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The sun., 1891-06-16
The New Haven Club In a had Way.

Syw HAVEN June ia great deal OF Indignation ex-
lists among the players on the New Haven Baseball
team over tho action Of Manager Burnharn and the
Mundson brothers principal stockholders OF the team
short time ago tho Denver Club made over.ures for
tho purchase OF GiIliand tho crack pitcher Terms
were finally agreed on xnd he signed by the Den.
Climb. This morning when he received his release
from the New Haven Club he discovered that 1t had
cos. him s.oo personally. That Ii. the New Haven
management had asiuctsd that amount from
his salary for tho privilege OF letting him 20 to tho
Western club lie kicked against the reduction. claim.
ting that the management had right to make him
buy his release well the Denver Club but II was Of
no nss e had 60 accept the reduction. Tho effect Of
Il was only by me cooibsadedneR Of some OF the
older players that the team could be induced 70 play
weeks salary behind In pay and the players not In
The sun., 1891-06-16
Central Park Championship Tennis Tour
nnment.

The entries for the tesntlemen singles and doubles
tennis cham ponship of Central Park closed on satu
day afternoon, and tho drawings made yeserday
The following list shows who have entered the singles
event tthe winner OF which viii play r. L. Townsend tho
present holder for me pionship and tho matches
which will occur In the preliminary and first rounds,
Preliminary Hound. sullivan vs. W. Bogsrt, A.
L Cronemsyer ys W.. l. A. Erauns' A. Il Marvin va O.
4 ll.ight; Bprreli va ". Harvey; r. x. Marvin vs.
linaon vs. james; O. W. H. Critiend1n Va Ii. Br, an;
j. u faret ", Q. r. Horne; X. Murchsson vs. sidney
First Round-R n. PadcIins vs. A. D. Ripey; H.
Nichols W winner OF hr.t preliminary match: winner
fischsrvA u. " Bostwi'k
Eight teams have eniered In the doubles ihe first
round matches are AS follows Jones and Jones VA
FIchsr aud Brsnns; Par-t and Bostwick vs. Nicbols
and huhis: Burrell Ani psrlnrr vs. Morton and Chit
tsnden; Townsend aud haight va Ripley and Tonlin.
The handicap Tournament has at last bssn finished
the fnai match between Brauns and Phillips in the
gentlsmsns singles being played OF yesterday after
noon was quite late and Phillips had 10 leave
o srss out q osiss hs ns s'.s o
i0ss ss Bsnn. am n msss decided brace and pulled tho
The nna matches In Tho ladies. handicap event wsre
PLAYED on Saturday afternoon and proved another al.
don 10 tho already nK list Of rnfprses in this event
Miss lack. who wan hrst tr.zs wss not properly
classsd ana proved an essy winner The tcorss follow,
SentleInens single.-Finai round W L. A. Brsuns
rn',R. 0Ns Sse isei. sa
fnal round Miks Nellie Hacks (aowing haf.Dfts.pj
peat Miss fettA Won Prase Ga e-u.
The sun., 1891-06-16
Baseball Notes.

Rusie and Buckley will be the battery to-day.
The Norwich club has a,ked pitcher Jim GalI!gan for
his terms.
Griains muH the nrst he has made this season It
was Ersst surprise
The Asmes Of New York have July Open Addre.s II.
s ss. 'Fi% s s'?s: E
ns ID.
r s. from h.. :a:a 1ssn
McG eacby, the wel.known outhelder.
The eerless Club have June 20 OPEN which date hey
p.f as nd. Tos 'ss s
Broadway.
@ s,s. Of n: .r Sg,sh.% K. cGss. ey
which was, Was 70 have been played today has been post
.' a. i. fsG s,sa.d. WI n!s snsssTd q gaze =
% iSH%.ss ty fS ,ss .rs.s a'aS A'''''' A. "eF"'' '
The y: A. G. " Of West B,lEh.on. s l., have July
S:Ss..s y s;sssa
~ ss::? ss
@ sssSursi win In
G,n.Tr % uns is,Msnsrs. Barn.. says tia. there
sas viii eOniSu. 70 pi.y sanins S.i II Z: s:' q
,, The w..wood Athletic Club baseball team would
s.S @ 70 a. Tsmss d rh assas, cius,
open date. q CoiiiTnoa msnss.r, wssswood. sss:
KEN county. NJ d.
The following amateur games were played on satur.
day: At bergen Point "a N)-Liudsons, .; bergen
Point. ;. Al Brooklyn a. My. N. &. 4. A.. (secOnd
tean) II: Bedfords II AZ New York-P. O. Doughsrty
X sons ~; John McConvile Co.. ~
m Ias H,: a"sa ss on ri :rs
won sevsn and lost siRht far. They broke even In
and have Won one aud lost .Soi sroofiynp
4 co,nmotion was caused at Eastern Park yesterday
after the game had been started bv the appearance
mn ambulance crossing the Held it turned that
man had been overcome by the heat and . policeman
had runH for an ambulance: The man not taken
AWAY lie rec0veSed shortly afterwa d.
Tie brighton Athletic Club have June ~ July "a ~
AMI i. VI H. IL, AMI ~ Opsn and would Ike 10 book
game. with ihs Railways Nj vernons Irvings Orsnre
Athiotica Riiuewoods Crssrsnts OF Plainrod, New
Jersey Athleucs and ksnspnhnrst A. G. Address T. T.
Ns"come 2oo Liberty avenue. Brooklyn.
'iNClssiII juno ~ Tho eighteen players TINT par.
t!cI Iated In tho Association baseball game to-day
were arrested. They will bs reported TO the police
court The prosecuting attorney of that ssya
VIII not prosecute any more such ami the Judge
says he vii only put them on tho opsn docket
Al last the Staten IsaDi Athletic Club 10
with the Corinihan Athletic Club for two "a mes Of
baseball which will probably take place before the
slapse OF month. When these meet great
crowd OF Staten Island people will game They
willtRks As much inherent In ~ II deciding
cham ninnship game. The IOrinthispu' new picher
O'Ncil Ia great acquisition tothsir team AZ In asc
Smith behind tho bat and Cantlin third IL il said
that trans Cadmus their short stop, has given up play
ing baseball.
The sun., 1891-06-16
A Big Tennis Tourney.

Delegates from the AItiora Tennis Club Bndmi,,or
Lawn Tennis Club, Crescent Athistic Club Knicksr
booker Field Club knRs County Tennis Club and tho
Young Mons Christian Association tennis section m.,
at the Office Of Jay Jones tho Secretary Of the AIR
ora CLUB IN the Garfsd building on Court street op
poss a.. Cy Hail brookiyn on IL. invita- Ion ri Sec
rsAY JoneA yorterdav. tho letter ihc MI
Of tho lcall which TO arrange for b,y ,nie,riu
tournament during the mon, Of Jniy the pisy 10 he
oh tno diheTent clubs courts. Thus eQuaiizine ,Ae
chances Of the payers. for which ns prizes viii DO or
rsDuired for tho svspI ~ '"e A"ouh'
The deieKates present wsrs enthnsiastic over tb.
snd ths general expression OF opinion was th s il
inqSa n ,Ss he Ss an .nnu. sysI The events decide.
Siss donSiss ladies' snxiea Isdi.s doubles and mixed
aonhiee Ths srhngsmsnt Of the schsdnic and The
next the dsesates report to their
several cnbs before taking definite action III tho IN
The sun., 1891-06-16
It Was Nip and TucL .. ouo,t,.

Ono OF the most exciting quot Of the
was decided on Dick whites grounds last evening bs
tween Tom Dewhurst and "Caexar" Carey. The
stakes were not much. but there was consider.
able outside betting cssEar's admirers having the
sai, Tim wh,ttss eosehsd old rsisois Tom.
nna nne befween ne two raked in quite snug
SsEa: Win sosd aoo. the s"m. va. ,slis.eSs
H,thoush tow.d tho close OF the game. oonsidsrsbs
eosass ~ wnnns anS SS se'i., 4.
month =, his friends bseiea him for . little
except 20 scoop n ai the osred Both men sitss.
finally stood al 10 all Cs.sr bsd thc Ist pitob eel
looked all winner unti old reliable Tom With hs
the game, -'-
ious Tor match he oSh oiinch one within stone !
ssrow Of his own house n The pre.suss Of number
sss.:,n sn1ny me. b wSsd pitch Mssar.nd Hah II
pnt up his money Whenever Mcfarland SAYS the vord
- cannot BE- understood how Mcfarland cab fail 10
ter says Q thing II roee ' '-s'~~
The sun., 1891-06-16
HAS RANDEL1 BEEN DEposEDy
Indications that the Ch airman or the l., A
w. Raclsg Board Has Been Renoved.

Indications that the Chairman or the l., A,
w. Racisg Board Has Been Removed.
Great interest Is being maufessd by wheelmsn As u
the outcome Of the trouble between ths Racing Board
Of tho 1. A. W. and tho Executive Committee The
lets. Of Charles Z. Rands the Chairman the Racing
Board, 10 condemned IN all seotionA A SuN reporter
learned that the commuuea entirely personal
ana Tnantno nornsd 6y tic Kaeins boarS naem6sfa
q ths R.cns Boatd had any knowledEe of the latter
upon the probable result OF Rsndes letter sxcfesssd
ignorance OF what action would be taksn rsportsi
harmed from cxcellent authority that while Dous Of
the members Of the Racing Board had been asSsd Is
resign as waa reported, the Prssidsnt o LsAeaS
M James X Dunn. mad upon The rse.pi % An oheisi
him from once y was also learned that ms.tns Il
Lessac pu.a;... VII bI be held q M an early d.ts
the intormation Of Rahisiis removal. rnaintained
sileno? which clearly proves that the chairman has
In !hi: Mr.. Dunn will receive the hearty com.
mendation Of every whseimap. In the event a. NJ
kands!l's removal some xeitins time. may 6s Looked
IoI NJ matter what action ma BE- taken the part
O. the Western contingent Il will be found that the
to remove Mr.. RandelL
The sun., 1891-06-16
DON'T.

Don't attempt 10 reform the world! II |. alarr.n.-
sphere and life II short R
Don't talk politics TO ladie, or dry goods 10 rena.
Good taste win endorse nothes
Don't think because you hays been succe.,fn,, 4, .
thing yon succeed In sili Few people succssdas
IN ono thing. WV
Don't think yourself physically omnipo,.nt, -
weakest prrsons aud the shortest lived are
those who feel the let saW
Don't delay when you feel weak. lnnguid run ao.
or dsbilitatodi Take something to smuiAte yopp ~
ergics at once.
Don't think that any stlmnlant will DO po,t,,.
scirntnh rnd tho best author ittes agree thai
whiskey Ia the only reliable stimuant. W"
Dont be deceived INTO using an inferior whi,k.,
Remember that the most popular. tho most pnrs ~.
Most powerful and a. o most valuable whsts,' w
Dunys Pure MAIL and that It has been ADMITTED tos
years
Don't let your dealer decsve you or impose upon Va,
by saying he has something Just "a good son
thing he can recommend" He has an interested ms
tive in such as'srtions aud they should be dsttu.d
The sun., 1891-06-16

CRESpxoor, June IA detachment of the Seventy.
first Regiment N q. 4 N. ". under command OF Cspt
Fraacis prAcssd here to-day. The weather was fair,
with . light o'clock wind In the forenoon. In tho
afternoon the conditions were tho ssms The scores,
Bostwick, ~. "
Cassidy. 81 ~
Company B-Jieut T. W. Timpson, 81; Sergeant p
W. BrNndes- M: Sergeant j. W. stsvens ~; Private r.
A. :: Carringion. SE y. Fiandreau, S5 II. [. stahL
Company c-cspt A.. r. Francis. 81: Lieut. W. L.
Rayait ~; CORPORAL d. hacDarmid, 3s; Y. X. STAIR 33
Company H-Lisut e. T. Fisher. 10; Private ". sut.
ton. .,
Company L-Privats q. ". stasR. ~.
Company k-sergsant q. d. iloDarL 10
The sun., 1891-06-16
SHEDS ON THE BLEACHERIEs.
Nobody Speaks Up for Then. but the Al.
dermen's Committee Fnvors Then.

dermen'b omMtttee FhV0rh THEM.
Tho baseball cranks did not flock to the bleaching
board hearing before the Aldermeus committee zee
terday. Tho City Hall dull as usua. and tho
perspirnR members OF tho Third House who crowded
tho corridors isnoran. Of the fact that tho
mentous question of shedding" or putting an awning
the at tho Polo grounds being con:
sid.red by tho Committee on Buildings. resolution
providing that the bleaching boards must be protect ed
from the sun and rain. oherod by Alderman Mead had
hrcn referred to the committee and hearing ordered
with the eXpec aOn that the people would rise and
clainor for canvass or shin gleB
President John bay Of the New York Amusement
Company which runs tho grounds and the Gisnts was
heard from. lie said til most OF the people who
cupy the bleaching boards would prefer that
should be put over them lie admitted. in answer to
the plnn wa. simply the expense. rho Alderman said
that could not frd anybody among the patrons of
the who did not wish to have the seats covered.
cred.
The sun., 1891-06-16
Base ball Games To-day.

New York Va Chicago. at the Polo Rrounda
Brooklyn W., Cincinnati ut Eastern Park.
Philadelphia Va Cleveland. at Philadelphia.
Boston Va. Pittsburgh, at Boston.
AaHnirAS ASSOCIATION
Cincinnati vs. st. Louis. at Cincinnati
Louisville va Columbus. at Louisville
Washington w. Baltimore. at Washington.
rAsTERS AssocIATI0S.
Providence vs. Troy, at Providence
Now Haven vs.. LsbanOn. at New Haven
Albany vs. Buffalo At AlbEny.
Syracuse Va Rochester. at syracuse.
The sun., 1891-06-16

Tho lovers OF boxing do not allow the heat 10 stop
them from Witnessing their favors sport a. was am.
ply aussted last night when the rooms OF the Union
Athletic Club of Brooklyn were GRO wded with sdm,rs,.
OF The klovsd art the occasion bens . complimentary
staE racket TO the friends Of tie club
homo very clever bouts were by the ~ nj,
owsf n ,ss psricP,n,s being Tlem.. Moran
John Mahon. haglsy and j. Little, bridge A. q john
orh Whars and y: Doyle, Union a, g; r Pavnter AMI
iHstph Msep,hn Sufts sos nridse e Jean 1.rsr .nd
me windup was one Of the osverrst sshibion t"ui.
N n ,ns ses.on the athctos being j. spies and Matt
the bout was rns exhibition S'' ~"
The sun., 1891-06-16
On tho Orange Courts,

The East Orange Lawn Tennis Club opened ts tour
namens Tor mixed doubles st East Orange Saturday
afternoon Tho result OF the play WAS thus,
preliminary Round-J. II. Merrill snd Miss Bsrths
Merrill beat i.T. Hall and Miss Edisn Ludlow 5-2 g.
y ~ y. Brewster and Miss y. Hague beat IL r. curtl,
MI. ~ss A'iGe unrns 8-,S -; H. Powell and
ANGEL - "A ~"N '~'ss o'ats
cirst First Rognd-E: Powell and Miss Kate Hague bee,
uSorRe y h,nk ana Mas Clara Angell. rs So The
tournament viii rontnue noxt Saturday.
The orange Y. h.G A. tennis courts were form Ally
oIehol On tASnrday with tourna In gent,smen
NAV he pr,s1 being handsome bronze clock. The
Frat Raund.C. T. Ferret beat G. W. Chadwick. e-s
R.SSi T. vi wilson bsatE r. t,no Ia sd 81; the
s.conS !. mSmss Rn,ns6 rs.t !. Hale 80 81 S.L
II; ID q. Holmes beat a. W. Wilson 60 "a m:
played on saturday ~''''' "'' ~
The sun., 1891-06-16

Yacht racing begins In earnest to-day. The
Atlantic Yacht Clubs annual regatta will he
| started at about 1890 this morning. when a
| fine fleet OF boats via be on hand and viii
mako tho event ono wen worth seoIng. 1t will
| DO good chance now or tho few who believe
yachting is on the decline. on account of poor
rules and other causes., to see what interest
there really is IN tho spot and what fun there
is In racing for the men who indulge In 1t.
Yesterday q fleet Of 81 boats was at Bay
Ridge. many of them getting ready for to-day's
race. while the rest were there to bc on hand
30 their ownors cnn follow tho regatta. Tho
most conspicuous boat WAS Il. j. Morgan's
new Herreshon 46.footor Gloriann, which
came from Newport t. take part In this weeks
tnces. The Glorinna 4. indeed queer looking
craft and deserves ali thnt has been said
about her appearance. She is painted white.
and her tremendous overhnng tSrTard
,s1Ts efsmeiy SeH line n,s %s
don 1oss bank S o., ne her Tor Tor a % IL avy Weather boat
sSs was owed in,o, ths AlIai sic Basin; whore whore
I" eoms Ms ,w" inches ~ witSn snr class mi. ot
forty-sx ieet. Ths 4G-iooier, .ssisa. built Iast
year Vas also IN the Sasn sse was M over her
,0 % fee! io inches: The NHutilus, J.; RSgSrs
tom and Iot-leaded topsides to make her slip
through the water rs eRaily "a p.ts bic. This
craft will look for n Hood b, eezo to show what
sho car do. She has n mnoh smaller san plan
than either tho Glorlana or lhc burgers bonts.
under snil Saturday and Sunday. and went to
staten Island Yesterday to ,tenn..
Newport, Will be In the. race OF 46-footers. and
It is expected that the Burgess boat. snyonara.
owned by Bayard Thhyer OF i'oston, will olso
arrive in time to start. The start will be from
iH front 81 the A,lant!c YACHT Cfah's house foot
and tho yachts will sail over regularly pre-
scrtbed courses, the larger ones going to the
SANDY Hook LiEhtship By way 9f the South
ers are as follows:
The sun., 1891-06-16
Ms,let. .na noh.r. win "u.,s. n;o,x,

The ns rounds In the open tennis tournamsn, Of tho
''," ,s'snd Athlete Club were reached yesterday.
bus the deciding match between M,lIes and Waksr IN
ths nxles was put on until weLuex while tho
M double maj was begun but po.tponsd after ono
nss New r"Ik team, won In the nnn round Of The
I.nYi; shi;;'smsns sies'ss-sseond round: Brown beat
Third Ronnd.-W alxsr be at Brow n e-I Pa. rs.
b,, sns h msn s Donb,esofinsl round Mlst: and Ho
Nv nif.i Doubles ,rreIimnary round. Miss Lock and
.Ie kins beat Mis- stone AMI Mr.. J. r. Hobart 81.
49, Miss i,onnns si,i Mr., iiomans beat Miss voor.
H. t,a"a d NJ, M, H.ins,d ,.i; 49, Miss Wa!tss and
lie Due and Mr.. Isbrr. a we. ''~
NJ, rrN kouhd-Mtas Locke and Mr.. Perkins heat Miss
" MMat,ie. nnh Mr. .ouid d-n 49,; MIS- Homans and
Imsns neat Mrs Le Due and Mr. faher by default
=, rlnhl honnd Miss Locke and Mr. Perkins boat Nsa
Homans and Mr. Homahs Sd Uphnished,)
The sun., 1891-06-16

Twobass ht-Robnson. First base on srror-Balti.
more. Bases on bas-OH McMahon !: OF weyhine.
out-By MeMahon 4: by Weyhina :, iitt by pitcher
WEIGH ami Gilbert. Double play-Wise aud werden.
srnlen base-werden Timo-Oue hour Um?re-
Ferguson. Atteudance-i.241
RosIoS "a. A. n; WARRINGTON, :.
WASHINGTON, June bit took Just four innings
bat Mler OF The hoN this afternoon. Hatfield sue
The sun., 1891-06-16
California A. &. and the Corbett.Jacks son
Fight,

BAN Francisco June l5-President Fulda OF the Cali.
fornia Athletic Club has made public long statement
OF the clubs position in regard to tho Corbs
Jackson Eht After telling Of the efforts OF tho club to
encourage legitimate snort Fulds says the club has
been imposed upon many times aud forced to
make rules Tor iIs own protection The men were
maiched 10 a nnisn night, hut refused Zach had vic
tory Within his grasp but daret noI take the referee
could come 81 but one conclusion that both the prn.
save thsir frienus money in pref
sreLco TO keepin. their engagement with tho club
The sun., 1891-06-16
md Herrlngtonesrried OF tho fielding honors.
The score:


Cincinnati ..... ....5 q o o o 4-i3
Brook, n. ..u.....,.a > ~ u n o u o. D
Earned r,As-CincinnatL 81 Brooklyn. 2. Left
bases-Cincnna,i. :; Brooklyn. -, base on errors
Cincinnati !; brooklyn. = struck out--By Mullnne .;
~ Ehines !; BY Terrl. Base oil balls-On Muliane.
Z: on Rhihes .: oil Terry. sacrincs hiu-teiy.
MARI sls,nry. Sn,th, rinkney; Home run-HarIing.
ton. iwohase tts-- Latham, Gffin. Ward. kinslow.
liit by pitched aIMnrr oHren asPnsscd als-kins-
low t2), Umpire Ncouaid. Time-2:2T
ros.pS IL; rtrrsnuHGu. q.
BosIoS june IA silver King, Pittsburrhs phenome.
nom had no errors or the Bostons TO day ant In the
last two innings he pitched a, II tired. Nichols was
steady throughout biE the home team. Long partcn.
1nrly seemed affected by the weather, which was
hot Attendance 1. .SbS Tho score:
The sun., 1891-06-16
Perry Won his Wager

George W. Psrry,the champion sprintsr Of tho clsr.
mont Athletic Club of Brooklyn surprised bis friends
on sqsnas Ss ssasr.s 100 psssd on: y,sa
nne Perry was to se! all ths "spuds" In the basket
inside Of one hour He nntshsd IN ~ minutes IS SEQ
The sun., 1891-06-16
The First Effort. OF tho Acme A. A,


Tho Acme Athletic Association = recently formed
Brooklyn organization. hold their games at willow
Grove, Rockaway Beach, yesterday Tho events were
decided on the she'll road. Fast time was Impossible
The results were:
Ono Hundred Yards Dash Final Hsat-won by Ber.
nsrd TLavers YARDS: Leonard Gregory u yardsl .so-
ono; Frederick Hudson 70 YARDS. third Time. lin
seconds
One gnrIons Hurdle Raos-Final hes. won bv Tim.
othy Fanninx (ai yardsl: Richard Gresoyy Il yardsj
second; Bernard Travers Il yardsl third Tina 10
minutes Fl 80 seoondA The hurdles Were IoRs ~
Two hundred. and twenty. ard DHsh-Finsi heat won
oy bernRrd Irayers 40 yards): Timothy inp 0l
ID 15 seconda '" ~ ''A"''
sehm,d. o.eraeS 1imohy f.nSins mInS.. pTs1sHe5 Is
MoondeG second: Richard Gregory CYj seconds t,ird
crach GEORGE Rsvino"a tss yards, ,.eonn rbmmas
r.mn,n umS m's scratch Medley kaoe-Ton by Timothy
lam ranSSinT frederick Delaney second, Richard Gregory
sTa ahi', ~ ino Somneors had 70 show their all round
utes 26s r-condt 'S' '"'"'
One mile swimming Racs-won by Tanning and ps
i"Rss, Ros, torro p ana snedi-y clo'c second.
h9At face-DistAnes about n mile and q Quarter in
rotkinR Won by crew No. L. cOnristine Of Henry
Fielding and Frsdercs Jowerspoon: Btrnard Trnx.rs
anu Thomas Doran second.
The sun., 1891-06-16
CLEVELAND. 10; rnt.ADRLrHiA, q

hits-Mamiiion. Thompson. Clements shindlo Brown,
Davis Doyle. Homo run-Zimmsr Stolen base D.
pitched ,hai-pel anty struck out-hy Smith 2: by
viau l. Passed ball-ClemsntA Tino-l;5o uhDpire-
Lynch
The sun., 1891-06-16
New Yora sta.o HIcyele Ch.mplo..A,p,

srsAorsT June Is Letters received in this city from
~ harkmsn OF the Racing Hoard say that the re-
ma,ning STATE rhsmpo'.hip bicycle races have been
s,sR en 70 ~ cy ga wi hs run on july ~ There
breAtin a record viii receive special prize. ~
The sun., 1891-06-16

Earned runs-WHshipRton. A Boston. g Two bas,
hits lines. Joyce. Bronthsrs Three base hits Murphy
yirs. base balls on Hsddoek. o. hsly, ]; on
Mi! Ter, 1: of HATFIELD. Strnrk out-By Haidock 4:
hv bay ,; by Miller. 3. First base on errors-w ashnR.
Ton 4: Boston. :: l.ett on basesWashngton 10; roS.
kerur
The sun., 1891-06-16
eood.by. Connecticut League.

VOOd.by, VOnnectIcUt 11eh0ue.
HARTFORD. Conn, June 16.-Ths Connections Baseball
League managers called meeting this afternoon. and
voted to dsband Poor PATRONAGE caused the collapse
OF what was in the early part or Tho summer flourish
ing Institution.
The sun., 1891-06-16

Ihs bowlsrs who departed on the steamship Dsuia
ior henoysr 20 take part In tho festival At that
pses hsvs arrived az their desiin stoh. They hAu
The sun., 1891-06-16

BALTIMORE, Juno l5-Tho Orioles took a game from
the Athletics to-day. II was pitchers contest all tho
way through. Mcmahon having the best of 4 onv one
hit helng made OF him. WcyhnR. too pitched good
ball Tho hits made of INN being scattered ami but Tor
'orcoran. error; the my one inaae husnS the game
ne her side would scored. The score
The sun., 1891-06-16
uniyers,ty OF Pennsylvania. % o o 81 ..-i2
Manhattan A. a., IL

Earned runs @rnns1Unversty OF Pennsylyan!a, I; Manha.
yania, 4 Left on bases-pnl lversity OF PennsylvanlL
.; Manbnttnn @. . FIRST bass on bals-On Mullen.
Thresoase hit.-psrr.El. swTixht SACRIFICE hits
Watts lansing scott, lIager Thomson. Yates Brown.
lit ~ pitcher-By Mullen =. umpires-0. Hart and
L O'Day. Wme-I:46.
The sun., 1891-06-16
Fought rAree and . Half Ho-rs.

An unusually long and desperate prize light soof
place early yesterday morning. not far from the Singer
sewing machine works in Elizabeth, between Johnny
Kirk Of Camden and Nike Mulcahsy Of Elizabeth Only
ANAL crowd Of spectators but the pure
81 Si11 which had been euarnnseed was forthcoming
Fought kirk won with q left hand kpock out blow
AneaheYb Jaw. Both men wore badly marked at the
dntsh Tim Dmonds OF Elizabeth was referee The
time Of lighting was houfs 2SIS minutea
The sun., 1891-06-16
The American Association.

But two American Association games were
played yesterday. Tho results:
Baltimore. ]: Athletics. O..
The sun., 1891-06-16
baseball, Polo Grounds, To-day.

Grand League championship game Chicago Va
Now York, Game 4P. n. Admission soc. Tickets and
Iessrved.e seats al, spAldnGs' .ti Broadway. Express