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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-04
Experts Mt blue Rocks.

Tho monthly competition for the several medals and
extra prizes by the members OF the Brooklyn schueen
Corps took place yesterday at the Ridgewood Park
grounds. Rdgewood. In the first class for the first
prize W. F. Howedel won with 49, and tho extra prize
with 81. The second.cass prize by Henry G.
Meyer with score for the IN edal OF a. lie also won
the second prize with 81. The third prize. known
the Consy Island Prize by H. Wulpern, who
also TOOK the third prize s'rohsahl won The medal
for the lowest score. known the nildebrand haige
The results Of the shooting by the members of the
Acme Gun club yesterday at Dexter Park fol
lows: sweepstakes at six blue roeks-T Short g. first
money; j. Link 2; g De,hloa. Rausch. g. divided
Munk won third money in the shoot:oh. Sweepstakes
A. six blue roeIs-T short. Z; J: Link 4; ". Kem.
z; G. Munk. !; L. Mrnkell. Regular live bird shoot
ss.chn. .nss 2; , lie AAirs Munk. i Rsca.
Rssaar club shoot the club badse and Prizes
70 blue rocks cache stuetzle. IL; j Link ii: T.
snort u H. lie Mare. 8; j. Lambert, 4: J. McnEeL 4:
G. Dsth h' 9; Rnusch, 81 G. Munk. !. swsepslakes
AenkeL 6 second money; L. Marie. 4: Rausch s:
stustlis. third money: Dethlon 6: Short. I: Munk
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SUNDAT B4SEBlLL-
A Change OF Sentiment In National League
Clrcles.

A Change OF Sentiment In National Lessuo
Circles.
tho question Of playing Sunday baseball 10 one that
At present deeply interests officials OF National League
olubs Up to the present season the National League
hsd not played games Sunday. but there appears
b change Of front in that respect Six Of tho twelve
clubs are now playing on Sunday, at home or abroad.
Washington. Baltimore. st Louis. Louisville. and Cleve.
land the Sunday game teams while Pittsburgh and
Chicago are ready to drop into line Manager Bucxen
berger Of Pittsburgh Ia eager to play Sunday games but
is at present restrained by the President of the club
who 10 opposed In the case OF Chicago there strong
homo and away. Ans ha' announced that be 10 In
favor OF it. and President Hart delivers himself fol-
lows:
The Chicago Club has no scruples against Sunday
bal! playing The entire matter il left in my hands
and becomes apparent that sunday games de-
sirabe the colts Will play provided there opposition
from the press However at present 1t not lapable
that we need change Of programme but are ready
to accede to any demand In tins direction"
New York. Boston. brooklyn. and Philadelphia have
not yet played Sunday games and L. L. doubtful II
they will Director Talcot SAID yesterday that the New
York team would not play on Sunday speaking for
Brooklyn President Byrne sad tuat one
ranted In stating that the Brooklyns would pay
sunday: that previous to the season the Brook yn di
rectOrs had decided against Sunday playing boston
and Philadelphia are apparently opposed 10 Sunday
gnmeG
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-04
x<yoRI1Es LEAD At WASHINGTON.
GeDauto wi.s tho Ownera' Handicap-Fu.
tsrlty First In the Stecplechase.

Lepsato wi.s tho Owners' Handicap-Fu.
thrifty First In the stecPlechase.
WARRINGTON May 3-The track was in ex-
esllent condition to-day and tho weather
belmy. The races were close and exciting.
and the talent and bookmakers were in good
spirits over the outcome Of the five races.
Summary:
rir;. e Of mile Pslsy,i.n IL.
fnls < ran mp aeed. Time. i:i5E ~ - 'A"o'
90. wen Ytef.s io9 SBsnder 20 TO .eeond
Nanlsfer H. q. Lanls). 80 to l. third. Pembroke Ely,
tasg}e B.. Ray. Absconder. Fireworks AarteL and
nlrd ce-Usnsrs, Handicap: one mile and a fur.
long Lepanto. II a. Lamle), to 5. won: Frontenac,
y a. co.instonl 8 to !. second BELLEVUE. s9,s
Snpiaosd. Time. ib5A. 'D
Fourth Rsce-0ns mile, Larchmont Ill (Midgeley).
s's ss b. VICE. sSS E. HI ss *
FIN RAce-,Hsndcap steeplechase. full course. Flu.
;:.eend R.tSfn oha.o" sf!s 30 % eni shaa
h:la.ars Grey Gown. stonevalL and Elphin ran un.
Entries for tomorrow follow:
Iirst Racs-for two-yearolds: Ave furlonqa Aorello
IL; Misa% ils SiTap I iS5 Confidence 100
Lssia los; BeIsro. lo7; George W. 1917 XarEhertn
ysos loe fdsa cs 7norndas n g. LSns Msd Il.
Hand. iS Ess ioS Saa of sslssn Ss
I've farlans. hsr az Fox ,,a.
hiHSssS; SS: n r;seTi,: ajiy g. :" W. 10'A NO.
is. 10: ~ is &1 f. is. ' Alliance ''0' Tramp ITO;
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Ball Player. In Hot Water.

Three player Of the Chicago Baseball Club Dahlen
wilmot and Kttredge. are In unpleasant position
When the Chicago Association Club was engaged In
grabbing Ansons players It offered wmot 90. 600 and
Ki,tredgc LOCO. The former got $500 advance and
the catcher $780, When the consolidation eGect ed
at Indianapolis wimot and Kittredge were returned
to Arson under their old conttacts and the bottom
dropped out OF the Chicago Association team. Tho
League thereupon ordered Nick Young TO pay back
the treasurer Oi the defunct club the paid In ad
vance the same to be deducted from the players sala
ries. The players have set up n great howl. They
claim the money they received from the Chicago
Association Club was in the nature OF bonus and that
they should not be asked to return IT, They insist
they were willing 20 carry out their contracts but tho
club disbanded without giving them q chance. They
assert that they VIII take the matter into tho
Arson and the other members of the Chicago arc
confident the players will
In the case OF DHhen. he jumped his Chicago con-
tract and signed with Milwaukee for So. 500 and re-
ceved 5000 In advance. The League officials decided
that the $500 Vas bonus paid TO Dahlen for placing
MS name on milwaukee contract and that, according
e baseball aw he could not be compelled to return il
The Milwaukee people will sue.
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Gossip from the Rnce Track.

This heavy condition Of tho tracks yesterday
morning was against fast work. and very few
OF the thoroughbreds in training at Sleeps
head Bay and Gravesend were asked to do
anything beyond gathering slowly. At Sleeps
head Bay Mr.. J. G.. Follansbee's flve-year- old
horse Kingmaker worked a mile and quar-
ter in 2:19 the first mile and furlong in 2:O1.
He was accompanied for the last mile by Fox
hall Keene's Harlem. a three. r-old daugh-
ter OF Spendthrift and Maid Of Athol. King
maker s regular mudlark. and. as his weight
for the Brooklyn Handicap is less than loo
pounds. he might make a runaway race OF it
as though he could run, great deal faster
whenever called upon to do SO. Mr. Keene has
several smart two-year-olds that should pay
their way The smart mare English Lady Is
moving nicely and is behaving in the most
level headed fashion. Jack McDonald's geld
Ing Chaos has been backed for the Suburban
has done everyth ing his trainer has asked Of
him. three-quarters In 121h. and miles In
:52. being the time Jack Joyner has cut out
for him.
Over at Gravesend Jimmy Mclaughlin sent
his pair OF four-year-olds. Walcott and F1avilla,
mile In :4S's. and the Empire Stables Tor
mentor breezed three-1uarters in 1:1Sh.
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Th,. WIN be Something L,I. Bo.,nr

The Manhattan Athletic Club, through their boxing
Instructor. Domnick Mccartney have arranged nota.
bic programme for the professional boxing entertain
msnt to be held on Saturday night next at the club
house. Each bout win be OF six rounds and every man
who will figure in the event has reputation. The
particular features probably VIII be the meeting be-
tween @ Ben OF PHILADELPHIA and Paddy Smith, the
Engiands champion ligh weight, and Walter rAnipe
snni-.aw NJ Arthur chambers. aud conceded lie nne
OF the ceycTeh men 81 iIs eight IN the country The
other bouts WI Ge btiween iliam Wallace. ABrook
iya hlack IN. ana bly, Vernon. layersraw brlck-
eiss Jack Lynch OF Philadelphia and Bily Murray Of
NW YORK And Martin 5nee Of lie erhiil, Mass. and
oAYfeS N. Re yno,hA OF New York
heCsatsy sydsniiy thlHks great deal of Pbilsdsl.
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LUCKY DAY FOR THE TALENT.
JoCR FApoRT7Es WIN PURSES ON THE
BILL7OP RACE COURSE


Dernaeo aud vsgabond Run . Great Mace
IN tss psnnSscnp snd Heat Badge-Eieanor
Wins the $500 Purse for Two-year-oids.
Followers OF favorites Jared we'll at Gutten-
burg yesterday. and tho bookmakers handed
out many dollars In honoring winning tickets.
Hippona. the top selection In the big field Of
aaidsns that ran in the first race. led from the
start winning by two lengths, jamestown. q
long shot, beating Criterion head for second
place. Little Fred. odds on favorite. led all
the way 10 the second race. selling affair.
Winning by three lengths from Servitor. Mr..
Boiler had to pay an advance OF S305 on the
winners selling price, Of $500 to retain his
colt Early Dawn, third choice is.. won the
He downa q Badge ths pet se of tho hill
perapso led from, the start and won by two
from Bsdse by a head. Eissnor. favorite In
}bs aDin ior tyc.year. olds. won by a neck,
astrong second choice. with TAYLOR riding. by
. length. The sixth race just suited the
panic. close Second choice. BY neck.
Summary:
THE FIRST RACE.
Purse Sloo for maidena Of all nges: six furlonRs.
Csr%oSy,s "a n,ppOna, BY imp R'chmOnd
sSsss sssS; ss rs,
i Fsrs 'i TH:ssS. esn.so and s'sn
u to ssgn; n ps e ':i
THE SECOND RACE
soss. ssaf Ei,'i s' f F""sA by rymr.num-
Ssihssay: 5. {. s.ry,.%r !, ito Martini, :
s;n :t ss!s Sssl SshsfS
emu ''f~ A'' 'An Time, 1lsn
~ ass: &: Hsias ss4 to .ss s s:
THE THIRD RACE
Purae &lOO. eellinp: mile and furlong,
ssiSo,ss;1kIEssly Light. ISs tsns,e k
FSii.ndsS b. LoIS m, o ssa RUBY also ran
.Esns. EsT p. ,sla iosp
THE FOURTH RACE.
Handicap; purse $500; seven furonE.
Bradley ch e. pcrsnso aged by p"snaeardoeh-,
fSSnpsss. C. t:S.Sond l. as jrtti,nj
Mullins ,. b. Badge: aged. l10 oFynn).
Merry o'Ae anu L'i Tims s's i:aai
too on Badge. Mutnas paid $3.50. ~ TO. Slo2O.
THE FIFTH RACE.
z Leishs Oh. I. Eleanor. by Ecuador-Myrtl. III
WI finmon.'s b; c. Forty. iii tE yan knTeni.".:5
ImperAtrics nlly also ran ran o.-,
to T.. on paia Sc, sssn :so
THE SIXTH RACE.
Purse S4oo selling: fve furlongs
b, Bondys Oh. g. Deer Lodge. q. BY ReEent-Lilis,
Snssry; To- snedeseH; io7
srsdlsy; sSosoysr aRs f,S ray on ''a
. Churchill Clark Graduate. Canteen. Martha Wash.
ns'0n ana on'ss' al: rim as"i :oax.
s 9ea'' 40 to s00'0v'r' Au""'' paid s'+o 'a'0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-04
Many Trap Shooters In p,.,.,,...

PITTSBURGH. May 3-The tournament of tina Pits.
bursh Gun Club opened at Home Wood Driving park.
about six miles from the Smoky City under most fu
sble weather cond' ions. being delightful until 2
cssoe,, n.ef which heavy wind made the shooting
difficult. The attendance was large some Of the yn,
having Nifty sntres Among the visitors were Neat
x5% e %a Hss S11f r. Miller Of Springfield
D. rady Of New LONDON, tonn; e. fshr r,s. ana NJ
CChIstians; "a; u; Crosby OF Braddock. Pa: srti,
oSo v.sr, J" w . and an Sosn Parker
The shooting was all at Keystome tnrusk, 'te ny,
from ten keystons raps under the RAPID srny Nv.
sa ySnn rArssr charles and James ck
~ the severa classes were as beow! Ase wlnm.rs
MMos,enssrott $50; Miller. s6.s mrprofe,s,onnI-
ford, 1874. A'-S'o'eI s'to' fu!-
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Mike Watson Killed on the St. Louis Track.
ST. LOUIS. May 3.-Only two favortes reached
the winning line fret yesterday. The weather
was cloudy. the attendance fair. and the track
good.
In the third race the aeed bay geldine Mike
Watson. by Jack Hardy. dam Bessie Davis,
fell and broke his back and will have to be de-.
stroyed. He belongs to d. A. Hong & Son.
The opening race was the first half Of the
split fve-furlong dash. It was won by Iris.
Jos. ridden by Lowry. who was II to 1 in the
betting, SACRAMENTO beat Speeuet. the favor
The four and "a hal -furlong selling purse
for two-year- ODDS was won by Mamie B., 104.
II. Penny III. favorite in the. betting. Jack
Mullins beat Tommie u. two lengths for Sec
Nike Watson was the favorite in the SECOND
And Judge rfeii won from star start TO to fpish.
beating Buckhound half q length. Woodford
Nike Watson. was 50 shaken up that he may
The rss half Of the sri six .iaroDessel!.
III Purse Masa wen. to Fin Murphy Clio second.
II. Penny, the rider OF Content. the fayorite,
in a scrap while The race was teing run. and
each hit the other with their whips. AT the
Early tearing Penny's lac ket, off. Judge
Carter then took u hand In the difficulty.
room by an officer; and fln!ng each $780,
landed the last half Of the split six furlongs
SECOND and Little PIN third; Time. l.:17A.
The, concluding race at seven rfurlongs
Ray s.. who beat Gov. Ross. The Deacon was
third. Time. ESQ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-04
ZettIer Rise Clubs Work.

Tho regular meeting Of tho Zettlsr Rhs Club was
held At the clubs headqusrte 2l0 Bowsry last night
The winners in tho past winters gallery shoot received
their prizes. Although thirtythree men competed
only fifteen compiled with tho-conditioua DR.. J. A.
Boyken who is of tho best range shooters
In tho country. competed on tventy-four occasions
and fred 1000 shots his 100 scores sgRrssatnR 2076
with an average OF 2+3.l out Of possible $50 Tho
stlnreet AN was made by him. only shot beng
aside the haii-inch centre "
Inc ITst cash prize was arded to Dr.. Boyk a
score or ~! points. his best twenty targets gng
1t.lV lie aio captured the championship meual Of
tied twice for IL F!sck WON'T Tour times and tied
once with Boyken; President Walker took 1t three
tunes; ~ B. E4ge twee: "; Plai,ted b. zotter.
recorded was g: O. zettler WHO made a85i2 points u
ITO scores with an average OF 2<1. He was knocked
out however. last week by President B. Waliher who
took ne second cash prize with total Of %.9lO In
tier took the third prize. The scores were: - - ~"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-04
Quot Men Astir in BROOKLYN.

Quot pitchers in Brooklyn and vicinity will have an
opportunity next Sunday of testing their skill at but
very little expense. Denis Callahan who has one of
tho best appointed QUOT grounds the country at
loot OF Court street. Brooklyn. viii distribute mon
prizes to tho amount OF s26 for pitching
At eighteen yards. weight OF quots nnmi cd: 81 en-
trance As the experts have not had good opport un
{ OF extending themselves IL 10 expected that Cal.
hhsns efforts VII! be rewarded with many entries
thrss gstancso OF h!.xanner kennedys offer 10 pitch
,aid Yesterday wil match John McFarland against
kehneuy ~ eighteen yards for 800 side the match
20 DC pitched on proper grolnd anywhere between
for the same ann ""n 9r shall pitch him
nFs1.nd pc rtSseJ Io IN racSyn Will also match
sSns to be the best Of three matches Mcneil To- have
ne oho,Gs OF Rronnu 1or the hrst game. the second
me thiId game The stakes DO $50 side or more
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-04

sayd pss g.
70 the SsssSa su5s
p y, Each team won q game. It Is
sale 81 to say that the 5000 spectators never sat
II the rst game baldwin and Hart were the
H E. GT los. ss ss GS o at %aST aa ss sS
s@% !; r 6 Out
CorkhiI! got his base on balls and SO did Mack.
Corkhill was forced out at third by Baldwin's
allowed to sn rss Reh ana T the
were full. Bierbauer's sacrifice, scored Mack.
and Smith pps ths Eide out In the fourth
and shugart's sacrifice scored Farrell. In the
t st1th inning: after Farrell was out, wild
fret. shueart made single and so did Cork:
sssree aa saor sapfhTa steh I'd
line i9r three bars. Then driian got another
Enc d9 3S,1, the right line for two bags and
~ II IT. Tx seventh inning the visitors we're led
tng Hart. Brouthers was sent to first on balls.
and me an but aef 6a1s sonii
not make it. He forced Brouthers out at seq
ond Sh retiring ln the eide In the ninth Grimm
was ,cnught out by Beckley. and another error
BY Farrell allowed DAILY to reach second. Grit
I'm went to third. Collins sent out rafting
single to right. scoring Griffin. DAILY also tried
to score. but Corkhill threw the ball home
with wonderful aim. and DAILY was Just nipped
at tho plate.
The second game was almost devoid Of local
as the visitors had It all their own
way, Calvin started In to pitch. but he re-
tired at the end Of the fourth inning. after six
runs had been made and six screaming hits
oif his delivery. Expressions Of sympathy for
th lI,, veteran were numerous. and even John l.
not help casting sorrowful glances at his old
friend. Camp took his. place. Calvin was
who faced him; On the other hand. the local
elH1gRers could do nothing ct all with Inks.
Miller was the only man to hit the ball safely,
In the eighth inning. Good hitting earned
!our q the eight runs. and poor fielding made
tho other four. The home players flelded very
poorly. Camp pitched fairly well. In the nth |
pnine Griffin received a violent blow. on the |
thumb when striking at foul ball. and had to |
retire Hart took his place. The game was |
called on account Of rain. The SCORE:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-04
News from tho Horse World. :,

The horses Alturos and Bush MacdufY have
been declared out Of all their engagements at
the Brooklyn Jockey Club course.
Articles Of agreement have been signed by
T. S. Ellis and L. W. Hartley OF Chrisman. Ill,
for trottng match Tor $1,000 side between
Fountain Boy and Torquil. to take place at
Paris. ILL.,. on Oct l.
A new racing association has been organ
lied in Benton Harbor. Mich. with a capital
stock Of $4,000. A new mile track will be
ness for fall meeting.
The Hon. ID. ]. feathers says that the Grand
Rapid Association has hung up $4,000 as
prizes for their August meeting and have COM
pleted Il $1,000 match between Direct and Hal
Pointer. besides u free for-aIl stallion race.
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ro.dsy.s Eutries mt a,ttensure.

vnss Raes-Purse $500. for beaten horses; three.
quarters Of mile Jay gu e. 124; Rnick knack, ITO:
tset 1oli Headlisht, 1925 hohic.n. lol; MatAgordA
~sSoSd Ises-Purss s4oo for two.ysarolds: four snd
half furlongs Wheeler iOs Rey del Mar. los; Iran
fhird Rsce-Pur,s 400 SELLING; four and half fur.
MAxim Ally. ~.
I long, Mas 9Itye. 49, Alarm Bee. JIG; Gsrmanic.
Sendy !O4: Jsweller. ~: Silver Thread hily. %.
Fifth Race-Purse $500 three-aunrters of q mile.
Sixth Rses-Pnrse s+oS: sIx and A. half fprlongs.
i0S; Jsmes,own: IoI; smuggier. W; Maggie Murphy.
e6: Running Bird. 90.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-04
Only Fair sport ut Nashville.

NASHVILLE. May a-The racing programme
ct West Side Park to day was principally COM
posed OF selling purses. but there was good
attendance. and. as the track was fast, the
sport proved up to expectations.
The first race was spin OF five furlonGs.
Little Crete. Ill tOyertonl. was tho favorite at
, to ], and she won In whipping finish by n
mex frsm. Carmen. who was a half length In
acWyance OF Bob Jacobs. Time ;n3k
The second race was also u selling purse at
one mile, Rorealis was tho fuvorite. but Eu-
genie, lO5 tMeDonaldI. at Gto injthe betting.
Foxhall. Time. / AZ.
Ihe handicap sweepstakes at ono mile and
seventy, yards was Won by the favorite. Bra
fSe: WITH Ed Fell second and Bob Forsythe
The fourth race was the Brood Mare Sweep
staSes Ior two year rI At half mile, worth
stsrtsrs; and Fringe. laIR Williams, at t jto
,, beat Emma. III i0yertonl, { to 3, by four
lekttAp Ia 5lN seconds. 1--WE
The pfth race w4s, a selling purse for tv,o.
yeAy-olds at nine-sixteenths Of mile Int.
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Sale OF Psrkvllle Farm Cast.ons.

Before the regular catalogue for Van Tassel
Il Kearney's sale was reached yesterday a
consignment from the Parkville farm Of John
H. Schuts was offered. Many Of the animals
sold cost Mr. Schults few months ago treble
what they sold for yesterday.
The following is q partial summary Of the
sale:
tone J. " Morgan :. :sa75
John Eagan. br. g. years. breeding unknown: Ed
James O.. G., 8, by Touchs,one-Elisnwood by
Fleetwood; Capt AcNsmars.. go
o,Rorke. b. 80. " Touchstons-Erina. by volun.
CatSEilI boy, b. e, T. BY sweep;takes.Cat.iiIi CAV
,Girl, 22s By Kossuth Lowe Bros coo
Everett; VIM. Barry 200
by woods. Ham Sig ton ian: Lows Bros. $500: sss
Chas. a. Moser =. $50
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Chic Hoaord the sterling little catcher of the East
srn League, has obtained hts release from the Troy
Club. and will captain the Painfeld Crescents Of the
New Jersey Central League.
The xayiers have May Is. June 8. 1s. and 20 open
and would Ike to hear from first clasR clubs giving
sonable guarantees May 80 A. NJ Is also open aud they
would ike to arrange this game with the
vicinity. Address J. Il Delaney. 81 West Sixteenth
street.
- The Manhattan Athletic Club will play the strong
Harlem Athletic Club to-day at Man haitian Field La.
oies are admitted free to all games at Manhattan Field
The Manhattan Athletic Club Baseball team will ar
range with strong games on Sat
grday May ~. Wednesday. May %. and saturday Nav
70. as Manhattan Field has been engaged for field
sports on these dates. Outof.town clubs can address
Alfred Chasseaud Director OF Baseball r q. box 1855
New York city
~ CAsssDes May 3EEIhe Harvard freshmen beat tho
Aassachutetts Institute OF Technology p5 by Il to
to-day GimoreTitched for Harvard. 'S5 and struck
out IL men y
MlppLErowN, May 3.-The Wesleyan team will leave
Tomorrow morning for short trip Trey will play
Princeton at Princeton Tomorrow. University of Penn
syrana at Philadelphia on Thursday. Lehigh Beth.
lehem on Friday. and Lafayette at Easton satur.
day.
ClEvELASp. May 3.-Pchers viau and Shearon are the
nrst to walk cleveand's plank. The club couldn't
Nhnd carrying seven pitchers. Wan Is in splendid
condition and !. said to be negotiating with East
used In the box by Cleveland.
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The Australian Handball Che mpios Heard
From.

From.
The Wuarated Esc' has received the following chal
lenge from JAG Jones' who styles himself a. the cham.
pion OF Australia:
"CALlroRSIA ATHLETIC CLUE. April "a 1899
Having arrived here tSan Francisco) on the Alameda
from Sydney tho lh:h inst am DESTROYS OF eetng
any Of the crack handba players OF the Eastern States
especially McQuade or Lawlor. Lam the Champion OF
that ganls in Australia. and have journeyed to America
to try my luck. will play either OF the above gents
The best three out Of hve games for suitable stake
loping to hear OF the ern cracks In lie
JACK JONES. Champion"
on Monday. April %. THE Syn announced the arrival
In san Francisco Of JOneA That the hrst intima
ton the Eastern men had OF his coming Anne RIGA
day after the announcement John Lawlor. rx.chan.
pton OF leland called at The Sun oce aud deposited
$500 for the purpose 81 playing the Australian match
LawOr's money Is Stii up. and IL will up until
he hears directly from the Australian There viii be-
no trouble for J0nes TO arrange match II no means
business Three in i've games TO be very little Tor
champion to play. and there are several players In
this vicinity who Will aceommod,ts him Tor thai mum.
Der ot games As far as hcQuads 10 oeacsyned. u Is
not ,hoSsn no w! scSsrs ne eb.ssss stilA
s binss ~ SoIor q q: a. Ir.s 5sEs soIss
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