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Pr,tchard to Take Hairs Place.

New ORLEANS. May 2-Presidcnt Noel Of the
Olymp pic Club to day received cableGram from
England announcing that Ted Pritchard. the
English champion middle weight had accepted
the invtation of the club to take the place film
Hall and fight Bob Fitzsmmons In September.
in the hands Of tho Olympics. and expressed a
Willingness to fight in September. this settles
the mat T. and further negotiations with Hall
will be dropped.
The proGra ume OF the full meeting is Jack
McAuliiie and Billy Meyer light weights Sept.
simmons. middle weight. Sept s. for $4,000.
and Sullivan and Jim Corbett Sept. 7. for
S25.0 900. making u total OF purses hung up
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CAMBRIDGE. May 2-Probably the greatest surprise Of
the yeur In athletics at Harvard the OF the
class races over tho usual two.mie course on the
Charles River this afternoon. The sophomores
without struggle The freshmen were second.
Juniors third and seniorslast For the past week the
favore order has been o. '03, "a, and 90. with
some doubt to whether the seniors or the juniors
ought to head the list. Anumber gave tie
last place.
The day was mild and tho water good. but DRILLING
rain gave the sophomore who hnu the inside course
next to the wall. slight advantage. The ~ crew
r0wet good race Throughout with steady stroke OF
about thrtysix strokes TO the minute. Tie freshmen
rowed much faster stroke aicrar,ng abou, thirty.
nine, and for the first mile Hi thTa place but
drew away and finished less tlHn lrIgih behind "a
The crew OF ';t rowcd an average stroke Of nearly
thirty eight and had second iarc Tor the first half Of
the cou',e nut they did nor pull the stroke throughout
and fer The ,Asf nilr lad To bt tn follow the No
boat with The senior class hehnl them. The seniors
pulled rather iIt.i S. stroke and in the rear
from start To nEsh.
The winner ti,ne was - minn'es seconds The
crew were hs follows: strnkr, bond: I, JolnAn. u.
Flake; d haltgnt,a 4, Lnring; o. Davis: 2 Thomp
son. bow. liecksEer cONswain. Cobb.
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GREAT DAY FOR BooKMAKERs.
All the Races Mt ~. Louis Fair Grounds
Won by Outslders.

won uutslucrs.
ST. LOUIS. May 2.-The books made clean
sweep at tho st. Louis Fair Grounds track
to-day. not single favorite winning in the
six purse races. All the winners wero long
shots in tho betting.
The opening race. tho first part OF the triple
split fivo-furlong selling purse. which had ten
starters. was won under drive by tho Il to
shot Expense by u neck in front OF the loo TO /
chance Hal Fisher. eavernan third. Time.
1:O3h Palmyra and Dan l.. were left
standing ut tho pest. The first half OF tho
four;;turlongs dash with eight starters Tell to
Emmett. Goodway third Time. OBJ The
second section OF tho ilve-iurlongI selling
race was won b.. tho : to change Little May
BY q neck from TriXy Gardner Phantom third
The second part Of the four-furlong selling
purse went to tho 5 to l shot Charlie Wilson.
by.a length from the favorite. Alice D.. Rabbit
third. Time. O:3l.
SwaGilator won the last half OF tho triple
split iive-furlong selling purse, from Texas
Gil. Sir Launcelot third. Time :O3,.
Tho last race. six furlongs. with ten starter
was the biggest Of all the urscts Of the day.
Barbara. a 30 to l shot. ma king u runaway
Eace and winning in n cantor by iour, lengths.
Ventura second, and tho layorite, Red Cap.
third. Time. l:l7.
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TOAN0 RUNS A GOOD RACE
HE LEADS THE sPRINTERs, AND WINS,
PULLED UP, ~ EAST TIME
Biitxea Beats Rambler and Mohican Hnndiiy
at n Miie-GIRdiator, Hot Favorfte,
Benten by Early Dawn In the Last Ksce.

Biitxea Beats Rambler and Mohican Hnndiiy
at rMiie-Giadiator, n Hot Favorfte,
Beaten by Early Dawn In the Last Race.
A great throng looked on ut the races at Gut
tenburg yesterday Bitten. second choice.
won tho $500 purse at mile In the fast time
OF 1.I24. by two lengths. from Mohican.
Toano. u hot favorlte. won the 5000 purse FOR
sprintrrs. At five furongs. by three lengths. in
gallon. in .u2. Rico. lrst pick in the race
ut IL milo aud n iurlong won handy by n
length from Lady rulsiIor. Many VINO look
upon George Taylor rs tho best rider on tho
hill felt very sore whom TAYLOR sent Gladiator
III second 10 Early Dawn. the longest shot Of
the day. summary:
the FIRST RACE.
rurs" $500, selling seven tnriongs. ,. -
J.uIrmys b =. Sw"ctbreai. by Mr. Pickwick-Dry
Gi.m Island st,Grs b. H. brussels D. 100 tsne dskerj
" My'g'mtrh,, h.h r,ihnm IT, iUp o. MeG1ne, .
A"" " '':' jazz NM DGAy ON ana l'iS"f also raj"
Retting-ioir to ] again't sweetbrehd > TO 2 Rms
Nis, 3 80 / fsaam. MGtnils pad Sl2osS MOO. 80 o.
THE SECOND RACE.
rIT's 200 FOR maiden ,woysnr;p. h.f milf
TDwASis Lorraine coli, i6s j. NcGi?nei .,.........
Tame And Harlequin also ram.
Betting Five to : nsiiust Co'on. . to ! Lorraine
COLI to Aasha coI Mu,uas pad So 10. So 10 80.
THE Third RACE.
Purse 500: ten pounds below the scale: ono mile.
r. krtdiey'Sbr. Z. bIi4eh .. by BL'Ees-uermnhia.
ST. tli. Unrsb. ]
T Lcon,td D. Z; Mohlran. e. 10 cod )..........
T. l.'igts u Rambler. aged. li3 (Martin)
Pagan also ran
BottiE -rwo 70 against Hiitltn. TO Mohican.o
to Rambler. NutuL!S AM so."O. 1895. 30.
IuE rOURrH RACE.
Purse $500: selling, i've fur!Un!s
Ehniian stables b. <. Tuaho. Il. by LonRfelow-
SAHARA H. Martin .............
r. hraulrys CHI rnnway, q - al jones'. ......2
NJ. Mcrormiuks ch 4, Freely, aged. III Flynh)
Flcuiette also ran.
- Rcttng- Even money Toano 1to1 against Fanway.
Ito fIro.y. Mutuas paid $50 50. II. 20.
THE FIFTH RACE
rursc SsOO setting. milo ani fIrlong.
Z. letNh i. L. RICO, D. by shannUn-fannie Lewis.
III tNhri m.
" LUNcls Gu Lady rulstier. Il. LOB tCooO.."...2
Casic y sons Ch. sandstone, l. lul I'll. Jones)..3
brooklyn also ran.
Tine. 57'G
PcttingaTires 20 | on Elno, 10 to ! against Lady
PuIs!icG 10 Sandstone. Muua!s paid $2tu. S.o5
$500.
THE SIXTH RACE.
Purse $500: selling; SIX and n half furlongs.
Glen Island stib.e's u. Il. Larry DAWN aged. by Tea
,rck--Ear!y Light. l2b iStede kerI
". L.. Cotton, br e, na!IatOr. .. AZ tTaylorl...2
T. fayi"r's ch Il. Centaur =. l-U tJohns"n .......
Harry Ireland. Monterey, Lebanon, and Picket also
ran .
Time, 21ii.
E,tting-Tcn to against iarIy Dawn. g to Glnd
atOr, II to Csntlnr No straight tickets were Sold
Early Dawn. Gladiator paid $40. So: Early Dawn,
SIEGE
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Couldn't Fool Father Bill,r

Hugh Boyle Of tho Pastitne Athletic Club. Elizabeth
is of the suspended boxers who have called upon
Father Bill" Curtis to discuss the prospects getting
back into the fold The conditions OF reinstate
were explained to him. and he promised to submit 10
Mr.. Curtiss inspection the medal he claimed to have
At tho recent Clinton A. 9. tourney at which he
defeated Charley Kelly in gpociAi bout.
Yesterday small package was delivered to Mr.. Cur
Us. It contained leather case In which repossd .
medal with the inscription: Hugh Boyle. bantam
boxing" It extremely small medal and locke cd
lost in tho Mr.. Curtis exercised much he
lifted It out of the and gently balanced it hts
forennger He looked at 1t thoughtfully and sadly and
said:
NOW. do look like 4 farmer. that a boxer should
attempt 60 spring anything like this upon mo : But
trophy in basin Of water and watching IL
eddy as 1t roated on top with thought OF diving
to The bottom. he called:
"JakeyW
dollar on It,"
wouI not fa1e INN. and he trotted on In ain hour or
so ne returned threw down tho medal, and remarked
tersely:
None Of the hook shops wouldn't have 1t for nawth
',Tis thought" said Mr.. Curtis. "oh Boyle, how
Hob stolrs estimate Of furnishing fac smile medal
81. with big reduction II NUMBER ordered.
Mr.. Boye's proof OF his amateur status will undoubted
ly 10 rejected by the COMMITTEES.
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JOE MURPHY WINS TIE PRIZE
Ed CorriGnn's ssIashing Colt Lands tho Mel.
bourne Stakes.

LEXINGTON. May 2.-Thc event OF the day was
the Melbourne Stakes. worth $6.650 to the
winner. The following horses started: Far
rier. 1lS IL Murphy: Aldebaran. 11S (Clay-
toni: Joe Murphy, 1lS tOvcrtonl: Roslyn. 11S
lR. Williams: lialcyon. 115 CTaraD; I.ottie
10 Portcrl: Dutch oven, Is tBrittonl: Arma,
10 (JudsonL Koslyn and Joe Murphy each
went to the post with to l against, but lar
rler ana Adclboron were the popular favorites
Fnrricr set out to make the running from tho
very start. with iIalcyon and Roslyn in close
Attendance. This was the order until well
into the stretch. when Joe Murphy. Corrigan's
big slaslling colt. by Isaac Murphy. dam Net
tic Harris. that got off last. overauled tho
leaders as if they were tied to post. and.
lengths. Mayor !. Hull Davidson''s bay lilly
Iottie. by imp. Eossineto on. dam Lady Prank.
IN the place Dyh lnngth: w. s. harness bay
lilly Hacyon. by Hiudoo. dam imp. Prairie
Queen. third. Time. :O3'i.
The opening race. II selling purse at three
quarters OF a. mile. was an easy thing for tho y
to ! outsider Tcnny Junior. Hopeful was Soc
ond. length before iodIeska. Time. l:l7tt.
The second race was u Nurse for three-year-
Odds Mt seven iurlongs. Engarita at to l,
won in Il whipping finish by head. Forward
Was SECOND. tour lengths before Salvation.
third. Time. :3Ui4.
The third race was tho Melbourne Stake
The fourth race had the same conditions and
distance rs the first race. Penn T.. 40. Rowe
up. second choice in the betting. won by
length. Vision second. the same distance be-
fore London Smoke. Time. II.
The fifth and last race was purse at mile
Laura DoXey won clcyeriy b. n length. Moses
X. second. Tapped by Orville. third. Time, l Al
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Among the many amateur clubs in this city and sur
rounding places are the following who are anxlous 10
arrange games. The list includes q number of junior
orsnniza'ions whose players from Ii to IL;
The United States Battalion Of Engineers baseball
Club OF wiIlets Point will play with any uniformed
club in and around New York harbo Governors Island
Fort iinmiton. Fort Wadswor.h David's Island OF
Brooklyn Navy Yard clubs preferred H. l.. sinclair,
lor.
Eureka Easehail Club Of Harlem-open dates In July.
NICHOLAS avenue New YORK city.
Washington baseball C.u6-Se mi pro essonal clubs
Win suitable guarantees H. Kenath $50 sixth street,
Athiets Baseball Club of Tuckahoe- teams
on,y W d. Jackso,, Secretary. Tuck Ahoe, N. '.
betkman \. A-llAys May X H. ~. June Il. ~, "a,
hu July ~ ana q open for OutuftOwn clubs with
York city,
Athletic Baseball Club OF New Rochelle Saturday and
MONDAY games only for uniformed Clubs. j. NJ. Le
Count Secretary. r. o. box ~, New Ro, hele, n. Y.
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Fair Prices fur Hunters and Hacks.

Severalver nnc hunters. hacks. and harness
horses consigned to Tattersal!s OF New York
ilmitcd) by Messrs. Thomas Hitchcock. Jr.. of
this city and John Ilendrie Of Hamilton. en-
tario. were sold at Seventh avenue and Fifty
fifth street yesterday
There were many fine hackers in tho con-
siEnments. and they. brought fair prices. The
following is partial summary OF the sale:
PROPERTY OF THOMAS HITCHCOCK. JR.
Guess Again. gr g. years ola; j. Porand SITS
urn o5o
The squire. ch. g. years II. v H. Kennedy. Ui5
HOpn,n John, CHI. years: r. ". B0nararie,.,. 40
Bnstle and Confusion. gray geldngs. years old:
Butler duncan. 600
Peggy. rh II yeas Julian Potter .....,.,... 2i5
B!h" Rock gr T., l., bands VI Kelley ....,,:..:. $40
FURRY and Fusser bay geidings. years :. Is
Bluff and Buster, bay gelinss. years. ". ID. -
Fireman and Foreman, bay gedings, IL years Og.
den .,.,,.1. 7I5
PROPERTY OF MIR. JOHN HENDRIE.
Match En- and Snar. hay mare and geldinH. o
years old A. q $500
Prunolla. br years + j. Walsh .............. $40
Ma fair NJ years r. J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
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VIII Try and smash Al nond Records.

meeting ofths committeet to arrange for the Irving.
road race TO be he'd under the auspices OF
the Metropolitan Association ~ Cycng Clubs on May
80, was held yesterday afternoon There were presen,
A. ii. Backman. brooklyn Bicycle cub: H. saltonsta!,
East Orange CycieTs: q. Beihenna. Kings County
Wncelmen u +, RAYMOND, Brooklyn Bicycle Climb
number Of valuable prizes have innate ed the
race including three bicycles. III. riders OF pne,.
matte and cushiOn.tired wheels will not 10 penal.
lied MS season; The course VIII be put In good
for the race and expected from tie class 0f
already reserved mat number VI new road records
Will be created.
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1IpscHU1x SCORES xs6rHEs CANE
shewsiter Numbered On the Twenty-Afxh
Move. Which lest Hin the Game.

Before large gathering Of local chess play
ers the sixth game OF the match between Lip
schultz and showalter was opened yesterday
attic Manhattan Chess Club by the former
with PIX 4. showalter replied PIX 3. and
upon being asked BY bystandor. Don't
Yes, I do: but can't help It."
., Lipschntz followed up the teachings OF
Steinitz in developing the game. and also cap
tured the adverse d 3 p on the sixth
move. Steinitz once claimed that this. fol.
lowed up by Q-kt 4. Is tho best way to meet
the French Defence. as II. gives white a. de.
clded superiority. This. however. has been
tained the better position. after o L < P. by
g.. g Kt-B 3. followed up by KIP In yes.
terdags game howeyer ShoSTslterb PLACED az
opportunity to bring in the Steinltzian. Q..kt
4. After tho exchange OF queens white had
but slight advantage in position. On the
twenty-tifth move. however. Showalter.. by an
tnadvertent move OF his bishop. lost the ex-
change. After few more moves no resigned.
Here Is tho run OF the game:
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To-dny's Entries ut Guttcnburr.

First Race-Tlrcc-luartcrs Of a milo. Janesto wn
III. ilippunA ll3 Patrick H.; Handicap. Jupiter
40: Glaucus 100: stumbcr, 100: Ethel H.. 1oi; SADIE
1oi; Criterion, 1905 Canlsteo. JJ Lillian NJ ": Deb
OMAR 10; Eeba T.. ~.
second RaC--Sclling; fvc-eiVhths of a mile. Servi
tor 10; Lutte Fred. Vera. lO7; Mckeever. 1O4: Bob
Arthur. Mccarthy. lu1: Blackjack. Blanche Ansonia
Servta. rs.
Third Race-Se!ling; mile and a fnrong Longstrlde
Jos; fhiIander HARRISON Early Dawn. lo2. Ruby. ~;
J b. aS; John Hickey 81.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures OF a mile. Badge, l16;
perango 1903. Lester "a: Merry Duke W: Tagabond.
Is.
Fifth RaceFor twoy car.olds: onchalf mile. Eleanor
H.; Mohanmei. Forty. III: lnlperatrice nlly. rs.
sixth Raue-seLling: i've fnt!ongs. Churchill Clark.
122; ShuUvcr, 10. G-rmanc. Deer Lodge. Monterey
Graduate CaEteen. lu1; Martha Washington lO4;
OnuHcr. NG
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Escaping the Pot Hunters.

Members OF the Coney Island and Glenmoro Rod and
Club took advantage of the fine weather yester-
day morning to shoot at live pigeons. The event
kept quiet avoid the pothunting fraternity.
which again getting to bs dangerous nuisance at
tho several shooting grounda Last week number Of
members and spectators at big shoot were hard hit
with shot, but fortunately sustained serious In
juries The following IL the result OF tho shoot:
Sweepstakes Twenty-Five Birds Twenty.eght Yards
Risc-J Schlieman. 20: C. Engebrecht. 10: L. Eppig
l6: j. Shevlin. Is: il. Mclaughlin. g.
Second Shoot. Twenty Hine Rocks Each-J. schlis
man. II: L.. Eppg. Is: Engebrecht. IL: J. ShevIin
10: j. Floyd. 4.
Third Event, Five Live Brds-J. Schlieman, 4; O.
Englebrecht 8; J. sheviin. ,; L. Eppig l.
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The Cosmnpo,,tnn. ON Deck.

The members Of the Cosmopolitan Yacht Club were
In happy frame OF mind sunday last. They ops ned
thev pretty ch house for the first time and everybody
iirst of May smie. The house IL of the Queen
Anne style OF architecture two stories and loft. with
ronImy piazza a. the front There il tower at the
southwest corner from which the clubs cn.ors dis
pa ysi. The club intends Ia make an active srnsun
and the following Regatta Committee hnye been APP
pointed by Commodore s.illinn: George AcEvor Ar
thnr y Siilln,an, Nat a. Bennett William ilutchings
ana Maurice i,eardou
Tie forty. foot slo0p sinbHd has been purchased by
Emil srhul!en and added 10 the icst ine Comma.
d0res sleep Pirate In being prepared for her with
the sadie Brown champion ,ip iennnnt TO he sailed
for tins summer Will be presented TO the club Dy Rich
ri N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-03
= e Poisoning orOrme.

LONDON. May The belief OF tho Duke Of
Westminster That his raco horse Ormc was
POISONED hns not been affected by the fact that
NE horse Is rardly recovering. He does not
i'IIN' lhai l"c intent iuu Wac Ia Kill but only
- ila' In ~ a'ln"i. ", tho interest OF III.
il"ii".n, ~ the wer" bopkmaEers. would b.
MsI 'Sr,EyI ~ iha nIln'al giying way "n tho
presses doubt a. To foul play. lie thinks that.
y polaon MAS administered. II did not get Into
the stomach. The general conviction is that
the horse WAS poisoned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-03
Lively Work by i:Ixon,

Some Of the veliest boxing seen for some time was
witnessed last evening at Miners Bowery Theatre.
George Dixon, the feslher-wcight champion Ia meet
that he cannot stop IN four rounds His ppOneut
nshl was wiry. agile lad ny the name OF Tom Jones
who haiis from this city He made very lItnble
showing N the tTst part OF the round. but aeDrg.
warmed ny matters. and with left hand SWING the
jaw. knocked am Out before time Was cal cd. lie will
meet Pat DAILY Tonight.
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The winners al Gloucester

GLOrcEsTpn, May 2.--Frst Eacc-five eighths OF u
mile Joe Leo hrsi. Eros second. jim Gates third.
Time, 105.
second Race FiyeeeRh,hs OF n mile. Monella first
Rato Second, KIM dIcr third. Time. 1864.
IhrL luce-StN amt half turongs. Wheeler T. FIRST.
contest srcOud Obrfiih t.rd Time. 1!2I.
Fourth larr-unc and a quarter niles. Elyton first,
Tt, FaS to n ,fa iH ,srIans. MINT. Ara,
hhStttliIe second. Ni"n.. hn Tinc. o:hlH
liam '3cr -SuNcipui, hlH Of luilr BDwery hrst,
Dousman scvnnu, Dundee lllIa. Tiuir I:aB. ~
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The Brooklyn Club VIII Not Play Sunday
Games.

PITTSBURGH. May 2-The statement Just circulated
that the Brooklyn Club has determined to play OF
its scheduled games Sunday this afternoon pro-
nounced entirely unwarranted by President Byrne He
stated that prior to the making Of the schedule the
Executive Committee of the Brooklyn Club NeHsrs.
Abe Goodwin and himself discussed The matter fully
aud determined not to play any sunday games. The
kchedul. was prepared accordingly since that time
no further action has been taken by the brooklyn
directors, tho matter being discussed. 1t IN
altogether unlikely. therefore. Mr. B,rRe says, that
Brooklyn Will play on Sundays this eason.
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The New Works Were disappointed.

CIsciSSATi May 2-The gates were closed against at
least 1900 cranks this afternoon. for heavy rain
shortly before o'clock converted the base paths
into muddy inets. Those who were in the grounds
watched tho New Yorks at practice. enveloped In
heavy red jackets. Manager Powers WAS worked up
over tne stories from the East and declared that every
man N, lhe Team Is taking the hest care OF himself
Nopody WIN he released At present. he said; Either
hhseW or Lyons Will be allowed rest as neither Is In
Wnulo4 70 play ball The reference to George Gore 10
r ,nfS There isnt man IN the team who Is play
aus the New York; will play two games tomor
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Western League.
Ward Will Not be Bu,ldoxed.

PITTSBURGH. May 2.-Rain caused the postponement
Of tpday's game between the Pittsburgh and Brook
lyn clubs Trouble exists over the question Of playing
two games tomorrow. Manager Ward OF the Brook.
lyns absolutely refuses to play two games Tho
iIt, claim that the new rule demands
notified Ward to have his team on The nd at
two O'Clock The Pittsburgbs have advertised the two
O'Clock. The fittsburghs VIA he there. and IL tho
RroOElyns do not appear the homo team VIII claim
that the game is theirs and that umpire should
award it. There is good deal Of excitement the
matter,
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BUCK AND JOHN WERE LEFT.
RAIN INTERFERED WITH TIE NEW
FORKS AND BROOKLTNS.

Capt. Arson and Ris Men Throw Down the
Bostons with Ease-A sharp Game at
Cleveland Pittsburgh wants Two esmes
To-day, but Ward says mo-"
All the clubs in the National League were
scheduled to play yesterday. with the excep-
ton OF Louisville and Baltimore. Three games
only were played with tho following results:
Philadelphia. 3; Cleveland. 2
Chicago. 4; Boston. /.
Washington. 10: st. Louis. q.
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In playing on the tie Tor third prize last evening In
the amateur tIraighi'raii billiard handicap tourna.
nent NJ Zahns Academy, lld East Fourteenth street
James Birket t.ooJ defeated W. H. Foster C2oo by
2,ntO 10 The mai game or the tournament m DO
played th,. evening between August Muller (i50j sud
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-03
AUs.raiia's --latest scu,lrr.

SyHpEY. May 2.-Stanbury and Sullivan had
n scullinG match to-day on the Paramatta
river stanbury won. The race was wit
messed by Il great crowd
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g. Louis. 2: Washington Left on basesast. Louis,
Of Ken 4: oGDolan 4 Struck out.By Gleason. (; BY
killen. !: by Ddan. Three.b base hit-geason Two
Iiacs hits.Carthera Bird; Hoy Dutrse, Dowd; Stolen
Double play-Dufee and Miligan. Hit by pitcher-By
poan. 1. Passed balls-Bird and Milligan. Umpire
NcCrum. TimG--2:l5.
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pEorEnry OF MR. JOIN HENpRIE.
Horse Notes from Kentucky y.

Tie tro,ting brood mare Inn diam OF GoieIa o;lOl0
BY Ericsson died hero last night Her owner Gerhard
Lang Inc BuhnIo brewer, valued her at 81, 900
ltAiSGroN. May 2.That promising tw % year.nld colt
uAiNnh'i ~ Bnchanan out Of Annie Lisio 10y War
sold 10y SrOsgan Brothers tonight to Cushing Z Ortiz
Minneapolis Tor $1,000 ''
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NATIONAL LEAGrs AM AMERICAN AsSn;iArioS.
Cincinnati w. New Yors. ut Cincinnati
Pittsburgh VS.. BrooElyn at Pittsburph
GGhl,s.Eo y. b1ston, ~ Chlcayo.
Louisvis w. " ssi.,% sUsi :; fo S:y1i:aa
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THE RECORD

rnILADxLrHiA. 8; CLEVELAND. 2.
CLrvELlNp. May 2.-Phiiadelphia won close, ana
remarks ably weplaye ed game this afternoon because
Esper hit the ball in the OF the ninth to centre
field for bases drove In the winning run. At
tendance, 1.l5O. The scure.
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TOTALS ...". q 12O U II Totals..-..
winning run made with one out.

Thiisdephia ia
Earned runs-Cleveand.- 2; Philadelphia. J: First
base by srrors-Cieyeand 2: Phiadelphls. / Left on
esils. balls 2; Esrer 8 strIck outIpYounE .:
rifce hi-Davis. stolen bases-Childs Davis, Thomp.
son ~. Common. Allen wild pitch-Young. Umpire
Emsls. Time-1iA5.
CHICAGO, I: BOSTON. 1.
CHICAGO. May 2.-To.day's Chicago Boston game was
played with the Thermometer only . notch or two
above freezing point Tho heavy rains OF the past two
days caused sOEgy outfeld. The scores
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First Rpce-Iraten allowances; thrcequarters of a
mile. Daayrian ma; 81. Marx. 40, ..ilie X. IO7:
Mary Stone. 100; Foreigner leo.
second RaIe,ss!,ing' ,thr'eGuHrters az a mile;
Ray. 100: AbscOnder 100: WaIdrrer H., lUl. Neckue
400; Fireworks, loo: Mtrtet loo: Jewell H., 100,
Third Race-Ownerr landrpp ono and one eighth
miles fronteilar. 400 GEORGE ", 80; larchnont, sO
Bellevue -: L,pnitn y; Ny tr'icw,i 20
mont, Ill; br: MiEoX iod allah, 90; MIR, sass, iol
Fifth Race--Uandpap ntrcporhase Fdinrty, 40;
Oakley, l5l: Delaware. 40; GrnN town. lii Stone.
wall lao: Elphin, l8s; Return, l23.