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The sun., 1891-06-25

Her -yins L.sues Csn be Seen ~ tss new
York Yacht Club House.


Tho New York Yacht Club has received
model Of the Horreshof 40-foot yacht alorians'
nad II 10 now hung in the clubs model room
at CT Madison avenue. Tho mo lei shows
clearly the lines Of the yacht. and at FIRST sight
one would only remark that Il In queer
looking thing but the unusual performances
of the yacht have led members of the ciup 70
take moro than q nero glance At the modeL
The more yachtsmen look At It the better they
seem to like It, for study OF the peculiar lines
reveals harmony OF design such As has sel'
dom besn seen in sailing yacht. d"
Tho Gloriana's spcel has been accounted Tor
by few BY her excessive overhanRs. which In
crease her length whom she heels over under
press OF canvas. While this incrense OF lenRth
undoubtedly helps The yacht. It 10 by no means
the whole secret OF her swiftness. "she must
have some shape below the water,"s an old
sea Captain last week, or the would not go
like that" and tho Captain 10 unauestionably
right Tho yacht has shape and travels on 1t
moro than on her length.
n,as bs ssa 70 Nat bad the a.
iantic Yacht Clubs ,spcciaI race: have heard
y said that you t,ok YOUR model from nature;
Mr. Herreshoif smiled when he answered tho
9Hestio5p, BY sseying No. don't think We did.
a model Of the 4o-iccier acssoon. which xns
designed last year by EDWARD BurResB 10 de-
ieat the Scotch outer Minerva, hangs near the
between the Two are marked. The Gossoon's
design was Influenced In q lnrae measure hy
tho Minerva. the Gossnon being tho more now;
erful. The model OF the Goaanon, Rsromrared
with that OF the Gloriana. locks Ike an effort
to have good deal nj hoat and Still! pn aside
Gloriana the idea Of boat seems to le lost IN IN
ssd ssS bsns 'S Srt DOWN the snS
drawn to aSSquils, great nature, and maximum
stability; There Ia little body below the water
line. and what there is is amidships. 70 there
ts not as much disrlacement rs there would he
y there was y great deal Of boat. and !hS lines
as 10 be a constant lifting force when the boat
is under way. The long oyerhanx forward Is
the atural result oil keeping q full water line
and carrying out easy butiock lines. those
following tho form ~ the boat fore and aft.
The result of carrying out tbis idea OF form
there being less h;f, than IN
The resistance OF tho Gloriana should not bo
increased with speed rs rapidly ms that 81 the
other 4f-foot.rs SO that In strong winds she
ought TO win BY q greater margin. having nat.
nrslIy the power to hold her canvas. When
sne e heels eyer ~ she travels on lines as Easy as
nearly an even keel. aud. taken altogether. the
not only "teats the rules" but Ia q craft de.
signed on scientific principles. speed under all
c. nditi, ms being the only object sought. Sho
seems to- go over the water rather than
water line forward. the iuss il nll on the sur
face. where the water Is easily disnlaced. she
takes the wnfer smoothly under the surface
and leaves II US clean as whistle.
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CHIC4Gos kUNNING MEETING.
Close Finishes in Ordcr-Favorites Beaten
In Four OF the Races.

In -FOUR OF the Races.
CHICAGO. June 2L-Rrtton AMI non favorites had the
best OF at Washington Park to day. the former riding
three winners whie the tasnt missed the mark In four
OF tho six races run. The weather was extremely
warm tho attendance about aooI and the track fat
Tie opening race ons mile. had six startera Pank.
rupt md Faithful were equal favoritcs At . 10
l against each but neither ab,e to do
the trick The third choice Yale ridden by Britton.
IN 4 driving tnish by q half q length from the
to shot Home! FAITHFUL third Time. leg.
The nye furionx dash, with hsid OF fourteen.
in very elcve. syle by two lengths from the iOto.i
chance. Dan HurlA Ceveron. the second fRvorts com
ing third. Time. lalx. Tho winner 10 a very smart
colt ranking with Huron out a. among the best OF his
Tho mile and half handio ap had I'VE starters King
man was an even money fAvorite but At u fine hnish
the IS shot BusinesI forged his he ad in front Will
Atticus beat tho fAyorite only nose for place Time
2:ahk
The first half OF tho nine fuonQs race selling purse
proved rather handy victory for the favorits Chap
man. who was to AGAINST In the betting. He won
by length from tho 10 to chance Topstons The
California horse Tom Daly came third. Time i:'6i<
Tho mile ami sixteenth purse race hal nvc starters
with BAeowan . to against tRvorite but he was
beaten length By the second choice At TO Dona.
teIlo Whitney Whitney @ third Time l;asS. , ..,,u. -
looked like soo In for the to favors. blneVa hut
old hob For.yths an sto shot upset all calculations
by beating the good thing in driving finish by alenRth
Bob L. who finished third. was only half length OF.
and tha only thing that kent him from winning .
series Of pockets Time, ISM
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BOTH HALLS BEATEN.
c. e. Sands and n. Stevens Defeat Them for
tho Middle states Championship.

c. e. Sands and n. Stevens Defeat Them for
tho Middle states Championship.
Tho semi final matches for tho Middle States
tennis championship were played yesterday
afternoon al the st. George Cricket Clubs
courts in Hoboken. The result OF both matches
will prove decided surprise TO tho knowing
ones" In the tennis word Both Valentine G.
Hall and his younger brother were beaten.
and. what Is still more surprising. both were
defeated In three straight sets. That the
senior Hall is badly out OF form is apparent
from The close match that ". A. Larned Of
Orange played him on Tuesday afternoon.
but TOR the junior H all nj excuse can he made.
He has been playing continuously 80 far This
season, and should DO In excellent condition.
1t Is his first defeat OF the season. Previous TO
yesterdays match he was conceded to have the
best chance for first nrize In the tournament.
and Il was thought he would make n strong
match against II. A. Taylor Tor the champion
shin H. inde ed. he did not defeat him.
But little can he said OF the play in either OF
the matches. a. in both tho Hall brcthers were
clearly outplayed. In tho third set OF tho S,e-
yens- Hall game. after five games to three had
been called for Stevens. Hail made n final
brace. and pulled up even at five all. hut Ste
vens had the set well In hand securing the
vantage game each time. and the final game
after tho score had twice gone back to
"jeuce," The sets Of both matches are shown
below in detail by the order In which the
0amoR were won:
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PITTSBURGH June 2Arhe directors of the Pittsburgh
Club held long session to-day for the purpose of
edyng II possh.s the strained relations existing be-
tween certain members Of the club and particularly
those between President o'Ne and Manager Hanon
As far be learned, It was all discussion and
action. Another meeting will probably DO held before
the week Is over.
Probably no baseball team ever left Pittsburgh In
more broken.up condition than the present team
showed on its Western trip There no longer exists any
doubt regard ng the existence Of conspiracy down
Manazer iianion. And what is more Important still
the facis seem TO indicate that President ONeil Is
against Han
After Mondays game Manager Hauon ordered
by President ONe TO not go on the Western trip 1h,.
Rstounded anl"n but he insisted ihat - Of
tho team he would 20 and that the irs.idsnt had
two. OF the directors but failed He was on
hand. however, and despite tho order OF Presi
dent O'Neil he proceeded to Cleveland. Manager
Hsnlon contends that nothing short OF Of The
Board OF Directors remove him or stop him from
travelling with the team The .ntir. bushes, dis
30 traced 70, two Or, three mon. We
for sro. viostons Of The e'un on the ether We
oellious element and remting these hnss
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M,dd,. State. Regatta Association.

meeting OF the delegates to the Middle States Re-
gatta Association held last night tho Hotel Mari
borough for the purpose Of furthernR arrangements
for their two.dAy regatta. which takes place on the
Passsic River july 10 aud H. The REGATTA COMMITTEES
reported that the Rold medals which will Be the ind
viduai prizes will be completed by July The resolu-
ton which caused much discussion at the last
by many be taken up night and acted upon but
when President LanRaar asked II any ono desired TO
have IL tak en- up there WAS no response.
Il was decided to engage arRs to be hored at
the nnish from which spectators could Wow the
tie second days racing
The Regatta tommitts will mest At the Hotel MARI
tries received.
Tho clubs represented were: Atalanta Metropolitan
Union. Daunt cas- Crescent Rowing club frisndsbip
Manhattan 4. 2. v.runA ssAwanhSka Crescent a. u.
Ravenswooi. staten island \. u, Institute paxskic
and Arthur kull AssociatiOn.
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Yachting Up tho Sound,

BRioGEroRT. juno 2A--capt ". g. Mcneil ha, ch.l.
ehsea CAPT George Masters to sA for the cit,.
Gems cur on July The cup Is held by Capt Masters
who won It last year with the 2Ifoot yacht Ampsrs
This year Masters will sail the Quaker city q aItoot
boat sEanst the famous Molly Pitcher a,foot Graf,
IN hich Mcneil has he'd his own Hgau,t The fsetest
Hupss 30 ny. .,smnn sansn 'fsr "a. and nahha yacht
modelyaehL Challenge, has b-e m iaunoh.S
ana y the oe.t record. Ut tne Amais ar and
,NAl VIII bs bsasn regatta for all clsasss of c.s
Juiy+ N '''N"opost haloor'
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wauts to wrestIe Jimmie rau,k..r.

BUFFALO, June 2L-wrsstier Jimmie Faulkner 70
csived letter this morning from friend In British
Columbia containing . proposition to arrange wrss
tling match for him with athlete named Stew art
who wants 10 wrestls any one At iSo pounds Faulk.
ners friend writes that stswar 10 young aud has only
been wrestling two years but stout well trained and
has done some good WORK.
He 10 barksd by . number Of business men stewar,
ohers 10 put up .O forfeit for Faulkner cover the
match 10 be for Slo0I fault nsr has replied author
ling hi. friend ,o Put up the for money Win ths
weeks or three mouths from nov.
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The Luure, A. a.. Fir.. Field Event

The Laurel Athletic Club or Laurel Hi Long Island
held their irs athletic games At tho grounds Of the
Brooklyn Athletic Club ~ Naspsth yes,srdsy. Tho
well contested, and resulted fol!ows:
0ne-hundrtd yard Run-scratch-rirst heat won by
Thomas Keefe. L Grn,n second. Time II 2,5 seconds
Second heat Adead heat between J. wr.ghia Edward
Ridden. and VILLAIN t'luseey Time, u seconds Final
heat won by Glossy Rnddsn ,scopd. Time y seconds
Michael Dsnnison second Time, minutes aS &3 sec
onda
Standing HiEh Jump. seratch,won by A. siszsrt
With distance = feet : hes, EdAs,d Hndden second.
Larry Grimm Second Time, "a Is ssoonds
Running Hop step and Jpmp.won BY John Ho6
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Essex Yaeh, Club REGATTA.

Tho annual sweepstakes regatta Of the Esssx Yacht
Club viii take place OF Bsyonne. NJ j., Saturday July
.o The course VIII be triangular one OF ffeen miles
over Newark bay. The classes arei Glass A. cabin
s,oop' y and under q fees; e.s, p cab soop. un
ger iret! ga. ~ Ihi n.insaii OUats ~ aid un.
DER ~ iset e.Asa d. Ib aud IN aiusau Uoa . uuLrr ~
iss,: e;e.; cabin eatDo.tG r,a.s eatboats - and
un1sr bst; olasa u eAtUoats ~ and under u feet
class eAthoals under ~ tesL Entries arc s. each
dorls Ninth street. Newark. n. j.
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E-Iekerboeher Yacht Club.

The Kniekerboeksr Yacht Club 10 preparing to move
It's headquarters from Port Morris to college Point
where It has rented grounds for three yeara The old
club house will be moved tho river and bs used
for the present although the club may build new one
soon Commodore A n Holden said Yesterday that he
expects that tue change will take place before tho
OF Aogu,t Thsr. ha. been some talk among tho mem.
sps ny"h' Itornshs me eino pnt hrh .np 70 not
Installed in iia I iii pr mold
u regatta on tile Sound
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Baseball Games To-day.

NATIONAL LrAGrE.
New York va Brooklyn, at the Polo nroundA
Pniladelphia - roston. at Philadelphia
cleveland Va Pittsburgh At Cleveland.
Chicago Va Cincinnati At Chicago
AnKRiGAS ASSOCIATION
Columbus vs ouisvilIe. at ColumbuA
St.. Louis Va Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Waahineton ", Athletics. at Warrington
Boeton Va Baltimore, at Boston.
EASTERN ASSOCIATION.
Lebanon ", Troy at Lebanon
Albany Va syracuse, at A, bAny.
Eocheater Va New Haven. at Rochester.
BuiAio va Providence At Buffalo.
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Earnea rnN.-LonIsyIs: Twobass hitEWoIL Btoien
bases -C.lnmbu. y; Lruisvis. L. Double plays-Je-
hsne tunas-ts,el. RAYMOND and shinnirk First base
on hail.by polau = by tell First bass on errors
Io,isyillc . struck out-By DolAu, y: by GaStrEht.
.; by Bcii Passed ball Donohue. via pitc--Uas!.
rirh: Tlno-.i:so Cinp,rs-Jonea
ST Lnris "a; ctsciSsArt (A.Al
Sr Inr,s jane AZ Tie Browns got back 81 Hellys
crowd day IN great shape After two tiintnee dur.
inv which made, Craue Was forced to fo-
iire from tho box, Tho score:
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RACING IN ENGLAND.

Mr.. Lnscelle's Colt Queen's birthday Wins
the Northumbe rlnnd Plate.
LONDON, juno 24.-This was the second day
Of the Newcastle and High Gostorth Park
summer meeting. The principal race Of the
day was for the Northumber erlsnd Plate Of 1000
sovereigns. n handicap. for three-year-olds
and upw ard the owner Of the second horse to
receive 80 sovereigns out o. the plate: two
miles. The race was won by Mr.. +. J q. .celle' .
four-year -old bay colt Queens Birthday. by
Heeloscope. ont OF Matilda. Marquis Tai, MS
six-year-old Knight OF Ruby was seeond. and
Mr.. H: NJ. Dyas's four-year-oid brown flly
Alice. by Wellngtonia. out OF Asia. third.
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John L. Sullivan Heard From.

BAN Francisco. June 2L-John L. Sullivan
says he will fight Frank r. Blavin for $4,000 .
side and a purse Of $4,000. either in The olym.
ric Club OF New Orleans or the Granite Club OF
Hoboksn. tho fight 10 be decided any time O.
tween September and February. and Richard
X. Fox. Al Cridge, or Dick Roche can hold the
stakes.
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HANOVER, juno 2|.-The tennis championship OF Dart
mouth College was won this afternoon by Mr. ". T.
Gunriscn %. Of Milford n. ~. against T. W Pond ei
Tho SCORE: 6-f "a sd Ga sd 'A' ''''A-'''"-
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ACCIDENT At A REGATTA.
Peak Talysrds Bs eak and George Martiu
Falls to the Deck OF the Sloop.

Peak IIalysrds RI oak and George Martiu
Falls to the Deck OF the SlOop.
The Columbia Yacht Club. whose club houee
is at the foot Of West Eighty sixth street. held
its tweniy-third annual regatta yesterday on
the Hudson River. The club house was
crowded all day by mcmbers and their friends.
who witnessed one OF the most successful re-
gattas ever managed by this organization. II
the yscht>men could have cont" lied the ele-
ments they would not have had weather more
to their liking There was clear sky and a
strong northwest wind which necessitated a
beat 10 windward at the start. Just what they
wanted. Fx-Ccmmodore J. 6. Prague was on
hand with his fast sloop. Anaconda. to race
against Charles A. Rirh's sloop Alice. but the
Alice did not turn up. 80 Mr.. Prague was forced
to content himself by decorating his pretty
Just as the starting signal was given an &C.
Grew on The sioop Agnes j. As he Was climps
he fell to the deck 6r-nLins bis ankle in In two two
places sfsn and .o head He
Tho starting W signal WAS ri given i At II 10 A. M.
MI fs. Rsai "n ths sart
H re nsf Classes ~ hs
G. and p sailed around a stake. boat anchored
sna retur shs easses
ana sailed over triangular course laid on
isStS street. 10 ihe New jersey Shore and re- 20
The Notus. Commodore William H. Rowe's
yacht. which won IN tho Pavonia regatta Mon-
terdIy lowering the, record over The course by
kers she walked right under the lee OF the en-
tire feet and defeated her solitary opponent
IN her cl ss by 80 minutes. The winners in
the various classes were as follows: IIaas Is,
Notus: class &, Nautilus: class D. Brant: class
f. WnG,as T1;,a class r. Bonailde class G. Charles
dor The MilIs pFzs; II presented BY eI;Commo-
The Regatta Committee consisted of Charles
!: simms Jr, Chairman: Charles Restorick.
and Charles n. Armstrong. A summary fol-
lows:
CLASS B-cABIN sLoors FROM SO TO ~ FEET.
r,,, o Star. zntM tHh'":' sms.
sG:S: Ss" 1: ss.: g s.
CLASS c-cABIH sLooPs FROM 80 to SO FEET.
i..s:;.:S Scaeh.r = k:si;".ii iats % 5 ss 81 81
Nsntilas' John h HasIn. Iii IL 81 , Is u 81 10
CLASS D-cABIN sLooPs FROM 20 TO 80 FEET.
Corr Charles Rsstoriet. u = 50 SO 20 ~ 50
CLASS E-cATRIGoED CABIN YAcHro.
Essnor chariesJ ston:.ii ii 70 bid no. dnis. e. %
CLASS F-JID AND MAINsAIL YACHTS OVER %
FEET.
Bon.ads Ron J. J. Aurphy-."..n ~ Us 20 10 os cs
4oo.....Jeroms Reilly ~ % Did not finish
CLASS sd-oPEN cATRIaGED YACHTS 10 TO 22 FEET.
Asss ss T.s s.r:.Un r:%n
CLASS H-opEN YACHTS UNDER 10 FEET,
Novice .Joseph 4. Weaver II 2y ts 2 ~ o. AZ 9,
Marian. .BsrtrAm Barnett.,.it - IS Did not finish
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hi..-larkiu. MiliE.. Carssv. Hines Three. bass hits
Iohman. Larkin. Home ruh-bowd. stolen bases-
Murphy t2, nonbls plsys.Hinss aud D9xd; .tosa
out-Ry Carsey. 4: Gy Chamberlain. !. Wild pitch
Carsey. Timc-a hours umprs-fsrguson
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Earned runs -Rns,ou = Baltmcrs l.. Tg1bsss hits
Raw Raliord Threebass hit-Hrown. Btolen base
wise Double plays -s,rlckef and Rsdfo,d. Roeipsen
and Wise Stricker and Hrouthsta First basa on balls
by Mcmahon l. by Haddoek p by OBrisn HIT BY
pitched bal-werden. struck ont-Joyoe. Anrphy
Passed bsii.turphy. Wlld fitoh-Haddock. Time
80 Gmpro-kerns.
LousviLLH, 8; coLunsus L.
co,ussu. June 2L-Colunnhus played lazy FAme,
and Loupriie had no trouble winning Attendance
oln TbA acnr
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Ladies' Tennis Tourney.

CHKsrNpT Hill. June 2l-Ths features OF the play in
the ladies' national tournament which WAS continued
here to-day. was the excellent work in the ladies'
doubles Tho present champion pair. Tho Misses Rooss.
vslt played vary pretty tennis and showed good team
form Tie closest match OF The day that bStwesu
Misa CRh!il and Mra W. r. Morgan. the New York pair
against Miss Burdett and Mas S Iomans Of the Engle
wood Field Club. Miss Cahii and Miss Burdett dis the
best work for their respective Sides and many long
rallies did these two ladies have all By thsnsslve.
wniis thsir partnern stood by watching the play.
Tie lobbinE OF both MAS particularly noicsA and
lLerally appisuded their ehorn On tho nrst set tho
was iiye ramss 10 one against Miss Hurdst AMI
Mis-. iioInans. BY an exhibition OF nerve ani steady
AL round play these two little ladies won hve srarhs
Cahill t1ok the next st aud finally iGe third after
fhe play close and exciting that praise belongs
equally TO the yetors and yanqu shed h,is Grncs ".
accurately In her match with Miss ClArkson. which she
''Lsde. Singles ssmthn Round-Ni,. Grace W.
Mems sinE!es second Round-M. X Wright beat Z. r
CnwperthwAt "a t-l; Joseph l. CLARK beat n.
Mortimer BAngn 3-8 81. go; @. Remak. Jr, beat
consoI..ion- rsos. beat Harrison s-,, o-s saw.ell.
vsl! snd M, g. KOos.vs. beat MA, T. j. Hssris
v. Morgan beat Miss Burlett and Mis- Homans,
EnElswoOd Field Club. sd So a.
Mixsd Doubles First Ronnd-Mlss Grace W. Roosevelt
e. @saa s.si.on Ms: .:a frff and T. E'i x "a
Second Round Miss tshiil and II. r. Wright beat
Mss Banksen and q 7 Taie 80 81: Mr., W. fsilowes
Morgan and 2 Wright beat Aisa L. c. wistar and ".
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Be-. :.. an tsss c.ss., Il .d p T
SiTt be-, on o ritt.hn.sn Passed
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EnElswood Y C.............s o o O o o Iii
Crs,esnt A G...".. ....... . o > s o. i
rirst bass by errors-Engewood Q. G.. :; Crescent l.
Ga Left on bases, ,EnGiswood y. c. Crescent 4.
mn. q Struck out1S Mowry.. iistisr. Westsrvsit,
mu: g Sih n.an MGa'A Gsme @ Eeny rSnsaG.usi a
lis.lsr Three base hit--C. Murphy Tso.6sss hits.
Surys. fi.s:s s,oIsn Fyss Faid o. hru.n a.
Csdaa. Brush and smith. III ~ piioherI Monyyy
wild piteh-radmns. Passed bails-liaunt i; i. Nur
What little rivalry sxatsd between the two Staten
Island clubs At the beginning the present has
entirely disAppeAFed. Yesterday the Athlstlcs won
their third straight Fame from le Crielstn iii.
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The Amateur League.

TBH RECORD.
Clubs Won. Lor. Fer Ct C7ubS Won Lost Pes Ct
Staten LAC 700 Cresc mt A.G. 1 $40
EngwdF.G .667l lStAien LEO III
EsGLEwoop '. C., II; cRrscrsr A. C, &
Nine runs In the first innings sstt Cd the game in
OF the Ennlewood Field Club Bay Ridge yestef
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TIE sur ID; uhxs, ~.
fHH sus and TImes teAms the leaders In the Nsws.
paper LeaEue played their nrst game OF the
kidxswood Yesterday: rhs sams was very sxcitinx
one ana Was won By TEE Bun In The ninth inning The
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Trott,ne In Central New York.

SYRACUSE June at.-Ths second days races at the
Hirkwood Driving Park Today wore seen by nearly
1900 visitors The events were hotiy contested and
resulted a. follows:
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The annual spring tennis tournament for the cham.
ponship Of Central Park was continued yesterday
afternoon on tho Park courts In the second round Of
the singles Ripley defeated Sullivan and Hsghs easily
beat BurrelL
One match In tho semlnnal round Was played be.
tween j. r. Parst aud T. +. Fischer. In this contest
some OF the best tennis which has been seen on
was thought to bsn better form than his sdvsrsSry
sssmsd td very nsTyou, IhIonahout the two sets And
dord return with any effect h. Victory oi ysst.r
play the winner IN the Ripley -HsEht match. Both
SSs.s % eSntsMn VIM be played on Saturday afternoon
sinslcsostsocd .onad. A r. Ripley bsatJ J.. suIl!.
g.. -
Doubles-first round; 7 l. Townsend ana @ r. Hsight
beat A. D. Ripley aud 7. Tomnson 90. 8-s
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x.rnsd runsiIsrlsm A. A.. First Ssss on on errors
Harlem A. 4. =; Manhattan A. u, g. Fir.t bSse on
Yates tsl Eortoa (2, ULsary, a. brown, smith. r
Simon tas Cobb Meklroy ~ fhrss;bas. hit,Whaisn
Brown Whalsn Amss stolen bases faisS M korton @ e.,
Double pIsy-F j. Simon and shsshsn. by pitcher
ULcsrv. q. Brown. wild pitches-MoBlrnyt q; Young,
Myers Time. 2.ua
At rorrsrowx
Poftstown.. V-n
At nipDLxrowM
Alier;ons Of Brooklyn. 4; Asylums q
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HARD rroryrye AT cnARrEn OAK

Large Fieids Struggle Through Ftreen
Heats 60 Decide Three Races.
HARTFORD. Conn. juno 2i.-This was the
trotters' day at Charter Oak Park the thiee
classes being for these harness borses:
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SeminnAl Round -R. Stevens beat v. @. Hail. Ga
81. ~: L. Is. sands beai H. l. Hail. 60, 6-3. ga
The final match between Stevens and Sands
will he played to-day.
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Easeban, PoIa Grounds, To-day.

Grand League championship game Brooklyn VS.
New York Game . NJ Admission. ae. ficksts
Rrs.s R r.u on s,h Az leaves Rector 81. S2l +. y.
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The Corinthian Athletic Club he!d meeting m Tnss
day evening at West New Brighton. E l. The most I'm
portant business transacted was the raising Of the
annual dues from 6, 10 siU This step has with .
great deaf OF dissatisfaction among the memhsrA
The dissatisfied ones clam that they do not Rss $40
worth Of sport OF the club in yenr III the enjoy
ment they nave to the baseball Ramst and play
tennis
Ito Corinthians will hold set ot members Ramss
July which will be the first set OF held th ie
grounds The following events Will take place all
hanucap: One yard dash. 2h yard dssh. <<o
mile walk. and running broad Jump rhere viii also
be . mile bicycle race open to the staten slapd
Whee.mcn and Corinthian A. v.
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ha,stia stolen si, Ss.ss,L,Sacn N.rr Hsied
And i.l.tsd Hi By Pitoher--Landon. Wild pitchss.
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DowSs Kan. June 2A-At baseball game hsys VAS
tsrdaS fr.Is Burton by,.sndsr found fault with ,Es
the umpire Fred House got the best Of The struggle
The eomSatAan wsre tspAratet and tho game re.
Knocked him down with 4 bat Tho blow resulted in
burton in the county jail awaiting the result Of the
The sun., 1891-06-25

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Starter Drew q lot Of trouble. and the send. of
IN the first heat was very ragged. Sadie M.
second choice at $50: field, 40.