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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-30
Gnm.. of the Sacred Heart Ae,d.mv


| i's'er"iy afternoon vi" STUDENTS or tho Sacred
Heart Academy celebrated the fourth annual eld dc,
The games were n.d on the Grounds of IN.
u ciHsonorth Sound and were witnessed by nbou,
100 persons til" relatives ami friends of tho scholars
Therrounhs ana buiiih.s were tirifnly decorated wit
red white. and blue hlnting ari the national colDrs
Among spec wer. man brother. from OF or
institutions. s"rsra' eminent d.ynes. and Cen S!cklcs
Brother Edmund the Vice President of the nc al,mv
wa' in charge OF tIe rOntestanrs. much praiss
mas; ho accorded him tor the successful manner in
Mhi"h the events wtr" run oil. The Held officers werr:
E"ierrc Mr. John ]. NDEUn; Judges j. 4. O'itUuI 10
ana ". hohhl: timers. T. Mr,,rath and G. Farley;
startcrs T. Bradley AMI f. IIeit rnnn; marshall L.;
l. trnv'n; clerk ~ course. T. J. McGrat yc0rsrs H.
IfiininrG hGh H. H. 'rcagh: m"asnrcrs. j. Cassidy aud
| ~, kreier AsnmInhrS OF the events follows;
Tug or War. First and Second Commercial Glasses
mn Wy me Former who pulled their opponents feet
| M
a"ht n"n"rr'ahn toF,g.yarh Rln-won by y. J.
sr Tm.u. s,,.,,,, ,,,,,.
=. ihrrn scanning J,lihns-Non by j, A. Macarthur, dis
hI'rc - ,rtS y Ihr'IrH +, T. Gillespie second.
rug 9" Nhr Arhurnilrs vs., Cpmnerclal-Won by the
ITnhlHtrcl"'' WIN iD0t 10 inches.
in,et'rSgrl hacr. 10 yards, Class C-Won by John
hhl fWhfH loDiN Albert PutH and Alder. lolding Sec
oilI Time, -, seconds
n sahuins bfnan Jnhp-Won by j. 4. Macarthur. with
pI,ri noArS =" >. Shantnn second.
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L, A, w. Racing Board News,

The Racing board of the League Of American wheel
have decided suspend from the tracks for two
weeks Messrs. G. johnson. +. Brock. H. Mills. A. \
swartwout, andH. Max. welLknown New Jersey riders
who competed in bicycle at Beville. n. j.. on
April 20. which events not sanctioned by the
league.
In addition to these men, Messrs J. II. Huston. F.
Zook, c. II Blackburn. and s. r. Davies are also
pended for tho length OF time for competing in
unsanctioned races at Stenton Pa. on May g.
The following tournaments have been sactioned:
July .. Hyde Park Cycle Club Mass: May 80 Penn Yam
Wheelmen. \. June Is. Bank Clerks Athletic Asso.
July and 2. Oshkosh Wheemen; Sept. - Penn
Wheelmen, Philadelphia: June H. Baltimore Club tour
nament.
b. +. Mullika has been selected Official ha ndicappcr
for the Maryland district.
A Racing Board has been appointed for the North
Carolina division OF the L. W.. to consist OF T. T. Gil
more, F. A. Lord. and X. A. Greed.
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Fishing CIub- Open the Season

Jamaica Bay WAS almost red. white and blue wi, h
h"2s, bunting. and decorations yesterday 1t was
opening day with quite number OF the hshing clubs
who have club houses the bay and all were deck ed
ont IN patriotic spring style The big house of tn
Jamaica ROD and Gun Club. at Goose Creek WINS
almost obscured by the Candy decorations that
futfered from the tall GagstaH down to the dock
The same scene WIS reproduccd at the b Fishing
'hbs mouse on hammers dock. Pretty yiris h.rss
added 10 the nt'ractivrnrss OF the hundsoneIv de-
Grated cnn houses Then iags waved from the iomsrs
OF the Jolly tisbing Club Fin and Fentl,sr lI,h
tue ,ndins GIN. mo Entire lous Club. the Firm th:
Lexington anu number Of Others, Tie wealth. ,v az
pleasant ahi tie fishermen who ished hri ns pnnd
time as those who remained the club nous. ma re-
gacd the friends with stories of Liy cal anu '
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Robert mud ruth Hold die Flying Records,

PHILADELPHIA. May 29-rrovidence flyers arc in the
lead for the 0ug lex bands for the greatest naber Of
miles covered this season to date and for distance in
the day According to the report that has been rem.
dered It is Robert and Ruth that have the iionors Hut
A. A. fow!e's Miss April and BcnIs's Missy wcr, in
the race but they were he reported BY timers
loft and are yet to be heard II ON.
The weather was favorable here when the Providence
birds were liberated NJ iOulOca tls morning. hut ut
noon when the Thurstons of Fail Riv r. t.tt held tho
lcnd were I" have been Liberated, storm gathered and
they were not let r.. III" best tune reported il by W
llAGcn's Robert AT 2,lO Orlock IN to hfrrnr md
ard the speed being 1917 wards per inmate. The BEST
hya hen bird IL 81. ~ Gunihy> RUN, Al 3 n'crck.
Roger Wilkins and Salvador arrived At The same time
Tho specd was Oh.J yarlS prr minute. This journey
the distance covered IN tho day from Dick IN
sons 100 miles 10 ~. miles. Gud gives Robert and
Rnti the leg bands tn hol. for ~ Hii,,s
The Journey to day WIFI lie trnln the North Carolina
horior Inc 10 Fan River rtiuun"s course OF nearly
Inlss Thr star. II to hr from Rocky Mount Va to
Wn,hing'nn from rnrloursv,,'c, Va, Philnirl.
phia: from Philadelphia Ia Fall River and Pr Nidenre
and from Madison SUHarr Garden by the Harry
Gr0dbv team and the MY CLUB to Providence aud by
the Kor len birds to FAIL IiNrr,
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Gossip OF the GnlIerles.

To-day will he another holiday among the member,
OF the Brooklyn landau Club and several good games
have been arranged.
Ex-Aldernnn James Dunno OF Brook yn talks Of Wis
iting Ireland ngar mis- summer, and has ordered a
Tommy Durne watched his future antagonist John
Conn"r very closely IN his mntch with George Ianley
" That's tn" Eini Of n game want" said Tommy
""nly shall ask that tie tire eleven gn,nes be
played n one time" Conner SAYS that he will attend
10 tie Dub,in boys case very soon.
P.J. Murphy. an old Brooklyn adInirer of handball
has gone his annual cruise To Ireland sailed on
the Alaska saturday. In tEr course OF hi, visit
Murnl" will c,hl "i III" American hanDnll players
friend. Mayer IIurgau OF Cork will probably Inter.
view the young Aaniurk player about meeting Jimmy
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orERroppfNs THE DERBE
Notiine Else Talked OF But the Fight he.
tween Siayiu md jackson.

LONDON May 2n-Thc fight tomorrow night
before the National Sporting Club. between
Frank Z. Slavn and Peter Jackson. seems to
havo temporarily diverted the attention o. tue
sporting public from the Derby. slavin. who
is at Dovercourt. says he Is in the best OF con-
dition. while Jackson said to-day that he Is
200 per cent. better than ever before. He VIII
weigh In the ring from 2O+ to 2O' pounds.
Slavin's weight will be from l06to 700 pounds.
Tho battle will commence at about II
o'clock. Betting tonight is 100 to 90 and ~
in favor Of Siayin. Tho stake mt ISSUE Is
$1,000. and tho men ar, to fight twenty
rounds.
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SUNDAY ON THE BALL FIELD.
- BTG CROWD At THE EASTERN PARK
BENEFIT CAME.

Nearly $4,000 Taken In for the Widow
and Child OF the Late Hub Collin s-Man "
Amateur Games Herrabouts - Some or
the Games to DO Played To-day.
The attendance at Eastern Park yesterday
afternoon was a fitting tribute to the memory
Of man thoroughly efficient and sincerely
honest in the pursuit OF recognized profess
sion. Hub Collins was we'll liked by oil with
whom no come in contact, and the friends he
made came with willing footsteps to do honor
to his name and calling. and at the same tmo
do practical service to his widow and father
less child. Tho outpouring OF spectators was
general. md this city sent its full quota OF rom
resentative admirers Of the man and tho gamc.
Brooklynites. Of course. were out in forcc and
many OF the dead players former comrades
and friends came in from other cities.
The crowd was an orderly one. Not DO
lceman was on tho grounds. and there was
not the slightest occasion for one.
Tho special fund OF which THE Sun has made
mention has been increased by contributions
from players OF different clubs. The Pitts
burgh club contributed $40 by telegraph yes
The attendance and receipts OF yesterdays
game nre hore givcn
s'h9s swsnty.aye cent tickets. ll:7 90
lin5 grand stand tickets sHS *
49," soo's II 10
Total receipts 81 sos 10
his amount. with the contributions male
during tho past week. amounts to over $4,000.
4, Aside from tho players and umpircs. tho
ticket takers and ground officials volunteered
their services. SO that everything is clear
money. The men advertised as tho old st.
Louis Browns Of 1850 were all well received.
. IhSre was Arlio latham. whose occasional
make their thoughts less sad. Then Mchcv.
C3miskey. and Browning. and Caruthrrs.
3,Ncil. and foutz, with Fuller. Murphy, and
King all interested tho crnnks.
=, Both teams played eNtrn good ball. and tho
AZ rysl.arh nt tn,v t,'1 linz
WINS ilrst-Class throughout. and the few errors
made were scarcely noticeable. Tho mon
recognized the TACT that TINT magnificent
crowd deserved something for their iineraltv.
one. Not man Of thcm neglected to put heart
into the game. Chrmthers pleased bis many
old friends hero by pitching In great STYLE tho
Brooklyns getting but three hits Of him
King, who went into tho box in tho sixth. was
nj safely but twice in five innings. Terry and
innings. md then Inks and Kinslow were put
in tho points.
In tho eighth inning William Barnic. who
was umpire behind the nlhtc. was hit on tho
eide Of tho head by,a foul tin of Days bat. but
Barnie continued his good work. Bob Fcrgu.
son. the othor umpire. genial and natty. os-
capped injury. The score:
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Warren Levi. WIN Referee tn. w,.,,,,,u

Ernest c. Roeber. with his baeler Fitz Rnncrt mat
Louis Lawrence and his hacker William Fisher nj IN.
Fice Gazette Office Saturday to post the final denos in
the Wrestling match for 500 and the cbamnonsbj, or
America to be decided tomorrow evening in the Ron
mama Theatre. Nearly two hours were spent n, vrc,
ink ur"n = rt'"rcr. IL was expected that James O.
pay, ihr run GIANT, would have ed thar nnsi,,nn
but i.awrcnces hacker objected 10 him Warren
Laws hnily accepted ny both parties Inv
renee represents several German athletin Gins
and they are backing him 10 defeat Roeber. Lawrence
Is the VINO dropped INTO the Academy az Nusic
when Mu!doon was offering any wrestler S2b whom
Roe Der could not throw IN nfteen ininutes Lawrence
SURPRISED Muldoon by Winning his money.
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friend of Mr.. W. H. Hearst the owner Of
tho steam yacht NamoOse. when asked II it
was true what Mr.. Munron said about the
natno"se long for safe. said; WAY, yes.
there Is no news IN that. Mr. Hears has been
trying to sell her for some time not because
sho Is slow or BECAUSE he Is afraid OF the Nor
woods beating her but because he contem-
plates kelibAAne t1aa9ss yacht
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EONORS EASY,
BLACK burne and I.nsker Draw the Second
Gomc After FIfty.six Moves

LONDON. May 20. -Blackburne adopted tho
French Defence in tho second game OF tho
chess match yesterday. and by fine play sue
ceedcd in getting by far the best OF the game.
which ought to have resulted in an easy vie
tory. However, he gave his opponent chance
ffty-six moves; The third game viii be-
played on Monday.
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Chene Royal Win. the Grand Pr,x.

PARIS. May 29.-The Grand Prix. or French
Derby. was run at Chantilly this afternoon.
Chene Royal won. Fra Angelica came in second.
and Bcentaire third. The race Is mile ard
half for three year-olds. and worth f5.G17
to the winner,
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The Money Winner. ~, Graveseni.

huT'hs me meeting Geyontywo races were run. in
wh''h .'' horses arpearci' The clab gave N added
money t't me stakes anu overnight events sloi."io
"h'h included s!Il5O added 10 the BROOKLYN llhndi'
cap so2i0 to the Great American stakes and s. so
To- thr fnr Hamilton IIanticap. make up the guar.
nn,r"t nnnr. FNiy'twO STABLES won money IN" nom
~ aI'',s ,e 70 unccN stable BY virtue Of wInnnE INC
.r"t n.,lchn stakes, with other races III the
llhirhp to his credia Green Is. Morris occu-
pIc' Wv hn.uuI place aud the Morris stable, when
nM.t ing before Il last spring shows up well
~ '.u pa'" ursne IT. mlsfOrtuilvs The total money
won amounts '"slI5,l.o divided as follows;
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wnrrLMEN nuns IoR THE wrEK.

May 80-The Atalanta Whecmen to Milburn. Pros.
pect Wheelnien I" Washington Hollow. East Orange
Uyclers to Milburn Bedford Cycling Club to Irvingnn
Castle Point Cycers 70 Long Branch. Amtty Wheel
men to Asbury Park. Riverside Whcencn to MilbErn,
Greenville Wheelmcn To 'oney Island: Puinhed Bi-
cycle Club TO Eagle RocS. Orange
June 4-Brooklyn Ramhrrs to 1rviagton, Hudson
County Wheeimen to MiiDurn
June 6-South Brooklyn Wheemcn to Shcepshead
Bay. Williams Cycle Club of Brook yn to Yonkers, Cas-.
tie Point Cyclers to Washington Bridge.
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ORANGE. May 29-The East Orange Cyclers held their
road races yesterday afternoon on Central avenue.
There were two handicap events a one and a two mile
run. The roads poor but the time good. The
one mile race was won by T. w ketcham Jr forty rec.
onds. time minutes: George Dorer second Tho
twomile won by q. D. Greenwood, scratch,
time minutes seconds. George Dorer second. j. L.
Clark third.
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Wheeling Gossip,

A meeting Of the Hudson County wheemen will be
held on Friday evening"
The famous Irvingo Mihurn bicycle race will
be held II O'Clock this morning upon the Mburn. n.
j.. road. rain or shine.
NEWARK. May 2D-John Lynch member Of tho
Montaux Bicycle Club of Brooklyn, climbed the famous
Eagle Rock Hin in West Orange N j.. yesterday after
and then attempted to cosst IT, When part way
down his brake gave ont. and. losing control OF
Wheel he crashed into n stone pile and was thrown
with great violence His broken and he ad
and face badly ga5hel.
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The Memorial Handicap a. ST. Louis.

ST. LorIs, May 2a-Great interest is being taken in
the rich Memorial Handicap to be run here tomorrow
in which such cracks Aloha. Oregon Eclipse Guido
Verge Dor. Cometo-Taw Highland. Phora, Gayosa
chef Justice and Pcscador viii surely go post
The biggest pool sold III the West for years
out THIS race last night 1t amounted to 81. 500.
Chief Justice Is the favOrte.
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AS Iho NN"omb's Dam N.T7 gN VIII remnn
closed uni the end Of June. thu best driving
routes t. M"rr, Park will he over tho Wash
ington EritS5 through loriham, 'irSct TO the
Mnhi9o Avenue Bridge t" Third avenue and
10th street, and then take Westches,or 'sv-
enme through West Farms direct t. tho park
Inc second Avenue Elevated liailroad trains
Will make CLOSE connections at sd street and
NILS avenue, with special trains IL, Morris
stations Of the Second Avenue Elevated Rail-
road at liity-llye cents each. All race trains
above Harlem River start from Willis aycnne
ana l32d st 'cet only, and no trains will leave
from mo old dcpOt ut lincoln avenue.
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baseball, Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AMI AMERICAS AssoctATioH
New York 81. Louis ut the Polo grounds A. NJ and
brooklyn vs.. Cincinnati at Eastern Park. A. NJ AMI
baltimore v. PITTSBURGH a patimors. 4; \. And r NJ
Philadelphia W. Louisville at Philadelphia, A NJ and
Washington vs. Chicago at Washington. A. NJ and F. NJ
AMATEUR LEAGUE
staten Island A. c. at IVES. Bright on. A. NJ
o1urR CANES.
Harvard Va. Princeton at Cambridge.
Rutherford Nheenen Vs. Ten Eyck Athletics at Ruth.
Ss;iss Y V epas ssSS9 fo,ni e9a
Murray tIi 4 &. vs. Loriard, at Oakland Park. A. NJ
ST. Joseph Iyceum A. c. vs. Lorillard A. c.. at Oak.
Isos vs. ST. Veronica Lyccrin a. Ernstina. A. NJ
North SIDE A. G.vs St. Jerome Lyceu,', at North New
..s;. t IT,. at bridgeport
r ai F1o z. ss
,, Staten Island A. c. VS.. Manhattan A. C" at West
Wash, nstons vs.. Gramercy A. A.. at Htisdale A. NJ
Walden v, Acme a, Walden A. NJ and p NJ
Ru,gers vs. Murray nils. at New BRUNSWICK.
Mnrgistown VS.. BrigAons. at Morristown. A. NJ and
E ns1s 50 SDrH ss q Fsa NS%sSA a" Rutherford
TH THsts IS V wa ASTs {. at A. and
poriEam Reserves vs. hroaHhway A c. at fordham
R"nfomturst i. c. vs. New Jersey 4. C. at Bergen
,%"r'hsSs, yM c. Avs Nj. Holly Y. M. c. A. at MI.
Holy 7. NJ.
Young Mems Association VS. 1roquois A. c. at Bergen
Point. =. NJ.
National C. Vs. Bayonne City A. c.. at Bergen
Point. 7. NJ
Alierton vs. Elizabeth Young Mems c. L. A.. at Eliza.
bethp0ri A. NJ.
Allertnn W. Westfcii A. C.. at Wes.hsii +. n.
lronsidrs vs. Alcrts. at ROscvlilc. +. ".
Han rn Y. NJ e A. AmersfOrt-, ut BROOKLYN A. NJ
Amrr-tords W., Harlem NJ g. A.. at brooklyn. T. NJ
Yale seniors VI. SOphom0res at New Haven +. VI.
Mercury A. &. vs. Flushing A g.. at Flushing. i. ".
Orions VS.. Madison A. g.. at Madison. A NJ. and T. NJ
q y. r. A. L. VS.. West Orange Stars. at West orange
"A. N.
Northern A. G. VS. Suburban A. G. Mt fremont, r. N.
Madison A. c. vs.. state A. e.. At West Bergen, A N.
Aroma A. g. vs.. state A. C.. at West Bergen. T. N.
submits VS.. IIudsCns at commnnipaw. A. NJ.
Bayyiews vs.. NcteUrs at Bayonne A. VI.
Winhe!s vs.. Meadows. at Greenvile. A. NJ
Whltrns VS.. Caremunts. a. ciaremOut, p. ".
81. Johns Guild VS.. Fairmounts at Jersey City
Heights. A. NJ
NOTICE.
All clubs desiring tho scores of today's games pub
lished in To morrow mornings SrN must send the
this Office not later than 10 o'clock tO.n night
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Earned nsRrooklyn /: 81. Ionis. . l., Il bases
TTBr r y; ~ Louis . Fir;t ha"s on nails-on
Struck out-By Terry. /; by Inks /; By CaIuthers :;
by King ]. Three.hase hi's-Foutz. Fuller. Caru'hcrs
sacrifice hit-USeil. Stolen bases-Warh (..i. Griffin
Terry Latham Ccmishy Fuller poIns plays-triln
Passed bas-Dniley. .: Kinslpw. /. rnpires-iioD
Ferguson and William Barnie. Time-l ~. Attend.
anco. 1920
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Two League championships games St Louis Vs. New
YORK First game. II NJ. second game, r. NJ Al.
mission, 1Oc ana 2hr, cGcn game Grand stand zoe.
ana reserved heatB bDc cxtra.-Idr.
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Junior Phillips Return Defeated

Ateam chess match between the Juniors OF PbiIadeL
phia and the City Chess Club com menced on Sat.
urday evening and concluded yesterday nft.rno,n
" "'~'N
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Tho venerable home Of haniball crowded on
Saturday. and many faces we're observed. Among
the strangers were Mike Hevins Of Philadelphia who
says he would not be avcrsc To ackng Paddy smith
or some 0f the other lightweight fighters: Martin
Murphy: champion hanfba player Of Newark. ana
James Young. the quot expert. Murphy left deposit
with BILLY Courtney to play Nike Murpy of the Sixth
ward. Brooklyn. on June = Mart n 81 am
the only Murphy who can play handbaL." The scores
IL tI-.It 49,
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Struck out-By McCahiil o; by Roche. IA Sacrifice
hhs-shely, Gilen. stolen bases-Doran, GIen az J.
Roche. Mclaughlin. Mahoncy ~, kennedy t2.. Lyons.
Lswwis Double pisyIlewis and shelly. Nit ny pitcher
,,-Whaen Gtlen Mahoney, Wild pitch-Cnhiil Passed
ba'i-Whatn. tmpire-Nuicahcy. Tne-2:O5.
LroSTsEs, q: Lros. T.
Yesterday.
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Vic y. Y. a. G. wIu soon ..lect IN. s,,.

The NOR to tho effect thar the New York Athletic
club ave cured the option of purchasing five lt,
locatcd the south"ast ocrrcrcf sixth avenue and
Flrty-nn,h street could not be verified at tho cluh
house last night The property owned by tho Man.
haitian Elevated Rai road, and the market yuluc IA
S22a.rDn SuS Reporter tried TO some of Tie ,n'
Cins but he told they our of town Il,V,
the cashier stated that n Ia not hearu anyiin
gard to III" ciub tn 'lus an option III. urIrrri -
bus hr admitted that II WAS one Of the several str. "a
yOr" by the Boar Of ,'Ncruoss special !ncriirs Of
the cluh VIII h. hcIi to mprJA night at wLich IL ~ .
prctrd that "a site viii be selected.
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Earned rnns-Standard. .; Emerald. .. First base by
error, -StandaId g: Emerald. 4. Lett on bases-stan
ard y; Emerald. z. First base on has-Uu Quinn. 1
Struck QUIZ, Larkin rosnd landrrs Iillls l3I Nc.
Henohsl v. oNiei. lienche. Rafferty,. Tltce-bhse
sta.9srrisy MeGninne.s. Two,bass hits|Nonn 90,
Sisz; Gsnehs!: Stolen hasss1Noan @. T. Larkin 81.
O. Rafferty,. Wild ptches-Quinn .; Mctuiniess 2.
kassed osilI-kernnu. =; J. lIenchel. umpiro-Blt
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LLIfRBACH 4 PIXIE WINNER.
In Firty-four Gnmes He Has AVERAGE 1OS
pins-Thum u Close Second.

After sevon weeks OF continuous PLAYING
TIE Sun individual championship bowling
tournament terminated on Friday night with
three OF the Compel TORS on equal terms for the
leading honors. Tho records follow:
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R"sehalI Eastern Park To-day.
TWO grand games. 1890 A. NJ. 4 =. NJ. Brooklyn va
Cincinnati. Admission, 26c, and 5oc,-Adp.
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Western LcnCu-.
wSDARD

HNERALDs. 15; sTAyDAxps. =
AT Van Nest yesterday the Enrra DIS easily defeated
tbs Standards OF Harlem. The score:
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CUBAN GIANTS. 7: SENATORS. 3.
The second game Of the series between the Cuban
GiAu1 aud Senators was played at the Long Island
grounds yesterday. The score:

Earned runs-Cuban Giants ]: Senators !. First
base on errorscubAn Giants, 5; Senators Left on
b.sssIoubsn Giants 8: Senators, 9. Bases on balls
By Reilly. q TwS;G.so h.-llarris9n. Stolen bases.
sser,hcs hits. Harrison Grant, Bowes Ticrney Double
pays-Prys and Ne!son Reno and Jack son; Grant VII.
llama aud Frye Hit by pitched bai-Neson. Wild
Rtelh.Ns!son. Passed bsl-Krauss. umpne-Franl
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IIHACA May 2S.--A large crowd witnessed "A lacrosse
game between norngl! ana the University OF Toronto
& H., ~ vas n'a nlst sahe ever PLAYED by ",
~ In favor OF Toronto.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-30

yesterday but tho college boys pulled the game In