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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-26
Odds and Ends or Sports.

Sam See has been selected by the Delaware and Hud.
son Canal Company TO manage the athletic carnival TO
D" gwen ~ CarhondAle Pa, July T. by the cnmpany
Local athletes desiring 10 compete in Psnnpyiyana':
pessionabe rustic beauties would do well to int eryiew
III. genial starter.
The following received at the poyio, Ga,s, onscs
yesterday; Omaha June 25-The prize ght be- en-
Joe MIKES or this city and Tommy Ryan Of Chicago
tho wtlterweiRhl champion, who are to light ON Jny
Saccorna TO rol'r, GGs, rules is the torc I'm snort
ing CIRCLES here. both are tram nQ here and
IL confident IT winning Omaha sports will hack Wikes
aud hsrong dsega;on Is expected from Chicago to
Romford England. sidney Thomas did minutes III %
seconds from scratch IN the mile ran his hest
PERFORMANCES M mat Distance Al the meeting he
won the two'ihn handicap run from scratch m min.
offered u $50 was beaten. hut in view OF Thomas's
game race through his hcld the donor ave ed the On
seconds. ana Thomas received the medal Ths great
Ehgish runner Is coming to hne FORM
gorge spraRTe. tho Polite Gdsh, CorTespondept At
Wicnita. Kan, te.cgraphS to Richard H. Fox that I'd
fought NJ hinsstsr. Oklahoma, foru pu Of 81 ONO
Kline IN The mrs: round In the second he was
Lhockel avn iu.r lines and In the tLii he put
TO sleep The hglt Was with hre-ounco gloves and The
agreement was 10 put Kilhc out in rounds Smith
hays ne received good treatment AT hingNsher. and
i"und man VINO WAS "A ScrRpper and not q srrinter
Latest adyices from the training of Joe
McAulae and Joe Goddard state that 10th men hnys
been working hard for their battle which takes place
At the CaiorAia Athletic Cub on Jrne 80 Ever since
the match was made Goddard has ruled a favorte at
about 100 to 20 but this in great measure due
McAuiine II 10 said, has greatly Improved since his
last appearance IN the ring and he claims that God.
dard sh!ps him he viii nave no excuse ifGoddard
thought that the csliferniI Athletic CLUB viii put Up
big purse for such q night.
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Amateur Baseball Register.

Among the many amateur clubs in this city and sur
rounding places tho following an xous to arrange
games Tho list includes number of Junior
tions whose players average from Is to 70 years:
Anchor Baseball Club of Observation-Disclosures lay all
sunday games with payers under 10 years E. Nc
Cauley, ~ Manhattan street, New York.
AeIt A. C.--Have Aug. d, ~ Sept. r, 10 to 0 with
outoftown CLUBS giving guarantees. Have also some
street, Brooklyn. ~ ~
!sMa 4, e, Of staten Island-wm play all uniformed
teamA Of PLAYERS averaging TX yrars Have july 4
open. o. ). wilson. West New Brighton Staten la and
Thompson baseball Cluh-Wili meet feams OF l7year.
Brooklyn. - '' 'e'
,Iwsnty Second Rss!ment Baseball cub--npen 10
Play al nrsolas amateur and semi professona cluh.
Thnse Offering guarantees preferred Frank wood
manager, ~ Stone street. New York
forkVile basehNli Club-Havs July 2 orep for A pams
Win soma lohg Island club Neat Saturday the YoTx.
vines play Tue keyputts. and On July they pIuy the
49, Fifth street BROOKLYN. '' '''~'''
John honey Baseball Cluh-liaye Suudays and
July open Tor AL players averaging II years NJ j
Dryer. ebD Dean stfest. Bro1klyn - ''' w. "
Naples Haseball Club -Would like 10 hear from all
team. OF players averaging IL years the 1nrnrrs and
A'hietcsa OF Jersey city Heights preferred Fred
imnge so broadway. room l%i H.w York ci;y
ElnuAolc saseball Club-HHve July ,, o. ~ and ali
eMuruayt Ann holidays duriuR August and Septrmber
Sen ior uniformed teams Of players under ia years
Miusm Johnson. manager. care OF j. L. Terhune Al
Liberty street. New York city.
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Cart. Van Radon Of the Atalantas Is very
indignant over the letter OF Capt. Tucker OF
tho Friendship Boat Club protesting against
awarding the prizes in the Intern odiate eight.
oared sholl race OF the Hudson River reentta
to the AtHlanta crew. and has sent the Friend
ship Cantaln tho following letter:
=. ). Tucker. G,puih Fri-.6i,hp B.it tYvL.
DtAR SIH ~ reIyto YOUR letter published in the
cared inter ate race AT tho Hudson River regatta
worthy OF notice. you VIII Ind by readirg account
aars The decision Of tho referee that the Atslana as
won me rae rs the only one that possibly could be
given and ne prizes, which were very handsome
were promptly awarded 20 tho winning crew
Now the Atlanta Boat club disiikrs very 1nuch IN
row races In the newspapers and would much rather
row hem on the wafer but " the Friendship Gre W
whom we have tw.cedrfeated still insists upon an
ollie rsce, We viii accommodate thom. although I
cannot SEQ that We can gain any credit by again ds
Tea; NJ Them In order to make Il equa! and IN
t.'eSins will agree 10 handicap the ATLANTA crew
one ""i ehs'h for zach time We have defeated YOU
SO ina n tS AtalantRs do not by two boat
decide ia row for '''-'
u th., Is satisfactory and you mean business the
Ata!aniRs are ready and race can be ranged In
Few inmates ny calling on: very trniy, yours,
'iN kiEES, Captain hta!anta Boat Club
ArALAaIA boAE Clue New York. Juns "a
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CLETER LADY TENNIS PLAYERS.
Miss Cabin aud Miss Mckinley the victors
In the Doubles,


PHILADELPHIA. Juno 25.-The ladies' national
tennis tournament was brought to success
full close to-day. Miss NJ L. Cahill and Miss
Mckinley Of the Now York r. {. are the double
champions for 1892. They defeated Mrs. A
H. Harris and Miss A. R. Williams OF Philadel.
phia this morning after o short and decisive
contest. In which the clever New York pair had
the best OF 1t from the start This victory gives
all three championships to New York In the
custody OF the New York Tennis Club
Miss Cahill and Miss Mckinley form a re-
markedly strong team and cover their court
with marvellous skill. The Philadelphia pair
but they were clearly overmatched from tho
beginning. The first set was won By the New
many balls out Of court or into the net. 's
ne seCond set vas much Gloser and was
until the last stroke Vas "e elayed a team
and Miss Williams deserve much credit and
received many congratulations upon their e1-
pair as the New YoiR girls, su'h an 'nvinci0le
Ths tss WAS which was
Mrs Harris and MIS- Dr. y. II. T Somin' st
tended to the comfortqof the ladies'. while Sec
retary J. somers Smith; Jr.. and Gustavus Re-
detail. assisted ~, II. WHITAKER - '''f'
Following are the detail scores OF the day:
Tsfs Slli Sa H@fA i sa beat
round , Miss Beaumont beat Miss White o.. ii-o:
round Miss 4. B. Williams beat Miss Beaumont. IS
90; Miss Ethel Bankson best Miss Elsie Donaidson
ol 63. Final round: .Miss Ethel Bankson beat Mia.
A. X. William, 6-3 g. ''
Ladies' Doublss-Ftist round: Mrs r. Toulmip and
Mrs. ". c. Work heat Miss Steven and Miss Whit. "a
e8 Miss Bankson and Miss beat Miss Colo.
han and Miss Neh. Ga. SO Final round: Mrs Ii Toni.
min and Mr. NJ c; Work beat Miss Bsnkson and Miss
Mixed Doubles-First round: Miss Butler and John
Jenny. lr: beat Miss +. X. Gregory and .ossrh a
Clark By default. FirAl round: Miss butler and Nj
Jenny beat Miss Mckinley and j. B. MeKinlsy. -
Mems Singles Preliminary round: w H. Trotter Jr.
beat George 7. Sewhall. 81 81: j. s. Clark defauted
to J. u. Townsend First round: G. Remak Jr heat q
d de,s r. BY dftr rrs Y T. L5",e! beat NJ Pe
Oliver beat Tenny. Jr. So. d Seminal round:
RemaE. Jr beat Trotter. 8-3. 6-i; r. T Price bent
oliver. SO g.. Final roundI L. r Price be At O.
Remak. Jr.. 6-3. Us O.. " ~
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New York Yacht RaeIns Associatiop-Au.
nual Cruise.

On Saturday neSt. July = there will probable ran,
devious in Gravesena Bay OF the largest Meet Of
yachts that has ever started on n cruise when M.
New York Yacht Racing Association hold their second
annual cruise IL Is expected tina each OF the twent
yacht clubs comprising tho association will be re pre
scented by two or more boats Commodore A. i pri,n.
OF the Yonkers corntan Yacht Club tho Prssiden, or
the association. will act As Admiral! and will nv hin.
rectangular rsg with four white stars on 1, from,
Commodore Simmonss white Wing The y,cepr.,,
den Of tae association George Gart,and of tho Nav
Jersey Yacht Club VIII act Vice, AuiraI ami ia
red rectangular nag with two waite stars Will y frou
Sominndore outreIs sioop Henri Gray Ccn,ir odors
Fleet Captain and VIII ny hwiie Rag with three th,s
frou hs roop Null All yachts are expected 10 rs
port their arriya al TO the Fleet iap,a IN ~P'' '''o
lows: Admira'. two blue IiSh's ono above tho other
on ensign stat At stern; Wee Admiral two red Iight,
signal VIII be.ryen each morning At $40 ocSck ana
start from their anchorage Al the Yacht, viii h.
Sla,'.sa and prize WI be sen n each elias. for
s"c"n Al Tho Pavilion Hotel h. preon ra 10 vii Win Gs :.
whore the Highland Beach Improvement Company Will
give dinner AMI reception
The third run VIII be mAdn on Wednesday. July a. to
Red Bank. provided enough yachts can DO obtained
with drAugLt sma. enough for tho channel IL Is
probable. hOwey-r, that this rnn viii he ed and
races held IN h. hay instead, On Thursday. July T.
where the Pavoh'a iacht Club viii entertain and IL,
ne evening hop " be given at the Grand View
Hotel on frdAy Ivy the run WA be to SswaIen.
and the BROOKLYN Yacht Clubs anchorage. where III.
latter club VIII entertain Here the fleet will disband
Several of the clubs. notably the Psvonil Brooklyn.
other il. eamSsr Of their yachts on the cruise.
From 100 10 zvo boats ere sxrsctsd as he start
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DIXON vs. JOHNSON.
Both Men IN Fine Condit,on Tor Their g.
Tomorrow Night.

|
| Tho much talked OF internatio nal battle be-
| twcen Georpe Dixon and Ered Johnson vii
| 80 -, ~ 49,, 80. 80, ..,,n.,. c,..,
take place. III oho ooney isisnd htnietic oiut
arena tomorrow night. and It promises to be
| a cIinker. Few contcsts of flstic skill and en-.
dnr,noo have avotoa y. "s uu,,na ,n,1.oa,
uuranee nave eVokeu more genuine interest,"
thnn the meeting Of these two clever feather.
weight puRilists. Ihis is duo probably to the
fact that 1t will be the first championship
ulove contest fought nenr tho metropolis In
n,orr 49, ,,s ~. I'll, o ~ nr>.,,,,.
many 'ea's' "hu inc s'criihg poxlhg hpiiities
OF the principals. Dixon and johnson. have
demonstrated in many hard .fourbt encounters
,bot thov 70 t,o t,r, 80 :. =. A., ai- ,.,s.,,.
thae 'hey are the Two best mon at their weight
In the world. having defeated the cracks Of
England and America. Tho man will der,ds
thn "mn.,,nu ny ,neh WIN uec,ue
.,o uues.ioh US 10 VINO is inc peer OF the
meeting Greek. and n hard tnc NJ war vii, ba
tho roeu,, No,r,, ~, ,ha ,..tn w. ..,.
'"o result yearly all the American sporting
men are backing Dixon heavily. so confident
arc they that the dusky lad. who has nevor vat
tn.tnl IN S;..s - ,oI' wno HaS heNo. yeb
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-26
Tommr Conner and Othe- Flyers ut the
Xnv, - Games

Tho Xavier Athletic ASS citation held their first games
on the newly acquired west site Athletic grounds yes
terday afternoon. The track is small and oval
and there are nine laps TO the mile Tho competitions
were brisk and the tim, made excellent Tommy Con.
non ran .oocyard exhibition race and says that he
feeling first rate. and expects to we'll as ever
in September genuine surprise furnished in the
mie'hnd.ahalr run. After Walsh and voge.ius had
caught all their men. Dunlap beat both of them out
Win plenty to spare. summary of tho events is as
seventy five. yard Dash-Final eat won by J. MOONEY
third Time. 8 I.5 seconds '' '
Running Brosd Jump. Exhibtion-J. Mooney cleared
p feet ~ inches. ~
One mile WAX, IIandcap-won by j. Farrell 80 sec.
onds: j.. Aoriariy. scratch. second; D. Mctiearnan
10 seconds third. Time. ! minutes - seconds The
scratch mans time was 7 minutes and Ia s.roni,
breaking the club record
Running High Jump. EGhibition-M. F. Sweeney
Jumped fest lOa inches. The take oil very poor
one half Milo Run Handicap--Won by Garrett Fiji.
gerald. scratch; J. J. McDunough. sc yards second:
j. Mahohey, 80 yards third. Time minutes 10 10
One thousandyard Run. Exhlbtion--T r. Connect
~ g. covered the distance in 2minutes - seconds
Putting the Sixteen Pound Shot llandirar-- n on by
j. Mooney feet; distance 81 feet: ". Gnrrity fsst
second ~ fest inches; ~ osulivan. scratch third
Two;nundr.d q. and: .wsntyysrd Hurdle Rsce-won by
a. She;iy scretch; j. Hart 10 yards. second. Time 70
as. ssy'n,yaysyaTd Hurdle Race Exhibtion-J. Mooney
Onesndone half.nie Run. Handicap--won by J.
punap 10 yards: 4. J. Walsh. scratch second; r. j
VoSelus. 50 yards. third. Time. minutes ~ socond
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-26
At THE HASDBALL COURTS.
Champion Casey Talks OF Hts Late Trip I,
Chicago.

Although absent scarcely . week. Champion Phil
Casey received As many congratulations yesterday
his safe arrival from Chicago IL he had be
away from home for ycars He was expected back
early on Friday evening but della yed several no
on the road The champion speaks highly of the treat
ment received by his friends and himself particularly
at the hands Of the nandbali fraternity In Chicago
Besides the famous expert there were in the party
President John Carmody Of the Brooklyn Haudball
Club. James Donahue. Barney McQuade. John Dunne
who sti delights to talk OF old times In tho
Of the bogs towns and pretty girls OF Ireland Edward
Moran. aud John Rourke Tho delegation paid sew ral
vista to McGurn, court and It y not necessary 70
II Speaking Of his vs,: Champion Casey s.ld Hand
number of the old still taking deep Inter.
S.a Foley who viii eaAiderma% " SBr. mp played
TO an no ana %y.i wcn! year. Az yoe ia we'll
Orxny wen 81 noss, about the game also hsd Tho
many 2, n sn with sA oHen
tn. %s S% ss Of nh
BROOKLYN; but about the same width; saw some
S .Ha
away sSoSs hnss H. tSs ,'
hands and knows no" t, use then! to an advantage.
s bs id. esar
OK and MARTY
gins played Willie MeGaT% and ssrn SH
champion his Mayo sr,nsr ho1. "s" took four
When j. J; Ryrne. the Omaha giant, got to Chicago
be WAS not in such playing humoc as when lie Ief:
Brooklyn lie then declared that he and his brother
would play any two men III the country Casey barred
for any amour: of money. In Chicago. however ne
never opened his mouth about making not ven
after McGurn said tina, he had two Chicago who
would play the Omaha man for at least $500 a side
Patrick Quinn that b. Is longing to yet bacx to
old Brooklyn and tina; he will certainly before
the snow flies again.
George HeAney demonstrated yesterday at tn.
Brooklyn Clubs court that he was ahead or any led
Of his age IN BrOOayn ut handbai. and tins take. in
Dante! literun LAwl3r Young Heanry had for an op
thought would MAKE runaway OF IT, Tie facf is
George took things cool after nifty minutes MIA q
ing took three straight games aud captured FrUi
CosSins.s money fonnx smelly Played ganely. but
pen1e,i all his forco the game The scores were
2l--o. cl-S. 2l-lG Dannle Lawlcr was expected to
challenge the winner but he mum as an oyster
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-26
American Yacht Club Re-attu.

The American Yacht Club Of Milton Point on the
eoanf. Will hold special regatta Wednesday July
Members Of the Now YORK. Larchmont Eastern
esa"anhaka ooruthan. Atlantic. New York CORN.
Imam, Cornthian. New Haven. New Rochelle River.
~ indian I!s-hor. CorinthiAn of Marblehesd, and
heao ord Yacht clubs arc invited TO enter their
;"Mh frHcs will be offered IN each class here two
s"s,t. . mri' and ia each class where four
roo, are offered In eleven dnsrent clAsses-two in
,n niT, hre III soops and cutters. two in iib and
- ~. w , ss from, me starting line on Milton
',s CartAia's Island ii.lt and return over same
snG iprh ynchs MI! sail To Hsmpstead aarbor
W. TO o ri. 4 ne members e tie R.E.ia
S9misnss Sonsists o. Georgp W, Hail Ezra & Gonn.r
"a. %Hnsey. = ". WainErigh and stephen Roach
uugss steamer DAlsel will leave the rlnS hons.
~ is'ao A. n AAd VIII eauy stsW nsmbsrs A'u'e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-26
Two Days OF 6ood sport Promised n
Blooming Grove.

Tho b!oomsng Grove Park Association. owner Of 49,.
QUO acres OF land In Blooming Grove. Pike county Pa
have completed HI arrangements for the third
ment for target trap shooting and 1y casting to tax
place on the grounds q the association on July and
birds each. handicap rise. ~ 81 "a and 20 yards on.
MIS- 20 DO scored as no bird ties at three birds with
tries are required vs. " W." W.
There will also be clay bird shoot for a ne .ub.
scrpion cup at twenty clay pigeons ties At Nv.
s,nysI Al other members may enter by subscribing
20. mo handieap distances Will be ten and twelve
yards "ns trap; 10 and IL yards three traps nm.
hno M hnNes Iho winner VIII go back two yards
viii retain it. has been once by MI Cruger with
a score Of twenty smashek Wv"
Three prizes Will be offered for q rife contest At 700
yards on hand. only omen sghts allowed, tenIshots
each Crredmoor target: ties fye shots EntranS. fes
ST: ten entries required. "
In ny'casting contest each man will he hal
ms best record any OF the clubs previous
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-26
TO INSTRUCT BRooKLYN CHRISTIANS.
Alexander C. Howe Appointed Physical
Director of the Central Branch.

The committee appointed by the Board OF
Directors OF the Central Association OF the
Brooklyn Young Mems Christian Association
to select successor to George W. Ehler met
on Thursday night last and settled upon Alex
ander Cooling Howe OF the East Eighty-sixth
street branch Of the New York city association
as their physical director. Mr.. Howe has had
. varied and useful career in y. NJ c. A. ath-
letics He was born in this city twenty-nine
years ago. He Is a graduate OF the Oswego
State Normal School. whore no took the usual
four years course. part of which was devoted
to the study OF physical culture.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-26
dim DAILY Wants 10 Meet Ft,.,mwo,

Asburr PARK. June 25.-when it was learned hero to-
Gay 'ha tho olympic 'iDb OF New Orleans anxious
to have some hrst'ciass man meet Robt Fitzsimmon.
a. New Orleans on Sept. 2 Vim. A. Brady imm ediateIy
toegrAphed that organization that James Daily OF
fhiladelphA. who has been Corbers sparrng mariner
pr Nc paSt year and Is now engaged in training him
az Ln'h hrDopr stands ready to accept the Olympic
.uuos "mef ns VIII faIpsh cash qua Antee for his
land has cabled TO the Police Guie, tina he will accent
the olympic Clnbs onsr, Days ireI ds say that hIs
record Is much better than DBrien. who * cnmpaTa
Ahould have the preference 1--WE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-26
NO JUMPING OF Il. 4. o. CLUBS.
Fred Stearns's Amendment Defeated bv +.
Mail VOTE

At the last meeting Of the Board OF Managers Of tho
Central Body Of tho Amateur Athletic Union Frederick
H. stearns offered the following amendment:
Insert in claus. OF Article " OF the Con stitutou
Of the A. A. T.. new subdivision to follow after tho
present subdivision e and which shalt read as follows
The Board of Governors OF the A. A. T. Of tho nIeI
states mar allow the clubs of city which are m M
hers OF any OF the associations of u with.
Draw IRON snch association and become me be rs Of
the association mex, adjoining that in which said clubs
are situated the consent of the Board Mnnngers OF
each association having been first obtained to such
ton" ~ '1 nv
object or this to permit clubs which felt
they would rest easier be more nnier II
!ptsdicton OF m adjoining association to Jump il
case when 6roGght about the amendment
rs ~ tne A,ah.c Msocintion From every point Of
trail Assocation. There could be no harm in such
tns amenament defeated a,s to N the associations
Ayr-Me'ropolttan Association, I; Atlantic As.ocI.
tiGn CsntLAi II. AssoS,aton i New England ASCOT.
E eaa,s As.oeiatlon h L. W., l-totaL The
did ~~""o'
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TANCIES OF THE WHEEL.
= RYDER THo HAS QUICKLY PLACED
HIMSELF IN THE FRONT RANK.

ProRressive Team RncinE Taking Root
Among tho Larger Ciubs-rt IL n Herre sb.
ing Feature ortyeiinE, Full OF Dash. aud
Very Excitiur-F ise Points orthe Scheme.
Few cyclers havo sprung into prominence In
hrch short time as George c. Smith OF the
liiverside Wheelmen Of this city. He rodo his
fl.st race In competition year ago. and has
improved 70 much since then that to-day NJ Is
feared by the fastest men. He has won nearly
every race In which he has competed.
Smith rode his first race at the annual tour
nGn,cnt OF the Kings County Whenmon in
Juno. 1891. at Washington Park. Brooklyn.
AMI won, In the second contest. however. he
finished second. At tho meeting Of the Man
haitian Athletic Club held at Manhattan Field
last Sertemhsr. he won three ordinary races.
anil at the Riverside Wheolmon's tournament
last October defeated Charles Murphy in tho
1L'rter milo scratch race. to tho general sur.
rriso of all.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-26
VIC7ORT FOR ZIMMERMAN
He Carries or the English Mile bicycle
ChnnpiC uship.

LONDON juno 25.-Arthur A. Zimmerman,
the American champion bicyclist. won the mile
safety bicycle championship at Leeds to-day
zimmerman beat Schofcd. heretofore the
cham p on by five yards Schofleld was second.
The ilve.miln race was won as easily by Zim-
mermna by twelve yards. beating Ducros, the
Irish champion. and others.