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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-22
THE ROAD Honsr Assoc1A7rox.


The Road Horse Association OF New York
told OF In THE Sun OF Sunday last was formed
on q highly enthusiastic anu militant basis
at the Plaza Hotel on Saturday night Fred
eric p. Olcott has been elected President. c. ]
Hamlln Of Buffalo yicc-President, j. C. De Ii
Verene Treasurer. and Hamilton Busbcy Sec
Rotary. The Executive Committee from the
city and county OF New York. to serve till the
date ofthe first annual meeting. is made up Of
Ps.,. ff' II Ehrf
Darling. Henry Liausrn. - -
Members OF the Executive Committee from
other counties are:
Eings-John H. Shuts. Henry 7. Boody.
saa aeH' ii ). f snfr9
9ranEee-Chare. Backman.
R R.sSSS::,&h4rIs e s E.s.m:n
| opneida-M. @. Thomson.
SSsfi%aHs-1ts ss sS%.s
Sosr H,ss.Gar w. sHHf Archer.
The Executive Committee Is TO bc eighty
In number. with at least one member from
each county. The blanks for signatures OF
those desiring to Join the association. which
will be circulated throughout the state. carry
the s agreement Ito unite in all proper efforts to
and more security in the i,se OF roni hnrses
ana i, s1t vehicles the cities and counties d
THIS Is the most noticeable Of the by laws,
which each member is pledged to observe:
Any person failing to in the interest of the as.
ISOLATION. as indicated by ssouton OF the Executive
Committee shall be dropped from the roll OF member.
ship and record kept Of such persons for the
the members of the association.
=, The Executive Committee. therefore, will he
the supreme political arbiter Of how the mem
6ers shall vote In any election for any officer
from Supervisor to Governor. The Tart Fic'd
and Farm, who confesses that In the lato
struggle to repeal tho Speedway law II was the
horse breeding interest against the ma
chine" the m achine being the united helcga-
ton from this city. gives also this opinion OF
the forces upon which the new association can
rely for support:
I'm this city alone there enough men, with ballots
employed In tho public and private stables by master
farriers and by great corporations controlled by lovers
OF the American horse. tho tIoter to defeat in hard
fight for the ofie Of Mayor the candidate who is op.
posed 70 their best interests"
So. when the Executive Committee have de-
Legislature are to he voted for the .mister far
riers" and the great corporations" will be ex-
pected to bring up their employees and see
that they vote right This is certainly an UNI
usually aggressive attitude to assume on tho
pnrt OF my organization which must procure
al their hoped-for advantages by general pub
lie consent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-22

The Western Union Telegraph Company will be rep.
resented by a strong team this year John Wood and
Frank steele comprise tho battery The other players
are; John Faith 1st b Thomas iIuilneberry Peter
Connors ID b.; James Void, Jr I'd The outneid con.
sists OF Void. Hays. and Smith Challenges should be
sent to J. A. Wood. captain 1851 Broadway. eighth
floor. New York city.
The Tw-nty.second Regiment has organized 4 strong
team. They will play any hrst-class uniformed team
Offering q guarantee keEimental teams can have
games The Twcntysecond's players are: L. l.. Mills,
RI So Mills c: Z. Brodhesd, 1.t b.: E sherwood "a
X. q. johnson. g.; Donald on. Sd b.: +. Con, ].
T.; g. q. Watson, c. II !, Christianson, Communal.
cations should be addressed to Frank Isherwood ~
Stone street. New York city.
The summers of Brooklyn have arranged the follow:
lug games; May :. Elizabeth Field Club; H. hdelph
Academy H. u. C.: II. Elizabeth Field club: ~. Bay
RIDGE y, n. 6 10 bergen BIB CT June !. state an.
Club; 20. Aroma Athletics Jn W, Ridgcfeld Park e.
4. open: .. Titan h. ca 10. franklin Athletics: %
Rutherford whs.lmen rs Ridsensld PARK PARK 2G;; ~
club; e. open; 10. Bergen b. - C.; II ana a. open.
They would like to hear from some hrstclass teams
Bro
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-22

The third annual spring raco meet OF the Harvard
University Cycling Association will be hold at Holiness
Field on Saturday June 4. Only one ordinary race
has been placed upon the programme. An intercol.
egiGte and nterscho!nstic contest will be held in VIII CHI
three handsome silver cups will be offered as prizes
The following list Of events will be run: Half mile
scratch 80 class onr-miIe handicap. open one Ito
ordinary lhnGiran open one-nie scratch open: one.
mile specia handicap; sper'a! invi alton race
interschoasic h'mnionship Entries for the races
will cioss on May 70 with r. II. Davis, no Irving
street. Cam bridge Mass.
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Th. Ro..v,,lrs SIN in tho SWIM

The Roseville Athletic Association OF Newark having
recently rem odelled their building the Bowling Com.
mttee have decided to hold spring tournament dur.
ing the week commencing May .. The entry list is lin.
tied, and no entry will lie received after to.mor.
row. There viii be tve.man team tournament,
which Is open to one team from any association
uiarly orgnn<ci rHD. except the Rockville Athletic
Association Prizes TO the amount OF $2F0 will bs
offered, The FIRST prize will he valued at $50 second
$40 There viii also be headPin tournament With at
least nine prizes ranging IN value from 50 to $75 each
The alleys will be unen every evening for the team
tournament. except saturday, when they will DO open
tor the head.pin game only.
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Jockey Prank Mclaughlin IL Dead.

Jockey Frank Mclaughlin died yesterday Of
pneumonia at his home In Vanderbilt street,
Windsor Terrace. Flatbush. He was brother
ofJlmmy Mclaughlin. tho famous rider. He
was ruled of the Saratoga track in 1882 for
attempting to- bribe another jockey. and did
not ride again until 1850. A year ago lie
and two months ago he was arrested Tor bent.
ing his BARTENDER james OConnelI. over the
mead with bottle. and It WAS while in jnil
He was not Released until April II. He WAS ri
years old. He leayes O widow and ono child,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-22
Crack Shots Around Keyport.

KrrroHr April ?o-The regular monthly shoot of the
Midway 'un Club was held this afternoon at their
grounds between Matawan and Report. The shoot
at six live birds each. The result was: James
henderson,. q: f. Wecker', 5; j. Terhune 3: James
tcal". .: Charles Malrnead, I: John AIpegate. 4:
james Van Brake. 3; William Paine 8: Frank WorrelL
:. Lfmbrrsun won mrs. Irze god medal
TIL" shUrl-On Tor second prize Will take place at the
next Huuthir shoot, SWEEPSTAKES miss and out. So
tnnce at i've blue rocks resulted as toiows W. Wrr.
r-r. q i, Venues /: j. Van Brake. I. Sweepstakes,
!ivs birds, miss and on. 20 entrance; iamher'son,
z, ". rerrine, g.: a. Wy"kOH. 3: L Huirhead, g. TIE
purse was divided on account OF lack Of BIRDS.
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To-day. Entri.. at eut,ensurx.

First Race-Thrce quarters Of a mile. Arthur Davis
ITO: Chapman. FItzroy. 100: Watch Me. Headlight
Ill Spent. los: Zavea lily ".
Second Rare-Five. eghths OF Q mile. Balarat ia:
Codslrehm. 1l3; Ivanhor. 100: Emstone. IOI; Black.
lock. r-raito. Little Fred lo7; Marsh Red"n Dixie.
1O: Maagorda hlly. 10g; Bolivar, 10: Gadia Tor 80
Third Racentoqr and ION onehaIr Iurlonx. shotoyer.
mound Rattle cry. Louis F.. 12l Black mailer. lis.
Fourth R,ce-Three.quarterB Of II mile Saunt erer
100: ToHno. 10S; Derango. Salisbury, pl.
Fifth kace-one and one.haf miles. Fenelon. lit;
Sandstone. 90; Eleve. fB; Iceberg. 83; j. b., 10.
sixth Rnce-Seven.eighths OF q mile LnnRstride
119: Pelham. 40: Climax. 100: Rover log; Alarm
Bee, JOB: Grafton lO2.
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while Dny VIII Re protc.,.s

There being little chance Of Kennedy. the Chicago
runner being reinstaed by the Central Association Of
the A. A. u in time to for the Prospect ariers
the crosscountry championships on April 20 that en-.
teiprsihg organization has s'rurei Willie Dnv.
Jersey phenomenon 70 represent u on the ansrcious
occasion. Day wohIi he almost certain /. secure the
championsip for the Pr spects II his points
to and protest VIII he Med against his compel
Ing for them on the ground that he is not bona de
ember of the Iarriers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-22

According to advices received mt tho Po'ios Gis6t
office yesterday Arthur Wesley Inns challenged "Chap
pie" Moran 10 light for 900 a side and the larges
purse offered
The scotch champion, Iarhic Thomson Of Glasgow
and rk Buryt have been matched 10 hght for 600
side and argtsl pure. al lii pounds on June ~
Peter .arksOn'- trainer rom Mlllams oilers 10 light
any liOpuund man IN ENGLAND or America. to take
place in four weeks after the sIavinJackson night 81
the NitiuHa! Club Of London
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Coed shoo,,rg a, woodInwu Park.

som" very ivev biriss, W. olIawn Park. L l., kept
the scores of the Erie Gun CiuGs members below the
usual average on Wcdn"sia9 Three prizes were given
esd"s IN" elnh na!gr AMI ne ties for each Of them
hhi 10 DE snn on We ;" 1eIs being g. Plate Z, DOhr
man. W. ilhrtJt, ana j. S'rI She scores:
. seven birds e1ch man m din Il birmingham rules.
=. IRA. yards "; g. fut". - yards 1t, a. Mummy
~ ytrd- y: W.,srhnlze - yards, q: nc D0hrmann
~ ysIt y; :, rlAle ~ ards, .: j, y. schmaderke ~
SA,ls. .; Z. MnIrinau = NaT'- =: NJ ElsaeY ser ~
yards -; q Y Lnhrs"h - yards. 3: ". ulrljc. 20
yarns. u. u u Lyhch ~ yArls 9; j. A. st. 20 yards
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The Winners q. e,ouse,,...

GLOUCESTER. April 2l.-Pirst Race-six and one.baf
fnrlonVs, vuPina hrst Favorite ssconi shakespeare
Second Rae Three and one half fur!ongs Our Mag
U:454
Third Race-One mile. Jugg!er first. Eblis second
ppahannock third. Time. ! :5u1.
Fourth Rscc-fveeighths Of a mile. Maid Of Blair
ney nrs,; Recess srconn InarI tnird: Time. ;o5
125
sixth Race-Four and one.half furlongs. Carlow
first, Sterling second. Goldstep third. Time. l:Ol
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-22

The thirtynnth contest In the amateur stra!gh,.-.n
billiard handicap WAS played last evsn'ng at 2aNu.s
Academy. no East Fourteenth street e. starn 'lpD
defeated Edward Solomon tlOO by 1Ou to "a Average
or Inc winner 1911: best IT the winner =, ut
run Of the loser. The contcsting players IN eyrnx
Mill be Isaac Peser and Alexander Field L,'i "a
handicapped to pay 200 points.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-22

PITTSBURGH. April 2l.-NIr Robert Bonner
passed through here this morning on his way
to Franklin. where Sunol is quartered. Dur.
Ing conversation Mr.. Bonner expressed his
conviction that Sunol would lower her record
Of 2:0a4. He says she will be given an npnori
tunity to do so this season. He believes she
can do more toward reaching the dreamed
horse ''"e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-22

NV HAVEN. April 2l.-Presiifnt Wade Of the Yale
Athletic Association received telegram this morning
from the Harvard Athletic authorities NAV ~
n the date ON which III. second annual ny OF the
ny fA,e anu II was expected that Harvard would OBJ
lecl. Tue event Mlll take I.ace AZ the Yale Weld.
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LOUISVILLE

hits-Anson. Pfefer. layor sacri' &c ht.-,ama"am.
ssesry BROWNING t2 Jennings. Tay Or. stol bases
Sn Gamb,rt. First base on err9rs ioui,viii' :.
Wild pitch-Gumbert. struck ont-Ey GuinierI, I. ny
neekin, 8. Double PLAYS J'nninns lreiter AMI Tay.
tor: Cnnaynn Cooney and Arson: Ryan and Schriver
Cnpire-sheridhn. Time, 80.
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No Racing 1t EIixnbetb-

ELizAsrTH. April 2l-Capt J. H. Corrie the Elizabeth
member Of the New Jersey Jockey Club and no last
year had the lease of the grounds received letter To-
day from Secretary Mcintyre Informing him that
there not the slightest intention now IN ho,b
sprns meeting on the Kl,Iabe,h track as the project
ysLsd qs.tlon Cart corrs ssys That The club in al
probability viii make no sttempt reopen The rronnn
BY the Legislature iegaliEinS betting on race
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-22

Woe 10 tn. amateur" boxer william B. Curtis
James 4. Suliivs aud stenographer have been busy
the past week and the latest arices place the list
buNris TO be suspended 10 night ~ over 26O. with
scNefal counties to hear from.
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Baseball, Polo Grounds, To-day.

Grand opening League championship. Two games for
one ADMISSION. Washington IS. New York. Music by
the Seventh Regiment Band. Grounds and stand.
decorated with nags and bunting, First game = T. NJ;
seem mm,l@IrIy after Airi,'"n nv, aud .5c,
lfs"s ana reserved rchir AZ Spalngs "a Broadway
aud uud n West l.oth 81 Tc,els and IT al ons
issued FOR Thursday Will be good tor to day .-Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-22

The power Of ppotntins official referees in the va.
rous DIVISIONS Of the L. A. W has by the recent ruling
of the Racing Board bscn left option OF the s.
trrt members Of the Board The various divisions now
have the matter under ronside alton and while some
favor the idea opposition has been developed to the
arrangement. Chairman H. F.. Raymond OF tho Ma
tional Board. who Is IN charge uf the New York di.
vision, said 10 suS reporter that lie not in favor
OF the appointment Of Official referees in his division
and unless the division me he requested such an an
ponlmen hr woui not make o'e 1t is tho opinion OF
Una rman Eaymunu that no 4iOn OF the l. ".
has any right I" comp club, /" have their 0ic a ly
appointed man preside ~ their tournaments, PRO.
vled an Official reierae is appointed com pulsDry
thai every club ~ the division select this o,cai
Accord ng 70 ms rule. II the O,ical referee il resi-.
dent Of R"rcs, er. his expenses 10 New York meet
must be paid Th- question th-n arises who to nav
this officials expenses No provision IL made by either
the cub or division IN foot the expenses III q
Growthers. the Philadelphia member OF tie Racing
Board inNOrs the app u;nsn OF official referees 81
does w. Waits Of louisville and l.. Miller the M-rleu
member Of the Hoard II NOT known whether Me.srs
%. 1norne and q. g. tOstcr tho Lhica 20 and CIeva
land members. favor the Idea ~'N
william ;. Bull OF bu'nip the hief Con nj NJ tho
New York state Division, has been mentioned as a
POSSIBLE candidate Tor the position tn tIrt This
selection OF Mr. Bull would be n.gI!y satisfactory
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Baseball Games To. da y.

NATIONAL LrAGr. ASD ASrRicAy ASSOCIATION.
New York Va. Washingt on. at the Polo grounds.
Brooklyn VI. Philadelphia AT Eastern Park.
Boston vs.: Baltilno g. at Boston.
Pittsburgh vs.. St. Louis, at Pittsburgh.
Cleveland vs.. CINCINNATI at Cleveland.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-22
Launch or the Mu,, Po,,,,,.

Commodore b. Y. sutton's soop Null wa. IN h,y,
been launched yesterday afternoon at Polop', ynrJ
South Brooklyn. Owtng to the heavy rain s,orn, ,h
2 O'clock. ~'''"''" A.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-22

Eibbel Lehrbach and Holden will DO the competitor
In The srS tournament series tonight.
Tho closing games this week IN tho hnal tournament
OF the ALnei ican Amateur Bowling Union viii take
place tonight at the Columbus Market alleya The OBJ
posing hves" will hail from the Waverly Club Of
Brooklyn Elizabeth Athletic Club and the Montgomery
Bowling Club OF Newark
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Work Of the wi,IInm.burEh Trap sh,ot.r.

wissels Cypress Hill Park l.. l.. witnessed a closely
contested match at inanima'e targets between 9, =
weknown Wiinainsburgh trap shooters and one man
from this city on Wednrsdav. Tho targets w.r,
blue rocks, thrown from two traps at right and left
angles the shooters standing at IL yards rise and
firing at 80 clay birds under American Association
rules. The New York man. Gus Gret did not only
have more experience in taking every adyantac.
under the rules but was also in excellent trim as his
fine OF ~ out of 30 viii attest Iis lonpest RIM
was the wind M. when lie broke sixteen sraivht
Nh! cap Wrrh Ufst money. 'e'
Martin Sch0e'ler and Tom Short \ re the two crack
shots in the Acme Gun club. they ran the yonnv
man ron Sew York a close race up to the thirtieth
rnuuh schCrtler hfeang W only during mis- in.t va
th"is. fer"il money wrht 10 Srhorttler on AZ and
tb.rd TO short on ~. J.. KunRwriler another Acm.
shooter. had gun which scattered 10 badly tbst hs
lost cons leribe number ~ busted targets hit hnt
not hron"n lie took fourth money on a. The otbsr
Guen' her -, and &. Wi"srr. i3 -' ~ ~
Three swr-p, axes mt sIy Il lie rocks eoch a,.o to,L
place with Tie following results: 80" N0'A
tirsi ENrHt-N Soho ,t'ler, 2; g. Grsn and j. Link A.
T. sanr, aTiJ iusn,hsr .. kGn2ws,!er. 2; WisseE. l.
second Er"nt-Srhoetirr. nIuif. and LINK tied On x
And snnt o. mss and pa: schoitter winning on thc
prize on 4: Guenther. & ''""
Third Eyen'-ireiH, u; Short 6: schoettler 4. ac.,
ther, 4; kunzweilcr. .. y ~"
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Wants to Fight Tommy Ryan.

CHICAGO April 2l-Jack wilks Of st. Louis. tho Mis-.
souri, wslterwsigh puEiliss posted forfeit to-day to
brlng on POSSIBLE. match with Tommy Ryan the
weiler'weRht champion, for 500 side and purse Of
Si'zoo ousrod BY the South Omaha Athletic Club,
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warn Earned rnns.Bc;ton 4: Baltimore. B. HON. run
Melch Two.base hits-Nash. Van iintren. Three base
hitsILong. CAME. sacrifice hits-Mct'ar,hy. siindIe
sShoch Gunson stolen Gs-s-Duny. Lowe. Mccarthy
Mubter Lett on bascs-BostOn. Il: Baltimore, = Erst
base on b"lIsIoii Buinton; = First base on errors
6oeton Vi; Baltimore 2. Hit by pitched ball-Hy
Etchois !. Wild pitch--Nichol. struck nut-By
ncnols, 7; by Bunn'on =. Double play-WelrL and
ounsOh. Umpire-Ganney. Tme-l;au.
LOUISVILLE. I: CHICAGO 9
Lousv,LLx April 2l-Capt Anson's colts were In to-
Jays RAmc Tor fre Inh,ngs. then Cant. Plcfrr's
cyclones assumed command and the dstis,ce nag fell
on Ansnns men ~ the subsequent inning Gladiator
BROWNING made his appe arance in Louisville uniform
tor fhS nsst time IN three year.. jennings piayeia
brilliant heding game. and made sOrs That SET
sns eranS. wild The pitching honors were about
evenly divided both being effective SeNnra. critical
stages OF the game. Ffeh~r headed the batting wII
total OF four bases. Attendance. ao25 The score:
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THE RECORD


CLrvrLASp. April 2l--ApriI showers fell iust long
enough to-day 10 spoil what would have been best
attended opening game Cleveland ever had. A IL wa.
900 person. went TO III. grounds and the Cleye
lands hammer Elton Chamber AIMS fancy pitching all
over McAleer played yam o in the ont.
held. and smith work at short was nagui cent In
yhs sixth Cleveland hammered out 10 ur doubles and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-22
xAHLsponr ON ror AGAIN..
TIE Spartan Bowler Outroiis Cordes anA
wiIkens In The Sun Tournament Series.

TIE Spartan Bosvter Ostroiis Corses suA
wilkeas In The Sun Tournament Series.
The games In THs suS individual championship tour.
nament last night were between Kahisdorf. wkens,
and cordes The latter showed marked Improvement
In his work. and gave both of his opponents a hard
fight Kahsdorfs steady bowling won him two series
r,nsr sHa,rs-rrnsr o,sE
E9sn: y Il II 'S' iss ~ lss iss
strikes-Kahsdorf 2: wilkcns, 1. srares-Kshls
" stcoSp aaxs
EMs ,s:s: s. i2s - - so 1 55 49, 49,
strike..Kahsdcrf 3: wilkcns, 8. spnres-Kahls
uorf ~ "hke""' ,u,nr CANE.
kshS 81 iSS i s i iss IL ss af
strikes-Kshisdort 8: wnkens. 8. spares-Kahisdorf.
s: Wilkens,4. --.
EfsS.r e g g q i i5a i is IL 81 s9
stIikes-Kahisdorf. 2; wikens e. sparcs-Knhisiorf.
nrrH o,xs
EEPhasf s. 1871 1871 1S S is 1ss s i7s s
strikes-Kshlsdorf o: wilkens 1. sparcs-Kahisdorf.
average per game Kahisdork 17s 4.s wilkena
Umrre-willam cordsa scorcrs-A. wedekin and
sruxs-rrsr GAME
SO d i2t ia i is i lS
striscs-wilkens. 3: Cotdcs. 2. spares-Wilkens o:
Cordts. %.
Ss:" s. 81 ipt IL 1 1sa IL IL 1Hs
,srike.-wilkens. >; Cordes 3. spates-wilkens. 6;
COrues,
ruInp GAsR.
q G G y 1G Gs iss s IL lss
strike;.-wiikens. l. cordes. 8. spnres-wiikens, I;
FOURTH CANE.
s. 81 sa ss i iSs i2s is IL
stIites-Wikens. 8; Cories. 4. spar-s-wikens. 8;
CordeA2
Sords. 1ss 1 1s5 1ss is5
So, :-wilksns 3; Cordcs. 2. spares-wiksns e;
Rss 1sS.s 7s ss
THIRD sRRirs--rrnsr CANE.
IS % Is u iSs is ss 7S 1 1sa
s,rike..Cordes 81 Kahlsdorf. g. spAres-Cordes G;
CANE.
GoTis ,cs g IL
Strikes-Cordes 1: Kahlsdort. g. spares-Cordes. s;
Kahlsdorf. o.
THIRD GAxH.
Kahlsdort is 81 - ID aJ III ia la ia IL
s,rikes.Cordcs. 4; Kahlsdorf. spares-Cordes. 3;
kahlsdorL u.
- Is Is IS ~ is2 is2 iS e as
strik-.Cordes p Kahlsdorf. 3. spares-Cordes q:
rlrru CANE.
q 20 - g 81, ss 192 IL ~ 49, 1s5
verave per eame-corde. 178 Is: Kahl.dorf. |
Cmrirc-Charles wilkens. scorers-A. wedekin and !
Jesse Higgins
The games Ia the final ament of the American
Amateur Bowling Onion last night resulted as follows:
rs
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Yesterday; at the Brooklyn cubs court by Of
2l-l6 and 2l--1g.
Quite an interesting game was played Tuesday IN
Brooklyn. between James Dunno. Sr. and BERNARD Nc
Cuai-. Ar each man had won - game, playing was
postponed owing to an injury to MIR Dunne's DOT
There WIS clash of Limerick and W cklow forces at
the Handba tluns court Yesterday and the result
rout or tho Wicklow man. but nOt without desper.
ate uphill struggle The game for : 10 side,
Tnr SrNs rules. Conner allowing bis opponent ace
a game in the best three Ut i've games The scores
Major carmody 10 aces).........id 81 - IL 2l-97
John Cohnur ......................2l IL 81 l4-18
Referee and ma-ker-Georgc llanley. Time Of match
Ono hour.
An interesting three.hanaed struggle was played by
Phil 'asey John l:awlor. amt John Malcolm The
score: First gane-Casey. II Malcolm IL; Luwlor g.
Second game-Gasey. u; fawlor. I1: MicGIn. IS.
Champion Casey and Malcolm Played single game,
the latter receiving ten aces. Casey by 81 to ~
President Carmody Of tho Rrook'rn Ilaudbali Club
received letter yesterdny from Secretary Inc
Amy iandhnli Club Of Phiinte!pha 10 the effect that
large delegation OF the Antys would the Brook.
yn club On he :+th inst They come to settle MP
old scores in the courts well the ball of
the Bruotlyn club. Among the visitors will be: ). T.
Lynch =. Murray. r. T uBr,en. j. No an L. Smith W
Oiley. 4. Ellis, N. Walsh. j. S:raus iosepn Walls W
Pound. j. MeDenouyh. A. Walk aud others
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hits-Chds. Burkett. O'Conn0r On Nc Aeer Nirtne
Eimmsr. Latham Three base hit-McAleer. Sacrifice
htts-Burkett. Teteau McA,eer. Latham Smith Left
On ha'es- t :: CINCINNATI, 8. ruck out-By
% Irtme. Double pays-Smith and Coiniskey smith
and AcPhee: McPh,e. Smith and comiskey. First base
on errors-Cincnnnti. !: Cleveland. Bases on balls
Lynch -it'
RosroS 7; BALTIMORE,
BosfoS. April 2l.-The R"stons unfurled their cham.
Ponshp pennant TODAY. and then showed the crnuks
now they intend 10 defend IL during the season by de.
teatnR the Orioles IN rafting game in h!ch hGnors
were about even The 9 $40 spectators who sniyereI
and footed Tor me home PLAYERS we're glad that only
die OF May. GOV. Russell and staff and nearly ali the
senators and Representatives were present although
afiZzl,nR rain TELL most OF the time Nichols had
got to first oh balls. The score
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Block signals and late locking Switches
Are the best assnraI OF safety on railroad They
pTotecs the tracks OF the Penney yania Railroads.&c.
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Totals. 81 20l3 s41 Totals. ....13 q 10 SIS ,
N B. SIS 17s 26O 328 43l 522 sol 875 TAT 81
N. Y A. C...p3 lii 254 $50 4l6 +DS 6S2 600 1874 Sl8
iaIRD CANE
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New Y'k B. e3 137 10t 213 3a7 4o7 $40 6es sss 72s
Standr b. CSC 1877 2U5 2ay 3S3 453 5lS $50 682 74S