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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-09
Amateur Baseball Register.

Among the many amateur clubs In this city and sur.
rounding places the following. who arr anxious TO
arrange games. The hat includes number of junior or
ganizations whose players average from 10 tol H.
Ironside Baseball Club OF Sewnrk-wouid like TO hear
from Fred Wagner of l42 South Orange avenue. New.
ARK Their schedule OF games has been nisail.
Tho g. Jafrrcy 60 baseball nine would like to hear
a.. rent Weller Co. and other commercial teana
John Parks Manager. $50 Broadway. New York city.
Green stars Baseball Club-Will play unit
on sundays. John J. Green. manager aud captain 54l
Amsterdam avenue. New York.
Young Mems Le ague baseball Clnh-open to play mi
form ed teams Saturdays. William y. Eraves, +vd
Marcy avenue. Brooklyn
Navy Juniors-Suudav and holiday games. for six.
teeny esrod PLAYERS. Thomas Hand Isl Eleventh ave
nue.. New York city.
Alert Baseball club OF Drookyn-IIave July 30 30.
Aux g. 49, and - open for uniformed clubs with en-.
closed grounds william lliRgins manager. 1886 Broad.
way n v. or ~ Devoe street. Brookyn
Queens Athlettcs-Have May 80. r. NJ. June il. 70,
Aug y. 10. Sept g. 10 open. WiliAm II. Bognrt. a7l
Fulton street. brooklyn
Columbia Juniory-%ili play all teams with players
under 10 years old the Fearless Jrs preferred The
Columbia players arc; Oman. D.; Weden. G.: Sim.
minis. LIST b. Leader I'd b.: Goden, Sd b.: Gynne sG:
Herman !. T.: Thompson. c. e.: feery, f.: Darling
Giynrs Capt ain. Columbia College School OF Mines
Parkw way Baseball Ciuh-Wil play all clubs giving
suitable guarantees for Saturdays SUNDAYS. and holt
days Georse !. Or. Jr.: manager 522 Eastern Park
way. Twenty. sixth ward Brooklyn.
J. Medium. 20 Fourth place. Brooklyn.
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The HlcycIo Trade.

Tho bicycle dealers have had busy week The I'm,
proved weather since tho nrst Of tho month has in
creased the demand for wheels and the demand mon
the manufacturer so great that In some
bicycles eau only bs obtained At . months motto,
The dealers are doing big renting business
The American Ormonde Cycle Compauv NJ , M,
Seventh booking large orders every dny
Ormonde sa'eties ntted with the cncher ppeum,tic
tire They rem, pneumatic tired bicycles and are do,n.
big business In that Hue.
The George r. Bidwel Cycle COMPANY NJ aoa ana q,
West Fifty ninth street have put upon the mark.,
very neat cyclometer this season II IL very smnl, r.,
scSn and lIee from cam. or spIns A. their riding
The Bicycle Auction and Exchange Company o, 10.
neon number q bicycle. are soa ih. sssss
fu,ii'ps q nss:. .f ss.s: s carrying
sts,' *. c s ::
ssas End i'S Jun. s'G r.:
:;ss;s ss ssp.s, vi,
r. :ss s sTs :s. s. ss &
.sS. sI:% & % Chamber. stree. Ar. ..u..,
su, -; h.: :... I. 81:
Company .;s is: iS s s,s
ssy s s .s.Y
" &c. ss.s.' s1s: ,s
Ths GampSclI Ssnafscturlns Company OF 20 Worth
Fl hs
S,s$%;'.1;S :SDsns o their is
a Sns q {, 1s neg wG,Sr
report big sales IN the Victor crsdsnds ana Victoria
= The new bicycle house Of Charles schwAlbach md
G Go% fy 81 s T ns al sns 20
cycling ihs mars rss r lanai ans
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The big gymnasium OF the Acorn Athletic Association
Fifth avenue. Union street. Brooklyn was we'll
hled by club members all day yesterday. The Acorn
Wheelmen had most enjoyable run TO Coney Island
returning through Bath Beach and round by way the
Fort Hamil.o road TO the club house. where at half
past four the usual Sunday water polo scrap occnrrd
~ the swimming tank in the presence Of highly ex
cited but enthusiastic crowd OF club members.
The game was very even contest. the Reds scoring
e. ais to the Blacks one in the usual tinc OF play
Both sides showed some good play.
The second series OF members games Of tho Acorn
Athletic Association WAS held at the club house
in Brooklyn on Friday night. The results were:
finy.yarl Dash. liandicap-FinAl heat won by Vim.
N Motifs 3ls yards: James A. e. Horewel. yards,
seconds Claude Livingston, yards third. Time. IS
seconds.
Running High jump Handicap-won by William ".
MOTIFS incIes actual leap feet: F.. +. Lord. 81
inches second: actual jump feet: Robert H. A Cum:
ing IN inches. third.
Potato Gathering Scratch-Final heat won by J. d.
Mckay; j. D. Miller. Jr second: X. CoIwsll Jr. third.
TIVE minnie - 80 seconds.
lInfmile Run. IIaudicap-won by J. Mackenzie. 20
yards Gland. Livingston. 20 yards. second j. r. Faus
man. ~ ards. third Time. minutes - 25 seconds
Swimming Under Water for DislAnre-won by Jamss
4. liopewel distance ll5 feet; J. Britain secoLd 10
feet; J. u. Mckay. third. 10 feet.
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Nothing Slow Abou. Manager Moore.

Arthur J. Moore. manager OF the Staten Island Ath.
etc Clubs baseball team has sent list OF III names
to tho other managers OF clubs in the Amateur Base
ball League Tho Lat includes the pick o: all the prin
cipal college teams and selections from most OF tho
teams prominent in this vicinity. Unfortunately for
Manasnr Moore there were many we!lknown pro-
fessonsl and professional players and others who
hde members Of the Staten Island A. c. in
the list that his fellow IN tue league forced
it's withdrawal At the meeting Of the league held
Thursday afternoon last l6s men were ns follows:
er,ck Van Zsnt. L. j. Ronney. T. i. Deppler H. Bass
ford. II. II. O'tonnor. Thomas l. Br,sh D. Clare.
AlpIen Gesr. Frank Mcdonald. F. Borie. ~ H. Smith.
4 j. Ross. Arthur Moore. Jerome Bradley n Bradley.
J. T. Humphrey. Victor wissr & 4 Collins A. Hoo ui.
Lawrence 4. Young. aud fh,lip King OF Princeton:
} q. rpton: larry Bates. and J. Highlands Of Har-
yard; ca Nscksnaie r Il Cole Cole Pierre Lamar.
mus. W. D. Preston. A D. IAriin ". il. Willard. Tracy
Harris II. Houxhton. Henry j. Tyndar. W. +. shaw
s. Harp, Walter Dubrow. Harvey Rich seton
Rich, AquIllA 4 Fish. r. Mnttnews. John Cole.
Wood Tbom.s MORGAN. Arthur LivInx.tone. j. Weir. t.
/. BrokAw. John J. kooney. James Powers. George
UFYnn. Jnme. r.; burns j.. r. USeili. OTIS Mood.
Gharlo. i!smmtl. Frederick Jansen: Henry ".
Cole u. curnen. n. bohnn. UConnor.C &C. OConnor
Ford shannon. ChaTrs T. toe. Echeverria Charles
Iiamann. Charles Hughes; Philip Reynolds. liarnan
Louis G. Johnson Charles OI.eary. M-s,rs. Brown
Cobb Of Harvard. Raynr. Bergen. and Coovan Of the
University of Pennsylvania Reese ana Dakhicl or
College. Quinn and roin OF jasper College Hotchkiss
OF Williams college. OCunnor OF Dartmouth College
Catcher Pitz OF Enira. and Bowers aud Bliss OF Yale.
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whipped Gypay Gleason Of England in nineteen rounds
ys,tssd.y morning: now Challenges Harry Mccoy to
says the latter may name the terms Mccoy Il tho
manager ot tho Orchard CITY Athletic Club this city
All arrangements. excepting few minor DEF la have
been compIeted by the committee appointed by the
npsi Of neld zane. open only TO members
one week FROM tomorrow afternoon The same 0i
ciAls that will serve at tho Manhattan Field 20
~ the intercollegiate meeting have been invited TO
serve At the Philadelphia meeting.
a general met citing of the Arcadia Athletic Associa
near Reid avenue arooslyn. TO n,orror night; when
cussed by President Thomas T. Lewis and his asset.
ateM Tho success of the organization assured
on rutnsm Ayrnus near R.id sIosklyn places Brook.
tlon right In the swim At the nrst s,ei.
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WeI:.sEoyvn FostbaIl Players Ink on Re.
lInious Topics.

The paror OF the Harlem Branch Of the Y. NJ. c. A. 6
West l2bth street, was crowded yesterday afternoon
Those in attendance went there to hear remarks
BY McC!unz. sliss. aud Mccormick, the welLknown
players of Yaes champion football team. Full Back
Mccormick was the FIRST speaker lie said that
those who trained for football contests did not do
for fun alone. but had object in view Tho
players were getting ready foI the al grand struggle
vAyei. They live for the present only. lie said ",
shohld clearly d.nue our goal. and then work for It,
good idea TO resolve that each succeeding day should
be better than the preceding Failure should urge
God has littc use for man VII" d"spars tho
hrst allure. You can't expect to succeed ut once
Energy. steadtAstheas and perseverance would bring
success,
Bliss said every man has three duties The first ia
to t;o tho second to his fellow men. and tho third 10
himself We should continually Il" all Of these. and
Harness Of the class Of 81 also ,nade interest
in ali
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New Team Rac,nr was "a Success.

Atrial OF tho new tripca.eprogressve team race
was held on Saturday afternoon the grounds OF the
staten Island Athletic Club 1t proved to be inter.
estng event. and has opened the field To renewed
member OF each team competing Against member OF
the opposing team, until each man had ridden against
every other man IN the race. III" Harlem Wheclmrn
AMI the staten Island Athletic tGb ware the compel.
leans, Each ran betty tie INNINGS of
u baseball match.
SPECIAL pri>n offer ID for the hest time made in any
heal was won by H. l.. Ioyte ~ the :. J. A. G. who
ilai- ihc lht m.i- ~ minute 81 seconds. The race
MAS won ny IN" iihr EN- Wh-eincn with score OF 20
points - II male bv the staten isIaut Athletics
Tht teams Were: l!arlcm-,'. W osborne. i. H. Fulle
and r. b. Mhrr:son, staten Islaud-!!. Il. Wempe. L. f.
Co te. and L. f. UoPuy
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LAWYER Answsrs the ChaIleaes Of the Aus-
tralaa Chaapson.

tralisa Chsapsos.
ne rather indefinite challenge OF Jack Jones' the
/ Australian Champion not received with great
deal Of satisfaction By the handba fraternity OF this
vicinity. They look upon It more In the light Of aman
who has TO this country TO give exhibitions Tor
all there In Them rather than to meet the best man
or men for stake commemorate with the champion
ship Of the world. It 10 claimed that his chat
ienge to play tho hest three OF five games tor
= suitable stake. with Lawior and McQuade.
particularly stamps Jones as a man VINO
knows but little about the handbal AFFAIRS OF this
country The fact that he ignored the recognized
champion OF Great Britain and America was tho
strangest part Of the AFFAIR. lie struck a right key
when he named LAWYER. but including McQuade in his
offer Was beyond NIL Not but what tho atters
playing abilities thought to be Just good IL not
n. .nn but II HS
score Of years ago and now plays merely Tor reere"
,Lawlor. however. 4. very .nx!ou. 70 meet tho
snss and n. put d an 70 s s
is. ;"fs g Ps play S H% ss
s' make. "S .Si .saa side 'Gs
y Ian 81 @ a%s
Ss,'sr .Hs %nf ta as snd
90 ana siSs! SsHs
@ SsSs Il ho
ss,c .sns Z w he At
who 10 stiil in san Francisc5
The mcmbers OF the Bro.kiyn lIandbn club had
than usual There were several SURPRISES ana mum.
Der OF good men fell by tho wayside. Among these
were that nne pair. Dr Phil smith and John Malcolm
Thee men have been figuring for some time how to
beat the big and little 'chainps and they
successtui but many times hey NOT saturday
VS. ths time liked for win The Doctor and his part
s .nre,. that they saw way to beat their
but .sid nosnins, Young Dunno became. a l,ttls
alone: we'ii nN them. jimmy" In tho frat game Doc
and John rushed matters aud the crowded gallery was
,hsy vSend up the game In nrilan. style The second
boo and John were not in H. and thus good things
often 20 asray Another surprise circus that
Tom Lyman had with Frank Prenderpast 1t was about
the wor.t DEFEAT the latter ever Ten right
cr Robert Malcolm. Jerry Mcmahon had Just received
sweet issire from Tralee and tho strength Of
went ~ Malcolm like cyclone. The ofthe day
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Mcfarland Win. r,r.. Prise n, o.o,,s.

the country. the verdict OF the experts and big
GRO ri OF spectators who were present yesterday ut
EMS Csnhsns quoting grounds foot Of Court street.
Brooklyn The event WAS tho frat regular ting this
year Of kroakyn~ crack player. and Gal han of
w Prize The mon b" paid the 81 entrance fee
Mhittlsr. ten points; Thoma. smith, seven points:
Thomas pewhnrst, hve Ioints John Shorrork four
points; Cesar" Carey, zen points. This pitching was
done ~ siHhtern yards With quo!'s Unlimited In
Mcfarland beat Dswhurst by 20 to L. Hall beat
Wbttea BY ~ to 20 Shorrock beat Carey by 26 to "a
Smith beat DorAn BY 10 TO ~. In the psconI round
Acpsrland beat shorrock by 90 to 81 Hail beat Smith
llsl y. AZ easily Ven ~ Msfar,na BY first
won by Hall and smith and shorrocf divided Third
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The forty.fhh annual dinner Of the veteran Ataanta
Boat Club the oldest rowing organization in America
VIII he duly celebrated with Nil the generation that
age imrart at tho theatre Of the Manhattan Athletic
sno. fnrty.utth street and Madison avenue, next
S.,ntmrnhy highl when the committee combating Of
Euwhrn u. bytne Howard A. MacI.ean, and William a.,
u,oAsnrI promise treat for the Clubs memb-rs. as
hri proI"sn 70 surphss IN every WA" the former
aastrn,nnie ana social successes OF the veteran or
ganiation by Lnving weknown pc oplr address and
abe oecuson for the club.
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Gossip OF the Courts.

On tho morning OF May IT, commencing at II O'Clock
Tom sinnott and John McNair will play John CorcOran
and John Duffy for $50 q side.
Jim DnRnn. who beat Major Carmody some time ago
when the latter was very tired, attempted to tho
Same feat again last week. but failed The trial cost
Dugan and his friends q snug little amount Tho Major
10 getting to be . very clover maker OF matches.
The veteran George Hanley and the stalwnrt John
Connorn will play the best Of ive games under THE
sux's rules. at the Brooklyn Clubs Court May ~
Ths match will be for $40 side and the veteran
ecdes his opponent hve aces game.
Tom Flaherty OF Jersey City and John Brogan Of
at Cusack': Cont Nrwsrk on Nav / rsherty Won
three games and broan two The balance OF the
will be played May H. At the Brooklyn Clubs Court
The match Is for S2a George uanley IL backing
Flaherty,
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an EXTRAORDINARY AVERAGE
Zoe TAsn Isl,ia- 10 . Record which Aas
Never DesA EQusi1sa.

With each weeks games the crowds who
nightly throng tho Germania Assembly Room
alleys become moro perJlexed ss to which Of
the competitors In THE Sur individual tour
nament will win tho championship. Fuchs
has met all OF the leaders. and his friends have
no doubt but that he will prove successful In
his series that remain to be played. He has
only ono loss victory than Thum and Kahls-
dorf and as tho latter have still to play the
men that'are rolling in tho best form. the
chances are somewhat in Fuehss favor. Never
before has such an average been made as Joe
over on pointa
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a Prov,asaeo Lad Play. Capita, T.,u,.

Bosrox May o.-At Cambridge on Saturday afternoon
held the second annual lawn tennis tourn MT OF
the Harvard Lawn Tennis Club, Twenty.seven school.
were represented. Maloolm Chase Of the University
Grammar school OF Providence cd all around III
opponents In ths nrst round he defeated W H. FULLER
Knelish High sehooi DO "a And In the third round
and q the rnvsr.y Grammar School brat Liiieasd,
JS Budionx OF Providence High School beat Goldman
Of Ro1bury school. Or a.; beat Pny, 10 U-I; beat
Tyler I'll. 6--3. and beat Whttmore Is ~.
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May lo-The East Orange Cycle1 to Hilton
May 1.-The Manhattan Athletic Club Wheelmen to
hurst.
May 1<-Ths Greenve wheemen to Plainde,d: the
Manhattan Athletic Club Wheenien to Washington
Bridge.
May 1.-THE Riverside wheelmen to Orange: South
Brooklyn wheslmen to sts'en Island Brooklyn Bicy.
Gle Club 10 Seaford: Brooklyn Ramblers TO Staten
Island: New York Tourist Whealmen to Tnrrytown:
Hudson County Wheemen to Boontou.
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scUxLERs BEHIND IN raE1R WORK.
The Outlook rbr she llsriem Regatta Oniy
Two Weeks Away.

| Tho strong wind which blew all day yester-
day made tho water Of the Harlem River very
| lumpy and decidedly disagreenblo for sholi
rowing. but II Is now TOO close to tho Harlem
regatta day to permit crew to miss day
| from practice. consequently nenrly all were
out. The Manhattan A. c. house was ono OF
the busiest OF tho day. On Saturday evening
new paper four-oared sholl was received
from Waters Of Troy. aud yesterday afternoon
she was put overheard for tho first time. and
manned by W. 1. Run. bow: W. II. Wauga-
man. 2: f. NJ. Harvey. 3: f. b. Hancock. stroke.
four men OF tho University OF Pennsylvania
eight which rowed on tho Harlem last year. and
WI represent the Manhattans IN the senior
Tho x,cham pion double. !scull team. Pilking-
ton and Maggie. were also doing training work
cnita, The Donoghue brothers OF Newburgh
viii also he entered in the double SOULS. whil.,
In the senior singles. There will also be II
,n sy four she crcW ,r;nmposed g Hen Ken
ZACH. stroke. Howing Director i. H. Fort
meyer Inns awarded the contract for the build
nS T GT h s %hCh M
mortsy fdr s Fly the house will pc ,o built
addition, to the Manhattans' rowing depart:
crews Q, tho Ataianta Goat CiuT to victory. ana
MILO W VII IN future coxswan all crews from, , the
lne
crew OF the University q Pennsylvanin, will
not sport the "Cherry Diamond" until the
The event which il attracting most attention
Is the lunior eight-oared shell IN tho, coming
regatta. From the present outlook there will
be ninc crews entered. Columbia College has |
o strong freshman crew. which they will en- |
ter on condition that they can get together u
Varsity crew for the senior race for the Hnr- |
The New York Athletic Club also have q !
strong crew in training at Travcrs Island. |
they are rowing daily with the famous Chip
Inter hustle. The bohemian, Boat clubs |
crew with an old boat. In squirt. yesterday |
Club they held their own and rowed like a lot |
OF veterans. The Wyanoke's crew are pow |
eriml one and likely TO improve.
The outlook for the four oar cd shell race |
was not IA bright yesterday rs It was a week /
ago. The metropolitan Rowing Club are COM
PEELED to foreEo making mn entry In conse-
duence OF John Reagan. the stroke oar. being
unable to find time to train 1t was rvmored
yesterday that the crew Of tho Albany Rowing
crew have not been decided upon as yet. Fred
Freeman. 1t ia feared. cannot get into condi-
ton in the next two weeks. and the Lau broth
ers will have a trial with Quigley and Cham
bury this week. II their work is satisfactory
they will be entered in tho Harlem regatta
On saturday afternoon Oliver decked the
new cedar eight. onred shell for Iale'S crew. |
This completes the boat. with the exception OF
the strctchers. which will be placed in post ion
to- morrow. and the hoat will be shipped the
latter part OF this week.
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- Forty Minutes Claim Put In.

PRoviprScr May IA meeting Of the Governors Of
the Council OF Pigeon Flyers Will be held in this city at
noon tomorrow to net upon tho claim FOR record for
the bird Forty Minutes for the Journey from New York
TO bost" last sunday Tho agent refused to allow
credit Tor the performance although the report by wire
upon tho day OF the race was all that It should
BE- The protest also intmates cnreiessress in Timing
thr inner srelott gave the timr OF axhfing Ms 1915
a a. inns womb make the ~ ing time 100 minutes.
ana as me airline conrSn OF l7 miles calls for speed
about lit y.two seconds '~
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All the Pool Money Il Up.

An the forfeit money. $500 to bind the continuous
pool match between Do Orc and Manning against Pow
ers and Werner was posted with the aIehoGers the
brunsw.cs' uder Company on Saturday Tho
ma'cn MI DC t"r 5000 side half f0'fr.t, and VIII con
Mn, ~, oas lhren nights play IN hlockn % 100 per
many Hall has been secured for May 70 %. aud ~
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The annual tournament OF the Arion Society Arion
Hail. corner Fftynuth street and Madison avenue. or
Saturday night. witnessed BY large crowd There
wero three prizes offered silver cup. drinking horn
AND dozen beer musa ARssch goblet was awarded
mondstudded lockst went TO vorrAth Of tho YOUNG
Artons. The holder OF the lowest record received
Waterbury watch. The scores:
rNsr oANR
Thursday Bowling Club-Dr. Kundnch, lId: Dr.
peuch. 1+2: Trenica, ln; Fuchs, 1<6. Total GA
SECOND aAnk
pspnisI sessusis 1853; Waller 81; spiess lAl: Palsn.
ncr. 81; Vorrath. leo. Total. COS.
rorRra CANE
12l: Henry, la. Total lV9. '''1
NTH
He'll Gate-Measerschmitt, 100: Bauer, 1876: Nosbus.
1875; Welchen. LOT. Total. A7d.
SIXTH GAZE.
Manhattan Rowling lub-Grott,esbsrger 90; ostnsr
12O: Seaman eb: Walder. n. Total. SS1.
SEVENTH CANE.
sSna,y Scw r,,g SuSscIuna 1872 AhauA lse:
EIGHTH CANE.
Quodlibet Bowling Clnb-Msrkon llo; BorRef lla:
Behrrns. 1+o: Mates. 1874 Total COS.
SlNrH
"Wednesday Night Bowling Club-smith. 1856: Bopp.
49, sieo l32: chwenker. 1Ot. Total ass.
Monday Night Bowling cub-BurShardt. 1l7; Rah.
oenburg. 1926 Sparks. l2l: Weedinan, 1874 Total %vl.
To-SiGHf's CANES
Eihhel Wikena. and Thyme the scheduled bowler
10 take part in THx Sus tournament games to night
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THE VAST. THE NEW 46-roorER.

what smaller than those OF the Gloriana. but
same. being ntted with a. low but wide spread
Of sail Tho differences In rigging are many.
One OF tho Wasp's shrouds runs up to the
head. and tho other up to the hounds.
Tho designers Of tho Wasp evidently had it
in mind to build u stronger boat than the
Gloriana. and they have succeeded: The lead
keel Of the Wasp is strapped to the irameA
put together on the principle Of securing the
greatest possible strength consistent with tho
attainment OF speed. Tho dtbIt OF tho new
claimant for honors in the 48-foot class viii
DO watched with deep interest by yachtsmen.
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Cornellu. vauderbIIr. New Cutter.

Dosros. May S-Cornelius Vanderbilt gave Lawlsy An
orier year ago to build %Gfoot cutter to called
the iider on design furnish ii by the late Edward
Burgess Mr.. Vanderbilt, instead OF racing as he had
intended, changed his mind and went 10 Europe and
AFTER the cutter was well along the ltierim
ceased Now he has issued orders to 70 ahead on her
again ana abe wiz soon he finished lie also conciud
:" have nrr copPsred aad the work las been
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ha.c -rt..s--wa.hinv!.n. q Ioai.viIe l. L.t, on
6aI:,roa Ssi:.. q, hiI"y; !: ;a 2ci.a.4 ss,usE
Dur. Twr.' NJ. hi's--Grim. HrnwnIns. Sscrince
hit fi-h.r, seer,. and .ienninrs oen bases-
brown 80. f!eler ~ Taylor Gr,m, 10y. donovan,
Dnrse -, larLin Mcclure. Double plny:,Icnn!nxs
and !arLm Passed bal.-Grim. 3. I'm, ire-sheriinu.
TiMe-l :oa.
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'rickct.

AtProspect Park Sat urdaythe Brooklyn Club began
operations with club game. and some good scoring
was seen. The vcecaptans team finally Defeated tho
captains eleven by 20 runs. C. y keogh. new man,
CAV" promise OF future good play and C. y. Phillips
also ha,tel in good form. The A. Browns team
81 A. 5. Durrunt's team. SO aud 40
rik soSs or GEoB rs Msrru.
The Sons Of st. George also played At Prospect Park.
The game ended In draw. with the advantage In r.
NAYS lavor. The score: A. Loves team II: Il. Mays
team, ~.
Gun GsNr AT EnRGES roS1.
The Yale College Cricket Cub dti not keep its en-.
gaHencn TO play the New Jersey Athletic club eleven
on saturday at bergen Pom being unable to
team. There ch pstwe Ell tho lrst and second
elertns OF tho local club instead EMS and Tyrrs
on the second team which wns beaten hy ~ runs
There very strong wind. The score First eleven
lIl: second e.sven, 10.