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FORK FOR THE zoNo ISLAND zEAo UE.
The Delegates VIII Meet Tonight an,
Try TO Settle Matters.

Ary 10 Settlo AoSteTss
special session OF the Athletic Committee OF the
Long Island Amateur Athletic League viii DO hed at
the Ryinnasum OF the Union Athletic Club corner OF
Fulton and rinsapps strssta Brooklyn. to night to
consider the protests lodged against the several ah
istes who competed in the championship Iamss At
Warrington Park on Saturday last verv stormy
session 10 promised the protested men viii % on
hand TO force their caims and the committee prom.
ises to be IN session all night some particularly queer
ysrk ON the part Of three ORGANIZATIONS IN the League
rumors OF expulsion.
William B. Curtis the referee OF the meeting on
SATURDAY, Med the following document with President
"ihsnd you hsrs.Ith the following memorandum of
RrS.s. mad. At hs chan ponship E.mts OF the L0nE
''Naruna Boat Club projects ". G. Adams; claim.
that he not duly quained member Of tue Prospect
hArriers Prospect iIarrers protest John speiiun,
claiming that he an unrelsased msm Or OF the Pros
psct lsfriers Naruna Boat Club protest James Muir.
tx; claim that Ne Is not an .maisai v.,nas so.t
no. %nnntsS H.. member n 81 q: rTessset liar
that he IL not = qualified member OF the Prospect
Harriera The Prospect Harrsrs protest Ernest Thorp
claim that he 10 unreeAssd member Of the Prospect
h.rrI:rs .nS aGs snsiinsS member q .hs Broofyn
gsorss Bstssst; cisi@ thu. 10 is not an .mstear.
Prospect atrisrs protest Frank Rock; claim that he
T. not . Quatdod member Of the Brooklyn Athletic
that no 10 not . Qnahsd member Of the yaruna Boat
Club Brighton Athstio Club protest ". W Ryan;
star Athleic protest George BARTLETT oisn that
he 70 Ateur,"
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Odts and Ends or Sports.

-. Jimmy Elliot nneilisf. died on the night Of
March !. 1885, twenty minutes after he was shot
The regular p.wssk!y shoot Of the zetter Rirs Club
ssoIss kinI target; possible $50 ro'nts-P Rssa asi
CeppsShhlL 2it; Y. Keller. 2i%; \. Busse, a4; ".
DSwns w. kohlms;1 lst Man target posslbe 90
zettlsE rs, j. Copperslnlth So
wife. from = Sans ss:;
copnteriet OF himself met Ed Gormsn in Chicago re-
Gently. when Gormsn won. Iiawklns charges that
friends his were iinpo,s upon and induced 10 bet on
the rspresentatiOn that Germans opponent TO ba
the Canadian champion, Hhwtins says he was In SUI.
peIior. Wis, when uorman met the other Billy nawx.
hosIos, Aug "a danny Sssdham writer TO . Boston
itend from san Francisco that he has been proi'ed
nroIRe Dawson the Australian boxer upon his arrival
In Frisco lrIinE to prevail upon Jimmy PAtter.
ION OF New York TO back him against tho winner
hctAuiins Gibbons battle under conditions which will
allow him 10 wear paHera upon hts hadr. of hic Il
y broksn IL y very doubtful whether ilis viii be
match wil probably be against kinins at Ias pounds
I'd Ro,n'ry q omaha sslisr.s 10 The extent q sls6
that he has got mAh In Danny DAILY vino whip tho
colorsi chamnos bantam for IN letter sent By him
70 tapt conks snt received this morning he issnes
the following challenge. which Ia cool IS coming
from EotheIy atnonsh no forfeit 10 put ups ~ viii
90 sids ,hs cham ponshin Of me world, and tts
any club The men are TO weigh In At li6 pounns u
Robbery further states that Tom O'Rourks promised
10 give DAILY the frsi chance 81 Dixon after the Willis
battle which is admitted by o'Rourke "'
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Tho Lacrosse Trouble Settled.

Tho whicvinssd dove Of peace has settled upou the
clasped hands Of the Nsw York A. C. and Staten Island
Athstea In reply 10 the conciiatory resolutions
recently passed BY the Staten Island people, the New
York A, c. ofhcias responded In y friendly tone and
end and thAt thsrsasr they would avsil together IN
peace and harmony; ltwli be RENE rnbered that the
hs"e'a1i"n !" admit 20 membershio the Sew York A
0inmani. the lacrosse teams Of Mo New York A. q
AND stAen lGand A &. Will meet IN . contest al tbs
James 81 tue latter club on La,or hAv sept Il viii
no doubt prove desperate battle " "'
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John WInkis Beats Uacle Sim by . Neck
Worth Leads Rosa,


| SARATOGA. Aug. %.-The racing was nrst
class for purse day. Three favOrltes won.
while the other winners had many supporters.
The track was In fair order. and the majority
Of the finishes were we'll fought and close.
John Winkle the pick Of the talent. won the
first race By . aeck from Uncle Sim. Alma colt
iosiIs sec3nd place n one Of tho best drives Of
the day Bslwo9d FIRST n nisE ga!ioped home home
lengths from Lord harry. second ohoies. Cas-
shtns: ns.t IN i9yor. losing secopd Place By
tho favorite. BY two open lengths. Lyosqm los
Worth and Ross made ixSsna IN iss SET
tho fourth race. Worth winning by 2 neok, and
S:' F spsfh si: e. Ssss Il:
iavor!.e; landed tho nth race handiIy By :
csnsaur lre shrd h' tapping
THE PIRsT RACE,
Purse 500 for TIVE year od' selling AlowAnes's
e,i Ssa.:. J. s0to Josa w,ns... by H,my.r-Am,.
sS isaa: Tnel. sim ~
D. tOSSccss .aa FS!s: si.o ;.a a'''' A'' f''''A'
SIN. s II H.s. Z. ss against John w'ns' ua'''
THE SECOND RACE.
!s':: fsi - e. on ill.,.
:s'sss:Ss I'D s.,:y III
versatile, Belle oor, india Rubber. auo fsnuors also
B..,uss.. to against ms WOOD to Lord Harry,
THE THIRD RACE.
Purse 500. for three year olds and upward sig fur
W. Loysli,s Oh, t. Lady Pnlsifsr. a By King Ban
J. r. csysS @ Bsiso1an los III williams
Queen Hattie Sequence colt void
\, ys :$: ...a..
THE FoURrH RACE.
Pure ston for thrss-ysAr olds and upward; nvs and
waleott tampsslrs eh c; Worth. 4. BY Luke Biaeh4
burn -psyton s.rry. - tTar.> ;;;;..::..........
a,5 ss:f a..:i! SssS
twilight col ana Esslfs :isG ~. '' '1~ '''e''
s.t..ns-Thrs. to .r..s. Worth, to Ro,. r., to
THE FIFTH RACE.
Purse $40. for threeyear ods and upward; seven
LIN sir.. eh. h. saivinL a by ssnsation-Lu.,lA
f.yis!: r. G.ni.uI ! lis
.S:ssy;sa:. josi. &.u.. Dss:n.n n i.escisSs' ana
Ssis s!a against s''iaA to o'n'.'F 80
Tho entries for tom orrow's races follow:
FIRST nsesssyen eishths q mite. Esperanto liz.
Soiss s.i r. 'ns S
.p s,i LT.!'1 ~ essh; HOB oes s ia
Sss.s. .na v. iss ME- Y; : :ss :' s:s
lal's Rars-Th: Test rtskss; :sysn fu.Ionsa Fam
ch.rads. ~: Vie My. 10y: san Salvador. ia A'
S::: a:. :s: rs: s:: !:
g'Itm Kas e., . fn[enES Hand. on Io7; Nsbss
eRrh. 's' wv
Auction pools sold Is follows:
First Race.-wor,h. s2a; Inferno %; Lueils r Red
rsSW; AZ HoW q Never u eseh' Bolsro. p; b.
sst.nd k.e.aVsiisrs $40 J. r.. sao; Snowfall. s2i;
peir. o.; Old Pepper 81 Fam Po.I s8; Furnish *
Fourth Race santiago $50; Mabel Glenn asa: Wnt.
tsrson ~: King CRAB ind Now or Never $50 each;
Der. S2c. ' ~'- ''so
Fifth Race Once .A1s'n. sa,; M.bea SCI; UueIs
Bin ti:; lnrAy AND l0at Odik 81 each; n ris and
Apollo IS each; Nslanis 81; feld. Is. ~''
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Eastern Yachts In . Foe.

IsLrs or SHOALS, n. H.. Aug 2A-Nothng but fos and
danger confronted the nsst Of the Eastern Yacht
Club thus far ts cruise and from the present ndca
tons the boats will have to spend another day st this
anchorage. The run from Glsuesstsr vas very uusat
sfAc,ory account Of the foE ana thsrs ssms
doubt taat the yachts could make tbs harbor at ALL
attempt WAS made 70 time them. The Gosseon Joined
the fleet Gloucester having rspsrsd the broken turn
hssd.
The for upset all the plans Of the racers and I. 10
wonder thar some Of them high and dry
pr the lodges In fact The yoiuntesr did strike .
ledge TO tue southwsrd Of Whites Island but although
size pounded heavily for few minutss she got "a
2st rsesiynG asy serioas injufy and Joined tbs nesl
The Fortuna got In so close to The rsok Watchers
Island sisnasa 70 the tudse tss for asslst
:s I'm. II. M e to e n
vas Seli that Ihs schooner "a. lowed Of Danger
chance Of escape would have been alini BeoR AFT or
the for iftsd The Commodore siEnaiied the hsst to
proceed TO the Isles Of shOsl The tug pushed ahs
in the fer and picked Up star Island mrs.. Thou che
dropped back to The eastward Of White Island and lay
there blowing thIts whistles at short intervals ss
w the island ahead Of the tuG and the nrst Of the
IL was not until nearly dark that tho entire Meet WAS
supposed 90 be in the hArbor and then came the
inx report that the Volunteer had struck heavily
ledge And had CONS to Portsmouth FOR repairs later
hoHsvsr she was found to b. In the harbOr practically
nnin'ursd UreA was the relief In the nest when the
truth WAS knewn and the further Information given
that The Volunteer would continue on with the nssI
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who Ever Heard or such . Th,,e,

The Rhode Island A q. of Providence with whom
Cal Mccarthy signed articles TO box Bobby Burns nf
teen rounds on Sept has made TO Mccarthy ono Of
the most remarkable propositions ever made TO
lighter and because OF Il the match between Mccarthy
aud Burns may fall through The club word to
Jerseyman yesterday that Mccarthy would be called
h .sr,is;s How mas. sl.. ofnesI dam moi
get Terms ssIore tho date After Mccarthy had rssd
the letter from Providence in the presence Of Bus
N: , ins s s%rs Of bu.in:y Then no.dsa tbs suS
1f that KIND aud he couldn't UNDERSTAND Ihs demand
Ms woMdnt aecede 20 1. anyhow and unless the CUB
coud ma means OF their own TeniuneFste the ref
cree they eou:d count him !AeGsrthy, out Word hss
neen sent 10 THy SUs since this match made that
the Eastern people put Burns AsAnst Mccarthy Simply
E a. q. trial horss with the View OF matching
would, - " -
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Tom Ieyaa Leaves Out DE-. .ssy.

Tom Ryan. tho Chicago welter weight whose friends
have said no can heat Jack Dempsey At i4< pounds
now comes out a. ltopound man. He sent me.
SAGE TO the I1Hsiraied Aers yesterday chalsp sins
Johnny Rsgan of this city Kemmie Collins
or ANYBODY elsr in Christoniom, At that weight
dempsey 70 not mentioned by name In the challenge
ryan states that his hacker and match. maker 10
Ion \ h.u..n,n o. hs Chicss: inter .etan, .nd that
Isputsble newspaper, to make a match for not less
than =! 100! eide. Ryhn "rrares that since he beat
fanny he,dam several men have tried to get q him
under "gaU" rules -
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NEW Yos.K. 8: cGSciNNATI 2.
CINCINNATI Aul. "a. between showers the
New iorks carried of . game that cane like
pm unexpected gin. The reds treated Ew ing
York TOUR TO one tasy lost ~ That same old
ssry, for hi ~. ..s as Ind as m,@ny ut Ct
third, HIS errors, were bni. but no more costly
IN ss and
his bands no STOOD Sn1 Wnschei whistler
d.a bin w.ts Tue dr. ir.s IS safe driss the VISITORS
yhad m.ds. mud The ball that Bassett then
ppushed in!o lett yielded two runs ind the
1, In the ninth Glasscock le. McPhee's hi, go
soxnias s smss to left sent him hon nsS With
ABE uinH run, The ht PASSED okourke, but
tRoNn out by "r. rhsn It se rsintd asS as
lsnd.at The end Of half an hour: although the
. issns t. sr as
1stands aud he gave New York the game II
s Sa Da! n on hsuh sph
tSus II n. nrss ,he Lad from Z, the wes. would
between eassott and Glas'cotk. Ewing was
laown to play It Second. nut . heavy rain lust
tbsneS aud he gsma IL there. Richardson ro c
asumine his old place. T S,I,o bai finger
XII the Ewines. little, big md medium
&s!ily. s%e.hsr!ns Of GI.ss' esk 81 hit Was Ii.
Oply inciuent OF note in Now iork first half
Rf bat Reilly snia.hed the bal past D'Kourke
Yortwo bags In the second, and Muliane sent
him to third by u clear crack to centre. smiths
nit wss o hot Tor I;assett 10 handle. and the
Nasss were full. On Harringtons fly to left
Reilly ran home. but tho Others were left.
knines striking ont and Ewing maxim, Il great
stop OF McPhse'S hot liner.
OThe orator got his base on balls In the SOC
no essayed n steal. Tho next Visitor to see
first WINS Gore. ~ the fourth. and he was saved
by Mullnne's bad throw. which Reilly tried to
hug to his bosom but lost. Glassrock sent u
&roundsr to tho Goun'. an he foil down on II
anstend Il making douhe. Tisrnan worked
In = sacr, foe. ant on Richardson's tap to Ne.
.Phso Gore scored NJ Ne" took care OF
O,Rpurk-. and GlasscOrk was LETT ~ third.
There wore lots nf cheer, Uu. no runs in the
fifth. McPhee almost knocked down Gore
With liser an! linli9an cnme along with an
other hit good for two bases. Old cts
"Lainptoeniss" were Il bit down. and all he
could DO was hit iitilcMy to Richardson. A
high strike Was caiedNan Holiday. ana tho
bug turned 10 kick living put in u good oneand
Smrlrs Emsli~ said 'thioe strikes and cut. -
The crowd grow frantic in the sixth AMI Kissed
Em.lie for at least Ihre. minutes reilly hit
Eafely. 80 did Mulnne. hut the umpire N 10
Reilly back to first. In eight Ct the nine In
ninHs the Reds maize hits while New York
crowded it, three tile hits into ono iuning
and got away with the game. Tho score:
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Yachting Gossip.

The Brooklyn Yacht Club will rive it, fall regatta on
Labor Day sept starting on the club house In GravsS
end Bay
suKLrER ISLAND. Aug - Tho sloop yacht Aria which
wsht ashore hors In the blow last night has been
noAtsd. and the damage 10 slight
The New York Bay Squadron Of the Corinthisn Navy
VIII give an open regatta on Fort Hamilton. AUG ~
At T. N. Eitriss close ~ 3 r NJ Aug. "a with A. II.
Gardner. <Sl Greenwich street.
4 keel yacht from . design by Capt g. j. Pagan.
whose length w b 80 feet ALL water line rs feet
drautht y fsst vi! be built tn fall for prominent
member of tho Harlem Yacht Club
SHrLTsR ISLAND. Aug. 2<-Ths yacht Alma defss'sd
.ha Adelaide here today In match race by minutes
~ eecOndA The wind was strong and the yachts
tesfed The sxhteen mile course WAS sailed over In
The Bavswatsr Yacht ,'lub held open regatta over
10 club csurss Jamaica Say last saturday In class
the hsinie .. wo1 psnuAnL and gold pin for max
Ing the fastest ttms. In class the Edith BY y
seconds and received pennant for . prize,
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Tho Kenuy.G.,,orh.r M.tc..

Tho ANAL deposit of $50 sids making all told $50
side. Will DO put up tonight in the match bstvesa
Alex. Gallagher of Jsrsey Guy and Billy Kenny. TIE
hitherto feathcr weight amateur champion. Articles
have been signed and date Fixed and tonights Drs.
lIminary viii conclude ali anterior arrangements Cal.
lAghsr, who ~ . 1915 1870 pound man has sRresd e
inoox Kenny out - SIX rounds With skin tshi ssyss
Ten men side will 10 admitted to the ring aide The
party that tries 70 got ~ larger number forfeit
new Satts sround w,,nin sor,nssbp 1g hn, nAns
CITY sports arc AZ anxious to see the mill aud there
conhiderAbio betting at even money. The Kenny PEG
PIE think they have snap AZ ovens but the other sAs
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Indy cano,s,. Mt the Camp,

wiLLssoso Poisr, Aug 2L-L A. Van Duyns ono Of
the canoisE nearly lost his life yesterday as he was
canght In storm While on his way to Port Kent In a
canoe he had borrowed for the occasioa As he saw
me storm approach ke tried to lower sail but WAS up
sst nstois lie could get down A passing yseit
wh..i sa,es single nadding race vas won BY hise
~ Newark n j.. Miss scott OF Ottawa fourth; MiSs
Cpham OF Provldsnco. Il. l.. NTH Mss Es:sls shSr.
wool Of southport Conn Withdrew.
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din Corbett In Baitim ore.

BALrixoRH, Aug 2s.-Jim corbstt arrived here this
afternoon. He says his challenge to savin was made
In good faith, and that he had every reason to believe
It would be accented Said lie; II feel hat am bet,
GER man than !ns aa..rsln and hope 10 pr9y. tL.
aword beator hut harley Mitchell is the game bird
ihat want 60 bag would night him uncer any con.
IN my hands from pillow 10 club. Mitchell is an i'm
posto. AMI u Strange that the public has dis
covered this fact CorbsIt looking remarkably we'll
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Baseball Magnates VIII Meet In Wash.
inxtoa To-day.

WASHINGTON Aug. 2+-Nons Of the baseball magnates
representing the National League and the American
Associaon have put In appearance here. but Presi
dent Young rs authority for the statement that they
will certainly arrive at Washington tomorrow and
inau2urats proceeding. NECESSARILY the meeting
will To private one remarked the President OF the
Hosrd OF Control for In my judgment Il will merely
30 ratification OF matters already practically agreed
upon. All the details have been talked over At con.
fsrencss held hitherto between the gentlemen most
interested In the national game. and all that re-
%. %:.: R.s:
e.. ."a s s that i ts Sn Sea !:
SiS CHI
caro- Lsas.s Cub J0hn r sru.h Of the Cins!nnA!t:
ssaas H'!"S M
s. a s.r H.. IN S. os S :"a
vii! institute The dsefates aud viii uet - present
y " SSAfss s:s si sa
q. dssi"s sa.r a:S:r:!"s ri w. " slss e es:y
sa, % x $. 81 Will.
PRESIDENT lar. Of .hs Chicago Club arrived IN u.
sonps%y VIII Ss.:r: Brush and Syins viii is.". fol
last :se Hss
i. %s. an
ss. IDI'". ss people declined to do and
s:s,G s III y on IL:
line. Of hst q lssn The question Of the circuit Of tie
two eaEues VII cut no 1gure In she OF Boston
!. held thst that local matter tia. must be settled
city viii remain League propsrty the main OBJECT ~
hs meeting 10 to pat tue business Il baseball COM
iIOu sense bAsA
With the execution Of one or Two elphs" said mr.
enormous salaries OF tho paysfs and are Kept tsy
I. ,ra. o. Soth the Lsaxue and H.,os.,'on II
terssd IN the game can GET returns the work
and cantal Invested u SCENE to me It would Be very
in.ion IwI! =! mis- hsvsver tba. e the A,.ocir.
aud Just pisn for resrrsuxinx tbs Gusinsas It wonI
H.: =: s hSar :" sns y. 81; Tn'i mss Ara
P.sns NE d G,%. wI.ts 4 prSpsr!y s.lSnSn
wanting the Afsoo'A,ion TO psy second hdds 10 the
properly entitled TO aud no more That is The case 10
nutshell"
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A SIx.dsy Bicycle Ruce.

Tom Eek OF Minneapolis who has been Q pvomo.sr
or protector Of six DAY bicycle racss for many year.
guest A. ITO Ashland House at present The obee,
OF Mr. Hcksvsit to th' city 70 TO make Arrangements
for big sig day bicycle race to he held At M.dson
slnare Hatdsn daring the latter part OF o sr lie
mas pen maturing the plan Tor three four months
an nss re- many entries OUT Of these
eral are foreigners tho Is to maxi an intsrns
SonA contest ont OF H. short distances races VIII on.
liven the EVENING" '"N~' -" va
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T-otting Horse Bre.d.rs. Ar..t,nr

roueuEkErsIx Au& - -The New York state Trotting
horse Breeders Association will open thei seventh an.
city morrow and Will continue until Trlaav 1b.,.
IRE ANY notabl: young horses In the iisI Of entries
bent"h MiseG two year old that sho 4 on arter
~ -. sssSnds vi! DO exhibited and Belmont Prince
ten with other promising youngstsrs ~ w 'NA'''
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Winners at Gloucester.

days races: ~ Wv 'ssu" VI 10
coli Ir ,..a sss.1I,s ia.Sns wou Vixen
oil; jss k.ii, vOr.
Third Raee-roui and a half furiongs jewel II. won.
F aa5aih t ,.s Wsnos. tLIa lime, !IssN
wp .;, wSh,,sno's sseond Ei.nIyls third fine issV
second fsion sRird T,m. y iss queen "on' Granite
pline.n .,, 9uartsr: oi mis Ely won
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Baseball N0tes.

AHangsments are bsng male to plsy game at At
hnc yak neht SUNDAY for Tue tenenL OF Gus faasch
Manager sks'iy Of tho Long Island grounds SAYS he
Sli allow the iate semi professional League piAv on
gameA
The Greenpoint Athletics would like to arrange q
game on their grounds for saturday and Will Civ
slitsble guarantee; They prefer TO hear from inc
nue. GreenpCinL
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Te..,s at Pleas aut sill P.ru Hons.

HAHsHALls CREnk, Pa, Aus 2A-on Saturday mora-
Ing the guests at the Pleasant Hill Farm House were
treated to nns exhibition Of lawn on the grounds
adjoining tho house. Tile players were. Miss Emily
Brooks Of New jersey and the Rev. U. q. Sparks Of
New YORK against Mrs BELLS Nov York and Charles
W. Sparks OF Staten Island The contest that ensusd
q fhe P.,:aa. mn Victory At a.. wen! tho ~!
~ Among the spec ators were Hra Whil.horn MI.
belii:; NJ. and Mrs Chambers. Mr and Mrs. Rinsman,
S Sy51 S Gss's.d NJ and NJ: Ksnnsdy Mr. Zen
wsrelrreiy souvens of the Wator Gap. the ladies
woven straw work boy ana for the gentlemen ainlnla
ture canoe and . haudf srchisf case.
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Meeting OF the Eastern Association.

ALBANY. Aug s.-The magna'es OF the Eastern Base
ball Association gathered In an informal manner to-
night 10 contsmDats tho possibility Of having
tnus the seasons screO of games with four clubs,
Rochester and syracuse having been playing TO snall
crowds ana the other ciubs have been carrying them
along No decision WAS reached to hight hut DO cnhs
!hs ,.hsL1e whish was rearrans.i after New Haven
ssrtes OF twsnp two games between Albany BunAio.
Troy. and Lebanon. High salaries AMI larger trays.
ling expense account than the attend
OF the TsRgsr clubs 10 the cause.
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Earned ran.Hoston y Athletlens eHome runsI
Afl.or. AeGeachy. ;, stSie9 bsss.-ksdtorj, Gross.
Eirst base on errorsBoston l. Iit by iitehsd bail
Dousc pisys-strisker. and Trou,hers: Cersofsn.
Larkin and Nj liIan; sullivan. Nrhgan and Mulvey.
Umpire. ferguson. Time-l 80 Atteudance-2,S wv
hALrInoHx, IS; WARRINGTON. O
BAIrIxoRx AfR 2L-The Eaitimores changed their
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fusker Risrbsuef sto,sn oasss- snion ReiIly.
boueis play Long ,sntsss,edh irst bs.s on ball.
Kelly. Struck out-by Baldwin, BY Nichola Wild
pitch-Baldwiu Tne-i:au. Cmp1rs-heuuaiI
PHILADELPHIA 10; cLsvRLAsp.S
CLrvHi,Sp Aug 2<.-druber and YOUNG were tried
on the Phi adslkhas today and beth were ~ easy a.
addition. The score:
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To Swim . Champ, onship Mile.

Newton. and Nccusker Of Lowell who arc matched to
swim . mile for the American cham pionship and .
$3.50 stake Sept a. have posted their final deposs
Of 500 each aud are In training for the event Tho
winner Of tho match will seek . contest with Joey
Euttal, the Bngiish champion.
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baseball Games To-day.

EAIioSAL LrAGpr.
Cincinnati Va New York, q, Cincinnati
Chicago va Brooklyn, At Chicago
Cleveland va Philadelphia nj Cleveland.
fitueurgh VA Boston al Pittsburgh.
AnRnicAs ASSOCIATIONS.
Athletic Va Louisville. At Philsde,phiL
baltimore Va Cnlu m bus. at baltimore.
BOSTON va Milwaukee. st Bosiou
washington VA 81, Louis, 81 Washington.
kAsrsnH ASSOCIATION.
Syracuse Va Buffalo. at Syracuse
Albany va Rochester, At Albany.
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bass h's.,. Gaias S,.,n:ns. boa.Sas sacfiss: HIS
Thompson. r!smsnts Mayer LEFT on basss-Glere
Land. 1a; Phiadephis. 10 .s:rnot out-By EsIeh !.
u. posble rIay-EMayss Myers and Brown. Stolen
bases ScAtes 1inis-2 Oh Umpire --uursk
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!a'. VIE. Thres'S base lis.-Giio.rs' Madden stolen
Duke McCsuky,. and Dowi. FI.t bass on baisS
Baltimore H.; Washington. !. Hit by pitched ball
Curtis struck out-by Madden. !; by Duke. I. Passed
bAs-NcGure. = Wild pitches-Duke. I Tins-i;5a
Cnp'fe-keFius,