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CLEVELAND. II: NEW YORK. s.

CLEyELANp. April 29.--"De trouble wild dem
SAC a. Esf sr CATERS "sf ,s
em ede DER an pitchers Az ., shtehSSrs
could afford to lose several pounds OF .avoir
dupois and swallow several OUNCES OF we'll
.s WSsk ns One could
Er ssot Cd Up tSe SoPe t plate about ns oitsn
one hand. and Bessett and FIJI or really aeidsi
sssSins Is TAKEN MINT into ,s sHse
Ssds sPRs sa h ss s oa Xo
TsReau droppedn short ssts fly between ys nth, the
ths second innins y lining q beautiful DOUBLE
SsTssn Core and y 9nS"fk ich 5 p'dn hal
smashsd a liner past Irons and Doyle ran
home. Burkett was ielded out BY, Bassett
no sas asa aRa
made 4 safe hit past Fuller and O'Connor
e' FSs New T Fn4ks made tn six
s ssSG &c oSesSd oa tSs black
The visitors died easy in the third on rat;
Ting dsgoS sy IN T on appt Sa
6im sprintinE along to Second. Ewing caught
to one Of YoYT spssd dtsht ss
went through a board. for it never was heard
from again. and three earned runs went over
shs TIE New Yofk ks spssttqted
H.sipS Childs llled ou. to Fuller: Barke,t
but q poor throw. O'Connor forced Burkett
out At second and then Davis Nns hit 10y bal,
made An effort to steal second. and while the
Visitors were trying to run him out OConnor
scored. With two men out In the fifth Virtue
hunted a little hit to Crane and got to first he
cause the big pitcher made wild throw He
and home on Poslo's line drive, Two were
over Burkett's head, Ewing followed up with
Q line drive past Tebeau and sent Gore home.
Ewing stole third. but was left there.
D9Us out IL the sventh In
balls NcAleer knocked a long line fly beyond
QRoufke tor two bases. and Virtue pounded
lin8E ovsr Lyons's head. sending both Tsbeau
And McAleer home. Wild pitch gave Virtue
Doyi stsrs st f. stea second and
thrown out by Bassett Doyle going to third
Gore hit pretty double In the inning. but no
one could bring him home.
ntsS sSnSs 70 Tht By 9pened
Tebeau forced him out ct second. VConnor
going to third. Tebeau started to steal Sec
Qnd. but dallied along the base line until
O'Connor had scored. then was put out Bas-
sett hit the ball to centre for three bases. but
plight have made it home run; He fen down
bis cap. Bassett scored on Boyles long hit to
Davis. The score:
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Rainy Weather Sh 90 crs,

Tho shooting tournament at Marion continued yes.
terday despite tho heavy rain that fell late In lie
afternoon. Among the newcomers not on the grounds
the previous day were: Fsrd V. Van Dyke and Asa l..
whitehead of Newark T. IL. Keller OF Pluinheld Frank
Post OF Park Ridge. p. A. Jeannsret OF Rutherford l.
II. Henry and fre!eric q. Moore OF New York All
events shot ut blue rock targets thrown from
pert traps contestants shooting III squads of men
First shoot-A: 10 targsts 81 trance Bren,nal,
and Miller 10; Collins. Moore, and Jones .: Hobart.
Second snnot-At l5 targets 81 30 entrance Tobar,
aud Moore l'i Collins IA; bFisntnaL Quimby. Miller.
Col ms, -: ll.dden al Van Dyke IL; Brs tnaii
Pf4 n9s , MS"e IS r% amt pTSH;n.ingns% n
Dyke and Moore, -; hobart. ~: Brentnn, swipes.
Fifth snooi AT 10 targets sll entrance Miller and
s"per 70; iobar'. Van Dyke. and Hidden. .: j. L.
smith. jones. Moore. and Post. x: Coli :, swipes
Miller -: Collins Moore Post, and iedden Is: Brant
'"s sTsn Ina S"sf tar sfs Ely entrance Post
soPsr q Hidden; 5GIH. #elie. and urantinsSSm ~ 3
Eighth Sli' ot-IwO men Team mattel at IL tar yetk
sac6; loharl: 70. Yam Dyke, a.. Toia ~, Miller.
r. T",a ~ c. 49, Moolr ii T T"a a. T." si r1sl
70; Tee kay, i9al ~ lone, ~. Smith, II. Total
- r nSa srn, y; S'1 70 T. T''st -, -
lobHr', Col ms and Moore q: Paul j. l. smith Lhds.
tenth ,,G"oi-A il targets s. entrance. Van pyse,
motari Ml''r ad Ter o Jonss 4,A Bran,maham.
Aprze OF t3 was offered ior the best score IN the
fourth shot rms was wn by Lnorh u Mi err ths
liam lIobnr, ana + Van hyde wh,,r SO for second
best score wssdivded by Nj Ter and birmingham AMI
Jones smith.
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One of the best of the many boxing Journeys given
during the present season Will take place this evening
at the Fifth Avenue Gymnasium. near Union street.
BrookIyn where tho Arcadia Athletic Association will
give professional tourney. There will be three special
bouts. two Of eight and Of ten rounds duration.
that promise all excellent nights sport.
The card includes two egnt-round encounters DO
tween Blli Dunno OF Bayonne. y. j.. and Harry HeH
meyer Of England. VII will meet at $50 pounds and
Jim MacNamee and Jack Quinn. who Will settle the
question to who is the Scotch lightweight champion
AT lao pounds 10,
Then comes the ten.rornd hg I, which will be be
tween Eugene IornaJ cher and sim Collins at lis
pounds watch ensures great hight between two clever
inen they o 4 rtva,s
The ring formerly owned by the iefunct Eastern
Athletic club purcha ed BY the ArCatihs
and ed in the centre al the hall The rink VII he
lighted by electrictr and every etall OF the manage
ment nil be As perfect as thu best enorts or Tie COM
inittee in charge can make them
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Three sp..dy Runner. Matched.

Three speedy distance runners clinched match At
Tnt suS Office last night that will undoubtedly create
great interest upon day OF the event. The compet.
tors will Nicholas Cox of Brooklyn Conrad Marks Of
staten island and John Gleason of Elizabeth. n. The
articles call for threemile race, to be rain or
shine on Wednesday afternoon May %, at Columbia
Lesser Field at kight avenue ana tifiy,slxth street
poft OF pistol. aud tie men are to ne upon the mark
At O'c0cS sharp, The winner will take the entire
stake and gate r, G tipts.
The, .p ring editor Of Tnr Syn has been named as
akchUldcr. and he VIII appoint the referee. Each
man ha. deposited $40 and Tie balance of the sase
70 be pns,edas folows! fisy dollars each on Monday
May and $40 each on saturday. May %. Either man
failing TO comply with any part OF these conditions
shall forfeit the money already down.
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Cherry Hammond Ac,Ors.

In dramatic selection OF the Manhattan Athletic
Club produce! a bnresque opera. king nalnnipper"
at the ciuD's Bjou rhears on Thursday night and il
WAS faSorably recei"ed by q large audience. The
llbretto OF king Gainipper" is the work OF C. H.
Coolidge mciuber OF tho N. A. O. and A. n La Rus ia
resp"n.bl" for fomt catchy hut reminiscent MUSIC
Tur hl ~, trn pay made b. thai "lrt eT
J. j. j., llackrti WI" VAS very buIcslu e KING. nd
Miss illlan 10, EASILY took second honprS as III.
tlnrssr. Nr Walton Storm The Treasurer the club
came ~ for much applause for his CONSCIENTIOUS en-
beavers The costumes aud staging We're far
There Will he matin,e aud evening pr rornan to.
day The association contemplate giving King Gal.
hnipper performances at Philadelphia, Waslin Rton
and Boston IN the near future.
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RATIONAL LEAGUE ASD AMERICAN AssocIAnoH.
Cleveland vs.. New YORK. at Cleveland
Louisville vs.. RfooElyn. at Louisville.
Chicago vs. Philadelphia. at Chicago.
81. Louis vs. Boston. mt ST. Louis.
Cincinnati VS. Washington. at Cincinnati
Pittsburgh VS.. Baltimore. at Pittsburgh
OTHER GAMES.
Staten Island A. Cvs staten Island c. c. at West Now
Brighton.
Rutherford Wheemen VS.. Mincola. at Rutherford.
Lolrl.ard \. &. ~. Hrnknan. at Jersey city.
Englew0od Z, V. Manhattan A, e.. at Enslewood.
Orange A G. vs.. New York :. G.. at Orange.
laretSiraw Vi. Le"ntines, at Havers'raW.
Westheld A. { ". Harlem A. A., at Westileid.
GEORGETOWN College VS. Y. NJ. e. A.. at Washington.
Rutgers College vs. United States Cadets, at West
Point
Williams vs. Yh's. At Williamstowu.
Cornell Va. c Iban Giants. nj Ithaca.
Holy Cross College w Har, ard, at Worcester,
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What the A. A. U. MnEuntes VIII Lesislate
Upon.

meeting Of the Central Body Of tho Amateur Ath.
let!c Union will be held at tho Aston House to
night The Board Of Managers will attend the cross
country championships in tho afternoon and ill hold
meeting while discussing mine host Aliens repas in
the evening The General Assembly will be held after
tive matters. \ Lengthy session i. in sight.
rule win discussed md undoubtedly oa.:cd IN sons
it to the een As sra
that the existing prize law No prizes shall be given
s*cspt properly Inscribed medals cups baises, ban:
sI: 11 saS M ss
any individual club COMMITTEE sssocias on or her
Ely ss Or %Sss az
es as. or Or articles
possible tia. the sa$ limit will be- raised Tho
matter Of having three delegates the Boar OF Man.
S.s.rSps Tic QUESTION ssx a. s AZ
na, not Sssn deemed sdy,snhe to
,,G1 hut nHm !. +, hat s.n,s
The occupying no than two slate. in il. ter
ritory making application to be admitted
i" sh's to "a%; the
same as an ac.lvs member. and I. aiIo, such States
os sssf s 1"a
miles siu.rs mstlnx Application be aim i /. sn as
separate ss.oci.ti"n . active membership in this
such locality Ihsreto It's terriory A'' - A''''
nsnt sss e . s;or; XII
u"n may vote Of e ss of IN
Goys5nor' nn"n not less than twnty days notice ali
a sa must :. &c sa ssi' upon
,hsreoi LOCATION OF su'h meeting and the object
:S e. 'm ms..n .ssSn :r:; fellow
s ns ssea u sy Ss
snss meeting ~ S snd hsy OBJ to
board shall constitute u quorum" "
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kaflsd !uns-Clsvesnd, 7; New York. s. Two.base
asas s IsS
ss q sSSe's
ks-o'GSpnor Boyle; Passed es!..boSs:2 Stolen
ts..stt via ptsh.. Young. i; Crane. l. Tins-r~c
LOUISVILLE. s: BROOKLYN. 2.
LouIsv11LE, April 2a.-Corner lots are at Pete
Brownine's disposal tonight, He received
sPPsuss G tEG% tn; fret to s.e last inning ana
dse Ths sa WITH
sb tfs st Gsp Msd anS his Wonders to
and gave Brooklyn its only runs. yet he made
unsteady 4 critical ponts o. the Contest. The
fielding Of the Louisviles kent down the base
pit column; After two balls and two strike had
sns to rs es4 lit to
Stein and was retired at second. Had Corcoran
E:de perfect throw HI to ilrst Prefer f might
third. Mnslow tried to cut him of and throw
osss thsr lead pi n p Tie second ns E
1aylcrs base on balls, Kushne's sacrifice. and
Time Z ss Isl SRs ana sns' hreSsS
srs q stp .M as b nsy tied ts the
nor ~ down the sit held fowl line and made
IT, p IN Ksow sent n. s one t9
the plate. Both Griffin and Corcoran scored.
Kinslpw went. to second on the error. and was
sacrificed to third BY Stein. Collins's bat mst
sf tie :ss sas nt s sa
him. but Browntngs arm shot up whil~ he was
runping, at full speed with the ball and he
hlt safe. and. after Joyce succumbed to Jones's
curves, stole third. O'Brisn got his base on
balls. and pilfered second. Grimm gave the
ball terrific crack and 1t went on Il line to
lott but Gladiator Browning again saved the
day By beautiful catch.
No more scoring was done until the ffth
whom the Kentuokians came with n rush and
0linched victory. There were two out when
6ne stop, but he could not have caught the
runner. He let tho ball 60 to Brouthei and it
went Wild. Brown weft to second. Pfcirer
and Seery each went to- first on balls. AMI It
was Drowning's time to bat He met the Il st
ball pitched and 1t went spinning down the
third base lins fol, "a single. Brown and Pfefrrr
scored. Kinslow threw to first to catch Brown
Ing but the hall went Ovor Brouthers's head
and Seery came In from second. Ste in could
not get the ball over the plate for Jennings
handle Taylor's grounder filled the bases.
kuehne. however. could not hit safe. and died
from Stein to Brouthers. There were no moro
rms made. although Louisville got in q double
eoAdonco. $3.50. The score:
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LEXINGTON. April 2o.-Twenty-s thor
ouGhhred yearlings and horses in training
were sold at auction hero to-day by VIM.
Easton. Buyers were scarce and prices low.
the aggregate only reaching $3.50; average.
ILL., Thofe int nI'u ny o fvTp saoo
i.isis. hy Virgil: .anes, L. Lyle. Pine Grove.
~. $500. 70" sweet h br. M: 4 Gy Longfel.
Grove $50. flgarri,. h, M. 4. by imp Pazarra.
dam Ella Hawkins, by dilroy: + Jones, Pine
Grove. 800. Iii. b. h.. !. ,by Hyder Ali; dam
Ky, $50
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RACING At JENNINGS.
Favorites Beaten In tho Mud In . Majority
OF the Races.

TNvOFlte0 Beaten IN the MuA IN hNorhtJ
OF the Races.
WARRINGTON. April 29-"Rain or shine there
will be racing at Bennines track daily" is the
| announcement made by the directors OF the
Washington Jockey Club. and they had an op-
portunity to carry out this idea to-day. for 1t
poured in torrents from an early hour this
morning until Just before the gong sounded
for the Introductory scramble.
Among the stable owners and followers. how
ever the rain was deeme ed u necessity for the
track. which had been dusty and Disagree
able ever since the opening day. These
conditions. however. were reversed this
afternoon. and there was good at
tendance. despite the condition Of the
weather. there being some good sport prom
Used in the six events on the card. Owing to
the mud the following horses were scratched:
Fagot and Helen Rose in the first. Sweet Alice
and Orphan in the second Mr.. Sass in the
fourth. and Blackburn in the SIXTH While the
track was a tri1e heavy it did not prevent fair
time being made. and the concluding events
were contested for in bright spring sunshine
which raised the spirits OF the bookmakers
considerably: and betting was very good. con-
sidering all the CIRCUMSTANCES: , =. A.,
gramme Ia AS follows:
First Race-seing: three.quarters Of mile. Rosa II.
10 s s.e"n :v s nova i9Fsn S sne
Io4 tR,sss and Puzzle " (shaushnes'eyh also ran.
second Rses.rwSye.ro!a.; iour and hal, fur
Io5 tBend.r sto l. second; Queen Bess: l05 Gittle.
los tLambIeyj ChsweiL ps ~ LambleyJ and Bat, To-
dore. Ms tRich). also ran. Time. o5als.
Third kace-Three quartsrso Of mile: Key West. 113
tLitteheld TO l. won: fiieiio. 100 Gnmbleyi 9to5.
second: "a ly loo 1o5 ts'm.': ste third Theirs L..
FORTH Race One mile ami sixteenth George W.
1Ol CMidgeley) to won: st. Mark ST "a. Covinpton
4 to s. second: Larchmont los Itt leneld). 3 to l.
third. NuDian. lOl u.anbleyl and Emblem II. Lamb.
levi also ran. Time. :53
Fifh race one mile tallah: % y: Lambley, 2Ht
bi, w. 10, I.hn: ~ bird femhrcIc. III
SIKH Ruce-Five furlongs. Grey Rock. llc CThomp.
SOM to TO- won; Abscondsr. 100 tMidgeleyI to ].
second; La Craie 95 UOvirgtonl 10 TO l. third Nor
ton. 100 Dennom. Bob Garrett 1og {Smitm. Ray, lo7
l.ambley, Ian T. lo3avisl Not Guilty 10! X; Ross)
(Shauz hnesseyh also ran. Time. 1:o4h
This is the programme for tomorrow:
First Race-s11 fur ongs and hall. Bellevue. i'll
pounds: Laughing Water. los; Thornda!e lO<: Fam.
second racs-Mils and an eigh h selling Larchmont
ITO pounds Mr. sass. lOo. Cynosure 100: Margherita
Third i;aoe-Mile and a quarter. Eric. 40 mounds;
My Folow. lOA; Larchmont lo3; George W.. 100; Fox.
Fourth Racs-Fiys fu.long.: twoyearolds Hiram,
loS Charcoal. 100: Queen Bess 1Oo; Voiturnta nly.
Fifth Race-steeplechase. full course. Pat Oakley.
14s stone wall 40: Sam Morse, 13Y; Eiphin. 1877;
Neckte, 1876
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This is the programme for tomorrow:
Tn. Winners At S,oue..,,-.

GInrcrsrER Arril 20 -Pirst Race-FiveeiRhths Of a
mile. Ahir frst. vaodia second. Shakespeare third
Time. l5i6,
S-coud Racr-Six and one-fourth furlonua Double
Time 1;guN
Third R,reIons mile. Lum nrst. Jacxstan second.
Bnnl yro third Time. l:514.
Fourth iaCe-Scren and ois.h alf furlnngs Sorrento
first. Jng1sr second nberl,n third. Time ]: AZ.
Fifth Race-Four and oneha!f furongs bonnie In IS
hrst, Pickidene second. Minnie j. third Time o 5!tS
SIKH Race-sx and one. half furlnnXs STERLING first
Monroe second, Jim Gates third. Time, 1881.
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To-day. Ensr,e. Mt eut,enbure.

First Race--seliing; four and a half furongs Glen.
mound, Jay =. Dee Alarm Bee. Cods;rean. ia: Grad
uate iua; hattie Cry OTTAWA Marsh Eclon. Brewer.
lO8; McKeever 100; Onever, "a; Cocoa. I6.
Second Race--For tw year.ods one haf mile Forty,
Nick. Rocket. Ida b no: Sandowne. Lorraine. 100
Third Race sellny; three quarters OF hiis tam n
Fourth Race Three, quarters OF mile Richai Bak'
1OS: Lucky Clover 100
Fifth Race-One and one-eighth miles Fenelon 1l3I
Longitude ITO; HARRISON. Defauter. lO3; J. b. es
Sixth Race-one and a half miles. over SIX hurd!es
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AZ. Louis. April 2a-Prospscts look fair for tho be.
ginning Of long and successful racing meeting here
tomorrow. Among the horses now qusrtered at the
track are several California strings which will prob
ably go directly East AZ tho meeting here is
concluded. T.. Corrigan told friend tonight that he
confidently expected to the three great races do.
clded on the inaugural days of the three meetings
the hrs of which begins tomorrow He named Huron
for Tomorrow lew Weir for III" Two ihousnna nj
Nashville and Ethel for tho Distsrs STAKES at Lex.
ingtun.
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NASHVILLE April 29-The West Side Park Jockey CIut,
will open its annual spring meeting morrow and as
large number OF hor es and bookmakers came hero
from Memphis the meeting is an assured success
The events for tho opening iaY NJ ell above eyper.
tai md the hyr hgh'class colts nams in
the Two Thousand makes that race one az
unusual Importance. The waathrr ia clear tpnight
and The track Ould he in excellent con itio when
the lTsi race is called tomorrow.
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The anal contest in the amateur ttraightrau handt.
cap billiard tournament was played last evening at
Zahna Academy. ll6 East Fourteenth street. The
tho playing was ut foyer heat from start
to finish. Isaac Pes.r GOO defeated W. II. Foster
t2oo) by s of 200 to l7S. Best run. 20: average
Z ~ ,"st run by the loser. ~. Peiser first
pr ~. s..r.t second Foster and Brkstt tie TOR third
Tee sanding OF the contestants at the finish
luiOMX;
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baseball Notes.

Catcher r. Mays Of Auburn has signed with tho Cres
cent League team of Paintsd.
The New Jersey Central learne will open tho season
to-day Plainf edS open at homo with the Fcyce Club
Team. Soincryil!e plays the n. j. A. G. at Bergen Point
Nestheld and stars at Westfeld. and N. Z. L. OF
Elizabeth and GoThams.
CLEVELAND, April 2S-Th late victim TO tho didn't
knowt was.loaded craze il Short Stop Mexican OF tho
Cleveland Club He shot himself through the beshy
portion Of his finger while handling a revolver this
morning. 1t VIII be at least week before he Will ha
able to play. DAVIS. who has been suffering with
charley horse" will NIL the position. "
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plsys-pfnNnsy and werden; Giasscook stricter snd
werdtn. FIRST base on bas-By q eason =; BY Nicnols
Z. Struck out-By Gleason, !: by Nichols. D. Passeu
bail-keuy Time-1:45 Cmpire-McCrun. "
CHICAGO. 4; PHILADELPHIA, 2.
Cnfcico. April Chicago put up perfect game TO-
DAY. Hutchison was only touched up Tor nvc nlts
but gave seven bases on balls. two Of which turned
into runs. The eatu es were circu. CATCHES by ryan
and Mailman. Wimots fielding, and Cooneys work"
bat, The
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Village Farm Campn'rners ! cave for Bait.
more.

buffalo y. Y, April c"-Ed. Grers the Village Farm
driver will start Tor Baltimore tomorrow with a long
Of rotters They will be sh pied rect IN PM.
leo rark WHARF the spr inI meeting w begin Man 10
Among TIE string are: llu Pointer. Role iiainlIu
Jocku. IIoues George. Henrietta Nightingale ,.o.
P!OYhoy, Jas'Illa. aHi Nellie king
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Bob FitzslmmonS Las been having a resalsr cnir
In Newark since Monday with his variety comb! at N
In Waldman's Theatre. He has been maNtng N ukovs
OF all OF the loca, boxers who had any ,,rc 20 sGni
w wuhin rea,n OF ms long arms Twr roHnd' 70
been enough Tor most nf them, espr,rAlIy ia y
sSs.ed to sst fresh with I'll. champion and / n'Fd
wien ne. gave thol m opening. IL took rrrur g"a
minute. Tor 2Ntp3nnd Charley Pun t. recnv.a AZ r
r,ssmmnnms he,",a,ed ON Ms Jaw Tor ia ~ on
had to be carried on Ftz.mmon. net bg and !ute
Mpranfs every night ard 4 not inl /, man NJ his
metal Thomas Robbins who hal the 90 wlh Ted
rrliehard recently promised Ia give hoIa SIGHT
thah No ma YET fn.nd ~ Newark has RubbHss $50
E"h h am "teet n inches DIT not Vega Wit bob.
Wpnihr was MT hhrd IN the frst round rHGrshiy
night and ree'ed behind the scenes, In the second
round FitI M him Just when he pleased and In the
thrl round two blows settled II. Robbins threw IN his
hands and quit. saying. You're better boxer than
PritchArd. I've got enough"
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Flrs bAes on erIors-LouisyiIIe, i Rrookyn. l. Ieft
op baiss-Louisvlle, Brooklyn. T. irsl base balls
.on Jones 8: 81 s.sip g. struck out7B. .snss, 3 BY
Kushns. Ward. Drouthes. Stein Stolen hase.-Co oil.
line Ward. o.Brien. Double piay--Joycr. Nurd; AND
br0uthers. Hit by pitcher-Iennings. Passed ball
Kinslow. Umpre-Lynch. Tims-rwo hours
81 LOUIE I; BOSTON, O.
D. LOUIS April ao.-.st Louis surprised everybody by
4sSeAting BOSTON to-day. The visitors could not bar
0sAson's pitching and played = l.slless game. Tie
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Fighter Johnston Did Not Get III. Money.

srcd johnston the feather.we!ght champion OF Eng.
land. and George Dixon, the coored feather.weivht
champion Of America are slated to fight before the
Coney Islan Athletic Club June 49, Johnston was
expected to sail on Apr a. but did not The reason ii
tated 10 that he has not received ma ssaYe
which the Coney Island A. G: managers promised %
SEND The money was said to have been forwarded 10
George W. Atkinson OF the London Spp Tim In, hut fhs
following cable seems to show eessness or spsh"d
"LosnoS, April -
"RIcHARD X. FoV: Johnston. the English chnnpion
says soon as rnssago money forwarded viii sal,
No money here. tiroRGy ~ lyrI>snN
Whan Arthur umley. manager of The CSnev ls.Ani
A. G.. was asked concerning the matter he sad:
! gave the money to gentleman OF mi. city on
April II. and the later assured me that he ha Tor.
warded II to ArS;nson : 'not understnnt why II
has rot reached it. desi" T. In order to rInrn tho
matter shh iinneiia'ckr a"r $50"
Luiney showed receipt turus in by his agent,
which reads as fo!lows: " ~
:" BROW BRO hers CO.. on and III VIA i rect have
Issued their bills on Mrssrs Brown ShipleY 40 Lon.
don Tor fol IS. 81, IN favor of George Atkins M
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-30

Earned runa-PttsbnfRh Q; BAltinore, J. Two base
hit-Mack. Home runs-Berbauer, Mack. Sacrifice
hts-Fsrrell GU Whistler. Robinson. Hssy FRS, hsse
srith shngar, Corkhil WEIGH. Wood Robinson. Heaiv
Stolen base-CorkhiiL Double play-Farrel Bierbaucr
and Beckley. Struck out-Snith. Shngart, Gavin
Whistler. Gilbert; Robinson, Passed bnl.Maek. /:
burgh .: Baltimore. Is Time-l:5a ulnrrc-Gatney
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-30

Edward N. Fields steam yacht lnhndn was sold at
auction today to T. F. Christie OF Hastings E. NJ Field
spent 10 G)o improving her last yca! She loo feet
all. u feet beam, and draws feet inc,r. OF
wafer The yacht stood IN the name OF Cyrus W. fled.
l.. NJ. Field and D. A. Lndley. but was used solely ny
Edward NJ Field.