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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-11
VAR ON SUNDAY RALI pIA,
The Long Island City Police shoe . Crowd
OF Lads from u Green

several hundred baseball players from New
York and elsewhere took possession o, the MI.
m"rouS VI ant lots that stretch between Asto.
ma anu hunters Point in Long Island City,
yesterday. Almost every green had its game.
AMI tho shouts Of tho players drowned nil
other sounds. Til" Weather crowds hunted
UP od tomato cans and n great doal OF beer
was drunk. In Astoria players took posses.
sion 81 green shor; distance away from
nunhHr ii churches. and their shouts dis
y, men l9hrrmrn were snnt out smut ane ous.
~ rom N" Astoria and Hunters Point sra.
m " ms .rh' riny"rs got wind, Of them. and
Won INC Lmlr"men appeared there was A
stampede. Tho crowd swarmcd through va.
can't '"ts, with "a" policemen close at their
heels. som" OF the crowd we're hntless. coat.
!, IS. ana even sho"ic.s tut their only thought
was 10 escape Long Island city Justice Tho
pursuit lasted Tor almost II mile wncn tho no.
lice returned 10 Tia" field II hostilities and
gathered M the abandoned bats. balls. and
garments. ~
j, is ,said, that sunday ball playing il to 10
stopp"d Ill Long Island City, If possible, this
summer 1880
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Roxins at til. Astoria \. &.

= tourney Of special boxing bouts was held by the
Astoria Athletic Club ~ the gymnasium Grand
nue Astoria, saturday night. The bouts rx.
Ge.lenI, and CAPT. Iietherngton achieved decided
fuccess, number OF e'cver exhibition bouts de-
cded preparatory to the mnu features such cracks
Johnny German and Jimmy Rooney. star &C.: Prof.
u, Brown, astoria A. a. md Tommy owens, West side
A. g.. and The National 4. C. Mascots performing.
The first of the specials ws bet wesn Emil Moor ban.
tamw eight champion amateur of Long Island and
philip rocks nf the Clipper G. twas good light for
one round, hn ln'I- ruirhin. hard and often In IN.
necOi ~ r0uii hDNnyrr crooks sTuns ana connected
with Moorcs Jaw ana the later wa. put TO sleep.
The nCN event was s7r"ai Itithrr weight scrap AT
il. pounds, wnrh lasted {Ist 'Gree'Iiartrrs o; q
round. II was brtwrea doe Moore, NatolIal A. T., AMI
,ouug i;eynud5; Decatur Moore quit after very
had punch the wind which made him too sick to
commune. at the end of the nrst round.
The wei rr'wClght ilght was between samuel Ton
kins. Mercury 4: g. aud Thomas purnsy, Hell Gate
EOnt gii NJ iI5 pounds This proved To be the fight
~ ihe might; hoth men were covered with blood At
The emf ut the rst round ToEhins had he best 1t the
INT round by se,tmE N .Gmc very hard IHls but his
81 n.rm"ys favor. as H. 20, home some clever two
Tip " l.e, ava dcd III" nv!It 10 TOuktn,.
IN spuri Il Ilsht.w" 'it tl, between Dave DIeary.
FRstuhp l. g.. AMI Th"inas krlman. copper A. g.. was
-6r ~ ne latter by default III" fa-time man failing
W ap,clr.
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"The New York Club will not pay cont for
the release OF Kelly" said J. W. Spnldlng yes
terday TO S,'S reporter. The di ectors ate
unit on that point. While do not see any
urgent necessity for signing Kelly. still if we
could get him without the payment OF a bonus.
and he would agree to terms regarding salary
and conduct himself satisfactory to us. /
should probably not oppose giving him u
trial .,,
Kellyy'
no, the slightest idea us to his present ability.
l was n great adfnirer Of his play when he was
u member OF the Chicago team. certainly do
and he would have to walk a straight mark II
he came to New York. However. the Boston
management know that We viii not pay any
thing Tor kelly's release. and Kelly knows on
what terms he can come here. That's where
the matter stands"
IL Mike Kelly expects to play in New York he
will be compelled to eat very large slice III
humble pie. and take a smaller salary than
he did before
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To make the game Of hanlball attractive healthy.
and skiituL there Is only way play it, said hI
casey. and that Is unGer The srS's rules That
age service SO often seen in should be
tirely eliminated frui tic Intf, Is nothing IL,
at an"
The grand testiu onia benefit John Bergen by the
lIoboken Racquet and Hand5all Club Easter sun.
day. April II promises to be big event In tho hand.
ball world Among those who will appear John
l.awlOr Pat Barrett. The Spaniard" John Tubs Ed
die sweeney. John Bags George iiauley and host OF
others.
Boney" Odell OF the South Brooklyn Court and Tom
Lyman Of the Brooklyn Club have been matched TO
series OF five games will lie played at the Brooklyn
Clubs court tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. and the
balance OF the games will take place Courtney 5
court on Saturday April III
Jimmy Dunn has been confined to his hous" for over
week with rather severe cold. The clever Young
athlete has been frettlng over his confinement. he
had few old scores to settle with young OF
athletic tendencies.
Two weeks from tonight the members Of the Brook.
Ign iiandbnll Club will appear under din rent auspices
than usual 1t VIII b" the rst attempt OF kaniGHll
Climb in this country To direct ball and from the
rangemcnts that have been completed II will compare
favoraby with that held under the auspices OF many
well known athletic organizations
After his latest defeat at the hands Of Major Car.
mOdy Frank Devn said: And still am satisfied.
think can beat that sweet.vOrei man from Linn
erick nicely my friend Dnnahus n. can do It
for twenty sure: but II he declines III Keep peg
ginx At him for the same old kinu OF liver There
Wall be a terrible fal! some time
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JERSEY BIRDS WON.
Hut Even Among the Blooded Sports There
was Almost a Row.

Half a.dozen young hoods OF Bayonne and the north
shore Of staten Island recently arranged cooking
main OF eleven battles for $3.50 on the main and $40
each battle. The main of late Saturday night
al 4 resort On the Greenve shore OF New York Bay.
The station Island contingent went to the rendezvous
in "A steam launch. accompanied by several Elizabeth
sports. with the bergen Pointers were a number OF
Hreenvillians and several Jersey city bloods.
There were seats for only thirty surround.
ing the pit bu! fully double that number witnessed the
tournament The main resulted in victory for the
Hudson county birds. they having the requisite
sixth triumph on the .enth fight. They also captured
TIE eleventh. battle the end Of the eighth battle the
nd'n' "f winning. The Jersey birds had little trouble
however i'll taking the last three fights
Tho seventh hght yeloped n dispute that almost
terninated The FUN The Jersey,es showed red pyle
did not want TO hight. but the Jersey cock very
combative. At the end OF nine minutes the gray was
stretched out with its throat and forming
little pool on the carpet The Hudson county handler
was too eager and picked his bird to leave nit
The Richmond county handler claimed foul and got
The decision from the referee Then a rracas followed
Arer much fomentaticn the Jersey handler ack
edged his error. but for time 1t looked like ns row.
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WcaRzuI, 4no1E my ONE ON EARTH
George Dixon Anxious to Have Another
rack 80: Ellis Old RIVAL

Tom q RoLrhe George DiSou's hacker and IN ser.
said yesterday that it would b. delight him get
Cal Mccarthy III ring with George. SAID he:
AT present George is matched to fight Fred John
ston for 5000 SIDE" continued RourSe. "but he
will sacrifice his chances in that match anxious is
he TO get at Cal ana H. Viii give Mccarthy and Kenney
the proceeds OF the house II they bessie in
tina! Is to gNe the whoe receipts II kenney stands OF
DiSon ana Mccarthy outr"ints Dixon. believe that
II ~ liberal any could offer. and II wishes
to make cw dollars On Georges reputation here Is
tlis opphrt unity OF lifetime | wII also allow him
The choice of selecting EIs referee that is Il must
Mccarthy also say that am not aware Of what
kind OF stun hr Is made If. No one knows him better
than do. !; Is st fresh IN the memory Of the sports
md admirers ut pugsm how | picked Up q
little boy Boston by The Of ,eorg. DiA
maj whn. AFTER striining Of the cords OF his left
leg Totally MISUNDERSTANDING hin from using II in tho
night defeated Mccarthy 50 honestly Mccarthy is Hls,
OF the fact that II took persistent ma urgent
10 gct him to light ana when he finally
tented his backers r"frsed to back lin tor stake.
memorable hgh'. IL bet HIM that lie cannot produce
doctors certificate 10 substantiate MS assertion.
Wbuts the nse ~ hun talking when he kHoS that he
cannot hack his statements why don't he to
umef will make him another proposition. George
will rgat MIN IN any with large small gloves.
for SlU.NoD side ! will give him until April 10 20
make up his mind about amy one OF the 0fers.'
URourke further sad Tint II any trouble should
from the rnhe despatch here from London ycster
day to the effect that Johnston who is to fight Dixon
Oh with Richard X. Fox AMI that The arIic es must be
signed anl Submitted to him. he will then Eng
land Had night HIM. will girs them chance say
that lrrawled out OF match said Tom In conclusion
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The Long ISLAND Associations Important
Movement to RcneGt Rowing.

Al recent meeting OF the delegates TO the Long ISL
and Regatta Association a resolution was passed
follows That any c!nb desiring to compete in the
nuli regattas of this association be member of
some regatta association in good standing
THIS Is one OF the most important for the ai-
vanccment Of rera,tas taken time.
AMI meets with the hearty approval Of nine.
tsntls OF the rowing throughout the
country This action taken for the sole pr pose
drharrinS few clubs In each rowing section from
teriny regatta by imply paying entrance Zee for
their AMI carrying off valuable prizes while the
clubs who form the associations the purpose OF
creating ami prrpetuHt.ns rowing annual dues
franc" tees. AMI Very often heavy assessments
gattas are defeated rs those sochllcd erchss.
Tier" i little doubt ht that the intiaory step taken
BY III" Long Island Association VIII be followed by all
the Their associations the East -lst ami will be
found TO be on. o! the most vahabe steps taken for
the ADVANCEMENT OF rowing in many days.
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gins next Friday. Already the numerous boarding
houses and hotels realty for Tie expected rush or
anglers aud the various clubs having their build
ngs FURNISHED up am their streams cleared OF brush
Reports from all sections of the county show that
The season VII. be good one. Especially is this
true OF tia. section Of the county which
Is known AZ HARRIET township such famous streams
~ spruce CABIN Run stony Fun and BrOdh.ld Creek
How through this section well many others that
n'r awe with trout The best portion OF inc township
l. called tahadensis The accOminnI ions hcre for
anzlers ale ample Wesley aud Milton y, iIies have
borAood, aud they Keep boarding house thar 10 as
near all hotel A. can be found in amy rural district
great drawback TO this place Is the lack III transit
.aciics lie NEAREST station is rIesco. and the D.. L.
and w fRt.rOaa people deem this hamlet 81 TOO lit
ieiu:nrtaner 10 stop many trains. Efforts are max
Ing to induce the company to more attention to
10 run away for days angling get and back 10 town
" time for business Vn Tie ensuing day
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n New Shooting Club.

Tho West sid" shooting Assoclat II Of Long Island
VIII soon he fnIy organized. The owing clubs have
been invited to j"in Atlantic Rod ar Gun Club. Coney
Island Rod and "un club Fountain 'tin Club Erie Gun
'lnD 81 BT"oklyn. AMI the New Utrecht Gun Club,
Abel Croph President Of the Fountain Gun Clnb will
." me rresiding officer with O. " Wugert of IN" same
c"h anu me "s ihr principal promoters or ~. scheme
a. secretary al IN" 'rgHui2itIun,, 4 call has been
is,uel ior MEETING I" lee held hi wees for the pur
I"st .. aTrNn!lhs thr necessary primNires TOR the
season II l. proposed 10 mold I'VE sh0Uts. with
''ths 81 iive men each n shot a. nirrn birds
Nhu"' ii"I mel lrl nshaiu rules Tile lrst shoot VIII
r"''4'iF h' tcil at the Wnodlavn Ftrh grounds
.rn tH,i,i ana the second u, the West End grounds
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The NJ. A. e. wre sitting Bouts.

The preliminary bouts for the Wrestling champiou.
ship held at tho Manhattan Athletic club on Friday
evening were not concluded until a late hour rbs
tnRI results : follows.
one hnndrcd.andthrty i've. pound Class-Amend d.
iea'"d P"iNotts. Time, minute 30 seconds. selpat.
rich defeated Amend. Time. minute Al seconds
one. hundred. anl.tifty eight pound Class Connor
dei' lated Ward. Time. 3 minutes ~ seconds
phr.huhurrd and fifteen pound Class-Grace defeated
sGhuoicy Time 3minni.s ~ seconds.
Heavy weight tl1ss-cunghan defeated Smith
Time, 10 minutes l2ip seconds O'Connor defeated
Lawson. TIM" IL minutes IL seconds OConnor de-
iehted >chayftr. Time. ~ seconds Ioughlan de-
iett"i u'. nuor. Time. minutes 10 seconds.
, vne. hnnarrd anu twentyhv pound Iass Appleby
ueIehtr stevens, Time ~ minutes 20 seconds Al.
pIeny defeated l.cclcrcq Time, ;id seconds
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Baseball u otes.

The Fordham and Amherst College teams play at
Fordhan this afternoon.
ply the noted irsnsr o: the Detroit Athletic ib
The New Yorss will leave the Pennsylvania depot in
aelpnn wy ~ F''N '"'0''0" -'''""s '0' FA'''
At. recent meeting of the Dc,ro. Athletic Cub /,
ponship '' ''' @''s' '''' '"' 90 ~ '"A'A'
The New yorks win play the Williams College team
Saey fe%?@a. 'Ss crane and Murphy WI"
The Young Manhattan. viii play Any team with
s,sin ss* ha., oSst"n Street '''' 'e "A~'"
Out.oftown clubs desiring games for Decoration Day
joseph Madden 81 cooper rs Stree S srdky y
The Alptnes wonld like TO hear from club. with play.
r"'rsd Mccl"nn .D Isl s s Siren sroos
The baseball team Of Beecher. Schemes Co. have a
Address G E. Pollard care Beecher schsncH co, 10
an 1' i. s:aG{ 10
"s 'sH AossG I"y and August
Leg Council 80 le6 Young Mons Institute Of Amer.
T sa I'VE Ga "a and a want I" hear
hi0nai clubs, Address James j, bonnet Z. Macdou,
The Victor Club would Ike to arrange game. with
first class ont'o.iown 'ans eiylng suitable guarantee
street Brooklyn
osan,e AID would like arrange late. Tor SATURDAY
fa nJay Manor w, nn ae Ad w
New h4sh1on TA""' '" anu prospect street. west
The St Aovsius Sodality of the rhurrh of st, John
the Evany rist VIII have tsu teams In III. field this
season They ready to hook Saturday ana sun
day games. Address John H. White manager, 3l2 East
Fftyeishth street.
Merck Baseball Club champions of the wholesale
drug trade are ready 10 hook saturday afternoon
games. They want 10 hear from teams at the drug
trade Address A. d scu!Iy care OF Merck 4 Co. II
and 20 william street.
The Bnshwick Baseball club ar. ready 10 arrange
games. Their players Andrews p Evert. g: See.
back. LIST b.; Steinhter ~ Wills Sd b. Withford
: Fisher. l. T.. sirgfried c, T.. and Kraft T. Al.
dress II. YackeL 2, Park street Brooklyn.
pasfi "a
Manhattan College have few opcn dates IN June, Any
uniformed clgh with players under ~ years can
range games by writing Tor particulars 10 William L.
iletherington, Manhattan College, New York.
clnbs having April II and "a and Decoration Day
"a NJ anu T.. NJ. open can arrange games with the
Lsontines The latter club have also few open dates
for Wednesday, games in jane. July. and August The
Leontines contemplate tour OF the state III July
j. H.. Brooslyn.-Ffty cents Is the price Of admis
sion OF The National League. On each ground
however there viii lie set IslGe limited number OF
20 which hdmiss viii he twenty-five cents No
sunday games Will he played IN Brooklyn or New YORK,
uThe Nonpareils would III. to play all teams whose
FAyers under IL year old. The team comprises
Martin. y: Muirooi C.: Callahan. lst b.: u. Marrn ID
b. and captain OBrien; s.: murphy "a b.; y. Marlin.
6. 81 Gehrns L. +: heating Il Z, Address b. Marlin. 35
Washington street New YORK city,
The Nasco,sof tn city VIII present the following
team Lehihan c.; Murray p: DAILY LIST b.; CoHway.
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HALL AND CHOYNSKE HERE.
THEY ARE GOOD-LOOKERs AND DEAR
7HEMSELTES HELL.


A"''"''n" f"r"'. ',''r,,
:" S"o" th"' he A"''"e" i"'"'
Out. mud Did Not Lay Down." a. F'tr'
Another ,hunce IL, CG,bet.
riyrJ in Xrw YORK inst pight. Neither had
- 49, ,,r Vac, ,o,orn Word ~ thoir
coming had been sent out by Warren Lewis.
Halls nactcr. anl wien they. in company
with Person" Dovlcs, their manager. put in
syenns near Twcn.y.eishth street. tho house
There was nothing Of tho tough" look
about either Hal or or, choynski ; nor WA, was
thcro "hy'n'hs ''so p"' n'ce'y ABOUT .he,r
ny Tarn OoIs tn e,,Is' T Th"v
NO ho,h s,InnJi,,lv dovo,nnob mon H,il
arc no'n >ntsna,t.s ueTe'"pIh men, la,i
stands owe: $ * icct. ana Is wei Troportlohed
all the way down. His legs aro stockier than
Ftzsinmonss. and while he is not so broad
acr IS tho shoulders. he is as deep through tho
chest His clear eyes and determined mouth
when once entered into. and his mnnner'is
IN exioient IMPRESSION on ahe many good
judges who saw him. When Hall was asked
mons has modo an much stoct Of. n tbcre can
'hs "'' ."aue ." ii"E" 80. o. ~ , re'. ."n
De stock IN 1t. To the effect that RITZ lay
down" to Hall, in Australia, Jim's lips turned
up in CONTEMPT as b" replied:
:" hat charge Of Eitzsimmons's il OF the size
Tint makes the mas. 1 have felt ever since I
first heard it that 1t WAS not worth noticing.
hut. stree YOU hut ~ question t" me plainly.
] will ~ay that il is false and absurd. Having
said that. will sui Stnn'intr 1t. Here is what
the sni,ng Ect.r"r said about that bout" and
Hall produce" this extract from tn. i;,f,rr.'s
Issue next following, ~" bout of Jane IL. 1870
when the men had the 60 in Larry Foicy's
Hall that has been 80 much talked about:
The men came "a, midhns We" for Round
i. f.t2strutIous advanced to meet his nntuE-
Cni.t. Ne triutr' with his left I, draw Hall.
lnyint hhtc his Jaw for II second. Kissing on
his too. iin!l lr"vght the right smashing
arro-~. Kissing through his teeth like black
smith wedding hot iron. IT dropped with all
his might and strength on Fits Jaw. lust
nhor" the po:rt. and loh fell in a heap under
his cnnlurror's lt,:s rs the impetus carried
Hall IN ihr seconds dragged Fitzsinrons
to h. vUrHcr after be had LAID upon the floor
fifteen seconds: They put him IN his chair.
hu; l.c fell Oh. Even when taken to his dress
ing room he did not seem to know where he
was.
':Thcre." snid Hall. IF tho SVd1icv Referee is
any authority. | Liockod FitHsinmons ont
fairiy and sruarcly. This talk about laying
down to nc i very foolish. | have not taken
the Trouble to deny his statement before this,
Tor all people from Australia will say. and do
say. that fit:.>in,nlun4 il u counterfeit when
D. states that he lay down to ire when beat
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New Yacht Club Organized.

Several members OF the Brooklyn Yach, Climb ;rct
yesterday and organized the Gravesend Yacht Racg
Club committee Of three. composed OF Albert
Gilman OF the sloop yacht Emma. Robert L. Edvertun
OF IN. cattoat Jess and Richard Green hppone l
To dratt constitution and bylaws for presentation at
the meeting II Is not intended by the projectors
of the organization 10 have club that VIII interfere
with the brooklyn Yacht Cub but to have an organ.
izaton tn race small boats II is proposed To have
each SUNDAY throughout the season tor prizes be-
sides special races.
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The New York Pistol aud Revolver Club at the IT
headquarters the american shooting society
hall IL ST Marks place. on Saturday evening rresi.
dent H. orhI. who. with q. f. Jan,er. A. stein and H.
Walther formed the shooting quartet the dab lad
the highest average. with q /. lanIrr uuIy Ouu,nfth
of a point h"Gind hiin. The RESULTS:
fiNc strings pf consecutive shots 20 yards
tanc., possible 90 points the standard
tarrrt. reduced for d,tanc--H. oehi ~ ralibrr ~
A. ~ -. -. total 2l5. 5lO. L. T. Jantzer
- aibTe. 30 A. 80 81 90. total .5l average TO-
g. iiohman, ~ eaIhre. 80 80. ~, 49, total 2i9;
average +aS. Y, HecliEg. ~ rRlIhre. All. ~ Al ~
80; total -, average. 40. ". korh - caIbrr, 80
81. ~. 20. AZ; total. lel; average. 81. .
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Moniay-I.ong Island Sportsman club. blue rocks.
Dexter Park.
Tncsiay-Norh Side GIN Cpb. live birds. Queens
County briyirs Park. Mnspcth: New York German Gun
,luh, i've hrds irNIeF Park.
nesl9F-'on"y Island Rod pnA Gun cub I've
Dexter Ears.
ThuIsday-Auantic Rfd aud Gun cub live birds,
West md t"ney Island: lGhuowH uun ''db i've birds.
Dexter Farh.
frllA"j"anHctte 'iIu club live birds Dexter rars.
satrrlny-DrNier Park shooting Assoc latiOn. sweep.
stakes ana match shooting At DeNttr Park
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Co,umb,n.. Raj, Team DISTANCES.

Tire Columbia College baseball team d;standcd OF.
Friday last and Columbia VIII be without Varsity
team this ysir Tho canse tins the fact that
the committee Of tho Alumni Assoc aon. which has in
charge the ca umbIa Athletic Field has refused to let
any public games he held there before ia when
grounds will he form ally opened.
As the Columbia Athletic linton has been depending
the of the Athletic Field for the IL has
arranged with the other colleges AMI is at present I'M.
able frniah money to hire ether grounds Nothing
possible but 10 dishand the team Monks the cap.
tain OF the team. has started training for the class
races with the % Tile Old grounds Of the Man.
haitian Athletic club have been secured for the OF
the lnterc ole gate athletic team.
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The Sun Tournament he gin. Tonight.

TEr SrS individual championship tournament will
begin tonight. The Germana Assembly Room alleys
at which the series will be rolled in excellent
shape. and some record scores are probable before
many games rolled For opening attraction
three crack bow!ers are scheduled. Nick Thyme. who
dorf IN the opening series Fuchs the crack bowler
the Glendale club. Will participate in the second
third series. The referee will call the first game
o'clock.
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Earned rnns-Louisv,lle. 8. First base on
Louisville. . Left hases-Miwaukee. 81 Louisville
=: First base on ba!!s-,Gf J%ne-. =; on Eurrel B.
Twohmse hits-seery p. Weaver ~. pfeher. sacrifice
h's-IFamburg Taylor. seery. Jones. stolen bases
Brown. Tavlor, Seery ca kuehne. Double p.av.-
Cahill and Taylor: Grim and CaliiL Hit by pitcher
Weaver. Passed balls-Lake :. umpire-Der. Time
80
roRpHANs. .: oLYNrics. IrosTETEpl.
The game at Fordhnm College grounds Yesterday
broke row in the eighth inning At the close ~
the inning both SIDES had scored runs la
the folio ng after three had been scored
the refused continue pla wing that
McIann The