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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-07
Til. Harvard Tenn WIN he Here To-day,

After an absence OF many years tho Harvard Cniver
sity Baseball team will appear In New York city at
Manhattan Held today at IN TO cross bats with.
the team Of the Manhattan Athletic GLIB. Manhattan
field should draw large crowd under the circuIn.
stances. the baseball pubic are quite anxious TO
"sza mp the crimsOps and there is League game
The Polo grounds to-day tho Cherry Diamond boy
should expect good crowd. The Nominations uf
have nj this early period OF the had
such practice the college boys and may make
more errors in fielding bu' with Finley. Wilbur buell.
Brown. O'Leary. Ford and Tates the Nanhattuns
should certainly make some hits.
Director Al Chassehnd has arranged his team as fol-
lows Wilbur C.: sin.ey ~ p bneil. r =: brown LIST
T.; Wilson. D. Ladies are admitted free to all games
n 4 field.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-07
Discrimination at Tie Arknnsns Derby.

LITTLE Rock, April 0-EiGh thousand people saw the
opening Of the spring OF the Little Rock Jockey
Club at Clinton Park yesterday. The track in fine
condition. The running OF the Arkansas Derby the
third OF the day. at mile, resulted in much
dissatisfaction. especially to the owners OF Tom Elliott
and Critic two horses entered Fully ihreequarers of
hour was lost at the post Finally Pcscador Arthur
Murry Little BILLY wautnsa, ana the other horses
made plunge. Critic remaining at u stundstlil.
The starter the word and the four horses went
around The track notw Outstanding thai the Judges br
tapped u Ease start The horses finished: Pescndor
iirsi. Little Billy. second: Arthur hurry, third. Time
l:4'h. The judges. although they had Attempted I"
call the horses back at start declared the
and bets good There was much excitement among
the spectators,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-07
The zettier Rifle Club.

The general average Of the scores put up by the
bers Of the Zcttler Rifle Club In the regular gallery
practice shoot at the clubs headquarters 2l0 Bow.
cry on Tuesday evening were again very high Ing
nearly 2I"la points per man. c. C. ZettIer one OF tho
few founders AMI the treaarer of tive club since its
ist-nce made The highest in tho medal com ne.
ttoi The best scores Of each participant In the march
Tor the club prizes were: e. g. ZetIer 237: j. A. Buy.
Zen ~; 2 Wa!,h.r 2tg: n y Engel; 2aU: 9. Nowak.
Ross. .4a; f schmidt. :4l; Tropp. 23i r iieckng,
c31; +. LindkIcster, n34 - "s'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-07
ROWLING.


There we're 122 persons in attendance ut the weekly
bowling meeting OF the Knckerboscr Rowling Club
yesterday afternoon at the Tennis Court alleys. No
high scores were rolled. bouquets Of Towers we're
presented to all the Indies There were NJ individual
prizes.
Among those present were Mrs $. T. ZONES Marauise
dc Tayrand dc per,gord. Airs c. IRVING MIS- Barlow.
Mrs Barnard, Mira Il NJ Fell Mrs Pierson Mrs n.
johnson. jr; Miss Ayinai, Miss e.. White, Mrs.
McNicker Miss Eva Norris Mrs, g. r. BECK.
Mrs Tholuas Mss Thomas. Mrs J. Hooker Ham.
m-r.ly, Mrs. bradley Martin, Miss $ Banks.
Gallup Miss VI Graves Miss Hail. Miss Ireland Miss
Jackson M,sa Law Miss kohlsaat. Miss ". Leland Mss
Rker Miss ogden Mis- Shrd0n Miss Stoutenberg Miss
Torrance, Miss Florence Van Rensselacr Miss Win
thr5p Mrs Baynrd Clarkson Mr.. shinlcy. Mrs I. T..
Cooper Dr. $ s. Burt, Mrs j ~ Barnard Mrs W FLOYD
ion.s Jr Mrs iulucer. Mrs a. 5, Nicholas 'r.
Or. W. A. iierrvpont. Mrs, II ClarlSon.
There was fair sized crowd at the Columbus Market
alleys last nght to witness the eighteenth series OF
games OF the American Amateur Bowling Unions hBai
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-07

First Race-PnrSe 54GO. for three year ODDS: selling:
I'VE furongs. kingsclere. 10 pounds: Vocaie. loi:
Lady ElhSm. loy. Ihsotta 40: Miss Fox, lO7; Fancy
gedinR 10Y: Money Maker. 40.
Second Race-rnrse 5000 sig furlongs Ieyeller; JOB
ianhanIls. lo7; kmgs,ork. liz Grispn. ~; Arthur
Dawn ll2; Vocal. II.
Third Race-Purss 500; sellins four and half FUR
longs Bob Arthur w pounds: Blanche. NJ: Ballast
lls: Little Grand ~: iayina, Db Iiyacinthe. 1o3.
Fourth Race-Purse 500: handicap: one mile. Ma
Belle. 10I pounds: Badge. 10a; Narbonne colt SO:
Dyizxle. 106; WoOdcutter. 100.
Fifth Race-Purse $500: rve furlonya. Rancocas lOg
pounds: Coldsresn, Jog: Lady Fulsrcr lot; inferno
loo: RinfAx. et.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-07

Albert Powers wrote to Tux sUs on the I'd inst. COM
planning that had been unable to bring De Orc and
Manning down to business in their recent offer to play
Powers uni John Werner OF Chicago a four.handed
malcn at pool Powers wrote tna he ana Werner were
willing play for $500 side IN New York, Brooklyn
PHILADELPHIA, or Chicago a.. -.
his part TO dodge such match 1--we been waiting TO
see Manning lie said 'As soon as do SHAH ropiy to
Powers through the Bruuswck. Bake COllender toin-
pany. II shall be business reply backed up with cash
Powers needn't worry"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-07
Hob Cook In New Haven.

NrN nArrS. APRIL G.-Kobert J. Cook arrived In tho
city this morning, and the candidates for the crew
were hrstied OF to the boat house. where Mr.. Cook
boarded the launch This is the FIRST opportunity which
Mr.. Cook has had to the this year. and the
who sat in the boat stroke. Gala udet 'p2;
No. Ives. 'J3; No Paine. ~; No o. Graves ~ s.;
No. j. llartwei!, NJ 5. Ciptain): SOB Van Huyck ~
s. No. 2. Bailiru, a2. and bow Kinney, '95
The makeup wns the same As that which has been
iug i'll the urst boat Tor time that XIII
ney put i'll the place OF Derby Rogers Y, who has
all along been rowing bow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-07
WI Colllns he Released

The impression gains ground that Hub Collins Is
booked for release by Brooklyn. generally un.
dcrstood when the team started for the South month
ago that either Burns. OBren. or Collins would have
go later and each one went to Florida de-
termined show thai lie WAS too good II man for re-.
lease Reports from the feam have shown that Burns
and Rrien play ing great bn AMI the tact That
Collins Louisville leave Of absence give,
rise % the report fat he has ne1nny been reeased
President Byrnc said yesterday that he had le:ru
no,niug oficiaiy frou! Warl On the subject.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-07
The Winner. 1t Gloucester.

GLoucEsrxR. April 6-First Rnce-Seyen.eiGhths OF q
mile. Ketchuni hrtt. rosburg second. Issaquens third
Time. l 33.
second Race-Three and a half fur!ongs. Bonnelle
colt first Dillon second Jerry Mccarthy third Time.
O:ABk
Skeezgeister third. Time .iSlS.
Fourth Race-six and quar- 81 furlo gs Helmet hrss
Owen Golden second Little Addio third; Time. :o2Gi
Fifth Race-Fveei ghths OF u mile Penzance first
John Atwood second, A. o. H. third. Time :u4e.
sixth Race.Sssen eighhs Of mile. hoyle Rhodes
- " 77' 49, 0''''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-07
Boating Mt Princeton.

PRINCETON. April G.-The postponed mass meeiing for
the purpose OF considering the matter OF having
at Princeton was held to-day. Mr. II. g. Murray. 'O3
the prime mover Of the IDEA. read several letters
which he had received from different alumni and
Others SWING their opinions ~ the affair There was
aged the idea OF acrew here declaring that tac
ties equal II they do no. surpass those at oxford and
Cambridge, Another cttt: was read from Mr. McLarep.
former Princeton onrsnan. who encouraged the idea
and expressed desire TO come TO Princeton
acrew, provided one I've organized. 1t was finally de
ciled 10 encnnrage boating hs private enterprise and
Then !: .uccessu onrsIpen he developed TO make 1t y
varsity organization.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-07
4 GREAT FIGHT IN PROSPECT
Tom ORourke, for George Dixon, Signs
Arilclcs to Meet Fred yOhnston.


Amatch bet ween George Dixon the feather. W eight
champion OF the world. and Fred Johnston. tho cham
pion OF England at II Ills pounds seems likely to be
made at last as q definite movement to that end vas
made yesterday. Tom o'Rourke. DiXon's manager.
called at the IHmtrued Meas Office and asked Arthur
Iumlcy, The representative OF the Coney Island A. c..
what the club would give for bout betwe the
5000 and give Johnston $3.50 for expenses CRourke
pied. and articles were drawn up then and there
The articles called for u iwenty.round contest with
fveoun gloves. the men to weigh ~ pounds give or
take mound gh in at 7. ". the day Of
ami 20 be in tbs ring a, m The date selected is
Is not yet disclosed. will ocfate. DRunrke salts
fed It'll all these particulars and signed she document.
A cabisgram was sent to JohpssOu ami his reply
should he received to-day.
As soon Us Johnston let's the Concy Island Club know
Il at be Will sign the articles ORourke will post $500
TO guarantee Dix0ns appearance Johnston will have
the The club VIII take care OF Johnston on
his arrival in America furnishing him with training
quarters and safety while doing his work
OF preparation.
0Rourxe intimated to The SUE reporter that II tho
her SIDE wants bet Of &2b'Q in addition to the
purse. they can get It without asking twice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-07

Earned runs Br0okyn, =; ChnrIeston, q. TWO base
bis-Joyce. Brouthers, kinsow. Foutz. Griffin Burns
So;solopnshn DAILY n,ssy kennedy S2 lIoms run
Brouthers. Bases ON bals--By RoutA 1; by kennedy.
J. Struck omt-By kennedy .: by Fonty. 4. Lett
bases-Brookivn. 81 Charleston. 4. Wild pitches
Foutz. Kennedy. !. stolen bases7,oyce tcl. Bronh
Tough, oBreu. Time-1 40 umpire-Har:.
WASHINGTON IL: GEORGETOWN. O.
wAsBISGroS. April 1.-Two OF the hiugton's pitch
erB ade their to-day in the game with the
Georsetown University team, ana the record shows
half base hit for the col!egians OF both men. The
Ucore
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-07

Long CoiliaS Murray. MsnninG Quinn. Flynn C2l; Nc
Gilre t3). Richmond, Tobh: Powers tD. Donbis play.
Mcclure and Manning hit by pitcher-ManninE Wild
p cn-E DapneHy. Passed balls Ronyke oh O.. O'Con
nor ~. Umpire -Dollard fime-1 55.
BOSTON ~; YALE. ..
Nrw Hivsx. April G.-Thc Yale and Boston teams
played their second game On the Yale HELD to-day.
captain Murphy played the same team as YESTERDAY
with tho eScaaio OF tho battery, Case and COle APP
pcnring instead OF bowers aud In tue seventh
inning ease ran on the diamond among the carriages
which surrounded the Held for the ln lie stumbled
and fell severely sprnining Ills shoulder. Riugeway
was substituted ior the remaining innings, but the tis
tors failed to get hit on his delivery. The Yale team
LETT for Boston night aud viii play there tomorrow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-07

Bowling Gossip.
I. Dreischlinger-A '

l. Dreschlinger-A wins.
Amatch game OF ten pins between John Rocmermann
and Henry hoe ;uernain OF the Franklin B. c. and A.
fresc and T. Lehrbach or the Monarch b. e. SIX ont Of
eleven games will take place to night mt the Frank lin
alleys Full on street and Franklin avenue, Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-07

Earned runs--New YORK. .. Twohase hits-Ewng
o'Rourke. Lyons Fields, King. a. Jackson Three base
Rt-Bassstt. Home run-lyons. sacrihce ts-,Goro.
Stolen bases-Gore Ewing ~. Boyle az. ORourkc ~
--Iyens Fields l2 First base on srgors-New York. ~
GOrham. !. First base on bas-0H King =: of Stoyey
9; on Seldom, g. Left on bases-New York u: Gnrha!n
struck ontNBy KING u; by Stoysy .; By seldom
Pitches-King. q s.ovey. 2; Seldom, s. Tinle.i5
tmpire-CounoIy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-07
News from tho Horse wor,a.

Ex-Secretary Koch Of the New York Jockey
Club and nov with the Wells Fargo. Express
Company in New Orleans Is in New iork for u
few days on bushes He will sail for Europe
some time within u week and may rcnlnin
abroad for some time. Mr. Eoch has II great
many friends In New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-07
slosson IL Ready for Schacfer " He Beats

Billiards.; George sosson was delighted yesterday Mt
Jake schaefer challenge to the winner OF the slosson
Ives cham ionship match published In yesterdays
spS slosson asked last night what he would do
about It, . ~
.'You know me-" he said. I'm accept Jake's cha.
lenge at once IL beat Ives and be ready TO play him
In short too lilo the date OF the match
il he wants TO. 1t viii be played right here in New
York"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-07
Other Games,
CHARLESTON, u: BRoorLrS, 10.

CHARLEsroN April tDan Rrouthcrs got on the scales
to-day but declared they were wrong when he found
that they egste red 2l.Ia pounds The day was bad
ono for baseball. There were On-tant showers and 1t
~as very dark; giving good chance Tor error making
Ward loan ed his felders and battery and
made up his outcd from among the local players who
were slow in getting after the ball As result the
Brooklyn nine. called. was defeated kennedy
Stitched fair game and hit the bail Tho Brooklyn M.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-07
PHILADELPHIA. 10; HosroS rxloss. 6.
PHrLAppLPHIA, April 1.-THE Philadelphia team beat
Boston Unions again to-day. The score:

'Philadel phia ...............o O-18
Boston Unions. .............o o D . e.
Estnsd rans. =. 2 Two'bsss hits1Iia'
I. HYpilron. connor CO. Deluhanty Thornton. Irwin,
yheSGsn. ht0lsn Dnsesyshmian GUSeS 4eahamIy
ssts on Ss,svTThilnd,siph!a io boston Unions
sullivan FIr.t base eH T - rliadePha;
eanivan. 2. Hit by pitched bniI-Muivey Dclahanty.
y Mia pitch-SulVan Cmpiie-Rctlly. Time-Two
= CINCINNATI II: MILWAUKEE. e.
CJsciysaIL April G.-Norgan Murphy was tho star in
. the einnghter Of Milwaukee, to-day Capt. Larry
TYitrholled the brewers to defeat. The little catch.
ere play. that gained Tor him ovation. was thn
et$tnfs OF wild ptch and subsequent mailing " Ear.
q Mo tried To nurluIn cunl The kcurN:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-07
The Amate ur BI,lIard,.ts.

Tho twenty.egbth game in the acknowledgement
handicap tournamcnt played las evening at zahns
Academy 1ld kast Fourteenth street j. O. starin 400
defeated Alexander Field 600 by 100 to los Average
of the winner 4S54 brAt OF the winner Ia; best
run OF the ospI2g The conendng This evening
viii be james A. Eirkett GOO and Philip Hanna looj
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-07
GUNSRERG WJNS At LAST
Old BIrd His Victim lS!ackbusne Defeats
Mason.

LONDON. April G.-I.asksr was n bye to-day
so there WIS little excitement in the chess
tournament. Gunsberg defeated Bird In q
X 3 4 opening after so moves. while Mason
lost a Ruy Lopez TO Rlackburne after II moves.
The score: Lisker. y: Blackhurne. 5: Mason.
will play Mason and BLACK burpe Bird.
Appended is the first game between Black
burne and Gunsberg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-07

a:aa srsary iei OF b..ss"Js y Sss
s,gpe 4o. Sn,csqs h.lnPRies % ss osas
hor. Donohue Three bass hit.Qnihn. sserincs hits
H. oConnor. u. Donnely, Collins, Murray Quinn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-07

First base by errort-Manhattan 4. G. ]: Wi!llams
College +. Left Observation-Disclosures A. o.. 4: Williams
College. .. First base on talIs-on Wilson, 3 oil J.
sngerlanl Yates. Ford. wilson Norton 90 Marrs ~
Street G. Honisier Howard r. j. Lynch ~ Tomnc o.
Three base hit. Lynch. Iwn.base hit-ivIfary.
Stolen basss-Bnc, brown q, G Iol!ister g. iowa,d
Lynch ~ !. Lynch T0wne ~ Roberts ~ " Hollis
tcr(). ILL., BY pitcher. HOLSTER Wild pitchesl
lioiister. l: Wilson. Passed hails-t: ilolstcr. =
W,bur. 3. Unpire.-Mr. smith. Time-Two hours and
nine minutes.
BALTIMORE.
Baltimore ,..................5 u q I 3 2-15
Norfolk .......,.......,.,...O o o . D o . o.
base hits--Baltimore, T.; Norrolk. Errors -Balt
more, =; Norfolk. s. batteries Mcmahon anu Robin
son. Quarles and Garrut. uniplrc-Mctuliar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-07

q EnrDed Tuns--tnc InnRti. II NIIwauEee, J. TwObake
kiiSEburke. latham. Threebase hits-Iathui Hal.
&E4n Smith. Ward. McGarr, Home run-Iale. Double
Slny-LathAln. Burke. and Comlskey. Base! on balls
SfChSmberiain. 81 on Burreu .: oh Jones .. Time:
~ 0prh Umpire-Nnlaine.
LOUISVILLE, 70: CENTRE COLLEGE. ].
LovIsyILLz Apri, 6-Louisrlc scored easy victory
ee1sy from The Centre College team before small
The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-07

Tho vnelnnd. N j.. wheelnlen have elected the fol-
lowing officers for this year; President IL g linryey
lians: CAPTAIN. y. Grant: lieutenaity. ". Holmes
Ware and ! Gage. ',
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-07

Earned runs-Ionisyille. u. Two'basa hits-Grmcs
t2I sssry. Fitzgerald. Prefer Dowss Brown. sio!en
~ qrmss ~, Knshns i2 fiizgerad, nsekin poTse;
~ ptcied bail"seery. Brennan. Passed eAll-Jones;
Strlcs Out-Brown. Taylor, Double Ilay-Prsner am
Taylos. Time-2 houyA Umpire-woif
49, JASPER COLLEGE. II; MERCURY. 4.
=, Nearly 600 spectators witnessed the game between
he JApep Aud hercurys ut Jasper Field yesterday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-07

Baseball, Manhattan Field, To-day, 4 r. NJ.
Harvard thrst appearance, vs. Manhattan A. G. Ioc,
La iss tres 70 grounds and grand stsad,r<d'
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Iontgomery 81 l5a 22s $40 1872 4Ia go GO3 60, 7,is
Ianlrtn A.u 50 1876 214 3+s AT 5l3 5yT GSG 40 e.
THIRD CAME.

Manhn A. c.s3 15d a.6 29l 3I3 4I2 h53 40 Ga4 80
Phoenix 40 14y 2iU ;,U1 3o3 $5S go 500 20! iUi
UmpiTes-R talender nnl G.. Is. Thompson. scurers
Ia. iearse and II. A. Mclean
The Bedford ard Harlem bowling teams. branches OF
the Young Mems Christian Association. rolled two
match gaines upon the atcrs alleys on Tuesday night
fhe scOtes:
Bedford--f Aukamp, 1876: Donald. 1874: Phillips. 15c
Shaw. l35: W. Ankniap, las, Total 1876
iIarlcm--Breen, 1866 Strobei. l4I; Newkrk. 1885,
Herman. 1874; Long, 1854. Total SOI.
sEcOSD GiNE
Bedrord--F AUX amp 1873; u nad. 100: Phillips c05
Shaw. 14S; W. AukNnp 1j5 Total. $50.
lIarlem-Breen. 100 Sirphel, 1921, Newkrk 14O:
Hermann. Lao: Long, 1I5. Total IIU.
The games in the American Amateur Bowling Union
series to night Will bp between the Jersey CITY A. e.
New York A. C.. and America teams.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-07

Although defeated. Manager Chasseud OF the Man.
haitian Athletic GLIB team was III a happy mood when
yesterdays ganr at Manhattan Field was completed.
last the opening game rcsntcd ia defeat Tor
tho Cherry Diamonds by score OF lUtoO In yester.
days game, however. they gave the Wilams College
team strong light. and hut for the wdness OF Pitcher
wilson the nrs inning tho visitors would have been
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-07

Earned runs-Washingt"n. o. First base on errors
Washington. 6. Left bases-W George.
town. First base on balison Kilen !: on Doan. i:
of wpkelman. 4: of Mndigan. 3 struck out-By
Richardson. stolen basssI,lIoy !e'. Dowd, DonGyap
ford; BolwaA. McGrath. and Conion. Wild pitch
Hinkelman. Passed ba-Miiugan. Cmpire-Snyder
x Tims-l 20.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-07

TIENt INV.
MONTGOMERY PuUs

Totals II "a T4sl Totals LIP 70 10 SOP
Phanix ... 80 IA 21G 2pT $50 $50 56I $40 49, 400
Montgomery "a los 25u aap 4O3 40 b3G OF Ue3 7iS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-07

Earned runs,.host"n " Yale: O. aw9,nase s hus,
Me, arthy, Ticker ii9mc runs Nash. Nichols Bliss
Norton, Double. play Murphy Nnrton and carsr
Bnss Cole struck ~. McrarhS Norton First sa n
ton Duty. Hit by pitched bal-Nicho's. Murphy Passed
LaI--tole Time. :i5. tmpires-McCormick anu
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-11-17

It b. reported that The Hon.
james g B.a.nc. late Secretary Of
state. BOO President Huds. n'.
Cabinet went Of into dirk room
when ao beard the news ~ the
Democratic cyclone ari laughed
m1 0n--j himself U5e 70 Young
girl With her Gr beau aud h
mrI.g been a,.e to keep bis mar
straight since.