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Lacrosse - is ilourishing in rhiladslpha and
| many clubs in and around that city.
canc club sr has been started lately in stratford
Glnd to Loa- from any teams who would ike to 10
visit that place.
. The n Y; A: G. RECEIVED. a short time ago, nm
yn, Invitation to visit San francisco but the dis
reluctantly obliged to dcclinet.
.,Ii The &c Cleneland l. is pushing the game in
season coses M The samo has sa tnken u. ths
turn for the better in California, and has be-
come very popular in Los Angeles.
The ID N. a. G. and NJ H. teams viii have
and viii nndoubtsdiy WORK torelher s for sets the
putting 1t on its feet again in this city.
The Astoria A. C.. which only started lacrosse
about six weeks nEo hns collected quite good
aeaISn aaa hs g. Rsera r% s.sF
ports on IVY bv ore Of TO aor bard
| beaver to get his team into shape. aud reports
| grea; deal OF enthusiasm among the players
The Manhattan A. G. team have been. dis
10 represent his club. The, several Princeton
able to plny Director Malson. who Is one ~
the best friends OF the game in this city. ex-
pects to have u good te m out before long. and
VIII then give the best OF his oppon cn to all they
can do
The entries forthe Eastern District lacrosse
championship OF the A. A. U. include only the
N. Y. A. &. and Athletic Club Of SchuylkIl Navy
teams, the s. /. A. G. not having entered
These two teams will play series OF games
for the champions hip. aud there is little doubt
that they Will he close and exciting. The A. g.
s. \. team is much stronger than last season.
as was shown by their victory over the strong
Boston team on July 3, and the ~ Y. A. c. men
will have all they can do to hold up their end
with them.
Judgin, from tho manner in which lacros SO
has dropped ou. OF sight lately 1t seems as il
all the teams which existed in this vicinity Lnd
either gone TO sleep or given up playing for the
tho sholtsichted action taken by a few clubs
in tho Eastern. Lacrosse Association last
spring. a breach was then made between the
only two clubs in this vicinity. and at the pres
ent there seems 10 TO D probability OF the uil-
fculty being bridged over. Ih!s unfortunate
state Of affairs is doing irreparable damage to
lacrosse.
The Eastern Lacrosse Association promised
big things at the start, yet its championship
series has been limited 10 one poor game. that
between the staten Island A. c. and Manhni-
tan A. {. The much advertised meeting be-
tween the former club and tho Druids did not
take place owing to the latter's failnre to keep
their engagement. The consequence is. tie
staten Island team has practically no compe-
ttors to meet. Some of the Staten Islanders
taken by their delegates at the Il. |. A. meet
ing. which led to the present position OF the
game. while the delegates themselves lay The
whole blame on tie Druids. who they ciaim
forced them unwillingly to take sides against
the n. Y. A. &,
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Rrook,yn A. G. Athletes.

Tho second OF the series OF club games were decided
Sunday on the Brooklyn Athletic Club grounds At Mas
peth Long Island with these results:
One e-humdredya'd Dash-final heat won oy z
Fisorer with Fitzgerald second. and p. Friei third
Time, IL i. seconds :, a..
Two hundred. ana twenty-vard Rnn-F Fischer first
with J. J. fitzrerald second and D. Cottier thru
pnc-g c-guarter.lnie Run-won BY J. T. Fitzgerald,
scratc with +. Fpcher second. and John Cottisr third
Unehalt.nie e Run-won by 4. Desmond with
Frank Kock second and r. Frie third Time, mtnutei
l2k seconds
unr.nio Rur-Won Inv j.. u. Desmond scratch with
frank kock second. AMI J J. Nocx tnha limo.
minutes 10 seconds -,., =, <,,
rich sec cond and Frank y. Rock third. Tune minutes
2SA seconds.
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Brooklyn Independent Schuet1en COmpn.
ny's Annual Picnic md shoot.

The Brooklyn Independent schuetzen Company had
its thirtysscond annual picnic and shoot at DickeL
mans Ridgewood Park. Long Island, yesterday. Tho
Staten Island schuetzen Corps Capt. Rinschler: tile
New York sohuetzen Corps, Capt Hotz the New York
Germania Independent schuetzen Corps Capt Ludwig;
kouth Brooklyn Rihe Club Capt Kole; South brooklyn
SharpShooters Capt Bischor; United Light Butchers
SchueZen Corps Cant II. Koehl-r and tho Brook lyn
schuetxen Corps Cap. J. IL Iii!drrbrand enter.
tanned by tie brook yn Independent schuelxen Com.
pauy. Capt Gottoh Fassnerht.
Ath%GMxn % tno n. n we're % on me sronhd 70, no
regular shoot ana the following scores were made:
Bing targets. three shotp - yards range possible
score 7s-G ioz ~; Van De,Dausr 63: J. Hensch, ":
". Roeber 81; MunResssr. 81.
Medal targeia three shots 200 yards range; possible
score 75-IoLwsdsL ~: g. Frick. 10; ". Rorber. Ia
Hoint targets-W. Roeber and U. Lotz I'll each.
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JACK MAULIFFg I'M coURE
10 the Way tIe Sells Pools . Leeitss.ste
CommtSslou Rusluesss

LiCht-weicht Champion Jack McAulifrc be-
gan a legal fight Yesterday 10 establish q pool
room on the commission plan at Sol and 353
Fulton street. Brooklyn. -Four me n,hs ago he
began businos> there Within q week, after his
profits had mounted Up TO $500 or sGUO the po-
lice shut him up. and the District Attorney had
him indicted. Ten days ago he resumed busi-
ness at the old stand, but within three days he
was again stopped by the police authorities
under threats OF arrest. He got an order from
Judge an Wyck OF the City Court directing
should not he restrained from intcrfer ng with
him, and IL was ovor this that the lel al tilt oc-
CURED yesterday.
Lawyer Wernberg presented afldavits. recit-
fn1 the history of tho trouh o aud deciated
that the business was clearly n comm ission
business. He referred to tho decision In the
Mynne case as applying to McAuliffe. As the
Court OF Appeals hnd declared MchulifTe's
business legitimate, the police had no right to
Interfere with him, and their constant inter-
Terence wa. simply secutioni
ment. contended iRat MeAuiiIe's n remedy ti,' was
In suit for damages or by habeas corpus pre-
ceed d,nga. There was nart OF section ijl Of
the Penal Code which had not been repealed
by the Ives law and which had not been paesed
Term. The part OF tho section which Affected
McAulife covered any person who became the
custodian. or depository. for hire. OF any
wageied. or pledged"
Mr.. Weinberg said there. was no .pretence
He wa. in business which was just rs good
a. sending money to Wall street on commis-
sion. or any other commission business. Le-
cison was reserved.
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.i;s e. york %
se!h 1EGss;' ':Ss5s
ns Esn; caDM. . G"nn., DSuole
Ss's;;s:s% hs,: s:sr,es; :s,,.ha:sha,ss. @ :hhSs
% ss,.Rya sssHfi 81 .aS aG
1atiti riae--i hour and ao mnu'es.
GRooELTN. 10: cLEyELANp.7
john Ward fonI lot oi Cd frnce rails raj sand and
ths aid iii a Ss
they got away with the second. and lie sscnnd
H.s his so, harder ,hau the ,st Adtsd 70
!sli just bow wy lasesud II es%s sGss To- ' he 20 20
hits in tie fourth Inning duced Cant. Tel M
took him out and put Gruter in tho box. The
but 4 q evident that he can't be error 10 the
same club twice In succession. The local team
Davis's bsaaliiu thrss- baager err and nd C6ilds'.
bay haIs wnndss dss hrf bnef
to the back stop, and aiirr DOYLE. reached drst
he promptly stole ,scond apa nd thirn making
pop s h hii fM rshi "i p and Ts1rv TI4vSso GO,
Snss s On PAIL, onS nd srn.h along the right
sa Ssa Rs sHf tIi rYis me-
Ned out to johnson: anu FqStz was
the plate Tor Davis. and ChiIds sen, him homo
In trying to stretch II into home run he was
thrown out at the plate; li,.i ANYBODY re-
rst on b ,bss IN s'Sr" S tears IN
advance. He stole second and turns int, TO
Grnber. Instead of throwing to first. Grnber
men wer, .aie. Daily followed with u
clean ran, for orc, base and. Grim.
8, ored. Terry ,,kmocked. up, - fly mat
was muled by Mexican after ALONG run and
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Won by tho ID. q.

A silver cup. offered by Rear Commod George B.
Lyons for the speedsst catboa In the Brooklyn Yacht
Club, was competed for on Saturday afternoon. The
following craft started, D. @. Cant EdRerton; Alma
Capt Hail. Luna, Capt CLARK; Edda D.. Capl Rum
mill; Dell. Capt Edward Salt; and Roma Capt. Cole
end Fay to Buoy H. thence to Buoy and return. Tho
.. crossed the line nrst with the Alma right In her
very exciting run home "a. M enjoyed the Alma Q /,
The i O. won b. minutes and II seconds corrected
time. The Edds ID. wAs second and the Alma third
the Roma Dell, aud Luna finishing a. named.
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Rideewood Gun Club Shoot,

The regular shoot Of the Ridgswood Gun Club had IT.
tsen members to taco tho traps Ridge wood Park.
Long Island. yesterday. Seven live birds each. modi.
ned Long Island rules the both barrels, were
shot at Dahlbender and Gehring made u great fight
for the medal Each killed seven straight and Gehrng
killed three more straight and won II Dahihendsr
missing hts third bird All shot tho 81 yard marx
With ne e1e.pson of G.h,ing who shot a % yard:
Lowentahi. r. Friek. S;J. Welz s; 4. Soite. Il o.
Wagner I; r. lbert, J; <; schneider. a q. Deekenan
L q. Gehring. 10; g. zerweck. o; q. Dursts. s; j.
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burns scored. Collins bunted toward third.
War'i rIunIei tho ball to right for base. and
Daily and Terry ian nh home rnsovA A will wild pitch nl
Kean. Carutbers cracked out, a double. and
Wards run tailed. tumble By Mckssp put
Pinknoy on first, and Griffin MT TO Mclean
tapped fy safe into left field. and
Tinkney not in. McAleer throw to head OF
Grimm, and Doyle let the ball get by him.
Then hc turned around and made wild
throw, permitting Burns to score. Daily foulsd
game rs lar as the Brooklyns were concerned.
Ths score.
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THE srA1Hs ISLAND 4. O. MEET
And Decide that They wouid Like 60 rIay
Lncrosse with tho New York A. G.

| lacrosse with the New York A.C.
The action OF the Eastern lacrosse Associa-
| tion last spring in rejecting the entry OF the
New York Athletic Club team is still fresh in
the public mind. and probably the retaliatory
| action Of the New York Athletic Club In placin g
boycott on the Staten Island A. Q. has not
been forgotten. The whole matter has now
been brought to the front by the Staten Island
ers who are gracefully waving the olive branch
Mt the New York people. Tie latter held the
Staten Island club responsible In large
measure for the indignity put upon the winged
foot organization. and determined mover to
enter winged-foot athlete in Staten Island
games until rot aration was made. The Staten
Islanders were asked for an explanation, but
that offered was unsatisfactory. Then tho
c&oHlness COO between the two cuLs got down be-
After thinking the matter over for couple
o. months the Staten Island re Nple concluded
unity Sni at a meeting o, tho Board OF Man
hSers Saturday they took important action.
Gq%d ,%H Jfs'hs Jf H. G. wsys %scdrna I@n H. H.
P Ri;h; NJ I Mayei, 4, n Huber, D. +. Crition,
Alter some discussion on the lacrosse uues-
tion the following resolution was adopted:
,3y% That h. nr aeess,. to the Eastern LSero,s
Necessary STEPS owsrd having mse!ln. OF MAI
s.s MsS e5 HS5h 4! ss AND
hssolv That copy OF this tssoiut on be sent to she
New York A. G. "
. At the meeting last spring the New York A.
e. entry was rejected by a vote OF d to 4. 1t Is
quite probable that when the association meets
again thore will be nc difficulty In electing the
New York A. c. team to mem bershin.
Other business was also transacted at the
same meeting. f. w. Janssens offer OF 800
silver cup lor ball match on Labor Day be.
tween the Staten Island and New Jersey A. c.
teams was accented with thanks, and the fol-
lowing resolutions were passed:
EryOr"d That EN- of poa oard fnat tbs
team or the A. C. pay the team OF the ". A. &.
match game OF baseball on the n ]. A. & grounds on
Labor Day sept Z: that series OF games play ed
therea,er and that tho matter lie left with the Chair
man of the Baseball Department.
At the meeting Of the club held in the oven-
Ing the action of the Eoard was ratified. and
the club approved OF the new constitution. by
laws and rules as reN iseI by tho COMMITTEES.
Consisting of f.. W. Jansen. Chairman. II. G.
Nnodfuh j. ! o Due. md ltotert Mazet.
The New Jersey Athletic Club people are
maintaining a dense silence on the question Of
plnyiuG baseball with the Staten Islanders.
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Wheeling Gossip.

The Business Mems Cycling League Of Newark will
hold a ten-,nile road race on July t.
The AtaIan,a whselmen of Newark Will hold ten.
mile handicap club road race on Aux =.
". r. Murphy Of tho New ork httic Cluo VIII con-
ane ali hi, racing to track events t.ts season.
The recent mile handicap road race OF the Rusi
rt,s Mems Cyclng takue OF Newark was won by w.
Peck
In the recent team road race between the Englswood
and bergen ouuty Wheelmen the former won, by - to
7pOints
Tho rntrIs. for the fifty mile handicap rond race Of
the WianUtuh Bcvcle Club to be held on Aug 4 Will
close saturday next
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Butler and Lawless.
A-.oc,ated Cycling Club. Eject omeers.

Tho combined efforts Of the several prominent New
Jersey cycling clubs to advance racing has been pro-
ductivs tho formation Of strong racing assocation
in New jersey
Tho Associated Cycling Clubs of New jersey has been
organized by the members Of the Hudson County
wheemen Pusiness Mems Cycling League. ATLANTA
Whesnen. Union County Roadsters. and the Eliza
beth Wheeimen.
Of delegates of the association was held the
other evening when officers for tho ensuing were
elected They arc: President, j. s. Holmes Jr. n
c. l.: Vice PRESIDENT q. Edge A. W.: secretary. j.
track Elizabeth will be put in condition for racing
and tournament will likely be held there on Labor
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Tennis mt Yonkers.

YoSkIR. Julr I2-The managers OF the tournament
OF the Yonkers Lawn Tennis club decided TO continue
the contest to-day and Two events were played on In
the finals Of the mixed doubles Msss Axhoim and +.
Bx.hfnrd defeated Mss q. Hernance aud !, C. Myers
after holly contested struggle in which many pretty
plays Amounted. by -. 80 6--3 This match was
iho best of the tournament in the mems singles H. D.
living uent l. Hale t.. 6-4. The mems singles and
doubles VIII be finished on saturday.
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VIII Jack McAuiine Fight Austin Gibbons 2

Yesterday James Gibbona Charley Norton of New.
ark. and Malley Coffee Of uoboken. n. j.. and dele
cation OF New Jersey sporting called the Police
Gazette office to issue challenge to Jack McAuiis to
tight for tho lightweight championship of America.
Gibbons left the following challenge and judging from
the Dusinesslike offer. McAuliGe will have no oppor-
tunity to ignore It:
Jack McAuiiffe OF Brooklyn. z. D. holds tho Police
Gdfstte lKitwe ght championship be t. which repre-.
sents the championship OF America Austin Gibbons
who has lust returned from England where he was
VII torious over Jem verral the Engish light weight
champion. now Eager to win tho light xht cham
rionship of Anne rica that he England,
when he goes rvht Dick Bnrgs Jenny Carney al
the represt ntative light weight champion OF America
viii match my brother 10 hight Jack McAu,ine for
81 900 side the ight take place I'm club that
will offer Of 81 90; in fact will
suit MIR. McAniife will suit us Austin Gbbons with
his backer will Jack McAnhe and his hacker at
the l"t,c, Ge.,u, office at IL A NJ on Thur.dsy Jny
Anfe is the champion he will be hand. II he faiiR
brother will claim tie Io1e Gdtctt. belt and the
light weight cham pionship and fight all comers for
thattte. We mean business, and not playing blum.
IA uxs
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Stolen bases-Baltimo,s 2; Columbus. l. Double
Baltimore. 3: Coumbus 3 First on errors-Baltimore.
l. Columbus = Lett on bas-s-Baltimore 4; Colum-
bus :. Struck out-By McMahon. j; by knelL 3 Time
-l:3o. Umpirc-Jones
BosroN q. ~ 9: CINCINNATI "a. A.
Bo.roS, Mass, July la-Kely was in = very ugly
frame OF mind o day NothnH seemed to suit him and
he kicked and fumed at she umpire and players until
every body disguised with hin The Bostons
won tEe game without special effort. The score:
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Earned ruu;,cleve,aud. .: BROOKLYN g. Tvobsso
Three. base 6its--Ihids Da Sacrifice McAieer
Tebeau Grlfhn Left bases-Cleveiand. y Brooklyn
o. struck opt-By EDauss. ]; hy sruber 2: by Terry
a by Hemmh,g, :. Bases on hails-oa Knnnss =; OF
Gruher g: on Terry 8: off lienInng 2. Double plays
Johnson and Virtue; Childa Mexican ana yirtne t2l
Narl EonI and pinknsy stolen eass..noyS 10y cn. ~
cleveland. /: Breokyn, !. Wild pitches-,iIuber, =.
Tme-2:2S Umpirs-nurst Attendance-l.sOa
BOSTON g; CINCINNATI, o.
CINCINNATI july l3--In a sleepy sort Of 4 game be-
fore 55 spectators tho Bostons tho Reds coat
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some out when winning run made.

wrshin zion ....,......"o 0-5
So LUuis ...............4 d v D U U l-6
Earned runs-washinTton, 4; 81 Louis T. Three base
hts--Lyons, Hoy. Home run Foreman Stolen bases
natneid, and MsGnsry: Fuller and coinsEey First
pitched bail--aurphy, Lyons strnck out-By Foreman.
q: by Gr,tih .; by stivstts Tims-2:lo. Umpire
Kerlns
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Odds and Ends OF Sports.

Tho members Of the zettler Rife Club Of New Yert
n place tho team. Conditions-Ench member TO
shoot 70 shots at 2o-rng target 200 yards off hand
the Ave highest competitors to relect foam Of hsen
men to shoot against the California kihs Team on
Sent a. D cypress Hill Park. The results were; n.
DOrrler, AS; r. Ross. 443: b. Waither, "a; Aru-
bruster, ;2l; b. Zettler +2iL
The following special was received at tho Poifoe Ga
rene office yesterday from NorIolk: Tommy Warren.
tho feather weight champion pngiIist has arrived IN
this city lie is making nike Haiey's sporting house
Ills headquarters Warren forwarded 500 deposit 70
tho iti,c- GIEse office to-day. with challenge TO right
Cal Mccarthy OF New York for SlOO size and .
purse Warren is anxious to fight Mccarthy before
he leaves Tor the South Warren is open to fight any
ether 10 pound man In tho world.
letter received at the P0lfcr Gd,,ts onice from
Beloit. Wis. from Charles L. Davies Yesterday. me
latter Ia LOOKING after Jem Halls interest ts match
with Bob Fithsimmous for SI2 900 ami the middeweHht
charnpionshp. Davies says II all is in hrstcAss c"nd.
ton and will surprise those who think Fits nimons
viii WIN II Hall wins he wi take him to England and
ard tight. Davies says there will 10 hitch in reSad
to tho gloves Hili will not object
W. q johnson champion amateur 100 yard swimmer
OF tho United States viii very Likely ro 70 tngana
next fall and compete with tho experts there Ths
only trouble he fears there is that Tic s take
place IN tanks However, IL seems reasona rle totup
pose that johnson eau get around in u tank about a
speedily any OF them. johnson Will probably aoM
n Representative of the Manhattan A. G hut ~ nos
then tho Nautilus Woat Club stands ready TO send him
lie Is now taking things easily, In preparation for ny
a. A u, championship. the date for which has noty"
been set.
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LouisYiI!e' ...'..''....' .'.'.." q U
Earned runs-hth,etic, 7. Twobase hits-Miliigan.
HaIman, Cor&hili sander. Weaver. Thres-b hits
sn,nncS and T"yor; Jennings and Taylor: First hass
Wood Mligan. Corkll! Sanders Ryan C-l, Fitzgerald.
wild pl;ch-F.tz.erad Tme-2:05 UmDirs-Davis.
ST. LOUIS q: WASHINGTON 5.
WA,uIscroN July I3-There nothing enIiyepiny
in the .ara- to day until the ninth inning. when t,s
home club aud batted out three tying tho
scor. anu that point until the end OF the eleventh
Inc contest sharp. attendance - 100 Tho score:
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bps ,is-a. w!r,.ms c. E. wil,sms, ThomA TO
sscr,h. stHs Trr-. W ;.ls VIII; sell d.
,a's.. BE J., k,aa"' ,, 'wnri i"h WSms Fl,.
AM 81 on '.ss.d mls h 'mas' !! "att on
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PHILADELPHIA. z: PITTSBURGH. G.

Earned .uns-Pittsourgh. 2; rfisdslphia, Two
on errors-Pittsburgh. q Philadefthia First base
balis-Pittsburgh. =: Phladephia. =; Sacrifice hits
Dsehanty stolen b..es-linn,on !inmi,ton ,, 1hnmE %
ents j. Wid pttch--Ejns Left on bases-Ptsburgh.
s.; Philadelphia, > Tme-2Oa. Umpire-Lynrh.
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SHOOTING.
The Canadian. Won FROM Cambridge.

LONDON. July 13.-The Rifle Association
opened It's annual meeting at Bisley to-day.
A marked decrease in attendance is noticeable
since the meetings were transferred from
Wimbledon. The Canadians won q match
against Cambridge to-day by 2S points.
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INTERNATIONAL CRICKET.
The American and Canadian Teams begin
Their Annual Match.

TORONTO. July 1a-A most delightful day
favored both cricketers and spectators on the
opening OF the International cricket match be-
tween American and Canadian elevens on the
grounds OF the Toronto Cricket Club here to-
day.
Play was begun at 11:15 O'Clock. and the
Americans having had the good fortune to win
the toss the Canadian eleven took the field
The Patterson brothers were the first before
the wicke,s. When the iirst four wickets were
down for five runs 1t was noticed that never
before in tho history OF international cricket
mad the American team been disposed OF in
such an easy manner. aud the friends OF the
Canadian cricketers were much encouraged BY
the excellence OF the bowling.
When the innings closed for s2 the home
team wns greatly praised for their capital
play. The Canadian bowlers had been " ilson Of
Toronto. Hall Of London. and then Dickey Of
Toronto. The Americans played n flne game.
and their cricket was much admirel; At pres
American team. it is anybodys game. and. II
the Canadian eleven pick up tomorrow the
score may tell n different tale Ihe score at
present is as follows:
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baseball, Polo Grounds. To-day.
0orhams Va Metropolitan At< AdmiAsion. 25e-xsA
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Eastern Association.

At LEBANON
Isbanon ,...,.. .............O Z o Is
Roehsster. .......... U o q UAo
Eass shits-Lsbanon. 7: Roch-sfsr T. Errors-Lebanou.
2; Rochester,. fitchers-fa Tor and shrs,e
Syracuse" " ...................,O / / o o G-1
Haven. u: Syracuse, a Pitchers-Horuer and Fs sun
AT PROVIDENCE.
Proyidenoo. .... ......... -...3 ] o o o q q OF
AibAny-.....,....,... OBJ
gnse hits-Providence 10; Aibanv .. grro-i-provt.
dsncs. o; Albany T. fitchsrs-suli " n and F.ioltn-
AT InoY.
Troy. j ID y q o OF
Buffalo. ............ Q v y U O-S
Bsse hits-Troy. 10; Brra!o. q Errors-Troy 9; Buf.
faIo. 4. Ttchers-fr thgm and Barr
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Earned runs - Boston. T. Two,ba;s hit - Long
base -stovey. Sacrhce hits latham, Holiday. Rro.
die GnnzelL Double p,Ays-Mcfhes and Reilly; quinn,
Long and Tucker. First base on bss-gy RAdbourn.
9; byNicho's . Hit by pitched bnli.Tucker. strnck
out-By Sichos J. Wild pitch Radbourn Time
l:2h. Cmpire-AicQuaii
rHitApEI Pui. z: PITTSBURGH. 6.
PITTSBURGH 1nv la--The last game OF the seros
afternoon Bv tho visitors bad TWAS
n MOOR game. Attendance. I.4u The
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Must Shed tn. Bleaching Board. o. July rs

The pstorna! measure OF the City Fathers recurring
the at the Polo grounds to be covered with
an awning or shed has become ordin Ance without
Mayor Grant signature II takes efertJuy IN PFest
dent Day viii give out the day 10 cover the
SEATS with wooden shei
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The American Association.


The American Association games yesterday
resulted:
Baltimore, 2: Columbus o:
Boston, G: Cincinnati. L
Athletics. IL: Louisville. 2
st. Louis 6; Washington. s.
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change has been m Ads in the road officers Of the
AtAlAnta wheelme L. T. swain has besn elected uap-
MI the sncy caused by tins resign alton VI L.
n Thorne. q. H. PfdhAbs has been elected hrst lieu
Crosslinirs color bearer.
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Ho.m.r n.. Accepted Te .tycl.. C.a,l..xs

HAaryoAp Conn. July l3-GaorRs II. Hosmsr. tho
oarsman now N this city, announced 10 day that he
had acc.ptsd the challenge ot rsn Eyck to for s5
u side. The race viii here II suitable parse ID
raised.
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BALTIMORE. 2: COLUMBUS u.
B.trrxoer July ia.-The Baltimore Club put up nno
game ,anst Columbus club to-day anu shut them
out Attendance, ,jy3 The score:
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other Gnmes.

Other Gnmes.
GoRuAss. II; CuEAs eIASTS l.
At the Polo grounds Yesterday the GorhAms and
Cnh.n M paysd Tho ore: -