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A Stirring G.me In casey's Court.

twenty-five years ago. In tho old court Twelfth
street. between Avenues and b. Bernard McQuade
rather eectrned the handbAll world by defeating Tom
Cooke who at that time was Looked upon the cham.
pion A quarter OF . century has dealt kindly with
Barney and he 10 have lost Of his cutsnes
and skill player Therefore when enthusiast In
the gallery Of the Brooklyn HandbalI Club made the
INQUIRY on ihursday as tT rhp tnat tsr marSd youth
It created surprise with the OF the gall cry
no !ad In his teens showed activity I'll tho
T. aver whose name has been . household word with
The handball fraternity for 30 many years
The game in which NcQuades playing captivated
that OF enthusiast was one In which Dr. PIN smith
and himself played lhi casey and Major John CsrlnO
, h"d R,h INV Msrisk rombin.to Tha Ho ,p LOT IL, us
showed symptoms a. tho closs for the best they could
do was win game ont OF four In the last game
the champion and his partner led ~ OF 20 to a
They sure OF victory that they eased up little
but that ease up was fatal as tho two New Workers
made q 'GaTrisOn finish and won.
Two Fourth ward hsndbaii cranks Of this city Peter
Peterson and Bill Johnson have paced So side the
hands of John Farrell 10 10 Played for In CBsey's
court on July ~
Bob Malcolm says that he will play either Frank
PreDdsrgss Tom LYMAN, or Tom Connor. sin ale hand.
cd or and Prendergast will play Lyman and Connors
for valuable trophy anything the latter pair
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Other Games.



Fully seven hundred persons watched the Mstropoli-
tans and G"rans play at the Polo grounds Yesterday
afternoon Tho game was sd TO be Tor stake OF S2Dj
Ial lhe Msropo,itAns prssented some q the old time
won the American ASSOCIATION ohamp mpionship in IssI
Just before the game commenced old hief kOsenan
who should captain tho team, IL was nnaliy decided
.der; while Troy w., I" see hat 70 aras. Soia
then aross for ne tIio u saptans to sete Eighteen
that in the Nth inning tho second team could finish tho
game -
corps iled into The grounds They were composed Of
h.,. ranging from = TO 70 year. old and were inmate.
Guardian socisty rho corps had small boy named
Alfred Gott olb drum ma and he show cd hmself
When the Old tirneTs TOOK The ne tho orphans struck
Gp 80 0mrades comrades ever since We were boys ["
and rh,sL R9ssmsn went II. "1d chief weighs nearly
Troy looked enomgn se Fatty" chLlds ot the Cleve-
land Cub 10 be cd his brother Troy had his con:
lie made three Of these In fact Troy the only ono
of the MeIs up TO tho ninth iuning who hit stovey
Tue Gorhsms had ont few o. ths na,sr. that sud.
me Gor ,nadc one ri IN ~ iir;t inning With
in Thnmas hi 10 II sabe AID Whiie was thrown out
,ho pate Thomas ran down To- second aud as Crane
Although 10 h teams aslnnRlly got 4 bases
The astropolItans tied the score Troy iii for two
Ia es and sroret on Act abe's single.
son wild riie6 ami stovrys single gave The coiored
boys the winning run
Johnny Troy immediaely cha chAIsmgs1 the Gorh.ms @ to
team WIN Ir )babiY accept The score:
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SYRACUSE, July io-The sixth annual tournament Of
the L. A. W. division championship began at Kirkwood
Park to-day The track was most perfect condition
hut the time made most of tho events poor c.
NJ Murphys quarter milo In 80 I.5 second. came the
nearest to breaking any record. The following u the
summary of the eventsi
nrst H. X. Peck s. C. O., second. Time, minutes ~
.0usrt.rm!s Safety State Chsmpionship-c. NJ.
Murphy. y; y. a Y. hrst; C. ". Dorntgs, B. A. q,
One-mils Ordinary Race. Open-A. A. Zimmerman
N TAH. nr.t; I. 4. Murphy sccend, Time. min.
utss ~ 20 seconds.
HaIfmle sai.ty. ststs chsmpionship-w r. Mur.
phv first, C. W. Dorntgo second. lime. minute is
seconds
George u. Penn first, Y. W. Penn second, X A. Bonita
Jr, third. Time. q minutes 30 seconds
One mile Ordinary state Cham mponship-W. r Mur.
phv irst; r. Il srrsls. r 4: A. second; Z. NJ. Murphy
third Time 2 minutes SO s ,econda
one mi o safety, $50 Clpss-f '. srrvis nrst O. W.
Chadwick second. H. l.. Currsn third. Time minutes
II ~ sec Inds
ono milo Safety Open-w r, Murphy first, C. W,
Dorm ge second Time. Z. minutes ~ seconds,
Two mi 70 ordinary, ndcan-F. l. Seryis ITO yards
hrst: g. J lv~n, u 4. A., Iio wards second A. Him,
norman fcra,ch. third Tilne minute. 4s roeondA
~ ,lla f.mile Isntew. ons"0A. I,mm.1msn and
N. Brinker Il. A c. second. Time. minute 10 seconds
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CHICAGO LEADS IN THE RACE
NEW YORK's DEFEAT BIZ ASs0N's MEN
BRINGS lBOUT THE CHANCE

Reor Fieiaing aud n Lack OF Base Hits the
Cause or the Defeat-CleveIand, Phiin-
delphss, ssd Boston the Other League
winners-Other Games and Gossip.
1t cannot be denied that the clubs represent
ing New York and Brooklyn in the National
League did net yesterday accomplish feats
calculated to draw forth the wild huzzas OF an
Admiring populaee. In tho case Of the formor
they lost nearly all the benelt they derived as
. result Of the earnest manner in which the
Brooklyns recently chastised Uncle Anson.
The New Yorks were beaten in the first three
innings Of Yesterdays game. They made
desperate effort to knock ont o victory In
the seventh. and whils they provoked
some yelling around TIE Buns bulletin
board they failed to secure the three
additional runs that wero necessary.
As . result Anson's countenance last night
probably resembled prairie fire. for his colts
were again in first place, True. 1t is very
slender lead, but Anson has habit OF build
ing high hopes on very slender lbasis. The
record shows that the Chcagos lead
by one point. but 1t is not roally so
much. The New yorks have won thirty
six games and lost twenty-five. which
makes their percentage 500 and 1851. Tho
Chicagos have won thirty nine games aud lost
twenty seven. and their percentage is $50 and
Ss the custom n such cases Is to credit the
club with whole point. tho Chicagos now ap.
pear to have .59l. IUst one point In advance Of
NeT York. There are two moro gnmes to play
favor ~ the Now Yorks going o Cleveland not
men. and very probably Ia the load.
abe New lorl q haven't done much hitting
on the Western trip. ami ,iey are Just about
due to give some PITCHER the henI tbmru., II
they fan upon tho ball ,n.day and Monday
from Chicago. Then they have bnt on.
Cleveland they will meet with stnGl orn re.
80 near II that they will have 10 trouble i'll re-;
gaining II when they arrive home. tIevelnnd
seems determined to rush Brooklyn firmly
into sixth place. although Ward aud his mon
are max ing y hard fight.
The other Eastern clubs did we'll yesterday:
Boston drutbel tue Cincnna' $ in n neat and
graceful manner ami Philadelphia FOUNDED
the Pittsbnrchs once more. Up to date the
Western clubs haye received veIy harsh treat
mTent from Their Eastern rivals. and when me
Western experts come Fast in AZ other week
there will be wni'ing MI along tho line
Yeste; dny's games resulted as follows:
Chicago \: New York. G.
Cleveland. ! : iroOklyn. 8
PHILADELPHIA, 1: Pit shurGh. 2.
Boston. D Cincinnati, 9.
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CHICAGOs RUNNING MEETING.
Great Day for Fnvorites-Overton Rides
Six or the Seven Winners,

0rees Dny soT HNSorites-OVertOu Hides
Six or the Seven Winners.
~ -
stskea combined with nna w..thsr .t,rsc,,a .non,
e'eHe" So"o'"ou W" ""e "'s'het' strActeu ebout
1000 people to washington Park this afternoon. Tho
races were run on good track and lark ed especially
80. - - =. a.. -, S'bSs's.S
oy the victories Oh M OF 'hs seven favorites and the
pilons every ono of his elk mount. TO Tn. from, in
IN today four vInnsrs In nm, d,v va ,h ,.., ,s
ever scored by a Jockey on tho Western turf III,
Mhiue" ln'ee % NJ athnefurlong'wort
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RACING IN ENGLAND.
Mr.. Merry's Colt Surefoot, at II to 1. Wins
tho Eclipse Stakes.


Mr.. Merry's Colt Surefoot, at II to 1. Wins
tho Eclipse Stakes.
LONDON. July 1O-This was the first day Of
the Sandown Second Summer Meeting. The
event Of the day was that for the Eclipse
Stakes. TIE race was won by Mr. A. W. Merry's
four-year- old bay colt Surefoot dam by GAL
opin. out Of Miss Foote. NJ. +. Blanc's three
ysar-o)d chestnut colt Gouverneur. by Energy
stones three-year-o old brown colt Common. by
Isonomy. out OF Thistle. third.
The starters. besides those mentioned were
the Duke OF Portland's four-year.old brown
flly Memoir. Mr.. NJ. J. Corbally's four-year-o old
bay colt Inthbeal. MIR. Lefeyre's four-year-oid
colt Le Nord. MI. J. H. Honldsworth's .iour.
minister's three -year.old chestnut colt Orion.
and Sir +. Johnstone's three e-year-od chestnut
The last betting before the start was "a to 1
against Snreioot. II to l against Gouyerneur.
2 to on Common. 8 to against Memoir. 25 TO
against tathbeal, 40 to ] AGAINST Le Nord:
100 to against Fuse. Fuse started of In
front. and led until quarter Of milo from the
finish. whom Common took the lead. yielding
challenged by. sureioot. fell back. allowing
sure'Gos to VIZ By length III There Vas
The conditions OF the race follow:
Tho fourth renewal os III. Lc,s si.tss Of 1000
s % R ] .na r..
third 100 ,oyersisns 0II OF hs ;takts for ioaIs and
yes.oid: 70 carry y .tons 5 Poana: four s.tonss
raa ss9ss o o
s 81 . sf. Of or % p:sS s;
BOO sovereign 10 carry 10 pounds New Eclipse
g. ssaass * Hne Sass:. ana
gnness each, two entries corrected on payment Of
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To-day. Entr,e. at Brighton.

frs. Racempur,e s5oo se!ine nve eirhths of mile
Hannibal. l?2 Character, l22 Missive. Il8 Roso H.,
,. ~. vintage RSn..,an Time My ilt M.iss III
,,S; ZenobA Ioe st. omer. Io4; Patti, IU2; Graduats
second Raee-Pur.o $500; for two.y.ar oids: nvo-
ssshtns Of mile ;Amisa io7; dod Wave. 1856 Mart,
Maxim hl!Y ~ do1; H., kipEaom: 100; Bslsh.zzar iv.;
100 Temple H lop De-. u.u.i"n m ~; sin.Ioa hly 81
Harrison. ii2 Gipsy Queen 100; Abi loa Lowl auder
30: Nu5ian W.
Fourth Racs-rurse s. ooo; three quarters of mile;
selling . s. John lit Rambler IA: siryks. li0 Wat.
.avamagh, Ios; :: T.. l02; wariikr. iu2: Fernwood.
iags e7: Blanche ~ '' ''' ''0''
ruI. niAskburn M H.. M r. MM,IaSssu: iGS ST. Tai: ioo;
sixth Rsce-rur.s {, 600 for iwo;y car oids selling;
I'VE inrlongn Else Morrison colt los; Circular 100;
iU5. Arshaft; li3 Adaigisci colt es: Fer1visa ts:
troit IU3 "
seventh Race -Purss $500: seven furlours New.
bprgh 100: Eoo i9s' IseherR,, 100; Autocfa. ius;
Count Dudley. lo7 Centaur iO!; Hairsprins i0i; In.
siaht lo1; Vagabond. DO Picket Us; Lspsnto, BS;
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CHICAGO, 8: VIEW YonE, G.


CHICAGO July TO- Tho clement Of luck was
not wnn.ina n the variuu incidents that led
to the New York S defeat to-iay. he visitors
themselves were. Oi course Largely To blame
for the uEpleRs mt result. To night the local
crsnks are frenAed with JOY, and Ans IN l. pat
ting him self. The Coils are IN the load in Tho
contest for tho baseball chHmpionshir AMI are
already building castles in the air, Tho visit.
ors played fine ball for tue las six innings.
but threw away 80 much IN tho first three
that they A.re lett in the hrrh Tie
fact Ia that the men usually r ell
upon to pile up the runs went 10 pieces before
Hutchinson. Gore un,i " li,rrne barely re-
deemed til nsolves But Roger Connor. Tier
nan. and Richnr lson. III. 20 liable three. dill
very poorly several lines t iey Eai opDortu-
mites to savo the gam anl let them pass.
The error column in The -n ly part % {, he game
look d very dark nni iisniA.. eNcept ller-
marks against them. IN 'nct. tr II while he
crowd lookei on IN blank amusement at u"
New Yorks s.',t!'i down 10 business and
payet ball with !. v"n:oan%r.
Nusfe sent sIN L'-u TO ''ns"s ON lis. but
not o colt gali"Ich hr,unI the l"ees alter the
third inninS az, XII ln;y IN" ~ M @ wsr. made nT
during the .fk, three inH,ar.. In TIC ,Tr.t
tnuing the Cots nnir i%o rrns oil three bnse
through errors Ivy ins" ard tioie. % and and in nie the
third the unln"ky ,nning. they made four
vloy scored HCne n1ter that,
The New Yorks w-fe retired with no credit
IN the first. Gore mad. a base hit. hut fell n
Victim nevertheless while running 10 third tho
Colts making a double play. onnor got u
base On balls in the second. Ok"urke went
out on II fly, Basset reached first on Picffrrs
error and Whistler went out :" Hutchinson.
Conner was retired while running TO third. In
the third Arson hit safely Carroll flew out
and Cooney reached II, st On balls. Anson going
to second, Prefer also hit safe. iillinE tie
baaes. Hutchinson hit SAFE. bring
ing in Anson and Cooney. Kittridge
rsached first on balls. and through
Bassstts error another advance was made.
Wilmot went out At third and feiIer died on
The score was Sto o when Buckley fought
in the New iorks first run In The NTH. Rusie
was out and Buckley aud Whistler were on
bases In tho seyenth, when Cor: came up He
went out and Whistler got ill.,. Then Kirha,d-
son got o first oD balls and Tiernuu hit safe.
bringing in Buckley. Conner made II base hit
and Richardson scored. With two mon on
bases . kourke came t" the rescue W tn two-
baRRer. bringingi Tiernan and Connor but
dying himself when almost ut third. Neither
eide made an advance alter TIM. tho men bo-
ing all retired in short order. The score:
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CLEVELAND. 4; BROOKLYN. 8.

CLEVELAND. July 1O.--For some days Grubor
has been suffering with lame arm and
suspicion got abroad that he couldn't pitch.
After tho game this afternoon. not only the
Brooklyn Club. but every spectator vino saw
the close fight, IS willing to testify that Gruber
has got more speed tIan young heir getting
rid OF his papa's fortune. Not only was his
pitching great, but so was his fielding, and
Rh e Sne sa sfpd enpe nes w all 1
but; Ward wanted tho game badly after tho
tive kno%fkdoMI11s noe SI1 tha. Bro9Ki got e in,n,
an upstairs box: Wards mon made a fight ut
stage ard haI their 1suai luck in scoE
hits IN q! the risht lime but tsSelHnd G @ man Dane
SSs shs wly
Two close decisions added spice TO the game
and Each e, ?. one cost each SIDE run +" there
little pop hit that Doyle, n % over second base
"a and sQq[rmsd iIke a Fourth Of July niger
chaser. Just when, q Brooklyn. player
sna ss.honsh hRd e didn't roll Tasn more hs9S s1n
ttysnty feet from SECOND. neither Collins,
Gs1 sseana ssaa Ss it " Poys
%sds :! iowS tn" SSs hrst asAlssf ss loi Hs's
Sn sn unbsd Il IA RE nR s
q double lay: Both men we're safe and bolh
Shi!ds elevated a high hy 10 !arutLsrii ani
got, TO nrst on balls and, s,ole second
on third and he ran home on Iim NOR s singe
over Wards head. Carpthers made hot
second by Brien. Ppkncy sent u lily out 10
DOYLE. who had an easy chance 10 mako
rs Ms II pcas 70 Ses he S
fence. both O'Brien aud Pinkney scoring. The
game was q tie. hut in the NTH GrnbeI, started
with q tlT00-DuS0 hit ana Nc Nicer
got. base on balls. Grifiln mulled
McKean's fly after q long run, Gluber
thrown out at second. Davis 4 cd out to
Caruthera. and Childs hit tho bali a vicious
ers managed to touch the ball hui cou dn't
catch II. In tho eighth Griilin got |! ba-n on
balls, gnd Carpihrrs's hit To Virtue Put him on
Both Grimm and OBrlen tried 10 steal hut tho
former was thrown out at third. llnkney sent
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Inauirsr.-No, Dick Earan. the Troy pugili,t, n
met John L., Sullivan

Inauirer.-No Iick Eagan. the Troy pugilst, never
met John H. sullivan
.peoai meeting of the stnyvesant Athletic Club
last evening the glowing oil csrs were ecied l. j,
Maguire h"rordin2 serreinrNi H. H. Leonard. Cap.
tain; Lon Frank. Games committee
Jack Fallun. known the brooklyn strong hoy IL
maknE his nm Nlal challenging aniOuur- menIr VI.
states Iha' he rwii tgh ether. 40 hir4.u ur JACK
before any organization that viii oner suitable purse
Tho Duhbs a prominent social organization of Tho
Seventh and Thirteenth wards will have thei-
yssr!y outing on "sdnssday next 70 fIsysAnxs Ito e
all guests will leave the foot OF Broome River
at IOA. NJ. sharp
Lawn Tennis Club will is held on the Avenue A
grounds Bsrgen 'ont comn'tcne at a:h, Q clock
this Aft"TnonD 1hetrst day w 10 devoted 10 ladies'
pnI gent omen Singles Next week viii te pared tho
,ahls" "a ubies, gent emens dolhlts and mixed dou
bIes Inc mas IN all eSenls VIII lGke pace thu Ausr
part OF tns .ses Tho matches will be decided by
games instead OF by seA the winner secure thirteen
gAmsh sNcspt In hnAih when u must be twenyhye
the result will DO watched with interest,"
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Winners at the Wentworth Tennis Tour
ncy.

NEW CASTLE n. H.. July lo-Tho wentworth tourna,
ment closed here day. There sixteen sutrteA
so that there preliminary round in the snglea
The nrst round resnlted q. follows
Gentlemens sing esFirst round: r. II. Hovey beat R.
W. Cows 6-l Go; II. Gray heat j. q. Holmes t-L
6-l; NJ l.. Pratt beat W. F. Spinney by default; II. G
Crime beat J. Cressey So Co. d-3; b. E. d. Mitch
oil beat J. B. Read &c, e-5 e.; W. p
Cows beat q. Brown. Sc. 6-5. IS liueh
Tallant beat F. S. M.nsneld. e-G s-4. -: W;
round: Il. Iiovey heat H. Gray So 6-2: n. I. Frat
beat II. G. Crime. - d. T. y; Mitchell beat W +.
TON "a go. ssmtnnsis; y, Z iI9yey beat n z.
ell Finals f. II. Iiovey .sat Hugh Iall.nt
80, 81. e-u6-2 ln playing OF for second prize.
Hugh Tallant defAulted to n. Gray.
Doubles-firs, round NJ /. Pratt and W. Earring
H. c. Grims ana J. i: Crrssey heat i D. Meh. and
partner by default H. Gray and Fred Mansfield beat q.
Brown and J. b. Read. G-l. G1s: H. Hovey AM Hu.h
TsliAni d,eT eys r"una vSrs SsisnlT Grofn's
Hoyey and Hugh TAllant beat II. Cray and Fred Mans
Hugh Tallant beat Cowls brothers. 60, o-a.
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LAIN TENNIS.
r,u.h,ne.s Tenn,. Tourna,

FIushing's Tennis Tournament.
The second days play in tho Flushing tournament
resulted as follows:
Geutlemen's singles. Preliminary Round-N, N. Ora
ham beat c. Grahan. l-6 6-a 6-b; T. L. Bogert beat
W. J. Trava 6-2 6-l: j. r. Wood beat A. W. Rosst
tor As. e-I s-2; q. W. Seaman beat J. v. Graham.
Jr., 6-l, 6-3.
First Round-A. N. Travers beat N. r. Covert, Co.
e-l; NJ. Bovert beat D. Nj. Barstow. 81. s-2; z. "
Franklin beat H. Peck. o., G3; II. Porter beat s. "
Mann Jr. 40 6-O. U-3; l. NJ. franklin. Jr, beat A.
L knevalA 6-a 81; Ii. l. BoRsrt beat A. X. " ood
G-I Ga -
Second Round-M. T Bogsrt beatA. NJ. Travera e.2
6-2; 4. " Franklin beat II. Porter 0-6 60 g. II.
L Boaert beat l.. Nj: franklin. Jr, o., g.
Third Rouni-T. l. Bozert beat NJ. N. Graham. e-l
6-l
Gen,lemen's Doubles Preliminary Roundt n 7. Bo
CERT and Clinton Graham beat J. X. ana a. H. Wood,
Ladies' 'singlss-Prelimnarv Round: Miss B. Lowden
won by default from Miss ~ Lowden; Mas + ".
lynch brat Miss NJ. W. Newton, 81. 81; Mibs 4. NJ.
Lynch beat NJ ss Is. Lowden. "a, 6-l.
Ladies' DoublesMipse r. and Ky erson beat Misses
r. LOwden and ". A v. knevnis Gu 6-5: Misses
/. Frankln and T.. V Mann beat Misses Z. u. Lynch
and X NJ Franklin, 8-+ 1-l. .
Final Round-Misses \. l.. Franklin andlE. v. Mann
beat Misses L. and Ryerson -. S-6 o-l. Ga
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News from the Horse World,

hill las been sold tO Henry N. Daniels for
$1,000.
DR.. Sheppard went to Saratoga last night to
SEQ Entrc, the tWo.year-old. brother to Ban;
Campbell. The yuungster Is dangerously sick.
C. II. Nelson has lost no timo In getting to
the West after Tresident Beaman's anthnitzn-
tUt Wi.h N.''on, Dictator Chief and other
fab. ..os. Iu' hampton will ntart ut the Blue
Ribbon meeting
team of PAGERS owned by Cant. Miller
Grinth, of San Francisco. Cal. are credited
with having made quarter In 81 seconds, ana
Gate track, July g. They were timed by Orrln
Hickck and Others.
1t Is said thHt Budd Doble, who will have his
sta ls ut tho Pittsburgh me, ting will send
Nancy Hanks. 2:l44a, against The track record,
2:10l. male by Maud s.. July II. 1851 At
that time Mand = earned 1900 and Nancy Is
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baseball Notes.

Martin Sullivan has been released by the Boston Cuo
The students of tho JohuJ. Michel uoinptnye cut.
ting school will lay game OF b,sebah o dny on wy
grounds ~ the Xavier Athletic tinp io'th suse' anu
Railroad avenue
There Ia movement OF foot to bring together tne
strong teams OF The Now Jtr.ey anu staten hsh1 All
lotto clubs anl The Wal street. Cluo anu oHe hh"u
some trophy to the winner
Lack of harmony in ths Worcester Baseball o.no re re
Directors j. II. fitzpatrick, william Lancastes anu
frank smith h. W hondal was etectel President
aud j. \ Anderson, " Norway ana q A. Lewis
rbo Ell to MI ihe other vacancies financAy tho
club Is all right
Os.ua July io.-The team representing this city in
the Western Assocstion will dishand on SUNDAY nien.
which will throw tho pAves on the market The ioAm
nov has good cad Tor the pennant ahu Us p!avihs
strong gnue OF the players have been signeu io
the future The team Is made up OF shannon seconi
iuse Dnnneiy tnird haze ~ al iRan, right heu Grl.
I'm GENRE Ioid; MuCauiey hrst bass; Wasn short
stop: Clarke Liteorg. and TwitchslI. pitchers; Sut-
cine ana Iraftiey, cntchers.
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YoskrRs July lo-Ths second days play Of the
nual tourney Of the Yonke Lawn Tennis Club resulted
folows:
Ladies' singes-Mra Myers beat Miss strang By Do.
fault: Miss Oxhom beat Mrs Myers 60 60
Mems singles-ii. d. Ewing beat 7. g. Oxholm, 81.
beat Mr. Jardne 80 e-s; Il A. BogArt beat Z. Sim.
mons 6-l IS
Mems poubles-P c. Myers and G. W. Rodgsman beat
II. D Ewing and Mr.. ChanberlIn. "a. o-5. o.
Mixed Doublss-Miss y Heermnnce and +. G. Myers
beat Miss Law and g. Reed. 81, 6-3 G-4 Miss Oxholm
a. s--B
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g.lssH&kS6RaAdR2Z32 z1sgSSsEsz1iM8
SUITS REDUCED i
IS WATCH WITH EACH sulT
lCA M ERON.I
2os and ao9 Flst0ush av.. Brooklyn.
A CARNIVAL OF SPORE.
PhiladeIphians Cannot Compinin or Yes
terdny's Races Mt Point Breeze.

tcrdny's KnCcs Mt Point Breezc.
PHILADELPHIA. July 10.-For the second time
this week stake event proved an easy thing
for the favorite. Fannie Wilcox following
Lady SheriIan's example by beating her field
this afternoon In consecutive heats for tho
bellevue Hotel Stakes. She had TO lower her
record to do this. but the bay marc was quite
equal to that on the fast track ut Point Breeza
trottinp all three miles be ow 2:2O.
The day WAS delightful. and over 8 900 people
patronizsd The snort Before the regular card
the two classes left undecided last evening
had to be taken up. but neither gave mu0h
trouble Tom Carpenter had two heats Of tho
2:24 class. and sold at to over the others
went 10 the front early in the eighth heat and
stayed there wh;le Honey j. and two of the
field were well UP at the finish.
The sun., 1891-07-11

Baseball Games To-Day
NATIONAL HAGUE
Chicago vs. New YORK at Chicago
Cleveland vs. BROOK yp Al GieHelAno.
Cincinnati vs. Bos on at Cincinnati
Pittsburgh vs. Philadelphia NJ PittsburEh
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Athletics vs.. Cincinnati at Philadelphia-
Baltimore We. onisvil Q. .St baumore
boston Va ST. Louis at ros on.
Washnston VS.. Columbus at Washington.
kAsrERS ASSOCIATION.
Providence vs. Albany. at Providence
New maven va syracuse, at Now Havsn
Troy vs. Buffalo. at Troy.
Lebanon VS.. Rochester, at Lebanon.
ANATEuR LEAGUE
STA en- Island A. 1. vs. Crescent A. C., At West New
Brighton
AMAfEUR ATHLETIC UNION.
Cathedral A. c. vs. New Jersey A. c. 0.ths folo
Groundh
OTHER GAMEa
Orange A. C. va Manhattan A. C.. At Orange.
6uburbans VS. State AthieticA At IremonI
Astoria Athletics Senators (of Brootlyn). South
ern Nationsi Bank vs. unknownh AZ Fsefeaton
Rutherford wheelmen va West BsrgenA At Ruthsr-
kinpos Va Queens Ahlstica At Queens Athletic
grounds
students of John J. Mitchell CO. cutting senooi. ~
Xavier A. &, grounds
Fresport A. {. vs.. Dauntess At freeport;
HAcEensacE Outing Club Va Ortani +. Z, at Hacksn.
sack ~
tabernacle A A. vs. Jerseys, at Jersey City.
ERhw ays vs.. AlIertona At Railway.
Corinl han A. T. vs. Acmes of Brooklyn, at west New
Oskhiiis VI. Murray Hills at Lowerra
lrouuois VI star AtheticR, at Newark.
West Ends vs. Westteld A. -, 81 somcrvalA
The sun., 1891-07-11
Jnck MeAulIne 1. WIll,ng.

Jack McAuliGe ths champion lightweight puglist
stated yesterday that he would be wiling to Aus.
tin Gbbons tho Pater,on boiler maker. for htteen
rounds to AXE place before Gibbons sails for
England in september to IulLl his engagement with
Bil Roeder Jack further states that nothing will give
HIM greater pleasure than meet Gibbons but bo will
not he able 70 arrange light un!i he racing season
terminates ~ the tail 'iicn.' adds the Brook, n
chumpion. II am wiling 10 meet anv who couI es
ulsug. 10 hnsh Tor The championship and the best
purse offered.