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THE BnrrzySIA,s FIRST RACE
What the Epp1ish Papers Have 20 bSS
Ahout an, N,y Racing Caters.

| About the New Racing Caters.
All OF the leading English sporting paperf
have extensive accounts of how the Prince Of
Wales's cuttor Britannia won the hoyal
Thames Yacht Club regatta on May 20 ano
hS5S sna A.. p1eyn YE'IIs and
ter. in speaking OF tho race. says:
pas an SRei0,So ,oSP on sG p. ia ths oSsn
vessel. ssss .as
ss4e y:t :aa . hs r.sas sour"o @
w1@ rsnss .. snf Ty
either Gs yinI r.ybs .. s2 2Sf.'sF
fsir Srr regatta erss eour.. ."nn ia modeas Wsathe
Pss %s Sds. %
ss s IN the EGEss Gp' on asoas
ss:sd ~o%is ssy sssS: S: s:in psl,.nSis %SI.
sssSaiiP' ssSna b. SHss sss t.. ssa the Ps
tive feet ,he longer inyshow ysswnS, S,hX' n IN.
HSsys. H1sy e sub SFHy; ses. very :s
Rni esa a. .s: &:
.s.ps bssi !" s' S heat
clearly SotS1, Ta. :s;se,Sry n, q. eo. ,a xs" Oh '
Tho Feds comments arc as follows:
Tho feature In the new cutters which made tns
@ ON e % fSe general
ssIss appeared TO b. that wa. srsqsen,y at pf.y
%s,s na sst Of H,'5 .. all s IL !SR
y.rs enough to the conventional form 81 he
nSi 3 psfs.p. 4 sh. curve @ q %oT a;
have BEEN obsssed @ % TO- %sSouss msn,
have been exactly the same In charhc!er h9WeNert
this ANAL mAtter and the uneducateo eye OF
the rising generation. untramneiled by comparisons,
will grow love the viking stem Just as the past gem
erntions did the swan stem. -.....
The real point of interest TO yachtstnen is Nnetnss
CalIuna or Britannia shows any advanSe on Tp p.qsI
types in the way OF speed and seaworthlnes IhEe.
for instance yachs hfe Rose OF Devon ann
(hey are of about the same length ana wclRbt M no
cutters and do not think there 10 muon uouot
that they would be comfortable As boats anu
drIsr tGnn the but pat the spars ana san srehn
britannia OF them. and We think the result
would be very surprising reversal In taVor oi 'ho now
craft. =. ,..-
We have learnt how to make craft OF given.
rth carry SAL spread and consequentl
ly attain AN Unprecedented speed: and II me sal
sprea IL reduced to what we used to regatu AS oru
ing proportions there is reason why the racer OF
10 day should make good cruiser as the racer
did twenty years ago. Whatever the merits o. thess
britannia, valkyrto. and CSIiunaI,iths much ~ ,s
sAtisfactory they well butt crnft. anu
their contraction reflects the highest credit
upon and bniders We have referred 10 the
sail spre of the vessels being exceptona.
but roaiy only applies TO Britannia and VAkvfie
as Cailuna has nothing much out OF the way Also. y
shouii be remembered that. in referring to sai
spreads large small what is possible or reasonhbie
IN this country 10 ony comparative as what may %
done in America In the way Of canvasing 10 very uit
ferenL
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ACADEMY BOYS IN THE FIELD.
Tho Sacred Heart Athletes Have q Good
Days Pleasure.

Ihe hffh annual athletic games OF the Sacred Heart
c. held at Academy Field Sound ye,ter
day afternoon. was great success The events were
numerous and when the shadow OF night came on
many OF them had to be cancelled. The band of tn.
Catholic Protectory present and so was Roger Con
nor hrst oaseman of the New York Baseball Club who
got quite reception from the crowd Roger came ia
MS nephew Joseph Casey strive for honorA Tho
sa,. p and foItyyard Run
Time. % seconds.
One.hundredyArd Run-ClnasA Final heat won by
James Clinton. with James Z. walker second. Time,
one,hnndredyard Run-clas. r. Final heat WIN bv
M Leo ., Donovan. with James j. Rodgers second. Tine
HE H Joseph ,d McGill with James A. Clinton second
9G,.rh 9". 4 ..,oI rS:I with John b cavnaso second
sask ,RS EseeIyass for boys under - years old
+ T Sil!ss,pe second and Thomas V. Mcdonald ,lrd
sgd ss ff5sa FrsSs ! TR
;hundre and twenty.yard Hurdle RnceHc,Ass A.
sna M%n Si ss' Tm
Won M hundred and .wenty.y Hurdle KaceClAss B.
faney third 'A rne Is .scond. second
cInns Tug Of warnsee9nd AcGaenic GA,s Wen by Lou,
K.iraia John wIts a..pa James SsyRs DSys.
q csss SSss1s Won by Lon.. Greg
Ssv XII apeh0T shS ISnn Whs Tpom. nRS
tnP. r.i,ss f:r!sy Alfred obonovaa George
AuUert0n. ana James Martin,
standing Broad Jump. Scratch-Won by Philip J.
Dunn with feet IL inches: James E. Walker, second
with feet inches
Throwing the Four,een.pound Hammer-won by Jas
A. Clinton with IS feet 10 inches: James 7. Ifynes
second. with 81 feet
One ha!'-mi!s wak-won by William II Flynn. with
John n. Zaamea cOnf. Time. minute 25 seconds
Ffty.yard Run. Class A-FiHal heat won by Joseph r.
hcGtil with James Conley second. Time seconds.
Flfty.yArd Run. Class B-FinaI heat won by James p
Walker with Ed II; Putt second Time. 2.6 seconds
Plfty.yard Run. Glass C-final heat won by John X
White. with John Cavinato second. Time. seconda
Special Race NIFTY yards for Toys under six years
Won by Willie lenIessy. with Jules Aubertin second.
Time. 10 seconds
Pole Vault for Height-Won by Joseph N O'Connor
with feet inches: James Hynss second. with
feet 7incheE
Half. mile Bicycle Race-Fina heat won by John b,
Zaamea. with I. PIuukett second Time. minutes
20 seconds.
Running High Jump, Glass Avon by Philip ]. Dunn,
with feet II inches James A Munsell second. with
feet 10 inches.
Three.legged Race. Glass A--Ons hundred yards.
Won BY Philip j. Dunn and William Flynn: Ed r. Puts
and Frank Gilles esrle second.
Three-Ieggsd Race. Glass Bone hundred yards
Won by j. Faherty and John Gallagher Alfred
O'Donovan and John Cayinato second.
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TRIAL or THE CoLoNIA
Fixed for Next saturdsy-The Morgan Nos
500, 70 be Launched.

F1Sed for Next saturdry-The Morgan boa'
Soon to be Launched.
Bn1sToI. June 4.-Saturday. Juno 10. Is now
hxed upon for tho trial OF the Colonie' tne
Rogers syndicate yacht. which Is being htteu
out at the Herreshoff works The rigRers are
again at work on her and making Rood pro.
Rress. Capt Han will have his crew on poard
tomorrow to help get things into shane. ine
cabin work is nearly finished and 1t Is as plain
and light as possible.
As the boat lies at the North Pier sho looks
much larger than the Navahoe. but this Is
probably due to the fact that she is painted
white and that she Is still above her Ines
Some lead will be put inside to bring her Just
whore she ought to be. Capt Han. although
acentreboard boat is his preferences, Is very
reason why she should NOT DO very fast He
thinks. though. that, the Morgan boat with
her constantly smooth Tobln bronze bottom.
which might am cunt to Eve minutes over tho
sS source 4 she happened to Gatch @ them WITH With
on Thursday or Friday.
hoSd Ro ess' ns and sn VIII @
eIsetIie buffers The 1rm expect to get the
have ever been turned out from their shops.
The decks are being laid and the he lead @ keel
moulds, in Just the place under the Tobin
bronze keel which the sections should, occupy,
understood that the flrm 10 under forfeit OF
$1,000 to give the Morgan boat trial trip By
Juno 80. Tho launch ought to take place In
about ten days
The Navahoe lies at anchor In the harbor.
OF the works. with her sails unbent Next
main boom will be taken out, tho smaller
cruising spars put In. and the rigging made
to Mt Workmen are busy chipping out the
eight tons OF lead which is 10 be removed. but
1t Is not likely to bo finished for week.
The sun., 1893-06-05
Baseball Notes.

| There arc few strike outs this year
| McSabb is pitching winning ball for Baltimore.
| Anson is playing Lang. his new " hnd." at second
John T. Brush saw the New Yorks win Saturdays
Bennett and CAMEL arc catching great ball for
| Boston.
Ferry werdsn's coaching sounds like the rag man in
the alley.
Davis and Doyle have become great favorites with
New Workers
Reltz of Baltimore is considered to be tho coming
The Bos.ons have made fewer sacrifice hits than any
team In the League.
Jim o,Rourks !. very popular with the member. of
Bobby Lowe has more than nllsd Joe Quinus shoos
at BostOn's second base.
Rusie viii pitch for New YORK to-day. with Gleason
in tho points for ST. LOUIS
Baldwin and Rosie should be alsernatea in the box
until Crane gets into form
Tho nrst League umpire to be protested 10 ydor
Baitimore IL the fsulInnier.
Mich OILS claims that games . week are enough for
any pitcher under II new rules.
Tom Mccarthy Of the Bostons q doing better work In
left neid than ho did in right neid.
grounds aS @ on bseoration Day was iI2ooo ''' ''''
a sna as box "
which make. Impossible Tor Ward 20 play S,m HAH'
Pat Murphy the old New York y, catcher ha. been
SNYDER said to be the nrst umpire this season to
cali a strike on man who purposely bunteI q foul
Ss s a not sis
within week, Cincinnati on Monday and ST. Louis on
Kelly win be able TO catch REGULARLY ths week, which
VA enable DSyss ses x play centre h' Harry ty0nss
= "a sSs ss. f1S Ssas Sisss.a 'ns: fs
W. G IIAILaThrty thousand psI,ons attended the
sIosus Ss% @ a.s city on Nay 81 1885,
!ss mafSns . 1ai s hrS9a1 aa.:sh ON
ntav fha AHy I'm af hat nln
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ON THE HARLEM TERDAY
Plenty OF Oarsmen Out, but the Old Excite
ment Lacking.

The Harlem River yesterday presented an active ap.
pearAnce. but the excitement which pas
tho Sundays of tho past four nve Weeks lack
The general subject of discussion at all tho club houses
was the regatta OF last Tuesday the largest and ost
successful ever held by the Harlem Association. 1t
was freely commented upon that but one In the
regatta rowed stripped to the buf and general
prise was expressed that the Regatta Committee did
not Insist upon this crew wearing their handsome
rowing shirts.
the laying down of two three members or at
the finish OF race as though they had tainted This
rck becoming too common OF late and the the
tends to throw di.cfed upon the other tho
Grew while, on the other hand II the men obliged
Ssn.r os captain NO; to Pp; he man in an,
perform th. trick in race never do so during tho
Lard trials While training knowing that II they did
There rev VIII be one and probably two match races to
S 81 bs sra al IN TIL
IN s1s o. a.. s IN Ss gsRs boat h S5o5s
was prevented fEoia competing in the nnals BY Walter
S1Sdfna Sss ss Of as Lone Mne won hts heat and
to s snow which i, .hs better man h,. Srered eds
race ife former has Accepted I, was rumorsd yes
Serday hat Ike invitation had been sxtsnded by tho
Ses. cab to tho shell crew OF the ua'0n
las Wysnoks Boa. Club yesterday celebrated thu
somest aud most conmodious on the Harlem River.
] sa iy'Ty n
gathering ot oarsmen. 4 small stage was erected at
snuousy occupied with frsteiass artists IN ths ya
Ions speciaities OF singing dancing reading. recita-
Al intervals few friendly boxing bouts took place
tenth Of he Joining Of the club by fresi
hhhdsomely framed crayon portrait OF himself and .
That tue Long Island Association did wise thing in
Several Of The captains Of tne Harlem River club.
training for the Long Island Assocation's regatta.
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Activity Among Hudson River Yachtsmen.

SING sISo juno A-The NTH annual regatta OF the
Yonkers Cornthan Yacht Club will be sailed satur-
day. June IL It will be open to all club yachts
bers OF the New York Yacht Racing Association Tho
start will be made 10 O'Clock possible from
the club house at tue foot OF Park street YonEers.
1he Will be decided upon the morning tho
regatta, according TO tho wind and weather Tho Re-
gatta Committee consists OF Franklin A. Rigby, John
Dickson. J. Howard Clapp. Frank NJ Ward. and Edwin
Moore; Jr. The li.t Of entries close on Wednesday,
June II. At O'Clock with franklin A. Eigby, chair
of the Regatta Committee 20 Warburton avenue.
YonkeE
will hold its nrst annual regatta on Saturday Jnne "a
The organization 10 ~ member OF the New York Yacht
Racing ASSOCIATION, Valuable prizes will! DO awarded
TO tho winning yachts.
House Committee Of The sing Sing Yacht Club
Commodore Ralph II. StrOnR OF tho OssnnK Yacht
Club Of this vAse put his cabin sloOp yacht TOpsy
In commission. Last season tho Topsy was paint oil
white. but everybody remarked that II rather
odd to Abino Topsy tho owner has changed the
color to red.
Rear Commodore Charles s. Raymond Of the Sing
sing Yacht Club getting his 22foot cAtrgged yacht
Hastings
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The members of the Hudson River Yacht Club had 4
rala time Yesterday on their annual summer regatta
Their pretty little club house. at tie foot OF Ninety.
second street the Hudson River was thronged all
day with pretty girls who devoured clam chowdsr.
and. incidentally. shouted encouragement 10 their
friends on tho boats.
Tho course which was triangular one. started from
eboat anchored OF tho club house to Fort Lee,
thence to Guttenburg and back The large boats went
around twice The starting signal was 1t5 O'CLOCK
ist at hirh ater ana the yachts made good tmo to
the nrst mark light southsrly breeze Later on the
wind shifted to the southeast and fnhly dropped on
altogether, and the late comers had to drift In
Twenty yachts started in the various classes Iho
winners Were: Class A. Forpyth; Class u. Gypsie;
Class O. wihona wnkover Glass D. c. J. Moore; Class
E. Clara s.: Clhss O. Irene. wakover: Class Ii, MOS
Quito; Class ]. julie. The summary:
,,,ss ,-r.n,x .toops orrp 70 ryEI
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: Handicap. for all ages:
-, THIS Is the programme for Gloucester to-

day: W
rM.t ,f, Rs,Gf,sITiys,eishth. Of mile. Lomax. orsor
Aartel Grafton. Piedmont. and Judge Mitchell, 10;
p0adnMds ,aSh; Gnta9ng Bonnie Lass. Aorning Glory
Second nAesnss and quarter furlongs thrseysar
sits nd M,1 Enss ss rG; Lyr'
ponds; GomrAds Gold Pan d.rss1us GO iasty Noon a
ca and Fleurette. lOf each,
foafth RRoe-s!x and = half furlongs. Big Man, lo7
Pounds; Tar and Tartar. 1o6i Annorsan 1o2; uouri
FIFTH Race-Haf mile; twey0ar.olds DiIsey colt
EShics colt Downcast. Santa Rita colt. Honey spear
.So .s:h e ss
brAvo, and Duke OF Gloucester pB each ~
Sixth Race ,ssytp.sghtbs Of mile beaten horsea
aR asasI nssontrs and WyOIins 100 pounds each
SsqS's Is s.i Sy s.sy fbSbS Van Dyke and Good
Tho following is tho programme for Gutten.
First E.os-Pgrso $500 Of whioh $50 TO second and
i3 Wbnsi.,s ssainE aMo nyS fnrlonSS lkena
hsadSws so Jim SorVslL Goi fi.i cOs ": MAJ ar
Seccnd haes Purse sloo of which $50 to second and
lls; hs,y Mnirsd ssidins. los; jennie V. ss: jss:
Third Racs-Purso $500 Of Which sJo 10 aSIona ana
sS6to third; selling AlowAncss; slI furlonEs One
III; TEN Tough. 40: FaEot, lo7: GlAdi1lor. iO2;
A5,Ae loz Play or Pay io2; Necorrnsot lo2; Uprosf
F.arth Raes-Purss 500. of which $50 to second
and $50 - third selling alowaness mile and fut
Riee, Os; Nirsle. lOa: Laura y, loo. --'
ntta EAco-Pnrse Ston Of which $50 to second and
S1S 70 third isling AOwsAssa four aud half fur.
The sun., 1893-06-05
PiIisbury winas Up at Philadelphia.

PmLADELraIA- June 4.-PilIsbury. the Boston chess
champion, wound up his engagement at the
frankin Chess GLIB. Philadelphia, Last evening
with grand sim ultaneouh exhibition. A strong
team including J. ". Young, N. Morgan and
half OF play PIBbury had eight games lost four,
and drawn one In tbs afternoon Inc Bostonisn A.
X Robinson on even termA. The latter played P-Q4
opening lost the exchange at his move and
after nfty-nye moves fiusbary scored win.
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baseball Games To- day,

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN A.ocAroG
New York VS. st. Louis. at the Polo grounds.
brooklyn vs. Chicago. at Eastern Park.
Boston VS. Cleveland. at Boston.
Philadelphia Va cincinnati al Philadelphia
Washington vs. Pittsburgh. at Washington
Baltimore vs. Louisville. at Baltimore.
OrHK2 GANks
Harvard ". Brown. at Cambridge.
Georgetown W. Princeton, at Princeton
The sun., 1893-06-05
No Suit Against tho Pavon,. Yacht Clu,

To rHx EDITOR THE srS-si,: Tho true facts about
tho Paron!a Yacht Cubs litigation. which has Just
been argued before Chancellor NcG at Jersey City
a. follows:
The Pavonis Yacht Club bought and paid for tho
lot In question and holds tho title deeds thereto Tho
suit Is brought against Mrs. ". n Genin from whom
we purchased tho lot by Ar. Z. Champion compel
her to fuinll contract which he claims made with
him TO sell him the lot and which sold TO Ea-
turnlly the club was made co. defendant
The club 10 in very excellent financial condition
owning in its right 500 900 properly
The lot in question paid f0r in cash as tho records
~ Freehold will prove Very truly yours.
VIZ. j. KENT.
Chairman Board Of Trustees. p. !. C
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20 4 OPENING

Hodges subsequently played an unfinished
game with MAJOR HanhAm. The latt er had the
worst OF the game on Saturday, but yesterday
succeeded in getting Hodges into a trap.
rebuke. " oee"uu
follows '0' A"n' 10 I'D
oIapp won two games lost four: Dema ar won four
kuIes ioS two; HarhAm won four game es lost three:
nonser won fonr games lost two Hoiladay. won ono
game ost nve; lssacson. three and a half rnmes
lost two and half; Ryan, won rve games lost thre.
half A''' ss'Aes' io's snfeo nno u
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Swords
DEEAAR BEATS HODGES.
Ano veteran Chess Expert Plays in ver
brilliant StvIe,

Ane veteran Chess Expert Plays in VERY
Brilliant style.
The rooms OF tho Manhattan Chess Club
were crowded yesterday afternoon whom Eu.
gene Dslmar sat down to play A. B. Hodges
ior the mastership In the tournament now in
progress at the club. Hodges opened the
game with P-o 4. but Delmar made It an
irregular game by playing P-Q Kt 4 in
replI' from the SCORE Of the Rame 1t will be
seen that Delmar really surpassed himself
when; with 80. Kt K P. he initiated a brilliant
com oihation TO which Hodges could not find
= satisiactory counter demo stration. The
move. The score: 'N"i'"
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The first race for the silver loving cups presented to
tho PAvonia Yacht Club by vloo Commodore y. H. Ran
dali was sailed yesterday afternoon Tho following
chteoats took parts Water Lily. 70 feet owned by j.
zimmerman; vixen. 2tfset g inches owned by c. A.
EHott: Falcon, - feet 3 inches. owned by Whitney
and Romaine: Annie j.. % fec: inches. owned by
george W. James; Water witch. II feet q inches,
owned by L. ". Forbeil.
The boats went away to windward on tho FIRST log
under light southwest Wind. Tho Water Witch won
me race ~ minutes 30 seconds over the Annie J,
the other four boats did not nnsb The ourso wAsA
Triangular one Of hfteen miles being from eboat
east OF tho club house on the Comnnnipaw shore OF
New York Bay. to Robbins Reef bell buoy and return
tailet eyer twice Tho consolation race for other
race between the Water Witch and Annie j.:
Eidp.ed Co~rsasd
Water Witch. iH,ss,s EEon1 aa aa4ss,ss g.sIs
AMMO J.......... II 20 O2 20 40 IS > ~ So
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schot.lauder ut the City Club.

schothAnder. tho German chess player, visited tho
New York Chess Club on Saturday evening. when ten
gentlemen "a. down to give the Teuton a chance OF
showing mis- sk at instantaneous play. Alter couple
OF hours schottlandeT finished his task. He had won
six Loaf one. and drawn three. Tho score:
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Latham Heat. saunder. q. Court Tennis.

Assriss OF tennis matches have been arranged be-
tween Peter Latham ana Champion Saunders in Eng.
land The nrst match was decided on Saturday. May
30 At the Queens Club west Kenaiugton 1t resulted
~ yis'oIy Tor Latham Who received the odds OF
form. but could not mAks much heAdVAy Agsinst
LathAma almost faaltsss play Saunders lost the nrst
ILL. Ills playing hewsv.E improved as the game went
with some good playing In tho fourth sci which hs
losi through rather hard luck. Latham won the
strokes to l4l. 80
Great Exposition Flyer leaves Grand Central Station
H.. arrives Chicago 10 next morning via Now
The sun., 1893-06-05

News OF the IIorse world.

sr LouIs June t-StatiStlrs of tho tmrty.ons days
meeting az the Fair Grounds show thAt47a horses g.
eapiurei sioD and ever N stakss and purses, Ins
S6,pb5.
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How the Wolfe Tones Hur,.

The hurting match at Ridge wood Park yesterday wAs
ssurprlse 10 tho spectators The crack Irl.hAtnrrrsn
team were defeated In an easy manner by tho wofs
Tones ~ brooklyn Tho match. however. Was Gor,ey
contested in the Hrst half. the vIctora uetny Two
goals and three points 10 tho slrsh.AsrcAns, one goa!
and t%o points In TIE second halt the wo!to Tones
walked away from Ibeir oppOntntA Tbs nnaI scpro
was WofsIones.5 goals and fpo!nts Irtnh. Amrrsaus
goa. and points. The tsansi
The sun., 1893-06-05

OLYMPIC, 7: RiDGKwooD o.
Tho Rdgewoois of Brooklyn defeated the Olympics
At Paterson yesterday afternoon. Both pitchers did
remarkably we'll but the visitors got In their hits al
opportune times. which accounts for their viCtory.
The sun., 1893-06-05
The PARKW.fYY MATINEE,
Senator McCnrty's Hen Davis Trots the
Fractional Track In e,10 "a.

On Saturday afternoon the Parkway Driving
Club Of Brooklyn had ono OF their uniformly
successful light harness matinees. The beau
tiful little park on the Boulevard was thronged
with members and visitors.
Z H. Heard demonstrated how good track
the half mile RIM at Park way 10 by driving Sem
ator John McCarty's chestnut aslding Bon Da-
Wis t2:10H) an exhibition milo In 2:1GA. Ben
Davis is eight years old was bred In California
by b. c. Holly. and made his record of 2:l05I
on o milo track at Lexington in 1891. He is
by Great Tom. by Pathfinder. O grandson II
tho famous Morgan trottine stallion Vermont
Black Hawk Summary
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The winners wersi Class =, Charles IIReen's Emm
IT,. walkover: class B. H. Rehbein's Columbus: ola,s
y. Jac0by's Venus. walk0vsr: class d. John OBrien
Jessie, walkOver; class T.. A. SMITHS PRIDE class
Lax Brothers Anglesea: class q, Moore Small
Tcnny; cIass II, q. A. WrghtB Crocus-
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The Barry. Kicked and Then Len t.yrl,ld.

Ihe championship match yesterday at Gaelic foot
Dali between the hitches Of brooklyn and Barry, ot
Jersey City was won by tho Gitchels after tho usual
Kilkenny row. Tho Brooklyns made three points 10
the BaTys nothing IN the nrst half and the M.,chcs
added four points in tho second half. Then the In.
scrap occurred and the spectators rushed qp0n
sisarsd N. RRoPpsng ne game Whsn ths he,h vas
w - -N '0
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Sunday on tho Diamond.

The st. Louis team visited Paterson yesterday after
noon to play the strong semi professional club of that
city. The Patsrsons gave he National League team
good game. but they were unable to solve Carksou's
delivery. hsakiE. . weltknOwu twtrer OF this vicinity
WAS pitted against the Westerners and did excellent
work Both teams played brilliant game in the
nsld. The score:
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10tAs,.,... 7 7 II II ] TUIAE.,'... IT 2
Earned runs-OlympicS 2; RidgewooGs p First
base on balts-on smith ?; Lanmar I, struck out
base hlts-FarreiL Ellis. Hatfield, Connars l2l Dunn
kIol.n b.,e.-CnIiSn ~ Warner Jons. ca Livingston
by p,icRer-By spith. 3; by Laninau l. Wild pitch
Smith J. Unpire-Lemmy. Time-2:Oo
CUBAN CiiNrL Ia: iRoSsIDEs.3 g.
AT Newark Yesterday the Cuban Giants had an sasy
tima n the !rVns.des, IhS score. -
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YorkviIle Yachts In n Light Breeze.

mo ninth annual regatta Of the yorkvlls Yacht Club
was held yesterday Long Island Sound in light
southeastery breeze. Eighteen out OF the twenty
crossed tho limo wher tho starting signal
sounded at IL O'Clock of the club Por: Norris.
The courso for classes A. c. u. and II was to and
around GanRway Buoy and RETURN while classes D. y;
=, nnd @ went to stepping Stone Light The judges
boat was the sleop Charles weie IN charge OF Capt
for going over tho wrong The others finished
close together. The summary:
CLASS A-cABis sLooYs oyTR % YEEr.
The sun., 1893-06-05

Bass Ball, Polo Grounds, To-day.
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The sun., 1893-06-05

baseball. Eastsrn Park. 4 p. NJ. To-day.
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