv:S e the fact "a s
Isssas lee. Incl to 'is. the tra. ssisns i.es
~ ~" @ a%s!is. s:s sss me-
Il, IN
., the isns I.i.rd S%s.:ar stSisiis Lsssu. .msIy
nSs .fs% % n: SisiF
n nor ~ ,, II .he .mnsnr Hht.o M ynlon
arendy a..ociai. smbers OF the Metropolitan Asso
citation Of tho A. A. u
he facts are that Board dyided In its opinion
several of tho de claiming that the league had
as nlnrh right In the A. o. q. any other BODY when
this division OF opinion made manifest in the Con
ven,ion, the Board upon motion referred the matter
to the Metropolitan Assoca,i,n. There was no "app
rAfon denied from the tact that application for A.
lied me ership was made to the A. BY the league
whicn stmpy claims allegiance to the Metropolitan
Assocnton and Will conduct its sports under the rules
S.rs * Inn avsna. d and foat.S :ss:.t BIoosys TSs
Long Island Amateur Ath'eto League Yesterday had
is nrrt championship meeting registered with the
tmAtsur Athiruc Union. and the meeting will there
fore be he d. rain or shine.
The sun., 1891-06-10
THE RACING YACHT NAUTILUS
she Had Asother Sail Yesterday. an
Promises to Re n Success.

| she Had Another Sail Yesterday. ana
! Frorises TO Re n Success.
| 1t is impossible to tell much about the speed
OF new yacht until she is tried with other
boats nearly her size, but II appearances 10 for
anything 1t may be said that J. Rogers Max
wells 46-footer Nautilus. designed and built
by II. C. WintrinRham, 10 q fast boat The
Nautilus has been under canvas every day
since Saturday. when she had her trial trip.
but ub to yesterday afternoon Mr.. Maxwell
had not seen her move to good wind and had
scarcely any idea Of how she would behave in
stin breeze. At half past 8 yesterday a'ter-
noon. however. when Mr.. Maxwell hoisted sail
on the yacht of the Atlantic Yacht Clubs
hoqse good breeze was bio SSTSs snv
Staten Island with mainsai WORKING. topsaii.
nucs XIV work & Of Il from TIE ou,se s The % sFesae
was not very strong at first. 80 the yacht did
@ Ss atsn @ sf ssore s" Wind 4'sa came
out In good stln nuns, sending the new racer
snsk senS @ H. %a aass s' the s' ,ssS 'hS
full; and then pointed her up Into the wind
S aa ! ssi%s sSss i. sss NoAf Su
hseisd an,il hsr rail- was only sishs inches Sas
shst rn ipeae undes sai
kepi hsT away a bit 70 sive her a chance 70
the rail Of the Nautilus is awash II Will be
blowing great guns The yacht has not been
given as much sail as the Burgess boats and
she has more ireehoard. so 1t wifi be harder to
When he had gone we'll In toward Staten Is.
land Ms. Maxwell lammed down the tillsr and
,i1s me yacht swnng S ah"nt as though hung & ona
carrying. q. slight weather helm Going
down the bny q little lib torsail was
toms Point sheets were lifted for the run home.
The sails OF the yacht arc coming out nicely. !
ready. and a few more such spins rs the one OF
yesterdar will mako the ms!nsail as fiat asa
board. With spars aboard the Nautilus fonts |
lust about to her designed water line Of 45 feet
10 inches. She ia sure not TO 90 over her class
limli Hns OF the most striking 'estpres & re OF her her
water. She makes no fuss whatever. and so |
far has been an unqual fed success. She tack! |
Within seven POINTS and promises to be one OK |
the best wind jammers In her class.
The sun., 1891-06-10
SUMNER PAS1IMES.

You should read THE WEEKS SPORT, the brilliant
weekly maxazine, II you fond outdoor life and
81 gentle sports and pasmes Some features Of TO-
Opening of the Yachting Season Capt A. J. Ken
tayI tonyE hnxinH az sport for la es John Harrine
Hnrdne psly; "Alllsator Hunting, John Mor!msr
Touring" John K1se,s Lawn Tennis
Gf the hiPpo"J Charles Davis Rivalry at cricIst"
Jerome Fanrery: staten Islands Fishing Resorts
ioHs s in ,I New MsSico" "c McCltn.thsn: a Bait.
C.iorn. "Piseon:" Tho Rihe and How 70 T.s IT,"
Rsny fu". .na at Cs.,o.c cye!:s
monde;" Items ot Indian Sport" Kahi ahIin:" and
=, scotch Excitemcnt' Animals as Deities" ne
ishsta r.. r,n:r Tiger. KILLED ThIss Wonders
risa" Killing The Man:tnter" Tennis in Mouth Hiri
ca" ,,Iawn Tennis Snort and spornmsn" Ml
ALL NEWS STANDS. PRICE 10 CENTS
The sun., 1891-06-10
LAWN TENNIS.
Prat, Inst,tute Tourney.

Tho Pratt Institute lads srs engaged in playing Of
the sets in their tennis tournament Only singles have
been played This blay In the mixed doubles will beRn
to-day Both Instructors and students have exhibited
comendabie amount OF interest In the contests all OF
which have been truly exciting. The scores:
FIRST CLASS
Rudolph Lee beat Prof sanborn. e-l. Ga g.;
Joseph s,ebbins beat Kenneth iioaE e-3 e-; Joseph
Ilowatt beat Everett French Ga "a 6-S: George
Morgan forfeited to Walter Mclroy.
sEcoSD CLASS.
Charle. Dennison; Jr, beat william A. Flowsra Ga
63 herbert Allen beat Robert lloRR 03. 6S; Jack
dempsey beat Layton Colman. 6-l, 81.
THIRD CLASS.
". W. Thompson beat Herbert Langmuir Ga so:
Charles Lowell beat charles BussinR sd g.: Fred
Rich beat X. X. shepherd forfeitedJ; Oliver Brom.
barher beat Edward Meyer 81. b-u
The nrst class nails viii be played either to-day
morrow. The finals In the other two classes have
suited As follows:
skroSp CLASS.
Charlie pennson heat J Dempsey. Ga e-2; Denui.
son beat Bert Aisues, 10, 90, 81.
THIRD
cha,les & Lowell ees.o Bromescher e-s. Ga; Lowell
entries for the doubss include Prof sanborn and
Miss snneiia spelnan who has been playing In Rrsat
torm this week. Louis Alderman and Miss Massa. r..
french and Miss May Barfitt ". X Severence and
May Ruth uor. AMI Fred Smith and kdth Allen.
The sun., 1891-06-10
Decision Favorine Yachts.

decision has been rendered by Judge Benedict In
the United States Court in the suit arising ont of tho
collision occurring In October 1889 between the cutter
MedusA belonging to Robert Center ex Commodore OF
the seawanhaka Yacht Club and the tuaboat stapiea
This in the nature OF brought by Com.
modors Center TO test the question whether yachts
have not equal right of In the waters OF the
United States with vessels engaged In busness and the
diet overrues decision or the Board OF
OF steam vessels which had been previously made.
agans the pilot Of the rug befor: the Board Of
hts license revoked the charges heard by the
Board Of Inspec who refused take any action
against the pilot OF the tuRboat
~ ,The collision occurrei near Roebin.s Reef The
on to Expecting the rug to change her
she could easily have done. Mr. Center held his
Judge Benedict held that pleasure yachta while sub
ject slso entitled upon tho rules Of navSa
ton, and that The tug . fault
The sun., 1891-06-10
Yachting Gossip.

The mainsa of the Nautilus measures 80 feet on tho
gan ami 50 feet Oh the boom.
Tho Fife cutter Bar bara has feet OF overhang for.
ward and II feet Stz inches AFT Her length a
measured last week. 10 t4Neet
The of the % foot catboats, Grover and Fila
OF the Dauntlsss Yacht Ciub had Monday the
Iackensack river The Ella h.
The Burgers :Dfooter. Tom BOY. recently sold by
Archibald RoE Eera to A. W. smith Of Providence started
from hswbursh for Providence yesterday
The a. footers which will in the Atlantic Yacht
Cubs annual regatta next Tuesday are Nautilus Nine
ola Say yonara Wv ra Jersica and GloranA
The sail plan Of tho Fife boat Barbara measures by
the Eastern Yacht Club rule aUD square feet Her
owner &, u. W Foster. is a.raid she will not have
enough canvas
brush In NnrraRAnsett bAr week aye. In which the
Cvira held tho Glorinna well while the breeze was
strong. but As 1t i!ghened the Glorana rot away.
The seawanhata Corinth,an Yacht Club has already
received entres to its annual regatta June from
the sohooners Iroquois, raruna. Miranda Crusader
Marguerite and Victor and the single stieker. Sham
LotowanA L'riA and hathisen More entries are
expected
The sun., 1891-06-10
Odds and Ends or Sports.

ans sSa ''S' place to "'r''~a' "''a'"" f''l Long
E:~5 :e. csG q
sn Eo yd'y ana the guest of the Net
crew. II irsi"ins for !hs coming nsr.n f.Sstt.
trim and nsuy friendly brasho en;ass bstwssn them
The eight cared shell GREY Of the Uuiysrsty Of Penn
s :s;%ssr zen s!i +. q ss.:!: x..sss.
London. "' '
,ss :s asy.
and 'fsas'' ss1
Ccity viii hold .ammst NIGHTS festival y calsd0nish
6isi. wl'i popu.: athlete in jsF.
no,a il. annual eIamtsts and game. a. Bfssn: Kim
, ..I;n s.: %:ns:,:s,s seias"s sa. leading
g.::sd .: y @ p.S'%sS,s
1s H Hss rae. Gs"Ssas and nosss vii,
Ia. sm %my n.,e
known q Tue olympic CLUB Sew orlsana on sept ..
s supposed to DO
Ie Ss 3. Of ii. Sons
On s"s VII
go movie. rum asG run run
JUMPS sn'Is ~''t running h'sA 'u"N and running 0''Aa
project is on foot among certain wealthy members
S Issf ~. an. g piece ,S q Land
ne
y: ;s;:
80 Su. rosss ss. Ssssy S. o.
4 va. close thing B,e.l'y vipn!ns BY o.y Sps oird
aa isD;f' Ia The club
CAPT II: no:S Enc
50
issas . Il. s:sss.sS :. ; + ss'i
s ;s$' s%sy
o. .sn ~ q s IT,:
h:i. B. Ioaa IL d. 1'S.s eSp..y rs sSy 'O H'n'''' 81
sse q aS 6.a Ss%s % s ssz
man IN: nsx. @ S MsnesI. s.ms, yin 81. pace on
.:sd sssssf OF tho club twenty ono ne" members were
1hs following is the rs,ui. Of the indoor held
s
i:s .ss$s
.s r' ns'.s s
siso" a' sD1 second ''u'
,n !hs Srssavs Smns riseen clps h:a at
.nd :nor On s1a
and Gz
ssuna uB, 81 sne,s s
aa HS: V Vii
is 10 six Imperial photographs Of IN. bird.
The sun., 1891-06-10

The following is the order and time OF rowing tho
races In the Harlem Regatta Associations regatta,
which takes place saturday the Harlem River
Junior sinRes-First trial heat $50 A. N. J Wallis
Crescent II. C.; Iladey. Vesper B. C.. Philadsph phia;
J. Clarke Jr, Friendship b. c.; r.. II. FELTON, seawan
haka b. c.
Second Trial Heat 10 A. M.-Mier. N Y A. C. F.; Roes-
sle, Nonparel r. c i; Jeisneek, Metropolitan R. c.;
BiaokinRlon. EAragansstt u. e.
senior sinRies-frst trial heat 10 80 A. NJ. r. j. Car
Nuicahy. Albany.
second Trial tsat u A. NH W Jansen. s. La c.;
Hawkink and }: T. Aag'e Manhattan A. q.
Junior FOUR shell trial heat 40 A. NJ. Union
metropolitan NonpareiI, Ravenswood.
srcond irIal Heat i! A.-AtAlsuta Arthur Kull. Eu.
rskA
Junior Eight Dared shells-First trial heat ~ 80 r.
M.. Triton. Friendship. Hudson.
Second Tiial lisat / II M-New York Athletic Club
Nassau AtAlAntA
Double scu'is $50 p M.-Manhattan A. C, two
crews KAvenswoOd. vArnnR.
Junior sItg r. Final heat = r ".
Junior Fonr.oArsd Sheiis-Ftnhl heat 2:30 p NJ
Senior singles-finAi heat n
Sen or -Four Dared shells, $3.50 r. M.-AtAanta Allan
tic Albany.
Fonr 0ared Gina p. N -Ravenswood and Atalapts
Junior Eisht cared shels-finai heat ESQ r u.
lntsrmediate Right cared Shells, r. M-MAitA Non.
senior EightoArsd Shells two miller, for the Harlem
holder and ATLANTA
The sun., 1891-06-10
A Request to Shed,

The Aldermen allowed their hearts to be touchsd with
sympathy for their bleaching board constituency or
with sspsrty over the recollection that Polo ground
passes shed with frugal hand this season. Alder
man Mosbus offered resolution reciting that the con
soiidation gives rho Aldermen IIrisdic
oyer the aces oi In the city and
ths seats ami stands provided for spectators 80 ss 10
there" ''~'s~
M. was referred TO the Committee on Fire and
The sun., 1891-06-10
Mee.,.s or tho Brook,yn bicycle Club.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Brooklyn
Bicycle Club was held last evening At their club house
~ Hanson place. There was . rather slim attendance
meetings OF tho bicycle club
., The club .ppropIiAsd money TO provide for the en-
Nrtainmentof 10 wheslmen. who will visit BTOoklyn
On ynns r. Nine new msmhs5s we're sprolisd viz; ".
ss.lsy J. H. Hobby q. Y. Perrin. o. J. Helm and L
The sun., 1891-06-10
Baseball Night .t Paln.r.s.

Capt. Anson OF the Chicago colts and Mana
ger Jim Mutrie Of the Giants have accented an
invitation from Manager Harry Askin OF the
" Tar and Tartar" Company and Digby Bell to
attend Paimers Theatre on Friday night with
the. r. respective clubs. Four boxes have Leen
deserved Tor tre ball players. and Mr.. Sydney
hosenfeld. collaborating with D,Rby have
fixed up q lot OF bright lines. sparkling with
diamond dust. so that the famous athletes will
feel moro n hOmr '
The sun., 1891-06-10

land. I: Broosiyn. l. Lett on b.'ss-Cievesnd 8;
Brooklyn, struck out BY Niau. .; by Young !; by
Cs-uihsrs /. Base on bsi,-of vinn .; on CsIuthers
u ilone run 1 aruthera sacrince his-Mckesn
johnson Virtue Denny tiau. Grimm Fonts O'Rrien.
Cntuthers stolen bsses-Dsvis collins aiid pitches
-Nougn !. Csrnihtrs l. Time-2@ Umpire
Attendance-i,5I0
CHICAGO, o; sosrox7
BosroS. June Dit was not particularly rood esh
bition Of la to-day by either club but the Bosons
punched their errors In two nnnvs and IN that time
lost the uby pitched part OF the second inning
but was taken out by hnson after Hennett drove tho
ball TO the centre Held seats for home ran The
The sun., 1891-06-10
Ph,l.de,ph,a Kelly Heat Nc Donald.

Tom Green, tho welLknown heavy weight of this
city, was to have met Tom Rely OF Philadelphia In
finish nsht OIL Monday night but he hurt hand while
senbled In road house near Guttenburg to SEQ the
mill and as they were willing TO make purse. Jack
Moponald 49, pound New Yorker offered 70 90 10 for
With hard glove. II Was hard nght while lasted
hcD0nalds part for he did y OF or rushing Kelly
e Keep out g the way Of any serious iniary hs
YorksLs PUSHES and then isApsd up alongside of him
swInNnI his Ight with AZ upper cut on hcDSnAld
was unconscious for more than half minute.
The sun., 1891-06-10
Opening OF the Croquet Season. srs

Opening or the Croquet Season. egsa
Tho third annual tournament of tho Union Croquet
Club began oil tho croque lawn In Central Park
day afternoon At O'Clock The club had nve out
At the head Of each set hoated blue silk godietered
nag Of the club.
The tournament WAS opened by DR.. ?. Buck, playing
agans. l. Austin johnson DR.. Buck Of the
balls on second play and kept them In hand won the
game In half an hour Other games played during the
afternoon were:
John II. Welsh defeated A. g. Hewlett John II. Welsh
defeated A. C. Hewlett DR. d. r. Buck defeated L. A..
johnson; johnson had 10 points each game. W. NJ
Pee. ~ Zueker; zuctsr q points. A. G. Hewlett 6eat
" IaRht ~ pointN. W. n. Iaisht beat /. A. Johnson
~ points, A. q uewiett beat n. fucker o. points.
Friday and on regular playing days until finished.
The sun., 1891-06-10
The Coney Island Rod and Gan Club Will
Entertaln.

Tho Consy Island Rod and Gun Club will entertain
$50 guests at the inter State shoot tomorrow at
lawn Park, l. Five hundred dollars will be spent on
the dinner Slight changes have been made In tho
teams tha: will compete the si25 cup The Newark
Club Will have the assistance Of Frank Class instead Of
H. Francis Tho Fountain Gun Club will have Dr.
Schwartz In ths pAss ot A. PyTdy. The Consy i:Iani
probably In case II Mclaughlin the Captain Of the
ssm as nubsbsd % .o,'r o Iuh ma S'G6 % ,s re
viii haysf Ward IN place OF Harrison. H. Bsiiir s.
N"rthrtdRe and Judge hntberAnd In place Of Donney
nwysr and Monsess Tho start viii be made promptly
The sun., 1891-06-10
Dartmouth College Tenn,. Tourney.

HANOVER juno a-Ihe winners In the second days
pay of tennis tournament Of Dartmouth College were
as follow: r. W. Pond. '9l beat Leach Go e., r. 4
Barnard ~. beAtI. j Mason. '93 60 IS; Dan Col.
by. NJ heat A D. sangsr. w e-a 90: ?. a. Morrill,
"a bear ". o Stoughton. ~. 6-4. Ia 6-3: W. r.
r. Emerson. 81 beat H. 4. Cox. 'g2, 81, DO; j. u
saudborn. 'Yl. beat ". 7. Baey 'vl. 81. Ga "a.
The sun., 1891-06-10
IT CAUSES A BTG SENSATION
An Innint Athletic Club Scoopinp In sou
Bjv Performers

For ve.r. ,ho rrou,no,t ,,,,..
bnve been a,tsp,ntna to ind,,co o",.,' ,,,a cubs
athletes Of the minor examinations % se to ,FsCs
pete for Them. In fact 40 freonon, di, ',ni. ,Ii.
practice become tina, special Legislation Was
club before obtaining their release from tho tho
club they were leaving. But Jus: now the
athletic world Is gaping with "s'onishmen, a.
.,S I sto"e,o " a o'Hn"oh s M no' year
S'a .ss,as crack M n'1e'es from the New York
pnom,u ,no n .s c"os rs being done
SeS % ,Ss OF 'S '
III This ] orsanirn,ion % = - 'I" ,ho yov,or .,,,o,,
sociatIon an adjunct Of the Xayier Club %, Hs n.
St. Francis Xavier Church in VEST Sixteenth nth
1890 not confined to the st. Frnneis i'nr,sS S'
There arc many Iich and influential mon CON: on:
The initiation % Is 81 sfs ana aaes ssnIss sg
cep,s Pur inc month ns.+ t.w month. ~, m..,.
athletic S ana @any prd,n.n. ,nS.
are 5hs sps .ehe AGes .pe y.s
Y YSSk A. 4; ~ yeIsas thrswsr: Thomss T. i. t"n. SH
aoSFsSsy 'as sssTFy ms
,Ss SsW &
Jumper; NJ. OSuiiiyan and j. Mooney. The
J. A. q. all around athletes; j. j. Rogers, tho
sprinter. several of the I rogoinC have tue NJ.
ready competed under the "C6erry x" Of ths
The heai of thfa nromIsipo orgonizo,;o, l.
Father Van Hensselaer. the milIlonaire nricss
about the nrospects Of the Athletic cInb nns 10
devoting his time and money to fl,rthernn ,ts
An especial raid seems to be planned unon
the New Jersey contingent OF stars. and Sec.
ssid to INA SeniaI sacrn,ap. ~ ,sn Aasiers
you in the club within n yesr" We II ha'e
IN take 800 worth OF that" cried Sullivan.
leaping from his chair and pulling out four
nun Der OF nickels and pennies, and n bunch
Of keys. Come now. bet. You'll not haveme
Father Van Rensselaer is reported IN bavs
proposed TO build a larger club house Tor ths
back OF II the Y. G. and Y A. 1 havey a. mns, t1
The sun., 1891-06-10

Earned runs-Louisvills !: Baltimore ,. Three.bass
hts-werden CG Two base hit-van ha,ren. stoIsE
lase--JohnsOn First base bailst ahili ~ Donovan
Base on nerrors-BaItimore, !: Louisville !. Struck Out
--Mof Cahiil JennSgs HeAly, Welcn. Douhle plays
Van lIaltren and Wsrden Time-i:45. Umpire--Jones
BOSTON "a A.. &: ST. LOUIS 6.
ST. Lori': June o-The Browns outbattsd and out.
fe Ged tile beane to-day hut could not hit te ha
hi needed. aud total of eleven m on wers
lie on lases Attendance $500 The score: -S
The sun., 1891-06-10
TRorr1Na At xARRAeAxsErr PARK.
Col. KiPP, I.ightsi.g. s.d Dynsrite Yes
terday's winpers.

terday's winners.
PROVIDENCE. June 9.-This year tho Rhode
Island Horse Breeders Association seem de-
termined to put harness racing on better
footing at NarraRansett PARK. and have ar
ranged three meetings fot the season.
There was some interesting sport. made more
40 By the surprises OF the day. In the 800
class Addie Lee. I'd. from Poughkeepsie. had a
host OF friends. The winner appeared in tho
hfst heat when Col. Kipp. n bay stallion from
schen ectady. drew away from the ruck and
game homo six lengihs- in front OF Addio
Lee, The mile was made ID 2:2yk.
Col. kipp won the second heat and improved
his record by irotting In 2:28S. The stallinE
ended the race. beating Senator Sprague ms he
The sun., 1891-06-10

Earned rnns-Cincinnati, Twobase hits-vauehn.
Beechrr Three.ba.e hit-'anghn. stolen bases-Can.
avAn rane; tinss Mnrnny sacritc: hits-Cerney.
oaeery whi,n.y cahavsn and Carney S,russ q out Me
BY crane d: by Foreman T. Bases oil balls on Crane
Wild pitch1.-Crsn. 2. Passed bail-McGnira Time
>: 70. uinpire-Maithews. Attendance-7O.
coLrsBrs. @; ArHLk1rc. 2
Conrxsrs June p.-tolumbus had no trot BILE in win.
ming from the Athletics oday. taihan hit hard
the visitors had but two hits OF Knel Milligan was
fined S25 for disputnx decision Attendance. i,2OU
Thc
The sun., 1891-06-10

fsrned rups-Chicaeo 2; Boston. :. Two base hits
Dnhlsn. stein kittredge. Nichols Three base hit
W,l,no. Gsrrol! .oGney Frat base s, on S.l.Isy Is
rors-thicneo, 81 Boston. T. struck ont-Ry stein =;
by Nichols 3. Wild pitchos-stein. :. Time-2'2n I'm
pre-Fowcra Attendance 35S7.
ctSciSSArrL o; rntLADtLrmA.a
PrrApyL.ni.. June a-cinclnnau again dsfsatsd
phia this Afternoon by hard and consecutive
hitting III the fourth aud NTH Innings The Phadel.
phias could do tte with khines who retired the SIDE
On strikes in tho III inning Both Gleason and Smith
were hit hard Attendance, 1854 Tho score:
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The Dixon-wiliis Fight.

sAs vhAsoIsco June a.-LAst night tho California
Athletic Club matched Abe Willis and George Dixon TO
nshi for eo 0o on July ~ The are to weigh ~ 8
pounds three hours before snterlnx The rug ilis
now weighs i3t anu Dixon I2y
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Baseball Games To-day.

HnsebaH Gnmes To-day.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York Va Pittsburgh at the Polo Rrounda
Brooklyn vs. Cleveland. at Eastern Park.
Boston Va Chicago at Boston
fhilsdslphis va Cincinnati at Phuadslphia-
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
No games scheduled
EASTERN AssocIAuoM
Providence We Buffalo at Providence
New Haven vs.. Rochester. at New Haven
Troy vs. Syracuse At Troy.
Lebanon vs. Albany, at Lebanon
OTHER cAnEA
Crescent A: va Bensonhurst A. G.. at Bay Ridge
Point " ~ ~ "'''
staten Island e va Corinihlan A. C.. at Liyinz zston
'fs,A h.coro,t. at Prospect FArk
Epgiewooa !. o. rs New York a. C., o. Engewood
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Other Games.

USIvERsIrr or rssSsYLvAsIA. II; YALE,
NV HAVEN. June Tho University of Penusylvsnia
fA nine squared itself with Yale for IN game AZ phi
adephia on pscoration Day by winning a Loosely
played game at the Yale ned this afternoon. The
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New York. GAmet r. N. Adniss on SOc Tickets 10 W
on on sale Tor all games this week at spaldingS 2ti