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wIlllamsbursh Men at tho Targets.

Tho wiliamsburgh Shooting Society Of Brooklyn
have Just issued their programme for the summer
season. They will hold semi.monthy shoots at the
2ooyard range in Wissers Cypress Hills Park besides
the annual two days shooting festival. The society
closed their indoor season with reunion and the dis
irbuton OF prizes at Horney's Assembly Rooms Brook
Ign, on sunday evening.
TO be eligible for prize member must have shot on
AT least nve OF the ten different dates and have Tired
twenty strings during the season; each man ent
lied TO shoot at SIX targets each shooting night and
could select his best four therefrO that tho
number Of targets credited to each marksnlan could
not exceed forty. In the following the irst
number indicates the total number OF points, the seq
Snd the average for ten shots. All shooting was OF
hand at 25-ring targets:
Beckinann. so: average. 23a.s; @. Krauss OTIS,
average 22p45; G. W. Horney. 9Oss. average 1881 0.
no4r17s sy oS5 average 2a5 Worn zoo aveEass
sEs 2sioG; r neIsehatt. a152 sverige 2i97l
ay.rnge lsi ~: q. Kiingelhaefer. BOIL. average.
sSeIsse is MaIn sve ssSsm 22So1 Martin
2aHs "a v F. s,Sber asSsraEs lo5S schsmmsr
1910: G. Rothhaupt. 1855. average. 163. 80
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Meeting in the Interest OF the Harlem Re.
gatta.

large ana important meeting OF delegates to tho
Grand Union Hotel. President D. Phillips in the chair
The Regatta Committee reported that they would
pledge themselves to supply medals for tho junior
eghtoared shell race together with the banner offered
by tho association. Capt. Mahr OF tho Metropolitan
Club. who offered prizes for Junior foaroared shell
race announced that he would give medals race
handsome gold medal exhibited as the prize for
Junior scu!!ers the Sft OF Mr. o. Stevens OF the New
The Nesper Boat Club Philadelphia were elected to
membership. 1t was surmised by some OF the dele.
gates that the admission OF the Nespers meant
III single sculls between Fred Hawkins Of the NJ A. C.
and T. j. uGadley OF the Vespers. Annoup cement was
also made that the Columbia Boat Club OF Washington
Will likely be admitted at the next meeting
The Lone Star Boat Club withdrew from tho Associa.
ton for the that they prepared enter
crews this season. The limit for the ADMISSION OF
clubs desiring to join the Association placed at
May IL.
To avoid the entrance OF crews to the regatta who
have no intention OF starting Capt Van Raden Of the
Ataantas suggested that hne Of $40 be imposed on
limit OF withdrawal or an entry being placed at May TO-
when the drawing for positions will take place,
PRESIDENT Phillips suggested that, AS the standard
distance OF races nowadays is one mile and half the
Gnp be changed from two miles to u mile and half.
This was adopted.
Since the of the building of docks on
the Harlem River many boats have been broken
through collision with logs thrown by the dock
builders Capt. Mccartney of the Union Suggested
that the various auitors of clubs be
cred by the delegates.
Entries the regatta close May H. and drawing for
positions Will occur on May IL.
The clubs represented at the meeting last pRhs were
the Nassau. Metropolitan. Friendship, Manhattan
4. o.. Dauntless Wynnoke Atalanta Norpareil Union
New York A. G." oni First Bohemian Boat Club.
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dim Arutr,e Released BY the E,m,r. Club.

', ErxRA April 25-James Mutrie. formerly manager OF
the New York to-day released by the directors OF
the Elmira Club. when Mutrie came here a few weeks
ago he fun Of enthusiasm and ever since has been
fun more or less. on Saturday the Emiras went 10
Wiliiamsport to play ball. when train time arrived
Mn'rie 70 full that Director OHhra had 70 60 70
the depot and keep him from getting on tue tram ZOE
fear he would disgrace the team. ...,
Mutre then circulated about the city and attracted
good deal OF attention. When he came here the agree
mcnt that he was to keep straight He sala ~
only wanted an opportunity 10 show the pasebal
directors were oppos ed TO employing him But ne was
He failed TO keep his promises and his discharge was
the result James knowles. formerly OF the BuialoA
nlaY third base.
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The NETS" Are Good ..d stroue.

meeting OF the Board of Governors OF the
Metropolitan Rowing Club was held last night Mt
the Grand Union Hotel. The reports of the
treasurer anu secretary showed tho club to be in good
financial standing. there being no outstanding debts
Six new members were elected and six propositions
for membership received The limit or month OK
free Initiation closed with last nights meeting
Capt. Ju ius D. Mair announced that be had dectded
to enter unor and senior fouroared shell ere in
the Harlem Regatta and possibly junior sculIer Don.
aid Nico sta ed that in order to induce the younger
members OF the club to engage In active work IA
would donate prize to DO rowed for in single gigs on
date to he selected by the captain com uttee was
appointed TO make arrangements for the annual Omen
weeks - ' s"'S7
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THE NEW YORKS DID NOT WIN
BUT THE Bos7ONs HAVE NO REASON
10 FEEL PROUD.

A close md Exciting Game. with Honors
Easy-The Hrooklyus o~cr>vheim tho
Iultimorer- Washington Bents PhiIadeI-
pbis, Pittsburgh Downs Louisville, Gin
.Innsu Defeats st. I.onis, mud Cleveland
Trouuccs Chicago - Other Games.
The Bostons got to the front OF tho League
procession yesterday. and no doubt Nash and
his mon aro on very good terms with them
selves. However. the scason is yet too young
for any team To indulge in any self-congratu-
lation, and large lead will be required to in
sure the possession OF Il flag In the first or
second series. There are no certninties lying
around loose this season. aud while Boston has
lively team. there are eight other teams with
good grounds for high expectations. Just
across the big bridge young man
namod Ward appears to have corralled
some ball players whose present actions
threaten trouble to aspirants for pennants.
Tho undue violence with which the Brooklyns
have treated visiting teams and their savage
conduct while abroad seem to indicate that
they have designs on one or both pcnnants.
After disturbing tho serenity Of Harry Wright
by mauling the Quakers nll over Eastern
Park. the Drooklynites are now engaged in dis
couraging the tailonders.
That New York will sooner or later take a
The material for winners is in the team. There
arc heavy stickers excellent folders. and un-
surpassed pitching ability That they will
soon get to work and make their strength felt
there can be no question.
7 Washington seems t. improve with time.
md helped it's position by n tidy ,victory, over
philadelphia. Pittsburgh gave Louisville g
hard fail yesterday, and 10y Tho steady line Of
victories achieved by Buckenburger,s men it
would seem that he has finally got TINT here
'tofore unfortunate aggregation. to playing
,Hood ball: Comiskey appears to take .doiight
tho dust. Incidentally he is bringing the Reds
Iwoll up. Tho result seems to Indicate that
Tommy is much of u general Uncle Arson is
struggling with a heavy load Of adversely Mt
present. After FORGETTING game no had fairly
won on Saturday ho went to Cleveland yester-
Sday and was taken into camp very neatly.
l.. Tho scores Of yesterdays games are as fol-
flows:
Boston. 4: New York. 3.
j BROOKLYN. ID: Baltimore. O.
Il. Washington 3; Philadelphia. /.
~" r'' Pittsburgh. 9: Louisville q,
.... Cincinnati. 8: st. Louis. 3.
d, Cleveland q: Chicago, 3.
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The Yale Crew Wa. Not Stolen.

NEW Haven. April 25.-Tho widest kind OF rumors
were flying around the campus this morning to tho
effect that tho Yale crew had been removed to Pha.
delphia. and would ramain there until early In June.
then with Bob Cook go to New London and complete
the seasons work Most Of the members OF the crew
were out oto"n over sunday ana appears that they
his men very hard and mat, in addition to double
work during the Easter recess. has brought them
almost TO the verge OF being overturned.
Capt liaTt well discovered this and acting under tho
advice u u physician the crew took few days rest
Tho mruIbris viii all DO back again tomorrow and re.
sumo ira max ~ usual. For slime past the
has UGcu roring about eighteen miles y day, with a
heavy coach m the shape Of Hartwell or eA.Capt
lu,y!rk uC,upyinx the vans seat.
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The 1rvlneton. Mllburn Road Race.

Tho Executive Committee appointed by tho Metro
poltan Association OF Cycling Clubs arrange the
1rvington- Mburn road race which is composed of 4
b. Barkman. Brooklyn Bicycle Club: Ii. s. saItonsta,
East Orange Cyclers; r. Prial. Manhattan Bicyc 10
Cup; IL: Raymond Brood yn Bicy Gle Club; f. Smith
INnSsrsdS Wheemen and J. BaeIhenna Kings County
Mheelmen. met yesterday afternoon ut 4be BrUome
street The Metropolitan Association OF Clubs assume
entire charge OF the There will be change IN
the course. The will be in former years
upon the Mllburn n: j.; course on Decoration Day.
The advisability * limiting tho number Of entries
was considered but the idea was abandoned. Last
year there were lOo entries but it is expected that
year the entry list will far exceed that number. The
handicap limit has been reduced to twelve members.
~ broome street this city The prize list this year
VIII DO very costly
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aoNoRs STILL EASY.
Lipsehstx saA ehssvsifer Draw ne Third
Game Aner Teu Hours Flay.

By special arrangement made between
Lipschntz and Showalter. these players de-
cided to finish their game. which stood ad-
journod from Saturday. yesterday before COM
mencing fourth game.
While Lipschntz declared on Saturday night
TO friend that he had slightly the worst OF
the position. showalter said to the reporter OF
The Sun: II think have an advantage. but
not much" ,showalter's sealed move was I:
ht to ~ "a move which was generally ex-
Ing 70 score but Lipsch0tz seemed to have
iG q, ioI every combination. however deep
~ sfcmemea by his antagonist. Finally Sho.
waiter saw that he could not win and offered
draw. which Lipsch1tz accepted. the third
consecutive draw thus being registered In
thls match. Here Is the full score OF the game:
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renn.y,van,n,s Now League.

HARRsBURG. April 25.-Pittsbursh will be admitted As
member OF the Pennsylvania State League to morrow
afternoon. when the league will be organized At tho
franklin House 1t is certain tn at Pittsburgh. Altoona
Harrisburg, Lebanon York, Reading. and E0rristovn
VIII be msmbers ProesssIS that twsveSIae
Wiiliamsrort Scranton. Wilkesbarre. Allentown. and
Tyrone. The admission OF Pittsburgh may cause the
salary limit to be increased from 5000 per month to
several hundred dollars moro
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Hail Did Not Post His Forfeit.

jim Hail. accompanied by Warren Lewis and few
other prominent sporting people went to the olce OF
the Boston G'o yesterday afternoon to make the nrst
deposit OF $500 OF the side bet for his Eight
with hob Fitzsimmons. George Dickinson. who IL
tsem,PoIsry stakeholder horsysT was sick and the
The rest Of the money will be deposited as stipulated
~ the articles thirty days beforethn hgh IL prob
aple slncs NO other club has 20 time about bid
anE lSr matt that the light vii come on before
that he was 60 meet all corners III rhiadeIphia He
VIII leave Tor England. he says. To- morrow week.
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Ready for G,bbons's signature.

Articles OF agreement for tho international prize
G,ht between Stanton Abbott OF London and Austin
Gibbons Of Paterson received At the Police Gasss
once yesterday.
Tho articles stipulate that Gibbons and Abbott shall
gnt AT l2o pounds with four g;oyss for purse
NaiDDal club to allow each ppgiiis s25 for training
expenses. also to allow Austin Gibbons ESQ de.
contest is Oct 10 and both Abbott and Gibbons WIN
ring The articles forwarded 10 Gibbons yester.
dan aud when the document Is signed 1t will DO 70.
turned o England,
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They Want to Play Sunday Games.

CINCINNATI. April 25.-The Cleveland dates at Gin
cnnati have been changed to enable them to play
Sunday games and are follows, May !. instead OF
June 81: July TO- instead Of June 23 August instead
of eptember 28 August H. instead Of September 27
August 81 instead of september %. Five In ALL and
the only games they play here this season The Clsye.
land and Cincinnati play exhibition game at Fort
Wayne. Ind. on sunday. June ~ The above changes
Eive the Cincinnati total OF thirteen home sunday
games away nineteen in all the attendance
At the last two sunday gaes nearly 10000 IN all can
be taken criterion the Sunday games Will alone
land the Reds ON Easy street financially.
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Totals.....13 1G 27l1
Totals. ......0 1927 IL s

Earned rurs-Brooklyn, 4. First base by errors
BrooEin: Bsit.mSIe tsft on sasss.yrookynn
Home run-Grfn. Three-base hits-Grlifn. DAILY
Burns. Two.base hts-Day. Burns. Sacrifice hits
Hart ~ CereoTan ;ioyse H.onthers, WEIGH stolen
Ward Ward and Brouth-rs: Sch0ck anl Whistler. Wild
pitches-Buttnton 4. ump!re-GaIney. Time--2:u2.
WASHINGTON 8: PHILADELPHIA /.
WASHINGTON April 25-Not until the ninth inning to-
day did uan OF the Fhiadephlas hit Killen safely,
and Ailen was the fortunate poker who the bail
in to right field. Duice handled 1t promptly how.
ever that he threw out Clements at thirf base the
play being the feature or the contest The score:
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baseball Notes.

welch and sharrott go to Princeton to-day.
Tho New Yorks leave home tonight. and viii not 70.
turn till May IA.
Ell Crane will probably pitch for New York to-day.
and CIarkxon for Boston.
The players in the Now York AMI Boston teams will
attend the jubilee ut Madison Square Garden tonight
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FRAMES
Ivanhoe 90 1876 o43 800 407 4al 5sl 6t7 1856 $40
Standard...67 l1U 223 3Ui 37l 455 53S 597 6US 100
ro.SIGuT's CANES.
PAusen. Fuchs and Frercks will he the contests
IN TIE suS tournament series at the Ge-Iauia Assem-
bly, Room alleys O.nght.
Ths cSntending teams tonight IN the tnal tourns;
ment OF tho Amercun Amateur Bowling Union Will
represent the Manhattan Athletic Club Wayery Bowl.
Ing Club OF Brooklyn and the New York Athletic Club
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Enrneu runs-Pttsbnrgh z TWO.bas 30 hits-f;orkiill,
Pieaer 1hreebase hits-Bierhaue. smith 81. Kuehn.
Sacrifice hits-Beckey. ShuSart COrkhill. Gavin,
Brown. Taylor FIRST base on errors-lirtsburgh, .;
louisville 4. First base Oh bais-Mi!ler Bierbauer t
Bcckley. uatvin. Double play-Br0wn and Jennings,
Stolen base-Beckley., struck ,out-Smiih, Farrell,
bases-Pittsburgh g. Louisville. g. Tine-1'4o I'm.
Drs-Lynch 4
CINCINNATI. g. ST. LOUIS 2.
CINCINNATI. April Alt even thing between
the ST. Louis Browns and the Reds" for nys ihhnvs
this afternoon Then, with three bases George
Smith nit TO the picket fence i'll left Held for home
run bringing all OF them home. After this the gam
was not IN doubt. Attendance, 3.l1S. The score:
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Baseball Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN AssocfAnoA
New York vs. Boston. at the Polo grounds.
Brooklyn VS.. Baltimore, at Eastern Park
Washington Va. philadelphia ~ Warrington
Pittsburgh W.. Louisville, at Pittsburgh.
Cleveland VS.. Chicago, at Cleveland.
Cincinnati vs.. st. Louis. at Cincinnati
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Earned r4ns-C!evelsrl 3. Two,bssc hits-McEean.
Tseeau Virtue, w,'mo, Anson. .coo,ry' Left on
Young. ); ~ hln,tChlson. y. Bases On halis-6i,
Young. .; on iintci:"n, 4 Dq4lls Iiays-Young
thinner. and virtue; Ieb' an aud Virtue FIRST ut
errors-cleyeland !: Chicago, Passsd balls Zi,n.
mer 2. lit by pitcher-Chi.d9, Ryan stolen bases
Doyle Ryan. Iime-2:So. umplre-Snerijan
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RITTER'S FIRST DEFEAT
Easily beaten by Thyme and Thun In The
Sun Tournament Series.

Easily Heasen by Thyme and Thun In The
Sum Tournament Series.
There was . big crowd at the GermsniA Assembly
Room alleys last night to witness TIE Sun individual
Ssap snd 4E,ns games between
The scores:
FIRST sERrxs-uRsr GAME
g s 1is IL IL IL IL ss
STR, strikes-Thum. o: Thyme. 8. spares-Thum. 8:
e g i6s III IL 10 Is Is 1ss
r,strikes-Thum. 2: Thyme. 8. spares-Thum. 7:
g liz i ss IL IL i iss iss
Thyme. Z.
CANE
!: Il 15s i ss 1 1ss 1 1ss 1ss
rstrikes-Thum. 81 Thyme. g. sparss-Thum. I.
IS q u ios IL tx IL i iSi III III
strikes-Thum 8; Thyme. 3 spares-Thum. 4;
srcosp sIRKs-TIRsT GAxE.
e u 1 IL sf 1s sJ 1o
strikes-Thyne. Z; Ritter. g. spares-Thyne. =; RIt
SECOND CANE
g g i52 liz 1sS iss
strtkes-Thyne. :: Ritter. O. spares-Thyns. 4; Rit.
ter, y.
CANA
Thyne..........19 81 SO "a 81 10l 100 $50 1875 ITS
Ritter......,...1o 80 ~ 90 10 y5 lO5 123 1872 ISL
strikes-Thyne. 2: Ritter 2. spares-Thyne. 9; Rit.
ter, L.
THIRD sERIEs-TIRsr
81 15 Il. ~ 3. i 1s5
strikes-Ritter 2; Thum. 6. Sparss-Rtter. B. Thum g.
SECOND
~
Thun. .........20 80 40 81 II 1O5 ia l3< I5< liz
stzikss-Rttter.2; THUMB. spares-Rtter.5 6: Thum, .
THIRD CANE.
Ritter .........10 80 80 SO 81 90 l12 1871 141 $50
Thum. .........1v 80 So To e5 1l3 1873 1913 1850 l1y
strkes-Rittsr. 8; Thum 2 spares-Ritter 3; Ihum.7
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p,tohsd nsr,-Fsuss .Time-22o Umpirss-heoor
mick and Y. Jones. 80
CORNELL. o; prsoHlxros. z.
Iuc April 25corns defeated s,ns 4, mich The
Gofnees outpayed the professionals at eyery po'n''
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1ss~ebsii. Eastern Park, q y. ~. To-day.
Kings County Pres; Trains SIG sSa soGxasa 0''
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Earned runs-CorneU, u: BinRnhmton. i~.Gcsn
hts-ferrs Burrows F!ald. Rainey; sumner sasrineSs
TaMborp b; on Fitzgorad 3: on sneeden; S,,urs
oit,tBy Priest Z: BY Etzgerald. 2: by speeden D.
Passed baiis-Fied, 2; Code, /. Time-2:20. Umpire
Burns. 90.
C,ynr,pcr hprl 25.-iIarvard heat Trinity to-day
ensjly The game very Bates plteneu
Tor Harvard and did 1t IN good style The fonowihs ID
the scorei -
uaryard, : o . o 5-25
us,y,n,,Ir or PENNSYLVANIA, y; JOHNS HOPKINS 8.
PuitApstPuIA April 25.--The University Of Penniyt
vnna defeated Johns Hopkins day by tho Following
score: =
u of pennsvl,auia. .....2 2 o o o o 8 %
Johns IIopSins ,.......,....lO o o . o o o-s
Base hits University of Pennsylvania II: JOINS
Hopkins. y. Errors-Cniversity Of PennsylVsha ~
Johns Hopkins, T.
Al New Haven-Brown. 10; New Haven. 2.
At Observation-Disclosures, y, LovenA 4
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Western Leneu. Games
Other Games.

STATEN ISLAND c. C., a. r.IE3
NEW HAVEN April .5,--YHle and tho staten Island
Cricket Club bail Am paved tlIg afternoon 1t
was aEnarply played game on uuth sides Tue score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-26

When you ask your gro
Ger for Java, he does not
offer you Maracaibo and say
it is "just as good"
When you ask your drug
gist for SCOTS Emulsion of
cod-liver oil, If he is honest,
he will not try to sell you
something "just as good"
Why do you want it, The
answer is in a book on CARE
Full LIVING; we send it free,
Scorr h BOVINE. Chemists, u,s South yth Avssvs.
New York.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS Emulsion Of cod iivsr
oil-all druggists everywhere do. 81.
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Earned runs-Cincinnati. 6; st. Louis 2 First base
by errors-CiEcinnat, ]; St. Louis. !. Left bases
CCinStnna 8 ST. Louis g First base Ias~"a
Ghnmbsrlain 6; by csruihtrs l; Home runs mnh,
Bird ThTeebase ht-McPnee. Twobase hit-McPhes
basss-Latham e. Holiday. hi by ,p.tcher-By Ca.
Time-.:1u
CLEVELAND. q: CHICAGO 3.
CLEVELAND, Aprl 25.-"Cy" Young and the piece OF
timber that he brought lers with him from Tuscara
county greater attractions in this city ton
than Uncle Arson the freaks ut the dime
"Cy" hammered IN four OF Cleveland six runs TO day
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Tho last weeks series OF games In the final tourna.
ment Of tho American Amateur Bowling Union wero
begun last evening at the Columbus Market alleys in
the presence OF an enthusiastic gathering Of
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Baseball. Polo Grounds, To-day.

Grand League cham pionship game. Boston Vs. New
York. Game. 4 T. N. Admission Coo. and 25c. Tick
cts aud reserved SEATS at spaldinys 24I Broadway;
Noodle. 70 West I25th sL--Afr.
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PITTSBURGH. .: LOUISVILLE. .

PlrrsBuKcH. Pa April Is Lonsvile's string of vcto.
rtes was broken today. Meekin. whose record up to
date was straight rim of victories. also
before the smoky City lads. The brilliant
one. but II Meekin had received better support
score might have been more close. The score:
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Odds and Ends OF Sporta

G. D. G.. Brooklyn N. Y-we believe they are nil IMAM
games. Tie Manhattan A. c. will not give games on
July e" ""
CAMBRIDGE. April 25--The Harvard varsity crew NJ
last year have Just received gold oars In C0nemora.
ton OF their victory over Yale.
PosroS April 20 Johnny Murphy. the Boston feather
weight has accepted an offer received by wire from
Billy Murphy. tho Australian. next month TOR a gSoi
purse. sN~
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The CoIumbian Express
OF tbs Pennsylvania Railroad has only rival to Chi
csgo. aud that ID the fennsyivsniA Limited.-Ads.
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McA u,iEe and lIyer to Fight.

NEW ORLEANS. April 25.-Jack McAuliYe has
consented to pay the $1,000 forfeit to tho Myer
hackers. claimed by the latter In the last
Myer before the olympic Club. for purse Of
$4,000. the light To- take place during the
McAuliffe agrees to deposit $1,000 to insure
his presence in the ring. $259O to go to the
club. and $4,000 to Myer should no fall to ma:
that the weight shall be 1873 pounds or under.
Billy Myer has signed to fight McAuliffe be-
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Totals ..,.. hs"t IL ~ Totals. ..... A2T q 4
Law. out for running out Of line
New Sork,..,...,.....,,,,....2 o o d Ga
Bntton. 49,. ...."...".......o o v U y o.
Esrnsd Iuns-Nsw York. !. First base by srrore-Nsw
to-. a. Ers. base on bas-na R9sis u; on Nichols. 2
struck odt-By Rusle 4; by Nichols T. Thysebass hit
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YAM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ? y q q q O--3
Staten Island c. 4. .,..,.,.. y U u u--t
Earned run-Statcn Island &C. Home be Gar.
menlia stolen bg' t-' Dwight. Jacks N. EustsI,
hea. ford 3l Murphy so e Murpn. DE Garnirndla.
firsI has. OH balls dc ,srnsndia ~ Hteld ksdsec
MdgeSsy; kn.t,n ~ Merton. siruck ou!--janlsn 90
and Carter Jannen aud ui 4ueli; Taiss and De Tar.
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NOW IT rs HAIL WHO KICKS,

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10 Take Place the Week OF the big MIL
NEW ORLEANS. April 25.-The President OF
the Olympic Athletic Club says that Fitzsim.
mons has apreed to all tho conditions named
in the articles. but that Hall Is kicking about
the light taking place In the same week as
President Noel says that Hall will fight during
that week or not at all before the Olympic
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