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The sun., 1891-05-02
President You.s.s May Day nuilst,..

.
wAsaiSeron. Nay L-PrssIdsnt YounE cslshratsd Nay
nay ~ issuing the following bulletin Of contrasts re-
lsAssa and Suspensions: ''f'
Contracts Cor issi:-with New York. Louis whistler,
John shaxsest r. D. Bueklsyi With CLEVELAND. Z. W.
seward; With cineinnstt W. A. Latham; with syra.
casa E NsLAaGhiiu. J. / GAllsEhsG =. ". Frisl vii.
Ham sAAtisy; with Rlmira John Fee Herman Pitts
vsesnt Daily John hsysr. n. Qsirk; with Koohsstsr
4 q. Riaavs,k G 7. ftssnsy; With Albany. James
with Proudsnes, D. L. Burke u. 7. Murphy, ". j.
Sullivan. y. EastsIday. ", r. Ennis p. Hartnstt;
s Sis adl. ss :Gs' Sre;
iST.s. a.. bap%n,S., Jams: 3'cOnaS,:
Rsssi.! sss. s.a:. ess:a.. Ls .iie
sss ss d:a.I :s.
Sss '6s, M'B's wcoS u SSn lone. wei-Ssr rs;IoI q
y saS.sa. EdTs;a Cutler: .ith Denver e OR.Sri.:
St,h oeonto. p sSwdsy, u 2. rluy. AstswArti % l.
HSiopstsr ~ wish & snotsnS Th2,nas Turner; a Jwins
Siahssty. Y. j. wsIeh, 4. W. LSwssl, Gus KlopE n
The sun., 1891-05-02
zHr srUYrEsASzs RAPID RISE
OrEanixsA . Year, and Have Thcir Owl
Club House and 0rounds. 49,.

SAuO hOue0 amo oRouA0D. "-.#
On Monday evening the stuyvessns Athletic Club Of
harlem will formally TAKE possession Of Ito club
house at ie4 Esst iz7th street, members osly parsia
paiinR fn the opening csremonisa There viii public
reception iatsr 10 which local athlsses Will invited
The quarters Of the club fitted frsc.ass
style, and the many advantages Wit doubtless bring
large number Of recruits tho already we'll ranks
on the nIst hodr are the reception billi.r and com
mittes rooms: the next moor tho reading snok ing,
and meeting toesther With the swimming fanE
while the s.ird noor 4 dsysssd 70 welisSoksd gym.
ionS spacloss grounds iGth street and Eas diver
Che NstropoutAus old base ball groundsl ON which
there an sightap track and 100 yard strsiRhtawsy,
make the 6sst club IN tho city Tor yonn9 athletes who
6tnyvssanis duss are but hfty cents month.
The olnb organized In March. lstl and the great
has since attained but another instance Of
the tmmense strds amateur athletic sport haa taken In
the past swo yeArA -
The sun., 1891-05-02
The At.l.sta wheelne. E.s.-..,..

The Atalants whss!msn Of Newark. In order to
csmonstrats the asraotvsne Of club life to the IN.
attached wheelmsn Of their city opened their hand
some club house a. 81 Clinton street last evening upon
the occasion OF their hnai stag reception Tho Enter
taiaIsnt CSmmittee. CONSUMING Of Aess!a ", v, BEL
provision TO aocomnodatsa args crowd There were
present members Of ihs EtSAbeIh Whsslmsn Busipvss
Mems Cycling LSAxue Orange WhssImsp Hudaon
County hssl1ea. and others
The sun., 1891-05-02

fas first bicycle Of the clubs in this section will
BE- hsld tomorrow. Tho Gotham whsslmsp will hold
. thresmiis handicap and . one hundred yard SLOW
road race. They will be held on tho Larohmonr
Sonrsa Ths Bedford CYCLING Csub Of BrooIlyn viii
hoIi ten mile handicap club the Nilburu
so.d to mogfow also s.arisE - ~ O'clock Both euhs
nave called runs TO their respective courses where
alarss delegation Of msmberi Il h expected. viii 10
The sun., 1891-05-02

The Racquet and Tennis Clubs New Home.
In certain respects the Racquet and Tennis Club Of
this city Justly claim to have seeompnshsd some
thing thas hardly other club 10 the world ever
done. yesr ago when Che club house az q West
Fortythrd street was started the Building Committee
wanted the new house ready for occupancy BY Nay L
1891 and Architect EtdelitA . member Of the club
said that Il should bs dons
Notwithstanding this assurance, there were gfavs
dosbs about the compilation Of the building on time
md up within short time $40 = very Few members
Of one Of the hsndsomest and most desirable club
houseA in this section Of the country at least
4 S s.S S
sS :; &. sasn: sss II
*. .s:s s. s,: .s.s sss ID
Hoy.' from Sd qu.r.:r. mo new on.s th:r. i ssms
einSs IL shis insisne. Sssnsfsr oarssvss 'i' ia
few hours r. = may 1s said. Into th. magnificent club
q our m.mSsr or am sure 'nA' every one
The club hou.s presents az Imposing sppea,snas, II
1s oe i a o ns s1
Sd aS % .na s S %
ceedinsY handsome Upon The nrst door are the 6ii.
ss .ss'pss" ss s: sS
door 4 the Two racquet coSr'. ss ssst Isnsth ana g
sSsss sc ss:s1 5s
ready for use Extending along the front Of this noor
hs s .9s o: at. s.9 a1.s
Ing wine and bath rooms, with I'D ths latest sppIi
.xtends ths front Of ths third story, and sdoin
's Il s sga barber .on III.
!ssni, Court the fourth curt acon J. !. i i.st long
In s Of the ere Tnr:a AZ.
feet dsep.
The sun., 1891-05-02
Hera wan Eater the AlI.reuAA Chappaou.
ship.

fhers has been . Rreat deal Of speculation a. to
whether Malcolm ". Ford would enter the all.round
champiopship to DO contested June \ A. Jordan has
bean hard work for tims pest getting In shape
for the and unless Ford sutenad the compston
veuld be rather tams affair 10 being unlikely shas
sStins for jordan Ii can bs said that thsrs srsrr
lrospect Of FORD sntsrinE with tho result Of another
foy q battle between ass two alarouud gtAnta FORD
has been at work fot some time past on tho n. a
Condition he viii enter There is no doubt that Nj.
Ford has decidsd to make EFFORT TO pull the ali.
around Tor the cherry diamond
The sun., 1891-05-02

Burns With his came Ies, got IL ouch q tre.
before Brodis had stopped ohsSipg the ball
toward Jamaica Bsy. The bsses were fllled at
tie time. and Y was in TIE next inainG after
made arsat drive 70 centre Aeld for home
run, .Sullivap. knocked the ball over the left
mad fAncA Tbe ecore.
The sun., 1891-05-02

Tho Orsscent Club Of NJ Vernon, which rscsntl,
opened new club house Fourth aud Seventh
s~snns will start billiard tournament for hAadsons
prtae0 week
The sun., 1891-05-02

Harvard will Not be Able 90 risy Bsil
with Prfnceton.

with Frfueeton.
PRINCETON, Mar LIN spite OF the conces-
sions which Princeton has been willing to
make. the Harvard Athletic Committee has
given as It's ultimatum that base ball games
with Princeton will not be convenient 1t was
at Yale's suggestion that negotiations were
opened with Harvard during January. Under
the arrangement Of last season the former was
eompeled TO play both Harvard and Princeton.
while the latter colleges did not meet Doubt
less this unsatisfactory order OF affairs led
Yale to express the desire that Princeton and
Harvard should meet
! The initiative was taken by Princeton In
letter to Harvard. dated, Feb. s. In this letter
the present athletic relations were deplored
and the desire for conference expressed. The
reply eame In letter dated Feb. II Harvard
considered the proposition too general. and
wished q written statement setting forth II
suggest as q basis Of operations In arranging u
series OF ball gamee"
sa ss 81 yaar
must do to make arrangements at homo for
SdtIJ sSSthHIJTfy 70 % act IN conference IN case "e
Here again. In order to continue negotia-
iativa Tsas ehsse ss masRs e dssy az an
:wsr Hss q Sn fsn T. s
piayod al SsmtrIase. sno.her a Fsinssson:
and the third on neutral ground" Other
&S Msro anl a sEs
writer said: In case this ia not satisfactory
we ehouId be pleased to arm what alterations
T. sistter q March 2 Harvard regretted its
delay IN answering. which was duo to tho 70.
t.ssisns :s.onD put iSsn p PAN
answer. ON authority. would 20 made at the
earliest ear possible moment IN March r tin. prniSe,
Is quoted: AS the rules governing ATHLETIC
teams here stand, we shell be unable ,oGo out
arrange TO play with US in New England.
@ E s Il nf iis sS sas
games on our home grounds. We are willing
r. play yoa series Of three games in New
Athletic COMMITTEES is nnw willing that we should
play on other than college eTounds%w ~ The Dc.
sire for u meeting at New Haven. March IL
The details ot this meeting have already .p-
pe5red IN The Sun and VII! be readily rs.
again waived her claim. Hartford was. finally
dsss BsTSy @ hsa The Sn sS sSs
meet snbsided M before the. the news news sSme sSI that
Wri' ten sereemsnt had been drawn up and
ton. clause had been inserted at her request.
saying that the dates must be ratified by the
faculties Of the two colleges. Princeton had
her power in deciding upon Hartford,
On March a Princeton sent. tho following to
the Harvard management: II you win send
which you can play we will endeavor 70 ar
:. The following renly came from Cambridge:
% We are In receipt OF your letter OF tho 21st
inst. Our Graduate Advisory Committee has
written to your Graduate Advisory Committee
explaining that Harvard win not be- able 10
play base ball with Princeton."
The explanation consisted Of the statement
that the action Of the Harvard representatives
3 lad been hasty. and Ill advised. Tho commit.
tee regretted that the men had acted without
proper authority. and closed the letter by say-
Ing In substance that Harvard could not con-
venisntly play Princeton.
The sun., 1891-05-02
HsraeA Rsgstta Associates.


fhs delegates 10 the Harlem RsGstta Association held
regular meeting ass niGht u the Grand Uaion Hstsi
for the purpose Of completing arrangements for the
annual regatta on jane l3 .JaH . .t. .l-
Ths delegates dscidsa to hold the regatta On the old
eeurse fron eatss's lumber dssk to Asessshs Dam
Bridge All svsnta sxosps Ne ssusr siehtsafad snsu
race for the Harlem Cup, vin hs one mile ssrsiehs
away the race for tho Harlem Cup 10 BE- two msA IN
less shall bs sxpsdisnt by the association 70
Lessen the diktance. Hammers and gold medSts viii
COMPRISE the prtzes In every event
A eommualcatLop wss received from walter stimp-
oonsentns 10 act al rssere~ The sssisnSson ~ s
kuioE OF the New York Athletic Club As Nom.
Der Of the Regatta OomrnIStte was received aud a.
Burke Of tue Union Bost Club appointed 70 ali ths
vacancy.
Tho association defined ntermed oarsan to b.
snswho haspeNh9 won . senior or intermediate
racA
The matter Of the attendance OF delegates At the
msongA very important one to this association, was
brought mp and II was finally decided that every club
be Requested TO eect delegates who will In future a.
tend meetings OF the sssooiArtorl
Entriss close June With A K Colfax Secretary x7o
Broadway.
Tho dels9stes present wsrs President O. D. PhiI,ips
T. Y. A o.: j. D. Maher. Metropolitan T. G. sscretary
Pred VlmAr Nassau y. c.: n. j. Bshrens Jr, j. Nufs
ply. and e II. Beek Nopparen c.; Z. yapAadan and
y. 4. MacLean, ATLANTA B. G.; T. A fitzsimmons and
r. L Burka Cnion q
The sun., 1891-05-02
go, .-,os ..Yaaht,ns.,e-, .-r-osr

.Ate O'Clock ysstsrday morning a gun fred from Z
the shore OF staten Island announced
the fact that the staten Island Yacht Club. or
ganizason had into commission for the season OF
fSs. Ita haR blue peRnant be ring three wtts ar.
rows was h0isted on the stan. and grand house
warming concluded the ceremonies.
AZ the snnuAl meeting OF tho New Jersey Yacht Club,
held their CLUB house :oot Of Tenth street Hobo.
On Thursdsy evening" tho following officers were elect
Vice Com modore, Richard Greten Recording sscrs.
tsry, j. T. Clarke: Treasurer. +. " Ketcham. PinAn.
oial secretary Bernhard Dseten Corresponding Soc.
rstary. Louis Wunder: Treasurer, pante OBrien 10
aud y. V. kelchsm; Trustee. Z A u stevens 7. Butts
annual regatta will be hold on Wednesday. june ~
1891. The annual report Of tbs Treasurer. Mr..
Kstcbaul showed the club TO be In prosperous
condition. The club has thirty-hve boats
The sun., 1891-05-02
Rea Bank Gunner. ON Deck.

RED BASK, Nay 1.-The Riverside Gun Club held
their weekly shoot this afternoon. The nrst event 90
singea won BY g. Throckmorton with score of
Ss! Iss ;sepna event 10 tIp.s tsHs,es "a; Son
1viBa 9. In the third event Z. Throckmorton had 4
score Of 9; Bsxie. z; II white, 9: A. Ivinh 4
The sun., 1891-05-02
sIosson Won't Heed Ives's Ch.il.sxe,

After he won his match with Euzsns Carter In Chi.
eaEo on Wednesday night for the short stop cham
ptonship. Frank Ives cbAsnssd George slosson for
match n itineh bAk ,ins, oOo points mp for $500 sda
despatch TO THE sys Yesterday announced that Ives
Gooa sosson laughed last night when be heard the
challenge
sha take no nottcs of ~ he said: ~ will play for
the worlds ehAnp,on,hip Il play at all. have no
Ives AVERAGED eARd . fraction In the Carter match
and Nlosson says ths boy biardisS wouia nos drsw
corpo!Al's guard were match arranged between him
The sun., 1891-05-02
WIN Thsss Me.A.ell RlvsIs M..tl

ne ohalisnss Of Col Meshsn whioh sppsarsd in
fsr suH ysstsrdsx. Offering 10 back william csurtssy
assiaAs John LAver for $780, has created any soans
Of talk and ths handba public ID beginning 10 bsevs
that match between the two rivals will surely b
made John LAwior said yesterday that stood ready
20 bind match according " bis challenge ieusd IN
Suk about month ago in support OF which he bad
asposiisd s.s. III Co! Aeshan or conrtnsy viii sci
Dale for meeting and tho tho better Tor me
continued LSwior, .thoy " III nnd me on hand wont
behave thst match VIII be made Until ar loles have
business aud settle this thing"
The sun., 1891-05-02
Lark,n. Down to Iss Pounds.

Jimmy Larktns Of Jersey City. who 10 to meet Jimmy
HsEsn Of Phi adelphia on May II. before the aranits
Association. Hoboksn In = olround oontess at l22
pounds wss down 20 ies pounds yss'sriAy. suN re-
e $40 Grove street Jersey City, and saw that ho
looksd TO BE- In sxcolisnt form.
The sun., 1891-05-02

1ase Hall. Bastsrn Psrk. 4 y. -. To-day.
and Brooklyn roadp direet-Adr.
The sun., 1891-05-02

Pscrsation erounds Long Island City. Tomorrow,
Grand opening OF the ssmi professional LsAgus
Senators Va UorhamA Admission after r. w.. 2Oe.
b0yA l6c. Game called 3:to-Adn
The sun., 1891-05-02
sam SEQ Turn. Prors..,oaal.

Sam See. ,hs well known amateur sthists who has
within The past years bscome succsssfui starter
at athletic EamsS hos decided to turn prosss,ionsL
~ Ga. dsAs 5staaEkss,y geqi work y gs,tips ne
has number Of snsagemsnt. and there y doabt but
thas hs Will have 70 hustle 10 keep with ths dsAnd
The sun., 1891-05-02

81. loura 3; cuclsxAr1 q All.

cucIyrpyI. Nay l-fhas young graduate from the
NlIVr0ek selSol q eanoloGy shorty Fuller the
~. a ne Eass kna sSis q afss.aoon. and bs made
G1aoad. D. Lcsis Won oa singts hit, won Ioecanss
the other fellows mAdS srfors at the moment whom
hey drew intsrsss at tAs rate Of tho1sand cent
The sun., 1891-05-02

Bass 1aii-M -MaAhastaa Field. 8sA6 r. II.
grand Nand Ladies frse-Adu
The sun., 1891-05-02

8rand oh pionshp to morrow Long Island RroundA
Great Cuban uiants va Flushing LGokl Grant viii
lama Boyd, Stovsy.-Aav
The sun., 1891-05-02
Bsss Ball Notes.

y. Eisonsr-chaHss Murphy. corner Twentieth street
end asSond avenue
me Not,hnsa Athlstic Club Of Staten Issnd have
pSIsks,,SsA ,. HisSs Sr !sad Assin:Ss hs5Soh
aElap track. nsmbsr of thsi cLyb WI sDsnd S8ov
~; Ass,;,y .lI sas Gsass SsS;ssr:o q I..s
hrsS sans this afteyuoon on the new grounds with
he Sssps Mons csthois Cnion Of Wsst New Brighton
The sun., 1891-05-02

Cnoinuaa. ...................0 900 o.
EasasA rsns- -Cisvsiapl 8; Cincinnati 2. Twobase
htfa-NsAiss1 chiaa zimmsr Ce Hollieay. Kesnan.
snI,ss n vhfss e outoMspSSs 5 RsiiIp
Hoahis Disys-Ieks4n and vrtus Lasham unassisteds
HiS " pibohsA eait-Johnsoa. villa ptoh-Rhinss.
I1mA fSa Umpire PowerS.
girnsuRon, ., onicAe0. =
CHrcAso May i.-ovsr A0o0 peopis turned QUE today
10 witness the erss RAme Of the season % the home
ground ana ssW Cspt An.o, and hs oots dsieatsd BY
Shs SaStine wss iight both side. lucky home
6b Bsshanss with two mon on the baass winning the
The sun., 1891-05-02

Hass Ball at Ridgswood Tomorrow.
Ridsswood Va Monroe. ar. II. 2bo BoyS Ioe.--Lds
The sun., 1891-05-02


oarLADxLpHfA. May 1.-Ths Philadelphia
,lropped the opening game with Nav York to-
day By Q clear case Of rsttles IA the third In.
ming, after which Esper served up straixhs
balls a. big as houses which the visitors
knocked out Of the roach Of the nelders with .
freedom that was haxrovips to the
feeIlnes Of tho $500 Quakera who
had expected better thipss from their
pstA In tho nfth Esper gAvs way
70 Kilroy. who was surprisingly effective dur
Ing the rest Of the game. The visitors pre-
SEATED = brokan up nine. butthsir ball playing.
upon the face OF t. gave no evidence OF the
fact
They nelded superbly, q tumble BY Tisrnan
being their only error. Gore began the game
with base ON balls. but was forced at second
on Tlernau's hit. which was nently deldsd by
Allen. Richardson was thrown out by Esper:
Tisrnan going TO second. Connor Wa seat to
frat on balls. Glasscock closed the inning
with fly to Thompson. Tho Philadelphias
made Q bad atart. Hamilton and ahtndle strik-
Ing out. Delshanty hunted successfully to-
ward first. stole second. and went to third on
wild pitch. In endeavorinR to stop the Wild
pitch Catcher Clarke had finger knocked
pack, and no was relieved BY .O'Rourks.
Thompson closed the inning with ny 10
The second inning resulted in blanks for
fhom pson. and Whistler. who iook 0'RopEkeS
%S: ai ssaps Hs sS:n
Ssoq1ts 81 ssy:sy s'es 70 lsts 81
was immedately doubled with Clements on
ss: sss ss .sss r. e ss Ed .nd
n The a5a tna,as ss9t stoass :As ,sr @
double Hiterputtng up . foul dy. which Dol
eba9ty mutsd. Tiernan nqyasS:d E EtSsseE e,
The sun., 1891-05-02

Earned pans-chiesga 2; Ptttsbureh. Twebsss
his--DahlsR Carroll fpiissburahl Home surns-Lubey
: HE BY Pitched bsil-Carroil trit.sbu!ehC struck
oot-Dy Iubsy. l. Time-liSo umpiss-AcQuad
The sun., 1891-05-02

Rass Bau New Folio GrouaAs To-day.
Game called at az u. zdmsiios 35c.-Zau
The sun., 1891-05-02
New York aaneeock. Not 20 Dame.

HKw BRuNssicx. May LA cock nEhs between birds
from this city and New York. for $40 battle ana $50
on the main took place Round Brook last nishk
oity.
The sun., 1891-05-02

lsisons vs Meta vyswsSs va Lsarsn ~ I.-zaa
The sun., 1891-05-02

AnerfeaA Association.
As the Louisvtlles lost again yesterday the
Bostons sainsd second place. Tho results
were as follows:
81 Louis. 8: Cincinnati. /.
Columbus, Louisville. O.
The sun., 1891-05-02
MomlnG RlGeona.

orrAwA. Nay lat meeting Of the ontAris branch
Of the Demnion Messenger Pigeon Assooasiso held
Toronto number Of communioations were
read from Major.Gen. Cameron ana othsrs Tho Chair
man announced that there will bs four races at the
Toronto Industrial Exhibition and the prizss were
Of considerable value hs hoped there would be keen
cempetitIon The races follow, From Montreal
to Toronto and vice versa First prize gold medal;
second prize silver medal; third prize bronzs medal
From Kin5:on to Torosto and Vice ysrsA ars! prize
bronze medal From London 70 Toronto and Vice versa
nrst prize silver medal: second prixs bronze medal
From 0uepn to Toronto and vice versa 9rsk pfize
var medal second prize bronze medal The latter race
- confined to yOnnR birds only.
i va. unanimonsy aerseI that the following recon-
mendaon be ati before the executive Of the d. r.
A.: That challenge Gap 30 awarded 70 he lon mai.
ing tho best average spaed and distance during the
season q 1891 Thai there b nys opsn 20 ola
Inst there % ys raees eompossd q 1891 birds only
lively fhs bird maxine the best verge sp.sd . q
es;ssns.s and pnsaity have a:ssnIed the aeiIes
they have 6Z no means been die and ths 2
Abreast Of the tmsa aad hopes b0 In the courpe OF
orgAplSation
The sun., 1891-05-02
Cricket To-day.

At Prospect ark-Manhattan G. G. opening match.
Al Citftou N. J.-CosInopotan @. O. opening match.
At Port Hamntou-rort Hamilton O. O. First xL ~
Next XIV.
The sun., 1891-05-02

Nj. Vernon Amateurs at Billiards.
ne billiard tournament between local experts at the
hasss House, NJ. Vernon. has been In progress ten
oAyA Thsrs are ten eontssants and twenty fSur
games have BEEN played. Tho standing u ~ follows
The sun., 1891-05-02

etdsn bAsss- ssssy. Asdvswa BOY. ssssek out-By
pvysE q; % gsei l. RSssa on balls.O6 Dwysr. 9: o6
Real l. Ooo6h plAS-Whltney Aod CAln0y. RAcHinco
Ak-6NsNL 1ims-L2a Umpiss-KaxinA
coLsnssA q; LeunvlItx O
celgseya Nay -fhil Knsli ves 4 nystery TO- the
Ieuisvilis sA to6ar 80 sAsy e0ald nss so1ch hin.
The sun., 1891-05-02

Manhattan 4 C. VI Leonard Athletios a Manhattan
field
New. York A c. va Crescent A. O., q the Polo
Princetou College vs. pordham College at Prtnosson
Railway W. Acme. at Rshway.
AdslphlA W Columbia at New York.
Haissy va Columbia Institute. at New York.
New Jersey A. o. va EnRiewood Field Club at Bergen
Point
Cornthisn A. c. vs. Jasper. at west New Brighton.
T. H. Downing Post at Prospect Park
North Side A. g. va Wiitona at Nc ~ York
o. n. J. vs. BrJantS 81 Koarney.
Cornell va Stevens Institute, at Ithaca
Black Diamonds Va Central AthfeticG at New York.
Linden Silver Starr. at Linden.
Bensohhurst A. G. Va Alerta at Elizabeth
Jroqu0is Athletics W lBtna Athletics. at New York.
NoTthne.d A. c. " Young Mems Catholic Union, at
Brastina
Locust ~ Long Island Council at Prospect Park.
Star Ath stics Young Ladies Club at south ORANGE
Gorhams ~ RidrewOods at Norwalk.
Sylvan Athletics Xavier AthletiGs at East Chester
Hottee 10 Knnnoers-ro have tho result Of Rames
printed in sus they must bo handed IN NOT
tAtsr than o'clock to night
The sun., 1891-05-02

Philadelphia N New York, at PhuadelphiA
Brooklyn ". Boston, at Raatsrn fark.
Cleveland ~ Cincinnati at Clevelanl
Chicago " Pittsburgh. at Chicago.
AnxRcAN AssoCtAnoH.
CineinnAt1 ~. 80. Louia At Cinctnnati
Columbus " LouisvillA AZ Columbia
Athletics ~ Baltimore, At Philadelphia
Boston 70. Washington. At Boston.
KASIKRs ASSOCIATION
eyracuss ~ Albany. At Syracuse.
Buffalo va Rochester, at Buffalo.
Rrovtdencs ". Troy. at Providence.
New Haven ". Lebanon. at Now havsn.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
waterbury ~ AnsoniA at Waterbury.
Norwich vs.. Hartford, At Norw
Bristol W.. New Britain. At Bristol
Msrideu va eouthinRton. at Aeriden.
Portland ". West Haven. ut Portland.
The sun., 1891-05-02
NEv SoR+

kss,1sa sans-xsv lork, 9: RhllsaslphiA q .I.o
Ssnhen Home rea-Shompson:. Sielsn sasSs-kISh
sA!.sss sssss "a ssss SSssss @ DiHs
sssss.asy ss.ss Sse;s n s,y q xn7eH AZ 1sssA
kocsyi u: W Eusia =; ~ Weleh u ~ khAsssn {
The sun., 1891-05-02

Irnsa ,Sns-ofs9sli ~ ? b bI.o.bsss hisT;cadma. Hem
bsscE 9siSSS{ ss9sli 7; y Pr!:st iG iasss on "a.
s6! Sssf al.so . On psSs f,ss ss,aw ~ p Pohsa Ss-
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e.SHt aeI.e Ss.ss s,..d. Eushs. beaSS. pisys.
Ssss a SIIs.Tsyios. Daily iD. ssssG Whssioct. His
81 piSsh cd 6all-DsnAAue. First base sfror-LeuS
ESrst via piioh-EhIsE fims-i.so UmDfs-Tcr.
euDou,
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ooRsxLx. -: srxvxNa O.
l..5A NJ t.i9 ~ The FsHs yisa s'sysn: Ins.ituts
SeR trained and would probably make some good rec.
70 bsfora the ssASou u over. Tbs score:
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rLAyxRs' AvxaAexs
The Golden Rods aad the Champion La
dies Bowling Club.

Ths Golden ROD Bowling Club have won the ohan,-
pionship trophy for the ladss cub rolling the highest
soors. while the Halsbachsr take the second prize
There was tie for the diamond pin given the high
est individual score but Mrs wiess tho
10 cassod ~ tbs champion lady bowler che scoring u
cn tue sst shfss oalA while Ara Busss only brought
Norddeutsshsr womsn-Mrs BUNK 81, Mn Mohr.
man. u Mrs kumm. 81; Mrs siemerh IS; ATs Rost-
ger; ~; Hrs Ra6a 90; hrs Sohicht,nE %; Mrs. Deck
Tsutonia-Mrs. Haaok 20: Mra NArteuhs6 ~ Nm,
0rovelhDgss 46; nra DroRA As: Nra Edel, "a; Mra.
sSitz, 10; ArA seheS. 20; NfA peickmAnn, 63 Total
EtCHfH CAMH.
Jolly women-Mra Detsp ~; Nra Smith ~: Mrs.
RteItchA h3 Mra BusJs, 81; MrA schum aoheY Si NrS
Burger, rs; Mrs. Hards "a; hrA Rehm. 81 Total al.
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AZ saispoL

Univsrsity Of vsrmont..a 9 % 0 Q a-io
xossillA sf Boston. n.......o y D o = y d Id
~ Lewsii-LowslL 8, Portland. a.
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vEsrIRH LEAGUE
At Dsnvsr-Deuysf. .; 81 Paul T.
A OmahA--OmAha, q; NinneApoliA q
Al kSnsas Ctty-kAnAAs City. d; NnWaukeS. II,
a Inooln-Lnooln, .; Sioux City, &
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A DAY OF HARD HITTING.
CnspER STICK work NJ THB NEW
YORK AND sRooxLYN RLAyERS

CIsrkson's Curves KnoeksA About - Great
shape-Anson Agsi. Gees usssr-shsrp
Games In the A.evsssa Asseeissses-A
ereat Crowd as the Openine Game n
Cleveisna-Other Ganss sna Gossip.
The Cleveland Club arc now To with the
Bostons for flrst place In the National League
The New Yorks also gained on the leaders yes-
tsrday. Tho scores wore:
New York. II: Philadelphia. q
BROOKLYN. IS: Boston, O.
Cleveland. ~: Cincinnati. s..
Pittsburgh. s; Chicago, q