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H,t. that Ten at IInndball.

Major Carmody and Capt Rose were to have met by
appointment at the Brooklyn Handball Clubs court
yesterday but the latter tor some unexplained
Jailed TO appear Major Carmody was In nne fettle.
Edward kilhene, who has but lately arrived from
Limerick, the home OF ex.Congressuan CRoiiy OF
Brooklyn. Major John Carnody tapt Billy Rose. and
other shining rhts IN pubic anairs IN this locality
the 6rit that was played in Ca,ey's court
yesterday.
Tom Holmex who has been laying low for Prot. COZ
ball Court snd Havs the Cnstl-bar good beating
Very surprisingly however Holmes cannot be drawn
into money match with CoExins. because as many
people believe the Professor out for the
time, aud not for exhibition games
Brooklyn iiandba Clubs court yssterday and asked
90 nave game rrof Coggins gave the stranger .
around. but tho latter mot In L. Some Of the
srsctAtors thought that he might be RiordAn OF San
Frauolsos or NoGurn OF Chicago. But he proved 10
be Kilkenny man from tue town OF BallyraEgett
His name Was Louis CAhili
Trsss, who susessdsd John Lswior - i6s champion
handbaii 10 puddle He 3 no stndyins ior shs priest,
heod 81 et ratricks College. haynooth. County Kill
date Ireland Jones formed great attachment 10
Champion Casey during the lAtters iip ireland last
yaAr He considers the lrish'American the RreAtsst
player the world ever saw; but this compliment
greater than Jehn AWol upon his old opponent
Yesterday. when the OK Irish champion asked by
knhsnny man - TO- his standing AGaint . man like
Casey Lawlor replied without any Teseryationi Oh
come Int
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SEsrnsa runs-Ssw York Fire. @ base & BY :,rors1Nsy
;:.. @ Sss: s:.y u isS ssias fSP y s.~.Is s s
t:sasr l9sssssS. SsSs i s ais:s zn%s:, s.sass.
p:E..s DssSl: %s' psS:szia$:s .ss Mo%::aS yi:H
2tasrt, I; zlinmsr, l. umpirs-Pov.rs. iimsNi:5o.
,"f' DRooKLYS, Is: PITTSBURGH. O.
Itdoes not take many words to tell the story
gf the game ut Eastern Park yesterday The
Etlff game OF ball. but. at tho game time, they
cen outdo some Of tue other League teams in
stsie % 81 game. q @ and that is tho way they amused
Me t6GI SPECTATORS yesterday. Tho work Of
,Ts s but Hns Ina Yaf ;1 %
sGtnes only was he Wild. hut aid rot follow his
siSnh Ss II sss Hss Sasd had Is
and 1t no time could Mack put stop to II. ,He
threw all right, but the base runners bad big
pa the boSs
spat In .he sixth ipninG. ,Lovett raised a foul
ShIeI SSth Reilly Eli % and ast ran after. Buns
ssSd Sa a9H an ST. sS MSaE sds sses
N1f"a9swsred Burns hut you haye got an
an sa sGs kpsa ySs Sseh fnsgg
made on Monday, add tried him again ,yest.r-
dky. This one was n little more flerSo than the
sSass Rsd tho 6s anu 10
among TIE cArTIuIeb. tudt uueu inc ieIt uelu
spco was one occupied by Dr. Glen Allen, and
morrow escape from serious injury. One Of
tho Lcng Island Railroad locomotiye. fright
was lying on tho ground while the horse was
doipS rs best 70 smash the earriago to splin-
teEs pr Glen Allen Mesa escaped .S ip,uy ., N.
game After Miller mad been retired In the
opening inning Beckley hit to Collins. which
Brownings sacrifice. Beckley came all tho
way home when Carroll hi safely. This lead
from then on the PittsburGhs trailed on be-
bind. and as the innings passed they fell fur
Sher In the rear.
~ second inning Foutz stolo second. Burns
The sun., 1891-06-03
!. SHOOTING.


CRxxpsooR, June IA detachment Of the Twefth
Regiment N. a., s. n v. composed Of Companies A,
D. y and X, unfer comm and OF Capt Burns prsetied
here to-day. The scores:
Field. stan. and Non. Commissioned staH-Major n
II. Henry, 81; Capt }. Msoaulsy. I'd; Capt C. l. LIND
ley SS; Lieut.. Il, r. Powsrs "a; Licae NJ. vain
wright, 81; Jisut Mco. Butt az sergsan's-A Ia Huy
isr so C. l. Hyde, IS; J. b. Miller. ss c. N Bosart 80
Company Adapt X. G. smith. SO ssrgean's-W.
Warren, aei II. stadtmiuer. "a Corporals-A.J j. Wen
Priyatss-@. Binlnssr. 81 j. HERMAN 30, q. winssi.
ropn ", firss ssrassnt % ). Ho.daiA ~ s.rssag.
S.s 'As:s :sss.s s sss ss'SS. ~ 81
kslchers @ tI Corrcrsi ro!ssn 10; Corpora l.
SSIsis Ssniiin si,,,rs5sd Smsh SGi !.
EFi.eas: -: & ny,,.s 81 4. \ k,ansv. si;, s:
ifS ss Ss's i;' IT g 'shsi~ooS r:f' g. aud Z 4
stssns s%sasY fsGs s.ssas i asEPas s ss..a .e.
Rs%ss Rp%.ss @ s CcrP"rs orP"rs ysn SH.es s,S III
I,ans bSMx sa, @ Sts,n,resh,' =" W Ggnnor 81
Rs 49, ls,.on stssipn ST. m nss s. & Etst 81 IT ton
sGsssss S. S.an scream! Rd.. a:'s 81
Corporal White, sli corperai .. T. Nense aI. Cor.
Ssi f RSais rss ss ?sipfsS! 5s.. = 4 81
" A % %l,amit@on. on 3n 4 :; Mitchell, "a; j. Iins 81;
ID l. !: i:do - ssi ssrassp, % d H. oseSH SsH.H.v,
fsP$;%.s q sasaas:ss: s.es:sns %:s:s.
;ps, 81 r Har. s.: ~ Knss +" H. IT. T. John 'ss 81;
% conpsa9 %in: r sas ss?'s' wssa ws wh,.r
Fl Sa.sn sssf M s. ~ bonS. srSs'; s. M sso; ~ .s d
ior "; " j. j. Leuihsn. L %, al and Il. NsS@an. ST.
The sun., 1891-06-03

hit safely and Dave came home. Burns was
after reaching second when Beckley allowed
Pinkneys Rrounder to jump through his
fpeera. It WAS no trouble for Pinkney to steal
second. DAILY brought both in BY hitting safely
70 left field. A double play ended the inning.
ugly Sarrom over Miller's hssd. A passsd ball
bases. scoring the former. while passed ball
and a sacrifice sent Grimm safely across the
plate. The BrookIyns In the fourth inning in
hit TO loft field. Grimm. snerinced. while Foutz
got TO first base on balls. Long pave stole
SECOND and both Tailed on hit by Burns.
O'Brien's single aent Burns to third DALEY
etols second and on the throw down Burns ran
ho%s a1s Sssisn s, did not tarrI long, as Pinkne'
The visitors did . little batting in their half
OF the inning. Hanlon vas sent 70 first base on
balls, and Mack hit q beauty King iollowSd
with three: bagger Miler's saotinco orougnI
Kingin. Miller retired from the game here aha m.
"Jocko" Fields went to short base on balls
to Collins IN the sixth, q steai, Ward sacrInoe.
other run while Bu,nsps sacrieS;, sS, asSss dsISSss
BY Loyett and Collins gave them three more IN IN
and two successive sacrifices also added
run In the eighth inning, and Reilys Wild
throw brought III the Brooklyns' Inst run.
The plttsburghs made two tallies 1n the
eighth inning Browning hit for sing!e.
O'Brlen after long run. muffed Cnrrolra ~:
berger sacrificed. and n hit by Hanlon Drought
both m IN In The scOr0:
The sun., 1891-06-03
Dixon Kemp,s Sarcasm.

Tho London Ffe'd has the following about tho New
York Yacht Clubs annual dinner and tho Americas
cup: There seems likely to be SPEEDY end to the
America cup Tho annual dinner Of tho New York
Yacht Club took place May and tho reporters de-
scribe the scene as OF Babil and Bijou display
Tho America cup was present OF COURSE and 10 thus
described: Beneath the New York Yacht Club pen
nant and the national ensign modestly rested the
America cup The old trophy had been polished until
II scintilated ike ono OF diamonds and reelected
ali the brancy with which II was surronndsd a
And the AMERICA cup will 30 polished out Of s.st:nSs
United States a. the ComInodore. In an attsr.dinner
Speech described the as tho idol of the American
Ert' which prevent any Engli.hmen challenging Is fcs
his speech aoqui himself modssy - the America
cup cid when sciuiating In Its nicha"
The sun., 1891-06-03
Yachting Gossip.

Ralph Ellis's fshooper yacht Iroluos was anchor
ed on City Island yesterday. She Will start eastward
today.
Itna pleasant journey from Partow station TO Piep
grns ard City Island. by tho rapid transit tRgers
The foliage the treesis beautiful and one has such
4 splendid opportunity t. appreciate 1t all
The Newark Yacht CLUB ha: decided to take part in
the annual cruise OF the New York Yacht Racing Aeso
eaon the proposed route OF which is up the SOUND to
Shelter Island There will TO about dozen Newark
boats in the fleet and they will be gone about two
weeks
Anew ca.boat 2lts feet on the water line. has at
tracted attention for several DAYS on the sound She
built at Koypor L. l., Tor H. Oiis from design
by william Gardner she has half ton Of lead in her
kssl and centre board below tho hoor She said to
DO very fast
IN. Macdonough of 2i3 Fast Fifty.fourth street. a
member of the New York Fishing Club. writes to THx
SrS challenging any amateur sailor IN New York or
vicinity to race over eight or ten mile course. iii
eaboas of not over fee the race to take place on
RartAp Bay Long Island Sound and TO DO for $50 to
$3.50 . side.
A meeting of tho New Rochelle Yacht Club was held
at Echo Island on tho Sound on Monday evening Tho
only business OF mpur transacted was the prepa
ration the annual regatta which will be saed July
!. on which occasion there wi he race of the t8
Commodore Gov Albeit II was also decided to charter
disposal OF the guests on the day Of tho regatta.
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sp11suEs FROM THE scULLs
Movements or Prominent Osrsmen On th'
Harlem and Passnic Rivers.

Movements wv
Harlem and Passnic Rivers.
IN. R.,.,,. csmm,t,es OF the seawsnhaka Boat Club
have decided TO siyc the winners In the various races
solid gold medals valued at SIS on their annual regatta
and excursion. June ~ at 1dswiid-
Tbs board OF village Trustees OF wbitestone L. l.,
have passed resolution that there Will Be no onsrse
%saS ,Ss a.s yod 81 '9s ss long Island Res.ts
h.s. II: e
eI senior jun!Cr fou'os 70 s,s gigs 'i1osr'd
double a y: Lens .'sns .SS k:s:n. s:s:;ss
ESaa .:sms No % s eSn,.s Tor
II; ss e. .aa &c
p.e. s.f s.s, & ss asnsss s.s Hs
o.ss IN l. r.: ne .es Colt %
msmb.rs and friends to the hotel leaving tho
"a css r,,; :. s: sa:s
All ssSn Fs.oS compel. in
:ss1 ss'
= rs s;Si I. wa: "a:
.SoSS nsse s.pds:$ .:$
rowsd the but no was not allowed to CON-
& e; Sss
9, 4: Lens sssr Boa. Club of the
:,S,. Y. Ga T. os.s
BroadwAv. ,-.,-- -,, 49,.
an entry In every event In tho Harlem regatta. -. =,
The Tassaic boss !iub has recently added 70 their
msmbershp two ot the famous Cornell Coi!eEs four,
who bfok the record In 1887 at Newark making the
rensrkso!e time Of minutes isS ssoonds for miie
And half. "a, ,...
:s. crs Gun viii III: :t s.:~ :"'sF
deisasd year have asain gone into training they
me crew .cemp pr!es 4 M Grimes bow; q J. CConneil
z; r. 1uldsmith 3; A. jain. stroke ....-..,-,.
The NASSAU Roat tub have received their new eight
dared she'll and the members are highly pleased With
her Sho Is quite different In rig from the hoata usually
turned ont BY Waters The rig % OF The Ellis Ward
stvls the aretchers being placed At diusrent angie
from most boata .-., 49,. ,,. -,,,.
represented in tho Harlem regatta Tho entire Grew
cannot be got together for practice two evenings IN
siicc ession and tho ambitious have become dis
hsnrtsn Cd and viii lk ely draw out
meeting Of the Middle States Regatta hssociAuon
viii be held at the Hotel Marlborough. Thrtyeishth
street and Broadway. on Juno 10
been wntsrine at Dartmouth leaves for Boston 20 day
and will co there Toronto to meet GAudaur to
compisto arrangements for tho doube.scui champon.
shp race. Gaudaur and Aokay VIII train at orlha
The sun., 1891-06-03
Saratoga Gun Club Tournament.

sAnArooA. June THE four days tournament OF tie
Saratoga Gun Club. as,sei by tho Interstate Mauu
facturers anil Dealers Association opened here today
The large guaranteed pursos offered by tho manage
mont seems 10 have been appreciated by tho crack
marksmcn Of the coan,ry, as they have appeared IN
large numbers Among the celebrities Iresent arc
William wolstsncroft OF Philadelphia A. e. Hunger
Wrgh:ville Pa; r. D. Miller Al Ieritars N. 2. L,nds
Icy. F.. Collins, and Major ApGnr New "ersey; h. r.
Schumier, st raul. MINI ". Z. Cady. Now London.
Conn: {; barrett, and D; Woodard. boston: b: d.
Kelsey and ". ,. CrNsby. batavia Id Andrewa sar
iinisN \; John Parker. Detroit Mich. aud II. A.
Penrose New York city.
Tho sandard H. ystoncs the targets in use, and
over CON were frs4 at TO day. although occasion a
showers fell during the afternoon The surplus money
In all the events Is to be divided each day by The high
men In their respective clase Tho fortunate ones 60
day were W. II. Wolttencroft Of Philadelphia. who
captured frat average IN the class rth rssoro
second with 80 per cont In the amateur GLASS nrss
average money went to Ed Andrews OF ardnia. Z.
on 81 per cent; second to II, " schumier HAmline y
Of st Paul with " Gsr cent The shooting Is governed
ingly he nvily bAndicA Apped.
The sun., 1891-06-03
South Brooklyn seullers Matohes.

No event that has happened among the sporting fra
tsrniy OF South Brooklyn for time creatsi more
interest than the Of tho rowing match ~
Michael Hempsey's last night between the Howard
b,others John and Steve. and william stokes and H.
Ayward The pairs are OLD rivals probably the
oevsrss doubles In that locality Two years ago they
we're matched to row. but the water WAS too rough and
tho match was ultimately declared OF Since then 1t
has boon much disputed question regarding ther re-
spsctivs superiority.
It itoccupisd nearly three hours before articles were
signed last night Tho Troublesome part about she affair
was mainly the time when the should take place
and tho state Of water for rowing The Howards Il
appears wanted nve weeks to prepare and Stokes aud
his partner three weeks Then the Howards were anx
70 naye The waes shs raes ~ sy
which tho Is to be rowed In hres weeks and the
state OF tho water In fact everything else pertaining
the rSce-to be left In tho hands OF Michael Hemp
Gus Bomfort will act as starter and tim.ksepeE
boats give take ak inches to be rowsd on the
The course 20 :. rpm ns Long p1st
boat anchored nifty feet from the dock both turning
from cast west and then return to stating point
The race to $50 side with the privilege Of In.
been aspo"i.sa and the bssnce Is to bs put up the
hands OF the stakeholder on saturday. June ~ before
The race Is to os rowed on June 81 and both crews
In talk with reporter last night willis Stoke.
said: y was greatly surprised at the small amount Of
tho stakes Tho way the Towards taxed thought
Be- undarstood will bet S2Uo any time that
partner and myself Will wtn,'
The sun., 1891-06-03
Tho Acme Gun Club shoot.

Tho regular monthly shoot Of the Acme Gun Club a
Dexter Park, Long Island Yesterday was we'll attended
The club shoots at ~ blue rocks EACH right and left
angles No prize ia given for the highest score OF the
day but he taken at the end OF the season
for q very handsome prize. Two sweepstakcs At siz
blue rocks each sho, before the club shoot The
nrst was won by C. Bieber with six straight J. Link
taking second money with five The second was won
~ Z Beher with six straight T Short and X. Burger
dividing second money with nve each. The score Of
the shoot Il aS fo'lows: .. -
J. Iindstedt Is yards lo W vohrbach, II yards 10;
". Shoettier ~ yards. S: I. Short ~ var ~; C.
Monck. I6 a.ls D. Unuer. i6 yards 3: e. stsntEle
isysrds s Link a 10 Yards ~ psiaon: n lsy sysrdH. 4
Bieber ID yards II; Euler l6 yards. y; II Hoock.
l8yards .; y Rausch. l8 yards, 3; J. Lsmaire, ID
vardR
The sun., 1891-06-03
ODDS AND ENDS OF SPORTS.

elected J. S Cook. vi. captain FOR next year.
The Ramaro valley Club ,hs name e aaother o'T
Maaasome isn IN % soar's are are being laid out wa -
Tn. United Rowling club OF TINS city viii hod their
. ss ntss
John n Smith Of orsnsS ,,S q sps wi.,nI &
s.s m..sh.i % 70 fna "a i%Ssta foot race, for ssso
70 ne New YORK tate CSnventio at Rome I" sno"t , ~
DssS fss tfse' aH; team WI"
s.sS q TS.r a. e y .
election OF Zen West of tho Fountain Gun Club
ys ma Asr rSs
Anson Hartwel President Of ne r.sttms A Athletic
Union which viii BE- held House june s.
s .l:ai n & @
sna fGr w.r ere Sai
OF tho gold ana silver msdAis
ey os s ors .sy
Monday nish. Tn. soid medsi IL. H.%s %
w.. rs: ss 5, ssS a sDi
delegation Of New York sthiete, viii Journey 70
BsS % H q as IN os: iss 5 q {. -:
namo:r Of No Tsw Jersey a crack m, men nv. j.
s 1annins Of 'H late. no ""' ''eA ''A '''' -
club 81 81 rs". f!sd'H s ot n; 1rs,'%S:
ns IL
'Ss be he & OF tho c'H. A''''
PRscsros. June 2rhe second handicap shoot Of the
Unyer.i.y Gun Gun 20: hsit day on s|osE;oH farm
oni in the rst ooth men broke - out Of =,
Pniiiip%s % > gs.1 men rsee1sd hsndsoms silver cup:
Tsa q" 6. .na S .ly Msn s
eox ior SOD siae ns . ,pofthR soT res
]. backing sls,sTy: ana Jams. NeGAHs Is 6aekps VA
nile. % Of New YORK. N' '''''' ~ N' - ''''' 'O'
.pa4. ss in e: S1s
sramS%e M tho ro-ss being a. lHEw. , one mile fSn
SS 1ans ra sus .ek
mi. crooi
The aiversde A,tistlc Club Will hold orsn ga.nes at
si. ssss y
s!ssa lump !asis vii s.s Ss ;.s.,d low SS1as
s as S .ns sn On o
the winners in each event
s' s;'sss s.: ":ss
ro"n. oGsus &c .n oo On San % 100 ys
tisd: zach tot So HI. aaa:r iInrins cham Iu!ss
:
y Geo. Na" as. s a IN .s
In contest his way out to San Franosco and
sssn aS s.. I'll: fss i s
nc s; 81 shs tns mhs
will probably cause some tronb!e 10 tho articles OF
agreement II there are not drawn up so that In
OF draw or the contest heing stopped the fighters VIII
receive the whole Of the purse, oRourko will allow
Dixon to sign them.
Pnrcr!os, Imne Tho Mott Haven Athletic Team
have elected Pc:sr Vredrnburgh o.. captain Of next
years ATHLETIC team Great satisfaction EXPRESSED at
this choice. NreieuburEh !. a member of the \. Y.
A. q and be. As been very falthfal trainer and hari
PRINCETON men recount !e chances they had Tor
taken second place had either oddy R"msell besn
In Trim Rod"y would surely have taken first In the
middle distance while Ramsdei woud have tax tho
broad jump thus giving Pfinc Ton ~ points ad of ~
WILLINANTIC May 3O.-To EDITOR TnK Sus--.Sir:
in your issue of May ~ comm uni catou signed BY
Frank j. White appeared hiled with nIocio and
tnnuend Des drecIed against that botn unpro
voks ed and false and 80 known to lie by him In that
article he he Ia aching whip This desire
appears tn grow on him the memory OF his and
thorough defeat At Lands becomes soothed by Tho
effects of time lie may know what fake" fighting Ia
hut It bo found defined by perusal INV record
Asa wrpaper fighter concede that classsd by
White and decline TO enter the arena with him. Here
after notice will be taken OF tho heavy
puxil.st by Yours respsctfa,iy BILLY DAcEY.
The sun., 1891-06-03

The Column 10 launch the Carrie Goodwin. has ar.
rived and used to-day. Robert c. ArpeRate OF
Newburgh n <; who was member boz eth of the Inlverslty
form OF the crew Is They do not clear th
pedals than foot foot and half. and when
they take ho Of the water they try to put their knees
down before their backs are up into position to stsnd
the strain AZ present their work 10 in spurts with fire..
Quent pnuses not doing more than half mile At time.
but IN the afternoon they row over tho four mile course
The university with Bowdon Will be rowed about
June u and the race With Cornell and the uniyersty
Cornell and Columbia freshmen IL set for June 20 and
that botween tho freshmen OF Yale. Harvard, and
Columbia either June 93 or ~
The sun., 1891-06-03

Humors that She Had Been Sold Were
slDenled Yesterday.

All sorts OF rumors have been floating about
In yachting circles the last few days concern
ing @. Oliver Iselins 70-foot sloop Titania II
was reported last week that she had been sold
and would appear again this year as n racer
Then on Monday night II was said that she
had been towed from City Island. whore she
had been laid up since last year. to Staten
Island. and would be fitted out at once.
Bun reporter went up to City Island res
tsrday to learn something definite about the
yacht and from what information that could
be obtained at Henry Piepgras's yard and
from Iselin Il Co.,. SO Wall street, 1t appears
that there Is little foundation for the rumor
that tho boat has been sold. The Titania was
at anchor in front OF PlepGras's. and showed no
signs OF life. The stump OF her mast. which
was broken of last fall. stil stands, the shape
ly hull shows the need OF good
ss1r'GHs saS ssseSer 81 ono cont would sssS Dr
two years ago, when the TIapIs' Under G,h the
q CAPT m ehs
by defeating the sloops Katrina and shamrock.
PePers has been 0sdrs sns ,oEs hSa the the
ssy TsfSf 2, SICK RT:s St; his Is s e. y %
sos wSs Ssaed .hs 'n'' 'ne
No one has meniestsd % ksensr Interest t u s
ons q se owners The Katrina
Mr Xnc Gloss is anxious to have an other
q with h bs ssSD ns
prospect oflthe Ttta MAS being to'd to some
yachtsman who would race her eonseaently
created considerable discussion.
The most conspicuous boat at Ptepgras.e
yard II the Fife 48-foot cutter Jessicn. owned
by William MacdonouRh She 10 preparing for
the coming seasoH Of races. and Will probably
46.footers With aneY EnGls,hi ealing ling mast, 81,
OF five. men. together. with larger rig
than she carried last year. she ouGh.
season. She will have new Laplhorne sails.
and viii ie ready for the Larchmont regatta
next SATURDAY. Il Is, expeSted that Angus. ,ns,st
Mineola. nnd +. d. Morgan may possibly be on
hand with the Gloriana. designed by Nat
Herreshor. These thu ee yachts would make
lively race
Tho 4O-footers .Bnnshee and Moocasin arc
at PiepCra.'s md are nearly T. ready M to 60 into n
commission. Tho Liris. G. w. Wetmore,s 40
ieoteI is anchored OF the pier and near her s s
for. the ,25-foot corrected lengtn GLASS. which
had such close Face with l; j.: Bouryss Tss Snug W
more boat has NO name as yst; and has there.
fore been called Namelsss. These little boats
will have another race ut Larehmont Saturday.
The sun., 1891-06-03
New York Yacht Clubs Cruise.

II the New York Yacht Club does not meet with any
bad luck this Its annual cruise will DO the most
given In several years. The runs from port
port will not DO definitely deciied upon until meet
ing OF captains is hold aboard tho haeshia Electra the
morning Of the rendezvous Glen Cove but has been
suggested that they .be to Huntington. l. J., to New
London. to Shelter Island to Newport. to Martha
vnsy ard to New Bedford. and then to Newport whero
the cruise wllSnd. This would make seven runs. and
with the Gcest Cup and special race for t0foot
ers the yachtsmen would surely be we'll provided Tor.
The sniy run In doubt T. that from New London 70
will 20 10 Newport from New London They wiz un.
doubtedly 20 % Marthas vineyard and New BEDFORD
the principal difference between the present plan and
that Of last ye., being that The y.eh': viii have
New London where the rendezvous has been for mum
Der of years instead OF sailing to New London alone.
Tho Eastern boats which could not conveniently Join
the fleet at Glen would tho squadron at New
London or Newport
The sun., 1891-06-03
jerome Athletic Club Games.

The results of tho Jerome Athletic Clubs gamea held
on Decoration Day, wero As follows:
One-hundssdysrd Dash-First heat won BY J.,
Mullins Time. l2k seconds Second heat by l.
J. Coby. Time. ~ seconds. Final heat won by A. J.
Coby. Time Ilx seconds
Running Hieh Iump-won by J. Bolge. 5 feet inches
A. J. CODY second s feet inch.
Running Broad Jump-won By J. j. McCabe, scratch,
~ feet iiA incheS; A. J. CODY. second Is feet II
inches
Putting Sixteen pound shot-won by J. v. Mullen n
feet inches
Iour.hundrsd ed and forty.yard Novice Rrn-won BY ].
j. Lynch. Time 81 seconds
One mile Run-won BY II. McCulloueh. Time. s min.
utea Is secondR
The sun., 1891-06-03
The vvaverly Gun Club Shoot.

Tho regular monthly shoot Of the waverly Gun Club,
at Dexter rark Long Island. Monday was very poor
y attended. On Y six members competed for the gold
medal OF the CLUB under the usual conditions: Ten blue
rocks each club handicap: run below tho elbow The
FRS. prize and medal was won by q iIemstend With a
were: Schmidt. 10 yards. 81; C. Mohrman; 10 yards,
2: r. L,nkhrier. IL yards Ii J. Goldman Is yardA =;
r. Guttenberg ls yRrda e.
Four eerstakes six blne rock: were shot After
Schmidt (2I yardsl with 4. taking second money
The serond under tho same conditions, was won by
N. schmidt with clean OF u, u. Hemstead taking
second money with D.
Fnu.tenber2 uo yards) and o. Hemstead dividing SEQ
Und money. 2 :. go
The fourth waa won by D. Guttsnberg (Is yard) with
& Ii. Hemstead and Z. Norman dividing second money.