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Baseball Notes.

CAxsa,or April lathe Harvard nine boat the Bos
ton Unions to-day by 10 to :.
Edwin Rl,gh the weLknn~n and poplar ga s.ens,S
street Rrookiyn on Mandy. OF pertoni.is 10 was n
born In Brooklyn twenty eight years ago, the de.
ceased commenced his career Mapays, with the old
ME Of the baltimore Club took likin to him and
renee. Mass in 1893. with New Orleans and tincin
team.
The six clubs in the Eastern Amateur League OF
BROOKLYN will plav the following schedules: Nay IS
Clarendon va Senate: Lyle vs.. lroQuois: Maroon vs.
I,anhoe; 90 Clarendon IS. lro}uois: Marion vs. Sen
ate; iranhos vs Lyle. June 4-Lyla VS.. Marion car
enhon vs. i,anhoe senate vs. Ir"quois II. senate ys
!vAnhoe: Iro1uois VS. Marion; CLARENDON vs. Lyle: -
I-hiu"!a vs. lrHnho- Clarendon vs. Marion; senate vs.
Marion iyanhoc. July 2--Ironuois VS. senate:
Marion Lyle: Ivanhoe W Clarendon: T. Ivanhoe vs.
senate: Marion vs. Iroquois: Lyle VS.. Clarendon; =.
Lyle ". lyanhnc iroGuois Clarendon. Marion vs.
senate: ID. senate vs. Lyle: Clarendon va Marion:
IroQuns: Clarendon senate; 30 Marion vs.. Senate:
IrOIuois VS. Clarendon. Lyle ". IvAnhoa Aug IT,
Clarendon vs. Ivanhoe: Lyle VS. Marion; 1roquois vs.
Senate. Is IroIuoIS vs. Marion. Clarendon vs. Lyle:
Senate VS. Iyanh".; 20. Senate Va Lyle Iroquos ".
Ivanhoe: Clarendon Va. NariCn -. Marion VS.. Lyle:
Senate vs. lro9rois. lvnnhOe VS.. Clarendon Sept B
1rni lois VI. Lyle: Marion VI. fyAnh"e. Senate va
Clarendon; g. Clarendon vs. Marion: Ivanhoe VS. 1rn-
uuois Lyle Senate. 10 Clarendon Lyle: senate
vs. lrnnoe; lrnqncis VS. Marion: IL 1ranhoe vs. Lyle:
lroqgo,s va Clarendon. Marion rs. senate.
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Schwaner Breaks the Record for the
Standing High Jump.

The Gymnasts o. the Young Mems Institute 2oo and
-. BOwery, scored another success lEst evening on
the occasion II their sixth annual exhibition and
let est The young men showed that the Y NJ. g
A. system for all-arouId development has been fully
tax advantage Of by them for the great majority
the estanis fi very well in all events whic
down IN the programme with the special %.
exht!tng this proves for lnIound work. Not lie
tHan 100 persons encouraged .hc young TO do
tL.i leyc. hest.
Gus +. Schwaner evoked the greatest enthusiasm by
hrraslng TIE amateur record oi " &" H.. inc "s for
the stand ng high Jun p 10y cart the Ia At 3 feel IlI
inches. Under Inc A. 4 c, FILES tIs rc,rr. viii
acknowledged but Sch ~ancr has shown last
performance that he sands TIE be, possible chance
brcaling Crooks record Al III" New luFy 4, C. Games.
The CONF editions lat rlult resulted rs rpl Ows;
llr:.LpItal bar. A"vi,cs--Won by g. klrl"!. " An
dr., wr srrurd. Advanced m"n--WOu hy EpD Galan.
AaEer A. 4 Hnr'"% ,ccn"dt WCrck iii.ri
Parallel bars. AUVir".--A,u by NarniyFr9 Mccarthy.
second: EGrrows 'hrI. f.. Advanced ns4--NUn by
harvey: GlnRn. SO. nj: Nugrk i4ii
Rubbing High Jumr. iaui,cap-Mou by e. Toomey.
Na, Ter 4. A.. 81. inrhrF feet IHchr.. 'orcoran. d
inches. 3 feet ~. irCh's. second, !it2serad ~
inches. tfee, 0 inTh".. nd
Poe Vault. HanGlrrp-Won by George Sinner
scratch feet ~ inches Nrcle Ian Il i,nss feet
IL, inches second: stupr. inches feet Ian inches
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Good S.veeps,ake Shoots.

The open sweerstako tournament held at Dexter
Tax Monday under the auspices OF the Acme Gun
Club did not turn out successful as was expected
fair crowd present, but only took part
IN the shooting j. Fox OF Norwak. r. Phister of the
Fountain Gun Club. and ". Levens OF tho Glenmores
were the principal winnerS The several events re.
suited as follows:
Eweers!aksITen hue rocks Fox o.; R. Phister. 8;
sweepstake-five blue rocks. ". Lsvens. 81; r. Phis.
ter z short. 4; ! Fo. =; G M:noks, q !, Link. l,
j. LINK. O; 7, ShoIt. 0; G, Mencse o.
Z; j. Fox, I; " Levens. u.
At Ffieen Blue Hocks-R. Phister. II: r. Short IL;
Z. Munk, =. y
Al Five Blus Rocks-w Levens r; J. Foy. q; T. Short
4: h. PhisieE 81 j. Link. 81 G. Aunt =; q. Meucte, q
AZ FIVE Live Birds.C Mupk p yards s: = Fox, ~
Pnistsr. II yards Z. All ties were divided ia the
Q shootk
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OUTSIDERS HIN At MEMPHIS.
Helen n. Captures the Cotton Stakes Easily
The Favorite Finishes Last

The Fav0rlte Finishes Last,
MEMPHIS. April 10 More than 1000 persons
saw the races at Montgomery Park to-day.
The track was fast. and the fields OF fairly good
quality. Again the talent got the worst Of the
guessing. but one favorite reaching the win
ming line In front
The event OF the day. the Cotton Stakes at
one mile. for three-year-old fl!ies. worth
Sl.17O to the winner had these starters:
Great Hopes. ito e. Williams: Helen n. I'D
Rrttoni ana Miss Dixie, ~ Ray. Great
disappointing race. finishing last. while
the winner turned ur in the to ! chance
Helen NJ, who drew away a; she pleased iGi the
Dixie. who beat Monte Viso three lengths for
second place, Fashionable showed some
ready fora hard race. The winner. a daughter
Of Buchanan. out Of n mare hy imp. High
lanter was 1nitc n good h!ly last fill. and bids
fair this season to prove bread winner for
Peddler closed slight favorite over the 9TH
longs. for maidens. III, Ia, tired badly whom it
s rH%f1 d f"ws capton sp
the s 10 ] chance stoy.r a length for second
Of imp. Mr.. Fickwick and ,Wooifower and
but for her size. would no doubt develop into
nlkI -class performer.
The maiden two yHar.old purse. four fur
longs; with six starters. was REGARDED as a
lilly Emma, she closing at 10 to on; She
could have won by two or three lengths. but
and MeCanerty. coming with rush on. Helen
Fringe was third. beaten two lengths. The
winner e a daughter OF Iroquois, out Of the
famous Orphan Girl.
The seven furongs selling purse had eight
starters. FoXhall. ~ lSlaughter,. closing Ia.
By two lengths from Pat Conley, the second
Elck. who was three lengths In front OF Kildare.
u The Iast race: mile and sixteenth; selling;
chance Costa Rica. ~ lJordanl who won by
two lengths from the 10 ! chance First Lap.
and a half of. Time. / ;5O:.
Mobile as a winter training ground. and Will
build stables and lay out track n near Pitts
Ing grounds. IT Is said the poor showing hero
Or Too Quick. a fly believed by her stanle to
be world heater. the cause OF Capt. Browns
concluding to quit Mobile.
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Jack son Did Hit Siavin,

Tho Tv,tru,ei E,us respondent In the Antipodes
says: From all can learn Jackson was in Foley
private bar in the White Horse Hotel George street.
Sydney. when ]. =. s!avin. then hand from the
country came IN. sSvn is said to have made an IN.
complimentary remark about Peter. and called him
black -. or something Of the kind. A
rough and tumble resulted II lasted bur short time
and Peter had the best OF affairs without question
Foley. know. had lighting hA in the rear
Of his hotel and "A match was made between the men
10 meet Nthih t,e Inreu nlnate on the 70 owing sat
the steamer leaving on saturday morning. AMI did
had only just Ian led in this colony at the time hut
from memory and careful inquiries tho above
ally what took Place.
I'm answer to the question regarding Dougherty who
Ia n Melbourne man. would say do not know
Douvhcrty personally II wa. reported in Sydney that
he had hal cable from Paddy slavin. and Billy
Murny told hat when in Melbourne he heard IL at
such cattle lih arrive cannot say whether did
did not | understand Doughsrty IL man Of money
bnt whether lie is !. really genuine supporter Of pua.
ISM. fond of nO"rety, particularly when II
can he had cheap. Gn not IN position TO say posi-
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King. Con ,ty Mea a. tie Trans.

Inc members OF the Kings County Gun Club held
their regular monthly shoe. yestrdsy At Dexter PARK
The sport opened With sweeps ase shooting at blus
rocks j. Link and j. Linsiedt won tho first AMI .ec.
ono prizes In both The principal event tho reRu.
lar club shoot for gold medal each competitor shoot
inF At twenty blue rocks at eighteen yards rise J..
LINK Won With score OF H. r. Keller was second with
were: " W wv uay
swespsfakss Six Blue Eocks-J. LINK 4; j. Linsteat
D; =, Hrkel 2; J; Keller. ]: c. Rehm. !: j. ThieI i
sEwsssnstaSs Six Blue Rocks-J :-instedt i: j. Link
., Iirkei 2: y. Keller. I: J. Thel. % -
RsgIlar Tub Shoot. Twenty Blu. Rocks-J Link a.
&. Rshm. u. ~ " 'S'' W '''@HAe" o.
syTttspstass' blue Rocksi Link, J. Linstedt. o.
sweepstakes s x Hue Rocks-J Link /; q E.bm .
.; MrneL =; Keller; 3; }. thie. =: J, Iinstedt.
Team shont. six Blue Rocks e.c@l-F ZrL.i q. e
asIn I .; iinscd' " Total. 10 }. Link 3: T. Keller
Team. shoot. SIX blue Eock.-P. Zirsel .: c. R.hm :.
RI Tn ,Si"atteIt Toia. D. j. Lns. =: EKe.lur. 81 j.
sswsepstnsss, six Bu, Roc.s-I. Linds.edt A. y
snort g. Rehm. s. }. Keller. .. j. Tuiel 8, f. Zrkr
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First Race-Purse $500. for beaten horses: selling:
four and half turlonss. John Finn. ILL Robert T..
lOs: Eisckmaisr los: Hippona. los: Loilipop. lO6;
Glenmouni. LOG: Ballad Los: Kelturno. loA Roy. 90;
Ivy u
half mile Lorraine colt ll2 Wang Witch colt. 1O4
IS.
longs Climax 1oa: Bob Arthur 100; Pearl Set. 100;
Nulatto lO7; Gloster. l05; Pluto. ltS: Queen a
i1s LIZ. jake; 1903: TX Craft; lo'; insi!hs. 100
longs. EIms,one ia: Jay on Il. iOy: Grrmanic ioa;
Headlight ,u: Deer lodge 106 III spent. ION: Marsh
Redon. l0a. Lucky Clover. 1903: Lady Ethan. lOl /:
kIttie W. 81.
Fifth Race-Purse. 5000 selling; one mile Benz.
dictine. 49, Fenelon. 49, Rico. 100: Blackburn 1OO
Rover. W
Sixth Race-Pnrse $500: selling: one mile and half
hurdles. Basanio. l4i: Burr Oak. 1873;
Wes:moreand 1885, Boutwell, 1888; Clamor. l:A
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Luetzowu TO the Front,

The German-Ame-ican Shooting Society Of this cit
an organiza ion that stands IN the front rank aon
kindred societies One OF the most prominent com.
panies Is the Lue,zow Company No IL. The compar y
Keep up their high STANDARD OF marlsmansh y by hard
practice In the Shoe ing ercs and they fnisbei
season or Monday night at their Headquarters IL 81
Place. To be eligible for one of the prizes u
member had to attend nj least twelve regular sbnu
~ agsrrGaie counting at Tho end OF the ,ras0n III
tns target OF honor contest which took place
winners IN The clgb mate h "
sieinbach. tOi !: II Zritler, a,gg.; G. Zimmerman
manu-. 143. T. DLenthai. LHss; IA. WoIg.r . ,l,. 4
Sale, 2.Sdi: u. o. Neiss. ,5h3 ."
TARGET % honor, three tho's oakland; possible 10
poins-T walters 80: Y, SttinbaCh ~: kettier 81
- Lmm.rnann, ~; Capt u. Ringer, ~: Z. OdeniahL
III D. hahNhi Sa; o. LitshgL,5 EndeT. %: o. Der
Si O. ueh.sin. 81; y. y. Weiss. Is; ". QushL 60; L
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Baseball Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Baltimore vs. New York. at Baltimore.
Washington vs. Brooklyn. at Washington.
Philadelphia va Boston, at Philadelphia
Louisville Va Chicago. At Louisville.
OTHER
staten Island A. c. Va Yale University. At West New
Brighton. 49,
Manhattan A. c. ". Yale Freshmen. At Manhattan
Field.
Georgetown College vs. Johns Hopkins Cnivers!ty At
Washington.
Cornell VA Rochester. At Ithaca.
Harvard vs.. uiAms, at Cambridge. ,..
Princs:on W. University of virginia. 81 ChArotter
buzz
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Stalk Ell older-Yes st. Luke ran In steeple-
chases ut Washin Gton and in Virginia before
clearing the hurdles ut Guttenburg.
NJ. J. DAILY took a fancy to Virginia Bradley's
SIX: year-old gelding IroherG, by startle; out OF
Icy let DAILY have the geldinG for s4Oo.
Father Bill DAILY has bought from p. j.
Dwyer X Son - .our-year- old colt Bolero. by
Rayon dor. out Of All Hands Round. Price
private. MIR. Dryer paid $350OO for Bolero .
HIT over year ago at the. Scott sale; but tho
colt was failure AS Q race horse. Bolero was
. speedy two-year-ol old.
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tn. Winner. at Gloucester.

GLoucysrrR. Apri Ia.-First Race-fire.eiRhths OF q
Time O54
Second kaco-Four and half furlonRs Turk frst.
Sunday secnni Coinraie third Time. Oios
Thrl Race-One mile Jggrer hrs'. Gen Gordon
second. Daring Third Time, asa.
Fourth Rscs-seyrn and hait fntiongs Eiyton frst.
Firth Rsr--P"ur an a hair furlungs Anstrsl hrst.
WANG. second. Monsy Maid third. Time. ~!
HNth Race-Seven.e ghths of n mile. X h. f0x nrbt.
Prodisai second. Harry Alters third Time. 1884
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En.n.l rnnsm,ii,,oni,v,ile First base on errors
IA: rtl-au,gn A. First Lpse ou ball.-OM BALDWIN q:
Oh jones, |, siruck out-BN Jones' I; b. pald win g.
lev s2rrnrs h,t.-ca,kti!, nrown. rfefer. Weaver.
stolen nhh's Pfc BleFhtner o.. Berkiey. Double
tnpTc--shcrldaL Tme--l 30 Attendance 900
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TCl' nn hlsts- III TlnnatI, :. Chicago ]. First base
on Aal--nh Nn'iae. !: Of, Lrby. g, struck out-Fy
Su!ihTe. % by Lliy, & Thrr".hhse Nit Holiday.
rlCr utS-lathHm al l@Hn, C,iniskey. stolen bases
Latham. smith. Cnpire-Llncn. Time-i.lJ.
LOUISVILLE. :: r!i.sGtnGH. ].
TOrIsvrIV. April lE-rtlESurgh died hard. II rlaypd
tile game until he tart man Nns out. rtcher Jones
y HyCh with the Pittsburgh cub lie mas been
anSuM 10 go iuio . box sinr. the opening o. The
Guam yOu bnt Capt r:ci"r world not iate the
chance. TODAY. however, 1t decided give him
opportunity and the smoky C!Iy team knows the
!chNlt. Ihe kIOre:
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4 POOL MATCH FOE NEW FORK.
Charles Manning Announces That He VIII
Challenge Champion De Orc Next Month.

Fool Player Charles Manning said yesterday that he
bad heard nothing from Alfred Powers. who appeared
to he xious for four handed match with De orc
and Manning and Werner and himself tPowers>. and
Manuings hacker said that Powers's emand for tho
match was bluff" Manning has $3.50 forfeit mp TO
make tho match in case Powers makes good his Cha
lcnuc for u four handed match.
Manning said fur her that there sure to be pool
match IN New York soon IL the fonr handed game fell
through. lie said he wonld challenge Champion Do
Orc for the champions hi emblem.
The time limit on The emblem" Manning added.
"eXures May 10 hut do:t propose to let the en-
hi.m die and win challenge DE Orc for i. lie won it
"a tunes. and 81 did | ~
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Tlr..t. Thrown by Electric Pulls.

ALBANY, April l9-A large crowd visited the grounds
Of the West ED Trap Club to-day to try their hands
breaking blue rock targets under Pau, korth's
system of handicappins The system proved to DO
very popular Nearly 400 targets were thrown from
traps by the elsctrc pulls AMONG the visitor.
William Wagner OF Washington, y. EOrthrop and
J. g. Kennedy Of Jonsown n Y; Paul North Of Cleve.
land .. W Hobart Of New York. GOggin OF Troy and
NJ. T. Roberts OF Rupert W. Hobart was In great form
and made q big average.
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At tho lI.ndbuil Court..

Judging from what Capt Billy Ross said to sus ro.
porter day two ago. the athletic Limerick man In.
tends to make It very warm for Major Carmody. fell
low patriot from the "City of the Violated Treaty"
The Captain Is not satisfied that he is inferior player
MajDr Curmody but admits thar he Is Of prAc.
tre amt that alone 10 tho cause Of his iefr
~ propose 10 be IN order In few days however, he
shy-. land then Wen know how each other nnds
Champion Casey will have hard road to rayel this
afternoon. lie has agreed to take Major CarnOdy ms
partner Tor the purpose nt playin. james dunno Mr.
and barney Ncpuade the latter come to tue scrs
~ kind OF playing form they should give the
Montra,h Limsriek combination tsrrbie " 60" Asa
veteran ut til" game said yesterday, Casey can be
beaten II the odds not Too much against him The
odds IN thus hs:hnco reem 20 have the call.
Ri schmidt. the young PAttdsutS II an xousy
sMa,nnx the return Of Jimmy Dun,,e :" The 'Poiy'
The battle on Thursday at the Brooklyn Handbsll
Cubs court between Major Carrnody and John Con
nors expected 10 be hard fought from to
finish t9nnors allows his opponent ten aces game.
the best three In hre 10 decide the matter.
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O.hcr GunR =,

YALt u. NV JfHsiY A. c., 3.
pair 81 wT"'ched mtsriay. four called balls a Wild
pitrh. san fu hit aud desberate base runnin
sh,e tnc Amateur Aihsti" uninns chs np0n team uf
the New Jersey Athletic club from cling
OF GE"Ht" Jos. OF gooN ss NJ the hands N the hus
s "uung ball tossrrs Of fHte College IN tile game ut
Nerten FONT lrstriuay Afternoon. Tie kcore:
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IIFI-FTI
hr.-,grc"rrn. iaIk.u u. Rtctaca-on powl ,ir mn.
joyce The. base hit - nE,U:hn, Double play
nNs.n. .i.trght, and arSlns !ir,i basr ON s-on
nt stem IiEs; base errors
--WasH.i.'"n i. BrJOEl"r.: Left on ha.cs-Wathing
Ton. :: Brook srracS nutiy Hart BY stein.
.: hy hEs'right. L. Wild pitch-il.rt stolen bates-
iioy' ~ II Eithard.on. tSr:d Rtoa,her. o. Burns.
sat'-lt~r ri'.-D i.iri ar,ison e. InEd kinslow.
Collins. Grja Il. Richardson. gh. -.ue-c:l5.
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Ritter added two more victories to his credit last
night and he leads in Tns suS individual cham,
pionship tournament The scoresi
IiRsr stsiss-yissr CANE
g 6 - 81 iHe ia s i ss i H.
strlkes-win,er 4: ftercks. /. spsres-win'er, ,;
srcosp eApr
M isrss IS . 81 is a as is 3 Ia iss
strtscs-winter, o; frereis, 4 spares-winter I.
Frttess, j. - 80
IS sS 6 e ii, e iss is s IL 49,
rfeteis !, 'N'''' = 80
Y Tn;it = j IL 1873 80 - liz i ~
,srtkes-wn;cr. 4; frercts T. spares-wtn,er .:
g IL, q 19 s IL IL IL i iss
.s;t,kes,-wner. 4: frereis. 2. sparss-wintsr. >:
Average p.r gam.-wln,.r IL, Pc: rrsck. 1871,
SECOND stntEs-r,Rsr GAM
q " IL Il. i is5 i is Isl ls5
,s s'' g. d Winter s'''''-f''''' D. Win
:. SO 3 e & 49, is i isi III II SO as
stE,kes-R.,er. 3. Winter. spares-Rittsr. g. Win
rnxp
g 5e ss ' i i ios i is is 1s ss
stikes-Ri,ter. Q: Winter. S! ares-Ritter. Q, Win
ter. o.
rorrrB GANr.
Vine; : IS 'Ss ' % 49, 49, - Isl is
..strlkes-Rtter. 4: Winter, 3 spares-Ritter. 8:
Winter 3.
Average r"r Game-nit,cr l7sle: Winter, lTTl
Cmrire-Hcnry ktbbe. scOrers-N. walAcn and
Louis Stein
THIRD sKRiEs-riRsr CANE.
Frrrcks........lp ~ a. t5 IS 105 122 1872 Isl 40
Ritter...,.....le3 81 81 TO 81 lo5 1876 IL: 17p 1879
stukes-frercks. .: Ritter. 4. Spares-frercks. q:
Ritter. l.
rrercks....... 20 rs rs 10 g5 1l5 1871 lIs 1859 1s7
Ritter II 81 55 G5 81 100 lU9 l29 14s 1859
strikes-Frercks. 4: Ritter. 3. sPares-frercks. 3:
Ritter. ,.
THIRD GAME.
rrercks........2o 80 - 81 81 !o5 l22 1872 l4e i5a
strkes-Frercks. =: Ritter. T. spares-Frercks. 8:
Ritter. :.
FrercEs 90 A. ~ SS lo< l1A 1874 1872 1872 112
Ritter 10 ~ 81 81 ~ IS lis 1888 1+9 SO
strkes-Frercks. .; Ritter. =. spares-Frercks. 4;
Ritter. g.
FrcrcLs 10 81 ~ ~ - 81 81 1ol Ill 1c7
Ritter 10 ~ 80 80 50 1ls l3o l5S III 1871
.striKes-Frercks. o. Ritter T. spares-Frercks. 4!
Ritter, 3.
ernce per game-rtercks lG3 Ritter. 49,
tupire-lielry k!bbe! scorers-N. NalIach and
Louis stern.
Bowling rnion a tue Co.u;alus Market alleys last
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New JeIeey A. C,-.-.,.',',r,-O . o u o o U q o-S
Two.bass E.ts-Cary, De Garin.ndia- Sacrifice hits
-csse De oarmcnda s!oisn baseS-Beall a. Case
Mestryet O. Krcbs C.) Beicher First base balls
Murph Bcal Ease. Norton Helch.r LEFT on bases
Real frat base on crrors-rae, New Jersey A: g,
I. Strurh nut-,nrter ~ Case, Norton. Cole tll. Kcd
zie. kuSin % Kidsw,y 90 Gary ,?l. + Murphy On
v, rurris % rsssed ha.IF MurpnS =; w 'nrrie 4
W tnrIie aud krebs. Tame OF game-l ~ Empires-
bJw..s uHd " J. turrie.
HAyfS 10: GoRrAH. I.
N.Y. Ii.yES. Arri! l9.-The Sew lIaycns and Gorhsms
played TINS AZ ernVon Tine visitors ere badly beaten
hGi furnished na end Of nmuseinoHL The score:
New llayrn,,........... ..,.a % o o - q G-ln
DO!haIu 900, ,,..............o % . U o y y o. ]
ELnIEA. u; coRSrtL. g.
IrUACA. April 13.-lhc Cornell nine played against
Mutres aggregation which w strive % win The East.
ern pennant this season and were defeated in
pretty gaoie. The weather Is still too cool for good
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playing but both sides put NJ fair .sms c.issrsp
pitched well but weakened In the latter part ana bi
mira bAtted victory The score.

Earnei runs--rorneil. I Elmra j. Two oise nin H..
wheeock q, Miller Bases stolen simon, LAY aopI
veny fowl- (2L Double p'ay-Delaney ano hoSh.
Bases on bs,s-oh Cal hrop. Hit by pitehed Ca''a
Kennedy. Struck out-By Cathrop. =, py ffiekeh u.
wild pitch-fricken. Cmpirc-Prest
Rutgers. 20: DUTCH INFORMED SEMINARY. I.
NV BsuS<wicK April 1o.-The Rutgers varsity team
innngurafed the baseball season here to-day Win VIZ
tory. The score;
Dutch Reformed seminaryo o ! q 20 o.
RItyers ............ o . o-sS
AMHERST. q: HoLyokE :.
AxHvRsr Apr, 1p.-Amherst was again victorious 10
dAy. The score: ,
Anherrt ..,,......s....,s..''I "a n
coLuusrS
Columbus .,................,,o a N II
AiIwauk /. % " " " 80
Batteriss-o'Day and Merritt: Burre!! and kreg.
iSptANAroLH
Indianapolis. ..............,..o I a -
~ PROVIDENCE.
Providence. .............,...O o o = n 1-1O
Lowell. o 0 o 2 y o.
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Prri,nyLrHIA Aprii l.--Kecfc's pitching TOO
much :ur BE Host"n Eiub to-day. For nve innings Inc
Visitors III! make Lit and only in the eighth Inn.
iny they ah.. to bunch hits on him when base
q hal.s. ,utnns SngIr. and Ciarkson's two.bagger
down the r!vht field foul live brought runs.
Hal man made he play the game. hut Allen Nc.
tartky. and Turac- So .i Gii..Iant wO-k. Attend.
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Totals ....ll % u slVI 10tas...... II y 70 Ivl
yEAuEs
America 20 ls4 o5S 3n1 400 4s3 54s s4S 1856 $40
lvaphoe b. Cos lao 1913 2ie G4 443 5l1 6O2 6y5 1yl
Totals.....14 80 Totals. .lscll2 ss5


Phnn!x B. .1c3 $50 81, ina 475 ia 67o 757 sl5
Ivanhoe B. C.. IS Is, cy5 3,5 81. G15 "a GIL sS
Umrires-H. C. Zaum and j. + Rooster. Scorers-G
W. Gritiths and J. +. Lesirade.
To-SIGHI's GAxLs.
Tux SuN tournament to be rolled the Ger
mania Assembly Rooms alleys to- night will be bet
Gerdes Of he A!a!hu;a Bowling Club. Pausen Of tho
fde.ia Bowling Club and Thyme Of the Germania
Bowling Club.
The games tonight in the FINAL tournament Of the
Anne rcan Amateur Bowl ng Union will be participated
in by teams from the Palma Cub OF Jersey city Peer.
less ling Club of Brook yn and Tho Manhattan Ath
letic Club.
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cisclxs4rr. 6: CHICAGO. 2-rRs1 GAVE.

Earned rnns-Cincinnati. 4; Chicago. !. Fsr.t has.
on "rr0r-Cinc!niati Let on bAs".-C!ncinnati. 4;
Chicago l. FIRST bgse on hgs-tirI hainber ain, 81:
on lutrhnson. l. : ruck Out--By Chamberlain, {; by
Hu"u!nson 3. Home Holiday Two.base hit
q NeilL sacrifice hs-l-atllam. tuiuiskry. Murphy,
Arson. Stolen bases-Snith. Murphy. Double PLAYS
Mcrhee and ionisAey Sn'ta. McIhee. ant COmsk-y.
wild pitrh-Cham b.rlsin. Passed bal.-MurpLy. I'm.
pue-Lynrh TImc-l :35.
CINCINNATI, 3: CHICAGO. O-sECoSp CANE.
CIScrsSATI. April 1n-The Count pitched Of tho
grandc-' game. Of his life in the second Only
two ChlCag ans reached FIRST Wm"t on ecratc Oh
bHnt AMI Luhy on halls T y UNri drove in the two
IN the inning and Holidays triple when Hal
ligan base, gave the other. Tne score: