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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-16
THEY VILE PLAY CROOUET.
Gatherine OF the Experts at Norwich 10
Tnko Pnrt In tho Ihanplonshlp.

NORWICH. Aug. l5.-The national cro1uet
sharps. representing crack clubs OF the Middle
and Eastern States. came to town to-day for
the tenth annual tournament Of the National
Croauet Association. All OF them luggcd
black muslin bags containing splendid snort
legged S. mallets. with which they had won
prestige and prizes on many hard fought Gro
auet fields. Many OF tho experts had Just
come from tournaments ut Cottage City or
Asbury Park. and look brown. rugged, and III.
All the players went at once to the new
grounds OF the local club under the mnples
and clms Oh tho spacious Rockwell lot IN the
fashionable quarter. They played practice
games all tho afternoon. Finally the Com
mittee on Arrangements got together. namely:
Al Holley. New York :S.A. Barnum. Dnnbury;
Abrnm Manifold. Staten Island: y. L. Bishop.
Norwich; T.. +. Spaulding. Norwich; and as
signed tho tournament players into iour
First Division .Jacobps; New B%runswi"k.
\. j.; Wnmhold. staten Island: strong New
d ielhfhGa' G R.s N New YORK Naprcr, kess.
port: .Botstord. New York; Smith. Cottage
CITY; Johnson, Philadelphia; Reel; New iork.
AAindrss. N%rwIfH; BALDWIN: hi]antary; Agar.
l% hos1 q ' ssiss'%y' NV Ssw ' 2onSoni: osp%piidin,ss.
Townsend HarLor: Burgess. Lynn: Frisbie.
Third Division Marsh. New York; barrett.
bbHttier. WKiddietown. Gynn.: ". lKnscLit,, ESes..
port: Warriner. New London: Il. smith. Cot
tago City: q. W. Mansfield. AsDury Grove.
Fourth Division prof. t. X. Downs. Wcy-
mouth: Van Wrinkle. NV Brunswick; A. g.
AGnmson. Philadelphia Holley. New York.
The tournament games, will begin promptly
ut . A. NJ. tomorrow. The PLAYERS did little
to-day except strike an. acquaintance with the
new grounds, which they pronounced to lie
fine. aud stroll about the town. There are ten
courts on tho grounds. all Of which are hard.
firm. and, elastic. A tent has been erected
which will seat 200 persons. There arc iiitv
players here. not all Of whom. however. will
Join In the cham pionship games.
Thcrs are six electric. arc lights on the
grounds. lut 1t was voted to-day that no
ch9mpionship games shall lc played after I
j. NJ. unless there is n special vote hy tho as
ISOLATION Iva zach instance In favor Of II.
AT It's annual business meeting Tuesday
night the association will decide whether to
erect n 81 200 or Il $1,000 club houso on the
local grounds: The following clubs are ricm.
beers 81 the National Association: Connecti-
cut Norwich, New London. Rockville. Middle.
town: Danbury, and Stamford. liholc Island
The Providence club. MASSACHUSETTS, Cottage
City. Norwood. Springfield. Walden. Townsend
%IiarLor, and Florence, New, York. city. Troy.
staten Island. mud Glovctyiilc. New Jersey
kcyrort. Nightetown. Ashurv Grove. Trenton.
and New brunswick. Observation-Disclosures
City and Philadelphia Illinois Chicago Club.
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MCiEFREY.S REPLY TO CORBE7E
a Rupture and 81 Coed Fat Job stops Him
from Meeting Jim.

from Meeting dim.
Dominirk MEGA Trey had only arrived a short time
from sull,van's training quarters yesterday when Il
SuS reporter asked what he thought of Co.b-tt's mani
resto oIer ne him $1,000 If he stood up fonr rounds
with the Californian. or $3.50 for every round he lasted
with Corbett.
Il am surprised" replied McCafrey. ito see 4 person
like tOrbett make such - br-ak. The idea Of n man
weighing 100 pounds challenging another thirty
pounds less. When l am In condition | tip the beam ut
the weight between 15a and 100 pounds. In my stock.
ing feet | stand ! feet rs. inches tall. while Corbett's
height. according to his own statemen' u eNactlyd
tween us in h SIGH, q about nve inches.
I" must say that It amuses me considerably when
Corbett says. that he will give ms 81 900 to stay with
him four rounds. ] ~on!d be very foolish to consent 70
such an agreement. for everybody IL aware that tho
affair would be under his mnnag ment md he would
PICKET the spells. which, would be quite a lot for !
day. But there is no chnnre Of my accepting the Oner.
for l have n position with ono of the best athletic clubs
as live. provided | take good care Of II.
A far AZ CDrbetts boxing Is concerned. II reminds
me of the time when l met him III tho rope arena. lie
had a chance then to stop or knock me out. VIII
leave It to any fair minded person who saw tho EN-.
counter between ia. whether lie knocked mo down.
blacked my eye. made the crimson flow. or injured me
exhausted me u little bit through fast going. In RET
rrencs TO his reflection to my bout with jack Dempsey.
more than Jack, and that the latter did no. even knock
me down or draw blood.
1T NIGH. not be out OF place TO recall to Corbs;t's
count OF a rupture. II it wasn't for this, ana the fact
HHs sa"ier /" or ia tale! o. ,i Ian my inys pHIfTsetw When wa" was in n tho su"i.
ness maize Il a rule always TO yet on matches with
men who could draw the most money. no matter how
meet tie Californian $1,000 wouldn't tempt ne: l
would want the winner TO take ali"
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Outing OF Onward Rnn-r,s Employee.

The second annual outing OF the Edward Raftcr
Employees Association was held on Sunday at Classon
Point. One hundred and hfty men participated In the
event. Edward Rafter WAS present. also n member OF
prominent downtown merchants. Tie fine weather
and pleasant surroundings contributed to make the
day long to be remembered. The following games were
decided
ply secO-d,
'iialf mils Run-won by NJ. Murphy, GEORGE Garter
second.
Running Broad Jump-won by NJ, Dryer. u. Dryer
second,
Running Hop Step. and Jump-won by A.. Nylandcr,
NJ. Dwyer second.
Throwing. tho al, pound weight-won by Anthony
Bourke. NJ. Murphy second.
futt.n. the ~ pound shot Won by N. Murphy, N.
DIV yer hecOnN.
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CdGs mud End. or Sport.

Tho cas,,c.on "na ray!i,on hotels Of staten Island
Of tennis and pony racing.
II. WiI I,s,s,. M t,lrr of Te sS. e Ma1Is to 10, Be ii. Sn.mpi.n SIX:
for 500 = s,io, race
Jerry Murphy; tho and turtle, called a.
would wager 81 900 against $so0thst John /. sullivan
would defeat Corbett.
anp., i i.i.nG' At r. so "1h.', Hsas sI"H :. i J. n"s t o, t ,ms r1o the
Austin Gibbons will sAil for England next Saturday
on the Alaska, The Paterson boy " i he hgcompanied
this city. Aus,in's backer. and his younger brother. Dick.
.,5 Ehw ", q, S. i55 tsG,s .n.sn n GfST Tsyn naSSn, .n era ,s ., IN. .ns
: cred snamria"s bastsrs have '.srs.a to wager sn" ' "s f iSs
T ro,.ion o" # H., he a p1sS,,,Sh sa.ooS g.; al p0 ss,ara sss .s,s1na"ny
tour,rouHnd Ions viii Mulaoon %'ficianinInSy a. The II
b b"sat!aSS c Fl M%.'G the ,s'H clever M bantam Ms. ne % N 81. X 80 fslt
before the Coney Island Athletic Climb this coming fan.
Yesterday iiaHt i. Was one Of the cisvensst boys b. lad
ever taken hold OF.
s y 1ss'S KEW .i " IN, sR %. sa "a. 5s's .isi.,i %. ,'iuS % 90 4 a 1ay1s
Il..rif t% r.: :'a pso :p%s s.I ca' q s's ss s"s;S' h /: ssfs,IK;n f
in !" the weight n. Is " TO m" meet Kelly. u''"' P0uA'' Win
v! ni''s n PsSsy 10 ,a Re, p sa".Is., s:.~ ~ YH,t p ,.sht s ss,.ht ~ I:
s la%s ssm I.s h. w ssss Sss Is .s az. , t. .'T 4. pl 4" ,S. e
I HssE,D Sls s. P Ssi;ioi 5,.s'S s.I,s I:'' IT, f, .;S.I $ySsSasS
f fa'Ss and .r ses t1 on = t ssys WIN 'ns' sa as % =" +. s'S ~. s T. some on
The staten Island Athletic Clubs Labor Day games
f rls., G,s" ar. on ,s n!A1 T. &. ' %' VII, I 4.iss:. r ih .r sys.i az,
:,'H,'j ssss is:iiss s,sfisr 81. Hissss: +
X X s a.s;Iss sss' %S:i i m It. I. tsss,s::si,ss { +
OF Ans'cur Athletes, Mill be Nsrshsi, with Leroy Fair.
Is assistants
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NEW YoET. y: C~ISC1NNATT. =,
CINCINNATI. Aug. II. Tho New Works began
their Western raid by chasing the Reds to tail
tin,bor: For two innings, only did Cincinnati
Look q BIZ, DANGEROUS. and then they went. to
pieces. fiyn errors Melted ilvo runs. That
work. and 10 three singles. mado in the irst
two innings not tho semblancn Of a safe hit
wart reached iiist ycntured beyond Goylr's
iEEnnsico. and III. other two, forced the tncir nmr"de..
enine from the crowd, ana although he failed
to sntrI .nybohy. the events Of the third
sss% a man {" , 'riai ' to s hsa!i n &c. Il ,,a an' '''F' ana
,McPheo sent ono ~ the first lalls pitched
tkiin nina over second, and he =; one" tried
Settled, By n"siS and ifSa'isr.' WWcIGch pushed
ses Ss .ae anaT I ma item R;n i MiirhI rnt 'i h" Was ilSff,.
bccaus. holiday struck ont after Ewing had
sssx "sh n n' st, ere ea ny i%HII ;rsf on "i Iai,l ,"s star asi
Tor second with tho speed OF a dick"y-loE:ed
con. u fNss' into d Dc, f"f iSit Nv wh i"S fynnri G "lrins
in a .rancc. The inis,Idgc peltcd hnrkc three
iumi"d right in aud scored again. but I, wnsn
last gasp, tomiskey,s grounMcr lnsscd Tier;
hy a steal. and a passed bali gave him a right
T,ore wore Two on, in the Now Works half
Hrnbbol n little bonndcr from Fullcr's bat that
was rolling toward foul ground. shorty lost no
time IN running to second. and then Burke
picked out the vacant territory between Holli-
clay and Wrlci and Tired the bill through on IL
line, Again no reached third. but he was left.
Smith folding ont Lyons. Tho New Yorks
moved So, tar, ahead that they, couldn't. have
boon headed By nm express. Tiernan started
the damage with ~ single. Living gave
M.enins a. fly, and sat down. The claim that
Itcrhnn had leon caught rapiinI at first by
Dwyer was vetoed. and. ID. Lyons sent u
scorchcr into left, O"Rourkc's opportunity to
take sweet revenge was accepted aud his
gronnder went straight to Wclch. Herman
scored. and there was a chorus OF groans
as tho ball skippel between Curtis legs:
The error ncttcd U'Eourlo two more bugs and
o. Lyons scored. Boyle's. tap was neatly
trapped by. Ncphe.. and the orator died at
home. Latham had ~ chance to put ar. end to
tho misery OF the fans. hut he lot Rusie's
grounder get away and then muffed Genins's
throw in. saving Boyle at third. The climax
to the symphony OF errors was reached when
Holiday dropped Euller,s easytly and Boylennd
Rusie tailed. shorty skated toward third.
and Vaughn. in his haste to get int" the car
niyal OF errors. made n long-distance throw
into deep left field. and the fifth run OF the
inning came in. .Mclhec finally stopped the
slaughter 10y retiring Burke.
A passed ball. after II. Lyons had beaten out
his Iunt, enabled Ewing,s hit to be good for a
run In the. fourth. In the neSt inning. with
Rusie and Fuller on earned bases. Burke once
more cracked out tho ball safely. and liusie
was the last man to cross tho rubber. The
ap1rp.
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Among the many amateur clubs in this city and sur.
rounding places the following are anxious to arrange
games. The list includes a number o. Junior organiza.
tons whose players average from Is to 20 years. No
commuuica,,on will be recognized without tho sigma.
ture Of an official OF the club:
Black Diamonds-lIave Aug. 20 aud Sept. 3 open to
play any irst.ciass out.of town club nierins n suitable
guarantee. Henry & Kennedy. Jr. manager, IL West
l2Ith street, New York.
knurkAbouts OF Jersey City-IIave Aug 20 and La.
Dor Day open. Eugene + licuinr. Secretary. u East
Seventeenth street. New York city.
Couuseis-Hare ALK ~ and two games on Labor
Day open, to play any club OF players under II years,
John :. busted. 81 East Eishty.ninth street. Jew
YORK.
Beecher, schenck 4 C~o.-fiave Avg. 20. 81. and Labor
Day open to play any hrst class club. I. Il. Pollard. A.
Pine stieet. New York city.
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Tho rouShbrsds Sell ut Low Prices.

Consignments Of iacchorscs from Mr..
Nathan Strauss stable. and other stables. and
tho Brighton stud Farm were sold hy auction
Mt Brighton Beach Yesterday Is tol. ;. ID.
Bruce. The stock was not Of n quality TO
bring high prices. and somo Of the animals
went dog cheap. as follows:
Hay colt =, hf imp Mnscory-iiaherna W nigh ,,o
lakewood, h. G.. .. by. ,faustus- BoJni" h"s-. by o.o
Bonnie scotland; !. Nannesss . -, 40
Pottery. b. T., o. by faustus-Fue Rlviio, by R'So' o,.
la; j. A. ,,rry ,..... .,,,.,.r,..., rs,...,. .bO
s,s9dtast. b 6, 2. by INN. kyle Dnly-t Id"Iity. by -
Lnnglcid. r. barrett -, --,.t... 20
Valencia; b &. by IlId~a!go-Nannor by kyrie 49,.
la y; y. Elliott ..,.... ..-... ..,...... 4lO
Ga,cty, b 9, 9, by W~arw'ca-rhc'riuI by Three :.
Cheers; NJ. Clancy --- ~ aSb
hay gel4ln., la"I, ly l~tnden-rlsy. by Buslden, ,oo
". Lakeland .,,.. .. .....,....r. ..- .,.. 400
Chestnut Nily,. 1891. by Rambler -Audaclty, by 49,,
BaS my, lSi,i ny imp. kingston G"rani1a. by ~,
Brown uily, 1850 6y Namblcr-N,rsin,a b. vr. 49,.
giiian: +. Elliott ...-.,,..-... ....... $40
Ray coli. 1850. b. iGmbirr-Nounc duchess, by
Duke az Magenta, 4. Lakeland ----,,, , $50
Brown colt, l. l. %. x by sprndthr!t- sntila, by
Bucklcn; \ Mullins ..,. .....,,...,-. IO)
Waiter k.in, oh, C.. 8. by Dalnaeardoch- Erasurc:
H. uICA A|HsH coo. pee .a# So. .sf. 90 re- lb
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Court Tennis Week at Newport.

HrwpoRr. AUG. 1.-THE second of the two ANIMAL
meetings OF tn. Casino corporation WAS held to-day.
Ex.Gov. George Peabody wetmore. Ogden Gos!ef.
Nathaniel Thayer. and II. e Taylor. whose terms IS
governors expired. were unanimously reelected FOR
four years. A week of conrt tennis wal b-gnn this
morning IN the Casino court by u professional match
between Tom Petit. tho American champion ana Al.
fred Tompkins. marker Of IN. New York Racquet Club.
There was hut n small attendance. Petit gave TOlnp
s!ns the lK odds OF half Of every other Y nuic. hut Pot.
tit won three straight sets by 6-a. Is. ti-4. To NOR.
row n professional foar.hanhed contest viii be played.
IN Thursday the amateur chr mpionship tournament
Will begin, with some half iUzcn entries.
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Skc,ly's Bncasr Is With Him.

BAY ST. LOUIS. Aug. %l5.-Biily Reynolds. the hacker OF
Jack skelly, accompanied by his wife. arrived early on
Saturday morning At he Robertson training qua riers.
Reynolds and Carroll mad a long talk together, IN which
Carroll detailed the method OF training and the line
progress his charge had made. Reynolds WAS greatly
pleased with M. boy. cone. ton. anu isels more conn.
dent than ever that he VIII win.
MrAulitIe IL getting IN better condition every day.
Las. u,Rnt nj 10 o'cluck he was punching the ball lie
Is but very little aver weight now. The opinion hero is
that II jack gets his wind as II should be he ought to end
the light IN twenty ronndt.
On Saturday, Aux. ~, FitHsimMons will punch tho
bsli and spar for The benent Of the poor OF Bay ST.
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II. u. Perkins Carries on the Tennis Hon.
Ors at tOoprrstOwn.

CoorrR1owS. Avg. Eth" tennis tournament was
finished to-day. n. Il. Perkins Of ~" New York Tennis
Club carried of the irst prize N singles. and W. Wilcox
OF Yale, 'vS. won second IN singles. The first priGe in
mems doubles was taken hy Perkins and scudder Of
the Chicago Tennis club the second went 10 j T..
Br0w ming of New York ard 7 q, Iirown ng OF Irlnce.
ton. 10. In mixed Gouhirs the,tlrht prize went 10 Mr..
Perkins and Miss Nnnpte OF merry alley: the sec
ond prize was " Oh by ~ Campbell ana MISS NJ. CAMP
bell Of Cherry Valley The summary;
s~inHles-perkins beat wilcox, 81 ID. g..
Donblrs-Perkins aud scudder beat the browning
Mixed Dou6iss-D Campbell and Miss NJ. Campbell
beat Trevor and Miss sampson. ia, d-3: MIR. rerA ms
and Miss Campbell beat D. Campbell and Miss VI, CAMP.
bell, is, U-c, 10.
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Other Games,
baseball Games To-day.

NATIONAL iEAGrv ASD ANENicAS AssnciAtioS.
Cincinnati VS.. New York. at Cincinnati.
st. Louis Va. Brooklyn. at 50. l.nuis.
Cleveland vs. Boston. at Cleveland.
Louisville vs.. Philadelphia. 1t louisville.
Chicago vs.. Baltimore. at chicago
Pitt sbursh VS.. Washington, at Pittsburgh.
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NEW ORLEANS, Aug. la a game of baseball! in Car.
roll,on yesterday afternoon the decision of the umpire
produced IL feeling. and Gabe Jones. the manager OF
the Allen baseball club. whipped out his revolver and
opened FIRE on tho crowd. killing Robert Jones. a spec
tator. instantly, and seriously woundtng Louis Foster
and Richard Willinm.. James Brook. manager OF the
opposing club. the Wilson Baseball club. fred at Jones.
but was y bad mark snan anu hit no one A general
light cnsned and u number OF persons were injured.
none IeriuMslh.
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NEW YORKS START WELL.
THET NAVE mr. LITTLE JROLBLE
g. IN DOMINIC 1HE REDS.

CLEVELAND BADLY Brntrn by the Rostons.
While the rhiiadciphIa Win mt I.ou.s-
viie-St. Louis bctenis okiyn- Wash.
iugton and Baltimore WIN.
The results Of yesterdays games were quite
satisfactory to New Workers.. for Ewing's men
won, w:iio the Clcvc lands wore pu lied down n
peg by tho Bostons. The results Of tho games
follow:
New York. o. Cincinnati. :
81. Louis. .: Ero ohiyu.: =,
Boston. .: Cleveland, u.
Baltimore. 8; Chicago. {.
Washington. I. rt isislrsh. .,
Philadelphia, - Lousvilc. =,
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Crack Shot. with the Revolver.

A. tho regular weekly shoot OF the New York Revolver
and Pistol Club at Washington Park. this city. the fol-
lowing scores were made, each man having hfy
target:
George j, Jant,or-so. az. 80. az. 10; total, 425. C..
bishOp-Io, ~. eA. II. ~; total, 4Ol Henry Oehl-Sy
~ Il, %, ~ total, 39i. Barney walther-6G, 81. "A,
smith 4 W-tson t4.cslibre revolvers were used by ali
excepting Mr., Bishop. who shot q % cklibrs.
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r.ret Defeat. Thurner a.. Central, Park.

But one match was played yesterday afternoon In
the Central rarr Invitation lawn tennis Tournament,
hut the interest In this was very great. Paret defeated
1hurber after n rather close match Of four sets This
victory practically assures Paret OF third place in III.
tolrnahienf, Ms 10 has won ive out OF the seven
matches plaTed, Townsend and Hobart, who beat him,
have neither lost ~ match ns yet, Play will DO con.
tinhrl on "Wednesday. ihe score:
siht.h Round. Iarmly Parrt beat Ray u. Thurber.
III. ~. ~ n-n
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4 Aig Crowd at the Forestcrs' Games I'm
Newark,

Torestcrs' day was celebrated with much ponp 10y
the courts ot Newark ard vicinity yesterday. In the
morning ihrr. wasn civic para ic through the pr,nci.
pal streets, ana IN the Afternoon unn evening there
were athletic games and dancing nj the Shooting rark,
on South q. ange avenue. 1hero were about 1900 per.
sons present, many OF whom were ladies'. The inevitable
"kickinH' AZ picnic games was Iuliy demonstrated,
there being no less than i0nr protests, tnrrc of which
Will come up for decision at the next meeting Of the
Metropolitan Association.
In the fnal heat o; the handicap lOl.yarl run,
Ollarn claimed that Zmst beat the pistol by four yards,
The heat was run over. and this time uIIara got only
who ran second, stating that the latter was Instructor
Of a gymnasium al lover. y. :. li"nman. the winner
woodruff OF the National Turn Ner"in. who was in.
formed thst Holman ran a match rae. 70! 500 n aide
4. 1. TRACK. TnG fourth protest wa. entered asa, ~,
John RYAN OF Morris roun,y hv Meyer Cohen OF the
rnce. Ryan, II Is claimed. ~ a country fair srrlnt.r.
The results were:
one. hundred yard Rum, Ilanl,cAr-final hca. won
by II. h, Iust. ~ j. 4, e.. ? yards; A. X. craig, Newark,
~ Na:a.. second; j. +. u'liara. Institute A, T., scratch,
thi.l Time. II seconds.
one hmnured yard Run Ncvice-Final hea; won by
George ". Holman. Orange Valley; q. Whitman. y. Z.
u. Hswsrk. second, Walter oAlcy. Neward. hind.
Two hundred ana twenty. yard Hurdle, Handicap
Final heat won by John lianiian. Englc wo0t A. e.. X
seconds.
Onemils Walk, llandicap-won by Samuel lirhvoil.
second. second; john i. Yonnr. Newark. 40 seconds.
third. Time. : minutes ~ seconds.
hea, won by W j. knowies. S-warE. i yards: Harry
,lawtn.rne. Grange A. {. scrnsch. second; ". J..
one. mile Kun. Iianiicap-Won by James l.. Ciark-n.
Court commonwealth. - yards: Thomas ]: vogolu-.
Orange 4. 4. 40 yards. third. Time. : minutes ~ Is
seconds.
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Earned tuiis- Washington. :. flrst base. on crtOfs-
Pittsburgh. ! Washington. 4 Lett on bases-Pl,,s.
burgh, L; Washington, 4. First base on ball-Ofi
Kiilcn. 1 struck oui-Ry Eitet. s.. by Riilen, i.
Three base hi,-niiicn, %Twoha.c hit Kelly. sacrifice
hits-Nack. reckley. shugart. Dlerbanr kadtpri. u y,
berger, Richardson. Eillen. Stolen b~ases-Nller -.
Wild pltcl-E lrct, Passed ball-,McGniro, Umpire
Mitchell. 1iinc-1 90.
rHiI Ap,trniA. .; fnrisviir. !.
Ior,svIiIs, Ans. 10 -ENcitemph, aud brilliant plays
character zed this afternoons game. II was a superb
game from beginning 10 end. The score:
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FAIRFIELD. Me-. Aug. Is. -Elmbrook u :2Gn.l.
the speedy trott!ng stallion owned hy u Belfast
syndicate. while lring exercised on tho Fair
was destroyed.
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fisk,nR o,ackle.
I NVAnN

Sand worms, 1ec. n doz. White worms. 25c. a doA
loi'sons, BE. dOz. sheddcr crabs. MABSTERS'S
celebrated all lanrewoUd striped bass and Fishing
Banks roi !. 81 rs. ASH aud lancnwood lolow,buts and
e>tr. 'ip base rods, !Mc. split bamboo ny and bait
rods, ~ - M. Jointed hamboo rods, 35c. up. best
llAliiy Hollow point louks, singl" gut, Zoe, dO1;
nn.hle lac.; trehie. @oe. ionr'rly. 100 Heavy treble
gWt leaders. u irnytt-. hc, each. ga lnch brass multi
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-16
SOrs OF 81. George In the Field,

Tao fourteenth annual festival, games. aud English
sports and reunion of the Aiuaisnmated Lodges Ut the
Order OF the sons of ST. George were held yesterday at
TuhRewood Park. Brooklyn. There was u large crowd
present. but the sports were far from being up to the
average. as the iu.es Of athletics We're y Antony set
aside by the committee. although the A. A. /. Iictuln
WAS announced rs governing the com petitions. De.
spite the poor management the event WAS a great sue.
cess financially. The results were:
irArs-Won by William Peacock. Arthur Is. GUodin
second. Time. 3la seconds.
Girls Race. for Members Daughter, under II Years
Won by Miss Ethel stanton. NJ b, llz1. Preston second.
Tiino. SAY seconds.
One mile Face. handicap. oren-wcn by William
Kirk. Sons OF 81. George. ~ yards: John u. I~Anrham.
second.
One mile Handicap Walk. for members sons under -
Armitage, 100 yards. second: Henry Glldderiut, laU
yards. Third. Time . minutes ga seconds
3ne,hundTed yard Handirav-i ina! heat won by 4.
elm. foratch. seconds: Eddie rayn'rr,, Nsrnua Boat
club. scrat n. third. Time. II I . seconds.
,r "ns, HUNDRED, ward iat Msn.s 'l ".,va i"r n.rL On
pounds; Joel Lynn, Magma Charta Lodge. scratch. see
ond. weight iuH pounds.
Ons-miie Handicap Wink Nor members over 70 years.
The winner. Nathaniel scwes .oi. Ilmrose Lodge.
walked In street clothes. ait finished ahead III a sprint
homo with y. Gooiing, Commonwealth Lodge. Time.
1! minutes y seconds. ,i,,,
neat-Won by a. y. Hudson. Wr!hamsonrsh 4. 49,
yards; samuel AntcIiar. Mililamshnrgl 4 A., scratch.
.scona; Eddie paynter. N,aruna Boat club o yards.
One half Mile kun. open to aI-Won BY George X.
sans.rno,'' Amity =. a; sTyrn tnm rio = san snn. nf u
George. third lime. 2 minutes ~ seconds. The win
ncr ran III his stockIu ms feet.
sack hace. Two Hundred AMI Fi,fv YARDS won by
man Primrose Lodge. second: VILLAIN Preston, Misile.
Toe Lodge. third, Time. . minutes 3ln seconds.