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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-05
A Muddled Athletic law.

TWO months ago, reported In Tux sus at tho time
the Amateur Athletic Association OF England passed
hW forbidding amateur athletes to receive eApenses
No explanation went with the rule as to what constr
tutsd an athletes unlawful expenses under Its work.
angs and as result the indefinite legislation is mixing
matters up somewhat on the other side of the pond.
The London Pa.hme says;
COMMITTEES were early called upon for all inter.
probation or ITS new expenses rule aud sed tho
opinion That tho granting OF free passes by railway
COMPANY 70 competitors Mt an athletic citing in con.
nection Win that company would be an infringement
o. the RUE In question and the person concerned
oy acceptance Of tho pass. cease be- an ANA
Very little time has elapsed between the passing Of
nensw law or the Amateur Athletic Assoc al ION on
wnlon we commented ~ our issue of April 20 and the
~ Apate9r may NOT receive his expenses II has
Gus wnothsr competitor at a railway comnany's
sports may be conveyed by the company os OF chafss
70 me place Ell meeting and tho law not particnarn
ing from whom the expenses may not be received and
what expenses consist tho rational II not inevita.
DIG answer was No. II follows logically at the com.
mi.tse OF country meeting can only send brake 10
Aton TO meet its guests at the risk OF profession
snAinR thein; ana that. two men share a cab and
pays Inc driver, the other will by retaining his
snIuing lose his amateur status Nor should al nj
ssnGoW Kass OF beer from "A chance acquaintance
the latter Is willing take an AFFIDAVIT that hs
no way connected with tho sport or unless tho
ns user 30 obviously unnecessary as NOT 10 be
s1Asop''ole OF Oelhg termed EXPENSE"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-05
Yachting GOss,p.

rhadspha IN Mamnnss basin n na't S.n n
| the NTvanna. Is in charge "
n Y and W s Maxwell q the Crescent Athletic Club
M sssn hay' IA:
year AT New Rochelle during a fail gale '''' 1881
the neet OF the Oceanic Yacht Club of Commnnipsw
RSsoEa x Foa Charles . Tu,s Jennie NJ Tough
The steamer Marguerite is about ready to 20 in con
Ei.sHn She WAS 10 have hois,ed her pennamt last
out tube IN her boiler and Ga% :. s tae r blew
Ss on niB Rs .ss
used Only the hui an nG d paint sD SSens
the saving IN weight is thrty-nve per cent 'AN wv
ranged :" ln 81 5 saPeSn have
som June CLUB regatta; July Z. cruise to RocEa.
ss Il. As r
bo The ds'I r., 9 ssts se Lay by the Eysne
regatta on Decoration bay was surprise As tSspS
was NY twenty,o seconds difference between the
by the owners OF The boats. '''As 'N'A'a Oh
s,Ty s nj, ss.m yAeh, vmOo:s wen, up to West Poin.
red u the fast river steamer ' Enain ana
M sSsSn ana ~ .s s sA,sa ,S MIN q.
seemed to trsvsl Ssry ws nh f Tn
morrow The yamoose VIII take spin up the sound,
"a she ~, Mn e. :" Ssx IS.dSn from ' nsst
viii pioi her IN tho race with the Norwood.
s rnS oT, Norris vii cs sa IL ah on Y sn
be- o.er-d n ten ca:;ss Glass CATERS so"ps aud
From 90 feat: Class q under - FEET sass n "pen
- End ,na,. boats 20 feet and o,e GLASS X OPEN
boats - feet Class g. open eatbo.s from G 10 ~.
" f . "s: sps rs s under IS i;s Glass
s%5 AGI .s.i Vii 9sm Nd
aa sn sigT % q ss.5
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"sands.seers " TO Have . Chance.

The Indian Harbor Yacht Club Of Green w,oh, Conn.,
have como out with . circular announcing specia
sweepstakes regatta. which they will hold on Lona
Island Sound on Saturday. June 25 open all yachts
enrolled In any recognized club. Tho race will DO open
to boats in tho following classes: open lib and main.
SAIL over % feet racing length: open b mainsal
90 and not 25 feet: open cats over 20 feet
and not over 20 feet racing length; open cats" 20
feet and not over % feet: open cats" 20 feet and
under racing length. and cabin "csts." The stakes
will be $25 per boat The total amount OF the sweep
stakes in each class will be paid to the owner of the
winning boat, except in the event Of four or more
amount Of Its stake.
The for all classes will be i've nautical miles to
windward or eeward and return from the black buoy
and throwing out of ballast win be allow IN all SEES
except the cabin The for open boats will he
limited to for every three OF length and
will be no restriction as to the in the cabin class
now fast dying out have complained that none Of the
Now they have a chance to spread themselves and
atoht will have Ito put up shut up" The following
boats are almost sure starters Doremus 4 Outwaters
sirene, Hart Bros Tattler. Frank Burritrs Commo.
dore, Jones Bros Phyllis r. g. wheeler's Jewel y
Tnber'a Winona ~ '--~A~~"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-05

The annual games of the Stevens Institute AtAl.ti,
Association took place Friday at tho st. GEORGE
cricket grounds, Hoboken. The following 10 the sum
mary of events:
onehundred.yard Dash-Maynard. '9b nrst; Cunt.
20 second: Klumpp. "a third. Time. IL l.5 seconds
Half.m,le Run-koeher. '05. nrst: siegfred '95 see
ond: Corbin "a. third Time. minues Fl seconds
Half mile Walk-Taft. 90 nrst: Dear, 93, second;
Dial Morn. g.. disqualified Time. minutes 1926 sec.
onds.
Four and forty yard Dash-Cuntz '9a. nrst;
Klumpp. ~. second: Keinbs. 95. third. Time 5SlSs
ohundredanftwenty.yard Dash-Maynard. 'B5,
nrst Cuntz, 'e3. second lowell 'Yb third Time. 25s.
Glass Relay Race, / Mile-Wun by '95, "a second.
Time. innutes45 seconds
Throwing the notwithstanding '95. first, 900 feet
third. 28+ feet.
tsf. nsess SS51 Ss7 feet 10 nhss
Standing Broad JumpCoeman. ~, nrst, 10 feet ~
inches (beating record ~ iuches): Wood '95. SEQ.
ond. feet inch; Dear fO3. third o feet 4 inch.
Putting sixteen pound shot-Lord. go. frst 81 feet
Kembe, 90 third. 20 feet u inch.
Throwing Sixteen pound Hammer-Gallagher. "a,
first % feet e16 inches: Corbett 90 second o. feet
~ inch: Coleman. "a third. so feet w inches.
Running High jump McCord. ~. trst (place under
protest.. feet ~ inches; Coleman 90. and Corbett
'Vb. second.
Running Broad Jump-NcCord. 94. nrst. 10 feet 10
inches: Coleman. ~ second. 10 feet 81 inches; Kohl
str'ie "a, third. 10 feet 5lS inches.
High Kick ANY way)-CoomAn. ~. nrst. feet
second. = feet inches; C1nts. S8. third I feet
IL. inches
lie day won by 49, who scored in all 81 points
to 9+s As points. while '93 scored but 20.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-05

rHILAprLrplA, juno "A number of cricket record,
wsre broken at Elmwood yesterday. 1t was tho FRS,
appearance Of tho Baltimore Club in this city this year
and the reception that the Belmont batsmen had In
store for them will doubtessbe for many
. day. baltimore batted first and scored ILL., the
batting OF Carey stile and Cole being first class Al
O'Clock Belmont began what proved to be the quick
scoring innings record Burr and Muir nut ON o3 in
about an hour and half Then Burr was bowied oil
bis pads for D.? Scott only Dozen and at a. clock
Wood with tho telegraph at ls started in TO hat III
scored at tn rate OF 100 an hour and at
time was called he was carried OH Held with POI In
his credit This is not only the fastest scoring on rec.
III AIDE IN this city. AS VIVA
The total for the side 422 for four wickets Rel
mont therefore, winning by 3ll runs and six wickets
Mnirs century was made without mistake. Wood rot
q life in the Quilted when he had about 90
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ESAdermhn James Dnnne OF Brooklyn was In
splendid humor for playing handbali yesterday. II ID
aweiknown fact that when the old time expert 10 In
happy frame OF mind no is capable OF making Il very
lively for anybody In the court. There was time.
and far distant either. when Jim Dunno and the
lam n,ed jim Casey ranked as the formost team in
the world in handbal sense. and to-day 10 be.
eved that II the cSAlderman wcre to practise As In
former years. lie and such partner william Court.
ney would be excellent match for pair that could
Yesterday Mr. Dunno. having in view . trip to Ire
lamd this ,amner stepped INTO the Brookyn handbs!
said. Just about that time Champion Casey appeared
in pretty white wrapper delicaeiy designed at the
who fortunate enough gaze the rne physique
OF suvans trainer and many were induced 10 re-.
through tho ordeal very modcstly but
he made too light of the man whom he to meet
lie took ths active Frank Prendsrgast as partner
Dune and Prof Coggins.
such = match might. to man. persons look ike a
nr.t game dunno ana the Prafessor scored the game.
Cosgins putting together thirteen aces ten OF which
game with eight aces I'VE being on service; and all Of
this p,shsd while Casey In the outer court
to at one time but lost at that In th third game.
however the Professors hard service with Mr. DUNES
saSS tn '% Rs sa 9 E,h
Dune. parting remark he loft the court The
OF the game was:
Dunno and Coggins. 10 2l-5s
Casey and Prendergast.. u 1880
jane. %sNa ana Thoms: Madden were among 1n t.:
mo ss
5000 trouneing MeNia talks seriously Of building
deal aSnu. The sams u a. ss f..S.n
Of handball club which will DO formed there.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-05
THE CYCLERS FANC1ES.
PLEASURE TRIPS WIZ LIKE TIE
PLACE or RiCIyG FOR AWHILE

Some or the Places Specially Adapted for
Wheeling Touri-t--Atranginr Tor the
Nyorid,- Fair Events In ChicaEo-The
prorrc..iyc League Looks a Success.
Touring is now in ordor among whcelmen.
During tho past two years tho number OF men
VIII, spend their vacations riding around the
country upon bicycles has been greatly in ex-
cess OF previous years. There arc quite a num-
her of pleasant trips that can be taken In two
weeks time. hut many men In these tours
derive very littlo benefit from their trips.
solely through iniudicious riding 1t Is folly
for riders to try and cover lon: distances in a
brief space OF timc and calculate upon en-
loving their trips. Generally riders take tho
train to some distant point outside OF New
York In order to avoid the poor roads.
A popular ride Is ono through the Shenan-
doah Valley. Va. A convenient way to take tho
trip Is to GO by train to Harrisburg. then
through Carlisle. Gettysburg. Monterey. and
wnynesboro. to Hagerstown. Nd. Sharpsburg.
willamsport. to Middleton. then to Woodstock.
Newmarket, Stanton. Harrisburg. Richmond.
and Norfolk. At tho latter place the steamer
ia customarlly taken for New York A tour Of
this character consumes about eight days and
costs In tho neighborhood OF S2j. Through
the Berk shire Hills Is another we'll ireuuented
run. Aftor leaving this city the course
would be through tho Orange riding dis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-05

s1s' fS"'tSSs tnsn'' to EsSs5o
sd snd Ghfst RTrnsHH er asSnr P IT,
fsss ISSa' sss n50Ss2 rs%
Lake George. whitehall, ,Hydeyile thence to
Castleton and Rutland. throught e~Hamp-
tspce Is about 500 miles. Other popular runs
Fsrf. Pstehoeue. areenwoo ti LAKE,. y His SP
H. H fes asC 81 sss aWS Ssy will
his TOURNAMENT to be hold during the World 5
charge have psrtIaliy' decided to % secure the
athletic grounds in Chicago for possibly two
HRd to ssyS sS s % a
world will be invited to participate Il. T; Ray.
been delegated to arrange the programme. 4
great attrastion Of the meet will be the run
ming OH OF the National L. A. w. championship
races. One international event will be run
Steps have been taken to revlve the interest
FEes!essiye Cycling Iesspe: # Was H for@ed
the Wheelmen's Bowling League. Some Of its
objects and rules are as follows:
t. series RI Of fsnay n.ercus
Dq asS on =.
eass s.f
sa or @ F9p aha,
club. s 81 .n q Ias ssss
81. upon ctins an otcisI rep.
p ess ns qs
club sd%.si After hs ANNUAL meeting .h. b.
S .ss: p .si lily
Az es ss Of ssGsRs Charter members shall
Treasurer ~. Of IT. club member. who may riae
races on June H. No rider who 10 has
az ;sa
4. The first Of the series Of champion races of
On June the STATEN ssnd %' c se tr nea
The contests will be as follows: Brooklyn BIZ
sn Gsnd e5sf G ys %se %ss
AZ a. meeting Of the Progressive League.
fSSoTTing 9RFEansat9ns qpaed as
haitian A. G. Whselmsn. Hudson County 'unt
Sat enc Rey Sill Gr bave Gyes did not
become attached to the league. and thereby
psrticipate in future races; Another meetine
the races on June II. and no club that does does
not qualify at this meeting will be allowed to
que IN championship races this season unless
by tho unanimous consent Of the regularly
Gualiaed clubs. The membership In tho league
but one vacancy unless some OF tho clubs fail
F. Tro asaiiy' The temporary Secretary and
County Wheelmen. Little Ferry N. j.
The various bicycle road races hold on Deco
ration Day result ed In tho demolishmcnt Of n
nImber OF road records. When Hayland
Smith. the scratch man. finished twenty-fifth
~ minutes and II seconds. it was thought
that bis time. which was a worlds record.
would possibly stand for some time. but In the
afternoon Of tho same day in the twrnty.ilve.
mile Buffalo race /. c. Graves. who rode from
scratch; finished eighth in tho record time OF
hour is minutes and II seconds Tho win.
&ers WSf t H,,tos day we're all uaplookSd for,
. cnsnt has been comnett1r IL that
he finished finished twelfth IN l hour 3o minutes and
e. seconds. In last years raco no finished
eighteenth. Stoves is small in stature. but
very st9nkily hnilt. He i, a member Of tho
i plumber OF years; and is speedy short dis.
new twenty-five mile record IN tho Buffalo
He had 2 minutes handicap in tho Milburn race
which he won in l hour 50 minutes IS
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The Metamora Quot Confess, Ended.

'uo auot tournament of the Moiamora Club came to
eose Yesterday morning ON the ground, at l7ist
street ana Boston avenue before large crowd ot sncc
'"'of'' Tue hrst pair TO play George schwcrl.r
tnu = ~ ferher Schwcgicr took ,wo srralrht pn,n,s
Sshws 20 ana ~ Ia 10 John Delaney and ban,ei
n 10 II sna "s" 'n,sw schwegI.r won the al
met daniel took three straight games and won maud
snlne Rold medal enblematic OF the amateur cham
nonshp OF me Twenty,third ward, George Sch wea.
teI. tho Mel'known hurder OF the N. VA a. ana
brother Of the wiRnsr received silver medal A. nv
essead prize. - Wv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-05
Meeting OF the Passaie River Rowing A.,
ISOLATION.

NEWARK. juno 1.-THE rAssaic River Rowing Associa.
t!on resolved last night to send comm mic alton to
the Excelsior Boat club OF Paterson SAYING that no
further entries would be accepted from that club or
from Edwerd j. Dunn. one Of tho Excelsior members
until ne hpoIogleu Tor Insulting language to Ref
simpson. and 10 the alton for lnsutnv inn
guage which no Gsed the at the finish OF the
junior single race on Monday 1t was also resolved 10
limit membership TO clubs on THE Passaic and 10 name
D. Mulh and Fred fortmeyer for vacancies on tho
National Associations Executive COMMITTEES " '"'
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Exporis Mt Quoits.

The match between James McIarsn OF Newark and
oohm csarana Of brooklyn. at Richard White Il
RInuhus Soith brooklyn. on Decoration Day was one
OF ne moSt stuboornly contested matches that has
seI nerh Heched ~ tins vicinity The veteran Jerey-
man was ocatei but no CAV. his younger nntaS0nist
smcn game lhht NE question oil superiority between
lhem gym remains disputed The an Monday was
vi W %, ~ aver OF Mcfarland Both men pitched with
hihe-ponhd qu9its at eighteen yards.
At En0ch Jockeys grounds Astoria ON Nontay
Ton Ton n,swhlrsi b"ioh, England man. beat a strong
hnid OF contestants for breechlOading shotgun Joe
HAL ths crack lU,yard pitcher, was second and Hob
S OF BrootlYn third subsequent tho match
agreed to pitch In Astoria on July for $40 q side
81 n5k " tpa shSrroek u willing 10 make extra
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-05

double diverglug points
tqute impossible for fish being assis
lance on the of the being
fore fupakHa6k for hand and lines.
attached to or
detached from line angler 10
change the size Of hooks without
or patience.
SPoSITION-Wheu angling ground waters tho
old style hook lies fiat the and that position
SEM0 OROERS BY MAIL At OUR RISK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-05
TENNIS DEPARTMENT,

Are showing a full line of Tennis
sundrles, including Balls, Mark
eers, Tapes. Poles, &c. and we
have few more left of the 1891
Slocum Tennis Rackets at the re-
duced prices, viz: Slocum Tourna-
m M, Strung, 1915, formerly $500;
oiocum Special, all red gut. $4.75,
old price 5000; The Slocum, red
and white gut, 1915, old price
so.oo; Slocum, Jr., good quality
gut, S2.75, old price $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-05
UNIFORM DEPARTMENT

crowded with buyers anxious to OBJ
tain some of that lot of 500 Cheviot
Shirts at 50c., formerly 50; all sizes
in stock. Tennis Blazers, S1.75,
formerly SIS, all sizes for tall or
short, stout or lean men; 500 Ten
mis- and Outing Suits complete
from $500 to $500, both in
Serges and Flannels, all sizes; 100
pairs Tennis Shoes, leather or
canvas,in sizes from II to 5 only,
for ladies' and boys, selling
at S1.OO and sl.5O, former prices
$500 to $500; Bicycle Suits from
$500 to $1,000; Sweaters in White,
Navy, Black, and Gray, from $3.50
to $500; White Flannel Pants,
all sizes, at $500 to 5000 per pair
Outing Shoes for street or country
wear at $1.00 to $3.50 per pair.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-05
BICYCLE DEPARTMENT.,

Victor, Cushion Tire, s135.OO;
Victor Pneumatic Tire, $4,000
Credenda, Cushion Tire, $4,000;
Credenda, Pneumatic Tire, $4,000;
Nonpareil, Cushion Tire, S45; all
OF the above sold on monthly pay
ments. and your old wheels taken in
exchange. A complete assortment
OF Bicycle Sundries, and We want
you to examine, when in this de-
partment, the NEW VICTOR
ROAD SC(bRCAE1R
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-05
LAsKER,s THIRD MN.
Bincb ourue BADLY Benten In the Firth osne
of the Chcas Mntch.
FIFTH oAME-p-o 4 OPENING.

LoYDox. June Appended lie the scsre Of
the NTH game, OF the match between Black
burne and Lasker:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-05
Spcrfsman's Goods.
spnrtsman's Goods.

III o people
o. al al W o a tho
a pf respect a In gl box WHIT tho
Arrow Hd nd the AM bei =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-05
THE BOAT DEPARTMENT

is proving success for the reason
that we are designing and building
our boats with weather eve" as
to the wants of yachtsmen for cruis-
ing, sailing, and rowing in our near
by waters. st. Lawrence River
Skiffs. from $500 to $125.OO;
Yacht Tenders, $500 to $4,000:
Long Island" Dories, $500 to
$1,000; Sailing Skiffs, $4,000 to
s225:oo; boat and canoe fittings OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-05

The special sale of SPLIT
BAMBOO RODS for both
fresh and salt water fishing) in our
Fishing Tackle Department this
week will attract many anglers who
have been waiting for our annual
split in prices. Nickel-plated
Fly or Bait Rods at $3.50; Nickel
plated Chum and Weakfish Rods
at 1915; German Silver Fly or
Bait Rods at 81; German Silver
Chum or Weakfish Rods at $3.50;
Nickel-plated Click and Multiply
ing Reels at Csc. and Soc. Nickel
and Rubber 3oo-yard Salt Water
Reels at 50; Julius Vom Hofe's
3OO-yard Salt Water Reels at $3.50;
Halls Bass Lines, 100 yd., at SOC. !;
Halls Bass Lines, 200 yd., 81
Trout Flies, 35c. per dozen; Japan
ned Tin Tackle Boxes, 81, Sl.5O,
and 81; Striped Bass Gangs, SOC.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1892-03-17
A MILITARY COMPANY.
Will Probably be Admitted to
the National Guard.
OFFICERS ELECTED AND PERMA-
NENT ORGANIZATION EXPECTED
ANOTHER MEETING To BE HELD
ON SATURDAY EVENING.

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LEAVE FREELAND.


6l0, S.45 945, lO35 A. NJ, 12.25, l.50, 2.43, $50
5.l5, 6.35, 100, S47 z. NJ, for Drifton, JeddO,
Lumber Yard, Stockton and flaZttOn.
6l0 s.45 a. NJ, 100, $50 z. NJ, for Mauch
Chunk, Allentown, Bethlehem, thila., Easton
.s.45 a. NJ. for Bethlehem, Easton and New
York.
726, 1855 A. NJ, II. IG, 439 p. NJ. via II ghland
Brunchl for White Haven, Glen summit,
Wilkes Barre, Pittston and l.. and IS. Junction.
SO A. NJ. for Black Ridge and Tumhicken.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
1l.30 A. NJ. and 3.45 p. NJ. for Drifton, Jeddo,
Lumber Yard and iialletOn
3.45 Z. NJ. for Deluuu. Mabanoy City, Shen-
andDah, New York and Philadelphia
ARRIVE AT FREt.LAND.
$50, 6.52 726. 915, 1865 A. NJ, l2l6 115, 2.33,
4.3 ;, 6.56 and S.37 z. NJ. from Hazleton, stock
tn, Lumder Yard, Jeddu and Drtton.
7.26. 9.l5, 1855 A. NJ II. .l6, 2.33, 40, $50 p NJ
from Delano, Mahanoy City and shenandoah
LIS, 4.39, 6y6 and 81 z. NJ. from New York,
Easton, Philadephia, Bethlehem, Allentown
and Mauch Chunk.
9.l5 and l055 A. NJ. from Easton, Philadel-
phia, bethlehem and Mauch Chunk.
S.l5, 1898 A. NJ, 2.I3, 30 p. NJ from White
Haven, Glen summit, Wilkes barre, Pittstuu
and l.. and B. junction via highluu d Branch).
SUNDAY TRAINS.
ll.16 A. NJ. and 323 p. NJ from Hazleton
Lumber Yard, Jeddo and Driftun.
.l6 A. NJ. from Delano, Hazletun, Philadel-
phia and tastun.
BIB z. NJ. from Pottsvile and Deluno
For further information inquire of Ticket
Agents. IL. Is. BYINGION, Il. L. a.