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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-02
Clever Handlers OF the Qu.,,s.

Enoch Lockley Of Astoria Ia shaping up his Grounds
for active season. Tho little Long Island town sx.
poets to turn out some crack pitchers this year.
There will he discount tho old familiar grounds
b77 Court street Brooklyn this year Dick white I.
weather favorable tomorrow tho boys viii take their
first pitcb.
The old war horse Of Brooklyn, Tom Dewhurst, has
been enjoying quiet winter but tells his friends that
10 has been dresmins Srsst deal and a. believer IN
Tom o.ys that 81. shs vas never ,S better and
A rather tall stout gentlemanly looking man step.
ped into Dick Whites early Yesterday morning and
deposited with the proprietor for safe keeping pair OF
A. handsome 9uofts as were ever moulded They are
made q forged steel ~ inches in diameter Iinshss
iIek the inside web and each aIo. Weigh, ex.ety
tie entire makeup OF The 9uoi,s show. that
The quoits the property Of John shorooi who e.
The Metamora Club Of the Annexed District, q club
devoted to outdoor sports a. well a. politics. will hold
grand Quot tournament for the amateur champion.
ing their headquarters. Boston avenue. near f7iSt
confined professionals residing In the Twenty.
third ward. Handsome prizes will he presented "a
first and ond men. The Committee Arrangement
consists of a. c. Finnesey. Charles Schneider H. iii a.
Ronner, ii. j. GoEgin and j. D. smith. Entrance fs:
will be 81 Entries close on April IL With COMMITTEES
on Quot Tournament. 1885 Boston avenue. New YORK
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TsehissriA - Sail fsr EuPsps.
Tsehieorin the famous Russian chess expert. 10 4
sail to-day on the steamship La feufAine for Havrs
N0TEMENIS OF THE YACHTSMEN.
seSwa.Aaha Yacht Ca.s AsAars.

The third regular meeting Of the 6sawanhaka Dor.
inthian Yacht Club will Be held 81 the club Aosss Z
East Thirtysecond street. tuesday evening" April 8.
The folio wing Ansndmsut 70 the Constellation. nAspsd
at the last meeting. will up for nnal action, To
amend Article XVIII sntitieA annual Race" 70 read
40 follows: "fhsrs shall b annual cortnthssn race
to be sailed sueh datas may - determined At the
second regular meeting"
The Race Committee will move the amendment Of
Rule Xxx of the racing rulss entitled Courses to read
a. follows:
Section l. The courses for al raess shan b a. The
.s e m 4. IS r.; s
each yacht owner IN the clsb. ~ provided for under
s:s Rss: Committee ; :s he yov:r to
Ct : q: tory
~ sS a ssl :siS 81 *
ma nv o. Pom
.s:s:! Il NJ
q.
: s. :na
f
9 q IS ::ss -
;:s:s S:.'s :;:::
.:sssa s..isseess Isss so ..s:sss. .:sp
as i On ss re- s.ss
Heas 81 cspssin's nlsad kssp!Sg @ V lsst ssnS
.ssns e 90 tSs so ssna tSsaes ,.ssS dses e
1nisS Mstssn nsssisai .,iss ShibSsA, ErsS.e.1
buoy (or ssaksIeatl Eespias, ed tls po.s
hssd and return over the same ceuve Inirtyon:
round shPp.n buoy tes ssai .s9.se ls:Pi.e Gn shs
mont harbor. keeping q the port hahd. thence
turning direct TO nnsh fwsnty.nye nautical miles.
boat on LArchont keoptns on the port hand
thence returning direct to finish Twenty nautical
miles.
SEQ l. The following shall constitute the cub's New
York Copreea their starting and nniahinG line being
Sstwsen The tass Com%ttssss boat and clsven shosl
tcabia Courses 4. b. aAd sane - hssetofora
Bee. g. The courSss for opsn yachts shall b ~ the
Race Committee nay direet.
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Odds and Ends or sports.

ssG.a BE sIy
:.$.: %s trouble Al Tie
CA Mccarthy and willie Ksn aGyIh,a ss nn %
s IL four aGG 2oSna. At
ohsf. the ss:
Ts1s s S
enlarged addi!Sn Of twenty new COURTS our on
M % M
Ian %.%s
SsEs sis
"a: best IL the !S.:i S
ID AnS III Tie
The betting is even.
Evan Lewis the champion wrSs.
SU IN ,ars e, H
as f"s
SSs. hc y sy1 o. so III
and s w nsspS
sr.2 IN Gnsass or 70 new '" 10 take pA''
% T. .s. sqr ass ia as sss
volume bears evidence that rb .ss su Pres;dS S
s sOrE |. en' Win club Statistic and
sns az
complete review OF the season OF 1891, an article
ss and S y NV
inn fu OF all matches and averages OF those who
took part In the series.
Yesterday afternoon Johnny Reagan. accompaniedby
his bscLsr and MANAGER Biy REID went TO the Police
6Eht either Danny Nsedh.m or Jimmy Ryan for The
Coney Island Athletic club. Al! that Ryan or Reedhsm
b.. 90 DO 20
from the r5e,dent q tue y, Lonis Gymnasium ask
airy ot 81 10 yesr Reagan sent word back that he
TIE Nassau Boat Clubs minstrel entertsinRent on
last saturday night highly successful The pro.
Esmn.: opened With shoro. 6y ,hs club quartet and
rvs song The Old Dinner Horn" was bssntifaiiy
rendered J. o. wilson's negro melody. Push Dem
Clouds Away" John Qngley's song "fhe Cinne OF tie
hsmmer;" Nbarien Noe Days end song. - The Poor
GIRL Didn't khOw." and William 4. Hines tenor solo
Loves borrow" were all rendered In manner that
male. Drill Ys TarIiers Driii By T. camacho win
business Of rock drilling log carrying. and Trastc
snISG:Su %, ynd ss ys,S
SssSls.i,s sSa Ss.Y.f lying the PIPER club house =.
was nasAssr Of the sntsstsinnstL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-02
CoIuaabIo Athletics.

Berkeley Oval has been decided upon the place for
the Columbia Princeton games.
All four classes are bury preparing for the inter
class regatts intho spring The class Of ~ has
menced training. Tho Junior crew started rowing on
the Harlem last Thursday. The men rowcd follows:
Stroke. Mckee; 7. Prince: O. Pomeroy; 6.wN. Tantor;
T. Behinan; Q. Townsend; 2. southack: bow. Johnson
At recent meeting of the senior class T. L. Chrystie
elected captain Of the class crow All Of their vic.
torious sophomore crew. with ono exception. may be
able to row. and they, with sisson. BElEhtmsn. and
showing From present indications Il win prove very
all their men have an excs.s Of college work.
The baseball candidates started In training on Mon
day, and the management are extremely grntihed at
the prospects,
meeting on Monday. Horace ]. grightman. ,02. was
penses directed TO BIO submitted to the Board Of
up and discussed 6n, no dession arrived !. isths
which has the Columhia eld in charge that no public
Grand stand the formal opening Of which viii take
place nsxt fall. IL was proposed that instead OF
having snal college games to held series of weekly
competitions The whole question was finally referred
N n comiuittee.
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Lively Work by the Brookiyns.

ATLANTA. April 1.-rhis was no fools day for the
Brooklyn boys for they earned their rs days pay Of
the season. rhoy have been looking forward to this
day with keenness known only to the ball player who
hasdrawn no pay for hvelong months.
The game to-day wns good one. and. had not few
costly errors been made the Brookiyns would have
been obliged to night bard for the victory. As was
they did than little hustlng. Tho boys nelded
well but Joyce needs to get In some practice slip.
perry sroundera Grimm AIDE his rst error Of tho sen.
League players away above par. Stein was some.
what Wild but when no steaded down he pitched WELL
innings allowed two hit:w. single and tEo-bsgser
markabIe speed Inks relieved Terry In the sixth. Both
pitched good ball. Tho Atlantis proved that they
showing great Improvement in their play. Mayor
Hsmphil and other city officials watched the game
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-02

The Board OF Trusses OF the Brooklyn Bicycle Club
VIII meet ON Aprilo
c.. Candy of Denver. Col. has been appointed the
seventh member OF the Racing Board Of The L. A. by
President Burdett.
Tho Kings County Wbeelmen have changed the date
OF their meet from June IL TO the 10Th IL viii DO
held on the Manhattan Held.
Tho new club house which he Long Island whesimen
arranging erect Bedford avenue VIII DO larger
and handsomer than any other cycling club house.
Tho Kings county whselmen are undecided as to
VINE her they Wi, mold their animal meet at Man
haitian Field on June IL or % The former date may
possibly be selected.
Tho Ro.slio RamIsrs have elected the following
officers: President ". A. keddle Secretary Treasurer
feck: Captain, j. u. kin2slapdS Lieutenant. !. T.
Berdan; Color Bearer. u. r. Pope. -
o. Hess, the welLknown German racer who recently
arrived n this conntry, has Joined the Manhattan
Athletic club lie intends going into active training
and competing in all the race meets this season.
4 new cycling club has been organized in this city.
called the Central city cycling Club Tho officers ars
PRESIDENT u, u. Biiiimgton; vicsprssideIt, II. y.
Smith; secretary. l. Peck; Treasurer. II. Freeman
Captain. Charles ThomaA
The Metropolis wheemcp Of this city have elected
the following officers Tor tbs current year: President
O. prcycr: Secretary and Treasurer ~ Rsrr Captain.
J.. Ranschkalt: LsltsnAnts. II. r. Dusspbury and ".
Asssei, Buger. A. Hefnsr; COLOR Bearer, W. ssnno.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-02
Jack B.r,,tt Should Tell All He Knows.

jack Barntt John L. sullivans former manager,
made statement in the Husrsssi fes once yesterday
In reply to charge that Duncan B. Harrison recently
caused to be published throughout the country. Har.
rson asserted that. after BArntt had his con-
necton with the Sullivan combination It was discov
cred that thirty leaves had been cut out Of the book in
which Barntt had kept his accounts and the inference
was that Barntt had been doing some irregular wo L.
Barntt replies that he did cut the leaves from the
book. but they contained entries thnt had the
sghtest reference to the present sullivan
The book was that he had had foe several year,
and In u he had made memoranda ceocernine several
shows " which he was interested with Sullivan Those
tha. he related only 70 the oths. shew,
he had retained the sheets and would produce them
whenever called upon By the proper authority.
Barntt is A. yet unwilling to say for publication any
more than 70 above quoted but there are parsons who
think that he could lively tale unfold he took It
into his head to do 1t. No papers In suit have heen
served upon him yet except an injunction restraining
him from colleoting certain notes when he Parted
h. interes. IN the show and ~: pad in note. once
account book. aAd rot out the injunction. which viii
stand presumably until Barnitt itves his explanation.
while the former manager Of The champion has no
UNPLEASANT word for Sullivan he has ground for feel
Ing vsxed At the big feov stated In print. not
long ago. that Bsrntt had deserted Sullivan before the
latters nght with Mitchell in France over. This
b. ~ :1s h 3: &.
tion 10 AK bullivan to contrsdio: the unruth Suit
vans reply to Moran was, Let him 90 square him
self"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-02
-c.,.-s,. YseA. cl.s E,.s.i...

The tweaty.afth annual mestinG Of the Columbia
Yacht Club was held March 70 st the Boulevard Hotel
Broadway and Seventy fourth street. Owing - the
interest manifested In the election Of ocs sAsrs
Large attsndancs Of nembsrs. 7As annual reports
tbs retiring oncsrs were Ixsssatsd and showsd the
club to b. In prosperous condition. Ihs SECRETARY
reported . eosd msnbership and the report Of the
Trsasursr showed surplus Of $1,000 In the Treasury
Ocess fss the sssuinS year were elected ~ folsvs
commodsse. Gs.riss Wii., sieep Eissr.l: viesCon.
mOdoeo O. 7. PIingis sloop Nautilus; Rear C0mAo4ore
r f..H. Absii. steamer AIminco; secrstsry George
PAEkhhl; Treasurer Joseph o. weaver Fleet surgeon
Atehel steward. Theunis G. Spear: Msmbers Of Hoard
Of Trustee ". Il. Rowe J. q. Haskin and l. \, Vail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-02
Bosto. Cr,ek.ter. to Visit u.

Ateam Of Boston cricketers have completed arrange
msnts for visit to New York during the coming
The team will b. In charge OF G. vlisrs Of the
somsrvills Club and will include from
several organizations in the vicinity Of Boston The
following dates have been arranged
July 10. with Staten Island. At Livingston: July TO-
with Brooklyn At Prospect Park: July 10 with Bsrks
ley a. Mogr, Heights July q With Kings County At
July 49, with Manhattan. at Prospect Park.
With tho exception Of visits from the Boston A. A.
from N.ss.chu.etts have visited New York and It Is
expected that several Interesting games will be played
with tho Metropolitan men. It'll hut one exception
Kings Comfy all tho teams which will be encountered
IN the FIRST section OF the Metropolitan League.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-02

Si:seis.: club. xaars:: john Finsssn. aoS Nc"
CLUB: 10 .hs Vicinity q This city 1hs team S.n:sr
st'';P ~ SSs:ii E s'
. ssss. ssa Is soma H%s ' W :ss Address
The Rival A. G. OF Morrsanis have reorganized With
T.; g. S.s. 81 s D:rai
ss 18Th .Ss fS':
.s .ses :G' Il ff
valuable .t..stics I; q especially ne case s. e r.
s:!y s!y !o!ss VIII: ,a ss
ss. e - = SasIss.s as las ssr, s: son'''a
Ssndisd .ssmssIvss little ssfSasaiy due. no doubt
sn s sst .p
e. H. ff n IN: ~: .nS
Il: .s a. % II: q: fairly we'll
mssss & K. If sr,s Club VI:
:sS:i s:: %S;::i
would sissr hinssf With the new frsnsSiss but q:
&c sd not '''
s;ss s s:s 's "
Ms,hi,ng.on Win whom stranssMsnM e. the season
gortSd MCGUIRE Millgan Foreman. Dollar, Gasts,ght
Wood. Hey. 6uiise. Dowd. and ponovAn.
Nassau Park, tho name by which the on baseball
ground at the nsts In South Brooklyn win 30 known
hereafter 70 be placed in the best Of condition for
the SEASON. The park Will be under the direction Of
John HenernAn and william v. 0'Reilly. who propose
bringing the Eassaus to the front with stronger team
than they have presented for many years II 10 fur.
ther proposed 10 have . game scheduled for every
wsss The hrst game viii Be played tSmorroC after,
following week the Granite A. Cs team will meet the
old Indians aud then. on April n. the Nassans will
meet their oidtime rivals the Cables Of jersey City
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-02
DIRECTOR, a:17, SOLD ZOE szs,ooa
A. H. Moore OF Cloverdell Farm New OWl
the Sire OF Direct.

A. H. Moore OF Cleverden Farm New Owns
the Sire or Direct.
Albert H. Moore Of the Cloverdell Farm. near
Colmar. Montgomery county. Pennsylvania.
has Just bought the great stallion Director.
2:17. from Monroe Salisbury OF Pleasanton.
Cal. for $4,000.
Director was great race horse In his day.
as his record indicates. He was sired BY Dc
tator. q full brother to Dexter. and has
achieved greatness in the stud. the champion
PAGER Direct. 2:O8. being one Of his sons He
has number OF other trotters and PAGERS in
the list. and is regarded as one Of the greatest
OF living sires.
Mr.. Moore has. during the past few months.
paid nearly 5000. 900 for trotting stock Of tho
choicest strains. It being his aim 70 estsblish
bluest; blooded families IN the Stud Book; Re
brother to sunol: Mambrino Maid. Palo. Alto
Belle. Annorean., and other famous trotters
Mr. Moore some time ag3 determined to buy
price on his famous stallion. The Californian
named $750O0. and there was no Quibbling.
The horse Is now on his way to his n6w
home in Pennsylvania. where he will be mated
with number Of the superbly bred mares
purchased from time totime.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-02
GOING At IiRAPI0IY,
How the Mistakes wh,a sys y.
Made by so Many In thb Il sx.S\
be Entirely Avoided. "

be Entirely Avoided. "
We hear great deal about "purisv,rs -.
blood" OF course IL the blood IA dissas.S 4.
must be purified. but It does not follow shss
even then you will have good health. sunnoss
the blood lie pure but the nerves AbatfArsd
What thenp Will there be health: Win thsr.
be happinessf Every one knows that thla hin
be impossible W."
Ills not enough. then. to simply purify Tia
blood. You must do more. You must ses "a
your shaken nerves. possibly Weakened ~ ~
grip or the severe weather. Indeed. INA srs.ss
way to purify tho blood 10 to build m ~
nerves. for when the nerves ARE stssnS ~
blood will purify itself very auicki,,
Road the statements that follow. ThSS -.
from people whose blood was impure. but Wa
set about purifying 1t in the right way rhAv
did not resort to cheap nervines. ssrsApas,ri M
or other nostrumS. but utilized recent "a
great discovery:
suffering from IMPURE blood ana nstvorse ~
Ihad dyspepsia In rs worst form. =, sncd
coming up after eating.
"Paine's Celery Compound remedied Al, ths4
and am proud to speak good word Tor snAh
wonderful medicine. Am treAtihk 4 NM.
Der OF my professional friends with TIA cAN.
pound. and telling them Of the rrAsA ssftsSs
1t has done me. NELSON DECKkk
New fort."
Il have used two bottles OF pains's cxiA<v
Compound and ithas given entire sstishctson
as an appetizer and blood purifier.
~. l. BERNER
"watertown. DakotAs
There was time. not many Year, sipo vAs,
simple purifying Of the blood wAs IN ~
people thought they needed. But thu wtei6
has advanced We now know that fittt d IN
the nervous system. which is nearer "a M.
itself than anything else. must DO prASsrvAd
in order to retain health or lengthen me. This
is common sense as we'll as science. Do nht
be deceived therefore. Insist upon hAvtns M
best and latest and thus be certain of heath.
happiness. and long life
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-02
rleaty Or Matter ss- WAssl.s. 70 Dise.ss


The National Racing Board of the League Of Amer
lean Wheelmen will held meeting In this city next
week, probably Saturday. April O. The racing rules
will DO thoroughly overhauled. and many nsedful
changes made The question Of handspring will be
considered. and the present method may DO changed
western member OF the league suggests that tho
handicappsrs should be compelled to pay license for
the privilege of ocatng each year This idea while
practical In sense. makes no provision for how
many handicapped there shall be In each district
According to tns pap any mnT uP1a p: Of
H. .asPsss,on : ootsa upon very
II Is likely that nm increase IN the number Of hand
cappers will be made. and new districts apporionsd
on tor them A. present tho handisspIer. Isoeive ~
s'as: Gs ny q As Il:
number Of Esndicappsrs in each dlstriSt will grssty
facilitate the work The matter viii be fully discussed
BY tho new Hoard.
consideration ReasonAb!s allowance should be adops.
3D. and rule made r.strie,ng the distances. 20 be q
lotted men 10 the different events. Racing men, and
sysn i:w Of r. nnsdissRPs.. f:ySr Iss:5ot.on q
for novices Heretofore the scratch men have stood
little chance handicap raoea The nmitssion Of hand
up thslr men and make eood anis6. hs1disap races
The scra.sS men have AWAY had hard time getting
ESorts are also likely to be made 10 aduss the prize
aas..io1 Tnsss s,ssns feeling % the that
present sxiss managers can offer articles Of al
The saexsstons to appoint ofncisl referees In the
yarioas DECISIONS OF tss League T. hsiy to es killed
they are not expected to pass favorsbly upon the
scheme
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-02
NEW FORKS 1osrSe FLESH
A Few Games with tie Xsviers Wouia rut
Fowers's Men In Condition.

The game played yesterday between the New
Yorks and xAviers furnished the former with
more practice In batting and base running
than they have had this season. 1t was
quietly whispered around previous to the
game that the Cherry x players wero phenom-
enons. and would come very close to whip
ping Powers's men. This. however. proved to
be an April Joke for the Xavlers put up the
sorriest game seen at the Polo grounds In
many . season. Tho well, well. we'll" man
WAS there TO root for the Xaviers, but after
the first inning he hid himself behind the
bleachers. -
The New Yorks did little else but run to first
on balls and 60. the remaipder Of the way on
errors. Occasionally they got . chance to
whack the ball on the nose As the New Yorks
seorsd from one to four runs each and took
be seem that they put In aeood day., work x
thAnks. About 500 persons sat throughout
the game. When the last man was out. We'll.
room. became abusive. and got a cool recep-
tion 10 the shape Of two buckets OF water. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-02

r The casting out Of the devn
Of disease was once q sign
of authority.
Now we take q little moro
time about and cast out
devils by thousands--we do
It by knowledge.
Is not a man who Is taken
possession of by the germ Of
consumption possessed Of =
devilf
A little book on CAREFUL
LIVING and SCOTS Emulsion
Of cod-liver oil win tell you
how to exercise him if il can
be done.
Free.
Seer Downs, chsniss, sss South s,h Avsssa
YsE irussss ksps sesus Haulyssa ssesa.sv~
se-sl lN6Ste svayvAsrs d. u.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-02
a LITTLE MT or HoRPH1.
hlaeksur,s Defeats BirA a.a SHARES IL,
lSHAA With IAaksr.

LoNDox. April THE hfth round OF the
tournament brought Blackburns and his old
opened hostillties with 1. PIX B 4. but Black.
ing 1...P-K4. BlAckbuSns then. by eivina
up second pawn. obtained lively attack.
which he pursued with usual brilNsney and
vigor. After thirty movss Bird found himself
mtpus rYok. FhSreuppa he resigned.
Mason played huy Lopez against LAsker.
school. defended with 3. ,Et-k q & Neither
player VA. ailqwed 70 shsd Bis llsht ii fropt.
twenty. second move. fhSs ISSksf and SisSE.
burne are heading the list. eech having won
three games.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-02
R,eharAso. VIII Play In washington.

wAnIsGroS. April 1.-"Danny Richardson signed
with US to-day. and will accompany Kne and myself
to Washington Monday the latter player also having
accepted our terms" Such were the contents of
despatch received this evening by Secretary Wagner
from his brother. tho President OF tho Washington
Baseball Club and which caused the greatest ent6us.
asm among the local cranks at the capital. Subse.
9usntly another telegram was received directing that
eehoek and Wood be released, and President Young
was notified promptly OF this action and the neces.
sary papers VIII be signed and prom gsted to morrow
Owing to continued bad weather and the unfsyorable
condition Of the grounds no game was played to-day
and the contest schsdned for tomorrow between tic
Columbia Athletic Club team and the Wasl Vtons bss
been indefinitely postponed for the same reason.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-02
Nsthias the Matter with ZInnernaa In
Eaglana.

The objections which the National Cyclists Onion the
whsslmsn's governing body In Engsnd were expected
TO raise against the amateur standing Of Arthur A.
Zimmerman. will hsrdiy mstsriatzs. After thinner.
mans arrival IN England IL asserted that he would
be debarred from competing In the amateur events
but Investigations by the Cyclists Union have been
made and they hsys fully e1onerstsd him fsr his
London Country, Cycling, aud Athletic Club also In.
vestieated the Awater Imbrog0. and the result was
the election Of Zimmerman to ncn sershp IN the club
Zimmerman IL ~ psesent training At tie Heyne Hill
ardent admirers 6smOnd fear hat the latter viii
have to ride remarkably fast 70 beat the American
Tss: bsi.;S,:. 6 sS:ss =. :a seem:
mssca e, then S,s Yer; s,s ts
the London Country Club Will Be abls TO bring about
match between the two before xtmmesmsns fsturn TO
America. :.
Europe IL K h. ambition 20 inset and Y possible. do
pose return home until next fall lie recently rode
alnils the Hsrne Hin track insids Of minutes 10
seconds The climate agrees with him perfectly.
III. crack r.slss nsA q sss New roIk and Manhs..
cling oAysoeiANpns meet at Cambridge on June
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-02

Earned runs--New York. 2. Two.baae hits-Ternap.
Lyons. TnfssSas: hit-dSrs; sacrncs hitswLyoIs
"a. Lyons. Bassett Taylor Wilbur MCNAMARA Frat
base on errors-New iorl; Bases On ealls.By sui
Struck suIIissnI " baylor I BY MeSamsra .2
{; Xavier A. q. = wild pitches-sniiivan. q Taylor
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