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Amateur Baseball Register,

Among the many amateur clubs in this city and sur
rounding places the following anxious to arrange
games Tho list includes number OF junior orgsniza-
tons whose players average from ID to 20 years:
yignettes. Champions of tho West Side-would hk a
to hear from the l.ennx and l.oriard A, G. clubs
George Herbert, ll3 Charlton street, New York,
PeQuo baseball Club-wiil play all teams of players
averaging years, outOtown clubs preferred giving
suitable guarantees George H. Chervir. l27 East
Eikhty'siath street, New York.
Navy Rues-IIave June ~. TT. July 4. 10. II omen
for an outot;own teams Of players under "a years
Frank Mcguire, captain, lI3 Moore street, BROOKLYN.
Chelseas-lIave July and all sundays in July and
August open Outot town teams giving suit able guar
anteCs preferred. ". II. Emmons. manager, oO7 Nest
Ninety.ffth street. New York.
WilIAmsburgh A. A,--Iiaye n few open dates in July
and August for ont OtOwn Clubs giving suitable guar
antees T. u. stahlen. manager. Wlliamsburyh 4. A.
Fasebul Club
Alphonsus Athletic and Baseball Cluh-wiii MAY any
hrsl.clsss club having enclosed grOunds and giyiuy
asultAble gunrsntee. Michael Mannion 10 Dow ming
street New York.
Marcys of Brookyn-Ha a few dates to nil in June
and VIM play two games on July Players Of II pre-
feTred. VIM J. Dlmeier la Hayward street BROOKLYN.
Elm Baseball Club-Open TO play all teams OF players
under Ia years George Jackson. 1914 McDouKal street
Brooklyn
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wheeling At Ansosia.

ASsor1A June 1l.-Three thousand persons witnessed
tho second annual neld day events of tho AnsoniA
Wheel Club to-day. The events and winner follows
one-mils Novce-Sidney Harvey. A. W. c.. hrst; h.
". owen. A. W. c.. second. Time 3 90 Is
One Mile. 800 Class-J. F. Brewster FIRST. L F. Lauts
second Time. . 40 Id.
one Mile. Championship Ansonis. Birmingh Shell.
ton. Seymour. and Derby-I n Spencer. A W. O.. first;
J. T. Brewster second.
emile Club Champonship-R 4. Wood nrst, I. N.
Spencer second. Time. 8 minutes ~ seconds
One Mile. open-w. ". Taxis, Schulykil Navy. nrst;
=. c. Graves b. c. Springfield. Mass. second Time,
minutes ~ As seconds
one Mile. Handicap. Five Towns-J P. Brewster nrst
l. n Spencer second Time minutes Al 4-5 seconds.
One Mile. Handicap OPEN. 4. Nelson, s. b. O.
Springfield Mass, so yards frst W. W. Taxs scratch,
second. Time. . minutes 20 As seconds.
One.mtle Club 1andicap-Sidney Harvey nrst. II. W.
Owen second. Time, minutes 81 25 secondA
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Tho Third Battalion OF the Twentysecond Regiment.
N @. n. Y, composed of Companies E. r. and x. un
der and of Capt e. b. Hart prnctised at Creed
moor yesterday. The weather was fair with q light
9 O'Clock wind The scores:
Field and stan-Col, J. T. Camp 81: Iieut.col. ". "
King. 81.
Non commissioned staG-serResnt A. Wilkinson. So
Company A-privnte W. = Lynch 81
COMPANY B-rriyats r: s LHw .s 49,
81 E.sS III t15IS
Cooke. ~; Private r. Ru,lsdgs. as: Sergeant J. A.
isman., 81; rriys!s 6. " RUBY 8T:, Corporal ". 4.
knnS s go CIT 81 f1 3D. sssf4H!
l. srinsy. as: PriSa,o r. L. As,.n., g:
r rry., %a;.o a. rr'1s. MsSsG I r.
ys,e Farrell 81: rIva,e + < kan. JT q: ri.
.1 qs f T.yHf MGast 81 rya.
Price ;So sergeant j. G. Name. ;i5 Private W T. Kris.
oa 49, FEys,s $Sss Hsrs 'G r,
Private r, Hammond 49, Corporal T rsrhan. 50;
cc opSs B. s vi ss5ss'RR sct II 81
Company r Lieut.. b. Low enbein. 81. corporal A. ,.
Wsa 49, 81 r nSsPes tate s e. r
II, 81; rr,y.s Tswscms ao Pr,Sn;o Ts .ro
Lieut. u. s. Bennett. 3o Private +. L. stallman. 30;
ssvs1 s 81 rv R.vs. T. rSs
so; Private H. Mayer, 80; Private T. Kublsr 80;
ft.n Essi. p. Fs:s S. Msss.
lama 4, rsi"sss e,. 0''a S4 Private
& ;!ss 81 ,S'
g. ssrs.s 81 'Rs sr BAY a '' W. P X
Gorpor.l r Thyme 80 rrvs!e 4 s; Mora a1 PIRATE L.
p5?nr!rs S a. %e ST. s
vate ". Ames. 81: Private A. Castle, 81.
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CAPTURED BY CUPPY.
THE CLEVELAND PITCHER DECEIvEs
THE NEW YORK BATTERa

Arson wins . Hard Game At Breokiyu-
BOSTON Keats Cinciunau. Philadelphia
Thrsshos Pittsburgh, Louisville Defeats
Bnitirors. ma Washington Crushes 81.
Lou,s-Results or Many Other Games.
The four leaders are now playing together.
and. while Chicago and Brooklyn are giving
each other hard knocks the champions are
pushng Comiskey down. Boston is making
desperate fight. and the other three must
needs keep hustling The work OF the New
Yorks is productive OF little else than sadness
and melancholy. Yesterdays games resulted
as follows:
Cleveland. >; New York. l.
chicago q; Brooklyn. 8.
rhladelphin. 10: Pittsburgh, o.
Boston, q: Cincinnati 1,
Louisville. 9; Baltimore, T.
Washington. 10; st. Louis. 4
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dorsey City TarS Entertain the Ladies.

The first ladies day" Of tho held yes'er'
day by the jersey ciy Yacht Club. The club house was
decorated with bunting and lanterns or varied n'ofs
The fair visitors after inspecting the clubs heauiu
irrs were taken aboard the Eeet. which tAsa uI t
the bay rs lar as the Narruwe. On returhng TUE
ana membes parIook Of grand supper Mnivn Was Mns
followed by dancing on the large balcony
G. H. Benson commanding the teet down me pay on nuo
nagship Milne was ably st.is.ed IN msSnk obsst nau
shea AAd Johh xosRlA.
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Baseball Notes.

Director Talcott of the New York Club at North
Branch. n j.. yesterday. He kept posted on the Now
York Cleveland game by means Carrier pigeons that
ete SEM away every time inc CIevelands scored or
none OF the birds returned surInised that Mr. Tai
colt was not orerpeased with tho tidngs probably
ate the pigeons for dinner
IL is probable that Carmody the Fordham College
pitcher Will play profe after tho college sea-
son terminates The Athletics OF tho Eastern Associa.
ton are negotiating with him. and he may sign with
Reserved scat tickets for tho Yale Princeton rams
on June - are on kAe at SpadinEs 24l Broadway ana
Woods. IS West 125th street.
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Finals OF the New York A. G. Tennis Tour
nRment.

Tho semi finals and nnals of the New York Athletic
Clubs tennis tournament were decided at Travers
Island yesterday. In the singles E. Ellsworth scratch
beat C. Wilson, u htteen by 6-s "a. e-5: William
K. Gillette scratch beat j. A. Lenerts scratch g.;
o-8. In the finals Gillette beat Ellsworth by e-1.
6-S. e.
Leferts Ellsworth. and r. Hickox will contest for
second prize next Saturday.
defeated Howard Cushman and X Z. Faber BY 6-l
a.
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Total
Better Developed than Either Sullivan Or
COrbett.

Better Developed than Either Sullivan Or
Corbett.
LYNN. June 1l.-Dr. W. A. Mcdonald OF this CITY has
physical development which surpasses that of Cor.
bett or Sullivan Tho measurements of the three men
are: Chest-McDonald +s inches: Corbett - inches;
Sullivan. 42inches. Expansion-Mc 8 inches;
Gorbett' inches: Sullivan ~ inches Fore armMc.
about the same. Bicsps-NcDonald. l6< inches: Cor.
sett i5,a inches: Sullivan, trihe over l5S inches
sullivan. ,l7t inches Calf-McDonald. l1ss inches:
Corbett. IL inches; sullivan. not known. Maximum
gir,h-Mc Donald. AN inches: Corbe.t. 3oI4 inches;
DR. McDonald's arms arc we'll proport toned but not
large They would probably hAvo less striking power
than Sullivans. but at the time capable OF
dealing tremendous blows His shoulders measure IS
inches across; wrist ~ inches. and his hand 10Y
and weighs about 235 pounds stripped vas"
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Baseball Games To-day.

EmerAlds VS.. Oak Hills. at Van Nest
fordham College VS.. Jeromes. at Fordham.
Cuban Giants VS.. Allertons, at tho Long Island
grounds.
NigRette vs. Danbury At Elm Park
BROOKLYN Post ONCE d. B. c. vs.. Wiilotts Point 4 A.
at Willetts Point, -"
Hudsons VS.. Leos. at Long Island City.
Montgomery vs. St. Josephs Lyceun, At Jersey City
Johnston A. c. vs. Young Mems Association at Bergen
Point.
City.
Heating A. G. vs. Ironsidss, at South Orange
AGNES Va Carlsbad A. C.. at Carlsbad.
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Earned runs-Boston 81: Cincinnati 4. First base
by errors-Boston. 1; Cincinnati. I; Left on bases
Boston 2: Cincinnati. g. f'rst base on b.lls-on Nct.
(2). Smith a. Murphy t2), Chamberlain. Home run
Chamberlain. Twobase hts-Duhy. Nichols ONeiil.
Murphy. Bacrincs hit-Mcphee. stolen basss-Sto.
yey. Holiday, Browning Double play-Lowe. Quinn
and Tucker. wild pitch-Chamberlain. umpire-Ghf.
ney. Time-1:5o. Attendance-5l3i
LOUISVILLE. o: hALIiNoRE.
BAirisoix, June 1.-The Baltimore Club had the
game with Louisville we'll in hand to-day up to the
eighth inning when the Coonels got on to Cobb for
ssven hits netting six earned runs Attendance 1875.
The
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Central New Jersey League.

VehtrAI New Jersey LoaEuo
C7uhA Won Lost Per r. C1nbs Won Loa PR Il
Plainheld......8 o 1000 westheld .....1 .333
Elizabeth......2 661 Somerville. 200
CRESCENT LEAGUE, 2; ELIzABErH. 4.
Tho game yesterday between Elizabeth and Plainneld
was interesting struggle from start to finish tho
Crescent League winning by timely stick work In tho
last inning The score Crescent League 2: Eliza
beth. I.
ENDS, IL: wEsTrxLp. g.
SowrRv1LLH. June lin tho game here to-day with
Westneld tho home team the drst inning BY
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What's tho Matter with the Emperor,
Yacht

LONDON. juno lin to-day's yacht race
from The More to Dover the Iverna beat En-
peror Williams yacht Meteor. The Meteor
had the misfortune to loso some of her gear.
but, IN tho opinion of experts. the race was
lost to her before the mishap occurred.
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Earned rnns-orange 4. G.. ]. First base by errors-
Orange A. G.. g. Left IN bas.ssorange A. c. Z: Wes
struck eus1F Lethsridss Gil.oy; D'ry. Jons. La %
Brady. Sacrifice h,ts-iiutchinson. Beebe CT Tai
madge Stolen 6ases.BaGcoek. Hutehinson. McKelvey
preher-smith. Passed bais--Duay ~. Umpire-W
5. Wykon. Tlme-l33.
HARVARD. II: WILLIAMS. o.
wiLuAnsrowx juno 11,-Harvard downed williams
to-day very easily. This 10 explained by the rne bat
terry work of Highlands and Cobb and tho lsess play
inx of williams
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Earned runs-Bsl.imors, 8; Louisville. g. Left on
bases Baltimore 8; Louisville. l. First base balls
OF Msskin. g Struck out1zBy Cobb =; BY Meskin.
Halligau t2l Two.base hit-Dowsa Sacrifice hits
Roonson,, Nau. Stolen bases.shindle t2). shoch.
Brown Cmpire-Hurst. Time-Two hours
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CHICAGO. 8: BROOKLYN. 8.

Nearly S.OOU persons were present at Eastern
and BROOKLYN play. That Brooklyn. with such
amagnihcent turn out OF enthusiasts. should
Gum bert ali right and they bsnohed their p hits,
but they helded miserably.. On the other hand
ffsGs s M11 tSIs s aoats p s;
tok t5e ps
ri. faculty Tie chicsco ef have q p%iiins out
lei he to the bat p
s $s =;
%%SSt &c Rshss FL s ss
Both run.ers played little Of their bases.
end and Daily threw to Joyce. who dropped tho
pahlen thus took third. A second later Arson
hit a little one to Foptz. Dave threw to DALEY.
declared safe Daley vs." subseauensy II threw rev.
wild to short. and Luby scored:
.s
second. BIrnss hit to the left Of second
The Chicagos failed to score In tho third
because joyce made neat stop Of Caravans
scored in the fourth. !Chicago's run was made
n Eays b s sSs EGHS Wd hT0T WI
TO return the ball. o'Brien,'s two Dagger and
Canavan's error let in Brooklyn's run. Brook
lyn scored again in the sixth. Grimm hit for
slipped in try ing to field the ball On this fall
Griffin came in
Both teams made desperate attem pt to add
Caravan being hit by u pitched ball. and
brought in by Gumbert's two-b Dagger.
O'Briens hit and A. Ansons error gave Brook
I'm run. The ninth was ull excitement.
Wilmot hit safely and stole second. Dahlen
sacrihred Lubys hit to the long grass
brought Dahl-n home. Luhy got three bases.
Griffin was too eager and dropped Dungan's
fly luby scored. The score;
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Totals. ....1o1s.2o 9 81 Totals. ......s sc+1s
A0uen hr n hatsad hall

staten island c. 6 6........:o o s
Earned runs-staten Island A. c. Q: Staten Island
c. G.. 2. First base errors-Staten Island A. C., .:
staten Island g c. 5: Left on bsses-staten Island A.
c. TO- Staten Island C. c.. TO- Base on ballsOr Clare
q of Tying. 8. Struck out-By Glare. 8; by Tying 4.
Two base hits-Brush. Ford Jenner Thr.eoase hits-
Eroom. Carter. Sacrifice hits-Ford. Bassford (2)
Double plays-McDon.d and Van zant. Stolen bases
Brush. UConnor. Mcdonald. Bassford vroom. Clare.
Passed ball-Krauss. Wild ptch-Care. Umpre-J.
Connolly. limo OF game-1:+3
NAV JERSEY A. c.. 4: ENGLxwoop. &C. o.
The championship game At Bergen Point yesterday
afternoon between the teams Of tho New Jersey Ath
letc Club and the Englew ood Field Club ended in
mild sort of The EnRewoods at the bat for
the last time and two men were out. ERin MacBurney
tho bAtsman refused the plate until
could obtain bat which he and two other members Of
last seasons local t. secured while tour. When
the bat found after quarter OF an hours rumpus
tho crowd found that the game had been called. Tho
Jersey men besides winning their hrst Championship
triumph. tho En- gle woods wholesale application
Of white wash Westervet also holding them down to .
solitary single hit Tho score:
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Englewood =. Communal o o o o o o o 90
New Jersey L. C.............o / o Q -
Sacrifice hi.s1sprirman westsrvelt. Stolen bases
Mowry. Van Orden. Rusch Carr Cary ~. W. Currie
Wild 3) smith. First base called balls-s. Mowry
Rusoh Carr. Smith. First base by errors-New Jersey
4. "a. Struck outs. Mowry ts, 1. Mowry. corwin.
r6S;ssr Rp,ch &C CfI spEsnan %esterysit 9ici
sey A. G. Passed balls-cummings. ?. Wild pitches
-Corwin, .. Umpres-sydney l. Schuyler and J. J.
NcCammon. Tmo-1:25.
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CRICKET.
M.us.stnu.s Ch..se or Form.
MANHATTAN

At Prospect Park yesterday the Manhsttsns sdminis
tered a bad defeat TO the Patterson team. who were
sutplayed in all points OF the game. The score:
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Tho Yale-Princetou Game.
Anil account OF the Yale Princeton game of yester
day viii DO found on another page.
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YHR RECORD.

RRcoRD
C1Gs. Won. Lot Per d.. C7u.s Won Lott. Per II
9 Island G. 1.o0o \ IerseyAC. 2 $40
STATEN ISLAND A. C. 10: STATEN ISLAND C. C.. 8.
The Amateur League game At Livingston resulted in
. victory for tho state Island A. c. team Tho
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armed runs-Brooslyn 3; Chicago. 1. First base by
En Chicago 4 Frs, base on bali.-un Foutz, ,: on
IS t..h1, stuck oatmBy fortz :: BY GnmbeIt
HHIRMnsrt Sacrifice hits-Joyce t2l. Brouthers (2l
ppnIeh DAILY Fnutz, Dahlen ~ Stolen bAses-Ward
hrnths, Ni,ulOt. Double plnys-DAhen, CAnavan, and
Ansohi Caravan Cooney and Anson; Dahlen and An.
-''o~' Attendance, 1854.
rniLApSLrmIA. 10: PITTSBURGH. 8.
psrMttAnfirnl. June li.-Bndwin was a m ark for tho
s.tauephias in the latter innings Of to-iay's game
~ eLuahcc, 5J., The score.
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Twobsse hit-Dickinson. Stolen bases.Mason. Hal
lowell rrpth!nsh.m ~ SAUL e. GoSk O. Rick,n.on
First base on b.ll'1Mapss e. Irosetngham g. Cock
Lynch t2). !. Hoili,.sr, Cobb Double p.y-IoEnrd
pitches-Hollster. 4. Time-l;3 80. Umpire-Malen.
roxpuAx COLLEGE, 4; MANHATTAN A. c., 3.
Both Carmody and Wilson pitched effectively at
Fordham SYtsrasy. out the FORMER received better
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At Prospect Park the Brookyns put mp stin esms
and at tho conclusion OF hosties the Brooklyns had
rather the best OF the draw. The score:
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con. Dowd aud Lasktn- Hit By pitohsr-By Breit.p.
stain. Il By osstrieht J. fssssd bsli-Buifisy. UNI.
pire-hacullar Time-1<6.
Boston. 0. CINCINNATI. T.
Bosros, June 11stiil another victim to be recorded
for the Bean Eaters they having met Capt Comiskey
them. The score:
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Totals 727ll 4 TotAls.,.. :.
sNcc. 1ertv hit nv bAtted ball

Totals ...-.,.4 y II ]TotAH.'' ''''o O'-0 IL TO
sMcCanerty hit by bAtted ball
Tordham College. q q %
Manhattan A. C.,..,...,..,'o v ! VI
Earned runs-Fordh ham College !. First base on
e....NFordhsm 6Ss,: 8; M.pnAt % w A. c.
Struck out-By Carmody l5 b. Wilson, IL; stolen len
bass-sulltv.n a. Rou!ks 90 Rossn hersu son nc
moay saeIines hits~Ysses e. Martin Wilson; Passed
baus-Dowd Wild pitches-csrmody. O Umpire
Hart. Tims-Two hours
UNIVERSITY or PENNSYLVANIA. IL; coHSFii- j.
InAcA June IlPennsylyAnis beat C1rnsll to-day
FOR six innings tho game was beau'IuHy eVh'es'eu'
and then CORNELL vent TO pieces The scorei
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New Train to the Southwest, Via Peunsyi.
yanA Railroad

Til. Southwestern express vi be placed in service on
the Pennsyyanta Rsliroad on June II between New
York Cincinnati and 81. Louis IL Viii carry Pullman
Sleeping and dining cara II will leave New York daily
at b $50 r, M.-Adr,
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Mes, End A.A.......,.,S 0oI Ill
bases-West End: g.. HIT by b,l. Farrell. Harkins.
kenneay Frst pssn o ha,Ry TaIs .r Hons run.
Wta pich-Miler. Double piaEs-oSeilI. Dven
and Harkins. Timis Of game-2:25. Umpire-Benman
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The spring handicap tennis tournament for gentle
mems singles was continued yesterday afternoon on
tho upper" courts at Central Park PAret and Bost
wick, the two scratch of the tournament met in
the first round and the former after an
game Bostwick did not seem to be In his best form
Tho scores follow "
Preliminary Round-O NJ. Bostwick scratch beat J.
Cochrane. nfteen. I'll, 81.
First Round-H. NJ Graz. half forty beat B. Naum
burg. half forty, 6-l g.: H. Won PraAg thirty beat
W. VT Miller Jr; half rf!e,n. 81? -. A. .sonshi
Ga ia
Second Round-I. Won Praag. thirty beat VI. NJ Gran.
half forty. 60 ia,
Paret. scratch. will meet Stonehll. half thirty on
Monday afternoon and tho winner play Won Praag.
thirty, in tho nnS round
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BASE on bslls-on Priest 81 OF Bsyns. Struck out
~ Priest, 1T by Bsyne. 10. Umpire-Hoptins. Time
DARTMOUTH. 8; AMHERST. 1.
HANOVER June 11.-Dartmouth won from Amherst
again to-day. The score;

Earned Rqn-Dartmouth. Threebase hitrBel Sac
o,Connor to), Bell, sullivan. First base on balls.
o'Connot Gtifnn ls Eaton. Hunt, First base on err
mouth -. Amherst. 10 struck ont-Eersuson Bell
stevens and Hunt cirifn Tuxbury, and Cingett IIit
by pitched bail-Gouid. Time-2.15. Umprs-Bond.
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Wyeth Wins the Manhattan Tennis Singles
Tho spring handicap tennis tournament of the Man.
haitian Tennis Association continued yesterday
afternoon The ladies' doubles were contested on tho
courts OF the Fifth Avenue T. e. at lo7th street and
Fifth avenue. and the last matches in the gentle
e. l23d street and ST. Nicholas enue In the at err
the hAEdcaps allowed both Wy-th and Smpsun were
too great and they met In the final round Wyeth won
by splendid safe play. easily regRining the diner
enco IN handicap and winning by margin OF twelve
points The scores follow:
LADIES SINGLES
First Round Miss N. Sheldon and Miss J. L. Bun nell
fiIth Avenue O.. 10 points. beat Miss n. l.. Rhodes
and Miss T. NJ SAyre. Fifth .Scuue 7. C., II pounds
4S8H: Miss v. L. Stroud and Miss A. Trimmer Ariel 7
G., scratch beat Miss Corey and Miss J. W Forco
Fifth Avenue I, G., points 4S-3I
Final Round Miss NJ. Sheldon and Miss J. l. BunnelL
fifth Avenue c. 10 points beat Miss I. /. Stroud
and Miss A. Trimmer, ARIEL I, c. scratch. 1913.
GESrLTNiSs SINGLES
Second roIri-W. N. Bennett Filth Avenue T. g. ~
points beat A. Trimmer. ARIEL 7, g.. - points as-I:
u L. Wyeh !cnoA g., ~ points. beat II V. RaLcocL
nm Avenue 7, G.. II nints. 4s-45; H. I. Thurber
LrnoN e.. scratch. beat A. II. Ripley, Manheitan A
I. 4. y points. by default. - -
ssm n Rodna-Gl wye,h, IenoxLC, l2po,nts
~; r. W. SIM son. Fifth Avenue r G.. ~ POINTS beat
H. I, Thnrber LrnnN T. G scratch 1914
Final Round-G /. Wyeth, Leuox TC, Is points. be at
T, W, simpson, Fiiih Avenue T. a. IS points, I2-O
The tourpa nsnt Will be concluded next saturday sf
tsInPon on ths court Of the Ariel C at l8oth street
snd ~ Anna avenue, whsa the mixsd dsublss VII be
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At Chatham-MontclnirA A. A.. Jr. IT: Passaic.
Al HlsdAle-Senecas. 10; washinE.ons s.
A. Hackensack-oritant Field CLUB 10: Suburban
Athletics O.
At Ridgeheld rark-Ridgeneld Park A. c. IL, calu.
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E.rns! rqnsuSsw YORK. !; Cleveland. l. First base
Cleveland, 6, First base on balls-On King, 1; of
CnppEl Struck out-By KING. 3: by Cupgy. ?. Home
s.cE,hcs hI,.nMeKesn virtue Cgppy Stolen bases
double piays-Bassett. Fuller and Ewing Mexican and
Virtue Wild pttch-KnR Passed bslis-Fields, q
Umpire-Lynch, Time-l:46.
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hROOILYN.
The Harlem Club journeyed to South Brooklyn aAd
managed to defeat tho homo team after
ed
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Earned NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., r: Pittsburgh . p,,.,
base on erIors-ltsbuIgh. l. rhilad.lphis 81 nn
fssw0h hAl1w'n a on carssy sruck oa,es Sg
lhreebase hits-lhmilton Mailman, Cnr..y h.on.
base hl!s-Deichanty t2 Clements ~. Sacrifice hits,
Beekley. Hamilton Connor q, Double pay"Alien and
.onn9r. ~ by piteher-Batdwin Passed haiisNcIem.
wAsHIsGIos. l6; ST. LOUIS L.
wAsElEoros. June The Senators had on their bs.
ling clothes to-day and kept tho D Louis reider. nv
therup throughout the game. The scorei ' VI
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cHKcEEB.
Tho Sons Of St. George. who have three straight
in their League games met check yesterday at the
hands OF Kings County at Prospect Park. Tho scores
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srATrs ISLAND DRAWS WIN sSRknLrr

At Berkeley oval the batting of II. N. Townsend an
y H. Bambkin enabled tho staten Island Club to put
good score, but the steady play Of W. r. Cobb and
PAYNE for the home team caused the game to end in
draw. The score:
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Other Games,

ORANGE A. c., 9: WESLEYAN. I.
Tho Orange A. C. defeated tho Wesleyan University
team at Orange yesterday. Tho score: