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The sun., 1893-07-02
FLEMISH kIRMEss At LION PhnK.
The United Beiri.a Societies Have Rare
sport ut Their Na,ton.i Festival

Tie members Of the United Belgian Mutual Societies
mustered in great at Lion rark yesterday to as
stat at the grand festival and Flemish kirmess The
festivities intended to ora;s ths twenty.
NTH annivsrsary Of the founding OF the sccie En-.
dracht Naatt mAeht" the title OF which. freely tranr
lated means ''in union lies strength"
Its significance IL evidently appreciated by the so
eiety members for they rallied round each other from
early In the afternoon until late hour last night with
genuine fratsrnai cordiaity.
The kirIniss and national games embraced NIL the ee-
ments OF picnic programme. with mast climbing
scissors. and other specialties thrown in.
The mast cmbinE and sack racing were the two star
competitions the exceptional interest they aroused
being doe to the appearance Of fourteen jolly tars from
the Fed Star boat Rhynlsnd a. compositions Thu mast
stood thirtyhyc feet high and lberhy creased TO
within Anew feet OF the top where the brIes were tan
talE, n2y dangling from an iron hoop The hENt tiN
TO essay the climb failed hopslessly. sut the
seventh Doekx. went up and helped himself to gold
watch.
wo other failures earned some Of tho ont of
wes;eriinckss way and he reached the hoon IN
time TO capture the second watch offered A box of
cigars rewarded Castelyn ihs thiid man TO 10 np
wbile Nnn Gutsen, kakkers and he Yong who fol-
lowed each got bottle uf ~ire. Van Strydrnk Rot mp
in his second attempt and Rrrbbed PIPE and tobacco
bag reluctantly leaving the last bote whch wss car
asts present then hung three ba AtpezaE
West-rlincks. and Braine clerSrIy appropriated. -
The sack race resulted follows; First race half
lap-won hy I,s Yong; be Lnit, second. Van trydlnk
third Second fars-won by Van IuIsen; Casttlyn,
second: WetterILcss. third
The sun., 1893-07-02
JoAu.ou.. Trouble with the L. A. ".

Tho action OF the L. A. ". Racing Board In raising
the suspensions placed upon Messrs. Johnson and
futile the Syracuse racers 10 being severely criticised
These men were suspended by tho Racing Board upon
"crcumstantial evidence"
one OF the documents In the hands Of A. f. Ray
mond the Chairman Of the Racing Board. which indt
Gates that Thomas Eek the trainer OF johnson. was
endsayoring to induce the clubs To pay for Johnsons
the foilc wing letter .snt by Eek TO ssc
retAry phpps OF the Albany Nheslmrn
oncl lose You the entry Of Howard Tnttle Of the
Syracuse A O., and John T. JohBson OF the Century
Cycle cub OF syracuse. | ~'rOie you some time In
regard JOHNSON coming to your meet but received
no an from you yet johnson will be bg card
for your and think you should allows me some
thing for expenses for myself. johnson viii ride q
half mile against time. say ;07 II yoar track goJd
and you give him 2uy speral prize ihAt Your club
feels able To ytys =. - 49,.
all the nubs this spring rAye not asked them any but
arrive there Let me hear from you 20 soon a. possible
johnson asserts that lie Was snlirsy Ignorant that
Rex sending communication OF mi. cl'.rAeier To
tho clubs for whom he enteI1d 10 race u pos
sble that johnson may be able 10 nrovs 70 the salts
faction 1f the Racing Board that lie was not partner
TO Eck'A schemes .-- -,
johnson rides Med AdAvit stating that ne does
not pay Johnson either salary or expenses Tor riding
his wheel
The sun., 1893-07-02
Zimmerman. Good Ridrrr at Trenton.

TRENTON. July 1.-This was . red letter day for the
wheelnen of New Jersey. The State division Of the
National League heid their annual meet at the Trenton
Driving Park. and the weather was perfect for the
sport Close to 5000 spectators witnessed tho races
and the interest increased thousand fold by the
appearance OF Champion Zimmerman in several OF the
coptosta He showed his trems ndous speed on tho
bike And tho great crown cheersu .tseH hohse over
The irst was . one-miIe novice race. which was won
By Clifton A. Rose OF this city in 2<UA The second
race was the half mile New jersey Division champion
ship. and was won by ZimmeIman 10 l:l4 35 with u
brown. 4, A. @. G. third.
Tho mile handicap next on the card. and was
won by W. TAXis in 2:lb l-5 T.. y. Miller OF Vine
land was second, and Il. II steenson third.
The cne mile New jersey ehamnionship was won by
and A it, Rogers H. &. W. third. G. b. Tomilnson of
the Mercer County wheemen won the half mile hand.
cal in O5 25; John O. BarettA Of VnslAnd was sec
ond and 4. H. Cofin. A. e.: third
Joseph J. Divor Business Mems Cycle LeaguA won
the boys race in 2i6; l. La5sn ,p Philadelphia sec
The on q. mile race 2:6O class by H. A Allen
OF Point Pleasant In 2;36: A. IrtE OF tho Crescent
League wheelmsn was second. C. H. Comm. H. A. o..
third. - -. -,
w. 4. stssnson second, and q. n Wells N, @. W.. third
Tho sysat contest Of ,hs day was the nvsmils New
Jersey ch IN pion ship race Zimmerman captured u
hands down. r. y. Miller OF yns!and coming in SEQ
ond and Carl Hess Atlanta whsslmsn third Tine
j. Doetschman of the Newark Athletic CLUB COL
iid.d in Jne Of the races with aroher rider and
thrown o his machine He was picked up unconsc iouB
and is supposed to be injured Internally
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Baseball Notes.

Wednesday afternoon mex, a. Prospect rsss ,6s
Feuehtwangsr a Co 1t they fai IN tbs instance ths
Wall streeters propose to turn theif attehu"n 70
croquei.
Manager Al wadron OF the wsi Street Climb writes 10
TIVE suS that the motto Of his organization lhr
play Is q Jewel" II want tho Achelis team 10 nAVs
ful credit for their victory over US last Wednesoay
he says ..TheJ best ms. and did 1t to the QUEENS
taste. The scofe Was published as ~ IhaLs
mistake II was ~ to ! III their favor. We couldnt
Nit a balloon The Achs!is boys are great: were
done With ;hem."
M,ppLr1oxS. july 1-The Wesleyan team LETT this
morning by special car for Chicago. where they wl
take part in Tho Worlds FAIR baseball tournament
The following the player. who wi!! ,sIs part IN
that event: E. o Smith tcaptan). VI: A. Iaimanao
~; D. ". Yrost. 's4 L. A.; Trrell ~; L r Sosann-
,ss: g. l. Tirrel 'u8; E. D. srarIs. 'v6: =. q jester
'pn and o. H. Bias esiee (mauager. 93 The nrst game
will be with Brown next Tuesday. .,-.,-.
The AcoEns OF the Brooklyn amateur A.sSe,ation
have found tho pace TOO strong for them Thefetofe
their officials have Informed the mosns OF tss As"c:
alton they had better get club In their plnce
While she action Of tho Ia to be regretted The
association. 1t is Claimed will md no dimeuy ~ ~,
on ME. For the purpose. howeve. OF selsctnk nohs
club. further entries will be received py eoL A. d
wAIdron. &73 Saekett street, Brooklyn.
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TESTING THE VIGILdNE
The Aorgan.IseIIn Cup Defender Shows
Great speed.

NEWPORT. July 1.-The initial trial trip OF the
Morgan-Iselin syndicate cup defender Vigilant
took place to-day. The Suns representative
saw Mr.. August Belmont. ono OF the owners.
this afternoon. he being landed here rs tho
yacht passed through the hnrbor on her return
to Bristol. Mr.. Belmont said that all were de-
lighted with the boat She not only showed
great speed. but acted in coming about as
easily as a catboat. He further said that her
snls appeared to Ht perfectly and. as far as
anybody on board was able to Judge at pros
ent. not a single change would be required.
The centreboard was not set to-day, and will
not he for several days.
The yacht came down from Bristol. and was
run az far out as Mackerel Cove. near Beaver
Tail, 1t not being deemed advisable to go fur
ther out owing to the absence of the centre
board. When tho vigilant passed through the
harbor on her return many were watching for
hor. She is better liked in appearance than
tho Nnvahoe.
the trial. he being OF the opinion that the event
would not take PLACE until Monday: August
belmont. Oliver II. =. Belmont. and o. Olivor
Iselin were the only ones OF the syndicate
The wind to-day was little light from the
south. The yacht used all working sails. j..
B. Herreshof and Capt Hansen handled the
NiGilant.
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3Jarhts, tSailbuats, sc.

ITO CHAETER-Elsgant, fast lght-drnughs sidSs
wheel stsnm5oat fully and newly s9ulRpcd @ VIII
gers. For terms apply TO
LOUIS Won BERSUTH. III Rast 18th St. New York
The sun., 1893-07-02
HEw YORK. /: CHICAGO. o.

NEW IoRK. i: CHICAGO. U.
CHICAGO. July Wards Wonders, won the
pSettiest enme Of the season on the West side
erounds to-day. defeating the Colts BY the
The lone run was scored on a scratch. but 4
landed the game Il was the second closest
ssore Of the year. and: singnaSly enSuSh no 81 New New
FORKS defeated he Sincinnntis by. the same
figures, Mnuck pitched q better game
both came in the snme inning. husle
Knocked out q double to deep centre
IN the sixth and Ward sacrificed him
10 third. Tiernnn sent q grounder to Anson,
on which Amos tried to score. but was caught
six feet from tho plate The {1n came 1rtsd OF Ra
fop third. DUNCAN heided tho bali beautifully.
but his aiEl was too low. and the aDher struck
Tiefnan. bounding In front OF the stand. Mike
Sroundlinc. But two Now Yorks and three Colts
lived to reach third. In five innings the New
Yorks went out In Indian die. Tho Colts play
cd q game full Of ginger. Decker made some
wonderful piok-ups.
ninth. and a clean hit would have won the
game Dahlen slammed triple into the
centre field fenoe rs q curtain raiser. DUNCAN
poked = grounding. to Fuller and was out.
Anson was ex pected to save the day. but the
TAT hoosier purposely pitched the ball out oi
the box. Anson threw his bat at the ball ana
q foul strike was claimed. but not allowed. An
son was forced to flrst much against his Will
Decker was nervous. and with three balls call
Ifnosphere. Wilmot was then expected to
smash the ball on the nose. but the best ne
gould do was to pop up a sky-scraping ny to
Davies and tho gatne was over. The score:
The sun., 1893-07-02
Lafayette Tenn,s Tourney Ended.

Tho fnni rounds in the fourth annual lawn tennis
tourney of the Lafayette Tennis Association OF Brook
lyn decided the courts OF the club Lafayette
avenue. Marcy avenue. Brcokiyn yesterday. The
results:
Gcntiemen's Sin n:lss-Preli1itnary round: John r
Clarke defeated B-nnctt Y. 1ro.bsitRr 5-1. O.. -
First round; Henry II. Long defeated Ninetnt II.
Knud.on. d.. 40. 81; James Clarke defeated
Frederick W. Morton. 81 6-6 John r. Clarke Do
tea'ed Daniel W Long. a.. -: William uregory
defeated samuel Postley. So. 10 81; Eliisson w.
Mason drew the bye.
O.; }; r. Clarke defeated Mason. o-S. o-4; j. b.
Clarke drew the bye.
semi nnai round: Long defeated J. r. Clarke. e-3.
6-
Fnsl round; Mason defeated J. b. Clarke, o.. 60
Ga
Ladies singies-Fir,t round: Miss Ethel Mason de
fcated Mss Daisy Clarke 0-3 6-2: Nrs Marion
headsy defeated MISS Verona Nelson. 81. d; Miss
Clara Chase defeated Miss HENRIETTA BENJAMIN. g.,
80, OIL: Miss Ethel Montant defeated Miss Grace G.
second Hound: Miss Meadiey sereated Miss Mon.
tant a. <-o. 6-2. Miss Chase defeated Miss Mason.
60.
Final hound: Miss Mead!ey defeated Miss Chase.
6-3 40. Ga. IS
Gentle m ems Dou6es-rirst Round: J. B. and J. ,.
Clarke defeated Trowbrdge and Lons. 6.3. -:
Gregory and Postiey defeated Mason and Knudson-
6-I. 80
Gregory and fosley, 7-5. 4-d e-<, 60
The sun., 1893-07-02
LIVELY SPURIS ON TIE WHEEL.
A Number OF Americas Best Riders In Com
petition.

A Number OF AmerIca's Best Riders In Com
petition.
The Kings County wheeimen held their twelfth an.
nual race IN eet Eastern Park. Brooklyn. yesterday
afternoon. in the presence of 5000 specta'ors ihe
new QuArter.mils track. which has JUST oeen con-
strueted. was found to be very fast.
number Of accidents took place during the racing.
but 1t not the fault Of the track as tho banking
upon tho corners il good ana high In the twomhe
OF as kas GS"Srsy s"S Wv
cut on the head by pedal he was removed from me
The nn!sne. in the scratch and h.ndiesp races wsr:
bandieap Bero and G!o.ch were on the % tOrt %{ysrd
%sss nSa!a .na up TSas N rSIn
ISS; i on: rses s;I5 n n n,
and home an Id, ss;y \, an,e
wSeeer va. beaten several for nr,s place
after some close 1nishea
but ne scorers took % nneh the
n r.fses aA; sa: m'n
the general opinion that Titus tho R,rsrsde racer
~
ates i. .seond: second he4. Won sy u = Paige <
sa% !sIas !!sss a. :issss
Si.s 3-5 second; Third heat won Iy Harry Tyler
+ ss51pSS XalpSS 'Sns s. y.fi. ,hird FINE MIN
If; :sso"ss :sssna 's hia shiia G dfsss.
fourth Time. ,a,nu':. 50 s .ss9naa , ,v sn,.,
b. &. W $50 yards; c. Eeeseman. B. C. W. $50 yards,
second: G. W Shannon. r. W.. lso yards third Time.
2mtnutes 25 seconds Second heat. won by U. :.
Paige. X. C. ". 100 yards: r j. Bsrlo d. u G; AZ
yards ond: q. b. smith. g. W. l4O yards. third
Time 2 minutes 81 seconds Third heat won by Paul
Grusch, r. A. - 90 yards: l. J. Coyte W.. ITO Yards
second; =. Z Doup. X. e. w.. 100 yards. third Time.
minutes n 4-5 seconds Fourth heat. won by T. l..
Blauvelt T. A. c.. 100 yards; G. Stepbsns Jr, C. W.
100 yards. second; r. 4. Watson. ". W, l6o yards.
third Tine. minutes Is - seconds Pinal heat.
won by 3. /, Blauyelt. Knhlke second Cstephsns.
Jr. third Time, minutes q 80 seconds.
CIV: s A. Gramsr l. " second TINS t,i11in! minu'sa
c. W: Z. berger, d. W.. second Tins. 2 minute. a
seconds. Third heat won by J. Wula. 7. W: W. 4.
Buckley, X. C. W.. second. Time minutes 5S sec
onds Fourth heat by $, q Smith. 3 : W: J. q.
Tucker b. r.. second Time. minutes ~ D. 8 seconds.
Filth heat BY J. Y. Lohman. X ": T. A. Hen
dricks NJ W, second. Time, minutes % 40 seconds.
Final heat by =. J. Titus d. smith second j. +.
Lohma N third. Time. minutes 81 8h seconds.
One half-mile Safety. Seratch-Ffst heat won by II.
C. Tyler. b. g: ~. DenberEcr: r g. c. seconds c.
~ Murphy. X. c. W.. third Time. minute rs S5 sec.
ouds secund heat won by H. c. Wheeler. orangs: ".
Y Murphy, X. G. W. second: I; S. Paxe < g w. third
Harry Tyler. H. Z. Wheeler second ~. y DternbergeI
third. Time minute ~ seconcs.
One Mile scra,cb-Won by ". W. Wiudlc. g. B. c.: u
n. Murphy. X. g. W.. second: Harry q. Wheeler. Or
ange third: c. Dorntze. p &C fourth. Time min
utsa 30 Al seconds. .
Five mile Handle ap-won BY L. schermerhorn. J. G
A. C. 90 yards Harry Wheeler. scratch, second; T. L.
BisnreltR. A. C. $50 yards. third Time. Is minutsi
IL seconds.
The sun., 1893-07-02

LONDON. July 1.-The Northern Yacht Clab
regatta on the Clyde to-day was the tamest
affair OF the yacht racing season. There were
five starters: tho Prince Of Wales's Britannia.
Lord Dunraven's yalkyrie. ]. Jameson's 8
Clarke's Satanita. The course was llfty miles:
AS the yachts crossed the line a fresh wind
followed. and the race developed into u drift
Ing match. The Britannia. which was very
cleverly handled. came In first ,9nd won first
seconds. The Satanita came In second but
the Valkyrie, which was third. won second
last. The Iverna abandoned the race shortly
after the wind died out
The sun., 1893-07-02

In one Of tho series OF m
championship OF tho Nc
League the second eleven
Club's cricket contingent
terday afternoon over tho
Cricket club OH the wicket
Bergen Point. The score;
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B0STONS LEAD AT LAST.
REkHEATEhs DktEhT ST LOUIS LND
BREAK THE TRIPLE TIE

Dus They oaiy ma % Beeause Broohiys ssd
Pbrsd-fphta Lo.t-New Terts Take the
Odd osrs frozs Chicago by shuttinE
Thea 0at-sun the Haitir,ore- Are on
Even Terms with WARDS Men for sIsth
risee-Games on Many Other Diamonds.
The triple tie for Erst place In the League
struggle has been broken at last. The Bostons
Lead this morning by reason Of their victory at
81 Louis yesterday and the defoat OF Brooklyn
and Philadelphia at the hands Of PittsburG and
Cleveland respectively. FoutZ's team and the
Quakers srestill tied for second plncc.
The Now Yorks played in most encourag-
ing manner against Chicago. shutting out
Uncle Anson's young men in clever style. But
they are tied with Baltimore for sixth position.
o. the Orioles took game from the Louis
ville.. The Cincinnatis captured eighth place
from Washington BY winning BY single run
from Jim OIourkes team. The results;
psv Yost. 1; chieago.o
rittsburah Is: brooklyn. ?
Boston. IL; St Lonis 8
Cleveland Is: Philadelphia. 9.
Baltimore. Z; Louisville. &
Cincinnati 6; washinston. =
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SEw noouELLEs FLEET USDEs SAIL
The Eirhth Anu.,i Reeatt. Msrres ~ .
Light WIud.


Light WIpd.
The eighth annual regatta OF tho Now
Rochelle Yacht Club was sailed yesterday on
Long Island Sound and. as has been the case
with every regatta held this year. there was
little or no wind. However. the speedy little
cat Phyllis from the Indian Hsrbor Yacht
Club. owned By the Jones boys. Just managed
10 crawl over the finish line within the re-
quired six-hour time limit.
But for the lack OF wind the race would have
undoubtedly been a good one as no less than
thirty eight yachts crossed the starting line.
As It was there was some pretty good racing.
especially among the cats. which embraced
number OF new and fast boats.
The CLUB steamer Myndert Starin. gay with
bunting and freIRhted to the guards with New
Rochelle's prettiest girls, arrived at the start
ing line Of the clubs homo on Echo Island
shortly before II o'clock low moments
later Commodore Harriss stenm yacht Ola
with the Regatta Committee On board APP
peared and q start was at once effected. The
course for the larger boats was to Execution
Light, thence to Matinicoek buoy. thence to
Great Captain Island and return; distance
Execution Light, thence to Matintcock buoy.
then. after turning the, home-stake boat; they
distance seventeen miles.
The wind was light from the southeast at
tne tIhtI- Inc yachts mHuO u very pVtltt PIC.
ture as they crossed close together on tho port
tack, Just before they REACHED Execution
Light the wind died out entirely. and for an
hour or SO the boats did nothing but drift. At
3 o'clock little breeze sprung up from the
south. and with spinnakers set they reached
Matinicock bnoy in the following order: Ana
conda, 3:3s :Oo She vas foll9wed by the
Zingora- Then came the cats. headed by tho
Phyllis. Myrtle aud the Almira close together.
The small hoats started for home while the
big fellows with big balloon lib topsnils draw
Ing for all they were worth, set =. sail ior
Captains Island. After rounding. the WING
sent the boats scurrying homo in good style.
From Captains leland II was close reach PACK
came in before the wind The Jones Lrothers'
Phrllls was the first boat to finish at 5;5l: :5S
closely followed by the new Myrtle. cleverly
sailed by young Howard Maxwell. n son OF J.
Rogers Maxwell Then came the Almira Ana
oonda. and tho others in close order. Sum-
maries
cAprS sLooPs-53 TO SO FEET.
Eyap.ed Corrected
.Ssoyt. TYnihA time. nn.
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The Yankee Doodle Expected to he q Hum
mrr.

PHfLApELruIA. July 1.-The now steam yacht Yankee
Doodle owned and built by tho Mcbride Brothers OF
this city had very satisfactory trial trip yesterday
afternoon. Tho new boat Is 10 feet long and
feel BEAM Tho boiler Is supplied two by g enEines
running $50 revolutions minute with all the steam
required. and was Glowine on a. tn. safety valve valve
A gentleman no mas designed number or boats. IN
the craft. said that her performance
MAS simply ami that under the watch and
running time oil not be surprised to see
her log thlrtY.hYe miller an hour or more
The sun., 1893-07-02
y.ruo. Rod and Gun Club Shoot.

The Vernon Rod and Gua Club held its regular shoot
at Dexter rark yesterday. Eight members competed
for the club prizes at birds each cantor was
the winner Of the frst prize win straight seven en-
money was divided. The score W cantor % yards.
Il O. 0sterhout, 2S yAths u: mr. schilinE 70 Yards ~
DR. Little * yards u; ~, ThOmpfOn - yards u: Dr.
Wi,ehsrL rs yards 4; br broad. 10 yards, Ii Dr. La
mi Yards, 3.
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F,ue Tenn,, at the Brooklyn Club. Court

Tho annual lawn tennis tournament OF the Brooklyn
Tennis Club opened yesterday afternoon the courts
OF the organization. Tho results:
GESTLExxS's sSeLEs-FiRsr CLASS
Preliminary Round-B. Jefares scratch) defeated
". y Powers (half 15l. Sc. o-.
First Round-B. Jefares ncrAtch) efeated e. E Nc.
Mshon seracs Sy s.taSl a ''' 90
final Rouni-B Jehares ucratch) defeated 7. Fran.
ciso!a (half l5). 81 6-3. G-3, is.
CrSILrxEN's siSGLxs-sEcoSp cLAsl
Preliminary Round-Dr. ". A. Grithth (scra.chl de-
feaied A. ". Richards (hifteen and Two bsQuesl O..
O.: b. Gottsberger 90 defeated Norman Hubbard.
JE d aif 10y h-4 6-4.
First Round-Dr. william A. Grirrth (scratoh) de.
feated j. H. Grsnnslle tscrAtch) Ga. 6-l E. ". Has
kins tscratchl. defeated }. Gottsberger Q5L 90.
81. S-3
Final Rornd-Dr. Gr!n,h versus E. ". Hnskips tun.
hnishedl g.. o. 81.
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Earned runs-Orsnge A. C. ?. FIRST base by errors
Orange A. e.. 8; Morristown A. e.. 4. Left on bases
oIHns. ls hor,i.,nTn M ClR t!;'. bsss :nsp on
out-Aurphy Buiharl G0. psdeIick. heeksr. Hetzsi
Mathews (3l Giis yandes hooL stolen bases-iiar.
rtnEton 49, Brady. Dede.tck. Sacrifice hitsliarring
ION. Brady ll Dederiek; vaudsrnoor. Two,b.ss hits
Passed bails-Mathews = wild pitehes-'iilroy. l.:
Mseker. J; HetzeL Hit by pitched ball-Burhard.
MeekeE Cmpiro-Hopkins. rime-2:2o.
XAVIER 4. A.. 8; rAssAic l. c. 4
The Xavier 4. A. team defeated the Passaic A. C.
the atcrs grounds yesterday aftern after
very exciting game The score
The sun., 1893-07-02
County aIeven At Prospect Park by 81 Z
tie and ". o. wilkinson doing tho best W
Dauntisss oarsmea Eatertain Ladies.

The members Of the Dauntless Rowing Club gave
their lady friends delightful outing at the club house
the Harlem River yesterday afternoon and evening.
During the day eight interesting decided,
and In the evening all attention was turned to dancing
in tho pretty illuminated reception Tho lions OF
tho evening we're tho eight atAlwsrt winners OF the
barge race. Each OF them had . lady seated beside
sisted by another. aud these nine young
much courtsd and enyied Afrerward as II they
the Yale ombinAton fresh from New London and
tory The course used in all the races was from the
Madison avenue bridge to point above the slip Of the
eig6 house about bout M half p,!e s long spnma6ies;
single Gig Race. for Members Weighing 1875 Pounds
Won by H. HAusman. W. SteH was second, and J. J.
Dermody third Hansman won BY length.
T. RosenSsimsr. bow. and ii. j. Prio.' stroisi G "
Coleman. bow. and Y. wempe. streke, was secondi
aud N. Josepbthal bow, and " Pothsrgill stroke.
third. Won cloyeriy by = length.
Single Shell Race Handicap-Won by W. MulcAre,
scratch J. Shea, ib seconds was second, and E. I.
Rossnheiinsr. sseeonds. third The scratch man won
fouE:oarea-stg Rsce-won by No. lcrsv. composed
of q, W. Coems an. bow; f. W Gender 2: A. Tierney.
and H. ', wempe, Jr, stroke. The crew stroked by
EiEhi:oared barge knce-won by No crew. com
Morrel. 3: I'm. Edwards =. g ". Coleman. 3; H. Par.
icon. o; r. W Zendsr z, and ". Aulcare, stroIe The
crew stroked BY J. y Fothergiii was second
ERhtoared shell Raee-Won by No. crew. COM
HAusmsn. g. W Coleman. 4; j. farjeon. 3; W :.
Tucker d j. j. shea I; u. A dunrne stroke and j; j.
Mcdonald. cok.w.in; Tho crew strpked by L. Il. An
derson was second; Muicars's crew third.
The sun., 1893-07-02

Io,t,vr,. q rir,. brss on eslls-oH Mulsue. =: of
li.mfning. 4 Struck out-Ry Aullsne =; by itsmmins
a Three base hits-Treadway. BroWhtrf Iwobsse
hits-shinila Robinson. Plntney. BrGuning Ukourks.
sscrihce hits-ncGrrv. Robin,on, Grfm W; stowh
ffrdsr strat,en. Stolen bAse-Tnyor. Double plays.
Rob .on and ReitE; sbtndis aud Rsttz; 1syior snd
HrumipE: Brown and f1nkpey. Hii by pitebsr-Ne-
Gisg Issed bali Robinson. Cmpire-Rurst. Tms-
hours ..--
otxctsslrL Q; vtsHSGror. =
Cisctxxsf. July Ion . muddy neld ths Senators
gave the Reds IN the last Inning that entenaee
10 the biencher Ward mistudred Fspeft ny and that
started the trouble canayan stopped the rsly y
paQntneent catches OF htee from Ohourfe ana snh
van. Ths,e plays let Cincinnati get AWAY Win ths
victory. The score;