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Other Games,
Baseball Notes.


omr WI! Joe Ian'man Kindly send his .dar'" to this
Tho n. B. nni VS. have . few open dates in July.
Argus. and Ssptsuiber
Harry wight W ii f n. coss @ Of he game ''' '"A''
Tns game bs.ws.r tho staten Island Athletic Club
rnans.,ior.bly whlsuers roe.s. addiction in the los.
work yes erday
WI VI, ws.M who n, pitched for KsspS ias! season
sH Leon.ns 3 East
The New Works made eight home runs in The last
H' two
made one each.
nS ~ rss sssnd, %
Win do the pitching for tho home team. and Manager
The Bythebonrn.s desire to hear from all frst.cass
@s .n F';' Sosa sssI ans '.y *1 a. s"f'
Ws and h: b aspk
9; SrSss %ssk S%sSs::sss 5sSs
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Address i u kellogg. 50 Leonard street.
ws Il. S.s
p. ri. .sia tn-. has Is,urnsa g town .nd viii peh
e s.ns Sssas., sssas 4: :ss:d nsii;y 81 q ts: G
nss a%i ina Sa, pitcher who
n" sss s VIII a's , eSs Ss IL: III.
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5 3: % @ "s s
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H a.r WI M,n fiy S,hjS
lad.s are adm tod free to grounds and grsud stand
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THE EMERALDs GET THE MEDAL
AZ the Mig New rork state shcotins
Match.

| h0tch.
RouE, June le.--The attendance at the State
| shoot that has been In progress hero all the
week was the largest In the history OF the
/ association. The crowd was so large that hall
| tho reoplo present could no. eco tho shooting.
Ovcr 4o.G0l king birds were shot at this week.
The marksmen had Jolly good time In tho
Arlington Hoiel this evening before leaving
for their homes. Parties from Brooklyn. New
York. and New Jersey chartered special car,
and left for New York on the $3.50 train this
evening. They were alolt twenty-five in
| numter.
The Rome Gun Club havs teen congratulated
| by all WHO wore present. Roswell r. Flower.
| who has been attending tie shoot all tho week.
| left for bis homo In Watertown at 6:S0 this
evening. He yns well pleased with tho shoot;
out Of % possible sHi % BIRDS til morning,
tho diamond medal: Thers were forty entries
n this contest 4 took place in the f. foren0on p
"nd ne% Ss cr 10 s
associat'on. Each Q. ptsstant shot at twenty
ssinSSc King birds ard , rye natr ICY double kinS
YORK made Q s,raight score Of thirty. and won
o.er s Gssey eses a F",sey each broke
twenty eIeh, birds ont Of a possible thirty. -
sSoH s was s
for tho team championship on inanimate tar
gets for New York state. four members on q
team was tho limit with an entrance fec OF
and Il resulted In some ilne shooting. There
were Il lcnms catered. total OF SO men: $500
secona. $50; third. si6: fourth. $50; flth. $50.
Each man shot at twenty single birds
!ip breakine % birds out "i ECos.sIIbe 60. In
hofY. and B!rRden. Each man ,sScceeded In
brenking 10 birds. Tbi q was tho largest score.
hoy M0p ho cS 81
81 Buffalo and the southside Gun Club team,
No. 2, OF Mntertnwn tied on "a. and divided
second money. The Oneida County Spor's-
mems Club nf Utica was third: Onondaga
The contest for the Dean Richmond trophy
OF the association. Tho trophy is yalned at
S1.15i. md is held by the winning club each
ciatlon. Three members from ench club are
allowed to enter in the contest. providing they
belong 10 ,he, a.eociation;, Each contestant
shot at twelve live birds. The entrancs feo WAS
won @ the trophy @ IAN and 90 por cent. Of the en-.
trance money. The remaining 40 per cent. won't
g the teams making the SECOND high.st score.
The Union Gun Club OF Western New York
Of Buffalo won the trophy and sls2 by = score gore
Club Of Now York and the Fountain Gun Club
OF BROOKLYN tied on second by score OF 81.
and won tho remaining 40 per cont. OF tho
money. sas. They divided the money. The con-
te.tants IN tho Emerald Gun Club were Hath
tain Gun Club, G. W. Wineert. william Wynn.
The Roms Gun Club had 600 pigeona for the
occasion. but ouly about 45O were killed.
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M.rlsmen Mt Creedmoor.

CaHgpNooR. juno la.-A detachment OF the Ninth
Regiment N G. s. y. Y. tNew York cityh composed OF
Companies A, H. X. b and @, under command Of
Lieut. Col. Rand. prncised here to-day. The scores:
Field nnd stah-CoL W. Seward. Jr. 20; Lieut.. Col
T. u. Rand. SH; Capt. o. >. Thompson. 81; Capt H. G.
Taylor. 40: Lieut. Y d. DcchsrI 81; Lieut. e. A.
Non omniss,oned staR Sergeant W. II. Van Week.
81: Sergeant G. r.. Weinmann ": Sergeant r. }. JET.
freys, ~; Sergeant H. {. iaRer. ~
Company A-Lieut. q. A. r. Weinera ~: sergeants
u. ashonsy sO Corporal j. bnny. 30; Corporal J. r
Gaynor s8 Prvates L. fuess W; Z. Snyder. sl N.
Company B--ssresants E. ". watkins. ss; Q. Hserdt
81 fster Sc 81 u eSSa ss eo.Ucrf
Traphaaen. 81; Y. J. Cullen. 81.
Company C-Gorporal II. l.. Lahm. 81
Company D-Sergeant u. Heater Jr.. So; Sergeant O.
Company K-c.pt J. y Mcconnell 90; Priv.ssA v.
Company F-Lisus " K Bryde So
Company G-CapI ". Wilicocka 83 Corporal I. r
Barrett 81; Privstss c. Caroti 81: W. Towers 36 l.
Lumby: 80; G. Abarno IS: +. Werthmiller. 81: + E
D.rdinsfellsr sS; l. Frank in 81; Corpora T. Huber
COMPANY A.Pryss; e n Pierre: M 81; co,pcr.l g. "
ssant D. Buckley. 81; Corporal O. Resser ss Private
Company I-Prvstes G. Brown 81; P. II. John
Company K-Lisut W. II. Fhrman, IS; serresnt J. j.
Hewitt IS; Privates T. GebhArdt 3S: W. kTause. 80;
3 Nerls ~; J, MeGinn; 20; !. Niece 80; =. J; Mo-
sshr.nt, 81; serse.nt 4. R.sa. vi ss!a..nt +: {.
W. Fox se
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rRoT11Na IN THE MUD At FLEETWOOD.
John O'Neirs Mare, Maggie p. Beats Her
Old Stable Companion for @AOO.

Last summer ohm oNeil OF this city owned Two bay
mares. one 8 years old and the other O. Tho former
mare s kitty o.. by Chosrosa son OF Rysdyk's Ham.
bletonian. dam BY Wild lrs!man Kitty O. Is Of small.
pony buid d i<A hands high. but very big gated Tho
latter Maggie p. Is by Folonius another son OF
Eysdyks Hamblstoninn, dam by . son Of Edward
Everett grandsrs OF the European champion trotler
BosQus Bonita 2:is
oNe sold Kitty tn Henry Phillips Of this city. and
since the purchase the rivalry between these two mem:
Thanssz,vlnx ay they met 10 ,hsr hrs. match on
SSsiis kitiy g won, and GbfAined record OF a;+o.
"'Neii wa, not sstisntd and smother match was
trot,ed at Fleetwood. capt u. II. Mcdonald started
ths horses Andrew Miller Alekander New burger, an
l. Homer we're ths judges aud umskeepers W. Brooks
who drives for Fred Alera held the lines over ONeis
mare while l. u. lurd drove Kitty y. The track was
OF mud from the quarter to the half mile pole This
was hsndisap TO thiilipss mare. who could not act
ilurd drays great race ana aithoush @ hS had ths
snd then MsSxs nTays va had y; spssS ot
more ens.h. n n2; yts a., snd 2;a' ~. nr;! ha9 of
iGj but the soft footing on the Tar side upset her
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VI: sfs:: ~ rst yS.t f
@ !, k:p: NJ sit s
ShS.s s:s.Fh h.m 1s:s s''-ss4 sTais a .;
.as sn4 iH
BOSTON. Z: prcoKLrS. 8.
RosToTi June l9:..it Was gall and woTmwood
20 Capt: H Ward az, t" 500 the Eeanea,ers Walk away away
hed 1fd s sso nn4 So sS.G1s wGo oo
FSsrs was Su. band s ee prsss ssmi
and thsv were Kept Oh the ragged edge of de-.
The ninth inning closed with the game still
sres n:n Wsn aHT ,sR WAS sry
lrodio az lrst. zach 'hayinE Efpt IA his base og aa
Il .isSisd 2. good ba and sent i iyinx ever
saSs stnss an ssy wRh rssa Rss
. s;ns hs .ss .Ssd GS sa ns ..
throw Lowe ont At The third but IA iu led, and ID
sSt nS whoh was
9hs Bfook!Ins. then gave up the fight and
as H. 'sas ssns Was H iu of sharp plays The Bos.
1o e9d ns4 sSsa 4ss If 1se RISSssn.
marx sbis camc Mt short lesritc his two srror,.
making several very ane pick-upA Long did
isade mad TIE star eaten q q tho day b. nabbins bi,i
Nash's loug fy to ieft centre and to the ~:
trsms end OF the field The catch prevented
BoSton's first run was scored by Long on n
two -bA9ger aud sacrifices by Stovey and
Quinn. In the third Stoyav made scratch
6lt spd scored on Wards tumble and two wild
CaYksou and q put out gave Boston another
run. Brodie and Lowe being thrown out at tho
plate.
Thcn BROOKLYN took hand In the game In
the seventh inning alter two men were ont.
OBIien got his base on halls, Pinkney hit
fhs bases were then tiIled. naily came to the
Iescpo with safe drive 10 right contro, and
ming Ward secured his base on loves muir.
went to second on q passed ball. and scored
tho ttsing run on Burns's single. Then care
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To.day's Rig whe-, Parade.

The vheslmsn's parade In brooklyn to-day will bs
the biggest show OF the kind which has ever taken
place In that Thirty seven clubs will be represent
ed aud bstween i3'o and i,6o0 wbssls viii be In line
The participants will include all the leading clubs in
BROOKLYN. Long Island New York. and New Jersey.
The rders must be 4 year. old Or upward and ladies'
are not excluded The parade viii be orssn,Eed on ths
ia,tsrn PARKWAY enst OF Bedford avenue at 8lI
noloeN ann the start WI be mAdo promptly atf. The
line or march NH be ong the HsteIn ANYWAY TO tho
main entrance OF thu paik ihrons the park along ihs
West LI:Nr unt 10 the .onh gate, and down The Bouia
sasa sapa d',tanse at mis ana b.rt eyer ihs same
composed VI iomale riders nn-r the OF Ma
7, ,fags, Several handsome prizes are ID Ds com
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o.ss.Sa 2S y .sa 80. TiaHs""s r"isUarsS . y .oo
rHILADErPHrA. IL: NEW YORK. 4.
A small boy God In tho grond staud rt tho
Polo grounds yesterday afternoon watching
Harry WriGhts rainy weather aggregation rs
they took a game from tho Eew Yorke.
O'Rourke. who wns az tie bat. sent M foul
fly The smnll boy. who was in
dustriously scoring the base Its OF tho
Quakers and Whistlers errors. thought
tho ball would co ever the grand
stand. Subsequent events proved that the boy
had miscalculated The ball dropped into tho
stand and struck him ON tho head with noise
something llko when croquet mallet comes
In contact with tho wooden ball Tho boy
dropped like steer hit with an axe and tho
other spectators thought he, was injured. He
AZ nnS WEon sNso " mp s
lug iS.s as saoush nothing anusnal had oc.
m. Ssse Of that sTs 10Y Ds '1 se
SSr.h nnnH ad aeg awanen 10 the sh tha,
s ,sSsss. sss ii: DC adss Ssr ES . E as $sd
Q little thing like the loss OF n gamo.
between pSsa Gn% n,.
said play. II was not good baseball weather.
Nain ieli freIuently during the afternoon.
Bnt notEithstsndsng this The Held was In
%his.isrs errors a. third are responsible M b, for
III pSss have ms with
out . run. Both pitchers were hit rather freely.
Ss Ss. New Ss cS saIans VIII tho ors sscep
tion 81 Whistler. r,,ho NsE Yorks played
eoppIished t6reo double plays. and tho out
ss oi to ssors in tho Hrs. In
ming. but the QuaSers we're more successful:
6Eourss. % kosfs S sent ", bis s sam Themns"n t. to
sssr sSe sSa ou 0 bn ar The .csHy w
scored, Cloments was forced out at second,
yesd sort esan s snRe e S
fisht aud the bases were Giied By ,Bassstt and
LIT hand forgot its cunning and he forced in
run hy sending keefe to rrst on balls That's
& pH ~ hss s%f
A|;s s,ns;. sss
II threw 't low I 10 frss IT. and the rnnIer wa. va safe
Sasss. Sss H 5roWn seorei aud Alien did ,iikewIss
yhen Fsper got a lucky two -baser down tho
Tbs home team tied the score IN the third
rs 70 he aa" on
In their half OF the fourth. hut the young
men with he red stockings utilized their part
81 the inning hy knocking the ball TO- third
kass several times: one Of the surest points in
The field In this instance.
Ehindle WAS the first batter and hc rolled tho
nit 10 the enmo point and there was a tumble.
Allen and l;sper got in Glenn singles; with tho
result that Shinde and Brown scored. EamIl-
Thompson.. Doehanty. and Myers nddod sin:
giles. Whistler got In another low throw. and
the grand result was sovon runs.
The New Yorks strmgged desperately to the
eud, but without avail. They scored one more
run in the fifth on Dassetts base on bnlls and
sihaies BY Whistler md Buckley.
The visitors scIred &C. ono in the sixth on singles
tic bases by Myers. The scoro:
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Shooting Notes.

The regular weekly badge composition Of the Hudson
Rre Club q harion n T. resulted as ioliowsi Henry
hansen. .3I; W. AnsAehL 2S3; John ItobhAn 242: W.
sehs:,a.r s s s.s Henry osI.eh Pa and Join hsm.n
target AZ ~ feet dstahce and ths above scores we're
made ont OF n possible $50 points
'Tho members of tho Excelsior Rine Club braved thu
oiements OF the weather yesterday and hold their
weekly badge comHsti!ion at schusI1en FArk Green.
gos,s 2 point: Ca ,hs standard 2srin9
lS!; j hobidomr ls+; L. +. Hansen. ls2; j. Buahss
ISL and u y. Vsriok. 49, Hansen made 22s ponts in
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Tho Newark Yacht Club will hold its tenth annual
open swsspsskss race early In August The date viii
be nxed At the next meeting. Competing yachts will
AL ever ths club coarss on Eswart Bay III. start and
classification hI ClAss A, cabin yachts twenty ser.s
feet and over; Css. ., cabin yachts undsr twenty.
cabin Ts ssu csss open cats nn:.s.n Zee! ana
twohrds and The second boat ons third Of The
iscsip!s In s class special prize will be Kivsn 70
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NEXT TO THE LAST DAY IN ST LOUIS.
Minnie l.. Romped Home nm Easy Winner
In tho KInde rG arten Handicap.

81. LOUIS June ls-Four thous nd people witnessed
the srorts this the next to the last day OF the st.
Louis Jockey Club meeting The track fairly good
English rode winners. while nelders and fayorites
broke on the day.
Tho event OF tho day the kindergarten Handi.
cap for twoyearoids five furlonEA worth to the win
ner 81, ,l6o The starters were: Hero London. Gold.
stone and Minnie L In tho betting London was 8 to
ofavoris. while IL was to I Hero. toll Minnie l. p.
and Is tol 0oldstone. Tho race proved somewhat Of
surprise. Minnie l.. ila piioted by Harris. romped
homo four lengths in front Of Goids.oue, who beat
oddS ! 10 Minnie L. 5 to . Godstone Ths winners
.9asy se n hs IL. s 10 no
Racina opened with the hrst half Of the split mile
selling pnrs: for which nsld Of eisven went TO the
ehoca balance uj ridden by hazbt. and 70 in the
betting. under drive by TWO lengths The l2to
;hH .s: ODDS ss ls:Rs% SSs 90 hy: Time
YEAR @ oids started &h,.nsy ii1 X Williams up
n S's r.: f;'sa:
Monnette, Chimes WAS third. Time l;tIA. Plaee
oa a. Lsss qso.sG s cam. the
mile: and dssh with neld Of nine starters
Ilocknsr. III. knRish in the saddle was ag 10 "a
strons tip. Aloha who was Tapped out BY Whitney.
Time. SosI. Place Odds to Glockner; to 3.
IL the nine starters in the nine furlonR handicap
Guido and Princess Limo. at to- and TO re.pec-
tivsv carried the most OF te money. blt were both
@ isH 'fiae Plaes odds to L.moins H.: 10 EGSido
vof,te at to proved an easy winner by length:
Jazz ": cGs eve. my HSppsi sne
3 10 May Harry.
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TIL. Falcon Gun Club Shoot.

Tho Palcsn Gun Club had Its nrst regular monthly
ahoot OF the season at Dexter Park on Thursday
Only few members answered roll cali to shoot for the
M,l;sr vsS!a .''a sna q 6o.sh.r They shot tsa
hal: q bird The nnal totals were a. folio "a; ii
noscher. rs yardA 9; J. VEgtA rs yards *; IT, L
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Results at Gloucester.

GLOUCESTER June Ia-To days events resulted as fol-
lowsi
won, Homn.e second Koysii't third. Timo, ii3,JS
second RAcs-seyen sighths ilils Lane Asisr won,
rhiisndsr second. ). j. Oh. third Time iafA "'''
Third kscs-fsug and Que half fur longs BiiI barnes
won. Kanesvis second. Rose Howard third. Time
Re,sb.rry second King Idle third. time, .srSE'
Sixth Race-six and one .half furlonEl Laura L. won
Cilmsr second. Kismst third Time. i:27
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RED BASk. June ls.-fhs Riverside Gun Club held
their monthly shoot at live and clay birds this after.
noon Tho results were: First event club handicap
att live BIRDS $s entrance with three money. hur.
nnEham ruies-E NJ Cooper won with . score Of 8
killed Fred Bsas. John B. Bergen, E. W. Throck.
morton. Jacob Borden. james Cooner. j. and Asa W.
and out, Asa " Haymsr won, killing STRAIGHT.
second Event, 4 Live Birds e. Entrance-James
Coorer Jr., N. r. Cornweli and John p. Copper killed
Z straight and shooting OF N: ,. CornwolT won. r.
birds each.
Third Event q Clay Birds 80 Cents Entrancs-Johu
Cooper and f. NJ Cooper each broke and dvidsd nrst
money: T. Bsaie and Z. ii. Cooper got each and
divided second money
fonrth Event i Clay Birds 80 Cents Entrance-o
Hesse won, with broke: I. Bea'e and z. N. Cooper
each got g and divided second money.
Cooper broke o and won.
sixth Kvent . Fairs Each. so Cents Ent.ance-E n
Cooper broke s and won again.
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sayoaara at CITY I.laua.

Orr IslASD. June is.-rhs schooner FierwSs Liza
George Trottsr. owner sioop kymph. wv. yinL owner
ana sioep ventura =. coiford owner are ~ anchor
here The tssoossr sayonsra wss on the railway ihis
beaWanhAkA-Vorinthtan Yacht Club.
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D.rtnouth,s Tenn,. A..oe,.,,oa.

HAsorrH, June ie-The Dartmouth Tennis Assoeis-
nou. 81 meeting held this morning elected the fol.
nson. n7 OF Milford. y, a.. presdsst, H. j. Nasen pA
YorE, TTsAaprsE
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senwanhnka Regatta To-day.

The twenty-lrst annual regatta Of tho sea.
wanhaka- Corinthian Yacht Club will be sailed
to-day. The club steamer Cepheus will leave
Pier l. North River. at 10 A. NJ. and will touch
Tompk insville. g. l.. at 10 80 A. NJ The start
will be made at II A.. NJ. from Crnven's Shoal
buoy. The yachts will be steersd BY amateurs.
The 0ltrie8 are:
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Eutrie. for the Great American Derby.


CHICAGO Juuo ie-To morrow will witness the eighth
running Of tho Great American Derby At Washington
Park. and since the stake was inaugurated has q
finer lot of colts been named to start Interest In tho
result of race running high here tonight and II
there any advance pools sold Thousands Of dollars
would bs wasered. As ia however. the speculative
people will have to wait until tomorrow, although tho
great lam that TO be at tho track will mako IL
almost mpossibie to get At bookm The weather
Indications are favorable night and fnly 5000 peo
Pie expected 10 see the hsht Tor ,hs Derby prize
all sides but few people make the same answer.
kiSsmsn. sti. L.wl.M Valera la7 tRritionl. Ps.
sara I27 tTara SNOWFALL lls tarrson or stevens0n);
!,rh Tarin, ~ e. Wiiams,: Poe. scout 81 ~ .oysr;
TONI Loaowic ~ MeGarsrtyj; Michael ia7 tki'eyl
Thess vs.: ma:f di:aEp"in,men. tel ts,t here when !.
ride KinEm.n. and !h: chances Of tls. colt ..
SNOWFALL win have up the bs,1 riders 80 f1r as known
heirs inci; and will back them 70 win Green MerIi:
eondsnes many think hi. colt can win whis a.
Tarn Michael !. thought 70 hay. an Gpis,ds chance
rain fails before morrow tho track wi hs IN fsr
order tho but not fast ana no Startling time
will be made no matter who wins
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BaLr,xour June ia-The Baltimore club lost 70 days
game with he wasbinrtons because Of McNahon's
vildnsss and errors the part of Van Hsiiren and
Gilbert McMa,on gave three men bssss on balls IN
succession, ffrors and two.baso hit dii the WORK
Attendance e2a Tie score.
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AN h1TRACr1vB RACING CARD.
Two stake Races esd the sheepshesd nay
Hs.stcap 30 he Rup.


Handicap 30 he Rur.
A grand programme Is that OF tho Coney
Island Jockey Club announced for to-day at
Sheepsheai Day. IT contains three stake
events. tho Surf Stakes for two-year-olds, at
Ave frrlopas, the Tidal Stakes for three-year-
olds. at one milo, and the Sheepshead Bay
Handicap. at 9 milo and q furlong. Another
race Of moro than usual interest will be the
run Of ono milo and half on the grass track.
for which ten race horses nre entered
or the fourteen youngsters that will breast
the Surf Stakes. Merry Monarch, with the top
weight OF l25 pounds. appears lusty enough to
pull through in the lead with Airplant and
Fremont jostllng for the place.
The Tidal Stakes with eight engaged, is
likely to result in II high-rolling breaker. which
will probably land Portchester first. with Rus
sell in dangerous D; oximity
The Shecpshend Bay Handicap should be
good game for Eon. with Fitzjames and Judge
Morrow lighting for the place.. BANQUET and
Reclare are also dangerous at liz hounds.
Like the late hapdicape, 1t looks like very
open race. Longford may lead the big field
mako a match race In the ffth, with Text
pretty certain winner. 81. Luke and Master
lode may do for selections In the last race on
the graes. with Longtord marked rs danger.
Gus. The entries In detail are:
tst Rsce-A sV.epstake for three ear olds and up
second and $50 70 third; weights ~ pounds above the
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Tn, Au.r,c., A..oe,.,,er.

The scores in tho American Association yes
terday were Ms follows:
Washington. 6: Baltimore. l..
Columbus. 4: 81. Louis. s.
Cincinnati. IA: Louisville. 10.
At tPhiladelphi6-Rain.
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Trott,sg mt south Norw.lk.

sourH EoswALx. June le.-At the Dr.vRg Association
track to-day three races were trotted 2s a:2t and
2,Ss classes In tho ~ class the two fastest miles
ever uot,sd on this track were made BY Walton Boy.
2;23k and af2L Summary
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Minor Leagues.

Minor Leagues.
EASTERN ASSOCIATION.
RufFALo.
bunalo 0-3
Base hits-BuHalo. 8: Syracuse. !. Errors-Budalo
o; syracuse. u Pitchers-Barr and ferson.
Rocurs-SE.
Hochester.. .............O o.
Albany. u u ] u U O-3
Base hits Rochester, -; Albany. S. Frrors-Roch
eser. =; Albany, y Fitchers-shreve anu Devn.
Troy.......... ...............l o ? o o-e
New havon... U U I "a
Base hi.s-Troy. Z; New Haven. : Errors-Troy. i;
New liavln. 3. Pttchers-McGuirs aud lorner
rbASor.
Lebanon. ......-.......... oa 10
Prortdence..... .............0 ! u o u o. .
Bass hits-Lebapon. II: Providence. q Errors-
Lebanon, - Providence, Iitchsrs-Andsrson and
hyan
Other Cannes.
AT PROSPECT rARk.
Wall Street Climb b....... ....,..........l %
Con ~ hogan 'luD U u u u-O
Bat'er!e.-Piympton and Craig Keely and Hogan.
Cmp!re-Joseph Coigan.
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Baseball Games To-day.

Baseball Games To-day.
NATIONAL LEaGrE
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ANrRcs ASSOCIATION
Athletics vs. Boston at Philadelphia
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Columbus va st. Louis at coiumbus
KAsIxRS AssocIAuoS.
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AnATEUR AIuLtrIc UNION.
Manhattan A c. vs New York A. C. at Manhattan
YOnkers A. C. W. New Jersey A. C.. at Yonksra
AsArrus LSAouy
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GGern.ih.p y C. y. s,sr. q West New Brighton
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TaS.rnsrlrsys irs.npoint Xthis! lea a, Jersey City
.I:aa Il ae's ktmbns ra's Association
Russell Burd..il a Ward v. Flushing. a. Por, chss-
Outing c'ss .'.ss 2, S.sl.p..a
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Baseball. Polo Grounds: To-day.
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reserved seats at SpAldnE'k 2ti Broadway. Express
train on 9TH Aw leaves Rector st. 3s2t y. N-Adn
Baseball. Mrookiyn aud Long Island
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Baseball at Kidgewood Tomorrow.
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Recreation ground Long Island City, ton
championship League game. OOrhAins va AonToee-
Game i +. M-Adr
To morrow. Monitor Park. weciAwksn-4 p ~, Al
!ertons Va Cuban Giants AZ i:Jv J.. ~, Guardians va
LaVhaes -Aae
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Long Island grounds tomorrow. Championship
League sATs Iluhing va Astr0poitAns 800. BoyS
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Louisville ................... d u 90 S-lU
Earned runs-Cincinnati, 6: Louisville. ? Twobass
bits hi,s.hslly Garney Three base h,t.. .Geekp I!l
~. seery sactince Eits-Canavan. RAYMOND Wolf
shinnick. Struck out-sy Crane. " by Meekin,d Bnss
on LR,is--Or Crane. y: OFT Meekin +. Doubis play
Raymond E and Jenninn. Ilit 1y p,cher-Iennlnxs
22U Cmpire-Dayis Attendance-jo0
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Earned runs Baltimore L. Twobase hits-RAy Wer.
den Murphy. Stolen base W ashpEton first base on
bhs-Haltimore, y; Washington. T. Hit by pitched ball
--wtrdcn. S,ruck out-By Mcmahon. >: Foreman. o.
Passed ball Mcclure. Tine-2 hours umpire-kerinA
CoiUasrs =; ST. LorIs 4
CotuNnus. June 10 --rhs game to day was close and