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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-16

Harlem Beach yesterday. Tho nrst event was . tub
race which WAS won BY AAstsrJ. Lsvia with Master
g. Love second 4 girls race followed Miss Magic
Mccarthy won with Bella 0rattsn second.
Assms OF water pole the special feature. 1t
"a, between the Harlem Beach team and picked
team The Harlem Beach team won This winners
were Charles Drummer. csptain william knollsr
This next race was new and novel one The llrst
testant carrie JsIAnese umnrela- and during ,is
entire race no was not 10 Yet II wet ~ DID hs was
baud Sthsrs VIII their feet s.d ZONE In sh;. %op,ss
ri ,6s bsyS Isss. The distance fss ~ Sasss WAs s0o
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WhesIae. ut Asbury Park.

AssuRy PAAr. Aug la-Ths Asbury Park Athletic
Association has made arrangements for Grand en-
pmsnt Of whssimsn 70 be hsiA IT the Athletic
Park ON Friday and Saturday. Aug. - and "a The
bieyclsts will 70 into camp the grounds opposite
North Asbury Park station and will be governed by
semi military regulation. Tho csmp will 10 ready for
the reception Of wheemsn Aug ~. but will DO
formally opened until the morning OF Aus. "a An
the stsrsoen. "a aud 20 Tor vsiusbls silver
Wsrdsd Tor the best Gsecfstsd wheel and for the club
hsvtns the largest number Of men In line.
the Had insugur.tsd ~ this part Of the Souptry
and building third Of mile track, which will be the
.rrest and widest track Vt the kud In the country
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RAIN SPOILED THE GIRLS SPORT.
An Unwelcome Visitor at the xavisr's
Games Yesterday.


Games Yesterday.
Tho annual open games OF that risinu youns orran
cation the Xavier Athletic Association were held At
the club grounds i3oth street and Harlem River.
yesterday afternoon. aud the meeting was pro-
crossing mos; favorabiy when fierce rain
storm put damporsr to tho sport There was
an unusually large number OF charminrly cos
costumed young ladies present and the rickety cid
Grand stand was Of little protection 70 them When the
sun and gorgeous rainbsw came out for CONSOLATION
With NO dsA but OF getting hsms fast as thsy could
iSp: r n ~: tnn.a haze @ e "
81: !. sf ,a ,, .sh iIsys, made BIZ
u: Weigh IN f.r ssyio sa. viii hardly "r..s cham
s% :' $ W; af:
n, a; Xs,:,; ssSr. hSSs,;s
Pi"n.hipy n' rs sasa RANT and
esrsa his wiihsns.s to s. %sor9. Gray two
& .p II our . rev Bona s
ss%4s err: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ssysnty.nye yard Handicap Run--first heat won By
s?S neg az 5s,.s ss:s ~ js!:ss
s.s I Ts
:,; time ;sscad; seventh S:s; 3 q &
lsass h.., Wen ~ a. sp.lla Ma c. sssss
time 10 ..eonds Ninth neat won " Jsmss S.na
heat won BY r Ferris 4 4 Z. iS fsst time IS sec
TIA By nos. ;,
Ton b. spsmsn ..nora second time 10 seconds e .s
Fns y sp.ma uison second and rra'
ra. eeundIsdy.,d iIsndis.g su uS.S. ~
nss: d sn y-'s' k.:n sssss' ysrd d.
s.E.riS.s s.at Won y 4 ]; smith. n !; 4 4. i
oS., sss.St.' !.!s. s::s s:;s S :$ss
ssns .Sa j.a.sj d.A.s." 80 :.ss:. saiss:
": "a. ~ p,
:scsps and yo..p tH sSp.Ss sern A. $ ::sSnas
y s. S1 ss.:
:i.ss, "a; yssd.. second and S.in.!: 81 y.
a Ssras third Time a minute nn wS d ;sssnd'
VA. ala Ii%:
aminutss 81 .. seconds 6'Donnsi was protested by
s s si'sS. or'sr. y: P's'c; Who sa'.S.s
to Run il fnsi-fi!ss h:.i Won Sy !. w b!ai.y; !.
thia .na ni ksnn.dy .esona e. fourth Hm. s.
.sa aus ;'sona sGnii m. is
fess on t Sa FIN. p ns Leonard and
oFaiias Strengthened sSss: iana:sp.won ~ =, z;
Eli & .:S :ss
| third with 81, feet lOh inchsa
| Running Broad Jump Handle ap- Won BY A. N. Jud;
son NJ. 2f.s. with actual imp OF 40 feet s,S
fs., ny inches: Mooney. <. A. C.. scratch third.
| Running High Jump. Iandoap-won by J. Ftngsr.
AID. q 4. G.. ~ inches with an actual jump OF
and II. Drummond y. NJ G. A. 8 inches tisd at feet
| prize. =.
asi Gs,s: ":.s s'.s; s4.'y*sa
IxG; william i,lpin .. AC and !, SHARP ;! E
| Gardiner 81 George &C; and = Conway. A G.
| Carter. A. c. CLERK Of Course J. j. O'Brisn. n.
A. c. Starter Sam See.
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e.,iasher's Contract with Kenny.

Billy Kenny. the Jerssy fsathsr.wsiEht amateur
champion boxer who IL about TO embark in
professional puRism- and Alex Gallagher have
not yet signed articles for their nEht but they
are wranglinx over terms like men who have
bsen long In the business On Friday night they
met n ahils saloon Newark avenue Jersey City
and with the able assistance Of their backsrA talked
each other until A. ysstsrday The question OF
weight WAS the barrier to arranging things At
Gallagher ia = 1875 pound man and Kenny wanted him
proposed to knock Kenny out In sx round. Al catch
gloves will be used and new articles will he drawn M
before tns snh OF ms wssk inc men saeh haxs asit
much more As Kenny can raise, the GALLAGHER people
The night Will lake place within . month.
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Shooting At w.sh,.sto. Heights.

The Warrington Heights Con Club held = livsbrd
shoot the club grounds. At i1oh street and Kinss
bridge road, on Friday afternoon Tho shoot was
swsspstakes under Hu.nshnm rules TWENTY-FIVE ards
rise birds each Tho s'ore! u. Harrison 10. DIS
brow 10 NJ sAuer. 9: NJ Cox, q; D. Wagner 9; NJ Oliver
y; j. Moloney7:J }. organ u; Jvech,o: NJ RtterLusch
o; schmidt Q; II Lsporin. b; MerriSan 8.
In three. c0rnered swespstakes. each man putting
up "a. Cox MoOney, amt organ were the con
The score was; Coz, 3; Aolonsy. Z; and Organ, q
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sAN Francisco Aug la-Ths numerous articles that
have recently appeared Ia print over the signature of
Jim corbet and his great challenge 70 the world have
caused considerable local comment unfavorAbs to
C"rbstt Peter Jackson says: ~ am ready to nsht
tnrbett At any time. and ~ any place except New
Orleans Furthermore will bet him ESQ., that he V
not gene enough 70 night me again IN othsI words
e be had me beaten e be sAys be bad Why lsit Pc
Eitss ~ n ~~s ''S'." Wv
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Earned sgns-Nev York 2: Cincinnati, 2 FRS: base
Rusis. q; By Rhinea l. struck ou.-By Rusie 2; By
TsIn.n RchaIdsen Cenaor s,or ming s.erites h,,.
Stolen basrs-Richardson Muilans, Browning Double
play ORourke and Buckley Umpifss-Powers and
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The New York A. C.'s Cl.mbske.

The New York Athletic Clubs beautiful country
home. Trsvers Island. was the Mecca Of all the men,
Lors yesterday, one Of tho Clubs famous cismbakss
being tho attraction Psraken Of the siopinr green
hillside on tho banks OF tho Sound. this fsst IL enc
never to Dc forgotten. and there 70 always . rush
were Juicy ths chickens as tender the nsh
lent tile wins sin fact everything In nne order
and the whsle wss snoysd IN the rip roaring fa,hion
peculiar TO tbs msmbsrs n tn Mysy CLUB Ihs coI
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Baseball Notes.

The Bostous will be here tomorrow. and the New
Yo5s: ~ sp6s.voE to Gonymse III: men from the
PaILApsLfrtA. AUG. la-Ths reported signing Of
Mayer BY Pittsburgh was premature. He had pro.
missed President O'Ns that he would 70 with his club
under certain conditions. but did not sign.
"Ths statement In THx Sun to the effect that young
Club Va. correct" said Dr:et3r Taloott came 70
Ewing who gave their opinion that the young
showed great promise Assertio to the contrary
relieve the fssn1s OF slow news gathsrers but do not
change the fScts"
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Lawn Tennis Experts at Bar Harssr

BAR HARMON Aug 1a-Ths doubles In the Bar Hsroo9
lawn tennis tournament resulted follows: frslna.
mary round-Fowlsr and white beat Hovsy and H.
Mccormack by default; Hall brothers beat Cushman
and partner BY default; Emmons and Thompson beat
Stuart and g. Mccormick, Ga 4-6 ell; Calhoun an1
W. CushmAn beat Sands and ". cushman, - 81.
81,
First Round O. r. Brown. Jr. and ". D. orcutt beat
Mccormick and partner by default; Hall oroths1 beat
Fowler and White. - 7-S: EmmoDa and Thompson
beat calhoun and ". Cushman S-H %; Clark aud
Landrsth beat Brooks and tiarman. 50 60.
Second Round-H brothers be at Brown and Orcutk
ga 50, CLARK and Landreth beat Emmons and
Thompson, 7-5S-
Fin. RoundEH.li brothers beat Clark and Laudrs.h.
6-S 81 (unnniyhsdl
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GLASS A-cAsIH sLoors-2s 70 % FEET.


Seven prize matches were contested ysstsrday after
At ClArsmont by the members Of the New Jsrssy
Shooting Club Tue results were:
First event. ten blue rocks each. Keystone system
George y. virdop, Il Charles A. Pope w. Blsk-soe
Second event w.ikinE match, AZ ten tSrts ssAsh-
lee s.
Third event. ten birdA each. from uns angles
J. Rusais =; George ;. Nirden 7; shelton. y
chr pam x Hiaps ,I.. ~ ~ IL" ,samns
tG sy.ns ksy,ops : :r. Ten gay ps.ons each
sixth event. tan clay. sAeh from ust.own Aaglss-
6.s ~ cs s;;ss; 'sii a Ire: ss's-s
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A D,a.o,d B.dxe for . Pigeon Shoot,

The regular shoot Of the Coney Island Rod and Gun
Club At woodawn Park yesterday was productive Of
great scores. Twenty-four members faced the traps
and NO less than nine made straight scores Of
for ths diamond badge Of the club Nius men also
killed of for the second prize which after
ward divided by s. W. Northrdge and r. Lambert after
killing u each. L. 7. Davenport won the diamond
badge with straight Of 10 frevious that to
decide private bet SO birds no killed A. making his
prize divided BY H. Aclonrhlin H. Eppie G. In9ei.
brscht W sohiilys and schmadeks TIE SCORES were:
Z; p Van "a y.rd:i II LsiI ss ;.ia.?
b yoorhse. IS ards Z; G. horris 80 yards IL: 8.
No,sn,ids: q yards y; LsnSsr. g yard. q;
! Hyde; % yards 9; s = z Dc frsins atyaidS (;
spsS y y.Ss: EgD Is ,: IS y. 3 fnss
Schiilys. 25 yarda 5; ~ Assessor ~ yards, II; j. r.
schmidske. ~ yards. 8; X. Dwysr IS yards Il r,
EpptR, - yArdA u
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The finest heat OF the single. Z for the cham
pions'ip Of IN. Gramsrcy Eoat Club was rowed last
evening M the Harlem River. The starters were W.
Mals.rin and = A. .Iauns The Isse was over the
Dam bridge Both men left the pest well toseshsr asl
continued In sioss company for three QSAftsry e q
sSs ~ i.ssts g .Sss.s II sssss5 ~ W. -
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FL y st!'9 'nnd s,.,.n
:l.sS 2 q: ~ ~. S",:Sx::SSI ,,S;.5,;
IA dssns judge v;n Srasn &, =: Go: l2 CAT
H.vry wsisra rsI:, TMsS,.' s si,:mDaFSys :
NoIry. y. Cos, Rich Stolen oasss.oArey Eah Dpsysa
lO, qsnnt L novry. Judge. Carr rynx as.ts6. Rich
Unpifs-Lsmhy. Ttne-i.33
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TIL. Ought to be Yacht Rscs.

NEWPORT. AuE la-An the yachts entered for she
special sweepstakes OF the Cornthian Yacht C!ab Of
New York " be sailed Monday. will up she line
with the exception Of the nautilus Aborat and Uvirs
These 6o.is rs.ize thu. hsy are not IN ne procession
fast enough Neither IL Nautilus UvIrs has not been
hauled out since Juasl. number OF members Of the
COrntlisu Club here.
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Rowing and SWIMMING In Bayonno Cove.
The members of the Bayonns Rowing and Athletic
Association held their fifteenth annual closed club
Ratta yesterday afternoon In Bayonns cove OF New
York Bay There were seven races on the card four OF
them contested by oarsmsn. two By canosu. and
one by natatoria experts The winners OF tho various
contests received handsome gold medals and tho crews
silk banners. The four rowing races were over .
mile COURSE with turn and the start and finish
the club OF the organization NJ the foot OF East
Thirty. second street. bayonns.
The first race between two four.oarsd shall
crews IS follows: Rsds-Thomas r. Garrett bow;
Bull stroke. whites Frank a; Bs.risey bSM: Z A.
s..1dsr M: White. Tsa II Is ssS
onda by two lens.h.
1s: .As os r.
%S..: D.s.s irfns s.. wJ;fs :'ysti S,,5
Miii,s% /: Msfss!.n sslSx. u; Whitaker. eox:S.a;
Ths Reds nnshsd easily oS SIX enk'ns IN minutes 20
third eSn.:', 70: s
S IT.;
Blues. Alexander schumsohsr bow: rhSm.. ,:
.hsrp race ana Ii. Blue. ~ about av. feet 10
minutes Is seconds o.. ,,,.
er. IN: .Gu feIie ,as' j.a. .sd
Collin. q ~ jonah aud Frank !. Bs.rd..y and Frank
Colin: .od in 3: sss M crossed ;h.
"a! SoSn .s i" q.
Birds.!i. IN q. Toddi: and thomas GarIst in thS
~: RI. .ssE won In - seconds Frederick Col
Light started In th: 100 ard. winning race
4. Mcr.risn was sscona I'd ward a. Roth third and
Xiss.na.i ssnum INA .. fourth r ,.,..n
;na .:a p;: Ss0s h.: q
miuutos IS seconds
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YOnkers OarsmeA.

YosKERs Aug. I6-The fourth four cared she'll race
the Howard medals ro~sd this evening between
crews OF ths Psissds Boat Club aver a one,mils
strairhtaway course upon the Hudson River OF the
scr and the tLrd the Oto Ths rses won ~ the
Keyser Ia minu!ss s7 sscondt With the fohsins
ss:s s I e: &;S ;s:SSr
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baseball Games To-day.
AMERICAN AssocIArioS.
louisville ". Columbus. At Louisville.
St. Louis Va CiuoinnAtt ~ St. LouiS-

Alsrtons VI. Gorhama at Monitor Park.
Senators ~ NdgeWo1d at Recreation grounds.
Enerads Va Ievisrs AZ Van rest . NJ
Nationals Va, ColoHsd Alpine1 AZ Atlantic Park.
flushines ". Cuban Gianta at Long Island ground
Epiphany Lyosum W St stsphsna AriinGt6ns '
koonSys buckeyes 70. HawkS 81 Cscians Va Got HI am
Larrsncsa ~ St. Ceceliana tnrst team) Crane
cys Domsstios xonicas Va Cliutons. ~ RecrsatiC
groungs
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Staten Island A. C.............2 o 20 ! OF
Craacsnt A. C................2 o %

CtesoeuS q. S......s'.....s.'..S -
Earned runs-ststen Islaad A. G., 2: Crescent A. C. !:
ItflI base By srrors-statsn Island G, q Grssesnt
Ss..A Fi..s Ss;: on Sss7 o. 9s:,h g
!ord aurPhy. Clare Thres,eass hit.Bru.h, I've base
S.9 ns.Dey fSUs ey
fiAsy s!ssn S,:.sTro,G H.Iphk az H Ho.ssss:
80 81 .Dischsr-Hoschkica Csdms; wild GitEhes ..
Glare. A. Passed bau-Aurphy. Umphe-su'livau
TimO-ItA
HOLLYWOOD p C., II: s1ArHN ISLAND c. c.. H.
the sta,sn Island Athletic Club had shs game von on
their grounds Lvineston ysserd.y but IN the last
insne she Ensis cod Field Club piled up eight runs
error BY the home team. Winning the game hands
doHh. The SCORE:
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,.Esm:d Iu..-s. Leuis Twcbass hit. :, e.
sse!y fisit on ball, on stivssta s; on Mama i Of
Kelly, g. struck out-By SivsttA a. BY Mains !: BY
nwyer 2 Passsd baM-vauEhn VIVA pitch-Aains.
1fms-2:la unpirs-DArlin1.
cOLunBus q; LOUISVILLE Z.
Lou1sv11Le, Aug l5.-Tedays game was . tedious
su4 hosrs and IS minutss being necessary to play
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IGNORED THE BOYCOTE.
The Brass Workers and Metal Polishers
Hold Games on Forbidden Ground.


The tenth annual picnic and games Of the United
Brass workers Metal Polishers. and Platers OF New
York and vicinity hold 1t Brommsrs Union Park.
1881 street and Willis avenue yesterday The central
Labor Union has boycott the park through trouble
with the Waters Union. but although the U. b. W.. ~
p and r. 10 knight OF Labor organization, 1t ignored
There rather poor attendance.
Tbs summary Of the athle,ic events 10 a. follows;
ono hundred yard run-won BY J. hyder; Il. LIP
perth. second.
Four hundred. and forty yard Shoe Rsce.won BY Q.
Campbell D. Ryan second aud j. COnuUrs third.
Four hundred and forty. yard Boys Race, Under 10
Isars-Mou BY iIRh Frey NIXON second
.. Hop Step. and Jump-Won By n. Murphy. J. Carroll
second.
pIovses or l.. Aott-Won By l. LEOPOLD George Z.
There was ass . shooting contest for tho employees
Of } l. Mott
owing to . scarcity Of stop watshss there was no
time taken In the athletic compstitions rho prizes
were donated, and useful articles consisting OF
clocks umbrellas carl rscsivers. nshing polss aud
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CRICKET


Tns patient play Of the Rev n J. Evans almost de-
prtvsd the Manhatans Of victory ever the Berkssys
yesterday at Prospect Park and they just MANAGED 70
nnish the sams With q few minutes 70 spare N. r.
Cobbss wsrk In both departments was the feature OF
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Tennis at YonkerS.

YosEHRa Aug ia large crowd witnessed the INST
DAYS play the closed lawn tennis OF the
Pa!isade Boat Club this afternoon The scores:
=, Preliminary Ronnd-E; l.. Dieksrm.n bss: !: g.
go; ". T. Hodgeman beat Willard Carpenter %-s 81,
e.: G. r. Marsden beat y r. Weldon. Ga 81: W.
T. Carpenter beat Z Bashford g. 6-3; II. Bash
ford beat j. m. Hunt by default.
Second Round-Dick erman beat Moore. 6-l, e.
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Earned suns-- Warrington. 1; Athlstica q. rwobass
hits-dsinnn. Murphy. stolen bA,s-Dswd. Dcnbls
rlAys-CefcorAn HAnAn aud LArkin; Hulvsy. Hall.
man, aad Laftin. fir.t base Sails-w ashiuston ii
AthieticA s. HIT by pitched bali-MeramAny Murphy.
struck oAt.B BY Carssy 3; BY weighing y Wild pitch
Carssy. fims-2 hours Cnpirs-Kerins
81 Louia Z; CINCINNATI, 3.
D. LooiS Aur. i5-The Browns had no trouble In
dewrins Kelly team this afternoon Attendance about
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vas gsA By the fhilaasiphas BY batter eli around play
lNE The batting Of Brown ard great throw
M ~ BttAutos were the fssturss Attendance. ssoI.


shilsdslpniA .,.............."o Q 50 -
finburfu.. ............ 30 ! n o o.
EAfpfd rnns-fhiladsiphiA 2; PittsbuYsh, ). Two.
snss nits-s nrown Carroll balawn stolen basse-
s s.ss Aysn and srsSn snas.r. Bisres.., and
nerhAush CARROLL. Struck out-Espsr Rsckiey, Miner.
Umpirs-HAfs
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G Sssss:a 4 4. o::::::::::::o
y E Cd. fhse "a
Ogahas A. G, u brshton 4 G.. First base on balls
81 s..oa
slassn Yalsptins. Two,Sass hits-Brady ssltx Sac
sssi:. sss:s sTSssH. Si!i.y oiS s6onSla, SoS:
ooeI His b. pitchsr-ssisz Umpirs-Hsarh Time
sEv JEasxy A. O., o; CATHEDRAL 4 GO
uy,sr Wsstsryelt twsd for the ball tosssrs OF the
New Jersey Athletic Club In the Amateur Athletic
Union championship game 81 Bsrgsn Peint ysatsrday
ssrnoon "a hs held ~ g an 81 the c.ih:dr.l At
tered single hts besides striking out thirteen Of thrty'
two bstsmsn. The score:
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There Wasn't wind Enough to Allow
Good Race.

II the Horseshoe Harbor Club OF Larchmont had sr.
ranged i Meet Of small yachts early day
yesterday the boats might have carried sooA breeze
Of wind the whole eight mile course; but the
start was Programmed until . r. ana there WAS
scarcely than breath the water Afier that
hour little .silins WAS done Several entire. drsw out
captains discovered The prospect Ut breeze
eight hoAtA In three Glasses made The from
wostsriy Pasoda Point Execution Reef to Constable
tim: mAds oy the sSnps'SEs ths5 r.. ksS.,ts Com;
Charles A. SINGER did not consider necessary hEurs
last niEht the time allow Of 20 seconds
foot but awarded prizes the basis dspAyed In the
following table:
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AZ Lawrence n J.-RockaWay Hunt Club 10; oSAtsu
lRand Cricket club rsserveA >.
A Yonksrs-Y. n. q A.. !; Dobbs Ferry. Is
AZ nsnsonhurbt-- Bensonhurst = AmersfortA !.
AZ Long Island Base BA l Grounds-t Artng depart
ment George v. Hccksr Company. D; Clerical depart
msnt -
A. Lake Mahopac-carmeL 10; Thompson iisnso. u
AtJsrssy City-PuEs Of Pierre LorillardA ~; Fine
CutS 80
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tSs.Sa:
psfss fhresbaSs hit-fsylor TWO base hits-W OF,
Ronnslly; stolen b.s.s-Kusnns Cs& Wolf shinn!ck.
sinss Wolf LonE Ryan e. Se:.in g, sh Gn'.
Asa Hit by pitched ball-wst shinnick. l.shans
VIVA pitch-KnslL Struck out.By Pitzssrnd. !; by
Msskin. H. Double pay.Asskin. Taylor. Umpire
Nahonsy. 1ins-2:4a
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Sssss-o'Tsoi. az si@cnSinr:r. ). HsSss Dc Gu.
nonss ws.!eryst fountain ill vrsdsnbursh. Fra.
yrsdsnbursh First base on errors -Gathsdrai e.
Murray -. wisslow. Commisty 90. Quinn a. =.
Halves I'll yyedenbureh, Jenkins IS. Passed ba!l-W.
dinFsr. Murray. and nelson VI Curris and Niid- Time
OF fAms-l .JS Umpirs-McCrum.
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Eastern Association.
The Amateur League.
THE RECORD

THE RECORD.
Gxos, Hs.. Lag. PerssI cub. Eos log. ~. e
Rn9wdS.Cl2 .ee7lstatsn Leo. 10 III
sfAsrH ISLAND C. 7: CRrscENr 4 C.. -
A. Ray RIDGE ysstsrday the Crsscsnt Athletic Club
lost An 70 the staten Island Ath
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Other Games.

ORANGE A. O.. 4; ssIouIox 4. ca
IN ssrorlsss game played By the Orange Athletic
Club ysstsrday but wss emily after hard u.sls That
ShSy 1sfsstsd the Brighten Athletic Club The score;
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Total,


TzfKKSUN tVFKfHKUWs BfAfKN NLzNR
One of tho closest and exciting cricket matches
that has ever beon played IN Paterson decided
faterson eleven ". Mattock, the raterson pr1fss
s,snal had excellent wicket prepared. The score
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The American Association.

The American Asseeiatiou.
Only three American Association games
were played Yesterday. The scores were:
Az eetics. g; Washington. 8
~. Z" - Louis. q: Cincinnati. 8.
Columbus, 8; Louisville, Z.
Al Boaton raio
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THE RECORD,

AfnLxrid .; WARRINGTON, J.
WARRINGTON, Aus. ih--Caraey pitched coed ball to
deyup 70 She eighth inning whom he weakened percep
uby. and AFTER diving two 6assa balls was hs for
four siuelsA fesultinG In nve and the Eams A.
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THE rAsLxs ruRssp on RAHiLroS.
Last week the Fort Hamilton club Was ahead OF
Kings County In the League series hut thu latter wen
their game yesterday and again take their position
Tile score.
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INV voRK's
@. Tuttls OF the Brooklyn
Ing agAinst the Nav Yur
tanned D wickots fer 1 ran.
RRooKLyS.
A. Jones. o. lIornby, b.
L0uRhlin. 8
II; Helms Q. Roberta b.
LauKhlin. ..............
q. Tuttls. b. Laughlin. :.
A. Il Durrans b liam.
mond. 49,. $50.
{. q. Greene. b. Ham.
mond, -. ..............
W. A Gray, |. b. v. b.
hammond ........,....
y. 7. Dyke.b. Hammond.
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B, scale, 9. Hammond. b.
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SNAIL YACHTS ON THE SOUND.

| Total.
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donos una Vez mas que es una Yerdadera actriz
On tOda Ia extension do la palabra, habiendo
cosechado anochs numsrosos y justisimos
aplausos
La senora Agosti muy On cartcter en 81
desempe1o del papel de Filomena, y la selori-
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Grifell por las cualidades artfsticas que pos6en.
RI senior Delgado, como de costumbre, ad.
mlrable. iQu6 don Nemesio mas natural, mas
logico, mass. Vamos, que aquello no pa
recia dcci6n artfstica para distraer el Amino
sino realidad viViente y palpitante de la hu.
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del auditorio, calurosas entusiastas SO sncO-
dian sin cesar y el Sr. Delgado puede estar sa-
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Los se1ores Leon, Terradas Cervantes
bastante bjen en- sus respectivos papeles, con-
tribuyendo los demas artistas al mejor 6xito
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Termin6 tan divertida funci61 con Il CHS
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publico.