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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-08


Assisst T1ss asa Other Rsees.
,CHfcAco. April Tt was . hate hour last
nightwhen the American Trotting Register
| Association finished It's work. It was agreed
that hereafter performances against time Il
receive recognition. must be advertised. must
be trottsd or paced at regular meeting. and
must BE- on programme with no less than
two regular events.
This 10 believed to have been aimed at the
Independence track. which turned out records
by the Wholesale last fall. The rules provide:
Performances against time. in order to be
accepted for registration by the American
Trotting Register Association. must DO made
at q regular meeting Of q society In member.
W. the r SsSG' Sses ssd ps
ssp poi ..s'a,,i Judges and timer .Ior ~
ting Associations, adopted BY the mem.
against H t%e pesa n Reas et ap tra bS
. ETH hnys been duly n
R Hsese ness. 's
al ssiiH fSGn VINO
5Ss n s
IMAM ~ CLOCK A. M. No performance against
time VIII be accented II made ut q postponed
or continued meeting. unless such postpone.
aaSs q ho y aSsS S
belongs. No performance against time will be
accepted unless the animal starts to. eaual. or
feat
A regular meeting is hereby construed to
newspaper not less than one week before the
commencement 81 said meeting. and ct which
meeting no less than two regular events tpurse
Or etake) take place on each day. to which en-
trAnce feels paid or subscription made,
Entries to Performances against time" m ust
% mage az With the Secretary ., not later than Z
Time made In match races between two or
more horses will not be accepted. unless made
American Trotting Association. said aces to he
conducted by the regularly elected W duly APP
pointed officers Of said member. strictly In
Tyot1s ae q d National
Time made In matches against time" will
not be accepted for purposes Of registration.
except as hereinbeiore provided.
The old Board Of Directors with the excep-
TOPS OF Walter Clark OF battle Creek. Mich. /:
T. !. Coombe Of Napa, City. CAL: and H.: G.
t msss1 neE Ms r. 6n Of Kas
and o. N. Sanburn Of Sterling. ILL.,, William h.
Allen was reelected President: F. 3. Waters.
Yice-President: +. g. Gorton. Treasurer; j. II.
Steiner. Secretary and RegisteE. The Execu-
tive Committee consists Of W. r Allen. LUCAS
aCsaas Ha GSlns 1sm sp as9 Morris
There were ESQ sharea OF stock represented.
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What Bob Cook T.,.t. OF tho Yale Crow.

NEw HAVEN, April bob Cook. who 10 coaching the
Yale crew. spoke thus guardedly Of the Yale to
day: II have OF crew row since last June and
have hardly thought Of since them and IL 10 my
experience. and that Of every other coach with whom
have talked. that 1t generally takes four five
days and often more before get his mind down
to the subject and decide to what each do
work Of both the Yale and Harvard crews thus
far this season as any man could be- and
hence cannot express any opinion Of them. The crew,
for nothing iennite has vet been decided a. to the
makeup OF the:sight. From glance At the men
should say that they are rowing In about the usual
style for green set OF men at this time OF ths year.
sno eS IKE vr5y mmfh 20 spena me EsssE safston
may b b., sh he to 60. away from ny 1H.ness and may
but shall merely 70 out in tho launch and watch the
men and then try 10 make some suggestions to Capt.
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To-day. Proxranae q. aat...surs.

First Race-rurse $500; hye furlongs Mullisan. 1oo
Posnas: isssers loS Hi% I los hs,aasht 100;
Second Racs-Purse 500 for maidsns four and .
SADIE. n; Cooper. gt Eunhins Bird. 100; g Laa'
rent, ~ s ens so fnronrA
Mayor p, N pounds; Salisbury; liz; Glitter II: los
zenobia, 1o6; Avery. 1922 Hing Ha.sm. 1905 Need
more io9 Pedestrian. aos; AcSarty. l0S; o..,.,.
1O8 poIndS: Matagofda My, 103: Hannibal 1o8: Ny
Craft. 1895 Queen Of Trumps. 400. Pluto 1c3 KrkinA
Firth Rncs-Purse $500; one mile Miss Hslls. lo7
pounds; BREWER lOl; Badge. ITO: fenelou llO Turk.
AS: Pelham. los. = -
sixth Race-Purse $500: selling; sig and half fur.
longs Benedicine III pounds Blackburn. 100. Fire.
n.y., lOS: Gloster 81: Ely. ": swestbrsad. u: Alma
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The New Yorts win play tho Wesleyan University
sarsia and eonhdsnithat the rsi warm weather Win
When the New York club management ,s 20, come time
asked az ke va ii. x ny a. s ss
were moi reopened. Kelly appears have good thing
The wnken. oh.mpions Of South BROOKLYN would
sTrsa Address James DUFFY 4'i Columbia street.
The Lincoln Baseball Club have reorganxed for tho
formed mines. They woal, NJ !, arrange game with
outoftown club Altering suitable guarantee for
IssSr.'sn ay Address H. Anderson 49, Prospect
OF Peter Dunn: have Organized with tho following psy
Ed 4 S rhephsr ID g. L. .assySHs s
Holland, c (: . Looman, If, ri ssrgnsr, ~ They
Sy I s'h
aS q w have iSr
&s ~; AZ
n. lfv os.r ne Seymour 6s sss Il Inc
above team souii So pleased 70 REEVE sSmmunisa:
street stree and Vanderbilt avenue.
Aphonsn. athletic Glib have cssani.sa With she
Is iSssIs Ss i ssishsr c"sst u Lsons1a q
M-oy M"" "a RSse 6:. ke fra I nd
s Z; Rs $ss;
Manager a, a. C.. 677 Broams street.
& Sss:s Al: :siss
Babyons they SIN have open July T. H. and 49, and
May 30 which dates they wond Ike to arrange With
s II place Bern
so.. cIS has
teams They will exchange games or will give suit able
guarantee. They have May 81 and 70, June H. July
. Aug. 10 and %edn..days u July and A..Eastopei
teryi bailey BuIdock, Gatens, and Hegeman. iniled-
ers and Lowry, Christie. and furmsn In the outheld
ADDRESS q. Furgueson. Jr. Bensonhurst Kings eOun.
ty. MY.
A strong team has been secured by Manager Cum
mings 70 the Athletic baseball Club and they
again intend to defend the title "Champ ions Of Iar
lem" The oftcers elected recently Arei Rudolph 7.
Goennel President; q, j. Savage W. Treasurer, and
Joseph A Cunmings, manager. The team INCLUDES the
best players in Harlem, and Roolmsysr WIN catch
Brewster who formerly played the Princeton College
Team. WIN pitch. The other players are scot frst
Faows third base saynge, centre held becker. left
field. Tynda!l right field. ou!of,own and city clubs
J. u East llUth street
Tho Wayne A. O. Of. Jersey City Yesterday notified
Secretary sullivan that the Decoration bay games arc
on club had Its upon Caedonian fnrk forthat
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"A TOURNEY At BALK-LINE POOR.
Negotiations Started for . Prize Contest
the Experts In June.

the Experts In June.
Billiardist swarren Chlds inventor OF the kams
OF baklins pool described in THE svs Of April 3 writes
to TRE Sun that his hacker 10 anxious 10 have the
its of the new game tested in public exhibition. and
that he 10 ready to pu. up purse OF $1,000 TO INDUCE
the experts at pool to compete at the game In a
tournament IN this city. Biiliardst Chlids says he
hopes To lie able to arrange tourney to be open on
June with ton star players competitors for the
money prizea. There hasn't been public pool tourns
tnt by the professionals In this city since Albert Frey
the cham Dion and inventor of progressive pool died
and Bardis Chids he thinks the time In rips for
big contest OF tho stars. lie asserts that bakline
pool Will add novelty to the battles of the expsrts for
the reason that II combines both strsishtaway pool
anil combination pool
Veteran Mari Humphreys SAYS that sueh tourney
would have q stimulating effect upon the game, and
would be likely tn boom the bnslness of tho billiard
room keepers, which rather dull Just excepting
IN the rooms devoted to cutrate pool At w cents
The rules for the tourney already drafted They
give tho player the option OF breaking the pyramid
making safety opening stroke. II he breaks he IL
entitled to ali balls pocketed the shot without call
Ing the balls He 10 also entite to al balls pocksted
In stroke provided he calls the ball he Intends to
pocket. This the only exception TO the rule rsquir
Ing him to bank" ball that les In tho balk" space
bearing tho number corresponding to the number Of
the ball There hfteen OF these balk spaces the
table. Bihardist Childs says the samS has besn
pfOfeEpiOnal matches
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rh. winner, 81 nlo.,.ss.r.

GLoucssrrR. April 7.-First Race-Ons mile. Gen.
Gordon nrst Question second. Tourist third. Time
1:<S :. - IN
second Race-Tnree.auarters of milo. Barthsns
hrst, Toppast second King solomsn third: Time 1:1s
Boy frst. Park Ridge second Sequel third Time
Fourth Race-ssvsn. elehths of mile Monsoon inst
Mohican second. Mabel third. Time. ;e2H
Fifth RAcs-Four and onehAH furopEs. Sunday,
first. Count Nc In second. Vance third. Time. o;o7
Sixth RASe-0ne mile and furonR Darling nrst
Souvenir second. Dousman third. Time. 2sO3x
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THE BOARD OF CONTROL WAKES Up.
M. waleott OF No.s.outh Joina the Boar
"A New Compact.

MI. Walc0tt OF Monmouth JOlna the Board
"A New Compact
Tho most important business transacted ct
the meeting Of the Board OF Control yesterday
was the election OF Mr.. Alfred F.Walcott as the
representative of the Monmouth Park Racing
Association. All the members present signed
the following agreement:
The undersigned. on behalf Of the them
selves and the associations they respectively
represent agree to enforce. carry out. and sus-
tain all rulings OF the Board Of Control.
for Monmouth Park Association.
]. G. X. LAWRENCE.
for Coney leland Jockey Club.
PHlLIP ]. DwYER.
for Brooklyn Jockey Clubs.
The reason the agreement was not signed by
Mr.. A. J. Morris Of the New York Jockey Club Is
that Mr. Morris Is in Texas ut present.
The following resolution In regard to CO.
operation with Western racing associations
was adopted:
R.osrd That the resolution Of the Washington Park
the eSlectS Of forfess bs accepted and approved by
the Board OF Control and that the secretary Of the
Board be instructed TO inform the secretaries Of the
the reception OF disqualified entrss and to that the
forfeit orders Of the Washington Park Club DO duly en-
forced.
Applications for licenses from the following
persons were acted upon fayorab!y: -
Trainers-John z; Cook. John Butts. James
MqEsys s1 INV sSaf 1Bayd Se%pbs bo%
Williams; John Higgins. N. 7. Danaher. and
jock eys..John Dempsey. Albert, Thompson.
~. McCnrerty James Cottrell. George Hall.
Michael Bergen. and George 3. Anderson.
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THE NJ. a. A. GA1ES.
Good sport In the skinaau Avsass lsS
HOuOe.

A series of very lively athletic events was decided
by themembers OF the wilitsmsburkh Athletic Assoe,s
ton at tho club house Of the association. Sknas
avenue. near Graham. Brooklyn. Wednesday night
These were the results;
Pols vauitnR for Height. Haudieap-Woa By Harry
Fisher lscratchl with the leap Of feat ipc6es VII
liam kirkwOod (scrAtchl wAA second with feet Z
inches.
Running High jump. Scratch Won by william rorbss
ond with 4 feet ~ inches and william Moore third
with feet inches.
. Standing Hop. ST p and Jump. scrstch-xon BY vii.
liam Moore with 20 feet ihtfss: william Forbes vas
second with - feet 10 Inches and Samuel A. Nsltsea
WAS third with - feet O inches.
Running Brond Jumr Seratch--WUo by Samuel A
Walters with 10 feet Nv lnches; William Ektrood va
third with IL feet = inChN
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HARD HITTING AT HOLYOKE.
TIE. NEW. FORKS WV An LxrEaEsT-
mo ss.AME IN HYATl f9MM

tlves-A 0vent Day for Mickey We1eh-
..-..,. w.. r,,, oe o,r~..-t.eu,e.,.
49,. :. o,.. r.,...-A..o,
49,
HAS " GLASS . rm "-''"e' "'"
uoLyoxr. April For somo time past the
MtS npi a., ,,ods ,hot Mict Nv Weicl
could 40 to his domicilo in the town Of Holy
oko and march forth with complete base.
bali nine composed exclusively Of his own
oneG Mhss i has ss smiled dS
sort OF way. and maintained mysterious 81
lence. Meanwhile GHivin md other happy
regai ded WEIGH with feelings Of tho deepest
envy The New Iorks played n Moy's ssa to,
.%os Ma sn,,,or would not oniv exhibit his
tina" we sm,.er woaa ~, n's ,o, T oi1ons h,
yoad ssH sa'p'so , tSem SS SIn 81 his os
branches. When the bus carrying the New
York players stopped on tho ball field Mickey
a!ishted and handed on. Willie and Johnny
WEIGH the former 9 and the latter II years Of
proad as at the tho s bright youngsters -
.ios. but where's tho rest OF the nine'
MickeyT
on was tho response. tho other five are
At last the truth was out. and Welch shown
70 bs sailing under false colors. Instead OF a
ana sn,nm hottorv ot thot n Is now in order
nnd smnii Dattery a. .mu,; 10 ny ~ tnid
Ior thpS aaiVih ~ scofhiu'y fenafA' WI"
y2m 50. ,,t .,,. th,,r os+o,r,od
Inc annomncement 'nas M thheiT Nos VnrIa
townsmah WoulH Hitfn LOT the ;;s NV
rose early this noEntng. , SO as to DC Teady
I'M KS g persons I'M IN atendanse over hall
came out TO the grou9ds In s1uaus,
ana usen al tholt Wiies on ro a'aInsis noii
WIN v,eM 10 sev.in ,s,h M evo sineia IN tha
maids Of Hoyoko dronped their quarters ,h nt0
ms gras ping nnn nu .ney Nont" '"o op'n'on
that ne WAS a nMs zoe mean as observed nv tho
yessran piasess: srl mascot %h ,l on m.
precedented occurrence SGe was litti TIE airfy,
ragGeI, ~" sn th h,o vars Sndo"wnred 10
engage her ~ S2nversa.'9n sme aeG hnS
To grounds a. hoyoFe ar9 not
ne eter az liz nnnactcut Rver
and ths NeW I1rks eX i ths en ss 20
who built the grand stand grew tired early In
ONE section Of hG oe
however. uhimited room on .ne G rGhss ,h ana
nfssa !e n ss nossihie maui '''e
Yor anSs would tSs cano
1snSl cSuiu fney I,ane WitHesIseH wy WI tn
OF Weieh ne kiekea VI ms hee ,c ~ o Ie
umpire. talked IN a iouu tone OF voice % prom
{ious other Ways created the IMPRESSION that
ne was tho SOLO owner anu PROPRIETOR vi Ioiy-
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Mccarthy asa Bur.. At Angles.

Bobby Burns the Providence l1Spound boxer, writes
from Arkansas Hot Springs II sec In THr SUE that Cal
Mccarthy says that IL he could have met for few
rounds before cams here Knight have been obliged
to come here for q rest. Perhaps II had met No
Carthy could have taught him a couple OF things
how 70 box and how 70 be gsntism.n .
pen by Hobby, hut . bad one But WIN say 70 Nc.
tarthy The rule TO- Money talks aud az soon
get into shape shall put few dollars and than
talk 10 Mccarthy"
sus reporter told Mccarthy the pnrport Of Burnss
letter last night and Cal said; ~ will take Burma at
his word and at once post s2bo for MATCH With him
what talks"
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Political Mee,i.s. ". Boxing Show

There was plenty Of good boxing talent at the Oak.
land Rink on Jersey City Heights last nishs but the
several meetings that were progressing for the ratn-
cation Of candidates In the citys election attracted
most OF the people and few spectators to sec the
sparring. Cal Mccarthy and billy Kenny. who man.
declared " that they would postpone
good show. SAID Cal Mccarthy 10 syS reporter. and
will give nothing but good show There iSnt IN oney
ss%s 60 ;SpsI Ard wsn,'sI ,Ss .sow g
and are willing to come again q week from toniTht"
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Orv,,,e Odd,e IN. Winner.

At the Maurice Daily billiard parlors Washington
street.. Brooklyn. on Wednesday big crowd witnessed
handicap match between orve oddis Jr. the anna.
tour champion Of America. and Frank A. Keensy.
" Handsome eddie" won a. he pleased. though each
man played very safe. careful game. The score by
innings:
Oddis-3. 9 8. O. "a ]. -. O. II, O. So, q. T. g. 4. o.
~ y J. q f. II 81
2. ~ ~, 10 II. Total, 600.
keeney-l. Q. q, 8 o. O. T. H. 2, !, 4. 20, IT, O. O.,
g ~ e. 3 $40. o. g. 81. 10. H. IT, o,2p.7. !, o.
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The Amateur Bil,.rdIsts,

The twentyninth contest in the amateur straight rail
billiard handicap tournament played last evening
at Zahns Academy 1lo East Fourteenth street Philip
Hanna 90, defeated James A. Brkstt COO by 100 to
1G1 Average of tho winner. l 47.13 best run Of the
winner 49, average OF tho loser 532 best Of the
loser "a The contendinE players this evening viii be
W. II. Foster goo and August Muller Q5Ol
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SURPRISES ON THE HILLTOP.
UOODCUTTER DEFEATy TEE FAVOR
TIES IN THE HANDICAP.
Baiiarnt. tie .ssppesea Cinch In tho Short
Race, Flashes Thira-Inferno Defeats
Rinfnx EasilY-Fast TlMe In the HaaalenP.

Bniiarnt. TIE .Suppesea Cinch In the Short
Race, Finishes Thira-Inferno Defeats
Rintax Easiiy-Fast Tiae In the Hasaieap.
The withdrawal OF Badge from the handicap
at Guttcnbflrg made tho event Of the day a
worry speculative and uncertain race. Ofthe
four starters. Mo Belle and Driszle were equal
favorites. Woodcutter opened at 10 to l
against. and was pounded down to Alto at the
close. Harry Jones hustled Woodcutter out In
| tho opening stridea and led the field oil the
way. winning by three lengths from Ma Belle.
Drizzle losing the place by two lengths. The
$500 purse In the fourth race was won BY the
fnvoritc Inferno. by half length from Rinfax.
The Ethan lllr. tho supposed cinch In the
first race. was beaton two lengths In canter
by vocnlite, second choice, h.-
mare, was. scratched and new books made.
ssven ' Beating Bolivar length Tor second
Blanche. second choice in tho third race; led
posed cinch. a halt length for second place;
strongest fayorit, Of the day. won the last race
snstn AS hsss esssHns the
THE FIRST RACE.
stSS tS' ; s. tsf'sSs
j. Dumas: s. l. Lady ETHAN. io7 NcrriJ
.ss asps ana ss r.n al.
T. S;s. : :.s .s y 5ssg
THK SECOND RACE.
sg f"Ss ;tqs sss!H % 81 D MI;
Roiler.drsnadins. 10y lNorr:i :.
SsS. ksly IsID kIsaS:l iii S;.s
Maxim my. and Pan Handle sl.o ran. " " :
s.ttns-rnr.. TO lon m Isvses Il toll ssa.ns. seven.
THE THIRD RACE.
.si ssSs y Ai See
T. E,asst:Ss nv A;rssa;;t 6s i;
s s.nd hyscs. ynl: also ran
s.,tlns-rIve to ssain, G;P Blanche. to Bob Ar
thur 10 to on BailsTas hususi' paid % TO- s4os.
THE FOURTH RACE.
J. A Ratsiiela5's b. 9: Moodcutser 4 BY Forester,
fls siss ss ss sGse io1 Xsiiin
schuylkill stables D. b. Drzsle 3. lou tMorrs,
p.s 6 S9.1 i Msss: pyIs saiss
THE FIFTH RACE.
+. Leighs b, h. Inferno, 6 by Bend or-Billet DsuI
" II Roer.ch e Rnfs;x. l. OF iii, jones', ..:..::.:
Lad; FaS:.l md 1Ss Fsn
as,as: : ps,a & .' IS '''''
THE SIXTH RACE
Purse $500: 20 pounds above scale: selling; seven
H. T.y!or's eh. h. csntaur. g. by Rayou dor-Luslls.
fyEs LIZ AM. ss:u .f IS. S
Neptunus Architect Bnndse and King idler also ran
so ss s1. Mutual. A"'
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Applications for licenses from the following
War Dfc,.rea As.l... Mo.-o..s.

Mr.. Peter Dc Lacy. the poolssller who has
waged war against the Dryer Brothers track
at Grnvesend during the past two years. de-
clared yesterday that he would fight Mon
mouth Park and the new manager, Mr.. Wal
colt. tooth and nall.
Although the parties interested decline 1T
present to make the facts pu bile It Is reported
on good authority that q compromise has been
effected between De Lacy and the Brooklyn
Jockey Club. -
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To Arrange for B,x Bicycle Meet.

The League OF American Mhseinen will bolA big
International bicycle tournament in Chicago At the
time Of the Worlds Fair. A committee has bees ap
pointed to consist OF Burdett President 81 the L.
A. VI u. IS Raymond Chairman OF the Racing 1oard.
and ". Gewuld. chief consul OF the Illinois Oviston
the intention q TIE league to eaEaet The sthissie
keres Of long and abort distance All The famous
foreign ractAg men will be brought over, 500 sons
great nternA tional contests will be held.
The meeting will be under tho auspices Of the LeAgss
Of American wheemen and some very valuable psisss
will be offered.
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Matches with Allerton Now In Order.

CHICAGO. April 7.-The owner Of Allerton.
Mr.. q W. Williams OF Independence. To-. who
Is now In Chicags. says he has reeonsidered
his determination not to trot his horse Aller-
ton at any place but Independence. 1t is likely
he will accept big offers for matches with Ak
toll at other nointa,
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whee,me. Rs,.st.t.A.

The cases OF 4 number OF men uadsr Suspen'on by
the League of American Wheeln,en wsre reviewed by
the Racing Board at their last meetiSt. Charges
preferred against E. L. sheRer Of wHsmsport. p Re
wa. accused Of eomIetinE for fas1 sstze The sri'
and he was declared y professional ". r West, who
was declared suspended 1t the ttne ekATaAs Pre-
has bee n reinstRted in the amateur ranks.
Ilamck Of Huiiso. Asa a %sndle * Boston. ~ Van
Sicklen or Chicago. and G, Appl OF Rochester for
reinstatement were refused.
H. i. Crowl of Denver Col, has also been reinstate1
in the amateur rnnkH
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LONDON. April 7-Bettng for the University boat race
favors Cambridge. Tho practice OF tho crews ON the
Thames to-day drew great crowd. tho weather being
days practice seemed to Justify the favor With which
the crew 10 regarded BY the public. The Cambridge
did better than Oxford anu loudly applaud.
ed by admlrtng spectators.
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Joyce Three. base hits-L Young. Guild. Drake. Sac.
rIdce hitsL Young 2 sPooner Wright. Rsmsdel Guild.
Ranney (2) King o. L. Young. Ram sdell C2> A. Young.
l2). wright Brown Guild y Left on bases-Prnc eton.
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cAMBRIDGEMEN WIN THE DAK

They Bent Oxford by 8 IL to 1.8 Games
In the Annual Chess Match.
LoSDoS. April Tho chess Representatives Of Or.
ford and Cambridge met In their twentisth annual
struggle for supremacy at the British Cbsss Club TO-
DAY when the cantAbs came out victorious BY ~ 70
IL gamer. - -,
Cambridge has won thIrtsea and oss5rd six matches
while the one In 1884 was drawn. t'' D. :
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CAPE scHu1zzs GOOD WORK.
He Rolls 50, Beating the Previous High
1core By Three Pins.

Ths 800 persons who journsysd to the cou mbus Mar
ks Alleys last night expecting to see three
games were NOT disappointed There 10 intense rivalry
in bowling between the New York A. G. and Jersey
City A'c, consequently many members of both clubs
were on hand but. contrary to expectations the local
men were defeated In the nrst game Capt Schultz OF
the Jersey City A. c. team topped the previous high
score by three pins. The scores:
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G. A. o.. % 1872 $50 s87 4sA bao 6ts TAI 300 ss,
n. A. q 10 100 235 8Is 4o5 +T@ 81 UdS T5l s2s
Gmpires-Harry N. Cowperth waite and William u
sislksn. ScorsrsFrank j. Burke and d. II. Lockwood,
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e. r. Morris Der.nt. 1. Det,.r.en

A very exciting and close single handed shooting
match tpok place yesterday at the woodlnwn Park
grounds draycssnd L. L. between O. f. Norris, Pres''
dent Of the Atlantic Rod and Gun Club and C. Detlef
sen OF the Fountain uhn Club The c0nhitlt rs o. the
match were; Each man TO shoot at io, pthIi MOTIFS
ham rniss. for $50 q side The score by rounds or
twenty-five;
C. T. Norris ~ ~ ~ ESP
q. Detlefsen % ~ .o-oS
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Bassssn. Pots- 0rousss. To-day. y.
isIs x T:sSsH EaHEss,' min.
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Harvard .......,....,,,N.....U q U U . u q -
Earned rnnsiiaryard First base by errors. Man
haitian A. g., !: Harvard, T.. Left on bnsesaAAnhNian
A. q, 81 Harvard I. First sase on has-Oh Coughln..
8: on Iiirh!snds. J. Struck ont,By Songhl,n =; ~
Highiands H. Twobnse hts-llighlands 90. sacrihce
hit--Cook, stolen bnscs-ford. Martin. rockingham.
Mason, Dickinson ~, Cook, whttinore ~ Upton
Passed talls-wibIr. . Cmpres-Cobb and Carbonsi.
Timc--1:4a
rHiLipriruiA. II: ANnrRsr.<.
PRuAprtrpia. April THE Phiiadelphiaa defeated
the Amherst College team to-day without half trying
Eeete, W~yhinR and Rsper each pitched three INNINGS
for the local team. while Buswell and smith aternated
Gnr a niIln n M In