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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-06
MADE A MATCH FOR PHIL ca III.
The Champion. However. win Not Plny for
so Small stake.

Prof Coggins, Superintendent of tho Brooklyn HAND
ball Clubs court. Is responsible for match being
made on club day" that may yet result into one OF
much larger dimensions. John Delaney, one OF the
strongest players in this country. was killing ball
after ball tho court which caused CogEins to remark
that It would be difcult matter for man to match
the performance and that he could name man to so
with Delaney who would be a great team john
LAwIor who overheard the remark, said that he and
Barrett could beat Cossinss two men, and eS'Aider
man James DUNES name was mentioned asa partner
for Delaney. Lawlor said that would mako no DIFF
ference and wanted wager $50 that they would win
Cogsns said that would have to see Mr. Dnnno nrsf
but II L.wior would make 1t for 800 side he would
take the responsibility OF putting mp deposit then ana
there LAWYER chung to the $50 stake and that ended
Nut The matter was brought ur again in ashort time.
and Cal Mcehan announced openly that ne wonn WAGER
800 TO $50 that he could name two men and ansy
would be one who could defeat Law,or ana BHtIelt;
I'm lay $50 to S25 that you can't SAID iawor. anu
requisite tina, clinobes match, and the entire 70 was
deposited. Articles Of agreement were drawn up
and signed by both Cal Mtehau and lawlor.
and Meincsday june 70 named for , the match n,m..
under any rules each party to have the choice Of balls
every other game. John Maloom was named 10 rel
cree Whi!, :he match WAS being mads an Hs heard
Of the match and subsequently said 10 srS repnrer
that he would not be party to such an artansement
" BIZ !, he further said !, win play the game Tor 500
When Lawor was told last niRht that Casey had de.
clned to play. tho exlrish champion SAID well my
offer was fair enough and shall demand mn,on =
said that Casey did not play he could substitute
Courtney or any other man" ....-.
Tbs results the games the Brooklyn Clubs court
ola al N N
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Good Gaelic Sport.

The Gaelic Society Of this city opened the season at
their grounds Tailtin l., yesterday afternoon W n
q set OF me mbers' games. The results werei
One hunt red.vard Run, Handicap-J. Hag,er,y
scratch. first; J. Gorlding q yards. second 1u. II
seconds
Throwing slxteen.pound Hammer scratch-r r,r.
per. 90 feet frat: j. Connery, 81 feet. second.
Running High Jump. Handicap-J COnnery scrNtrl
8 feet inches hrst; L. Dempsey. inches, tee s
inches second.
Putting sixteen.pound Shot. Handicap-l Conn-rr.
feet 81 feat tnches T. Harper foot, IS feet II
inches s. cond
Long jump Handlcap--J. Haggerty. 4 feet. p to,,
inches nrst; ?. I. Harper. feet 20 feet inches
second.
Two.hund reda and. wenty. yard Handcap-J Couuary
scratch, nrst; L. Dempsey. yards, second. Time. Is
seconds
Exhibition Nile Run Between A Walsh W. o'Kee,.
ana J. Hart Of the Xavier A. C.-Walsh won by
yards: O'keefe second Time. 1 minutes 80 secAnis
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MORE kaEknlCANTS TO CONE.

we don profess shall be ab!o TO beat fridays
record OF I'VE straight winners at Morris Park nc!Ia
ing hrhuieaht at II TO !. hut are confident shat
eqhal those Hho did not zee the satelnan. In So
tIdAy ffess may probably hunt same up Our wires
are the tax OF tho town. and well they may Back.
ers glory In them, booknakrrs dread them our rigid
rule We never depart from. one horse only a race
noihins good nonIng sent Clients again urged to
tho" last weeks messages 20 their frrnds Our wives
are our best adrertis-meut order to-day. Terms az
usGa SIX days AZ Morris Park. and promise
al i've per cent winnings Four.page prospectus
iiy explaining business with hints as to uubeRts.
b!s safely plan OF speculation sent post free Address
al communications to the
BUSINESS MANAGER. =. O box 2.soA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-06
Some Zig Wheeling E1pectes.

Tho ten'nile race 70 be run at the meeting Of tho
Riverside Wteelmen At Manhattan Field OH July q IA
creating great deal Of interest as MANY OF the
riders who rode IN the recent relay bicycle race from
CHICAGO to New York viii compete The winner will
receiving prize Va .ued at $500 " W.
Among the rider Who have already entered are: r.
Bero holder OF The worlds record Of 90 LIZ seconds
for quarter oi = nlr, Banker Tony" Stilver A
G; Banker, ana W. Campbell Manhattan A. O.; 4 B.
Rich, j. W, Judge and George Smith. Riverside Wheel
W G. + rrayar ,IaFvcFd University A. Willie
Smith; New IoIE 4. &; W. W TaNs 4 G. y of
PHILADELPHIA; II Van Sick!en and Birdie Muricer
Uiun ~ CoaS9 i Tyler, ilsh!andviIle, Mass and
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A New Club House for Audubon Yachts.
men.

The Audubon Yacht Club are erecting new club
house. at cost OF $1,000 at ll7th street and North
Rver Tie site includes sufficient ground to store the
yacats and other boats during the winter Tho club at
present located at The foot OF West 1854 street Al
though only two years old the club numbers eighty,
honss Wy tie 20 by 80 feet and viii be hunt on Sold
room and sail loft Adjoining the house will be m a.
Iie rauwar tor convenience in launching removing
About month.
The oit'crrS of the club are: John Rsdford Conmo
dore r, Dickens, yice.Comm odore; r. A. MieTIsch
rieSt tstaptan H. G crampton, Financial secrs.nry.
sreI. g MoShen. Aeasurer. and DR.. Quige:-, Fleet
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Shooting Fixtures of tho Week.

honday,Waverly Gun Club. blue rocks and live
birds. at Dexter Park. l.. l.. "
Tnesday-Acme Gun Climb. blue rocks and live bird,
at Dexter Park: Union Gun Club blue rocks at Rid
wood tournament at blue rocks at Woodiawn Park:
wood Park rifle range. e
Wednesiav-Parkway Gun Club. live birds NJ Dexter
fark; Tournament, blue rocks. at Woodiawn Park,
ThursdEy--Cnknown Gun Club live birds at De.ts,
Park: tournament. live birds. a woodlawn PARK
Gravesepd. A'"
Friday-Wauregan Gun Club live birds. at DEXTER
PARK; RdSswood Gun Club. live birds at Rid,ewood
Park. " e VIVA
Saturday-DeSter Park Shooting Association Iva
BIRDS and blue Iock sMeepst axes. at Dexter rArk -
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TENN. Players Robbed OF Watches.

Some expert sneak thief is making the lives Of tho
tennis players in Brooklyn miserable On Saturday. at
the conclusion OF the tntercub tourney
at the knckerbocker Field Clubs courts at Flatbush
thief while the players and spectators deeply
terested in The games lifted" the timepiece OF w T
gilbert; Assistant Corporation Counsel and a member
OF the Crescent 4. c. the watch being valued at 30
while Jay S. Jones, prominent lawyer OF BROOKLYN
also lost his $3.50 watch. Areward has been offered by
the losers Of the property and the Club
IT was stated yesterday that at the
OF the Brooklyn Tennis Club less than eight watches
were made away with.
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Totals. % IL a IL 2 TotAlk.......s 1918 8
Fordh.m cousse-.........".5 asa %
Earned runs-Fordham College. 2. First base on
srrorsFordham College 8: Ariingtons. 1. First base
Sn 9aLsIo9 smith, ii on acElToy, g. struck out
Sullivan. smith Moosnsrty. strittmatter. Twobase
hits-Ryan CaImody or Sullivan Whalen. Sacrifice
hitsIsilyan or Eu.tis, Double, pHys-Eustis and
NoCa3srty (unassistsdl Stolen bases-Gillen a. Ryan
a. Carmody. Smith. Ferguson. McCnhil Passed balls
--strittmatter. q umpires-Horns and Holland. Time
LAO.
AILxRSoxs Z: CUBAN eIAHrs 1.
Tho Arsrtons ana Cuban Giants played tho nrst game
Of series for the local cham ponship at tho Long
Island grounds yssterdsy Tho ooored players found
consdSSabls trouble locating Powers curves. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-06

TN t.'a American Athletic Club held a meeting
a ' rooms, ai5 Grove street. Jersey City last Fri.
do. NJ ard completed arrangements for their an
% N...anHn IaIH Jersey CITY Helgh;s The fsatnra
e.. ',. cs Wi De- q are mile match race between
n ...s Va. t..s a.: The Navier Athletic CInh sNa
yg.G e. hDse.F o! tie Sew Jersey Athletic Club, "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-06
Special Prize. for Cntbon,..

David Banks Jr- and Lloyd Blocker Banks, the two
sons Of Commodore David Banks of the Atlantic
Yacht Club. have completed arrangements for spe-
cial race open only to catboats enrolled in tho
hakaCorinth THAN Cedar Point. Riverside Yacht Clubs
and The Marine and Field Club. There will be two
classes cabin and open catboats All entries mus. lie
made with g. Benedict Frisbie lis Nassau street be-
fore Friday. June Il The races will oe decided on
saturday June 1S The will be gu.ar and
laid out in the bay In front OF the Atlantic y house
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News from the Horse World.

Frank Seaman and Senator McCarren. who
enthusiastic over the chances of their stallion
Bishop In the stud They have Just bought
lin for $4,000 the yearing NIL by Bishop. out
OF Altatross- They also purchased at the sale
Of Bishops yearlings last week the lilly out Of
kennebec.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-06

CHICAGO June 5.-pick Moore Of ST. raul and Henry
Baker champion middle weight of Michigan, fou.ht
seven desperate rounds on the turf at Millingon ILL.,
early this morning Moore put his man to sleep and
purse OF 500 ard 10 rer cent OF he gate Ahout
800 spotssaw the battle Bake had the hest or IL in
the hrst two rounds The thlri MO0re's Moore
had compile OF chances 20 fnish BAKER fth but
could not land effectively. Baker got knockdown in
the sixth and had Moore helpless on the r0pas and
would hn haze an!shsd nm had not spectator called
an opening and baker went down. AS he staggered 70
his feet Moore sent IN his right and left on tao NECK
TgueAtruly,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-06

L"NpoS June SAT the Blue House Grounds, SunG n
land. to-day Harry Darrn AMI " Williams Lud an az.
rnS ana hoy contested foot rae, in he prt.pe. o,
sn%nsanHs Of HE race vas for the proe
s'nis o'rnPl hsHp nt England amt The distan,c 4lr
n"rrin d' spendily ana kepthe race doubtiml ut,ti
a. 'Hs' tnth "ntn ne co iapsed, Lnab to keen IN
Ntn H,nlnss Tremendous pace. " I.Hms EulsGed
AOhe, winning ~ minute and 81 seq ~ -
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Another EIs Bicycle Journsy

IoHpuN, June 5.-T A, Edge. who has a va
r,ous tines succeeded in breaking bicycle rec
0rds. Will start tomorrow morning on n nota-
lie Journey. He has mapped out a route rom
Lands End 70 John O'Groat's and thence TO
lopdoni which will reqMire him to cover 2.O30
those points is hardly more than half that
much ~
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Waterfowl nird. yictor,oo.

NEW iAvrT. June "a cooking main was success
fully pulled Oil at WATERFOWL, Waterbury, yester
day. Tho birds were owned by WATERFOWL and Water.
bnry parties out OF I'VE battles fought the Watertown
birds captured three, The battles were for 500
battle and stake OF $3.50 on tho ain
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-06
Champion Kick hams Outkicked.

good game Of Gaelic football was aged yesterday
afternoon at Wal!aces Rigewood Park. The Barrys OF
Jersey City and the Charles j. KicKham Club of Har
lem were the contestants. In the nrst half Mcconnell
and C. Gorevn each scored goal Bresn of the Kick
hams kicked goI for the Harlemites, and Breen
Dolan. and Twoomey scored points In tho second
hair the Barys. through good kicking by OKeei.
Make Gorevin aud I.arkn. made Ave points The tot
score was: Barrys goals points; kickhams goal
points. The teams lined up A. follows: 49,
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Amateur Baseball Register.

Among the many amateur clubs In this city and sur.
rounding pscs the following anxious to arrange
games Tho list includes number o. junior orxaniza
tons whose players average from is to 20 years:
Bright stars Baseball Club-Whl inlay ali uniformed
tsaps Of players under II years old Joseph LarL I'M
2yI Delaney street. New York
Dayton Close Baseball Ciub-HAve Jnns H. July
q lS ~ %. aug: a. IA r. open for uniformed clubs
b9scksr street. New York.
safety Baseball Club Of HArlem-0psn To play all
teams OF players under la the Lawrence and baEotns
preferred; VIC Heinrich, l1S East l07ih street.
" stephen baseball ClubWi!lp play all clabs offering
sSit4ols guarantees John H. Fitzpatrick. manager
ioJ LoxiIgton Avenue, New York.
Onyx Baseball Club-Any team OF plnyers under IL
EsHs WI be accommodated George j. Young. Jr,
o<I second avenue New York. ~
nusntas-Haye June II and 10 OPEN and will guar.
sa.ss So 20 some hrstcass team. z, A. Spence,
souvenir Baseball Ciub-will play any team OF play.
n, Nsragng ~ years. &. Leenhouts, secretary, IS
p<TMaw street., Brooklyn.
sssiitsa.-iays Jnns and all sundays in July and
stpss, open " II. Emmons 2o7 West SinsIy.nflG
AnehSrs-wiI play all uniformed teams of players 10
Jewellers OF fsrchild Gown plsy ALI uniformed
teams u. tliricll, care OF Eairchidk Co hewaTk
..heaung A. . Baseball rsxul-Have June IL IL
A.. J9ly q ana g. J.. NJ and q few Sundays in
yHIs july and August open Would like TO ear from
nrttciaSs cuba Offering suitable guarantee. III
duncan. ol2 CSmmunipaw avenue Jersey Guy
AASStsIl. Eastsru Park 4 " NJ II. -.
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BosToS. June BIN the races Of the Harvard Uni
reF'ty oy'AnR Association yesterday afternoon at
tHmbrcg Tyler. scratch, who won The .n.c al ,n,r.
AWled banilstp covered tic d..tahce IN , i.u H.
81 = zee is bieAAn g the record OF mLuue al h.,
ohds for the Harvard tTalL '""''' w. Se'
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Ilnrynra,s CREW Mllnout a Cnucll.

NV ioSpoS. June 5.-The brawuy Harvard oarsmen
are expected here tomorrow. Tho will be minus
acoach. eScent what calt Keiton may be abs 10 do
IN thGt Nhe, EN-tApt. heyes. tT0n whom much
aseNpeetei. cannot leave his business and the crew
therefore Is greatly Handicapped The present state
stock. " - N'
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THE BIG CLUBS OFF DAY.
LOChL PLAYEJs HAVE GOOD SPORT,
WITH SOME IyIERESTING RESULIS

Fe~Ahasa College Has n Pitcher OF Consid-
cradle Merit-Cuban Giants 60 Down Be-
Zero the Aiiertons-Thc Eperaids Have
~ Easy vietory-Other Attractions.
Sunday playing In the National League has
been kept up almost continuously since the
season opened but It was n day OF rest for
everybody yesterday. no games having been
scheduled
THE REcoRn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-06

Manager Powers Of the New York Club left for Bos.
tep on Saturday night His mission is TO secure
1laytss with which 20 strengthen the team.
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Shamrock = in Full Room,

The John Mitchels Of Brooklyn were beaten I'm m.
game of Gaelic football by the Shamrocks of jersey
City on the grounds OF the Irish American A. C. p,
Erasina, Yesterday. The score was: Shamrocss q
points; Miiches. points The teams were as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-06
Spring Game. OF the oranc. A.c.

The annual spring games OF the ORANGE Athletic Club
will be held at Orange oval June 90 The following
events are open to al! amateurs unehudred and 40
yard runs, handicap one-mi!e run. handicap Ssoyard
run scratch open only TO those who have never won
prize in open comrelton 22pyard hurdle race hand.
cap: one-mie walk, handicap: running high hmm
handicap; oue'ulo safety b'cyclc race handcan and
special mile safety bicycle s,Tatch race for lie
championship OF Essex county The prlZes for The
athletic events viii consist OF gold ger and bronze
watch charms In TIE uiiIg safety Tnre n stcrliDy
SILVER cup VIII lie awarded 10 She winner amt silver and
bronze watch charms TO sec0uG ant third men Tie
winner OF the safety championship VIII receive strr
ing SILVER cHp EntglcS Close IN June - with Arthur
NarlhI Chairman OF tho Athletic Committee.
In <,.n..a.
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Eastern Association.
TIE RECORD.
Games Yesterday.

roRpHAn COLLEGE. y; ARLisGroSS 3.
Smith pitched another effective game for the Ford.
ham College team yesterday, Whnlen getting tho only
hit m ACE Oh his delivery The Arlingtons would have
been shut out but for Smiths Wild throw in the sixth
iau,uR, The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-06
BssebsIl Games To-day.

Baseball Games To-day.
SAnoEAL LEAGUE Axp AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
New York Va. Louisville at the Polo grounds
Rrooklyn vs.. Cleveland, at Eastern Park.
Washington va CINCINNATI. at Washington
PhisdeiphlA W: 81. Louis. NJ Philadelphia.
Baltimore W. Chicago. at Baltimore.
Boston VI. Pittsburgh. at Boston.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-06

Tuesday June last Orange Cyclers 10 Short Hills
B0seue 1850 -e-" !"
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fot.ls...... A727l1 : Tot.ls....7 e27i4 8
Cuban 9iants............"o 9 900 %
psse eriors.cu6sn Giants. q; Alsrtons 4 Left on
RAsAs-CubAn Giants, 6: Allertons. Base balls
o6 Nelson 2: Oh Powers 2 Struck out-By Nelson, 4:
BY PowerA + Two.base ht-Grant Sacrifice hits-C.
Williams Frye, jackson, Green Smith, Delniein Stolen
psmlein. Passed ball-Smith. Wild pitch-Neson.
Unpue-F. Golden. Time-l:32.
EnInALps. 1o: prrENpANs I.
The at Van Nest yesterday resulted in victory
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At MILWAUKEE,.
1nWauke0. .,,..,...........2 = y . 4 o O-l0
iuolApopoIs. u = ID % d ID o. 3
Base hits-Mil aukes. 49, Indianapolis. 8. Errors
Sullivan
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The game At Van Nest yesterday resulted in q victor
for the Emerslds The score:

NAndsFs out Tor Interfering with ball
S@ereios ..................,...o 2 o o o ..-16
Earned rans-Emeralds 8: Defendants. ]. First base
~ srrors-Emssads 9: Defendants. ]. sLeft bases
kmeraids Q: Defendants. 7. First base balls-OG
ncGuipnes, /; OF HSgheA 8. Struck out-Gerrity.
soa Wuenlei bsnssn. Psset 8! q! ; .S Ss
O., Two-bass hits-Keenan. Gerrity. Nolan. smith.
hin g. fois IN MeGuipnss: Cog; Mills.
oulnnass J; Hughes. !. Passed baIIs-Keenan /;
Smith, J. UppEe-Mr. Butler. Time Of game-2 90.
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second kaGe,- For three year.nds sweepsiak"s Of
y go, n WIN $1,000 added OF when 500 lu second
anu Hlgl 70 t1lIl. hellnE all0wnnre.. snke LnnMgs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-06

basebhii, PolO Grounds, To-day.
League championship game. Louisville VS.. New York
tame fP. N. Admission soc. and 25e. -AdF.
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Assssail. Easisrs Park. Z p. N. To-day.
Brooklyn VS. Cleveland. Admission. ESQ. and boo
Express trains from Bridge. sIls and 3;So.-Adp.
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Happy Hoosiers.

VIM. Timmons, Postmaster OF Ida
vile, Ind, writes: Electric BltteFs
has done more for me than all other
medicines combined, for that bad
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trouble" John Leslie, farmer and
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Electric Bitters to be The best kidney
and liver medicine, made me feel like
a new man." J. W. Gardner, hard
ware merchant, Same town says:
Electric Bitters is iust the thing for a
man who is all run down and don t
care whether he lives or dies; ne
found new strength, good appetite
and felt just like he had a new lease
on life. Only soc. bottle, at John
Y. MacRae's drug store.
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1892.
Aarper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

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The FIHLD or THE NEXT EUROPEAN
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Enthusiastically American. Especial
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Anon the literary features will be
Personal "reminiscences Of Nathaniel
| Hawthorne, by his college class mate
and lifelong friend, Horatio Bridge.
and Personal Memoir Of the Brown
ings, by Anne Ttackeray Ritchie.
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good health as ever in her life. You
can refer to me at any time as to
the effects of p. P. P, in the fore
going case.
Yours truly,
SAMUEL CHERRY.