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WASHINGTON. 10: NEW YORK. 8.

1t was Mark Daldwin's turn Yesterday to +, take
the modene ra1G by nit4h St IN n" not
sun. and was real dough for tho Scnatorla!
sugGcrs. He didn't reeve very good IEuppl3r,, pl3rI
T. S 7s St New Yofk the smS s WORK On
be moved. Ward placed Shorty Howe On third ,,;
base, Howe may bo a star out in WcstiiciI.
not not a Gowlins success. But. while he did
thins fas the eTpis other New York; % With the
OF Harry Lyons and Milligan. couldn't do
And that brings to IN ind that Harry Lyons was was
lie. HI hit the bali safely thrice. mnde aev;
eral beautiful catches in deep centre Hold md
his snr Ip ie Exception. the New YorS played as
II 1t was the last day of the season ana they
"fFs "Sc in sSsa tTsts MoPs P'iI Sankcd in the first inning
pitching. He gave tour bases ON balls M and was
wild throw by Milligan yielded eight runs: New
York scored threo in the last half Il th2 inning
% Sn ds hRwes eenrs fHss and WHO ay I FoW to e
Stricken. a hut by Lyons and BuTke's sacriice.
In the fifth Burke never stopped running alter
threW Su ccaP stNy "vcr Eartns head and Wiso WHO
s tss sscRss s nFST hssG e sfSp fSTk BfS nMfS
a. third In other woFdf EGdS S.a %1ae h0%s as
Mgaa Hn ntS al second in the last ha Of the sixth
Inning. Lyons hit safely and Fuller put up an
shocking mum, and Mark scored only after
he had stopped running between third and
With the score to in Washing nGton's favor.
the loo cIanks expected to get at least u
run for their money. But their hopes were
I'm IN ed lately dn~hea to earth in the seventh
Inning when Baldwin weakened again and
ORourke's men scored five runs Hits by
ORourke. Stricken. sullivan. Eadtord. and
Hoy, O base ON balls. missed GrounLer by
Ward. md a tumble and y rank mutf ly Tier
nan did the business pretty electually. IN
New Yorks half Stricken threw Wards
grounder wild Tiernan got four balls. Con-
nor's grounder to Wise was thrown high to
Sullivan at second and the bases were nlled.
Shorty Howe came to time with a mucn-
needed single to right. scoring Ward and
Tiernan. hut AS there was nobody coaching ut
third. Connor was easily thrown out at that
base.
Baldwin sent Lsrkin to first on balls in tho
eighth Ted took second on Stricker's baser
to centre. reached third on passed nall. and
scored on Suivan's sacriilcc. Stricken got
around. too. on two errors by Howe. O'kourke
made Washington's last run in the ninth Ivy
hitting hard to left centre for II base, moving
up on Larkins fourth base on halls and rum
ming home on n nice hit by Farrell to right.
Ward beat his Grounder to Sullivan and Tier
nan fliod to Hoy. hut the latter. in an attempt
to double up Ward at first. threw badly and
johnny ran to second. Give 'em rum"
commanded Capt ORourke. SO Farrell stayed
back from the plate and Ward ran across the
rubber. That was New York's last effort The
0cOre:
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CORNELL LED ALL THE WAY.
HER FRESHMAN CREW BEAT CoLUM-
BIA BIZ NEARLY TEN LENGTHS.

The Lads from Csyura Lake Pulled n Mas.
ter stroke, aud Only for n uend mino
wouid Likely Have Broken tho TWO
mile Eceord-Harvard's Fast spurt.
NEW LONDON. Juno 20.-Like the red Sene.
cas- and Cayugas Of old the eight bronzed
Comedians from Lake Cayuga. took the time
after corn planting to 60 out and look ior
scalps- And as their predecessors so ire
quently did, they have left the war traii to-
night with another long string OF scalps IN
their canoe.
The Columbia Cornell two.mlle freshman
race here this afternoon was procession
from start to finish. Cornell won by nearly
ton boat lengths, In the fair time OF 10 min
utes 8 seconds: Columbia's Is time was ~ MIN
utes ~ seconds. The worlds record oil U
minutes Al seconds. made by Columbia In
1891, therefore remains unbroken.
The conditions for fast race could not have
been better when the two crews ranged In
line at the second mile flag In the four-mlle
varsity course, shortly after o'clock this al
ternoon. There was a light northwest wind
blowing down the course, the water was like
oil. and the ebb tide ran down ut the rate
OF three knots per hour Between tho sloping
green banks Of the river small fleet OF yachts
and steamers lay along the course deckcd out
with cours of the rival eights. anu lending
beauty and harmony to n splendid picture.
hot sun blazed down over all
Tho Cornell crew. stripped to scarlet TRUNKS,
were sent out by Courtney. after ho had de-
lvered u few characteristic remarks 70 thcn.
Columbia, fresh from Coach Bandlers hands.
and clad In blue. already awaited them. Ihe
upra
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Emerald Gun Club shoot.

twenty-five members OF the Emerald Gun Club were
present at Dexter Pak yesterday to shoot for the new
club medals In their several classes Each shot at ten
birds club handicap club rules for tho best percent
age OF averages for tho annual prizes K Dormiek
won the cass medal with n straight score. j. Horn
won tllc class media n!so with Nrhlght score. j.
Maesc! and H. Than lude each but were not cassi
Hell. Tie score:
Club shoo-J, Msesel. 70 yald.. 10; T Parcel, IS
yards L. Du.nrE 80 yards 10: i. Bulz ~ yards. Il
T. f?Rera!d q, yards +; IL. NosS 30 yards =; Dr.
hudson. ~ yards 81 g. Mars.l ~ yards y: woefel:
yaIls So l.. GehHR 80 yards, :. Cody, 70 yards. q
Hogan, 20 yards 4; T. kusssI ~ yards, q Fogarty
20 yards y. j. Matthews 20 yards Il Horn 26 yards
40; !. Denehy 20 yards. 4: u. "rsAt; 70 yards T.
swsepsIakt sGGot. Five Birds-W. Hartre. 3; X
ErgAn ssc o. a. yos. q Dr nas2a b5 oe H"a.os nSh
] (dIyided): X ReKan y; L. Doelnck. o.
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81. Joe Captures the Brewing Association
SInses.

sr LORI. June co-The chief event a. tho Fair
Grounds course to-day was ihe BTtw.n. Association
sakes A. one III 10 and sixteenth worth to the win
per 81 o;,o flere were three 81 Joe 1876
to g tlsaac Murphy w,n BY todr lengths from 'irse
dOr Cairo Reui third Time. l'325l The other
races resulted as foAUHs: ,o- 1870
money tArln,trUn.) won III cant-r b two lenRil 81:
Torn L. was second. lapped OUT By halrinka lime.
1884. o,, w,, -, -.
Int.fur ong dash. for t"o'year'ots Whir., III 4
:, a Irrrrnlnul won IN u ufivo by neck. hoy al
Prince as second, lengths before AlcenOr Time.
l:n,. =, ,,,. ,,,,,. ,h. .. . ,..-,.
WAS virtually et at the post Ecn htche ne second
rhnir. nan e uil a false start ellison, lO4,
Mo iArmstrongl won IN drive by half lengl h.
GEN Mitchell second, tapped out BY Dr. Wilcox Tine.
l;4TA at, ~ p,n,o oa , o., , ,,,..,,
won in drive from UrauIte BUpeep was third. Time,
;;Ijlr ,,.- ,.... ,....,., A.. A. .,,
IN g.t tho race owing TO The tclrgra
war LampIls sEteTs Geieat by L0"IAuGer was ~ sreat
surprise.
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Cu,c,co June "N-Thts was n hard day on the talent
at Hawthorne. mt one Tay".ite wnnng. summaries:
Fir.t iuc.-l cur and hAf n r.uIgs. James v Car.
ter itI3 A 10 iGuyIuglViy wOI Aunt Ida. 10 10
i NtSInugnter). rrond, Nay Fern llu. 1910 kcebe.
Ssconi i'are seDA,ngi on. mllo Astrskhnn. 1913. 8
iioodi,im 1ia = 10 J. Reagan), tuIrd Time l;4s
Third Race-llsniigap; one mile and a quarter.
&c to uIcj. second Ray H.. lls. 3to tNer. third.
'pourIn Race-Sx turionga sunshine whiskey lO7.
q 10 y ll Oylnglonl " n: kosyn. Iva. Sto urvngl.
second; kimberly lo'' 'tol Nosersh third TINS,
AIS ,., L,.,,.. - -. j, - -,
III TO (B.A.cey second: Clanor. l4i. to (Jen'
kinSl third lime IVA
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Odds and Ends or Sports.

Tho Regatta Committee OF the Middle States Regatta
Association Will hold meeting AZ the Hotel MArI-
borough tomorrow evening.
George Hogan called the polio, Gazette once yester
day and posted 500 support OF challenge night
Mike Leonard at l2S pounds give or take two pounds
for sl.uOO side and the largest purse. Leonard
does not accept Hogan will hght any man In America
at 125 pounds, for 81. 900 side.
The Coney Island Athletic Club will hold its as,io
piva tomorrow night. All OF the principals in the
ripple Joo Butler on hand. ft and eager
for tne iray Tue du.ky rniladelphan viii arrive
night and At repair TO tho island In the chief
contest OF the evening Jim pay b. OF his cew
srnebG anI association wIth Champion InrbetI Ia hot
farOrte with spOrtsmen. they argue that being
tamIiar wlth mot OF the caornans curves he must
necessarily be Rh,e to Stand Ol and whIp at leisure
hgheT strong and clever is WHO has only recen
ly begun 10 clmo the ladder OF fame.
The sun., 1893-06-21

CHICAGO. June 2o.-The third American Whist Con-
gress held its drst business session this morning In Ihe
rooms OF the Chicago Whist Club Preliminary to tho
general congress tho pay.on OF the tie between tho
Milwaukee Whist Club and the Capital Bicycis Club OF
Washington, ID. T.. IN the match lor the hamilton tro
ply. which left from tho congress- neld In
new York last osk place IN me presence OF many
spectators In the club rOohs yesterday afternoon
The match was by the capital Bicycle cub oy four
poiuts.
whist between the Chicago Whist Ciub ani visiting
delegations from The clubs Of other cities In this maj ch
there forty tables and two series OF games wera
played In the nrst series. t~eniy y.tour ab.ss me
oud series. sixteen tables the result was ue each
Hlla
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FINE TENNIS By THE LADIES.
Some Surprise In the First Dny's Play fol
the Championship.

the Championship.
PHILADELPHIA, June 20 -Wissahickon was
ablaze with pretty gowns this afternoon when
the ladies' tennis tourney for the championship
OF the United States was opened. Ihe large
number OF entries had created greater intor-
est than ever before, and society turned out In
force to sec the fair contestants battle for VIC
tory Tho tennis played to-day while good.
was not Of the excellent quality that will char
acterze the later play. This cannotbe expect
ed until the minor players drop out and tho
cracks begin to meet. The only contests OF In
tcrost to-day were those between Miss Schultz
OF New York and Miss Butler OF Augusta. Ca
Miss Moore OF Ridgewood. N. j. and Miss
Bankson of Philadelphia. and Miss kimble and
Miss Williams
In the first named contest Miss Schultz play
ed strong. steady game. while her southern
as sd not to IN the
Hohokus Valley champion 10y taking the sec,
ond set handly. and leading in the last until
MIS- Mss KIM Kms 1se and Miss had hot
bout of IT, which was only won by the former
The scores. in tho mems singles were not
game asaiTs; Talmaise Of Yale. LarIed and
and Hobart each winning set. The score:
S:H Mis-. ss Bfyn rSsas
Knss Kin. Ts%l% ,N cub By Ssas . n HS {
g. 90: Miss stone New York Tennis Cl,b beat Miss
bancroft, stenton Z. DO. 6-2 MISS Moore, no
hoSus. RidgN ood. j.. beat Miss Ned Belmont 60.
81.
FIRST RoundM Mss schultz, New York T G, beat Miss
Butler. Augusta Ga. ?-B. O.. 6-2: Miss Wsier.
Philadelphia, beat Miss CoLahan Belmont G-l, g.:
.ss Bent. steetun. beat Mis- Hannis. Belmont d-2.
75: Miss Moore. Ridge n. j. beat Miss bankson.
belmont. 80 6-3. S--i: Miss Beaumont, Belmont.
beat Mrs A. II. Harris. Philadelphia. B-3 90: Mss
Terry. Princeton n. j. beat Miss White. Belmont. g..
second Round-Mss Terry beat Miss beaumont. 3D.
Go: Ml.s Moore beat Miss lleuwiH 10. ID -
Mems stnIles-rrelirinary ronnd: , 6 Lease belmont.
beat C. W. Rodgers. 1T. S-N. 6-3: Flte, Belmont,
beatJ. b. Barton germantown e-2. Ga N u. smith,
Belmont. heat K ID. Brown. Germantown G-4. 60;
~W A. armed Cornell University. beat ~ Pile Hell
mont 60. 5-u Deane Miller 81. George C.. beat Il.
stiI Q, Germantown. 80 ID. B-3 N. Wright. New
York. beat NJ. FEEDING. Germantown. 6-4 5-b (de.
faul'"dl W. l.. IanGr.th. Philadelphia beat G. NJ
bunting. leimont -. 10: H. A. Colby. Princeton
beat J. Genny: Jr. Germantown: OIL o..
First Round-J. y. Tamag.: Yale. beat II. Palmer.
Be .teld. g.. 6-S X. 81 wilson. Jr. University VI
renosyiysnia, beat J. II Norris; Germantown. "a,
Iansdae. 7. sN, 80; g.; !. Carpentea German.
Wright beat Dean Miller. o.. 10 (defaulp: II. A
Colby beat ". 7. Landreth by defaut
Second Ronnd,J +. Talmage beat r. N Wilson. Jr.
o-3. G-% Exhlbition-Larned vs.. Hobart Ga. ID
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A Driving Finish FOR tho Latonia spriuE
Prize Handicap.

CisclxSAu June 2oTbe following are the results at
LatoniA Park to'dayi
FIrst Race-IIaniicAp: SIX furongS Bellevue. llo
TO W lnAms). won by two lengths from saivut!oa;
TRsco was third. Time. I!l4A
Second RaCe-seiIinS purse: one mile. Anna, 100.
even monrytA C!ayOnL won ny length from ciceIy;
PhiOra was thirl Iue, 1;iIh
Thnd l.acr-FIve q rlorgS Tor two yeaT'ods Nc
Light no. even money Villains. won hAndiIy BY .
length from In Front; saddle Bags was tmId Time.
l!uJ -, ,,,,.
thIee.year.Oius: nine furOngs. ,IfOrd. IN even
mon'y tHartInl took tho lead in the stretch and won
in driving nlsh by length from Plutus Prinee Do
Pit:h Raes"Fopr and . half tuElOpgs. for twsYssr
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NEW YORK WAS NOT IN IT.
THE SENATOR'S ToPPLED THE LOCAL
TEAM OYER EASILY

BrooLiyu Made Full Amends fnr The
Heating by Boston on Mondny-Cieveinnd d
Crawling Upwsrd-A Victory for Louis
,iir-ouaker- Too Much for Baltimore.
Tho signal dofeat OF the Now Yorks yester-
day at the hands Of tho Washington Club has
had rather a discouraglng effect upon the
local clubs supporters. Instead oil advancing
this week. rs was confidently expected thoy
have fallen back peg. and baltimore IS right
et their heels Brooklyn turned the tables on
Boston Yesterday, and tho Philadelphinns
sIIrbtly strengthened their position at Balti-
more's expense. The results:
Washington. 10; New York. 8.
BrookiYn. IL! Boston.4.
fLilsdr,ppIs. 10; baltimore ?.
cleveland, 10: Pittsburgh. O,
Louisville. .; Cine InnhtL ].
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WoEoEsrEa. JIuo 2n-This is - dangerous place :or
crooked work IN the sIiky ami the hrs of the circuit
meeting the Fair Ground, to-day resulted in DIS
closure winch may be expensive for two men from
Lowell They started Greenwood N tho 2;33 trottirg
class it his st since last season they
did not want him TO get heat. The he.d WAS an In
dinerent one, and when d. w. Parker. who drove
GREENWOOD let hIm up in tho last quarter OF the
second heat 341i seconds tn Iud-es grew sns
picious aud removed Parker scott Mccoy was >ubst-
tuied. Greenwood under the care {" the Iu Ees over
II ghi, anu they will probably dBcllIne M owue
The gc.dng wins tomorrow. ;, y. EOy won tAc .:2b
pace ana improved his record IN tie frst mile TWO
seconds. ILr summaries:
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Earned runs-Washingt on. 4: New York, l. Two.base
nee hits Burke, Wise sullivan Stolen ba..s-wa:d
(2) sircksr sullivan. First base on error.-Washing
ID Bsd srusf oussy ~ Ms n
E:.ssa bali: Farrell. j, Nii!ssn %id Psh
ance. 1900.
BROOKLYN, IL {: BOSTON. 4.
BosToN. June 20.-Right merrily did tho ies-
tive Brook lynites make good their boast that
they would make the proud Beaneaters bond
the knee to-day. The latter crawed In tho
mitted their necks as stepping stones to sec
ond place. 1t was proud day for Capt. Dave
FoutZ. Look at his record and see how nobly
he worked for tho honor. Five times at the
pine put outs-a third Of the entire number.
He made some wonder lul catches III all parts
OF the held aud played sucn a brilliant game
that the crowd cheered him every time he took
Up Up the bat a and ne was strons = supported by
= he felt like asking for a weeks vacation when
the trouble was ended.
Billy Kennedy puzzled the Beaneaters
greatly. and except in the first and last
innings he had them entirely at his mercy.
There was no delay about starting the run
getting. Brooklyn took advantage OF two
errors in tho first inning. and by chipping in
two hits scored two runs. Boston also scored
IN this inning. After two men were out Duffy
In the third inning Capt. Foutz let ont q cou
pie Of kinks in his arms and the ball sailed over
DufIy's head for two bases. He scored easily
toms Waterloo Nichols couldn't Tut the hall
where Brooklynite couldn't hit it. and the
hits and runs followed each other with dis
couraging regularity. The Boston rooters wero
pleasure in the proceedings. The score tells
thu story:
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News OF tho wheeImsn.

T. n. Gray Chairman OF the New Jersey divlson OF
the L. A. W. Racing Board. awarded the following
championship races; Quartormie safety, orange Ath.
letic CLUB cycers 10 on June "a half one ana
hve.mile safety races Mercer County Whesnen 10 be
run Trenton Juiy 1 Two and three mile Safet Z
races. AIDury Park Wheemen, TO 20 run ON yu!y y
ana ~: tandem chAmpIonBbip. the unlon County
RVadStSEs. 10 bS run q halfway 90 JutL
The sun., 1893-06-21

Earned tnns,Cincinnati 4; Louisville First
q huntsville . First base on Galls-nn sullivan, ..
bhac hits-Pinkney. Weaver Two-base hit-Pfefer.
shcrince hit-Stratton. stolen bases-McPhee. Weaver
and W. brown. Weaver and Piefer. 0'Rourso. ffeder
and ". Brown. Hit by pltcher-By sullivan. Z Umpire
Seward Tmc-2 hours.
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1t Was Son OF IL Guu's Race.

LoSpoS. June 2o-The summer race meeting At the
Newcastle and Gosorh Park opened to-day. The nrst
race va. the most Interesting OF the programme. Il
WAS the North Derby Stakes Of l.tO sorcreigns. lt
was won BY The Duke OF Hraurorts bay colt Son OF q
Gun by retronel nut OF IthOnn. Mr. pouHlni Bairds
brown colt iIarninger, ny ualopG ont OF frimAyera.
v q, second and Lord Harev"oda brown co.t Ayio-
phone, by Chippep dale. out OF CarrIlon. third.
The sun., 1893-06-21

Mcmahon will play ball again in six wcsss. 80 the
DOCTOR says
catching good ball ut that.
Daily and shoea Of tho Brook are utility men to
Ward says that Niiligan VIII catch Rusie altogether
and that Kelly Will handle Baldwin and the odd
Ward is tho fastest addition to Now Yorks hospital
nrst base "
TIL. New York Club ha. made an offer to Ed Smith.
the toaui on saturday.
catcher Mcclure has been released by the Washing.
Jim o'Rourke 10 help him out
ST LoY,s June 20 First Baseman as Perry werten has
tier WHO joined the ST. Louis Club on their Eastern
The New York A. C..New Jersey a. c. game scheduled
for tho Polo grounds to-day has been declared on The
island
Crickets
Rusie will pitch AGAINST the Raltimorss to-day at til.
untilJuly II Tho New Yorks play in Philadspnia 10
IN Honday 'ssA
The XavieE A. are working hard to M Lisss their new
a as a When r nG Ss
with welfknown clubs
n June ws,: DIh. Town Goune Of
has named next Tuesday a. Norwood Day" AZ tho
Yorka 1t will be novel celebration.
nSa Sa tAs 81 he
CnarIes,On G!uh Pitcher Ba1sr who has been playing
he has been released 60 them his account. The
that Shind!e iB to be traded for Joyce all
manlfacured story. and is denied by Manager Han
Ion.
c,scrES4u June 2o.-cstcher Grimm wa. taken sud.
denly Ill last night and with Harrington ly
crippled. Manager Barnie skirnished around for
other catcher today lie signed Bob Clark, VIII last
work done for Cincinnati N ~. Clark's health
then very bad, has been restored, and he went away
with the Colonies
Nike Kelly is really sick. Ward called upon him yes.
terday mornng and found the King making pre- para
tions 20 20 70 the Polo grounds the doctor bad
ordered Kelly TO remain quiet for a week Nike felt
that IN WOW of the accidents TO McAahon and Doyle.
his services Rt lie needed. lie insisted upon putting
n uniform and coaching bit, even though IL waa
Suburban day at sheepshead Bay.
The sun., 1893-06-21

olda Invade lO3. 2 to Tucke-). won by aneck from
Fay. Lay ON third. Time, O:h0. ..-- ,-
iXth Racc-Second haH OF the previous race Leon-
ell IO3 0lo5 tkuhn) won by four lengths from MAS
Rica. Joe L. was third. Time, o:55h
The sun., 1893-06-21
Sem..nnnl X ouud- In the Jersey City Tennis
TOURNAMENT.

The Jersey City Lawn Tennis Clubs open tonrna
mcnt VAS continued yesterday afternoon. Tho sem-
1na!s we're dec ded and Candler Will p ny J. Ferris
G-hiGrr"w tor jrst prize Tho men teaien by tho win
ner VIII p ny fOv second prize. 1he scores; en-
MEMS sInges-seTI-nnal Iound Duncan w tan
dler. Tuxedo H. T: C.. beat leonard u fsI,i, Jersey
CITY L. T. C. 6-l, G-:S +. r.. Ferris Jersey CITY L. I. T..
beat II. J.. Rollins. Astoria l.. T. t.. 2-a 6-3. 81.
The sun., 1893-06-21

The weights for the Sheepshead Bay Handicap. one
fL,r,n to Ia In To-

mile and a furong. to be run to-morrow. are:
LanpMghter l2d: Iongstreet. l2!: Banquet. 1926
Kings;0n 10: Yorkvii!e Belle III; IocohMchee 1l8
Race land. III; rIcEnicker. 1la; Chnrahe. ll3 kii-
kenny ITO; l'eonnwrlL 100: pi"spocest. lo5 Testi'
bule IIl: kdelber lOH: LoNlander: III; lddesleigh
ICs i,iEh G. mmissioncr IoS candeiabrn, 1u3: Julien
100 The Pepper lu': loantaka lOt; Demuth S05:
Noriad l03; 1eiriher. 1o7 Centella 1ot Count. loe
Ror g and Ecady. 80; Alonzo. yo: Dir AAtthsW. eb;
Sly or Fox, 81; stove Estes. Y5.
The sun., 1893-06-21

Earned rnn-Amherst 1hrocbnso hlts-Stearns,
Eaton. Two.baso hit-rowno. Passed bAlls-praper.
l: Allen. l Double playILHunt mnnassist.cl m Struck
land t2) Base on bas-oa Colby. 4: 81 Ilollister q
Hit by pitched bals-Alcn Hollister. Wild pitches
Colby, l; lollstor. 1. umpire-Grady Time-l:5o
The sun., 1893-06-21
Baseball Games To-day

Baseball Games To-day.
LEAGUE AND AMERICAN AssocIAr1oH.
New York Baltimore at the Polo grounds.
Brooklyn vs. Boston. nt Boston.
Washington VS. Philadelphia, at Philadelphia.
Cleveland yS Pittsburgh, at Cleveland
oTHER GAuEa
Staten Island A. c. VS.. Murray Hills At West New
Brighton
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Eastern League.
Other Games,


AMHERST IL: WILLIAMS, 8.
wrLilTsTowS.J Jnno :u-The purple OF Williams faded
into sickiy blue this afternoon on Weston Field when
Amherst won the champonship OF the New nglAnd
intercollegiate Baseball Association. The score:
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A Great Performance by tho PAGER Black
Dick.

SYRACUSE June Tho meeting of the Central New
York Trottng Circuit opened at Kirkwood Park. half
mile track. to-day. in the presence OF 5OC0 persons.
black Dicks performance was the sensation of the
day. In \ fast and furious contest with Rebus. the
Weser stallion not only won thIes straight heats but
paced the third mile In 2l43L His previous record
2:l5Js
Prince N. won exciting race in the 2:l6 trotting
class defeating tho two favorites spragus Goddust
and Bert ldon. Jr Green's handsome station went
iam. after waning the hIs' heat IN 2isl lie could
u went the Third mile quite handily in 2:lIsa.
IN II S pscn. class cufs m t1sa bot o.
and won without the 2 ightsst diteul y DELEGATE. q
ful brother TO Belle uanln. started the t.voIe in
win one heat. summaries:
BLACK Dle.. blk, s. BY Black Diek. dam BY DR.,
BBssSi. Bsys eI. elhs& Fei&s' Blk
2.:o e.., .5!'is1 5%srsn1is pSl:s s:fS sS5 s'lt'4
rosG cad Mater "a Il Ghis HH hstsi
Srragus i;olddGs;. br. g.. by Governor
Bot sNsa Tina.!:sa Fl S, -. a,s4 H;i7sl 2:si'
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peieeste br s, by iiiaml,ns Aimont. Jr
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The sun., 1893-06-21

baseball, Polo Grounds, 4 Il. M. To-day.
York Admlf ION. Coz. and --.s-AaE.
The sun., 1893-06-21

Van Haitren BecEfey shuEart Miller Ewing. Butkett.
Virtue, thinner, OC6nnor first base errot,,Pl =.
bnrgh, 2; CiovelsuG Pirst base ON bulls-oI Ehret
ii on clsrkson o. Douels plays,DopoyAu snd hhifr.
shasart B%isrbsuer Verb ana s.ekisy STUCK pitty
burgh, IL; Cleveland. Z. Time-1 :55. Umpire-Sanney
LOUISVILLE, s; CINCINNATI. J.
CiSciSSAri, Juno :o-The Reds got nearly a. many
base a the Cooneis did to-day. but the were
not allowed TO stay there long enough to get sun
struck. No less than four double piaysthree OF them
OF the snAppy electric ordrrquicky placed the porE
era upon the express known 10 the 400 as "The hoF
trAiu,h The tcore:
The sun., 1893-06-21

Earned runs-Brooklyn, q: Boston, 4. First base by
srrors.Brooklyn l; Boston. FIRST base on halson
KENNEDY, .; on Nichois. struck ont-By Kennedy.
=: by Nicho's. 2 Home run-foutz Three base hit
CoIcoran wobase hits1Foutz. Burns. CAMEL Dnny.
Sacrifice hits-SOvry. g. Daley - COrcornn. Carroll,
Nichols. stolen basrs-stovey. Mccarthy Passed ball
-Bsnnett tmpne-Hurst 1ime-l:5u
PHILADELPHIA. 10: BALrIsoRE. 2.
PHILADELPHIA, June :O-The Philadelphia beat the
Baltimore club the third consecutive lie to-day Tho
contest was exciting Gntl the thrd inning. when
local men scored eight runs ak hits. Tie score: