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Baseball Notes.

Murphy has greatly strengthened Yale's inneid
sehmitt may pitch against o'ROurtes Senator's to-
Northsides BY score OF yto7. N'
Without trial. is catching great ball for Boston
e. ns aRa Kelly ssSsd &c S behind tho
Rusies work Of late has been sloveny IIe depends
entirely too much upon speed to De very successful
Works early in tho season. is doing well with tho
Win Gskssn Of The ci.vo.nd o vii, b. Out "t IN
Biootyn game I'll wa. Bunker min Day Il the iiuS
ming ZIP TsIs. ~ give them an opportunity 10
ID; ts1s,s'iSs iss%:. fASo as. for
Harry Taylor PLAYED his nrst game at Baltimors.s
@ ., On. q" sSa ns
ponp 'H s.s. All
u nd" an. md Polo
s.% " Oh 's %o sS: nGn :s s.:s
boyle allowed TO his base when hit on he
dseasd OF on Sn'on viii fa. was net
,.a ~, s.s
s shs .ss., op aS .sss !.
wards playing At short stop ended in Brooklyn Two
ysars ago he could not throw The ball ncfors tho
base now for n bAK of gold
during me iat' fIincston game on Saturday. Treas
made several bets, Final thsr speculation turned 10
hs bulletin board upon which ihs of various
Lsakus game. wsTs being posted by inninsA Tho
..ie ~ y. u'sn sonu 70 ~ IAyor ~
then WAgeteI the dye ST. the latter take his pick
Talcot aGirty .9nysysd ins,rgeuon. % The 10Y who
was chAlkinH up The nEuIss 10 put ~ In the sixth
Inn ny for ptiiburrh The boy ob-ysd aud the Jmdrs
ni,sd gTsst ssha; Of Penpr.tion from h. eIow
Ts Sss:S :: AL Cullen s p, msIsn Then boy
the Judge too tired 70 eonihus the AIgumsng and
handed svsS crisp ~ I'LL
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Dourln.ton Yncht.men to Race.

Tho third annual regatta Of the Dougaston Yacht
Club OF Little Neck Bay will be sailed next Saturday
and is open TO the follow iag clubs: New York, Sea
wanhakaCorint hian. American Corntbian. Knicker-
booker New Rochelle. Indian Harbor. Horseshoe iar
Dor. Hampstead Harbor. Sea CHI. Columbia. and
Shire sbury Yacht Clubs Prizes are offered in the fol-
lowing classes Schooners 20 feet and uuder: soops
35 to 40 feet 30 to 30 feet aud 80 feet under;
cats ~ feet cabin cats under % feet spen
over ~ feet open cats under 2, feet. and mixed
rigs IL feet water line And under.
In addition to the regular przss Commodore Hoyt
ohers special prize for the schooner class which
there three entries: G H. Webster offers specially
designed silver set for class q cabin soops aud cut.
tiers: Nice.Commndors Ahlstrom one ono for the
thirdcla.s sloops and the Taylor challenge trophy
for cabin cats
Tho club have chartered the steamer Rlackbrd to
folio the yachts and she wi make the following land
inRs: Bridge dock. Brooklyn $3.50 O'clock East Thirty
second street. New ofk. - O'Clock; Great Neck
dock 10 O'Clock.
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R,E Scores at the Wieke,..

DR.. ". Grace. in tho game between the Marylehons
Club and Kent ON June " securrd the rst century he
has made in English rrstcAss cricket In three years
lie obtained 20 In his best style and his innings was
the man feature Of the game Kent suffered DO
by an inning and twenty one runs.
Tho week ending June 10 was a great one for IN,
batsmen in England. ana many centurrs were scored
Playing for surrey against Lnncashire at
W. Read gave ane1 exhibition Of scien,ihe batting 50
player lilo contributed l47 not out. to surrey's ta
OF 283 which enabled his county to win the game With
seven wickets to spare.
The Notwithstanding bafsmen had rare snort with
the snssex team IN their game at b. ifhton England
June ana treated them 10 dose OF leather hum
that has only once before been surpassed In a nrst.
class match tionR in nrs Nots upied the wckets
81 Which was within y runs Of the county record
they scored aes, also against Sussex No less th
thtee centuries were scored In the OH wsburr
only short OF also reaching three figures When Su
sex TOOK the bat they obtained 30 runs for four
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Here and There on the Wheel.

fssa;ysIy Of eo.ofsd Ii called The E% lily
The King. County wheslmen have indefinitely post.
run on saturday last.
The en,rss for the Tourist Cycle Clubs race meet to
Dc hsd on July VIII CLOSE on June II with q. II.
Root. Van Sickien Heater. spooner Davis and Bliss
OF ne lineage &, cling club are IN IT4nipg Tor the
August
W u; Glenny.; yr. OF Yale. who won tho twome
n promising rider
Ioss 1.s A. IN seconds i
hold BY Wenale before The lxcIns ssason IS over
~, 1T seems pniksly that the di,ur6nE element in
mn.sinS such an event would be very expensive TO
Charles b. stnubach won the hr.t Of the .sres of
hHan s roHa ,a C a h ,n @ OF r
on Tie Ii.aSeth Cranrora course. IL. time Was II
minutes II seconda
fysns 1t n.xs
q w,minrtton Del to &C, as ;'eiIl hand'eapgrr
and viii close on June 81 ins.s.a o. June a. J." July
10 5. s sy n "a as f . Sss
loEns races s viii be rmn: "nsms novice. sne mile
t~Umiis ' handicap ssnm. iny.s s,s
race.
held Sns NSssS r..
tws MY nils r1nd t race was won by :, W Zimmerman.
J. $. Mcfar AID. Buffalo A. e.. the two and nye
mile hand cps
Henry StGrniy OF the n U. of England in his ap-
peal for funds to send racing team To this country
says NO EngshnAn worthy Of the name will sun
poko for moment that this country cannot put
% CYCLE racing amateurs in the Mold capable OF holding
their own against the world"
H. 7: Arnold of the North Road and Stanley Cycling
GSe' % 10 n m. rS
England. on Juneh His time for the later distance
was AZ minutes "a 70 seconds. Dr. 4 Turner's ~
minutes ~ l'5 seconds mt fAddlngton. on July "a.
1871, was the previous best. Mr.. Pembroke Coleman
IN. e. w. took The time.
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II was Just the kind OF weather yesterday for bicy
Gle riding. and. result the wheelmen turned
greater numbers than usual. The club houses pre-.
sented deserted appearance for 1t seemed as If
member who was fortunate enough to be the possessor
OF amachine INDUCED in into the country. Coney
Island was he attractive spot The clubs represented
there were the Metropolis Harlem. IT, George A l..
South Braoslyn CITY. Brooklyn. and Kings Count.
Wheeimen. Capt. RitCher took party OF members Of
the Columbia Cycle club to ionktrs. The members OF
the New York Tourist Wheemrn returned last evening
nom Trip TO Lake IlOpatcong
y a number OF Brooklyn cubs sought ont points in
ensack. and the Brooklyn Bicycie ub TO Morristown
some members OF the East orange CyclrrS rode TO
6aId
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The whist Meeting IN Chicago.

CHICAGO June lS.-Whist players from dli-
ferent parts OF tho country are gathering in
Chicago for the third annual congress of tho
American Whist League on Tuesday. tits
believed that this congress will bring together
more authorities on whist and crack players
OF the game than were ever before assemble
Two Two OF the best known have already arrived.
Trist OF New Orleans. Henry Jones. who is
better known throughout the whist circles Of
he first employed as a writer on whist NAM
years ago. has been In the city several days.
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sixth Race-The Daisy stakes; q sweepstates for
woyearolds foas NJ ja1 OF S25 each. and only $40
forfeit with $50 added OF which $3.50 to the second
and 500 to third; nve furiongs. on the turf
This ia tho programme for Guttenburg

rirst kAce-fnrse NVo OF wnich 300 10 seephu hno
T"% ssi
g. s.isias d $"ns ss:s u $ess y
n Sc 10 sd s OF sSo to
IS!oISs rsrtsi 'past ios r.;i.%.n; ,SS; Indiso
rs:,.n y Sa;s::s ~ Sss.Is: ID r,sps,.sy
a"wns IL; p,lsyrian loI fasot, los: uproar colt
Fourth kace-rnrse $500 OF which $50 to second and
sss to hd isnS a ,os me- one s and
i%"; Isais $ foa: RsyiSf i"s ",' io'' ."s1a
s25 ma selling i"w.ncs.: ~ fgrioTs.: yaga.
Sond 10 ESn v0yate ran Hand. X; M Mnh,.
mian 8. TON karl 1903: va witty. III zenobin rs:
siStn taSsIPur.c s4oo of which $50 to second and
q tn'Ti; selling .owAn 60. .sye, iuon y,
f;.s, q. Nas.'i;S: F.: kn.i'in: ist Psis,a.n.
Mis-. rhon.. nIy, a 49, ' - . " u N' -
This lie the programme for Gloucester to-
day:
First Rnce-nne and cneeishth m,les Telephone
sna NTg.a o n a cnf KnF , conun
second Rics~Four anl one:aa FUR onss TO- three.
yesr'2dS Artery lod; Lutte I'D and Robin Hood
Third Race-rive;.iGh,hs Of mile. Ararshoe. ll2;
bert Roy. and Emblem. i07; Battle cry ami Express
l.. 90: Red Light. o. ''''''' '"1''
Ted G.ss md Ris Man. io4: Hour lbs; Industry 81;
1 %ds pesrar Rome" and Pagan lol powneast ana
sixth Ra, -fiveeiehths Of mile: for beaten horses
Clonas Ranint, stranger Gcnsrray, Successor Buck
eve. Freedom, Juha wizard. Wssahickon colt. Boot
jack. Mnrkstone frankie r., ami Flambeau. 1o5; Miss
Agkie. 100
There was moro than tho usual number OF
members and visitors at Fleetwood yesterday.
among them W. B. Fasig. who reports that he
received despatch from the Charter Oak Park
directorate asking him to defer his visit to
Hartford. as they we're not ready to close the
deal BY which New York is to take all tho Hart
ford trotting events. Some OF Yesterdays trials
were very fast. The best milo 81 tho day was
made by the brown. mare Lucille by Wedge
wood. pacing record 2:l4!.. driven by John
DAILY she stepped q milo in 2:13. the first half
in 1U4. Other miles in better than 2::t0
were made by DAYS, Charley Green in
2:26h. Aaron Fowlcr's Lexington Belle
IN 2:23'4; and Brownie in the same time
Isaac Jennings brown gelding Butterscotch.
2:lo and Reference IN 21n ": Fl. McCarthy's
roam mare Verona. by Picket. in 2:2a. and
bay mare Olivette in 2:27i,. John Gibbs had
out several Of his big string. the best miles
being shown by the bay geldng Little Frank
In 2:22.a and 2:23: bny geing Jake Strauss
in 2:21',. brown marc Lady Story In 2:2SG.
and hay mare Cora Cooper in 2:27. Many OF
the members are becoming adopts in the
sulky. NJ. II. Bernheimer drove his more than
useful bay geldng 1ightfoot in 2:2S. and T.
T. Steinway sent Edith +. In 2:27. and his bay
gelding Bob Pinkerton in 1892 and 2:37.
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Shooting Fixture. OF the Wee,

TuesdAy-EmerAd Gun Club, live birds at Dexter
fArt Hamilton ,un CLUB live birds Al Uueenn Couny
Driving Ihrk, MAsleth. '''
WednrSday-Nr~ York German Gun Club live htrd,
ana arr AZ I.Nter Park; Erie Gun club live bids
Thur.day-A'lantic ROD and Gun Club 1.-Two birds at
Wost End Erounds. toney Island; matches and sweep
stakes. live biIdH. at De teT Park. ~
Park. ' ' NN-' ~ CeN'ei
saiurday-Nsw Utrecht Rod ana Gun Club live birds
and targets .t Woodlawn Park Vernon Rod and Gun
Club. live birds. at Dexter Park.
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Tho Next Shoot for the Conry leland Cup TO
Be Held Mt MoodIaMn Park.

A. tho last contest for the Coney Island Athletic
cluos cup for The championship OF the Kings County
Gun club was announced that the next shoot would
be held at the Atlantic grounds ~ Coney Island This
Was mistake, IS the org,nHi rnes governing the
several contests for tn. trophy state that there Sha
be teven thOoIs - Gevd The wpnIng team; the tTst
aud last shoots TO be cid Atlantic grounds at
Coney Island, but IN no event shall TWO successive
shoots be held the ground. In CONSEQUENCE of
this ruling the AtAntcs Waived their right choice of
ground TO the Mes Utrecht Rod and Gun Club and the
1hoet " III be held under thsH ApIpicea a WoOdla Wn
kaIk on Tuesday, yuAs "a.
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Earned runs-Cincinnati. 81: Louisville. II first
base by ertortCincinnati 3: Louisville First base
on e, ,rsc ,hsmberain. on Jons. g on Rhosdes
Innt-ioidny t2) Smith. Browning Threeb base hits
vaughn ". Canavan. Jones. Latham. Two base hits
,hamherlain Latham, Vaughn. Jones' Grim. Sacrince
hnnns-MSSPnss Grim. Stolen base,.Lathain ar Nc.
Ihee Holiday. Canavan t2l Double piay-HauFhn
anu smith: HIT by pitcher-By Jones' I; by Rh0ades
2 Mlld pich-loneG Passed bali-Grim Umpire
ST. LOUIS. 10: CHICAGO. IT,
CHICAGO. June 1s.-"Jiegs" PARROTS brother Tom
male MS debut as colt In the rame against the st
Louis club to-day In The rst inning he suffered from
stage fright and three bases hall. and that many
hir n"tte hve runs In the NTH nping he wa. taken
out and Aauek ahd aftsrward McGiI substituted The
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The Flushing a. &. Olives tho Juniors q
Chance.

Tho games OF the Flushing A c. open to all young
sters uud .r IT years old. were held the clubs
grounds on Saturday sudden dashes OF rain and
slippery track interfersd somewhat with the sport
The entry list was quite large. Summaries;
one. hundr rod. yard DAsh-wou by j. X. Bennett j. H.
Gibson second. II. A. WiimerdnE third. Time I'M
seconds
Kunning High Jump-won BY 7. r. Psil; with Z feel
ION inches j. y ,'ips"h ~nn teei SSi tnohsA sec
one hundred yard Hurdle hAce-Won By J. Il Barrett
7. Il. pr second. II. A. Wilmerdlng third Time,
10 - seconds.
H. Fell Id feet llM lnehes. third
0ne.hAli.n mi Run by 7. II. Poll L. n EllimAn
second X. KIIimAn th'r.i The minutes ds seconds
Pole yanl,-M"n ~ I; ttankiyn. |. isst inches;
F0ur haulrsd and f0rIy'yard kun-Won by II. A. VIII
mrriins. T. II. Gilman second. X. Gilman third.
lime. l minute sccOnds,
1wohund red md wsnty-yArd Ruh-Won by l. r. ri.
limAn. j. R Barrett second. K V. FrAnklyn third
Time. 20 Is seconds
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Earned runs-Murrny Hills. !; Rdgewoods. 4 First
base errors-Murray Hills. J: R,dgew oods 2. Left
on +bnses-Murray, Mn, q RidEewooas !. Base on
balls -On StUvey. .: IN Landman. /: on Meuebner. !.
struck ont-By stovey 3: BY LnndmAn. ]; BY heueh.
hits-iieiser Crane. Two.base hi-D.vereauI. sacri.
fee ht-Crane Stolen base-Hatneld Wild pitches
Stoyey 3 Umpre-Lovy. Time-l:+o
ALGcoLLKGiArK 7; PICKED NISk. O.
Tho recently organized AlLrolleRiate team ana q
picked nine, including several professionals played at
Fordhan yest.rday the result being In favor of
AlLColiegiates by one run Tho score;
All-Colle giAteB .......,,......0 Al
Picked Nine .........,,..... - 40
base hits-ALCo eg ates. II; Picked Nine. s. Errors
-Ali-CoisgiatrH .: Picked nine, 4. BAttories-Hod-
kins and Clarke, Carmody and Pit
srwARK.
CubAu Giants ,........,... % ] Oil
Ironsides U o o o. /
Base hts-Cuban Giants II; Ironsidos. q. Errors
Cuban GIANTS Il: Ironsides Batteriss-Nelson and
Williams: ODAy and A Rothfuh
brFTALn
Rufalo .......,........,.,...0 ! Ia
WIKI .......,....,..,,.O O. -
Base hits-Bunaio !; Wikesbarr.. IL Euors-Buf.
falo i; WilkesDarre. T. Pitchers-GAgen. FISHER and
Mclaughlin.
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To Fight for $1,000 Purse at the Couey
Island A. Z. on Aug. Z.

Amatch was arranged yesterday afternoon between
George Dixon and Eddie Pierce aTht for purse Of
90. 500 and tho featherweght hAmpionship Of tho
world at the Coney Island A. c. on Monday. AuR
The conditions sr- Tho men to we gh In IL O'Clock
the day OF the contest at 20 pounds Five
dollars II the purse VIII be awarded to the loser
Tom O'Rourke. acting for Dixon. Johnny white for
Pierce and Judge Newton for the Climb. had n lengthy
argument before terms could be cd upon ORourk
wanted tho club TO hang purse 81 and New.
would give Way II looked as 4 the match wouid be de
ORnurke should toss cent 0 II the purse should
be $50 or ga. 500. ORourko agreed to ii 9 and the
and won.
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BEsLIH. June ls.-The Bavarian Chess Association
viii hold their fourth annual congress at Augsburg
during tho week beginning July 10 II will be con.
ms.t.,. ~ ,o T Trsh W,a ana hatinna
Won schevo Won Bardeleben Ainck wtz and other re-.
nowned experts will compete.
PANS. June ls-The second International chess
tournament promoted by L. 1omd, H'u.rt and played
by correspondence has been won ny Prof Johannes
Berger Of Graz Austria The winner scored
wins. j. II. Bake OF southampton. England. took the
second prize
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Tho feature of = lively "club day" at the Brooklyn
Handbatl Clubs court Champion Phil Casey's
effort to hold his own against John Malcolm and
Thomas Connor Tho latter pair kent the champion
busy all the court in the opening game. but he
responded Hamely and ran up seventeen aces before
they got away with It. In the second game he played
all around them, and they failed above fifteen
third attempt resulted in their favor AMI they won
the match. Several impromptu matches kept the fun
going right through the afternoon but no official tab
kept Of their dongs The principal scores OF the
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The Ga-ryowen. Tough, Well, I'm, ro.,

Last Sunday the GArryoWehs and Irish.Am.ricAns
both of New York battled for Gaelic tooth,u -,
pionship at wAilace's Ridgewood Park Tn. Ir,,h.
Americans won but the Central Council of the Ga,,c
A. A. OF America eliminated tho game from thu r.,o,a
because of certain Irregularities and ordered tina, q
should be played over again Yesterday the two teams
met for the second time. and fierce and Determined
encounter took place In the rst half the GArryov..s
played well and when the half was finished the scor.
stood q 90 IN favor OF the Irish Anne ricAns
second hair whil- the Irish Americans got one point
and goal the latter being kicked h Pat Auglln 40
O'Kssfe's faithful warriors were beaten. The mai
score was; IrishAmericAns goal 4 points; Garry.
owens, pointL The teams were:
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AT ruE MAxuA1rASvILLE COURT

Dubliners by the dozen swarmed into the Mnnh
willie Court on club day to see John Lawors attempt
against tho combined play OF Larry Forde and bar
Ifett The exilrsh champion received an ovation
to ten aces in the opening game Growing overconr.
dent he let them slip away with the second and could
get no nearer than eighteen aces afterward In the
many other interesting matches played p Walsh and
DelAny. j. Bergen and j. Fitzpatrick and p Waish
and N. DAILY were conspicuous for their smart team
work. Tic results OF The day were:
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'ArTiSG AvERA.Ks-fiRsr ssc1io,

A 0unrter-mile Hun on the brooklyn Bouie-
ward.
largo crowd of sports assembled on the Brooklyn
Bou!evhrd in the vicinity of tho parade ground yest
day to see a Quarter.nle match run OF between
Matthew king Of the Hartman Association and Jos ph
1wiggs OF the Irish Football club. The stakes
were f25 = side, while CONSIDER able amount " as
waRered on the outside. King gave his hackers No
cause for nneasness and gong right through nice
gal. he won Wy Nifty yards in minute 10 seconds.
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ON rHs DIAMOND YESTERDAY.
A Great B.ttine Record Nsee NJ the ct.-
ctrrntu Club.

ciNciSSlr. June ls-Ali previous local league rec.
ords as regards hitting and run getting were totally
eclipse by the Cincinnati and Louisville teams this
afternoon. An aggregate Of forytwo and forty.
seven safe hits, with total Of seventy. four
clean bases. tells the story. The ioca team had
all the way tho hest OF the batting and won the gam
hands down. They broke the season record for the
me runs In inning by making fourteen The al.
tendance MAS a. $50, ecoret " ~
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baseball Games To-day.

New York Va Washington, at tho Polo grounds
Bo.ton Va brooklyn. at Boston
r6ilnuelpbia " baltimore. at Philadelphia
Pittsburgh vs. Cleveland. at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati vs. Louisvlllr. at Cincinnati
Chic ago vs.. 81. Louis. At chicago.
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fishing Garkle.
MARsTERs HAS WORMS.

SAND WORMS, WHITE OR HLp0D WORMS -
Cut prices IN Fishing Tackle sperA hargains IN h3dt
and ResS: 3pece: all LanceN""i BAmA Rolls. nickel
mountingH. sGid Reel Seat d0nlIc 'ide hahi shiher
s..tA ~ q AZ Ash and Ian .o y,n Pieces I. an. s
Rubber and hckrl R-ris 81 %" best piaiity Hooks
TO Double ,iut, l5c. per doscu Iroe !Oc spy
2bc: 4-length Treble tut Leaders. &c rAch; +'plr
Als6gth. sxT. n.ayy. SC tash h.s! Lines ees. qpa
feet: 500 feet Reel line h'ocs, . thg-Ad Soc ~
thread. 43o: Is thread. <uc II thread, $50 Broken
stoot nandlr a5e r,ar! wSrkn.h Sla,i; lne s@eni
Piclerrl : oon. r. S9it l'nmh 1" ~ ! NJ. h"i,.
comniste '"d for ~ H.. canvas Rot Bi2si tc
kod.. tlid. a.nsce bamboo Rat! Rods a5c T,uns
Rods Joint rTltdei lInrn Reel Lines, 800 frei,
.Oc Brads cotton Hand Lines ltS feet loo. Leader
boxes IOc: sinkeu. Nc, h.; TIN IA'kie Boxes ~
Bait Plils soc. up: Bras swives l6c, dor Rod Ho.
sr,. asei oy.rAs 81 90: o., Fishing H.ts soc s;aa
TEkSs 66 Court st. tRsAr LivinxsI0A g., bISskyA
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Earned rnns.Chcaso 10; st Loni,t First base by
cage: q ST Louis. % First base on bals-oa Farrott
.; on MaGrk u; OF McCiil. /: OF Gleason. struck
nn-By Gleason. ?. Home run-wiimot. Inree- base
hitsnBrodie T. Parrott C2l Kittredge. Twoba.e hits
W Parrott. Gieason. Arson q, Kittredre, DUNCAN.
Winot. SACRIFICE hts-werden. + Parrott Gleason.
hyah Sto en- bases Glasscock. Arson Wimot
Double plays-Anson and Lange: Lanve unassisted
HIT BY pit-her-By Maucs. l. Umpire-NcQuado lime
-2:lO. Atieudance-1l.o5a
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BUFFALO, June ls.-Arnold schottlaender made It
very lively for tho amateur chess players Of this city
last week. Tho German expert made an excellent
record by winning nineteen games on oven terms
losing four. and drawing one. Moreover h. won a
large majority OF games in tho aim
exhibitions. and also scored ali tho rnrr,. p aged
against hiip IN consultation Against Farms
won and drew against Lieut.. Palmer won ,;
against Thornton. won against Could won 81 against
lanRl-ben won IL and lost 4. Tho following is tho
score OF very pretty game played against Langeben:
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WorcrsrKR June ls-Harry W. smith Of this city has
sold his prize wihnn g horre and hunter Sans
Reproche to Mr. Richard Croker OF New York for
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New. From the HOE. yvo.,.

ST. LOUIS; June 1s,-saturday night the
Hyder Ali-Kitty, out to Craze in tho encosure
at the fair grounds. and during the night he
was stolen No trace has been found OF the
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A Drawn Match Between Bird and Jasho.
rrOdaky.

LONDON. June ls-The chess match between
the veteran Bird and Jashogrodsky was de-
clared draw after each contestant had won
six games Three games were drawn. The
match was originally fixed for seven games up
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Baseball. FolS GroaAass Z r. n, To-day.
League championship game wAshingtoA W. New
Ysrk. Administer. soe and 1to-Ads.
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Garrison Ride FIoodr ate In the America,
INV

e LOUIS June 1s,-Foodgate. tho crack thyee-ysar.
OLD IN the California Stable e. l. FAIR ia Inc y1nn
Derby. ''"~u
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FRENCH DEFENCE.

Treasurer F. Rose OF the Columbian Chess
Congress- announced at the meeting on Satur-
day that he has about $1,000 on hand with
good prosp poets OF increasing tho amount &C
$4,000 during this week.
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Amateur League Record.
Other Gnmes,

Other Gnmea
HAERALps 7: ALLHRroKsI.
The Fmerads Of tho New York Catholic Protsctory
scored well earned victory from tho crack Alertou
team At Van Nest yesterday. The score:
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SUNDAY ball playing was resumed In Queens county
yesterday afternoon. A large crowd was present at
Leo Park to 500 the game her ween tho Murray Hills
and Ri jgewools The only thing that prevented tho
contest from proving interesting Stovey
kicking and baby actions, for which he roundly
Missed. The score;
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KINGS BISHOPS cAMnIr.


And black resigned without awaiting whites reply
K Ct ch Ac.