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Baseball Games To-day.


RATIONAL irIerN AMERICAN AoocrhrioS
View York va Cleveland. at the Polo grounds.
brooklyn vs. Chicago. at Eastern Park.
Warrington We. ST. Louis. atWhshinRtoh
baltimore va Louisville, at Baltimore
Boston VS.. Cincinnati at Boston.
fhhadelphia VS.. Pittsburgh at philadelphia
AMATEUR LKAGuE.
Staten Island O. G. va Staten Island A. C.. at Liv.
ingston
Sew Jersey A. G. va Englewood p. c.. at Bergen
Point
CENTRAL SEw JERSEY LEAGUE.
Elizabeth va. Plninneid at Elizabeth.
somerfillo vs.. Westneld. at Somerville.
OTHER CAMS,
Fordham College W. Manhattan A. G.. at Fordham.
orange A. c. VS.. Wesleyan. at orange.
Russell. Burdean Ward Va. Acmes. at PortChester.
Park
Mineoia vs.. Babylon A. C.. at Babylon.
Dominion Va. summers, at West Brighton
Princeton VS.. Yale, at Princeton.
Williams vs.. Harvard. at Wiliamstown.
PAinheld A. {. VS.. Rutgers. at Plainheld.
Aroma A. A. vs.. Puritan A. c.. at Jersey City.
North Side A. C. va. St. George A. e.. At North New
York
Murray Hills vs. Atlantas. at Railway.
horristown va Leontnes, at Morristown.
Jehersons VS.. New York +. G. at Newark.
SenecAs VS.. Washngtons, at Hiilsdale.
Ireeport vs. Beekmans. at Freeport -
Young Mems League vs. knickerbooker. At Long ISL
and.
eiac A. G. va Diamond A. c.. at ozone Park.
Jersey Va keating A. C.. at Iioboken.
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infants.
In hyncal construction and movements Morgan
Murphy resembles John Ward.
Pitchers Terry and Inks yesterday released by
the Brooklyn Club Terry has not pitched game for
the Brooklyns this season.
The Cincinnats como in from the field but what
Coniskey calls up ono or two men for lecture With
out any curtain. Petey Browning and Tip O'Nein arc
the most frequent recipients OF admontion.
Dave Foutz was pitching industriously at Eastern
Park yesterday and when asked why he worked so
hard when he not down To pitch he said. I'm
getting ready for those New Yorks next Wednesday"
There 10 impression this side OF the bridge that
the elongated pitcher will need considerable prepare.
tton.
Umpire Sheridan and the crowd did not pull together
at all yesterday. He got the worst roasting an un.
pro has received at Eastern Park this season In tho
third inning Burns OF Brooklyn got into argument
with him. and was ordered away from the coaching
line and fined Later In kicking against strikes called
on him. Burns WAS fined again. The tines amounted to
SIG
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Racing Results at I.atonIn.

CINCINNATI. May lO.There was a fair crowd at La.
tonia tho running OF the hve over good
track.
The first dash of six and one.haf furlongs
Moljessa lo1 tThorpeh at to 9. won by head from
Hamline. with May Queen third. Time. l;23If.
The second at seven and one half furlongs
Penn p, lOS Rritton) at to ., won by length from
Corinne Kinney with King Punster third. Time
1876 rs.
The third race spin OF half mile for two.yenr
Odds Robert A. (britfonl at to 3, won by n length
O.5OLp.
The fourth race was a handicap a, one mile. Cars.
bad. lOl ~. Murphy. at to ], won in whiDpng FIN
ish by neck from springaway with Lillian Lindsay
third Time. l:42x
The NTH race was Mt six fur,ongs. outcraft l0l
(Brton) the favorits at to =. won BY two lengths
from lIambletOn, with Vrge Johnson third Time i II
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NEW YORK WON AND LOST.
The Sw s s nnSa 1e a"ss
Stternoon they put UP a game hard to excel in
WORK aI and timely hitting 'u The result was
victory. Crane pitched a fine game, but his
snd rsoq *
Hs 5ss$s and hS 'ssSs
Ssiy "H line drive to left when two men we're
bases and two GT the GH bs by srt
Senins. Cores insxSpsabIe nun gave
The Cincinnatis a run IN the first McPhee had
thss to second, and on HojiidSys sserIiee iIy
t ts third ca o. 6 ny p McFe nSiS
aF 6e to ru The p Wben sn%
sssS snS II Rs.%Fsd IL run e IL
tnss il !0A run 'S on IL Iyenss base on balls. Ew;
tnG's hard drive to right for two bases and
srd S HnS saSsSS y to
narrowing e errors BY the New Yorks and the
resultant presentation OF the game to Comis.
centre Mulaue hit an easy one, to Bassett.
and Murphy would have been out had not Bas-
I T Fa WIDE ESTn hrGw to hst te n1 Pos sby
mains that the ball S vas thTIwp wide s1d
second and McPhee was sent 70 erst on
balls but ose hit to pss
dat player threw wide to the plate, and Null
lae scored pn0thsr run that should hsye been
% ai tie agony with q ~ to Bassstt. that
game. The latter scored another run in the
1tth on Cranes single. q tumble by Smith, and
Richardson. The latter took second on wild
pitch. and scored on Bassett's single.
apnat run IN the fttS. and in thee s seventh
QNeilrs double; Ewing's mum Of throw to
FIRST, two stolen bases. and Browning's single
Rusie got into the, box for New York when
play was called for the second game. and he
ten the art Of deseiv Ing batsmen. ' The New
Yorks shook of the lethargy that hung over
@ s aqa ans TeHi
and 9ns being
fsh throw to ,SiTd the ob t%ef being to Catch
! Latham. who had opened To inning With
sHs n he 9is
the the i9presson that his double was triple:
fred ana that was the last scoring done By the
Duryea was very steady except In the fourth
inning. when, with O'Rourke out at first, he
balls Then when Bassett forced Richardson
out at second. Lyons came home. Murphy
ended the inning by going out at first It was
IN the seventh that the New Yorks scored the
same Up and hit to slGh ti Tor q base FSfles
yeas fingers and rolled away. all hands being
safe. ORourke hammered a safe one past
ming run. Lyons was hit by a pitched ball.
and when Buck Ewing came up and rubbed
Buck hit a high 1y to right, and the game was
practically at an end. as the sides went out
quickly In the remaining innings. The scores:
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MAIDSTONE! MAIDSTONE! MAIDSTONE!

Now. gentlemen, tell the truth and show your
wires. We sent Maidstone. and nothing but Mad.
stone. for the Tobogaan Slide Handicap. Tho
Racing Private Information Agency wires are
the talk Of the town. and well they may be. Back
ers glory In them bookmakers dread them. Our rigid
rule We never depart from--one horse only q race;
nothing good nothing sent Clients again urged to
show messages to their friends Our wires
advertisement. order today Terms usuai. $40 for
next ak days. and promise per cent. net win
nnsG Four-pAss prospectus fuiy explaining bush
mesa With hints to unbeatable plan OF spec
ulAtion, sent post free Address all communications
TO the BUSINESS MANAGER r. O. box 2.2oo. New
York city.
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BALlTORlL WINS THE CUP.
An Objection was Made Against tho Whine
but WINS Overruled.

An Objection wns Made Against tho Winner,
but was Overruled.
LONDON. June 10.-The race for tho Man
chester Cup Handicap to-day was won by Mr..
Naples four-year-ol old brown colt Balmoral. by
Hampton. out of Kate Craig. This horse was
formerly known as North Berwick. and was
third in the race for the City Of London Breed
ers' Stakes last year. when Mr.. l. dc Roths-
child's Bumptious was first and tho Duke Of
Westminster's Orion second. Mr. w. Il. Mar
shalrs four-year-oll chestnut colt The Hud-
son was second to-day. and the four-year-old
brown colt Enniskilen was third. Tho Hudson
won the lIambleton Handicap Plate at lis
towel last year. and was favorito for tho race
to-day.
An objection has been lodged az ainst
Balmoral for humping. and the cup will not he
awarded until the objection is decided. The
victory OF Balmoral caused considerable sur
prise
The race was at ono mile and three quarters
and 1875 Yards The objection against Balmoral
was overruled. and he has been awarded the
cup,
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THE HARNESS RACES At ALB4NY.
Play hoy and Linden In Straight Heats
Hal Pointers Fat Mile.


ALBANY. June 10-The sixth meeting OF tho
Southeastern Trotting Circuit ended at Island
Park this afternoon. Again tho favorites out
classed the field and six heats closed up tho
card. It was a favorable day for speed. and
Village Farm bore off the honors with Play
Boy In tho 2:20 class and Hal Pointer In q sue
cessful nttempt to lower tho track record.
Geers had little confidence In tho PAGER after
his failure at New York. but he was steady
and stepped mile In 2:13I without any urG-
Ing. This Is nearly a second faster than Jewett
went here In race some years ago. and there
fore now mark for Island Park. Play Boz was
favorite In his race at any odds, but the others
at Fleetwood. whore he forced the stallion out
two heats. but starting Judge Newberger in.
sisted on an even send of in the third. and
sg BoV hs% %6o Sf' to s ssa M 1 Tx
sSs Ess MS Tas' EaSs III Eod 's4Se
and Msp9nsla a drew him ~ Ha%,n nj: SId
2;27 c9nsidsTably. bpt had t9 go stil foster II
quarter. Little Daisy had, opened quite a gap.
and whom the stallion oyerhaued her. kept him
n a %s neS haa begins At
Mystic Park next Tuesday. Summaries:
pi s2q ps si'f 5; R1 sm, 500
s siS Ss:'S
Golden Rod @ 4ns"s's.x iss 's:ls,i dr.
Linden fSs y Ms%is ss ' Wilkes phelps,
Ham G t nv Dp pSe" "a anu oa'npo''D,
''''''' >'> Tine ,2sa. 2s44. 2:aia' '''''''' .
csss A 4mo 1me r? sns by Tom HI.
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Polytechnie Institute Athletics Break Rec.
Ords.


Tho blue and gray colors of the Polytechnic Institute
made Washington Park bright yesterday afternoon
when the fifteenth annual ned games OF the Polyech
mic Institute Athletic Association were held.
The young athletes did remarkably well. They tied
the Institute records for the DASH the running
high Jump and the standing broad jump and they
broke others After raising the record in the pole
vault In competition Howard NJ. Cowperthwait and J.
G. Zimmerman vant ed still higher. each doing feet
8l< inches. A Poster formerly student at tho Ade
phi and OF Prot Foster Of the Institute ran alone
succeeded covering the distance in ~ - seconds.
The other records broken were in the mile run tho
hgnd5tysTa ps.h.First beat s. won by IL
Won By co~perth*a. Van Every second; time. 10 IS
Running Broad Jump-won by ". c. Asssrson, with
sjump OIL feet 81 inches Harry CYAN csef IT feet
Twohundred. an ID. twenty;yard Dash-won by Howard
N. Cowperthwais: p. A. Potter second Time. "a So
Running High Jump.won by Harry c; Van cleef.
with jump Of feet inches; L. H. Van Every. feet
Mile Kun.-won by J. c. Zimmerman. E. thinner.
sssnd,ng BrGaa j,u Jun BY Il c'wrSr,hwai.
Sns rs'h "R hd 'se' ~ H. " Van ''e'f
RPnwGn BY ,,,1%
Feis y,1!tns Between J. 6 z'nm.,man u. y.
JArvie. who was third. tied the record at 8 feet
Mile Safety. Bicycle Racs-won by z. l. Fault r.. J.
VAN cieef with throw Of 70 feet az inches s:1r T.
Van Every second with throw on 81 feet inches.
sss.
whitney. Time. II seconds: In the runon zimmer.
ciset With put Of IS feet men: g. A Iowper,h n
az inches. thru
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LAsKEH's VICTORIOUS CAREER.
He Scores Five Straight 6 nmes A cainst His
Great Rival. BIackburne.

LONDON. June 10.-With the score Of four
wins 10 nothing against him. Black burne de-
cidcd to fall back In the eighth game of tho
great chess match against Lasker upon the
French Defence. a method he also adopted in
the second game. which no ought to have won.
but drew. Lasker could not make much head
way with the advantage Of the move in the
in getting AL advantage in position by most
beautiful tactics: Blackburne tried his best to
avert defeat. and often seemingly succeeded
was. however. all in vain. The youngster
played with wonderful precision and regis
tered his fifth consecutive victory after fifty
one moves. This makes the score as follows:
Blackburne. ..........,......,..o d d 0 90
Lasker. 8: Biackburne. 0; drawn,3
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CHAMPION IVES IN TOWN.
He Sails To-day with HIS VITO to FIJI =
Big Engagement ia Paris.

Champion Frank Ives got to this city just before mid
night Thursday having been delayed by the Pongh-
keepsie landslide. He was accompanied by his wife.
and brought along the silver cup of the worlds cham.
pionshp. A crowd awaited his coming ut Maurice
Days Broadway billiard room. and gave him a royal
welcome The champion played Chinese billiards.
queer game OF twoban carroms. with MIR. II. F. Troe.
scher and Amateur Hendricks and watched Prof.
Kaarlus execute his trick fancy shots The champion
then play ed trick shots Of his own He Will sail
for France La Bourgogne this morning. DAILY gave
him COMPILING ntary dinner last night and there was
. reception afterward at the billiard parors crowd
went down to the pier after midnight to send him and
the emblem on board in hitting style.
IL going abroad to play billiards for eight weeks
at $3.50 q week salary" Ives said: the money has
been deposited in Paris bank. so that am sure OF
getting It."
Ives was sorry TO hear that slosson had abandoned
his plan going Paris lie that he did not
know to certainty whether Schaefer and Cation
would 60 to France or not. 1t Was supposed that
Schaefef and Cation would sail on the same steamer
with Ives but the ex.champi"n doesn't seem to be M
Dalys Thursday night Ives said that Mr.. Roche told
him that he be, 81 900 81 500 that would
succeed In holding tho emblem IN the coming match
with Schaefsr Ives nxed Paris as the playing ground
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CREEDMOOR M.1RkSMEN.
Good Scores by Our Soldier Boys on tho
State Range.

Good Scores by Our Soldier Boys on tho
State Range.
Puts Of white smoke arose all day long yesterday
from tho State rifle ranges at Creedmoor where tho
mbers Of tho Third Battalion of the Thirteenth Regi-
nent OF Brooklyn trying to hit the distant bulls.
eyes in the hope of winning marksmAn's badge. Tho
battalion Was composed Of Companies A. B. and X. and
Capt C. s. Luscomb was in command. II good
day for shooting and large number Of the quail.
fed as marksmen and several A. sharpshooters. The
scores:
suARPsHooTERs.
Field and star oaicers-Capt y, II. Rabcoct. 40.
Cont Commissioned Stah-Sergeant j. McSeyin, ~.
Company k-Cspt. Z. 5. Lusconb. AZ.
NAKKsuEN.
Field and stan Onicers-Adjt h. Y. Clayton a.
Northumberland sia1-Sergeant Is. l.. Tyrrel 80:
Company A-Capt =. Il. wisweL 80; Corporal J. II.
McEwsn, 80: Private y, wswell 81; Pr!vatoF r. A.
.1ne 10 81 Gs.rfs so Lieut. Stew
Company B-Capt; G. 4, Den,ke 33: Sergeant ". &
Gendar. 81 Corporal Norris. so; Lieut.. " G, Roe.
3D. rry"e B1osn rS Corporal M MaM."E "
Corporal ". H. SHELTON. 81: Private s. D. wilgus 81:
Private j. ". wisms. 81; Private A. G. De Castelia,
private j. stohluan, "a: Private 4. r. Thomas So;
Private S. r. Gauntlet, ~: Private A. j. McDermott.
81 Private II h Cook 20 Iriyas McE3ysIy ri
ssanic 4 Williams 81: Private A, stohlmun, 81 Fri.
Company D-lfivnte II. Newman 80
Company G-serseant j. f. Parsons 81; Private A.
Company K-Priyate ". l. Rodgers rs: Private c.
Bodn, 80; Lieut. T. j, IIoocy. 49, Private 1. Robert.
ron, 80; Private A. L.: C,nkIiI 80: PriyAts q: hoes.
hardt, ~: rorporal NJ i Dnndy 81: Lieut. T. " R"hg.
81: Private O. Ernst. so; Private j. IIillinrd 80:
ss sn, T. S cn:e s5 rvs White sa ser
Z. 5. Luscomb 30.
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R,dsewood Gun Club Shoot.

The regular monthly shoot OF the Ridgewood Gun
Club was held yesterday at Ridgewood Park, l.. l. j.
Well was the winner OF the club medal with Of
Dix out OF seven The score: Regular monthly shoot.
seven birds - @ schneider q yards. r; j W"z, u
Martin II yards. G. Eadei. 81 yards 2: Dock.
s% sr 81 v az yaTa' 81 wsFs ka- !. kr
yatds z. G Lager. n yards. l. G. Nichols, rs yards.
\: @, Dnrst n yards, l. Gohrins. 20 yards. 81 A.
I.oewenthai II yards. j; y. lbort Fl yards. r.
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CHICAGO June 1o-Follo wing arc the results OF the
racing at Garfield Park to-day;
First RAce-four furonga. southern Lady nrst Fat
sy second. Pearl C. third. Time o:5d9.
Second Racemss yen fnrlongs Maggie Reca first.
Third RAce-four and one hat furiongs. Bonnie True
hrst. Aid Morris second. Bates third Time. :O3iS.
Blackburn second Bitten third Time. .oA
Fifth Race-Five and one half fnrlongs. Redstone
nrst Josie Wells second Gunshot third Time. 12oh.
Results at Hawthorne Park:
First Racs-six furlongs Bob Rice. Jr. first. Daring
second. Massillop third. Time. l:27I9
Second RAce--five- eighths of u mile. Speculation
hrst. lemon Blossom second. Queen Isabella third.
Time !! 10
Powers second. dundee third. Time o5
Fourth Racc-fne'eigpihs OF a mile, AngloSaxon.
frst. Bsrwin second Mr.. barnes third TINE, lai..
Fifth Race-Fiv. eigEihs OF a mile OrlnOcco mist,
Bagpipe second. Annie Race third. Time. lll.
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New LONDON. June 1o.-Harvard's steam launch
was inspected by tho local inspectors today and
found to be all right The Harvard right go
out on the water twice daily. and the boys en-.
pioy their time to good purpose. The crew and their
friends much encouraged by the arrival OF Harry
Reyes: His m.nagsmsnt and advice Lass year we're OF
Bob Cook or Al Cowes and II he remains he re the
crimson will give the Yale men hard hight
The contract for the Tagging OF the cas for ut
least day advance Of the arrival OF the crews but
the committee had Official notice OF IarvArd's
ing Had the weather day been fair the work would
have started
that the crew would come Saturday night
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The following scores made at yesterdays shoot
OF the wauregan Gun Club at Dexter Park the birds
provided being lair lot considering the time OF year
Tho scores:
Sweepstakes at eight live birds birmingham rules
NJ Fay and j. j. Laone. eight each. W H. Brcknor
aud j. Fay. seven each: u. W. Silhe thorn. six.
Regular club GOT ten birds each ". II, Brick
Fay. seven; j. j. La0nie. seven.
Bluerock swcepsiHkes, twenty targets each man
j. Fay fifteen. Fay. fourteen, W II. Brlckner. ten
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Beating the Record from John O'Groars
Lnadss End.

LONDON. June lot. A. Edge. the bicyclist.
has ridden to John O'Groat's House at the ex-
treme northern end Of Scotland. from Land g
End. tho extreme southwestern point OF Eng
land in four days and forty minutes. beating
the record by over ten hours. Edge started on
his ride on Monday morning last He rides
back at once from John OGroats to London.
covering altogether 2.O39 miles.
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The winners "a, Gloucester.

0LoucEsrxR June lo-First Raoe-F our and a half
furlongs PAtroces nrst Count Ne In second, sunday
third Time O;b7A,
second Race-fonr furlongs Keln nrst Wang sec.
ond Gladness nlly third. Time. O.5ob.
Third Race10ns mile. P,od.Ta nrst Sir Rae second.
Fourth Racs-ssven and = half furlongs. Can't Tell
nrst. Juyger second EDDIE NJ third. Time. ! :38
burn second Dixie third Time, 'o3
Sixth Race-Six and a half furlongs. Picket nrst.
Bothsration second, Headlight third. Tins. :25,1
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0rsys OF the Eastern League. The eosgans could do
nothing against the professionals. The scorei
s roy,S'no' ,....,..."......"9 o-l99
BASE hits-froyidspce. IL; Brown, 4. Errors-Brown.
~ Pttchert-sta1ord and white.
wrsr POINT. 2; RurGrRs o.
,wrsr foirr. June 1o-The game here to-day between
the Cadets and Rutgers College teams hotly
tested from start TO Gnish The scorer
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ble In the ninth their runs were made on
Burnss error. Corcoran's single. which
brought In a run. and OBrien's sacrifice.
which sent In Grimm with the tying run.
Griffin and Corcoran got their bases on balls
in the eleventh. A wild throw by baldwin gave
Grimm third DAILY flew out to Farrell. who
threw wild to the plate to catch Grimm. and
the runner crossed the plate. The scores:
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BROOKLYN AFTER BOSTON.
rtRps MEN IN NOT PURSUIT OF THE
CHAMPIONS.

Hroohiyn, Boston. and baltimore Won Two
Games Each Philadelphia and Louis
vii. satisfied with Ono victory-New
York and Ciecindnu Broke Even.
Tho Brooklyns are squirting after the Dos
TONS IN n way to mako Selee's men feel uneasy.
II Wards men can manageto head the Bos-
tons before the Western trip begins on July 1
the chances for the team across the bridge are
good. Cincinnati now appears to be the only
dangerous Western club. for unless Arson
takes q sudden brace he will be out OF 1t. Tho
New Yorks will give the leaders some hard
tumblcs before July 10. The scores Of yester-
days games are as follows:
Cincinnati. :; New York, 8 thrst game).
New York, 2. Cincinnati. second gamel
BROOKLYN, o. Pittsburgh. tirst gaine)
Brooklyn. 4; Pittsburgh. second game).
Baltimore. 20; st Louis. 4 (hrst garne).
Baltimore. 0; ST. Louis, 8 (second camel.
Boston. 4, Chicago. (frst camel
Boston, Z; Chicago, lseeond gsmc>;
Louisville, Z: Washington. o.
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News from tho Horse World.

NJ. B.-The Narbonne colt raced at Gutten-
STAKE race dmrinr the nneninp meetinp ~ tha
Brooklyn Jockey Club.
Trainer and Driver c. B. Devine writes to
THE Sun that he has sold to II. f. Dykeman
the three-year-old lilly by Thurman. dam by
Messenger Duroc. for S1.35O.
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Harvard. New Athletic Captain.

CAMBRIDGE. June lo-At meeting OF the Harvard
Mott Haven team held to-day, ". L. Thompson. '93.
was elected captain for the ensuing year. Thompson
Is OF the three best Iprinters In the college the
other two being Hames and brown and has bean very
lie Ia man OF much executive ability 10 popular In hs
class and In college and tie outlook for Bucosssfm
athletic year under his manage ment u good
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Tho Winner. Mt st. I.ou,..

ST. Tours. June 1oToday resulted follows:
First Rnce-six fnrongs. Orderly first. Envy second.
Piccaiilly third. Time. i:lCA
Second Race, Fiyeeighths Of mile King Lee first.
Fastait second. Ed GREENWOOD third. Time. :O2L
Third Kace-Three quarters of n mile. Ruben Payne
FIRST Good Day second. Autumn Leaf third. Time.
LIEN
Fourth Race-Three-luarters Of a mile. Buckhound.
first. kyrie Is. second, Nathan Frank third. Tine.
1l5l4
Fifth Race-Six furlongs. Royal Flush first Warner
C. second. L. J. knight third. Time. las.
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.ALr,xoRE. 20; 81. LOUIS. A-rur eAs..

Earned runs..BAltimors 9 First base On sIIors-
IL; st. Louis, l. First base errors-On Mcmahon,
On Ge,.e,n; q on Young q OF BIei.,n.is!H s,Tnet
Three. base hit-shindle. rwo.bsse hits-Robinson.
schoch. Glasscock. shindle. Sacrifice hits-werden.
Glasscock. Hallgan. Bird Caruthers Mcmahon. Stolen
6ases-MedraT, Robin.op. Double pIayoshindle Nc.
Young, 1. wild pitch-yonns. Passed ball-hobinson.
Umpire-Hurst, Time-l:6O,
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Earned rnn,-Phl!.delphia, z First base on stIors-
phia IL First base on balis-on weighing Z; on Da.
vies g. struck ont-By weighing. 8; by Davies l. Home
runs-Connor. Thompson. Two-baae hit-Cross. Sac
rihce hits-McKe.n. Conner Allen O. Reilly. Weyhing.
hanty. Umpire-Emslis Time-l;%5
LOUISVILLE. 7; WARRINGTON. 3.
WILMINGTON. June 1O.-Louisvtlle won today's game
from the Washingtons by superior a.sround playing.