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The sun., 1892-10-03

J. c. simmr-Ths player you mention 10 in bis
twentieth year. There Is no better goslk espsr in
America.
IS Congdon. Brooklyn-Apply for the inform alton
New York city.
Jack RkeIly, tho famous Brooklyn exclamation
boxer will have rOusing tesIimopisl
benent this evening at the rink Clermopt avenue
near Myrtle. brooklyn.
The opening gymnastio exhibition of tho Central
Branch 0f the Brooklyn Young Men's Christian
lion will be hslu this evening at O'clock the sssO-
ciation building. 6O2 Fulton street.
Aike Mu,roy tho Brighton Cyclone" has been
matched 90 meet Eddie Loeber os tho Rrooklyn Atb
ietc cub lIu pounds the fight to 0a Monday
ryening Oct 10. At the new Palace Rink, on Grand
street, near wythe avenue. Brooklyn.
Tho Pn,tims A. will celebrate the Of thu
winning OF the SACKS colora' with Oct H. An
attractive programme embracing MI popular feat
Vanvuinr that the celebration will Astonish even the
veteran patrons of the East street
alton.
Jake Pitz the extremely clever fighter of the Amsri
can Athletic 0f BROOKLYN been m
10 hight ji,lly ailace who made drnw with
Pete Mccoy at 40 pounds They will! come together
on Tuesday evening Oct "a In Military Hall Scholes
and Leonard streets. Brooklyn. wheh the COLUMBIA
Athletic Club will give Its annual bouts
Trainer Tim Rssan OF the xaverAthetc Club yester.
day proved himself very gsnerou. man. His annual
A,histic CIub grounds in Long Island City hut in order
10 give lack Rsrns of the PastiIne Athletic Club the
full benefit OF the day and the efforts OF the
Regan deferred his own event until next Sunday
noon At J.. NJ whenvthe games VIII occur corner OF
West avenue and Third street, Long Island CITY
The sun., 1892-10-03
ON THE CINDER PATH.
Beuedt Gnmes TO Trainer Kearns or the
PRstime Az

The benent rendered to Trainer John Kearns Of the
Pasn- A. C.. at the cnb grounds foot Of East Sixty
sixth street yesterday afternoon was pa:ronized by
festive gathering OF both sexes. number Of cracks
from many of the prominent Clubs rallied round the
popular benshcary and gave series Of interesting
ed WAS rendered necessary until next
sGHaa sH sSs.e
feet X :. Levy. lee second 6. Sicksrs. 1s feet
one mile WsiS-Won by R; $ Levy; % seconds; =
IS ssSons % seconds
=. (. g holder OF ama,ear record: Height feet i {
A. A. Champion os United states and Canada Height
,.Thrre Standing Jnnps.Evhibi,on by G. schwaner.a
nistsnr sar & R fee, 40 m,nss
Walsne X 4, A. O. F!,Isrrad. = a: A.: second; W. J.
isit;ml!" EIi.1m'"n BY y ii. Meek. 'columois
three @ 9aar;st. R9@ SESniCi.ion by f. J. H,ers.
e.5x - AZ r'mr MINUTES I'm t - seconds
r"e "'i'. Minute. g. ."e"" I'''0n ~
In ,n inter- a III" Psns save en-
ss; ss
&%$s%si rAs: g., %Msp ri iis;Sasy sSy spdF. SSss%s
VAS @ ais" ys" Wrestling Sop. between i. tlman Nd
M Har soset Ss m GnSsn ham ON the n0r''0a'A
HOLD FORTH SANGER PARE.
q 0ns sl xs G m ,ss
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artists atIielc part Tie days sport consisted
%aic, % n; .a:h :l va. won y Eaxa4a. With y %aas
second: L. Iippman won the hslf-milo rum with 3
Iaretsky second. The shooting match was taken by
Louis Eherding with score OF ~ out or possible 10
Esd OF I'M wILLIAssBuEGu A. A. cohPErruonA
The second annual around general athletic compel
tition in which The members OF the WllamsburRb A.
have been rOnt"sns every sunday since June last
terminated yesterday The result of the competition
that Harry Henderson won nrst place T. Robert
l uch secoud and Samuel A. Waters third. Yester-
days The best of the series Lynch beating
Walters failed I" land prif" In the neld events the
". A. A. very weaa and judcious strengthening Of
that department without impOrtati0Ds from other
clubs may develop good team for the :" blue And
orange" The results yesterday were;
seventy i've yard Dash. iiandcap-Final heat Won
by Harry Henderson scratch; j. H. Grieyes feet,
second: SamueiA Walters feet. third. Time. Ii
seconds.
0nc,uuartsr mile Run. iIaudlcap-Won byiHsrry Hen.,
der.on scratch Samuel A. Walters. scratch, kecond
Tr.i.rcE Collins - Yards third Time 90 AZ seconda
RuEnilm " sh lHmi. Handicap Won by VIM. Feensy.
foot, with feet =. nrrs. Chas. Dorlnann 10 inchSa
seroni. with feet inches: William II. Moore. I
Putting the SIteen.poun Shot, Handicap-Won By
VI ". NnnJ'crwali 3 feet . inches. with 20 feet \
,arcs lluwland. feet second. with 20 feet
urF William H. Moore. feet inches. thrd with
rwo,mil. Handicap Guu-wen, by T. Robert Lynch.
scratch William feeney. scratch. second; Samuel a.
Hnn.rs scratch third, Time, II minutes l6 seconds
Fal-. lnchss with actual leap feet inches;
chare. llow'and. scratch second with feet nchssi
william Kelly 10 inches. third. with feet inches
nrr'haif.mile Consolation Race. Scrstch-Won by I'd.
wa'd COt.aux; james Feeney. second Robert Taylor,
third. Time. : minutes 23 30 seconds
The sun., 1892-10-03
They Had II Taste

OF Carlsbad Sprudel Salt. All the world
likes 1t. All the world takes it.
Goethe. Beethoven. Bismarck. kings and
queens innumerable. nearly all the minds
that have changed the course Of affairs for
centuries. have been to Carlsbad for bodily
aid. You cannot go-but you can have the
benefit Of Carlsbad at home. Take the i'm
ported Waters or the Carlsbad Sprudel Salt.
or both. II you want an increased action OF
the same. They are natural remedies
which are always effective In all disorders
OF the stomach, liver. and kidneys. in con-
stipation. equity and rheumatic affections.
Be sure to obtain the genuine" which
have the signature OF 4" Eisner & Mendelson
Co... Agents. New York. on every bottle. T.
The sun., 1892-10-03
coRsErr BACK TO Town
Ciains 20 Have nsa No Trouble with Dals,
hut SnYa He L. An lnrraNs.


James ]. Corbett got back to town yesterday
afternoon after u successful weeks tour
through New York and PENNSYLVANIA. The
champion says that he has been enjoying cx-
cellent health. Denny Dillon and Bill Delaney
were the only ones who accom- PANIED him to
this city. His manager. William II. Brady.
came back TO the city late on Saturday night
to transact some personal business
A Sun reporter had talk with the cham pion
In his room at tho Coleman House. I'm
aw!u,ly sorry" said Jim. that ! have been
misquoted regarding my alleged parting with
Jim DAILY. We didn't have any argument or
dispute. Daily simply left mo to better him
self DAILY has got little m oney and believes
that no could do better than sparring with me-
He invested It in pool room in Buffalo. He
intends to make his homo there and leave tho
has occurred between DAILY and myself"
SsasSnrSIs @ tfsstmfn r; TN ana Tint you punched
c9rbe!t isIshsd heartily at this and N smiled g,
anafq o a. s Prof. john john ponadsoa Has
s. rem MI s will es
My snsSsp Jim will Is TonIiSsdn DlaSsd On sSs
spared Sullivan at one time. used to be with
me before II. the same capacity. He and De-
lsney helned to train mo for my fight with
Cofbstt dIsplsyed considerable sNslnstHnse Nls
ovan and Jim DAILY. He, however. said: II
don't want to declare myself to any great ex:
tent against either Donovan or DAILY. but
can say this much. that DAILY is an migrate.
When first met him he didn't have money
enough TO- pay his cal. fare from his home in
Philadelphia to- New York: He's been licked
there often. and he was alive to the IA tact that hat
lists. 3d.. believing him to he n nice sort of
fellow. I gave him a position with me. and
whsrever!1 went he shared and enjoyed as
much distinction as did"
When ask led it he would be likely to- have
touch oi stage fright upon making his debut
tonight in his play. Corbett remarked loosely
that 10 mad got over those tricks. and that he
audience to speak his lines.
Manager Brady informed the reporter that
the trouble with DAILY would not amount to
ANYTHING. and that It would die with age He
also said that he felt confident OF winning
against H X. Jacobs, the theatrical manager.
who got an Injunction against him the other
day restraining Corbett from appearing at
Storbett will leave this morning for Eliza;
beth. The greater party OF the afternoon will
be devoted to rehearsal and getting things in
shape for a tour through tho West: On Nov.
he returns to New York and will play ut the
Grand Opera House.
for his battle with Sullivan. viii leave for his
San Francisco homo to-day. In addition to
messages Of love for Corbetts parents. Dillon
will carry along with him q fat purse present
ed to him by the generous Californian.
The sun., 1892-10-03
DEACoNEss IN THE CHURCH OF cons
Three Young Wome Solemnly CoaseeratSo'
By Bishop Potter Ii Grace Church.


By Bishop Potter In Grace Church.
In Grace Church yesterday morning BishoD1
Potter consecrated the first deaconesses Of the +
Episcopal Church in New York. There were
three Of them. young women. dressed in (
black with white at the neck. Their hair WAS
brushed smoothly back from their foreheads.
and their faces were as unworldly As their
ss and snsf0 e Ss S% rE hsy syhsc
BisheS
pie al and briei. In the early part Of the servise
hs Bsrler. Mary sn' Greene ] and Kat. Nswai
were seated IN one Of the front pews. sur.
tRey were brought ] beiore the bishop. Who SAT
near tho holy table After the Bishop had read
nnd haa caed uSon go any who f Knew
why the nrS shoq NIT S
70 the candidates. who Notwithstanding to
the form:
purpose to serve God In this oiice and ministry
viii yoa endsaSSr SO long a. you, shall hola this Of
nGkleness or waywardnesss
i s'< 10 ''' ''''<'' anu 70 mako ~ ''
After. they had made these VOWS. tho Bishop
laid his hands upon their heads. one after
another. and said:
Take thou authority to exercise tho offcs Of .
dsaconess in the Church Of God. whereunto thou art
now set apart !
Blessed be thou OF the Lord my daughter. The Lord
recompense thy work. and rul reward be given thee
of the Lord God OF Israel under whose wing thou art
come to trust. Amen
After PRAYERS; for those in need and necessi-,
noMnced the ben nediction in Romans ~: -:
peace in believing that we may abound in
hone through our Lord Jesus Christ. Amen"
position Of woman in, Christian society. He
regarded the belief in the superiority OF man
as popularity of paGanism or Of paganized
ing of Jesus or the practice ofthe early Church.
as proclaimed BY the early Church in ap-
pointing women to the of1lce OF deaconess
was a daring protest against the universal
belief and practice Of The pagan world. He
clesiastics became pulled up By pompous
ceremonials. the doctrines OF the brotherhood
OF man and the equality OF men and women a.
q result was lost sight OF.
The deaconesses will work among the poor.
nursing in the homes OF the sick and relieving
necessity. As Bishop Potter said in closing.
this first conservation was but Il small begtn-
ming OF what he and his ministers expect t0t
make great movement.
The sun., 1892-10-03
CLAIMS THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
GriAn's Manager Says the Former 10 En-.
titled to the Honor.

The question as to whether John T. Griftn. who
recently vanquished Jimmy Lynch. and George Dixon.
the rolored will meet in the squared cir
Gle and for the feather weight championship
10 attracting considerable attention from devotees Of
pugilsm. From present indications matter of 4 few
pounds keeps the apart. Dixon 10 At his best at
llS pounds. while Grimm does his best execution At
lo2 pounds. Jimmy Carroll has announced Grinin's
Willingness split tho difference and neht at
100 pounda but this does not appear to sat
isry the other man. There is no doubt that Dixon
would prefer to delay battle for some months in
der to reap the full financial benet of his
victory Under tho crcumst the prospects for
match very natterinR. Jimmy Carroll Grin's
manager called at TAk SrS oice last night and said
~ claim that John T. Grnin is to-day the feather.
weight champion OF America. and he stands ready TO
defend the title against all comers: Also he Will not
keep them waiting tiu ext June for . battle"
"On what grounds do you claim the championship
for Grimm !"
the limit feather weight contest OR6urke has
to insist lis pounds' The Marquis OF Queensberry
rules for anatcurs only: ! never fought under
them aud neither has 0riifin There 10 no scale Of
weights professiOnAls outside OF Blanchhrds Fair
Play rules To win tho auniOnship OF country. 1t
IL necessary to defeat the OF thar country
IfJohnson was champion OF England. then Dixon. by
country Grimm has met nearly all tho feather weights
Of this country and none Of them have stayed with
him more than rounds when II finish contest
Therefore claim the championship for Gritn. Dixon
never the feather weight chhmpionshlp OF this
country and therefore has NO right to claim IT,"
The sun., 1892-10-03
Mulroy Broke HIS Hand Another Eel.
lows Head.

A good paying house greeted the new Brooklyn Ath.
Ietic Clubs second annual boxing bouts Saturday
night Turn Hall Sumpter street. near Ralph
Tho star OF tho night Nike Muroy. who undertook
to knock ont novice IN four rounds and to defea.
Johnny Murray in ten roundA
The nrst fight OF the night was between Tommy
Mulroy Of the Brooklyn A. c. and william Rich.
ards of the Ocean Iiiil A. G. Eddie Loeber of the
Brooklyn A. {. was tho referee. 1t was abort and
very sharp tight Mulroy smashed bis man all over
the ring and with terrific right hand crosscUunter
cut Rchardss lip Al the sight OF the gore Richards
quit.
Then Nike Mulroy undertook to knock william
Notags OF the Ocean nm A. e. In four rounds forfeit
the purse. Nottage was larger than middle weight,
bsng well built aud \ sturdy but unscentinc boxer.
Mulfoy landed often aud hard enough on the mans
neck to XIII any ordinary boxer. bnt he could
not Put his man out In the second round the novice
cut Nuiroys lip and was allowed first blood. In the
third round Muroy's hand WAS shattered On Nottages
head and he fought with hand after that. Muroy
got the decision on his lsada
injury to Mulroys hand prevented the night with
Johnny Murray. However. Martin Costello OF the
Brooklyn A. C. and sidney Price of the Brighton A. G.
fought four rounds for purse. In the second round
Price landed knockou clip Costelos neck just
time was called. Costello was weak to continue
and the light WAS given 10 Price.
The sun., 1892-10-03
TACHTIyG NOTES or INTEREST,"
George u. Gould Sells His schooner Yacht
nltde3ard.

william H. Buxton has chartered Commodore d. D.
Tompkin's schooner Trncuo. As soon as she Is lifted
out ne "ii lake an extended trip the Chesapeake
The schooner yacht SOkomis 10 hauled out on tho
cleaned. '~' ~ - '"s
The sioop ion.n; Capt. Peterson In charge Il nttuR
eat ~ the root OF twenty street south Brookyn
tor u cruise in southern water.
W. Il. MASweLs fast cat Mnzuln, of the Ma - Rochs,.
Rochelle. " ''s"
ieorys J. Gomld ha. sold the keel schooner yach, Hi.
Mr. Alien OF tho Allen Rope Works The lilde.srd was
one OF the nnrs krhooner yachts imported this
country. and while not very last sns proved herself
splendid cruising boat Inc lIild-gatd measures iO3
H. feet over AL 100 feet on the wAtor line ~
feet beam. u Zee, inches deep and draws il feet
tered by them IN 1HIu. -
TIL. steamer william Egerton, which will carry the
members OF tho New York iaeh! Club Oct ii ia The
street at 10 A. N.
Club have chartered the eteamer Aiberna for the n.s
of the members who wish to view The parade on
oct. II.
rim across ths Atlantic looked like new hos{ -t,S
her new NJ white paint, which improved her an
pesraucs cnn,,deIably. Heretofore she has always
been painted black.
The sun., 1892-10-03
Football 0NaalR.

On Friday last the Invncibls Football team
ganized at Second Division 81. Johns College Fsrd.
ham. The members average about A. yesis and Weigh
DAYS Address Joseph Donohoe. 81. JOhn's College.
lOrdham.
SorIH BFrHLEHEM. Oct. 2.-The Temperance Athletic
Clubs football team will open the season with the
mrong Lafayette College team OK Esston They also Mslso
yearsteau ia the strongest tbs club ever had. Mo-
Cung and Van Cieve OF LebiRhs coaching the
players MichaeiJ Mcbride 10 captain. The other OF.
nsers OF the club are Andrew Brongha. President;
tary aud manager. whom all communicated
should DO addressed.
The sun., 1892-10-03
FOOTBALL MEN At PLAT.


Iuu6T SneVc 1kuISUs
Wsllace's Ndgewood Park the scene OF great
Gaelic football battle yesterday afternoon. Tho con-
testants were the Barrys and Farley Emmetta Every
foot of ground fought for with Irish vgor
the first half each side scored point. Al time
the ball wa. within two feet Of the Farley Emuetts
goal but sharp play prevented the Barrys from
scoring
In the half the Barrys seemed to be fresher
and play ed with great deal OF snap and heAdwork.
The fne play OF NJ Kelly Owell. and oKeeto for the
Emmetts. and that OF LarkinP. Murphy and Gorevin,
for the Barrys. WAS especially prominent throughout
Lively scrnmaRes were the order of the day, while
plenty OF vigorous Kicking" added interest to the
game. The nnAl score was: Barry. goals point:
Emmetts points. Tho teams were:
The sun., 1892-10-03

Genoro Casso OF 323 East 115th street gave
500 in small bills on Saturday in exchange
for n s1CO bill to one Of two men who were in
search Of small change. Shortly afterward no
cracy. and was worthless. He ran out In .
state Of mind and overtaking George CLARK.
as the man who had given him the worthless
bill No money was found on Clark. who said
which Cnsso was the victim. Justice Voorhis
held him for trial yesterday for grand larceny.
The sun., 1892-10-03
shoot,.s Fixture. or tho Week.

Nondsy-waverley Gun Club, blue rocks. at Dexter
Park.
At Dexter Park.
ter Park; Fountain Gun Club live birds. At Woodlawn
Park.
Park.
Yriday-Privats matches and shoots at De xtsr Park
Rsturdsy-Eew Utrecht Gun Club. live birds and blue
rocks, at Woodlawn Park
The sun., 1892-10-03

The Volunteer Football Club OF Harlem played their
initial game OF the season yesterday Bay
Ridge against the eleven OF the Narupa Boat club II
was u matte. Of science against beef. the varunas
beng much heavier team In spite OF tins.
the Volunteers had no difficulty in defeating their
opponents The formers interference WAS excellent.
long being feature OF their play. Touch downs
wersi made by Carleton. Mamlok g.? and hoffman for
the Volunteers. and AcGowan kick cd two goals Just
before the end of the second hair the varunaS by
number OF fierce PUSHES showed the bail the line.
There was plenty of rough play; and hamlok and
Struse ruled OF. Young and Carts were severely
injured The final was: Volunteers 20: vArunas
4. Touch downs-Mamlok t.l, Carleton. hoffman. and
Leonard. COAL from touch d0wns-NcGowAn, 2. The
Tea lined Il d n follows:
The sun., 1892-10-03
AMONG EXPERTS AT HANDBALL.
A New aud Well Regulated Court Opsssa

Patrick Mccall. who has been more or less interested
in the old Irish sport for nany years and who was
taught to play the At Tommy Waterss court Pc.
ters m Belfast. has just erected at Fourth nndpavis
streets. Harrison. N neat and substantial Nourt,
and judging from the complimentary remarks OF those
who tested the qualities Of the new court at the open.
ing saturday last will add greatly to the Interest
OF the in this locality The location OF the build
ing Ia admirable and II quite the
players of this Brooklyn From Harrison station.
on the Delaware. Lnckawanna and Western Railroad.
1t ia about ten mnuteA walk The court itself Is about
COZ feet long and "a feet wide half foot longer by
one half foo. narrower than the brooklyn Handball
court. It is about SO feet high and well ventilated
The front wall Is OF brick covered with thick layer Of
Portland cement. The eide walls are csnented upto
ras n .r. t r @ % "s .s
M the but Gt here sn sGa hers are hollow
IA .. of The III .S Ss "a q sa
q: i @
gallery Tut no
on n,
players present and the excitement was kept At rtysr
ss R5 $
e, s:sstasnn y ss .,sa
vi ss d me II
s 81 M GfSss .y Ss
Chamhion Casey and James Dunne Jr:. against esAl.
dernnn James Dunne anil Tr Phil Smith Still smart
ing the defeat sustained at the hsnis Of the sane
pair at the Clubs court the early part OF the
week Casey and his young partner determined to re-
that result and how well they did 1t can be
by the follow ing score:
Ga;"y GaS4 and s 1na n1nHr DE- ]! q ssS -sS
s ana in doubled and
after scientar display under THr SuN's rules. beat
barney McQmade and MAJOR John Cnrmody the best OF
three games.
At rHK BROOKLYN cLrBs COURT.
"Club day" at the Brooklyn landball Clubs court
was fttingiy observed. although the turnout OF the
Mt the helm. and IN the place OF Prof CogRns.
signed. n tall. good looking and he
il handba phenomenon whom Casey has quietly
brought over from the other side When spoken to IN
would rather not say snythirg Just YETI YOU
will all KNOW what Kind Of player he
is in a day or two" John Malcolm unl
Jimmy dunno put up = very clever exhibition. Al
though the former was anything but goo shape for
a stun game. Against them were Patrick barrett and
NJ RuOty hard to beat At all times In this
however they were unable to connec: with
the bail effectively As they would have likG aud
tho result was overthrow The results Of tho days
The sun., 1892-10-03
ShootiaE Notes.

The Now Utrecht Rod and Cur Club ont wit b .
challenge to shoot any orKanEntiOn on Long Island
match from ten to hfteen birds each.
&. Furguesen. Jr,. a young shooter of . years old.
made record last week In Killing 81 birds ont Of ~
from the II yards mark. three falling dead out Of
bounds.
A. A. Hegsmau and Mort Van Brunt are sti!l willing
to make race. At twenty birds more Tor any
amount OF money. against any Two OF an organized
club Long Island.
The return match between John E,Ggott OF Rocka.
way n, j., and Frank Class Ot MOrristOwn NJ j., for
ShOOa side 100 birds each viii take place NJ Dexter
Park. 1. J., Ou Tuesday, Oct. II.
The Atlantic Rod and Gun Club are willing TO make =
match with any shooting organization in New for. or
Long Island for team htteen men on side ten
birds each tor wine supper the losers 70 pay all ex.
psnses. r. agreeable. the match TO take place on
fhauk sgivinY Day.
c. Norris the President Of tho Atlantic Rod and Gun
Club. has rrpe.tsdy cha!lsnarl H. u Garrison Tor u
cut sstting satisfactory RESPONSE. Morris IL willing
to meet him Al Morris Park grounds during tho week
and srrsnRs ANY satisfactory terms.
The sun., 1892-10-03
yesE.olds at one mile and quarter. to be run
at Morris Park to- morrow:

The card for Morris Park to-day Ia n good
one. the Fashion stakes for two-yenr-old
ti!lies at six iurlones. with Miss Naude and
Rronxdnie Handicap Tor all ages at one mile.
with DR.: HasbroucI. Banquet. Reckon. Mon
tans. Sleipner. Loantnkn. and other flyers
named to start. being the features. Such II
proRramme cannot fail to draw q large crowd
when tho additional charm OF suporb autumn
weather is thrown in.
This Ia the programme in full:
First Rate-For naid.ns three years old and up.
ward swoepstakes OF 20 eacn, with 81 900 added OF
hal the acaie q lie furlp0
The sun., 1892-10-03
He Thinks He Knows O'Rourks's sUn.
known"

For few days past Tom o'Rourks has been dsvoting
OF his time In AL attempt to finish night
for $500 side md the largest purse offered between
his " unknown pugilist. In whom he thinks he has
champion Of Chicago ORosrie sent message to ths
sporting edtcr of tho Chicago late. Ornn, Offering "a
match his man. and this was tho reply he received
"Wl arrange matter for you " the DAY wsUn contest
falls through. Am onto yOur unknown HousEnAN"
The sun., 1892-10-03
rscrsxAr1. 4: ST. LOUIS. l-srcosp oAxx.

Earned run-Cincnnati. Left on bases-Cincinnati.
Q: Louis q First base balls-On Chamberlain. 3:
en Caruthers. 2. Struck out-By Chamberlain. Il by
Caruthers, l. Three base hts-Murpby. Two base hit
Holiday. Sacrifice hit-Ioliiday. Stolen bases
Emith. Hoover. Holiday Brodie Double play.CAmp.
Crooks, and Hsrden. umpire-Snyder. Tme-1O7.
The sun., 1892-10-03
Western Association Athletic Chs~pio..
shlpp.

The championship meeting OF the Western AssocIa.
ton of Amateur Athletes will be held at sportsmun's
Park. st. Louis. No. on Oct q and II promises to be
Of the most i'm athletic ever held in
the West Tho entries. which close on Oct e. can be
made with J: e. Meysrs Chairman OF the GAmes COM
mittee 3l5 North Fourth street. s Louis The events
w be 100 :so go and nd ss0 yard runs. yard huT.
weight for height. mile walk running high jun K pole
vauIt. running hop step. and jump, aud tug Of war