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Entries for iiriahton,

The following is the programme for brighton Beach
to day
First Ence-Purse s:Eo. i've eichths of mill. Win.
T.. W. ibrnr, -; Jay pu ~ iir; Muriingo 10
Romance, ~; Srrria, 10 Iauruiska, no. Alarm
he'ic ~; niNn .oi' nonsle;s no, AHoinh lor Res
bic h u . 81. umcr, luA altman lN FOscyilr ~
second EH"e-rur.e O,; maiden tMo year olis i've.
eighihs OF mile Niuuic Mantuu cDt lis; liUev i6.
Markham IA. : Mars. llI ION, astcr Lass uIly Ii;
Rose lance M Fiona lily 10 lp!,rs j.. ilS Irrecr.
lar, I'io Marion my 10 Nndtid 10: Hack liussnr
no anton iih sinaioa ans. !E!, Vera Gate 5. 10
Third Ea.o-rurse $500 for al, ayes: and one hsf
flrohEs heck iiE Siriarnway iIpi ruiser 10.
oustGn W., Intlitr no. iitr son 1888 Inferno iats
lav0, "; Thcora lnb. NoshnrE iuj >cNmnur lUI
Manroc lni, Hetreve. !ui. Henry george iUJ led.
Fourth naro utse $500; one aud one sixteenth of A
mi'r. on!iord. Ia; EeNc, TO-; Lcranto, %; rg G.
W; Miigr. -. ~"
fitth Race Purse Si.2tn: ..venc'.'.'. Of a mi,.
Lizzie. ll' tavia il9. raulmhny. ll2; Ksups. lI2:
luwlnnder. iOi. Hc'levue. 10, ,ascaU. Monterey
ltI w. H. H. lbi llouri los Nutage Time tIiy lUg
SIN Race -ihrse Spl Eve,eiah,ia az n nile Pc
dcsriar, u.s. Arsi'ntt, IL; Cold Wave los: Silver
Thread h.lt lu". Maggie Murphy 40. Money Maid
i"h IHre IN si!er, los. Nats Hamilton nly iUO Lii
lie u ,ot -
Sevehtn gace-rnrsc $50: two miles It Luke Ill
MheatS. ~ GRny medc 100. Iceberg lus, Major
Pickett y, BonHnza ~; Macancy. u; b. u. Million.
", Miss Cody, .i
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On the renn,. Court. at Bayone.

The annual closed members tournament OF the Der.
zen Point Lawn Tennis Club continued yesterday.
The results were:
Ladies' singes-Fina round: Miss Anna ". Voor.
nees second class defeated Miss Ida D. Noorhee rss
class by n ~ The victor had handicap allowance
o. minus so points in every game.
M.Xci Doubles first rounds-Eonnd A: Miss Florence
Spence and John g. HAYWOOD heat Miss Adele south.
nri ami William D. Day by ~ to ~. Second rounds
e: Miss Sa lie aS aud hnrlcs !. rrencer beat
Miss Katharine Curtis and mbrose Packard hv ~ to .
Ihird rounds Round b: Miss saie Day And Charles j.
Spencer Grew "a bye.
Gent en-ns Single. second roun's-Round BIS Liv.
iHg-tUn Davis second class h-uf Edward Brown tscc
Und by - to IL round c: Charles q Wheeler
Second class drew bye; roun Ambrose Packard
third class won hv default from Francis l.awton.
THIRD rounds Round A: charles 4, Wheeler tsecond
cassl Dea Livingston Davis second class by 1870 H.
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on TIE TENNIS COURTS.
First Days rlny In the Southampton Tour.
Mnnent.


nRnent.
SOUTHAMPTON. July 2l.-Tko annual tennis
tournament for The championship OF Long ISL
md began hcre this morning. The singles
only were started to-day. tho doubles being
postponed until tomorrow. Twenty-one men
entered tho singles. the bes. matches ofthe day
being between Ford Huntington against A. W.
Post and Il. Stevens against W. Il. Fowler.
Ford huntington will undoubtedly get into the
finals rs will either Hall or stevens. Apuend-
ed are tho results Of the day:
Mems singies Preliminary Round --Grosvcnor After
buy heat Davis n3, 60 l. :. Hall beaJ. 7. Rogers
G-l Go l.. A. Thompfon beat, l.. T., Larolue. "a,
-: Richard stevens beat W. + Day. d ~; W. X.
Fowler peat A. Torrance UL ~; ". H. Belts lsat A.
/. SPENCER g., ii =.
First Eounl-rord huntington beat A. W rost. ,n--s.
g.: D. T.. Hollis:er heat H. W. Speedwell by default;
q stewart beat fredurcS street. by default: NJ Van
lngen neat j. q. X. Lee, &c 90 6-3: Valentine ".
Hal heu W. X Belts g.. o.: II. stevens beat ", l..
low er, e.. st 81: Il. T. Hale beat A. Thomp
-. S-i; H. Torrance beat q. Atterbury, - i,
50; VI. Van Iusen beat +. l.. Stewart ST. U-H.
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OEANGr. July 2i.-There was good attendance at
the tournament OF the range Lawn Tennis Club ut
Montrose to-day. Tho scores are appended
Ladies Singles Preliminary Eound-Mss Lilly Camp
bell beat Miss Emma Freeman. G-l. CD; Miss Ger.
truie Freeman beat Miss Gcorpie Wilmerd ng | y de-
tauit. bye Miss AmeiIe lanterkieft and Mis- sylvia
Hitch.
First Rouni-Miss Lilly Campbell beat Miss Gertrude
freeman, I'll 80 IL. Miss Amel!e NanderEett
beat Miss SYLVIA Hitch ID. H-3
The winner OF the inals Will PLAY Miss Fanny Camp.
bel the In der of the cubs laiies' trophy
W. Learned, tile winner OF the eeutlemens single s
In the late club tournament. will play D. ". Gambler.
tie holder OF the c!uDs challenge cup.
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Charley Mitchell Att Again,

LONDON. July ol-Charley Mitchell has again come 70
the front as dsordery character lie was drunk and
b0isterous at the Sportsmans Club at midnight last
night and when tho in the discharge OF their
DUTY with his Tics h" attacked them furi
ouslv lie knocked s-verai Of them down kicking and
jun ping their forms. Finally the atach
OF tho club MANAGED ny their united Efforts 1" throw inc
pUgilist down, and for moment there WAS ranged
mass of sruggers from which he hal! porter presently
emerged minus piece OF lis nose second club man
retired with q chunk out Of his ck while tlxrd
had his teeth smash" in Several others were bruse1
md scratched and Mitchell himself did not come out OF
the fray wholly uIscatked.
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The winners ut Gloucester.

GLOUCESTER Juy2l-Following results Of to days
events
First Eare-S!N and enc half furongs Pat Kelly won
'oi HARDWOOD second. \Rrins third Time | :lSi,
second Race--tUur and onc.half fnr!ongs Nellie
james colt won Water heim second Beishazzar third,
Time :1n',.
1h;ru Race-Seren "irhths of a mile. Duke John won,
Lee Second. War Duke third fine. 80
fourth Race six and ono half iurlorgs, Whitenose
won. iappahannOck second shakespeare third. Time,
lt"ri,
Ffth Racs-SS nrh quarter furlongs Kimberly
wen Nahe second Helen Rose third Time 2il4
sixth Race ne aud one eighth miles Courier won,
Melwood second. harwooi thiri Time, .. "a
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Other G,lIncs.
Baseball Gamcs To-day.

Baseball Gamcs To-day.
EsTtuH.L LEAGrr,
New rcTI "s rhliale pla, At the Poo grounds
E0StOu ys Brpo.iy'i at Boston.
Chicago SIS. Cincinnati at hirago.
CIeveElnJ Va Pittsburgh u Cleveland.
ANFIiiCAS ASSOCIATION
Athletics VS.. baltimore. at PHILADELPHIA.
Washington vs. EuhtOn at Washington.
CINCINNATI vs. st LOA-, IA Cincinnati.
Columbus We louisville. Al COunbus
EAsIEgS ASSOCIATION.
Albany Va Lebanon, N Albany.
Syracuse Va. Troy. at syracuse
IOCi ester v i'rnyGeHrc i!ocheBteE
Bgna!o VS.. New Haven. at Buffalo.
OTHER GANlS
Staten Island A. c. vs. Corlnlan 4. C., at West Nav
BRIGHTON
Wil.nnabursh A. A. W. New Jer'cyA. C., =. BERGEN
FONT
SOW York A. c, vs. Asylum u. Il, e., at Middctown
AN,1EuR LCAGEf.
Crescent A. C. w staten Island C.. g., at Livingston
Ell
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Eastern Park was Yesterday full OF posters setting
forth tnat Collins ami Burns the I'll road 10
-ecoyery and tiS information WINS very gratifying to
patron. generally who sincerely depored tGs uufortu-
i.hie accident President Byrns ha Lar hoIr's lax
wil Collins yesterday afternoon. and found him ar.
headed aud rsslin: easily. ~ II, e. Mclean. lls
Clhp phNh.ran. gave II as lis opinion thar Collins
would he around IN atout ION days The serious
hSmItoins Of Monday night had disappeared, and tha
y aver wUuih ne IS vol as ever III short lime. Burns
who has rery rugged constitution. AMI WHO was moi
severely hurt, vii. I've on deck In days
ihc hronh!yis save tins morning for BOSTON where
le' ?'h series ol three games. GurGora Esler.
broVL MA accompany the team
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fosEEEs July 2L-A dozen members Of the Yonkers
Bicycle club enjoyed a moonlight run to Washington
bridge this evening. general shake.up has taken
place IN tho foDkers Athletic club 4 G. Grieve has
resigned as captain and u. j Rcnrhan " Secretary
ihsr successor. are Joseph Andrews and John r. Hart
d, u. horrlsan WAS also otciei Lieutenant, and L.
Neholian was mad. member nf the board OF Man
ayers lie menhers' games postponed by ths rain on
saturday last, VII take place on Jilr -. ~ "
Tue Paistde Boat ''Ino nave decided observe TN.
twenty hItli nnnivc sirf oct -, with suit aii,
celebration. A "tanic." hrp VII! ta.e place M IN,
boat EouSe on saturday. ~ 'N
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fridge. First base on error-Chicago First base on
balls--fttsburgh, 8; Chicago 3. Double plays-ffeNer
and Anson; Dahlen and Arson stolen e,sss-shnear,,
out-FittsOurVi I; Chicago q Passed ball-Kitr,dse
Wild iitches- Baldwin - eft on hases-fittsburgh, Ii
Chicago L, Time-lin tnplre-Hutst
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l'rlnce beat Adventurer MS far for the place.
'Mooicu,t"r was fourth. beaten a head Tor

tbs Theron Stakes; free weller weight handicap of
$40 ench with 10 added OF which so TO second
nnd Sluo to third gentleman rilers allowed seven
pounds: seven fGrlonrs.
W.. 10 lnss G. h Esqninau, aged, hy Duke OF Ma
gehta- second Hand i"I a. !
u 4. Jordan D. silver Frncc. Il I2p tDoggttD. =
CLiIeueid JE y eli. Z. Adveuturer. .. ia2 (iitt!e.
y
also ran
r.,, Time ~.
Fet'ing.- Against Esquimau to 3; Advcnturer 4 10
J; silver Prince. GtO Woodcuttcr 70 /: rerai,a u
!. vhnWsS - 10 u tatinn, - to Mr. SASS -
Mutuals paid El4, s.. 20. slh.n3. -,
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End OF the W c-tern Tennis Tourney.

CnrAcc. July cl.-The Western tennis tournam ent
ended to1.ay. Wrenn had things his way winning
from both tie johnson brothers with ease.
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a Victory for the Germantown Eleven.

" VICtOVy TOT Ute IcCMHUTOWH IIeVeh,
NsMLFoS. JHy - The cricket match between tho
Germantown, Pa, Cricket Cub and the Hamilton am
which began Yesterday morning WAS concluded 10 dav
and resulted IN victory fur the former by innings
and four runs. Tie magnificent lowing of Patterson
for the cTuaIli VII ''ub too mnch for the local
rTichcteTs who srUrei why - in their c0Hd hmm
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Weights For the Harvest Handicap,

Secretary Henry q. Crickmorc OF the Mon.
mouth Park Association. announces the follow.
ing weights for the Harvest Handicap. one and
n quarter miles. to be run Thursday. July 90.
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The American Association.
Tho results In tho American Association
yesterday follow:
Athletics, ); Daltimo o. 8.
Boston, G: Washington, 4.
TIE EECOED,


puIt,prtrnit Ju'y ?i.-1he Athletic. baltimore game
ended after tho ninth inntng with tie rcDrc becaIse
Umpire Jones eit the held saving Ito would stand
the Of tho players A. the clubs could not agree
anew umpiso they decided 10 calf ii draw game.
Tie
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CITY Of Paris CrIcketers,

Tie crew Of the steamship CITY Of Paris played 70
mars ably good game nj Fort Hamilton Monday, and
the sin.Ie men lad victory over tho Benedics by
wckut,. ihu bowling OF rabbe and Maddox was thu
lenture Of the gan!e. HE score:
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Totals. ;.......n 500 10 4 Tota'. .lo 10 n 10 i
swimming run scored with two men ont,

swimming run scored with two mon ont.
new YORK ..'...........,.....u q " ~ o o d. .
Earned runs-Nsv YORK .; Rrool,yn l. rigs, bes,
~ erTnrs--acw Ior%, !! Hrouhitn. = left on lass.
Ewing !; b. CarltIer. T. FifGes ""r-By EMI,,, i,
~ CaruierF, Iwn.bssc litE-iiEtUrG lu..rtt -,
Garntier. sacracr' hi.s-liernar cun.6r. Iuctl"y
Csru.ners, IiGSney' cram. Htp!eu hasrs-.''Isrk
whistler and Conn,r. ward il rtnr. ana foutl" III.
Lying Passed baii-CisEk. =. umuITs-L. ncn. Tine
BOSTON, G: PHILADELPHIA .
Ro.roS. July ~ iti ito Bean-aiers t,i-r,,,
over the Suakers and they Gid A. hy T.rIrI alt
INK There Were several cXCusaLie erru-4 I,,i i.ra
were macy brilliant Mays. and these . .einrr VIII
tho game. The ~ 49, ''@''0''
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A. the South Broosyn IIandbal Court yesterday five
crack Red Hook Pointers were rivals Ia a series OF
Lardlough. games, and very singulariy the favores
we're beaten In ma GRITTY of instances The FIRST game
of interest was between Robert Boss and John
Courtney against Johnny Powers ana Mike Stanton.
me later prime fav0rites. and notwithstanding
they EHI the wlth chem they left the court a
tadly used-np pair Tho score stood MS follows:
holes and Courtncv...,.2l - 10 ~ ~ 10 eliza
Pow els AMI Stanton .,.II - 70 II ~ Isl -
1Ie viG,prs then challenged johnny Powers and Pets
Connolly and while tie latter tho favurites with
thu chniupinn inafser. Mike stanton. handing the
score board they wore kh"cksd out IN Tho majority u
games, although the total number Ot aces tho
ZANE. The winners rOntendsd that they ad to Get
two p!ayers and a marker. The scores were:
0lc and Courtney .....,.....,........:l u 2l-51
Al o wind up Bo'es AMI Courtney gave Manager
PUwe,s and connolly such whipping that they will
remember for hohr time Tho scores were
Holes ana courtney 70 2l6s
Powers and u. t0nIally.,....,.....,,,..... ~ IA
Marker-Nkr stanton,
BOlrs and John Courtney II IL said conside
the matter Of challenging any two men Of their class
in Brookiyn aud they would suggest Mike Stanton az
referee
Inc BROOKLYN Clubs court yesterday. tho following
games were played;
r. j. crihin and Capt. Rose ..,..........2l 81 M
Dennis shea ana NJ. =. SharkeS,. ......lo IL lt-J.
This was rouItY Mavo AID liiDerirS agans. Traies
ana Bal yhanhls. Dennis shea afterwards beat Capt
Rose Is - tOS
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baseball. Polo Grounds, To.dar.

Grand League championship game. Philadelphia VS.
New YORK. Game+P NJ Admlsson 5Ic. Tickets and
reserved SEATS At sVa din. s, a! Broadway
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KEErE GETS HIS RELEASE.
HE PREFERRED THAT TO BEING A
ELNCH WARMER.

Thinks thnt He did not Get Chnncc-New
York Lost while Chicago won-Boston
WAS from ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS As
ISOLATION Games--Ncws and Notes.
It is doubtful II any club ever had so trying
time in its efforts to keep bohind tho drum
major in the baseball procession us tho Now
Yorks arc Mt present experic ncing. There are
so mpny other baseball nggr%ations ambi-
tious TO take q prominent position in tho
rnrado that tho life OF the leaders is ofttmes
wearlsome. just as they succeed in getting u
lead ,hoy are trppcd up. TO make matters
worse somo club that ought to beat the Chi
Cages falls in n heap and nothing hut lamon.
tation Is heard in the camp Of tho patient New
York rooters.
1!tnis condition OF suspense continues much
longer the effect on tho cianks Is apt TO DO
serious. Tho New Works still hare Me lead Ivy
seven points, and there is no reason why thuy
should lose 1t. The point Is however. can
they Increase their lead sufficiently 20 insure
their retention OF first placo OF the next anu
last trip away from homo Ihcros tho
rub. Chicago hangs lkc !cH"h, ana nnl"SS
Anson's team begins 10 tumble nfctty soon.
the -sus pcon wi | grow that tEey will stay 10
test. Boston is coming strong. and there IS
Lustling al along thu inc.
Tho results vi tho games yesterday were:
brooklyn ~; Now York. =,
Chicago. I: Pittsburgh. 4.
Boston, q Il,.aIelpllia, ..
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Eatimurs 80. ...............O o u 8 | l. b
Earned .uns-Allctic q; Baltimore T. Two base
litS-cand"rs, ttu.s Van iiatren. Three Nase hut
l,ariie stolen hases--Nan ilatren Werd"n, Eav,
Wise. DrHhie p'ny-Maitrn, Wisc aud Nerden lirst
base on balls-sIi.ders larkin en- Cross en- laric.
Wise 60 struck out-Milli2an, Wood NerteN. Time -
!: 80. tmyite--JOnes.
pOSToN a. A. G; WASHINGTON, 4.
W,suiSGrNs. July 2I--WaslrgtOn punched her hits
IN the rccund nnIns and took the e u, with
WAS beaten seventh and .Sth innings hy tho
aiming ML LelhiAAM. Attenlamge GuOl. Tho
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ENTRIES FOR JEROME pIRK TODAY
No Stakes on the Card. but Promises OF
Lively snort.

TGerc are no stake features in to-day's pro-
Cramme for jerome Park. but the entries for
every event except the first are Ii oral. and
there should DO some highly interesting sport.
Tho orening event should be n horse race,
although there are but three entries. Nelly
BY is II fast FLY, and Cas;ain gave us taste
OF her quality few days ago, while Arab is rs
speedy selling platter MS there is In training
when he is OIL edge. Nelly Bly may win. with
Castalia second.
or the fifteen malicn two.year-o'ds named
to start In tho second event. Kilkenny and the
Moderator and Wyanlo,,e colts look temut-
ING: An three have performed we'll in public.
and the finish mt the end should be confined to
them. strong boy on the MyanlOtte colt
he faced tho starter TINT he has more than an
leap at a mile nnd n sixteenth. Es Iuim u viii
% MS most dnhgrro4s onp.,nent. unless Ben
peaAo aud others. In that race lie showed
not only sneed, put ,gameness;, and won
should both perform we'll in the fourth event
selling scramble Tor tw1-year-oihs at, Two
hi! former speed lie could spreal -caglo his
field in the Nth. hut his races thi, year havo
Lecn SO bad that it is takinl; great CHANGES 10
play him to beat anybody s. horse. Lima Judge
fTs, and U1GgsEMse should r run rr9minsnly
win as the d.s,anc suits him TO nicely. Tho
programme In detail follows:
Frat Racefrcn hRnhicap RweepstaIe s of $40 each.
with Sui, added OF which $40 to second und siUU
third; ]. iOJ yards.
Arah. iG'Casta w
NeIie B.y.........,...,.lO'l
second Race sweep stakes for maiiens two years old
at 80 each with RI, added of which 500 10 sec ond
and 500 to third; ave tur.onss straight
Moderator coit.... ...l Ill
MonOpOiis .......lll kaiu colt. ..........lii
Aca lie ...........lll Aloho ..............lll
.srfsy 9@sen colt rG1 s,;
hciiOIam ................llit
Third Race-free handicap swccpstakes for three.
each with 81 OJi added. winch 500 to second AMI
500 to third; one mile and II sixteenth,
Eslu.mai May WIN ............... "a
Zen kngehury. 10 Edgar johnson ...... ~
W OpGcntter.......... ~
Fourth Race sweepstakes for two wear. oIds at $40
each with 81 o. added. II which 500 s.conu ar.d
800 10 third selling allowances live furlongs straight
Wah Jim ....,.,.......l3 iOo Kelly ..........lu4
rroienuil. Ry"t ...................lUi
Hamilton ;...........iil knarsnck. ~
f"rrthought >nur.l-r......".,..... 20
81 rtHCTas lut,
FIFTH Race-Frce handicap swcerstake. for horses
that han in Ie,i. al $40 eacn with 81
ell Il which 500 to second and $40 to third 400
yards.
Judge Post ............l5 10
lima Sete formerly Alma
leathen. lN hily ..,.,,.,. %
ward OF Siu each win Si.Tt added. OF which 90 to
second and sIn t. third, selling allowances; three
quarters OF n mile.
IL Roanetort ............loo
Peruta......,,... Ia Frrnwood. ..........lU.
Nnrheo .............ln4 Katrina ............. "
ferkuader
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Yacht Report. from City Island,

CTR IsL,Np. July 2l.-Thc following yachts passsd
east to- day Title and Nomad. Here at anchor are
Reva Ilsen. Tiosa Nandal Banshee. Bopsep Ec!ylss.
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BILL PL.iYERS KICKING.
The New Jerseys May Get Ont OF the ANA.
teMc Athletic League.

teur Athletic League.
Tie amateur baseball world has always been tho
scene OF wars aud rumors of Not year has
passed in the history OF the game that there
been trouble o; some kind. This has been
cepton to the rule although everything has been
pa7at,vey quiet Trouble. however. OF the worst kind
is AKA developing and thore is not only possibility,
but strong probability that the Metropolitan Assoca
tioh League may lie dissolved In ihe Amateur League
there is also danger of fight which may result a
prominent suburban club being counted out when
organization comes next spring.
Dissatisfaction exists all aonR the line in the Metro
politan ASSOCIATION League. The two weaker clubs
w As .a soud snow hat
not the !E"test foundation Iur such TAX. then hs
o: games as arranged aud dates distrbutrd and dis.
atisiacton Las been expressed against some OF the
~ his IS nothing compared with tho feslias which
rHmor reached there last week the New Ath
he Ssw cus
he anne very n"gry and one prominent member said:
tniS soanIy plays better or ~" s"ns q,
rom TIE Msr"potan Ass"ciaon LEAGUE nsXt senf
aud letting sh'i, for Itself wr can hea every team
Why, tho sew Jerseys head ami shoulders nt",e
s"sms when come. 10 ~ payia:. they are simpv
no ~ it r ,. "aI aSs s"s il Tn t1sa
9 'sr .W pn ,sie ws d say "t US @
rro,esi Two " i'eir men, aud We will probably win
IN. al happened in the presence Of Mayor John New
OF fay0ahe James l.. u,liran. Charles Annrtt,
ana Arc 10 Smith all ioya supporters OF the New sr
heys and each ono shared the sediment expressel
From the conversation which followed IL was generally
understood that The New Jerssys would have to Tslrs
iron the League
The question in that event arises Where will they 20
The answer Is In The Amateur League, This
rri.as when The erce rivalry "f the Island AMI
Ssw Jersey attn rtc clubs il >idere ItuinOr
howoy.r FURNISHES the startling piece Of that tho
lnsewnnd orange. res 'ent and possibly die EN-
Island cricket, are dlssni isNsi with the Tema iL.lx
m-mher-the staten Island Athletics.
hs has been kept very quiet and will admit
that It bat II il said that tho New Jerseys may u
asked 10 take the islanders place II later Developments
Will permit the ht"r TIE Athletics know nothing about
III move and he publication Of the rninor may result
beading ol the scheme Still the New JERSEYS are
going 10 max" uinp am there doubt they wouu
prove desirable acquisition To the Amateur League.
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harmed runs Rcson,4 Home rGn-Nash Two baae
nlt-.hehnet Satrluce lIts-lOwe Eeunett Cray
srowwi stoirn o'sss Long Htoy-y. Lowe, Hamilton
~ Myers flfst hase on la ,s-JH sta sy on I'u.n
ton, first lA'e on errors boston, ! mi ati.ulia
y Hhby pitched Ia l-Brodir. stTucE oMt-ly $ ni, y
T.: by IhorntpE J. ionuie play Thornton AIen n,y,
Attendance, I.!7I. '''S' ''''
CHICAGO. I: riIrSErRGm 4.
FIrTsprnGu, July ei-The Chicago team defeated M.
home nine today In tile presence OF s4I er ,'
BALDWIN pitched IN poor form and GumDcrt VA. a rus.
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hit-satterv. Three base hts-'rifn. Eronthers
stoiep nases-i r. Murphy t1l Brown Double PLAY
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struck out-Ry Foreman, ); Ivy iIaddOck, - Wild
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