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Baseball Notes.

Billy shinds. the - 600 third bassman Of the Phila.
MI out the season.
The @ n T. Club ha. Sept % open and would like to
NIL with any club giving suitable guarantee Address
g. Lunn care Of CLARK Thread Company. Newark. n. j.
Tho Brighton A. c. have sept % open for game with
some first class utottown club. They prefer the
inthian q Address " Nowcomo, 40 Liberty avenue,
Brooklyn
CoLrnsus Sept Is.-Managsr Irwin Of the Boston
Association team has signed Henry GastriRht tho
pitcher released by Columbus Irwin 10 taking no
chances on tho champions and Gastrsht may 10
needed At the close OF the season.
LOUISVILLE. Sept la-Tommy Mclaughlin. the old In
tsrnatisn League short stop has been signed BY the
Washington Club. Donovan the Louisville outnelder
has been signed BY the same team Jack Ryan. Louis
vilss catcher has had an operation performed his
Log lie was injured Baltimore in sliding to second.
lie cannot play again this season.
"Ih the minor leagues said Presidents n. r. Young
ye..srday the season has been the most sucoessfu
.s!ions under ne national akreenent yin rnish the
Now York and Pennsy wanna, Illinois and iowa Wis
consin Northern Pacific and California. The other
two associations are the National League and Western
Association These will all nniah strongly and in good
condition Yea SIR the interest in tho national game
continues to grow aud spread 1t cannot be killed"
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vonderhorst then sent tho following:
Baseball Games To-day.

Baseball Games To-day
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Few York ~. Chicago at the Polo IeunaA
Brooklyn va Cleveland at Eastern Park
Boston Va Pittsburgh, at Roston.
Philadelphia vs. Cincinnati. Al philadelphia
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Milwaukee " Boston. at Milwaukee,
Columbus va Baltimore ~ ColumbuA
Louisville Vs. Athletics, At Loubyille-
g. Louis VI Warrington At s. Louis
kAsrhRS AssoclArok
Albany "a Buffalo at Albany.
Troy " Lebanon, At Troy.
AMATEUR LEAGUE
Staten Island A. c. Va EnEswoed Field clas as west
New Brighton.
Harlem A. A. ". Madison Athetics at Madison.
Greenpont A. q. Va WilAmsbureh A. o, at Green
point
crescent League Va West Ends at Plainnsld.
Mount Vernon A. A. VS. Emeralds at Mount Vernon.
preeport A. G. vs. Ciizens AZ Freeport
Atlantas We. Orange At Railway.
Tabernacle a. \. ssoond team Va Puritan A. O. at
Grssnvia
star Athletics Va 7. N. O. L A.. at Kzaosthport
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Earned rnns-Sew York. 8. Chicago l. First base By
bert. j. f~oSa.s" i Ris0 R,.sst. o,nnor. carroll
s sssnfs ] bSuS.
and Richardson: Richardson. GlAsscock and Connor
rfsr:r and An.eni An,on and hurps ra.ssd, balls,
bourA
pRooxLrN. 6; CLEVELAND. o.
=. The Brooklyns won easy yesterday. Manager
Tsbeau was very quiet. his usual loud voice
beard bit Tas nc o 1pp1,
not long before the Spiders came to the con.
In .he second inning Burns bit the ball
severe whack. and i seemed as 4 II must GO
pulled down the ball Pininsy drove the bali
oyer shearop's head: scoring q home run.
DAYS ilrst-hRse play could not have
Collins caught Tor the Clsvslands and handled
after long run. Burkstt. in the third inning.
made n Iins throw from right Held that Collins
The Brooklyns scored three runs In the third
inning. Pnkney hit safely. and Griffin was
sent to lrst base on called balls. The latter,
stoisn second base KinsloW made short
moment too late. and PinFnsy and Fly Failed:
CCa a was sent to first on balls and
s oa tho 0,pfRs inning IL f Pni1s;
made a homo run. Grit1in got TO tirst on balls.
He stole second. and IS Collins threw wild.
he kept on to third. Davis then threw Eys
bounder over Virtues head and Grinin crossed
secured on Collins,s double and Virtues muff
OF O thrown ball. The score:
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4 base On Tiernans sacrifice. and scoring on

pnss On Iiernnns SACRIFICE. anu seorins VI
In the fourth alasscock bit to Dahlen, who
throw low TO nrst and as Arson can't pick up
lev thrown balls Glasscoek was ssa, h.
Ewlngs- clean single to right. BY ihis time
the 1897 persons present we're IN desidsdIy
COED humor. ard In q mood to thoroughly en-.
Joy the hard hitting OF the Nth. Bassett led
of with two-base smash to right and Tier.
nan went to first on balls. Conner hit 70 Right
for two bnsss. sending Bassett homo And Tier.
nan to third. The latter scored on q hourkes
sacrifice tly to Carroll. Connor tried for third
and would have been out but for Piefier.s bad
Three runs and tho New York optics still
IN the sixth John Ewing's bunt hit. singles
by Gore and Tiernan. and Q low throw py
9umbert gave two more runs. and the maj
run was soorsd In tho eighth on Gores single,
q passed ball. and sacrifices By Bassett and
Herman.
Tho Chicagos got run In the first on Dab
lens base on balls and Carroll's tvo-baser to
Ia The NTH Gumbert 90. a base on balls,
went to third or, Kittredgss single. and scored
on Byans sacrifice.
In the ninth Burns, pfetrer. and Gumbert PIT
singles together and earned a run. AT the
Close OF tho game INJURIES face wore that nat
p" We-are-tbe. populAco" expression that LOT
somo time past has been misslng Tho score:
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tain Of the JeAnnetts Club was enabled to attsAd Z
club shoot lie was the ground and shot at Dexfsf
Park yesterday.
The Js.nnstts Gun Club has sslsetsd the following
PARK on Aordsy and Tuesday ss1t: Capt v. Csed@
J. 7 Rothman. q Meyer, Y. n 1runtA 4 ots.n A J.
G. stsnsns: at.rnaies Il Ribsen L Nhsen. H Nia
ter, ". Busngor and c. y. O6srmAn
tsrday with som. GENERALIZATION beo.ass tbs CHIEF
sxct,ing matches First nftSsn i've sparrow -
each man ten traps ~ yasds rtse - yaf1s boundary
~ ~ sn 49, av,aea eE:. money sssfs.s Ssy..
each Each kiIsd u and Sividsd second 1penas Hasnsh
even. % sP.rrows sseh ..s, $3.50 sstrsno& tsn %.
i.a = ana si.ss.S a,:s esS 1Ssses ssSe
hsid kisd X sseS ssd diviSsa fourth, u
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NELSON rBors IN a.10
Tho Msine Stallion asa Anerton Tee TOT
the Chnmpionship.


GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Sent. 1s.-Nelson low.
cred his record to 2:1O to-day and proved HIM
self equal In speed 10 his great rival. Allerton'
and but for an accident In the first attempt the
Maine champion might have lowered tho stat
lion record OF the world. The race occurred
on the new track Of the West Michigan ARri.
cultural Society opened this week for the hrss
time and was the closing event Of the fair
At 8 o'clock this afternoon the stallion ar
pearod on the track with Nelson. his owner
clad In q velvet coat and Jockey oar, proudiS
psrchod din the sulky. There were 5000 people
in the grand stand. and men. women anu emil.
dren yelled and cheered as the noble animal
logged past. After two or three warming up
dashes Don J. Leathers the starter.
gave the signal and closely followea
BY Sinbad. runner, to make the
pace he dashed away. The first quarter was
reached In 32l, seconds. the half mile In lNi'
and the three-ausrter pole In 1887. and the
stallion was coming like the wind. Just at the
turn into the homestretch S!nbad crowded too
sCssy and hs driver turned rse TO e
sSn yss #: ss az aS Rssti !. and soe
eronsly as though he had come under tho wire
An S hour r atsr the stallion was again brought
out to make u second attempt at record break.
Bui1icient. and at tne nou Ol tns utISel .uS pna
were sent away. Nelson trotted bsnutltnily;
Not q sound was heard In the grant stahd
until he reached the hulf-mlls post. when the
multitude half breathed the single word
"thers." and indicated that q hundred SOD
watches were timing the race AS the STATION
came under tho wire. tho driver using
the whip on the homestretch. 2 mtHhy
shout went IN into the air. handkerchiels
were waved by The ladies. and the nlen threw
IN their hats In the CONFUSION. before the re-
suit was announced the timers we're seen 70
warmly shake hands. and the Judges am the
starters exchanged embraces. The record was
announced officially at 2:iO; Francis LILY.
one of the timcrs. made It 2:l0Ao and me
other Z. u. Dykman, said It was 2:lQ 1at.
Watches held by John McEntire and Nj =;
Smiley. Judges mado 1t 20g1t. and the third
Judge. Willard brigham. and Don J. Ieathers;
the starter. 2:1O fiat. The watches in the G. and
stand varied from 209h to 2 l0.. ,.
After the race Nelson was borne IN triumph
to tho Judges stand on tho shoulders q the
crowl while the stallion WAS quickly blan-
keted. Embarrassed and led away., In the
judges standNslson was presented with mag
nincent silver service in behalf OF the assocta-
ton BY Don J. Leathsrs. and he responded TO
the presentation speech By thanking the esso::
citation for standing by. lin In his hour OF
need. and insisting that he BE- reinstatel.
The blind stallion Alcryon. who was really
the cause OF Nelson's expulsion two years ago.
trotted against Ripple. both OWNED BY Frank
L. Noble. on the Kent county mils track this
afternoon. whore rival races. have been IN
progress. The first heat was In 2:l9 and the
Sacond In Ais
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Xavier Athletic Club.

The regular monthly meeting of the Xavier Athletic
Club was held last night The msmbsrs took two i'm
portaat steps Tho hrst was IN toinius the Amateur
Athletic Union Bowling League, the second was In be
coming members of the NATIONAL Cross Country A,soci
alton There was no opposition ths move and every
ono seemed pleased Peter +, Burns W j. v Hart and
liugh : Hart we're elected delegates to tho National
sro.s country A,soeiaton. and h. r, shisid D. j.
shiA alu ~ faFgs Jr "a delegates the Am Al ar
Anne mon Bowling League NO Offices were n Cd
th.t OF ,inI secretary aud asa Treasurer H. PIun1
cit WAS unAhnioLay eiected TO the former once AMI
D =; MANURE TO the latter The Transaction OF the
routine bnsnoss ended the disc ussion OF ana Tor ms
coming bsnsht to Peter Golden Their former trainer At
tne Mayer sa or 18TH street and Railroad avenue
tereslIIg ~ ~ =" 'S
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Jersey,e. H..Ale q. R,ae Well.

and 0rsenviss Of Jersey CITY Heights held their badge
compositions this week In eaeh the shoo,.r
Gone shhand the Is ring target seventy ave
feet The following made out Of possible
$50 points,
Miller Cab-Ailler. 2<s Beck. aas; sohl 2as Dewey.
2s4; LsAI 2s4; vossL 2sA; Taylor 22A; ssltsnrsioh
~ 1nS !, k. .!tS az MOO.
ReinhsfdS 2it O. 4 Finger. 20o; q l. G:a5. r.. soi,
9.senyiis Uis6-C sehsslien 7se; w. coliins ~: J.
]. Hll 2SO; e. ferkisa 22b, j. SPAIN, ~: j. Eatssr
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sHOOTTN&


RED BAsH. Sept ia-fhs Riverside Con Club held
their monthly live bird shoot to-day. The birds were
good and the hard to beat The opening event
was the oinb handicap . entrance two moneys Hur.
inshAm rules seven birds James Cooper, J. n Bergen.
ana John Cooper each made clean score ana divided
nrst money: Z. N. Cooper Bsaia ana n. y cornws
Jacos borden each Tot four. and NJ sundefmaa three
second eveh,-afss and ont ~ entrance, sine en-.
mossy after each hili.d ever BIRD. janice Cooper
J. Oornys on che third q Z. Cooper on The sscosd
and John Cooper and Il. .. white on the nrst
II O. White and james Cooper. IL divided each Kill.
round r Sesis and u. r. UornwsiI the fourth j. T.
bergen and John Cooper on the second, and M sun.
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News from the Horse worlA.

Oskdas Stable. Won TromD. Mile Whitaker.
and Harry, for $4,000.
The owners Of Pat Downing. 2:l9H. have
CHALLENGED tho owner Of the stallion Charles
ton. 2:l5. by Bourbon Wilkes, for a match ct
$1,000 side. 10 be trotted over the Indspsn.
dence track any time this fall
The Driving Association Of Salt LAKE City
haze secured eighty acres OF land and they
propose to lay out . frst-cless mile track
which with other improvements viii cost
About $4,000.
Stock Farm. who IL Just recovering from ion 4
and severe Illness has decided 70 soil 81 auc-
ton in December all of his horses now In
training and those he Intended to train next
year ard do away entirely with the training
department OF his farm.
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Baseball Games Yesterday.

II Tie season were to last six weeks longer
New York would win tho pennant Two
pitchers are now working In tirst-class style.
And two others arc ablo to take their turn in
She box. But the season closes in les. than
two weeks and old Arson has the pan nant
tucked away In a dry place. by the defeats OF
the OhicAGos hero and Boeton's Victories at
bona some enthusiasts are harborinR tho
IL ani.S. There are thirteen more ' games es
sehednlsd to. be- played. and; ,supposing
chicago to play IL. win g., and lose 6. tho
total lost IS. and the percentage COZ.
u Boston plays H. winning : and losing 4.
Lost 81. ard percentage .594. 1t would appear
10 b foolish tor Bostonians to harhor any de-
lpsions respeo citing tho remnant. Meanwhile
land for Nth place. continues very interesting.
The results yesterday:
New York. q; Chicago. 3.
Brooklyn. q; Cleveland. O.
Boston. .; Pittsburgh, 8.
Philadelphia, IL: Cincinnati. 8.
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TIL. Winner. At Clio .sss,sr.

GloressTEn, Sept s.-Foloviug are the results Of
sodsy's events:
First RArs-stven and one half fuSonsa Climax
Won, Shakespeare second. rassemoTs third Tims
l:pt.
second Race = Five s,ghths mile. pisarpolntme nt
won, Comforter second, Henry Tyler third Time In
Third ksee- Six fnrlongs oharirsnse won BucLeyc
second. DnnbarLon third. Tina, 1913
fourth Race-rour and one half fnrlonsa Fox nil
won James H. second Tbad Rowe third Time q ST.
tiftn EAcs-One AMI 0ue-Quarter ME CAIyAry won
Sir Rea second fernwood third lime. 2i2x VIVA
sixth Hhee = ssyen.sightbs mile. Ned won Aysrv
second. Albert stol third Time, I;1s, '''
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To Settle the Dispute =. Haadb.u.

The Twelfth ward. Brooklyn. IL very much aroused
over the match handbsl 10 bs played In
Courtnsy's court to morrowmoruiny nine nsw hats
nine suppers. and $40 side The principals Will be
James Duffy and Thomas Angin. champion of Lynch's
conrt Agains; p. Cannon ex champion Of Comm nvht
and Jack Frank Lynch Is the rtak holder Jerry
Dunno refereo and Patrick OHrien marker. The man
are cd soldiers At tho YAlEs, aud stubborn contest
will be the result
AZ Courtnsys court yesterday William Leayer and Al
Doyle had sharp contest. but the former pulled on
Victorious by tho following score:
Al ~ 1l-5t
the gusstio Of the teatherwsiaht champion.
ship Of South brooklyn Billy Courtney proposss 10 offer
handsome trophy TO be played for by Two crack
Ajscks, Mickey Lennon aud Nike Stanton.
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NEW YORK, 0; CHICAGO, g.

NEW 1onh' " CnlcAoo, y,
The prospective pennant winners were badly
sEs pitosns Of aumSere iii ha Was seflsd
pitched IN way that made The chicago a s BATS
men appear IKE team Of rural players facing
9 bs the s m
s.s!ic rsmSIns and yh" 3! Kftredgs marble
snd after his hsad was tod up with haNd.
Isrc6:i hs caught S.Ln =; ne gang II. looking Ike
the Chiosxos appeared 10 DO badly ontclassed.
The M.y tho Nsw YDrkS ht the ball wa, re-
II was while by, kley, WAS at bal, in the Sec
end a9!nG that KittrSdTs received q his injury;
on Ills mask. sat down and held bis bead be-
sdoctor. two physicians Jnnred over Ito rail
81 the grand stand AMI were coon examining
S1oushs ~at.r and fows and did Rak Ses
e help tue narsa playsTd Ths
81 s9I 70 % he ' was at 0 Rnd
Sinally the young mans head VA led uE, and
had been going on Arson stood like q srNtns
,hssssa shiiI. accidents to PLAYERS bored lm
- IL seems to. me-" said . spectator. "Anson
!;h a tile isas. haze sent somebody to ask Kit
Ths chicaeos have lost a good deaf o. the
ElnGer that formerly characisIiaed their play.
th"irs has influenced them to listless play
Csrisin It. is thar they did not move e,ound
with much spirit yestsraay, and II the bass.
io,, d much 10 critcse. Several times alter
mating ground hits. and feeling sure that
n saor; dat ancs toward first AMI then stopped.
something unheald OF IN an Ansoniaa 'nnm
A general air II wear resS marked ll,e wo'k
a. ibs visitors ThIs wa, accounted for n a
msssure by the merciesS way in which they
we're being slauehiersl ,ut zoos not eNl ln
The home team sta oil the bomharGm"nt in
the iirst inning Gore lead NJ: OF with u single,
Bsssstt going to GrsI on balls, ooil MoY.uI pp
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AssuRy fARk. Sent IA very exciting shooting
match between waiter O. Murphy Of Bberon and Phi
DAILY. Jr- Of Long Branch occurred ~ the Hollywood
shooting grounds to-day. The match IT 100 brds
each for sOOo the oonditiors being 80 yards ssuu
Diary and use OF both barrels allowed. John L. Losy
acted As referee and Dr. Jones A. scorer.
The shooting was most exciting from the atari each
man keeping even SCORE up 70 nearly tile npish
when both men began missnk their birdS Murphy
This handsome grounds were nlled With spsctators
the erAnd stand being mainly apsd by ladies' Largo
or money were wa3sred upon the result Of lie
match. fhs next shoot OF note u to Be that Of Pred
Hoy against An unknown for u, Uu which occurs on
TuesdAY -
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Tle sohaerer.s,o..ou Match M.a,

Tho articles Of agreement drawn on THURSDAY nigh.
for the 6s!k line billiard match between Champion
Jacob schAefer and George slosson were signed at
the Columbia rooms last night by slosson and Dick
Roche schasfsr's hacker aud representative. Later
Slorson has already put his So deposit In this
ot,irs and Mr. Roche said that he would forward de-
nr a: f. Iroescher The we'll newn patron Of billiards,
select the hail The match viii DO before Oct III
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TIL. Way They DO It In New Orleans.

The manner in which the Olympic Club OF Now
Orleans 10 preparing for tho Mccarthy Warren light
on Tuesday night shows no sign tia. the ulcers
have a fear OF tho bout being interfsrsd with Tho
Mayor and his stan, tho member, OF tho Common
touhei,. ana all the more important officers of
III" rI,y Government have zach received two boy
seat. and ihrfs are big advertisements OF tho fight
IN ih- lals. The ycrsemens safe that the DO n;
WIZ take pace NJ tho club giving the address and tell
ttat IA" genera admission viii he ~ beN seats s. aud
bees cApl'rr nt containing siN SIS, Arraugemsn tg
have hern inside to have inN poictmsn to Keep order
ontsi the walls nt:r additional men to tes thar
ever! thing goes Oh nicely wtih,n
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Stolen ss,es-Jssnnra NoGnirs.. Mccspsy, nstHsld
nick Jennings, Cline, welL Meguirs Mclaughlin,
ssis.McGuirs Struck out-cshiL Jennines, Nc.
CURE, McCaulsy. Dowd, Murphy, Cntus w ponole
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sr. LOUIS. Sept. 1s.-The correspondence be-
tween Vonderhorst Of the Baltimore Club and
Won der Abe OF the St. Louis Browns is Just
made public by Won der Ahe. who is charged
by vonderhorst with being the first to breach
the subject Of going over TO the LsaRue IL ID
as follows:
C. Ron der lAs (sfrtefy eonfdsntiut: m
VIII st Louis 70 into the IAaGus " Baltimore doeef
Answer Immediately at Holman House New York.
This Is business H. 'oSpshhohsr.
To which President Won der Abe replied as
follows:
H. ronderhorft Hn6mdn Houfe. Ee,p Fork:
BY no means viii st Louis desert the A0ooiAtlon DO
Listen seductive promises of the League the
League people will make all kinds of promises TO get
you. and II successful will then proceed to squeeze
you. iou come TO meeting at Cleveland next week DO
not for an instant entertain any League proposition
&. NoS DIR Ant.
vonderhorst then sent tho following:
G Won der <he, 81 Louis: -.
Have conferred only with Robertson OF Cleveland IN
the move to JON the League In manner purely bns
ness. DO not hold your heroic Views REGARDING the
Association Heretofore only the personal interests OF
others havs been considered when any interests were
At stake H. NoNpERnoRsr
Won der Abe left for Louisville last night.
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,, Esrnsd Iun;ososso4 g rittsnnrsh Iwcb.ss
stoy:y: Lowe ssedis Quinn tI. Clart.on. Bsckisy.
Frs. base on srror,- Boston 2; fttsburah. 4.
Gil Il saa.n l. s.rusn eus-By claItson $;
Tmplrs-GAnnsy. Time-i,5a Attsndance-le2I
rHILApELrHIA. II; c,ScissAna
PHiLApyLrHi.. Sept la-Ths Phillies outbattsd the
Cincinnatis to- day and won Killing knocked out OF
tho box In the NTH Denny played q strong first
Tnom psons hitting was tho feature Attendance dO5
AAcn
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The Jeanette Gu. Club Shoot.

faced the traps Dexter Park Long Island yesterday
Aad shot for three medals given by the club In Cass
A. J. vass with score Of o; In Glass B. C. r. Of
ferman won for the second time with Of q and
II. Hoops won IN Glass with . straight seors OF 10
The score T. ~ folsws, q. Bossch - yards 5; @ y
Onerman,, as yards. 9; ". Bomhoh rs yards g, W
q yards q q LosS,s ~ ysrdf i z B1'.s %
Ii Cordta 70 yArds 9, J. yAxta % yArdS Q; l. HID
sen 20 yards 4; stsfens. - yards 2: ~ MoepA ~
4. sib.sn Is ysrda Y; BrHnis = y.rdS d c
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Mllwankss' ..''....'...-.....i 30 %
Earned runs-MlwAuLss. >: Baltimore p Two base
hiu-fAnEhn. Mains. ci Three base hits-.lcN ahon
Earle, Home rnpa Van ialtren. Stolen bases DAI
,EmSs G,.!esI s, Base on bal. on Mans &; On Nc
Passed balls-Robinson 81; Vaughn. l. Via pitchNMc.
Mshou. Double p.Ay-walsh (uasssistsdl Tlms-l 40
umpro-Fergus0n
ATHLETIC, 10: ST. LouIs. O.
sr. Lows. Sept ls-Afsr submitting to q number q.
Questionable decisions by Umpire Mshspey Et,yetIs
suked in The seventh inning and allowed Inc vissts
tendance, 43ou. The score; ~
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WILL Hc1RrHY AND WARREN 11unrs
The Grand Jsry Hes IaAistsA DetA lEsa
for Tralalng Eoe the MAI.

Nsw oalrAH Sept. lathe Olympic CaaS q ~ aitv
arranged some noaths ago tor . glove Ashs - TAKE
Mccarthy. light weishta Tor o. 500 Both OF The men
are In training Mccarthy in this city and Tommy War
rem at Bay 81 Louis.
The Grand Jury has been investigating the matter
the last two three days hss AAd the President Of
the Olympic Cnb AAd other experts In pustsm ba1ors
Il The state Law prohibits prile dghtA allows glove
contests before REGULARLY organised clubs.
The Grand jury came to the conclusion aftsr sxan-
aH pra: Sss. indssd sesS ~ 1s Ne. ae ssr
preparing and training 70 nlht prise nGht Mccarthy
The Olympic club announces that the Asht WI take
place Advertised scston OF the
GRAND jury. 10 10 the desire OF the club to make
test case ofit The Grand Jury its paTpsss
qusnt here under the name Of glove oontssta
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-19
Yachting Gossip.

GsorEe MnEvoy, the woiierown Artist owns a ~
700 yaht the eacon and he believes car outsall
fnss "a 10. oeon Isa.nst the IiraIe nwued ny
g. 20. IN. iras y one OF the fastest soop yachts
. " sss 9h osna.sse The condition Of McEvoy's
Searrs ,nr hy3T tds and psnnan race 10
~ fox 10 20 tnai stakeholder and tie race 10 Iat a
place Two weeks fsQU sigpipg agiiolsA " ~ N'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-19

Two members Of the Jeanette Gun Club sAo.
match ~ Dexter Park Long Island. ysstsrday ne
men were O. sssnsns ana q. LDshs. The oondidoos
were twenty-five live birds each twenty I'VE yardz
rise IRON oslo. the sloew the BIRDS . b. on ihe
Tor stNks Of 500 Gto6ens wen easily He aid
not miss bird, ana only used his second barrel siI
tmen Loehs killed eighteen. And also used his second
barrel six timSa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-19
The Falcon On. Club shoot.

me regular monthly shoot Of the Palcsn Gun caub 1t
Dexter PARK, Long Island, was badly attended on 40
count Of the Interstate shoot Thursday Olly seven
members shst H.son Gan Club rpls. sun below the
hat bird, j. vaHts and I: Lager isd for the medal
with ~ In the shoot o. vaEts killed his second ana
The other scores we're 1sllss en-; H. yoa blAdiA Il
h Miller. "; }. BethinA z; u DoschsE, z